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111131118 Door progress on than bmwarq learner alter/the Christ- llwl Party. They were PIOCBQdIng up a tree-lined avenue, and every t", Proved a serious obstacle. At last v they reached a seat. One of them sank into it exhausted, pumng the other with him. J ‘it.’ n“ “m 91' 1111111." he sald& mournfully. "Might Just ‘swell we“ here till this confounded process. ion's gone by."

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your skin-index to youth! to keep it l \ enchanting, desirable Use Palmolive

a . . the pie soap ricb in OLIVE OIL WHAT does your skin feel

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Nowadays When aYoung Man Proposes to a Girl, She Doesn't Know Which One of the Fifty-seven Different Kinds He is Of- fering Her, or What He Expects of Her

"Marriage," said s. young woman the other day, “is a. much more complicated business than it used to be. When Grandpapa popped the question to Grandmama he oflered her a plain simple life Job at loving and cherishirlg him and keeping house and rearing a family of children. He brought home the bacon and she fried it, and that was that.

“But nowadays when a young man proposes to a girl she doesn't know which one of tile fifty-

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same quantity of flour as you have ’ butter. Slowly stir in the liquid-p may be either hot or cold, but the‘ ' 511119 51111118 Whll-lh you must con- tinue to stir the sauce will be shelt- ened if your liquid has already been heated. Stir constantly until tin sauce has thickenedsmoothly.

know whether he is taking her for better or worse Olive 0|! glorlfles skin

until death do them part or merely until sllc loses 1191‘ figure and conlDIBXlOll- in soap. Use Palmolive-the one great soap whose beauty in- gredient is largelyoiive oil. Rub ‘ its fine, youth-fostering lather right into the skin of your whole body. . A line, smooth skin . . . a youthful skin _ . . . will reward you. Because Palmolive- being composed so largely of olive oil- Qs smooth, soften, soothe the akin. It 1E: add that skin-charm which makes '

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She doesn't know whether he expects to be‘ the family provider or whether she has to keep on with her job and make the dough as well as bake it. She doesn't know whether he is going to treat ilcr like n. Lady Lovc or us n. household convenience. She doesn't even know whether ho regards children us llttlc M18018 or as brats. ' Thick Cheese Sauce

3 tablespoons butter

3 tablespoons pastry flour

1 cup milk

‘A teaspoon salt

l/s teaspoon paprika

1-3 cup grated cheese

These ingredients may be vane, by substituting for half of the rnilll a similar quantity stock-(thc llquic in which asparagus has cooked, l0]

"And that's what makes marriages so chancy for women. They don't know which particular brand of marriage they are investing their all ill. They may get a permanent marriage or a trial marriage or a career marriage or any of a dozen varieties of what-have-you marriage, but there is no way for them to know beforehand what sort of a bargain they are letting themselves in for.

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"So that is why it is nonsense to talk about a. girl preparing herself fol: marriage until men's ideas Jell about marriage and what they want

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Canadion Cookery For Canadian Women

By Mari Moore. Specially contributed to The Guardian I or

Guardian

FOR SAINT PATRICICS 0R. ‘ANY DAY 1N MARCH. GREEN FOODS TO USHER 1N SPRING By lyfary Moore For a while I was at a loss to understand a strange mixture of lcltcrs requesting economy meas- urcs and menus, and party menus and foods-but now I think I know

the ansvrcr.

I think folks are gradually real- izing that entertainments at home lit.‘ much lllorc WllOlCSOIllC fun than rllovra and ciallcillg out, ctc. and what is lllorc, far cheaper.

That is the silver lining to the depression cloud.

Readers. I

pctlzcr, salad, or as an item on your hors doeuvrcs platter.

Cut the larger more perfect stalks of celery in 2 1-2 inch pieces. With a. sharp knife “frill“ the cut ends by making about 5 1-2 inch slits in each end and thcn soaking them in icy cold salted tvater which will make the ends curl back very prettily.

Stuff them with about 1 teaspoon each. of green colorcd cream cheese. To color the cream cheese mash it with a fork, add a few drops of cream and a very small amount of the green color paste and continue mashing and mixing

Orclln (‘rust Bavarian Cream Onc package lllnc ilavorcd goi- atinc dcsiert, l pint boiling water,

l-Z: cup crcalll, whipped, i-2 cup CllCPQEXl and blanched ulllllmds- 12 dates flncly chopped, 6 finely C11‘ nlnrshmnlluvrs, l-4 teaspoon almond extract. Dissolve jclly powder in boiling WfllCY- Chill until cold and of the consistency of syrup. Fold in wllimlcd cream, and almonds, dlucs and lnarelllllullolrs. Then add flavoring, and chill in niould until firm. Marine Salad

Onc pucklgc llmc jplly powder. 1 1-2 cups bDiling water, 1-2 cup syrup from canned pears, 1-4 teaspoon powdered ginger, 2 cups juice, l-2 cup cream cheese, l-8 teaspoon powdered ginger, 2 vups conned (iiccd pears. Dissolve jelly 1)O\\'(lCl' in boiling wnLcr. Add pear syrup, sail. and lemon juice. Pour l-Z inch layer of this in bottom of a. loaf pan. Chill until firm. Chill thc remaining mixture until of tilc

cause shc wouldlrt know whether her husband expected her to step out or stay in with him of an evening.

to smash.

want them to take. wonder they so often blunder into taking the wrong one.

the vacuum cleaner and the washing machine and all the electrical gad- gcts and labor-saving devices that lighten the work over which poor old Grandma used to break her back.

"But there is one chore that is harder work with us than it was in Grandma's day, and that is marriage. Also, the night and day Job of keeping a. husband, if you want chim, is far more strenuous and nerve racking than it was in Grandma's day before husband-stealing had de- veloped into one of our mayor rackets.

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"Marriage in those halcyon days was a sort of call to rest for a girl. When she got her husband shc had accomplished her life work and she could sit down pretty and take things easy. She could lay ofl her diet and get fat if she wanted to and she could lct out her corset strings and let her hair go back to normalcy, and what of it’! She had her man and hc couldn't gct '~--y and had to take her as she was and like it.

“But dare the married woman slump in these days? I should say

What the Fashion

ables are Wearing

"And perhaps that is the reason that so many young marriages go The poor bewildered little brides are all in a muddle and don't know which foot to get off on nor which path their husbands really And there are so many forks in the road itis no

“People are always talking about how much easier life is now for women than it used to be. and they point with pride to the gas range and

It's such a darling vogue for youth and youthfultypes.

In navy blue woolen was the first modeL The separate guimpe wlu violet-blue orinkly crepe silk. The violet-blue shade appeared again ix the leather belt and the tiny bon buttonsthat trimmed the guirnpe. It's so fresh and smart and the newest colour and fabric scheme for spring. _You could “cake another guimpe of red plaided taffeta, now so voguish with dark blue woo-an. It would offer a nice change. Crinkly crepe silk could also be used to fashion this model.

Style No. 489 is designed for sizes 144, 16, 18, 20 years, 36 and 3B inches bust. .

Size 16 requires 2 yards 54-inch, with 2% yards 35-inch for blouse. Price of Pattern i5 cents in -stamps or coin (coin is preferred.) Wrap coin carefully.

No. 480. Size oneness-evanescence:

in a wife. Just now if a girl was conscientiously fitting herself to be a.

good wife she wouldn't know whether to take up, cooking in a serious way ‘mtancev l! the "We 1-1 t0 Serve or

or improve her technique inmixing cocktails. She wouldn't even know “P51181153 TWO tflblesilvfllla fillull

whether to buy bungalow aprons for her trousseau or dance frocks, be- B” Annabelle WOHIIMFM" minced Pimenm 51%’ be added Whcl . i its flavor would be agreeable, Ol‘ a

little finely-cut green pepper, Add. ins paprika in any quantity to the sauce colors it faintly; it is rather more effective to sprinkle a small quantity of paprika over the sur- face of the sauce, if you happen to be serving it so that there is a broad expense,

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Wilcn you put your nlinzl to it with a for]; 1mm 811 is wen bjcmj. _ ‘ , , ‘mm is Homing more pleasant ed These are a pretty limo gap consistency. o; Syn“, wjnp wlth not. Silo has to be up and doing. She has to count her calories and N . . , _ ' rotary beam, mm Hum, and thick, haunt the beauty shops. She has to keep up a line that is a. wow and an“ .

and satisfying than making you! nish to any salad. 1f you are Selv- - - look like a daily hint from Paris to meet the com etition of the tla rs / How You Hm" ' ' ' know‘

home “open house" so that those m; cabb e 58154 m, en Cream m” Cheese “Hm the 5mg“ p m” ~ . . . . . . . . . . .. .. h H - I

3'3 w g“ and fold it mm the “my “fixture and the Miss Americas in the offices. Getting married has always been 5m“ Adam" ‘"5 °w 5 “W15 Y°u 97¢

less fortunate can drop in and. iecl P61111181‘. Dlle it high in a large t m _ Mrs Pour over mm easy enough. but staying married nowadays is a ‘unfilled woman‘ 30h The smooth beauty Ofyour

“"11¢°m°- I ma“ a "new Fm" b°W1 and 81°11“ 1118 0111511111. edge hen m m p1 ‘j ~l wh thlsl ' i? - skin enhanced by the ‘ Y _, , _, 1 ‘, , b t th . first Iaycroiccar my en “ ‘ . no . . . . nun-u.- .-...-.-.‘...... 0| .

hriy GA} W l0 cues. a ou c arrange a. tight ring 0f these little 1S Lmmoumed it is beautiful. The“ Grandpa dldnt expect as much o; ms Wm, as Glands“ docs“ any. shite. clinging’ velvet texture o‘;

l?1(l‘tlC1)i‘CSSi0ll as long as wc still have our friends? I know more nice things about my friends now tllnn I would have learned in ten ‘yours whcn we could afford to pay [or our clltcrtzlillnlcnt." Whole- Iolnc. cozy thought, isn't it?"

So that is tvhy we arc “majorlng" these party days such as St. Val- ‘cntincs zmti St. Patrick's, for many

celery curls. Very effective and

professional looking.

Dishes Using Lime Flavored Pre- pared Gelaflne Desserts. Jcllicd Cabbage Salad

Shred cabbage very finely with sharp knife to make 4 cups, and mix with 1 cup finely diced celery,

Luncheon Ham and C0181? 58|l15 Loaf

One package lime flavored jelly powder, 1 3-4 Gulls boiling W59" l-4 cup vinegar, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1 cup finely chopped cooked ham. 1 l-2 cups finely chopped celery, 1 tablespoons extremely finely chop- pcd onion, or grated onion, 2 finely

He didn't expect Grandma to do her housework and put up with hiin and walk colicky babies of a night and still look like a living picture. Nor did he expect her to remain perpetually young. Nor did he think that be- cause she had got middle-aged and showed the signs of wear and tear, he was justified in trading her oil‘ for a. this year's model bride, with stream- line effects and fresh paint and pink upholstery.

"Nor did Grandpa expect Grandma to be a vaudeville performer who would always be pulling off new and amusing stunts to entertain him nor did he think he had missed his affinity because she didn't practice upon

Infant Colds

For The Cook

Cheese Sauce (Medium or Thick) 2 or 3 tablespoons butter-

Pompeien Beauty Powder : .‘-. your natural colour heightened by a touch of Pompcien Rouge . . . |'low could he help loving you?,

Today, es always, you may pay more for beauty preparations, but you cen-

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MARION TOMLINSON

"Oil, ‘ere and there," returned Rosemary with a carclcss wave of the lland.

The company knew or thought

like as not he'd go or: his head with stage fright at the first per- formance, and they'd have to throw him all his llncsl

the comedian assured the others, turning his back on the apparentj ncwsboy. "It's idiocy. Here's a new‘ play by a practically now author, and he wrecks it by pushing an amateur into a lending rolc. I'll speak to him. He'll have to listen

surveyed the torn, untidy clothes, the lover-large shoes, the ragged cap dangling from o. scratched grimy hand, the shock of ill-comb- ed, short black hair, tllc shrnking, rather woe-begonc cxprcssbn of the badgercd Rosemary. Worst of

of canvas flats, thinking bitterly gimme n try, mly‘ow."

cally had the show handed-oval- l) him- , v "Is it worth wh 1c?" he dcnulnd- A npppm 1y NH“) cd of the sympathetic inucnuc. "Ll ‘ ‘ 1 it "mm whim I “k YW" gxvlnl "Pi l\l"'~'llly Caron had rvkl lztiy n-J all for one‘: art, working and slzlv- fuzcd to (llsplaco y" Irmlgf» l

CHAPTER XXVI.

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know," murmured the ingenue to an elderly actor who p‘aycd n small role. v

"Qute right, my dear," llc res- ponded sententioualy. "The stage is for actors. or should be, though 1t is not so always, as we who have

us." He sighed, and the little in-

liant that the Erlgiish theatre had known. She would have liked to remind the old actor of.that fact. but remembered that as a cock-nay waif she would not be expected to know so much about theatrical his- tory. ‘

lity and worked. She worked day

lac closed to all but professionals. What wou‘<l our beloved theatre Mme to if managers went out into rbc rtrrct and pelted up any ama- rzur who ilrppcned to bc th: m»: they wanted? we should go back

character she was portraying, but the most effective possible from the dramatic standpoint. '