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Show TOE DItAGEItTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH PAGE 51X Tuesday, October 11, 1949 Planning for the Future? SEWJKS CIRCLE PATTERNS EVERY DAME, AND SICKLY UNSOUND... Of Pinkham's, a Snifter Was Quite a Lifter ...SANG ' and IS. & 13. Jumper, yards of blouse, short sleeve, Send today tor your copy ofyards. the Fall and Winter FASHION Its tilled to over flowing with emart sewing Ideas for every home dressmaker free pattern printed Inside the book. 23 cents. OF LYDIA'S COMPOUND GLORY SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. SIS loath Walla It. Chlsasa t, DL By H. L PHILLIPS by Jean Burton on Lydia A book Pinkham brings back memor- iment were apt to be in every cine chest. e ies of a day when the prim lace of that lady stared from billboard, Mother Sills Seasickness Pills, Swamproot, and Glovers Bair Restorer were in every drug store, too. It was thf era when they were pioneer advertisers. Back when the Bear" in the Bear magazine and newspaper. That was away back when Old Mr. Munyon, Tether Dully, & Bigelow medi- Healys Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, .Cascarets, Alcotts Kidney Plasters, Payne's Celery Compound and Sloanes Lin Da to God Mind Remedy became Name Address Jean Burton gives the recipe for Lydia Pinkham, the new book recalls, was a Lynn, Mass., gal, beautiful and with a perfect figure in the hour-glas- s mode. She was one of the pioneers in the n. She was a student of medicine and for years gave her compound free. It was not until her husband went broke that she decided to sell it Her four children peddled It from doer to doer first, and It didn't bring home the bacon until one son put n $C8 ad first page of a Boston paper. From that time Lydia -- on-th- ila'fe j K vhijz DROPS C-u-Otl by Roger C. Whitman MAKES IRONING Plans for A Workbench (3' i QUESTION: I am interested in obtaining plans or a blueprint to assist me in making a sturdy work bench for my own use. Is this 8504 ll-I- available? ANSWER: There are two good books that give detailed information and plans for making a work bench by Julian Starr, Jr., published by Whittlesey House, New York. One is 50 Things to Make for the Home; the other is Make it Yourself. There is a great deal of other helpful information in these books. - S rite per in sizes 11, 12, 13, 14. 16 Make Pillowcases Lovely AWAY WITHt HsH f CLEAUER A Japanese industrialist has been arrested for picking pockets. He that collections had explained been slow and that he had to meet a payroll. A lot of American businessmen, knowing how it is, think he may just be a little ahead of his ANaMrSS. . HAVE YOU HEA IZP ABOUT THIS NEW Fi fleischmann's Pl?y YEAST? (who bake at home) time. ON PROPOSING Fiction T,: By Richard H. Wilkinson mmcHrmr Corner BT INEZ GERHARD Humphrey thsbogart battered is stiu felt bat which has become his symbol of good luck. He first wore it In Treasure of Sierra Madre, and hasn't been Without It In a picture since. It will next be seen In Column- - HUMPHREY pO I fflfcSESSKTE I J I The XSTt t - v- VICES to the AILING HOUSE It has been a perfect summer for rated pattern Lady, take a slug of Lydia! NOLL CROWELL f - FIRST AID Smart Style ODE FOR SEPTEMBER n SMARTLY styled jumper tor Stpttmbtr (him it here sn twgeneral wear, with huge pockill lak e a bowl of oyster itew; ets, practical buttoned front To Again I'U ask and ask, "How do match, a simple blouse that has Tbt trackers always teens so ftwf" short or three quarter sleeves. giddiat , It relieves ness invites rest I ful sleep. Tty it j the compound, telling how the various herbs and powders were percolated in fine spirits, giving an 18 per cent alcoholic content to the remedy. A few shots of the compound and any woman felt better. ' oysters, the oystermen report It seems that they thrive in a season when there are few storms and little rough water. Still, we are firm believers in environment and we think a summer like this has cost the oysters considerable character. We prefer an oyster with a rugged upbringing and with a suggestion of defiance in its nature. These 1949 bivalves may be silch sissies it will seem cruel to squirt lemon on em. . Drops in each W nostril. works fast right where trouble ist advertising. Lydia Pinkham was for the womenfolks. But we remember it in the advertisements and on the labels. It seemed the only medicine nobody rubbed or dosed us with. We often wondered about Lydia. There were songs about her. One ran: Feeling low and wanna feel few Vicks Noae itufli- - Bur-gome- cam-paig- Put a Out of $3,800,000 gross for years she poured $3,000,000 back into The age of medical specialists hadnt set in. Doctors were general practice boys who did everything They were all familiar up around for $2, win, lose or draw. But $2 New England in our boyhood. We could be an extravagance in those can still in fancy catch the aroma days if the patient was still con- of Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, Florida scious, and tne folks depended a Water, Witch Hazel (still going lot on herbs, potions, oils and patent, strong from a base at Essex, medicines. As a child we got rubbed Conn.), Porto Rico Bay Rum, with so many things before the docPaynes Celery Comtor was called that we were linime- pound and Sloanes Liniment, good nt-logged when he got there. for man or beast Al 7&fflGffTf DO THIS Enclose 23 cants In coins (or each pattern desired. Sue Pettera No. one of the greatest newspaper la history. And advertisers what a believer in advertising Lydia was! o . . Pinkhams slogan made an old-ticereal famous, when the Winchester calendars were a must in thousands of homes and when the folks went for stick licorice. Old BatUeaxe cut plug, snake ell, bay rum. Sweet Caporal cigarettes, snuff and flaxseed poultices. It was the period when mom gsve the kids pumpkin seeds for worms, tied an old sock around their necks for sore throat and put an onion bag" on their chests for croup. In Buy U.S. Savings Bonds! Jumper for Juniors Fashion-Wis- e , BOGART bins Tokyo Joe. And by the way, dont leap from your seats when you ses a 24 by 18 feet cricket filling the screen In that picture. Just Vn ordinary cricket, it was magnified 28,184 times to fill ths screen, to herald menace" scenes between Bogart and Hayakawa. Eleanor Parker, who lost soma fiva pounds worrying about Bogart in Chain Lightning, and another four a a convict in Warners "Locked In, then headed for a ranch to sleep for weeks and weeks, aha laid. all ths tricks. You she read a lot. Books on every conceivable subject. Unfortunately Vidas facial beauty was next to nil. When, at the age of 18, she came to a full realization of th s, under and Bn gtanding of Its possible c o n s e-quences, she was at first unhappy. But being a sensible person, sensible enough to look at the thing squarely, she sought for other means to achieve her end. The end was a man; love, romance. The other means presented themselves in the form of books, learning how to put yourself across when you weren't particularly attractive; resorting to devices and technique that good looking girls didnt hava to employ. The results' were- exceedingly Evea now, at the gratifying. aga of 22, the man of 'her dreams was practically within her grasp. Give her another month, two at the meet, and ha wonld apeak the words that would make her bappinesa and triumph complete. The mans name was Glen He was one of those fine, specigood looking, upstanding mens of young manhood. Intelligent, gracious, and with a promising career ahead of him. The type who appealed by exerting only a minimum of effort. Vida bad aimed high when selecting him as the object of her acquired charms, but the thought of failure had never once entered her head. She had aroused his Interest by heeding the dictates of her fiction heroines. And Glen had seen die light He had come to realize that VIDA knew """"""I 3Mlnuti Lam-phie- r. Mr. Deeds Goes to Town added the doodler - and . pixi-late-d to every-da- y vocabularies. Jin "Return of October Terry of .this Moore called Glenn F a r d a behind the 'plain features intelligence; and It caught on. girl were quality, schnookle, jNow Columbia has done it again. breeding. In a word, Vida had been success-fu-l In Mist Grant Takes Richmond. in her enterprise Up' to a point Lucille Ball coins the word doof-- i at appeared, now ,a if Unhappily, er-- -a stenographic "symbol "'that that prove a stumbling might point will doofer symbols aha cant ' block, an unsurmountable obstacle. remember. Coming into the living room one evening she found him waiting for Barbara Stanwyck baa made her, comfortably ensconced before It a policy not te make screen the fireplace, a volume of Oscar Wilde open In his lap. Th fact that testa with ether actors, but her entrance did not distract his atbroke her role for the first tention, piqued her no end. She hesitime In 18 years to test opposite tated a momerit before making known her presence, and in that Lyle Bettger, Be got the conmoment the feeling of being piqued tract; theyre teamed In Para-moun-t'i gave way to torment. Suddenly she The Lie." realized that something had happened, that she was losing her hold, i Montgomery Clift, of "Red River that Gleni interest was on the and The Heiress, Is the No. 1 wane. Always before, he had j Star of Tomorrow, according to awaited her coming with eager anHerald's annual ticipation glowing In his eyes. , Motion Picture poll of theatre operator. Kirk The thought mads Vida unhappy. Douglas came In second, Betty WEEK LATER, sitting before Garrett third. the living room fire, Vida aban I A doned seeking an answer to her problem and, for lack of something better to do, picked up the copy of Oscar Wilde and opened it Her eye chanced to fall on a paragraph, which had been lightly checked with a pencil. She read through it with a realrapidly increasing pulse. ly dont see anything romantic in proposing. It la very romantic to be tic about a definite proposal . . . . the excitement la all over. The very essence of romance 1 uncertainty. Vida stood ap, and there waa a wild look in her eyes. Glen had read that paragraph. Ha had checked it with his pencU. He bad remembered that her faith in books. In the printed word was profound . . . She made her way to the book head in acquiescence . . . "I Hr case behind the fireplace. eyes canned th .volumes contained therein. She removed a copy of OBriens short stories, leafed it through, found the passage she sought, and underscored it heavily. Glen called an hour later. If he was annoyed, at the long Interval In the living room before Vidai appearance, he did not betray that Make Several Pairs fact Instead, he seemed deeply in- pRETTY little pansies in a terested in reading a paragraph basket make a lovely from a volume of O'Briens short decoration for pillowcases. So stories, which ha found lying upon simple to make youll want sevthe table. He read it through twice eral pair for gifts as well as for before Vidas voice disturbed him. your own linen cupboard. cro-chet- - He was glad she had come. He Patters No. 8011 consists of crocheting welcomed her eagerly. He had Instructions, n translers for four ns measuring 8 to that say, something something Inches long, color chart,approximately stitch Illustracould not wait. 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