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Show X Frock Is Tailored To Slenderize One THE excellent choice for those of you who want to look slimmer than the scales imply, and this one (1905-B- ) is designed to look especially slenderizing. The paneled skirt is and almost straight The plain front of the bodice continues the line of the skirt panel, to give a lengthening effect The shoulders are slim-hippe- d squared out but not gathered, and the fullness under the shoulder yoke takes care of correct fit over the bust.' A smart double-colla- r effect finishes the deep v of the neckline and you can wear the dress merely with its self collar, if you like. .A classic style like this makes up nicely in such street materials as spun xyaon or flat crepe, and in linen or chambray to wear around the house. It's one of those comfortable patterns that youll repeat many times. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1905-is designed for sizes 38, 38, 40, 42, 44, 48, 48, BO and 52. Size 88 rematequires 4 yards of rial; yard contrasting. Send order to: B SB-in- !i ia :?f NATIONAL AFFAIRS ii always an shirtwaister SEWING C1BCLB PATRON DEPT. Mlseniy in. Calif. Fraaciaca MS Mew Baa BneioM U tifti to cotes jpg PltlfH Vfeeeeeeeoeeae Name (eeeeeeeeeaeee 1000000 The Name Is Familia- r- Rsvfewecf by T CARTER FELD a- -s Z wish to preach, not the doc- trine of ignoble ease, but the doctrine of the strenuous life, the '' life of toil and effort, of labor and j strife; to preach that highest form of success which comes, not to the man who desires mere easy peace, but to the man who does ' not shrink from danger, from hardship, or from bitter toil, and who out of these wins the splendid ultimate triumphL Theodore ! j ' I ' Roosevelt. 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Tha nine hat a good chance far the JUDGE Its the Bunk! of the Los An- designs illustrated era ell on thin com- MIT'S Just e lot of bunk." is these note one that conductcourt pattern; nomination for geles Superior Republican 1 phrase that owes its existence bine into distinct seta of three President, if the national ed an important trial recently each. to e debate that occurred to toe not in court, however, and A pastel waterlily flanked by house at representatives in M20. convention ihould be deadcongress the judge wore overall! in- two lily pads of green is the basis This to not to imply that locked . , . Electric grid syswas free from bunk" before that stead of his judicial robes. wonto tem shrouded in mystery. by any means, but the The issue at stake wa buncombe" end "bunkum" bunk," (Boll Syndicate' WHO Barrios.) whether or not he still reoriginated during a debate over the tained his skill as a locomofamous Missouri Compromise. WASHINGTON. Tha Republican Felix Walker, a North Carolina The scene was tive engineer. contest has narrowed presidential mountaineer, represented toe Westdown to Thomaa E. Dewey aad Sen. a movie location set, and the ern North Carolina district which instars of Torrid Zone comRobert A Taft, so far as tha cluded hie own Buncombe county. By VWGIN1A VALE flsksssd by Wastem Mawspapor tMon.) battling ia concerned. Of course anything may happen at Philadelphia. There could be a deadlock, for example, with neither Taft nor Dewey aUa to muster a majority, at the end of which the leaden would suddenly decide on file head of flie ticket, or the convention might be hysterically stampeded to almost any eaucdvatda candidate. Incidentally that la one of the advantages of not taking part in the preconvention battle. To be eliminated in advance, ae for example In primaries, puts a handicap on a mans being selected after a deadlock. Hot always, however. There wee Warren G. Harding, who did miserably in file primaries but was named after the three leaders had worn themselves out John W. Bricker, governor of Ohio, seems to be in the prettiest position at the moment if there should be a deadlock. Ha is on die bench, at the moment end must stay there until Taft wine or blows, by which time It may be too late. But if there la a deadlock between Taft and Dewey, with Just a few scattering votes which neither can corral to make a majority, the convention might turn to Bricker. That would be an right with most of the Republican leaders. It would be an right with most of the big contributors to G. O. P. war chests, especially those In downtown New LITTLE BITTERNESS Up to now there has been little if any bitterness in the Republican fight, however, and bitterness is ad most an essential In creating a deadlock. Taft has said nothing about Dewey, so far as haa come to light, calculated to make Dewey or his friends eager to prevent Tafts nomination at an costa. The same ia true about Dewey's utterances. On the whole file picture does not look too bright for Mr. Bricker. Something may be said or done, before the convention assembles, to mar the harmony prevailing between the contestants. But then is no sign of it yet In feet then ia no prospect of it even if then should be a knock down and drag out primary between Taft end Dewey in West Virginia, which looks more likely now than it did befon Dewey scored so heavily in Wisconsin. IBKOUDED Df MYSTERY Mystery continues to shroud the latest proposal for a huge electric grid system for the entin North-eafrom Boston to Chicago and Milwaukee, south to St Louie and east to Baltimore whi ch the federal power commission group laid befon private utility executives. But since then has been a leak, and obviously a leak from federal sources, practical engineers and utility men not In the original secret have studied whet they have learned about it end an far from enthusiastic. d This is a revision of the plan last summer, which was to have cost 3400,000,000 and included four government built and operated steam plants, file whole avowed purpose being to bolster the power supply of industrial America against the possibility of it being called on for war production. Two thing! happened to that original proposal. One wee that congress wee horrified at the notion of appropriating $400, 000,000. The economy wave, which has been slipping a bit since, was in the process of birth then, and the White House was giving no encouragement to any government branches figuring on a big boost in tha budget. ISSUE SIDETRACKED The other was that war fever ao obvious in some of the government's departments, notably the war department, wee Just about the most Interesting thing in Washington at that time. So the national defence motive, while still present, scarcely seemed to justify an appropriation at $400,000,000. So the group inside the government so strongly interested in the grid system has whittled down and revised the plea It now cells for an expenditure of only $189,508,200, and this does not requin an appropriation. It manly requires that the RFC. loan tha money to the utilities. Now the curious phase of the whole business is that the private utilities do not want the grid system. Particularly they do not want any grid system to be imposed by the government So if it is to come it will have to be forced on them, and forced under the guise of national defense. Hence the suspicion that perhaps some people interested In this plan believe that then to nelly, n strong probability that tha United States may get Into the war despite all the talk about keeping out which at present is so dominant. Yet it is rather obvious that the only way such a proposal could be gotten through congress would be under the stress of a war emergency, and under the insistence of the administration that this step wee Imperative to the national defense. Certainly the private utilities win fight It . bride-to-b- e, prised the jury. It seems that ago the Judge wee a railway engineer, and whan he learned that old-tian locomotive would be run over Its own privets track on the movie location. the Jurist accepted the Invitation of tha location a former engineer De-vin- W U you liked "Topper" and Top per Takes a Trip youll probably be delighted with "Turnabout." by the same author. Hal Roach ia producing and directing It and the cast ia made up of people famous for their gift for smart sophisticated comedy. It Includes Carole Lendl Veree Teasdaie, Mary Aetor, Adolphe Menjou, William Gargaa. Margaret Boach, John Hubbard, Donald lfeek and Polly Ann Young. Main Qeiduia Mayer bee pm ebaeed the righto te Dr. Jebyll sad Mr. Hyde." mad la phumlng to pre- - of one lovely set. Sunflower, morning glory and wild rose motile make up the second set; the third set ia a clever group consisting of two pup panholders which slip into a doghouse holder when not in use. So if youre in need of inexpensive shower gifts, order this pattern, then get out your scrap bag and start to work. You could give no more practical nor appreciated gift than one at these attractive eta. And, iff course, the several stampings of this NUMO transfer will enable you te make sets for yourself, too. Send order to: ISI-- aumtmabtma Klaus CMy, Me. Enclose U mb for each patten dsetrad. Fatten M.. Mama eeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeieeeeeee Evil Offspring Jealousy is said to be the offspring of love. Yet, unless the parent makes haste to strangle the child, the child will not rest till it haa poisoned the parent. Hare. ROBERT DONAT deee II la England, with Robert Dent ta the deal atorriag rale. Hssj yean age It wee the af the year, with Ji fUytog thi that be scared Los Angeles ia noted wkm radio! Sereae Guild Tkaalar rings datam its curtain tha tort af lhit month Aa motion pirturo reds fund will fiase nddrd 8570AM la its Wve ary . . Bias Crmtky may spaed ifiis vaar vacation In South Amarica . . Miriam Napkin tail! appear a nestle far Matvyn Dougina to Sfafapora, Columbia. MuSince bis current program, sical Americana. took the air Ray mond Paige has received thousands at totters from students requesting auditions and advice about careers Paige1! sponsor Westlnghouse recently bold auditions for a Vocal Stock Company." and received enough applications to form hundreds at them. In preparation for bringing Katharine Hep barn back to the acreea ia The Philadelphia Story. ffetra made a recording of a performance of the play. She has had a loag and anceeaafal ran In It. aad Ha aac af her best rales. In the screen version Robert Taylor will have the male lead. Edgar Bergen wasnt awry to pack up Charlie McCarthy end go beck home to Hollywood. During his recent series of broadcasts tom New York the demand for tickets wee overwhelming, and Bergen confessed to a friend that be didnt be lieve he'd ever dare come backslid hed bad to refuse tickets to so many people that he wee afraid he'd alienated all his friends. Paramount baa announced a new picture, "Merchant Marine. with Fred MacMurray in the lead. What It means to be a presidential candidate these days, even In fun. la revealed by Grade Allens earn palgn statistics to date; she's received 38 dinner invitations, 21 banquet invitations (Gracia says that a banquet is where you eat less and listen more,") I bide to dance mare thons, 14 Invitations to address po litical rallies. I bid to an Indian reservation, 4 oilers of live kangaroo for her party emblem, 17 colleges Grade Allen for have organised President" eluba and a baby In Louisiana has beeu named for her. v (Balaaaad br Waatsrn NiW When uunm, ' M- - Hunter Ucm Farm. Rica, Calif, hunting they took with on, Stanley 12. Stanley'' left to guard the ear while delved into the tall timber. Stanley wa. waiting, a came by, eo he .hot it with rifl ' returned latS fi bij Pnt Northern move tfoi. come as a shock homes much families more often than si ITtoMUST the told that to be southern familie many rays of the sun may not only Ruins fas Old Panama not be of help to everyone but Tourirte who find romance ia can be actually larmful individ- nine of Europe Oe West Indie uals. And if them beautiful, two noble chufthi to gome can find Old Panami J? tome meijff light It scientif- ic word for the species of toe 45 plant! and shrubs from which nicotine to derived. They ere called Jean Nlcot Nicotians plants and that to the word coined directly from Jean Nicot's name. Not all of the Nicotians plants and shrubs are used for smoking some of them are beautiful annuals and perennials with attractive flower All varieties bear nicotine which to used to kill insects and only the genus Tobaeeum to used by smokers to kill time. Why the Nicotians plant was named for Jean Nlcot who brought it to France instead of the Dutchman who brought It to Nicot can best be explained by the fact that Nicot wrote a French dictionary at the time and merely gave himself being one ODDS AND ENDS-MUU- am Powell and Myme Lev will aesl fie ce starred by Mm ia I Lees Yam Aomin" . . By DB. JAMES W. BARTON Untao.) gerous. Sun bathing, however, may be used when of toe surgical type-k- ne where tha hip process to slow end Just in the one place; it to also useful in chronic pleurisy when toe procmakto stop him but he tnelited on ess to quite slow. ing a long, pointless harangue desun Unsupervtoed be would constituents hto claring can cebathing someha if didnt say disappointed up rtainly thing for dear old Buncombe." Tha (make it start word came to mean humbug or Inagain) an unsussincere talk. pected tuberculous And Buncombe county wee named spot on tha hmg. wounded for Edward Buncombe, When tubercle who colonel of tha Continental army foils to of the Mattered type difdied in Philadelphia In 1780. Thus, ferent spots in the hmg and espefits man whose name to used to descially if toe patient has "feverish" to do had nothing ignate claptrap attack exposure to the sun should 40 been It dead with end had years be strictly avoided, as it to likely to when the word came to have Its tha condition. spread present meaning. However, even in tuberculosis of a a a the hmg when a patient whose Nicotine to slow in becoming cured, progress to common word but a TICOTINE sun may be tried, as it may bathing Jean Nicot, French diplomat of the 1500 after whom it was named, give a little stimulus or increased action which, by stirring up. the to little remembered. may bring about He studied in Pari wee a court- bodys defense cure. earlier to and of ier Henry II Francis envoy Now the above Information does H to Lisbon in ISOOl While in Spain, he obtained the seeds at toe tobacco not mean that the sun to not helpplant from n Dutchmen who brought ful, because as a matter of fact, them from Florida. Nlcot returned we do not get enough at It The to Parle with sun builds up tha blood by increasthese seeds and ing the amount of iron in it, stirs became responsi- up and removes congestion everyble for fits intro- where in the body, prevents duction of tobac- "rickets" in children, and raises the morale and well being of all of urn co to Franc But fits word nicotine comes from the of the athletic centen of the cou try. but when One Munson (the Belle Watling of Gone With the Wind," and the Lorelei" of radios Big Town.) landed out there she couldnt find any women to play squash with her. She is an avid squash fen, so she advertised In a newspaper for feminine partners, and received no replica. But One didn't let that stop her. She wee determined to play squash and play squash she does, with men. The Mens University Club In Hollywood bee an ironclad rule No Women Allowed." She's an exception. Shes admitted, to play squash but on Sundays only. T.nng Disorder surgical tuberculosis and certain other chronic surgical conditions that ere not tuberculous, but patients with tuberculosis of toe lunge should never be allowed to take sun bath ae they are definitely dan- 4o put the train through its paces. With Pat OBrien and Andy hi the cab. His Honor took the drivers seat, tugged the whistle cord and opened the throttle. He made tha two-mi- le run In sin mi utes flat cheered on by his two passengers. Sunshine May Be Harmful to eight monaeterie but today there is one dischurch wall, only enimtZ we where ease little paving and an a tower, old, have thought the rays of the wall. sun were helpful, it is in tuberculosis. Pedestrian Accident Deaths Thera are fewer pedestrian deaths Dr. B. Hudson, London, in traffic accidents on holidays th Tubercle, states that the sun In on weekday While everyone else wee demanding of treatmeans a vote, Walker wanted to make a s a powerful speech. Hie political friends tried ing certain disorders, espeCrocheting Dangerous? In Minneapolis general hospital cially beneficial in cases of yesrs York. st Earned Success 1 Biimming baskets of tasty vegetables, uniformly excellent. Thats yonr reward from Ferrys Seeds. Displays in stores everywhere. fabSENlS break. Marcel Wave A LTHOUGH marcel seems to be the perfect name for the wave in a woman's heir, it waa chosen only because it wee the nemo of toe man who invented the first successful on But his name was Francois Marcel Grateeu, so some thought must have been given to the way the word would sound or hto middle name would not have been chosen. Franco! wee born in 1852 near Peril and hto father was a stone mason. Hto mot- Happy Memory Mankind are always happier for having been happy; ao that if you hers lovely natmake them happy now, you make ural wavy hair them happy 20 yean hence by the wee toe admiration of ell her acmemory of it Sydney Smith. quaintances and the inspiration for her son to put all hto effort toward Inventing an iron that would imitate it Marcel Grateau In 1888, he succeeded and women flocked from all over Europe and England for hto marcel wav Only 10 yesrs later, he retired from active hairdressing, the acknowledged benefactor iff his profession. Many He lived tar 29 years more, howON riOWIIIoHUITS ever, and died at hto home. Chateau VMITABUS A IMRIIBI 4051 Thiel, near Pari in 1938, at tot age af 84, Yet when he took up an apprenticeship in his father's trade of stone masonry he was mads give it up because they said wasnt healthy enoughl There to another and even greater parados in hto life: He wee also discharged from hto Job in a beauty shop as a young man because I proprietor said he was not suited that type of work I oan IBelesasd by Western yOV depend oaths Kills Insects WATCH Mawapapar Union.) speeial sales the snesehanta of our town announce in the columns of this popes. They moan money caving to our readme. It always page to patronise the merchants who advertise. They ora not afraid of their merchandise or their prices. Borrowed Pint Prise Rey Harrison, 1 farm boy, walked els miles to an amateur theater contest In Tutor Colit, borrowed a guitar from tha assistant manager of the theater end won first prise playing and tinging "The Old Apple Tree In the Or- BUI chard." Capital Port-eu-Pri- of Haiti capital of Black Republic at Haiti. 1. orderly city iff mors than 100,000 inhabitant Dizziness May Be Result of Anxiety told hto physician A PATIENT that he had a feeling that ha was going to fan, that he would be unable to walk another block. The physician tested hto eyes and his hearing, and, finding them normal, advised toe patient to walk to tha physicians office on hto way home each evening for one week. As the patient did not fall for the entire week, the physician pointed out that it was worry or anxiety that wee causing file dizzy or falling sensation. The patient admitted that he wee treasurer and vice president of his organization and that toe falling off in business was keeping him awake at night This dizziness, felling sensation, feeling ae if walking on air, to not uncommon in those who are anxious or worried. May Arise From Double Vision. Dr. W. Russell Brain at London, in the British Medical Journal, in peaking of ocular or eye vertigo or dizziness says: Dizziness may arise from double vision due to paralyse of certain eye muscles or from Inability to adapt the eye to an unusual environment such ss a rapidly moving train or on looking down from height. Aural or ear vertigo to very common and due to a number at ear condition infected teeth, tonsils, and sinuf e to disturbance of toe balancing canal and to too much fluid or water In toe tissues. When ear or aural dizziness persists. Dr. Brain recommends: (a) Removal of an Infection In teeth, tonsil sinuses or elsewhere. (b) Cutting down on toe amount at Uquide to lVfc pinto daily. (c) Phenobarbital, ft grain two or three timea daily. Lumber (d) puncture which means taking some of the fluid from the spinal canal and brain. 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