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Show SEW IN Q OIRCLlZi . A, ; T LlLl;k v - 1'nUt-m No. ftVJ3 Is In tl.i-n 1, 2, 3, 4 and B yt-urn. 2 rtr'-nn tk-s 1 y&nlii Jnch rnil'-rlal, ovrrrjill yafls, playsult yard; 8 'a yardM ArKllntf, Hvnd your ord-r t; KKWIXa i Jltri K PA 'IT Kit. IlKPT. Hfi Nrw Montgomery hlr::t Ban FranfUco Calif, KneJose 2J crmts In coins for each pfilttrrn desired, IJaLU:rn No. Size Name , Address , From an old French word "lines" derived from the Latin word "missus" moaning a course at a meal, comes the Army'8 name "mess" for "its breakfast, dinner, and supper. Favorite meal with the soldier is chicken dinner his favorite cigarette, Camel. (Based on actual sales records from Post Exchanges.) A carton of Camels, by the way, is the gift he prefers first of all from the folks back home. He's said so: Local tobacco dealers are featuring featur-ing Camel cartons to send anywhere any-where to men in the armed forces. Adv. V:ty4 8363 V . 1-5 vn. Tot's Wardrobe XXHAT the well-dressed young ' lady of 1 to 5 years will wear this spring is right here a gaily printed ensemble consisting of playsuit, overall and dress. Everyone's Ev-eryone's going to be the happier 1 for these clothes the . youngster because they are so pretty and sensible and her mother because they are practically ;no bother at all. -5IL3WORLD t LARGEST SELLER AT I0 I CONSTIPATION t: Of course, It wasn't due to !j anything organically wrong '" with me. It was just ordi-j ordi-j nary constipation, due to 5 lack of "bulk" in the diet. j A dose of some medicinal j i laxative gives only tempo-is tempo-is rary relief for such consti- j J pation. You got to find j something that gets at the a cause and corrects It. I i found just that-ln kellogg's ALL-BRAN. I fj all-bran Is a wonderful- i a tasting breakfast cereal and a swell way to start the morning. Eat it regularly, 3 j drink plenty of water and 5 ! if your constipation's like I ii mine-you'll "Join the Reg- f. ulars," too! all-bran is r made by Kellogg's in Battle i Creek, Michigan. , SNAPPY FACTS ' v ABOUT &) RUBBER ffrn Laboratory tests demonstrate that rubber can be made to stretch from 50 to 1000 percent or to have no stretch ct all, as In hard rubber A cnbical piece of about half an inch of the substance we now know as rubber was selling for three shillings in London art shops in 1770. It was then called rubber because it could erase pencil marks. The first articles of rubber to bo manufactured wert clothing and hoes. American seamen ore now equipped with rubber life-saving suits weighing weigh-ing slightly over 14 pounds. This new buoyant suit features a whistle, flashlight, knife and yellow hood and t gloves to attract rescuers. Weighted shoes keep the wearer upright in the water. x -vv tgpnf $$-4Bi ? ri Here's an added guarantee of V'VV'V' Cl"C perfection in war-time baking i fi'.t 5J5:(r50, ... Clabber Girl now comes to you i5i' V- ' - Ufe'tfcj w',n a" f 's fne qualities pro-it' pro-it' Yf.J'a,' A fei-rtrTTsss tected against moisture. Look 4r iiisf it ""l"'"'r - for the new, improved can J Hsssy in all sizes) at your grocer s. r |