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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2'!

ll LONDON l 6:45 p.m.—“Imperial Affairs." A ullk by H; V. Hoclson. GSP, 19.6 m, ~ 15:31 mega", GSD, 25.5 m., 11.75 meg; ‘ GSC, 31.3 m., 9.58 meg. BERLIN

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S U P E R - S O F T MILDLY MEDICATED

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Pwveti Customcl'—l-lcy, waiter! I've found u. tuck in this doughnut! WﬂlLf‘l‘—-V\/ll,\‘, the ambitious lit- ilt‘ llllllﬁ- It. ntusl think it“ u tire. Agnes ivuntctl :1 kmcn, but lin- inoclier would not lei. her liuvc one. Agnes was taken sick 21nd it was und that m1 opcrution was llcccsenry. Htl‘ 111;>ti1i=i~ promised lirr the finest kmcn xhut, sliv could find, if 511i: would be a bravo lztzlc girl. A; she iva. coming out 01' the anaesthetic the ntnwe lmurcl her muttering. Sioolsing over she hem-cl

‘why not save your face by not telling any one about, It? It is unnecessary

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(lint tiuw-‘El wit murder to their varvlu: uciiv-iticx Mr . Prcndcrzast is :1 nliiriitl‘ rim-Ir ulri woman, but

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"I'm not uorricd about, their leaving us hcrc,“ Pace‘ said stoutly. “I'm my wrvxﬁccl nlzoilt. _v<1ur Mm. Lyrn. Wﬂii uvt. nil the island. easily "fhcrc are often sltlulllcrs (nu-lug; we're right ncur (Inc of the occrm Inncs. Flora might. try rmytl1i1uz, I bclicve. but. the minute Rtinrl acts homc. even if it's late tonilzht, 110.11 tell her that she can". do this znrt of thinv!"

“When clirl Rand go?" Lynn asked with difficulty.

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CARROT PUDDING.

Two-thirds of s. cup of currants. 2-3 cup raisins. 2-3 cup flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 3-4 tel-

WWDOOII cinnamon, 1-4 teaspoon cloves, 1-4 teaspoon nutmeg, 2-3 cup finely grated raw carrots.

Wash currants and raisins and dry on absorbent paper, Mix and sift the dry ingredients. Add the fruit and stir until well coated, then mix in 111a potatoes and carrots and beat lntll well blended. Fill h buttcrccl mould 2-3 full. Steam 2 1-2 hours. Serve with brown sugar hurt! hucc. ' ‘. Brown Sugar Hard Sauce: Four . tablespoon: butter, 1 cup brovm silgm‘ . [sifiecl 1-8 teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon, llcmon juice, 1-2 teaspoon vuuiiln, l egg white or yolk, if civsirod. Crcnm

butter and gradually blend in the

brown sugar. Add salt and flavor-inns lThe addition of bee-ten egg vmltc or l yolk increases the light-mess of the sauce.

CLAM-AND OYSTER SOUP. , i

A pint each of oysters and clumsl will be needed for this soup. Both are mixed, together with their liquor, the tough part of the clams is rejected. or it may be cooked, cut. oIf, and, chopped fine, and the mixture heated ‘ slowly to barely boiling point. Stand ; aside. Cook a quart of milk with five tablespoons of flour and butter 9 blended ho a paste and mixed with 2 l teaspoon; of salt, 1-2 teaspoon all white pepper, a teaspoon 0f minccdl dried parsley. and a tablespoon of grated onions. Stir until the milk boils and is slightly thickened, then add the oysters and clams. cook until nearly boiling. and serve in: boullllon cups 0r bowls with u gum- ll: of whim»! cream.

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llicsc words: "it's 21 bum wuy to got a out."

CURTAIN BUYING

Dorothy Dix ’s Letter Box

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A Jilted Girl Should Feel Thankful Because She Has Learned Before Marriage That She Has Lost the Love of the Man to Whom She Was Affianced

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Dear Miss Dix-What. is a Jilted girl to do? Shall I boll my friends that I have been given the air, or what? I was engaged to a. young man who was sent by his ﬁrm to a foreign country. He was to be gone three years and at the end of that time he W85 coming beck to many me. But it seems that he has met over there some one whom he prefers to ma. He writes w me very frankly that when he asked me to marry him he honestly believed that he loved me, but since he has found this girl he realizes that he didn't know what love was or what a man could feel for a. woman. He simply raves over her and is terribly sorry about hurting me, but life without her would be insupportable. ,0! course, I um mortified and grieved, more hurt in pride than heart, 1 suspect, but what um I to do about. it? What

X-FINANCEE.

I'M 6022*! vou FEEL BADLv...BuT You _ WON‘1' FEEL AN‘!

BETTER UNTIL ‘IOU GIVE UP TEA AND

COFFEE... As THE DOCTOR 5M0!

should be my attitude? '

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Go down on your knees in a prayer g1 thanksgiving that the young mun found out the true state of his affections for you and discovered his real mate before you were married, instead of afterward. God has been goon to you in that, you have been saved from being one of the wives who is mvrely tolerated by a husband whose little flare of passion has burned uoun to ashes; or, worse still, from being one of the tragic wives who eats her heart out, 1n bitterness knowing that her husband loves some other ivoman and that. he resents her because she stands between him and hap- piness.

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A broken engagement is a scratch that may sting and hurt, at. the time, but it will heal withou leaving even a scar behind. But a broken- up marriage deals a woman a wound that. testers in her soul and bleeds and aches us long as she lives.

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I can think of no more cruel fate that can befall a woman than to be married to a man who has married her for the sake of duty, or be- cause he had not the courage to break an engagement after he had found out that he no longer cared for her and that she had lost for him what- ever charm and allure she once had. No position, it seems to me, could be so humiliating as to be an unwanted wife, one who has merely endured instead of being desired; one to whom a. mun came back reluctantly of an evening instead of joyously; one whose very touch was repulsive to him. because she represented to him all that, he had sacriﬁced for her.

No man could be a good husband under such conditions, or make any ivomun happy. He would be more than human, He would have to be a saint, if he were not grouchy and gloomy, cold and indifferent, bitter and sarcastic; and if in the end he did not. tum from her to some other woman. _

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"l always thought thin talk about in. and coffee being harmful applied , only to children!"

"Oh- no, Daddy . | a many adulh, too, ﬁnd that the cnﬂeine in tea and coffee cln upset norvul. cuno indigestion,‘ or prevent mound deep l "

If you uuqpcct that tea and coffee disagree with you . . . try Postum for 30 days. Poatum contains no caffeine. It's simply whole when! and bran, roasted and slightly sweetened. It’: easy to mukc, and coll: legs than half a cent a cup. It’: delicious, too . . . and may prove a reel help.

I l4! u: lend you your ﬁrlt wall’: lupply of Poukum Incl Simply wrllo Conlumer Survlm Drph, Ganorll Food: Limited, Cobourg, Ontario-

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So be glad. Get out. the cymbals and rejoice that. you have been saved from going through this martyrdom. Nor should you in any way blame the young Illllfl because he has been swept away on a. tidal wave of the grand passion, and has discovered what he felt for you was merely liking, not love at all. What has happened to him was something beyond his control. The one thing that none of us can do is t0 love to order.

The HOUSEWIFF and HER ACTTVITYES

SEVERAL SMALL GARQTENTS

1f you make your children‘: clothes yourself you will 11nd tllnl will he saved and. much more accomplished if you take one day for cutting out; the garments and

Doubtlcss it is inevitable that you should have your pride hurt by hav- ing your ﬁance fall out of love with you and in love with another girl. But n"; (“FT she gave me marigolds.

To her the gift. was next naught, The impulse o! a passing thought, A whim with kincilineis inwrought. In passing from her hand. to mine ‘The gift became a. thing divine, Beauty and joy did intertwlne

And wrapped me in their folds.

to inform your friends of all the details. All that is needed for you to say is that you and he have decided to break the enzﬂxemcnt.

Emulate the example of a. woman who had the true_sp0rtixig spirit, Jlld who, when hcr lover tired of her and forsook nei- for mother, said: "I won him like a. woman, I lose him like a. lady." And that was that.

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Dem‘ Miss Dix-There is a. girl who comes to our office each day Just

VAPORUB Fall time is curtain time and think well before nmking your iClCCtlU“. Nft curtAuna give an

enlarging effect to the small room. Don't be governed by a passing fashion when curtaining your room. Decide what is the prettiest and most suilhbie sor‘. 0f material and stick t0 it. Elaborate, ornate curtains in o. mode t little home ure most out of plhcc and (luintylsheer nets would h: to much more suitable. Curtziins are expensive accessories,

d , - l "1 ...lt, - . , poo“ so a 3 4 uabloan U‘ 1 2‘ so think wil. before you buy.

Eoric acid for :1 cowl eye wash,

Witch-lfziz/nl for sprains and laruLscs.

Ftpwlns salts for a strong pur- gratin‘.

Eimrboiilltc of ﬁOZlil for indiges- 1.011.

Rhubarb compound pills for a. mild rhtliurtic.

Ilzmilzuzvx, cotton, adhesive in cure of accidents.

A stroll: disinfectant. for in contagious disenscs.

Iodine and mcrcilrochmme external cut» and nbrarions.

Aromatic spirits of ammonia for with soda. in a bud case of lndlgcSllMl.

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to visit and takes up about an hour o1 our tin-re, mus demoralizing 0m- schedule and forcing us to work overtime. I have tried in every way to let her know in u nice way that my work must be done and that, she is making my‘ job harder. what should be done to office visitors, READER.

~-—Annie Hood Tumer

‘Inffctas are tolls ‘

Answer:

Something very unpleasant with boiling oil in it should be done, not only to office visitors, but to all chronic visitors who kill the time o1 busy people. All of us are afflicted by one or more of these pests, idle men and women who drop in on us at, our most. rushed moment and; who stay and stay and stay, regardless of our broad hints about how busy we are and 110w important it is that we should get letters off in the mail ,0: the baby bathed, or her children's lunch started.

silhouette. Satin-striped taffetas‘ are looked upon with fondness by juniors.

Broadcloth makes its appear- ance bordered and ﬂowered with velvet, and. uses tiny rhinestone,‘

It's folloy to usegentlemct-hods on these tune-stealers because their Wtwm as a bad‘ “im-

hides arc us thick as that, of a. bhlllﬁC€luo and nothing short of a. harpoon will go through it. Hence, the only thing m do l5 just, 1,0 gen them plum. 1y that. you have work to do and cannot. be interrupted and that they will have to go, or to shut the door in their faces. If it mlzka them mad,so P°°m5 much the better. All busy people have to use this drastic measure in v0l1e=.

There is no nicer curtninlng for hanging close to ivindows of dark ; than thin, synthetic silk l

draperies, and will let in n11 the sunlight possible.

er you do it the better.

Even worse than the office visitors i; the tglephnm ﬂeml w“ “u; V0“ “ll in Wvfkifu; hours to gab 0W1" the wires about nothing at, all. Here the remedy is easier, for when the time-killer starts on some story that, no heard at the club or tells you just. what he thinks of the President's pomp lcs, or Sally Jones begins to relate all of her symptoms and give you the details oi her servant troubles, or w repeat. little Johnnleb latest, wlttlcism, Y0“ W" hull! llD- Md lFll-Sli l-lllll W11 have made an enemy who will never speak to you again. And for all such mercies, Allah be praised!

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Dear Miss Dix-I have a “usband who adores the ground I walk on, and I don't love him at all. He is of good family, educated, owns his own business. We have a daughter a yea," 91d, whom h, mink; l, per- feet. I don't, like children. I am a terrible wife in every sense of the word. I don't. like housework, so he dos it. He feeds the baby and p17. her to bed every night. He gets chances m go out; with m, (new; but he won't go. He'd mthe; take me out, but I usually won't. go with him. He is 2B and I am 20, and what; I want. m mm l; 5 mmlumg with 10g; or fun and thrills. Dart you think I should get, com; hgpplnggg out; 0g my,»

UNHAPHLY MAR-REED.

Waxed floors should be treated to a cleaning and a new wax coat once or twice u year. Remove old wax with gasoline or benzlne. Then give the hardwood a. thin layer of floor wax. Even if the directions on the can do say no p0l|5hing is needed, a little elbow grease gives a brighter lustre.

Mien you wish to make your seven minute or broiled frosting 100k more company-fen (and quite professional) melt, jelly and pour over the cooled frosting. It gives the cake a handsome glazed appear- ance.

Ideal for late Fall wear are top- oo s with raccoon collars worn

ANSWER

Sure you should. but why not try to get some happiness out of me by rlolns your duly by belng a good wife and mother and by trying to bring some pleasure into the life of the fme man to whom you u; murrled?

jacket buttoned snugly to the neck.

Lavish furrlng employed in the new cortume suit‘, and except in sports ensembles. n11 coats and jackets advance the fitted line with cit-her a. flare pcplum, a tunic llne or inset side flares.

Belleve me. my child, the only happiness we over have u what we rive to omers, and the only road to happiness lies along the way of clean 11v. ing and unselﬂshness.

1r you ‘start out, w hunt for neppméee in nuvmg romantic affair; and bfvlllllll! Wm‘ marriage VOW! Y0“ my have a little fun and get a few __ Broadcloth skirts and ‘lame

Llllflllﬁ B5 l-lle beiimllni 0! Your adventure, but, it will end in sorrow, tears

‘M ‘ulllwi DORDYIHY DIX. blame: m the very latest nllumce.

too much wax will collect dust.

for evenhig ed a bad habit of orouplns rtlwlleﬁ- dresses, but. taffetms have new and ytry giving it interesting features. There is one ‘fore you with a ribbed surface which gives i machine. even more stiffness to the prinoessmequlrec.

In th be . m l , ardrgrms 1 w ‘ca: buttoned revcr of lustrous 5301\- proect emse ves from tune-wasting friends and neixhbor-s, and the 500I1- W95 ll t e e ll Me 0 WY- The buttoned cum repeal we ggﬂﬂL

ovr a two-piece suit, with the,

neatly pile them away for the odd moments when the sewing can be accomplished. 1f each is cut 011i separately it means much uwu effort.

TOO MUCH WAX

Waxed floors are very nice but avoid the use of too much wax- Flrst. of all it makes the ﬂ00r5 £00

A 1.01m NURSING slippery and therefore cancerous Imd

11 you have a. long siege 0f 11'1"- lng ahead oi’ you it 1s W150 l0 Bqllll‘ your medicine closet with lll° articles that will be of oon~ unit help to you. A medicine glass and. lucasilr- irng spoon are invaluable for the in- surunce o! accurate doses. A Elli“ tube for liquid refre=hmc11ts for the weak patient is a. conllorl-

DROPPED STITCHES ‘If your sewing machine has start- a. thorough oilinﬂ be‘

touch the tension 0f the Frequently that is all it

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Fashions’ Latest For Chic Dressers

1111s .,.l:i1.€§Lll.ﬂF§. .0” silk . . ‘ is very individual with its shin?‘

The slender ‘paneled skirt will give you height and make your hips look slim. i

Satin-back crepe with the oun- trart of the lustrous surface is another idea. for its development.

For a (IICSSy version for after- noons or dinner, select velvet with metal or laoe contrast.

You'll be amazed at. bow it is to sew.

Style N0. 1836-15 designed 10f sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44. 46 and 48- inches burst. Size 36 requires 3 1-2 yards of 39-inch material with M, yam of 39-inch contrasting.

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