The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, January 08, 1943, Image 3
SPARKY WATTS
By BOODY ROGERS
LALA PALOOZA —What Could Be Simpler?
By RUBE GOLDBERG
REG’LAR FELLERS—You Know It’s Easy on Tires
By GENE BYRNES
POP—Pop Finally Puts One Over
By J. MILLAR WATT
ROM AND SET
SOME MORE
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CARTRIDGES
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RAISING KANE—Interpreter Wanted
PATTERNS,
S-EWING CIRCLE
Child’s Frock.
DRETTY frocks for children are
easy to come by, even at lowest
possible costs, when you sew at
home. Today’s pattern suggests
an adorable style for two to sixers
with a perky scalloped front,
curved shoulder yokes framing a
flattering neckline and a wide,
waist-smoothing girdle which ties
firmly in back.
• • •
Pattern No. Si’S ia in sizes 2. 3. 4, S
and 8 years. Size 3 take-.. 1% yard* 38-
inch material. 2',4 yards braid to trim.
PENETRO
a revelation.
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base of
old fashioned mutton suet.
Grandma’s favorite. Demand
stainless Penetro. Generous
Jar 2U, double supply 364.
COLDS
COUGHINB.
SNIFFLES.
. MUSCLE-
ACHES
Half-Bushel Pockets
American mothers who despair
over their son’s junk-filled pockets
should be glad that Junior wasn’t
born in Korea. Korean men have
their pockets in their sleeves; ca
pacity is half a bushel!
Gas on Stomach
Tooth’s Expression
This young man expresses him
self in terms too deep for me.—
Sir W. Watson.
ISPECIALbAfESi
Help tote, itchy, rednen of externally
caused pimples, end so eid healing-—use
MOUSEHOLD
MINT
A few cranberries added to ap
plesauce when cooking will give it
a delightfully new and interesting
flavor.
* • •
If a fruit pie runs out in the
oven, sprinkle salt over the spilled
juice and the oven will not become
filled with smoke.
• • •
To stretch the fingers of wash
able kid gloves when cleaning,
place a curling iron in each finger
and it will be easy to bring back
to the original size.
• • •
When liquid glne has hardened
so as to be unfit for use, try soft
ening it with a bit of hot vinegar,
just a little at a time.
• • •
Photographs that have become
soiled may be made to look like
new by washing them with a piece
of white cotton wadding dipped in
cold water. Do not use colored
cotton wadding and never use
soap, soap powder, or ammonia—
just cold water.
^ • • •
A little salt added to the last
rinse water will prevent clothes
from freezing on the line.
• • •
Dip the knot on the end of that
new halter rope in glue and let it
dry a few days before you use it,
and you won’t have any trouble
keeping the knot in it. Better use
waterproof glue if you can get it.
• • •
When removing good buttons
from womout overalls, cut about
two inches of the surrounding
cloth with the button. This can
be used on other overalls where
the button has been pulled out—
the button and patch are in one
piece.
To Escape Insults
Avoid too much miscellaneous
intimacy and you can escape a
good many insults.
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SNAPPY FACTS
ABOUT
RUBBER
Th« avorag* car own*
9/000 miles In 1941, slicked o*
at the rate of about 4,700 mites
• year in 1942 before gnsoMne
sentlal driving Is now pegged at
an average of 5,000 miles annu
ally and the "A" rationing book
allows for 2,tS0 wlos of driving
Don't always be content with an
“on the wheel" inspection. Have
your tires removed from the wheels,
spread and closely checked. Yen'll
be surprised what this inspection
sometimes shows in the way of in
ternal carcass injuries. Catch them
in time and save mileage.
In 1941 n total new supply of
rubber amounting to V441,000
tens, 310,000 or 21$ consisted
of reclaimed rubber.
I%mi cz peace
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