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q. If a person signifies a desire to eave when one is standing and talking with him, should one at- tempt to detain him?

A. Never; not even for one minute. Bid him good-by at once.

What should the host do wh le the hostess is receiving?

It. The princi al duty o the host is to be ert, and see that every one of the guests is being entertained.

Q. When wearing full dress, what should be the color of a

man's tie? A. The tie should be white.

1 medlum ﬁlm“ sistency of a marmalade Remove ‘i’ ‘fig-algae. the ginger root and pour into hot. C“ Wu" sterl ized Jars and sea ‘when cold “all; by menu" with boiling hot paraffin. Cover 2 ounce in er mo‘ _ with lids or tle paper over them Method: ee the cltron and slice and “we "l? CW1’ dry,pla°°' very fine . -Soak overni ht in al weak bfillg, made in the fgoportion ‘ (mo? “Elms mun“ of 1 tablespoon salt to quart of‘

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2. What is the correct pronunc- iation of “ghoul”?

3. Which one of these words is misspelled? Disbelief, dwarf, mes-

4. What does the word "juris- diction” mean?

5. What is a word beginning with ca that means “rhythm”?

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ool, oo as in tool. 3. Mastiff. 4.

lght or power to exercise judic- ial authority. “The case was trans- ferred to the jurisdiction of a higher court." 5. Cadence. slice the fruits thinly or put them through the food chopper. Add this to the drained citron along with the water and allow to stand for 1 hour, then cook until the fruit begins to soften. Measure the mixture and add 1 cup sugar to

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(By Ida M. Purdue During the Hsllowven season the‘ cat is the most important creature

lu the land. lllcllnes with arched baoksydis-

tended claws, and yellow eyes gleam at us from magazine cov- ers. Cats snipped from black

paper provide the chief motif for party decorations. Children even \.ear '"cat" costumes or masks. And everyone knows that on the eve of October 3i, cats can fly - that is. on the broomstieks for the Halloween ditches. How did poor ussy ever gets list who started the gossip that resulted in klttys reputation as the bosom pal of the sn- ggle-toothed All Hallow’ hogs? The idea has been bull up for uges. It is an offshoot o the reverence once paid to cats by many people-a. reverence that the kitty an object to be feared and avoided ~15 much as honored. In all relhiosis where scan-a ani- mal has been held sacred. the harming of such a creature has. of course, been regarded as a criminal offense. Suppose, you hid lived in ancient Egypt. With what sup- erstitious dread you would have regarded any stray cat encounter- ed ot night. when the peculiar dilation and contraction of the animal's eyes so plainly showed its kinship to Isis. the moon, whose light. waxed and waned in the same manner. Would you have felt entirely at ease in the resence of

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her feet. But it was the Germanic peo- ples who endowed the oat with its ' Germ.

. ‘m! believed so completely in twitches‘ that. the had a. yeary festival in

the drones. Me. 1 was celebrated as Walp date when witches

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oats, for a tet-atete with their

chief. Satan. ‘mus the cat, Bat-tan,

and the witch became a fearsome

trio, and the frightened whisper-

llll 0f their deeds started the gos-

slp that built up the reputation of the Halloween cat.

By the Medieval ages, the kitty had become, not merely an associ- ate tan but a personifica- tion of the Drlnce of Darkness. himself. To our Medieval ances- tors, Satan was very real. and everyone knew of power change into an mimal, and that his favorite shape was that of a black oat. Every ‘br feline, un- fortunately born wth a shiny coat. of ebon. was the object of fear and droid, for who could tell which one harbored the devil’! ~

_When the Feast of All saints was orlsimtiled w replace W ur- m Night. and later moved rom

y 1 eo October 31. to replace a. number of other ~heathen fetes, many of the customs of the farm- er rtes disappeared. But the cat.

On its toe could mean your dost sentence?

The Romans had a healthy re-l spect for the cat, too. To them. it. symbolized freedom, since it was the pet of their goddess qi iiberryl who was always sketched with a

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Time has changed the character of boah a great deal. We make fun of die witch, and the fear of the cat has changed to fond- ness, for who can imagine Hal- lowaksn without its prime motif- the "spittim image" of a cat?

or Jealousy

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not going to condemn myself to acting unlsd-ylike. What would you

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This. who once to schoo along this Alder-lea road of ours. set out happily eit-

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tremely important event in life- to meet the man of her choice st the marriage-altar. And this day a union has been blessed and from this time, mystic bonds hold man l “until death do...." Regr the old neighbors were that rain must fall on this young lady's bridal day, which, as Jeanie commented when we were at the grading this af- ternoon, and showers fell athwart the open door, "doesn't mean a thing, by way of good luck or bad." It, seems to me, the November day that Jeanie was married was a tempermental sort 0.1’ day. Our other Iiented) farm was this young bride's home. Here she grew up, and then went to a business-girls life. Perhaps this cold evening there will be a lone- ly sighing 1n the old oak, planted by her forbears and in the glint maples beside it on the lawn. Per- haps the stream along which she and her brother fished for shy trout will have a plaintiveness in its ripples, as it runs to swell the mill stream. There may even bc a rustle as of young feet dancing hwblly over the threshold of the shuttered farmhouse before s.ll is set in the silence of night again. For houses that have held genera- tions are not like new abodes. They have known the joys and sorrows of their families; their hearth». stones have held many flres- their doors have opened so many-Jriends and loved ones and strangers. ‘Ihcv may well know when one of their own has gone out even to hap lness but, perhaps never to cross t e door-atone again. How- ever, wherever happy maids starry- e ed go today with the men of eir choosing, may only good

fortune attend their way.

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The truck which was to trans- port our lot of seed-potatoes to a railway siding came this rooming. James on his way to the barn

ponder, w a. more comfortable angle and Jock, had barely reach- ed a stable. 141st night's activi- ties at, the barns discouraged ear- ly‘ rising. It was just as well, ought, that the rain was on th windows and overhead the _ were grey and lowering, pompou- lng the hauling for still another! day. And because it was really. the only farmwork that could be taken up, the entire family at Alderlea mat in the now-familiar rendevous on a barn oor, to again become interested at the grading. We were urged to our st efforts by James who pre- dicted “if we persevere, we may finish them tomorrow." It was a cold undertaking today, notwith- standing layers of jackets and

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Jock-o-lasitems twinkling gaylty, Pirates lurking in tihe streets, Lilli-tile ghouls and goblins small You are very ours to meet.

Black oats peering from the ahe-

With their gleaming yellow eyes.

Witches riding on their broom- shidrs

Hieh across the mil-knight skies,

lmmhinc voices, stealthy footsteps, lint-bells lung with eager not, Rﬂ-‘Ps and knocks upon (he windows Just, when you sit down to rest.

J. How can I remove tarnish from nickel? A. By making a paste of ow-

dered pumice stone and swee oil. Rub with this paste, then polish with a dry, clean cloth. V Q. How can I remove worms from cabbage? - A. Sprinkle ice water on the] plants. S rinkle during the hot test time o the day and the worms will roll off and die. l . How can I drive mice away, from closet shelves? , | A. Lay gum camphor along the, backs of the closet shelves, or any other haunts of mice. '

OLD WA SHIONED FIGURES

DIBIGN N0. set d f make a grand embroidery or tea towels, c ,- etc. Hot 994-. tern No. sot contains 1.1 motifs

esnrins 1% by 1% to 8 by g1: inches with oolnplete instruc-

Pa-rlliee-— wonderful. uitllnnclng, Goblins, waiting wt the door,

Boys and girls in funny costumes, w°lﬂl lltilllte flickering on the floor

Fun and laughter and xcitoment Many amuse things to be seen. 0n llllﬁ nlslhf- of say motiant-

men-t, Hwby nicht of Hair/ween. Constance l. lleeibert. Japanese silk, before the war,

was approximately 90 per cent. of the world supply.

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A Ot-itnese olm has been planted and dedimted to each baby born dwlns the Dost two years in a treoecarce ‘Texas community.

“Wool cyclones on the Gulf and Atlantc coasts are called hlir.

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Keep lenirvea in a svoodcn ruck in the Iﬁdlen drawer. ‘lhq dull quickly if they ru - ‘ltntlvée 0!‘ utensils.

Reheat vegetables over steam in the top of your double boiler. or over boiling Iota in a sieve or colander.

"POIGUITBN WOMEN"

Miss Haven‘: “White, national organiser e Miners’ Alw- lsittoxntaoldalergemcetinsinthe Kingsway Hall, that es a result. of the war. one of every five women in Britain will remain unmarried. Miss White said lack of recollni- tion of the need of sulmters had gamed them the title of Forgotten

Women.

“That name should be a spur to ustooarry ontheflxht formu- rtghts," she said. The meeting posed a resolution demanding re- duction of the pension of in- sured vzomcn from 60 to .55

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Use thumb tacks as braces for platters or an standing dishes. e no enxiety about their slipping down and breaking.

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