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,=e':1~ in _»\mf~rica was John Maclntoshl . _ ' ` §;;_:§c_l3a;_}: aziealii _i ing w.ll. dry by rubbing with viai-ml who locaicd in Dcdhain. .\Ia.=.<_, before' ' ) ‘ ) “ ` ` _ " ` ` _iw-ei5_ Du -n gh d in -¢_

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.iohn now in 'many parts of the coun~‘ " ‘ ' MADE lN CANADA _ _ __c.; ihair t<;_ hang IZOSEW f°"____“a_€h°" time lsun bath

f every ay an now summer '

' days are coming. it. would be a goodl Any one tmubled “th dmdmn

_ ..hould use a tcrie on the scalp after `i 5

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.\I...lii.r~_~h \\~.ie amonz the iexuitsl of liivoe P13095 all* Hi M=1‘li\t0Sh ‘gan th € _ll g 030” ml ‘the shampoo and once or twice al from the Scoftish Highlands to come Coimtjr, _ °°r5 5° B lc suns m' am ““ _ - . » » » l

- . - ‘will have ample opp0i~;u~-my to get ucck in addition. I.n using it after

to :ne assistance of the state of Geor-i Also. valuable service was rendered _ _ ___ "

gia when strengthening the colony ln-` to -this county by these men in the -a I ' l- -

1735 An appeal was made to the R“.01u,io,__ ,he Wm, between the' The scalelike flakes of dandruft if qui: dn; Tile df-°u°wm5sot°;’_° 1; t3 have understanding enough to know that he is often tiredand doesn't feel mludv FCOM, ,G mmf. L,,.,.,. _md some SME, and other national Conmcts islioiild be loosened from the scalp__ draico __J_;l_;___'c __ate:am4 3 rc 'uve well and is worried and anxious and that she will have sense enough to know

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and assist iri the work of colonization Among the early settlers were John i and remowd bl 3 circular mmemem *oil one drum tpcturle of camhsddes 1' _

One historian sa;-.=, “They were not. Moore Macintosh, Colonel John Mali- l with a wean fme °°m"" A5 they 8 émnces b shak W u and "mmd “ke 9' mlmkey D" a suck'

reckless adventurers or reduced im- Intosh and General Laehlan Mac- fgrebfreeg (Tom the 5_°al1‘th°5' 5h°“ld my lm' . e e

mifrrants, but were men of good Intosh. Each played heroic paris in? 9 W5 e “Way ‘vm 5 Perfectly clean a

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ciigyuigr and were picked for the e:=_:'lv life of our country and wrctc 'dean bl`U5h- The ‘ml-V Way t0 be _

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their miliiarv qiial1iie.=." They foun- thc name of Macintosh into the an- ;5"19 malt me bm~'l" 15 lmll-\ CIM" ls gxlidingrthi iair into small séctix ded a permanent. colony of their own _ nals of our liistory with the same in- _ L0 `\\`2»Sh it With 5081> 21115 \\'2\L‘~’1‘ and ‘The hat on treatment is ver

_in Georgia and called it New Inver-itegmy ina; has eve, been its ¢ha_¢.|then sterilize it in hot water to y 3

ness. and to the section that was al-_ aoteristic in bonnle Scotland. 'which a few drops of disinfectant _ ethe 1 0 f mme__a_1 __ 1 iotterl to them to hold and cultivatei The Macintosh piaid is in Colors .have been added. °g T “me ° ° '

`t.he~ gave the name of Darien. Bothlof red black and yellow ' After the dandruff has been brushed ‘mme Dr olive °ll and 10 Cl1‘0Ps of oil i

5 ` _ _ of tar. When the mixture has coiled

lf WHO ARE YOU?

I The Romance of Your Nanu

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V T-“ls Ham? 1-=. of course of ssotchi °!`l€.-1`|- Some authorities give the*

' r and un css very defiiiito steps arc

` taken to remedy the condition the

The Clan .*.l:icIiito_=ii ;_; 8, bmngh of

the Clan Chaiton ~.v3iit~ii includes the

‘ 'NZCl>ll€-*SONS and Flcut a dozen 1 onlier families. Tlacir home in Scot-

, ‘ land is in the Lochaber and Bare-

."no:h districts of I:i~,'e:‘n-:_~.=-shire. Thef _,"s‘.'t'engih cf the clan in the fi-:ld ls'

“W Hall one of the mosr`beauti~l

_ ful castle.; in Scotland, is the scat oil

:-' ' tins family or of the Clan Chntton,

and is ;~.i'_iatod on the south end of

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ltroubled with dandruff should itotl house and dugg ¢hildf¢n_ _'neglect a stimulating scalp massage ‘ eat and sleep better. ln fact, iboth night and mo.-ning. Make the feel better in every way.I

love. A radiant glory-that may easily be yours! For real charm is a matter of beautiful skin and propermake-up. Fifteen minutes o dey under the new Pompeien method ls ell you need. And Pompeien saves you money too.

massage systematic ar.;l allow ten minutes' tim:

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sufficiently so that it will not burn the scalp apply it 'with a small tooth- 0 'i-brush sion; the po.;-wigs in the hah-. In this way cover the entire surface with the warm oil. Next wring out

wrap it snugly around the head. When it begins to cool apply another

I .Slot towel and no on until about six

applications have been made. A V good time to give the hot oil treat- 0 ment is after the dandrud has been _removed just before the shampoo. i I shall be pleased to mail to those of

_ my .readers who are troubled with

|dand.rui't my leaflet on this subject. ¢ |Plense inclose a self-addressed, stam- ped envelope for mailing and request

the leaflet.

Tomorrow-Beauty Questions Answered

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washing. I

PIANO KEYS _ '

i To prevent piano keys from turn- ing yellow, wash them with alochol and then polish with a clean, soft cloth.

POTATOES '

Soak the potatoes in cold water for

two hours before boiling md they will be white when cooked.

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_ ivory heads that marriage isnt courtship and that there are about a million good and sufficient reasons why a man`s attitude toward his wife should be id' _. ~ _ ~ _ - _

the hall' 5l10\1lfl U2 ihlmliooed i husband doesnt keep up his high pressure lovemaking after he is married

Iwlth a pure soap or a good' liquid I and isnt forever swearing his eternal devotion to his wife He has proved

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and give her a good time as he did before they were married. He dldn't have to pay her bills then and he had more money to blow in. on foolishness.

doesnt believe that two people who really love each other have always to be putting it in words. _

other well enough to understand each other and to make allowances for each otlier's moods and tenses, and that two people love each other well enough to love even each others faults. And if a home is a real home it is a place where people can relax, where they can drop the mask and be themselves and where they don't have to be continually grinning and Smirking and trying to

it is alluring and fetching. Snap out of it, because there is nothing on earth

to see how that works out in life, get out your old copy of David Copperfield ond read about Dora, who was such a darling child-wife and so alluring with her little tricks and her ignorance and her demands on Davids attention be-

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in acting like a baby after you are 5 years old. Not to grow up and de-

Peter Pans and the baby-talk ladies are nothing but high-grade imbeciles so don't plume yourself on being one and acting like one. ’ Bpnch' md hm W drive °' long dis'

built ulg by senseless demands and expecting a man to be always talking

" " ~ ° 8006? ve talk. ‘~ DOROTHY DIX.

‘ Householdflmts . . . . . . . .

My wife is a fine woman and a good mother, but we do not seem to get along harmoniously, and mostly on account of money. When I married I had the

_ idea. of being a good husband and I gave my wife all the money I earned ex- | when through using me wrmsen cept enough for carfure and lunch. I still do, and all the money we have sav- _ iake ,_ pine of cloth and W” it with i ed is in her name. I havent a pminy of my own. But my wife is constantly kems,me_ Rub me fone” Wen and _ reproaching me for not taking her out to a dinner or to a show or buying her

hears these reproaches and asks me why I don't. do these things and I think it a shame that she should be allowed to think of me as miserly. I feel that

my desire to do that what is right. g_ T_ g;_

*-- purse invariably rules the roost, and no

Answer: lunch money to her husband can keep from having a patronizing attitude w-

the man that she dominates. The henpecked husband ls not only tyranntsed

over and deprived of his liberty, he is invariably abused and treated with contumely and contempt. - t

_ men who are stronger than they are, that makes them want to look up to

thoir husbands, and when they get men who are mild and meek and weak and who submit to them, they trample roughshod over them and dolpiso them.

she not only enslavea you and takes all that you make, but expects you do

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ship Manners After Marriage -- How Can _ W ‘L -7Lou.N\§_ the Henpeeked Husband Assert Him- _,Q _

self After Eighteen Years?

Dear Miss Dix-I am married to a man I dearly love. Before we were

married he was awfully affectionate and never tired of making a fuss over

He always gave 'me the most expensive gifts and showed mo I good

time. Since we were married he doesn't. seem so lf- fectionate, but he never goes to work without kissing me good-by and always he kisses me first thing when ' he gets home. He is a perfect dear. except he doesn’t seem so affectionate. Maybe lt is my imagination, for I am a real baby and babies have to have 9, lot of at- tention. I want our life to be happy and for ua always to be sweethearts. Do you think I am wrong in want- ing my husband to take me about as much now and show me as much attention as he did before we were

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Answer:

I think the real answer to the question of why husbands get tired is be-

cause sa many of them have wives who put the idiotic value on little atten- tions tliat you do. I get thousands of maudlln letters from neurotic women who tell me that they are married to good, kind men who never say a cross ~.-.lord ta them and who toil like slaves to support them in luxury, but they f:el that they are poor, neglected. downtrodden creatures because their hus- bands dcn`t. treat them as they did in their courting days nor talk the mushy

love talk they used to. `

And these poor morons never seem to have got it through their solid

ifferent from what it nas iihcn she \\as his sweetheart Of course, the

by undertaking her support, and he says it with groceries and a charge mc cunt atthe stores instead of quoting poetry.

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Of course, a man doesnt take his wife around to places of amusement

course, a man lsn‘t always paying his wife compliments and smli-king and

miling at home. He knows that she knows what he thinks of her and he

Besides, he is up against the real problems of life and he expects his wife

hat there is nothing personal in his not always wanting' to talk or Jump

If marriage means anything at all, it means that two people love _each

keep somebody entertained and amused.

You say you are a baby. Lots of women adopt the baby pose and think

I which an intelligent man can get so fed up as on a baby wife. If you want

But don't befool yourself into thinking that there ls anything attractive

elop into a mature woman who can take a reasonable and philosophic view f life merely shows that there is something the matter with your mind. The

And don't dream of always being sweethearts with your husband. That

an't be done. You caii`t go through life billing and cooing and asking ’ooso

Dear Miss Dix-I am 42 years old and have been married eighteen years.

resents, but how can I when I have given her all the money? Our child

lm getting near the end of my endurance and must do something. and it 1|

Your case is another illustration ofthe old truth that a woman ill-treats

There is something primitive in women that makes them respect onLv

You seem to have got a particularly unreasonable domestic tyrant for

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ribly. Healed by Cuiicura.

“When my sister was two years old eczema broke out In bllaun all

over her head. It was very sofa and itehed torrlbl no the gh; ¢q|||| not sleep. It was so severe that she loot most ali olher hair.

"We tried all kinds of remedies but none proved m bg |q¢¢q|f“]_

as were advised to t? Cuticura Soap and Ointment lo purchased some.

ey helped her, an after using one cake of Cutlcun Soap and one

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to tel required?

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Q- When in conversdilon whh

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what important thing should be avoid- ed?

tions. -

form of gift at a christening? _ A. Money.

$- The asking of personal ques-»

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Try hunriemannia or bush eschoiiug'

| for beautiful yellow cutting magma, It is in effect 5, f,a11.g,0wmg_ Im stemmed California. poppy

Put in anothbmnting of Umm

Sets t0 keep U18 green onion cr

l Q. What is the most appropriate l ing °p 3°'

Try giving the cucumbers som.

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DATE LOAF I

One .small package dates, one tea- spoon. of soda un the dates, one cup boiling waters (pour over the date

egg. one cup brown sugar, one table-

spoon shcrtening. one teaspoon vanilla, little salt. half cup walnuts i broken up, two cups flour. Bake I tl~.ree~quarters of' an hour slowly. ;

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A Morn1ngSmzle

s. former Governor, George Houston. I-Ie had an appointment to deliver a `

tance into the country. When he reached the farmhouse where lie was to have dinner, Houston was

duck is 'oo. That relationship ends at the altar. But something far better and “ek” H” °°mp°‘m°n had B “vemi more beautiful can take its place, a love that is so strong that it stands all the trials of life, an understanding that makes you literally one mind with but a single thought. a trust that makes you knonw that if all the balance of the world were against you, there would still be one to whom you could tum and who would stand by you to theend. But that kind of relationship isn't

ous appetite.

"l\h’. HOIJBDOO," Bild ‘the HOUM-

wife, with scnne indignation, "I see you are not eating very much. I know the dinner is not' very much,

Strings for convenience in harvesting,

Try baby blue eyes or nemophila. on

the rock garden. Scatter the mg here and there and it will take are of itself.

Suw Sil1l'>i€lossis seed now and ici

it take Care of itself, It seems to rg. sent attention.

It is about the last rail to get oys-

ter plant going for good roots.

but it is the best I could get_up. I’m

oooa. lsorrv you dont oppiefiso the uu-

er." “MY good woman, the dinnerll

» ¢ perfect, but I am ill. In addition to

that, I have to make a speech im. mediately aiid Ican't speak well

An Alabama mah tells this story or “ff” “ling f1‘0@l:~'-"

"Yes," said the vroinaii ~.\itli spirit 'aint lt the truth; An empty wagon

makes the loudest noise. ~

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the impossible and give her still more, and the

only thing you can do about

it is to depose her and usurp the throne yourself.

to stand up and make the fight you can

ful place as the head of the family but

and the respect of your child.

This will take o mighty domestic revolution, but if you have the couragl

win out and not only Win Yvur rilhif her respect that you have fori¢ii¢4

And that is worth having, for you must look a pretty poor figure I0 i'°\-ll

child when she sees you meekly taking any kind of talk that mother choose!

to hand you.

Begin by ceasing to turn over your

pay envelope to your wife. ’l'hli ll

always A fatal mistake for a man to make, because the hand that holds W

Wltd him.

ance of your money for yourself. Then

woman who doles out carfare m5

Bo give your wife n. fair allowance to run the house on and keep the bal-

you can give her some of the treat#

hat she demands. _And yet back the property she has in her name if YW

can. Nothing stiilehs e man's backbone like money in the bank~

ahould I wsu' mouming for her?

Answer: ' '

It lan't culwrnary tn wear mourning

the culwm of wearing mouming has bee

wear it at all. They feelthat it adds to on out I dau' one and that it brings a pang of memory to all who gee ln?

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' gubed in the habillments of grief. So

But it il hard to undo the work of eighteen years and you have my lim'

puthy. ` '

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DOROTHY UIX.

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Dear Dorothy Dlx-I have just lost my 'I-month-old daushtéf- HW 1°"

MRS- M. S.

for a baby. In fact, since the 0| n going out and many P0091! 5° 5°' the depression of is woman who Nl

'e hr-gud yourself in black °n 5 norton-IY DIX-

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