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The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

what is causing your trouble and
get you well again.
W. r. C,-My son has been
sending me money for the past
few months and / want to know if
he will do this always and should
I quit my job. I don't want to do
the wrong thing.
Ans: Keep your job. buy GOV
EMINENT BONDS with the mon
ey u son is sending you each
month. He has been unusually
fortunate since he made the
change and wants to help you out.
Since you do not need the money
to live on, invest it in bonds.
R. C.-My boy friend has chang
ed a lot lately. He doesn't take
me out anymore like the time we
first met. We are engaged but
I don't know if l want to marry
him or not?
Ans: Well this is the time for
you to give it some serious thot. {.
before you meet the preacher. He
loves you but it Seems to me that
you are feeding him SO good there
at your home, making things SO
/ comfortable and etc that he enjoys
it nor than he does going out.
Have an understanding right now.
make him take you out at least a
couple of nights a week for mar
riage would grow mighty monor-
onous if you don't mix a little fur
with it.
NJ. CT am a worried mother
My son didn't want to go back tc
school this year, and l wish tt
know if | did the right thing tt
push him and will he disappoint
me?
Ans: Indications are that you
did the right thing and he knows
it too....b but his chief reason fol
not wanting to return to schoo.
was the girl he met in August. II
seems to me that he will get over
this affair before he returns al
Xmas. he will stay in school.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11
FAMOUS PEOPLE

FAMOUS PEUPLE
Sister Rosetta Tharp, who is
now singing with Cab Galloway;
mother, Mrs. Belle was visiting in
this fair city last week and part
of this.
OFF THE STREETS
The Well dresser, Phercy Round
tree, the second twin to George
Watts left to spend the week end
in Denver, Colorado. Before leav
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

1t was nobody but Miss Lois
Turner Meyer 1. Stanbury slit
ing in the show Sunday mite, drap-
ped to a line, looking sophisticated
and fine. alone.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

Coming on like a flashlight is
Wardell Hill. He was the first
cat to take the new chic out on a
date. You think Wardell amt on.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

E. G. HI would like to know
if this is a spell on me? What
ever is necessary for me, please
help me?
Ans: There has been nc spell
put on you....no could anyone
put a spell on you if they tried.
You must make arrangements to
go to the doctor for a checkup. /
feel sure that he can find out
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

ments." So that's why she is
stayin' home over the weekend.
BELLS--BELLS-BELLS --
AND THEN THEY WERE
MARRIED
Dorothy Mae Smith,. Alvin Nc
Clarity,
Betty Jean Butler. Don Macheal
Mona ee Sullivan. Zack Abron
Good luck to all!
THE WASHLINE
Lucille Peterson is quite disturb
ed about who Sol Hardiman is TAX
ing to the banquet. Well, my
friend, time will tell.
At the noon hour the fine Mar
ion Watson is quite often seen
much too much spelling to the fine
Willard Wright. Mabee the fine
Robert Jones had better come up
to school daily to lunch. (from now
on.)
LEWIS-A HAD-BEEN
We are knowing that slime was
with Octavia McClarity and Lew
is Baker for now Warren Treece is
the main lick in her world.
B. Whiteside was spotted a few
Sunday mites ago with L.. Willis.
What about this Mac?
LITTLE MAN-HOW MANY?
The popular man about town,
Nate Mills is seen with a differ
ent chic each time you spot him.
He is so small that you don't spot
him often.
Helen King and Charlotte Hayes
had quite a time last week on 400.
We must not let anything come
between our good friendship girls.
Remember: "a good friend is bet
ter to be chosen than great rich
esq.
Coming on like a flashlight is
Wardell Hill. He was the first
cat to take the new chic out on a
date. You think Wardell amt on.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

ing he told his chic, eff you love
me, you will keep my command
ments." So that's why she is
stayin' home over the weekend.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

MI. Woodrow Allen and Willard
ONeal must have asked the air
plane to let them ride it for they
were here over the Week and We'd
nesday to visit their girl friends
and other friends Girl friends
mostly.) Hhey were from Okla
homa and Kansas City.
We heard that George Station is
off of girls for awhile and is plan
ming to raise pigeons. In fact he
is forming a club for cats, young
or old that are interested in this
life. Well, sure thing, we are
glad about this great change IN
Georges life. So all that want to
know more call WE. 1924.
The COTS. had the opportune
pleasure Of entertaining about 2E
guest OH Thursday night at tie
two-in-one dinner. Celebrating
the marriage Of Mona and lack
and the arrival of Mr.. Woodrow
Allen and Willard O'Neal. The
guest spent the evening feeding
their faces.
This is Your Weak to Week.
Girls On The Street.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

L. G. F,-What is my trouble
that l can't become P any more?
If there is anything seriously
wrong let me know?
Ans: Take your problem to
your doctor. he can give you the
information that you seek. I am
sure that your desires will be full
filled in time.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

Also can't figure why w. B. acts
SO backward and simple. A GER
tain chic said she was gonna school
him to the 1--WE.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

Ans: Jealousy is a bad trait to
overcome and the only way your
husband will ever be able to con-
troll this tendency is for you to
help him. He loves you and does
not want anyone else to notice
you....try to e his side of the
problem a while and try desperate
ly to change his ways. Don't sep
arate until you give this marriage
a fair trial.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

Mrs. w. B.-I cannot be happy
with this husband for he is jeal-
Gus and accuses me of wrong ali
of the time. | have only been
married a little over a year and
haven't been happy at all.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

And the ex-driver of the Black
Dispatch reports that he has COM
pletely A forgotten how a woman
looks. He only has eyes for the
Army.
The Omaha guide., 1941-10-11

what is causing your trouble and
get you well again.
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Ruby Bee Preserves 2Lb Jar 29e
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Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
FARM SHOPS ON
MODERN FARMS
Mechanical Agriculture De-
mands Good Farm Shops;
Cverhauling Necessary
WELL-EQUIPPED SHOPS

Once the most important build
ing on many farm, the farm shop
has decreased in popularity during
the last 10 years. R. M. Ramp, in
structor of agricultural mechanics
at the University of Delaware, says
that the present trend toward a
highly mechanical agriculture
makes revival of the farm shop de-
sirable Overhauling and repairing
of farm machinery is an expensive
operation and is hard to justify I'M
less the farmer and his help can
perform most of the work. So
many farmers depend on machine
shops to take care of special jobs.
Most farmers, though, can realize
a sizeable saving in costs of ma
chinery repair if they know how to
select and use a few of the more
important tools. A well-equipped
farm shop can be established rapid
ly when a conscientious effort is
made in the selection Of proper
tools and other items of equipment.
Selection of a good building is the
first step in the establishment of a
farm shop. In most cases, build
ing with door at least nine feet
wide is desirable. This odd width
for the farm shop door is desired
so a binder can be pulled into the
shop. Farmers who make frequent
use of their farm shops say that a
small shop is easier to keep in or
der and to heat. Several windows
in the farm shop building allow for
better and speedier work. And
farmers having electricity can sup
plement daylight with both per-
manent and portable electric lights.
Ramp claims that it pays to pur-
chase farm shop tools of good quail
ity. Poor-quality tools are hard to
keep sharp and lot of unneces-
sary work is required to keep them
in the proper condition. Delaware
farmers may obtain a complete list
+ of tools that are needed for the av-
erage farm shop by addressing re
quests to the Department of Agri-
cultural Mechanics, University of
i Delaware, Newark, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
Ither communicable disease.

other communicable disease.
After consideration of that law,
the society's committee decided to
limit the new bills application to
syphilis alone, unless strong sup
port for widening the bills provi-
sions developed, DR.. Mayerberg
said. Although Dr. Mayerberg has
been active in framing and promot-
ing the bill, its passage will be the
problem of Dr. William H. Speer,
former Wilmington mayor.
DR.. Speer will succeed DR.. May
erberg as committee chairman
when DR.. Mayerberg assumes the
state society's presidency in Janu-
airy. Other members of the COM
mittee, who will remain are: DR..
Lewis Booker, New Castle; DR..
James M. McDaniels, Dover, and
DIR. ]. Roscoe Elicit, Laurel.
DR.. Mayerberg said the pre-
marital bill was in line with legis-
lation previously sponsored by the
society. The prenatal blood test
now required of all expected
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

bare-bulb types Of by-gone days.
They are ''out of the way, so to
speak, yet do an excellent lighting
job while at the same time serving
as beautiful adjuncts to the rooms
architectural scheme.
Bedroom lighting provisions
should include local lights at the
dressing table mirror, mounted at
face height for proper balance. In
addition, there should be a lamp
beside the easy chair or chdiSe
Tongue.
Those who like reading in bed
and who doesn't will find nu-
merous varieties of fixtures that
attach easily to the wall. These, il
used, should be mounted at
height sufficient to permit the
reader to assume a comfortable,
upright position. If preferred,
lamp on the night table may be
used; one whose shade is high
enough from the table top to cast
a good spread of light without
glazing into the readers eyes. You
will find the new scientifically
approved lamps equipped with
glass or plastic bowl, ideal for
this purpose.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

f1ashlight. by the way, had been
switched on, by accident, in my
pocket and had remained lighted
all that afternoon, but the batteries
were fresh so the beam was still
strong and bright. That light was
the only thing that saved me.
THE first log was empty. When I
knelt by the second one, however,
the snake struck Lucky for me, the
light dazed him, and the lunge
went wild. The snake recovered and
struck again, but the fashhght
kept it cornered till could kill it.
Just as ] thought, the snake, a
diamondback RATHER, lay across the
ducks back. By killing it | was able
to recover the duck. too"
Ripley, who at one time lived
with the Far North Ojibway
Indians, has spent a great deal of
his life as a woodsman. A former
guide of Jack London's, he is the
author of several books on hunt
ing and fishing.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
mothers in the state has been sue
cessful, he said.
j. II. Nichols, Townsend, Married

Mr.. j. Herbert Nichols, assistant
principal of the Townsend Gram
mar School, and Miss Ethel Louise
Collins, daughter of Mrs. Jehu
Ross, of Milford, were married in
the Calvary Methodist Church at
Milford Saturday, December 21st,
at 200 p. m. Following the cere-
mony, a reception was held at the
home of the brides parents. Thence
the bride and groom left for a
honeymoon trip to New York
State. On returning about January
1st, they will reside in Milford.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
Test of Courage

Cautiously making their way
through the trackless jungles of a
Central American republic, a small
detachment of U. S. Marines and
native guardsmen were on the trail
of bandits in May, 1928. Under
foot they were hampered by hidden
rocks and tangled underground;
overhead a dense tropical foliage
blotted out the sun.
Every step of the way there was
Danger of ambush, for in guerrilla
warfare the enemy has the adj
vantage of selecting his own time
and place if he chooses to attack.
Suddenly blistering fire from
bandit rifles blazed into the little
group. Captain Robert S. Hunter,
in charge Of the patrol, carried a
machine gun forward to a position
from which to deliver an active
and effective fire on the enemy's
position. A bullet struck him in
the neck.
There was another burst Of fire
and Captain Hunter was struck in
the chest. His last words before
lapsing into Inconsistencies were:
Don't 60 back; 60 ahead"
Twice the patrol was attacked
by an unseen foe which, it was
learned later, outnumbered them
about two to one. A marine and
native guardsman were killed and
a marine wounded. a number of
the attackers were killed.
a marine aviator finally located
the group and dropped medical and
surgical supplies. Captain Hunter
was carried by his men to nearby
village where he died five days lat
er.
This skirmish was typical Of
scores of others fought by the
marines in remote countries where
they have landed to restore law
and order. On this occasion the
Navy Cross was (posthumously)
awarded their courageous leader.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
DAY
SLATED AT U.
On Thursday, Jan. 30th, Live
stock Producers Will Meet
to Discuss Feeding, Etc.
TO INSPECT FARM HERD

Interest of Delaware livestock
producers will be centered on the
University Of Delaware and the
University Farm of the Delaware
Agricultural Experiment Station in
late January. "A. E. Tomhave, act
ing head of the Delaware Agricul-
tural Experiment Stations depart
ment of animal industry, has an
nounced that his department will
sponsor Livestock Day on Thurs
day, January 80, at the University
of Delaware in Newark. After a
welcome by George L. Schuster,
director of the Delaware Agricul-
tural Experiment Station and the
Delaware Agricultural Extension
Service, Claude 2. Phillips of the
Stations agronomy department
will talk on the seeding, fertiliza-
ton and management of Delaware
pastures and their relation to eco
nomical milk production. Tomhave
is scheduled to discuss the feeding
of dairy calves and heifers, always
an important part Of the successful
operation of any dairy farm. One
of the days outstanding features
will be inspection Of the 20-year-
old University Farm herd of pure
bred Holstein cows. Two cows in
the herd are more than IA years
old and have passed the 100000
pound mark in milk production.
Practical Herd Improvement for
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

MEATH has again missed Ozark
IL Ripley, well known sportsman
and writer, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
this time in a hunting adventure
as he followed the trail of
wounded duck in Missouri swamp.
Ripley had been having a days
hunting in Little Black River
Swamp, near his camp. He had
started homeward when two can
vasbacks flew toward him. Halt
ing incomers is one of my easiest
Shots" Ripley says, $50 | knocked
down one and wounded the other.
The wounded one spurted off to the
right, and started after it through
the woods
The swamp was dark and
gloomy, but | kept going till /
came to three hollow tupelo gum
logs. Guessing that the duck had
crawied into one of them, | was
about 70 reach in after it when /
decided to investigate first with
my f1ashlight. l found that the
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
OUCH !! III"
Wait the curb at intersections for traffic to pass

Delaware Dairyman" is the topic
of the talk to be presented by DR..
7. A. Baker, professor of animal
husbandry in the University of
Delaware's School of Agriculture.
Final talk on the Livestock Day
program will be given by George
M. Worrilow, the New Castle
County agricultural agent. Wor-
rilow will discuss Artificial In
semination as a Step in Herd I'm
provement !" Provision has been
made for discussion periods after
each of the days talks so visiting
dairymen will have plenty of OPP
portunity to ask questions.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

Some men are afraid to kiss
their wives: it would put them I'M
der suspicion.
Sometimes it takes three good
preachers to help bury one bad
man.
A prolonged backward look is a
sign that old age is on your trail.
A helping hand speaks more elo-
quently than a gifted tongue.
Devoting a little time in the
morning to prayer is like putting
new oil in your motor.
The best Church advertisement
is a happy Christian.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
By Alice Lee

by Alice Lee
GOOD lighting in the bedroom is
VI more than a CONFERENCE.-The a
prime necessity. Women, particu-
larly. appreciate it, for it is in this
room that they dress, apply make
up, read and sew-and adequate
illumination is essential to every
one of these tasks.
That last dab of rouge, or that
final glance to see IL the dress
hangs straight is of utmost impor.
lance, and it's then that proper
lighting is of real assistance. The
man of the house finds it valuable,
too, in finding his linen, and locat.
ing that Diminishing collar buttoni
On dark days, the bedroom can
be cleaned and busted much more
easily IL ample careless and
shadowless light is available.
Overhead lighting is the main
answer, of course, for It's the only
way you can get light in all parts
OF the room with one flip of
switch. The new close-to-ceiling fix
lures now appearing on the market
are real beauties. totally unlike the
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

10000 people heard their pro
grams. In Mexico City IL con-
certs were given. 1t is the only
group of artists who have visited
all parts of the world, including all
countries of Europe, Egypt, Pales-
tine, Syrie, North and South Afri-
ca, South and Central America,
Australia, New Zealand, The Far
East, Honolulu, u. S. A. and Can
ada.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

would be left to the State Board of
Health.
The bill stems from legislation
passed in 1885. At that time a So
called "eugenics law" was put on
the books without provision for its
enforcement. It forbade marriage
to epileptics, those with any faint
of insanity, or of unsound mind.
those with active tuberculosis, or
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

N ui the Don, a 1900 mile
uvsr which drains in the
sn steppes. There were
y other Cossack districts, as
r mould designate the Trinity
hands Of the South Plains COW
d General Platoff, for whom
nir was named, is a national
one Of the leaders in the war
e.r.iOn which made Napolean's
sn Of Russia finally a mil
n disaster. This group is not
b confused with another Don
ark Choir directed by Serge
hi which toured this country
mr. The General Platoff group
rl world tour, which began
rAn years ago in Prague, this
b their second visit to North
Fsa- Reports from Chicago,
Fnukee, Los Angeles, San Fran
Seattle, Vancouver, etc, indi-
IN enthusiastic reception
this choir everywhere. The
has also appeared during a
zsht at the Golden Gate Inter
Fnal Exposition in San Francis
. February-March 1899, the
iHsign artists invited to par
'ts at the opening ceremony
A Exposition. In all, the choir
made over 3.70O concert al
arss, South America was es-
HY hospitable, go concerts hav-
been given in Buenos Aires
- in Montevideo and "a III
f3 Janeiro. In New Zealand
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
Why June IA Is Flag Day

On July IA, 1777,, the continental
congress adopted flag, having a
field of 13 stripes and substituting
for the Union jack a union of ID
stars on the blue ground. The ami
versary of this day is celebrated in
all the states of the Union as Flag
Day.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

s .,. to the contrary.
d.. pictures Of Allison air.
! Engines In production are
s,.. verse sequence. At right, q
sr ..o 's'na readled for It's frs.
| i ~ 'an :. Above, tn. same motor
~ I.,, 'sar down" department,
.,,,. 'pee'Ion after the run, as
o. !" 9y the Army Air Corps
az aviation engines. -
sssod, :, :, = Production
.. ,s. sa q the automobile industry
! ,'sl''as their first test in turn,
ntas,. loa' automotlve defense
s,r ~. u the Allison plant here
ss.s ssnsral Motors is BUILDING
Vftnt r,,. euBlnes at q
Dssi,,,s y 'oo a month.
y Corn, -. use BY the Army
Va, W.. and the British govern.
ass k,ps 'uslhes. the first Of
u count, ''er Manufactured In
pseiscauon. ouiit to hair-line
aasd to riy,a n part Is sub.
~ assen sIu tests and checks be.
ssl, i r5y., and the completed
~ DUNG NV" vs, an eight-hour tes,
hin poss' which nc It is brought ~
"a down ras '., Then IT is completely Nv
ssNrsctai.n'na Inspected for wear and an
~ ,s,. sSas' reassemblsd, given aas :
VANCE run and packed IN
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses, COWS
and mules removed FREE of
charge by calling DOVER 749 r
10. No animals removed unless call
is made Immediately and no an
imals dying from a contagious dis
ease will be removed.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
IECHORUsN
|p111ER FRIDAY
c,ssack Male Chorus wan
~ at Capital Theatre
7 md Dover Concert
|. ,ecOND WORLD TOUR

u..,e Don Cossack Male :
, P M appear at the Capitol
o WI nnr sE Friday evening
min IN the second concert
sF ~ inscribed for by the
b s'is' ...tive Concert Asso-
q y, rr;dav evening, Feb
.. ~ n.r,tbv crawford, read
: ~ s-osented to the mem
81 Ue Isolation. The even
10 |' n he provided by the
Ii ! teenly anticipated. The
-, are those of the
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

The concrete used recently in a
superhighway built in one single
American state would have built
four pyramids equal in size to the
famous Cheops pyramid in Egypt
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
MARRIAGE BILL
BEING URGED

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aside amounting to ST. ,604.44 making
their present value on the books $685.
1876.
The total assets Of the Central Ex-
change amount to s1,424,617.55 and
its net worth is placed at 1929, $3.50.
New Buildings
During the past year, the Central
Exchange enlarged its main building
in South st. Paul at cost of s109,-
923.69 and with the business expand
ing as rapidly as it is, 1t may be
pressed for room in the not too dis
tant future This building houses the
general offices and the oil compound
ing plant which is under the manage
ment of Joe Nolan Ralph Ingerson
is the manager Of the machinery de-
partment
The Board
Two members on the board of di-
rectors of the Central Exchange are
from Montana; Glen Coutts of Richey
who is also End vice president of
the board and Leo Doheny Of Brady.
Mr.. Doheny is also on the executive
board of the Montana Farmers Union
and a member of the National Legis-
lative Committee of the Farmers I'm
ion.