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Show Thunder on Our Coast-b- uTl FAST THINKING Only Practice! H0-T- ir 7, SEW 9. RilthWyeth Spears REMOVE ROCKERS. AND ADD CASTERS FOR MtiOfil- PAINT CHAW AND I tA S rvwt 1 HARHONtZlfft CHsfrz cushion 'L -- BACK COVE- R- 'VANt 1 OLD ROCKER 1 before REMO0ELIN6 r I rrr f I "To think this is our honeymoon trip and you went to the station and CERTAIN Miss Fixit, and bought a ticket for only one." that was not really her name, "Well! Well! Now dearest, what inherited a house full of furniture do you think of that? I had forgot- that was not old enough to be ten myself entirely." either quaint or antique. One day she sent for my little Book No. 4, NOT DOING A THING and there she found a sketch showing how to plot a room color plan based on a rug, or a picture, or a piece of drapery material with good coloring. Miss Fixit had a here in America as one of the picture that she had always loved As the gunner vanks the lanyard a Droiectile is because of its beautiful colors. Just for fun, as a sort of game, she made a room color plot based on that picture. 1 hen she suaaen- - A ' i m pi, sx m. v, ,. ir r mm .m a t v,' v f "IT The guns m at IK U It PI thunder great war across the seas at Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook, unlimbers its blast. six-inc- EH h Refugees Fleeing the Terrible Nazi Invasion It's a N-n-n- ly realized that, after all, color is very cheap anyone can have all they want of it for very lrttle : money. That was really a turning point in the life of Miss Fixit. This old rocker that she made over is merely a sample of what may happen when a clever young lady is bent upon bringing color into her life. The chair has been painted a pale turquoise blue, and the seat cushion and back are covered with an inexpensive chintz in turquoise; cherry red; primrose yellow and deep green, with red bias bindings. I wish every reader interested in choosing colors for her home might have a copy of my Book 4. It contains an illustrated rule for making a room color plan, based on the colors in a picture; a rug; a vase; or a piece of drapery material with lovely colorings. The rule is so clear and easily under stood that I am sure every reader of these weekly articles would be delighted to have a copy. To get your copy, 6end 10 cents in coin and ask for Book 4. Address: j MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS Go o c-- 3 Drawer 10 New Tork Bedford Hills Enclose 10 cents for Book 4. Name Address That They'll Make of It! The young couple stood before Both seemed very frightened. The justice glanced at the young man. "Do you," he said slowly, "take .WANTED! WOQEIL woman to be your lawful wedthis Wife (sternly) What is that hair wife?" ded doing on your shoulder? moody, nervous, fear hot flashes, "I I really don't know," stam's dizzy spells, to take Lydia E. hair inno- mered Hubby (regarding the young man nervously. FaCompound. Vegetable cently) It's perfectly quiescent, mous in helping women go smiling The justice turned to the girl. thru "trying times" due to funcmy dear; it's not doing a thing. "And do you," he asked, "take tional "irregularities." Try HI this man to be your lawful wedKNEW WHAT HE WANTED ded husband?" "Well," hesitated the girl, "I'm In Flexibility beginning to wonder." Resolve rather to err by too The justice nodded. "That's great!" he cried, grim- much flexibility than too much ly. "I now pronounce you man perverseness, by meekness than Hammond. and wife maybe!" by the justice of the peace. Pink-ham- self-lov- HI Bobby Fish Ma, may I have a cake? -- "i''ir n'T""miiiiiKiiSfiiHM " liiWiiiii li iiiJ riimm li.rn iimrima T f Si 1 ' "yiti Mama Fish What kind of cake This view, somewhere in Belgium, passed by French censors, shows a small group of nuns and civilians do you want? fleeing before a Nazi invasion. (Inset) This dramatic picture shows a mother and child sobbing in the midst Maf Bobby Fish Why a of the ruins of their home, in the environs of Paris, after a Nazi raid had destroyed what was dear to them. These scenes are typical of many that are witnessed daily in the sections of Europe. SPORTING PROPOSITION ' rr r I AMAAVC nMini; 1 CAMELS. WITH ME ALL WAYS r?- L e, 4 Sponsors rsew Sub FROM CAME EXTRA MILDNESS IV -- EXTRA FLAVOR TO THE EXTRA J SMOKING - ft war-tor- n Admiral Byrd Checks His Polar Maps SUOWER BURNING CLICKS SLOWER AND GIVE ME .. fish-cak- CAAHIC Ji ivrvb. THEV BURN e. j v - i ) MNw ; M 'I - ' recent laboratory tests, CAMELS burned 25 slower than the averbrands tested -s- lower than age of the 15 other of the largest-sellin- g any of them. That means, on the average, a smoking plus equal to In Judge Your wife says that you are constantly bossing her. 1 5 EXTRA Prisoner Well Jes tell me your secret, old boy, and I'll let you off. 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