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Show - - v - THE PROGRESSIVE OPINION 'c?lTUT(3it' ASPIRIN WORLD S LARGEST SELLER AT 10" END CONSTIPATION THIS NATURAL WAY! Millions now take Simple Fresh Fruit Drink instead i of Harsh Laxatives ! It's lemon and water. Yes ! just ; the juice of 1 Sunkist Lemon in a glass of water first thing on arising. Taken first thing in the morning, this wholesome drink stimulates bowel action in a natural way ' assures most people of prompt, normal elimination. Why not change to this healthful habit? Lemon and water is good for you. Lemons are among the richest sources of vitamin C. which combats fatigue, helps you resist colds and infections. They also supply Bi and P. They alkalinize, aid appetite and digestion. Lemon and water has a fresh tang, too clears the mouth, wakes you up! Try this grand wake-u-p drink 10 mornings. See if it doesn't help you! Use California Sunkist Lemons. I Jr fVtdcf 's'y P)ESIGNED for those who would f JyfatSr,r like a trim two-piec- e costume r; f 1916 kilt who need a little extra fullness jr 6 in the iace' to conceal a too-fu- ll hip line! Seat of Russ Government Moscow's Kremlin, seat of the government, is a tract of 100 acres, surrounded by a wall with 19 tow-ers and pierced by five main gates. F Protect and ease abrased skin with Mratsana, the PHflFF soothing, medicated H der. Also relieve burning, AN N OYS itching, of irritated Bkin. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1890 is In sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 and 40. Size 14. short sleeves, requires 33,i yards materi-al. 38 yard contrast. Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly more time is required in filling orders for a few of the most popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Street San Francisco Calif. Enclose 20 cents in coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No Size Name Address Scalloped Front. A NSWER the doorbell, visit your neighbor and whirl through your housework comfortably in this dress! There's nothing about it to make it too fancy for the busiest home keeper, yet it is far from hum-dru- Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1916 is de-signed for sizes 32, 34, 36, 38. 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 34, short sleeves, requires 4 yards material, 21,fe yards ricrac. II Ute the baking powder MJJ jj) 1 you would use for your Uf&mtlL V. fine.f cake. S5SiSSsS finaraalMilqj'Bi f JtfessS?A,pANy TlGood Housekeeping! it NBtaKr ' .Mrictme. Shoulder a Gun or the Cost of One By Buying United States War Bonds Pattern 7645 has a transfer pattern of embroidery for pane and collar; a single dress pattern in sizes 2, 4 or 6. State size desired. Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly more time is required in filling orders for a few of the most popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 117 Minna St. San Francisco, Calif. Enclose 15 cents (plus one cent to cover cost of mailing) for Pattern No Name Address C .j 7645 M 1 1 VIOSEGAYS of roses, embroid-ere- d down the front of this pert princess frock, will make that youngster proud to wear it. The transfer pattern for the em-broidery comes with the smart little dress pattern. .&wm!tv?3fm rh,,.!,,.,,,! mi.,,,,. . ijii,. ;- r. tVj ' f ' ' "I'M TOO YOUNG f TO FEEL ' " VJ SO OLD" I y , , . ... . t . ' ) MUSCLE PAINS can do it to you SOOiheS fast With make you feel old look drawn and haggard, soretone Liniment O f 8 R IBEIT contains methyl salicylate, a most fj M III II (1 I effective agent. And mtmm loll Soretone's cold heat action brings m fft"fl f you fast, relief. f 1 1 I I II II 1. Quickly Soretone acts to en-hance local circulation. if cases of . 2. Check muscular cramps. : MUSCULAR LUMBAGO 3. Help reduce local swelling qj BACKACHE 4. Dilate surface capillary blood due to fotigut or axpotur ve"eU- - MUSCULAR PAINS I For fastest action, Zel efry, rub in du t0 "'d again. There's only one Soreton- e- : jf'j, '1 insist on it for Soretone results. 'Ar' 5DRE MUSCLES SOc Big bottle, only $1. ff ""' "" MINOR SPRAINS "mmMsmmykC "Us . lSKmamm gt. Mr J .. faclent InRredlents in Sore- - j tQno act like heat to lncrcais I f u Uie superficial mtiply of CC t . "ZZZ-- blood to the are and Indue ana McKesson makes it BLliil lowln' MM8 01 BACKACHE V, c3) way for fast diuretic aid WHEN KIDNEY FUNCTION LAGS from this need .... Functional kidney disturbance due to need of diuretic aid may cause stabbing back-ache! May cause urinary flow to be yel scanty and smarting! You may lose sleep from "getting up nights often may teel dizzy, nervous, headachy. In such cases, you want to stimuUlt kidney action jail. So if there is nothing systemically or organically wrong, try dold Medal Capsules. They ve been fa-mous for prompt action for 30 year,. Take care to use them only as directed. Accept no substitutes. 35 at your drug store. fv. c. c. rv. fv. r. ;v. - - o-- r- - - f- - - r- - - - r- - - r- - o - r- - - D c- r rv- - c A quiz with answers offering ? information on various subjects ? 1 The Answers 1. Southeastern Asia. 2. The art of engraving on gems. 3. Louisiana. 4. The Latin cross. 5. Inclined to redness. 6. British Columbia. 7. New York, in 1882. 8. The world's largest plow, de-veloped for reworking California farmlands, cuts a furrow six feet deep, is higher than a man, and weighs 15,000 pounds. 9. Neptune. 10. At least one-thir- d of all our corporations have no earnings, even in prosperous years, that are subject to income tax. The Questions 1. To what part of the world is the soybean native? 2. What is the meaning of glyp-tography? 3. What state in the United States is divided into parishes instead of counties? 4. What is the name of the re-ligious cross most familiar to us? 5. Rubicund means what? 6. What is the most western province of Canada? 7. Whefe was Eamon de Valera, prime minister of Eire, born? 8. How large is the world's big-gest plow? 9. What Roman god used the tri-dent as his emblem? 10. Do all of our corporations have earnings subject to income tax? Palace Gets Plumbing Modern plumbing is being in-stalled for the first time in the servants' quarters of Buckingham palace, royal residence in Eng-land. By VIRGINIA VALE Released by Western Newspaper Union. THOUGH Rise (pronounced Stevens has sung (ive seasons with the Metro-politan Opera company, radio tan claim her in a way; she made her first public appeara-nce as a singer on the "Sunday Morning Children's Hour," d by Milton Cross. In 1935 she was a semifinalist in the Metropoli-tan Opera Auditions ol the Air, was offered a contract and refused; felt that she wasn't ready for it. Para-mount signed her for "The Count of Luxembourg"; when it was delayed, she was asked to appear opposite . ' T ' j 3 ' i A 1 ' ' " ' . ' , if' RISE STEVENS Bing Crosby in "Going My Way?", in which she sings several operatic arias. Describing her, people say: "Really, she's not a bit like an opera ttar!" When Johnny Longden, the jockey who rode Count Fleet to victory in the Kentucky Derby, visited the set of United Artists' "The Hairy Ape," he brought along a good luck token. To William Bendix, the male star, and Allred Santell, director, he gave the shoes the great horse wore in the race, as a lucky piece on the opening stretch of their shooting. J. Carroll Naish saved a marine's life the other day on the screen. Naish is to "Gung Ho!", Universal's film based on the book written by Capt. W. S. LeFrancois, TJSMC. The script writers had the captain die la their version of the story, instead of being wounded and decorated, as happened in real life. But Naish played the captain so brilliantly that the script was revised. ' Gary Cooper, who rose to film fame as a strong, silent man, sings on the screen for the first time in "The Story of Dr. Wassell." The song, "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition," was spotted by C. B. DeMille for the picture on publication. The new Sinatra picture has no title so far, but it's under way; George Murphy, Adolphe Menjou and Gloria De Haven have been signed for it by RKO; Wally Brown and Alan Carney, comedy team, will appear as stooges to Murphy. Eleanor Powell's dancing partner for the grand finale of "Sensations of 1944" recently arrived in Holly-- i wood; she's "Starless Night," is five years old, and is rated by her owner, Capt. William Heyer, as the finest dancing horse he's ever trained. Virginia O'Brien, noted for her "deadpan" portrayals, will change her screen personality in her new picture, "Dear Barbara," which MGM is producing with Susan Peters in the lead. In the picture Frank Morgan will play a character similar to that of his telegrapher in "The Human Comedy," which won him praise from the critics. Jimmy Durante and Margaret O'Brien also have important roles. Dennis Day, singing star of Jack Benny's radio show, has been signed by EKO to a contract calling for his appearance in two films yearly, While still unknown, Day followed fanny Baker as the singer on the Benny program, and almost over- - night became a top attraction. Act-- fag roles on the air show helped him 6long, and first thing he knew he was in pictures. The latest "March of Time," ex- - ' elusive film material which reached America on the last plane out of Sweden before air travel there was suspended, shows how the Swedish People, living in precarious peace, are meeting the pressure of Nazi treats with growing defiance. ODDS AND ENDS There's a rumor Greta Garbo's next picture will "earn her with Charles Boyer for Uni--) . . . Simms has mailed Yalenline cards to servicemen who fe appeared on her program . . . The 'le oj Stanley, the cigar-stor- proprie-- ! tor on the Burns and Allen show, is Ptoyed by Bill Wright, who S"1,,' rWce for years in the "Eb and comedy series . . . Don Ameche, in pictures to follow the "hat's New" show to New York, acted ?J "Josler of ceremonies at a feast at a "oltyuiood restaurant for hLi three '"""J sons, by name: Ronny, Tommy Lonny. GLiUin Day, author of "My Best ,"s" which has succeeded the Jat'le of the Sexes" on the air, 7n?S exPertly oI young girls. To material, she attended an 'PPearance of Frank Sinatra, sitting amng the bobby-soc- k brigade. the duration Bing Crosby if. SK'ng his fans, except those in the rtei services, ndt to ask for hi: 1 'cture. The NBC and Paramoun I i lis? decidl;t t0 curtail his mailim ' $ lreason, paper shortage am j erworkea mai, clel.ks FIRST-AI- D I to the AILING HOUSE y ROGER B. WHITMAN Roger B. Whltman-W- NU Feature.. REFRACTORY CEMENT Question: The heat of the past winter's fires has burned out the mortar between the bricks. I was 'told that I should use fire clay and that the fire back should have been laid up with fire clay instead of lime and plaster. I am told that lime and cement mortar are used in fire-places. None of the lumber yards here know anything about fire clay. What can I use to repair the back wall of the fireplace? Answer: Mason material dealers and plumbing and heating supply houses handle refractory cement and fire clay. Refractory cement is generally used and preferred as a mortar between fire brick. If you cannot get the material, try the fol-lowing: Rake out the old cement to a depth of a half inch or more; then brush out the loose particles. Soak the spaces with plenty of clear water and pack the joints with a fairly stiff mixture of one part port-lan- d cement, one part hydrated lime and five parts of clean, coarse sand. Keep the new mortar damp for sev-eral days and do not use the fire-place for at least one week. CHIPPED SINK Question: How can I improve the appearance of my kitchen sink? Parts of the porcelain have been rubbed off, showing the black iron surface. Answer: If the damaged places are not below the water line, get a white enamel made especially for patching chipped porcelain surfaces. After cleaning the spots brighten the exposed metal by rubbing with steel wool, then wipe with turpentine and apply a coat of special undercoat and follow with porcelain enamel. Blackened Sills Question: I have had plants on my varnished window sills, and the water from these plants has gone on the sills and turned them black. Is there anything I can do to get them clean again? The black seems to be in the wood. Answer: Take off the finish down to the wood with paint remover. The stains can be bleached out with a saturated solution of oxalic acid and denatured alcohol. Apply this liberally and allow to remain for several hours. Rinse well with clear water and allow the wood to dry thoroughly. Finish with a top quality spar varnish. If the wood-work has had a stain, try to match the color with the other woodwork before applying the varnish. Javelle Water Question: Will you please tell me how Javelle water is mixed? Answer: Dissolve one-ha- lf pound of washing soda in a quart of cold water, adding pound of chloride of lime with the lumps crushed. This mixture is allowed to stand until the sediment has settled; then the clear liquid is drawn oft, strained through a thickness of cloth and bottled. In use, one part of the solution should be diluted with three parts or more of water. If used for laundering, remember to rinse out very thoroughly; for, otherwise, the fabrics will be weakened if not ruined. Cleaning Aluminum Question: How can I remove a black line from the inside of one of my aluminum saucepans? This line was caused by a liquid standing too long. Answer: Boil a mix-ture of vinegar and water in the pan for 20 minutes or so; further rubbing with a special aluminum cleanser (to be had from your gro-cer) or fine steel wool and soap may be needed. . . Galvanized Pipe Question: I would like to take down my galvanized furnace pipe. What can I do to prevent water Would the at-tic forming on the pipe? be a good place to store it? Answer: After giving the pipe a good cleaning to free it from dust coat both sides with light oil and store in the attic. If there are any rust spots, rub them off with steel wool or fine sandpaper before apply-ing the oil. . Rusted Caster Holders Question: I am using a metal bed that had been stored and the casters are attached on sections that fit m of the bed. The holders are quite rusty. What should I do to make them usable now? Answer: Take out the caster hold-ers and soak them in kerosene. After or so, the rust can be Amoved by rubbing with steel woo When the metal is or sandpaper. it a coat of light oil or Tnish8 This will retard further rusting. Refinishing Maple Floor . nd level, scraping with a --"rreTuoseXrels varnish or floor sealer. Gems of Thought TT IS vastly more comfortable to be oppressed than to have in one's heart the burning sense of shame that he is an oppres-sor. W. A. White. Pride (of all others the most dang'rous fault) proceeds from want of sense, or want of thought. Wentworth Dillon. The laws are secret avengers And they rule above all lands; They come on wool-sof- t sandals, And they strike with iron hands. EDWIN MARKHAM A more perfect race, means a more soulful race, a race hav-ing greater capacity for love. Ellen Kay. BLSOUSEHOLD If it is difficult to make wall-paper stick to chimney, ceilings or walls, apply a coat of aluminum paint before papering. Then the wallpaper will not crack or come loose. A sharp knife, rinsed in hot water, will do a good job of cutting cake and keeping neat cake and frosting edges. ou can add a cute note to your skirt by cutting out musical notes from odd pieces of felt and sewing them around the hem. Or one on your sweater will make a nice conversation piece too. Chicken fat saved from stewed chicken may be substituted for shortening in pie crusts, biscuits, spiced or ginger cookies or cake. Continual opening of the oven door changes the temperature and is a common cause of baking fail-ures. Why not a spice bag to flavor that soup or stew? To make one, mix three sprigs parsley, six whole cloves, one bay leaf and a little thyme and tie them loosely in a small square of white cheesecloth. Drop the bag into the cooking mix-ture. Old Testament in Hebrew The Old Testament is now being published in Hebrew in Palestine, the first time in history that a com-plete edition of this book has been produced in its original language in its native country. UncUPk'd Say5: A straw vote gives about the same cheer as viewing the new moon over one's right shoulder does. The man who dies a millionaire leaves much to be desired. "Ignorance," said Rastus, "ain't knowin' nothin' it's knowin' too much that ain't so." A soft answer may turn away wrath, but that's hard to do when you have a club in your hand. Some men are even too indolent to pull wires to advance. Predict Car-Plan- e Airplane designers prophesy a combination family car and plane for the future. Most commonly visualized is a three or car-plan- e with re-movable wings which can be "checked" at the airport. Predicted performance: 135 to 160 miles an hour cruising speed in the air, 50 to 60 miles an hour on the highway. Mass production would bring cost of unit within reach of the family pocketbook. Perfume to Stench Most stench bombs are filled with a fluid made from thd dried roots of the valerian plant because the odor is believed to be the most offensive in existence. Yet people in the 16th century considered the scent of this root so fragrant that they used it to perfume their clothes. Opposites "What is the opposite of sor-row?" asted the teacher. "Joy," answered the lad. "And the opposite of misery?" "Happiness," said the pupil. "How about woe?" "Giddap." Some Guess Small Betty We've got a new baby at our house. Guess what kind? Small Mary Boy? Betty Nope. Mary Girl? Betty Why, yes. Who told you? He's Picked At church one monrng the min-ister asked Mary, "What is your favorite hymn?" "The one over there in the blue suit," Mary replied. "Morale," explained the colored sergeant, "is what makes your legs do what your haid knows ain't possible." That's Bad Mistress Dora, has my husband been very unhappy while I was away for a month? Servant Well, ma'am, at first he was in fine spirits, but towards the end of the time he got less cheer-ful, and yesterday he was really sad. Tower of Justice Although a leaning pagoda of Indo-Chin- a leans more than its fa-mous counterpart at Pisa, Italy, it was built to lean as a "barometer of justice." As the administration of justice becomes less equitable, the tower, in native fancy, leans lower and lower. The remarkable tower is 80 feet high and was built 200 years ago. r cictu V?! DO, JIMI SPEEDY WHiAT ROLLS, I ZSEESSSLEaiSSSH ttf ALL THESE VITAMINS IN FLEISCH MANN'S I I ( "AND COUSIN BEA SAVS VOU CAN SEND I ""T Oi. TbFfir THEY'RE CALLED. AND RIGHTLY SO! XT!?"'?? lcAif $ YEAST 60 RIGHT INTO WHATEVER VOU FOR A COPY OF THE NEW, REVISED , TTOOGoJdTO I ITS A NEW, EASY RECIPE. AND SHEU JSi BAKE WITH NO GREAT LOSS IN THE ei FLEISCHMANN'S YEAST RECIPE BOOK, oaS INGOING BE INTERESTED TO KNOW THESE "AM, OVEN! AND SEE... I BUY A WEEK'S k YOURSELF. IT'S FREE ...AND FULL fiLl ? C IL. ROLLS HAVE fXTRA VITAMINS! & JM .eVI? 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