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Golden Valley News
Beach, North Dakota
August 3, 1939     Golden Valley News
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GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS i I i I i I • Fun for theWhole Family BIGTOP j,~ Banal hal a plan to put an ,rid to "Silk" Fowler's ichcming once and -.R"ED WHEELAN for all. ¢ ~','~ ~ m~.T_..~_." ~ I "~ Roo~..,~ ~,,~ ~ ~.~ I I ~s~,~, ~A%/ } .~..~ ~f. LALA PAE~ZA --She's Sorry She Spoke By RUBE GOLDBERG POP-- For Peace and Qu[et'. Sake By J. MILLAR WATT - ' ' !-T PLAY TW~ ; 5"~ NI~GP YOU ~.~i N.] I I ~ "rlJ~T WHgN I Ogr I ~ a Cheerful News 3 [w..ooes ~n I sE~.~e T~NgON COLD TBUTH J~I love" the bracing winter temperatures of the North. Only sis- sies run to Florida when it gets cold up here. Jenks~Yeabl. I'~m~ broke, too! No TatUe-Tale Rastus--Did brudder Brown gib de bride away? Sam--No sah! He's gwine let de groom fine dat out fur hisse'f. Soolal Lfghts Betty~Aren't ants foolish little things? They work, and work, and work, and never play. Joan~But there always h~ve been ants at every picnic I've gone to, Two Sleepy People First Camper (four a. m. ) --I can't find my clothes . . . Second DiRo--I'll look for your clothes; you go get dressed. Toe Fast "How fast is yonr car?" "Well,, it keep~ about six months ahead of my h~come, generally." FAIDRtt ~0 CalIF By GLUYAS WlL/£q/~ ~I~,HIM 1~4~.,J~, 6~"~ #1~ 811¢;rr~ ~P ~'~I(~I ~ t~- ii ~ ~or C~HP ~f mm~" LEAVES H~I ~N~ I~ W~aE sx~ g~j$ ORr'~ ]dliWr,-5"f~,HP PHOTOGRAPHY ~FILMDEVELOPINI Eight prints and one em 25~ largement or 16 prints for OWL PHOTO SERVICE 113z/~ Broadway, FarEo, N. ii)lll, ~ROLLS D~ELOPE~ 8 Drinta 5 617 Silk enl~ri[ementlk or your choice of 16 prints wit/a~zt e~lsrl~emcnts 25¢ coin. Reprints ~ceO, NORTNWlr~lr PHOTO SEI~rI~E FarEo ~ Dept. K - North Dalss~ Smart New Fashions For Now and Later HERE'S a charming new pat- tern (1784) that gives you a pretty sleeveless dress, with i jacket that transforms it into the nicest kind of street suit. It's de- lightfully simple and cool--verY easy to make, with flattering frills as the only trimming. Chiffon, georgette, silk print, flat crepe and linen are smart materials for this fashion. Girl's Play Suit. There's a place in every girrJ life for the smart little play suit and suspender skirt that button# all down the front. Cool, corn/oft- able and easy-to-wear for summe~ play, it will be nice for school i~ the fall too. The shorts are be- comingly flared, and the blout~ has a becoming sports collar, Gingham, pique, linen and broad- cloth are nice cottons for this out" fit, 1786. The Patterns. No. 1784 is designed for sizes 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 18 re. quires 6% yards of 39-inch fabriC, without nap for dress and jacket with three-quarter sleeves; 2~' yards of trimming. No. 1786 is designed for sizes 10, 12 and 14 years. Size 10 re-~' quires 1~ yards of 35-inch fabriO, for blouse; 1~ yards for shortS; 1% yards for the skirt, without!' nap, -" Send your order to The Sewi,nll~ Circle Pattern Dept., Room 1324~ 211 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago, lIL~ Price of patterns, 15 cents (ill ceins) each. (Bell Syndicate--WNU ServlceJ Decisive Spirit ~q~en a firm decisive spirit recognized, it is curious to how the space clears around man and leaves him room ~reedom.---John Foster. NERVOUS? K~ep MoUvem Clear ~Q1 should often be our very best actions ff only saw the motive~ them.