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Show THE PAGE SIX ' 3Sr OUSEHOLD If needles are scarce, open up one of the old pin cushions and doubtlessly you will find a number of needles embedded there. smoothly over my rolling pin, sub- stitutes for a very satisfactorily. Both large and small sleeves can be ironed nicely and quickly on it. sleeve-boar- d If a small article has fallen into some place, use a wad of chewing gum stuck on the end of a long stick to get at it. hard-to-get-- SPARKY WATTS " SLAP hkAPPY, HAVE A YOUR FEET 5H?UNK J ANY INCH POC f STATIC OVE- RCHARGE!? 'EM WITH COSMIC gAV " AMP NOPfc THEY MAKE ME UNCOMPOKTAfcKE (I Sgy g frTl THESE COOL NIGHT- STHEY'RE 90 Blfi THEVI E I I Vj V HOLD TH SEP 1"" 5HHETS UP ) fvjJ BE 3UI ' IBI A Thrilling Surprise For This Christmas IUC T0 YOU know a young house-keepwho would love to make a home for a family of dolls in this charming Colonial house? It is easy to make from scraps of plywood or from panels with slight flaws now available for civilian use. It is even possible to YB, 1 60655 By BOODY ROGERS rrZmm. TH' WO(?$T PAKT.TWO06H,' like ls spins i just IN A TENT WITHOUT J .MmWMWMfK WHAT PO use-- a pSjT 4 f v tryin' to trim my toe COSMIC RAY? y, you "W HIPP H' HAIL5-T- Pfssfc jiy M.rkfj ttyx REG'LAR FELLERS Full-Leng- By GENE BYRNES Coverage th W, hirS MRS DOLAN'S HOW YA ION DO YOUR. ) SSPY ) fWV V jMlmL PSmMk ' i ' ' RsSri f4 other special features to fit book shelves that you ma have now. Another important feature of this house is that it fits Into a 28 inch space against the wall, where it won't be stumbled over. Yet it is light enough to be moved about. The convenient lower shelves are an aid in keeping any play spot orderly and, when doll days are over, the house also may be turned into shelves for books and trinkets. NOTE Pattern 273 gives Illustrated di rections and dimensions for making the combination doll house and shelves shown outline drawings for here; also actual-sizthe doors, windows, shutters, fireplace and views into kitchen and bath. Directions for coloring these features and gluing them In place, making flower boxes To get and other details are Included. this pattern, address: e IS Drawer 10 cents for Pattern No. 273. Address.. ) V wvvtuJ JERETI V S RELV 1 ToU-- ) sL M AMD v HOtOROF A ) ) ELL-TI4A- TS J vERV V, ? J) A 3 I'M n it--V SNAPPY FACTS 1 ABOUT '.T v RUBBER of Your By LEN -- KLEIS it on, Vicks VapoRub starts to soothe irritation in nose and throat, loosen phlegm, ease coughing. Then, as baby sleeps, VapoRub ... medicinal vapors. NEW OH OLD SHELVES Name.... s He Sleeps to upper bronchial tubes with its special WttLLS f IT Enclose R use this t! mothers modern wav to relieve miseries of a child's cold. Even as you rub 4 rirr run and Glued MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS New York Bedford HiUs k Miies WINDOW DOORS (VIEWS INTO BATH AMD KITCHFN ANO OTHER r EAT UH 1 5 S TO JomGfrf Relieve HOOKS NOPE DYNAMITE eye-glas- rinse-and-ris- QE MDVflBI C FRONT FASTENS VTN WIVH MAY BE MADE perature. If that policy has been carried to an extreme in cleaning the coffee pot, and you have sour milk you can't use, put it in the coffeepot, leaving the gadgets in place. Allow to stand a day or two, then pour out, and that awful brown will drain away with it. Wash the pot well with soapy water, scald thoroughly and allow to air. It's good as new I er make the front, partitions and BOOK Never put food in paper bags in the refrigerator. Air should circulate freely around the food if it is to be preserved at a safe tems Do you have an old case around that isn't in use? Employ it as a red and blue ration token holder. 3 Chan Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young at If, when you decide to make a cake or spread sandwiches, the butter is hard as a rock, invert a warm bowl over the butter plate, and this will soften but not melt the butter. If you haven't a warm bowl, pour some very hot water into the bowl for a few minutes. An easy way to coat doughnuts with sugar is to place them in a paper' sack with powdered sugar. Shaking the bag will do the rest. int IBE THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE HITS Adjust the cover of the ironing board onto the board while it is still wet after washing. It will then fit tight. A clean tea towel, pinned IBI Thursday, December 14, 1944 NEPHI. UTAH TIMES-NEW- JJfc Jb'&Zw's POP At Least She' True to Form IS YOUR WIFE STILL TELLING HER FRIEWDS p, Chest and back surfaces like a warming poultice. Often by morning most of the misery of the cold is gone. Remember, Mother ONLY VAPCRU3 Gives You this spe- -- 4 . 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By FRANK WEBB v isn't- - MANY DOCTORS RECOMMEND THISTONIC fit. hh it A aa.' t X' r MULTIPLE RELIEF FOR j tl Too "Tire UOf, have low resistance to colds and minor ills due to lack of the Vital Elements natural A & D Vitamins g Scott's Emultry taking sion daily the year around! National survey shows many doctors recommend Scott's to help build up resistance, bring back energy and stamina I Buy Scott's today at all druggists! COLD MISERIES rV good-tastin- IT'S G V If --4 rYTH 11 ITTTI I a, J J -l 1 I t V- BUCK CROSS Clyde Lewis TOWN Bv pdi ' Js!v- - Roland Coe Get Into Action For Full Victoryl "Umoklnf prmiUcd tn tha balcony?" "You'd better talk to Fatoo, Barf e lie keeps layinf 'So What?' GROVE'S COLD f |
