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Se handsome are these fringe- himmed curtains with their grace- ful swags! They make an ordinary window the high point of the room.

In rose or silver rayon damask they are especially lovely-and the fringe trimming is effective in Either a matching or l contrasting

ue.

The formal swag valance for each window is cut the width 0t the top casing plus a generous allowance at sides for turn-ins. To allow for draping, cut the material twice the depth of the finished swag, shape lower edge and slant ends ll the diagram shows.

Valances and side draperies, too, will look richer if lined with an inexpensive sateen. Then you apply the fringe with a simple running stitch, hang draperies on rods, tack valance: to valance board.

How to make the lovely glass curtains, cut them so they'll hang full and even?

Follow the easy directions and diagrams given in our 32-page book- let. Tells how to make glass cur- tains, drapery-curtains, draperia, casement curtains, valsnces, cor- nices. Gives tips on fabrics, colors, trimmings.

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JULY 24 t0 AUGUST 22 (Leo) _.Rether tricky indzcations for you quick, up-and-doing individuals, so you'll have to 810W "l? when u“?

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AUGUST 23 to SEPFEZIVIBER 23 (Virgo) — Activities of great in- terest. to you and endeavors in which you Virgoans are especially adapted are among the mini!‘ under today's benefic stars: The arts, interior decorating, secretar- ial work. editing, subjects that. re- quire keen analytical ability, most-

ly 24 in OCTOBER. 23 (Uhra) — Be observant of the primary needs essential to com- pleting your work. be 8J9"- W necegsary improvements and be eager to hear others’ viewpoints if you would get the best out oi today.

OCTOBER. 24 t0 NOVELVEBER. E (Scorpio) - It may take all Y0!!!‘ possessed adroitness, coupled with gentle understanding, to accomp- lah your high aims, But difficult tasks and tight. situations are usually P188 to the true Scorpio native, so you'u probably 6130i’ this Wednesday.

NOVEMBER. 23 to DECEMBER‘ 22 (Sagittarius) — Literary efforts,‘ research, advertising worth while commodities and activities and every doy routine more favored than are new undertakings. social and artistic pursuits.

DEDEUVJBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) - Don't. strain your pocketbook or get into unnecessary debt. stars advise prudence in all money matters. Attend strictly to your business and safeguard your interests.

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) - You born before Heb. 7 are under friendly rays for activities that require unction and gogeflvenes. You born after Pleb. 6: Ihzert your best efforts and be consistent. Quiet indications.

FEBRUARY 2.1 to MARCH 20 (Pisces) -_ Best rays for aggres- iveness are between l and 8:30 PAM. Balance of day suggmts care- ful maneuvering to avoid mistakes and oontentfon, Don't hurry, don't worry. Move steadily forward.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY will be honest, quick to sense in- justice and subterfuge and courag- eous in defending a. cause it be- lieves so be right. If reared care- fully and educated with its soul in mind primarily. this individual will be sufficiently competent to handle s. high position of authority and do much good. Dignity s. max-bed trait.

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Method: Cream sugar and but- lei‘; add beaten yolks, lemon, half of flour, half white of eggs and beat well. Then add remainder cl’ eggs, flour and citron.

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"l m the mother of nine children. time oi them prize bibles, snd Baby's Ow have been my only rnediclne in raisin: them to the healthy children they now Ire. s soon ll my children becsmesl llllle feverish I s! once gsve them Baby's Own Tablets and in s vc short time the fever disappeared and (lie chlrdren were normal again."

Equally elective for diarrhoea, upset stom- ash, slm ls croup teething troublu snd other minor s ants cl babies.

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Iodine 1nd Alklllne slits AN obtained from a porous ssh called kelp when is obtained by burning sea d slowly in shallow pits or special retorts.

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KNITTED HELMET Hill MEN o HOME SERVE}:

Al hopes-tent addition lilt (If field comfort issued Q War Work Committee, n“ p“ vincisl Ghalpter of Quebec LODJ has been named “The Quqx Knitted Hehnet." This helmet y. perfected by the Provincial m; Oomfort Convener. Mrs. w. 11,14 Bailey. and was submitted to mm tory headquarters for apprqu with the result that it has bee; pronounced a decided llnplqye merit on the Balaclava up (o men sea-wins duty in our rigor-q“ situate.

Requests fog this article h». been mode by a nixmber of millim- units and the following 1mm‘ tlons are being released to the pub. llo in order that other women’. organizations knitting field can. fats msy have the benefit of u; (n; than.

Knitting Instructions

Material: 2 on. 4 ply Beehiu scotch Fingering.

Noodles: l Bet No. i0 and l sq No. l1 Aero Needles,

0n No. l0 needles east on sq stitches. Knit in rib of knit 2, purl 2, for 6 inches. Break wool, Start- ing at. bottom. right side, pick up 38 stitmles along side edge. Knit semssiheldstischeelnnbwith the second needle. with

set of! by all-over muttering of metal mirror sequins. and a metal belt.

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