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Ilziintinesc is far too important to trifle with! That's whv ifs thumbs down nn "second day" nntlics for iris who want iutfi of friends. They're Lux Daily [Jippcrsi Every night, n5 stmn as they step l of their UHtiiIPS, they dip them Lux. Lux whieiw away the pur- Flmiipn that causes untiie ntlrvr, et-ps iovciv untiics iinintv. frefh, hc\\-i\\ui\in\,'_. Nari your Lux daily dipping tunigitii

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‘cow there’: u \w.~a on you iii the ball

snir! the nergeant,

Living Er Leisure The Woman's Realm

_-—- ta the odour of lmmlrt; 200d gm flhrough the 1101150 thelecnheipoko; The 1e e,

and does awn-y with the task of hsshe themonehescmpingoffahancdmn-ziantslat- card; . Why can't we 1.11 be like that wise 01d bird?"

"Ittmwunnmvtwhelvndhtm Themoiwheww wok er

001.08 IS STILL NEWS FOB JUNIOR/S

NEW YORK, _Oo1or rennin: the big news in the limit)!‘ miss type of drem. not only two but often three colors are combined for her date dress and even the dresses she wars to class are bright or light. Some 0f the xtew‘colors are light, like pale water ens, and aqua: and off-whites; right. bright col- ors like tangerine, peacock green, American Beauty, strong gold, and rose

Two-piece wools in tihese new pas- tcls are leadsts. These follow up the suocezful soft wool suit dresses in brigh-t. shades which stores are .~howing new Detail is worked out in tassel trims uvterestiitg seaming and bitttonztig. touches of metallic.

A favorite silhouette in crepes among tho ycunz is nmldcd. beli- lcss, utterly simple with only the slightest draping- caught‘ at the fronts oi the waistline vritftt a. lit- tle flat t-ic 0r bow, sometimes re- peated at the throat.

FURYITURE IS SCXLED TO FIT

NE\V YORK —'I'he prediction that by the and of 1943 over 1.000,- 000 specially constructed homes will be occupied by war workers gave the furniture industry quite a Jolt szncc most 0f firs? families will bc buying homo furnishings es- peciaily for their new homes. How- ever, sLnce many of their. are uscd to living in small rooms in apart- ment buildings, the problem for adapting new furniiure designs to dcfcztce liouscs is not too diffi- cult.

Authorities agree that housewives will have no trou-ble if they use “common sense" in selecting furn- ishines

Furniture should be Ln proportion to the rooms. That is, a large over- sluifuj livzng room suite will mukc ‘the rccm sccm crctvdcd. Some of the most effccsive rooms seen on a recent survey were done in Elarly Antctrican maple, with bright chzntz fabrics and flowered mags. Another house used ration in modern with ChHlCse and tropical accfsories,

0f cflurse, many pkcrs are avail- able which have been scaled down to fit 511161161‘ rooms, although pre- serving the beauty of line of 18th Century’ and modem furniture. Elaboratew fussy designs are to be avoided, because they destroy the restful atmosphere of the rcom.

Furniture sficuid be bought ‘with an eye to its adaptability. Many worker; are frequently urnnsferrcd from one plant to another and must take their furniture with t-hcm. The new‘ fUIlCLEOXIRI groups whose units mnv be used as chests, dressers, or buffet; at will are cs- pecidlly practical.

WAR MATERIAL

sohoolrcozn interiors will become more familiar with such fabrics, aa spun THYOHS, new wcols, heavy and smooth kitits, and siurdlly xvovsn cottons that resemble wool mix- turcs.

PLACE MAT DRIER]

Crocheted cotton place mans an tablc-flzittermg, practical and 11n- g, but oclllcs the day when

d a good washzng and the

bie problem confronts the

ife —h0w keep their lovruy symmetrical shape. Place mat strczciicrs axe etisy to make. Just trike a square of n ncn-tvrap- 1 as pbvuood -three-

‘Iv heart" —cut it to

I0

rer tlic szdcs to remove

sharp edges, Dian an outlhe 0f

the table mat on one side 0i the

and hammer a one inch cop-

" i:\t=r"'i"0<.fi colllpictel_y'

nt each peak-

te. Then tum

: ovcr and hcok your

' lnund " d and sttfily starch-

cc n\l\'..\ t.» the nail points to

Ironing mi be quite unneces- 531')’,

.__.__ There's dCllbiE near in elbows of school swczrtcra if. when nsw, they are zvinfczccti by rimming on the wtrng side over a good portion with matching wool. If this pre- cavfion has been neglected, when h0.(.s bunk thrtrwh a nsnt. darn may be made crcclicilng in thcn darnzng neatly cross-

Petpluana and fzintaiLs are been for day and evcnlitc. Nrccssarilyr trriof, because of G cmmcnt ord- era, they are ncvcrzhclss as perky as e and n5 ntuch it‘. demand.

1m the pmpuiii Ls in con- .g fabric

BACON 155s rmvoa

Bacon Ls a. ivondcrful flavor-ad- der. Be sure it is cooked crisp, c: inbe it. thorcu and and w

S, S31E15. SO )5 ZYQVIGS C115. scroics, to taste.

HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Water QIXIZS often c ~~ be remov- ed from polish furn". by rub- bill-S llfllliy "'11 tutp applied on a 50ft c.c..n. Wipe y nttd re. wax,

_Il your oven is very ho: put.» g plcce of waxed paper undt-r the cas- seroe covcr. Tlll5 will prevent the contents of the casacroe from bat.

lg too quickly I

Save the fours!

Que IJCUHQ oi wute cocking fats will produce c111. ' gl_vcc'"rle t4) inanufticture l d-rf) potund of scno-‘kcless powder u>ed in heavy 811111 if llllllllllillilOil.

Fruzt stains on table linen should be wet with stuffs c1 Cqmllhpr be.

" illllil. to make ill-em disap-

broilrrs wt‘ h usually front one to two pound Allow a blYJlAJi‘ for SlTVllltI two persons. The lrurciicr will split the broiler; thrcurlh the back and then you cook n "as u." I lo or three marshmallows. out l" lY-ic-‘s n i ada-d to crt-tm while l1 '~ i)'~.ll§ v.'h.;.;>i<!_ wi. nuke lite crtttm limp its shnpc when it i; been as a gfllflléil or topping. When food boils over in the ov- ljn “We it up immcdmiely with n. mug-handled dish mop. This pre-

i THE cook's i caravan

OVER 85 YERRS 0F SUCCESS PROVE ITS VALUE IN FIGHTING BULBS

SCOTCH SCONES.

Two cups flour, a. level half-foa- SPOQI] of barking powder, 1-4 tea- spoon cream of tartar. Put these "$041811 sif-letr first, add n pinch of salt, about a teaspoon of sugar, a small piece of butter and a cup 0f buttermilk Mix rather soft -- Just stiff enough to handle — r011 out atbcut 14 inches, cut intro four andput one on each lid. Have a medium hot firc. The cooking 15 the harden Pl". $01 if the fire is too hot they burn and if not hot en. ough they are not baked right.

iruzo-niu-Ticiinr 1;]; vservi. 01m

DHIGN

B17111‘ _ v mu x n!- tivt: '

N0. I95

‘PM; cmchcicd hug-mc-tight is w'arm_ tiscful, easy ‘in make and an lnicd yzifi. for fricncl or rclntlvc. , liiwiiuittoii (ii liPFiUil nnilmti: 111 .'~tn.|ii. medium and large sir/rs.

OLD-FASHIOFED GINGER- BREAD

Boat 4 tablespoons fat. gradually lddlflg 4 tablespoons sugar; 3-4 i/EBSPF-Cn each of ground gin- ger and cmnamcn and 1-2 teaspoon ground cloves, continuing the boat- ing; add 1-2 cup boiling water; 2 cups of flour baking powder baking wda an add, alternately with this sifted flour, 1-2 cup mo- lasses. curring and boating perfectly smooth. Then add a beat-en egg.

01:18” Niu-t.

Walter Pidgeon Visits Home Town SAINT JOiHiN, NB. Oct. 35 —

t

(CPI - Walter Pidgeon. who mso to fame as a motion picture star

since/he lasi-jlfitcdih‘ home Vcit.y_

I

vnut 3-Puzpou Medicine Help: Clear Out Siam Areas NOW don't suffer the tortures of sinus rain when you may relieve the pain I

y clearing the congestion and giving sinuses a chance i0 drnln. One powcr-

fiSufferore of

SINIIS PAIN

Gel Real Relief

Pultcrn N0. 395 contains list ni .lll(l complete iDSLTlHIilOIlS fur

add husband's roving eves

of Saint Jrhn m‘ 4 sift. twc-dav visit. wt 3- teaspoon ‘tome folk. lcavi

and 1-4 teaspoon lhPlr estecim, ng no dwm

Ina-n campaign, until the central well- mlniwcnt c-f rrm] sha-llow, sp-“Ys '

01109 in i when h"

oven for about. crowd pgc

nim-

cxmnimnfrowu ooanman

_ , d Personal / Fashions 1 Literature

O-OO-O-O-O

iDorothy Dix ay

GIRLS MUST LOOK OUT FOR OWN INTERESTS IN

In The Game Of Hearts Men Hold All The Trumps

mommy DIX-‘I have zone w-im 1 bov 101' m“ 1°“ ""

W ‘l? 1 had uch neat

e ave a ways s

others company. yet he refuses t0 Rct serious.

around for new faces and la always acceptmz blind dfllfls 5° 5-‘ iem.

these was; foiu‘ years. _ _ v he might call and I will miss a chance to be with him-

‘ lfk 1 well enough to wmfi; find??? ivhv iiogsiii: see her continu- allv for years and then VG"??? zlelelféaigtixglilltlg isn't? Whv does he let her waste the time. when she h

comcs to make Rood? infcr t-lmt he is in love with her when he

might. make a good marriage.

‘ d l her flat hen fade out of the DlCtUTEAIEi hgvttyvtis a gm to gum a bov who

ME.

hlel gem are? “ti: hiifli nu m lo <- with a overaean sess v '_ wasn't in love with her? THATS

ANSWER-Because. my dear. men are selfish

LOVE

he d really enlov each “ms met rrnliiem he keeps 100K111! to find In spite of ma. 1 still like him very 11inch and w" “Em W w" 10y myself with other boys. as I have become so attached tpnialrlllfllaltgiugllalé I even refuse other dates because a

Stranger In A Shady Gulch

h Denver Bax-dwell

CHAPTER VII-l

Tufly was a xood little racer. but he still felt the eflect-s of nis rflrent

Joumey. He Rraduallr lost ground to the Half Diamond horses galloplnl after him and hi: r1601‘- u a‘ "‘ , occasionally Lilfl DIJISUGIS B-Xlll

aesar r looking back at

oarki it.

A wide slash in the north mesa wall yawned ahead. a little east.- ward. A shallow ravine trailed out across the valley from that cut 1n the rim rock. There were foot 111115 and some timber up there near the

int-ls, corrals and havstacks. That must be the

at first intervening between a quarter mile.

Thule ranch.

and women are nitwils. and never more so than shrank u, three hundred ynyg;

in ntattc-rs of sentintent.

cards are stacked against women.

When a man meets a prettv and attractive girl. hc thinks only of what pleasure he can dcrive from the acquaintance- ' ' 1c 1S u good-locker with whom he l5 proud to be seen. he takes

If sh‘: is bright and cntcrtainiitg and can pep 11D 11m‘ 50ft 0f 8 date. and mnkc it amusing and worth while. he is JohnnIv-on-illc-SDOL un-

slni). If sl hcr pintrfs.

til shc trots known ‘a and imsiYTnbic fnm: _ camps on hcr parlor CilfllTS_

CONSIDER-S SELF ONLY

‘his girl." If she has a pleasant and intcrestin

But in all of this he is considering solclv his own tzood. He isn't iriv ing n sillyit- thought as to how his conduct ziffccts the girl.

well (‘llOilf-lil that if a man motiopolizcs a girl's

rvinz sonn- OiilPl‘ man. bctititv shc has her best. chance 0f getting herself ccmfoririblv in life. in-fhc-tintiicct‘ policy. He doesrrt want to marrv her himself.

routine.

He will do that himself when he nets tired of her or meets some other

zirl hc fancies more. and if poor old Marv is lcft in the lurch inst too bad. It is her own fault. for. lzoodnc-ss knows. he never litlllt,’ to hcr thnt she could possiblv cottstruc into a proposal of marriage On the colttrnry, he brought up the subject of marriage.

And, of tentions says that the girl is to blame when she has wasted years and ‘years of her time upon him. he speaks only the truth. \\'lCi{(‘(l world we have to look out for our own interests bcitig clicatcd. suckers from being taktn in by ccnfldenoc men. Nor is there any way in which we can make our wishful thinking come true.

Any girl, short of a moron, knows that when she keeps steady com- pony with a boy she practically chucks her other chances of marrlaize out of the windmv, and that she is an idiot to do it until he gives her unmis- takable assurance that he is in love with her and. intends to marry her. It is silly of hcr to befool herself‘ bv thinking that the reason he never pops the question is because hc is too shv. No than is too bashful to ask for w hc wants. And it is worse than silly for her to believe that if she , st hung on long enough. he will fall in love with her. If a t1oesn't hit a man in the eye and fire his fancy when he first know; her. she never does.

The moral of all of which is that intcrcsts in love as \_vc_1l as in busincss

DISLIKES HUSBANIYS STARING AT WOMEN

DEAR MISS DIX-I have been married for one year and have been of staring at to the point. we are out together we auar- loves me very much and that

ltappy except for one tiling. C\'Cl'_\' Wflillilll \\'ilO where I can think rcl continually I am the onlv but this habit until I am thinking of leaving him. What

..Mv husband has a habit coitus within his sight. It has 211M611 of nothing else and when

‘ . He claims that he one for him. and he is exceptionally good and kind to me

do you think I should do‘! MRS. E. K.

AHSWER-Wcar blinders. The less a wife sees nftcr marriage. the boiler off .5110 1s And if vour husband has no other fault than Just takin» 1 Ila-mm‘- 115 Dflmvn Runyon would say. at the passing femmes. you are indeed a lucky woman.

Furthermore. you should take

yon the once- _

_ were his pick. Hc didn't just. marry, n5 50 mnnv bourdmz il0il$'(‘.i{<‘(‘])€‘l"s‘ datighicr. or the girl who had the theirs. bcpnusc they wcre hrmdv. Nor gtenndyo, me women ihm mothers nicked out for them. or the women who Yna y cltascrl them to the altar. N0. vour husband was a connoisseur in _.i omen. An experienced fudge of them He knew what he wanted and iunled for it until he found it. And vou were IT.

V It sccms to me ihatrknowlcdgc sftould be bnlm to the soul of even thl vtfltpfst jtnlous and suspicious ivlfc. and cattsc hcr to beam with pride and -sa isfnctioit instead of going info the suiks and price tickets to Reno And before you imply for a divorce. consider vour husband's habit of evcrwslilonltjtn he passes on the sircct from a practical stand- lmtfid of god v. n serve tint it lends tn promote wtur domestic felicftv . . icnk it dnwn. For look what he secs: Fat women. Scrawnv xinfiiinhqtqKniglbhllfPfl wpmen. Bow-le-cfxd women. Women in do- Cwlopqllbk-‘(gin ogrxflnnmlit in slacks Wllil onlv lterc and thcr" an cc- " i! 11 1c cws. Tlicrc is nothlnc in the avcrnizc feminine parade to alienate a man from his wife. or cause her one pang of lcnlougv

Believe me. ladv.

dcnc neit! to did he marrv. as so manv other

the thing that end . but your fnult-finiliiriisrrfiriyiloaliigilcxiloiriif is not your

his hofcl long before he left for the railway station today and mmg than 8.001 jammed around the station to catch a final glimpse of the screen star before his de. parrture.

____-____i_ TRY T0 COUNT 'EM

There are 88 ivecognimd sfellaifons vfsrlble in the night

21 years 8'30. endrd ifirs afternoon with 0f

aid the Victory Pidccon wag

scenes r9. visits 17p“. flflf" 111m a wanna Wclccmc RTHVPTi ycsierrlny‘, a hug; kQd tihe street in front of

Returning here to Mr figure 1n

cou- BUY.

Three Lit 1e S15E55 Buy bonds

Also. because in th

and a mother who is a good cook, he practically m“; 5

He knows in _ society that he is keeping all otltr-r mt n awav from her and cutting hcr nil front anv chance of mar- He knows that while a izirl has her vouth and n rzood husband and sctilin! But that dws not. cause him to alter his d02- _ but he into the four-foot doesn't want her to marry any other mun and thus break up hi5 pleasant many dry bed or me time stgefllltl,

an s to ered good breast-works

He spoke sharplv to the hard- Tuflv went to his

always nimblv side-stepptd the question when she knees. spoke again.

course, when the man whose attentions have been without fn- For. alas, in this horse plunged

if we keep from The Half Diam No one is going to protect a fool from her folly. nor kccp over and rolled on the ground. com-

RlYlS have to look out for their own Six months time is long citough to

of his of looking at other women has gotten on my nerves

€

there _ smoke toward him. ivhiticd overhead.

One The Tuff

cantl-e. v

the scrub bushes of the

then levered one into the barrel. the ravine. The sharp, grass-tufted

gave only fpartial protection 'I‘ufl'y,buto

.well. it is for Radkin. said anv-

- breathing horse.

out and a house. with two outbuild-

ranch Movinll cc-uld be seen

use Tully sped on. but the half mile

and his pursuers was shortened to Radkin began to WOIKLCI‘ if he could make it Lo the The quarter mile

A spent bullet droned past. Rad- Rame of hearts mm hold all the trumps and the km hadn-g, heard the shut, 119 looked over his shoulder. Guns in the hands of two of the men back blew little fingers of white bullet othcr plunked against the leather of the leaped. fumbled a l! step. then caught his stride again tubbornlv bent to the riizht. Radkin let him have his way. for ravine course tvere only two ltundied yards

away. - m. bentover and began unsheath- g his rifle. In the last hundred yards to the ravine. he shoved six cartridges lnto the matlazine and

Tuffy hesitated on the brink of Radkin spurred him lump to the

QCTQBER 27- 1942

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AAI

LIP»TON'S FU

The powerful rifle __é

away, Duke Hassefls

ing up running. The other

inc.

Two of them spurred frantic mounts toward the hills and rocks Radkins rifle One of those horses in a wild Radkin gfltted his tccth. |z1r1 Killing horses w't1sn‘t likc kliililt! but he couldn't let tzun- slingers get among those rocks in the draw above to throw lead down

up to the righgt. talked again.

plunged to the jumble.

ground

coyotes,

at

running retrratintz ridrrr. ~They had to run far. The fcrur men

A hundred and fifty yards blazed-face into a head spin. 0nd foreman curled

five riders scattered. Duke ran after one of them. yell-

hundred yards between tpliigmgelli/es and the long - ran?" HIThev finally halted to wnlt for the two sprinters. Husscn and Uh? other man clunbcci hastily up b6- hind saddles. 3110 l:1Llll‘\i10Ul'S6S r8655 away across ie v 6'.‘-

Cacsar stood on the brink 0f the creek bed. bin-king at the van- quished. Radktn spoke to Tuifl- 'J.‘nc pony struggled to his fcc-‘t. 110M‘! drooping Rankin walked itround him, patting 1115 sweat-moistened neck. shouiccra and flanks.

He heard hoof boats. and turncd w See three riders trottiniz down the 1on2 slope CilSiWflfd of the creek bed. Caesar tzrowlcd

"A11 flgill. Ginsu ' Radkin said. "They'll bc iflflllllfi."

Ht- mcizmcd and rode up unto the lcvcl ground.

The forward man was about forty

in saddles didn't stop ti.ll they had years o; age. He had ,1 10m; cad-

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