The West News (West, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1933 Page: 6 of 9
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THE WEST NEWS
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Famous London Palace
of Historic Memories
The old Georgian building known
as rhe Horse Guards occupies the
•lte of the tilt yard of Whitehall pal*
Set, whlih Henry Vill took from
Cardinal Wolsey up a the latter's
downfall. In this palace the great
Queen Klttuhcth held her court. In
front of It Charles 1 was beheaded,
and at Whitehall Charles H led his
merry life.
The Horse Guards building dates
back to the middle seventeen hun
dreds and is an excellent example of
Georgian architecture. An archway
under the clock tower leads to an
open space facing St. James' park.
Through this archway only the king
and a few highly privileged persons
may drive.
The space beyond Is the scene of
one of t.melon's most gorgeous pag-
eunts, the annual "trooping of the
colors" on the king’s birthday. On
this day the royal guards pass In
review before the king with their
n gimental colors Hying Pictur-
esque uniforms of gorgeous hues,
An-* drilling and a distinguished au-
dit nee combine to make this one of
the greatest of the "free shows" of
old England.—New York World-Tele-
gram.
Dr. Pierces Pellet* are best for liver,
bowel* and stomach. One little Pellet for
* laxative—three for a cathartic.—Adv.
• Why She Weeps
A girl who weeps copiously
throughout the hay Inter scaaou Is
told by a Chicago medical publicist
that It may be caused by furs. Then
again, many fur coats are the result
of tears.—Detroit News.
How Acid Stomach
Makes Itself
Known to You
.......................................:
HERE ARE THE SIGNS:
• Nervousness Frequent Headache* ;
: Neuralc ■» Feel in* of Weakness j
! Indication Sleeplessness
* Loss of Appetite Mouth Acidity
Nausea Sour Stomach
A uto- in t ozica rton
WHAT TO DO FOR ITs
TAKI—2 teaspoonfuls of •
Phillip*' Milk of Mag- •
nesia in a glass of water •
every morning when you •
get up. Take another •
teaspoonful 30 minutes •
after eating. And another !
before you go to bed. !
OR—Take the new |
Phillips* Milk of Magnesia •
Tablets — one tablet for •
each teaspoonful as di- !
rected above. !
If you have Acid Stomach, don’t
worry about it. Follow the simple
directions given above. This small
dosage of Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia
acts at once to neutralize the acids
that cause headache, stomach pains
and other distress. Try it You'll
lee! like a new person.
But—be careful you get REAL
milk of magnesia when you buy—
genuine PHILLIPS’ Milk of Mag-
nesia. See that the name “PHIL-
LIPS’" is on the label.
ALSO IN TABUT FORM
Each tiny tablet
Each tmy tablet is the
equivalent of a teaspoonful
Of Genuine Phillips' Milk
of Magnesia.
MEMBER N.R.A*
WHITS l
Hr PAT MORBf
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia
IiIRVS
Cooling, soothing
Minllitil.il inn relieves 1
I he pain. Promotes
quicker healing
MENTHOLATUM
Scales on
Scalp-Hair Fell Out
Terribly
Healed by Cuticura
“My ucalp bothered me terribly
•nd there were scales as big as a
ten cent piece over it It itched so
that I could not keep my hands from
my head and my hair fell out terri-
bly. I did not rest This lasted two
and one-half years.
“I saw an advertisement for Cut!-
cura Soap and Ointment and Bent
for a free sample. I was surprised
at the difference in my scalp after
using, so I bought more, and I used
two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two
boxea of Cuticura Ointment and my
acaip was healed." (Signed) Mrs.
Kugeno Hunter, R. D. 1. Hunlocks
Creek. Pa.
Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c.
Talcum 25c. Sold everywhere. On*
sample each free. Address: "Cuti-
cura Laboratories, Dept R, Malden,
Mass.’’—Adv.
OUR COMIC SECTION
FINNEY OF THE FORCE
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pore mom here
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HE WU7 — AM’ HE'f
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fed Him LOIKC
A PRINCE” AN’
HS'LL BE HANffitJ’
/ROUND HERB
oiowwTwe HIM _
A LAWDWICH—YBZ-
ALWAYS -Till me not
TO LET SlCH MiN IN
-TH* HOUSE—But He'j
VNiLLod’ To WURRIC,—
Hunger Hiker
J A tOt OF L
VtlURRK HS
KiN PO IF*
HE'S STHAfct/gD
MUM’S THE WORD
Mr. Monkey—During a little conver-
sation I had with the lion Just now I
asked him If he was the king of
beasts.
Mr. Leopard—And what did he say?
Mr. Monkey—He said he was, hut
he made me swear not to tell his wife
be said so.
ALL ARRANGED
OBEYED
First Actress—Many and many a
time, my father Implored me not to be-
come an actress.
Second Actress—And I suppose that's
why you never did.
NO CROWD
“So you think Kitty made a very
suitable match.”
"Tea, Indeed! You know what a
nervous evHtnhle rlrl ah* was, well
she married a composer.”
GARDENING
TO®
vswf
Aw
“Suburbanites are divided into two
classes.”
“How’s that?”
“Those who think they know how
to raise children and those who think
they know how to raise chickens.”
BONEHEAD
“As long as there was another
boarder In the tame bouse you bad
somebody to talk to.”
“Ye*, but as there were only the
two of ua there was nobody to talk
about”
Wlfey—I wonder why we are grow-
ing tired of each other?
Hubby—I haven't an Idea.
Wlfey—Yes, maybe that Is the res
sou.
IS NEW ORDER
TO RULE WORLD?
Possibility Seen as Outcome
of “Machine Age.”
When Samuel Butler wrote in “Ere-
whon” of a country In which Inven-
tion was a criminal offense and the
destruction of Inbor-snving devices a
function of the police he was looked
upon as n sour philosopher with a
warped view of a scientific age. Now
ho Is quoted almost with approval.
The last two meetings of the British
Association for the Advancement of
Science brought forth addresses
which were written more or less In
his vein nnd In which the scientists
themselves demanded a nicer adjust-
ment of the social and economic ma-
chinery to the spirit of the labora-
tory. Sir Alfred Ewing. Sir nsluh
Stamp and. of course, the dogmatic
H. G. Wells are others equally con-
vinced that the machine threatens to
outgrow our cnpaolty to control It
unless we mend our social ways.
When we examine the method
whereby we are to master applied
science we find little tangible. In
his presidential address before tl>p
British association Sir Frederick
Howland Hopkins renewed the fn-
mlllur demand for “nn organization
of the best Intellects.” bent on gath-
ering knowledge for future practical
services and the creation of “a reser-
voir of synthesized classified knowl-
edge” on which statesmen can draw.
But how his house of experts can he
hitched to nn American congress or *
British parliament he failed to tell us.
None of the numerous students of
science In Its social aspect seems to
have recognized that the process of
adjustment to science nnd the ma-
chine for which they plead Is going
on under their very eyes. In Soviet
Russia, In Fascist Italy nnd In the
United States attempts are riow be-
ing made to adapt Industrial nnd eco-
nomic life to science and the ma-
chine. Whatever the outcome may
be, it Is clear that the laissez-faire
policy of yesterdny Is alrendy giving
way to partial control.
We have been told that scientists
are destined to become rulers who
will study human needs nnd direct
social evolution as objectively as
they now prescribe the proper com-
bination of vitamins for caged rab-
bits or lay down the correct method
of splitting the atom. Instead we
find them acting merely ns advisers.
Nor do they protest. Like the rest
of humanity, they realize Ihnt there
is something repugnunt about a state
governed by a caste of experts, and
that a party hosy with a definite per-
sonality. whatever Ills failings may
he. is more appealing to the multi-
tude than a henrtlk^^>pdy of dis-
passionate engineers snd clietnTsW
whose Intelligence Is never ruffled by
unger or love.
To the politician the emotions and
Issues of the moment nlwuys loom
Inrge. To the scientist the truth and
the future are nil Important: for his
Is the business of systematizing
facts so that exact prediction be-
comes possible. While he reeogtUaes
the Inadequacy of mere partisan or
even national politics In dealing with
the technical problems of today, ho
shrinks from administrative responsi-
bilities. So very much does he pre-
fer the adventures of discovery to
the handling of men that it Is diffi-
cult to thrust upon him even the
presidency of a university. Give him
a chance to demonstrate the way In
which science can serve the commu-
nity and the assurance that his free-
dom of thought Is not to be restrict-
ed or Ills standards lowered to gain
a political victory nnd he will bo con-
tent It Is ns a servant that he pre-
fers to piny his pnrt In reshaping
society nnd not as a laboratory dic-
tator.—New York Times.
H*v* Animal* Soul*?
A letter of Mnrtln Luther to his
little sou John ha* been long pre-
served for the reason perhups of a
remarkable statement that In heav-
en children huve not only npple trees
but nlso small horses with golden
hits nnd sliver saddles. This Is usu-
ally understood to be a poetical fan-
cy based on his nbundant faith, but
from what one reads nowadays
about anlmnls. It may not be only
fancy. Another theory Is thnt
animals commonly perceive an ap-
parition, even when humans see
nothing. It seems surprising to
read of the shades of dogs and
other creatures returning, nnd re-
minds us of Luther's letter. One
terrier Is reported to have ap-
I>enred with Its deceased mistress,
rushing up the accustomed stairs,
and growling In her defense, nnd a
child In the house, pointing to the
figure, called “Bow-wow!” — Ex-
change.
VrtlEH SMBS Hf
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Her Wild
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Faster Relief Now
From Neuritis
Real Bayer Aspirin “Takes HolS’ of Pain in Few Minutes
Now comes amazingly guide relief
from headaches, rheumatism, neuri-
tis. neuralgia... the fastest safe relief,
it it said, yet discovered.
Those results are due to a scien-
tific discovery by which a Bayer
Aspirin Tablet begins to dissolve, or
disintegrate, in the amazing space of
two seconds after touching moisture.
And hence to start “taking hold” of
pain a few minutes after taking.
The illustration of the glass, here,
tells the story. A Bayer Tablet starts
to disintegrate almost instantly you
•wallow it. And thus it ready to yo to
work almost instantly.
When you buy, though, see that
you get the Genuine BAYER Aspirin.
For Bayer Aspirin's quick relief
always say “BAYER Aspirin.”
WHY BAYER
ASPIRIN
WORKS SO FAST
Drop 1 Bayer Tablet
in a glass of water,
Noteliut BfFOHE
it touches bottom, it
has started to oia-
W&at't doe* In this
glass It does in your
stomach. Hmc* l*»
Does Not Harm the Heart
Retinol Helped
My Skin In 3 Days
"When I decided to try Resinol
Soap and Ointment, my com-
ptexion was x sight from pimples
and blackhead*. I hod s horrid,
muddy looking skin and when
I used powder it looked even
worse. After three day* use of
the Resinol Ointment and Resi-
nol Soap, I could see an improver
ment. Now all my friends tell
me how wcU my akin look*.'*
(Signed)—Mr*. M. N-*
to*.«.*■».■«. St. Louis, Mo.
At all druggittsl
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