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Edited by MARJORIE BARROWS Editor of The Children's Moor IF YOU ARE ON THIS LIST... Nervous and tense . Arthritic Heart trouble Invalid Middle-aged or elderly Pregnant or nursing High blood pressure DON'T LET CONSTIPATION ADD TO YOUR WORRIES! As distressing as constipation can be in "normal" people wilhoul special conditions or illnesses, chronic irreg ularity can be extremely aggravating even dangerous in some cases. If you arc on the list, you've probably been cautioned already by your own physician, to avoid harsh laxatives and purgatives. Your doctor may have indicated concern about tne strain- i ing" that goes with constipation j particularly in cardiac, high blood i pressure, and similar cases), and he j may already have recommended j Sakaka. Saraka works naturally, j effectively, the way nature intended I your system to work gently, i smoothly, without stress or harsh ness. Saraka is easy and pleasant to take, after meals or before bed. At your drug store or drug counter. For Kencrous free sample, write to Saraka. Dept. K-Z, Kcnilworth, N. J. SARAKA "natural way to regularity" How Government Hospital Stopped Athlete's Foot Itch! Relieves itching tertvre instantly destroys fungi en contact I At first slun of agonizing toe Itch, use amazing Ting Medicated Cream I Tests by government hos pital prove Ting brings relief three ways: 1 Instantly relieves Itching and soothes sore, burning skin I (2i On 60-second contact, destroys fungi that cause Athlete's Foot! (3) Aids healing of cracked, peeling toes. Ting s "dry cream" formula dries quickly to an anti septic powder that clings ... con tinuing relief for hours I Grease less, stainless. At all druggists. Only 19i Money back If not satis fied. 01958 Pharma-Craft Corp. IRRITATED EYELIDS? Bathe them with LAVOPTIK Eye Lo tion. Promptly soothes. Also relieve inflamed, sore, burning, itching eyes, soothes tired eyes or money back. Insist on L A V-OP-T1 K Eye Lotion. Depend on 45 years' success. Free Eye-cup included in package. All druggists. Help Fill the Research Clinics Patient Aid MS Muinnt teutons rfciirire I SUNBURN POISON IVY I I HEAT RASH CHAFING I I Relieve Itchinf nd Burning, Promott 1 I Heelino with Super-Lanoleted I '..mswpjl..; Riddle Round-Up 1. What's the definition of a farmer? 2. What did one berry say to another? 3. How do you say "heifer" in Chinese? Walk On Th Farm Clarence Biers sAMEo b"-lv A OAV A WALK- WITH H,s rrp WOULD UKB THAT V ACWl ? .A PET, BUT ITS2b,g THEAf THfy &iu.y said, 'O, -ijj? WOULD LlP TH iur we hav THfey SJi A -jIL BUT BILLY .SAID, "WE HAVE No ' - r ' f r , 'ANWAY, 5'U , BE5T Of ALL, SANDY." Kef ( AMD THi MTTte ((St) WAOCiD Mtf ' Stamping Balloon 4 Reqna bskil rhen inviting guests for this party, ask them each to bring some small gift, preferably an inexpensive funny one, gaily wrapped. Before the party the host or hostess inflates a balloon for each guest, but first she inserts a number (clipped from an old calendar) in each bal loon, going from one to whatever number of people there will be. Duplicates of these numbers are placed on each gift and they are heaped on a table near the players. A balloon is passed to each one. The first player must stamp on the balloon till it bursts. It may take a few tries. Then he picks up the number that was inside it and matches it to the gift of that number. Ad Fun! Bill Ross his game isn't as easy as it sounds, but it will add to the fun of your party. Before the party, go through lots of old maga zines and clip out all the well-known advertisements for soup, coffee, automo biles, shampoo, refrigera tors, beverages, cosmetics, etc., until you've collected about 16. Put a number 1 to 16 in an upper corner of each. Then fix a sheet of paper for each guest with a column of 16 numbers. Before starting to play, cut off the part of the ad that bears the product's name. Then circulate the ads around the room and ask each person to write the product's name after the proper number. Graduation Plans Mabel Inqlin What will the June gradu ate be? Can you rearrange the scrambles below to spell out some well-known occu pations? 1. snure 2. hactree 3. rawley 4. codrot 5. geernine 6. hurtbec 7. torail 8. mostnap 9. sorail 10. siderol Make It Easy (For Girls Only) Ida M. Perdue Advcr-Tics: Flaunt your school colors on your feet. Make a pair of yarn pom poms in the school colors and tie one to each shoelace. One Alone: Wear that lone earring screw-back or clip at the neck of a sweater or blouse like a pin. Tip Top: Give the plastic tips of your shoelaces a coat of bright nail polish or paint them to match your costume with oil or show card colors. Give It a Pearl: Replace the buttons on a blouse or dress with small gold safety pins on which you have threaded some pearl beads. Answers to Riddle Round-Up: 1. A man outstanding in his field. 2. If we weren't so fresh, we wouldn't be in this jam. 3. Young cow (Yung Kow!). Answers to Graduation Plans: 1. nurse, 2. teacher, 3. lawyer, 4. doctor, 5. engineer, 6. butcher, 7. tailor, 8. postman, 9. sailor, 10. soldier. Blast Off! Jhe players sit in a circle with the "Sun" blindfolded in the center. Give each player the name of a planet or heavenly body. When the Sun calls out two olanets, they change places as fast as they can, cutting across the inside or going around the outside of the circle to avoid being caught. If a player is caught, he's the new Sun. Or if the Sun beats a player to his place, the one left out becomes the Sun. Whenever the Sun yells "BLAST OFF!" all players change seats and the Sun tries to tag one. Let's Draw a Koala Boar Ann Devidow Australia Across the seas Has lots of Eucalyptus trees. Where tiny Koala bears abound With furry ears And noses round. Mama Koala Has a purse Or pouch for baby Where he'll nurse Until he's old enough To pack Upon her shoulders Pickaback. family Weekly. June 1, 1951
