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Dorothy Dix Says-

IEONT SHOW WHITE FEATHER 1F LOSING HUSBAND’S LOVE

Vii-Ye Has Many Weapons Which She Can tee ‘lyrizeli And If Her Husband Shows

A Tendency To Stray From

Fireside

Win11 is u wile with a little child and a two- h~1 Il(‘l‘ husband infcrnts hcr he dcesnt love her "l Ho has ".1l\\‘:1,\"s been a best-over husband ‘T1)'1ll'(‘_ but 110w 11v Lot's n_1e that lip has ac- cident“ i_\' incl his old ulfl 11214111 tlllFl “11D-k! h? l5 111 1111c x1111 1101". I lrt 1.111s meeting upset _111e lerrlbi)". went 11110 all sorts of IlYSWFlC-‘i. fl-fld m‘ sltaid of plnynig lndiitcrent abcut his not lcaving 1111- 1 showed 111111 that I cared too much for 11im. Ho 11112-111. ask for u divorce and tells me t0 “s1 i; mound." because he says that} have been 1 70d wile 31nd mother and he t11inks he ma co c to love n1;- ugani. What shall I d0? Shal I 1.11 1ight, wuit for 111111 to make up his mind “"1111 1 one 01' us he wants and hope it will be ME? W. M-

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Answer- Ccrtzilliiy you should sit tight and let nature 111110 its course, fcr that sort of silly-shallymg 111.111 whcsc infections arc so unstable that he doesn't know which o1 _t\\'0_ W011i“! he IOVQS 15 . stirc ".1 come back to _l11s wife in the e_nd. I-le

-, 1,111 you c1111 say with Audrey, ‘lie ls a poor

- 11y\\ 11y, you duift want your home broken up . When wives 11nd out that their hus-

111g, it it lnotilrull); u terrible shock to them. 111d 'l‘he_v make scenes. ’Ihey heap ieproziches '111,(1_v shod bgrrelg ofyrtears_and.‘nlnc_t_imes

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yul p], A ii“ 1g grateful to her the balance of your ’I'l‘.". d: 1 1-11-11 mlike a fight. 10,1116.

ii \\'1‘..) lii\\'llll‘i\‘ Uflowllg I RADIO ‘IOUNDS 1 1cm o ‘er - -1tt,ai1d;(‘-ANN0T BE CURED s ‘c ~' Dear MLgs DiX—How can I break .11 1' - ioivel-tniv husband from stavinil 11D V11"- iry iudv who cov- night llstcnlnil 1o the Irudlo? I work all dnv M» B hi"! 1;» tho 1v.» of 10.51112 her l 10b 11nd at night I am worn out and ‘ 1.11s» 1x11111111 of want to sleep. but he keeps 1r.e ." woman who has awake with the radio. Also. when makes 1 we 9.0 places tllllethffr 11': Ill-Qt 80b- dthe Ieéfifiilgllélltg tggikgl - > 1. s . a an . I m U mqii-agzliftlse sacs??- ‘ IE3? ggctiytbogy‘ laorbks so tired they ihink mutt 511811121? I nrebreagykfo %l%0l€hes£1g3§t5c?l1 I do - c1 v 111111111: ou age. ns to red m ‘1-111-1-1-15. 1n reality-i. i A EMBARRASSED WIFE an 1 1e:- 1- Ailslvthat you can do about the radio to 111-av the game. Ls to stufl cotton in your ears. ere arv-ii-‘lv she doesn't. and is no reforming radio hounds. ‘Ihey t>ln 111: her cards with l have no compassion for the suffer- us she makes evcrv ‘ lugs of others. Thev lust 2'0 their 1i. A wife‘s idea oft devastating lvav. wearing 011i 0111' 11 brick :1 xvnnderlra ‘ earcirums and making us wonder if hvstcrics all l one of the greatest inventions in the world isn't. its greatest curse. N11;- can I hold out any hope that - > 11111111 11s 11 oCCllQl to rc- g 111111-1111 ever make vcru" husband . .1111 111111 111111 IllS lnizratituclc for. magic that‘ l§ fileésdagigllifieilglzlgfglakfig ' ' ‘ 1 on e san w c ‘and cut 111s visits shorter he will lose all his friends. If something within us doesn't tell us that we are boring wéoplobthei VOICE? dgf our wives 1n ius an s iieve . ~ I‘ DOROTHY DIX.

yer 11,0111 the chancel, As Joseph Was A-wulklng

_ r11 11min." :1 let ‘ 1 l 32.1110 1131111115‘ As Joseph was a-walking .. 1110 111.111 that a. Tic heard Angels sing. 1131c against 11 Big “This night shall be born Our Heavenly King.

I "He neither shaill bqlborn 11.1111. she sl1ould11‘1_let ‘I N‘? fffulsfenglacg 12;?’ bgradigg - bmvlcti 01m" by tho 111"" , Bu; in an oxéwu‘ ~ ,-'1 1:1l.i11't b02111 11110111112 . . l“<"1ll‘f‘ >119 “@1115 1 “Ho 9111111 not 11.;- clothed She , In purple lltlfnllflll, , "- . 4 But all in fair nen 5" “mm” He“ ’ As wear babies all.

s tired of lici" “"11 “llllllllcr 1 "He shall not be rocked ‘ In silver no"; "gold 113111 in 5, wooden cradle That locks on the mould.

“He neither shall be christened 111 milk nor ‘in wine.

But Ill piuc spring-well water mesh sprung from Bathine"

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in; 111.1116!‘ how It hurts her face, c .11." d 111111-21 1110111 otl‘. _.-\.11ti 1t 1 1111.0 affairs as 11:; tlic (‘Ilii-liljtli are 1 111 conic to icok uuon u SJlllL‘ 111111. And she m1 1o licr niarrlnzc llc- = 111 hands and. hcr teeth. I - Is lninnrtnlit . ‘ Mary took her baby’ , . . bL,._,._glh,_.n h“; She dpessed Him so succt, mum m“ m,- u@l She laid Him in a. mantler All the-re for to sleep.

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beat if you take St. Nicholas‘ 511;. ‘gestion and plan a Sugar Plum

HOW T0 MAKE:

Apricot Robin: Flatten two dried npricote. Out another slightly amal- ier; cover with glace slrup (nee re- cipe f0!‘ Glaccd Walnut Meats); place between first two. Using slrup to fasten. insert apricot pieces for heed and tall. Add currents for eyes. Decorate with frosting put mmllllh P191" UP 01' pastry tube. Flor feet, spear gumdrop on tooth- pck.

Rosy Pear: Stuff dried fig with peanut butt/er. Shape like pear. Insert wire holder. Dip in melted fondant, tinted pale yellow. 1m"; artificial stem for leaf. When hard,

tint one side pink with vegeuble coloring.

Blushznx Apple: Stone prune; stuff with walnut meat. Shape

like apple. Insert wire holder. Dip 1n melted fondant tinted pale green. Insert stem for leaf. When herd-

ened, tint one side pink with vegetable coloring. Walnut Rosette: Cut serrated

circle from colored foil paper. Press warm glziced walnut meat in cen-

1

tre Glaced Ivalnut Meats: Combine 1 cup sugar l-3 cup light corn slrup and 1-2 cup water. Heat to boiling aoint stiring constantly. Continue cook over low heat, without stirring to 300 F- (hard crack stage). Set sirup in pan of boiling water. Drop in walnut meats. a few at a time. Remove singly to greased cookie she-at. Make 36. Sndwballs. Partially melt marsh- mallow over hot water. Add mist-

pack coconut. Stir quickly. Drcp by teaspoons on waxed paper. Shape.

Date Fondant: Pit date. Stuff

with Brazil nut. Insert wire hold- er. Dip in melted fondant. Roll in candy that. Peppermint Candles: Insert pep- permmit sticks in centre of: Crystallized Grapefruit Stars: Wash 2 grapefruit. Grate lightly on fine grater. Halve; remove pulp. Cut peel in star shapes. Cover yvith cold water; bring to boil; boil 5 minutes. Drain. Combine 2 cup each sugar and writer. 1-2 cup Fght corn Lslrup, 1 teaspoon lglycerinc; tint green. cook to 220 F. Add stars. Cook 25 minutes; drain. Sprinkle with sugar. Silver Trees: Thrust small broom- stlck through hole drilled in bot- tom of inverted wooden bowl. Make 3 cones of graduated sizcs by cu:- ting circles from cardboard cover-ed with silver paper. Cut from centre to edge of each; overlap cut edges; fasten with brads. Cut 3 doughnut- shaped shelves from lieavy- card- bflfilfi‘. fasten to cones on inside with Scotch tape. Thrust broom- stick through apexes of cones, 119.11- ing cones 111 place. P111111; base and "trunk" of tree silver. Decorate with homemade Sugar Plums. Marshmallow Cherub: Cut gold paper in shape of wings. Add cel- lophane bow. Wit-h knife tip. spread confectioners, sugar frosting on back and top of marshmallow Sprinkle top with silver candy Shut Press marshmallow. frosting side down. on wings. Make l1oles fcr eyes and mouth; insert larger silver candy shot and clrmemon drop.

Royal Title For Apple

‘Ilhat lovable old philosopher and angler Izaak Walton s-zid that a friend or his once obswvcd “Doub- Iess God could have made a better berry than the strcwheny, but doubtless Gcd never did." And so it

ncve: did. for the apple is right-

1 .1 bu, S111.- should‘ “O bless our dzar Sivisul‘. j . n. wiic and mother O111" heavenly King!" c 1111 Atlructlve Woman. —Old Song. uric niust stcp brescnt- 1 ~--~ ~—-—— us comparison to 111e,

JACKET MAKES IDEAL GIFT FOR. INFANT

fully entitled to be classed as the Kin-g of Fruits.

Woiinlli. _ _ L - 1.» II-RIIOIICC which nearly ol- ‘ s 11.11 111 111c- lonu run. The l 1-1 1111s 11 111111111 eve Wlll ul- . ITLIILL yoiuiuci" 11nd prettier ‘llic 111151511111 who tires of 1111i Lire o1 Ozlicr Women g1 LLIVQS 111111 1111112. c.1111 will \ ("JlllC back to hcr, be- 11111; been steadfast and 11c r1 oi 10211111112.

-1l'1 1111- lorccs of society 111v “"110. And. most pot- .i. SIN‘ 1111s 1111 invincible 111 ihc tililcircn.

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‘rnouunnn YOUTH.

111."1\11111tl1 11s 11w vmmu wonmn r0 1st"; 1-» 111-yo 11111111111: to rln with v-rv :1" 111111-1-011151111-11 011011 to you l5 to turn your 111100110115 in some n11: r (ILl'I'l‘l'11'lli. Don't. waste your 11 11 "111 MLLIIHIE 111101" the imnttaln- lbl0 S110. And the surest cure for it IHOKFII Iiiklll l8‘ I! IllPW IOVI‘. You ninv 11c: rcenze i1. now. but you will know 121m" on that when a girl with a bad reputation refuses to

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DESIGN N0.

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—F‘oreslght,

details concerning tc1norr.\v, your

starting new projects that can con-

lnclications are better grncrally fir spending money than for making it. except in certain lines. Sensible

Don't endanger health by expcsilre

may be said that doubtless God or overstl-ah," may have mode a better tree fruit sEPTEMBER, g4 m 00:01am than the apple, but diubtlesg God 2;; (Libra) .._ Hlghly favorcd; prep-

arations, plans, shopping, pandence. familiar activities. ctm- pleting unfinished. advised vehicles, machinery, 1201s, and any devices entailing risks.

for your re ular scntiei

Yea. ‘tis Christmas morn, said Kate;

Untle this string. for goodness’ sake!

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About Old Santa Clam

The dictionary merely tells 31°11 that Santa Ola/us is n. contraction of Saint Nicholas (see Nicholas, Saint). A turning of the pVages re- veals that Nicholas was bishop of Myra, or Smyrna in Asia Minor u- bout 300 A. D. He was the patron saint of old Russia and was be- lieved to offer special protection and comfort to "sea-faring men thieves, virgins and children." His affection for children was based on the assertion that he brought back to life three schoolboys who had been murdered. An encyclopedia attributes the name by which he ls known in America to the earl)’ Dutch settlers who called him San Nicholuas.

But it little matters whether he be known 11s Saint Nicholas, Santa Claus. Kris Kringle, or dozen

El‘ SO

Children's Patron Saint

the year is the important. thing. I enters every thome In the 10111‘

as the hearts of all the men and

oentallly lthe spirit of childhood, the freshness the courage and the eagerness of young lives. Saint Nicholas may seem old but he has none of the fears, regrets o1- pre- judices of age He and his child- ren stand on the threshold of the world. Their banner is good will 8nd their goal is peace.

so that day. dedicated to the memory of the birth of a child, belongs to all children. It is their carols, their laughter, their hap- piness which makes it sweet. And we older folk should on this day at least share their kimlliness, their tolerance, their purity and their

other names, for the presence of his spirit on this climax holiday of

Saint Nicholas. —'I'he Boston Her- ald.

For Tuesday, December 24th! 1 MARCH 21 t: APRIL 20 (Aries) understanding and true charity are l your safeguards today. And 111.5 is t-hc ideal tune of year to exercise all three to the fullest. Don't neglect little atten- tions to loved ones. Nct especially propitious f:r new unnecessary ventures.

APRIL 21 to MAY_ 20 (TaurusJ— Ygur cwn personal wishes may have m be set aside for matters of gen- eral import and for business and financial problems. Avo.d useless risks and other dangers.

MAY‘ 21 to JUNS 21 (Gemini)- A.M. particularly asks caution in handling machinery. tLolS. in build- ing and construction. Shopping and attending to sccial and charity in- terests are among best favored 1n A.M.

JUNE 22 lo JULY 23 1Cemcer)—- Sound birsincs: and practical issues are 111».- favorccl activities. Needed shopping. hcuseholzl interests and matters concerning IOIIlClTf-W re- quire attention.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Lem- You arc reminded mt to forzfit- °1‘ neglect those little but important

family and friends. Finishing lll- ccmpleted affairs more favored than

veniently wait a day 01' two. AUGUST 23 to S- ER. 93 (Virgo) _ In 120k; as though the

93m advise-d 1'11 IIHZAHICUS WOYII.

CONGE-

tasILs. Care ls

in travel and handling

OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER! 22 (Scorpio) - should not be difficult routine or rs- dutiek. May be slowing down in new orders. manufacturing, ldlng and construction. but

AN ACROSTIC

A merry Christmas to you all— May i1 bring you presents, Paul. Entwlne this 110113’. If Y0" W111. Rlcihazd. Norman Albert. Phil. Robert, Stephen, George and Kat-e Yes. now off to bed-you're late.

Xmas boxes, not n. few-

Mammas hang their stockings. tool And Santa. Claus. While they slwp. Softly down the chimney cred”!-

To their cots the stockings 5008M; 0h, what lovely things he brought!

Out of bed. or you'll be late»- Albert got a ball. and Will. Laughed they all when little Phil Lifted out a slate and quill. -Mrs F. Johnsoir,

Your Individual H O R O S C O P E

-—-— By Frances Drake

Dependable, capable. meditative, in- c n

realize its ambitions. couragement. Has wonderful spiri-

ed. V5511 be capable of aocomplxs ing great g:od 1n this world.

the pagan relics and the crust which

tion of tlbe manger cradle o1 111°

rest-

shaps, department stores, should

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comers ‘of Christendom and touchy

women in them. Moreover, it is es- -

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THE COOK ‘S CORNER

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afclxenteamixtm t? 01kg“. e greased s er c

in 36o degree 1". win for

35 minutes. Host with fnvcrite frosting.

RICE CARI I01! OIIIISTMAI

flour and 1-2 pound and l-Z teaspoon salt." Over

Add 1 te Pour into a greased loaf cake and bake in an oven of 276 de- grees for 1 h-cur. This 1s delicious served for afternoon tea or for eup- pie with fruit salad. Keep in a 14:1, ‘WNP in waxed paper, and keep 1-2 fresh apple in tin with. the cake to preserve its freshness.

COFFEE CAKE

One cup sifted cake flour, 1 tea- spoon baking powder, l4 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons butter or other shortening. 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 1s: (well beaten), 1-2 cup milk, 4 blespoms sugar, 1-2 teaspoon cin- namon, 2 tablespoons milk, 2 table- spoons melted butter. Sift flour (nee, measure, add bak- ins powder and salt. and sift 11cm. Cream butter, add sugar, and cream well. Add eg and beat thoroughl . Add flour, temubely with millI, Mutiny well after each addition. Turn n10 eased 9-inch pie pun. Sprinkle wi mixture of sugar and cmnamon. Bake 1:1 moderate oven (350 degrees Fahrenheit) 20 min. lites: then pour mixture cf mill: and butter over top and bake 15 min- utes longer, cr until done. Cut in wedges while In pan. serve hot,

ziurantrs, hotels and clubs, i curls .

NovmvlBriR. 23 to DEOEMBEII 22 tsaglttarlus) — Personal inter- ests. artistic and professional Plll" su1ts,cl'iildren's and religious ac- tlvltics, social and charlt affairs are among the first favor . Money- making in practical lines may not ynt show returns.

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) - Stars advise you go almg calmly with regular routine. Ncw ventures that can be set saide until after Christmas without jeopardizing anyone'5 interests will Brcbably fare better than today.

on‘t neglcct your "MUSTS" for tcmorrow

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY

r1 a your

(Aquarius) - Discretim

things important. Safeguard health and interests by not, gting to extremes or overworking. Heed ad- vice to Ca.pr'co1"nians.

FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 20 tPisces) — Ideal for attending to personal matters and taking a. hand 1n activities for the comfort and benefit of others. And through serv- ice to others you will bring reward to yourself and family. Attend carefully to duties.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY

not en-

ii. does Needs

to worry

tual powers that should be develop-

An Omen of Plenty

Bread left on the table when the Christmas meal ‘is over foretells plenty in the houaehold for t/he next tmlve months. Apples eaten at midnight 0n Christmas Eve in- sure health and happiness In the 001111118 Year. 'I‘-he apples in mince pies also are symbolic o; heeltlh, Mince pie itself has a. background as full tradition as it is of plums.

first mince pies were served at pagan Bcvon feast: in pro-Nor- man days. Places of baby p011; end bits 0f the fledh of the wild boar slain in honor of ad

Aces pies of shredded mutton xe- glued the pork pies. Christian em.

1611118 100k the place of some of held the shreds together was shap- ed like a mmlfier in commemora-

Christ-cmild. Spices were ilsed n. erously in memory of the fran n. cense and other spices brough, by the Wise Men. ‘I'm: spices o: today were unknown but pungent sweet herbs took their place. Mince ple fimillv became involved in politics Mld réllelon and the clergy debated about letting chuzch members in. dulge in this delicacy of pagan ori_ gin. But i1. survived and many people still believe that 1,0 mfugg a. piece of mince pic 11L m. chi-m. meeldinner means ill luck 1m- the year

AMomingSrilile

A GREAT TIMEPIECE

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