Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, May 20, 1938, Magazine Section, Image 8

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Glacier County chief. [volume], May 20, 1938, Magazine Section, Image 8
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OBLIGING
"Do you expect that bill you have
just introduced to become a law?"
"No,” answered Senator Sor
ghum, "1 thought it had a chance
I wouldn’t have introduced it It
was one of those occasions on which
it seems perfectly safe to oblige a
friend.”
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Peer Jack
Amy—So you and Jack are to be
married. I thought it was only a
flirtation.
Angelo—So did Jack.
Bis Wsslowss
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enthusiasm?
Sambo—Yassuh, turn nea’ly eve’y
job Ah evah had.
Roon Sorvico
By C. M. PAYNE
It Won’t Be Long Now
Target
By J. MILLAR WATT
Versatile
Young Brown was watching young
Jones admiringly in the swimming
bath.
"Jolly good. You can swim like
a fish," he said.
"Better, 1 reckon," said his
friend. "I can swim on my back."—
Providence Journal.
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REMEDY
After Other BemeSies Fall, try Mrs. Wal
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foot, other skin ailments. Price SOe. Mrs.
H. Wallace, US E. ISth Ave., Deaver, Cole.
PUMPS
THE PERFECTION WATEB BOOSTED
is “the answer to a dry farmer’s prayer.”
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MISCELLANEOUS
CHIMA-GUkOSWAne-BTC.
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True Courtesy Is
Consideration in Action
Between merely formal cour
tesy and heart-inspired kindness,
there is as much difference as be
tween a wax model and a real
woman.
Even formal civility, however, is
invariably preferable to "brutal
frankness.”
The harder it is for a person to
be decent in society, the more he
should practice the social “nice
ties.” The best place to practice
kindness is in one’s home. If one
trains himself to be polite to his
relatives,' he need not fear that
he will make any serious social
blunders.—James Warnack in Los
Angeles Times.
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druffist—more than a miUfon women have
written in letters reporting benefit.
—Wby_ not try LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND?
Love Needs no Drivißf
Love has no commandment. She
does all things of herself sponta
neously; hastens and delays not.
It is enough to her that it is only
shown her; she needs no driving.
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