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Might Be Both
Mother (anxiously)-—Bobbie
hardly speak above a whisper.
Doctor—What it. ball game
a cold?
can
or
is
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A good reporter knows instinctively
what questions to ask,
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DON'T suffer headaches, or any of
those pains that Bayer Aspirin can
end in a hurry! Physicians prescribe
it, and approve its free use, for it
does not affect the heart. Every drug-
gist has it, but don’t fail to ask the
druggist for Bayer. And don't take
any but the box that says Bayer, with
the word genuine printed in red:
Aspirin
Be trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture
of Monoaceticaclidester of Salicylicacid
Probably more than one-third of
the people of the earth dwell In two
countries—China and India, Such vast
areas as Siberia, Canada, Australia
and Brazil have populations of not
more than two or three to the square
mile.
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Praise was originally a pension pald
by the world.—Swift.
OLD FOLKS SAY
DR. CALDWELL
WAS RIGHT
The basis of treating sickness has not
ch since Dr. Caldwell left Medical
College in 1875, nor since he placed on
the market the laxative prescription he
bad used in his practice.
headaches, mental depression, indigestion,
sour stomach and other indispositions
entirely by means of simple vegetable
laxatives, herbs and roots, These are
still the basis of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrap
Peyain, a combination of senna
mild herbs, with pepsin,
The simpler the pemedy for constipa
tion, the safer for the child and for you.
get results in a mild
ng Dr. Caldwell’s
chances with
drugs
A hottle will last several months, and
all can use it. It is pleasant to the
taste, gentle in action, and free from
narcot Flderly people find it ideal,
All dru stores have Boosie De hostles,
or . n, y
A for free wn |
*
Two Kinds of Fur
Make Sports Coat
Combination Helps to Elimi-
nate Set Look; Dyes Have
Tempered Texture.
-
Fur coats now have become (ame-
thing to one’s wardrobe that Is we wen
to a necessity as it once was a jux-
ury, says a fashion writer In the Kan
sas City Star, So many new tricks
have come into the trade, The lowly
rabbit, that onee a woman would have
scorned to mention in connection with
furs, is now proudly mentioned as one
of the furs which Is much worn In
short. this fur “has been worked,” to
use the words of the trade, to a near
ermine softness and whiteness with
out the wearing quality of the expen
sive fur,
Moreover, dyes have been tempered
to the texture of furs, and new meth-
ods make them. more desirable
tume- and otherwise bringing a
into the picture both from the stand
use of two kinds of fur, for instance n
caracul coat and skunk collar, all have
contributed to take away the set look
from the fur coat,
Although new lines In fur are seen
each by the very nature of
the material used the general straight
line effect is good. However, that bas
not deterred the designers from bring-
Ing all that is best in the new trend
of dress to the fur coal.
Furs ore of many kinds, and it Is
well to realize that there are good,
senson,
Coat Leopard and
Beaver,
bad and very indifferent furs In each
it is wise to buy
its kind, and much better judgment to
select a mediumpriced fur which 1s
of high grade in its group, than
purchase a cheap, low-grade fur in a
higher-priced kind of skin.
It is important to deal with a re
Hiable merchant or furrier whose word
can be depended upon, and who Is in
business and likely to be In business
permanently, Such a dealer has his
reputation to protect, and naturally
wants to hold the confidence and good
will of his public.
The best furs are those which are
taken at the season of the year when
the law permits the hunting or trap
ping of that animal. The reason for
this ig that at that time the anhnals
are at their best, the furs sleekest and
heaviest, and the pelts strongest. Dur-
ing the out-of-season period the furs
are much less desirable and {ll-condi-
tioned, .
As a rule, the pelt of the buck of
the species is richer and finer in color
the best
animal. This would indicate that
motherhpod In the lower animal world,
as well as among humans, is inclined
to draw rather heavily upon the
mother,
Feather Hats Promised
for Early Fall Season
Womankind generally have always
had a penchant for the snugitting
little feather hat, well knowing it
frames the face with a bewitching
becomingness, The prediction for fall
is feather hatg and more feather hata,
always, of course, of the turban genre.
There will be black feathers, black
and white combined, colored feathers,
flat feathers, ostrich, tiny quills and
many of the hackle pads which cover
the entire head with softly molded
hairline. Lacquered feathers, metal
effects and the ever-present polka dot
are seen on autumn turbans that have
presented themselves.
When the hat is not composed of
feathers it may at least bave a side
trim of some sort, whether the hat
medium 14 of felt or velvet. What.
ever the application of feathers, as
a whole or as a trimming, they lessen
the severity of the small hat,
Half and Half Hats
Half and half hats are auch in evi
dence in the fashion collections, Among
white flowers and half of black, Hats
of black felt haveg white straw brims.
Other effective hats are of shiny
leaves half black snd hell white
i
College Dinner Frock
With Full Unev>n Skirt
frock for the college coed.
with a row of gardenias.
slippers with large
worn.
rhinestones are
On Rearing Children
from CRIB to COLLEGE
* ¥ *
Compiled by the Editors of “CHILDREN,
The Magazine for PARENTS”
Money should never be used
bribe for good conduct or obedience
HE HN
Celery with peas, carrots,
i
i
children’s lunches, Use
one-half as much celery,
ory
Cut the cel
into one-third-inch slices. Cook It
amount of bolling water, With peas
carrots or brussels sprouts, 1
of in
requires jonger
spinach or canned peas.
the =
sufi
cooking
Cook It
%
t
ient
with
first
ten
time usually
Celery
i
i
:
but
children
Serve the
Butter
tender,
tered,
vegetables
is better for
BAUCeS,
Parents need not be troubled by »
certain amount of opposition from th
It .shows that the
rth, erwrgy, real Indl
BE
ies of char
adolescent child,
has stren
ality, and the possibilit
He
ii fe
acter development, is gaining
to carry on his in his own
If os
s tl
strength
pline
if, on
i
ergovere hore Alege
pr w La ar
check \
father and moth
ja growing
the $f hin el
Ne inna,
find
wm
er sn ned completely to hb y
let hin {10 he home, (he growl
‘
process will not proceed nor (ily.
There are few parents in this coun
try who are not aware of the essen
tials of health and usually are eager
to see that their calldren have an op
portunity to observe habits of health,
but there is a haziness as to the rela
Washing the face, for instance, is
of course, desirfible, but much less im.
hands or going to bed early. We sel
dom see school children with dirty
but we frequently
eight, nine and ten-year-olds out at
nine o'clock at night, or later, and yet
the average parent would be more
likely to apologize for a dirty face
than to explain the late hour,
life, Though young people often gel
the idea that it Is. Put them in touch
see how quickly they lose their preju-
iy the fire is kindled,
child's reading life will develop natu
rally, -
For your baby's crib buy one yard
of rubber sheeting. To two sides of
this stitch cotton strips of the same
width, using a lapped seam. Tuck the
cotton part under the mattress. This
will not slip around, as an all-rubber
sheet will, and thus the baby's mat.
tress will be protected at all times. It
is also less expensive than a full-size
rubber sheet,
(@® by Children, the Magazine for. Parenta)
Some Hints on Sewing
on Buttons and Snaps
When séwing on buttons, place a
pin beneath the button and the cloth,
This will hold the buttom up from
the cloth. When the button Is sewed
firmly enough, remove the pin and
wind the thread a few times around
the loose stitches between the cloth
and the button,
This will make a pillar for the but
ton and it will be easier to button
the garment, and the buiton will not
tear the cloth, In sewing on snaps,
use the buttonhole stitch and the Job
will be more firm and the stitches
less likely to come out.
Trimmed Felt Hats
Hats of felt, trimmed with a soft
crushed band of transparent velvet, Is
wopuler,
600D ROADS AND
SAFETY LINKED
Highway Engineers Bring to
Bear Knowledge of Ac-
cident Prevention.
“There ig a real connection between
good roads und safety,” says Charles
M. Hayes, president of the Chicago
Motor club, “When a new road is
built, it generally the practice to
gee that it is properly marked; that
the are that
are super-clevated; that as many rail
is
curves gentle orf they
In other words, the highway engineers
of today bring to bear knowledge of
Eliminate Hazards.
does not matter what kind of
the new road lg; If it is merely
changing a cowpath into a
bullders of the will
of the hazards thng
the cowpnth., Rogrds bave
relation to economy of time,
time refated to safety.
the from the motorist's
“it
county 5
the lane
eliminate some
on
is
“If road
he
to make up the time lost on
the good.
would
even and
Bad
speed |
should where road Is
if the road were ull good, he
likely travel at an
rate of speed. roads
10 extra they
damage cars: they injure brakes and
steering mechanism, and indi-
most
moderate
urge drivers
are
Glaring Headlight Menace.
“The glaring head
light is the unim
proved road. The element of danger
at Is present in bill climbing is ul
most entirely eliminated
proved road, The dang
not
on the unimpre
menace of the
more deadly on
on the
or of
{in
skidding
on Im roads is
proved sO
great a8 it 8
nearsy
ved
! Many old read :
1
v £ yp The fay vk
Bldg CAarriag GUYS,
i 1 » sii » }
tracks diagonally; his
dangerous. On the new
are constructed right
raliroad wh
roads are
he
ings
with the
Where expensive
fuaintenance
ser possibie
built,
must carried on.
other dangers frequently
unimproved roads”
Numerous Auto Thefts
Theft of
automobiles
from unguurded
of the
articles
is
of I lice
the larger cities,
ote
problems authorities,
cially
motor.
and
their
Th
in
annually lose through own
Isis
CNrel PREC ss bags
agegage - and valo ible
packages which in instances
cannot be replac ed.
i was lssued
of
fation in the
many
This statement
tion
Autor
headqunriers the
nobile
Car owners
nation to ald in the campaign again
this form of larceny
% ht
Unguarded mobiles
auto
fireas ole
kel several blocks away,
A. hecayse
the thie
Oil Viscosities Differ
Oils marketed under different trade
will forestall the possibility of dam-
The
service station employee usually can
the motorist of any differ
and when changing from one
brand of oil to another it is the part
Lubrica-
one thing upon which no
can be taken, regardless of
oil filters, rectifiers and other valu
Nees,
tion Is
First Automobile Built
but few realize that the first automo
biles wold In America were
equipped with them,
It sounds odd, but it is a fact,
ing to H.
Rabezzana, research
“hot tube”
heated by
a blow
which had
the motorist—usually
torch, This *hot tube” was
one of the chief causes of uncertainty
in ploneer motoring. It was slow in
reaching the right température, un-
certain in its
to be
fraught with difficulty and danger to
the owner,
The first
were suprisingly
minds and if
spark plogs
bad, the engineer re-
one of them were
ueed in present-day ite would
not last wide-open throttle.
In the intervening years of automo-
tive like otlier
component parts automobile,
and Im-
proved to the end that they might be
dependable, and
lived, As an there are
spark plugs today as nearly perfect as
it I8 possible for men and
to make
introduced
us,
y engines,
# minute at
progress, spark plugs,
of
developed
the
have gradually
trouble-free long-
consequence,
machines
them
Something Easily Made
Is Useful Camp Table
camp table Is easily
four forked stic into
for legs and laying
in the forks, The sticks
cut from nn (ree, should be
thick as your arm sure the height
you want nine
Thi
driving
ground
made by
the
sticks
and
Mean
your table to be, nllow
inches longer to drive Into the
Camp Table Is Handy,
tion--lay
and
wire,
fiat
the cross sticks
in the forks
ten them firmly with string or
The be covered with
sheets but this may
go four flat boards,
will
can
talle may
of bark, be
wide enough
not take up
to cover the table,
3
in the
much roc ip
¢
OF
Speed
Limit for Automobiles
What is to be done with fhe speed
Hmit? Raise,
it? That
leave it as it Is or abol-
that Is
discussion In
The
jit is 20 miles per hour, and
motorists
it should be
d the law against 1 “10 the
be Propon-
ents of this law point to the fact
per hour
instances,
is the question
4
great deal of
a
u
at the present UIne,
think that a set speed
abolished altogether
iin
an
iving
public danger’ restored.
five miles
some cir while !
OH
A
The motorist who saves time at a
crossing may lose It at the hospital.
.
ing is that some fool bumps you from
behind,
. 8
Good brakes also may save jou
from making a “bad break” when in
the downtown traffic congestion.
ee &
yet the
to his
And
“duty”
man who
employees howls like
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good many wes Ker
| caddie.
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beginners. ~—Smitl Weel
Taxi Driver
1 use Champion Spark
Plugs because they help
to make my service
more dependable,
Champion is the better spark plug
because it has an exclusive silli-
manite insulator spe-
cially treated to with-
stand the much higher
temperatures of the
modern high-compres-
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under high compres
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electrodes which assure
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him,
Something absolutely
Crechoslovakia are neighbors
more familiar tags of Canada
Free Slate ng
of the world. Odd-looking plates of
B
IEE
Study to Improve Bowling
Science has been making an analy
sls of bowling to determine the rate of
speed of the balls, how much they
curve and other interesting factors
about them, say Popular Mechanics
Magazine. Dr. L. W. Taylor of Ober
lin college has devised an apparatus
whereby the passage of a ball is reg
istered to the hundredth of a second
at twenty-inch Intervals down the al
ley. A catapult is used to propel the
ball. From facts so far learned, some
of the accepted theories with regard
to a ball's motion have been found in-
correct, but friction seems to vary
with the speed.
He Knew
“What did the check for that dinner
party come to?"
“Me Life.
Ee ee CE
W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 36-1928.