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On the way- But say.——ain't it fine today‘! And it's today that we are liv-

1H8.

Not a year can;

‘roiling. losing, winning. giving. As God wills it s0.

Yesterday a cloud of sorrow

Fell across my way,

It may rain again tmnorrow. But its fine today!"

—Douzlas Mallock.

[ANGIE OLDEST FOB-M OF FOOD

Did 1t ever occur to you when you are a pancake, that. you were being nourished by food in one of its oldest forms?

The ancient Egyptian in the desert. spreading a mixture 01 grain and water on a heated stone, turning the thin. flat cakes with a spatula 0i wood, and dressing them with syrup of palm. could compre- hend perfectly the griddle cake 0i today.

The pancake and its variations hm; an unbroken chain of history from the dawn of time until now. ‘Hie Ronron and Greek armies knew iliem as regular rations, and they were great Warriors- The earliest settlers of North America knew them as “EflddiaY-i." BM many l. pioneer, lacking pan 0r griddle. cleaned and scoured I. uhovel and used it over the log file for this favorite food.

Out of l. one-Wimd lllmP °I platinum. nearly 5.000 miles of wire can be spun so fine that b will float in the air.

Irastead of making small bags 0f lavender to hang on emf-hence“ when covering them. bind dried lavender in the padding. and then cover with material or rill/DOD. ‘flhe perfume of the lavender is retain- ed for a long time and keeps Willi and. dresses very fresh and nice.

Group singifi! is a regular Pa" of the study and recreation Pro- pa-m carried on home demon- Itration agents in ill-ill“!-

e ‘llin a loin chop in)’ hilt‘ 2 hi?! sligce of bread. This absorbs the sediment and no nut- rimerit ls wasted. Trim ed8°5 °1 bread before. servinfl-

UNSENSIBLE MILLINERY Spring fashion showing in millin-ery indicate that womens headgear can be ridiculous to the nth degrees and still be utterly charming. provocative. attractive. Consider. for instance. s. small roll- od turban of imported straw. wvrn y, g, dangerous angle over one 8Y6- Two red roses spring directly upward from the centre of the qmwn, for all the world like t-WO [ardren flowers reachiflc 1'01‘ i116 gun. A mere wisp of a veil is then added.

___________ , ORCHID VOGUE IN JEWELS

PaIis—Whiie orchids w miwh i“ Ihe fashion picture, have im-pircd

IS ‘ . u‘!

YOUR BABY must " t a tooth". But ho need not get : lever wig il-if baby’: mother - I win he won't.

Here is what one who mother, Mn. Archie legbie. oi Cousecon, hu to : ‘We bcvouot loo! one night‘: rest thwu teething ll I always use my old llandhy, Baby’: Own Tablets. They are worth their weight in gold.

'. And Mrs. B. A. Sebine. of Gall, Ont, nyl: "I hlvc given Bab ’s Own Tablet: to my ha?‘ girl since she was three weeks old lnd. lllho lhe cut her teeth rapidly (all four molar: at once) she has never yet w-lkened ul at night. I would not he without than tablets.’ u"

Giro these uie sweet-tulip; tablet: at first sign of teething fever. Euy_io tab. prompt in action yet Isle. Analyst: cartil- cate in every pukagz.

Also effective in Constipation, Slm ls Fever, Diarrhoea Upfal Stomach Col c, Simple Croup and hreilulnms. Gel l tod: . Sick-

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' I: Arrirl bu been uurcled the Approval Seal of The Amer- of laundering for being Harmless to Fabric.

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designs of modern Jowelrym crea theexotic flower inmal diamonauzdtfiearlsfliislotost lawelisobuu ulomhidinbril- baguottodiamonnhorin

idea is the big blue-white rope. composed of brilliant-f. with bag- uette stems.

Here and in London, this new vogue is favored bv smart women for wearing with black afternoon and evming dimes.

The Jewelled orchid shows up best cn black velvet picture gowns, and is sometimes seen on the left shoulder or in the centre of the corsage. Smaller orchids are used for decoration on gold or platinum bracelets.

Diamonds daisies are also fashionable for clip brooches. one new design ls composed of two daisies. and one bud above in baguette diamonds set in a fan- shape. The stems in baguette dia- monds are held together by a deli- nately formed tiny diamond band.

MUST BE SMART TO THE FINGER-TIPS

In cold weather the nightly cold creaming should include the nails and finger-tips. Nails quickly become brittle so that they split easily in winter. .'I'he application of hand cream or lotion and oil will prevent this. Finger-tips, too. are apt to become harsh and rather grimy-looking in spite of washing, especially if one does housework. Hand cream rubbed in nightly will keep them in good order.

Don't Bore Friend: With Dull Letter:

Know How to Write with Charm

To think that Dot spent hours on the letter that's boring Hal to death-when in half the time lhe could have dashed off one that would make him say. ‘There’! a swell girl!"

No trick to letter writing when you know how to start off with a bang. Don't begin dolefully, "1 haven't any news. Nothing ever happens here."

Your friends don't expect world- shaking news-just homey items about you, what you're doing. You start, "Well, this is_.lane, writing by gracious permission of Topsy. the Peke. 1 just hauled the rascal off the lawn where he was howl- ing at : Great Dane. but all: quiet for the momen " I

No danger of boring if your style : breezy-descriptive. Don‘t write u prim "We had a nice time." Be na- tural, lively with “The party we: the gayest yet, mldly hilariour.

» Appearance: count too. While

paper l: nlway: correct, so are pale

tints o! bluo or fin. But never el.

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DATE PUDDING l cup bread crumbs 1 cup chopped nuts 1 cup corn or golden syrup l1 lb. pitted dates

teaspoon l-Iteaspoonv

3 6886

Combine all the ingredients ox- cept the 988a. Svparate the white! from the yolks and add the yolks to the other ingredients. Beat the whites until stiff and add lastly- Pour mixture into a greased bak- ingdishandbakeinaveryslow oven for 1 hour. Oooi and serve with cream or hot honey sauce.

HONEY SAUCE

2 tablespoons butter

1 tablespoon com starch

1-2 cup honey

1-2 cu cold wl/tor

Melt butter and blend with the com starch. ti the honey and the water and cook until it thickens. Serve as a. hot sauce for puddings or ioo cream.

OYSTER. SCALLOP (IM- bridge parties or Sunday

_ powder

Combine 2 3-4 cu cracker crumbs, i tablwpoon m onion 1-2 teaspoon so . 1-8 pepper. 1-4 ch of cel-

lt. and . 1-2 cup

ery an paorika

melted butter. Place :. layer of tho crackers in a greased casserole. than a. layer o! oysters. Repeat this twice having crumbs on the toplay- er, and using a pintofdraixied oys- ters. Onmbhe the oyster liquor with enough milk to make ‘i cups Pour this llouor over the ingred- ients and bake in s. moderate hot oven for about 25 minutes. Serve at once.

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Cleaning Ivory

Ivory which has become yellow may be easily cleaned and its whitenem restored by the follow- ing rnethod: Take half of a lem- on, dip it in salt, and rub over the discolored ivory. Wipe off immed- iately with a soft cloth.

or Bacon when ilrying either ham or bacon. place it in the pan before putting will coo

tho n cm the fire. It and quicker and better than if put in a warm pan.

Gulf Basket Assoonasirhesweetgrassbas- ket begins in lose its fragrance. diP

it in boiling water. When it dries. it will be sweet-smelling once more.

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limousine in the garage?

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retinue of servants?

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himtheonlywayhoounrepoy

the back of ilhe man's held is smothered in

there an many atoeptions to the . dangerous expe y

OOII

formed mo thought 0f- coulwt give her

not sleep for brooding over it.

tell me?

expected you to put no more oy laymg part at the load on your

en w a gshmnhim lth bluogoon every time they qu rectum in a woman's I have got

that their wives ever told mom tho

Dear Mia: Dix—I am a. girl of la. mm of whom l am very fond. I depth: at another girl. about it’! Answer: A

contentment when you an wi

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Financial Bracket if i Avoid Unpleasantness '

mo». w m A . m " w‘ $30111» the Now hero is the

aha-rector. Colic? romising

nskhcrto

ve up his career t-on on her father.

any way to adjust this situation in fairness to both

to work ou

to But in the end that maku neither one e drea

are notocleaii. Pfifggsps sue subscribes ‘to I

ong w men w thinks no mor u-

windmill thanhhe does of throwing ifwgy ‘he: lascfis :clgnpt,o:vigd she stress m her cool-Dudes n 0111.. 0r

perhaps her conscience troubled her-maria :11: sought u; capo m buy-fig];

that; poisoned their whole marrifddives . . ,

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{K tatl inlif. mafkhurnew: uostbandogarichwifolookand

the poor psi-Jim, and from news manned u such ' is the law of Nature that makes man the

this role and lets his wife su bie aha i: t0 do i wife. The

riches and

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she has gone 1 wonder if it was her and I am thought is eating out my strength like a disease and I fear it, will km me. is there any way 1 can neai my {kn-tr

t. .it man

from t she wants in a lng t some formula by which they riches and the water of self-respect mix. ..._._-__

Mmflmlblogoutnhmwork. Forhenals u. boy who issturdyand strong and able to stand on his own feet. whose d ambitionmaho himwant

himself. He loathes the -in-law make Jobs for them an no them sai- wbo are nothing but glorified off

the pom- man expect the rich style in which ho can afford tosupport her? . be in her cooking and scrubbing when me has the money to a. How could he expect her to walk when she a a How could he even refuse her when she wanted him to dwv his occupation and g0 and. nlay with her when they

had money to burn?

to keghp on with the work for ought

of them m of his. mono , and a. little feeling on tho wife's part that she has bought he: man, w lch isn't fair nor lust, "bultwlovo never h. No doubt

Ar E: no warhead rf 3 ere e 9?? . 5: i!

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Has a p uture with the bi: firm

which he works. Makes nough to nmport l. wi comf . has been

But here h where the rub 00m in Hols madly in love with the sweetest and, alas, her father is a marry him and her family approve. but he feels xiv uo 1M1

uifnmeg. rolls}.

and his independence to

not. 1t would take a miracle-worker to iron oufi the wrinkles that mar the romance of Johnny Poonnan and Gladys o-

bucks.

puts who

the ams noy fool: or. a It makes a lot of dif- " ferouce which one is on the receiving end tn matrimony.

1 i: rich doe not keep her from being good-look- awcet and desirable. Nor does it. keen a love with her. Nor does it prevent her iou: lad all of the fine qualities tha does it save them from can make the oil of

have wounded me more dBBPi/Y, for all my lilfc

up.

the world. but still there remains that persistent. gm:

ing thought that die had been the playt-hing of some man and this

terrible sickening feeling will not let mo go. Tnere are ni t;

When 1 meet a man with whom 1 know filled with irate. This

Answer: .

Perhaps your wife told you of he incliscrcti f honesty and with the idea that she Wflillld give Yflllmafchrggét :0 withdraw from your engagement if you did not want to marry a girl whose

the new school f thong - r ° “Q “Amt half-past ten. the voice

bee happy and snooty n of God can

Why. UNHAPPY HUSBAND

An Equal“.

t up in his finan-

m“ in the world c. She wants

luxuricstow iahowillingto

He wants to

and let the heiress both of them. Many

provider. When he n0 matter how gou- a biikht 1119011 their has to ask his wife way as the mm

man from fulfilling]:

perceiving on some

husband. Nor

o being one of boys.

to live in the only t sense would there

when his wit i: o0 “r0814 her ls to do what she grants hi‘; to o. hfif. for always in

tions that were

or boy

tha marr f 811d l "d! I111 lllsotldom successful. but no one willmdcgn; thagoit is a

Dear Dorothy Dix-Just before my wife and I were married she in-

ahe am indulged in an illicit love affair."

Nothing could had cherished the t. conceal

marrying a pure an . uovs . disa intment and disillusionment. but I loved her so much ma?! I wouldn't even give her up now for any in

wing, heart-rend-

. Why. did she

sense of Sllful

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m! m» r m“ arrei. Buchmurehdiouldho ' ' n”

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many other letters besides yours fromv t men regre tings

they could not. forgot.

ewaged to be married to g flng o are moat congenial and get

l‘

understand more are the proper emotions (01- g You are probably not the gratin kind.

is o» u fihfllll, which m a temporary mhsvsfibn, g-nyw" l “m °x 1°" m

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along beautifully together, but I don't thrill at his kisses.

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