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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, LEW. UTAH Shoe Shine Boys Buy Flowers for Stricken Hero - ,. a SEW HOWJq 3 ONE EXCEPTION 4- RuthWyeth Spears ' - BOTTOM OF CUSHON "l BJrt X have suggested slide fasteners for the cushions so that they may be removed easily for laundering. Notice about book prices: Book 1 SEWING for the Home Decorator; and No. 2, Gifts, Novelties and Embroideries, are now 15 cents each, or both books for 25 cents. Readers who have not secured their copies of these two books should send in their orders immediately, as no more copies will be available, when the present supply is exhausted. Your choice of the QUILT LEAFLET illustrating 36 authentic patchwork stitches or the RAG RUG LEAF LET, will be included with orders for both books for the present, but the offer may be withdrawn at any time. Leaflets are 6 cents each when ordered separately. Everyone should have copies of these tw-- books containing a total of 96 How to Sew articles by Mrs. Spears, that have not appeared in the paper. Send your order at once to Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Des- plaines St., Chicago, 111. FASTENER M VT "What did George say when you Back stAn him for of accused your wanting you MRS. SPEARS: I have money?" both of your books and they "He said he could stand on his own feet." certainly have been a help to me. I followed your directions in "Well, he can't when he's Book 1 for making all of my slipcovers. Recently I started a wall ON PATH WOODLAND THE hanging of crewel work embroidj ery that required many stitches that were new to me. I found them all clearly diagramed in Book 2, and was certainly glad I Here's real hero worship. These New l'ork shoe shine boys, who ply their trade around Madison Square had it to turn to. Garden and Jack Dempsey's restaurant, sold enough extra shines to buy a bouquet of flowers for Dempsey, "I am now interested in covering former heavyweight champion, who was stricken with peritonitis following a recent appendectomy. Jack was seat cushions for our dinette. The sleep at the time, but later saw to it that the flowers got a place of honor in his hospital room. children have both breakfast and y meal here. Can their you suggest a material that will stand hard wear and that comes in bright colors? G. B." Striped awning material would " i&ERMANY swirz.' give good service and both you V USSIA Hungary and the youngsters would enjoy ru ma nia PUBLIC OFFICIALS the gay coloring in this much used YUGORUMANIA AND ' Green corner. and orange GREECE stripes READY SL.AVIA ll VV. FI&HT AXIS VX She My, the snakes multiply con- would be attractive, and this color "ijL'R representative government INVASION OF J XV Vv could be in ran only exist upon confidence with allied "JRkey. Yugoslavia ' stantly in this neighborhood. I won- schemecurtains and repeated V officials. That confidence in If FRANCE AND BRITAIN, f public JjfL. orange A green paint der if there are any adders among V-lBULGARIA l strengthens he ,VL It ran only he rerestored. must I of inside a the for A (TV, cupboard. veers ) IT them? pact with j J J) Ialkan stored by business-likrondurt of pubS T NEUTRALITY IN Ns. RUMANIA AND as Vh.w'T He ii Not JSSS, you ALBANIA they multiply, SGREfcCE. ALSO ALLIES lic affairs." Governor John W. Brick-e- r EVENT OF A If N. ' GENERAL WAR Ur V It 7k I say. of Ohio, J j. VsLgtiy WITH IRAN IRAK. By Michelangelo The only work ever signed by POSSIBLE NIAGARA AT HOME Michelangelo Buonarroti, world's supreme sculptor, is his Pieta, in Y St. Peter's in Rome. This marble 7 9 OTVT BRITISH INCREASEfl :g eastern naval iTV altar piece, showing the Madon ssstss-v- T STRENGTH V-'- J SJTsTRIA SkC---r na with the dead Christ in her ' ALGERIA;: Gibraltar If v. 61 pact signs y 7 7egypt WITH RUMANIA, V: MADE MORE arms, has the sculptor's name and j) 7l 'IMPREGNABLE' ITALY ,1 BLOCKING J ) , P ? birthplace chiseled in large let jr THAN IN ASIA MINOR fLl & Yl O ters on the shoulder band crossing C VjjT Mary's garment. They were add YuNisiXrw BRITAIN BOOSTS V. f?7 , fed later, in the church at night, PAI f" V-- v NAVAL FORCE f tirL tts 2i X; after Michelangelo had overheard v, Complete Ignorance ,vSs-- : Ifjj jNEAR Gibraltar! J j To be proud of learning is the credit the work to an strangers ' ' LIBYA i 1 other man. Collier's. greatest ignorance. EGYPT l li I 'rEAR IA Til F ( nuicK PI WUOTES 4lh mid-da- Dictators Better Speed Aggression, or Else J, v iTr Jl ?i ' EVER 1 xmcco I 'I e f anti-dictat- Air Cadets Begin U. Ife Hi'!" chiefly by Turkey, have strengthened their positions in and Germany. New Turkish pacts with London and kept European diplomats busy while British and French axis has been "stymied" by think the Rome-Berli- n Armv Training S. a fy V Map shows how France and Great Britain, aided the Mediterranean against further aggression by Italy Balkan bloc, have Paris, leading to an fleets strengthened their positions. Many observers these democratic counter moves. 'jT 57 fwilr ::: ' f TO f7 d vJ ' iv e d wpa,7m VS wS; yf-l- .,t.v. -R- Dairy Experimenter rW M w. Husband (viewing Niagara) What a stupendous sight! Wife John, are you sure you turned olf the water in the bathroom before we left home? AWFUL EXAMPLE ONLY KELLOGG'S give s flavor you the which has made these crisp, world-famou- golden-brow- flakes n ready-to-ea- i. world Hubby Why do you advise girls never to flirt? Wifey See what it got me? ' the largest-sellin- g cereal in the t ! ONLY KELLOGG'S come to you in the exclusive, new-typ- e inner wrap which, protects freshness and- flavor in a way never WHEN HE SLOWED DOWN - before possible! jr Copr. 1939 :4 Production of western beef may be more profitable to many New York dairy farmers than raising milch cows, according to Carl II. Frink, Clayton, N. Y., philanthro-- , pist, who has imported many HereLieut. II. G. Reynolds, pilot instructor (facing camera) gives instruc- ford bulls from Nevada. Pictured tions to four student pilots at the Grand Central air terminal in Glendale. here is a hereford bull calf with If is Calif., before their first takeoff. The instructions are part of the United herdsman. it Frink's experiment may alter the entire States army air corps' program of shaping some 1,200 military pilots successful, "Tom is a typical American neveach year out of youngsters recently graduated from college. Advanced economic situation of dairymen. er does anything slow." combat and tactical instructions are given at Randolph field. "Not till he figures in his funeral, e tuean 01f tLoaiers I'd say." i First 'Draft Roosevelt' Move Begins wmnm fjLmWif XTWlllsIl ' ' f P . IIPiF ' Iwt; ' " " fli i?OZ3 pyj MAK1NG AN ASS ()F H,MSELF f4! - i. MEANS CAREFREE DRIVING! J ' A& Dn"'k (t0 donkey .va' l.iiiuhin' at? Doncher va'rc lus' Zcal "y Jj Calvin Burleson, prepared for a real whittlin', admits he doesn't mind loafing a bit now and then. In fact, he's dean of Loafer's "The Third Termers," first organization in the country whose an- (lory, N. C. The town with the odd was name was first called that by litirlc nounced purpose it is to draft President Roosevelt for formed recently in Chicago. President of the organisation is Judge John son's father. It's on the map, too. Cutknecht. Executive Secretary James G. 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