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Women ’s Realm

The Housewife

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I remember a boy Sauntering, his hands in his pockets, down the street, And whistling loud and sweet Our Purity Mold. and tour of For Very Joy" the West. Views golden brown dam of (‘anada‘s Beat. “This wheaf, when it's ripened by sunshine and shower," Says I'ur1’t% Maid, "becomes Purity bur."

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It was in a morning of May: I. a child, heard note on clear note Tumbled headlong from a hu— man throat: I looked out, I saw him going his WHY-

Idly and gladly, with unpurposed foot Between the white and purple lilac trees, Piping his heart's ease ‘ On his live flute. '

Why have I not forgotten boy and bougli’? l I renlelnbrr: I wonder who and what he was, On some unlike day. I Dause—— And if he's as harms’ now. -By Audrey Alexandra Brown.

BETTER BREAD

with PURITY FLOUR Try My Recipe for

W H I T E B R E A D (Straight Dough or 4;; hour Method)

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solvs yeul In M cup lukewarm water. In the re- maining liquid (which should not be sbeva 100 dsgrass I.) dis- solve tbs suar andsalt: then add yeast, Mixln suf- ficisnt Hour to make a soft battsr. Add shortening and beat well. Stir in suficient flour to produce I dough salt enough to handle oonvunlsntly, but not stinky. Turns out on floured board and knnsd until sell and alastic. Placs in s nsased bowl, cover and let rise until it is doubls ' the original bulk; then punch down. L4-t rise again and. alter punching down once more. divide into pieces ' which will lull-fill blklng pun. Bah in but even of we to 425 dunes for 5 to 60 minutes dnaendlng on also leaves.

id in which to cook the hot dogs over the camp fire.

RING-TAILED MONKEYS

An ingenious system is practised in capturing ring-tailed monkeys. which are numerous in Madagasca,

A cocoanut is split in two, and: a banana, with a piece of wood running through it, is placed lengthwise through the nut, the two halves of which are drawn to- gether by wires. Then a hole is cut just large enough for the mon- key's paw to enter.

The monkey sees the tempting

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0:! this fins-Aastna. money-lasing 800 pus Purity Cooh Book. last P°¢~NI'd luv 0% rile w"“"‘ °°,"“', "" A certain genlteman was very fond of golf, and a. little refresh- ment after the game. He arrived home very late one night, and was met by his wife in the hall. "Well, and what. excuse have you got to offer for coming home at this unearthly hour?" she ask- ed angrily "It was was playing friends and-" “Playing golf!" she cried in dis- gust. ‘Are you trying to tell me you can play golf in the dark?" “Oh, yes, that’: easy, my dear." he said quickly- “You see. we were using night clubs."

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Modern Etiquette l "3’ "‘°”““ '‘u’ l .A'T&'s'fi'ffu (By ROBERTA LEE)

' 3"“"““ °“‘ Y“’“ Beveled yarn can be revived and

Q. wing mould . ..;--;.m .10.. made to look like new by wrap- me door gftgr . mlw, nu gumed‘ ping it in a towel. and placing it. away? , for a short time in a colander or

A, The gen“; mould gtgnd steamer over a vessel of hot wa- wm; mg door open um,“ um V151- ter. The steam makes it fluffy ll)! enters his car, or, if he is walk- , seam. and the ram is in the same 1ng_ mm ha “who, uh, nag. l condition as when new. walk,

Blanched Nuts Q. Where should a man give at Nut‘! 8“? blfinchfid by immersing 5-tag dinner? ‘,them in boiling water for two A, A sfiag an-meg should be g1v-, minutes. then in cold water. Drain an m 3 man; bmhemg quarter,‘ and remove the skins; then spread

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or in a. private room in a hotel. If he chooses to give the dinner in

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nut from his tree. He lumps down. looks it over, sees the hole, and smells the banana inside. He is very fond of bananas. Putting his paw in, he grasps it, but the wood prevents it from coming out.

Then the hunters appear and the monkey runs for a. free. But he cannot climb because of the cocoa- nut on his paw. and as he will not let that go he is captured, pawing wildly at the tree.

Turkey for a Queen

Smoked turkey is a favorite delicacy in London, and the Queen of Yugoslailt has just ordered one from the Savoy hotel. She also wants a smoked salmon and both are being sent by air to Belgrade.

Mulls Match Gloves

The muff this year is an impor- tant accessory. Flattened out and trimmed with astraken it hangs from the shoulder with a strap like a drum. These muffs enliven black ensembles and are shown in subtle shades to red. plum and pearl grey kid, with stitched gloves to match.

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When you use “Dr. Fowler's” you are not experimenting with some new and untried remedy, but one that has stood the test of time; one that has been on the market for the past 94 cars. Beware of substi- tutes. Fl‘ ey may be dangerous to your health.

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W.%%W How Can I ‘T 7 (By ANNE ASHLEY)

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Q. can I shrink dress goods?

A, Place the goods folded in a tub of cold water, to which a few handfuls of salt have been added.

After a few hours, hang on the line without unfolding. The weight;

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drying in. and the salt sets the color.

Q. vamlsh when ture?

A. Put three tablespoonfuls of cooking soda into one quart of wa- ter and apply with a rough cloth. Then use sandpaper and the varn-

How can I remove the old refinishing furni-

Reduce Bulky Legs With Sim-

' ple Exercises

1 thinly in pans and put in a warm loven to dry for a few hours The crispness of the nuts will depend

his own home, his women folk.

should not appear. upon their dryness.

Castor Oil Massage A little castor oil massaged well ‘ into the scalp once a week in very beneficial to the hair, and is claimed by some to arrest gray- ness.

Q Is it permissible for a girl; to ask a young man to call, when she has known him for quite awhile?

A. Yes.

IF IT'S lT’$ GOT TO BE GOOD

use us GETHN6 W ‘mu FOR HER PHYSICAL exud- BORDEN'S ARE so srkicr vou KNOW.’

homopuisu it. And then this double-rich milk is irrsdlsbsd for an added supply of the important "Sunshine" Vitamin D. Here is I milk that im- provessllyoureooklng...a milk so safe. so nourishing Milk. and so ill estible. that it Ivspor medfori antfeedlnginmil- of the natural water. llonsofhomss. Always at pssuurlsm the milk and you poeer forBorden’s.

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Io athlete was ever In better shape than the sleek wdl-kept cows like Ilslo . . . who five their e, foamy-fresh milk to en's.

Their quell -controlled milk is use to make

Have Slim and Lovely Legs

How unkind are today's short skirts to the girl whose legs are thick, over largel And if she's not heavy otherwise she's apt to think their bulkiness is r natural defect —that nothing can be done about it.

Actually. with the right exercises it's possible to reduce knees and calves to s shapely slimness.

Here’: a aimpls routine that acts on the muscles of the legs and trims down fatty pads. Then good- by to unsightly bulges!

Stand with feet 18 inches a art. arms out to side. Bending oth knees, turn on ball of right foot and bend right knee so that it

. almost touches the floor at the in-

step of the left foot. Repeat to opposite side. turning on ball of left foot. Repeat eight times. Rest. Do 16 times altogether. Whatever your figure-fault. rs- member your body is largely what l you make it. Are your hips large. ndo on have a downer’: hump- ! or 0 you suffer from foot trouble! Our 82-pus booklet helps on take stock of your figure. Ives illustrated exercises for the waist- lline, shoulders. arms. bust, hips. [logs and feet. Also has exercises to improve posture, correct con- I atipstion, relax nervu. a daily routine 049 tone up the entire body. éend 20c in coins for

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. every little plmply laced pipsqueak 01 a boy Wlis 8 hero Of 105151195. End at night--ap ly it in the morning u 3 G _ I V ._ .. .. .v..~4.-. -am.-.19 of believing that you couldnt live if you uidnt have a new mat. You lam, ,,,,o,., 0,. ,mke_,,P. None,“ h | b};lut:mNo§x2tnis 7.4 W, /,,, I ‘ 131008115 15 W95 3«11'1mP°”'3m '0 d° exmuy Wm‘ 5-“ l"-he °m°1' ‘W15 we” .mow-wbiIr,gns.nIu.r,plessant to use.See I and Depumcnxsioiglip M J,’ M 0""

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HEALTH SALAD 1 tab'.espo0n gelatine 3 tablespoons cold water

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1 1-2 cups cottage cheese Cut, fifty Wl'Lll you. And that's fair, for a girl of her age is entitled to step out a

1-2 cup‘~salad dressing

1 teaspoon salt

1 1-2 cups cucumber seeded and

diced

2 tablespoons sugar

2 tablespoons lemon juice

1 cup grated carrot

l-2 cup green pepper, chopped fine 2 tablezpoons minced onion. ,

Soak gelatine in cold water and dissolve ovcr hot water. Mix cheese and salad dressing Add salt, sugar lemon juice and vegetables. Add dissolved gelatine. Mould and chill. serve on crisp lettuce.

years. 011: son, then l taught music to earn man, who has been a’ true father to my y.

was thrilled with the idea of having 5, lather. but after my marriage a complete change took

Cottage Cheese in Tomato Asplc 2 tablespoons gelatine 2 1-2 cups tomato juice 1 teaspoon sugar

enly, became 1 to W t shir s.i.”..‘i§’.§’“p.p3§?°‘t§”t..t§ ‘““°° il°°“ly ..“.“‘;é’.‘.‘é"‘€l.. $5.’; %’l:“..‘."‘.i.i‘.‘{i."l.‘lS‘°€il.§'.‘I‘§.‘£’cl‘.‘oo‘°“‘H‘;“tl§“3§l.. ‘.1‘.‘.‘a you back ‘or what he consider-,,;r°u= dewtina mm He w W , 1 2 R h all was mm; 0,, “me, um“ ms ow um ,,,5,,M‘, hm ml; 0 - you as much as u have hurt in. and he will keep it up as longtla be ' cups 00 am; 0 eeset , to do a ot for him in ythe future dines ti?-an he refuses lo an‘i§.é’.“?°..‘y‘ k“°W5 he l5 ma 118 011 mlberuble. But. if it falls flat. he will gt‘ tlmd Ju?;akA%3a:k:;o$ng'2toCur:m:?::’n; [letters or to come home on his vacatiom and won't even tell me of hs °f mam“ 8‘?5'«l11'95 9 53 ngb°dV W033-I l§!5fl0“4,39- 3:'ldhELlSV° ll “Elm r R . e , . , - ._ ‘ sum ' 0 mi a le . l lans or whereabouts. All of his former love and deletion to me 1.» gone. willfggfml £1 meemlflgsgst otlnili llphe finds lliaxlgyoh done. tart‘ Mld Mlle

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juice and bring in hot juice.

Dissolve gelatine

°‘ me 5°“ p’°V°“l~5 “mnkles ‘mm ‘Pour into large mould and chill.

When mixture begins to thicken press in cottage cheese by spoon- fuls. Chlll until firm. Unmould on lettuce or other salad green. ish will come off easily.

Q. How can I prevent bread, or cake from baking quickly and getting too brown?

A This can be prevented by placing a pan of cold water in the bottom of the oven.

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the doubt and trust to her good breeding and the wise teaching you given her to come ' worlylng about Janey and use a Give up the foolish idea that you can smiles and prisms young person 0.

with the family, but she woul ii she woulcuft have to have a row with you about every time she went

gregarious and

3 out of that by letting

them. you can find out who her companions are and gently and lnsidiousiy

lreeze out the undesirables without her knowing it steal lt._ If you don't let boys come to the thing. any mother can give her daughter is her home.

from her by making her home a. prison faults instead of weeping over them.

lof all of their misfortunes, they wallow in

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Dorothy Dix’-s Letter BOX

Don't Keep a Leash on 16-Year-Old Girls All the Time; Their “Faults” Are No Greater Than Were Yours When You Were the Same Age

Dear Miss Dlx—-M daughter, who is not um: 17. has become a areal problem. Instead of being content to Bpfindjler eveninsa with the lam; uy she wants to have dates and go out thwhszt she calls ‘the cans

Worse still. when I refused to let her she me that if I did not give her more liberty she would without my permission She even threa -

ens to ve home. How can I prevent, her from running wild like the rest of the l'oungB pgolile?

Answer:

Perhaps your daulhlfl wouldn't seem quite so muohofaproblemlfyouwoluldthinkbacktothe time when you were nearly 17. It is because par- ents forget what they were like when they were boys and girls that the get so pessimistic about their own children and le awake at ht wonder- ing what the world is coming to. and il Oomlng OW!‘ the depravity of modern youth.

sick over your 16-y}ear-old whghyzantsdtgi do wraat nail the other youngsters are doin-B‘ Whose set are we 6: to Me km W‘ 0 wants to run with the crowd instead of spendln her evenings at home in the bosom of the family. But isnt that exac iv the way you fell and what you wanted to do when you were her age? Weren't You boy-crazy? Didn't, you feel that you would die with disappointment if you missed art? Axidwasyourideaofagoodtlnmspendlng the

1 to Grandpa reminisce about the Civil War,

and other and Father ash over the domestic problems and groan over the way the price of eggs had gone up? You know very well that ur Janey is just a reincarnation of you in your adolescent girlhood. ou know that you got over thinking mat

You are worried

and, incredible as probably your nwther and father thouzht. you

fine. sensible woman. Why not give her the benefit of

l t k Jane seriously so wiy a e y so have

make over the modern girl into the of the Victorian era. which you can't streamline her ideas of what a nice girl should be. which You 03-I1

o. . . of course, she is not going in be content to spend all hcr evenings

d be willing to stay at home some evenings

dates and she will go fifty-

Let her have a reasonable number of

to run with the Bang. All young people are she wants to go with boys and girls of her own But take me danger

or course, she wants naturally go. we olcisters are awful bores to the young.

her have her friends come to the house. lmtert

Make them welwme. Let them have good times. In that way

Face the fact that if you don't give your daughter any liberty she will house. she will meet them on does, she won't tell you any- The best protection that

Don't take that away . Try laughing at your daughters .Y:>u will get, a lot better results,

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Problem: How to Deal with lesions Son Dear Min Dix—I have been divorced from my first husband for ten three years of age. was given into my custody and our support. A few years ago I married a splendid Belore I married, my boy

If you object to everything she

he sly. so don't force her into deceiving you.

place in his character. He sulked, dressed slov-

sarcastic

could have the dean of the school compel him to write at least once a

week, but I hardly would appreciate love by force. what is your advice? bee S, E. ~

Answer:

Evidently your son is suffering from an acute attack of jealousy. Up to the time that you married he had been the sole object of your affec- tion and lntermt. and when you stand having his little nose put out of joint, ,

Children at his age are morbid creatures and they enjoy nothing so much as pos to themselves. at least, as martyrs. They simply pile on the 88011 B5 By picture themselves as poor. miserable. neglected, mis- treated v tims of a mother's perfldy_ or a father's cruelty. When they have a stepfather or a stepmother to act as the villain who is the cause woe. And like it.

YOU should be Very tender and sympathetic with your boy because he is suflering as many pangs of jealousy about you as any lover could about his SW¢et~l9- My suggestion to you would be to keep on writing him

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