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Mount Carmel Item from Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania • Page 5

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Mount Carmel Itemi
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Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania
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PAGE FIVE CARMEL ITEM MOUNT CARMEL, TUB DAY, OCTOBER 17. 1944. I OUT OUR WAY By J. R. I OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE HOLD EVERYTHING rTHlS HIVE 16 GO l'LL BET STRAIGHT, PLACE IT WE'LL PUT 7 NO, I AIN'T BOTHERlN VwELu.CUT OUT jif nun CikircTLie I Ain cxirZ.

EZrtT.Z XZA I HIM WITH PRACTlCIM TH' DOuGhnuT 1:11 THIS CURIOUS WORLD By a WAS DESCRIBED AS )ff jn-S A BLOODTHIRSTY S- 5 1 1M THE VERY FIRST i 1 PUBLICITY IT EVER CftXrTj Vxv I A REPORT ZNV BY A PORTUGUESE 1 S. WRITER, IN I69S-I 1 lV; AND THE ANIMAL. Uir ra--v 5i has svvsjz Rr K) THIS UNWARRANTED C3 irr7r7TH'l2 'OREPUTATION. PVt MA30RTOOA OLiTlW A6N0RE STATION, AT SSL SvSE AS Jl I -J A MIGHT 30B THwJ SOMATA RIGHT NOW ffmk BREfxWl 'aImhS SeSi 2 I SpbW "Tl I COULD ETA LET'S SO OVER TCOUert.TrtENj I r'-C SJ RET CH BE- 7 I YOU lu BOTHER I tt BIG THRILL READ- AMD SWITCH HIS GUNi GTAMD BAGk HE XT uESS JU 1 IMG THE. AND THAT PIE TIM A AKSD VOATCH GOT WELF AjGHT TT-T 3)3? CONGRESSIONAL HE WEARS KS HIM GO UP lOwt OF lS fj RECORD r', VEST LIKE A fifei Wft ASLEEP iSM Ci THE worry WAR.T 'ffcli v.

yyKy vSim.V iSrrltr. i. wc. wv'cf 4606 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Again By EDGAR MARTIN Jiffy Gift JtH BOOTS. VOO-Bt SASX.

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PAT. Off. WHRE'5 ELMER IM7 ANSWER: Under Uic 984-loot Eiffel tower, in Paris. NEXT: Do you know where chauffeurs got their name? SIDE GLANCES -gim. ULISTEM rAJVF.MSr.l?,, FACTS WE WE'VE HAQroff HERE COMES THEy'LL MEED A HAND iPac4ll I CAMTfiErwtTH LEARN A LOT JM FELIPE AM'JOSC I UP THE TRAIL WITH THOSE UlOiSOT ll lliS, miSr I SEAUT.

THATS CECONWAlSSAWCE TO KEEP ALIVE. IM THE CART, 5 SUPPLIES; lWfSHWl'Vl THESIS VCAPTAIN? WHIWHERE. WE PLAME5J BUT I tk SV'irfKra RETAKE THE Vv HMFA5TJ "Eaby Mine infant dolls wardrobe! Pattern 4606. so like a real baby's that small girls who receive it squeal with delight. Pattern 4606 is available for dolls measuring 10.

12, 14, 16, 18 and 20 inches. For individual yardages, see pattern. Send TWENTY CENTS in coins Alice Brooks Crccheti in an hour inexpensive, practical smart, either of these toi these patterns to The Mount Carmc) Item. 112 Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St- New York 11 Print plainly SIZE NAME.

ADDRESS. STYLE NlMBER. Send FIFTEEN CENTS more toi the Anne Adams Fall and Winter cords coin purses (or vanity cases) will be every woman's choice. Corde coin purses made of two crocheted medallions a smart gift idea. Pattern 7307 has directions for 2 coin purses; stitches.

This pattern, togett.er with a needlework pattern of useful and decorative motifs fot linens and By MERRILL BLOSSER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Rear Attack Pattern Book full 'ii smart, tabne-saving styles Free pattern foi hat and muff-bag printed right In. book Buy Buy Buy War Bonds and Stamps garments, FIFTEEN CENTS. POP, YOU SURE HAVE A Sot. pop, FOR The moment, lets WELL, MR. WOULD-SE-COMMlSSlOWEB CH ATUIFT-C I FTi PECULIAR.

SENSE I FORGET VOUR POLITICAL. of DiSCUSS VOUR GIGANTIC PUSLIClTy PLAN.1? WAR. AND STABILIZE DIRECTION.1 THINGS ON THE HOME on PEOPLE HAVE PHOWED EXTEND THEIR. SYMPATHY THEy SORRY TO HEAR THAT YOU DCOWMED yw-Nes rCTn eow. iw er wt vict.

inc m. bfc. pt off. SEND FintEN CENTS in coins for thess patterns to The MOUNT CARMEL ITEM Household Arts 259 W. 14tb St, New York 11.

Write plainly NAME. ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. Oui new 32-page Needlework Book is yours for Fifteen Cents more 130 Illustrations of designs for embroidery, home decoration, toys, knitting, crochet, quilts. Those Boys Need WVj "Yes, I appreciate your offering inc nij- job back, but I never realized I was only doing a woman's work before!" AnMiver to Prevluun PiasKie 1W0-T0NED TOPPERS ST! ITiAB.UIEI ICiAiBiR ARMY LEADER riH-UlE S1IO RL-JO Dl IL, fcJ rntYiLlQNP AyTfl eiRr k.a is EiiTr nETrsi I I IMII A 14 Mf I 1 BUV I I I ICwrH. Iy44 BT Nl MKWiiE.

IMC 71 I HORIZONTAL 1,6 Pictured chief of staff of SOS in in vasion area. 5- GASKSIC si QfCTTl 50 Conducted 51 Black bird 53 One who sins 55 Tardy 56 Provide with entertainment VERTICAL 1 Circles 2 Either 3 Sweet potato 4 Solar disk 5 Smooth Diving bird 7 Boat paddle 8 Rupees (ab.) 9 Coins 10 Musical instrument 12 Kinds 13 Chief god of Memphis RED RYDER Better Wait By FRED HARMAN (kJ CshZ "SIOT No7oNLT WOCKEd 5LTT6RT NO, LITTLE eAWEVErtl WHEN fOER CCE5 BACK, I'll 1 RECKOW I'LL LET THINGS 1 njl If i jS 4 I I1. A I M1' 'j I 15 Toward 17 Unexcelled 19 Colonizes 21 Assistants 23 Incursions 24 Opposed to verse 31 Not closed 32 Demesne estate of a lord 35 Flower 36 Pay attention to 38 Sum 40 Lubricator 42 Narrow road 43 Near 44 Silkworm 47 Wager 49 Social insect 52 It proceeds (music) 53 South Carolina (ab.) 54 Compass point ifefl :4 4. Col. 10 Freebooter 11 Garden spot in desert 13 Fastener 14 Instructor 16 Crowd 18 Labels 20 Gaseous element 21 At this place 22 Genus of geese 24 Nuisances 25 Chinese rrfeasure 26 Symbol for tantalum 27 Right line (ab.) 28 Street (ab.) 29 Palm lily 30 Opera (ab.) 31 Mystic syllable 33 Low Dutch (ab.) 34 Symbol for selenium 35 Exclamation 37 Tops of heads 39 Eaten away 41 Son of Seth (Bib.) 42 Body of water 45 Location 46 Negative word 47 Baseball stick 48 Sun cod ALLEY OOP By V.

T. HAMLIN FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger TXS HI II TAKE Wfl 1 6H0ULD BE fya--t' 1 1 -r Kplatoon to stop back in a I mmM-W I I Vis? THE JEEP IS IN A ME NOW! Afi I I 1 rv "rt ia ii ST" I'-'i. Ill ili.L 5 it. fi 41 J42 1 JpNS Tl 1 1 1 1 1 COUSJYARO OUST THREE SOON A6 I KjfWfLL BV WW -Zi 4 i 1 I'. (From American Wool sary, and his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Alban Invited friends and neighbors over for a program of trends are the two Phillip Man-gonc-deslgned coats shown above. The lumberjack style at the left combines a beige-colored woolen top fur-trimmed with imobtruslve collars and cuffs of Persian lamb, civet cat, nutria, beaver, mink, fox and opossum. But even those that are unfurred are Ja.a-r.wcked with costume Interest, achieved by means of dramatic styling color excitement, good-looking belt of saddle-stitched or nall-studded leatV.er. games and a luncheon.

Those present included: Judith Ann Dembauskas, Anita Boczek, Rose Marie Snlpkls, Anthony War-ski, Leroy Snlpkls, Anthony War-savage, Stephen Warsavage, Vnlcent Slmms, Anthony Knott, and the host, Stanley Alban. ah there it is, just lr JTTt i rV. I JtrL 'J i AS HE SAID-WITH ONLY Tl CJU- HUVtex I KjJhsA i jSi with a black woolen skirt and Is trimmed with saddle-stitched black kid belt and kid buttons. The battle Jacket Influence Is seen at the right In the coat with the plnky-bsige top, zlgzag-stltched with black, which Is set on a black skirt and Is trimmed with black Persian lamb collar and cuffs and a nall-studded black belt. NEA Staff Writer BY EPSIE KINARD NEW YORK.

The costume look Is played up In almost every winter coat answering to the name, and a sure-fire trick for putting that effect across Is to use two-color combinations. For come-on colors centered at the top, top-ranking designers use bright fuchsia, American beauty re, pinky beige and aquamarine; for receding colors settled quietly at the bottom of a coat, they use black, navy blue and brown but mostly black. Many of these two-toned coats are VJ4 KEEP FAITH The two draijatlc new themes featured In two -toned co.t;t are the sporty lumberjack stle, Moused over a skirt as slim as an arrow, and tho battle Jacket style, which Is a Ught-colorcd top sst at the hip-bone line to a skirt that flares out from HALLOWE'EN PARTY I A Hallowe'en-Birthday party was "For inventing a transparent oight-bnll so people can sec ahead when tlicy get behind itl" held for Mastei Stanley Alban at his home, 505 east Fourth street. It was the young man's seventh anniver WAR Borjs la belled waist. Examples of both.

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