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The Woman's Realm

Ikom The Christian Seismic Monitor.

The little house anussles ass-ind the Oosylxhnd Iml in the Ilnlbfl Bltill. Down in the valley through tne lolkfiallllce me g0 on their way And seldom think that a house can p 92:1 of a man's Phllosonll!

Bu‘ whenever the night comes, gray and st'll,

[like to look at the house on the hill.

hr the? on the hillside. brisk and b " Y it

10' lights shine through the 3 night.

[heir cheer is like a song that

sing; Of love outlssting ‘darker thin s! ——Arthur Wallace Pea .

“WEDDING RINGS

One ring for three brides! as the rate at which wedding rln s are being manufactured in Brits today, a fact which is causing some concern among brides-to-be. Present jewellery stocks are low, and when the ime comes to replenish their nooks, the position will be very amte. It seems a difficult situation. Tue war breeds marriages; it also takes the metal which is needed to lenl those marriages. During the lust half-year of 1942 the principal jevsollcrs in Birmingham and Lon- (inn were allowed to distribute 83.- 232 mugs, The number of marriages

in the same period was estimated

at 250,000. 5o it really looks ss if three women will have to share the same wedding ring unless the board of trade can rexulate the pcxvitlon. The idea has enormous pmsilyties in arrangement, but it is extremely doubtful if it would ever work out!

TREND AWAY FROM BLUE POI . CWILIANS

NEW YORK. It's a pretty good hunch that with blues being a. must for so many women in uniform there will be s swing away from ‘blue for the clvil'an's spring suit or cont Green seems to be the loslfifll pvrcossor io blue, especially since mcu have voiced- their distaste for arriilllnl; suggestive of khaki. Green, if you remember your fashion les- pom, has been and is now, one of the fopnotch colors, so go ahead on n, it's your Mgnal.

CAN'T SHIP FLOWERS

Britain has prohibited local ship- ments of flowers and plants by rail.

To keep brass or other metal door kiw-kers, door knobs, etc, shiny, ppply- a thin coat of colorless wax to them

CAN II PAINTED

ln these days of conservation. tips on how to make household articles 12,-‘. longer are particularly welcome. Cnnsulnei‘ Information Service points o". 1 that ordinary window shades which have become shabby andwom can be renewed bv painting.

The surface of the table on which (he painting ls clone should be well-

rozected with old newspapers, be- .

cause the paint may go through the shade.

The shade should be laid on tho sable ane- as much dirt and dust as Eosslblewiped off. The paint should

e applied with a brush, preferably brimming it crosswise. Any good qllf‘.l.i~_\' paint can be used, thinned VCllh us much turpentine as can be added without spoiling it; quality.

Before rolling up the shade it mould be thoroughly» dry. It is con- yldered advisable to test ms method v! iuting on one shade first be- \_ of the varying qualities of L ‘ l__t___lglnds of paint.

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HOSIEBY EXPERT! ADVISI NOT TURNING STOCKINGS INSIDE OUT WHILE DAM!

The lsnputancs of handling ray- w Iwcklnu sour-iv when rum: them i; reflected in tbs mdvlcg hosiery experts who warn against turning them inside out while wet.

Rayon is known to lose much of t; strength in water Daily wash- ing in a mild tepid suds elminazes the necessity for rubbing. Arm- several rinses moistwe should be removed by wrapping in n. towel, then hanging to dry for 48 hours a- way from direct heat or surllight. v

Cotton feet and welt on rayon e53 are recommended as good combina- tions for durability. Darning thin spoil before the threads hlebk will also prolong wear.

IN DISPATCHES, TOO

Lady rreyberg and her famous V C. husbLnd, General Sir Bernard Ffreybel. were both mentioned» in dispatches sunultaneously for "gal- lant and distinguished services" in

the Middle East. This was believed -

to be the first time bu"; id and w‘l’e on war service have been ga- zetted together.

RELAX MUSCLE! WITH FOOT BATH

Any woman with normal feet can to pedal beauty and comfort with just a half hour's care once a week.

A good foot bath and pedicure in a reliable beauty shop is prac. tidal and pleasant. It slaps up the WOPlI-‘ml Dace. as well as improv- ing the looks of the feet.

If that's out considering your war budget, try it yourself, at home.

The best hath ls in two part5. hot and oold. Plunge the feet into water just as hot as you can take it, soak for a couple of minutes, then plunge them into cold- water and soak Doctors prescribe a hot foot bath for acute paints and fiflmps. llt's a fine relaxer and anti-fatigue agent.

PRINT BLOUSES FOB WEAR WITH BLACK!

NEW YORK. —As a result of the many women wearing slacks, print blouses in brilliant coloring: an featured by many houses in a variety of patterns to wear with them. Flower print; are most important, but plaids, checks and stripe; are also scheduled for a very busy spring. In this latter classification, every- thing is to he found from a nar- row prln to an awning stripe.

8110110 fllwks 8m‘! skirts are also to some extent responsible for the continuation of bright red; and greens into the newer color scheme, The flannel shirt, in either rayon, wccl or in blends, loses none of its winter popularity.

‘Till! WILL NEVER BI"

WASHKNGION -(CP)- The "cannibal Hitler" decided to turn the Ukraine into a colony of Ger- man imperialists. to enslave and Germanize the freedom-lo krainian people, the Soviet Infor- mation Bulletin says and adds. "This will sever be!"

RATIONING FISH

BTOCKIIULM --(CP)- Ration- ing of fresh fish started in Swe- den Jan. il joining among restrict- ed food; canned mackerel and bunny fish which have been ration- ed for some months.

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By JOSEPH CIIADWICK

CHAPTER XIII

‘Ihres days later, John, Virginia and ma. Bailey boarded the Clipper plane that was to carry them on the first leg of their trip back to the United States.

During those three days, John had lived in a. state of bllssiul enchant-

ment. His discove that he was in love with Vir changed his whole outlook. He was no longer

the old John Stacy. who had been content_wlth his humdrum job in figtgudltin department of Mitchel} rs. e was a youn man o vlilultléirg amalaltiong — a yguiigt man w o cam o o a ffithesakeoftheglrfi ehopedm

His hope of winning her was buoyed by three things 1n the first place. to his surprise, she seemed strangely unperturbed bv Monteros’ sudden de arture from Rio. John

thered at the fellow had written

er a note before leaving, which had evidently given her some explana- tion, but not even this could ac- count for her seeming lack of dis- ress

lnthe second place, John remem- '

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DEAR you do:

he didn't.

want to believe. of having. from m‘

Take it he doesn't leave her mmmnl?» n°°n and 1118M. and then for fear she may not have under-stood

him, he telephones it

He is insistent and theme of his monologue, W! blwy to take her out.

of his life in giving her p

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marry a. 800d t

I am now lea mm’! her she will kl honorable in all my dea

bored. her response to his kiss. She had not resisted hum-had seemed to want him to kiss her. He won- dered whether it was possible that she, mo, in that moment, had dis- covered herself in love--not with Monteros. but with him. Could this be the reason for her unexpected indifference to the fact that the Argentinean had faded out orf the picture?

Fixially, John was luioyed by her apparent enjoyment of his com- psny during those last three days in Rio. They spent a. great deal of time together and were very gay. John didn't attempt to kiss her again. tr even to make love to her —he didn't want to s ll his chances b in: mo perc pltate — but he fe t sure, from the way she ‘ looked at him and from her whole manner inward him, that she was more than casually interested in

him.

On the day of their dspcrturd. Roger Dune was at the airport to see them ofl. To look st him, ms would never have believed that he‘ was an irresponsible ne'er-dowel], who had just been rescued from a financial Jam. Well groomed and well tailored, he looked for all the world like s successful business mm. oked s. little with Mar- garet B ey, prlvstel reprotched John for not buying is industrial diamonds, then fondly kissed his daughter goodby, promising her that he would return w the States lssoonuhehadtskencusofcer. ‘Bllnhgn ti? h.‘ mollylnz boat as

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ofl. It sougred above the har- bor, pointed its blunt nose north- ward. Rio fell behind.

For John, the romance of Rio w: s float" but he did not know that then.

rude swak-znins came at San Juan in Puerto Rico. .

Like s. glgmtic bird, the Clipper sat down on the darkening surface of San Juan Harbor, where she would. rest until morning before fly-

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file to can-y the passengers to s. Ashore, John sent his first cable

to Stephen Mitchell: » Mission successful. Pas-w on was

home.

He ho d the Old Mm would be apps-sofa v0 and remember his promise to reward him. When that promise had been made. it hadn't meant much to John. ‘Then, he had wanted only to hang onto his old job. Now, he didn't want to o back to the rut of his auditinfilio . He needs s. r ob wl ldftchell Motors-so t e could one day txll Virginia how he felt.

He didnt’ mesa to her M. but Bap Juan was glamorous. Dancing with her in the hotel patio that night, he head. .5110 looked so lovely, so desirable, that

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Why. son, When a woman wants pulls this I-cawt-llve leave-me stuff. It is ity is so flattered by the courage to say away.

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to men mo vtefie devotion in a common politeness;

cause, although he has never mention-

women are sure men love them because they have been coming to see them for years.

All of which is utter nonsense woman not endowed with the

state of a man's affec- of the doubt and decide that s...’ - own" s"; v vcs W fl that the never dun-med. most cyesusl

mm attentions

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prophecy can read what is in a mans eyes. They may tell of the state of his

liver, but not of his heart. Nor was

there ever yet any man so shy that he

to her over again after he gets home.

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the sligh est lndics on that he h anything more than a brotherly feel- ing towards her. comes because her mother is a. good cook and because her house makes s. comfortable free club for him.

Mm me. sister. that wh man u in in doubt on theuzuhject.

alone and wished company I showed her

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o oesn‘ wan marry e “lid-in. wh cllnyotl tto h sh -wit out-you-and-I-will-commit-sulcide-lffyoug ta: ficientttllnxetgut it works, because the man's van. e 0118 ’ d ti ' "Nay. nay, P....'In..-°$°&"z“.f. 3%.?“ 12”‘ m’ “w”

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have s unk enough to ask for‘ r s. man camp-

l's parlor, yes: after year, as

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love with s. wosnan, He tells her about it

v.9 his words by deeds. He is never see her.

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is as old. as creation.

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they didn't care anvthinc for

they were miserable ever after man who ls shanghled into mar-

He ill?

selfish simply st

thrlfl% 0n a visit to the U. l. he deckled send a telegrams to h .

On enqui g st the post office he W” told the chum. but um tho Bender's name would l» free.

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One and one-half cllnl paltry flour, 3-4 teaspoon salt, 1-8 cup plus l. tablespoon lag, glilfllllm: to tablespoons we . and salt molar and ad which makes batter oold. Out the lard with knives or rub it in

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when the dough will hold io- .ther divide into halves, Ind mil out 1 half on lightly floured board to 1-8 inch or Zess ass. Care- 'ully fit on El: plate and trim edges. Roll out p crust same as bot- om crust, but when larle enough fold it once. and slash fold to allow for escape of slum. FOR APPLE PIE fill bottom crust v. ‘l about 6 or '1 apples (BPYI and Grsvenstelns are good now) s1ice'd ‘hinly and mixed with s tablespoons honey, juice 1-2 lemon and 1-2 tes- spoon cinnamon. Moisien edges of bottom crust, put n top crust. pressing edges together very firmly. trim edges. Bzush top with a little milk in which i teaspoon sugar has been dissolved and bake at 460 deg. "mhr. for 10 minute, 350 for a0 to "5 more.

gs Morning Smile l

III TOLD HIM

At 3 o'clock in the morning s lady telephoned the president of s large department store. After much ringing, the morgul answered with a sleepy and gruff “f-lellol" "This is Mrs. sounded," said the slur .: *1" M 9-D ¢ I you pereon-' all! to tell you that the hat I bought at your store last week is “Th t’ ll I "nl ' ed the a s a very ca,’ yawn President. "all: woulgyvou mini-intell- ml. Ill llfl. W vou es m0 at thfs hour of the night about a hat you bought last week?" “Because? she replied politely, “you: truck Just delivered it."

Brief-Thomas was rather

"That's splendid," he replied,

LIT‘! HAVE A SMOKE!

MOSCOW —(C'Pl- Ilya. Henkel, author of the Soviet war song, "let's Have a, Smoke," said to be popular with the British Army, spent vnany months working on a Red Army zwvwllvner.

A health is= vital!

flnhedlllclmen iorldnghwwhdlnilios

musl be cafogvwvlod with a balanced lunch

Lutyeu Csnsds lost9nsillioumsn days-enough time to build 2,000 bombers-from preventable illness among war workers. National Nuni- don Services in Oruws ascribe this loss in large measure co war-workers not getting the rlgli: klad of food.

fr‘: up no uswomen uopunhla right, so I have illustrated a nutri- tionally correct lunch so pack for your mm if be works in a plans without lunch-room This lunch box would consuls: MILK-Every adult nude ‘l; pint s day. If he doesn't like milk straight, give him cocoa, coffee sud ho: milk ououpmsdewlrhmilkinarhermoe.

ON]! TOMATO — Every day we should est s serving ofcomszoes, dtrus fruits or their juices.

ONE APPLE-Every day one other kind of fruit.

LHTUCE or Cole 8lavv—lvury day two servings of lesfygreen or yellow vegetables —- frequently raw.

FOUR SUCES BREAD-Every day we need four to six slices of Canada Approved bread, brown or white. One serving of whole 3min cereal.

COL! SlAW IS FINI IN LUNCH PA". Ml: li usupoon all. K pepper l6 paprika, id scraped onion and l tab uspoon sugar. Blend in l " vinegar. Add l6 cu sour cream. Best till thicken: . Mix with 2 cu s shredded cab-

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