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Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 7

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THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL. Tuesday. March 4. 19327 For cndMouF $octetytGlubs BeautytHeoIth Child Care Homemakingj EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD So Beautifully Slim if 'Dear Edyih Thorn ton cLeod look as old and neglected as bad am so tired after a day at my teeth. "I was quite blonde until a few strenuous job as buyer in a big department store.

How can I pull myself together to spend the evening with my fiance? I am 42 and he is 45 Career GaLw years ago. Should I now wear blonde colors' and blonde make up? Ex. You are too young to be feeling Your make-up should be softer than formerly. If. you color-shampoo your hair to give it a blonde so exhausted unless it is mental strain and lack of proper rest.

A tone, you can still wear your good routine should include 5 minutes relaxation as soon as you arrive at home. Don't eat until you are rested by a shower and a change. blonde colors. Tomorrow Career After 40. (DUt.

br McNmnht Ino.) Radio Station Here Fill a small rubber spray, such L.1 as you use on your plants, with good quality witch hazel and spray ypur body. Then towel briskly to Applies to F. F. stimulate circulation. A fresh for Video License make-up and your outlook will be are! There this wonderful treatment medi-? cates dry, irritated membranes, helps restore normal, breathing, relieves coughs, and brings real comfort in no time at alii For coughing spasms, 'upper bronchial congestion and that choked-up stuffiness of colds, there's nothing like using Vicka VapoRub in steam.

A Radio station KCOM has applied the federal communications frtfsh, too. Every breath of this special medicated sfeam brings deep-action relief from coughs and stuffiness Dangerous epidemic colds are threatening many neighborhoods. So take every precaution against infection. If a cold strikes anyone in your family, act fast and act wisely! To relieve even the worst distress of colds, But watch that exhaustion. It commission for a television li would be wise to have a physical cense, according to Dietrich Dirks, i1 check-up.

8791 32-48 manager. The application was for VDo you think artificial dentures channel 4. 1 really change the shape of a worn- BY SUE BURNETT Mr. Dirks said that a site for the And always rub it on for Here isa graceful afternoon an's mouth? I dread them. I am proposed television station had be sure to use this modern, home-proved style created i a 1 1 in 52 and my teeth are really badv continued relief To insure been bought and plans made for treatment 2 good spoonfuls of Vicks women's sizes.

And it's so neat Eva i delivery of equipment so there continued action, rub VapoRUb and slim, with soft eyelet form-l When you neglect your teeth you would be the least possible delay vapoKub in a vaporizer or bowl of boiling water as directed in package. tag the shaped yoked and brief, neglect your health and your good 1 i of telecasting after the pplica comfortable sleeves. looks, Properly fitted dentures do It's easy you Just breathe'in tion naa been acted on. Pattern No. 8791 is a sew-rite not spoil the shape of the mouth Mr.

Dirks added that he expect txic MCiiui. ijvcijr uicaui uuiico ix on throat, chest and back. Works for hours while child sleeps. It's best-known for relieving distress of any cold for children and grown-ups. ed the "freeze" on new station al- perforated pattern in sizes 32, 34,1 Very often they improve the con-36, 38j40, 42, 44, 46, 48.

Size! tour; Modern dentists are con- VapoRub's special medications jr deep into troubled throat and bronchial tubes riaht VV; ocations would be lifted within 34, 3V yards of 39-inch; 1 yardlcerned with the esthetic as well as he next few weeks, in which contrast. 1 the technical aspects of their work: event applications would be pro tchere worst miseries of colds cL For this pattern, send 30 cents I Unless your teeth are in good con- i cessed after a 60 or 90-day period. In coins, your name, address, size Idition you cannot chew your food desired, and the pattern number properly. Nothing can make you RETURN TO SOUTH AMERICA 3Ir. and Mrs.

X. C. Mc-Claran and their children Marlys and Dorothy, former Sioux Cityans, are pictured in New Orleans aboard the Del Norte before sailing: for their present home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, after a three-month vacation here. i I to Sue Burnett, care of The Sioux City Journal-Tribune 1 372 W. Quincey street, Chicago Ynnn 6, 111.

Send 25 cents today for your Red Cross Drive copy, of Basic Fashion '52. Social Calendar Volunteers to Be shows you how to make your waAirobe do double duty with There -is only the 'family for economical, time-saving -styles. dinner. 1 Tea Guests Today Gift pattern printed inside. TODAY WRONG: The man of the house Twenty-five cents.

doesn't put on his coat to come Council of Jewish Women Jew to the dinner table or bother to ish Community center. A LI women who have volunteered to work in the wom seat his wife at the table. Delta Sigma Pi Delphian Mrs. ART 42-1 AB I E7 I RIGHT: The family observes Classic Handmades Koy Everett. en's division during the annual drive for" funds for the American the same good manners when they R.

C. Eteht Club Mrs. Carl Holt Sinlr? are alone that they do when there Sioux Delphian Chapter Mrs. tea Red Cross will be guests at a OUTFIT GIVES HAiDY STORAGE Earl Krage. are guests.

the Stoppers at 2 o'clock this afternon; at mum Sioux City Business and Professional Women's Club-r-Mayfair Martin hoteL Mrs. M. A. Black- For Iircnularity! mmit hoteL stone, division chairman, and Ver- Sale Priced Salix Study Club Salix Com- A VUKM 1 Dus to Lack of Unlit inon Myers, general chairman, will mumty church. Effectively tteos' vp blfl sinks wrlll outline Tjriefly the objectives of Token 500 Club Mrs.

George Thorn gren. Hot type roir the drive. I Portfolio Club William En-! Mrs. D. WStewart is tea chair- (man and pouring will be Mrs.

A. nenga. Amphictyon Club Mrs. A. Oothoudt.

fM. Davis, Mrs. Fritz Fritzon. Mrs. John Graninff and Mrs.

Hi T. American Girls Mrs. Frazer Eales. 1 1 lindenberg. Bid as You Like Club Mrs.

Ag-' nes ochwarizmyer. lelttticheaiiera end soap. i Drain Pipe Cleaner 18c i Quickly dissolves obstructions in pleeibing and drolnti 16-ci. con. With irtitrvcllcr.u BowI: Il 1 vw.

Terms 311 Li POPPING A-HARPER Miss Margaret Poppinga, Jackson street, daughter of Leeds Nature Study Cliib Mrsj ir if tUat Mr. L. A. Deednck. A Wimodausis Club Mrs.

El wood JnlfburDIst Try nfnJOHNS Bnakftnt Man Doctor say that irregularity may raily kerp you Irom (rrlinK bright and rhip per up to your real for a time. Xovr hrre' a natural food way to combat thi conlition when due to a lack of bulk in your diet. Try Pcttijohn Breakfast Plan. Eat a delicious breakfast of the whole-grain wheat cereal called Petti johna every day for one week. Petti joh'ns the flavorful hot break-fan of whole wheat with all the briut left in.

And fool expert! say bran a. wonderful regulator for those who suffer from lack of bulk in their diet. So eat Petti johns whole-grain cereal every morning for a week and re if your logy, luggish feeling doesn't disappear; and you feel consequently much better, with regularity restored. What's more, natural grain nourishment ii important to everybody's well-being. And I'cttijohns is 100 whole wheat; rich in body-building elements like Vitamin Bt.

Iron, and Phosphora. and Bert D. Poppinga of Lennox. S. and Harold C.

Har- Olscn. Le Cercle du Sacre Coeur Mrs. i per of Lincoln, son of Mrs. Sue Harper of Mondamin, Ia at the Blanch Choquette. Pi Beta phi Sorority Alumna Mrs.

Howard Rudersdorf. home of the bride's parents. Miss Cleaner I Schubert Club Mrs. J. Mc Marian Stack of Sioux City and iNorman Poppinga.

brother of! the Heavy cast iron smi Is flrmhed with add resistant porcelain enamel. Deep sink basin, large left or right hand drain board. Has chrome plated fixtures. Large roomy storage cabinet has two doors. Finished in Dowell, --j nr Sioux City! Policemen's Association bride, attended the couple.

I Wick 18c Auxiliary Municipal building The bride attended business clubrooms. school and has been employed in Ben HUr Lodge I. O. O. F.

hall ISioux City for the last two years, -As--X. Morniiigside DeMolay. Mothers Helps jltep toilets clean! tonltory Wo scrubbing. 22-ex. Her huhband is attending I the jmg bakad-on white Circle II.

AW7v- Mornmgside Masonid gleam enamel. iUniversit-y of Nebraska at Lin temple. coln, where the counlei will live. of the p. t.

Auxiliary con. Save! Past Queens Club of Haffior Tem Mrs. Mary Gleason will be host- Ask About Sears Expert Installation I by Licensed, Bonded Installers ple Mrs. timer Kingsbury. ess tcr -members or iwot my Naomi Circle of Paradise1 Rebekah Two-Tifty club' for luncheon and FREE PACKAGE! Try tottohnt oar mat for yarwtf hew Beiowt o4 affaclros it co imt4 your Mat 00 sddratt fo Pniiotwwv mt4 ai mm4 yoa or blank taka rear flroca for fraa pajekooo of ParKJokM.

Offer spirt Jarw 1932. free fteckoga ear featly. bridge at 12:30 o'clock Thursday 5104 at the El Bon club. I I i i Lodge Mrs. Ann Eyler.

Executive! Board of the American i Lesion Auxiliary Legion home. Auxiliary the4Sioux City Fire- men's Association Carpenter's hall. Mooseheat Alumni Association i Moose home. BY MRS. ANNE CABOT These classic pull-ons are Mr.

and Mrs." John Uber of are guests of i her ways in good taste and fashion narents. Mr. and Mrs C. A. Ol Steel Bath Tubs THY THIS DEUCIOVS and when detailed with hand stitchery and embroidery give an -iHOT-WhOU-WHZAT CZUAl NOWl son, 2510 McFaul avenue.

Mr. Uber, former pitcher fr the Scos, I Sioux Auxiliary 383 Labor tem ple. I Emerald Lodge 23 Scandinavian halL i expensive look. are simple to make so you'll wish to make a pair to match your favorite en semble. 1 iaisea ranern-rronr Less Trim Pattern No.

5104 contains trac ing pattern for gloves, small, medium and large sizes included, material requirements, 'sewing With Sioux Cityans in Armed Services is en route to Melbourne, for spring training with Ithe Minneapolis Millers. Mrs, Uber is the former June Olson, iMorningside Riparians will have a luncheon meeting at 1 o'clock Thursday witty Mrs. J. C. Pentony, 1 11 8 S.

Nekton street. Mrs. A. L. Mudge will assist.

Mrs. R. C. Hughes. Mrs.

K. C. Ainslee. Mrs. C.

H. Dirr, and Mrs. C. E. Burnett will present a-program of brief sketches of prominent women in politics, religion, business and science.

'Modernize 'your bathroom with this sparkling, stay white easy-to-clean rub. Glass-hard, acid-resistant porcelain enamel finish reduces cleaning work! Undersjde coating prevents rust, prolongs life of tub, adds to dollar and finishing directions. Send 2a cents in coins, your name, address and ie pattern i -4 aluel You'llJike the straight sides, flat no-slio botim. number to Anne Cabot, care of The Sioux City Journal-Tribune 372 W. Quincey street, Chi Robert IW.

Sitzmann, navy general storekeeper, third class, has reported iboard the carrier1 Leyte cago 6, 111. for a two-i-week training cruise off i al the coast! of Florida. He is the! Anne -aooi new vioum oi 4 son or Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sitz Needlework is chock-full or grand derigns.

plus exciting features mann, 4407 Grant street. and a gift pattern printed in the Pvt. Donald Rowse, son of C.L CIom Wool book. Twenty-five cents. Rowse, 1312 28th Street, is com CHURCH SOCIAL ACTIVITIES pleting a basic airman indoctrina inwiotion, J3Vi eiora.

to kae wotar not longer. Cs tion course at Lackland airbase, "Hot Hashes" Stopped San Antonio, Tex. Cot Mher evo-melit diot laaiparaure control. Ad(nob' 90 Sgt Burton B. Hughes, son of or strikingly relieved Baby your linoleum to 1 60.

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hughes, 3604 rIRCLES of Whitfield Methodist church will ineet Friday in 63-80 of cases in doctors' tests Stone avenue, is attending the If youTe miserable from the "hot as follows: Circle 1, Mrs.

E. W. mi fr o. -ir engineers' bf ficer candidate school Cashes." and accompanying Irritable. Smith, 514 Myrtle sUeetr Circle 2, resuess -lee lings of uie at Fort Belvoir, Va.

He took basic training at Fort Riley, and with quickcleanins LAN-O-SHEENI Its gentle cleaning action removes all the dirt, yet protects the finish and luster of your linoleum! Try it and youH agree 2V ,1 Mrs. EJ S. Taft, 1715 AY. IBtn ou may De sunering unnecessarily 1 Cellar Drainer Basement flood Insurance! street: Circle 3, MrsTF. V.

Mc- was kept there as a cadre man For inrtettt by doctors Lydia Plnkham's Compound and Tablets brought relief from such functionally- Grory. 415 Helmer street, for pot- to train others before going to Triple bvrners, pro diKe quicker, Kotlr, More even Horn. No poppmg or AoMxxti. ln'V Itmrheon: Circle 4. Mrs.

W- Fort Belvoir. r. 30.03 White Toilet Seats Acid, Stain-Resistant Enamel Bargain 2.99 -Sturdy I -In. hardwood, smooWy round eo. Sturdy Kincjes.

Firs oil standard bowls. Modernize nowl I 1 caused sunering to ana 807. (re Wifh Mdto ii i 11 at i 1 spectively) of the women tested 1 i Three Sioux Cityans have been assigned to the 77th armored nomine, cleans like. M. Rucker; Circle 5, Mrs.

L. Frazee, jl p. m. Circle Complete or striking relief! infantry battalion at Camp Rob tt Martin's tearoom fori 1 P. m.

fUor dry, ImtoW oction, has fyp floerlou twitch, tmty to irutoHJ luncheon; Circle 7, Mrs. A. erts, CaL They are Pvt. Byron son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Test Research has proved these mod lclnes tH-OTOugMf modern in action has shown you where to look for relief from those distressing, nervous, "out of sorts" feelings of mid-life Lydia e. Plnkham's Vegetable1 Compound or new. Unproved Tablets. So'ary pM SuH oil got It p4ot Howe ever trot Swh-ai for baoury. i I I smr.s, x.aeyem Rentel, route Pvt.

John Bark- Nelson, 1705 Palmer; avenue; Circle 8J Mrs. T. M. Finnegan, 2223 W. Fifth street; Circle 9, Mrs.

Roy Cochran, 610 Ross street, and Circle 12, Mrs. George Blackford, ley, son of and Mrs. Frank Barkley, route 1, and Pvt. Ralph MM- wiin aaaea ironi wonaerui, too. or tut 1 functional pains of menstrual periods.) ill I J.

F. Treiber. json of Mr. and Mrs i sets tbroegk wemas's August Treiber, 2412 11th street. You Get Hotter, Cleaner Water With Nqw Gas 1 1 I sysspalkoue eerveu STetesa 820 W.

Sixth street. 1 JiWA SteWaal kAaaa) I Airforce Sgt. Kepneth O. Day is spending a 304day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

HOM ART WATER HEATERS The' Women's council of Mornr Bird E. Day, 4122 Madison street, after returning to this country ingside Church of Christ will have a monthly meeting Thursday at the home of M. Tra vers, 3415 from Korea, where he served 18 PS months as a radar man with the Fused-Glass Lined Tank Fully Guaranteed 10-yrs. i00 Sixth avenue. 1 1, airforce.

Sgt. Day will be assigned t- Stewart! field, N4 at the am iio -i'- ri, Your Eyeglass expiration of his furlough. The Aid society, of Morningside Lutheran church will have a meeting at 2 o'clock Thursday at the Water System Water Softener omatt 40,000 Grain Size! 1 Piston Type Well Pumprj 1 church i with Mrs. John Bader, "1 lit Loye. Takes Crazy! Chances You Could Pay.

Dollars More GEORGE 1 Mrs. Jay Biegler and MjrsW. Sears Low Price, I I I 7.6 GENE Fully automatic 30-gaI. model has new glass lined burner, exclusive external fluel for real Compare the features then the low price! It's quality only at Sears! as hostesses. Biegler And Not Get TRI-STATE OPTICIANS Such Quality Yet.

it ioft.ni hard water AND filters out particles! Improves water's Saves your time, soap, AirWrtfc pressvro twifeh. 250 oaHoe) lank. HJ. overload protected asotor. May Hamilton circle of the First Presbyterian church will meet Friday with Mrs.

H. H. Burroughs, Caesar, I jeopardized a whole empire i for love of Cleopatra. Today, lote still makes people take chances with lives their own and others. Hear how, on radio today.

Listen to the gripping, real-life drama. My True 1 Story, at 9:00 a. m. KSCJ 1360. Adv.

Let vs put your present lenses in a new modern style frame SOS FIFTH STREET PHONE S-3361 i GEORGE O. SMITH GENE KOCTJEN, Owners 2209 Heights avenue. SEARS 300-310 Pierce Street Sioux City, la; Ph. C-0S41 Colorizer Paints, 1,322 Colors'. No Waiting.

Nelson's, 316 4th Adv. i.

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