Friday, February 25, 1944. THE CARBON COUNTY NEWS, RED LODGE, MONTANA PAGE SEVEN CLASSIFIED Kathleen Norris Says: fij DEPARTMENT à SEWING ORCLEBen Bernie and Walter Win­ FOR MISERABLE C0LDS- HOTEL ! the way grandma did. She used mutton ched made some years ago, seems a . FIRE GOES OUT mss.H* euet she medicated herself to reliev» perfect vehicle. Now that Sinatra colds’ coughing and muscle aches. Now ■ rnniiT »LOCATED in the Heart of has replaced Bing Crosby’s horses LtlluHl Butte’s Business District. . . . I mothers just rub on Penetro. Has base RATES —Comfort Question: My domestic water sup­ as the leading topic of most of the containing old reliable mutton suet, with AND & m HOTEL $i.5Ö —Courtesy ply heater does not maintain a fire radio comedians, it’s only fit and I modern scientific medication added. Ul* y/ w 25c, double supply 35o. Get Penetro. longer than 24 to 36 hours. The IV proper that Bing and he are arrang­ fire goes out from the grate up. A « 1892 V Y \m ing to appear on each other’s broad­ new fire burns well. The pipe damp­ casts. 10-20 Nurses’ Training Schools er is then left fully closed; the check / A ■ MAKE UP TO $25-835 WEEK as a trained in the upper door has been tried i r. Wi Phil Baker’s “Take It or Leave practical nurse! Learn quickly at home. ffjwngSah* ÄMfiMSi filH -, ooklet free. CHICAGO SCHOOL OF both open and closed, and the lower rimÄ It” is about to become a motion ■ s NURSING. Dept. CW-2. Chicago. draft is left closed. By evening the » ■- ■4 a picture. Twentieth Century-Fox has J Wit m •v • fire has gone out. One questionable -V ■% signed Baker to star in a comedy H a DELCO LIGHT PLANTS point in the layout is the presence N, built around and named for the CBS m i of a row of tall trees about 20 feet Sunday night quiz. “Take It or Rebuilt Delco Light Plants with new plant east of the chimney. Since then her mother-in-law will agree to anything, “everything, that she guar. Large stock Delco Light service parts. Write A. N. McCranie, 2405 Montana Ave., Answer: If the trees were the suggests to lighten an almost unbearable load. * Billings, Mont., across from N. P. depot. cause of trouble you would always have difficulty getting a fire started. By KATHLEEN NORRIS When KIDNEYS need diuretic aid STREAMLINE YOUR TIRES I believe your trouble is caused by Y CHILDREN are When overstrain or other non-organic, improper control of the turn damp­ six, four and less HOUSEHOLD DURING non-systemic cause slows down kidney GRADE III TIRES. Recaps and used. er and the ash pit damper, lt • function, the back may ache painfully. WARTIME Naturally, urinary flow may be lessened— Nearly all sizes. Send certificate. seems that you shut off all drafts, than one years of r M1 > Two Pinafores. WALLY FOR TIRES frequent but scanty—often smarting. "Gel* Great Falls, Billings, Butte, Malta, Mont. age, writes Margaret Fül­ causing the fire to die out because i > Mothers cannot expect to run Ü NE is just as cute as the other; ting up nights” may ruin sleep. ton from Philadelphia, We I i of lack of air. You will have to ex­ their households as smoothly * O both are ruffled, both button To relieve such symptoms, you want periment with the turn damper to have a nine-room house on a quick stimulation oj kidney action. To help FEATHERS WANTED as in the prewar days when down the back. Little sister’s how­ attain this, try Gold Medal Capsules. Thx* find the point of setting where the large lot on the outskirts of capable help was easily ob­ ever, has matching panties! easy-to-take diuretic has been famous for coal will burn slowly and continu­ 30 years for such prompt action. FEATHERS WANTED, NEW OR OLD town. We have big trees and tainable. Particularly where • • • over Ship or write to Sterling Feather Company, ously. When this point is found, a m Take care to use only as directed on pack­ Ü09 N. Broadway. St. Louis. Missouri. big porches, which seem to there are several children is it U mark should be made on the smoke Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1899 Is de­ age. Only 35g at drug stores. Accept no me, today, to say nothing but necessary to keep to the vital P signed for sizes 1, 2. 3. 4 and 5 years substitute. Get the genuine Gold Medal pipe so that the turn damper will the one word ‘sweeping.’ My Size 2 pantie and pinafore require 2% Capsules today. They act fasti necessities—food, shelter and 5 RANCHES FOR SALE be returned to that same position husband works hard, is paid yards 35 or 39-inch material. when the fire is to be banked. warmth. This is Kathleen Nor­ Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1892 is de­ Free Catalogue—Write for our new 1944 The ash pit damper may fiave to $65 a week. We love each signed for sizes 10. 12. 14, 16. 18 and 20. catalogue of ranches for sale. Read the ris' advice to a woman ivith DON'T LET complete description of these ranches at be left slightly open to accomplish other, and we adore Bill, three small children, a hus­ Corresponding bust measurements 28, 30. your leisure in your own home. Orval E. 32. 34, 36 and 38. Size 12 (30) requires Mason, 13M- 4th St. S., Great Falls, Munt. the desired results only as a last Bruce and Finn. band and a nine-room house 31/j yards 32 or 35-lnch material. CONSTIPATION PHIL BAKER resort. If there was anything wrong “What I am asking you is, to take care of. The burden of Due to an unusually large demand and SLOW YOU UP with the draft your coal would not how can I take care of them trying to run this menage on a Leave It” departs for Hollywood fol­ current war conditions, slightly more time • When bowels are sluggish and you Battle Posts Below Deck burn properly at any time. all, and the house, and the lowing the February 27 broadcast, feel irritable, headachy, do as million» prewar standard is running do — chew FEEN-A-MINT, the modem meals, and the marketing, to start work on the film—with Brian chewing-gum laxative. Simply chew Stain From Cologne her ragged. These are not nor­ Greatest Object Few men on American battle­ and keep myself always good- mal times and it fs impossible Foy directing, the picture should be FEEN-A-MINT before you go to bed, ships ever see their vessel in Question: Something — probably worthy of the air show. taking only in accordance with package natured, sweet and fresh? to live completely normally. directions — sleep without being dis­ action because most battle stations cologne—was accidentally spilled on The greatest object in the uni­ my walnut dresser, leaving white Little Bril is in school, five The woman is advised to live turbed. Next morning gentle, thorough are below deck or under cover. In RKO’s “Marine Raiders” (Pat verse, says a certain philosopher, relief, helping you feel swell again. Try spots. Soap and water do not re­ blocks away; he can’t be permitted as though she and her family For instance, when the new USS to cross two arterial streets alone, O’Brien, Bob Ryan and Ruth Hus­ is a good man struggling with ad­ FEEN-A-MINT. Tastes good, is handy Iowa goes into her first encounter, move the spots. Can you help me? were in one of the war-torn sey), eight men of the cast have re­ versity; yet there is still a greater, and economical. A generous family supply Answer: Removal depends on the I ’ve got Bruce in quarantine because at least 2,200 of her 2,500 officers she was exposed to whooping cough. countries and to consider only ceived honorable discharges after which is the good man that comes and men will be able to follow nature of the finish. Trials may be the basic requirements of ex­ months of action in the South Pa­ needed to find the right method. One We’ve all had flu, including William to relieve it.—Goldsmith. FEEN-A-MINT "Tw the fight only through the descrip­ senior, but light cases. cific. All eight have been awarded is polishing with a scratchless scour­ istence. tion of its progress broadcast to “With no help, no didy wash, no the Purple Heart. them over loud-speakers. ing powder, rottenstone, or other mild abrasive; cigar ash may serve. granny or aunt to come in and re­ lieve me, I am tired, untidy, hur­ ize that you and your husband are London whooped it up over the Apply with the finger tip and a few ried all the time. I should do mend­ performance of six-year-old Marga­ drops of a light household oil. Or carrying on the most important busi­ ing at night, perhaps, but in the ness in the world and weather these ret O’Brien in “Lost Angel,” when you might try a few drops of turpen­ evenings I am so sleepy and ex­ bad years like a ship facing a storm. the picture was launched there. The tine or camphorated oil, also ap­ ASPIRI IM hausted I go to bed right after din­ YouTl find, once you take this atti­ newspapers couldn’t praise her high­ plied with the finger tip. If these WORLD S LARGEST SELLER AT 10« A few Drops ner. I’m no company for my hus­ tude, that imaginary duties and ob­ ly enough. She made her screen methods do not take off th*? spots, band; I’ve no time for prettying my­ ligations drop from you like autumn debut in Metro’s “Journey for Mar­ the damage has gone in too deep, Up Each Nostril Quickly Relieve Lightning Repeats self or fixing up my wardrobe. Get­ leaves, and that every day finds you garet.” She’ll play Little Eva in and complete refinishing will be ting beds made, getting food on the discarding some onerous task that their technicolor production of “Un­ Lightning often strikes more needed. table, comforting sobbing babies, you’ve always imagined HAD to be cle Tom’s Cabin,” with Lena Horne than once in the same place, in making Finn’s formula, spooning done. as Eliza and Lewis Stone as St. spite of the old saying. STICKY LEATHER prunes into him, telephoning the Several young mothers in my Clair. Head Cold Stuffiness market—there simply isn’t any end neighborhood have simply moved Question: I have a leather uphol­ to it. Last year Bette Davis was com­ stered chair that is sticky, especial­ downstairs for the winter, and are Beware Coughs Father Gets Tired, Too. not attempting to keep the upper pelled to decline an honorary de­ ------Specialized Medication Works Fast------ly during the hot weather. Is there “William gets nervous and criti­ gree from her father’s alma mater, any treatment to eliminate this trou­ rooms warm and clean. The chil­ Right Where Trouble Is! cal; poor man. he is often as tired as dren’s beds are in the sitting room, Bates college, in Maine. This year from common colds ble? I am. We look at our friends who Rollins college, in Winter Park, Fla., Grand relief from sniffly, sneezy, stuffy distress of head Answer: The leather may be Mother and Dad in the study, the That Hang On have no children, and wonder wheth­ dining room fireplace has become wanted her to drop in on February colds comes fast as Va-tro-nol spreads through the nose, sticky because furniture polish er we were fools to involve ourselves 25, to accept a Ph.D., but she had reduces swollen membranes—soothes irritation, might have been used on it. Sponge the center of the house, and meals Creomulsion relieves promptly be­ in these infinitely worrisome—if in­ are in the kitchen. A small stove to decline again. With “Mr. Skef- relieves congestion, helps clear cold-clogged nasal W|tkML(9 cause it goes right to the seat of the finitely precious — responsibilities. keeps the bathroom upstairs warm, flngton” now being filmed and “The trouble to help loosen and expel passages. Makes breathing easier— If A.VS9 What am I doing, or not doing, that when it is needed. Just making the Corn Is Green” coming up, she can’t try it! Follow directions in package. lÄ’l germ laden phlegm, and aid nature Wf-. makes all this so hard? I’m not a to soothe and heal raw, tender, in­ ,jj change, one mother told me, had get away for the ceremonies. flamed bronchial mucous mem­ :///. natural cook, but I can follow rules, 'A awakened her husband to the des­ branes. Tell your druggist to sell you Ü and I try not to fuss and make un­ perate need of the situation; he ac­ The new Horace Heidt show (Mon­ a bottle of Creomulsion with the un­ necessary work for myself. Other cepted it in a sort of picnic spirit, day evenings on the Blue network) derstanding you must like the way It women must have written you of this A; •; quickly allays the cough or you are and she says that now he likes it. is rapidly becoming a “must” on problem; what did you say to to have your money back. This woman said her mother-in- the broadcasting lists of many Amer­ , them?” , & f? 5ADDLEi^eje‘/vftl,1 law disapproved of this innovation ican homes. Certainly nothing could "SORRY, BOSS, My dear Margaret, I have said to CREOMULSION But she left her mother-in-law in be more dramatic than this attempt for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis •Soap hundreds of them what I say to charge one day of the twins and the to find just the right job for two V/t you; that it can’t be done. Not in honorably discharged service men BUT / FEEL ... these days of war; not under these baby, while she rushed off to do {tv rJJfÆ some shopping. She says the older, each week. And the rest of the Voracious Ladybird a conditions. No woman can manage I woman was a wreck when she re­ show holds up as excellent entertain­ One ladybird will devour 40 with saddle soap or mild soapsuds, three babies, a large house, cook­ it A HUNDRED ment. ■4; green flies in an hour. follow with clean, damp cloths, and ing, beds, dusting, marketing, serv­ turned six hours later, the house a shambles, the children dirty and r // rub dry. Then apply a very thin ing meals, dealing with nursery ill­ jt One of the biggest plums that a ft:. TODAY coat of paste wax, allow to dry nesses, washing, no matter how roaring, dinner not even started, and that since then her mother-in-law Hollywood director could get was A hard, and polish well. Or rub with strong and capable she is. In the M i. ■ will agree to anything, everything, that of directing “The Robe.” It rr- » the stiff beaten white of egg. You old days there would have been a ;■ "w can get the saddle soap at a leather that she suggests to lighten an al­ went to Mervyn LeRoy, who did m grandmother and aunts, to say noth­ < *:;■, mk goods store, where you could also ob­ most unbearable load. “Madame Curie,” “Random Har­ 5111.Cap-Bru5h"Applicalor , ing of a good servant or two, to vest,” “Anthony Adverse,” and makes "BLACK LEAF 40^ tain a leather preservative dressing. help. Today she has to fight on JUST A many other successful pictures. It’ll GO MUCH FARTHER ÉÊ alone. -, DASH IN FEATHERS .7 Find Russian Tough? keep him busy for some time. OR SPREAO ON ROOSTS Paint on Oven Peels Do the best you can, Margaret, vtlUi Question: I have a new three burn­ and keep first things first. Keep the Expert Says It’s Easy V Anne Jeffreys, blonde ex-model, er kerosene stove, and a two burner children in tough dark overalls, Can you pronounce Zhitomir, No- i Zm was on her way to an operatic ca­ blued steel oven. The black en­ serve most of their meals in sand- vogrod-Volynski, Lwow, Orel, Veli- reer when films lured her to Holly­ I ■■ V amel on top of the stove comes off wich-and-mug fashion; have your kie Luki or Novosokolniki? NOSE MUST DRAIN ✓ wood; now she’s getting her first \ To Relieve Head Cold Miseries a every time something is spilled or own meals entirely in the kitchen. It’s as simple as a, b, c—in fact, 1 fF important break in a major produc­ When head colds strike, help nose dropped on it and the oven is rust­ Don’t mourn “niceness” and “dainti­ drain,clear the way for f reer breathing simpler—to pronounce these Russian tion, playing the second feminine I ing. Is there sr black heat-resistant ness” and the “way Mother had comfort with KONDOITS NASAL JELLY. At druggists. war cities, according to Father Kon­ lead in the new Sinatra picture. paint or enamel that I can buy? things.” There is nothing nice and stantine Auroroff, part-time instruc­ Answer: Remove the rust by rub­ dainty about war, and these are war SORETONE WNU—X 8—44 tor in Russian at Pennsylvania State Radio’s “Stage Door Canteen,” bing with steel wool and kerosene, times. Live as if you were in one DON’T LET aching muscles keep college. heard over CBS, helps maintain can­ soothes fast with then finish with a black stove pipe of the war-torn countries yourself; you off the job—if soretone can “Russian is an easy language. teens in New York, Hollywood, Wash­ enamel. Of course, this paint will anxious only to keep your family to­ help. Soretone Liniment contains * Anyone can learn to read it in two ington, Boston and Philadelphia. Not eventually burn off and further re- gether, warm and housed and fed. or three hours,” declares Father Au­ methyl salicylate, a most effective Nothing more. content with that, the “Stage Door COLO HEAT finishing will be necessary. Do not roroff. “In English there are some pain-killing agent. Soretone’s cold Your husband, if he is a reason­ Canteeners” have adopted a fleet of *1* iSU use the oven for several days, or 60 sounds. In Russian there are 32 heat action speeds blessed, comfort­ ably intelligent man—most husbands the navy’s landing craft infantry, And Your Strength and until the paint has dried hard. (Of and only two or three of them are ing relief. aren’t, but perhaps yours is—will and are keeping the entire group en­ course the stove must be cold from not used in English.” ACTION Energy Is Below Par quickly realize the basic importance tertained via letters, and surprise 1. Quickly Soretone acts to en­ It may be caused by disorder of kid­ start to finish of the paint job). To begin with, he stresses, Rus­ hance local circulation. in cases of ney function that permits poisonous of what you are doing; raising chil­ packages. The program is present­ waste to accumulate. For truly many dren in these times. He will see, sian is a phonetic language. Tnere ed by the American Theatre Wing. 2. Check muscular cramps. people feel tired, weak and miserable Mixing Paint aren’t three or four different sounds MUSCULAR LUMBAGO when the kidneys fail to remove excess Question: Please give me the for­ when you point it out to him, that 3. Help reduce local swelling, acids and other waste matter from the for the letter a, for instance, as OR BACKACHE mula for mixing paint for outside nothing else matters except that we ODDS AND ENDS—If hen “Ma­ blood. all GET THROUGH these days to there are in English; a in Russian dame Curie” was in its seventh week at 4. Dilate surface capillary blood 4u< ts latiflus sr txpssurt You may suffer nagging backache, use. rheumatic pains, headaches, dizziness, is always pronounced as in “bar.” New York’s Radio City music hull, it vessels. Answer: If it is white paint that better times. Not what you wear, MUSCULAR PAINS getting up nights, leg pains, swelling. Other Russian letters represent was also playing its seventh week for Sometimes frequent ana scanty uriha- you wish, the following will give you not dust and disorder are important, For fastest action, let dry, rub in du« to cold« tion with smarting and homing is an­ the English sounds of b, d, long e, f, the troops on the Italian battle)runt . . . about IVk gallons of paint; Twenty- not flowers on the table and fresh Charlie McCarthy turns ventriloquist again. There’s only one Soretone— other sign that something is wrong with g (as in go), k, or c, 1, m, n, long SORE MUSCLES the kidneys or bladder. five pounds white lead paste, about little garments on the children when in “Song of the Open Hoad,” with a insist on it for Soretone results. There should be no doubt that prompt Dad gets home. Food, shelter, warm du« to overwork three-quarters of a gallon raw lin­ o, p, r (with a trill), s, t, long u, replica of himself, called Junior, on his 504. A big bottle, only $1. treatment is wiser than neglect. Use beds, baths, and love, love, love Doan’s Pills. It is better to rely on a seed oil, and one-quarter pint of v, and z. Combinations of English knee ... A North African soldier fan MINOR SPRAINS medicine that has won countrywide ap­ all the way, these are what matter. letters, such as ye, ooo, ch, sh, and of CBS singing star Jeri Sullanin has proval than on something less favorably japan drier. The formula given is And these, whittled down to their ya, are used as one character in dubbed her “the girl with the pin-up known. Doan's have been tried and test­ for a small quantity of the finish « ed many years. Are at all drug stores. essentials, will keep you busy Russian. Some of the sounds un­ voice” , . . John Gart, radio’s busiest Get Doan's today. coat. For information on the mixing conductor-arranger, has completed com­ jTij of paint in large quantities for the enough. familiar to English ears are an h posing the original musical score for [i] ;j j Q] ♦Though applied cold, rube­ pronounced as “hoch,” a zh sound facient Ingredient« In Sort- T7J7 first, second and third coats write Eliminate Finishing Touches. CBS’s “War Town" a new dramatic tone act like heat to IncraaaC like the French j, and a ts combina­ th« superüclâl «tipply of to the Lead Industries association, Cut out all fancy touches, all show, series with a contemporary theme, star­ blood to the «re« «nd lndor« If. « glofflng lens« of warmth 420 Lexington avenue, New York. ill beautifying for the duration; real- tion as in “nuts.” ring Ralph Bellamy. “and McKesson makes UP