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Q. How can I simplify the task p; threading a needle? ' A. The thread can be more easily Jnsertod into the needle eye if it _'_“\s clipped on the bias, Slipping iilk threads through the needle 6Y9 ‘twice will oevgnt their constantly ‘slipping ou . ,-' Q. i-fow can I clean plaster of =faris ornaments? ' A. Cover with a thick coating of starch and let 1i, become perfectly dry, Then brush off and the dirt will come off with it. Q. How can'l make use of the vinegar from bottle pickles? , A, Use it when making French (ii-easing. It will add a punsent spicy flavor.

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A; regards ev ‘there are all sorts of excitingly ifeminine styles reminiscent of the

iod, d ther showing “m” p" ‘m .3... 1.2.». mi- ed silk and taffeta are enlggxiigsllg sleeves will be “a la mode" in the

the influence of Sp populgf~flfld very full

ballroom. Oh-and basque (so

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RALSED DOUGIINUTS 1 oaks yeast l 1-4 cups milk 4 1-2 cups flour, about 2-8 cup sugar 4 tablespoons butter, moi-ted g4 teaspoon mace or nutmeg 08

1-2 teaspoon salt Method: Scald the mlk and cool

of the sugar. Stir until it is dis solved, then add l 1-2 cups of the flour, sifted. Beat the batter smooth

to rise until l ht and the sponge is full of bubb

the sugar and add the numieg. and the beaten egg. Add this to the sponge and then add the rest of the sifted flour and the salt. This Should make a med- ium stiff dough.

Place in a well-greased bowl, 00V" B1111 again let rise until light, 01' “Ill-ll the dOUKh is about double in bulk. Turn out onto a floured board and pat out to about 1-1 inch thick. Cut with a floured cookie cutter and place the filling on half themrlounds. Cover with the re- ma’ ng circles and pinch the _ 95 VERY securely together. Pd‘

When these have risen until they are again double 1n size, lift them from the board and drop into deep hot fat. putting the side which was uppermost down into the fat. Fry until thfiy are a rich golden brown,

ling with icing or granulated sugar, If you do not intend to use the 1111111: in these. then pat the dougrl about 1-3 to 1-2 inch thick and cut ‘filth s. cookie or doughnut cutter, 1 5'59 and the“ YYY is directed

Hand-Woven Coasters Fun for You to Make

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Weave on Cardboard “Loom”

How colorful and useful-q set of coasters like the one in our picture. woven of soft cord in red and white. And so easy to weave! | Make your own "loom" from a l circle of heavy cardboard. Cut l6

evenly spaced notches around the ’ edge-a 17th between any two. _ For your warp choose a cheery i red cord. Paste one end to centre i of circle-and draw cord through two adjoining notches. Then draw cord straight across loom and through another two notches. Re- peat till you've wound through every notch and back to the centre again.

To weave, thread needle with loose end of red warp cbrd and begin in the centre to "darn" over and under the warp. Change to white cord for a few rows, then back to red. The finished coaster slips easily off the loom.

And there are many other lovely things you can weave quickly. inex- pensively. With ribbon, lace, weave a boudoir set on a breadboard “loom." Or make a pretty pillow top on a child's hoop. from scraps of material.

Complete instructions and dia- grams-for these and other ‘fasci- nating hand-woven articles-are given in our 32-page booklet. Tells how to weave rag rugs, afghans, belt and bracelet sets. scarves, many more lovelies for home, personal

it to lukewarm. Crumble the yeast cake into this and add 1 tablespoon

then cover and set in a warm place

Cream the butter and tho rest of

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IAMUSING MOTIFS DECORATE KIDDIES’ CIDTHES

DESIGN NO. 4032

Dorothy Dix's Letter B0

An unusual array of motifs de- ‘signed to please both mother and X tiny tots and to decorate children's

wardrobes with artistic and a peal- lng embroidery sub . de-

as Old as the Human Race - Nev Should a Wife Make the False Step Just Because Her Husband Does

Dear Miss Dix-Will you please answer

these

ether as it is the

the husband's duty to keep the home ~ Shouldn't a phila and respect back?

a man who Isn't he a Weak man if he can

disaster his co children?

ness and wife and

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tions. ' he answer, v ful in her. he should have

the humiliation she suffers when she sees for some other woman.

tures of jealo and neglected anduflbutied

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reason why a. wife uld be iai ali-hful hllibflnd

no matter how much he breaks his.

If children have a father who is a rottor they need all the more a whom they can honor and respect.

(2) Certainly it is as much the husband's duty to k gather as it is the wife's. But it is far worse for the a loose-living mother than it is to have a loose-living father.

away in the first plane (4) No Whether hiis , on how she feels about it and the circumstances of their lives. Sometimes a. wife realizes that her husband's philandering is ' . 0r she

to her. Sometimes a wife loves her husband s0 well she would have even a small part of his life than none at all.

must solve for herself.

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hstretsh. (6)'Ilh Phi a er e amliy and in. he endhe

owin pleasure above the welfare of his f bitter price For when he gets too old for the love chase lie has lost the love of his wue find the reagent of his children.

ust six months i0 one of the sweetest girls who ever Lved. I t

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think of her continually and know that I can never forget her, 1

think that. it is fair to my wife to go on living with her feeling this way

about the other girl. Wnoi. shall 1 do? Shall 1 tell my wife eve

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shall I keep my secret and take a learn to love my wife more?

questions: (l) Why should a wife be faithful to an unfaithful husband? (2) es 1* first". t" iéileil“ m, ( ) a m m n a d g _ to have affairs with other women and should liis “h” °" ° l” W“ wife try to forgive and forget it when he does? (b) Does ilandei-s love his wife? (6) ’t control his own impulse to wonder when he sees what unhapgg;

dutisbrinin on n c AWOibfiAN.

Igiré whole of the law and the pro hots - landiering un in eee

less a man loves a woman well enough to be faith- mercy enough in his

speaking. 1s that un- é soul not to marry her and subject her to the tor-

cause she owes it to her own iniiefirity to stand by her marriage VOWS. Two wrongs do not make a r1 ht.

the home to- ildren to have I (3) If a phiianderer cared for his wife's love and respect, he wouldint throw them

married man has a right. to have affairs with other Wfimell- wife should ignore them or divorce him depends altogether

citement and she realizes that whatever affection he has really belongs

Sometlmas she knows that for her to divorce her unfaithful husband will make hei- children homeless and poverty stricken and deprive them of the advantaigm they will have if she sacrifices herself by keeping the home together. It is a. terrible problem that every wife of a philanderer

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was in love with her when I married her. but now l know that there an old school- She met another She moved far away from 1 where I live and I have never seen her since or written to her. but 1

sign works up qulc y as all stitches used are simple to do. Sui-table for

What t0 do About a Philanderer is a Problem ggfeghrgggtf-cgg=~nlgglw curiggfm

er pillows, cot covers. blankets, etc.

The pattern includes transfer sheet of amusim and decorative motifs, some in pairs and some single. Also. complete instructions for smmdging and stitch chart.

To or r this design, write your name, address and No. plainly on any piece of paper and send wit-n 80 cents in coin or stem N . work Bureau. Charlotte wn Guard-

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Design N0. 4032

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MiARDH 2i t0 APRIL 20 (Aries) -This can and should be a bui- ner month for you mentally active, life-loving Arlens. And you who are cultivating your better self will undoubtedly bound ahead in whatever you undertake that has worth. Put your best foot forward this good day. APRIL 2i to MAY 20 (Taurus) zclearness should be your aim this favorable period. You of the career world may finri more trying situations, nevertheless grit and faith will conquer. You born after May 5 are under especially friendly vibrations roi- home. heart and children's interuts. MAY 21 to JUNE 2i (Geminllu New gains indicated. Keep im- proving your creative ability; you'll find o portunity for this more (Pyou will be eager and 81¢"- pportunity. Plain. pre-

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-A little tact plus the will to do your own work quietly and well will forestall difficulties, today. Don't be concerned about righting Others‘ affairs! Ac the came time. defend Right if it is in your Power to help by doing so. Protect ncome.

JULY 24 t0 AUGUST 22 (Leo) --Today should be to your iikln , especially ou born before Aug. . Overlook sights and you'll discover little things that

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do not rylhlng

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otherwise would be overshadowed by your own needless supersensb‘ tiveness. Granted it's hard to do.l, but you're big enough!

Ans r: ‘iii... you are going through is the reaction that wmes w iii-duality sooner 2a to SEPTEMBER 2a

every married couple icn the honeymoon begins to wane.

(Virgo) - You may note an em-

emotional tension on which they have been living begins lo slack and phum on permnai mitim-m and

let them down. They are fed up with billing and oooln and lovey- m, h u, Wm b. m“ t d dovey stuff? The romantic mists that hi-ilngthaéofid makrlrlage arnelglega moggmnfledeuzukleu m. me:°:xp$_

ing away and they are seeing each other woman whose faults and ways get on their nerves. dering what) made them do it.

quit dining the first year of marriage.

than, while they still

wonder if they haven't made a mistake in nick ou their

and if they wouldn t have been happier with some one s .

are longer on emotion than ma are on common arise, they are

decide that it some old swee e

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that you decided that couldn't be ha-Wy without MI‘-

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M in‘ toythink of loving your wife as a t f a happiness.

tau-us aibsonoeto nooessaryshoistoyoinhappinass.

you min her

. l a and the otheif-Ilrl. soour dilaledhood sweethearts after the lapse _ ero a baby worrtseemnearasmuchof shady Lovetoyou son as she is in memory '

I i l, have never been marrle nd wh r ridge? .

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i ‘iii. not? a that age they shflllld know whether ionsble or not. an have enough knowlodgs pie to be able to avoid each oitisrs "keep-ofl-the- re

The Geranium is out of favor presentl

And the be in won- very 16w mmmes would rléma n mm‘ contacts to help business. Improve

if every young couple followed their impulse to throw up their hands and

have that lot-down feeling, that they be- t ‘mates.

art may lcva instead of the woman or

t ch in lo with m. l u think run“ m“ lfuymriisho so m“ n’; have let“: llgtllloquml over

you. n1 fteir she xriarrlsd and i d I‘ ‘m’ 2.3;... the on?" ’i*“m"f"‘..‘il“"yé..

W! advice to you is w quit smog: y... m5 lost. love and m’ w‘; ‘ _

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NIUMS A'l' tlon of Windsor Castle, whore the WINDSOR CASTLE pink, ivy-leaf varieties will be con- sploious in the Oaatia garden.‘

sion of your talents. Use social

confidence in Y0 . EFFELIBIZR 4 to OCTOBER

cooperate with the whether you will sin results or

your activi ies. Careful han ling of money should net profits.

OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER I (Scorpio) — Ifxceilent chanoo here for business advancement any new helpful contacts (both social

B! apt to en] ou will

YOUR. MORNING SMILE

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They asked the oki Irishman in the corner to settle the out; "The Irish have the bss navy. 5, he said. "In Heaven's name. when is the Irish navy?" said the other two. "And what a fool_ I'd be tallllll

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v YOUR INDIVIDUAL IIOROSGUPE ‘

By FKANCEB DRAKE Look in the section your birthday comes in, and find whgl your outlook is, according to the alan- (Copyright, 1939. King Iiioatures Syndicate Inc.)

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and business. Take the true course -that which omits bickering, in- trigue, jealousy.

NOVEMBER. 23 to DECEMBER 32 (Sagittarius) -— Tip-top day for your best efforts, Look for gains through friends, assiclates in work and others who admire you. Don't mind a few routine lrksome tasks. forgo ahead.

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 2i (Capricorn) — Favorable vibra- tions. particularly for clerkmg. mechanics, army and navy inter- ests and all endeavors requiring prudence and being amenable to suggestions. Dan Cupid smilesl

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY ‘A0 (Aquarius) - Fewer “doi-rts" for you who will move ahead without ,strain, oversensit- iveness or stubbornness. Pnvatc business interests offer li“\V ad- vantages.

FEBRUARY 21 tc MARCH 20 (Pisces) - Tho manufacture and sale of common, useful commodit- ies, outdoor sports, church and children's affairs. engagements. and friendships A good day.

A CHILD BORN TODAY: tiuiy versatile. remarkably intuitiveever on the gol irritability. purposeles activity and bein the prey of questionable acqua niances are to be eiiminated from its life. All of you require harmonious surround- ings and outdoor exercises Culti- vate you: natural sense of humor.

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Q- L‘ 1t D1011". for s man to rest his arm on the back of his com. P31110111 chair while watching ii picture with her at the theatre‘? A. No; he should keep his hands in his lap.

Q. What is the correct Way v.0 place forks on the toble?

A. The forks should be plncgd at. the left of the plate. and from lflt to right in order of their use. Q. What is the birthstone for June and its significance?

A. Pearl or moonstone. signify- ing health and long life.

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l To Clean Corduroy

Use pura white soall m4 warm soapy water when washing cord- uroy. Plunga the goods up and down; rinse several timaa in clear water. Do not wring; hang up in- lids out,. dripping wot t0 dry. Do not iron. but use a brush when dry (only one way of the cloth) to smooth the nap.

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