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'f‘l1e jumper has what ft takes gct along at 5411301 and college. Its ncai and serviceable; it's versa- tile, too, for you can wear it with any blouse, skirt or sweater in your wardrobe. This Jum uer l5_lL‘l£ smartest we've seen in a 0x18 5W“?- You'll like the sleek princess lines and flared skirt — and don‘t over- look the different way it buttons on the shoulders. Better make two

blouses - one with long sleeves,’

the other with short. You can't have too man of them.

style No. M is designed for sizes l0, l2, 14, 16, 18 and 20. sine 16 requires 2 3-4 yards of 39- inch fabric for Jumper; 2 yards for blouse.

Send Twenty (20cl coin ls pre- ferred, for Pattern. Write plainly your Name, Address and the style number. Be sure m state the size you wish.

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ACCIDENT REHABILITATION

BIRMINGHAM — (CPJ -—_ Aided by the Nuffield Trust. find mllliv-‘Yd in century-old Queens Hvslllifll- 31w first. hospital-rchabilittition centre to help pntiotits in influstrittl nt-cidexnts to resume their jobs is in opersitcn.

Smms Down Cake Flour ntttkcs it easier for anyone tn llllkL‘ (‘lIkCS worth boast- ing about. A special flour for colic-baking, Smins Dnwn's fincr quality and faster rc- lction to lcavening naturally makes cake lighter and "' flitffietajust follow directions and your Swans Down Cake will have that fine, even grain Ind exquisite tenderness that marks crfcc- tion in liking.

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Gay Plants That Flower With Very Little Car:

African Violets Begun From Leaf African violets are so gorgeous with their bright golden hearts! In a light but not sunny window they'll bloom bountifully, with really small encouragement.

You can even start little plants ' from your first one by just pot- I ting long-stemmed leaves-creating on indoor violet "bed"l

These lovely flowers have one decided hale-water on their leaves I —and one love, lots of moisture.

‘ Once a week, soak pot in pail

of water until air bubbles mp. rising and give a mid-week drink by setting it in a saucer of water. lf the air is dry in your room, place pot in a saucer of wet pebbles, sand or peat moss. Another bright plant that. needs little light is hardy wandering-jaw. a graceful vine. Trailing from s glistening bowl of water it's the -,perfect decoration for a darkish 3 nook. And in your sunny windows? Stately white calla lily. pink- zflowcrcd wax-plant, bell-shaped scarlet abutilonl You can grow them all, easily, with s little care. Our KZ-page booklet tells exactly how. Gives rules for care of foli- age and flowering house plants. in- ‘eluding gcrnnitim, poinseltia. be- Igonia. Also tolls how to raise lovely bulbs and ferns, how to i grow plants in water.

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MAKE YOUR OWN CHOICE WHEN IN MARRYING MOOD

ing AWoman Who Is To Be Your Second Wife

Dear lit-Several years ago I lost my wife,

never been married and she is very much in love with me. The other woman is my wlfes sister, who ls a widow. She is equally as fine in every way as the first lrl. she ls much like my wife. but her heart. ll e mine. is in the grave of her dead husband. There are no children to be con- sidered ln either case. Which of these two women would it be wisest to marry? J.

ANSWER-Wives ale purely a matter of taste and every man must do his own picking. ft doesn't matter if a wife is gocd or bad. she ls the she suits hlm and, if she_

oesn’t hit his fancy, she ‘ls the wronl one, 1.0 matter lf she has everv virtue under the sun. I

I have known men married to women wno were bad-tempered and hard to get along with, sloppy housekeepers, and wasteful and extravagant, yet who adored them and were perfectly happy with them. And 1 have known women who were saints and good coo s who drove their husbands to drink.

Outsiders never know what 1t is that makes a man marry the woman he did. Perhaps he doesn't know what it is. either. There was sonic lt- lusive quality in her that appealed to hlm and that made him feel that she was 1T for him. And sometimes he guesses right and sometimes [l6] gueses wrong, but. however it happens. he has a. better chance of happi- ness if he makes his own selection.

Bo, you see, I would not dare to Dick out your wife for you to decide between the two ladies, and the only advice that 1 can give you is to throw the handkerchief to the one who most intrigues you. who meet makes you feel young and as if you were going a-courting again instead CLJlQSSI; marrying to get a housekeeper. Both of these ladies have their pom .

Comparisons Necessary

let's consider No. 1, who has never been married. who has no lost love, and who can give you her whole heart instead of the frazmentsof it. that; are not in the cemetery. You say that she is desperately in love wit.h' cu Well. that's in her favor, because the woman who ls ardently in‘ love with her hlusbankdkgnakes a good wife, for she is always on her tip- tces ti‘ in to ease . .

Adilitigonalppoints in her favor are that you will not be slttln%at the second table and fed on warmed-over affection. Nor will you be rought, constantly in invidious comparison with your predecessor whose virtues will brighten as time goes on.

A Family Affair

The second lady has the advantage of being ln the famll , so to speak. You already know her and her background and are fami ar with her

character and disposition, so lf you married her you would. at least. know

mother than a stranger. But, it strikes me that, tr two people who are each brooding over the-Gig lost mates, marry, they will not bring much cheer to their ma-YYifl-Flie- 511

a marriage would be more like a. funeral than a. weddlnlf- Emil. 91:56:38 to me, needs some one with a. fresh, new warm, vigorous love to re n e the fires of love in their hearts.‘

N ever Too Old

Dear Miss Dix-I am 70 years old and. have been a widower for i5 years. 1 never remarried after my wife's death on account of my daugh- ters, as I feared putting a stepmother over them. Now they are all grown and well cared for and on their own. and I am deeply in love with a fine woman. We have really been sweethearts for more than 10 years. I am active, in good health. hold a. fine position and am comfortab v cfl. she. But what makes me hesitate about marrying is that she is 1'1 YBBYS younger than 1 am, ages for her to be ha py. love me as I grow o1 er?

ANSWER-Why not? A women of 53 is certainly old enough to know her own mind and. if she has loved you and waited for you for 10 years, you can be very certain that she has an affection for you that will last to the end. If she were a young irl. I should not advise her to marry a man 1'7 years older than herse f, though some of the May-and- December marriages are very happy. but after people are nast their tif- tles age doesn't count. Go on and marry her andfibg happy.

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Your Individual H O R O S C O P E

--— By Frances Drake ———-—

SEPTEMBER. 24 t0 OCTOBER 23 (Libra) - General mechanics, builders of machinery airplanes and all army and navv equipment, tool makers, carpenters and others important industrial fields are es- pecially sponsored this construc- tive period. Heart affairs need tact, kindllness.

OCTOBER. 24 to NOVEMBER 22

For Thursday, October 2nd

MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) -Opportunitles freer and more general today. Excellent Mars- Moon vibrations encz-urage all things of a military and forceful nature. But. this doesn't mean un- leasnnt aggressweness or reck- essness. Be discriminative

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ANGEL OAK!

1 cup sifted cake flour

1 c egg whites (8 t0 10 whites)

1-4 aspoon salt

1 teaspoon cream of tartar

1 1-4 cups fine granulated sugar

1-3 teaspoon vanilla.

1-2 n almond extract

Moflltod: Sift the flour once, then measure and sift again several times. Beat the egg whites until frothy and then add the salt snd

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again and again, both in the oven and on the table. I heartily recom- mend Applc Muffins to you n; 801116311118 new in cakes for indivi- dual servings. Until you've used this recipe you'll never guess what s dis- tinctive flavour our Canadian apple; can give to Muffins. I know you'll agree these muffins have a very special attraction for luncheons and

WM- ADDIQ Muffins: 95 WP flour. 9i cup cornmeal, 3

spoon salt, 1 tablespoon granulated 511211‘. l tablespflon Fry's Cocoa, i, teaspoon cinnamon. 1 teaspoon nun "198- 1 e88. ‘h cup milk. 2 tablo- spoons melted butter, ‘if cup apples Dated and chopped fine.

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APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus)- Personal and frivolous interests are on the side lines while practical,

urgent and general projects re- quire csoperatlon and all out ef- forts from you and all of us. Don't neglect any angle that can lead to worthy success.

MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini) -1>crhaps not so auspicious for private interests as for matters of magnitude and public and national concern. Stick closelye to im ort- ant work _ there'll tltne" ater for the lighter events JUNE 22 t0 JULY 23 (Clnceri— It's your tum to give today a. beast! Stimulating, beneflc rays for e , w . c on whys and wherefcres. get, busy on reachltxizg ztfioobgetlves. a

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combine with sweetened straw- berries or raspberries. Chill well and serve with custard sauce.

SALMON SUPPER SALAD

l-2 1b. canned salmon

1 cup cocked macaroni

l-2 cup chopped celery

l-4 cup yhopped pickle

Salt and pepper

2 t-ablespoorfs lemon juice

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1 teaspoon prepared mustard 1-2 cup mayonnaise

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