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“Household I Scrapbook By Roberta Lee é

Simmer while busy about the cane;

ame. Address pe

ell-ling. I was to have eaten iflone

Ellen ‘s Diary

lly an Inland tanner‘! Wife

lbnisht the bedroom this house at Lderl lea. ma. ‘at

get. I belgla that ahe ascended little reluctantly, sun-y mlt ﬁr: g t evening had so soon reach 4rd its close. m no matter where

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shadow of the 5 1151113 no“; loans darkly ahead- Juries attends

to his dis-robirig-sooks first. ing to reuiove them, with obvious d1§¢omforL Joints grow less supple passing year. He ap-

unaware

Doubtless, pace, and because his continue along the line evening's conversation, he is re- living scenes mooted in day; of Yﬂllhaer years. O

His sister came up the short-cut through the field of grain, in the mellow golden light. which edes the sunset, I lnink now tha I must have been waiting for her to join me at supper for from no appar- ent" reason I had been dilatory in the meals preparations and it was then Wﬁll put our usual hour for

for all today since the calm of early momingl James had been at Rob's giving im a helping hand at h]; po.ato cultivating there. She had come by car to the corner store, with someone from the vicinity ,who had happened to be passing labile she awaited the evening bus

which was to bear her in oii.r dir- ‘ectzon. She lives, of course in an-

ljoins ours. Then she, so

l° power to work

Spouses Can’t Be Reniade

' t n ‘Ilia t m‘ "illllelmruglill'rllvuv' it...» a“

' Rim-mg;- ma“; u, g m“. and women ever’ make ls in thinlrllrlimtlgt after marriage they ‘can make over their wives and hus- bands gm" u, their helix-ls’ desire. Why they think that there is grime magic in the nmyriage ceremony that endows lélznerlzmwith ‘s: mlraclesandohangeadirnwittoasc a s89 and tin-n n. virago into a meek Patient Griselda. 300611985 only W0"- belief universall held. . but n m a. So w: have the curious 5118051618 01 hlithl)‘ 111‘ teiligent men marrying Dumb Dome; of masculine bookworms marrying girls who have never oven n“ a best seller; o1 poor and ambitious b0?! man-ylng feminine clothes horses viho will sell them into salvery to miiliners and dress shops: 0i r adult age and of fair 1.12.5 and apparently m o ion of their faculties. marrylnil Bills whim‘ they know tc_be selfish. high-tempered naESY 5nd boss

Y' . the And every day we see girls committins dmpk d5 and roues and lazil- sashlfaifleguyderg: vlvillsgltlllfc Ilgyllgver dondrun honest'dﬂy’5 Wfk l" l‘. ' rt tn . c" we s” them marrying men “§‘°,§Zf“,nd Ogllingy their natures are. Yet s“ ‘irrsrrl 22:: §:.::*.:."...i i... o. nae-Mud- “e ~11 d th ed" “my °’ mm Wm mus“ “rum” Mlfttllexir tohvfrxlliivirlss and knowledge of lliIE that comes from havifl8 tame ruibbQ elbows with reality-

INEXPLICABLE MANIA

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and he relies on powder. , You‘ see, unless dull, din ﬁlm is removed, it It ens — darkens — turns into harmful, ugly tartar. And Pepsodent

bright _—- how he made them!

cousin

Toot

but z oroughly.

chan e to Pepsodent i Powder and en-

loy Dental Wbitenessl

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rrrsonrnr is rm: ouliooru vovmut

‘Yaal Fopaoilanl Toolll Iavvlar vvllh lrlurn will give your laalli Ilia whiteness llicl comes only from this denial cleanliness

If your dentist cleaned {our teeth recently you now how white-how

That’:

real Dental Wbifnuss:

Tooth Powder with lrium is especially made to remove that trouble- film — gently,

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d. Mnymumse Vmade several calls" before finally

~ knowledgmien-t "

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Etiquette

By Robert; l,“

Q. When making an introduc- tion. is it all right to say, "Mr. Brown, meet Mr. Sanith"?

A. No; the word “rneet" should be avoided when making an intro-

duction. one receives a card

H d . Itwllne her steps into this road of t? mﬁ-YOIIMW will 1496p ;ml.rs so familiar lo her in girlhood

, Y in Warm weather ifiyears. When James protested that, placed lIl a mason Jar and the top ,she should not have attempted to screwed on securely. Place the Jar .wa_lk the intervening distance, she in the bottom of the refrigerator. If said in a tone which conveyed kept uncovered it will spoil very much meaning “nut I wanted to QWICRIY- walk-and enjoyed it more than 1 can say" Together, this evening. If the casiary does not wish to the and James went over it all step Lake a bath. try qpﬂflkllxlg a lltﬂg by step and f barred out by time, clean sand in the bottom of the Went back to step as blithely along bird tub. Tihe slippery bottom of the other well remembered childhood dishis often the reason for the “"5- bird‘s hesitancy.

The Canary

O O O Several extra duties were detail- Bd to the women-kind today incur men folks’ olbsense James himself is not one to leave the place with‘ 011i flfet making sure that all will

Outdoor Cooking Before cooking anything outdoors. We? in 0P9“ ﬁlo. rub the outsldes 01' the Dans with soap. Thismvil] pfg_

Q. when _

with “P., P. C." written in the low- er left hand. corner. vuhat does it. mean, and does it require an ack-]

. t A. It means "to take leave." and, does not require an acknowledge-

mervt is soft. should it

Q- l! wartime be eaten ah the migers or a fork?

I A. Witih s fork. - l‘

Hon) Can I!!

By Anne Ashley

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be in od order while he is away. Even hen, I suppose that this afternoon while he cultivated the potatoes in Rob's field. he perhaps wondered. with a measure of un- easiness if at home at least one f the members o.‘ “the stiff" (lid not doze comfortably 0n the 101.. “Now that colt, Ellen. he has becr. let out to sture. If it should mp. Den to ra n, he would be jusfas well in the stable. Open the door wide first and then be certain lo open the gate wide too before ou attempt to gel. him in. But per-

I had better tell Joanie-you m lit forget or’ he added “he

vent soot adhering to them.

When Tired Out! Sick! YOU NEED MORE l

LIVER BIl-E

Science says IWO PM! Jelly, yet MI!

-_ and“ d men have for marrying ‘n: nrmllndlxsbvlllkeln they ﬁllllitngglxlléilllflgillllfﬁly differeiﬂ. is the fnfifcmfog becaﬂge 1t. 15 so inexplicable. A man does not invest his “my m a Sammned 115101151114; u he needsa garbage truck in h.s business A woman doesn't dike herself out in a bes-pangled ball dress] 11 she going to stand behind a counter all day. But when it comes to marriage they will throw prudence to the wind ca: iconitiiﬂdzl: sense good-bye and take their fancies instead of bac n8 9 T mentind the mason may dq this l5 because they are the victims of wﬁghful Lhlnking. They are sold on the theory that their brides and brldegrooms are just going to be putty in their hands. illllldttllill. six: as they get them home they can famion them into w aevter in Wm they desire. The brilliant husband is BOMB l0 Wm h“ Supd

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IISTIN TO “Till MAN CALIID X" IVIIY TUESDAY NIGHT’ DOMINION NETWORK

Cook ’s Corner

ORANGE CAKE

“no a highbrow, The gourmet is going to change a girl who is allergic to the kitchen into a chef. The man who marries a spender Will Only her to convert her into a penny-pinch" drunkard never doubts that her sacred influence will keep him from ever thirsting for a highball again. The one who marries a. lazy loafer is sure that she can still/Bill" mm mm action. And the philanderei-‘s bride never doubts that she can make him prefer sitting at home with her and the baby to ivandermg among the bé/lglldi optimists forget is that Nature and ltlother formed their mates long before they ever saw them. Nature gave them their ration of brains and no husband or wife has the skill to add ‘to it. 0|‘ change the quality. And Nature gave them their bodies and liJEll‘ dis- positions that may be polished up a little. but that can never be altered materially. Then Mother took cver the Job and set their tastes 8nd

habits in solid concrete. The moral of all of which is. boys and girls. pick out the klild 0i Wile

gal‘ only one.

live‘ bile bu... iii-u vii-r lead and provide: your body’:

asleep And Ellen", he was going down tlhe drive-wav now, mounted jauntily on Yhe Nell-mare “keep an eye on the milk cows. That red

How can I make a cleaner for, mgm-‘llmtive. Lack of bile units builder,

Q. straw hats? I A. A good straw bat. cleaner can be made by mixing corn meal, a strong solution of oxalic acid and

muﬁpiin, indigestion, loss of energy. For llealll lens up your Iivu sail get needed hie pnvm I-‘rail-a-livu. ohm luiw wilt»: l"

water, to a tihiok paste. Rub this into the straw thoroughly, allow it to dry when h it well. Q. llow can I prevent crickets? A. Spread a little uicklime near onolu where they ml enter. Other effective remedies are chlor- ide of lime and cred tobacco. Q. “How can relieve baby's sun- A. Put a teaqpocnful of soda Into I. gm‘. of water and apply. Cold _ also helpful.

lahlelt. Made from fruits and herbs. LIVER

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Better English

/ D. C. William!

1. What is wrong with this sen- tence’! "n was a great his hows" 2 What is the correct pronunc- iation of "planissimno"? 3 Wlhich one of these words l6 lied? Sarseparilla. sasafras. el lte. _ n 4. What does the word ‘ M08118 mean? . What ia a word beﬂllllllﬂg with dies than. means “orttemm '-'

ANSWERS

Say, “It was a large (or, very large) house.” 2. Pronounce pc-a- nis-l-mo. e es in pea. h he l“ B“ unstressed, both i's as ln it. 0 M in no, principal accent on third 5Y1- lable. 3. Sassafras. 4, to agree. They aoceeded to our terms. 5. Dis- simulation.

IIQm

Morning Smile

WELLAFTEI. ALL

llhﬂier: "Young man, what do mean by bringing Dorothy m, 6 in the moming?" Giulio: "Well, my gosh. I have I70 be 5'0 W01‘! by 7". r

B0 HE WOULD

The adiool master was explaining vulgar (motions. “If I take a po- mato, out it in half, then in quar- ltprs, and then in halves again, what shall I have?" he asked.

"Chips. sir," was the immediate response. I

NOW- sweeter, loslior brood with

‘HIISCIIIIAIIIPS

l It's aoaaay to beta delicious, smooth-tenured Jaavaslfyeaaaaiidacltniannwnuleofruhihan. H ‘jﬂggvqgyqglgjgmgngai. Itgoearigbtnumi a1 nous-mm on ab: oeuvre-t. 11» ‘ , is hnllu yellow i _ _ ha:

one might jump the fence lnio the grain". He scanned the sky and I saw him- turn to regiird the nd. "We need rain again to thckcn the pastures. Well so long, Ellcr. and 01ft. . . to get into that locked chamber" I finished laughing. He waved-a mere gesi~ urc I have some to know so well and was gone to the work at Rob's. O O

As I caime indoors to m round" I though this wouh be en- tirely a labor of love so long m". Junie was his companion. But as it happened Jamie deserted his grand-parent today. Turn between two desires present] the fascin- ation of the carpen ry drew him to the other farm Sc that except at his meal times James was alone. I entertained (the correct word for always in James‘ absence, as if I "char e to keep” lay myself out to . exiry nice and considerate) the two oar-peni- ers to dinner an faced the sombre prospect of a survper alone. ‘rhon when late sis-t in to play, our visit- or came. It was a leisurely meal we enjoyed ether. Before we had finished it. ames came otn us and since than indeed s ce her arrival, the hours have been spaces of time. Jock camc- and Jeanie too, a amnll pink-wrapped bundle in her arms and grand-aunt to the wee one searched tihe miniature features “She's a nice little baby" she pro- with much interest, one by one. nounced resmtly (and all four f the res of us beamed) "a pretty lttle girl". O O O

But oh heart of mine-how the minutes fly. "mien" James is say- ‘liu? "“Z"“’.'.i.“‘{.‘.?.“‘“‘" ‘Ami.

Y!!!‘ Q and come to bed. Y to look mt

npeﬁy

d. . ou‘d think all farm work had ' . Diary.

larly-flowerlng rock plants which spread rapidly, par- ticularly phlox subulata. can be divided new. If not divided and replanted it is advisable to trim the plants relatively hard.

garden

and husband you want. for you can't make ’em over to suit your fancy. Livingfi. Leisu re —THE WOMAN'S REALM-

FlSl-IERMAIPS CHANCE To slip away from fretfiil (are. To breathe awhile in cleaner air. To quit the shore and be alone And llve with thoughts that are

his own;

To share the piece of sky stream.

As shakespeare said: to dreaml"

‘Thesebjoys. since first. the art

LAUGHTEB Guess the good Lord knew that. men Would have heertaches now and en So. to help them to be brave, Laughter unto them He gave, GAR IJUEST

HOME-CANNING inn-rs

and

"Perchance

egan. This year again home canninglI-lave gladdened many a fisher- wlll take an important lace in the home-maker's plans or con- serving perishable food. Here are some ‘do’s" emphasized by the Consumer Section: Do test seal- ers before uslng. Make sure that ihere are no chl-ps in the rims. Do have the sealers clean. Wash in hot soapy water and rinse thor- oughly. Do grade or sort the‘ fruit or vegetable for uniformity or size and maturity. Discard nil bruised and spotted fruit. Dc use the thinnest syrup that will bu palatable. This stretches the .ug- ' gar ration: One cup of sugar to. two cups of water in sufficient for most fruits and a thinner syrup, one cup of sugar to three cups of -——-—— water, is sweet enough for oearsl Dr heat methods are best for Do leave a space of 1-4 inch at cook g tender meats, and moist the top of the sealer when filling heat best. for less tender meats. with fruit or vegetables except’ ——-— eas and com which require 1-2 PAINT SAVER nch head space. Do not allow filled containers to stand and get A non-rustling gasoline pump made of plastic glass has been de-

cool before processing. .--——-———i- veloped to eliminate paint prob- lems of filling station operators.

man. No more to hear the speech of

Lra e, ‘The grind of gears where things are made. The bickering in buy or sell. But in a gentler realm to dwell; To rest beneath a stainless sky. To watch the gray gulls winging

by. To kno/w the calm cf ancient treesi

A day outhfishlrlgEgécAsnallclijliég%

Wheat with low‘ protein content is the result of excessive rainfall ‘in the later period of growth.

Efforts to reform or to llmpllty English spelling have been fra- quent since the 16th century.

aiuaitTsTaqim _ is a very way to entertain a young man by talking about how much in love you are with

someone elce. The same rule goes for a young man dating a girl.

The easiest to elaan a waf- flelron is to wraa aniallplece of fine steel wool on the a wooden skewer and the burned pieces out of the corners.

When laundering rag tu|| we h them in rich and: and warm w - er. Rinse carefully. then dlpthem in a ll lit starch solution. u out we ha d or t them

tliroulh tel loosely“ adlu a wrmﬁ) a

suonnvnnrultro |s_ nor sncxv- _ LIAVIS no srams

er. at on paper to starch glval rugs more Imp than: flat.

1mm

This cake has a pleasant moist- riess and good flavor. Because of other factors. it is not tilic fine- ined cake we often aim at. but he more openmcxturc. is “mow than made for by the eneral oodnesa of tee cake that ro- need with so ‘ an amonn of fat. - 2 cum once-sifted pastry I19“! or 1% cups once-sifted herd- wheat flour i". teaspons baking powder ‘.1 teaspoon baking soda ‘A teaspoon salt 6 tablespoons shortening 2/3 cup fine granulated sugar ii cup com syrup 2 eggs. well beaten 1 teaspoon grated orange rind I cup buttermilk or sour milk ‘i. cup orange Juice i "i teaspoon vanilla ‘i teaspoon almond flavoring

Cream the shortening and grad- ually blend in the sugar; blend in the corn

Add the we -beaten eggs. a little at a time, beating well after each addition; mix in orange rind.

Flguibiaie the biﬁltiemillk ‘our sou; m an orange ce. van s an almond flavoring.

Add the drv innedicnls to the creamed mixture alternately with the buttermilk or sour milk mix-

comblning lightly after each addition .

Turn batter into a greased and

lightly floured 8-inch square coke

pan.

Bake in a moderate oven, 350 do» green. about 50 minutes.

when cake is cold. wrap closely in waxed balper and store over night in a closely covered tin.

BANANA FROSTING

This toppllli! is thick enou h to stofon a cake. but you wll Just

Spoon or aground it on. and not ex- pﬁngsit to 1d any whirls or de-

fégg white 1 cup fmit sugar

Into the ~ oi a mun

r pan

double boiler, ut the egg while t wear. t. cold water uni

vanilla; mix well together.

Place over boilingwater and beal constantly with a rotary beaiq imtil mixture will stand in peaks - about 7 minutes.

Remove from heat and carefully folguin thethbanana.“

9 0n 0 10D a cold cah and. spread evenly. ~ v

is 4o roo oil ro irxrneisrt

How strenuously you‘ should exercise‘ h not so much a matter of yearn as “con dltlon". Usually the man. or woman. who lads a "soft" life should avoid violent exercise alter 40. Yet Lick a aerclae and too much rich. fatty food often more an overloaded system clogged with toxic wastkand may lead u “mlddlaagﬂ spradl

That's why so many turn tmfurely ve ble Bile Beans to keep ﬁt an trin Bi Beans stimulate the liver antistatic

Few grains salt

up the system. largest-selling livcr pill! ln Great Britain. Bile Bean: nrecalkl

Measure and sift together three times. the flour. baking powder. baking soda and salt. ' -

n vanilla

a tablespoons cold water ii cup mashed rlpe bananas

"The Remedy that I time. at all sruggiu.

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