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Whatever success you 10-11 t0 W111 By strong and true endeavor. Try to be happy without. my dear. And be discouraged never.

Don't train your thoughts to dis-

content And magnify the shadows .Don't look for swamps. but gather

bloom In earth's moat fragrant: m°i10W3~ Just make the best of everything That's good and never doubt it Dan 1, you worry at all, my dear. non’: you worry about it. Half our troubles we make our- selves By brooding and repinlns. Our fortunes always. in the main. ,‘ Arc of our own designing. ?«.,Dou’t think the sun that shines to-

G1! ,'-..Wil1 ha've a dark tomorrow. ‘or that the mirth lhat fills the 15 o sorrow. r."°‘r‘.‘fn r

‘.Justar1hak§“the best of everythins In all the -world. nor doubt it ,Don’t you worry at all my dear. upon’; you worry about it-

vDon't» you worry. my dear. I 533'. food‘; mercy is rich and free,

;.,n is blossoming on in smile Bid . GEN.

If we trust Him Dex-fectLY

.Doing our best. we can leave the

“ rest.

'3 1 1 H15 wondrous love. -Ttlilletlire work is done, the victory wcn

And we are called above.

,Don’t worry my dear. I say About the world. and doubt» it. ..It is the Lord's and so are we. ‘.DQn‘fi you worry about it.

‘. m caring for walnut furniture, .1139 a dustless cluster. and always ..r-uh lightly with the grain of the yood. Finger-marks may be re- «rnovcd with a moist muslin rag on ‘which a few drops of some 100*‘ jgiumlture cleaner has been applied. .-Wlpél lightly with the grain and the surface will appear smoky With the moisture. Then clean off with a. new. soft. but absolutely clean’ ‘rag. Do not apply friction loo .oft6n or the beautiful mat surface - ‘will be destroyed. a highly polished curiae: appearing instead Waxed walnut (usually antique furniture) should be kept in good condition by :lean.ing with a soft cloth. on vhlch there is B. trace of wax.

’.)on't Be Handicapped by Speech Errors

Please With Delightful Talk

Poor Jean! She hates to go places with loud-mouthed Jack and winces at his crude “H1. Bill. whatCl-IEW doin’ in this SWELL DUMP?" Why can't she make nicer friends’!

Jean doesn't realize her speech Iounds just as faulty to the people ahe‘d like to know. Too bad. Jean. to make such slips in English as "s’ELDoM EVER." "CONNECT UP." Simple to check. find it's wrong to tack an excess words- that you should say “SELDOM." "CONNECT."

A sign of poor background. too. when you depend on overworked phrases like “no sooner said than done." “with bntod breath."

To hold the conversational lime- light. stock up on sprightly new expressions -— “quick as greased lightning," “with our hearts in our Ihoes."

Or do you often find yourself saying. "Words fail me." or “Well. 'you know what I mean"? A sign

....y‘ou need a wider. richer vocabu- ry.

Make your speech a charming ;- asset that draws friends to you. Our p», 32-page booklet helps you build a « vivid vocabulary. Given pronunci- , . ation pointers. English errors to -mavoid and the correct forms. right -' Ing_anir_ig§_ of_ words often misused.

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Bronze gilt me be cleaned by rubbing aver vi a soft muslin dip in onion water. Skin and boil four onions in one quart of water for 30 mlnuw. Strain and use when only warm-. Do not make the muslin too wet. Dry anddspollsh with 5 soft cloth after- WBJ" .

Mirrors should be claimed with as if moisture gets on / there will be heavy bills to meet re-allvcrlng. Most stains. including fly marks will come off if rubbed with a duster Just moistened with ammonia. A dry duster will then give a brilliant polish.

Clean leather furniture by sponging over with a cloth wrung out of vinegar and warm water - one tablespoon of vinegar to the int of wa er. Dry very th

efore rubbing in a good leather furniture cream. whlch is obtain- able in most colors.

Leather — covered fireside or fender-seats should be rubbed frequently with a good furniture cream to prevent the leather cracking through constant posuro to heat.

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GREBN F03 COOLNESS

Green. generally acknowledged as one of the coolest colours for sum- mer wear, is becomln the pre- dominant Jewel colour or the sea- son's smartest functions. Emeralds figure largely in the latest design for slip-brooches and bracel° . A novel clipbrooch is shaped e a lizard in platinum. set with bril- llants and tiny emeralds.

CERTAIN FEARS ARE INDORN

Fear is largely a matter or ex- perience, but certain fears are born in the child that he never loses. The acquired fear can be dealt with through understanding and kindness. Quick forcing usually only deepens the dread, but there are times when a growing child suddently thrust into an awesome situation, finds that he is not hurt or any the worse for it. In that case he may lose Ly fear of the untried.

But it is risky business with small children as shock may deepen the timidlty to a real and fixed phobia that can never be dealt with hap-

pi .

Most mothers know now that with little tots afraid of this and that. maybe water. darkness, dogs. or sudden loud noise. Bradual in- troduction to the danger in homeo- pathic doses is the best way to overcome it all.

But if, after trying sympathetic.

kindly coaxinga the child still re- tains hia ‘pct tear. he will Just have to go with it in his system. The years will help. no doubt. and by and by he may be wondering what he was afraid of.

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Morning Smile

FAST GOING

He rounded the bend at close on '10 miles an hour. A sudden skid and the car overturned. They found themselves sitting together unhurt. alongside the completely smashed sports car.

He put his arm lovingly about her waist. but she pulled it away.

"l'.:'s all very nice." she sighed. “but wouldn't it have been easier to run out_of_,petrol?j'

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(By ANNE ASHLEY) 5 V%' Q. How can I fatten thin hands?

dry. and rub a little olive oil into them Make the application before retiring so that the oil can re- main on as long as possible. . How can I keep a p.es from ‘turning brown when pee ng them? A. Add a pinch of salt to the water in which the apples’ arc washed. before peelinl them. and they are not as liable to turn.

own. Q. How can I remove wine stains from fabrics?

A. Cover the stains with salt and then pour boiling -water through the fabric.

VfiHVH%MV Household Scrapbook (By ROBERTA LEE) .’fi Headache Treotlnont Many persons have stopped I ithxooomg headache by drinkigm the Juice of half a. lemon in fr water following with the other half in half an hour n.

the sliced lemon over and templas.

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Cotton ore very serviceable

lengths. ma es

ldlsh towels They do not r uire lany hemmlngs nor ironing. cy ,give is fine polish to glassware. do

not shed lint. and are very inex- |penslve.

Avoid Tough Roll:

Don't brush the rolls with water after they are taken from the oven as this makes the crust tough- Brush them with water or butter ‘before putting into the oven.

MONOG-RAMS IN CROSS-STITCH

DESIGN N0. M9

Cross-stitch mon ams are equal-

A. Wash the hands in hot water. .

80 :homc and bake it is the ideal one fun the division of labor in the

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liecords Show That Women Are the Greater V Home-Wreckers and That Men Stand the» Gaffoof Marriag"$.iBetter Than Their ves

been weeping over and writing years? It would oeem so. for xeoantiy collected statistics on the subject it ap- fe women are the home-wrecker; who cu

wo- of the divorce: and that. u a rule. but- bands are far more contented than wives.

Do Maud the if 1 mac bet than wan do! it the max devoted hogan: wfim w: ahoflil vcnorate Em otnthuc) the

patient, devoted wife we have ‘ all these

This state of affairs mny be euplnlnod in I number of ways. It may be gallan that make; a mock little slu-im of a husband his Ama-

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of mate: than women are. or that men meet the

wear and tear of matrimony as they do of life --

wiih more courage and philosophy than wwnen do.

of cousin the average h\ini5>-shouldered,‘-1-niille-aged husband with hh poohcfa bulgtnc with unpaid bills and a. wholesome fear of thc'Litt.lo Woman in his heart. doasnt give the impression of one who is finding dblnfistldty I picnic. But. then you never can tell about the inner xe- 3°_“0nB 01 Di’-Ople to my situation. And we must give men credit for this, that they seldom complain of their matrimonial woes. if any. which respect they differ from women. who broadcast their husband- troublaa to the world.

You rarely hear a husband discuss his wife's faults and foibles. but

gxtfliixen p”e1r‘a,iiliarilt;les and weaknesses provide the . n 0 es w 0 en othlng mu

aecreto0u'rowtlir.tthcyca.ntelltaauandsuxi%'yn 90 C .8.

It cannot be doubted that were are lust as many men who gr». rm- happily married as there are women; just, as many mm who ‘[3 dig- a inked in their wives as there are women who are din lntnd in

eir husbands. but most men refuse to let their matrknonfioblundera wreck their whole lives. They absorb themselves in their businan. or some hobby, and push their regrets into the k of their minds and go Along wry comfortably thank you. A we n under the same circum- stances broods over her regret for what might have been until she let! it shut out all the sunshine of existence for her.

Men are also less critical of their wives than wives are of their hug-

A wiles little personal peculiar-itim do not get on her husband’: nerves as his do on hers. Atter the average man marries a, woman be virtually never sees her again nnd damn’; notice whether she is getting fat or stlnzyiwwhether she dresses like a frump or a mannilun: nor does he listen to r i’—h0\18h to know whether she is a speliblncier or a bore. But 9. wife is always acutely C0n5.Cl0ll.! of her husband and the way he me my ha am 11: at is El‘); fine: fianulezthhisuptalssion for red’ necktias, or

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won ‘ flood mum“ mt mm o v ues of a nob nature and

em: !> Men too have more sense of mmmibult in morrilqo than omen 113% 1'1 8 Womil-u buys gflmemlng in a syhoo and gets it bani: and looks it over if it no longer appeals to her fancy she sends it back. If a man has ught something on his own Judgment he feels he has to keep it The two sexes use pretty much the same attitude toward mart c. Businua has taught men that they have to stick to tho bar °*';'....:‘ r‘%‘.;"°r..‘?.‘l‘i.‘i§.r.‘r‘.§“‘.r.’.i.‘t"%..“‘..i‘. W 2:. "*mr.z:° "°m°" 1*‘ 0*“ an like. fiance Reno. ge eh m as Mm‘ 3'‘ they

Taking it all in all. men are better losers than women. And that is because. perhaps. marriage mgans lfss_to _a. man than it does to a woman.

Dear was Di»—We are 5 young man and girl very much in love with each other. The only my marriage would be at all possible for us wouldbobybotbafuswor .ourweeklvmyenvel0Decomblned wouldn't make a fat one. but enough to carry us tin-mug. 1-xowuver, every time we mention marriage der such conditions we get. criticism from all aldu. Dont you think that after waiting an eternity of four years we would do right to get married and both of us work until times are better and we can get a break. , Two s m_

I certainly do. I think the very hast thing about the madam eco- n0R}h'1N9d\In of women m that it. enables so many girls to help finance loves young dream and marry the men of their choice while they on still young and ardent and romantic. instead of having to wait no long that all the freshness and enthusiasm and glamor have gone out of their romance. and they haven't. a thrlli left for their weddlm,

Don't listen to the carping of those who tell you thl-t a girl shouldn't ever in a man until he is able to support her. Different gitlntimm call for ffcrent treatment. While it is true enough that the old rule that mode the man out and ealm the bread ‘and the woman ataanyuat it is also true that conditions have changed and made it irnpoasiblc always follow in the footsteps of our parents. no matter how wisely they

Alwuylithubeentlicdubyuidtlw lllagef goadwi: (on her humand. In other days aha did itpgyvcookio ‘and aczubteaing 3.3 washing. Now she often finds that she can help im beat by earning

ecu will never have any dates.

Aruwcr: Consult a. surgeon. If be ‘t h l u, let down your skirts. Olothea were mainly de cmnoeag ezoryn%n’s anal‘/omicd defect: and

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