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.Ancl salt. for wit. :.'Be wise. Don't waste AA pinch of it. ' --'»Robert Francis, ln New ; Times

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anest in

“The sun, apparently the largest

and brighte t or ll star bunny is one of the smlrllwt sttnuvkible to. the nakeq— eye.

.In the islands or Yap. Japanese- . ____,

Be Known as a Good Con. vcrsationnlisl

Ch»! 0 Light. Simple Mutter:

Stan's interested in Eve, and

Eve‘s smart enough to talk about the things Stan‘: interested in!

“Did you get Australia last night?” lheﬁsked. knowing he‘: an amateur

, radio operator.

0: course $tan‘s pleased. People always are it you share their in- ieresis-—and that's one or he tint rules to learn if you'd be called good VQMPEHY. I ‘pleasing talker.

V Another simple pointer is-keep ﬁip on every y affairs. Say, “How did you like ette Davis in "Juarez?" ind "Isn't It grand Ed’: made the tennis teaml" and “I love lazy. sum- mer days."

. Good small tall: warms up con. veraatlon, especially with someone you know only shghtly.

Begin tor instance, you been up in a plane? I had my tint ﬂight last Saturday." Or "Are you I bicycle tan?" ~ Job hunting? Don‘: upon yam- thances with “You don't want I 3;)- lat, do you?" Say instead, "I up an- ‘ttand you need a typist."

It's easy to make your conversg. lions sparkle! Our 32-page booklet Ihows you how to excel in talk. what ‘L10 gay vylhen taking leave of your

os ess. ow to express m nth , bri_dge_ar_v_kvv_ard conve_rsatlso};u.rgepi

gend zoo in coins for your copy of ecreis or Good Conversation to the Guardian Home Service. Be ute to write plainly your Name, ddmss, and the Name of booklet

» much longer, as it is stronger than

Nam any ordinary thread or string. Water Bun she“ Ad - A little kerosene ured down the kitchen sink st. ht is a pre- caution a. inst water bugs. -

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“money . "

or Washington . " WEEK-END PACKING

If you are going

a trip and wish to carry an over- night bag. you can save your dress- es from getting mussed if you will

cut a. piece of cardboard for each dress the size that will your bag. one of the pasteboards that comes home from the lsundy in hubby’s shirt will answer nicey.

and arrange collar carefully around the board. Then

require pressing when you reach your destination.

PREVENT FOOD POISONING

1. Choose only meet from inspect.- ed carcasses and thoroughly cook

-before using.

2, Avoid tasting ilsh before it is thorouyhly cooked.

3 wear rubber gloves when

dressing wild rabbit. Beware of the wild rabbit: which is easily caught; it ma be diseased.

4. K: selecting canned goods use only nomral-appearing cans. Dis- card blown cans.

5. Avolg‘ COEldii’.l0l'l1?i wlélch Iilavor the row o mou . ean nrss retards the growth of mould, but once established disinfectants are required to destroy these.

6. Use only effectively pasteur- ized milk and cream.

7. Do not allow mice and rats to exist around the premises. Use traps and chemical poisons contain- ing red squill to destroy them. These rodents commonly harbor and excrete germs which cause human illness.

8. Fillings for eclalrs and cream puffs should be ireshly Prepared- Avoid leaving them at room tem- perature, thus permitting the rapid growth of germs which may be injurious to health.

9. Food handlers should have a regular medical examination.

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Household Scrapbook:

(By aoaenrs uazel 5

mNm To Launder Quilts

To launder quilts, make a. gen-

erous lather with pure soap and a.

little washing soda and ammonia in enough moderately hot water

A kanosen -dampened cloth rub- bed over stains in the bathtub or oak b will mum them disap-

The oillcial name oi’ the capital or the United states is “The City

on a. week-end

fit into

Place the board inside the dress and sleeves

place in your bag and it will not

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poems and let brew about 0 main the liquid into I. bowl, few grains of salt and silted ic

ugar (silently e .

TIA CARI‘.

‘ | 2 1-2 cups flour 1% 4 teaspoons baking powder : 1-4 teaspoon salt -[1 3-4 cup shortening y: 1 1-4 cups sugar 8 es! yolks 1-2 teaspoon lemon extract 3-4 cup milk l-2 cup nnely-shredded coconut.

powder and salt. cream together the shortening and sugar well, add the egg yolks, beaten until thick and lemon-colored; add the lemon extract and the dry ingredients lfternabely with the milk. Lastly, add the shredded coconut. Pour into a dee tube pan and bake about 40 mnutes at 323 P‘.

DELICIOUS MOCHA l*‘R/0S’lllNG

2 egg whites. unbeaten '

Dash 0! salt

1 1-2 cups brown sugar, firmly packed

2 teaspoons corn syrup

5 tablespoons water

1 teaspoon vanilla ,

.Put egg whites. syrup, sugar. salt and water in upper part or double boiler. Beat with rotary egg-beater until thoroughly mixed- Place over rapidly-boiling water. beat constantly with rotary egg- beater, and cook until irosting wil‘ stand in peaks. aporoximately '1 minutes. Remove from tire and add vanilla. Beat until thick enough to spread Spread on ovke.

FROZEN’ FRUIT SALAD

1 small package marshmallows. cut. in small pieces

1-2 cup nutmeats

1 .small banana. diced

1-2 cup plneappie cubes

1-2 cup grapes halved and seeded “l/lewd marashino cherries, quar- ETE .

Mix 1-2 e‘up whipped ci*ea.m and

1-2 cup salad dressing and chill

thoroughly. Fold in other ingre-

dients and either chill or freeze.

g Morning Smile

‘Tye got a. most wonderiul lam- lly tree." said the languid vounz

man. “ “Really,” drawled the" girl, and what are you—the sap?

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to cover the quilt, and soak the quilt ior halt an hour. Press the dirt. out with a wooden potato masher or a. croquet mallet. Do not rub or wring. same manner. Hang on the line to drip. and shake often. W'h partly dry, beat lightly with a. rotten carpet heater to lighten the lining. Repeat several times.

Stringing Bends

A violin string makes an excellent chain !or stringing beads. It lasts

The regular monthly meetinx of the Hamilton W. I. was held at

minutes. e

to make the mixture sum- thlck to spread upon the

silt together the flour. baking "

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