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I i fe J. l ; : ,'t :...l!a i'lli j:ar laif TY not reason out the cause of . tiiis unnatural condition ' lYbnr first thought roar be, "I must iat more.' That's not all. You should . enjoy what you do eat. Frequently', v,e blood cells are low , and this, f !'"pM what makes you eel weak. If tlila Is your trouble the stomach . may not be calling for sufficient food,1 Zest to eat may be lacking.' But what a difference g.S.8. makes when taken just before meals.. Just try it and : notice how your appetite and diges ' jtion improve. ', t S.S.S. stimulates the flow of gastric Juices and also supplies the precious . Mineral . elements so necessary in ' Wood-cell and hemo-glo-bln up-bulld-t::?. Do try it It may be the rainbow you need to brush away present dis couragement over your health concUV -.-un. . CUt.Ck; ,'1 .: FiM-nitura Long In U ,.- A suite, of French furniture mow- than 200 yearsold Is still to 'use bj the jrixth generation of a Port Ar thur (TexaB' family. It was import el from France Into Louisiana' in th D:glitcenth century, , ., Laxative So Many Like Did folks, young fblksthoiisandt rf them say they prefer Thedford'a I ack-Draught when they - need . 1 --mve. It does its work to well, t "I have used Thedford'a, Black IT wA In my family since 1885." w .tes Mr. Henson Temple,' Smith- 1 e, Uissi "We do not feel like we c ..J keep house - without Black Li aught. We are quite a good wave from town, and good; simple medi cine, like Black-Draught, is good to have on hand. All these years I hae never changed because it gavt a faction. V1'! ; '. - 'a:'t l.-.SFOBD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT Mnllintf Soeretarfea 1 WsntS KxiwrlraM unnaceaa&ry. Pay wkln Bart advanced. Gon' tract, details, dime and to irtamp. I Stable's encr, r. u. oox .on. auentowa, la .You L.WJ ll...nJi Thomas J. Wolfe of Route 2. Clark.hu.rf (tatty View) W. V... audi "I loet weight ( iiu uiu aw lou well niatn. rlaviug aold hundreds of boiiln of Ur. tierce's Dla. 1 on very I knew all about it and what It would do for me. A bottle or two increased mi ' annetite and added atxeiutn to mr weakened ytem." Ail dru mn. . New" alia, tablet, so ami, liquid tljOO, larwalr. tablets or Mould, SI.3J. .. .. W rite Dr. Pierce's Cuuic buunlo, U. Y for fm medical advice... .,. ...,.-'.. , .. inroour - Aim JTwmw ' hkd- ' . FKNMjuS) MAN...D ,. . , WPare1 . IfJ'ordTtim;, ':.vv lip to Zeawh. . it koora old. ' fnd 10o today for catalogue. FOST CO1 to. Box M, Wllltanubnilite St.. H.T.Cuy T"rrb MABIT. CTBrn at onoa with our 8-day tormula, ewuplHte lut SI. Fraf r Tr rt'VP BA1X, W 8X. 8. B. - your kidneys are not working ii'iut and you suffer backache, is iiuees, burning, scanty -off- too f pnuent urinatlbn, swollen feet and "unities; feel lame, stiff, "all tired out" , ... use Doun's fills. ' Thousands rely upon ' DoAri. 'i'T are praised the con ' y over, s t fioon'i PMs today. 1 or sale by druggists. ', , -, i ,n ri 'o l' n " " - , a.ikJ . O a, a . a 4 t" J Is ty EDITH -' ""lite tuiod dishes and 1 1 i .-.3, and, oh, what a : . ; t .ire may bel :" For t f i- the business ' wom 1. 1 l : the best method f ,.r nt ,t of ti.ese ' dishes is the ; - kc t. Almost all of these easily nk.'e main dishes are the better r r cooking in butter first, then deling in the floor; and .when it m well blended with the, browned butter, the milk Is itiAf My famous .frizzled beef, : which oi,5 of my readers said must be my favorite- recipe as V printed It- so often, is made In this way.- I can't tell y)u how much I dUllke the ordinary-creamed dried beef for. which the meat is often scalded first, to remove; the salt and ' incidentally much- of the- flavor,- and then put Into, white sance. often too thick and sometimes even lumpy.- If the beef is cooked in the butter, . yon will not nhd It too ssJty. s ;i , I use practically the same method for cooking 'mushrooms, for cooking creamed Hamburg steak and often for' creamed chicken,. and veal VI often use this method as a basic one for creamed loups, cooking the on. ton In the nutter and then add ing thev flour, milk "and strained Vegetable; pulp. SkM The only trtde-4 to ; prbdnce ; i smooth sauce is to turn out "your fire when yon add the flour, and stir it In thoroughly so that every particle is mixed with the batter. In preparing creamed oysters,- cook the oysters over heat until - the edges begin to cnrL. I like to add chopped raw : celery wbicb f I add with the "plumped" oysters.? This Improves flavor and appearance, and BOY SCOUT ANNIVERSARY LEONARD A. BARRETT The . twenty-fifth- anniversary of the Boy, Scout movement in Amer ica was ' recent ly celebrated in eveYy city in our country. It was a notable event when on the eve ning of " Febru ary eighth,, , the President of our country, flanked by a guard - of honor i composed of boys from the Scout movement, delivered an ad dress t tot the Scouts of Amer ica Prominent among the traits of character ' which the. Boy v gcont movement' tries to Inculcate Into the developing life of the boys of our country is persistence to overcome obstacles, which again ! reflected In the path, which every boy takes when . he Jolni the organiza tion 5 t"T0 kMP -myself physically strong,' mentally awake, and morally straight- We can well imagine that Lincoln was in spirit at least a real Scout: The principles of the Scout oath dominated hl lite. By obedi ence to them he rose from the ranks of poverty to-the highest position in our country. ' Since Lincoln's day, other men of our -age have followed Kid McCoy Shines Again J Norman " Selby, better known - as Kid McCoy; one-time ring star and Idol of old-time fight fans'. Is now being "considered as the outstand ing civilian hero Of the past year in Michigan by the Rainbow Veterans association for' Its annual award. McCoy was largely Instrumental In the saving of 11 people, Including four children, when a rowboat over turned In Bnss lake, .near' Detroit, last summer, i-Two lives, were lost in the tragedy, but McCoy's timely warning and assistance was largely Instrumental in saving the others.. The ring veteran,: now sixty-three, has been employed at the Ford Motor . company since his parole from Sun Quentln prison, where he v serving a life ,term for -man- 4i.ishtr. - -.' : ' ' ; !: , '-- : " ' ' ! -.1 of Prenarin? r Quickest. , M. BARBER at the same time gives A contrast ing texture to the dish. A lltUe raw celery is very .good with- creamed meat or fish on both these counts. . yy,K 'Qui Meal:--.. ';-y'-'; . ' . peamed 'oyster and 'celery ' 4'' Baked potatoes ' .&;J,pr ''String .beans with onions ifr; Toasted sponge ' cake ' with canned -.!U':;,'pencb,e-tviiy;:-''S.t't- llethod of Preparation! , Light ' Scrub potatoes and bt-Mt Open can of string beans,' prepare onion, cook in butterr add bean and heat .rfvV- i Prepare oysters V,. '. -,' ;y Toast sponge -cake: '0.00'" ': Open can of ;peacheaife' -v:S Make" coffee. l---lai t Creamed Oyilers TTith Celsry. ' "25 "oyaters . sfi&fy 1H cups white; saucer . S J- cup chopped celery - Vi i teaspoon Worcestershire sauce ' CleHn the oysters and, cook until the edges curL -H Add oysters - to white sauce . which has had tome' Oyster, liquor need in 'place of some of the ml)k. Add celery and sea soning and poor over siloes of hot tOasti?;J5 54'' Cretme Hamburg. ;,'. ; pound Hamburg steak - ' 2 tablespoons tMilog . Salt and pepper ;; j , B tablespoons flour :-;2 enps wllk-n fH' 'i. B' slices" toast 'i 'S i Melt the drippings In the frying pant,' add the meat and cook until Ugbt : brown. Sprinkle : with , thf the" . same Scout principle. .Wood row Wilson rose from the humble home of. i country parson to become president Of a great university, gov ernor of the state of New Jersey, and then President, of the United States. : Charles Augustus Lindbergh, whose mother taught In the public schools of Detroit overcame by the Scout spirit, the limitations of finan cial .income! and made, for 'himself an heroic place in .the' history of our country. Obstacles created by hardships -such as limited Incomes, physical ' handicaps, can be over Lydi DATIENCE is oneof those virtues a wnich is often as effective as win power. It can wofk wonders, and la so smooth' and gracious a manner thai no one is disturbed,,, annoyed or upset- It is not entirely a passive virtues Hone that makes for finer character in the one who exercises it There Is ;a definite force In U which influences other persons also. It has been thought of too long' as passive, is : representing almost an In ertia ot spirit, L uiuvuiiua - will hold, back action not alone, by force of men tality, but by ,a passlveness- that Connd objections too difficult This Is paying too big a price for the reflex . action of the virtue There are times when to be pa tient Is a fault Wpen ' the per son .knows that endurance by re-, training from saying or-doing something' .will bring disaster to another,)' this is paying dearly for withholding com ment of action, even though by so doing a disturbance would be cre ated. .This is not-genuine patience bnt the fruit of fear of commotion. , The Finest Patience. -- - '. ' Patience in the finest farm Is an element Of 16Vlng devotion where by others are' helped at the price of personal comfort "Or it to;a marvelous meant to an end which. Is worthy, i Patience of these types is selfless.: ?rf, v-. .-:.'; ,,,:;;- '- Patience which la akin to , will power. Is another beautiful type. It Is true that to ' exercise patience' often requires a' profound self-con trol, but It la when it has the work ing energy of force In business and home management. That tt Is be ing need wisely. , The - statement "Everything - comes . to him who waits," Is futile unless It is a work ing patience. It must be the kind which' has actual power to aid In bringing about the desired end. How' this is done cannot be stated with precision,, but it is reminiscent of the other truth that "Faith without works tt dead." v ' . ' - Patience in speech Is a virtue. It can control outburst or anger In tu!tH3 as well as Irr oneself. This Jrr'V -A i. '- ' ' r ... p ... 1 Looking upstream at the Norrls dam, being built by the Tennessee Valley authority on the Clinch river, near Knoxvllle, Tena The dam, as this picture shows, is more than pneAhlrd complete. The various sections of the dam now rise more than 100 feet above their solid rock bases. When' completed the dam will be 200 feet high and will cost more than 14,000,000.- Note' the ends of the two hnge pentstocks, each more than 20 feet In diameter, between the third and fourth buttress like sections of the dam. These tubes will potir the dammed-up waters of the Clinch river into turbines for 'generating electricity. 1 A big powerhouse Is to be built at the end of the tubes shown, in this picture, and Just back of the high retaining wall, projecting from the third section of the dam. ';, , v M' -n-: flour-i a4d 'seasoning, stir nntl smooth, gdd the milk and boll three minutes, stirring constantly. Serve on toast.-' 'RtosW'Be'. ;. 14 pound dried beef , 8 tablespoons butter 8 tablespoons flour 2, clips milk j ag.;j Pepper, t..,.,,'. .,, Tear the beef Into pieces, Melt the butter in a frying pan and cook the - beef tar it a few minutes. Sprinkle 'with the flour, stir well, add the milk slowly and stir until It bolls.. - Let boll one minute, sea son and serve. A, Ball Sjradioate WNU Serrloa, come. instead of a curse, they may become a.-blesslng,' . We appreciate something when we. have to sac rifice for It much more than when it is handed to us on a silver plat- rLong Jive the Scout movement I Ita rugged life and high Ideals have In them the making of true Amer icana, It is a magnificent sight to visualise a million hoys daily doing a good turn, and being trained un der expert leadership for future cit izenship of our country. C, Waatera Newspaper Union. Lc Baron Walker does not mean a slowness of speech, but a determination to keep, down angry words which might or would spell : broken' friendships, or some sort of disruption. It frequently is in 1 making j inconsequential com ments that patience gradually leads away from disturbance to calmness. An irate person can very frequent ly be soothed.: : I" business a person who wait ai'd talks pleasantly until the salesperson, jets the Idea which is wished to be conveyed about ar ticles to be purchased usually has success, ::v,;:i.:.. ;'S-',':r.i, -' " The person vwho, In tire home, keeps the caliber of voice agreeable and nonprovocaOve and does not merely atop' talking In. a manner that speaks kinder than' words of angry . disapproval when things go wrong, la the one who is sure to win out .- Patience is a winning power as well as one of self-control. - tk Ban Syndicate WNU Sarrlca. 1 i World's Nickel Sepply A Canadian 'company produces 20 per cent of the world's nickel. ; f AMAZE A I SCIENTirACTS STEEL t-... A'-r -.- HAS A TENSILE i STRENGTH OF ONLY ; 89,0OO PER SOUARk INCH 400,000 FOR PIANO . WIRE. SI Attractive matt -The positive ano NtGAnvf Et Ef.TWCITY IN A SINGLE CUBIC INCH OP MATTER IF PLACED ONE INCH AWAY WOULD AT-, TRACT EACH OTHER WITH A FORCE OF C -0,CKX,CXHOOqOOO,OOC 000 1 . WttU fit 1 tins Shows Her Winning Smile Miss Jean Bauer of Providence, It L, with the Grace Doherty trophy which she won at the third annual Miami BUtmore Women's ' golf championship over the links of the Miami BUtmore country club in Miami. POTPOURRI Carborundum Carborundum, a hardy sub stance used in place of emery and sandpaper for polishing. Is a manufactured product Proper proportions of coke, sand, sand dust and a little salt, a're mixed together and subjected to In tense heat for hours. It comes from the furnace as coarse crys tals which are then ground to powder. ... O, Weitera Newipaper Union. It must be a pleasure to have a lot of smart chil dren and note the different ways in which they become famous. Then, truly, is life worth living. Law of 1697 oa Books Massachusetts' blasphemy act of 1687 is still on the statute books. MINUTE " BY ARNOLD ATONE - PIFTHa -..' CTDCUATU , A. I 1 , Stwkturaistki, FOX POUNDS A6AJNST ' Sano glass ' Glass is composeo' -three-quarters of sano. 22S Haryke - . yi . r . . ."'T.' js. - -' y LAST WORD IN . SAFETY VAULT With the government's statement that it was In the market not only for old 'gold, but; for old silver .as well, the question arose: "Where is Uncle' Sam going to store this hoard of newly acquired treasure?" The answer to this query is found In the new storage vaults In the old courtyard of the Treasury building at Washington, ; These vaults are, according to government officials, absolutely fireproof, explosion-proof and hurglar-proot, r Never before have such. Intricate mechanical devices beenconcelved and employed in the construction of a safety vault and their success will no . doubt revolutionize the con struction of future bank vaults. 'No tap ot hammer, no click of a chisel, not even the suspicious whis perings of persons within the vaults can go unheeded by the eound'-detect- ing microphones, . which are con' cealed within the vaulte. , v;, All the entrances are likewise pro tected by hidden circuits which pa about the steel door jambs, ready ,at the slightest provocation to trans mit an unusual disturbance td the detecting microphones'. These micro phones are In turn wired direct to the captain of the watch's office and emergency alarm system. No sooner would such an alarm sound than all exits to the Treasury building would automatically close under lock and key, and would stay closed until opened by the captain of the guard himself. Meanwhile, from all over Washington would come emergency police and fire en gines In answer, to the treasury's call for help. Constructed at a cost of $4"5,O00, and possessing storage space of 185, 000 cubic feet, these vaults are de signed to provide storage for all re serve stock of paper currency need ed at any time by the treasury, as well as storage for all gold and sil ver coin necessary to hold In the treasury. The vaults will also store the metal needed for any activities of the department, and have a special Three Simple Steps to Ease a Sore Throat in Three Minutes 1 Oujh and stir S BAYER Aspirin TaUcti in H (In of water. Gargl Thoroughly throw your headway back, allowing a little to trickle down your throat. Do tbit twice. Do not riroa mouth. 3 If you have a cold, take a BAYER Aspirin Tablets. Drink full 1a of water. Repeat if necessary, lam directions in package. Important Point Vocallst-rm going away to study singing. Friend Good 1 How far away? MAKES DULL CARS LOOK LIKE NEW AGAIN I It's marvelous the difference Simonusing makes in the appearance ot a car. It brings back all the beauty and lustre your car had when new. Not only that but Simonis keeps the finish beautiful. So always insist on Sunoms and Simonis Khmer for your J.LtsnKumM Pies. , New . , . Modern Ik V-Lfi JIwf'"-'-SSJl ' '( aaeil jtias Ssjjl Junius I " : ' I X Y ummLS l "I eefalasroe . I Con veniencewitho ut a ccc J cost Not only Is the rate low, but you save tranaporUtlon coeta , by being near every thing . t.It pays to live at Hotel Vendig "' When in PhUadelphlal 11'kand r.b.r.tre.H' I.OTEL VU.IDIG PH.LADELfi:.A compartment , for ti. ,l bonds and stocks. The' new structure contn... two vaults, one above the , other a J In dependent of each other. Tlie I wer Vault nas ten- jimjitr niuip'" .-. each 22 by 49 feet large, and 10 feet , hlc-h. The ODDer, vault , contains six major compartments, somewhat smaller than those on the lower floors An almost staggering amount of material has been used to insure the lmpervionsness of the vaults,'' the doors and epartltlona alone amount-i . Ing to 300 tons of steel- Besides this. 390 tons of steel plate lining, 1500 tons of cast-iron wall and roof slab, j and 1,650 tons o Steel reinforcing were used. Doctors fcz: . . . and they use liquid laxatives You'd use a liquid, too, if you knew how much better it makes you feel. , A liquid laxative can always be taken in the right amount You cans gradually reduce the dose. Reduced . dosage is the secret of real and V relief fromconstipation, ' ? Just ask your own doctor about this. Ask your druggist how pop'ar liquid laxatives have .become. The , , , right liquid laxative gives the right kind of help and the right amount . ol help. When the dose is repeated, instead of more each time, you take less. Until the bowels are moving regularly and thoroughly without aid. People who have experienced this comfort never return to any form of A help that can't be regulated I The liquid laxative generally used is Dr. 1 Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It contains t senna and cascara, and these are . , natural laxatives that form no habit It relieves a condition of biliousness or sluggishness without upset. To relieve your occasional upsets . safely and comfortably, try Syrup Pepsin, The druggist has it . SYRUP PEPSIN ft). Modern Scientific Method Wonderfully Easy REMEMBER PICTURES HERE Here's a safe, modern and effective way to relieve sore throat A way that eases the pain, rawness and irritation in as little as two or three minutes. Many doctors advise it and millions are following this way. Try it. All you do is crush and stir 3 BAYER Aspirin Tablets in X glass of water and gargle with it twice as pictured here. (If you have signs ' of a cold, take BAYER Aspirin and drink plenty of water.) Get real BAYER Aspirin Tablets for this purpose. Tbey disintegrate quickly and completely, making a gargle without irritating particles. BAYER Aspirin prices have been decisively reduced, so there's no 1 point now in accepting other than the real Bayer article you want HOW 15$, PRICES on Genuine Bayer AaoMaj dadfcoHy Reduced on All Shm Mystery Cleared Up Friend I bought your book Hamburg. Author Ob, so it was you. II car, -ZjL Finaroof A
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