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Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07
The Answers

I. The S. stamp is the largest.
2. Los Angeles-Figueroa street
PTS miles long.
8. Unexpressed comparison; ex-
pressed comparison.
4. Montague and Capulet.
5. Its Tooth anniversary.
6. 1t is the lighthouse at Nave
sink, N. j., which uses 5000, 1000
candlepower.
z. Silver springs in Florida has
a registered volume of flow of
801 ,000, 900 every "a hours and is
conceded the largest flowing
spring in the world. Enough wa
ter flows from it every "a hours to
supply each person in the United
States with five gallons each. 1t
is the only stream navigable to
its very source.
8. The first wireless distress call
at sea was sent from the East
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07
HIDES
ACNE TRADING co.
China Pots Cook Glass
Hides. Pelts, Furs and Metals
2o13 Montana Ave.-5iiiinss
Branches at Forsyth and Powell

China Pots Cook Glass
The first step in making fine pol
ished plate glass is to melt sand, soda
ash, lime and other ingredients in
huge clay pots holding more than .
ton of the molten glass. These pots
about five feet in diameter, are made
of clays as fine as that in high-grads
table china.
Uncle Eben Busy Man
II ain got no time to kick about de-
cost of livin'," said Uncle Eben- rs
too busy hustlin fob de price"
Angelo Redone
Leonardo da Vinci's great fresco a
the Last Supper" in the Sistine chapel
of the Vatican has been retouched
more than once; several times thu
original nudes have had garments
painted about them.
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07
ASK NE
ANOTHER
The Question.

1. What is the highest denomi-
nation of U. S. postage stamp now
used?
2. In what city-is found the long
est street?
3. What is a metaphor? A
simile?
4. What was the family name of
Romeo?; of Juliet?
5. What anniversary will base
ball celebrate this year?
6. What is the most powerful
lighthouse in the United States?
z. What is the largest flowing
spring in the world?
8. When and from where was
the first wireless call at sea sent?
9. What are the largest guns on
U. S. battleships?
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07
IT'S Balance That Counts

1t requires no more time or eff.
fort to prepare INTENTIONALLY cor
rect meals than those which lack
balance, nor is it more expen-
sive. For elaborate meals can lack
balance, if they are deficient in
minerals, vitamins and bulk, while
those composed of such simple
foods as bread and milk, and
stewed fruits may provide an
abundance Of the protective sub
stances which satisfy the hidden
hunger of the body.
My plea to homemakers is to
give less thought to the prepara-
ton Of elaborate recipes, and
more thought to supplying the food
values that will create abundant
health and vitality. In that way,
l believe we shall take a real step
forward in human progress.
e-WNU-c. Houston Gcudiss-le9e -SJ
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07
A Quiz With Answers
Offering Information
on Various Subjects

Goodwin ightship in the English
channel on January q, 1899. The
old c. @. D. signal was used. The
crew of the r. ]. Matthews, which
had run aground, was rescued.
9. The 16-inch guns which will
be used on the new battleships,
the Washington and the North
Carolina, are the largest and most
powerful guns on any war vessel
in the world. These guns will hurl
2,100-pound projectiles $4,000
yards,
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07

or perhaps 70 nave inherited
the poor teeth of his maternal
grandmother. And if adults
were chemically tired or suf-
fered from NERVES." that,
too, was blamed on circum-
stances that had nothing to
do with the diet.
No one had ever heard Of hid
den hunger! For nutritionists had
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07

NOT YET startled the
world by demon
strating that food
may satisfy the ap-
petite and yet fail
to feed . . that
the absence Of mi
mute amounts Of
minerals and vita
minis may be re-
sponsible for a long
train Of deficiency
diseases W h ! c b
cauSe untOId mis-
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07
Uncle MIG
Says: ~
We Cultivate That Field

Politics offers such a tremen-
dous field in which to be bogus.
What is the greatest pleasure of
an old man? Conversation. In
dulge him-if you have a kind
heart.
That's All We Ask
Laws cannot change human ma
ture, they can but, at best, change
human behavior.
A father with youthful sons
lives perpetually in the midst of
alarms.
If one earnestly wants to be a
gentleman he can be one. The
rules are plain.
Let Us Add Courage
Confucius recommended five
moral virtues-humanity, justice,
order, prudence and rectitude;
none of which is likely to accom-
plish much without stout heart.
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07
The Bslsnesd Diet

Every modern homemaker
therefore owes it to her family not
to plan meals at random, but to
take into consideration the seven
factors that science has deter
mined to be essential for top
health. These include: protein
for building and repairing body
tissue; carbohydrates to produce
quick heat and energy; fats, q
more compact form of fuel; min.
erals, which serve both as build
ers, and as regulators of body
processes; vitamins A, B, c, D, E
and G, which act as regulators,
and help to prevent the various de-
ficiency diseases; water, which
serves as a vehicle by which food
is carried to the tissues, and cellu-
lose or bulk, required for the nor.
NAL functioning of the intestinal
tract.
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07
Planning Meals Scientifically

Planning Meals Scientifically
Today we know that a definite
relationship exists between food
consumption and bodily activity,
and that normal individuals can
usually control body weight by
regulating the amount Of fuel
foods in the diet. We know that
minerals and vitamins play a pow
erful part in building and main
tanning sound teeth as well as
healthy nerves; and that we can
build resistance to disease, defer
old age, and even lengthen the
span Of life by choosing our food,
not merely for its appetite appeal,
but for the qualities that contrib
ute toward what nutritionists term
q balanced diet.
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07
No+hinq Is Lost

Nothing is lost, neither thoughts
nor even dreams. They remain
the soul of the earth, in order to
produce other thoughts - other
dreams.-Pierre De Coulevain.
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07
c. Houston Goudss Offers Practical Help in Planning
Meals That Avoid Hidden Hunger: illustrates
Right and Wrong Methods Of Menu BuiIdinq
BY C. HOUSTON GOUDISS

A GENERATION ago. homemakers approached the prob
lem of feeding their families with but obectves
to put weight their children and to send adults away
the table with their appetes appeased the child failed
to gain satisfactorily, if his teeth crowded and sub
ject decay he said to take after his Uncle Abner
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07

every child, a pint for each adult,
which may be served as a bever-
age, with cereals, in soups, sauces
or made into desserts; an egg
daily, or at least three or four
weekly; one serving of meat, fish
or chicken, usually at the main
meal of the day; a second protein
food, such as cheese, baked beans
or nuts, usually served at lunch
or supper; two vegetables besides
potatoes, one Of which should be
Of the raw, leafy variety; two
servings of fruit, and at least one
serving Of whole grain cereal.
By adhering to this plan, you
will help to supply your family
with the necessary proteins, min
erals, vitamins and cellulose. Fuel
foods may be added by way of
breadstuffs, macaroni, rice and
other cereals; butter or margarine
and the fats used in cooking.
Common Errors in Menu Planning
Common mistakes in menu PLAN
ming are a concentration of too
many proteins or carbohydrates
in one meal; the failure to include
adequate bulk by way Of fruits,
vegetables and whole grain cere-
ais; and the massing in one meal
Of too many foods that are high in
fat.
The following menu, for EXAM
pie, contains more protein than
necessary, and too little bulk, yet
1t is typical Of the dinners served
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07

A Days Food Plan
The various food essentials win
be supplied if the three daily
meals include a quart of milk for
Glacier County chief., 1939-04-07

cry and are responsible for men
tai and physical inefficiency.
Evening star., 1939-07-19
Ten Rules for
The Woman
OF Thirty
Few Helpful Hints
For a Youthful
Appearance
BY PATRICIA LINDSAY.

| Women who have built up inter-
national regulations as beauty ad-
visers should. think, have a few
efficacious rules for us which have
proven their merit during years of
trial.
| According to a prominent beau
tician, it is the woman over 80 who
must start to watch her "Ps' and
"Qs" if she wishes to present a
youthful appearance to the public
at large. For her. this authority has
10 general rules. and if the girl over
80 follows them she will succeed in
looking younger than she actually is.
/. Beware of sunburn-it causes
freckles and discoloration of the
skin Always use a protective lotion,
cream or oil.
2. Beware of dry skin-it is the
preface to lines and wrinkles which
age your appearance. Use pure, fine
powder that will not dry or clog the
pores.
g. Never dress your hair low
around your face, it seems to make
your facial contour sag. A lifted
coiffure lin front at least is more
becoming.
4. Use becoming colored rouge
and lipstick but apply it with econ
omy
5. Always use eye tissue oil on
your eyelids (even with shadow: it
gives your eyes youthful brilliance
g. Never allow your rouge to go
below the corner of your mouth. 1t
makes you look older. Keep your
rouge high.
7. Always use a makeup founda-
tion generously beneath your chin
ION your throat and chesD; other
wise your throat may look shriveled
8. If you wear glasses be sure to
Use eyeshadow to match and inten-
sify the color Of your eyes. You will
be surprised how becoming it will
be.
8. Beware of very large or very
small hats, bias skirts, severe neck
lines Never wear a low decollet-
age unless you have kept your back
and upper arms beautiful (applies to
women over 40 more than women
over 30). One we'll fitting simple
dress is better than three cheap,
fussy ones. If you are stout, never
forget that white and pastel shades
make you look larger, and so do
brilliant colors.
TO- Never wear black unless
frightened by a little color placed
near your face and repeated in &C
cessories. Steer a medium path in
costumes and cosmetics.
Pay more attention to your diet
and your figure. Remember, build
ing up to beauty is the primary rule.
Forget to worry! 1t only ages you
quickly by running your health and
robbing your personality of sparkle.
And for heavens sake do not think
that being over 30 is a calamity.
The worlds most charming and
popular women are usually not dis
covered until they are near 40!
Thirty today is what 20 was only
10 years ago!
Evening star., 1939-07-19
Manners
of the
Moment

There are times when generosity
ought to be curbed. And one of
those times is when you are feeling
generous with your dessert, and
there is sWeet-toothed child at
the table. You may decide that a
little extra shortcake wouldn't hurt
the youngster. And in burst of
good will, you may offer him a
chunk of yours.
That might be all right if it
stopped there But it seldom does.
There are usually other doting
adults at the table who are equally
anxious to please junior. They
also will start passing him chunks
of shortcake.
Once ! saw a child attempt to
eat five complete desserts, handed
over to him by fond relatives. If it
hadn't been for the fact that most
of the desserts fell on the floor, the
child would probably have been in
capacltated for days.
It's not mothers idea of kind
ness to children. And sometimes,
you know, it would be nice if the
other adults in the family would try
to please mother as we'll as Junior.
JEAN.
Evening star., 1939-07-19
Dorothy Dix Says
Trust Is Great Marital Asset,
So Don't Lie to Each Other

The other day young man was
singing to me the praises of his bride
She was so pretty. She was so sweet
tempered and pleasant to live with.
She was SO bright and entertaining.
She was a good cook and house
keeper.
And then he wound up his pane
gyric by saying: And then, just
think. Miss Dix, I don't have to lie
to her. I can tell her the truth. I
can speak to her frankly Just as I
can to a man Why. l didn't even
know there was woman like that!
For all of my friends have to lie to
their wives to save their hides. If
they stay downtown for dinner with
an old pal, or lose a few dollars in
poker game, or buy a new fishing
rod or some fancy neckties, they
have to fix up some sort of cock
and-bull story to tell the little wom-
an when they get home.
Il thought that all women were
allergic to truth, so I started off
handing my wife charming fairy
tales about being run over by an
automobile on the way home to ex-
plain why I was a little late and
kept dinner waiting. Or I related a
narrowing tale of being held up by
footpads and robbed to account for
having only little chicken feed left
in my pay envelope. And I looked
forward rather grimly to a lifetime
of deceit and chicanery, for 1 realize
that I am a poor and unconvincing
liar.
Then, suddenly, one day Mary
laughed in my face and said: oh,
for heavens sake, Bob, come clean
and tell me the truth about what
you do. Your fibs wouldn't fool
baby. I know that the reason you
haven't any money this week is be-
cause you backed the wrong horse,
I know that you went to the ball
game instead of your Aunt Emma S
funeral and that you took the sweet
heart of your mud-pie days out to
Evening star., 1939-07-19
Seat Children
With Feet on
The Floor
Comfort Is Vital
If Tasks Are to
Be Well Done
BY ANGELO PATRI,

When we want to express our feel
ing Of fitness and security we say
we have both feet on the ground,
There is that about the feel of solid
ground beneath our feet that gives
us feeling of well-being, of readi-
ness for whatever comes. Men. and
the children of men, stand upright.
on their feet.
Take a mans feet from under him
and ne is lost. He won't find him.
self, won't feel himself a human be-
ing in his own right again until
he feels his feet secure on the earth.
Children have the very same feel
ing and because they are never too
secure In their minds and bodies,
that feeling is acute. If they lose
their footing they are helpless and
afraid.
Yet how many times do we put
them in such position that it is
impossible for them to get their feet
on the ground? We give them chairs
so high that their feet dangle inches
above the floor and then we are an
noyed by their restless s1uirming,
their lack of interest in what we
have prepared for them. Many a
child has misbehaved at table be-
cause his feet stuck straight out in
front OF him. How would YOU feel
at dining table if you were seated
with your feet in that position? The
child feels just that way. only more
helpless. You can get up and get
out with your feet under YOU, but
he can't. He has to stay with his
feet stretched out under his nose.
How many school children sit with
their feet dangling? One would
think that by this time, after all the
advertising about school furniture
to fit the child, home furnishings to
suit his height and weight, no child
in America would have to suffer the
lndlgnity of dangling feet, but they
still dangle.
Little children are very restless
in church. l have never seen
churcn pew built with any consid-
Grafton for the children. If a foot
rail were set in place so that child
could push against it and so relieve
the fatigue of sitting with legs
stretched out. lot of the restless
ness would disappear, and lot OF
the dislike for church service along
with it.
In every situation where children
must sit, seats should be adjusted
for them so their feet can rest firmly
on the floor The children need to
feel the resistance of the floor be.
meath them if they are to sit any
length of time
Seat child so that his feet are
fiat on the floor and so give him
the feeling Of firmness and security
he must have to perform efficiently
in any field of activity.
Evening star., 1939-07-19

lunch when she happened to come
to town. and what Of it?
Nothing, so far as I am con-
cerned, I am no infant who has to
have her bitter pills sugar. coated.
I never married you under the de-
fusion that you were godling with
out any human weaknesses or faults
or vices. didn't marry you in order
to become your jailer. I want you
to live your natural life and be as
free as anybody can be who is mar
rled. And I shant punish you for
robbing the cookie jar now and then.
All l want you to do is to tell me
the truth about it and not lay it on
the cat
That made the going clear" con-
cluded the young husband. Il tell
Mary everything l do and we talk
1t over and that's the end of it. No
post -mortems. l am relieved of all
the wear and tear of trying to make
alibis that will stick and explaining
them away when they don't. But
isn't 1t wonderful to have a wife l
OOIl nave W 1lc 10! ana am not
. the luckiest man in the world to have
one to whom l can tell the TRUTH"
1t is great pity that husbands
and wives can't tell each other the
truth, because it would save so many
misunderstanding and so much
jealousy. If man knew that he
could absolutely trust his wife he
wouldn't get green-eyed every time
she danced twice with the same
man. And if a wife knew that her
husband told her the truth she
would not look with suspicion upon
every woman under 80 with whom
he enjoyed an interesting talk.
But it is so seldom that married
couples have the courage either to
tell the truth or to take it that it is
no wonder that my young friend was
overcome with joy and surprise when
he found that he had married
woman with whom he could be per-
fectly frank. DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1939-07-19

al lliItS VI dlbiit, SlSll do SIdSSlC
dresses and hats, good sport shoes
and attractive bags, are sure to be
equally as useful next year And
you can still make use of them
through July and August
Start looking at the fur sales?
Well take them up a little later,
but many have already started and
we need not tell you that you get
real value when you buy furs in the
summer And by the way-if the
budget is to be considered you'll be
relieved to have that coat paid for
when you start to wear it -.
Run up cleaning bill? No, we're
not influenced by the cleaners, but
you'll find that all your frocks will
look and feel better if you have them
spic and span. You might even
have that panama cleaned and
blocked
Buy a dark dress? Midsummer
always finds us growing little
weary of light things. and a good
looking street dress of black or navy
does wonders to give you fresh
outlook on life. Jersey, as we have
often told you, is cool. comfortable
and the last word in fashion
Get new white hat? You know
that one you bought in June is
swfully tired"
Buy some costume leWelry? Moth
Evening star., 1939-07-19

ing so changes an outfit as COM
plete set of smart Junk" jewelry,
and for about 81 you can have an
entirely new ensemble
Take care of your skin? Isn't 1t
just bit rough and dry? So much
sun is fine. but when you bake in
1t the results are apt to be a little
trying on your complexion. So
treat yourself to good set of facials,
or do little active work on your
skin at home
Investigate luggage sales? Excel
lent values are to be found, and even
If you don't plan trip in the near
future. luggage is something that
will last you for years :.
LuXuriate in colognes? Use them
generously all during the warm
weather, and they will refresh you
without leaving heavy aroma
which all too often proves annoy
ing
Watch your WaiStline?
Cast an anticipatory eye at the fall
modes on display? Pay careful at
tention to the bustle-effec dresses
which seem likely to be an important
winter fashion note >.
Buy an ostrich cape? The en-
phasis on ostrich feathers is strong
one, and you'll see it often in the
autumn. Many street and evening
hats will be trimmed with plumes
of it, too -.
Watch fashion news from abroad?
This may sound strange, and per-
haps you wonder just what effect it
has upon you. But reading fashion
reports from Paris and London is
just peek into the future and a
chance to find out what a great
number of American women will be
wearing a short while later. Say
what you will sooner or later the
trends set by famous couteriers are
converted into styles for you and
you. :.
Start thinking about school clothes
for the kiddies? We know it seems
as though vacations have just be-
gun, but gathering all the things
that Junior and Anabelle need for
the winter term takes bit of doing,
so the first of August is none too
soon to start. incidentally. you'll
find the most attractive styles at the
beginning of the season. so don't
wait for them to be picked over"
Write that belated letter to Aunt
Agatha?
Have a perfectly wonderful time
on your vacation and resolve not to
send one single post card that says
Wish you were here?"
Clean and polish all your white
shoes?
Get your wardrobe in perfect
shape, add whatever minor things
you need to change its appearance
and snap out of those midsummer
doldrums?
How about it?
Evening star., 1939-07-19
and again because the figure lines
are so excellent.

and again because the figure lines
are so excellent.
Beneath smooth shoulders, the
bodice is gathered to give soft full
ness-and not too much, either
over the bust. The skirt is cut to
high. slim waistline. and flared
gently at the foot. The v-neckline
is plain, cool and and becoming.
Make this of georgette, chiffon, linen
or voile.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1888 is
designed for sizes 36, 38, 40, AZ. A,
46, 48, so and So. Size 80 requires
54 yards of 39-inch material, with
short sleeves and without nap. With
long sleeves. 5'4 yards, with nap; 2
yards to trim.
Send IS cents for Barbara Bells
Summer Pattern Book! Make your
own smart new frocks for street,
daytime and Afternoon, with these
simple, carefully planned designs!
Its chic, it's easy. it's economical
to sew your own Each pattern in
cludes a step-by- step sew chart to
guide beginners.
Evening star., 1939-07-19

tributed would supply each person
in the United States with over 20 a
year.
Lemons that have a fine -textured
skin and are heavy for their size
are generally of better quality than
coarse-skinned, lightweight fruit.
Decay, as in lines. appears as a mold
or as a soft discolored spot at the
stem end. Lemons to avoid are
those that are soft or spongy to the
touch.
One of the promising newcomers
in the citrus family is the Perrine
lemon-a lemon-lime hybrid de-
veloped by plant breeders in the
Federal Bureau of Plant Industry
to meet the need for a lemon that
could be grown successfully in
Florida. This lemon lime since its
introduction in 1881 has come to be
regarded as new variety of lemon.
1t closely resembles the lemon in
appearance, and has a lemon like
flavor. It's lime heritage shows up
mostly in the pale greenish yellow
Of the pulp.
Even before vltamins were singled
out by food scientists it was known
that lemons and lines had certain
something needed in the diet. Sail
ors took along supplies of lemon and
lime juice on long voyages-to pre-
vent the dread disease of scurvy
Today, this something" has been
identified as vitamin C or ascorbic
acid. AS source of it, lemon Juice
ranks along with orange and grape
fruit juices in the excellent class.
Lime juice usually is considerably
lower in vitamin c value.
Besides giving flavor to cooling
liquid refreshments. lemons and
lines have countless other uses in
cooking. Both are good in sherberts
and lces-ln sauces to serve over
cakes or puddings-and in pies. To
make the most of the fresh flavor of
the lemon, add the juice and grated
rind to the filling of pie at the end
of the cooking-along with the but
ter. Beat and pour into baked pie
crust, Or serve it as a pudding
If the weathers too hot to bother
about making pastry.
Lemon Juice mixed with melted
butter and parsley makes a simple
sauce to serve with fish-or over
cooked carrots. Squeezed over
prunes, bananas, a slice of honey
dew-lemon juice tones up the ma
tuTal good flavor. Added to the
whites of eggs in an omelet after
beating is we'll along. y teaspoon of
juice will help to hold up the fluff ="
In making jelly from fruits high in
pectin, low in acid. one tablespoon
lemon juice added to a cup of fruit
juice will usually furnish enough
acidity to help the jelly "jell."