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OAWTEAL CRIS 1-4 cw butter P8 8-4 cup flour 1-3 tsp.

Dorothy Dix

EITHER

1-3 w» sugar 1-2 cup oatmcqi or rolled oats hill‘ no e if needed

81ft to other flour salt and bak- inz P0 er; rub in butter ma sugar and oatmeal and mix so a rather sun dough with the m; and a little milk if necessary. R011 out on floured board, w; mm rounds and bake show 12 minuws in a. moderately no: (350 d9. grec F.) oven. although I

MARROW LEMON CURB

2 pounds cubed marrow

2 pounds sugar

3 lemons» Juice and grated rind

1 cup butter

l egg

Method: Peel marrow, then m- movc the seeds and the portion frcm the (Yiltrqg marrow into cubes and‘ then weigh

sorption in

thoroughly to remove all lumps.

Bring to a boll again with the sugar and the juice and grated rind 0f the irm-"Iis. and the butter. Boil the mixture for 20 minuYPs. stir_ ring all the time. then take frcm the hcnt and add the well-beaten cgcﬁand stir this into the mixture we

When cold. place in sterilized Jars and scnl m. once.

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married to men who do big things

the clock strikes 5; the man

SECOND EAG LE SQUADRON

l"( 1* iizis brcn formed the Air Ministry an-

ixiiﬁht. ~ s uvilOn has been con- voy patrols.

LONDON, Oct. l4-fCPi_-A 3pc- ‘ ‘" Engle squadron of the

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’ GOING TO DO There's a queer little thing that lives among boys

BOOKS and their toys.

some say it's blue; It. has such a strange name, it's called Gouf-to-do.

I think it's a fairy; not content 1s

his elf ‘Ilo be around with a b0y- it gets into his self. He forgets his own name (Geor Willie or who?) says he's somebody else, “I'm a Goixf-to-dio". I,

go. _

His ‘father says, "Willie, I want you o

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On rm erran ", or "There's weeds in the garden to hoe".

But while father is waiting and work is in view

Willie’: Watching the pranks of this queer GoinHto-do. ,

His mother say:

"Yes, mot-her", says he. Just then strangc, but it‘; true, In flies like a bird, that quee Golrr-to-do.

H15 teacher sa tention to And Vvllllé sa-ys, "Yes, a. great scho-

lar I'll be". and the

But. studies an hard,

qucstions not few, And he can't sec his boobs for a big GoinWtc-do.

So overt‘ day with this clfin he mee _

Ra loves to play with him though kmows that he cheats: And night after night. he finds something to rue,

Because hc’: been fooled by this queer Goin'-to-do. —Selected.

FROM HERE AND THEREl

‘Torsakc not God until ycu find g, better master". Proverb.

ys, "Willie, give at- me".

Carshmere Waves and broadcloth continue good in draped bags.

hi search of food, wild turkey; have been know-n to stray 15 miles from their roosts.

The casual or functional trend in clothes this fall give; extra. sig- nificance to shortwsist dresses.

A basic shirtwaisi dross has box ‘pleated front, stud buttons, Frcndi

A complete range of KAYSER Products

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Living s Leisure -The Woman's Realm

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That. hides in their home, in their 791g

No one has described it, though i “s11, pour thfm dwvn me sink m

, "Willie, be a good;

i no pleats to sit out.

up his horse and goes home a talnlng and amusing bors. and perhaps the woman has the happiest lot in life. always being in an obscure position Some Sacriﬁce Necessary

The woman who is married to a

thing that he is doing, or else he ca cuifs and a gored back so there are

Setting Up a Hume

Dear Miss Dix-I am engazed to in love, but he insists and I am not willing to

Coffee grounds are good for aning Put a good spoonful into

H d" 1-)‘ bottle. and water and shaku

take away grease.

me, Hugs Pt“ "W" °“ lapel °* stiiiui 1 do? breast pocket are a fashion trend Answg-jgg-Eibher break mg en

—big round shapes, huge bunerfly or bow type-i, enonntliis gold flow- ers with jewellcd centres.

foams: man, or else go to work and on‘ man who wants a home and refuse money under false pretenses. And just as a wife can ge

noncooking.

Be sure Io gel Quaker Puﬂed Whoa! and

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md a shame that your mo

woman needs most to know.

QuakerhPuﬂlod Rico

months if she wants to do so‘ l Spcndthrift Husband

and helping him save up for a new won't drag me around 1n it, What. is

ANSWER-Now.

him your money to buy a car ing. Spend what; you

notice.

WOMEN MUST SACRIFICE

ANSWER-Well. Derhabs the bcﬁl stop your husband from working be to tell him that you would ra of his society than such a fine Jewels and cars, but. I have woman who complﬂinﬁ

on her luxuries

2 iavunds of ghk, Cover Wm, wapri his attentions. and cook until soft, then drain thoroughly. When cold, beat oessful husban

interested in his career that she woul over whether he tock her to the movies.

achievements with a lot of loneliness an little attentions that the wives 01f ordinary hmcn d2 » w o e a

The man who works for-lg iasanrynzigusmesgm al/Sman town who locks

t night, can devote his evenings to enter-

his wife and visiting around with her at the neiilh-

who is married to th

She has his companionship and his inicresi

in all of her small affairs. but shc Days

full of pains, a man whose brains and interests

1i l i ife in a humbler sphere p0 Y: vionihﬁ 202s a long Wav t0 hunt 1'01‘ her husband's interest in his business or’ rival is his career. she has npth-insz. t0‘ vigil‘

but I wouldn't know how to keep it lovely. _ usekeeping and have told him so. but he doesnt aw

gagement and refuse to many tho

t think a woman can do a more dishonest thin!

t a divorce from her husband on the Rrounds of nonsupport, a man should be able to get. a. divorce from his wife for_

‘tk thlnabothusekeepig.

You Say you don n°t.l\'e:!lliasn't tlsauglilf. yo‘): the oncnthing that. everv but if she has neglected your education there 1 t. f k1 hools to which you can o.

$1 21hr; ling £5231 cngnsliuv a. cook book and make

Dear Miss Dix-I am a young girl and have been married. I love my husband am: he says he loves me. but he never takes me mv- . where, not even to the movies on Sunday. dresses

make on dolling yourself up.

You: hiubsnd should have romembeerad that he

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Says-

LOVE OR SUCCE

Hols

like to go. I

ERNTOE,

ms d of business _ for the sake of having more

And, anyway. I 5houid think

h l d ambitious and suc- mat my womadnwvgulod l; steinproud of him and B"

dnt wuzjry

For everything you got in life you have to pay the price. my dear. and this is true 1X1 marriage as in everything else.

The women who are have to nay for their husbands d with doing without many of the

"s labor is over when

1s kind of man really

for it. with lack of money Ind Willi in life.

man who is a biz shot. a man Whats must be centered on tne DXIOD SUCCGQ

if; mono- oi’ life monopolizes her

d, cannot possib _ usbanzl- trouble when she complain!

of profession. As lout! 8s he!‘ 0111? y about. 0

a young man with whom I am much

on our starting housekeeping as soon as we mv-qy. do this. He wants to furnish a lovely home ..r

1 don't know anything to care. Rm

w be ood housekeeper. earn bow l Ethan to m

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w make it for him. She is

It. is a nltyl

And. anyway. any herself a chef in six

just a year.

Every night he up

3 o'clock in the morning,

I am working, but he says when he nets it ne {or that sort of a husband?‘

little man, ; and goes out by himself and stays until 2 or 1 know you can help mg 11' you gay ' and when I tell him that I think he should stay atuhome with me, he may, you cmq says: “I am young and I have to 118320;“ my 300d times.

the cure

. B. An man that selfish and self-centered and with M Se“ s ‘W but ’$i.‘l€l.’°l°e"e.ll“€.l2%€il2.“$.l§‘.§.l

It may attract

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oncmtcsimpeiirsbwzwm- a-bic the hand to slip inside. Th1! not Only does sway with any P05- sibility of s scald should the ket- tie lid full off, but also prevent glipping. The back of the baa need be only single cloth provided the pm you xvii» is properly "- inforoed.

Don't mcrlook ammonia in the housework. A dnsseutspmnfui in a. basin of water, brushed over the- carpet, does wonders for the col- ours, and if the grocer has run out of washing-up powder or 008D}

flakes, spill l. few drop; of um- monia into the washing-up water and whisk the grease off plates and pans in the__t.wlnkllng of aniyi

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Wives Cannot Expect To Have Husbands Full Time If The Latter Are Engaged In Big Enrterprises

Dear Miss Dix-I am the wife of the Tired Business Man. My hul- band is very prosperous. Makes much money an but he seems to live only for his business

_ than half the

d gives me all I want. away from home more time and never seems to care [or my leasure. Even when he is at home. hi l8 too gusy or too tired to go out in the eveninss. wish he would be dif- ferent. i-Icvw can I change him?B

wav to so hard would tber have mun? house and so many never heard of a her husband‘: ab-; being willing to cut. down

or to we]

OCTOBER 16, 1941

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achievement and peace of mind.

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) — Lift up your chin and smile. Hard work oOnfrOnts you? That's great! You're equal u; it; Just don't- overstrain. Th; more you use your fertile brain and clove;- hands the more apt. you become and the more content. your restless spirit.

FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 20 (Pisces) - More favorable for completing matters already start. ed and for other familiar aciivi. tics than for undertaking unneces- sary, untried ventures. However, all practical, progressive affairs are under benefit mmects. Artistic itﬂns rate second place.

AIJHILD BORN ON THIS DAY An observing, industrious and wliol. ly responsible individual. Gammon sense and practicality are outstand. in; traits suited to a profession dealing with humanity in general. Equally proficient for skilled man- ual work, dealing in real estatc, farming. Music, law and enter-

For Thursday, Oct. 16th

MARCH 31 f4) APRIL 20 (Aries) NOVENIBER 23 __.T0dpy offers greater $00116 for 22 (Sagittarius) -Don't. look where mums of a personal naump i you came from but where you are Your talenis and ability w see and 3°11“? “ “ml be 5m” Ym" “umwk manage things cleverly will aid in: .15 Pmgresslvei hcPi-‘hu and “inm- your success. Early am. and law’ ma; glflegg: gifgiecl‘ Dredmﬂna“ evnmnlibwalflni ‘iffgslzo"fffgffjuzisjf DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21

- (Cﬂ-Dfiwml Very stimulating The financial end of your act1vi-‘ - . ~ ties, also of other interests, will Donn let anymmg "M" you om’ o:

_ harmony with your environment ncedsound judgment and farsight- and essential duties

you Scorpio natives, Full steam ahead! to DECEMBER

The more

edﬂesﬁi THOFOIIKTIIY lnvesligﬂle patient and aggzeable vcu are to- taining also arc likely fields for new promsitions or projects before day,__the_ greats will be your 511x355

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iness in general

MAY 21 to JUNJ 21 (Gemini)- Excellent day for skilled workers in industry, laborers and builders in less ounspicuo tasks, clerks, tclegraphers, printers, you handl- ing advertising, salespeople. The small shopkeeper and factory share equal patronage with larger ones.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) —'Ihose things for which you are especially suited and interests close to your heart are in favor today. ‘This means it's up to YOU to succeed in your work and find hap ness in it, and other worthy tffe. rs, m0.

JULY 24 t0 AUGUST 22 (Le0)— Finish matters you started yester- day; don't. neglect important de- tails or prominent angles. Toda/y c be profitable if you are amenable and cooperative and at.- bcnd’ to your tasks faithfully.

AUGUSI‘ 23 to SEPTEMBER 23 (Virgo) — Advnntageous time for educators, pupils, research workers, inventors; dealing vaith sports- gcopic and other professionals;

rokers, bankers, journalists, phy- surgeﬂns, dentists. Kindly indications generally for all Vir- goans Don't be wo sensitive.

S ER 24 to OCTOBER 33 (Libra) - Moderation and forc- t-hou t. are your standlbys this in- coming, activating but. day. Be patient, willing to take suggestions. be tolerant with others less clever than you.

OCIOBER 24 to NOVEMBER 21 (Scorpio) _ You shculd feel happy and attain personal aclreve- m6!" f-hl-ﬁ IIEYlOd. The brations an conducive to achievement 1n matters lY-lrticularly attractive to

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It‘: the little thing: that count in tabla manner! and a smart hostess is oh, so aware, whether you observn them!

Naturally, after a dinner party, you don't fold your napkin. But j it‘: what you DO with it that counts! Tho lovely girl in our sketch correctly half-folds hers and put: it under the edge of her pinto.

When she in served first lhe knows it‘: all right to begin before the ethics-but what count: is, she doesn't divs right in, tabla manners being based on the idea that you're not ltarvingl

On a restaurant data, lhc knows it's tbs man's place to choose l table and pull out the more dc- sirablc lest for her‘ but if it‘: I double date |he'll lit opposltc the other woman.

Shs herself in a charminl dinner hostess. Offering a ncond helping, aha says, "Will you have some lamb?" not "Will you hnvl some MORE lamb?"

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Bend 20c in coins for your 00V!’ of "Good Taible Manner!" 9o The M.......:: u: w wr p a n y . dress and the Name of booklet-

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1 had a cocktail shaker For which I had much use And oh, the deadly wailop ‘Phat. shaker could produce! But now it's joined the army_ It's in the Flying Corps; If ever it hits Adolph He'll know that war L; war.

“MARMALADE BREAD

Marco cups flour, 5 teaspoons b“- ins er. 1-2 teaspoon slut, 1 WP lflely chopped nut meats, 1 8B8. 1 cu milk, 2 teaspoons grated orange rnd, 3-4 cup orange mgr- m§ii€e1i

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WHO FRANK WAS WITH

Early one morning the telephone rang in Secretary of ur Frances Perkins office. Her sce- answered.

rota "Ilhyis is Frank", came a cheer.

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"Fmnk is on the wire", reported LhQ secretary to her b055, ‘

"Frank? Frank?" repeated Mill Perkins. "I don't know any one by that?‘ name. Ask him who he's w ..

The

"im was the pmsiden

secretary did as requested. with the United States”. tprouipt reply. “This is the

AGILITY

women going nho ing, pulled up when the air rai warning sound- ed The old vmmcn Iu

the bus and ran in the nearest stroller.

"Well", said the conductor, scratzliin-g his head, "and those are the old dean I've been help-

linlniamdnllffnrlasu",

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