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Cheaply as One!

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Budgeting Stops Leaks By budgeting-—nct by haggling

Iver ni.ckels—the Youngmiirriedl are making their modest income Dtrctch—to get what they want most.

“'I‘hat," Says Mrs. Youngmarried. '_‘is _a good start for my husband in business. He must dress well, en. rtertain friends——and I manage the budget so he can.

“Fur rem we pay a little less than

need little space now.

“Food I keep to one-fourth of our Income. Before I knew how to plan meals, it was one-third.

“it I have an expensive meat, I have very inexpensive vegetables. And I have learned how to use left- overs in tasty meat pies, ragouts.

“Expensive clothes, such as winter cpais. we buy at sales. Extrema |,tyles we avoid."

You can solve your troubles as simply! booklet shows you how to budget your income to get what you want

Gives ruled pages K‘.9.°.‘I_‘.’&__ _ Send 20c in coins for your copy of How To Budget And Buy For tie: Living to The Guardian ome service. Be sure to write Blainly your Name, Address, and e Name of booklet.

. Name I’ .

for a year’:

Street Address

(my Province

’- For things unnumbered that we \ ' take of right, Mad value first, when first they _, are withheld‘

,-Illrr light and air; sweet sense of 652 to see the unseen in the

seen; gvr vision of The Worker in the thee

a Budget —- Live

90 per cent. of our income, for we j

money I Our 32-page ;

a-—a house. a car—~by wise spending. -

A summer tailleur has a skirt. of narrow box pleats of printed crepe with net. insertions between pleats for lightness.

A smart dance frock is of multi- colored printed crepe ‘With high back, low front and short sleeves.

A black cobweb lace evening gown has a minute matching shawl draped over the tops of the arms.

_ Clothes are still tailored but made frivolous by lingerie blouses . and choice materials.

Many flowered organzas with wide skirts are worn for evening.

White hats rr-Etching big white boutomiieres are very popular.

White accessories are the rage with all colors of costumes.

Sheer whlte_>—c—l’i‘il'_fon frocks are most popular.

evening

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illusion as to the consequences that would follow discovery. The mom-

giough he was, broken into laugh- I‘. "A fine piece of work and we

characteristic steodying himself with the stick he carried

at t

he had unde ated the virility van stellar: knew every is ground. He was close on his heels. the turn and

aded capture, miss u wn the spruit,

a continued his flight. do

boulders along its course. Bllpp in scaling one of them. he re: his ankle grabbed in a vice-like Zn which threw him 5 rawllntg hen foremost on the far s do of e rock. with van Stellen. on other side, still clutching his leg tenaclously.

There they hung for a moment. Malcolm unable to release himself. and van Stellen unable. without re- leasin his captive, to climb u in

ursui . But it was clear with w om by the advantage; vim Stellen was always worming himself slowly uP the rock, preparator to leaping on Malcolm when he c ose to let him go, It was only a. matter of seconds now. Malcolm thought———and even less: for down the bank of the spruit. another men came bounding, shouting encouragement to van Ste - len, as he ran.

"Hou vas, Pa; eli koml"

The newcomer crashed through the scrub between the boulders, seiz- ed Malcolm by the arms. Olci vim Isltellen ejaculated, and let go his

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Malcolm rolled to the ound, but the newcomer dragged lm to his feet and whLspe1-ins: "Run, Baas.” led the way up the bank, leaving Stelien poised on his rock. I

"Mariska, the priceless blighter.”i thought Malcolm, who could have. laughed aloud at the brilliance of I‘ the trick.

Once out of the sprint they in- creased Lheir iwc. making, for the sake of decept on, for a. mealle land { in the direction of the river. while behind them van Stellen. fooled by ‘ a cloudy night. and a. clever imita~l tlon of his son's voice, rent the sil- ence with 9. torrent of wrath and

ﬁssped. done. But how on earth did you come in. land w?ha.t. did you say to make him 8 ..

Msraka sat on his haunches in Besuto fashion.

“Thank you. Ms.ra.ks," he

"Mnra.ka," he sold de ecetingly, “him just. say. ‘Oho. my other, hers is your little son. Him will hold‘ plenty fast."

Malcolm rocked in silent laughter.

"You should be on the stage. But

how did you manage to get there? Did you know who Baas vim Staellen 11.33.31 caught? Did you know it was

%%M5%hV ‘ ‘I How Can I 7 ‘I (By ANNE ASHLEY) N%Vh Q. How can I wash loce prop-

rly?

A. Fill a Mason Jar with hot soap suds and one teamonful of ammonia. Put the lace into the Jar, screw on lid and shake it from time to time. Let it remain over night. "Mix a new solution if neces- sary. Then rinse in the jar in some manner. Now spread I 'rt1rk- ish towel on ironbourd, place lace on it. cover with another towel, ‘and absorb the moisture. Do not ton.

of the old fa-nner. And moreover. tie. and Malcolm. hard put to it to ev- kc

hopelessly handicapped by the huge 51;

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W7OMEN REAL.-SOIA

'1 .1; ‘ L The 1 V . " ' ’ » 1' . I I V 2% 5 Housewlfe The Rlddle Of the V , «i I ' ) _ I ~ 1. M“ "'3' Rlderless Horse t . I P I .: Actlvltles By JEAN .3. CYRIL CASALIS -"C .. . 1 E 7 ff ‘ A READING nAv Wh1tti’echMr:’en1jacl§%L°;I‘l‘l§h‘:lI‘BTl:‘)‘z ' . . -—--—--~ It or e nse .-) I {or all things beautiful and good. seaxiis and narrow embroidery on ..‘§’,,,.°“.".‘.,‘§‘§,‘§E mm mm 53% ,1‘ L Raﬂnélsﬂefhnb seemed no‘ good. gpgicrlgets is worn with a navy linen awa§°ug:p;m§g%d‘§og‘n:d:"%Ja:1i§d: into him cave. for little aoplo."

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hopes which had roared

mist in sti-on s

ﬂing mystery. slowly

himself to bed

(To bé Continued)

FBSABY

It is elsily righled

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41 Mrs. W. R.

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kettle, tie a piece of cheesecloth over the spout and let. it boll vig-

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steam shaking it gently, until the pile stands up. Be careful to keep the velvet from the flame.

Better Gravy . Use the water in which mild flavored vegetables have been

cooked. for the gravy. rather than finer flavor will

fresh water. A

be the result, and it is also an economy. I8 the water contains valuable minerals.

Blning Help

a. little has water, to water on wash do . vent the bluing ‘lyre

the clothes. and makes fectiy white.

8 eggs 1-2 cup sugar 1-2 cup cake flour

Unbsked pie shell

DB-ll. Fill tliis with

and sweetened to too :1 oils: until they

onion colored. Add

ibﬁ;IgVO 811 imitu-

eepin quiet.‘ igoroalsly: “so Brly sot nabbed into He felt suddenly dead tired, "H

a few hours earlier. ‘vanished like he; been on a. fa so scent, and he was no nearer the solution of that baf-

STOMACH UPSET?

BABY'S little “'l‘unrmy" is often easily umet.

of night. is unknown in our home." Sharp says: “I nursed my shortly utter bein ullrrncd over I motor accident and um upset 21- almost to the point Baby‘: went to sleep and when she um and wu er own good self ii

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sleep.

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them per-

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thick and the Sun:

Attract y lift look WI-y their cinrettu

while she toys at home cleaner, with no more en

Neither one has

tzibulsnons the other

goes the husband tells the wife that he

Husbands and Wives Need a Clearer Picture of the Duties Each Performs and a Better Understanding of Their Responsi- bilities to Insure Happiness‘

tint "oils-half of the world does not know how the as its most. vivid illustration in the faint! y enough, no other

y circle. For. mo classes, not even niilllonmres and paupers, seem to have is little com ension of the other’! lot as do husbands and w es.

This brings aboutrendless friction and Jealousy between led couples, for each thinks that the other has gotten t.he.soft. end of the domestic bot- . The husband pictures his wife leading a. life of sybantlc ease. spending her days lalling on a sofa reading a.-love thriller, or going to the movies. lwhile he toils to support her. And that, makes

core. 1 I

_ ......_._.. _ , 1 While the wife. on her part. sees green as she thinks of her husband going downtown 01 2. mom-3 inc. all dressed up to km, to nave an exciting anal pleasuresble time swapping risque stories w.th good rellows and having a 10118 and delicious luncheon. and slaves over the com .s.ove and me vacuum tlei-ruining conversation man the oabya ga-go. any realization or lipprcclailon or me trials mu through. Hence the endless spat; in wine“ Wuﬁhﬁs that he could take it. ass.

and stay at home, with nothing to do but to keep house and take care

of the children as she does. An

she doesn't know why when he has had no

They are like the SW8: "My neighbors to get my husband's it himself. I see no

a desk all day. while feet until she gets to only

who justify themselves in turn of sewing up and getting their ii themselves into thinking that their in

they have to stay mome and do an

play while

And it makes me wave 9. ma ot.her’s pls:

do the inorketirig and a. millio was a vwhiner when she c :9 marvtelmat hermsta-e ave.-sen mic h ital 1» And suppose a vsifeézgugl a\'$f.h1r'.'c'2§

the wreck

th formulating. suppose

employes or a bullying

and her heart turned

it renewed. Suppose she saw 1131- um

crazed with anxiety such a. day, when

detfee. would she thin

totake herouttonnlghtclub tratle herself before him?

and pros A fellow fee wives only knew.

unable to find the gir in any form. nor do I ally expect the girl of

I have associated. seem as

ye u thue forgjtlhe 135?. two . .. but st men who take her to and smoke. Shall I keep ho

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ements

to develop a. new get up cigarettes and lectures

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Nil live you the 10

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Modern Etiquette

0 0 Morning Smzl _ my nonuura LII) 9 nl-1.-.-in.-L-vi.-a.nHw.-1.-trial-wt-.M-.5.-' V For Home Use Mma.-u~m.n».rwv.-wlmn.-u - , ‘ Q.IaltKoodtast.of womgn gum ~ .-um.-1.v..v-r.-s.wi §§.“,,'2,’(,’§,',"f,,",‘,,,‘,‘;l‘,?{‘;‘f‘° 2; lmr 039 mumwzu‘-NE-M of f am is cfdnu out will tnkejits r'?iiici"i1'cin 33° 13°" mm "h°'° mm‘ °“" Th‘ °"‘°‘' “’ "' "’° the cohlinuv -n?I:n' ‘inky. ulbdthm 1% . , , '°'"‘ ,, . Mm mg“ mm 1:i_n1l:i.r;g,”°.h_s] club it was about the beauties of mu. ,1 _ a,,{’,,,_m ,, :3 .

£hiIl8 to I! think liv 18 Very cmel of me not to arise at '1 o'clock I

riur mat husband '1 No doubt txhlgre are mag‘ In my ‘Mme

sic wand and f d =

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fastslflillat the tgﬁbhﬂmkbggg . d ys e.

about the future of h . she went home worn d children

m how the o more patience, tenderness

D9” Domlhy D1x—-I am a man

dreams

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'I'.h We always want the thin

d_Lhe wife retorts that. goodness knows, vs complaining of being so tired at nicht 0 but to go down to his office.

y°ll-DR woman who writes the followmg letter. she

he is alwa

I

iégzﬁiéxuéihwhen he 5 perfectly capable of getting

y D. woman should get up and cook her

list. because a man has only to sit. oomiortably behln

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wish

had to arise

of being

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a day’: labor that would

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roadhouses,

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out marry a. girl thinkl

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men who have tried it have found out to

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ALCOHOL REMOVES LACQUER When isoquored metals. such ll co par and brass, begin to peel, the b once of the old lacquer may in removed with dcnntured alcohol. All old lacquer should. of cour be nmoved and the metal we polished, cleaned and dried. before refinishing with new lacquer.

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