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when Bill will thank

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of their own

nzarrlage beintz found out Are the

them.

ANSWER-So certain sense that people's toes.

putting on weight?

tally try your speech out on yourself. can pass it o-n.

want, to ear-n my own living’. zirls that will not be overcrowded after

Harknes; headed him off. Ment-l

him to much to think about. “ New’ m er mind my canplaints.“ he ex-l

to out adrift?" “He'd be a dam-fool snarled Black Jack.

faking of stccks is netting me downs There are dozens of employees here and unlimited possibilities for being found out."

"Don't get. hysterical." Murrey waved an admontshing finger. "Naughty. naughty! Our business ‘- doesn't rob than. They get value. Don't fnrgct. it was your idea to distribute a portion of the goods in this way. How you cover up doesn't matter two hcots-so long as it is effective. ‘rrenshams store is as good a camouflage as any."

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How are they mpvimz their pride and iov in their marl-fake}!

they told their parents? And have their parents set them up in homes Or are they keeping it a secret and living in fear ofw{.heir

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Believe me. my dear. the marriages that have a chance of belnz success- ful are those which are celebrated publicly and with the consent. and ap- proval of the parents and the zood wishes of the community.

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ANSWER-Why tion‘t you 10in the WAGS? country that tray and it needs {rirls like you who come of vzoodystock. have ahtzood fgfffillvdh§kﬂfﬂlflflflllll a fair educatlonkTi; Wllcsloivc ycu thr- c rice n ‘i.’ i cram nccupo nns. any on o w .oh wcu rl sectirv vou . a liivntz snlalv while you are bPhtz taiurht your chosen work. anrl it‘ vou l thrm l“ 51°“'1Y 55 Pilsslble- Y“ have the ability to become an expert you can ccmmand a ﬁne salary.

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Folly Of Hurried

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GIRL ACTS COURAGEOUBLY

ANSWERr-Yoru did emotly rtzht. Jane. You showed yourself not only a level-headed girl. but a ooumsieoirs one. and the time will oome you on his knees for savinz him from the folly of going into a montage for which he was mt prepared. Just at the moment his vanity may be a. little hurt. by your refuslnz to marry him when the other two girls were marrying their boy friends. He may think that it indicated that you were not as muoh in love wit-h him as they were with their sweethearts. Boys 0f that touchy you know, and they are very anxious to be thouzht mature. old

respect you all the more for not beim over persuaded to do what you know to be wromz and foolish. As for your friends. by their boasting so much about how happy they are. they are

singing to keeping their courage up. they are putting up a bluff. and you may be perfectly sure that they are already reizrettinz their hasty

bQVs able to support their

me people seem to be brusk by nature and to la-ck a warns tihem about how to keep from stoopintz on other They blurt out home truths when they s They make uncalled for criticism. and even when they trv to be compli- mentary they offend instead of please. As. for example: Haven't you heard a woman tell n. wife with n. nhtltmderinq husband that she saw him hav- ing dinner with a pretty girl: or that the new battw a mother l: proudly showing off has the Jones‘ hooked nose: or ask a fat woman if she isn't.

A good way to be sure you will allvravs say the rltzht thing is to men- If it makes you feel cood. vou

DEAR DOROTHY DIX-T am a senior‘ and am ivorryintz about my future. My Iam

in hirzh school. l7 year.- of awe. ilv is moderately well off but I Can you name a few professions open to f do not thlnir I would care for an office iob but yvould like to ﬁnd anosther tvoo r-f work.

thr- war? WEET‘ SEVEN I BEN.

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DEAR DOROTHY DIX with six very nice ztrls with whom I want to be friends. but I seem to always be sayine or doinz some- thimz that. gets me in wrong with mam. I do not

intentionally offend How can I keep from hurting their feelinzs? JINKS .‘

hould keep silent.

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Flowers of hardy bulbs should be cut with as little foliage as ne-

ant to the lplant to build up healthy ulbs to f ower the next year.

Britain's famed Lawrence of Arabia was rejected for line service in the First Great War because of anemia and short stature.

NATURE IS KIND

Although Iceland's climate is too severe for ordinary vegetable growth, huge garden plantations have strung up about hot springs where even semi-tropical crops can be grown.

titanium NAP

If you wish to change the furni- ture around in a room and find the nap of the rug has become flattened by a heavy piece of furniture. dampen a chamois. fold it several times and place over the mark. Leave it there for several hours and by then the mark will have disappeared.

EXERCISE GIVEN TO CONTROL WAISTLINE

One of the simpliest and one of the best exercises for waistline control is done this way. Stand erect with feet apart and your arms outstretched at the des. Twist your body from the waist- line. first to the right as far as possible. then to the left. Make sure that you do not bend the knees or twist the hips.

For control of the stomach mus- cles, here is a simple exercise. Lie clown on the floor with legs to- nether. straight out. arms and hands relaxed. Lift the legs straight up. as far as possible. ‘riilunv’ liowziine the knee-s. Lower

will feel n pull across the stom- nch. Don't exhaust yourself the first day. Increase your exercise time each clay, thus you ward off If you try these

‘will be "re-hoped" in a very short time.

After exercising you will always be ready for a refreshiruz bath or shower. If you can “take "

to

"r1 un with a friction rub. It's quick and sim- ple. Moistcn your whole body with witch hazel. then "friction rub" th" hodv with your rnughl-rt towel. This will stimulate circula- |tlon and put you in a fine glow.

Nruv annh‘ thr- simnle principle i nt moderation and simplicity to your diet. Betzin bv eating le==. cut out fattening foods, but grad-

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fruits u often as possible. If you l have none this year, resolve to have a good supply next year and help yourself save money.

_n oven for five minutes, and the family will eat it willingly.

Meats and fish must be cooked

low temperatures to avoid shrinkage and loss of food value and flavor. Roasts cooked at one low temperature, rather searing first, will be more flavor- . tender and juicy. Broiling. the method used for the more tender steaks and chops and for fish fillets, should be done at least two inches below a. reduced broiler flame. Pan-frying such meats as bacon and sausage. should be done over low heat to prevent shrink- age and to develop the full flavor. Moist heat, used for stews and Swiss steaks. should never be above the simmering point. In making soup stock, cover the bones in cold water and bring slowly to the boil, then simmer until all the juices are withdrawn. Starting any food to cook in cold water draws out the flavor. This is only desirable when you plan to make soup stock or gravy.

HINTS 0N ETIQUETTI

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If you are having a hard time getting along with your associates and boss in business, analyze your- self and sect if any of the tmu- ble is your fault. Maybe more Tolerance and Tact will help you.

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Broilc relmi Ham"

Now that we can serve ham again, without depriving cur friends overseas, let's try deli- cious Swift's Premium this quick and easy way.

Of course for a party or a big family dinner, nothing can beat a baked Premium Ham-whole or half. Bu: for other, less formal occasions, or when you want the same delicious ﬂavour without taking the time to bake a ham,- ask your butcher for a slice or two from Swift's Premium ham;

boned and rolled. Have the

slices cut 1 inch thick; wipe with

a clamp cloth, score edge and

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‘My dad can." piped a small voice from the rear.

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boy." said the speaker.

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Don't criticize as meaningless "The Symphony called Life“ until you are familiar with the compos- er's si-yle-J-Iuglr Redwood.

Wisdom is knowing wit-at to do next; skill is knowing how to do it; and virtue is doing ih-David Starr Jordan.

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broil; Allow 10 minutes a side.

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NOTES ON BAKING SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAM

Never forget Swift‘: Premium Ham needs no par-boiling! To bake, wipe with damp cloth, place on rack in roasting pan, fat side up. Bake in 525 degree oven. For large hams allow l5 minutes e pound; for smaller hams (under 12 lbs.) 18 min- utes; for half hams 22 minutes. When cooked, remove rind, score surface, cover with your favourite glaze and brown in hot oven, 400 degrees!

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