The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, April 13, 1951, Image 7

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THE NEWBERRY SUN. NEWBERRY. S. C Eyelet Ruffling Sets Off Pretty Pinafore 3 VIRGIL By Len Kiel* I JUST CAMT EAT IN THE OACK AND MV WIPE INSISTS ON EATING* BV CANOLE-HOHTr SUNNYSIDE by Clark S. Haas 8611 12-20 Comfortable Pinafore L OOK pretty while you work in this comfortable pinafore that will prove cool as can be. Soft eye let ruffling edges the bodice top, twin pockets are practical and easily put on. rated pa „ Size 14, S 3/8 yards of 35- or 39-ihch; I3[ 1 1/4 yards eyelet embroidery. ttem in sizes 12. 14. -rite pei 16, 18, 28. SEWINO CIRCUS PATTERN OEPT. 887 Wes* A4sns St., Ckicaf* 8, III. Please enclose 29 cents plus 5 cents In coin for first-class mailing of each pattern desired. Pattern Jfo. N ame •••«•# Address .... » e e e • e e e »eeeeeeeeee« Size...... •••••••eet Because fish has a soil texture it is a good idea to serve some thing crisp with your fish dishes. Cole slaw is always a delicious and thrifty choice. “Hie lazy listless feeling wkicb *** eonoee to persons the first vans days of spring.’ 7 —Wkbstxb ET “RIGHT” WITH 666 Spring fever Is no joke! The symptoms are unmistakable. • • a lazy fistless feeling, coated tongue, lassitude and mental • •. due to irregular function. And no won der, after months of lessened outdoor exercise, fewer fresh fruits and vegetables, dry in door air! Do as thousands have done for generations, put your- right again •;. fed better TAKE FAMOUS FOR 52 YEARS THE OLD GAFFER By Clay Hunter BESSIE Si NICK PfNN MUTT AND JEFF VOU ONLV GET THIRTV BUCKS A WEEK/ J I FOUND WHERE DID H IT IN MV* VOU GET THE f PAV OTHER TEN? A ENVELOPE WELLr |0NE WEEK LATER l the NAME/ '••J' p OH. THAT CASHIER 1 ONLV GAVE ME TWENTY DOLLARS PAY/ THERE'S TEN BUCKS SHORT/ , ^ VOU MADeUaST WEEK I V A MISTAKE / PA,D ' /DU TEH A t^ E Klars too I* MUCH/ WHY DOLLARS / pipfsi'T YOU SHORT IN /COME BACK MV PAY/ j AND TELL ME ABOUT* THAT/. By Bud Fisher WELL. ANYBODY CAN MAKE A MISTAKE ONCE BUT WHEN VOU MADE TWO IN A ROW THAT'S JUST PLAIN CARELESSNESS.^ JITTER By Arthur Pointer WYLDE AND WOOLY By Bert Thomas 'I, too, used to hove t'toke fiddle lessons!" uflQT/ 'If you'll argue for a new formal for me. Mom, I'll convince Dad you. need a washing machine." Hoyle with Highballs Contract is a good game when the partnership bidding is running smoothly. But one night, at a friendly little game between two married couples, something went slightly wrong. *T can’t imagine,’* said one wife to her husband, “what you bid no- trump on when I had three aces and four kings.’’ “Well, if you really want to know,” admitted the husband, “I bid it on one queen, two jacks and three highballs.” Some Tact! Dorothy Shay tells of a smart suitor who offered to lay his for tune at his girl’s feet. “It isn’t a very large fortune,” the girl answered. “But, darling,” he assured her, “it will look very, very big beside your tiny, tiny feet” Biggest Lie of All One day an American and an Englishman were trying to see who could tell the tallest story. The American began: “Once upon a time, in the City of New York, there was a gentleman . . .” “Iff useless to continue.” cried the Englishman, “you have already won” QUAIL ON TOAST Jimmy Durante tells about the old vaudeville star who hadn’t worked for years. One day he got a telephone call from his agent “I’ve got good news for you,” said the agent “I’ve booled your performing pigeons for a top tele vision show.” “Too late,” was the sad reply. “I’ve eaten the act” Not Too Much to Ask At the zoo a sweet-faced little girl was leaning on the railing of the bear pits, apparently completely absorbed in the antics of the polar bears. After a long, silent study, she finally turned to her mother with a rapt expression and said: “I sure would like to see them eat somebody.” Love In Bloom Wife—“This letter * ffom Mother says she’s feeling kind of seedy.” Husband—“I guess that means she’s going to plant herself on us.” THE DIRTY THIEF! ...•.V.\\V.V.V.-.V.Y.-A.. The aviation expert was spend ing considerable time studying one of the stuffed birds in a taxider mist s shop. “Pardon me, sir,” the taxider mist finally ventured, “but you seem very interested in that one.” “Yes, indeed,” said the aviation expert. “I believe that its steering gear infringes on one of my pat ents.” What Price Food? Nurse: “Doctor, there’s one thing puzzles me.” Doctor: “What’s that?” Nurse: “I don’t understand why you ask all your patients what they had for dinner. Surely that doesn’t always help in diagnosing a case.” Doctor: “No, you’re quite right- hut it does help in diagnosing a purse.” XMAS SPIRIT Vendor: “Boy a Christmas tree, lady, buy a Christmas tree and make the kiddies happy.” Miss Gregory: “Sir, I have no kiddies.” Vendor: “Bay some mistletoe, lady. Nice mistletoe.” CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT BUSINESS A INVEST. OPPOR. OFFORTUNITT KNOCKS OWNER of $18,000 Woodworking plant imabla to operate at full capacity for lack of capital. Will sell at sacrifice In order to puftke plant in production. First come first served. Act now. Address W. H. Smith, Camp Hill, Alabama. FOR SALE—Restaarant. Located in heart of town. 68 seating capacity. 6 Aristocrat leather booths, 15 Formica tables. All new, fully equipped. Going to service, quick sale. Full price, 84,000 cash. R. 8timer, ISIS NW ISth St., Gainesville. Fla. ■ SEASIDE PARK, N. J., Hotel, 27 rooms, hot and cold water, 10 rooms In annex. View ef ecean and bay. Quiet, residential. Fun center next town. Attractive outside, lobby and dining room for 60. Hotel bath houses. Large property lor parking. In area of rap] Knebe^?°Bex 111, Tenafly, N. J. Dam eat 4-6126-3. PLANT—Dry Cleaning for sale, equipped with new and modern equipment inclu ding fur cleaning and certified chid storage. Located in the best business dis trict of Clarksville. Tenn., eight miles from Fort Campbell. Plant in operation since 1925. Grossed 845.000.00 last year, reason for selling bad health. Terms to right party. Contact D. B. Chester, Pal ace Cleaners A Far Storage, Clarksville, Tena. Phone 6761. DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC. LIVESTOCK FOR Sale: 60 mares bred to Ms Jack, 30 2-yr. old mules, 30 yearling _ Leels Marsh, Pleatywoed, Montana. MACHINERY A SUPPLIES gr-.m phase, 60 cycle, 2300 volts, 125 kw, N excellent condition. Curtiss ®! r . pressor, starting tank and switchboard control panel Included. City lee Reeky Monnt, N. C. . MISCELLAN EOUS rge property lor parking. In pidly ruing properly values, —poor health, 850,000 cash. DEWORM YOUR DOOS WITH THE BEST . . . WRIGHT’S VEGETABLE DEWORMING POWDER hook and whir Easy to use, simply mix in food or milk. No bad after-effects. Satisfaction guaranteed. PRICES: Vi lb.. $1.25; ft lb., 82.00; 1 lb.. $3.50; postage paid. Send cash, check, money order or request COD (plus charges). All orders mailed same day received. The T. F. Wright Laboratory Bex A. Vletery Center Nerth Hollywood California FARM MACHINERY A EQUIP. WANTED New or good need JD and Oliver Cotton Strippers, Baler Twine. Bale tie*. John Deere and Oliver wire. Used Allis Chal mers balers and combines. New Holland balers. FOR SALE Nearly new #55 John Deere SP combine 12 ft., Oliver plows and planters. Listers. Write or call Warren Kelly Ma Co., Maskegee, Ofcla. Phene S488. HELP WANTED—MEN SIGN PAIN TER-All reaad commercial and bulletin man with knowledge of neon service. Write or wire giving phone num ber. Kane Advertising Service, Albany, Georgia. HELP WANTED—WOMEN SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for Ladies to earn from 510 to $20 per day in their spare time selling Cosmetics through Or ganizations and the Party Plan. Desirable Territories still open for Supervisors and Salesladies. Write: VERNE COLLIER, INC. Cnllman, Alabama Party Plan Demonstrators THE NATIONAL HOME DECORATING BOARD haa amazing new plan for big profits and unlimited earnings for you if you have experience as a home dem onstrator. We must limit number of ap plicants—Write today: Household Plastics Co.. Dept. 63W. 1900 ‘ ‘ * Dept. 63W, Louis 0, Mo St. Louis Ave., St. INSTRUCTION Learn Diesel bi Unlimited opportu nity for veterans A non veterans. Ne revioua exp. needed. Write fer tnto. •Ml Trainint VETERAN APPROVED PLAT PIANO! Easy Self-way to learn* Book One teaches to Play qulcUy. Book two improves playing with CHORDS- RHYTHM BASS. Only $2. Both $3. Mersaa Stadias Dept. S 1S9 Mathewsen St. Prevldcnce 8, R. 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Niles, Empire Crafts Cerpei rk. lewarl New York X'i ■ MAKE 888, SAVE 888 by i. k rfumes, Colo DOfZL bath powders, One dollar lognes, lotions, . . natr oil. Full Atlanta. Ga. per formula. P.O. A 8100-A-MONTH HOBBY AT Ht me soliciting, no mail order, no pie. Easy enjoyable pastime., D (refundable). LAURA DICKSON Elisabeth Street, Andersen, 8 ’tr — POULTRY, CHICKS A BABY .Chicks that Live and Approved, Special, White r Pullorum Clean F lorum Baby Type New Hampshlres, White Rock, Parmenter land Reds. Pullets, Cockerels and I Run. Book now and save “ Live delivery Parley Milling REAL ESTATE—BUS. GROCERIES, meats, gas. oil dries. Plenty business. Four rolls each week; in good s on main highway. Will sell property If you have 87,500 to a money-maker. Write Box Holder 105 Highland View, Florida TOURIST eourt with small grocery ? as station, eight units, on Hif second most traveled road In NICE lake front property and SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. r ". NEW CROP Certified Stray -free. Red-i Yellow-free, disease-f spec ted. New ground grown. $5.00; Tennessee Beauties thousand. HERBERT HOLDF town, Tenn. Phone Cleveland MILLIONS: SwSET POTATO Nancy Halls and Portoricans grot treated seed. 100-50c; 300-81; f 1000-$2.50. Strong well rooted pit count, safe arrival guaranteed. GRAVE BROTHERS. Gleason. Te FIELD Grown Tomato Plants, now RUTGER and MARGLOBE va Express collect. 1000, _$3.50, ^10,1 Tongue, Lowell, Florida. WANTED TO BUY m Uf 1 ed—Prefer Model 95 or 80-D. Give sary information with Serial i best spot cash price. Address B. ton, 987 MeOee St., K.C. d. Mo. For the Future Buy U.S. Defense Bonds ITS ASPIRIN AT ITS /Jura St. Joseph aspirin WORLDS LARGEST SELLER AT 10* WANTED! 50 Young Men, Ages 17 to 40 To Learn R. R. Telegraphy and Station Agency Immediate, permanent employment with advancement. 40-hr. week. Good salary. Veterans Apply Immediately SOUTHERN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, INC. Corner Lueklo Mid Fairtlo Sts. LA. 1851 Atlanta, Ga. NflVi 3 Minute Mixing DAO’S FAVORITE SPICE CAKE Only Creamy SNOWDRIFT Blends This Richer, I Tastier Quick-Method Cake ! Snowdrift St emulsarlsed and only emtilsorized shortening gives you theae 3 great helps: (1) Quickly blends all Ingredients in 1 bowl- naves work, (2) Makes cakes extra- rich and tender, that stay moist longer. And-to protect all your cake’s good taste, be sore you use pure vegetable Snowdrift—be SWO W DRIFT-SURE. BAD’S FAVORITE SPICE CAKE Snowdrift Quick-Method Recipe 81ft together into a large bowl: Vk cups oiftod coko Naur 1 Mix enough to dampen flour. Beat 2 minutes. If by hand, count beat- only. With electric lebowlL _ ; mtmifan. ing time use "low speed.” Scrape bowl often; scrape beaten after 2 m Add: 2 o9«a Beat 1 minute, add: 1 Bake In 2 greased S-lnch layer pans lined with plain paper In modesaSe oven <375 F.) About 30 minutes. God. Frost with— (ur 1%$ top. tlwglo uctlou) i soda i salt ORANCE KING: Blend 2 tbsp. Snow drift with S cup* tifted confection ers' sugar and % top. salt Add 1 unbeaten egg, 1 Up. lemon juice, IVk Up. grated orange rind, 3 tbsp. orange juice. Beat smooth. Frost cake. Decorate with bk sq. chocolate, melted with % Up. Snowdrift, aa shown In picture. I l I I l l i i i I dip SUVYUrRMUK WHEN 6000 TASTE COUNTS-