The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, March 14, 1952, Image 7

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THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY. S. C Storage Buffet fs Easy to Construct STORAGE UNIT BUFFET MTTtRN 226 •PHESE four units may be com- * bined in different ways to be used in almost any room. They are as simple to make as so many boxes. Yet, modern glue and sim ple joints make them sturdy and strong. Pattern 226 shows every construction step and lists all ma terials. Price 25c. # * i WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE Drawer 10 Bedford Hills, New fork Remove Corn from Jar To remove canned corn-on-the- cob from a jar. insert a corkscrew in the end of the center cob and pull up gently. Other ears will come out easily. * » • Candied Fruit Steam candied fruit that has be come dry, in a double boiler for 10 to 15 minutes before adding to fruit cake. Restores moisture to fruit. * * * Grated Peeling Grate orange and lemon peel on waxed paper. Use brush to free the peel that sticks to grater. Grated peel slides, off waxed paper, easy, ^oopcasure. Clothes Pin Use Pin a sprin^ypo eiothes pin to the edge of your part if ydif do a lu. of cooking that requires fre quent stifring. It will serve as a holder for your spoon, preventing dripping or fishing for the spoon if it slips into the pan. * v * Scalloped Potatoes Next time you make scalloped potatoes add a topping of buttered bread crumbs. • • • Frosting Cake Use a rubber spatula to put frosting on a cake. Does a smooth, fast job, and scrapes the bowl clean. * • • • Decorating Cakes When decorating cakes, use a child’s sectioned feeding dish to separate the various colored icings. • • • Mending Gloves Mending finger-tip holes in your gloves will be easy if you put on a thimble, put on the glove and mend. GOT A COLD TAKE ' ^ for fast CtC. symptomatic ODD RELIEF THE ANSWER TO OXFORD’S Pilgrim Bible quiz 6. Joseph was 17 years old when his brothers through jealousy sold him for 20 pieces of silver to the Ish- meelites who took him into Egypt (see Genesis 37:1-28 in the Pilgrim Edition of the Holy Bible). nsnspim tnnsBesT^ St. Joseph w aspirin EAT ANYTHING WITH FALSE TEETH! If you have trouble with platea . that slip, rock, cause acre gum*— ty Brimms Plasti-Liner. One application aakes plate* fit snugly urtthoul powder or pnstt, tecause Brimms Plasti Liner hardens perma- tentlr to your plate. Relines and refits loose date* in a way no powder or paste can do. Iren on old rubbnr plates you get good result* ix months to a year or longer, you can BAT INYTMIN • < Simply lay s »tt strip of Plasti Jner on troublesome upper or lower. Bite ind it molds perfectly. Easy to too, tasteless KkMrless. harmless to you and your plates lemoTable a* directed Money back if not ompletely satisfied. AsJk yom aruggtst 1 BRIMMS PLASTI-LINER THE PERMANENT DENTURE RELINER Other tab Ms Faster b Musterole not only brings fast relie) but its great pain-relieving medication breaks up congestion in upper bron chial tubes. Musterole offers ALL the benefits of a mustard plaster without the bother of making one. Just rub it on chest, throat and back. ^MUSTEROLE VIRGIL By Lew Kleis RIMIN' TIME v POSEN f^UCINDAS LEGS ARE SWELL, NO KIDDIN'— But she justalwavs has 'EM HIDDEN} While FloS gams, which are MOST UNGAINLY™ She's alwws showing,very plainly/ BESSIE By HICK PEtjN t 9 MUTT AND JEFF JEFF, I ( I tfAN'T I CANT SLEEP ( WITH IT WITH THAT J off mutt.i LI6HT ON! By Bud Ffslier Bill wm m V ■ fyMi < * ■ ■ ' . .'./////////A/7/ JITTER By Arthur Pointer WYLDE AND WOOLY ^ YOU'D LIKE NEW YORK CITY Ip” SOMEONE YOU LOVE WAS HERE 1 . By Bert Thomas Did yoti notice how hard he tried to look casual when he passed us?"' MADE HIS POINT The professor grimly eyed the class as he prepared to return a batch of examination papers. “You will remain seated, while they are passed out,” he commanded. “If you were to stand, it is conceivable that you might accidentally form a circle —which would make me liable for arrest,** There was, of course, a nibble at the bait. “Why?” chorused several voices. “For maintaining a dope ring.*' \ Pardon, Sir Club Expert—“Your trouble Is that you don't address the ball properly.’* Novice—“Well, I was polite to the darn thing as long as possible.** Bight! Junior had played too muen and not studied enough during the school year, but when examination time came around he got the right an swer to at least one question. The question was: “State the number of tons of coal moved by the rail roads in any given year.’’ After scratching his head for long min utes he suddenly beamed and wrote down: “1492—none.’* THOUGHTFUL He was a wealthy but niggardly guest and as he was leaving the hotel after a month’s stay, the serv ants who had waited on him hand and foot were clustered about, wait ing for their tips. The stingy one barged past them and to his wait ing car. But the hotel porter who had opened the door tor him thrust out an expectant palm. “You’re not going to forget me, sir?’’ he grinned anxiously. The departing guest grasped the outstretched hand. “No, my boy,’’ he said in a voica charged with emotion, “I’ll write you.” Wants Company Chemistry Prof (to class)—“If this chemical were to explode I'd be blown through the roof. Now come close so that you can follow me.’ SNAPPY ANSWER Two farmers were sitting on the front porch of the general store when a city slicker drove up in a flashy convertible. “Hey, you,” yelled the driver, “how long has this town been dead?’’ “Can’t be long,’* snapped back one of the natives; “you’re the first buzzard we’ve seen.” Nonchalant With half a hundred people look ing on, he stepped up to his ball, took a mighty swing, and missed. Again he addressed the pellet, swung and whiffed. A third time he tried, but to no avail. The crowd became highly embarrassed. But not so our hero. With a nonchalant smile he turned to the assembled multitude and remarked. “Tough course, isn’t it?” Mutual Feeling Teacher—“I hope I didn’t see you looking at Fred’s book. Tommy.’* Tommy—“I hope you didn’t, too, sir.” WHO KNOWS? City ChUd: “What are those things on the cow’s bead?” Farmer: “Horns.” Cow: “Moo-oo-oo.” City Child: “Which one is he blowing now?” RECOVERY He was a very absent-minded lawyer. When he began to plead the cause of his client, the defend ant, he said: “I know the prisoner at the bar. He bears the reputation of being the most consummate, impudent scoundrel in this county . . .” There was a* flurry in the court room, and the lawyer’s partner hurried over and whispered. “S-h-h-h, Tom. It’s your client you’re speaking of.” Immediately the attorney contin ued, “. . . but what great and good man ever lived who was not slan dered by many of his contempo raries?” / Changing Times Grandpa: “When 1 was young, all I wanted was a gig and a gal.” Pop: “When I was young, I wanted a flivver and a flapper.” Son: “Just give me a plane and a Jane.” R.S.V.P. Requested? Little Butch was throwing a party and his mother insisted he invite a neighbor boy h* had just had a fight with. Came the party, and the little neighbor didn’t show up. “Did you invite Johnny?” asked Butch’s mother, suspiciously. “Of course I did. I not only in vited him—I dared him to come.” Agreement Butcher—“I can’t ctoe you any more credit, sir. Your bill is bigger now than it should be.” Customer—“I know '"that. Just make it out as it should be and I’ll pay it” Wouldn't .Be Noticed A man applying for a job was told that the company had all the employees it could use. “Yeah, but you could still hire me,” said the applicant. “The little bit of work I’d do wouldn’t be no ticed.” GOOD IDEA Our Sarge was trying to impress a class of recruits on his physical prowess. He described the way he swam three times across a broad river before breakfast. Came a laugh from the rear, and his dignity was*singed. “What’s so funny?” he demanded. “I was -wondering,” said the rookie who replied, “why you didn’t make dt four times and get back on the side where you left your clothes.” Dissatisfied Customer Customer—“I want to buy a plow.” Clerk—“Sorry, we have no plows.” Customer—“This is a heck of a drug store!” Sly Husband Mert: “I’d like to get a divorce. My husband and I just don’t get along.” Gert: “Why don’t you sue him tor incompatibility?” Mert: “I would, if I could catch him at it.” FARMER’S VIEWPOINT The big city boy was gloating a little as he pointed out the metro politan sights to the lad from the country, when a beauty-parlor “vi sion” came into view. She was a fin ished product—artful hairdo, mask like complexion with a gaudy gash of lipstick, and sinister-looking fin gernails of lacquered bright crim son. “Now, what do you think of that?” asked the city boy. • “Well,” replied the country lad after due consideration, “speaking as a farmer, it looks to me like it’s mighty poor soil that requires so much top-dressing.” DID ms BEST Hubby: “When anything goes wrong around our house, 1 just get busy and fix it.” Wifey: “Oh, yeah! Since yon fixed the clock the cuckoo hacks ont and asks, ’What time Is It?* ” Practical Dad Daughter—“I know we should have been home from the dance earlier. Dad, but Bob knew some new steps.” Father—“Well, you don’t have to sit on them till 3 in the mominu.” Tailored Two Piecer In Half Size Styles m J UST what you’ve been looking for—a handsome tailored two piecer designed in half sizes to flatter the not-so-tall figure. It knows no season, takes nicely to almost any fabric. , * • * * Pattern No. 8787 Is a sew-rito Perfo rated pattern In sizes 14V4. 16M». 18% 20%. 22%. 24%. Size 14%, s*»ori sleeve, 5 yards of 38-inch. Send an additional ?? cerUs for J our copy of Basic FASHION for 52. fa filled with ideas for making your wardrobe do double duty; gift pattern printed inside the book. SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEFT. 307 West Ada nu St., Chicago 0, HP Enclose 30c in coin for each pat- tern. Add 5c for 1st Class Mall J® desired. . / ■ o Pattern No. . Name (Please TPri*-!) Street Address or P.jO. Box No. City State ■ ■■- ■4 J Why AC Electric Iron Not Used with DC Q: L have an electric iron, marked “For AC only.” Why W9n’t such an iron heat up juat as well on direct current? A: The iron would heat up on DC, but the thermostat which regulates its temperature would not work properly. The thermo stat includes a pair of contacts which open when the desired tem perature is reached and close, to turn the current on again, as more heat is needed. With alter nating current, these contacts do not need to open more than about one five-hundredth of an inch. On direct current, however, the cur rent would arc across the con tacts. Unless they were opened at least 3/8ths of an inch, the arcing would continue and the current would not be shut off.' With AC the direction of the cur rent alternates 60 times a second, so it is actually at zero 120 times each second. i QUICK,EASY SO PEUCKXJ* A Three Days' Cough Is Your Danger Signal Creomulsion relieves promptly becausa it goes right to thereat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to please yon or money refunded. Creomulsion has stood the test of millions of users. > CREOMUI2SION fsltsvss Coughs. 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