Show household questions Ammonia and water in equal will remove varnish proportions from furniture e to This? Bake apples with only a small amount of sugar so that the characteristic flavor is not disturbed When preparing gelatin desserts fruit juice is used in- if atead of water the desserts will be much richer minced Add chopped parsley jweet pickles or finely cut olives to mayonnaise used in summer aalads of honey dropped A teaspoon into the heart of a cored apple when preparing apples for baking delicious flavor gives them a Light colored painted furniture must be carefully washed to retain its luster Wash it well first with warm water and mild soap suds to which a few drops of ammonia have been added (one teaspoon of ammonia for each gallon of water) Quickly rinse well with Then polcold water Wipe dry ish with cloth into which a little furniture polish is rubbed The flavor of apple pie is greatly a little improved by sprinkling lemon juice over the layers of sliced apples as they are placed in the pan preserve the color of green To cook them uncovered vegetables To remove a slight iron scorch mark from white clothes rub the scorched area lightly with peroxide Then rinse it thoroughly in Peroxide removes the cold water color from colored clothes however Punches and fruit beverages imPlace them prove upon standing in covered jars and store them in the refrigerator for at least 24 A tart beverage is also hours y more refreshing than a thick one PERSONALS Dr miil EVERT WOMAN’S FRIEND Murray's Hygienic Powder Sample by 10c (coin) MURRAY MED CO Melrose Ave HOLLYWOOD CALIF As Life Is Life is like the orange tree that blossoms and fruits at the same time We are gathering the fruit today yielded from yesterday’s bloom and the blooms of today have the promise of fruit for tomorrow— Silas K Hocking xoiii 1!( - H OK Janus ChesteGrover Snead has A A’ll Clevdan! Benjamin Harrison William MiKinUv Theodore Rooseult William Taft Woodrow Wilson Warren G H arding Calvin Coohdge Herbert C H oover Franklin D Rooscv Hi Thouuoda of young glrla entering womanhood hay found A “real friend" in Lydia E Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound to help than go “smiling thru" reetleia moody nervous spells and relieve erampa headache backache and embarrassing feinting spells due to famala functional IrTeguleritiea Famous for ovsr 60 yearn WORTH TRYING b leased ly Weatern Newipipei OUIIMI ImfrAjpUrriff UV Wj Tw i JUST mmTNr ““ "" W‘ First stands the lofty Washington That noble great Immortal one The elder Adarns next we see And Jefferson comes number three The fourth Is Madison vnu know The fifth on the list M nnroe The stxth an Adams comes again And Jackson seventh In the tram Van Buren eighth upon the line And Harrison counts number nine The tenth Is Tyler in his turn as we learn And Polk the eleventh The twelfth Is Tailor that appears The thirteenth Fillmore lull his years Then Pierce comes fourteenth into view Buchanan Is the fifteenth due Now Lincoln comes two terms to fill But God o errules the people s will And Johnson fills the appointed time Cut short by an assassin s crime Next Grant assumes the lofty seat The man who never knew defeat Two terms to him then Hares succeeds And quietly the nation leads Garfield comes next the people's choice But soon ascends a mourning voice From evety hamlet In the land hand A brutal wretch with murderous Strikes down the country's chosen chief And anxious millions mourn m grief of To fill the Interrupted term “Our Teddy" followed staunch and firm forceful true A fighting statesman And brilliant as a scholar too Ha taught the nation strenuous life Yet kept it from Internal strife Next Taft the Jurist reached the goal Four quiet years he held control man Then Woodrow Wilson Princeton rule began Eight fateful years of For under him our armies brave to save Went forth a whole world's peace cost what The wr wa won but at The nation soon this leader lost begun In Deace was Harding s termIt was But death claimed him ere and cool Then Calvin CooUdge calm rule a cautious Gave to our etete fame Next Herbert Hoover of Belgian name thirtieth the Added to the lift we And next a Roosevelt D Franklin Theodore but anthe question is: when other couplet is added to that jinwill what 5 gle after November of it 6ay? 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a piece” If you’ve forgotten how it goes version of it brought down to date: long now McKinley then the A most efficient pilot proved A crazed assassin laid him low— woe Again the nation voiced its Brotherhood There is a brotherhood not of but of equality nor of likeness giving and receiving— Ruskin ifVoosevelt is defeated in had the he Will v one of the 11 distinction of being have been elected who presidents nJSSw Quintet said “Is taking the jump In his first two rounds lie may get four or five strokes To ahead many people that might seem to he a killing advantage But they don’t know the psychology of golf Om e out m fiont you have the feeling that you must protei t this lend know what the dilTeience Know it is much ensici to comp is fiom behind if you me not too far buk than it is to pioteit n lead Out m fluid your big temptation is to a steering uwuv liom bad tumble to take a few chances - to abandon boldnrss in our plav — from tee to cup Yes even with the putts Grn A of ill choiring in sport ai isos for t1 who cone from bhn This is supposed to be whom true p impress waits Whih is an ei luoly incorrect nngle t n es wleu There me iiu the front i tinner m eds irue gamei'ess than (us pnisuer Fiaiuis Ouimet bi ought up the mat- j ter eouoet nng Sam-n- ' Snead “One trouble Sam-m- known" liv mold A man of Intellectual In action cautious manner cold So when his single term was over There followed four years more Grover ENTERING WOMANHOOD l'MTK1) STATES George W ishing’ John A Jan Thomas Jtbersir James Madison James Monroe John Omni Adams Andrew Jackson Martin Van Hcnrv John Tvler James K Polk Zacharv Tailor Millard Fillmo’e Franklin 1'icm James Buihanir Abrahan' uu Andrew Johnson Ulvsses S Ci ’ant Rutherford B H vt Then came the "Man of Destiny” Honest and strong in policy Grover Cleveland whose first term Made the politicians squirm But when election day rolled round Harrison was more popular found— YOUNG GIRLS OK ’a Arthur's term was then begun Which made the number ADVISES I'KKSIDKMS fT'HE grent bulk A twice They were Washington Madison Monroe Jackson Lincoln Grant Cleveland McKinley and Wilson Nine (if Roosevelt completes his second term) served eight years— all of the above except Lincoln and McKinley the victims of assassins’ Bullets Grover Cleveland was a President He whose record is unique was served one term defeated by Benjamin Harrison them beat Harrison when he was a candidate and for served a second term from 1893 to 1897 William Henry Harrison had the shortest period of service as President dying after one month in the White House If the Republican nominee is candidate this the successful year he will add several interesting “firsts’’ to the history of the For he will be Presidency The first bearing the name of Wendell James has been the commonest first name of our Presidents there having been five of them John and William tie for second with three each and Andrew and Franklin third with two each There has been one each of the following: George Thomas Martin Zachary Millard Abraham Chester Rutherford Ulysses Theodore Grover Benjamin Calvin and Woodrow Warren There would have been Herbert two Thomases if Thomas Wilson hadn’t dropped the use of his first name and chosen to be known by the two beginning with the “W" If the Republicans are victorious in November Willkie will be The first native of Indians to become President Virginia still holds the title of of with Presidents” “Mother eight who were born in the Old Ohio is a close seo Dominion ond with seven and New York comes next with four North Carolina has given the nation three Massachusetts Chief Executives and Vermont two each and New KenPennsylvania Hampshire tucky New Jersey and Iowa one each Although Willkie was born in his legal residence is Indiana New York city So his election would add the seventh to the list who have 'gone to of President the White House from the Empire Besides her four native state sons Arthur born in Vermont and Cleveland born in New Jersey were residents of New York when elected If Wendell Willkie wins— Be will be the first President of German descent The majority of our Presidents II in all have been of English They were: Washingancestry ton John Adams John Quincy Adams Madison William Harrison Tyler Taylor pierce LinCleveGarfield coln Johnson Taft land Benjamin Harrison and Coohdge Next most numerous— sla— were the Scotcb-IrisJackson Polk Buchanan Arthur McKinley and Wilson Four— Van Buren Hoover and the two Roosevelts— were of Dutch descent three— Monroe Grant and Hayes —were Scotch: one Harding was Jefferson was Welsh Willkie's clot linn would mean a new occupation represented in the White House that of utilities executive However since his first truuynjj wasjn khe legal profession he would he the who were lawyers before they became President The list of — more these numerous than any other profession — includes: Adarns Jefferson Madison Monroe John Quincy Adams Jackson Van Bui on Tyler Polk Fillmore Pierce Buchanan Lincoln Hajes Garfield Arthur Cleveland Benjamin Harrison McKinley Taft Coohdge and Franklin D Roosevelt Ineidentally Willkie would be the first President who had never held public office before going to the White House In case ihe Hoosier candidate is successful another name will be added to the list of our soldier- Presidents for his service as a captain in the field artillery in the World war would place him in the company of Washington Monroe Jackson William llenry Harrison LinPierce Taylor coln Grant Hayes Garfield Benjamin Harrison McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt Whether Roosevelt remains in the White House or Willkie moves in the religious faith of its occupant will be unchanged for both are Episcopalians There have been more Chief Executives of that sect than any other— nine The Presidents who were Episcopalians were Washington Madison Monroe' Harrison Tyler Pierce Arthur and Taylor Franklin D Roosevelt Those claimed as Presbyterians were Jackson LinPolk Buchanan coln Cleveland Harrison and Wilson The Methodists were Johnson Grant Hayes and McKinley John Quincy Adams Fillmore and Taft were Unitarians Van Buren and Roostmdt were of the Reformed Dutch faith Harding was a Baptist Garfield a Disciple and Coohdge a Congregationalist Hoover a Quaker Should the voters send Willkie to Washington to be inaugurated in January he will be one of our “young Presidents” that is under 50 and well under the average-age of all Presidents when Willkie is 48 inaugurated— 54 the same age as Franklin Pierce when he was inaugurated Only three others have been younger— Gevebnd 47 Grant 46 and Theodore Roosevelt 42 The oldest President at the time of his inauguration was William Henry Harrison who was 68 Four others— John Adams Jackson Taylor and Buchanan— were over 60 Willkie would also be one of the “tall Presidents" His height of six feet one inch would place him third in the list Lincoln was the tallest six feet four Inches Washington was the second six feet two inches Madison's five fett four inches made him the shortest President Four of our Presidents— Jefferson Jackson Van Buren end Arthur— were widowers when they entered the White House end the wives of four others— Tyler and Benjamin Harrison Wilson—died during the time they were President had the most children— Tyler seven by each of his two mar risgejLWilliam Henry Harrison was hext with 10 and Hayes next with eight MadiWashington son Jackson Polk and llarding were childless: If Willkie u elected he will be the only t with only one child— a sor NF nusi hirvoua Scotty is enough— but two well lbit s just twice as much fun Delightful new tea towel motifs are funned however as these Scotties ihsasti oiislv inquire into every uf household work Perky l OSS tdih bows and the cross names done m gay Silt to d iv to note ol s add a i hoot ful n tow els i Vil’i s ixm a 'uil IV limit: ! JOU amt ioii-- i a in nuitll ivanluilitci Seaul 1ri At llm ltk ST II1 Kama M VR W S r'nts lor each FiicIohp drsli i’ll l’attei n No City Mo pattern Name AlJirn ollow the Iratlrr “I had to come front behind to overtake Vardon and Bay" Francis said “I knew just what I had to do I knew could play nothing on the safe side But it would have been entirely a different matter if I had been leading with Vardon You feel unand Kay on my heels der such conditions you can afford You no mistakes visualixe only pars and birdies your chasers are making hole after hole ‘j)ust check back’’ Ouimet added “on bow few have ever taken the lead in the first or second rounds ond bold it to win a U S Open Hagen did in 1914 when Chick Ev- - 0-©- k t lT?fcV It Mcml lustre LASTS soft saves weary tisu s cf work The it You can k nil ir 'f muiiKy film nuke your of fingerprints unl dull and lsil' s It v a woodwork (lean and spnl y v i ran Uwp behind a lustrt soft warm alien luutt t)i it S l’A S that IAS I S lor weeks and for rnonihi longtr if you'll use genuine () ( edar Polish in your dampened cleaning doth There's a pleasant asioniibiiig treat in store for you when you do rqcuji POLISH MOM SAMMY SNEAD ans almost caught him But most of the winners have come from behind The pace setters have usually faded out WAX DUSTISS CLIANttS flY AND MOTH SFSAY ANO Believe in Life To believe in immortality is onJ thing but it is first needful to believe in life— Robert Louis Steven son The Pressure Begins “Now Sammy Snead has had th habit of taking the lead of setting the pace Look over his record lie was far ahead in the recent Canadian Open and then had to face a playoff lie got the Jump in the Open at Philadelphia and again In Cleveland The pressure was more than he could face “Snead won his biggest money tournament some months back by coming from behind with a 64 down the stretch That was easier than shooting a 72 when in front "You can burn yourself out emotionally in golf quicker than you think in championship play When you are behind there is only one thing to do— go out for everything All out I’d like Lay on Macduff to see Snead about two or three strokes behind in his next Open He might burn up the course on the last v V a San rftancUcol tofMt Mf ktl toto4 kll 1000 1000 $4 ROOMS IATHS HtpWMU MAN46UMMT BAM L LONDON HOTEL ST FRANCIS vtoktoe UNION SQUARE holis” 18 put this argument up to an old ball player in connection with the two big league races “Absolutely true” he said “for What affects an golf or baseball individual affects an entire squad The Reds had a lead over the Dodgers— practically running But they were still the pace away Then the Hershberger setters tragedy broke and they began to slip and thea to crack The Dodgers bad their target to shoot at A big difThat makes a difference The team in front carries ference the heaviest package as any competitor knows I Pacemaking Jitters “Today there are no clubs that The Reds might outclass the others have galloped in if the suicide crusher hadn’t hit them “The same Is true of the Indians and Timers" he said “There Is ne great d fferenee In present playing slreiijth among the five leading Red Sox ciuls— Indians Tigers But the White Eos and Yankees Indians and the Tigers have had te tarry the pressure of picemaking Just as the Cincinnati Reds have 5een doing cti ofj ADVERTISING ADVERTISING represents tlie leadership of nation It points the way We merely follow — iollovr to new heights of comfort of convenience of happiness As time goes on advertising is nsed more and more and as it is used more wo all profit more It's tha way advertising has— of bringing a prefi) to a very body concerned the consumer included |