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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER il r Nation's Camp Fire Girls Help Win War AMERICA C!i THE ((HOME FRONT! IN ACTION RUTH JVYETH SPEARS SIX MORE LANGUAGE GUIDES E KNOW that the Eighteenth ISSUED SOLDIERS OVERSEAS vv Century is often called the golden age of the cabinet makers. Six more guides to the foreign We know that the English cabi- languages encountered by American net makers, Chippendale, Hepple-whit- soldiers throughout the world have Sheraton and the Adam been issued, the war department brothers, flourished then and that has announced. their work was copied by our own The guides are separate handbooks on the Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Greek, Japanese and German languages. Chinese, French, Italian and North African Arabic 5 Z cabinet makers of the late Colonial period. The furniture types of their day have become standard with us but we seldom stop to think about the kind of curtains and draperies that were originally used with this furniture. Visitors to the reconstructed village of WiUiamsburg. Va.. are often surprised to find that Venetian blinds were the fashion long before the Revolution, and the well tailored canvas lined valance used with floor length chintz draperies also seem n modern to them. Yet these were the styles when ladies and gentlemen wore powdered wigs. Valances were made Just as we make them today and were tacked to a valance board In pretty much 'the same manner as is shown here. cur-,tal- NOTE This is the second of a series on modern adaptations of period curtain fashions. Another version of the shaped type of valance is given In BOOK 5 of e series of ten booklets on sewing for e home. To get copy of Book 3 send IS cents direct to: z MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS New York Drawer 10 Enclose 13 cents for Book No. 5. Bedford Hills Name ( Address (low To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat oX th trouble to help loosen and expel rerm laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender. Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you bottle of Creomulslon with the understanding you must like the way It Quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. by Western Newspaper Union. for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis completed 'Nother Kind Rastus Doc, I'se jest been bit a dawg. by Doctor Too bad! Was it a rabid dog? RastusNawsuh, it 1 1 Could Be First Medical Student W hat I can't understand is why it is that a man's hair turns gray so much quicker than his beard or mustache. Doctor Prof. It is became the liair start on the whiskers. has a 20-ye- ar Eating too many square meals makes some people round. Anxious Boob They've got a new baby quotations on ammunition packing cases. He signed a contract to pro- over at my brother's house. duce practically the same product Rube Is it a boy or girl? for war and today his plant is workBoob I don't know yet so I don't know whether I am an aunt ing three shifts. C. W. Woolworth of Lititz, Pa., or an uncle. made animal traps. But he realized the wartime possibilities of his plant, and as eafly as 1939 he was buying up automatic screw machines. When the arms plant needed armor piercing bullet cores, Woolworth and his vice president, Herman Drach, were all ready for CHICKS FOR SALE orders. Arthur H. DuGrenier, a leader in WHITE LEGHORN SPECIALISTS the design and manufacture of vend30 years' production of superior chicks. Over machining machines, converted his A 100 pure, top ranking, money making some with and added more, Leghorn strain. Straight run, $14.00, or ery, pullet chicks, $28.00 per hundred or cockerel extra work succeeded in developing chicks, $5.00 per hundred. Volume discouat. now. Write for factual folder. Order a plant. Possibly the most unusual change GRAHAM HATCHERY A PULLET FARM Hayward, Calif. among the group was that of the Frank H. Lee company of Danbury, Conn., makers of men's hats. This Used Cars Trailers organization also was converted into a establishment. According to James N. Greene, manager of Lee's defensive division: "This venture of ours was started not for any monetary reasons, whatsoever. We simply wish to put an ability that we may have, or that we can acquire, to work for the war effort, with the hope that concerns like ours, multiplied many times' SAFETY PINS over in this country, will be the to end SAFETY FINS Diaper sire. Four down great factor' in bringing an DEPARTMENT ,. These girls belong to the three divisions of Camp Fire Girls: the one at left is a Camp Fire Girl; in the middle is a Blue Bird, a junior division member; and at right is a member of the Horizon Club, which is for older Camp Fire Girls. WACs, WAVES, SPARS and members of the marine corps women's reserve will be guests at the parties which, in Camp Fire communities all over the country, will highlight the Camp Fire Girls' 32nd annual birthday month, March. The organization's hundreds of thousands of 7 to 18 year old members will take little time from their war work during the month to be honored for their past year's activities at traditional ceremonial council fires. In few localities are such community-wide observances scheduled, with the girls instead receiving awards and ranks at small ceremonials during regularly scheduled group meetings. To such affairs adult sponsors of the groups will be invited as one feature of the "Share the Program" week, March 12 to 19, when local councils will, in a different way each day, interpret the Camp Fire program tp various units of the community. Camp Fire Girls are combatting the black market by making ceiling Associated Newspaper WNU price booklets, according to OPA specifications, for housewives, together with ration book holders. They are already thinking ahead to another summer as farm aides, when, in day hauls from their summer camps and as registered aides living on approved farms, they will again prove of inestimable value in planting and harvesting the nation's crops. Helping to relieve the shortage of nurses and nurses aides, older Camp Fire Girls, after preparatory study, are working as Hospital Aides. Baby and child care courses, which have long been a regular part of their training, fit Camp Fire Girls for taking care of the children of parents, both in homes and nurseries. Their skills in homemaking make especially welcome the goodies which they continually supply to servicemen's centers, while their slogan of "learn by doing" adds to the supply of knitted and sewn goods for servicemen and allies. war-worki- tool-maki- tool-maki- BIIIOJTlQBILEf 50c. Nine dozen $1.00. Satisfaction hostilities." MinaU By Features. M&k SEEDS ttpi II; OFFICE EQUIPMENT WE BUT AND SELL Office Furniture. Files. Typewriters. Mains Machines. Safes, Cash Registers. SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE M Won Broadway.. Salt Lake City, Visa.. Experimenters m3 CONSTIPATION much-neede- What to. y Temple of Diana the Beautifully proportioned, Temple of Diana at Ephesus was a, celebrated shrine supposed to have been 425 feet long with 127 columns supporting its roof, each cdlumn 60 feet high. It surpassed all other temples in costliness and splendor. Y Give your skin a grand washing with a soap emulsion. This releases all dirt and perspiration. Then rinse with cool water; a last splash with cold water. Dry gently. Then apply a few drops of cream lotion. Pat in well, then smooth on a few drops of liquid powder. Pat dry, then a dusting of face powder. Your skin will stay clean and cool for hours I Ledger Syndicate. WNU Features. ran cold misery ' Self-Maste- By PHYLLIS BELMONT umn rnrrrn ronU nn nuffiCfi nnu durrr-- rnum v iuu uinuru w . FEEN-A-MIN- """'V' Bombs - ' " ' Tii i j 4 .H Try Great Tonic Many Doctors Jurist See how Scott's Emulsion tone up your system; helps build helps and resistance against colds-- If stamina up there is a dietary deficiency of A & D Vitamins. It'i easy Simply take Scott 'a daily throughout the year. It's great t Buy aJ?9 at your druggist's today -I wv ii Hijaw good-tasti- 1 Last of Warsaw Jews Interned, Poles Report NEW YORK. The Polish (n-5'Ji'i:t- 25,000 Jews in Warsaw had been shipped to Bernebostel, a concentration camp near Hanover, Germany. These were the last of the 40,000 Jews left in the Polish capital at the time of the battle of the Warsaw ghetto a few months ago. Before the war, Warsaw had a Jewish populaof the city's tion of 300,000, inhabitants. TELEFACT Tele- graph agency said that the last one-thir- d 'lit A child who sulks and pouts whenever he is spoken to is never admired by older people, and is soon This Dentist in a Rut ignored by his playmates. So, parEven When He Is Fishing ents, be firm but not cranky with children. Punish them for their DES MOINES. IOWA. Dentists your and stick to your punwrongdoings get in a rut, too. Dr. T. G. Wheeler ishments. Don't, just because you just couldn't get away from the ex- feel sorry for the child, relent and traction business even while fishing. lift the punishment you are inflictThe dentist hooked what seemed to be a sizable fish. After a tussle, ing. If your child is inclined to sulk-te- ach the line went limp, and he reeled it him in. You guessed it: the hook was much more by good example how attractive a sunny disimbedded in a tooth, which had been is. position "extracted" from the fish's mouth. Ledger Syndicate. WNU Features. - This Douglas Dauntless dive i EI07 j T bomber was snapped just as it began to pull out of a dive after a bomb had been released. NUMBER OF U. S. FARMS STOP GROWING 1850 1910 1940 ' ' ry He that would govern others, first should be The master of himself. Massinger. Serves Overseas do Rira Spread Penetro on throat, chest, back cover with warm flannel eases muscular aches, pains, coughs. Breathed in vapors comfort irritated nasal membranes. Outside, warms like plaster. Modem medication in a base containing old fashioned mutton suet, only 25c, double supply 85c. Get Penetro. FEEN-A-MIN- mm PLANTS Golden Acre Cabbare Plants 100 postpaid 1500 coUect $5.23. Sweet Spanish and Wax Onion Plants 1000 Crystal White postpaid $2; 6000 coUect $7.50. Crystal Wax Seed, pound $5. Send for prices on tomato plants. Lake Head Farms, O Y rUn. Not, GABRXELLB By NANCY PEPPER ROOMS FOR magazine pictures all over it and Malaria, in the Italian language, then shellacking it for gloss and means "bad air." To the men in IMPROVEMENT the swampy jungles of New Guinea and Guadalcanal it means chills,' fever and torture. Other than complete extermination of the Anopheles mosquito, a colossal and seemingly impossible undertaking, quinine is still by far the best known remedy for malaria. Japanese conquests have cut the United States off from the East Indian supply. Fortunately, a fair stockpile was available here to carry the country through for a time, and experimental plantings are being pushed forward in Middle America by the United States government which promise to produce substand tial amounts of quinine in the near future. guaran- teed. Send coin to the DIAPIN COM. PANT, Box 8805. Portland 8. Oreita. Jap Control of Quinine Met by preservation. Some girls like to use Whenever you, see this, title you colored .fashion photos; others like know you're in for some new tricks to show off their favorite movie Royal Indian Navy Unlike India's army, the Royal in decoration for your room. No star's photos. MATCHLESS TRINKET BOX Indian navy forbids its officers need to spend lots of money on it, and men to maintain their usually even though you spend lots of time Four empty matching boxes (the in it. Save your moula for that kind that kitchen matches come in very strict racial and caste dif- dee-gee confetti sweater you're that slide open and shut) make a ferences while in its service. drooling for. Here's how to doll up tricky trinket box. Glue the four boxes together. Cover with all payour room !' Free of charge. MFntCATrn Soothe itch of simple CHEESE IT Ask your mother to per left from your bedroom wall; give you the next wooden box she attach buttons for drawer handles. POttTER FC3 Mexsana, the soothing, medicated powder. gets. Take out the Right cute. USE lieres diaper rash. G. I. JOKES and hang on the bric-awall as a k, Hull Was First THE LITTLE MORON TAKES brac shelf- - You Cordell Hull was the first cabiTIME OUT WHILE WE TELL YOU net member ever to address a smoother still, SOME G. I. JOKES THAT ARE ON joint meeting of congress. a cover it with pretty chintz. How THE BEAM WITH THE TEEN about tacking a pleated ruffle around CROWD THESE DAYS. CAN YOU the edge? Cute for miniature ani- TOP THESE T DONT LET Soldier Why is Hitler's hair so mals, nail polish bottles, salt and pepper shakers or whatever it is straight? Sailor Because America has all you collect. SLOW YOU UP a large the WAVES. BULLETIN BOARD-G- et When bowels are sluggish and yon feel irritable, headachy, do a millions rectangle of wall board, edge with a A rookie was on sentry duty for the modern Ido chaw flounce to match your curtains and first the time. He heard someone laxative. Simply chaw chewing-guhang on your wall as a bulletin before you go to bed, and fired his gun. Then he pass of cover a board. Or, large piece taking only in accordance with package cardboard with a piece of chintz called out, "Who went there?" directions sleep without being disturbed. Next morning gentle, thorough with padding between. Good place First German soldier I hear the relief, helping you feel well again. Try souvenirs. to sentimental American soldiers are starving. keep Taste good, is handy A TISKET A TASKET-- A brand Second German soldier Ja, when and economical. A generoui family supply new paper basket! Transform your they meet each other they say, FEEtl-A-hlKi- ra old, dingy paper basket by pasting "What's cookin'?" Sentry Halt. Who goes there? Rookie Oh, you wouldn't know Away! British me. I just arrived yesterday. The British call their microfilm First soldier al mess Looks like process airgraph. rain again today. Second soldier Yes, but they call it coffee. FEEN-A-MIN- wuz a houn. CLASSIFIED "GAY GADGETS" t CEIEOMULSION I . Released pro- armaments which go to our warriors, small business has a vital place in war production. A study prepared by the Remington Arms company cites several examples of small businesses which have helped to make possible a tremendous, overwhelming flow of supplies to our battle fronts. Here are some examples: Frank Ryder headed a small ice box manufacturing plant in Coble-skil- l, N. Y. Priorities had ruled out steel for his boxes and he was about ready to close when some blueprints arrived from Remington inviting duce the 4, .... large plants usually Although f e, guides previously have been announced. Purpose of the language guides Is to give the" soldier enough instruction to enable him to carry on simple conversations in the tongue in use where he is stationed. The guide carries the information to him through the eye. Phonograph records also are used so that the soldier may hear how the language sounds. No attempt is made in the guides to give soldiers a complete command of a language. Soldiers desiring additional study of languages may apply for the full courses given by the United States Armed Forces institute, Madison. Wis. Study of the guides, however, will provide the rudiments of everyday conversation. The booklets give numerous phrases, words and sentences in common usage. The English words are followed by their equivalent in the foreign tongue and by their phonetic reproduction. Especial attention is paid to pronunciation of the vowels since their values often vary considerably from those of the English. The soldier is reminded that he cannot get the sound of a language by the printed word alone, but that he must use his ears even more than his eyes. He is encouraged to practice using the words. And, says each guide, "Say it LOUD." Each of the languages covered by the guides has a definite use to American soldiers somewhere. For example, troops are stationed at various places in or near South America, where Spanish is the mother tongue. More than 60,000,000 people in South and Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean area speak it. The 45,000,000 people in Brazil The Russian speak Portuguese. tongue ranks after Chinese and English as the third most widespread language in the world. Large Plants Get Vital Needs From Small Factories IBBIMIMIMIM Each symbol reprejenti 500,000 farms IBadlfBa i n m If you suffer from hot flashes, weak, nervous, cranky feelings, are a bit blue at times due to the period functional "middle-age- " peculiar to women try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Taken regularly Pinkham's Compound helps build up resistance against such distress. It helps nature! Also a fine stomachic tonic. Follow label directions. LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S COMPOUND, Short Chinese Mile In China the mile measures 609 Her father fought in World War I, and her brother is now in the U. S. medical corps in New Guinea, so Miss Betty Smith (left) followed family tradition by enlisting for foreign service with the American Red Cross. She is pictured with her mother, who is Mrs. Lawrence Smith, president of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mr. Smith is now a member of congress from Wisconsin. Quality of Baby Pants Draws Flood of Kicks WASIIINGTON.-T- he Office of Civilian Requirements is getting complaints about the quality of wartime baby pants. Austin Grimshaw, OCR survey director, told a fashion group that 70 per cent of the complaints registered on the pants in a national survey were voiced against the material used as a substitute for rubber. only yards. 9- -U WNU W For Vou To Feel Well 24 hours erory day. 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