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SOCIETY NOTES
New Legislation To
To Be Explained
courses for those who
to be recreational direc-
I eft era
expect
I tors.
— In governmen), Civilian War
legislation rup-J Admndtration is open to those (
ported by the war and navy de-| who want a broader knowledge'
partments “in principal” requir- t.f new government agencie- j
ing enlisted men in the armed ^,,-h as OPM, OPA and know
The proposed
services to allot $.15 of their, tqj,e ubout the regulations of
monthly pay to dependent wives |,CKC agencies as they affect our
and children, with the government ,,VHyday lives,
matching or bettering that with Nutrition courses are being
an addiional allowance to fnrniii 0fjere(| in home economics
will be explained by Lonnie W ,i, pnrtment, and the business
Roberts, RVA post intelligence Apartment equips students for
various clerical positions.
ficer at a meeting tonight of the
Regular Veterans Women’s As-
sociation. .
The meeting i scheduled at 7:- DeHlSOn CsfififS
, uf flu, hnniP nf TYT1* ®
30 o’clock at the home of Mr.-.
W. N. Harris, president of ihe
auxiliary, 721 W. Hull street. To
wives, mothers, sisters and sweet-
heart of men now serving in any
branch of the armed forces, Mrs.
Harris issues an infitatio i to at-
tend the session tonight.
To Meet Ancient
Rival Friday
COTTON QUIZ
(ViHKT HUDGLAR WILL BE
■vT STYLISH IH* CASE O*
MWOS?
JUST 38 LBS/
f (Mi TAKE IT
UP TO 40
$ K
Knight Safety
By JAYCEEI
( MAKING ‘SO MILES
PER AND AS SAFE AS
V IN DAYLIGHT//
'-fe
COTTON Q.UIZ
STRONG ENOUGH TO WITHSTAND
A BLOW FROM FALLING DEBRIS,
UP TO A PRESSURE UNDER , fWITWi
WHICH THE HUMAN NECK ( COTTON )
WOULD BREAK ANVWAY/ I
mf*
wap*
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I KNIGHTLY HIGHLIGHT NO. 13
THE LONGEST CONTINUOUSLY LIGHTEC
HIGHWAY IN THE WORLD /yii
15 THE QUEEN ELIZABETH
WAY IN CANADA—_
74 MILES. •
(ftuscneo BY _ ^*7'*
Ciiamf’SR oh Commerce
USE POR COTTON IN j
- ENGLAND? <*■>'
WAS THE PIRST /
n
-0
q&*.
*NS-STRANGELY ENOUGH
THE FIRST USE OF COTTON
IN ENGLAND was
IN CANDLE WICKS
IN ABOUT 1300/1 V.
(COTTON CLOTHING
CAME LATER.)
' cono* )
said.
The
great and impregnable today as
Cannflri, which is also used before Dec. 7, if not greater.”
by British combat planes, Is an au-
tomatic weapon, firing armor-
piercing and high explosive am-
munition with the rapidity of a
machine gun. It is a heavier
weapon than the .50 caliber ma-
chine gun—the largest used by
our army.
Milk Industry
Plans Further
Aid To Gov't,
7
Meeting an ancient rival for the'
| first time since last Thanksgiving, ^ ^ en#my
struck at other than
submarines had
oil taners in
:
Thirty Defense
Training Courses
To Help Students
were
DENTON, Texas -Thirty com
fes are being offered by six de-
partments ut the Teachers 'Col
legp next semester for defuns
training which will help any
student planning to go into the
army, the coast guard, the nav .
reserve, the air Corps, or doi'eti.. -
ir Castries.
The college department.- plan
r.ing courses specifically f dc
fense have been working uml-
the direction of the dean of :!
College. The in-dn.-L'ial art il>
partment is offering o< ur,-v i
metalwork, mechanir I
and drafting; the matii.-mu>•
the Denison high school
Jacket basketball squad will jour
.. .. , their depredations along the cast-
-)(.)• to Sherman Friday evening, ' , “
, , ■ ern seaboard,
for the first of a two-game series .
in district cage play. The return
game will be on the local court
I . -.1 - tered Norness, blasted to the bot-
Showing improvement with each „„ T „„„ t.,„ ,x
game, the locals are slight favor-
■ - to cop the melee, which should
be a fast, rough and tumble af-
fair from start to finish.
All four previous victims
tankers.
They were the Panama-regis-
No Interest On
Crop Insurance
Notes Planned
Singleton To
Insist On Willis
Red River Bridge
tom off Long Island Jan. J4 with
the loss of two lives; the allied
tanker Coimbra, sunk the next
Deni- day 'n l'le same general area withjvr, chairman, state
f ... _____ a still-undetermined toll; the Am- P'i'tee.
- n has won one out of three con- . , . , ,, ,
, ., r,v....... erican tanker Allan Jackson,1 Premium note ImndWt
ference games, while Sherman has .
i ... ,i ,t-(0 sunk Sunday morning off the the- manner are only -one of
Lester Goldinp of 'ihe North Carolina coast with twenty- v vend outstanding f...... •’
Jackets says his boys are in fine '£
COLLEGE STATION, Tex.- j OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 22—
7.'.lies that don’t bear intere-J , Sandy Singleton, chairman of the
should attract every Texas farm-' Oklahoma highway commission,
i r, according to George Slnuirb I said today that he would insist
AAA com
NEW YORK—Further milk in-
I ilustry aid to U. S. wartime
plans i:. being rapidly worked
•out with government official.-,
according to a statement by A
G Marcus, president of the In-
ternational Association -of Md'r
Dealers and a member of OPM’s
dairy committee representing
fluid milk distribution, issued
here today.
_ | Mr, Marcus, Pasadena and I,o»
1 Angeles milk executive who also
they find thousands of enemy sol- heads idle country’s largest trade
diers who have no idea why they „,;<ocintioji of milk ditrilntcr .
are fighting, nor do they know declared:
anything about what is going on “Representatives of the dairy
in the way ol' their defeat. '1 hey jadusthy have been given the
.hr living apart ftom the rest of hpn(>fjt of suggestions made by
the world and any statements ui (;,„,-ge Livingston of the Con,
to what is going on in the ranks|mjtee on Fcod Industry of the
of their own or the ranks of the
department : off. ■
of particular value to
me who expect to p;
ecmmiHsions in tee - nal
the army, the coa. • .-an •!
air coiqis. The phy.-i
ment is doing th,
tl-ei1- feature cour - I
in -radio communi-' -io
cede.
Two courses which fit
national defense i c- -
!"g offered by the p’ ;.
cation department—
ai d fii-st aid, and
first aid. The qieecl. d
rriis .....
ti-rest has been displayed in this h« crewjearcd killed. {may insure either 50 or 75 ner
.... by fans, with a large nun,-1 !Only the Malay survived the en- f(.„, nf their normal production
.. n»«itnn mmh»H io at- emy« torpedoes. It limped ante a,,..lngt a1| unavoidable hnwiHs
Newport News, Va., early Tuesday. j,lslirance contracts al.-o mat ho
_______ Disclosure of the two new
'YX1J1 s'n't'nFs revealed that the enemy
;j W U- now had struck thrice in one day
her from Denison expected to at
\ tend.
(Continued from page one)
-Monday.
Denton Gov’t.
remained aboard in an effort to
alvage the stricken vessel, were
■Led up by a Brazilian ship— rti r \ ,
h11 Bury- ami taken to I'TOl. ACCeptS
fltvaira was aban- St3.te CD Job
Honed by its crew, it was presum-, ___
d that it, too, went to the bottom. | MENTON Texas_T
hat a new $1,200,000 bridge over
Rod River be constructed south
of Willis, Okia.
Singleton said that members of
the Tex's and Oklahoma commis-
sions planned to meet soon to di -
ms the new crossing in the vi-
i laity of the $51,000,000 Denison
dam.
There has been some sentiment
at Durant and Denison against
tlie proposed structure which
would route some traffic away
1 u '■ from the bridge crossing the river
SPr,mt-V at the dam site. Singleton an,
Governor Leon C- Phillips, how-
ever, have been main supporters
of the bridge between Willis an i
Whitesboro, Texas.
Bureau of Industrial Conuorvn-
people they are fighting is news to j;lin 0f opjj regarding assistance
| which various branches of th"
Not so with our own forces, - industry could give Ln the wai
Our boys know why they are en-
tering the forces of the marines,
army or navy. They know it is to
do a job which has to be done
now and for all time. That’s why
when we were attacked at Pearl
Harbor by a treacherous foe, the
program.
“Mr. Livingston’s recommenda-
tion.- included suggested change
“Our air bases are in full Com-
mission with all losses in planes _
replaced,” he said. “Facilities of 0
the great navy yard at Pearl Har-
bor were uninjured and arc work-
ing full blast at repairs on naval
vessels.
“The fuel oil supply was un-
touched and other stores, Includ-
ing ammunition supplies, suffered
no losses.’’
He said maritime communica-
tions between Hawaii and tho
mainland are being maintained
and asserted that the enemy "have
yet to succeed in overthrowing
this bridge of ships in the Pacific
any more than in the Atlantic.”
He praised the morale of resi-
dents of the island and the heroic
deds of service men, and added:
‘Tlespitc statements to the con-
trary, I am assured by those
charged with responsibilitiy for
policing the civilian population
that no fifth column activities
have taken place except in the
form of espionage; that the sit-
uation in this regard is completely
under control and that no dangers
to the security of Hawaii exist
through internal weakness.”
Farmers Condemn
Okla. Governor
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 22—
The Oklahoma farmers union con-
vention today adopted a resolution
“condemning the present state ad-
ministration for extravagance.”
The adoption was unanimous
with respect to delivery of milk | but it was only an encore to pre-
: ml dairy products with a view
11 further economics in the use
rubber, gasoline and trucks
recruiting stations in this country Tne,c su^estions for typc, 0f
Th-
GOT A DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath
■■ i
^breaking up rapidly when as;oci.lte ' pro^eg»r of
f iltvairn. a steamer of 3,-
778 tons, was built in 1005 and
Wa.- owned by the Latvian Ship-
ping company. Its home port was
Riga, Latvia.
Tankers Previous Victims.
u id as collateral
money advanced in making a
cotton crop, he said.
“Farmem should not aslc. Gan
I afford to take it? Instead they
fl.ould ask: Can I afford not to
take it?” Slaughter said in . ,
pointing on, that in uramo gum V-lGtHling VjtXrClCn
an tees a cash income for every
cooperating farmer.
Realizing fanners want insur- i i r 1 TT 1
mice as soon at it V applied fn: j IS Urged I Otlay
Bullock ) ^,1 noi. six o'1 eight months late
Plots Of Litter
Th
rlt;
i - ovemment and debate coach a!
th- North Texas State Teachers
0. liege has been released from
in duties at the college here to
.rive as secretary to Civilian.
Defense in the office of Gover-
'marktd the fir. t r",'° R- Stevenson, President
m
popularity
if m's Piilx, after
W J. AlcConnell has announced
Hyder’s release followed a long' cal|'t
any years of world-
de use, surely must
ted as evidence
be accept
of satisfactory
And favorable pu
use.
>pimon supports that
of the able physicians
who test the value of
1' an's under exacting
lab'-ratory conditions,
physicians, too. a:;rove every word
ertising you read, the objectiv• of
is on'y to recommend Voans fills
' 1 diuretic treatment for disorder
kidney function and for relief of
;n and worry tt cats eg.
lore people were aware of how the
s must • mitantlv remove waste
inr.ot iv in the blood without u
lic-i' . t’;ere - ' ! *.«* better tin-
'd.ng; of why the whole body suffers
kidneys latr. and diuretic medu-v
ould be more often employed.
"p, scanty or ’ fre-j'.ient urin «
fii.-tanc'! telephone request made
•i Pi-o-i(tent McConnell bv Gov
. t nor Fteivenson, who said that
1 ho duties of his office had in-
itht Federal Crop insurance Co.
poration hsu" eliminated much of
tl.e so-called red tape in an e*.
fort to speed up insurance work
the AAA official said
"Cotton crop insurance begins
when seed goes into the ground
and stops when ention is weigh
ed in at the gin and farmer
ask for much better insur-
ance,” Slaughter said.
First deadline m the -tat-
January 31 for Cameron. Hid.-il
I po, Starr :»nd Willacy cour* '
f t a.-od so creatly ns n result of j Other tlosinp 'iates are March l.
mar
i he.vl
<lue tr, thi- for
>i
dlje
•ner r.-iit
wot.derx bee
lit-ii and ’he-
imq \
the i
requeut
turbed kil
r nagffinn In- k-
attacks nf di7-
a welling, putt
weak, nervous,
defense activities that he hn 1
boon forced to call for some a T-
f.itional help.
Three times a member nf the
• eti-.is as chairman of the powe'
legislature Hyder has served two
fid legislature commtitee on nnt-
nifipal and private corporatiot'.t.
Tu 1932 and again in 1940 lie
wo- a delegate to the National
Democratic Convention
has been a member
. North Texas State
March 15 and March 31.
Six Trains Of
Wounded Nazis
Retreat Daily
COLLEGE STATION, Tex. .
Cleaning garden plot.s of dca-l
-lidks and other litter as far in
■■ 'lvalue of spring planting as i-
.Hide will help greatly it,
vhipping damage by insects ii
't'ii. It is important to do
i in view of the likelihood of
u shortage of ..onto insecticides.
According to Cameron Sid
dad, el'tomologiet of the A and
M College Extension S'etvlce,
m my insects which destroy or
uijure garden plants overwinter
i-i M'uck crop residue left: on the
: t d under boards and accumula
t i unci, in v.-eeds, leaf litter,
ii nf tr . h on the land. Oth
ei find refuge in ditches, waste
were jammed with good Ameri-
cans pushing their way to the
place where they could sign up
and take the war to any enemy in
his own land to bring about a pro-
per toll for such a dastardly act.
When we recall what some of
the so-called “Christian workers”
did over a period of several
months in this country ns they
went about in the name of their
idea of religion trying to get our
young men over America to sign
up that under no circumstances, appm'ent
would they ever take up arms
against another country, no mat-
ter what the provocation, it is
enough to brand all such as friends
of the enemy. But it is to the
everlasting credit of the youth of
America that they did not sign up
such nefarious petitions, else to-
day instead of having our boys
by the millions ready to defend
their honor and nation, and do it
without propaganda, we would
have them refusing to take up
arms and we would become the
vassals of pagans.
fjttailed services are now being
studied by the dairy industry
committee with a view towards
making appropriate recommend i-
tirm:* to the Office _ of Produc-
tion Management.
“It is understood by both the
govern,ent authorities and indue
try leaders that many of the roc
■umnendations discussed could
rot be effected without special
government orders. It also i
that some of the
1 changes under consideration
1 would greatly affc-ct employ
1 numb It is hoped methods of
avoiding too much disruption o'-
tiie industry can be devised so
that service to consumers wll
not deteriorate Local regula-
tions atd geographical fnetots of
distribution also need considei-
-tbie study.
vious criticism of Phillips and the
state administration.
Earlier in the program Sec-
Treas. Z. H. Lawter n his annual
report attacked Phillips and State
Auditor Frank Carter, charging
the administration adopted “dicta-
torial and high handed” methods
in dealing with state farmers.
The resolution condemning the
Phillips administration was one of
2-1 which will comprise the union’s
19-12 legislative program.
Damage On
Pearl Harbor
Over 200 Texas
Counties Organize
For Ball Jan. 30
Is Repaired
place.-:, ami in and around sto**
MOSCOW, Jan. 22- Five or fix,
It* trains filled with frozen and
of the ^ wounded German soldiers, rolled
government westward every day from Muz-,
e house. Garden sanitation
more important than ever thi=
• r 1 '".u " of the increased
ed for manv vegetable crops
• lie Food for Freedom pro
Don't fo
tho'iannd'
of !
USTERINE ANTISEPTIC
To Make Your Breath Su
'HH
l
...........
TWO A.M. AND NOT
A NERVINE TABLET
IN THE HOUSE
r INTti
—t
Puddings and
pickles and
CHEESE and
pies .
AND
ALKA-5ELTZEP
FROM ONE
, .WHO'S wise/.
luAmi you. ]
CART SLEEP
Do You Lie Awake Nighb?
'.▲A ILLIONS do. The worst of
T ’ * if is, you never know when
b sleepless night is coming.
j Why not be prepared?
' DR. MILES
Eherveicer.t Nervine Tablet!
help to quiet the nerves and
permit refreshing sleep.
Stop in at the drug store to-
flay and get a package.
Try Dr. Miles Nervine Tab-
lets for Nervousness, Sleep-
lessness due to Nervousness,
Nervous Headache, Excita-
bility, Nervous Irritability.
tl STOMACH
' faculty since 1938 anti was tn ihai.sk in the last days of the Grr-I
’nave supervised this year’s Pi man defense of that key city, tnk-
K ippn Delta National Student cn Tuesday by the Rod army, Muz- ,
1 Aisemhiy at Minneapolis in An haisk railway workers said today. ,
I .j; He is also provincial gov Russian soldiers entering Mnz-,
■ t - nor for Pi Kappa Delta chan- haik found it marked with now
j tors in this area. German cemeteries, well filled
_______::_____ v-ith the bodies of soldiers and of-> ,
DENISON SOI OIER PROMOTE.) fleers.
TO RANK OF SERGEANT The town itself, however, was
_____ not so badly damaged a. some
Alr>. J. W. Shearer nf the Oak others which ihe German- have
Grove community, today was no- occupied and then lost,
tified of the promotion of h r Front-line reports stud 'lie Rti
son, Don Shearer, with the U. f-. sian.- found order by which ‘lie
army coast artillery, San Diego, t-t Gormans planned to take a large
the rank of sergeant. proportion of the Mozhaisk ponu-
Shearer enter'd army icrvice iation with them in their rotiea'.
on Dee. 1 and his training received hut the suddenness of the final
while a member of the national Soviet attack prevented this,
guard was cited as among the tea- —----: '■-----
ltion'_____\rchbishop Of
J F YOU have ever Hied Alka-
Seltzer for Acid Indigestion,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach or
Gas in Stomach, you know how
lion Muii Jlaue Cantebury Resigns
There Jill may ho time *"
-Jure insert populations by
>7:"' ns soon as the condition
f the soil permits, Nitldal! says,
not sitbjm to erosion may
1 'owed before winter is over
i order to expose many insects
,1 in ect eggs to freezing, a
,11 :i; to lntry alive those h
’Mating in weeds and plan
■ 'due
'-’or example tomato aphid
common stork borers, which
: the winter ns eggs on gra -
,i we >ds. e.-innot survive if bur
i| In plowing. Tomntoe horr -
, in and tomato fruit worn),
i ich develop during the latter
,>t of the season on non rent
: , may be destroyed in like
nanner
MONG-
(Continued from page one)
good it is. If you have not, why
Iry it?
Vitamins A and D
Small Package
Large Package
Die large package is
•nor* economical.
don't you try
You don’t need to wait until you
h?- e an upset stomach before you
take Alka-Seltzer. Try it for pain
relief the next time you have a
Headache, Cold. Simple Neuralgia.
Muscular Fatigue, "Morning After''
Feeling or Muscular Pains. You
will find it pleasant to take and
unusually prompt and effective in
action.
You must havw Yitamin A
as an aid in protection against
infections which are mor«
likely to occur in the nose
throat, eyes, ears and sinuses
when there is a deficiency ol
this vitamin.
You need Vitamin D to help
v V d enough of wnr and would
ro ont to another AEF
eh-tiged their minds. They
re ready again to take up arms
ml do anything, even to going
to win thi war. They know
You will like its tangy, refresh-
ing flavor and you will like still
better, the prompt results it brings.
Alka-Seltzer tastes more like
.....- more
sparkling mineral spring water
than like medicine.
Get Alka-Seltzer at your ,
drug store in handy pack- t ''
ages for home use or get a vYr
glass of Aika-
Seltzer at your —x-r ijcSlL
'hug '-hue ''la (rfeeBVi1
OH. milCS
(Jrb* *aa+tmt
fountain
wmr-
NERVINE TABLET
'?oUfat fyou/L
Alka-Seltzer
LONDON, Jan. 22—The Mo.J
Dev. Cosmo Gordon Lang, stern
primate who perhaps was the mo;t
powerful single factor in the ab-
dication of King Edward VII, to-
day had resigned as Archbishop of th re has been no propaganda in
Canterbury, calling for a younger * There may have been some in
man to take his place and prepare ihe first one, but not so this,
the Church of England for it; Wo are not fighting to make
tasks in postwar reconstruction, i the world safe for an imaginary
. In crimson robe, the 77-year-old demon;" v. nor have we enlisted
the body make proper use ol ti01.(1 Archbishop, highest peei in u e station becau e of slogan*,
the calcium and phosphorus in (he rea]m save for thc royat fam. \v0 have gone into this thing with
ily, made the announcement front 1 nr eyes wide open knowing that
the dais of the Medieval College if we don’t whip thc very devil
Hall of Wesminster Abbey to the out of tho forces trying to take
convocation of Canterbury. this country, we are going to be-
lle set the date for his re igtia come laves of them in one form
tion as March 31. It was ennsid er another.
orrd prcbable in some qua\teri: Ro wc are saying we had rather
that the king would designate 80- die. if we have to, standing up
year-old Dr. William Temple, than spend nur time on our knees
Archbishop of York, to succe'd to some yellow devil or a hun.
him. Dr Temple, outspoken it'd Word from many, of tho camps
intellectually vigorous, is deeply whore pri onm: have been taken
concerned with social welfare. by our allies is to the effoot that
DALI AS—Members of Colt
yiess, politicians, business nton,
'Jergy and newspaper editors,
make up the list of Texans rop-
i \-ented on the National Com-
mittee of the Foundation to
F iv lit Infantile paralysis, accord-
itig to George Waverly Briggs,
Dallas, state vice chairman for
'be iJ"lnhration of the Prq;i-
(ient’s Birthday.
Heading the list of member-
ships are Congressman Ed Gos-
«'tt of Gainesville and George
Mahon of Colorado City. Then
comes E. B. Germany, Dallas,
' hnirman of the State Demoerat-
te Executive Committee; Dr.
Homer P. Rainey, president of
the University of Texas; H. C.
Weiss, Houston; P, R. Hamill.
)H:,y City, president of the Tox i
Tin ker? Association; Dr. K. II.
Ai cv.worth, Waco; William J
I awson, secretary of State,
Austin; Most Rev. Rob’t E
Charles K. Dental), News-Herald,
K Cecil Seaman, Amarillo;
Lucey, San Antonio; Rt. Rev.
Kilgore and Louis C. Elbert,
Lows, Galveston.
More than 200 Texas coun-
ties have been organized for
the Celebration, January 30,
'Mr. Briggs announces. The cele-
bration this year honors the
President's Diamond Jubilee
Birthday. He will be 00.
WASHINGTON', Jan 22—Dam-
age inflicted on military and na-
] val establishments in Hawaii dur
j ing the Dec. 7 Japanese attack
has been "completely repaired,”
! Hawaiian Delegate Samuel W.
j King said today.
j Reporting on his recent inspec-
tion of thc island, King asserted
that Hawaiian defenses "are ns
MARKETS
Fryers, under 3 lbs................. 15«
Fryers, over 3 lbs.................. 12e
Hens, under 4 lbs. ............. 12t
14.70c
... |40
Dens, 4 'bs. up
Old roosters ..........
Hens, heavy ...............
Butter, best grades
Infertile eggs (white)
Mixed eggs (candled)
Cotton
Strict inidding ...........
Cotton-een, ped ton .....
Grain
Corn, white (red cob) ........... 70o
Corn, yellow .......................... 8fic
Wheat. No. 1 $101
Turkeys, young bens ......... 16c
Turkeys, young tjms ........ 16«
Turkeys, No. 2 ........... 7 to 9(
Turkeys, old hen 13c
'.’urkeyg. old tom. .............. 13c
Guineas, each........25c
.V,W,W.mVMNWAWk
INDIGESTION
may affect the Heart
U«9 tripped ln the stomach or gulletim*; act Ilka a
hair trigger «.n thi« heart At the first sign nf dlstieaa
•imart uicn and women depend on 3ell-ans Tablet! to
act gu free No lai.itl»o but nude of the faiteat-
acting4ned Inea known for a id lndlgeitlon. If the
FIRST DOBP doesn't prove IMI-ans better, return
buttle to us and racalvt DOUHLK Money Back. 25#
Our Complete
Service
;• a
relieve misery of
this good old reliable way
At Carl’s Grill you can al-
ways pet complete service
from cocktails to dessert.
Come in when you want a
well-prepared meal.
At thc first sign of tho Dionne Quin-
tuplets catching cold—their chests and
throats are rubbed with Musterole—a 1
product made especially to promptly
relieve distress of colds and resulting,
bronchial und croupy coughs.
The Quints have always nad expert
care, so mother—be assured of using
just about the BEST product made
when you use Musterole. It’s more
than an ordinary “salve”—Musterole
helps break up local congestion!
IN :$ STRENGTHS: Children’s Mild
Musterole. Also Regulnr and Extra
Strength for grown-ups who prefer
a stronger product. All drugstores.
A la carte Lunches
25c 35c-45c
Special Lunch 35c, 50, 75c
Special Steak Dinners .. 60c
From cocktail to denaert
CarPi
MUSTerqiF
105 S. Burnett
WW\WW.VIWW1WA
Mass Production
Of Army’s New
Cannon Reached
Everybody raves about your
salads, Peg. What's the secret?
your diet.
If you are not getting
enough of these two important
vitamins, A PENNY A DAY
will insure adequate intake, ii
you take
ONE Aj DAY
nr-ucE-TuaJiL; Bill
30 ULSt lt 30* 90 tall
1?0 laOl'ii f1.50
WASHINGTON, Jnn. 22—Mass
produrtion of the army’s deadly
new 20-mm automatic cannon for'
airplnnes has been reached in a
major step toward furnishing po
tent weapons for President Roose-
velt’s projected two-year program
visualizing 185,000 aircraft, the
war department disclosed today. I
“Manufacture of these guns was
trebled thc last month and there
every indication that the produc-
tion rate will continue its rapid
climb,’’ the ordnance department
["MIRACLE WHIP!
> ii. "J:CC____i" £1_____
ggyts "different" flavor
always makes a hit.
tCx
MILLIONS AO*II—Miracle Whip does work wonders
with salads! A unique combination of old-fashioned
boiled dressing and fine mayonnaise. Miracle Whip Is
by Ut America a favuutc wiuu dicing,
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