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ELDER pace fight NEWS-JOURNA- at the bottom, this iguoi venting ln inusfs the coil to fill with lime, iiom ar.t people fiom letting then drained the TOSY stove lieee and blow up, I will plumbing system, anti theie ait j. nd then some to'd clay the thing allow the water figuie the time for this woid of a feiv people who do tnat It is will burn and the same type who drive then caution well spent over tnese icy roads Sunday morning, while I was' cars fast case of the stove mah In this to favonte my iadio, Lstening noise it's a warn ,b( Editor Brigham Nows piogiam, The Columbia Chutch,rK ,nat funny 'he'thing is fioen and the way to avoid it is tj watch We know well enough that of the Air," I was called wheienR hcA at blow up tf you don't dojthe boil. itI1dwhen U may w not was often a stove the freely given making funny, half of it about bottom tun the something quick of the and eonsidered voice that's what any impoitame roise The thing to do is, pull out lL1t down the drain if no one, However, if this little eiloit ot over the phoni s ud These mine will be the means- - of pre pie been away f.om home the ash pan, dump the ashes m, wants to use it The fact that watei.can the fne, the idea of course be-- ' j ing to stop the heat, never min, drawn itom both faucets does the mess, as them would be rot meai that the stove is not much' mom mess if the thing lioen and is safe for a fire! blows up Then, with a laigCIi you have been away several towel, ot any handy cloth, dip. days and can get cold water in hot watei and run along the from all the faucets this 19 no pipe between the stove and tank 'indication that it is safe to make 11 you raven't any hot watei,, a file And, when the water is shut off in the house, that is no go to the neighbor w'ho has Nostril Each Relieve l!p Quickly Houses that aie not furnace excuse lor not having a fire, it heated, and have stoves with r a common mistake for people water heating coils or jackets,110 havP no flle because the such stoves should not have the water is off fne dead out while Imeirg When a pipe is buist and water flooding the floor, quick- temporatums pievail - L' vaWhen the house P(n all faucets letting pait been Medication has Works Fast Specialized of the water into the sewer, this rated fmezing weather, dunng Right Where Trouble Is! and you wish to know if the v. ill lessen the flow through the stove is going to blow up, 20lbrokn PPe- The house valve, CranJ relief from snifTly, sneezy, study distress of head ,hat contiols the ser- minutes after the fne is madethp o colds comes fast as spreads through the nose, be flom the Mreet the pipe leading fiom the top reduces swollen membranes soothes irritation, in good lepatr, be easily acces-- i of to the should tank jacket relieves congestion, helps clear nasal V KCKIvS be warm, that shows that it is 5ahle, and each member of the passages. Makes breathing easier VfM IP II household should be familiar PI 11 working ptoperly. I Follow directions in package. try it In the ease of furnaces, orivi,h lts 11 stoves being hot all day, and the ROBT. CROOKSTON suire tanks- - ime Chistmas ml hail n t HEsDW lexas I xfnbits siones hut ink j IJy ERNEST FOSTER United Press Staff Correspondent It was fine and dandy while IIOLIAWOOD (UP) when they Sonny Tults and the Mr Inert m auto courts ad-ic- e A Few Head Cold Stuffiness - Cai land boundaius it-- u'" lu,w b(n P10t1u,,l c a' firsstohe TRUCK AND TRACTOR TIRES FIRESTONE BATTERIES j This-mean- i s BBI6RAM MERCANTILE CO. y j V48 A. vL The Greek War Relief El CLOTHES 'lound within HEADQUARTERS FOR a ,oad scntl d tectum on a map Befom he knew it eight volunteeis appeal ,,d fr0m tKiwheie to add tneirj I.ove A Soldier," has moved into ( cents U0Ith Hollowing their It s a beautiful Httlc nll(?.tlons Seigeant (Iillilan end-- ' a house how place which ait magazines , up a( lh(, d(1(d ond ()1 a dry! call a maslet piece in artisttiy bed and with much nn- s it has statues in , ()1 iansuag(, tinned his jeep toweling it, whispeis the ound t0 find a Guernsey bull, 1 ofts. "They aie lovely but ,i0eking his path Gtlltlan is, on bteakable busts mounted vorkdering if anothei mehscn-spindlmahogany pedestals p , r had ds muh nouble de-- l I'm all jitteiy I always lun j vering a message to a man into things ults The fust part of ray that wear out am alway s the shouldeis and sleeves "here I collide with the walls. That s never womed me much because outside of a little shaking of the walls and maybe some yelling Horn a next-doo- r room, those vvalL never yet have tumbled ' But these pedestals do. I ve alieady run into a couple and done a net catch befote they hit thr Root. Every time I move mound the house 1 feel like Leon lEriol doing a vaudeville act My 'wile follows me, quaking and .diving now and then to letneve one of the busts. When we first moved in theie was one of those things in my bedroom. But my wife yelled1 'oh no,' and jumped over and snatched R to .safety and put it ed Mow 0 irw Do YOU Have any) 19 i - ol cold-clogg- 11. mcrcially "nii'u.V Adair, cuiator of the Texas lnt momi Museum, has ar jounced amazon, amethyst, botyl, ,that a display of Texas pilous nV,, j chalcedony.gat stones has been made spodumene, opal to, ei, Tex is ,1 the museums display " tuiquoise has a long list of gem that ate po,t!ay the disastrous rote feflr he of a bull in a china shop. Tufts, the tall blond galook who impiessed the fans so gieatthat he s ly in his first movie row bein'1 costaned with Paul I i tte Goddard in Patamount s Drops JANl Utl M Hollywood Film Shop; wym immi EVENING. L j away ' Weve moved most of them except two. They ate jin the hall. They just seem to 'belong theie. But I don't belong in that little hall with them. I (come and go by the back door time I'll forget and charge to lout the fiont oh door. Then, my Give n Sonny says hes been botheied with running into things ever since a boy and especially in Yale when he played football He ran into his own team-- j mates so much the coach gave him a teseived place on the bench. He was good at running into the ball on the kickoff, so he was the kickoff for every game j Sonny would now be happy if jhc didn't have to vvoiry about those Rems on pedestals. Hes heard about that bull in the china shop. , I of garments are needed for Greece and it is our hope that during the next few months a considerable part of the required supply will be prepared and Millions ready for shipment when Greece is liberated. Collecting the necessary quantity of clothing is a tremendous task and we need the help of all. hovv-icve- r, ar-Iti- He s it GIfoflIlnes lhtmlldl He m TOeauraMe HOLLYWOOD j (DQeaim aandl (SiradnflnDii Don (UP) Barry is an actor whose principal income is fiom his witting, j B not his acting j As the star of a cowboy seual Don collects a hefty sum week-- i ly fiom one studio But as a v. titer he does even better In the past six months he has fust-ratturned out three screen stones and sold them all His latest, The Baby W'oie Gloves," a story of a prizefighter who goes to war, ha been acquit ed by Rpubho at a figure higher then the studio ever befoie paid for an onginal I e CLOTHES OF GOOD QUALITY ARE A VALUABLE GIFT TO GREECE. BUT SHIPPING SPACE WILL BE LIMITED. FOR THIS REASON ONLY SERVICEABLE, CLEAN GARMENTS SHOULD BE GIVEN. yam "The ARTICLES MOST NEEDED ARE: 1 . Suits for men, women and children. dren, especially corduroys, cotton knit shirts, underclothes, simple little 2. Coats, jackets, skirts, separate trous suits, dresses and coats. ers. 3. Knitted underwear, cotton or wool, in all sizes, from infants to adults. 4. Sweaters pullovers, cardigans, vests and sacques. D. Dresses of wool, cotton, silk or rayon. These must be plain and suitable for No fancy or elaborate clothes are needed. 6. All types of practical clothes for chil- - Will You Share Your Clothes With Valiant Greece? If our patrons have clothing that they will give to the people of my native land who have been unable tj purchase any for nearly three years, I will gladly forward all donation to the Greek War Relief Association Warehouse, Street, New Yoik 13, N. Y. The clothing will be shipped to Greece as it is liberated. 79 ,i Leonard as soon Nick Chournos Chairman of Greik Relief Box Elder ( ountv. 8. Shoes in good condition. 9. Blankets, towels, sheets and pillow 0. Woolen underwear. The peasants in the mountains are used to wearing long woolen underwear. If you have old fashioned underwear of this sort packed away in your trunks, please send it to us. v through it myself " Fot the piesent Bairy has tinned out his famous hore, Cyclone, to pasture and is taking a major role in 20th Centuty-Fox- s The Pui pie Heait" as a heroic Amencan pilot in the South Pacific who gives his lile for his countiy . He adm'ts he's a little lost Without his spuis and saddle, but he denves satisfaction from the fact its the hnest role he has ever had Once a star ath'ete, Bariy slep on paik benches and kept body and soul togethei with coffee and doughnuts until one day he climbed ovei the fence at RKO studios, He simply took chaige of the jdanctng gills on a Fied Astaue picture, herding them around fot six weeks until the pictuie ended Then he approached the jdnector and asked to be put on the payroll The director neailv fainted j He had assumed Don was an i j j WINTER WEIGHT UNDER WEAR Boys Blue Melton Special BOYS PLAID COTTON SHIRTS Warm as well as sporty j Please drop bundles and boxes of clothing at John Roosters Bargain Store on North Main street. If you have no way to bring them down, call 7 and a truck will call to I pick them up. j j assistant dnictoi j j Nick Chournos CALL 17 Box Elder Count v assigned to the comnany He icwaided Don's ir genuity with a iob "Too Many Cooks" WITH THE SECOND ARMY jON MANEUVERS, Somcwheie in Tennessee UP) Sgt Dale Haiington. Mass, he l.eves m the old chestnut about .too many cooks" spoiling the broth He stopped his jeep the ( ( hairman of Greek Relief : lrom wilting than acting. "But I still prefer acting It gives me legular houis and keeps me outdoors. Writings much tougher. I littougher erally bow to every scucen ruthor I meet I Know what they go thiough because I ve been Mens shirts. slips. office wear. 1 7. Magnificent Tramp lias been purchased by Fiank Ross as a starnng film for his wife, Jean Aithur. And the is other, ' Mamie Raiders1, now in production af RKO. "I cant give you the figures because theyre a trade seciet," Barry said, but I can tell you I make more much mote $1.59 RIGHT'S HEALTH W $2.49 OI.AR Stocking Styles At WEIGHT t OTTON 39c to 89c $1.59 98c WARM GLOVES 15c Jerseys 25c Fleeced Knitted Jersey with leather palms Wool $4.98 Caps For Winter Corduroy or Melton with flaps 50 49 IIEWY WEIGHT t OTTON $1.39 SEASON ( OTTONS THREE $1.29 We Extend Our Congratulations To MR. PAUL ANDERSON For His Progressiveness In The Establishment of A NEW HOME for the REMINDER OFFICE SUPPLY CO. C.A, WV - I n 01 |