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NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER 22 (Sagittarius) - Good judgment, discrimination and hcrfesry in in- tent. your safeguards. Strive to im- prove your present conditions, by giving YCUR personal attention to urgent issues.

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"Drafted For Love”

CHAPTER IX

Walk, blod. Dace.

That was what Jim Bradley slid as he battled the snowdrlfts on the deserted road. It didn't boner him. N0, he was too glad to be getting away while he was still a nonentlty to those on the bus. Soon Egan, the driver, would begin taking clown names and addresses for the report he'd have to make to his superior.

This way, no one would have to know ms name. By the time the rc- POTB ‘We handed 1n he'd be home, his secret still safe. A drift caught Iurn._ wrapping around his feet. making it hard to move. His shoul- riars began to ache, his legs grew numb. Certainly the road would turn soon and he'd be out on a cleared highway.

He fell again and this time it took longer to act up. He looked around and found he couldn't sec the bus, now. He couldn't see any- thing. It staggered him he stood still, sinking fart-her into the snotv.

“You're not innocent or you wouldn't be here!" The words had come out of the wind and the night. They were the wardens words to him two days ago.

He laughed. “Snow crazy." he said aloud.

Where was there a house. a light. a clear splice of road? He braced his bcrly against the drive of ‘rind and went on, slower with every step.

Then Its heard a faint tread, soft. foutfalls in the snow. It must be Pat Patter -11, the lanky redhead, coming back. Better dodge qt-tclcly. Jim Barﬁley’ could barely lift his iflei himself ovcr t1 1is‘l~ groping. lle

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rr . . --a ‘erlve virotcswi f‘; a greet nee wlfch arched CW1‘ ll.

“Arlvone hers?" a rcic: shcutctl.

“Sneak uni" A f}? 'I t mad." an arc m the hunched closer against Pat shctitzd again. “l-I‘. fri ..

can you give us a hand? We help." .

Jim Bardley put his hand in his pocket white the money the ovar- dcn hrcl given him slipped under

lo Win at uancca Learn Mort Step!

Diagram Shows Gay Rumba Step Having a glorious time at a danct depends so much on your beinl lure of the stepsl

When you can REALLY rumbi —not jult follow the bulc step bu turns like La l-Iabnna. too-the best dancers reek you outl And yor can easily follow these step: wit} lance diagrams.

Come. try La Habana Turn frorr our diagram-it's no simple! Gel that rumba rhythm, I AND 2. l AND l, into your hips and-or. Count 1—take a short step back or left foot; AND-take a short ster back nn right foot; 2--take a short Itep back on left foot and pause for half a beat.

Counts 8 AND 4, repent Count: I AND I, ltarting with the right loot, and continue until the circle l1 completed.

Sway your hlpr whenever you transfer weight from one foot to the other, in the direction of tho rtep-but smoothly, subtly!

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‘Ihe successful poultry man. it i; aid, must have three bones. A wishbone - which gives him

vis .

A backbone -- which helps him carry on in spite of difficulties.

A funny bone-which keeps him from taking himself and others too seriously.

NOT CLEAR

An 01d vlllarer had been offered five shillings if he would let the artist paint him.

He hesitated for a while. “It's 9&5)’ money”. rtmpted the artist.

"Sure yer IBM.’ was the reply. "I was only wonderlzi’ how I'd get. thgpaint. off afterwardsﬂ‘.

WIIY NUT llIllIE

BllBY SLEEP THROUGH NIGHT

YOU and your blby both ted ll . Th n ‘it'll: if’:

would let lacglh I o crying. . . . l y this. What ableazd chef

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llls touch. The fellow laud said, "we need help"

The wortls hung in the air. echo- ing lti Jim's ears. Stzdelity he hated himself. He was everything a m5. tract attorney had called him once in a courtroom in Colorado. ‘Yellow —coward—thief." Yes. running away like a fugitive when people were 1n trouble. What made him Itina: his daughter would want him home for Christmas?

He began to shout. “Yes, I'm here. Bern lookin’ for you. Just a infinite."

Pat turned around and came beck. "I know this country pretty “‘"l-" he told the red-hearted boy.

"If I'm not mistakcn. there-s a » house at the dip in tlie v tere bahnd the hills. It'll

' make :1 gnarl place for a refuge."

When the lights weltt off, a

tcmblike silence filled the bus. Then the passengers broke ink)

sudden babbling. frantic jostling.

Connie Dawson reached for

Skippy. She felt the top of his tcuslcd head. the bundled figure. He was warm, safe and asleep. In 11's darkness, he'd perhaps sleep curs. _ ._l e bus driver produced a flash- ‘zlit. Someone hel it, for him, "Just a minute. folks." he said. “and tve'll get this ignition fixed."

With the ignition not working, the heat went off and cold air seemed to rush into the bu; from all sides. "Better unpack any warm clethmr you have." Egan advised calmly.

There was a. shuffle of bags, locks being unsnapped. The drum- mer cracked, “Wish I carried a line of suits and overcoats."

“Vllzat is your line?" It was the driver. talking in an everyday voice as 1f nothing were wrong.

Greeting cards. Yep. some swell numbers. too. But they can't keep you warm."

"You might show us some Merrv Christina- onesl" Egan chuckled. ‘Something pretty, with lots of scenes."

"Can't even do that." said the travelling salesman. "These are all Easter cards. Christmas business been washed up since way last Fourth of July."

Then the tension started all over again because Egan was finding it difficult to hook up the wires.

Connie Dawson opened her bag. Something warm, the driver had suggested. Her trunks. with all her trousseau and wardrobe w St. John's hru-l been cent ahead to the hotel in Newllork. ‘

Warm clothes ln the trunks, Dlehl-l’ 0f them. ‘there was a stunn- ing plaid outfit. and a two-niece tweed with a. beaver jacket; a raccoon sports coat. English ox- fordr, wool socks. Yes, evervlxlng for winter wear outside-and lovely, trailing. shimmering clothes for the hours she and Jerry would spend Wﬂether inside. She had spared no time or expense ln getting ready. Jerry Marsh must find her as allur- ing in that. far northern post as she'd been at. home.

She wore clothes well. Sire twelve a. slim. trim figure. But this wasn't any time to think about it. Fir:- brought her mind beck to this minute-this strange, fantastic present when she was on a snow- bound bus in the Alleghenies. n. three-year-old youngster cuddled up against her.

Then she remembe ed the house- coat in her ovemtght beg. 1t W35 a lovely ‘Pins. a wallpaper print of tiny pink and blue rosebuds on quill/ed lvorv satin, She'd put tr. tn the last thing yesterday mornlniz when she had rushed home to say good-bye to Grandmother Dawson before boarding the east-bound

lane. She'd look slllv with it wrapped around her in this bus. But Lt was

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WIFE SHOULD BE

HELPFU L,

NOT JUST PARLOR ORNAMENT

Most Men G0 Just As Far Along The Road T0 Success As Their Wives Will

Boys, when 'ou marry, pick out. a wife who will Very few men elrer consider that point in selecting their mates.

marry girls because they are pretty. look in line,

ented men.

ﬁlways hlding hi back. whereas a

Let Them

their eyes. or because they have or because for some unknown reason they strike their fancies. but thought as to what kind of working partners thay will make. Whether, before a man d personal experience of matrimony, he regards a wife as just a parlor ornament or a kitchen con- venience, hence are of no importance. or whether lils vanity leads him to believe that he does not need any at carving out his career, no one knows. view of the unimportant: part a. wife plays in her husbands success is gLlllTﬂlly he.d by ma gives us the tragic spectacle that we are con- tinually called upon to 5o many men who have world. but who are pulled wives who are millstones about thlcktrhgecks, For

' i - it takes a superman

a help to you. They or because they have a come-hither a cute

be

they seldom give a

has ha any

her qualiﬁcations as a helpmec»

d in But this

n and it.

witness of so many tal- hard-working, ambiticus it in themselves to rise high in tlze down into failure by

to succeed wfe is

man of ordinary ability can suocee‘

he has a. wife who bolsters him up, pushes him on and breathes into

him courage and ambition.

BOW WIVES CAN HELP A man, tor instance. has

setting the

r QECEMBER 12, 1941

M/omerfs R alm/Xocial and. Personél/Fashions/Lite/ra Urg

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-OF CHRISTMAS The children of the earth will

lead the way. Let us who have been worn and old too long Join hands with lhsm upcn their ~ helm

y way: Join voices with them in the

- Elm’! 50118- - They kaep their faith-the laught-

t-helr eyes They shame us who have wan- dered long and far. Let ‘us get. back a simple childlike a l l bet. us find Christ again beneath His star. —Grace Noll Crowell. KEEP LUNCH BOXES SWEET

To prevent lunch boxes develo - ing n. stale odor careful daly

care is necessary. As scon as the boxes are everything frzm the box wash in sompy water, rinse thorough] dry. Air in surulnlne if possil: e and do not keep the box closed when not. in use. Fill the vacuum bottle

brought in. remove

and

with cool, soapy water and let it

stand for a while. Wash in plenty of hot suds and rinse with boiling water. Cork and washed in the same manner and

cap sh:u'd be well aired. PERSONALIZED GIFTS

Making a hobby of gifts with a. personal touch ts the answer what will please your friends at Christmas without completely u-p- budget. Why not a smart tea cloth, breakfast cr lunch-

eon set personrirzed with beautiful m-anogrrms? Perhaps you can flnd remnants very inexpensive,

fine linen. gingham cr a ton in unusual shades or patterns, that you can mcncgrarn in a con- trasting colour. Buy a monogram pattern from your pattern service,

a. lovely cot-

cr work one out yourself on paper.

to be a ﬁnancial genius to pile up a. fortune

if he has an extravagant or a was.etul- wife. our thousands of fortunes

have bzen rounded ‘on the penny-

thrive, ask your wife," said wise old Benjamin makes the old millionaire, who has risen from

tell his sou: "She took the chances, Mother blind."

1H6 \l'i.1..011 you marry Many a Jeacus wife who is

are going to make you or break you, boys. always spying on her husband and listening

pinching Oi thrifty wives. "If you would

rranlslin, and Kipling galley boy to shlp owner,

I wouldn't, and l. followed. your

at the keyhole of his consultation room explains why some brilliant dcc- tor has never been able to acquire a practice. Many an eloquent preacher is driven from church to church because his high-tempered and bossy

wife can never get along with the

Ladies Aid Society.

So, bcys. when you are attracted to a girl. forget about how blue her

' bf ' o tl tin eyes me e me yo“ p p ‘e ques Would she pull her share of the load,

twining mate she would make.

cr would she be an

idler and a qultter? give her last ounce of strength to help you be a peace-maker who would urge you on to

and as; yourselves what. sort of a

would she balk on every lull, or get over the top? would she your top speed, or would. sne

hold you back so you would lose the race?

STUDY IIER. QUALIFICATIONS

After cutting, stitch the gram on will) the zigzagger attach- ment to your Your local sewing centre wi'l in- struct you lf you don't know how to use this gadget. If you use a plain coloured fabric for the cloth, a monogram of a checked material And do try novel ways of placing the monogram, It helps make your gift unusual.

lengthen life of your Dry skins are brittle. Therefore, never hang tor-particu arly when wet. cut wet coat in a. cool, airy rocm.

mzno- sewing machine .

already effective.

will be very

FUR TIPS

Fur experts pass on these tips to new coat.

our ccat near a radia- Dry

Do not brush until it ls completely

Is she a girl who would iiclp her husband bv making him a ccmfort- able home, by giving him good food and a. clean hearth to sit by. and

quiet and peace in which he could relax

next day's work? Unless you have

you will never get anywhere if you are married

the kind of wife who would and furthering your ambitions or would she yawn tried to tell her of your hopes and plans?

lll a girl make interest in your work in your face when you

and gather up strength tor the cast-iron stomachs and no nerves. to a slovenly housekeeper. help you by taking an

Very

iew men with wet-blanket wives ever sct the river on fire. Will a girl make the kind of wife who would help her husband by

making friends for him?

man because we like his wife, or turn thumbs down on

wife snooted us.

FIND A GOOD PRESS AGENT Would she make a good

if she thinks he is a wonder. carrruin a man so eifectually his not getting along. 0r

pressagent for tier husband? says we at": advertised oy our loving irlcnds, and this goes double when

he MUSE b€.

him and, And. on the contrary, nobody as the wife who is always complain rig about

Half of the time we push the fortunes of son-e

him because his

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being hard to live with.

And. ﬁnally, boys, ask yourselves if a. girl would make the sort of a

wife you would be proud of. than to have a wife who

opportunity in her husband's

CANNOT RIGHT WRONG

Dear Miss Dix-J am

Nothing ls a. greater handicap to doesn't belong hi his class.

. d ill i t. and stupid. or frowzy looklngaan s14}: ire gldrégn nankuuvs advice‘ bays:

"If you would thrive. ask youvr wife" ‘

the Other Woman in

a man The wife who is dull ' shuts many a. door of

u a

a human triangle. l have

taken her husband and home away from a good woman who has had to

oves his wife. not me. to give him up. What. can I do?

_ i ti be ANSWER How mnisnucsriln?‘sagulhgnolcl-fashioned phrase went with

? But the truble with wron doing is that it can

intend going on “living another woman's husband never be undone. if you want/ed to, because nothin or make them happy‘ I would think t

some one out of the whole sorry mess would be

can a. situation of this kind k0 0n-

You couldn't return the errlng could restore her

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cleared up as long ‘is you

usband to his wife love and faith in him,

to for the mdnrn to get a div-

orce frcrn his wife and marry; vou and lqzlifllllﬂ his 11h" e"-

WIIEN SILENCE IS GOLDEN

Dear Miss Dix-I have a friend who is very

She thinks he is true to her, but I

Should l warn my friend? She will ﬁnd it out: soon enoIggDEOI

her_ foolsf paradlseiastlonggqs she,can.______

husband. with another girl. ANSWER-No.

warm and it would do as an extra blatnket for Skippy. She took lt ou .

Egan stopped tinkering with the wires and opened the door to get off. "I'd better ace if that. young fellow‘: coming back" he raid.

Connie shivered. V.'.iy. of course Put. Patterson was coming back. He had to.

Janet Gregg still stared at the window but she couldn't ace any- thing because the snow had com- pletely covered the glare. And then she heard George Raven's voice- George. the boy who was going home to report to his draft board. Sglffltéflllﬂflﬂlﬁﬂ" he said. "You all H. ,, _

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much in love with her know he is stepping out ALICE

Let her live in m: DIX. , __-.==

"Oh. fine. Nothing to be‘ afraid of, 5s there?"

“Probably not. Just the slime. I don't like it." He locked a‘. hls watch. "It's five o'clock. I'm sup- posed to be home rtzht now. Got n. date with Uncle Sam for nine o'clock."

(To Be Continued)

Nocgraoe is more necessary to the ristlan worker than flde tty: the humble grace that. marches on in sunshine and stcrm when no banners are waving. and there In no music to cheer the weary feet- B. J. Nlcholls.

dry. wearing, on shoulder-shaped hang- ers. Sharp. u: hoped hangers may cut the fur. Shake out the coat when fur wt a, habit of carrying a handbag under your arm. ticn in one place may cause it to wear quickly.

ed with a view to its qualities. cell/es more steady. consistent traf- fic. stairs securely carpeted with

Hang the coat, when not

you take it off, so that the 1 remain fluffy. Don't make

Constant fric-

DURABLg CARPET IS NEEDED Ded

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Stair carpeting should be select- wearing cuvermg ic-

No focr

LlGflT, TENDER TEXTURE

Needlecraft! -F0r The Home

The easiest way to give your clothes a new lock is to accent them with new accessories. Make ours yourself and see how easy it u-not u) mcntlm how inexpensive. The profile bent and the down-tn- bwk hut. the season's pct uiillin- cry projects, are both included in

this -to-the-mlriutc pattern, alon th yourfavorito envelope hen g. Incidentally, any one of

the three would also make a use- ful and very smart. rift for a fash- ion-mlnded friend's (Rirlltmut Putter-n No. 3822. Kata designed for one sfu. adaptable to all eadstze. Dru-pod hat requires ll yard 35-inch fabric. l yard 3-inch rlt-lraon; beret requires 5-8 yard all-inch fabric; bu. 8-8 yard. Sena two-m cent: (20) cola N- ferred for pylttcm. Write plllnly and ltylo

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CLEAN ITNTBRUSHES

Both econom , “Med that veil glligulgclrge rml“ brushes clean. All 11c yqnp 1y our bristles and dust, should l}. tom‘; ‘rigdvof a new brush berm-c i, m Th hum T‘ . , call-WI! by axghe bin grmgliind§lfss l“ in the muscle tissue. Tris m, xi“ at ordinary tenwerarmes e on? l. pressure r 100900 pounds a squlirenllibtli. um

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AN or.» euousu PLtm PUDDING

1-2 Nllnd stale bread crum

l cup scaldrxl milk b5

1-2 cup sugar

4 eggs '

1-2_p0lllld seeded raisins, cut 1n

pteces and flamed

1-4 pound seedless raisins

l-4 pound finely chopped figs

2 ounces finely cut cit.on peel

l-2 pound suet

l-t cup current jelly or grape

juice 1-2 grated nutmeg 3-4 teaspoon cinnamon, few grains clove

l-3 teaspoon mace

l toaspocn salt.

Soak the bread crumbs in milk, let stand until cool, add sugar beaten egg yolks, raisins, figs, an citron; chop suet and work with hands until creamy; combine mix- tures. then Md current jelly m‘ grape juice, tiutmeg, cinnamon, clove, mace, gall, and egg whit/es, beaten until stiff. Fill buttered IHOIIIO! two-thirds full and steam for 6 hours.

FRUIT PUDDING

l package cherry-flavored quiet- settlng jelly powder

1 pint warm watt:

1- teaspoon salt

l-2 cup cho-pped raisins l2 dates chopped

1-4 cup chopped nut meats Dluolve jelly in warm water. Add salt. Chill. when slightly thickened. fold 1n fruits and nuts, Turn fn-to mold. Chill until firm. Unmold. Serve as directed above.

CHEAP PLUM PUDDING

suet, l-2 cup each molasses. chop- dates, chapped r135. 2 W01 each currents and raisins, 3 m- spoons baking powder, l tswwn salt. Use nutmeg, camla, cloves and ginger to taste. Mix with cold wa- ter and thc 1-2 cup 11101185"- steam in greased this 2 t-z ho“!!-

Com Ion than f per average baking