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Show "PUT MONEY IN THY PURSE" by Alexander Field Prepare Tour Child AMAZING LAXATIVE DISCOVERY for Summer Camp IN TASTY CHEWING GUM HOW Helene HUliard 1 35 Coin of Italian Snug retreat Somaliland Mountain in Asia Twill-wovsilk 37 1 Peruvian coin Minor fabric 96 Bushy clump 4 Coin of Thailand in 39 Mountain 97 8 Put in large Twenty quires 99 Dash , bundles Thessaly 41 Acidity of the 101 Grieved 10 Ethiopian coin stomach 103 Roman Emperor 12 Venezuelan coin 44 Water 105 of Part a church 14 British coin pitcher 46 Greek vowel 107 Old Spanish coin 16 Fictitious 48 Male red deer 109 Small Japanese defendant 51 Genus of tea plants of coin a feather 17 Part 53 Old Persian hook 110 Old Roman coin 18 Weblike tissue 112 Diameter of a bullet 19 .Vulflar Dretender money . ' 56 Cuban coin 114 Masks 21 Coin of Haiti 115 Coin of Yugoslavia 58 Level 23 Arrived 60 U. S. coin 116 Where water was 25 Islet turned into wine 62 Nail used in 27 Born 117 of Manchukuo Coin surveying mines 29 Hebrew high priest 64 Moslem priest 30 Heraldic border 66 Having wings v 32 Slavish imitator 67 Act of keeping DOWN 34 Insurgents another's goods 36 Maude .dancer island (Law.) 38 Scent Cape Verde Orlando's brother in 68 Hammered 40 Glacial ridges "As You Like it" 69 Fortifies 42 Work units 3 43 Aroused to action Bulgarian coins . 71 Tall bamboolike 4 Those who attach grass 45 Flay 73 Hireling handles 47 Senna 75 Coin of Danzig .: 5 Ease 49 Gypsy 76 Coin of Estonia 6 Bluff King 50 Sprinkles 77 Shade of green . 1 1 HI rn nt 7 "Valse "by si iapiuu oi nurway 79 Chinese coin Sibelius 54 Hindu cymbals 81 Church court 8 African settler 55 Back of the neck 82 Drink of fermented 9 Moved of a dagger , 57 j.Handle honey rhythmically 59 Alms box 83 Siamese Former 10 Article 61 Gaelic coin 11 Tavern 63 Den 85 Coin of Honduras 12 Clear soup 65 Minced oath 87 Group of nine .13 Turmeric 68 Dance step. 14 Tread . 90 Sarcastic 70.Scnallcoinof " of 15 Daughter King 92 Turns to the off side Yugoslavia 94 Thin wood strip Lear 72 Aspect 98 First Hebrew high 16 U.S. coin 74 SuDoort """""" 20 priest 76 Former coin of Belgian monetary 100 Curve unit Hungary 102 River in Bohemia 21 Cogwheel 78 Feminine name 22 Ceylonese coasting 104 Minister's title 80 Bed vessel (Abbr.) 83 Cuckoopint 106 of swine Genus 24 German coin 84 Unoccupied 108 Arabic letter 26 Odd (Scot.) 86 So be it 111 King of Judah 28 Letter 88 Papal f anon 113 Roumanian money 31 Ore vein 89 Throat gland of account . 33 Geological periods 91 Brink 93 95 ACROSS en :.. -- -- ' Simon & Schuster. All rights J r"'"" iTT 7T jf W .jj. 3Z"""" rT 5T t " IS p" - L IT rervd. a' " T T w 5f &T IT 35" aT " 3 """ " 5T""58 T" iT """-TJ T" T o" T7 T 5? & " T7 first time this summer. And the first time away from home in without strange surroundings Mother and Dad is bound to produce some fearsome moments for a young child. , y never s youngster-haIf your been outside the city and is un accustomed to the night sounds of the countryside or "mountains," a few trips to the local zoo will help orient him. He will see squirrels, rabbits, perhaps some deer or bears while at camp, so make it a point to show him these animals at the too. Your local music store has rec ords of animal calls. If you can't buy the records, let your child hear them until he is familiar with the odd sounds. Explain the sounds your young ster will hear at night falling acorns, squirrels rustling around in the leaves, the scoldings of the birds in early morning. Tell him about the fun of sit ting around a glowing campfire at night, and singing songs. Teach him a few simple stunts he can perform. If he plays a harmonica or jew's harp, let him take it " along to camp. Don't send the , child off to camp with a suitcase full of brand-ne- w clothing. It's mighty comforting to a youngster to have some old shoes and familiar around. We have found, that jeans, and a wool or cotton- flannel shirt for cool evenings are musts. Add a lightweight sweater, a plastic raincoat, and flannelette pajamas. Send the child off with a " If cheerful smiling good-by- e. the camp permits packages of food, send enough so he can share it with his tentmates. Make your letters short and newsy. TeU about Fido and the cat. Write about, kids back home. We supply our children with one postcard for each week of their stay. To get them to write, we have worked out a special code which they love. Here are some of our. code pictures; Works Better Because You Chew It! doctor has proved by tests that the very act of chewing A No matter what laxative you are new using, vou owe it to yourself to try one of the great laxative discoveries in all medical history! It has proved so much more satisf- v than actory salts and herbs, ed mint-flavor- oils that it is used all over , chewing gum called ed FEEN-A-MIN- T, It's the most de- ask lirious laxative for and wonderfully cenvenient. You can take it any time, anyor mixing. " whereno messy spoon And here's the amazing thing! anyone could Worlds makes its fine medicine work even better. You get really marvelous relief pleasant,, yet so thorough and satisfying. So next time you feel headachy and miserable because you need a laxative, do as millions do. Chew FEEN the world by millions upon millions of constipation sufferers And now a way has been found to put this great discovery In a MINT T and delicious feel like a million! T at our mi Try trial' three send Well you expense. a Send free! packages absolutely adand name with your postcard Dept. dress to FEEN-A-MIN- FEEN-A-MIN- FEEN-A-MIN- T, Kenilworth, N. J. Offer ex1 offer pires July 18, 1954. Limit Send today! per family. F-1- 4, ffiogfr glorious reception It's the oiip your kid? give you when you arrive home at the end of the day. 1 All you have to do to earn it is to be lAere on T-sh- irts T-shi- rts, having a wonderful time and More Convenient to Take HOUSANDS of youngsters rp I will be going to camp for the U! 7 " by time and safe! So, drive carefully to and from work. Play as you work. it safe This is living . . . and you know it! , CAREFUL... the life save BE yon . nay be year otfnl trvk A pvbKc muag prepared by TH AdvartMng Council in cooperation with the National Safety Council hikingr nuimmtni """" sr -"- jf w IT 90" ..g. T"""57""- 9T"7 hi isr " !5o -iio" T- j. - ,r " " Ti ' J " The children usually add a few sentences such as, "l need a couor MI tore the ple more seat of my last pair jeans." Get the camp counselor's ad- vice on your child's allowance. This is important He should, have' about the same amount as the other children. Summer camp should be a worth-whi- le experience for 'every youngster. And it can be if you, as a parent,' prepare your' child for this great adventure. ts," Because tOtVes V V ! -- mT 1,7 ANSWER TO CROSSWORD ON PAGE 15 Vou A Three Sweeter Drcath! Brighter Teeth ! Less Decay! : this complete mouth "protection use the routine of proper brushing right after meals with Colgote Tooth Powder, i, For j JUNE 27. ltS4 lluW1.l FAMILY WEEKLY MAGAZINE i |