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MYSTERY HCIUSE

By KATHLEEN NORRIS

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TOMATO Jam

Sea-Id, skin and cut into Pieces ,enough ripe wmatoes to make ﬂour pounds. Then add 2 cups brown sugar, l tablespoon salt, lls cups cider vmegar. H teaspoon cayenne pepper, 1 teaspoon cloves. 1% tea- cinnamon and ‘c WBSDOOH Cook until

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GREEN PICKLE. UNOOOKED

, Two quarts green tomatoes, 1% fpmts onions, i= pint- zreen sweet ‘peppers, l ounce mustard seed, ‘é cup salt. . chop Tomatoes, onions and pep- : pers; mix well: do not drain; cover with vinegar; do not cook. RAIN use in ten days. Improves on stand- ‘ing, Itiay be kept in crock or bot- tied in old sealers. May be added to from day to day as convenient so long as proportions maintained.

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A small boy, who was an nrdﬂll mozh-czucher, wen: to his father . {or a book on moths and butter- flies, and was directed to the lib- ary. . -~ p11, my boy." said father later in ma day, "did you find some- thing about moths and butter- ﬂies?" .

"Yes father." answered 51113“ boy. "1 round a book. but it didn't help muchl thought it was going to be an 113m, too. It was called Young . oth-ers."

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"You tell him so. Tell him she'll make an? Bflillliement he likes."

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Sisters, But She Knows . All About

A famous psychologist hos warned. girls that bachelors of 35 on not. generally speaking, good husband material. He H?! m“ l! I m" $9“ w be as years ol_d without being mnrrled. lt- ls llkelv to be beau-Be he l5 lacking 1n the love instinct, or is selﬁsh, or afraid of women. or slur-ks responsibility. ‘ll’ all of 'em, and. anyway. he ls set In his wows and Impossible to change. .

A correspondent, wants to know if these matrimonial disabilities are also to be found in we woman of 36, and how she rates as o wife prospect.

Well, you cannot answer this uuostlon right of! because the man bachelor nearly al- ways achieves bachelorhood through sheer . force of detennlnation and 10511956. ‘#11693 the girl bachelor generally has bachelor-hood thrust. upon her. Hence ll is no sign that. a woman ls lacklng in aﬁection, or domesticity, or does not

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yearn for a husband and clalldren because me la keeping house with sn-

1 tipon her charms and. virtues. 1 of the women that Nature designed to make the best wives never get the

3 opportunity to be wives at

1 their families and gave the years when they were most attractive to men lto supporting their parents and educating younger brothers and sisters. . Others were so busy getting a college education, or firing themselves into a i job, or pursuing a career that they had no time for romance and, they let 135, which ls almost the deadline in marriage for a woman, creep upon

; is. how ﬁt is her birthday cake for a wedding cake? l gooey, nor as overssveet, nor as stickily sentimental, nor have so many

v he marries a young girl.

other woman and toting hu- own latchkey Hi 35-

There are many reasons why a woman may still be slnzle at 35 Wit-b- out any prejudice to her qualiﬁcations for making a good wife. One ls that she may never have had a. chance to marry. That is no reﬂection Men, are notoriously poor pickers. Many

all. 0r it. may be that a woman has never married because she has never found the man who came up to her ideal and she would rather have no husband at all than a second-rater.

Many women of 35 are single because they sacriﬁced their youth to

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Trn so qlad you're enbyinq this Maxwell House- a tribute indeed g , _, _ qood cotter. For downr-iqht quality I know of no other coffee lo ' i

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equal it.

EVERYTHING IS DONE TO MAKE MAXWELL HOUSE AS FINE AS COFFEE CAN POSSlBLY BE-SUPERD DLIIID~ RDASTER FRESHNESS AND A PERFECT

NEW GRIND THAT GIVES MORE FLAVOUR NO MATTER HOW IT MADE.

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Buz, however it happens that a woman is single at 35, the question lviaybe it isnt as

cupids and doves on i: as it would have had i! she had backed it at 20, but none the less it is likely still to be angels’ food and to be a lot more digestible and to cause fewer headaches to the man who eats it with her.

he doesn't know it all.

The advantages that a man has in marrying a woman of 35 are that , he knows “hat he l5 getting in a wife, as he cannot possibly know when HE 0-111 Judge her as she is and her likelihood ma; ewes a new rim-or w an old him without. gambling on possible Iuture developments. She is mstune.

intelligent or dumb, sweet orsour, interesting or a ‘bore,

She is domestic

There are no sleaPlIlB “"5 °11 the road to succes.

Wise is the man who knows that that is

It is the silent man

usually wort-h listening to.

Some people only live to do right;

others only do right to live.

A lipstick ls merely something

Sometimes a mm puts his rolli-

l- h h Fol-l 8°! , _- . _ Was Lynn ere w en . or otherwise. A man pays his money and takes his choice. He doesnt ‘on’ as we“ as ms pmpeny, m m‘

hem, Rand?" “Three months s80? Y“; but he hadn't been here 1on8‘ He had come from Ell-TOW °11 9 lﬁmm“ boatand he either so» sick em‘ he got. hers-the Chinese Weft B11 down sick—or he had ‘picked uP some bug on. the trill ‘VMT- they had here was scarlet fever. The , Old cook and ms grandson dlttfl °‘ in. But what he had r couldn't- t, figure out exactly. Finally I called l the local man from Belmont in; l he did what he could, but. he had a fever for somet-bm! 11.16 918M685 days. Aherward he was 9N“? weak-he's still taking a tonic- 1 and while he seems to be built up . physically. pretty well. he doesn't quite click mentally.“ 1 "Was he that way before

_‘ A came here. perhaps? "I don't know. I never lmew 1 matrimonial bet. Especially for a widower.

"But Mrs. Prcndergast did?"

"No; I think- maybe he or his mothe was ‘Irudt’ Mockbeels friend. She knew about him. but she died only a few days after he go‘. here."

“Then surely Flora knows?"

“Flora saw she nevsr heard or ‘ him before he turned up here."

"Did he see her mother?"

"Yes; and had one tall: with her.

; divorces herself from them.

he ' household money. l uwaysxv

buy a pig in a poke.

wiles name. Many a man marries a girl Just

Also. by the time a woman is s5 she has acquired tact and diplomacy New” he ,5 “ma some other ‘eh

in dealing with people.

The disadvantages of marrying a woman o! 35 are that, in many sass,

; she is so wedded to the family she has devoted her llfe to that she never Her husband always runs a bad second to lM-Blllllla ﬁlldtPolba, sisters and brothers, hords of niecm and nephews. If Qhehasbeensuocesafulln‘ ‘ easoracareezyshelsalmostalwarwred to death with domesticity and pines for the excitement of m; outcry-grid,

Having worked side by side with men 1o;- Lwengy yggyg, Sh, mo“ ‘them through and through and ls a poor incense burner. Having be: | own pocketbook and been free to go and coma as she pleased. she i won't stand for being bosoed, or having w account for Wm penny or thy Mid She 8150, like tho mole bachelor, has acquired Blll- i-ekllla nei- all in all, the woman or 35 is s mighty good

she has learned to adapt herself to others, is fairer, luster. more liberal 1n her views and less exacting o! he; nus. band, it she marries. than a young girl. marries at 35, it is because she is crazy to marry and have a husband and home and children, and she is so eternally grateful to the man who saves her from a lonely old age that sbc spoils him 1° death,

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TTae HOUSEWTFE and HER AC TTVITYES

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Polltlcs is the only game that lets a man make the public pay when he guesses wrong.

The louder a man talks, the mow l

, one wonders whether he has his

mind on his voice or ‘his voice on his mind.

WHITE OF EGG

White of egg ls very nourishing to invalid: and can be added to so many articles of food without the patient realizing it. It may be beat.- en into the cooked cereal, added lib- erally to puddings. beaten lightly and added to milk, orange Juice, etc.

CAKE TESTERS

A package of tootbplcks should be

T0 A STRONG SWUVIMIB

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down himself. The day of the

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YIQRDON FIFE, Sddiet of Porting

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To keep your white sink stainless save all your lemon peels, put them lnbo a sealer and. cover with water. When cleaning your sink use the

1n every kitchen to act as cake test- ers. It 1s a strange thing the way very particular housewives will non- 5 chanantly‘ take a germy broom straw for this purpose and think nothing of it. Remember the dirty Jobs a broom performs and you will soon have toothplcks on hand for this purpose.

TOPICS OI‘ THE ROM-E

Giving the bed springs a coat of white or cream-colored paint will prevent rust stains on the mattress and bedding.

When the ﬁrst, course of the din-

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much easier job for you when you come back to them.

WOMAN'S CREATIVE INSTINCT

painters-there ll no Velasquez m petticoats. Even as writers, in spite of the incomparable Jane Austen and th'e Brontes, the summits oi Olympus seem to be exclusively oc- cupied by people like Sophocles and‘ Dante. Shakespeare, and lulltou. sq

are piling them. It will mean a

"l suppose in most women the

creative instinct displays itself com- monly ln the planning and decor- ation of a house,” writes Ebther Moynell in “Sussex Cottage." We we not great. musicians-there is no krnale Bach or Beethoven-nor

women express themselves in tbs colour of their curtains, the placing of a table or a. bowl of ﬂowers. We paint with the things oi living, up because of that our painting t never finished.

Autumn Fashions For Chic Dressers

Here's a deﬁnitely mart and ,

practical suit. for fall.

The tallored jacket 1s the popu- lar hip-length. Inverted pin tucks ~give a fitted and a very flattering waistline. The slim skirt has I. front kick-plait rm- graceful stride. '

Either a monotone woolen or a twecdy woolen that has a sporty look. Ls perfect for this suit.

Two-color combinations are favored for sports and college as raisin brown tweedy jacket with dark green monotone skirt.

Yotrll be simply astonished at. ﬂie remarkably short time 1t will take you to make it to say nothing of the saving in cost.

Style No. 908 is designed lorslzcs 14, 16, 18 years. 36, 88 and 40- iinches bust. Size 16 requires 4% iyards of 39-inch material with m '~ yards o! 39-inch lining.

Price of PATTERN i5 cents m

stamps or coin (coin is preferrod.)

Wrap coin carefully.

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