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Port Perry Star (1907-), 17 Aug 1950, p. 6

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Sli x Rec RSP Tepe 20% FINALY uN g FL Ea Sh RR worth Th a Adan bb ak EA BA AL Ideas Other Women Have Found Helpful I put my cut-outs that come om cereal boxes, paper dolls from Suan. day comic strips, and other little trinkets that youngsters might ea- joy, When friends come calling" with their families, my surprise box keeps all 'the children rovally en- tértained. . : "Our small boys have avoided many bruises on the edge of their sandbox since we've placed their . : sand inside the circle of a large, Things Are discarded tractor tire, Painted a bright color, this adds a gay note In a Mesh-- to their corner of the yard. Vicki Janis, : CE Ne By Rev, R. B, Warren, B.A, B.D, John, Preacher of Repentance Luke 3: 7-29 Golden Text: Bring forth fruits pin of repentance Lage a, ¥ of North A rubber heel nailed on eich of ------ ", John the «Baptist was the last Kk : Hollywood, "foot" of our household ladder .pre- . prophet before, the presentation of.- "Calif, shows #1 vents slipping on uncarpeted floors, : Crows Sa nh ' the" Messial. "He had: been pre- oft her It keeps the ladder from marring 3 ERR ny ; 4 -- announced, (Isaiah 40, Maiachi 4). |. glitter-gams, them, tod. ° AEN ¥ v. 'Those who ook into -such- matter tis mother, Elizabeth; was a' con- Sucased in the : * * . "professionally insist that crows 'eat' . sin of Mary, the mother, of Jesus. Most expensive : dd 5 bugs, beetles and worms. Such diet- f SE | John was a 'few. months older than | stockings 'ever Use a handy. halt-hushel basket -ary habits are much to be admired 5 \ . le made. They . for serving popcorn at parties. Make ny ; anticul FRAGRANCE Jesus. ' ) : : b brig in birds, But tlie layman, particular- . John was sent of God to prepare are of 24-carat a lining for the basket from bright ly the country layman who cherishe: IS SEALED HIS in a, : gold mesh and red oilcloth, (This can be removed y. ¥i a) ; 8. : the way for the ministry of Jesus, + 3 p his final hour of sleep on a summer IN V led : ni the price tag is casily and washed after use.) Then, ) . ! : N ACUUM Ite called the people to repentance. $5000. Vicki enamel thie outside. 'of the. basket - |" morning, wishes that more robins, 8, ol Repentance, as, John saw: it, was displayed them and. add gay designs, such as a say, and fewer crows, were addicted not merely regretting that you had at a hosiery, ..to the early bug, beetle, and worm. scallop around the top or fire- crackers, For serving bowls, I de-: "done wrong. It was turning from fashion show Crows, to be blunt about it. get up ' 5. but he did notice that cer- that wrong forever. These people { » i ; 7 « i in New York 3 . i mich too early in the morning.. rew Corn Before somes, ; . nrossed" ove 0 . : ; : : corate coffee tins to match the bas- : 3 A tain plants yielded more and stood Ww ho expressed. even with tears, City. She didn't A Tet; i And they get up much too full Columbus Landed drought better. their colleery nf pe sm, Ju say whether + . . : of noise. Noise, not song. Compared terry . He saved the best plants for seed dic not break with it, had ro place or not they When making pot holders, I had to a crow, a robin is a shy, retiring It is something of a shock to instead of reating thém. And that's with Gidge in need. It there were oe sun-prodt,, no "stuffing" handy so I tried using --virtually--voiceless bird. » realize that, except for the recent all white men did about corn breed- more of that today, the sceds of : 38 Seles a fw of the strainer pads from our How a crow can eat anything and " development of hybrid corn, the ing until 30 years ago. Lonmunism would not find such bide probably filtdr-type milk strainer. They quilt | still make all the noise he does is a : wcient Anfericans knew just about Origin of rn : 3 fertile soil in our country. To the nd them beautifully, wash e wall well, and major mystery. Particularly in the 1s much as we do now Rein bi sorts lose Jasvie diy inquiring tax-collectors he said, easy 10 Fx. 3 { 1 My NX L carl morning, He doesn't pause gC My Ws : tant shadows of time. Archacolo- "lxact no more than that which ; ac a'ready cut lor round pars, 1 y I b A 3 Fhink what the Indians were gists have found cars of corn cobs is appolted you" While our fax intend to try them in -a fancier ne enough between squawks to doing before Colu s sighte ; : Si ily Tien 2 > [8 " ; -di swallow nat. : Jong fore Comat Jitned the in tombs, campsites and trash heaps 0k Sustein 35 BESET odin: Johirs Yess to use as hos dish pads on wall yo " het Je sos i New Yoru im ; a cy were that existed a thousand years be- thrust at the spirit of greed and the dining-room table. pa Ei A yx 2D i fismg ent 32008, a Hig elvaces fore America was discovered. Cen- extortion has a thousand applica- : : * : : everybod within 4h pul ph p wd irrigation ditches. Fhe yde- tral or South America was where tions, Likewise, the soldiers, who b When a recipe calls for crumbled Ten > n Fo mes radius veloped special planting methods to corn originated, researchers guess. were the police of the day, must not w= a = potato chips, 'cooky or cracker Sleeping. UF Crows, can ) L rouse the whole countryside. fitdry-land areas. They had found i : : i itv rocurl 7 crumbs, there's no fuss or muss if : : | By the time Columbus came use their authority to procure € ' / ' ; that two. non-competing crops Wey ae Mies Moston My ao bribes. "They were to. be. content... Wh € be ET A Rill dull moment on a farm, you place them in a transparent It wouldn't be so bad if a crow ~ gown fy the same feld--gich as nada to southern Chile. Most in- with their wages. The three points ME = "And when yoy're the-buslest-that plastic bag, then roll quickly with a could sing. All birds have a vested £4 corn and beans or corn and squash | Coe FO ion area was | tecorded have to do with wealth. 3 ET ral Ae is always the ime when the unex- | rolling pin. You can see when the | right in song. But the crow is simp- gave a greuer "total, yield hap i three pA Seton MeT Those who have it, are to share it. Tew En TW AE 3 pected happens. " ctumbs are just the right consist. ly the loudmouth of birddom, the ¢ither crop grown separately. Ter and the Guatemala-Yucatan | Those who are making their living HRONICI ES Oh dear, another storm coming | _ency, aud there's no spilling." A antithesis of song. If his diet were They had developed practically | SH O00 eed th musi do it in an homest and. up- aden up. Well, it may not. be good for | ripper-top refrigerator case is ideal; | keyed to his voice he would subsist all the basic varieties "of corn by Ey 1058 ae 5, SD C1 right way. <| the wheat but it's grand for the otherwise, simply fold the open end entirely on coarse gravel, cockle- the time Columbus came--pop, i ng iain Srilimations But Joba. say merely preparing by INGER ARM clover and gardens. 1 am particu- over and fasten it firmly with a. burs, rusty nails and broken glass. sweet, waxy, dent, floury, flint. The hues, lip , a, oer IN the people for the coming * of Gwendoline OD Clarke larly interested in my vegetable paper clip. Instead, he eats corn and heans and . Indian corn grower didn't know jut pout So Yue wily £0 Christ, who was. greater. John bap- : anh 1 garden this year because I am try- : os fruit and little birds and small anything about genes or chromo- frean, £oeh beli Suppor ed compar. tized with water: Jesus Christ bap- Wil $0 many. storms wandering mg a few cxperiments. For one To prevent furniture scratches on' chickens and. cggs--and, of course, atively little corn. The open prairies tized with the Holy Ghost. | around in this district during the thing our garden isn't "where it your floors, remove the cork sec- bugs, beetles and, worms. And on : < did not have trees-to give: Indians John got into trouble jor bis last few weeks it seems marvellous: | should. have been. The garden plot tions from bottle caps and glue to such a diet he manages the rough- . shelter and water. And the. tough rugged preaching on repentance. that our wheat should be cut and and the yard surrounding it was the legs of offending chairs. est, toughest, least musical sounds H --prairic._grasses made da sod that Herod, living in adultery with his stooked without damage or hin- fenced off and givén over to the * x * i oil wings. : . : the Indian cultivation could not brothers wife, did not like being | trance: But-so-it-isHowever-it-is--|--cowsfor-a-cuple-of weeks: 'That was -- ~----Treat--your--next--batch--of --cup---|-----Of -one-thing -we-can-be_thank-_ ! lick. Caer reproved. He "imprisoned - John, still in the field and we have had in the carly spring' when there was cakes to a simple and tasty frosting ful. Nature: saw to it. that crows ERO LC : _ Tudians found it casier to terrace Later, at the instigation of the avother bad "storm this afterrioon so very little pasture and Partner that's made in a niinute. Just add don't cross with owls or' whippoor- - re 2 \ mountains, dig irrigation ditches | wicked adulteress, John was be- , $0 3 will bea few days vet before figured feed for the cows was more a thin chocolate-covered cream mint wills or other .night birds. 1t some- : ! and kill trees. Cultivation methods Leaded. But the judgment will vin- wheat will be "fit to come in--al- important, than garden for our- to the top of cach. cake as you take times seems that that fortunate ¢ \ were simple. If ground -was bare, dicate John" in his faithfulness to Hous . 3 go), diving wind. Can sclves. Eventually 1 was allowed a the pan from the oven. The mints circumstance is all that enables any- 0 o corn was planted in holes punched God-and- his méssage. viork wondérs m a hurry. little corner off the oat field. It will melt and add an unusually che in the country to get any sleep a in the soil with a sharp stick. Some- I SR It has been quite a week, espec- was the end of June so .it didn't delicious touch. at all.--The New York Times d £5 times the soil ws worked over with Maki Fl ff R py last Thursday. In the morning scem worthwhile putting in very |: * x x SET : . ) "wooden loss of Timussel shells--H---- Aa KINng riuily Rugs aie GIA Ne ay Hl the _much anyway--a few beets, carrots, | When bedroom - slipper soles ; - ; : there. was mutch vegetation, it was From Scraps idler J, went ofidto gel my LiciTics peas and beans and one dozen to- wear out before the tops, I trace | Tet i ee et RO i] 3 : : hole & for canning. In the afternoon, -in mato plants. But what we-had we | the ou : PLITTING ; 4 cut, left to dry, then burned off: 3 the aiddic ohithe Hrevitable chery a . the outer edge of each slipper on a Rus { Indians learned long: ago, how. Beautiful fluffy rugs can be made pitting job es gris Yh ; RR 3 hor propeiy. Parines ov heavy mattress ticking. Then I cut ] to get rid of trees without .a lot from scraps of cloth usually thrown 1 : kes his. | . 1 on b Hed: Dollons. a) Mater when. ths around the outling and press-a 3. of work. They girdled them (hacked away, pieces so small they are of I Ho ae weather: wes [Sey snd 1 howd ad inch edge under. I sew the new y Bid ae 2 , } tween jobs. He was in distress, his weeded our little patch very thor- sole over the old cne, tucking and' ; away the bark in a circle. around no use for any other purpose. latest adventure in farming not hav- oughly." . 3 g a ] I Ti he ! 3 , . ure. in larnung not hav oughly. tacking the edge. under carefull ! the tree). Then corn was planted From the larger pieces cut cir- ing panned out the way it should : : : "oe Al i ete he dead trunk . lly . ! y My first experiment was in plant- The result looks fine, wear well ) between the dead trunks. : cles about three and onc-half inches ---although through no fault of |; 5 i : 1 ) : 0 tested 1 | etd nt eo y grou ing the tomatoes. Following direc- and slides easily across the floor. nce cleared, ground was plants in "diameter. Pinking shears- 'make Johnny's So here now was i : : ; y d A . phd ¢ ys. 0 y tions which I had read in the Farm- Tor added comfort, the soles can ] cd to corn. until continuous crop- them more attractive. Catch the Ichnny, bag and baggage, including re : : : v ter y | . : ; fertili . . J AD J ' udi cr's Magazine I dug a hole 18 inches be innerlined with cotton padding -. ping and crosion drained fertility center of each circle with strong a week-old calf! Then came milking 1oDE ; ; aE Ef y A deep for each plant; stripped off all or- comfortable sponge rubber cut £ from the soil. Then the Indians thread and fasten _six circles to- time--and I had reached the stage the leaves except the last two which to fit cither moved on or used fertilizer, gether to form a pompon. ' of getting some of my cherries into just rested on top of the ground : * * * 3 SEE EIN : . . y . ; - : iE ina 2 A fish was placed in cach hill Sew these pompons onto a firm jars. Before 1 could finish Partner when planted, Those plants are now Pockets on dresses. and aprons of corn. One acre planted with fish foundation (canvas or duck is asked me to plione the "vet"-aund bi ind : o? J : BS) ¥ torn, A S . : gger and more healthy looking won't tear at the corners if you lay ty | was said to yield as much corn as good), about two inches apart. to call Bob from the field as he than some plants I have seen start- a small pleat in 'the top of the : 7% '™ 1 3 oH n H ; Ty » . 3 FRE] | 'three acres without fish. In South Pieces too small to be cut into would probably be needed. Why? cd several weeks. earlier than mine. pocket before sewing it on. This | One Yd: " America, the guano beds were circles may be cut into picces that A young heifer was apparently go- I have them staked and keep the leaves plenty of room to put your 4 ar 35 prized as highly then as now. 'may be widely different in shape, ing to have plenty of trouble giving suckers nipped off. I expect the hand in without strain on the cor- 4 J FOR JUMPER SIZE-2 Special tillage methods were de- but should be spmewhat uniform birth to her first cali--she had al- fruit will be too late to ripen but .| ner. i = | "veloped to fit dry-land conditions. in size. ready been uncasy most of the day, at 1 it will be i i $08 iH 4827 SIZES 156 - ) : ; ; : ' ; east it wi e an experiment in . . yrs. Along the sandy Peruvian coast, Use 10 or 12 of these picces for oh Jose) my cherries to one side growing. A flat curtain rod such as used ; ; 3 » H and di Iw . ; Der : 5 dry sand several feet deep was cach pompon, catching the centers y gic as Fas Sal ge a And then the peas and beans, for draperies makes an ideal shoe (82 4 dug away. Then corn was planted | of cach with needle and thread, and arse, was at the far end of the | peas, as you know, don't like hot | rack if fastened about four inches \) in the moist soil underncath. form a pompon the same as for | farm. In due time he and I came | (on (0 CF TT cl from the floor. ee ee Joa In wl z ctl I I dvi . down the back lane; the vet arrived : giving Liem, 4; ¥ * * ----In_what is now the southwest | the round pieces. } 0 i ; maida mulch treatment--pulling up weeds * £450 United * States, corn was planted Prints, feed sacks, "ginglhams or |" Jom (opposite direction and. poi he in thick rows either | -- Machinesstitch--down the --centet . 2 i in hills 6 to 10 feet apart, with as almost .any kind of material may w Wy Tea asemiled, in the barn side 'of the peas and beans. The of your 'cloth tape measure (a long, REE Oy many as 15 or 20 plants iii a hill. be used. The worsted and woolen kits guid the Nat li pro- beans are in bloom and the peas loose stitch) to keep it from tangl- RELIEF 3 eo he 3 This practice persists to this day. materials make especially lovely ticed her: cali- unaided and alone have ever so many pods. Now I am ing easily. Makes it last longer, IS LASTING One yard, 35-inch fabric for this Wiiy? It prodices niove corn. than LOY, 3 probably about two minutes prev- ty oa Rae: bd bon too. . ; For fast relief from headache get Salting Tsien Sper n Shee 2 '| 'any other method, Plants on the Another type of rug can be made nuslye Asta hep es Wa 1 will fill properly with this treat- : Rh INSTANTINE. For real relief get : Je yard oR Deis pesmi, outside of the hills protect the in- from discarded clothing, bedspreads, |. oss i Ep ome i ment which should prevent the Though our own children are INSTANTS, For prolonged relief ot a yard lo ee Ligh : 2 h ner plants from the hot, dry winds. draperies, or the heavy, plain-color betici to: Les sate 1 72% y roots from drying out. And of grown up. 1 still have a box where i NSTANTINE | - per as sundress now, later the whole Indi dtl 1 ; feed ks. Thi I x ¢ safe than sorry any- |} ' €s, more people every day are a Ear Indians used the corn grain prin- eed sacks. This one has the advan- |, 0 ohecially with beef the price |; COUrse, once you mulch the plants | s---------------------------- finding that INSTANTINE is one thi, : garten! Pattern 4827, Toddler sizes cigatly-as food. They batelied, pop- tage of being' more quickly made. |. js Imagine what we would have '| Jour hoeing job is over as none of ISSUE 33 -- 1950 to case pain fast. For headache for 3 1.23456 . ped and ground it. They ate it as Cut strips- on the bias, about lost if the heifer had disd! the rows arc much more than a md rheumatic 'pain, aches and airs of ' ' ' ' ' b : 2 A H H - . . : . * . . . ET ; a ] This pattern, easy to -use, sim- roasting cars. 'Early records also three inches or a little less in Well, it was after supper before foot ADAH; That is one of Louis. : colds, for. neuritic or neuralgic pain ple to sew, is tested for fit. Has tell how Indians fermented corn, width. The width of the strip deter- I got back to my cherries and 10.30 rom ield's theoriés--less ground Upside down to prevent peeking. you can: depend on INSTANTINE to complete illustrated instractions. made alcoholic beverages. mines the depth of the pile. Gather when I finished them. But don't ! under cultivation, mul¢h treatment : bring you quick comfort. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Other parts of the corn plant the strips through the center, using accuse me of being to terribly slow | i better results. And less work! Si3|AlE 3|0|3161S INSTANTiNG is made like a pres: (25¢) in coins (stamps cannot be | were not wasted, Husks were woven the ruffling attachment on the sew- --I did four. small baskets before Another idea I heard about--but J|L|vi8| VI 3|¥]|Nn]2]0 o piion of thies proven medical accepted) for this pattern. Print into sandals and mats. Stalks were ing machine, ' I was through. Which I forgot at the 1ie='s 10 LIVER 3I.LIVI&IFO ! tablet uauaily brings Lis Sy is plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, tied to horizontal railings to forin Sew the gathered strips, an inch Next morning at breakfast I ask. SPrinkle corn meal thickly around VIA| IR 313 V|L v3 fast relief, np Stanty, STYLE NUMBER. walls of buildings and fences. In apart, onto a firm foundation. Can---}--ed- Partner "if < the heifer was--glt-- the root of the tomato plants-when--1---- py JOM 3IHI|S 3d Got Instantine today (225 e Send order to Box 1, 123 Eight- Mexico and Guatemala, thicse build- vas or.duck could also be used for right. "Sure," he answered, "but Setting hen in the ground. That 3|7|a|N| I |d 3 : and always * = centh Street, New: Toronto, Ont, ings still _arc_common today. this It is important to use sturdy her sister also calved during the suDposet to. reyes stew rot: FIN] Id Nl lal 449 Kk hangy = %/4 / A - a w= cause it will wear' out much sooner night so now we have two fresh root = mail N13 SI3[s] 1A 3 . ] > : 8. Correlative of 30. Musical s* matcrial for Ye foundation, be- heifers and two bull: calves." Other Papers y ASS IRYIVIZIRS] HB] : --, WwW elihiap 31 Lif than the pile will. And that's the way i ' ; La os er - rors aa CROSS ORD 9. Requite 13. Partais P y it goes . .. Pull Boners Too! fe) o|38|W v PUZZLE 10. Salling vessel 34 Rejatives : 2 ! LINN ©|0 12.Toble ; £2: Mineral snring ™* tia motion The Better to Pull 'Em? alv|o| 1 LINS]LIN[I[d Bnd eet Ti 257 : Lr ACROSS 2 Fntertafned 'stcuments _\ 35. Couples Dentist, long established, wants Sl¥OIN]YIW (J Jobiet hole $9 1 1. Malayan carioe 3. Supported by 16. Orlental -- & 36. Kiloliter 2 to purchase small tractor.--Chicago | : ' : 8. Toray Hares 3 Aonk food a 19 Ep 4 Headland Herald and Examiner. : : = 1 : BAe ies 'totrunacer- 21. Streaked "the wind Powerful Pussy : 2 pe enn Ls CL ef j 1 siinbing plant ' EET 5 , Ne ihematien) Hy ria ot ily The cat picks up the house, in : ers : £0 "18 Shoulder + inspector 26. Hurl 44; Flow back its mouth, carries it upstairs but . = eo 7. Man's nfek- "27. Stitch 47. Bone. never harms it.--T&re Haute paper. . } 3 17. Mixed-up type name .. 28. Spire ornament 49, Forever High Time "No dull days Roget : 18. Tablet : ay y : Be, 20. Color. - NE e r JUS, Scentists to visit America.-- with me # 21. Cistern : ai fit Shand ER 5 22, Ancient Greek May ll po 1 aly Si a ae city y . wa A FH Cook In fat, : Pumping steam from a thresh- ys have a 38 Goole in | ing machine engineer has heen con- . NUGGET 28: Samuel's guld¢ tinuous for several days.--Couneil | : "". eae 3b. Eating ear. Bluffs paper. Sin shine. . , phe is Scaring the Bunnies to Death? 2 - : : is molsture 'He had heen haunting rabbits all SETS = ' a3. Slender tod : das with a ferret. --Philadelphia Give leather a '36. Novel by - ' nquirer. £ Freee ee ; : J 5 - Lg - : A ». Rider Haggard 3 Laying Down on the Job long, bright life p i 3, Contemptible : JR, bread 'baker, is the best with Nugget « NS Hel "lodfer in town.--Greenshurg Revi ' hoe lish > 39. Look steadily ' § ¥ Review, : ; 41. Operatic : : a . S Po es ; op heroine Climbing up a 'wrapped box on : = sloth J a thelf; an ant saw a friend scurrying ; : bee Needle shaped along the opposite cdge ar a great OX-BLOOD, BLACK, AND ALL SHADES OF BROWHN . oR a8 Obtain. ¢ Super-Marketing--Two Berlin housewi it their new | th ne & : Tag Dacoma lass" > » pe Mar eting-- wo berlin housewives {tr out their new "Where on earth are you hurry = siggy nient, : "shopping car," designed by Helmut Butenutl, German atito- ing 10?" inquired the first ant. 477 YOUR SHOES "chariot J . mobile engineer. The car. weighs 540 pounds and has a 6.2- | "Don't you see?" panted the | THIS S1, Lacrosse goals horsepower rear engine, The designer says it could he sold other, "indicating" aliead of him, MORNING ? Late for $450 if produced on a mass scale, "It $ays: "Tear abong dotted fine.' Cy . A * 3 147g ; eg : i . : v * 5 3 : 2 5 ' : rok . , ALA A J . y : .

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