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Ellen 's Diary

y By an Island Farmer’: Wife

t pond the windim stream In the valley below. Li, was lovcly from this evening”. Then on faster steps down 510mg the rise to pas the old mill whore steady fall of water made sweet. music. ‘I, myself noticed that when I calfne mdows from working in our haruckmchlaf of a garden. U O I

These two u-e Ellen, my niece and namesake, turning sweet six- teen, though. why I should mention her first I can not well explain Per-Imps it is that she

mature than her older sister Ann. the nexrt step up who accompanied hevrﬁrlmesearetwocfafamily of six, not including “Bounty” the hound-dawg the and pride of than all. Both Elan and Ann bear old family nmtec~maybe not en-

tirelymfsrom choice. Elilen is so called she ted

Company arrived at Alderlea this evening. Game walking quiet through the lwte edge of the after- glow when the evening was alight with delicaite diodes coral and amber and the light night traffic had not yet begun. In along this many-bridged winding reed oi ours, from the bus stop at the oom- er store. Past quiet form house‘: where lamps had not been lit and- men-folk nomad from work in the fields and the happy sounds c! dzildren at play in the yardo, lin -

ln the peace the hour. y

of fire-wood 0H1‘ tieighbzn-hotwd, gone citywaird they telimeandlnusshimfrmnthe work on the entmﬁainm.

arming and ver- we. or e mgimngymdgumzr ha-rcleyeslfus

she says she despair-s of being grad-

uated from the "rlliage school, this e term, no one will ever suspect hear dsa-Ppoin 1t will be well

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I Bewildering Teens

Yoiltll In Turmoil And Bonflsod lIurIng Adolescent Furled

' Thebobby-sockers, m... love 'em, have plenty of troubles o! their own, and anyone who thinks that being 16 is Just all ice cream sodas has forgotten his own youth.

In reality. it is a time of stress and turmoil; of being lost In u stmnge country in which you do not know your way about; of waging a bitter war for freedom against parents who have " ‘y become cruel and oppressive tyrants, and who put upon you inhuman restric-

- » tions, and when not having a date for a party, or a

new dross, or even a. jeep'of your own is such a

tragedy that you feel that you had just ls well

lie down and die and pass out of a world thnt l: l0 filled with din." ‘ its.

Both boys and girls go through this nerve- wracking period of bewilderment, when they are supposed to be carefree. with nothing on their minds but their heir, but when, as a matter of fact, they

, are desperately seeking an answer to problonu that they do not know how to solve.

This Is what makes them do the weird things that cause their fathers and mothers Io get gray

haks wondering if they have begotten Imbecilee. It la what makes Tommy and Susie hang their good clothes In the closet and go about dressed like filthy tramps. It is what makes our precious youngsters corrunit the follies that so often ruin their lives. lt Ls not that they are bad. They are Just experimenting with behavior.

MOTHERS TO BLADE

Strangely enough, parents do not seem to realize how worrlod their adolacent children are about how to meet situations for which their mothers should have begun preparing them in their cradle; And u the result of Mother ducking her Job, I get loads of letters so naive that they make me went to cry.

There ian't a day that dozens of school girls and boys don't ask me how to tell whether they are In love or not. They think. perhaps, they are, but they are not certain. and they would like some sure-fire test to apply to their feelings. And scores and scores of lads, who have not even begun to shave, Inquire about the advisability of get- ting married when they have no Jobs and no money and no wary of supporting a family.

Then there is the kissing problem that has the girls guessing. Should they always kiss a boy when he takes them to the movies. or buys them a hot dog? Is petting any harm? And if they don't pet,

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"I mud: up the lilac out of my head. ‘

"Bho made up the lilac!

Pooh!" thrilled a linnet.

And each dew-note had a lilac m It. . Humbert Wolfe.

l4 NEW PERFUME PIQMWTS T0 BE BUILT IN SOVIET

An Increase of 50 percent. above. ge-wnr figures the output of‘ i._sla's cosmetic Industry is the aim of one article in Russia's ncw five-year plan. Fourteen new per- fumcfactorles will be built this year In the Soviet Union.

To remove lipstick from sheets. try hot and: water. If this docllft work use beach with hydrogen peroxide or rub lard In stain till soft, then scrape off grease and wash In hot suds.

“Smlth". said his employer, “you have worked for me five years. To mark my appreciation of this vou will henceforth be addressed us Mr. Smith."

Lettuce seed germinates best In a soil temperature of B0 to 85 de- grees. If necessary to sow when temperatures are higher, place the seed between moist cloths 1n store for several day: on Ice. Dry the surface of the seed ‘ before rowing.

COVER. UP BRAINS ADVICE‘. T0 GIRLS

We“. I nee that the director of the PBHn State marriage counsel- lIng service told a grou of Mas- sachusetts women that ew ling- land has so many splnsters because the women there are so intelligent llyl Gracie Allen.

He said a man wants a wife with a, WW9!‘ 1Q. than his. Goodness. Im glad George dld’t feel that way! Still, I guess average ma" ﬁnally gives up the search Y" I girl with less inielllzencc than he has-look at all. the mar.

And then there Is the matter of conduct. 12f a boy, vnho has never shown you any attention. suddenly asks you for a date, should you show that you are surprised and pleased, or Just act natural? And if you fall in love with a boy who gI-ves no Indication of being smitten with you. should you tell him? And the technique of making a. hit with the unfair sex also bother the bobby-rockers. W-hat is the secret of attracting boys? Why do some girls have dates to burn and others. just as good-looking and as slick dancers, never have a one to bless thcrmelves with? Should a girl go after what she wants, or play coy? And ii’ the boy friend has fallen out of love with you and ln love with your dearest rival, how can you get him back?

‘These are some of the questions that trouble the IG-year-oldera. I wish I knew the answers to them, but I don't. Page Mrs. Solar-non.

Household Scrapbook

By Bobortalm

‘Wishing the Our

When waxing the automobile, it is good to remember that the trick is to rub briskly, not hard. The

the effect of

heating the wax and dries II. to a

luster more quickly. The car, after

I it has been well waxed, can be kept elem very easily biyn spong off

wlth water and wlp g dry wth a

chamots. ' Scratched Shoe:

I Rub Vaseline petroleum jelly Into the scuffed shoe! before the |nro oliahcd and the scratches wi < bare y be noticeable nfter the shin- iing process.

Ice Cream and Jolly Molds

Wrap a hot cloth around the Ice cream can and the cream will alidc out euily it I: also a help In ro- moving Jelly from a mold.

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M o d e rn Etiquette

By Roberto!“

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is it proper to any. ‘ .

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op site directions. Then lace over t eaeéghey are easily removed

a er roas he??? 5 k strainers attract A. Yea, Empty the sink strairn 9Y5 1' uenlly and wash after each meal. trainers that are ne ected ‘gxlive the kitchen; an unp easant or a are 11 and rolgchee- a rac ve to mice ow can l k 111.; 1 Agddwhenlboillni m rum - a Dhch f baki. .od when boiling milk t?) keepri? Fret:

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Customer — "What's the charge for this battery"

Garage Man —'- "One and one-half

Customer ~— “How much Is that In American money?" _.

Full of complaints. the champion‘ grouser of the golf club entered the smoking-room. Here he tackled the secretary about the nwnber wonncasts on the greens.

“Look here." he said, angrily.

"Isn't this the time of year that‘

you treat worms?" "Yea," replied the secretary, quietly, "What will you have?"

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IITIIIUT TIIITATIII Tlll ‘lll A3310 gives you doublo u. I: proucnyou from peupin on odor, and helps protect your clothe! from penpim

ouupou. Acid In an odorless deodorant, vridnluﬁaouuzureofa beauty cram. l1. vunllba Inmntly — giving Immediate main. With Amid, you u: nbmlurd, uh Hem cnIoy yourself wherever you m ~ _ of the weather. Prom: your __ enddmm with Arrid. kwdnplcioveryononomial. lid-ﬁll! H.

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ride. girls, when the man you'd like to hook cornea calling, cover. up your brain power. If he nnksf you how the atomic bomb works,_ don't tell him; pretend you don't know. And above all. never ell a man he’: good looking. It'll make him think u‘re very Intelligent, and hing! ou've lost a good pro:- pest.

GARDEN

Beam are a hot, long season crop, while peas are a cool. ahor: season crop. String beans may be, grown in the warmest and poorest soil In the garden. '

When sowing seeds which r:- quire very well prepared seedbeds —garden peas, for example-fall- ure to firm the soil may cad to poor or uneven germination. Soil in a flufIed-up cmdItI-on Is like- wise a poor medium In which io set small plants.‘

It is advisable for the beginning home gardener to purchase seed- ling plants of tomatoes. cabbage. eggplants. peppers, celery and sweet potatoes.‘

I Practically every hardy border ls benefited by careful hand culti- vation at this season. Do not go more than a couple of Inches deep. however. and be careful not to In- jure the tender young shouts of the new growth. - t - _Daien which have not been pel- linated are mainly a waste be- cause the unrlpened seedless fruits are small. hard. and have the puckery taste of e green per-

“FOREVEI. YOUR ’

Sex equality has taken another siep forward In Britain. Men now wear engagement rings. This cus- tom has come from the Continent, where Cupid has always exacted equal tokens, Soldiers returning from Germany have told their girls about it and the girls have hem: quick to take the hint. A London Jeweller said 10-day the pro-war fhshlon of exchanging wedding rings has nearly died out. ‘lut almost as many engagement rings are being sold for men as for wom- m- Mm‘! Bllkﬂkcment rings usual- 1y are slgnet rings and often have an mscrIptiom-“Forever Yours" is

onsiteratué .

u ' - - ‘ll f r Shreddies. They re q-xssdnziogruﬁflviey zith sac svgell flavor that make}: you come running to breakfast when you see a 1S, of these spoon-size morsels waiting. Why don t on try Shreddies‘ for breakfast tomorrow, too? lll et you'll love them yust as much as I do. -

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the favorite-on the Inside. GOOD EATING

If you want lo have card-an

freshness the year around, Cﬂp- iure the flavor. color and vltamlnl of fresh fruits and vegetables by freezing and stormg Ihem in your own home freezer or at the com- munity locker plant. If you have any frozen vegetables still In your freezer use lhcm up first and then Rct your share of the frcsh pro- duce now at your local market.

Have grapefruit juice as the appetizer at dinner tonight. “or the ~ntree have a spinach ring fill- ed with creamed chicken. flldllg’ with Harvard beef. and baked potatoes dnticd with butter. When It comes I0 dessert, use up romcl stale bread In a butterscotch bread pudding, Have (‘offer for the grown uns and milk for Ihc youngsters.

For lunch llidVP. sir-emit: :10! vcgclahlc soup, followcrl with Welsh rabbit on whole grain m‘ enriched toasted brand. For dessert use up some of those pcachcs you froze or canned last year mid give thr- adults tea and the chldrcn mllk.

Hnvc stowed rhubarb at the start of brcakfast Iomorrcw. Ihcn arm: on oatmeal. swecicncd with honey and topped with milk or light cream. Ncxt have scrambled eggs and lei the kiddies have milk and their elders coffee.

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1 cup brown Suki!‘

1,: cup lklylutier

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