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daylight back. or honour that all should drink t0- g _ The sun in White robed glory shall gather -"fs_ir drinking was the Uinon 5 I i

Tmapiipiifrher rose shall blossom ln Ffotirii-uixllgliuiiianiuncgonutili?

the east, elation which was adopted at first Playiniowith TNT is 2. sale dl _!or a 13:11:: Wghlillnlgloxx T ‘M we shnu m. spparelled (or 1061118111], and by later generations compared interfering wl h their e unlrfl B . ye n“

the feast as an accepted word. fathers and mothers who do not think that th could e a be and know on‘, akies foggy" wgshed ___-_. choice of wives and husbands for their sons m da/iidhliefl u"!!! m”

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PARLNTS SHOULD NOT DICTATE CHOICE OF CHILDREN'S MATES

Older Folks’ Experience Valueless When

Young Folks’ Deep Affection Motivates

make for themselves.

and clear. TEMPLE’! HAT JUST

w”? F" Em“ i“ Th“ 8mm‘ rwo sivisu. niscs T E A A N o CO FF EE ‘they think unit their . their knowledxe of life and their mg- “ Y- l“ ' tote ave made them matrimonial cvnno s. _-_ NEW YORK -'rhe templet hat per-fences in the holy s m l: m ‘or

a snizle choc be!“ WWW i" 1s really W‘ "m" “l” ‘° d“? m m“ u only Joiiieiiixiditswii: m1€hénh?i0tl amt»: iiniimuiiiionv- ounces will provide the explosive the head at either side above the _\ The,’ would," be taken m by a m. w gum m. a 511-]. necessary to fire two rounds of ears. It is a flattering new line 15h m] r They wmudn- 597g“; any m’; rd-

nmmunttion frcni the Films of an R Ar‘ Hurircnne- It will provide enough glue to lck a square Yard of aeroplane fabric: enough food to keep a hen for half a driy. enough fertilizer for one square ya 0Q earth.

To tvarken lieht tan leather ar- iicles such as shoes or bolts, lub them with a clozh dipped in am- monia.

NOT S0 SMOOTH

sociology m, tho Prnusi-lvaniii. Sirite College. s A temporary block- ink or f \ tion of impulses is asential (luring courtship if any intensity is in develop in the af- fair. he added.

AN AUSTRA-LTAN worm

Writers in England have a new to describe superlatives in numbers. "There are as many such-and-sucli" they say, “as there are marriages between Canadian soldiers and Enelish girls" And while on the subject of writers: Man from the dominions expend cons derable words trying to ex- plain the slung terms of their re- spective countries One Australian writer recently offered an interest- ing theory as to the way expres- sions "dlnkum" and "fair dinkum" first arose. "Dinkum" means gen- uine, true. no kidding. and "a dirik- llrn man" is what we might call."a. regular fellow." Apparently the word dmkum comes from the old gold-rush days in Australia when miners used to gamble far into the niirht and any one who stayed soled

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that again eliminates the pomga- ciour and dgveiops width at the side oi‘ the head . . hair curled in great puffs above the ear and framed by t-he curved sides of the face-framing hat. It is in reel": I. foundation piece and as such is developed with varying degrees of formality-

I shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore. there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do. let me do it now: let me not defer it or neglect

PRESSlh-‘G

Pressing in dressmaking is like modeling in sculpture. It gives the pzurnon‘ {grin zinrl should be done {l5 Yfill If] fllOllf-Y. EYOII $11011 seams should bi: pressed rizht nftcr stitch- iniz. Different material require illfferent treatment in pressing. Best way is to test pressing on e scrap of material. Washed. un- bleached muslin makes a go-od nresslntz cloth mllst be clean and frvc of lint and dressing. In damp pressing, cloth may be wet. then use two pieces. wet one. roll it in a. dry cloth. which will absorb just enouch moisture for presslng- Use the first one after it is partially dW- Acetates and other rayons like .1 cool iron. A damp cloth nver ii drv one helps in pressing seams and removing creases since a warmer iron may be used. $11k; will tolerate a. hotter iron than riiyons: but in general the pressing is the same. Some silks and rayons mav be pressed without cloths: but test before you Dress. Woolens need ‘in htfflvy Dressing cloth and |. leased on the right side. ‘p1 s and linens may be damp- ened and ironed directlv- Velvets and woolens, like broadcloth, must be steamed.

HARVESTING HERBS

How should mint. marjoram, parsly or other leafy herbs be har- vested?

Gather leaves early in morning

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___ - A d. t ban l ll wmll h to 618915? it. The path of true love never it. for I shall not pass this way 2 i/bsps. metled shortening his “axiom Efirgfnd sitiiyiniiimiiidnsifaefitngfiafiaiiiii, mddtniflvfin would be WOfld in THEY ITIGY hi Fhmlld m“ smml-“i D" F- E 35am 4 °- 9W1" Wiblc to feed her on beefsteak instead of love talk. Maybe the girl Q1931 , , John- “wool-its "Y<»1\‘=-<"‘-‘ "Y WW1 —Eli@nu@ d8 Grellst- 1 c- orange Juice WOllld choose for John would be no Miss America; maybe the husband grow and ||ve m peace, Our

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WOMEN Fiiifiic PRICE ron P00ll “§l.00ll MAKEUP”

You women who feel and look "washed out —llI‘l'lP end droopy-may be nevi the brine of lmmoglobin shorten in I-hcrifioofl

The demands u! y "periods" p . nlllfl. Ole. lll conspire In brin: about th a shortage of the viin rod coloring mnem- in Lila-rod blood will. Tr! Dr. William! Pink

The! hcl lnereue hcmoirlnbln when thorn e of it due to iron defl- alnuiry and help an sway that “leedui" feeling o! tlrcdnesl l0 often due to this eondlflnnjtart your conrle of Dr. Willllrm Pink Pills today. All: your drugghg

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violet eyes and a cute trick of lookina up throukh her 1 es. {hey wouldn't tie up for twenty ur thirty years with a led who didn't enouih to NWO" fl canary bird lust because he had a way with him.

IDEAL GIRL FOR. SON

No. sir. They would take counsel oi’ their heads _ . ‘j- instead of their hearts when it carne to sleuth! 0n ‘ the dotted line cf a marriage license, and they Would ck out for John a nice. sensible irlrl, with a little money of her own, who ow how to cook and run a bucket, and who would be an asset w her husband instead of a first aid to bankruptcy.

they would pick out for Sally would be pretty stodgy compfmy. What of it? Beauty doesn't last and Romeo drops his romantic line it the filter. butlrve go on needing comfortable homes and good bill-payers as 1on8 i“ we ve.

All of which is, of course, true. but it is also true that husbands and wives are a matter of taste. and it docsift matter so much what they B" as it does whether they are what those who are married to them want or not. A woman might have every virtue under the sun: she mieht have the disposition of an angel. anc‘ cook like a. French chef and Dlnfih Pen- nies like liletty Green: she might be as lamorous as a cinema star and as witty as Dorothy Parker, vut if she dl n't strike hei- husband's fancy. he “gféilld go wanderlnz doiwn the primrose path in search of some lady W110 d .

MODEL MAN CAN DISPLEASE WIFE

And :i man might be a composite of Joseph and sti- Galahad. and I go-gettci who loaded his wife down with matched pearls and mink cult-S and things: but if he was allergic to her, she would still keep her bu! packed for Reno.

And that is whv fathers and mothers have no right to try to PM! 0W their children's mates for them They don't know what the youngster! wan; or need. or What. it is itoing to take to make them happy in mar- riage and satisfied with what they've not.

Mother is sure that John. who ls quiet and sober and sedate. hill made a terrible mistake when he brings home a little flurry-ruffled brim. who has quick-silver ln her veins and who laudhs and Jokes and teflsfl him and chatters like a canary bird. The child-wife busineu bores Mother to tears, and she can't understand whv JOhn ever chose such P frivolous little creature. But John knew what he was ahout- He WEflN-‘fl a gay wife. somebody who would sing and make merry and Deb him 11E He would rather have sunshine in the house than 300d cooking, which something Mother never comprehencs.

SALLY GOT WHAT SHE WANTED And Father goes through life muttering that he can't see what Sally

Isaw in the chaip she married, who will never ma» more than a. bare 11v-

ing, when she could have had the pick of the d chances in her com- But what Sally craved was a party dress. all spanllles and Pink d substantial working dress that wasni. even her Arid because her husband gives

munlty. chiffon. instead of a $00 color and could never e made to fit her.

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' t~ y wov n. . ‘Pnmermm w- x- h“ Drawing the igrrtlly. n"Ggel" whispc ijie man wit: Style No. 3406 is delllned for R The monthhl meeting‘ of spring '—_ w e " n‘ m gqpeeh I “$531219:- ‘gfl 4 qgoéefuhyub t?” - e . . - . - . - F field w. I. was held at the school — ~-~--» which became effective ocwbei- l 3°‘ ‘“'° “as” w l’ ‘y y for m, blouse, 1 1Y5 yd. 3'34: 1R; SY on Oct. inst. The President pre- of this Yeflr- Any notice given rlc. Pattern is hand cut m Unflgd sided and opened the meeting with prior to October 1. 1943 is legal Q states Standard Measurement; n d go club Women's Creed in unison. A Job g‘ itfwere madmn aocoréilance ‘with . a includes chart with mp by , p ven m is answered Roll Call. e Ormer Mn re!“ I! 0n! e w- instructions ‘lode l ¢ » " i "-'¢QIp,0‘ll:‘ll?l-l -J Wwltillflfltnfesfldofmglgdgfxlfggfus mm“ You can D0 meet “guilt $355512 liblbgiis": quarter Olgfizllge tvhesztam any? it Mi imlh llnoltn iin- corfegponflgnge was men taut It ‘ of pork if I surrender coupons for name, gddpg“ iii-yd 3;]: “£1,219, . oruut ll wa mov d d .d ii " y ~ g the _ame? I live in the untry but ‘i if... M... tins. ins. romances‘. .r§2;i_ -;;;i"~' 33"“- ...A.::..;..... b w u r is A nausea stem e o» i» m m» s» e em uyr e rum also $2.00 for Milk Flor . . ou may uye quer r o , beet—t'.he but Britain Fund. 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