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U A total lack olVltamlrl BI In the diet causes poly-neuritis. The when! gorm is recognized n: a useful source of Vifamin BI, Cubs arc nmdc from whole when! in which tho rvhorlt germ la retllirlcd in its entirety.

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Cubs conlzlln the whole wheat - "the prccinzls wheat germ, the brsm, lhr: r ' rrzlls. And - lu addition to ll ng a source of nourishment and cnergy, they are also ck. ulllfully tasty. The nut-like flavor of the wh-zlt ls blenllvl with mellow malt to make it more enticing still. Give the family a real treat. Serve Cubs tomorrow for breakfast.

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’oma|1’s Re alm v. Social and Personal v. Fashions v. Literature

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARI““'

i Dorothy Dix '1: LetterBox =

mllcs from home they plan In nlarry soon.

taken advn

patience.

Answer: 1 think an unequal

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conllnue m do so to the end of the chupler.

who llus boon through colll-ul- and llilkl uxpurll-llce lll muklllg nvr owJn

llvlll_., .s a wbllulll, \\':'l'1l<- flu

yl-‘l -o‘d boy ls sllll a boy Mill lllflfl‘ or l{'& ol ll (llllll. lfc ls udoll-s- ('(‘ll!_ Ullforlned. lullllulllle Clluugenblv, Wllll no PX])(‘l'l(‘ll(‘(* 01 lllc. And for a wonllul of ‘.- lo lll1ll‘l‘_\' lulu ls slmply crlldlc~ snlllvllulg.

She llovslvt know what he ls golng lo be llkv when he ls grown up. She doesn't. know wllelhrr he l: going to develop mlo the man shr wants for a husband. And. worst of nll she takes a long son at lllf‘ chance that she w.ll be the kind of will‘ he \\'1llllS,

Furthermore. whcn a l‘0‘.\'l\-ll]'7 woman mnrrlcs a hobblc-dc loy boy. she can't help bossxngz lllm lo sllv he: life. 110v altitude is nbvays mrllcrnn‘. and she lrels that Mother kupws llesl, and lllfll. doesn't sol, very well on uny mas llne mach. 1

Also, women ZILLL‘ lnsil-l" l and slur wlll bu more than .u<'.l;_v ll l he flOCfilll cur [nod of her and la 1| lll. love wltll some glrl ol hls Gull‘

ago.

l cermlllu llllllk ft ls lloullllg lJlll. I colllmou honesty for your (laughter ' her (ollcgle debt brlol'l' sne s Tllill. ls (l, orb! of honor.

- lsc whoever lonl. hlrr lhc lll(lllt‘_\‘ ‘llslud lll‘l‘ and lrlcll lo llvlp 1101,, and she wlll lldll blurk lllgraubudl- no a luck o1 luoral lvs1)01lslbl.lly' ll she dclnlllls on her contract.

No doubt she lulelllls Lo work and replly Llle nlulley alwl‘ she 1s mur- rlod, bul ll will nor be so l-asy to do us ll sllc were single. She may haw buull-s and ll0l. be llbc l0 work oul- . slde of her home. or her husband may Luke llcr money, as the hus- bands ol working “Ufllfll frequently do, for his own use.

‘lllcre is no benwr lcsl of the de- sirllblllly of a. murrlage than Lllflt‘. lll-r hvr '.\"l\ll Lo lllalrry unlll sac has pzllll llVl‘ kl('l)l. and l: shc sllll wants lo lllzlrry‘ luv boy Lhell, he wlll have l grown up lulu she Wlll, m. JCaJL.‘ know wnal. she ls doing.

Children Often Change a. Man

Dear Dorothy Dlx-Is ll possible for a, man w make a good husband when ll. ls upparcnl he ls llOl. fond of (‘lllltpilff he pays no allcnllqn Lo youugslers, as most. people do, and seelns as afrald o1 a baby as if ll. were n. will anunal. Docs that. show that he has no tenderness ln hls hvarl. and than he would make an UllS_\'l’ll])lll.ll6llC husband? 1 am on- gugeu l0 marry hlm and we o0 not. llllcnd Lo have any cllllurcn.

ANXLOUS FLANCEIE.

Answer

A man’: altitude toward children has nothing L0 do WILh the luncl ol a husband m: will nlnke unless his Wlli‘ ls one of llle women who caul. be nappy u"lu.uul. a. bnby ln ller aruls and he is Lhe type ol man who regards all babies. as brats.

There ure not. nlarly men like ulul, however, and ll. as llOLlO€8bl0 that. whcn they do marry and llle slorl; accldcnlly (lfllpg; ll llme bnn- (ll? ll-om heaven on Lhclr doorsleps, tllvy chnngc completely" nnd lac-come nllnosf. fanatical lulllcrs, You see ll, 1s slTlIDQG, but true that we all find sonlcllhln peculiar y lovable ln our children final. no other person's CllLflTGII ossess,

Cwlfllfl .v ll. l5 no lndlcatlon that a lnlln hasn't. a good heart. and an glfll-rllnnlllee nallll-e her-film; m. dovsn L gush ovcr Lhe occupant. ol

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Soak the bread 1n wpic and Inn squeeze dry. Crumble ft my flnc and chop the crnlons. these lightly fn the melted butbrr and add with file bread and inc beaten eggs 1c the ground meat. Benson with wit. pepper and nutmeg and add the (shopped parsley. The mlx- burc should be thick enough lo mould info small balls. so 1f ll‘. lsrvt. srkl another slice of soaked bread.

Now re-honl. the water ln whlch the pork was cooked. Add more scasrmlngs fl‘ necessary and a couple of bny leaves. when lhla ls bolllng dmp ln the dumplings. cover and let. cook gc-nlly for l0 mlnufcs. Youkl better break one open lo be surl- it's (lone. for the llme (lPpNl-fi‘; ml how blg you make lhem untur- ally. But to serve them, cover a platter wilh ‘hot. sauerkraut. lhcn arrange- lllf‘ dumlflluls ovcr fhnt. nllrl sprlnkle llghlly with carawny

seeds. 8am this will} mashed newton

in a. lime whlle her in that. she wlll rcgret. 11a _ not 1n her class either ln ace. cdufifll-lfln or 8X-

eibher party. I-our wars‘ dlflcrence lll the aEPS (l

Tllelr tastes ore formcll. And ll they lluracl um"

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GIRLS MAKE MISTAKE WHEN THEY MARRY YOUNGER BOYS

It is More Infatuation Than Love When Youths Ignore the Age Difference- Today’s Letter Box

Dear Miss Dlx~My daughter, 33 yearn old, l: tc-achlng school many She has fallen ln love wltlll a bov He has no nlnncv savvll _ salary, not. enough 1.0 Sllllllllfl. n family. borrowed the money on which l0 80 1° COUPEB and 1 tell her she has no Ylllhl. to luarly before she has pald this nlarrlage and fiul slhe should pay u first. ant than the moncqv m _ ls so much younccr than $11G ls Zlflfllhfll. _ \ few years nc would be twllr-luz her wlnh having

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who ls only 19 and and only a small

debt. She plans to teach all?! sh payluc ll off, bu: l clnlm Bu! evcn more lmllflrl-

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c of his voulh. I rlls fmuallon vvlll wear off and vlug marl-led a boy who is

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Wh l; d _ zll nk? a o you lMRS. M. F. M.

" u lllfarrlage will bring no halJDlHf-‘Sfi l0 f a man and woman ls a matter ‘ll‘ tlllrlics, bocuurc bv that llmc they ’l‘.,cv know what they dc- ll lllllcr lllUll llley wlll ‘Hllllblllllll-ll‘, and steers clear ' lllllu _\oungslcls_ who want. lnu lll-‘l. um: ul Lllllr all-

vwry | of all

Bun when the ,. , ,. . . L thl- boy 1s 19,1; ls an entlrcly dffl- lullllyougs cssus on llls llnulacula e firm!‘ pmlwsnlol" A 11 o! “a lvlulll‘ luen lire shy of Clllldlvll-

]'l‘lll-_\ ouul llullllv “lllll. Lo say w lllun, nor llou l0 lrulll l._.clll, uull . so llll-y" mold llll'lll as ulurll as pos- slblc. OllllT men like peace and quiet null lllt noise ol l'llll(ll'tl\ gels upon lllell‘ llUl'\\'l\. ‘Yllcy l-llvrlsll lllwlr lllld cannot. bear lo have as Hull‘ lllell" llne books ~ s dllll wrlle luvll" llzllucs on Lllvll" old lnullolllllly.

'l'.lll‘_\‘ ll0\'('1‘lll\'ll.\! their frlends wlllll clllldreu ll) come and vls.l. them, or 510 l0 houses where Lllc youngsters rcllllluge through the nousl- llkc a Lroop of wlld lndlaus.

l lhc llllln ls a Herod a: heart. It. ls.

‘nlerclv 8, fOl‘lll of scll-prolecuonm And wlulc he doesn't. wanl. the soc- .cly bl ulc pcacc-buslers, he prob- ablv glvcs large conlrlbuuons to the (Jl']lll‘l\ll llsylums.

\Vlll‘ll_ er you rhlnk children are lllilc nllgvls or devils depends upon \\'llf.*'lllL‘l‘ they are yours 01' an- Lll‘l(‘l' b.

Bad llnblls Do N0; "Make" l; Mun

1X81‘ Nllss Dlx--My Boy Friend nPllllUr smokvs Hill‘ drinks, but. he 1S! ullnklng o1 clollll; bolh bccuuse, he, says, mull lClbillU lllm as a slssy, and lll‘ llUUnH l. lLUl 3L: ll ht! M0112 d, 111311 becuusc he husllL any vlcvs. 1 nmln- l Lrun 1.11am. COllblfllJflllg he ls llol. sold! on snloluug or drlnknlg, wny do ' Ono gels- enough baa balms wlllll- uul. purposcly allrlulg any more. If ls nor. lllul. l am llua-llsl. llls smoking

A lllKlllL’, ll urlnk now and lllcn, bul.

my hcuvclls, “n; slolllu llc ma. llolv? DOM. t\l\S\\£‘X'

Why, indeed, wnsldcrlrlg that

sllloklllg and (lrlnklng cost. a 10L ol money Lllllb he could spend on llullgs lllul. he really cnloys; Lhal. ~ lllliC ll lob cl lllllt‘: Llllll could be prolllablv \llll)lO)'l‘(l and add llulnlng lo l ls lu-ullll or llle expect- ancy. (Jerlullllv ll seems the hclghl. Ol lolly l0 clllllvllle a bad habit mat you don't onyoy.

But many men do 1t. Possibly lt is Lhe copycal lll them that. nukes lllenl reel lllcy have 1o do whan other mCIl do wllulhel‘ Lncy like ll‘ or not, and Llllll to live up to the ideal of the UJJ-llllill they have to get drunk and smell like a tobacco factory. DOROTHY DIX.

GENEROITS IRISHMAN

BELFAST.»-ICP) — Fbllovlzlng a brolldvzlsl by Clvlncnl. Altlee, Lord Privy Seal, vxplnlulng the EJncrg-l enc Powers Act, 1, Belfast. man sen the govcrnnlenf a cheque for £500 ($2,250) to nld the war effort.

cnslwnuou or IRRIGATION

HOBART, Australia — (OP) Tasmania's mosr ardent champlon of lrrigatlon, Wllllam E. Shoo- .brldgo, died hero ac 94. He made romparalivcly barren lands ln

l southern TflSmil lllB. hop-produclng.

A favorite patient at a Toronh woeks-old fawn suffering from l Injury, offll-lals think, when her so young to In lucklng, "Penny"

vlsllorn and Mlendnnln (llp the! foundllng llckl ll. from their

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Fawn “Adopted” By English *

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mm». GOOD -BY, GENERAL

Ewvry Sunday, when he took .5 weakly walk with hls daddy the llve-{vcnr-old son of a W811 lfllbwfl Ohlcago amwmey lnslslted upon belng taken to the monument. of Shoridnn on h-‘s prunclng steed. which stands n1. the head of Lhe road named for hlm. There llhe llut-le boy would stand in reverent 'acmlrat.icn before me huge slamue urllll lb was Lme In go home. 1A5?- week the famlly was gelntlng ready to move m the South Side and llhc youngster begged to be taken to sa-y good-by lo his favcrrme sbabue.

"You lake Genera a lol, don't. you. son?" renlarked me fa-tvher lo hls vwrshlpplng offsprlng.

“Oh. my, yes! He's sum a beauti- ful horse." sighed flhc chlld. "But, daddy, who's that sltltlng on him?" -The Advocate (Chicago).

‘The world's flowerlng plum ls watermeal, about. one thlrLy-secmld of an inch 1n diameter.

have a unllversal appeal.

Suoml ls wihnt- llhe Nuns calll tllelnselves; Flnlnnd ls line Swedlsn l name for llhe country.

Suzy, the mllllner, launches - | wry birds perched ln flight on gh- cmlvncd narrow-bummed ccnotlere.

when nuned, bot-h iron and aluminum are combined with other lmebals and oxygen.

Tlhe Rlolyul Nartfonal Lifeboat Xn-

i bur L‘\‘(‘ll llJlS l.» no lnolcallon tnaLiSlfiI-UIIOH 11115 been TQSIPOTNVJIQ T0?

saving 60,000 live: since lts founda- Llnn 1n March of 1824.

Shcphccd checks, afoul - bu, hclmd‘: mom are pamculnrly goodl pamterns in black and white flab-i rm for spring.

Squlrrels do not crack nuls, they gtlawv flhem.

TAHPETA CHECK! FOR SUMIMER

‘finy black and whlbs sllk taffeta dheolcs wlll be used, for mme, of the nslwesn. summer ensembles, | parlllcularly for Jacket coemrmes fcanurln p frock wlth mc-tclvng e50 mammals W111 be used ln connection wlm aocesscfles of brlllliant. colors such as rm, gold orange and vlvld blue, Some navy, and white ls also ln dsmand and l-here ls a snmll bum sLyle-vvecglllledl lnlcrcst 1n brown and white checks.

Classic small elglll-lllcll shepherdl checks are favorites, and tlhelrc ll also czmsldemblc style lrlllenesk. m cmssbrlr checks wltlh tlhL-n whlme cmsobars on dark ground-i Unllke the shepherd checks. this type ls mostly seen 1n navy blue. i

Tlhe Ubrclry of Congress in Wash. ' lngmon is the largest ln the world. It oonmafns 5.826.126 prlnted books and pamptllms; 1,421,285 maps and; views.

Oomhfnaltlmls of tweed mm klnlt- ted fabrics are develcpsd a1, dress- making shows 1n Lmldbrl.

_,___ Thcre seems to be llmblc doubt than belge will prove one of tlhc

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blg s lng colors ln costumes. and; gray also being balked about. i Herc la a new topper for clrcami dd n dash of.

o! scrub-c horse-radish to whl cnzcm ul place on the soup um. before ll served. The pungency o: the horseradish does much for the tomato

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Dose-n “Gannon gold," Germany l: populsrlzlng amber Jewell-y and novelties to

sf lmula-tc fhe lndustry. __

nnlmrl cllnlc I “Pcnnf- I d: broken log. "Penny" suffered her mother llcppcd on the leg. ml ls bclng mannered by the female I-Jiugllsh better Bow llmlcn. She cnfl. take hi!‘ milk off I fill", bill

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fore pourlng lmo hhc wumc from. Serve wlm maple syrup. 1'! wafllo mm ls not thln enough to pour] recdnly, add n mm more mllk.

‘Ilhc ancient. plrlloscphers taught that. all llhc nourlshment of plant: la derived from the soll, and cvenl today it ls hard to realize that our

giant. trees, towc-nng high Info the all", have derlved their bulk from carbon flcal-ing unseen ln

the atmosphere . " ,

Lux Toner Sour ACTIVE LATHER REMOVES STALE COSMETICS, DUST AND cnzr THOROUGHLY

She's a Lux girl

9 out of IO Screen Slcrsluse Lux Toilef ocp

If a handful of common salt. l: added to the rtnslng water, clothell will be kept. from freezing 1n l.- sllghl. hbsvt. vuhen hung out. I

Yellowed ivory knlfe handles can be whitened by rubbing thfin wlfh turpentine.

TURNS THEM OVER

CALCUTTA, ITICllQ___(CP)-— Hus-l slan heirlooms, including a sword, and dagger. walst bell, epuuletwsn the Star of Russia, and silver cllrn- .

museum here bv John Bolsogomoff, o. Russian resident o: clllcllua.

mm dresses Wlllh uxlgene wuchesl

WHO'S WIIO IN 8.13.0.7

IDNDON-(CP) - Lord Ellbanlt has demanded the Govemlnent ln. vestlgute the rscnnel of the Brit. lsh Broadcast ng Corporation, He cited 0m? ‘mployee whose wlfe 1s German. and "whose brother "Emmi against us."

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(By FRANCES DRAKE)

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(Clillyrllhl. 1940. Klnl Feature!)

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l For film-ado!» July 4th

Look ln the ncallon your birthday comes ln, and mm wllal your outlook ls, according m m; m";

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fluenoes 1n your parvloular sector. You may enjoy bculer spendlmg mo

41 Mmcxazlwcpnnlzorsl-leslm will’, ml s. p ’ f”. - I5élJ3EIPENBEE‘%E llszlmll“ é ops ersp ratl°n les slhould be. Renew ln you: OCTOBER. M to NOVEIVEB :9

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notinilatc skin. 01113’ be a (kw of cclelrrauon but one water spans equally favored will: 2, Nowaigjngtodl-ygnnbeusd ,of prayer and serlous medlbauon. dovwl-to-aarth pracucal matter: ""' “shun” shim]; ‘Pray God no keep us free and w and affallrs of government.

8. Instantly nops , xaplmlou

for l to 5 days. Removes odor ' from pal-s irarlon.

4- Apurqwhlze,grcaselcsgslaln- less vanishing cream.

I. Anid has been awarded the Approval Seal of lheAmericnn Insrizure of Laundering for being hll-mless to fabrics.

hecnts your pledge of undlvldcd OF HIE

FEARING. RIGHT - 'I'H1N'.KING PEOPLE. Stand fearl-zss-ly" in de- fense of the AHIGECBB.

| APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Tuurus) -Whsl we have wrlllnen 1n Aries’ paragraph we mean for every man, wvmmn and ctllld under God's spars. Remember, Lhls should not

libelmnc chose 1n war-tom lands.

MAY 21 1.0 JUNE 21 (Gemini)- A benelflcenm day on wlhole for suncly strenuous acuivltlcs, smudy, private nffalls and IECYCGt-lflflfll pasllnlcs. Muslc and other arllstlc mnvlczrecrls are also highly favored. "Please read Aries and murus‘ para- 3759918.

ER. (Scorpio) - Lona cherished desires, 511°" JWmWS. lnéeillng old friend; trying your hand at some nrtlsuc leandng. such as miusw, palmlng, “TWYIB. deslgulng on favored llsl.

NOVEMBER. I! to DECEVIBER 22 (figlmalius) -_ Wherever your Morn or culling. sun-s gmllq ngnly on your worthy m. Ouwoor sports. weddings hOYWWIIOV-‘IS. stilling and other

DEXIEMBILR. 23 llo JANUARY Il (QB/PYIOOWH) - A brlunlph of a day plnnetarlly speaklng! One that. Fhmlld 1104f‘! bring you renewed hope ln be-l-tler dnys to come and lasting benefits for the good deg-d] you orm now. Enjoy Indepen- deuce Dav Wholly. not lolz-gemlllg to thank God for our chfei5hed

35 MILLION inn of Ari-id lind-

hlvobccnuold.Tryajartodayl JUNE 22 w JULY z! (Cmwfll- ' ‘ lThls glorlcus day ls yours, and we JANUARY 22 lo FEBRUARY 2U i 'are proud to say Cancer nalnves (Aquarlus) _- Please rmd para- \, Me “filed 101' IWJIW to home and gvarphs for Arles and Taurus. At- '

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high ldeals. Hclp aims-rs to cp- preolatc the grenv. blessings to be

tend cheerlfully to nccvssllry (“ll M, reflect. a whale on llhe lover-en!

found 1n lands where democmcylbackground of July 4-zll nnd then

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FEBRUARY 2‘ l" NIAR-CF-Y "fl

Smart Belt and Purse Pnmcuuwky sponmred today m, “Pisces, _ You beqevomnt m,“ - you Leolles: Amenuon to family, are nm forgotten in today's go - Qmckly W°W° clvlc and communny interests, cs- ‘ erous and frlendly slur mys All

lhic “Loom” of Cardboard

How ltrlklng for your mom drcacu — this hand-woven purse

accrual mar/tars, social obllglamlons. Bo cheerful and d-onY. worry about money gnlns now.

AUGUST 23 l0 SEPFEIMBER 23 Vlrgvo) - A fl-lendly day for homey lmemsls, secreltanal and analyrllcal work, cnlatlc and pl-lllnnlhrcpcc pursuims Beneficial charges lndl- camed. Be recemive to new ldcvs of vrorlh.

SEPPEIIWBEER 24 to OCTOBER 23 (lllbm) — Not. very snnullllllng 1n-

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_A CHILD BORN ON THlS DAY‘ wlll po=sess great tcrlaclxy, s mgn standard of ideals and unusual tal- ernl. for muslc, acolng and mrmzcry Mla/ny noted winters and hlstorlans wore bom 1n this Zodlcal sewer This child may very likely show an BIDIllf/lldg for vl-rlllng flclllcn, hlslloxy or other llternbum Requires kindly rearing and undersmndlng.

A softly femlnlne dress for the

Ind belt. Stunning in yarn or _. twlstled crepe piper "raffilfl-ln wmnzltgnlzxfiridysaalrihralggllé; turquoise. coral, emerald or any “My of me amped bod,“ and a

other bright lhldQ you may like. You can oeslly weave them on "looml" you make of heavy curd- board. Just cut circles, ll large one for purse, a unall one for belt. Armlnd the edge of ouch circle, cut. ll evenly spaced nctchel. I Hi between any two. Tclciupwargpcllcidd yum to centre of circle, wlnd

slim waistline practically reduces the nlldrlff to nothlng. A gored skirt. also does lLs part. to sllm the hips and make the older woman's flgure look youthful and up-llo-Lhe- mlnulc ln line. A sheer silk or cot.- lon print. Ls ldeal for nfbernom functions all Summer long. A flat- llctllng wide collar la also included ln the patlcrn to add when you wan: a change.

through two adjolnl mhhcl, l» lllw-l ~ » §§"l3’l% l: some. °°"“““° “"1 1"” " “W” sue as l-eqlllm 4 1-8 yflfds of ao-

thruugh every nowh.

Now in weave! ‘lhrccd cud of the yarn through needlc, lo wer and under warp an in zflaflnm. Soon your clrclc ll done!

You need two large clrcll lot your purse-new them together,

inch malarial for three-quarter deevcd dress; 3 3-4 yards for mom sleeved dn-q wlllh 8-4 yard for col- Ill‘ and 2 1-4 yards of pteatlng.

80nd Ilc 1n cola-ls for your copy of How ‘In Be A Good Bw-lmmer to

Add zipper and handle. Sew mall F“; wig‘? belt clrclcl to l foundation. 5nd Q e Name o; ma,’

Other lovely things to weave‘! f! n dlshclmh u a base, 1x1; l pl low top of guy yarns. ribbons to l breadboard and weave

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l dull-my handkerchief cue. Nimc Find complete lnsfxucflonl for hi0, other "premes" ln our 82- "n" Mm,“-

V booklet. Tells how to weave ans, rugs. ncnrvel. dolliea and

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many more things for ilflc, home Olly Pfofllwl rdpelaluaal use. Show: making - "We ~°°"-“' TI-llf. TOMBSTONE EPITAPH NE, Arlz. — P) — . l‘

Bandllcilcolnsforyourcopv o! How ‘lb Weave Useful Ncvcltlea to Tho Guudlcn Homo Bervlcc. Bo sum to write plalnly your Nun , Addnm, and the Name of ,

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The old home of Tombstone! weekly newspaper, The Epitaph. has been mm down. The two-storey adobe bulldlng was completed the 1860's. but. The Eplbaplm has been pllnled ln more moderate (platters slnce 1926.

TRAIN DUMPED MELBOURNE, Auslralla. —(CP) -Four wear-old John Baker was stuck ‘by a mm beep. but cacop-

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