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Show THE BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH H) ON THE Qj, HOME FRONTS Kqt; RUTH WYETM-iPEAR- g; - (ri Irad'resible TO CUT DOWN frJl'LS TABLE MjMf CHINTZ OR r.M V0.i MUSLIN OVER SPRINGS-UJ- L ARE you using one room for and bedroom these days? Or perhaps you have had to put an extra cot in some corner of your house or apartment. In either case it is worth while U give a little extra care to the day-- j time appearance of the bed. A flat box on casters holds all the bed-ding for the simple cot shown here and slides underneath out of Bight. This arrangement makes it pos-sible to cover the cot and pad with neatly fitted slip covers which give it all the dignity of a real sofa. The contrasting side section of plain material around the pad with end and center back cushions to match it is a nice touch. The improvised table from odds and ends also helps to tha couch do day as well duty. NOTE This Illustration It b 6 of the scries of homemaking bo fered with these articles. Even this e book givei clear i-ndirections for things to make y more attractive with oddi and things on hand and inexpensive now available. To get i copy t send 15 cents with name and is MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEl Bedford Hills Drawer to Enclose IS cents for Book Name , Address Huge Basket Grana Natives of South Africa r put all of their eggs in c: ket, but in huge hampe: store a good deal of their The average one, for e; holds 18 large bags of gra: Although the climate i: dry, the baskets, called ". are so tightly woven that can leak into thorn. It; keep out most rodents. SNAPPY FAC fiilh rubb A recent report of thi Department showed' Army requirements of c or synthetic rubber for t bat material includes pounds for a medio 105 pounds for Ii1 plane; 404 pounds for mm. gun carriage, down I'i pounds for a al and 19 pounds for field wire Government offlctali an average of one million l: of alcohol a day will b year In the production of if rubber. This Ii a big w" factor In the shortage ol types of beverages. EEGoodricj Get Your War Bo ToUclpAJ So Crisp-SoTa-sty Kellogg', Rice Krispiet equal the htl'f , whole ripe grain in nearly all the IHIfitI protective food elements declared . A A BOODY ROGERS SPARKY WATTS By "IRJ i r . Imm --mipiiii I m. ii I mmm wmWHW'JF T GIVE UP YOU ' WHAT? YOU MAVPE-P- UT T --SO PUT TkJsDT YOU'RE - V.'-- ' 1 ' WHVltf WIN- -1 CAN'T 6TANP &t YOU (IE FULL OP IP YOU'LL f POWN YOUR IOvWl ASKIN' FOR if TNG-l'- M-COSMIC RAY AN' SURRENPER I 6UN OK fpK OH A SR ?. IM- - fe CANT BE KILLEP.'W V YOU'LL SAVE ,S I'L- L- 7 Ap ) tV 0 ,"VJ -- WA' HAWSY- - IF YOU ASK ME, Y0UR6ELF L0T5 I C Rr HAW-HO-HA"I'- M f?. YOU'RE FULL OF OF TROUBL- E- WfZtfS ill ' 6T0P'fe fA f V BALONEY JS- - XjJ J REG'LAR FELLERS Height of Chivalry By GENE BYRNES MS OH DEAR ME INOW IF VOL) WAS SlR WAL.TE.fc LAIDV AT TH' PUDDLE, SIR. WALTER WALEUGH, V HIS COAT ACWOSS TV TkrT 'ZP'X AN' I'VE. GOT MY yf PIN HEAD, YOU'D KNOW WHAT ) PUDDLE. SO TH' QUEEN 7N vx 3(L EASY ON BUST SHOES ON? J. TO DO WIGHT AWAY r"C GOULD WALHi FP.OO MY STUMMICIC, WMxCVT n mzn " "A whatv wivout getting r he did PbB.vl zoolie. j K'TTSif N vCcoULD I DO? VHER FEE1T VET EH -- 7 IV I ONEY Mffkhrx 1 fs-- r-- r7 VELL I GUESS 3fc&VJU5T E-- j! ri'Wll wt-SS- S Nffl vN AFx can do that j Wo ' - A eoat of white shellac applied to the cover of your cook book keeps it lookin.g l.ike new. j A wet sponge within arm's reach when ironing makes it easy to dampen the spots which have dried. To fix window screens so you can see out and the neighbors cannot see in, paint the inside of the screens with a thin white enamel. The blunt end of a pencil may e used to turn a fabric belt right side out. And orangewood stick is excellent for working the corners out sharply. When making aprons, sew on two pockets. Then, if you need a patch you can use one of the pockets. A large wooden salad fork :omes in handy in washing jars and pitchers. With the dish cloth in the end of it, the job is soon Snished. Beware of dusty shoulders. Cut paper protectors to slip over :lothes hangers and onto your iresses before hanging them away. Take a large paper bag; with you when cleaning or tidying up the living room. Into it empty con-tents of ash trays and wastebas-ket- s. ' POP Better Blacked Out By J. MILLAR WATT 1 1 WELL? THERE WAS ON LV CURTAIN 1 WHAT DID YOU ONE THING WRONG WAS UP THINK Of-- AY WITH IT ' . RAISING KANE Say It Right Out By FRANK WEBB lfeOCNS-THA- DUMB V KAN tF cXV SOT ) A A S )QO(K UtlFG AND KlO ALL PftSSeNrs tOua-fVOT- 6 EAST -- . - ( fL S. J ( HAT fiASS, 8WT I'M NOT) COLOSSAL PEOPl F' Uoakc, make ruey iffi tak.n 'it ' y-Z- tth IIE llli ptst- - V&JJ -- SL J I - , ? s J rr.'r-- , ' u -tL- --riMM VONrusero make hambuq j j Somehoiv the Bus Driver Guessed Passenger's Need For the 10th time that day the meek little man boarded the bus that passed his house, laboriously dumped a large bundle near the entrance and took a seat, "Look here," said the con- - ductor, with a scowl, "how many m?re tirres are you going to litter this bus with your bundles?" "Only once more; then I'm fin- - lshed," pleaded the little man. "I don't suppose that on the next trip you'll have a piano to put aboard, will yOU?" asked the conductor sarcastically. "Well, I hadn't thought you'd take that, but if you'll give me a lift with it, that'll just about finish our moving." BUCK jml .gfcM 1 c,yde Lewis uv "Wild raspberries may be in season, 1'rhate auz.., may I remind you there's a war goir.j cr.?:" TOWN W Roland Coe, ::::)--' iM I Ltl21 Fflfaf J "No, they haven't been used I missed every ball I twung It" |