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If an enamel pan boils dry, do not plunge it from the hot range into cold water. Let it cool first, then soak before washing. ??? When wringer rolls begin to lose their grip, the glaze can be re moved by roughening the rolls with coarse sandpaper. Wipe with a damp cloth. Use sandpaper with discretion, of course. ?o? When you have a bottle or Jar that is difficult to open, use a lighted match. Run this quickly around the edge of the bottle or Jar and it will come open imme diately. ?o? Take a nice big, firm, rosy apple. Core it, and cut it cross wise. Make patties of your favor ite ground meat mixture?make them the same size as your apple slices. Put an apple slice between two patties an<f press together. Bake in a shallow pan in a mod erate oven until meat and apple are cooked. ?a? With bottle brushes scarce, use waxed paper from bread to scour bottles. It does the job well. ?o? When discarding worn batb tow els, save the best parts and use for making washcloths or bath mitts. ?a? Same types of artificial Bowers may be renewed by placing them ever steam for a few minutes. ?a? A small- vegetable' brush is an effective; tool when using paint and ^vngniebr remover, especially on carved surfaces. ?a? Corduroy needs na Ironing. Gently press out the water with towels, but don't wring or twist. Pin up skirt or pants by waist bandwBrush., against nap when dry. ? i ? MBI CONSTIPATION ouku too feel peak aa the dickena, briocaon etomach / BM am taete, pa?j diacomfort, I M? (k. COdwetfe faaooa medicine ' te UlHl pall tha trigu on laxy "ia naede" as* help pon fed b<i<ht and ML CMPWdl'l la the wonderful mo rn laaattre contained in food old Syrup Papain la aaka it ao easy to take. MANY DOCTORS uae pepajn prepaia Neaain preacriptione to make tha medi ciaa Baca palatable and apauhla te take. So ha aura toot lazattra ia con tain ad in Syrup Pepeia. MStZT ON ML CALDWELL'S?the fa vorite at mflHoaa toe SO yeera, and leal Mai wholeaome relief from conattpa ? Nan. Scan finicky children lore 1L CANTMNr Dm only u directed. DR. CALDWELL'S SENNA LAXATIVE SYRUP FEPSIN . .. - ? .. . ? I ' MULTIPLE RELIEF BASIS COLO MISERIES LIKE A DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION ^ Mmjt doctor* prescribe * comblna do* of ingredients for relief of cold Ifpoi*!. Odd* don't a bow up at o otndlo ailment, but a* a complea ?irin of aMaaries. Grove'* Cold Tab Aats are a combination of tight active aaNjlidaal indeedienta. Work lnt?r W0k *aSpi latptly on all theae iymp MMii r el lee* headache, reduce fever, earn body ache*, lee*en muscular pain*, eaee naaal stuffiness. Take ** nctly a* directed. Get Grove'* Cold Ikbieta. GROVE 'S TABLETS I ^tlULJLLU wij BICTOKS Help* tone op adult ?jratemi ? kelp* i MUepw build sound teeth* (tiong bone*. b/ggfr Mfc .. .. Fun for the Whole Family SPARKY WATTS By BOODY ROGERS I I we were pool? 1 to ever teu. the shark a80ut i seeing this man j op sreat strensth//^ r YES-IE WE DISCOVER THE DEVICE THAT MAXES THIS MAN SO STRONG HE MAT CATCH US STEAL MG L rr AND CRUSH US gy UKE ANTS? r-UND ip we "? fajc.the 5 hark \ will slit our ' throat's with his i f ghastly teeth / -oh- why dip \ 1 ever become ) is a fifth _ & Acolumnist ?! Ttl ?m-h/ thi5 15 where the 5tp0ng one uves-rrs late ? only the 1 tiny pup eemain5 i W I WILL ^ W QUIETLY K.LL 1 I HIM-THEN M 1 WE WILL ff 7 SEARCH? ?a ft HERE. JT, WPY~ Goober, THE POP, may surprise OUR SUBVERSIVE ?FRlENPS* he/too. is pull of cosmic rays amp super strons REG'LAR FELLERS?Slight Alteration I 1 i By GENE BYRNES : 1 /?^WHADDAYA^X ' THINKA TH' PITCHER. ) X! PAINTED FOR. J TH' CLUB y EXHIBITION? r ? -/ A. ^XtLL, t DOKT UVCE-A T'hujctch/^ S,/ TH" SUV IS TOO THIN^\ HES DING-TOEQ J ' FLAT CHESTED ? S VHE even has oney ) |\ FOUR FINGERS' ^ N. \ z - ( WELL, \ a ? i> <A 1 K|N fix ) a (Jt THAT | -ooes itU V I R G I L By LEN KLEIS ?J well-well f look at l jhat-the' v0uk16 astronomer > -telescope < ano everything PB36ABLV STUDYING* THE \ MOVEMENTS OP SATURN. J JUPITER AND . K\ars- per ( HE'S SOT A ) > MKSHLY ) SCIENTIFIC / > MINP-- ) [JUST LIKE J c. ^HIS DAD J S3 fwow-\ VANOTHER ( (eUDUOEl) The M I D D I E S By 608 KARP Goaav to be late mr. jones but we had tlre trouble. s it*/- ' /howbevolxinai ) IP ADAM WISHES A TO WASH HIS ) Diary hands. /THE BATH BOOM / S ?QHT THIS \M*y f SSST/ DONT you case use HER GUEST r aoooNiemT! COMKAgAIN^ aooo niowtT^?> WE ENJOVBOTve EVENING/M-OTy I C0" ^ 'VOU DlDNY ) US? HER. N GUEST TOWELS ) ( NO.' AND r I CAN P?cvr . v? POP?Before and After By J. MILLAR WATT YOU'RE .so DIFFERENT^ FROM OTHER. MEN 1 ? | WHY CAN'T YOU BE MORE UKE OTHER MEM I '' i, illiggl ?y T? B?n ?TB4Ic?U. jfl PRIVATE BUCK ?i Clyde Lewis "What did y?I uy JN were before the any cot yow, FataeT" * CROSS TOWN Bv Roland Coe ? I "Will joa sell me hell of your bouquet If this blind date you got me tarns eat U be better leoUa' than I expect?" Bed Spread Made Of 36-Inch Goods T'HIS spread for a double bed may be made out of chintz or any 36-inch-wide material that you have on hand. Eleven and one-half yards will be required for a bed 54 inches wide and, if you follow the cutting diagram given here, not a scrap of goods will be wasted. Cut the center parts first; then the 18-inch side sections for the pillow cover; then the 10-inch strips for the pillow cover and spread. This leaves a long strip for the flounce. You may buy seam welting or cover cable cord with bias strips as at A. Use your machine cording foot for the seam so that the stitching will be close to the cord as at B. ? * * NOTE?This spread is from SEWING Book 1 which is 32 pages of illustrated directions for slip covers, dressing tables, couch covers and other things to keep homes bright and attractive for the dura tion. To get a copy of Book 1 enclose 15 cents with name and address direct to: MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS Bedford Hills New York Drawer 10 Enclose 15 cents for Book No. L Name Address Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On CreomuUlon relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in I flamed bronchial mucous mem ft branes. Tell your druggist to sell you I a bottle of Creomulslon with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs. Chest Colds. Bronchitis | MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS fy^ Has merited the confidence of | mothers for more than 45 years. Good foe children who suffer occasional constipation ?and for all the family when a pleasingly acting laxative is needed. Package of 16 easy-to-take powders. 35c. Be sure to aak for Mother Gray't Sweet Powdert. At ail drag stores. Caution: use only as directed. Help alfalfa, clovers and soybeans make greater profits. Inoculate die seed with NITRAGIN. You give these crops more vigor to grow faster, fight weeds and drought, and make bigger yields of rich feed. You help build soil fertility. With out inoculation, legumes may be soil robbers and their growth stunted. INOCULATE ALL ALFALFA. CLOVERS.SOY BEANS, LESPEDEZA WITH NITRAGIN NITRAGIN costs about 10 cents an i acre, takes a few minutes to use. It's the oldest inoculant ... widely used I by farmers for 45 years. Produced by ! trained scientists in a modern labora tory. Get NITRAGIN, in the yellow can, from your seed dealer. 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