The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, May 25, 1950, Image 7

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Glamorous Frock Serves On Dressy Occasions Comfortable, Flattering A GLAMOROUS frock for your more dressy occasions, with soft draping on waist and skirt. Sleeves are brief and comfortable, the neckline is especially flatter ing. Pattern No. 8574 Is a aew-rite perfo rated pattern in sizes 12, 14, 16, Id aad 20. Size 14. 4Va yards of 39-inch. Send today for your copy of the spring and summer FASHION, ft’s filled with Meas for a smart summer wardrobe: special fabric news; free pattern printed Inside the book. 25 cents. SEWING CIRCUS PATTERN DEPT. 530 Sooth Wells St., Chicago 7, Dl. Enclose 25 cents in coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No. * Size • ««••»••« Name Address Origin of Tronssean The word “trousseau” has its origin in the “trusse” or bundle of long ago. At that time, it was the custom for the bride to supply her self with clothing and household equipment \ sufficient enough to last for many years. Milk Stains Rinse milk glasses in cool or lukewam water before washing. Hot water sets milks stains to some extent; stubborn milk stains will yield to lukewarm water soft ened with soda. Cheese Sauce Simple cheese sauce: Heat 1 cup evaporated milk over hot water, pour into V4 lb. grated Cheddar cheese. Stir gently until smooth. Washing Glasses Rinse glasses in water of the same temperature as the wash water, adding a few drops of dilute ammonia or bluing for luster un less the glass has gold or silver decoration. Drain on rubber mat or turkish towel spread on drain- board. Use a lintless towel if dry ing by hand. F/NE f DOUBLE FiLTEBED 'for extra quality - purrrv ^^MOROLINE mrnm PETROLEUM JELLY {rfs&ssfflS TRY OXIDINE For over 50 years OXIDINE has been found very useful in many cases of Malarial Chills and Fever and in relieving the Tiredness, Lack of Energy, Pains in the Back and Legs therefrom, when it as sists in decreasing the malarial infection in the blood. ON SALE AT DRUG STORES TO KILL APHIDS One ounce makes 6 gallons of spray. Kills aphids and similar socking insects by contact and fumes. Spares friendly insects. Leaves no harmful residue. Can be mixed with other standard sprays. Proved dependable by 39 years of use on fruits, vegetables and flowers. VIRGIL By Len Kleit SUNNYSIDE by Clerk S. Hoes F VES, DEAR. BUT THERU'S A #AT H THAT ONE / -CU' THE OLD GAFFER 2,^2 YAK chattel yak CHATTEK BTC. YAK ETC E7C . By Clay Hunter BOUFORD By MELLORS ^ MB®, LET MB sa THAT EAR. M-M-M-M-M WHAT ACE V0U flCEXTCMNff FORT , THERE* N0THIN6 ^-^THEKE-- MUTT AND JEFF you see^sirA'm not IN THE HABIT OF ASKING PEOPLE FOR HELP/ I JUST HAPPEN. TO BE BROKE AND I'M UP AGAINST IT/ I HAVE NO RELATIVES- I'M ALL ALONE HERE, I DON'T LIKE TO ASK A NICE GENTLEMAN LIKE VOU BUT I NEED TWO BITSBUS FARE t: Sfc* NO SPEAK HINGLISH / NO SPEAK ENGLISH? WHV DIDN'T YOU SAV SO SOONER?»NSTEAD OF LETTING ME TALK MV HEAD OFF, YOU BOOB/ GO ON HOME/ STUPID/ By Bud Fither h 1 JITTER JR ITER GOT A JOB AS BATBOY WITH A BASE BALL CLUB BECAUSE THE TEAM THINKS HE'LL 8BM6 THEM LUCK. .IT WILL PROBABiyM OAPUICK. By Arthur Pointer WYLPE AND WOOLY I TELL YOU YOU'RE UUDER ARREST, DISMAL DAN/ THE SHERIFF DEPUTIZED ME By Bert Thomas I HAVEN'T GOT ANY CHANGE. GUESS I'D BETTER KEEP IT, EH?" * I'VE TOLD GREGORY THAT I LOVE HIM SO MANY TIMES THAT I'M BEGINNING TO BELIEVE IT/WVS6LF/ MADE A BIG HIT A MAN brought action against a motorist who had run into him; and knocked him down, causing a broken leg. When the case was heard, the lawyer for the defense implied that the plaintiff was intoxi cated at the time, and therefore at fault. “I dare say,” he declared, derisively, “that you were not in a condition to know what struck you. It might have been anything that even vaguely resembled a car.” “You are altogther mistaken,” re plied the plaintiff. “The resemb lance in this instance was not at all vague. As a matter of fact, I would say it was quite striking.” EYE-OPENER “How many times must I tell you, Willie, thht one must keep hi* eyes closed during prayer?” “Yes, mamma, how do you know t don’t?” Not Prepared An advertising salesman boarded the Chief and took, a roomette. Ha carried with him only a small grip, and the porter inquired of his other luggage. “I have none,” said the man. “Why, I thought you were a sales man,” said the porter. “That’s right, I am. But I don’t j need a lot of luggage, I sell brains.” j The porter scratched his head andj finally said, “Well, you are the first traveling salesman that ever rode this train without samples.” Friend in Need Ira was greatly worried about his, rapidly thinning hair. “Looks asj though I’m sure goin* to be bald before long,” he said to the barber j in a mournful voice. “Can’t you; suggest something to keep it in?”i The barber looked a bit puzzled. “Well, now, I don’t know that it makes much difference,” he said,| soothingly, ‘*but if you feel you; want something fancy, I’ll give you| this here handpainted matchbox to put it in.” He’s Safe In the course of a hot-tempered telephone conversation with a high powered executive, a harried Jun ior executive was moved to re mark: “Take it easy, will you? If you’re not careful you will get ul cers.” To which the producer snarled back: “I don’t get ulcers. I giva them.” Out of Gas Host: “Would you like to see our helium plant? It’s tremendous and quite impressive.” Guest: “Oh, indeed, I’d love it. I Just adore flowers.” Pointed Question City Child: “What are thoso things on the cow’s head?” Farmers: “Homs.” Cow: “Moo-oo-oo.” City Child: “Which one is ho blowing now?” NOT SUPERSTITIOUS “Father,” said Jimmy, running into the drawing room, “there’s a big black cat in the dining-room.” “Never mind, Jimmy,” said the father, drowsily; “black cats are lucky.” “This one is; he’s had your din ner!” DOUBLE OR NOTHING An efficiency expert walked into an office and asked the first clerk he met, “What do you do here?” “Nothing,” answered the clerk, who was obviously getting tired of efficiency experts. The efficiency expert nodded, made a note, then asked a sec ond clerk, “And you, what’s your job here?” *T don’t do a thing either.” “H-m-m-m,” said the efficien cy expert, “duplication.” Almost Convinced Jeb, accused of stealing chickens, was taken before the judge. His lawyer made such a stirring plea that Jeb was acquitted. Outside the courtroom, his friend turned to him and said, “Jeb, did you or didn’t you steal those chickens?” “Well,” replied Jeb, “to tell the truth I thought I did, but after hearing that there lawyer. Pm duraed if I know whether I did nor not* These Colorful Figures Will Set Off Your Yard Keep Off The Grass W HEN YOU saw out this group and finish them you will be delighted. The alert expressions and life-like colorings will cause you to say they are the most at tractive garden figures that you have ever seen. The right brushes* paints and finishes > use are ' pattern la to use are on pattern 308. Price of WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE Drawer 10 Bedford Hills. New Verk. Origin of Oxfords ' Oxfords, today the most popular of all shoe types, originated in the English university seat of that oaipe, in 1665-70, through the cut ting down of the all-leather boots which were the fashion of the time. v Keep Posted on Valuos By Reading the Ads Each With Your Initial! A'&gnafureSil/eMare Tfcaspoons Only 751 with whHw-tfar tad from KELLOGG’S VARIETY PACKAGE e Lovely silverware with your own script initial. Old Company Plate made and guaranteed by Wm. RogersMfg. Co., Meriden, Conn. With spoons, you get prices on complete service—offered by... _ Kellogg’s VABJUCTT of 7 cereal delights... 10 gen erous boxes. Dellciousj anytime! COM sore RICE URUTY SEND TODAY! KeUoss'SrDept.FFA , spool close 1 white-star end from II VAxnrrr packagb and 754 in Pe • • • • • < .. n ill e e e e e e e e e • e e. • s •# dian#aWO# (l»leo*e print) City Zone... Stole. •, Oder seed only to U. S., m/bftd to of Mveet? 6etStiOv/DIZI Mett/ft/fa-p/ I v*V t. 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Tsssts juicy sandwiches 4th inches acress-ia 2 te 3 minutesl • Made ef Alumiaea • Actual Size 16 inches • Convenient clasp holds red handles together • Easy directions included • Bargain priced-order several for gifts 1 - 2 '1 You get this Kwiki-Pi Sandwich Toaster only with SfjbtfPRIFr Pure vegetable shorteniag- made by the Wesson Oil People Jfonyf'S&KfinFw/ r I I I I I I Snowdrift, P. O. Box 124A, Brooklyn 1, N. Y. Please send me Kwlki-Pi Sandwich Toasters. For each, I enclose 60# and the word “Snowdrift” clipped from metal strip that unwinds with key from any size can of Snowdrift v; STM FT. I I I I I CITY- ZONI.. STATI... Offw •xpkmM July 31. 1950. Offer limHud to U. S. and pouuulons. m PffWo mm a*-.