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STITCH PULLOVER

NO. 955

This soft yarn pullover ls knitted in the ever popular cable stitch.

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He’s Really Serious When He Begins To Want To Stay Home To CllﬂPemll YQII Clﬁsely And Then: Proposes Marriage

You girl asks how she can tell when I boy ll in love with "c" f" Sic “i is.“ ..'lri:..i=...i:.i:§"il.ir-.iir'.iii‘itrtibki tiff that yqu can app y shade made a Velma-Wm dell‘ l“ his haul’ “r

have merely scratched the surface; which he is m love with you for keeps. or 5913f 3:5“ .111}, lvkxegrewfilzckgltlliksizcgllglhlfid ttiliﬂylnllll 37°- lmd “o girl can tell from their sales’ talk hﬂwrggillllbileleuﬁ it" ""2 r uiruishziririimad w giilriinlicn ornfhde in the wash. and then 18am.“ a not be A zirl can't W" "ham" “ b” lgvds her or not by What’ he says- Fbmtf, a’ “m; we» “HM M ‘f. ‘“...‘.‘.’Q’§I.Tme'£éi HP less 1;) mean; X11335 Réal ffguéiﬂ and makes it s“: ie l’ ch“ blooey. So lonK as a ma)? qlliglﬁnﬁgg l'°f,"’,‘§ ‘ind makes mmmmc speghe? to taste. d-fenoe m“ apple sauce’ swear, beautiful and wonder- when a man Xtﬁls mélzlillfgl would mean nommg fu_ you are a ’ . l w Sun-x . _ without aéiriximyzhglgglflgrelfgg llgagggeﬁl; one ﬁr" mdeﬁmle gwnoutsn iumif iisytliiliu well but it. means nothing. it is lust a Pl e §f,',‘i,;‘;‘,1‘{,§,,lil§§ f.‘ ubreiﬁas was had by one and all. but it does? t etrid all ‘ntiieruamgiyﬂ . ' dl asson or l Nor is it an indication that a boy Cllellslle-i a“ P“ ynménlgh jealousy . - d. LS D93 BT99 you when he monolwllzcs YOU-l 5W1“ a“ “e 1 m o; men who have to By ROBERTA COURTLAND every time you have another date. llzlelre llfetgfmiéﬂ troubles w’ m, w , have some woman l0 Play “mu-“d W4, ' 15°, “ogd listener and sympath- "" ' ' ' I s?“ti?Misti}?'u‘ié‘.¥.i'é'i.§§“.§‘§w‘i“iiel ‘it. a 1w- w» m a 1* W" CHAPTER xx"! , ‘Elicia tdyassume her board bill and shopplni! ticket CliIilieulildlcdi/(ielixl plaid liige liveililullliif wall-h the HMlgers-‘oncrs ho cum!) 0X1 B BlFYS doorstep because they like islicd licr short speech‘. Now girls Th3? elecsglglﬁligmaiiilvttlo ride in her autoinobil; while her father Pﬂ-YS and woilnen lévere ccrowdiﬂg ill-ml". b" lift? E515? and there are still otlieyunicn ylhv tam fxlvlillg kiegptlgghlgrﬂgfg; as usiin , as ing ozenspi questions. . h . ’ ~d < of nmyrylng a gir icmsﬁ V85. _ -' , l 9.1m ‘Very piem/ dim squee/‘qd Bwdlllgy lilyealiiliakselaianging around the Df9m1595 and lllwwhnll “I'd snappmb hfll/lisssldaiiidligiiws. “men [my digiptiejililltolidigpfnaiicshog bids of you by his always being Elltill Mtlltllli Coulcli you give; me a J0,n§,§’,.Y§,‘,‘.§f§§.,-p¢i,“e It may be because of his heart, but lust as like.) lliiifanttlfx 11E debrllleinehh iiaeltliell) it 1S m5 swn-iacpf - ltc me that they can tell by the look in a boy's Eli's you let me drive you back to your Ljads o‘ glhs “r Nertzl No woman on earth ever possessed such “W31 l“ my °“-“_l“5l ‘he W‘) °l u“? that he lo-ves l Elli- t A man's eyes do not reveal his soul. They ore The“ we wuld "L" OCCUR W“ cm}? tl at‘ eflects the woman who is lcokinil 111W the!" and "of wlmed said Jane mmely‘ I mcrc-ly ‘ntllmliiaolvﬁdl she wants to see. Besides. she generally ﬂtets her I 00h, thartngdypuﬁru blet Yaillllllg fxlllfelfigféitqtylﬁl, Qrlmm The dew} dark yearning look she behoelosrismrirot, or you ou si e," 1e gll‘ o m. y _ ‘w. ‘ . hm, 1H5 a lungil-Ig for his dinner m‘ a cigarc r .0 ' _,-

When Jane and Ainit Emily icit a l?‘“"mg ‘or .' ; a t th m ncy to :43’ the next liistai.- Jdlﬁ club a iitgtle 13f: theyniound a gféggogbgig fﬁﬂﬂe? ‘s g° “g m g9 e o

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Wi-ihnmlen Akaddiiili it“ tllikglghgehi thel Theéggfllifiﬂilfeﬂlddoglleihut anything in the look that lies in a man's eyes. It

a e was a o s s ' , gm m“ Aunt Emmy come will‘ uesurlAllldﬂlllgs.h0\s(lliil'x&liillf indications of love which s. boy Elves which ‘hem’ when a woman's voice 5pc“ titl 1e e lrl lo sit up and take notice. The ﬁrst. indication that a bny just‘ behind her Bil “(iafabfiecoining serious is when he begins to want to make it n twosome :'§llfné0\1\'lier€ aéehyoiilgain igk m fngfgad o; a Crow-d and when he wants to stay itt home of an evening and ‘n ngo 'ca=_c -' 1 -, her hotel, Moms." Ellen replied. "I, talkxllﬁtézad no; ﬁemlﬂifiﬂlwmrgiiliiieiiiriiig is nothing doing, and told her I wanted to have a private i1 lllilm a rem, m“ and u pa“. o, nhnble heels i‘ as good m; an. £21k ‘gl,§f.‘,y“§§;d¥§h§ $1?‘ a gglintjh“ 335.? bu? when l’... begins m cut a girl out or m. herd and w be with her 1S5 1 W ' ' e ' . -

bignﬁlaérilgad “mg round to look at: wars‘! lgiglﬁsl-g}llllfgl‘lﬁ of putting his brand on her.

. s. .. .. ‘ ' ‘ - '.tlthll loeiwhenhebeglnstotakc Ellen's ‘Hamel-Al lame!‘ swim-rack‘! carerldllfeiantiiriilibignsdlmli; Edsmlsie liéili lfet shell covmbisne lobster salad and i"e woman who gave i?“ a fuplieﬁng" cream for supper and go out in the rain in satin slippers. and so 1on8 H‘ uneasy glance‘ M15’ Marlins m“! he takes her out on wild parties. he is lust amusinR llllnself Wll-ll h" rind pression plainly showed that she _ - cm, Jon m, dis - d f h r d hte“ lhe should worry vihnt she does. So when John begins to P“ Y mfgllliggﬁk, if)“; Sﬁe quiilcurﬁy hi“? ﬁg‘ stricter than your mother. it is all ovcr exceDt scndinil out the wedding disapproval. with a smile. lTWllTIllQKIS-N , 1 1 , is h he mus m, ms Elllyfrléqlgtiln’tuiigngdgxrlquﬁlzemrifiig Slaegcngnugpggtlbczlwlboik tagging?“ Ifictlhr igelleieyiﬁe limit? a man ls in love .. ' ' 4 . .- .~ 1¢br1u' . cbmsdlaysllitliaemgellgldifll tdiifllave Yul “lthlilrlihu lliaieisrgiijllepigolntliliigt a niariaizrlvdsotfhat he loves youhistwlllcn

. 1. - ._ _ ‘. t ' . hi _ A“ the balance may be talk. butt a " a edﬁrmat y?!“ filth m“: m‘? giaodfskcisf ystijrlilceizitlyijillildyt yidii can draw.moncy on at the bank.

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iiunousipebdoliiilt iiie r stigma’ while GraIlDtllRkmIVllQLislcIgi§-MV girl llns to support her parents and she refuses to

a: (hlllm ed lied e‘ o? t marri me until she can do it alone. although I am able and Wllllllfl to os- curb 511682115118ilgérlﬁﬂﬁllllis‘i: gWdlllf sumesthat iesrioiislbilltv- She says her pride demands it. but I feel thﬂt ly good “of you. dune-won dmilt it will be an P€l((ll;f‘SSlVVl1lllll'lZ?f0f her to tzet together that IE%%ITIYIIOXIVY. mad ﬁlfhiﬁgﬂieﬁé’ gl,“'§fg,fd°_il’°“l mnikigiti-Elillqscfniiiilifvoirii». I think a girl who has a chance to marrv

“Of course I don't mind," said a mun who is ucncrous enough and who loves her cnouizh to be wiliinu to Jane. assume hcr parents’ support had better izriib him while srhe cigix Men

"You're goin to think I'm an like that are scarce as hens‘ teeth. DORO awful fool." E en continued, "but I - -" r r- " w" W" -' ' t’ ‘w’ "-

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wanted you to help me make up my mind. That's sill , isn't it? People are supposed to able to make up their minds unassisted. only I've never had any actlce. You see, l. was the fourth c ild. in the famrly— my two brothers and one sistcd died before they were ﬁve years old. Su when I came along. Dad and Mouis tried to wrap me in cotton wool. i had a trained nurse in constant a:- tendance until I was fourteen. felt like a fool, for I'm really strong as a horse. but poor Moms was so , h, .. terriﬁed something would happen to l-llmas h~ p" ~ ~ ~i. me "

Jane shook herﬂhead. "Thatki ‘They had Stopped l-n "OM °l m? scarcely a. lair ucstion. Our sibu-ihouicl. h t" En n em an lug“ are etnlilirelyt dlfferenlglatllldyylinisi- eaggreill ygllilwcolirie out? to ‘the ricid brlreeinfslcfillriixflk‘ ng 0 me‘ A tomorrow with the others for that “on ves of course _ u; New test you spoke of, Maybe I couldn't York for shopping and shows, ‘o ever be a pilot. who knows? And Miami for thglracflsd aralild ogdmtsj] mllilrarilfaldahieicdgd lorsillcei. June with canton“ m“ a nulnevrelief, as she climbed out of river; he cur. Ellen nodded. ilun up her hand little salu . and vnt (To be Continued) _

I've never handled a plane m self. but I'm an expert automobile and I can handle the lrickicst brute, of a horse. People say that those,‘ in a gay

__ _ whirling off.

Jane said uietly, "You're veryl fortunate to ave someone to take such good care of ou."

"I know it. but hats why it's st; hard to make up my mind for my- self about anything. Moms and Dad have always made it up for me. Ive never bothered to protest. bccaus what they have always wanted tor me has been for the best-and there Just wasn't anything to ﬁght about —until now."

Ellen nodded. "You see. I want terribly to join this organization o; yours—but can you imagine uh 1. Dad and Moms would say‘! And Pel- er would simply explode."

"Peter?"

“He's the man I'm going to marry —et least. I suppose ." answer- ed Ellen. "I like him a lot, but f’ii not sure it's love. Dad and Monit are crazy about him. and he is dis- tinctly eliglble. He's good-looking, and has Qllwh money so that. m- body would nk he had his $3 on the Martin bank-account instc uf the Martin girl. That's important. you know, to a successful marriage."

Jane smothered a little grin. "Is it? I wouldn't know.”

"Oh. es," said Ellen noncha- luntly ta ntia corner on two wheels and, after e car had straightened out. remembering to thrust her hand out u 1 ll 1 that she meant to turn. "But only thing is - I'm wondering if 1 rea ly want to gct married. I've never really lived. Everything has been so well arrang- ed for me that I don't even know

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to join your group." answered Ellen briskly. "there's only one hitch — that's Peter." "Oh?" said Jlnl. ' “He thinks women have no busi- ness in the sir-or in business oi , any kind unless they have to earn I lliv ng. You see, there's an old fam- I llv mansion which has been in Pet- 'er‘s family since before the OLvH iWar. And it's his dearest dream for us to live there when we are mar- ried. Supervising that sort of estab- lishment would be a whole-time job. lso I couldn't be ‘a lady with wringii Hind Mrs. Peter Raleigh at the sum time. 80-well, what do you think?"

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Sta tlcd, J mked. "What r riviilir? r nlifrtlill. i couldn't possth < '”"""';,""l """"' . advise you on a m~tter of that it)". ' , 9" "- i "Why not? You're a wiri mv our ROASTID, GROUND AND

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PUMPKIN CHIFFON I'll

1 tablespoon granulated gelatine 1-2 cup cold water 1 1-2 clubs cooked sieved i

pump n 1 cup light brown sugar

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14 tall-Slim" ml 9i

l-G teaspoon salt

I egg whites

2 tablespoons sugar

Method: Place the cold water in a bow] and sprinkle the zelatine over the surface and allow to stand roi- s minutes. Mix together the

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DEVIATION

Five-years-old William had been taught that Sunday 1s not a ‘l5? for play, but Olle I0 be 5e! “We for the worshPp 0f God. and resi- Nggurauy, his mother was sur- prised and shocked one Sunday morning to find him sailing his toy boat in the biﬂhtub. 1

"Williami Don't you know ft ,5! wicked to sail boats 0'1 Sunday?

she demanded‘. H

“Don't get excited. 111033"- replied William catnly. this isn't; a pleasure trip. This is "r missionary boat gobig to Africa .

He was one of the guests at ii musical. following the dlnﬂef- Tlif‘ hostess had been Dlfiylllg a piano. As she began another sclcLti-n h~ leaned over to a charmng Wﬂmﬂfl seated next to him and mqllllell-

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