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HUMELY GIRL DOES NOT

lf N attire Was Not Good To You Wheni She Distributed Beauty, There Are Other Things To Make Up For It

‘v girl who does not ‘wish to be s wellflower asks vmat she can nswc for lacking the beauty that her more fortunate sisters \. PII. the first and most. import-ant thing for her to do is to for. ‘»""'"" act. it. The vrorst defect the plain girl has is not

the shape of her nose. the size of her e es, ncr her complexion. it is her inferiority comp ex. ‘The knowledge that she ls not in e Miss America. class makes her hunch her shoulders and duel; llPl‘ head and carry herself 40 per cent under her looks instead of walking like a. queen and up n. H12 no IX‘? cent beticr- coking than she is. I you m-i. like a beauty. people wil lake you for one. Now no girl in these days needs be as ugl as she yyzis made. so dont iun up the white lag and I-dkf‘ a back sicat among the wallflowers. Do

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learning w to make the most of what pulohri- rude she iouchsafed you. Study yourself and liiid whitt .\'<‘»il cairdo to ameliorate the situation “illllll your own individual limitations. Nevrr copycat to bcaiit_v._foi' that. will Ulllv cull attention " In your shortcomings. Greta. Garbo can wear s

. long bob. but it brings out every defect in the .1, i l _\' _~i;i.. l.l<‘i‘ aind niakcs her look like something the cat brought in. l ~.i on. it illlllt‘ piiiciiciilly" any kind of figure you dcslre by dict and ex- i- 1.. . \i~=. mil I(‘1ll'll how to comb your hall‘ so as to make it such a lt< -. 1: lllit‘ tvr your face that llDDOdv will notice the picture ivitlun. .\: 'l r ill tiuj. fl l‘(‘<1(I_\'lll£ld€ complexion at the drug store that will ti .- i" "ti. .i;i Tilt blemishes of the one wished on you by your ancestors.

n tncre are clothes which are an everpresent help in times of ‘WOIIIITII, but which are a. godsend to homely ones. Learn Find out what you can ilvear and what you can't. Choose

" coinwlimcnt you instead of those that sweat" tit you. 'l' .. rcin an ugly (trickling into a. swan. Nine times out 0i‘

of a. bctiuiiful woman we really mean she had on a

am to dance. and I mean learn to dance. No girl who can i t lnil . like thistledoivn ever lacks for partners. Make‘

' u" tacc. Acquire a bagful of parlor tricks. Licarn i of bridge that will make men sit up and take notice. . nipaninient. oi" evcn sing in the chorus, that will always . in tlic gang.

' all means learn hrrw to cook some special dish that will make “Hlfl ntitllllilll tc any party. If a girl i.s a gocd sport: if she can l)l-‘I'llt‘ if she ran swim and plav nlf anrl drive a car. nobody . out tic-r looks. She is Just. goof? fun.

xi»).- voinsrlf agur-eable to every one with whom y-mi come ln bon- "~ ii- vli-wztul Don't. argue. Don't. criticize. Don't. talk about Xi tell rcur troubles People are attracted to you by your ». iiir more than thev are b? your looks. -

(‘iiltiinting Tact Is Important

on lack tact. cultivate it. by first thinking: Would l like others to ll o" stiv that to me? And then do as you would be done by. One mcliosi. woman I know is the most popular because you never r wizliout her having said something to vou that made you feel .1 and plcased with yourself.

. if you can't be beautiful. be interesting. Read. _ Study. y urn Hi0 lilucs. Keep up with “that your friends are doing and ‘ unit what's happening to thelii._ Keep an assorted line of CO1‘.- cn ton so that you can entertain a bashful school boy, or get a stnrtcci on his hobby.

if you can't talk. acquire the art of being an absorbed listener. ;)< ~ v.0 would rttther borrow your ears than your tongue. And

. bcg tbom to tell you a little about themselves. you can . fintcrs rn the face of any beam)’ lllld tell hcr where she tl9l5

Philosophy

. ‘q D1,» ...1 gm g contented old lady who has seen better days I ." remind myself’ that I will not let what I cannot nave and o sooil what. I can have and can do. I never say “li0' to any MJII bv others unless 1 have a. much better reason than merely rcncr. Evcrv one is most kind to me and I am grateful for the 1 have instead of mourning for the BOOGAI-glllfi) I have 1°59-

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OLD WOMAN.

‘ —You have achieved a wonderful phllosophyldolfatllllfees ting

miserable themselves they make every 0m 915% "115- cv l rc not. been able. like you.. to adlust themselves to an i of living. tr even to aCOEDL. mill IOYI-Imdei m‘? hmimumls m“

upon them. f 0t ttl along with old I.“ I"? °.“S"‘°“‘5f-‘.'Y S) It, l5 ghe oIi-llepgplle wig?) T351158 to get alon g‘j‘.l"‘t‘.l_‘p “ n m“ ‘gservation is that youth has a very lendelfpm’ all ' ' A ,._ and may, when old people keep themselves sweet and

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I "Hullo! Here come Lucy and 51111114’. Parry. Thcv look agitated. 1 hgpe not-hing sciicus has happen-

Peter Jumped to his feet. and one glance at. the couple approaching the table told him that something very serious indeed was amiss. Lucy was lpale. Terence looked stern, and his Jaw was tight.

Lucy saw Peter. anti. her blue cycs widened.

"Peter--_"

"I asked Mr. Crosby to loin me." said Sir Jcltn. “He's going to move in heresnd become one of mu‘ pai"t.,v.. Have you two in-s-t?" He briefly in- troduced the mcn. His kcen cycs were mi Parry. "What's up. Terence? You look as if you'd seen a ghost."

Terence Party nodded to Peter. It was a. perfunctory gesture. His 131m"! eyes were wary. He said: ‘Something rather unpleasant. his happened. We found a dead man on the bench. He'd bcen — itiurrtereil."

“Murdered? Slr John lcokcd blank. "You mean-no). anyone we

staying here in the hotel. The mys- terlous one. The man they call the mysterious Ml‘. Monte."

Peter stiffened. He hoped n was watching him too clcsely. felt the skin on the nape of his crawl. and his fists tightened. Monte-murdered!

‘Sir John ejaculated. "Monte!" he said harshly. Then: "Here-sit down. la-nd tell us all about it." .

"We were walking along the beach." said Terence Parry. “l-le was sitting under cne of these big sun umbrellas. I went across to speak to him. When I touched him. he fcll over. There was a knife in his back. He'd been dead for some tiinc."

“You've notified the notice?"

“'I‘hey're down thcrc now."

Sir John loaned forward and pat- ted his daughter's hand.

"Must have been a. shock for

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He turned to Pctcr. and the young man braced himself.

“Nothing foi" us to woriv about. 1 don't suppose you knew the fellow? One of these rough diamonds. He'd been staying here quite a while. chucking monev about. There was something odd about him. Didn't ht ln-you know. I expect theiell be revelations at, the inquest."

"No." said Peter. His voice was steady. he was surprised to find. "I didn't know him."

He wondered if he were putting l.

round his neck. Hie had oom- mttcd himself now. But while the others were talking he had been V15- uallslng the possibilities. who would believe his story. now that Mr. Monte had been murdered? Who would belicve that. a perfect stranger

plain his sudden wealth as best as he could.

After" all; he and Monte had. been strangers. Thev had met. only onoe. ‘There was no_ link to connect them. And he had made that money by means of a. perlectlv lc tlmate stock exchange deal. Why siouldn‘t it have been Just a lucky flutter? Manv people did lt-and sometimes It came off.

Then he stiffened. “that s, fool he. was! less than an hOIU‘ ago he had asked the desk clerk about Mr.

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know?" I Lucv shuddered. "That man who's‘

Ville wedding beautifully planncd and forget entirely about her bridegroom. He, nmy turn up. for

my dear." he said klndlv. i

land it's all being done In a church). a grey waistcoat, grey tie ffour-iti-liand usually’). grey

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McQuaicln- McMillan Naptials

Left Io right the grim

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lLIV s. ——Tlte Woman ’s Realm

Fraglile with age is grandmother's ac

Brought frcni ltsphest fol" a brldt- to wear;

Fresh end blacims

Binding the veil to her golden hair.

fragrant are orange

Borrowed from one and clear ls the ccbwcbby kcrcliief of Irish

who ls near

lam. And blue as the midnight Summer

5 I’ Is the sapphire that. comes from her happy groom.

For brides tottay. as in tlmcs gone h

sometliln now; _ Nlcr would gbey marry s’. ease without The something borrzwed, the

something bluc. MALE ATTIREWEIIOULI) BE CORRECT If a girl isn't

awfully careful about. it. she may get hcr side of

all she knows. in his favorite crew sweater and slacks.

A girl really shouldnt trike such chances.

She should consider what the bridegroom shall wcnr early in the game. so that she is quite sure he knows what it's all abrut. She. probably oug-ht to WFIIE it all) down and then go wlih him to see that he buys tor rents) his wcd- ding outfit according to the writ- ten instructions. ,l\'l/.rniiig coat. dark grory striped trousers! this is fcr the orinal wcddng whore site is all dolled up with '.l‘illl‘l and vcil

gloves. high silk hat and a stick If he rcfuscs to 2o in for all this, llien a girl has to itizike rcm-

prcmiscs. Probably hcr bcst com- promise is to have a Summer wedding. outdoors or in s s/mall

country church. and let him wear his white flannel growers a dark coat. a bow tie. and "JIIIIAE slices. But. it‘ she docs thi"... she must simplify her own out-iii a bit some light summery fabric, and not quite so much veil.

However she manages it, she'd better not forget her groom. He'll seed some instruction. Most men

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IIOSTESS S155...» m: PARTIC- utsu m use or nan SILVERWARE

Table decoration s becoming more and more im art ln which every hostess WISIICS t» excel. Good form makes certain dc- mantis upon the bride, as upon the seasoned hostcss, but despite this fact. there ls still sufficient elasti- city to allow for personal prefor- cnccs. and to encourage indivi- dual expression.

Spotless linen. sparkling glass. dainty china. and irowning glory of them all. gleaming sold silver. are the toxLs of the able decor- ator. Precision is one of the the! requisites of the well it'd table. Each piece must. be arranged with care and must occupy its appoint- ed place. If hostesses were more thoughtful in arranging their sill/Cl‘ according to prrscribed us- age there would be tower blund- ers. less embarrassment. and none of the awkward szlcnces and covert glances that. often acccm- puny eiwh course until the proper fork or spoon has bccn found.

In arranging the centrepiece every bride has ample airport-unlit’ for expressing her individual taste. The lovely sterlzng silver flower and fruit bowls so much ln vogue can scarcely b" surpassed.

Wednesday morning in the (‘hutch of the _ n Mr. Charles l)lcQu:iid_ the groom Dr. Miss Wmuifrcd lllcQuaid.

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and Personal r Fashions "1. Literature

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1n the soft glow o.‘ candlelight. at. the cud of the day. one forgets the hurry and bustle Ji the work- a-duy world, all caies mysteri- ou ly fade away and a fresh spirit come; out to bask in i-hc mellow light, Surely wits become keener, hearts klnfiOf and eycs brighter.

Note of Splendor.

Whcrc the table '5 stiffiniently laige, in addition to the centre- piece and‘ candles-tricks. silver com- potiers filled with frui; and color- ed candcs add a note of splendor to the festive meal.

The keynote of the luncheon or dinner party is often "sliuck when the guests first look upon. beautiful table. and it is

appearance of her table is just as important. as the personal ap- pcnrtnicc c-f the Bride nerself. and it. shiulri bc a manifestation of iicr good taste.

ELEVENTH ITOUR NECESSITIES

June-and your wedding day just around thg corner. perchance Pause a m ..incnt_ niadentoisclle the bride-to-bs. and use serious thought of all those last-minute "chores" which are so easily over-

oked.

Have you. for instance. made out the list, of all the friends and relatives. near and far, to whom those name-exchanging announce- ments are to be sent? And have you been one of tlie wise virgins who has kept space with the ar- rival of her wedding glts with

charming notes oi‘ acknowledg- mcnt? Have you made that very im-

portant appointment lci" your wed- ding phztognaphs. and made cer- taln that. there will be a photog- ixiphcr in tihc cffin to take the pictures oi‘ the we ding groups? And. dear lady. have you remem- bered that. the pre-weddlng ses- sion with your favorite beauty shop should b5‘ arranged‘ well in advance. so that. your own special operator will be free to beautify you for the occasion.

SPEAKING OF OPERATIONS

It's difficult to say who suffers most - the patient who ls going through a siege of hospital convul- cscence, or the patients‘ friends who want. to Do something but are com- {yletely baffled after the conven- lontal bouquet of flowers has been sen . ' The bouquet. of floyvers. we might add. ls very important and must not be overlooked. or tne patients

GRAPE NUT III-AD

l cup gPI-PQ "l!" 2 cups sou: milk 3-4 cup lull!‘

2 eggs

g cups flour

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a baking 14,4217. nit Pou: sour milk aver It? nuts and let staid a. while. A d other ingredients. Bake in slow OWm 1

hour. GRANGE BREAD

Peel o! 2 seedless omnges chop- ped fine

1-2 tsp. salt

i cup sugar

2 cups water

2 tbsp. shortening. melted

1 e88. well beaten

3 cups flour

3 tsp. baking powder

Boil together orange peel. salt sugar and 1 cup water to make a tiiin syrup abou; 15 minutes. Cool: measure and add remaining water to make 2 1-3 cups. Add melted shortening and well beaten egg. Add flour sifted with oakfn der. Mix tlroroughlv; greased long loaf pan in moderate oven about 1 1-4 hours.

RGOTCH SCONES

2 cups all purpose fl ur

4 tsp. baking powder

1-2 tsp. salt

2 tbsp. sugar

1 cup milk

Into large bowl sift, flour, baking Powder. salt and sugar. Stir these ingredients with a. knife to mix thoroughly. Add milk and mlx w- gethei- wit-h knife. Sift plenty of flour on to board and scrape dough out of bowl. Sift, flour over dough and roll lightly to l-fl-inch thick- ness. Cut into squares or triangles. Bake in a very slow oven for 35 nlunutcs. on ungreised baking siee.

PICKLE RELISH SANDWICH

1 cupful chopped cos-lied ham

1 chopped hard cooked eg.

1 tbsp. chopped sniffed ofives

3 tbsp. pickle relish

2 tbsp. mayoryaise

Mix ham. eggs, relish and olives together. Molsten iwth mayon- naise. Gut bread in and remove crusts. Butter and spread with ham mixture.

SNAPPY SANDWICH

8 tbsp. butter

1-2 cup grated cheese

1 tbsp. mustard. prepared

1-8 tip. paprika

l tsp. tarragon vinegar

2 tsp. anchovy aste

2 tbsp. choppe stuffed olives Cream butter and cheese togeth- er. Add mustard. vinegar, anchovy. olives and paprikir. Cut the bread in uhln slices and spreads

powder

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JUNE 1s, 194i

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Aunt-imam,

“UMBRELLA Jolui: "That's g m" you've got." '

Allah: "Yes, g l mine. I was watllillngumgim" ‘ pouring i-aln and aiiw ' B01118 my way with 5n I ‘bought I would “l;

l You . And III 51]" it and ran off it; 1m u“

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wnouo con-karmic»; An oral examination w“ l}, m_ [N53, 111G pflillefgor pgked upon . dumb-looking character for hi,

first questions. Mil-Bill

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No answer. "who was Bonny Pri i; Nvorhsnswer.

" ere were you on Mo v)!

"Drinking a beer with flit]...

mine".

"How do you expect to couri- if you drink beer shot; be in class?"

"l don't. sir. I Olll’ fix the electric hea

9 Charlie?"

Pass when you

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HOROS

I For Friday, June 13th

ARDH 2i to APRIL 10 (Arlee) —gleneflc for mental work. helpful rogresslvc activities. Fmfllwllil Iziransactions and fiOIIOIIIIC matters in general B-lk thorough investiga- tion and care in monument ' te. DTPQILVLEQI to MAY 20 (Taurus)- Up until 9:45 pm. friendly EPW55- witih Moon Mercury and Sun fav- oring industrial and mechanical matters. building and 0th" lm- portant entecprlses. There is M! admlratizn that prevails al. day~ go carefully in handling loan “eiliitiiv 21 m JUNE 2i (G€mIf‘li)— " A lucky Friday the l3th for you. Margy deals. sound investments, selling. buying; dealing In antiques, toilet articles, wearlfli i-PPIWI among the many favored. Finish up your work for recreation t0- marrow. JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer)- Dlzcretion and common sense are necessary txlay to overcome NW

obstacles likely to appear. Until evening benefic rays urge full steam ahead in worlfi". while in-

EBIBSIS“

SARDINE SANDWICH Remove skin and bones from sardines and mash to u paste with

a little mayonnaise. Add Sand- wich relish. allowiri twice as much as the sard"ne psse Mix well

and spread bet-ween buttered slices of whole wheat or rye bread.