Smiles
What There Is of It
"You must be brave, Billy.
Take your courage in both
hands!"
"One will be enough, mummy."
The ideal wife is the one who
thinks she has the ideal husband.
There Is no ideal wife.
That Tiling Called Swing
She?What heavenly swing!
Let's dance'
He?That wasn't swing. The
waiter just dropped our dinner.
NO WEIGH
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"That fish dealer is dishonest in
selling his fish!"
"Why?"
"Don't you notice he never
makes use of the scales."
l ittle Faith
Mandy?Don't you'-all know it's
wrong ter believe in ghosts?
Marcellus?Ah don't believe in
'em. Ah wouldn't trust a ghost
as fer as Ah could see him.
NERVOUS?
I)o you foci ao nervous you want to scream?
Are you crofts and irritable? Do you scold
those dearest to you?
If your nerves are on edge and you feel
you need a good general system tonic, try
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made especially for women.
For over 60 years one woman has told another
how to go "smiling thru" with reliable
l'inkham's Compound. It helps nature build
up mors physical resistance and thus helps
calm quivering nerves and lessen discomforts
from annoying symptoms which often accompany
female functional disorders.
Why not give it a chance to help YOU?
Over one million women have written in
reporting wonderful benefits from Pinkham't
Compound.
Affections and Intellect
The affections come to school j
with the intellect.?Dr. Gregory. |
MOROLINE?
I T | ssow WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY
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Encouraging:
Men are born to succeed, not to
fail.?'Thoreau.
sore eyes
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healing, strengthening.
LEONARDI'S
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makes weak eyes strong
356 at druggist*
New Large Size with Dropper? 50 cents
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r' are quickly relieved with
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sprains and rheumatic
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WNU?7 -28?38
I Don't Neglect Them !
Nature designed the kidneys to do ft
marvelous job. Their task is to keep tho
flowing blood stream free of an excess of
toxic impurities. The act of living?!?/
ttself?is constantly producing waste
matter the kidneys must remove from
the blood if good health is to endure.
When the kidneys fail to function as
Nature intended, there is retention of
wsste that may cause bodv-wide distress.
One may suffer nagging backache,
persistent headache, attacks of dizziness,
getting up nights, swelling, puflineaa
under the eyes?feel tired, nervous, all
worn out.
Frequent, scanty or burning passages
jnay be further evidence of kidney or
bladder disturbance.
The recognized and proper treatment
* diuretic medicine to help the kidneys
If1 rid of excess poisonous body wests.
Use Doan't Pifle. They hsve had mors
than forty years of puhlic approval. Are
endorsed the country over. Insist on
^_?o<m*s. Sold at all drug storm.
The Cherokee Sc<
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By LEMUEL F. PARTON
]SJ EW YORK.?As a token of good i
' will. President Kemal Ataturk i
of Turkey sends his bomb-tossing j
adopted daughter on a flight over
. . Greece and the
Feminine Balkans. She holds
Bomb Taster a diamond medal
Has Good Aim '?r , b ? m. bi n f
Kurds, having outscored
veteran male fliers in a recent
work-out.
When the timid and demure Turkish
women started coming out from
the harem, they kept right on going.
They seem to be out-distancing our
girls who are merely coming out of
the kitchen.
Turkey's "Flying Amazon" is Sabiha
Gueckchen, twenty-iour-yearold
daughter of a Turkish army cap
lain wno was killed fighting Greeks
in 1921. She is a pretty little thing.
An admiring woman correspondent
aescrioea her as "shy
and demure," with quick recourse
to her "modish little vanity
case," as she climbed from
her plane after a hard day's
bombing. That was in the Dersim
area, in eastern Anatolia, in
which she had been blasting the
Kurds out of their caves.
She is a first lieutenant in the
Turkish army, the only woman air
force officer in the world.
Her French flying instructor says
she is the most gifted woman acrobatic
pilot in the
Sabtna Best world. She was
Stunt Flyer, trained in flying
Say, Mentor <"nd . ,in
Russia and later
was a cadet in the Turkish army
air force school. She rides a singleseated
military plane, handles all
types of planes and is especially
accurate and skillful in bombing.
It is said no aviator in Turkey
can match her in diving and stunting,
but she shrinks modestly from
all such, possibly unfeminine, exhibitionism.
?" * CDrt i? J' ?' -
|_| n.rvn. la unuuier aiverung mile
L 1 news note, in sharp contrast,
however, on the emergence of the
modern woman. At her home in
New York, Mrs. Lewis Stuyvesant
Chanler presents prizes of $750 to
the winners of the annual "Intellectual
Olympics," conducted by her
new history society.
Happily the flying bomb put is
not included in her decathlon. She
.. _. has been for many
Belle hives years a diligent
Up Society and earnest advoFor
Religion cate of peace and
brotherhood, working
through the international Bahaist
movement, of which she has
long been a .leader. She derives
from the Blue book and has turned
from society to religious and humanitarian
concerns.
Her husband, now retired, is
a great-grandson of John Jacob
Astor, and a former lieutenant
governor of New York. He is a
big, gray, silent man. walking a
small white poodle dog. rarely
seen at his wife's salon, but a
loyal partner in her endeavors.
He is the brother of the late Bob
and John Chanler.
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DOWN in Peru, this writer knew
some dilatory natives who frequently
used a word which meant,
"not tomorrow, but day after tomorrow
and mayDick
Gets be not then."
Degree 20 From ancient
Years Late parchments. Trinity
college dons
lift the reverse expression?"nunc
pro tung," which means "now instead
of then." With this high academic
sanction, they are enabled to
deal a bachelor's decree to Richard
Barthelmess, who failed to touch
second when he was there 20 years
ago.
Baseball moguls could now
say "nunc pro tung" and hand
Fred Merkle that run he didn't
get in 1908. If the custom gets
going, it might open the way for
some European debt payments.
Mr. Barthelmess is one of the thinning
line of the stars of the old
silent screen who remain in the public
consciousness. His mother was
Caroline Harris, an actress of the
Biograph days. She gave Nazimova
English lessons and in return Nazimova
gave her boy his professional
start in "War Brides." "Broken
Blossoms," with Dorothy Gish, was
his last big success.
<2> Consolidated News Features.
WNU Service.
out, Murphy, N. C., Thurs
Farm
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THREE RULES FOR
MARKETING CATTLE
Important Points Cited by ,
University Expert.
Br R- c. Ajhby. Chief In Live Stock
Marketing. University of Illinois.
WNU Service.
To market fat cattle to advantage
cattle feeders can do no better than j
to follow three fundamental rules, j
Stated briefly the three rules are i
| to avoid overloading the market,
to sell competitively and to fit cattle |
i to the market.
In following the first of these rules. ;
shipments will need to be adjusted |
to the capacity of the market to ab- j
j sorb them. This will require carei
ful team wnrlc hpiwpon
ers and sales agencies on the mar- |
keis.
To get the full strength of the
market, it is necessary to sell competitively
on the open competitive
market, and to get the best available
sales service it is advisable to
sell through strong sales agencies.
By fitting cattle to the market, the
third rule laid down, is meant
watching them closely and selling
when they become fat enough to >
sell to advantage.
The margin a feeder needs to carry
cattle in summer?cattle that
could be sold in June but might be
held until September in anticipation
of a higher price?depends
largely upon the age of the cattle, it
is pointed out.
Calves can be held much better
than older cattle since they will
continue to make fairly economical
gains. Older cattle, however, if fat.
gain little if anything during hot
weather. Consequently, their entire
feed bill during the holding period
must be recovered by a higher sell;
ing price.
It is believed that a price increase
i of about 50 cents a month is needed
in holding two-year-old steers in
summer. Less is needed with
calves, especially on 50 cent corn.
Use of Roost Poles for
Turkeys Is Recommended
When poults reach the age of approximately
ten weeks, and no longer
need artificial heat, they prefer
to roost in the open. At this time
they may be transferred from their
old brooding quarters to new range
' where heavy roost poles have been
i provided, says E. M. Funk, Mis,
souri College of Agriculture.
A tier of roost poles made of 2 by
t men material iaia siaeways, ana
spaced from 18 to 24 inches apart
! on a platform of framing material
1 that is 4 to 6 feet high, makes satisj
factory roosting quarters for the
I turkeys. Posts are generally used
! to support the timbers on which
roost poles are placed. Poultry
netting or finely woven fencing wire
should be used over the roost poles
and around the sides of the roosting
platform, to keep the poults from
coming in contact with the droppings.
The same location for roosting
quarters may be used throughout
the summer and the turkeyi driven
to and from their daily range. This
method of management will prevent
the use of range some distance from
where the turkeys roost. On many
farms it is desirable to have them
roost near the farmstead as a protection
against theft. Where there
is no danger of theft, roosting quarters
may be changed at the time 3
rotation of the range is made.
Kafir Coin, Milo Maize
Kafir corn normally grows about
5xh feet high and if fully developed
each stalk carries one head about
10 or 12 inches in length, three or
i four inches in diameter and rather
loosely formed. Dwarf milo maize
grows four or five feet tall and develops
a very compact head, slightly
larger in diameter in the center
but not as long as kafir and
rounded at the base and pointed at
the tip. The grain of kafir is white,
while that of the milo is reddish orange.
Care in Feeding Horses
Digestive disturbances are among
; the most common ailments of
horses, and a large percentage of
these are caused by improper feeding,
says F. li. Olvey of the Missouri
college of agriculture. While
horses may be affected with digestive
disturbances at any season of
the year, such troubles are more
prevalent in the spring and fall.
Feed should be of the best quality,
and all changes in feed, with a few
exceptions, should be made gradually.
day, July 14, 1938
AROUND
th. HOUSE |gj
Starching Curtains.?Some laundresses
claim that if curtains are
dry before being starched they
will keep clean longer.
For the Tourist's Comfort.?Little
things that make a tourist !
room more comfortable are: a I
metal waste basket, ash trays, a !
drinking glass, a bedside mat to |
step on, a towel rod, and a pitcher
of cool drinking water.
Tarnished Silver.?Moist table
salt will remove egg tarnish from
silverware.
Add Beauty t<
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A quick "beauty treatment" for
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crochet; color schemes; illustrations
of stitches; material require!
ments.
To obtain this pattern, send 15
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Six counties of this country?
j Cook in Illinois, Los Angeles in
California, Philadelphia in Penni
sylvania, Wayne in Michigan. New
i York in New York and Cuya|
hoga in Ohio?contain one-tenth of
I the population of the United States
! and produce one-fourth of the business
pay roll.?Collier's.
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Items of Interest
rmJhTfo tHe Housewife
! Filling Nail Holes.?A mixture
j of sawdust and glue can be used
to fill nail holes in woodwork.
I Moths Like Soiled Cloths.?
Moths do not attack clean woolen
! articles as readily as soiled ones.
The Right Vase.?It is so im!
portant to note the colors in the
vase and the colors of the flowers
| to be put into it and be sure they
are in their proper settings. The
right type and color of vase in
I contrast to the blossoms is what
I completes the picture.
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