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Show MS I ANOTHER 1 f A General Quiz I"Ae 1. Can you good luck? M U Questions name PREPAREDNESS DATTETDKK rsLUM? r I if J. Fuller Pep V mmm RED CROSS U Wbtm fja u diwttrt striim. tht W iut M.ti Crass mtu LLM By JERRY i VOLUNTEER Special Services Red Cross have been geared to meet war re- five symbols of 2. What ingredient causes a dish quirements and war priorities. thrifty sewing adventure! With the of food to have a la HUtoric TVrfor Shop lyonnaise addbib buttoned in Although a shortage of materitop Roose-T- 5 securely place ed to its name? other day President als has cut down production work, this frock will apron protect your 3. Who his was the penitent thief grave time out from women who have sewed and knitmost strenuous of the through crucified with Christ? Vf&3 Chief Executive of a ted for the Red Cross will be glad household jobs! 4. What is a a proclamation camelopard? to know that, under an agreement 5. Which wood is the America another lighter in with the War Production board, a Pattern No. S133 U la sizes 14 to 30: weight, cork, balsa wood or cherrv 40 and 42. Size IS requires 1!. yards 32 certain amount of wool and yard of wood? one Th Descoa used to say, "Bad or material for plain portion. lfe deemed, it is perhaps goods will be available for Red 6. What is the difference be? news doesiit need any pushln'. It yards for print portion. yards of ununpressiye of our to Mrs. Cross ' workers, according inch bias fold. moves along fast enough by Itself. tween sinuate and insinuate? riirines- - For it is .a simple, director of national Dwight Davis, Send your order to: But good news is kinds sluggish. 7. Yrhat baseball was player this Red Cross program. 6o nudge It along all you can!" one end and it was once known as the "Iron Horse"? I sort of like that idea myself. SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. Cross Red Motor The corps 8. tailor Has shop! home and Napoleon's portrait ever Bo I'm nudging along to you bow 149 New Montgomery street since been the active has Greene-Jearly ? appeared on the postage stamp of Saa Praaciseo little structure in KKTJOG0 8 PEP la extra-ric-h Calif. In days of the First World war, the most his-- f' any country? Enclose 20 cents in coins for each vitamins Bi and D the two vitatSl. probably but since last year its work 9. Where was pattern desired. mins hardest to get enough of in toric tailor shop Washington's first has tripled. Many of the 6,576 Pattern No. in all these Unit- inaugural address delivered? ordinary meals. Size......... And nothing that tastes as good members, on account of tire Name ed States. For it iu. what is the difference be- as PEP has any business being are restricting the priorities, was here that An- tween a jurist and a juror? Address , good for you! Try IU I just know personal use of their ears so drew Johnson youHllkoitl motor work that their corps on the started The Answers 5 be continued. Motor may road which was f All This, We Find, Was 1. Horseshoe, wishbone, bluecorps volunteers drive the to lead him evenambulances which provide f clover, and rabbit's j tually to the White bird, According to Orders A dtlicitm ami ltd iwpplieg frr f iiw transportation for hospitals House in Wash- foot. and Red Cross chapters, and mrnrngt 111 dsily mtt4 of vinmim D; 4 3 2. to Onions. a ington and Out for a drive in her pony-cart 1!S mmimum dsttf md riumm Bu hold for themselves ready fame that is 3.4. Dismas. an elderly lady managed to get COvftlNT. It4l. ltll of service in any kind emergGiraffe. unique. Of him it involved in some army maneutrain-Besides basic their ency. 5. Balsa wood. has been said that vers. As she approached a bridge ing in motor mechanics and 6. Sinuate is to wind in and out. he was "the most a sentry stopped her. jjudrew Johnson advanced first aid, many memInsinuate and is to indicate or suggest courageous I 9 "Sorry, madam," he said; "you bers are now studying map . of "his statesman day" indirectly. insistent cross this bridge. It's just can't stretcher drills, and reading, 7. more Lou did he to f Lincoln, Gehrig. jaj "next been destroyed." convoy and ambulance blacke 8. No. Napoleon is one of the to preserve me union man any uuj-out driving in with The old lady peered at it through civil official of his time." outstanding figures in world his cotton scraps you have defire TpHE local their and her police spectacles. had tory whose portrait has never apMoreover, Andrew Johnson been make can this 'SON! SIO saving i partments. reco"It looks all right to me," she peared on any postage stamp of one of the most extraordinary apron for you! You can carry out A canteen new solaide has as of the murmured. United another corps citizen Then, any country. a patchwork design if you wish, rds of any dier came along, she asked: 9. New York city. recently been formed in preparaStates. It is doubtful if any other or make it with a patterned mahis 10. A is one skilled in the "Excuse me, but can you tell tion for wartime emergencies, American, except possibly jurist terial in contrast with plain as our when feeding of large groups of Andrew Jackson, -- uence of laws; a juror is one me what's wrong with this sketches suggest. And, what a people such as evacuees or disas-- lo serves on a jury. ever occupied as many different posbridge?" pretty apron you achieve in this ter victims may have to be hastily his itions of public trust During The soldier shook his head. with he organized. life of held, public years "Don't ask me, lady," he reThe other general wartime volintegrity and ability, every type of plied; "I've been dead two days." unteer services of the Red Cross legisloffice under the Constitution include home service to the famiative, executive, judicial and militIf You Bake at Home lies of the men in the forces, the ary! Here they are: Alderman We have prepared, and will send hospital and recreation corps which mayor (1830-35- ) ; state reprBy RUTH WYETH SPEARS absolutely free to you a yeast state senator esentative brings cheer to the sick and recipe book full of such grand United States representatiwounded, and the staff assistance recipes as Oven Scones, Cheese ve DINING ROOM corps, which provides volunteers governor (1853-57Puffs, Honey Pecan Buns, Coffee (1857-63senator for all kinds of office work in hosUnited States DOOR Cakes and Rolls. Just drop a card (1862); military govpitals, clinics and Red Cross chapwith your name and address to 71 than PRiceTx ter and to man information desks vice president of ernor 691 WashBrands Standard Inc., and register disaster victims. fte United States (1865) ; President UMireDTIMEAT J ington St., New York City. Adv. (1865-69- ) Prepared exclusively for WNU. " and of the United States 7 GOODS DRESSER V TOIICT senator United States (1875). V- - COUNTERS WITH I Such was the record of a man who KITCHEN never went to school a day in his SHELVES )0'XI2' life! Of all American "success storj ON TOP Lebn 4 Pink Products Corp..Bloomfteld, N.J. ies" it is doubtful if any can be CUTS OFF found to match that of Andrew Johns1 KITCHEN on. Born in Raleigh, N. C, December 29, 1808, Johnson lost his father YIEW when he was four years old and, Good Proof Anyone can recognize opportuni by the time he was 10 years old and And why do they after the other fellow has seized ty Congressman apprenticed to a tailor, he was the talk is ; that say cheap? chief support of his mother and his Voter Because the supply usuyounger brother. After serving six SHADE exceeds the demand. ally Her Prerogative of the eight years of his apprenticesROLLER And why? BeJean You can't believe all you hip Johnson and his brother ran '.BO J cause he found Without Grounds hear. the PresidCURTAIN ON away, whereupon the future there was a way to relieve that but you can repeat it. Joan "Afy girts father doesn't like me." ent was branded in a newspaper No; BACK OF SHELVES "On what grounds?" aggravating gas, headache, listlese-nes- s, advertisement as a fugitive from miles coated tongue and bad breath, within ten "On of grounds my justice with a price of $10 upon his -Dies Never , his he had suffered, due to house." which from TACKED Hope (LEATHERETTE head. A year later young Johnson He tried Mrs. Green was proudly displaying a pells of constipation. returned to Raleigh, made a satisfON BACK OF DRESSER new Iut to Mrs. Gray. ADLERIKA why don't you? It la of Short The and It Long actory adjustment with "It's lovely" said Mrs. Gray; "but an effective blend of 5 carminative Customer I suspect that you're RASS HOOKS HOLD A TRAY and then, obtaining an old how do you manage to get to much and S laxatives for DOUBLE action. short me horse and weight awfully giving money from your husband?" wagon, took the family fkJijx.Bmn uik.ij . tuv it. aH09 mir-" and drawer with well as TUST base no as an for old dresser pulls, and their my money! "Quite simple, my dear" was the triscanty household goods gentle bowel action follows surprisGrocer ror and one leg broken, but a were painted orange. Well, I'm positive over the mountains into Tennessee. umphant reply. "I fust tell him I'm ingly fast Take this ad along to the an me air. he a and immedi back modern to new it base awfully long At Greeneville he set . mother, going you're giving gave . up his own drug store. 207 No. the next me wait for mine. NOTE Scallop pattern fare. gives ately hands tailor shop in the little house, which Open shelves on top were the dozens of designs to fit any space. These was step. The owner writes that she recently made a national monumay be cut out of wood, composition To Transform Basement Laundry Room With Striking Personality ment, and as he sat Colorful North Room d on sent for scallop pattern 207, planboard, linoleum, oil cloth or paper. They cut his tailor's table he hired saw to have A room with a striking personaleducTo transform a basement laundry: scallops walls A room with jig ning the be pasted or painted on wood or may and lighten Monday's washing blues,: ated loafers of the village to read for the shelves but she changed had its white woodwork made inter- ity, yet possessing an air of restful-nesmetal. The pattern may also be used to was evolved by a North Caro- cement walls were all painted white,' history to him. But it was not until her mind and used the pattern for make novel finishes for curtains and other esting by adding a very small quanThe he married Eliza McCardell in 1827 painted scallops instead. things of fabrics. Ask for pattern No. 207, tity of Indian red and of black paint, lina decorator in keeping with the the edges of the shelves holding and- address: that he received whole piece was painted pale gray then mixing thoroughly. Since the trend toward monotone color soaps and other supplies were paint- -' any formal educationhis wife taueht him to read. to match the kitchen woodwork; room was on the north side of the schemes. The walls and ceiling were ed red, and white and red figured; Soon after the outbreak of the War house and was therefore painted celadon green to harmonize curtains were hung at the window.; scallop designs were then chosen MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS at boards Between the cross and with a carpet of deeper green. White Bright decalcomania designs were was fit drawers a to red New at the York Hills Bedford carpet deep cherry States, Johnson, request of President Lincoln, gave Drawer 10 used to make the room glow. White chintz, printed with a striding mag- applied to the walls above the tubs, top and bottom of shelves. These, intervals and a fold-- : up his seat in the senate Enclose 10 cents for Pattern No. to bedraperies and valances bound with nolia pattern in green, was used for at 207. come efwas painted white white This window chair the were red bias Tennessing porch draperies. tape very military governor of cherry ee. Two years later he was chosen fective. Another touch was added accent was repeated in the leather and cushioned with a red pad. The Name as the vice by painting the inside of the corner seat of the desk chair, the fireplace rough ceiling was covered with wall- -' presidential running Address inate for Lincoln in an effort to cabinet cherry red to match and put. rug, lamps and other accessories. board painted white to make the hold the border states. He became glass on the shelves. The couch is upholstered with deep most of light through reflection. ting President after Lincoln was assasswith white. green, e Trained Power inated and when he tried to carry Timber Stores Men in the Moon 600 out the A vast new reservoir of manpower To Waterproof Awnings The planting of 145,000,000 trees reconstruction policies of the Great If awnings have not been painted is flooding Kelly Field's navigation on 151,337 acres last year has raised Emancipator, he was bitterly There is not just one man in the e dust the surface and apply school, biggest in the air corps. Recstores assailed by the radical before, of area timber the Republicans but 600, and they are acmoon, who were coat a of thin glue size to the side ords show more than half the newest 0 to forests the within national to determined punish the companied by nine women, acdefeated Southern states for secediacres, according to a statement of the awning that is to receive the class of navigation cadets have had cording to Who's Who in the Moon, ng from the Union. by the agricultural department This paint. To make the glue size, dis- no previous flying experience. They a publication which was recently reforestation work has averaged in solve one pound of good glue in entered navigation training direct Johnson resisted every move that issued by the British Astronomical s of a gallon of from civilian life, or from other cost less than $12 an acre over the about "ey made until finally they used his association after three years of reexTo this, add one ounce of army branches. Formerly navigawater. five the last including years, removal of Edwin M. Stanton, secsearch. pense of Civilian Conservation corps alum which has been previously dis- tors, who are learning to chart the retary of war, from his cabinet as All 600 have had craters, walled and relief labor and materials em- solved in hot water. Apply the size courses of America's big bombers, a excuse for bringing & bill of imon the moon mountains or in growing the trees in nurs- while still warm, using a wide fiat had come principally from student ployed plains peachment. Happily for the country named for them, and in future eries, ground preparation and plant- brush. In thinning the paint for pilot ranks. Now both fliers and ey failed to remove him from offare in demand as minute' these names will appear on every ing. The trees are first produced in the awnings it is considered much ice by the narrow inmargin of one to oil use include boiled linseed men War IL of World better satellite. nurseries. the service of forest They vote m the map senate ard when he finheroes stead of raw. explorers, scientists, great his term of office in 1869 the ked Malaria Still Active Barber Is Still Surgeon in Africa or philanthropists who have aided of Tennessee showed its faith Foe of Printing African Negroes an itinof the planets in the last Early year the world pays observers Every Among him by BONDS senBUY electing him to the American oppoas a still for quinine in the effective; are acts eleven sometimes erant barber Widespread 300 early Only years. agam six years later. He died alive. surgeon. He relieves pain by "bleed- - sition to the art of printing was ex-- treatment of 47,000,000 cases of ma- n afterwards AND on July 31, 1875 ?l his Tennessee neighbors buried Usl on a hilltop near Greeneville, AND ANOTHER THING YOU MAY NOT KNOWl TtfS INDEED, FLEISCHMANN IS THE ONUf X ' NO MAGIC AT ALL.' I X WHAT! NEVER HEARD " f" gapped in an American flag, with I S VITAMINS... THESE WITH YEAST Atl THEM A, I BAKED JUST VITAMINS I TRA GET TODAY KEEPS PERFECTLY IN copy of the United States Constitu-I WnS6aNNABRy-I THE MARVELOUS, MORE, NOT WITH FLCISCHMANN'S Bi, D, AND G. WHAT REFRIGERATOR. YOU CAN BUY YOU 60 RIGHT which he had upheld so valiant-V- , A FRESH YEAST A SINGLE ONE OP THEM IS APPRECIABLY WOULD LIKE ANOTHER OF A WHOLE WIIK5 SUPPLY AT ONE AND EAT ALU THEY ALL GO RIGHT L .... OVEN. ,N BUT the s 15 TIME! a A61C eterserving AND, MOTHCR, YOU OUGHT his pillow for OF COURSE I KNOW WANT. 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