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DETHOD-l. Cream huttar with solar thcr oughly. 2. Add wall-beams ‘p. l. Dilcive soda and cocoa in the boiling water and add to Mixture No. 2. l. Sift flour with baking powder and salt and add, alternately, with milk to Mixture No. 3. 5. Bake in slow oven of 4(1) J deems for 35 minutes.

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1 package orange-flavored pre- pared Jelly powder

l 5-4 cups canned pineapple syrup with water

2 tablespoons lemon juice

1-2 cup thorughly drained can- ned pineapple dice

1-2 cu-p shredded raw carrot

1-3 cu; thoroughly drained orange dice.

3 tablespoons sllvered blanched ' almonds (optional)

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Calcium should never be taken with meals _ if ll/ reaches the "tummy" with vour food. it ls of no value.

The woman with a too-large chest measurement should never wear accented waist dresses, nor bias-cut skirts , nor high round neckllnes, nor light-colored bodlces. Draped bodies, “swagger" length Jackets, dark bodice tops. square, low and V-shaped neckllnes are most flattenng.

Drinking of water can be Just as fattening as sometimes it is s‘en- derlzlng. Water clogging is a com- mon cause of unnatural over- weight, and a dry diet can often cure the trouble.

Alaska's only woman gold mine operator is Miss Grace Lowe, whose holdings are 84 miles northwe=t of Fairbanks in cenlral Alaska. She leased the mine about five years ago. She has lived in Alaska 15 years.

Eyelet embroidered cottons over dark slips are unusually popular.

‘The shlrtwalst dress continues important.

Satin Jersey is a mcsl sultablc "packing" fabric for travelling.

Lime green with bright red is a fiw color combination.

Short coals have been the big- gest hit in summer styles.

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When heating or cooling equip- ment ls to be installed in s. house care must. be taken to maintain the structural strength of the walls and partitions.

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Too much flour will make a cake dry and crumbly, bread solld nod heavy, sauce thick and pasty.

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Youth N ceds to Return to its Respect for Age; Consideration Must be Given Parents Who Have Sacrificed All for Their Children

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cl ‘ d W gorilla alive lam not hizlloflllluiillilllsuhnaacliismaiiio or 110911118 l" "9 for our oldygge. 1t has cost us 1.00 much to llve and rear a famll hula; m“ goon 21%? earn your own llvins. I have not. nc you: ances - ;" l Dad’ tahad tsaved forthelroldlfle men! fit? Sugar? lama ylame welooliiled a m er-ln-law in VON-l‘. home?"

Mother said: “The some as my friends welcomed their mottier-tien; law-with graclousness and kindness. 1 love your father. The grca s pleasure I have in life is making him happy. To have mistrearcdh his mother would have made him miserable. To have loved her would 8V6 made him deeply grateful. He would not have understood whv two 1n- telllgent. educated women could not have lived together. It would have been a. reflection on both of ua to have acted like two adolescent child-

rzlhsaidtélhdé) nofblove my nmce to the extent o1 coenlns my heart mo er." a ome the answer to the divorce

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forget themselves and think of ' to new if you hurt his mother.’ I d: "I have youth and sex on my side. It is more powerfulnthan mother love. _No man should be tied to his mother's apron shrinks- Mother said: "Because a man loves his mother ces not mean that he ls lied to her apron strings. And youth and sex cannot alone make a happy marriage. There are tbousaszda of other girls besides you with x3.

youth and beauty and se .

Isald: “I can makemyhusbandseehlamoiher asaleechsdcm- gisetécjampire, and he 1 make her leave my home after we are mar-

Mother said: “If your sex power, of which u are so proud, can make you influence your husband to be ungrate ul and unkind 1o his mother, then the day will come when there will be ANOTHER WOMAN with as little conscience as ou and ma be Ygretlier and younger who

lluseltllnmfluenceto ehimf mandyouwilllosehim and your home as you deserve."

My opinions are the opinions of all of my friends. We are 1111m- modern and think we have e. right to live our llvm as we see fit. but m)’ mother's argument has frightened me. Don't you think that age must step aside for youth? TAMARA.

Answe , has a. right to

cherish age. I do not think that any one, old or yo thcir pleasure

live a life of complete selfishness, sacrificing every one and convenience.

In this most interesting and illuminating argument between your- self and your mother, your mother is entirelv r ht and everything she says about the duty of a. deughtler-m-law to be d to her molfiier-ln- la but unhappily there are very few women with strength and osity enough of character to stand the wear and tear on nerves an per of ll-vlzig to ther. And so it ls a1 a daughter-ln- w and mother-in-law not to attempt to live wflther.

Certainly if there was ever a debt ofhonor it is what our fiance owes to his mother for lmpoverlshlng herself to help him in 11s hour of need. and you should be the first to hc f: him repav it by doing without

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book in the section your birthday comes in, and find what your outlook is, according to the stars. u.‘

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For Thursday, Nov. 2, 1939 MARJOH ‘all to APutlL 2o wines) -—Avoid illdEClSiml and uncertain- ness. you born before April <1. You born after April 3: move cautiously ..l all business deals and heart in- “rests. Confusion is in the air. APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus)- 'Al1 early start will make it easier l for you to accomplish today. Viora- tions are friendly. seek lovers, if i you really mink they wlll help. Keep your mind on whatever you are

so ng. ‘ MAY 31 to JUNE 21 (Gemini)- ‘Plilll AUX‘ LOZKIOTFOW. IOU C8D Bld- vrlnce through unusual means, and particularly through lhc assislancc -and favor of the opposite sex. Ro- mance and marital affairs ln the foreground. r JUNE N u» JULY N (Cancer)- iArtistic matters, scientific experi- . merits, correspondence, social gath- erings to promote public welfare and teaching head the favored list today. Born before July 8? Exert a little more effort. l JULY 24 to AUGUST H (hem- . Watch your personal interests there may be a tendedncy to care- lessness this Thursday. Don't ne- glect important details for what you think are ‘Jigger matters. Don't let anyone, no difference who he or she is, persuade you to do what isn't. honest. AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER Z3 Nlrglv-Frlendly vibrations on whole, but you will have to help

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aux/mm 24 to OCTOBER. 23 (Llbral-Favorable rays for both business and pusonal aflairs. Try something new if it shows worth. use your lllvillllflll. Emcy the com- pany of intelligent, genial folks. sews interesting.

OCTOBER. A L0 NOVEMBER. 2.2 lScorplo)—Don‘t let it be said that you are the one who ale pro- voking dissatisfaction or unneces- SKIP)’, long disputes. Be one W110 trlcs to bring about truces and re- conciliations. Tact and a. sense of numor are vital aids. Be attentive.

NOVEMBER. 23 to DDGENLBIJR. 2's (sagglttarlun-You born after Dec. 6 are reminded to be diploma- tic with relatives, family and the opposite sex. Nd needless discus- sions. You other Sagittarlans are under rays that do not indicate such restrictions, lneveiltheless be thoughtful, use tact.

D 28 to JANUARY 21 (Oaprlcorm-Look out for the fel- low who ls always finding fault. he'll spoil your disposition lf you let him. And while you are attend- ing to ‘olg problems, be consider- ate, too. 0f the little things that are important. Protect your per- sonal affairs.

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquariusl-Eiwellent aspects for you today, friend. And your t hobby or evocation is as favore as tedious tasks and general business. Make use of worth while contacts. Read, improve your mind and out- look. Speak concisely and with conviction.

FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 20 (PlscesF-Advice to Aquarlans holds for you, too. Get a fresh slant on everyday affairs by studying and researching. Others are observing you. News of interest. Friendly stars.