The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, November 30, 1951, Image 7
THE NEWBfcRRY SUN. NEWBERRY. S. C.
You’ll Like Them Too
••HURRY PA! I’VE FOUND •EMI!''
Think of It—Grandma Used Them
When Her ‘Liver was Acting Up’
8h« thought there was NOtHINO
QUITE LIKE ‘EMM—
"What You Talking About Child?"
"LANE’S PILLS—Of Conrso*
"You’ll Like Them Too"
LANES ARE THE BEST
Grandma’s Sayings
TO GET the most out o' life, learn
to make all you can—save all you
can—and give all you can.
Sit paid Mrs. Prod. ThaneL Norfolk. Note.*
THEY SAY A WOMAN alius has to
have the last word. Well, I know
one Miss who is the last word—
that’s Miss Nu-Mald. Yes. Nu-Maid
is the completely modern yellow
margarine. Nu-Maid is sweet tastin’,
easy spreadin’. Up to the minute in
•very way!
nA*
STRIKES ME the best definition
far the word “gossip” is “lettin’ the
coat out o’ the bag.”
SS paid Mr*. France* Venafro, Norfolk, To.*
SO SWEET, ’n smooth, ’n modern!
That’s what the men folks are say-
in’ and they're not talkin’ about a
gal. They’re talkin’ about “Table-
Grade” Nu-Maid, the modern mar
garine. You sure kin tell the differ
ence. Nu-Maid spreads on smooth.
Nu-Maid tastes good by itself 'cause
it’s modern in texture and flavor!
^ will be paid upon publication
to the first contributor of each ac
cepted saying or idea... $10 if accep
ted entry is accompanied by large
picture of Miss Nu-Maid from the
package. Address "Grandma” 109
East Pearl Street, Cincinnati 2, Ohio.
ALWAYS LOOK FOB SWEET,
wholesome Miss Nu-Maid on the
package when you buy margarine.
Miss Nu-Maid is your assurance of
the finest modern margarine in the
finest modern package.
YOUR CHILD needs
this safe, sure, fast-act*
lag "rub" at the very
tint sign of a cold.
CHEST COLD misery
Is eased and wanning
comfort starts as you be-
. gin to rub with Penetro.
2-WAY RELIEF!
Penetro eases chest mus
cle tightness, aching
soreness. Medicated va
pors deer head, loosen
Dhlefm* i **—
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vint Acting Rub
VIRGIL
By Lett Klei*
SUNNYSIDE
RIMIN' TIME
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NEAR THE POLE,
’Most folks get us wrong,
'PON MY SOUL/—
"Though for us ms normal
TO LOOK RATHER FORMAL—
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great
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PARENT^
/ ALLOWING TWENTy YEARS
TO A GENERATION AND
FIGURING BACK TO THE
YEAR 13771 HAD
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ANCESTORS, WHICH
WAS THE ENTIRE
POPULATION OF
THE WORLD/
THAT YEAR EDWARD I*
WAS KING OF ENGLAND.
GRAND DUKE DEMETRIUS
tOF VLADIMIR WAS ALIVE.
SO WAS PWUPK OF
FRANCE. MICHAEL BIl
By Bud Fisher
HUH, WHO SAID
I AINT RELATED)^
TO ROYALTY/
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JITTER
By Arthur Pointer
not sure whether I like bovs or not, although
Jimmy Smith is nice on Saturdays when he gets
his allowance."
"And to think it all started with him getting
the wrong number!"
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
Pretty Cover-All Easy to Sew
It
JlMPLY cut to protect your
“ prettiest frocks is this neat bib
style apron. And it’s so easy to
sew. Trim with colorful ric rac
and add flower appliques made
from work-basket scraps.
srfo-
rated pattern in sizes 14. 16. 18. 20; 40.
42, 44. Size 16. 24h yards of 32 or 35-inch.
Pattern No. 1751 is a sew-rlte pei
20;
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT.
Ml West Adams St.. Chiesge 6, M.
Enclose 30c in coin for each pat
tern. Add 5c for 1st Class MaU if
desired.
Pattern No. ‘Size.,,,,
Name (Please Print!
Street Address or P O Box No.
City
State
FIRST AID to the
AILING HQUSil
BY ROGER C. WHITMAN
Beflnishing Woodwork
• QUESTION: Our home has fir
woodwork. This was painted with
white enamel when we purchased
it twelve years ago. With two
small children, the woodwork was
left with their hand and finger
prints. Several years ago I used
an undercoat and finished it with
light oak and stain varnish. The
last few times I washed it, it
cracked and peeled, leaving the
old finish showing. Would it be
possible for me to finish my wood
work myself?
I ANSWER: When you varnished
over the old finish you evidently
did not prepare the surfaces suf
ficiently to take the new finish;
therefore the finish failed. Before
doing anything more, all the old
finishes should be well scraped
off down to the bare wood. If you
can get hold of an electric porta
ble sander, this would save time
and work in removing the old
finishes. Or you can use a varnish
remover to soften the finish, and
follow by scraping with scrapers,
steel wool and rough cloths. Then
clean the surfaces very thorough
ly with turpentine, for every trace
of remover must come off; if any
is left on, it will work on the new
finish. (Liquids are inflammable—
be careful of fire.) For the finish
that you like so well, bleach out
the wood with a prepared wood
bleach. Next, coat the surfaces
with a liberal coat of white paste
wood filler tinted with color-in
oil thinned with turpentine to the
consistency of thick paint. (Or
you may be able to buy a special
“pickled” wood stain.) After fif
teen minutes wipe off most of the
coating across the grain with a
coarse cloth. The remaining filler
should be allowed to dry hard.
Then smooth the wood with very
fine sandpaper. Wipe off dust thor
oughly and finish with white shel
lac or varnish.
Take A Chance
In the window of a reducing
salon: “What Have You Got to
Lose?”
Orator
Corporal: “Can you give me a
definition of an orator?” . »
Private: “Sure. He’s a fellow
that’s always ready to lay down
your life for his country.”
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