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an weight with logical reasoning uni side, your intellect and what- ever talents you know would help to raise your status.

APRIL 2i to MAY 20 (Taurus! -Exoellent business. money, in-

promise of ROOd returns,

» JANUARY (Aquarius) -

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JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) basically k --Pi‘i\':iie interests especially favor- ed by iocisjfs stars, particularly ‘WPQUY 91110)’ 1o: you born before July 8. Don't him iilwnls dodge the tedious tasks, however, if you find lighter, more entertain- ing things are proving pleasant. Today asks resoliitcness.

JULY 24 to AUGUST n (Leo: ' -You will or wil. not enjoy today, according to how you react and co- operate. Duty and obligations first. then pleasure and outside affairs. '

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MARCH 20 indications for you who won't listen to unscrupulous sclicniers or disillusionment. Relax _ look for that will tire you

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I AUGUST Ki to SEPTEMBER. 23 I (Virgoi-lilficicitcy is fine, if har- ' mony and commonsense are team- mates! But unexplained force and stubbornness gain no ground in I most instances, and NEVER coin-I mimd respect, which is very neces- sary to lasting success and hap- piness. Favorable day if you heed this admonition.

SCRAMIZiLED EGGS

6 eggs 1-2 cup thin cream or milk 2 tablespoons butter Salt and pepper Beat cit-gs dllgilily’

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cook slowly, stirring

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28 (Libra) - It. shouldn't be hard for unusual achievement this day. Achievement that may, not show returns immediately, but which will be very much worth whatever ef- Iort you expend for it. Personal matters tops in p.m.

,'ia.ies_ Serve on toast. wnoua W}? ‘ITQMUFFINS

1 cup whole svlieat flour 3-4 cup flour

1-4 cup sugar

1-2 teaspoon salt

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1-2 lb. mushrooms

5 tablespoons butter

4 tablespoons flour

2 cups milk

Salt nud pepper

1 tin tuna fish (1-2 1b,)

1-4 ciip chopped pimicnto

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I Blessed is everyone does not take offense at my claims.

Jolin was in prison when he received f this report, and he was delighted that Jesus was the ONE who should

follow as the Anointed One. "Bios

sed are the poor in spirit, for to

them belongs the Kingdom of hca

me because he has sent preach good tidings to the poor."

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“Bill," says Henry. you'll have us ina ditch." "Mel" snicl Bill astonished; “why, I thought you was driving.’ COMFY IN GERMANY

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{Work on Liverpool Cathedral, con- secreted in 1924 and destined to be the largest ecclesiastical building in ‘England when completed. has been slowed down by shortage of labor and supplies.

Play Leap Year Stunts at Val- entine Party

Valentine's Day in Leap Yctii With Cupid your ally, with a slur. of jolly stunts and games, what a party you can givel

Fun to pair off your guests with

the romantic ice-breaker Hea ris"—done

"Flying Leap Year style.

heart inscribed with her name. With a fan (one made of newspaper will do) she must waft her heart across the room to the man of hcr choice.

If she's successful, her chosen one becomes her partner. wears her heart on his lapel. But if the heart falls to the floor before reaching him, she loses her Leap Year privi- lege, has to wait until some man chooses her.

Grand fun, too, is "Heart For- tuncsj‘ Have ready a huge card- board heart divided into sections. in each of which you've written ~11 exciting fortune such as "Sui Journey." "Beware a Rival," "it..- head Loves You." Blindfold each guest, spin him around and then let him pick his fate.

Any season of the year you give a successful party when you know lively gamer. Keep on hand our {iii-page booklet, packed wlih ice- breakers, teasers, action games. many kinds olfapers for many kinds of parties.

Send 20c in coins for your copy to The Guardian Home Service. of Party Games For All Occasions Ba sure to write plainly your Name. Addrecs. and the Name 0t booklet.

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me." Tna rich main went away sor- rowful because lie had great pos- Jesus was watchuig the people giving to the temple service. Many of the rich gave abundantly. but one pcor widow cast in all she had to live on. Jesus said, "I wll you the truth this poor widow has con- tlian any oi them. fTllB other; have contributed from ; tllileiiil flglllldullCle, but shreh has given

e to ve ." e oo are merit, Netds harmonious surround- ill/filing lgnsllllfi“! Wig}? OUIEPSPBSIWOII ings for hcaltlrs sake particularly. l

as the rich. One day John's disciples came and asked, "Are you the Coin- ing One. or shall we exlpect to see,

them asking this question he replitd. "Go and tell John what you have

I leg walk; _l0p6l‘S cleansed; deaf» and the wise it will poor have the good news proclaimed lell them that they still love

who ship.

"Aren't you ashamed to be seen smoking cigarettes, my

Bill. wot's a, teller to do when his dad

"I wancliai ha ver careful. Firs’ thing yo know

England-w?»- German internment camp; are "very writes Arthur Hum-

Cureiuily pick over oysters. Heat phrls‘ fcnnefly M Mulvem‘ non‘ B l ‘milk and oyster liquor, Season WlLiI camp at “fhen milk is f

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Dorothy Dix 's Letter Box

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lowing foolish reaso : Firs her.

I never seek

alone.

she say!

it is all a lie.

can't lose her even if she has into the right kind of a wife

Answer:

ll. into the right sort of a husband?

Look at it this way. you rush out and gather all the would. Now yoiu" wile is tenderness and appreciation. keep her love for you alive is die? Maybe it is

d:

—-to feel that he likes her to be near

But you are all wrong, Albert for lici‘ to get a compliment from h I

You know yourself how it

Fourth. I am a n8 I don't love her any more, buthMl-la Dlir

time on crazy her compliments because that giv

m mother was not itch. Anyw y PSOYHJIQV idea-sf What can I do to

work a sort of a double-barrel miracle your wile from a dissatisfied woman into a contented one.

If you saw your wile starving to death wouldn't ‘food you could carry? perishtng right before your eyes for love and

Can't you see that to feed it on kisses and soft talk. or other- foolish for wives to want their husbands to them, as they did din-m the days of court- But when a wife quits askin-g her husband "do you love me?" it is " time for him to begin to get scared, because it. shows she has got to the place where she doesn't care whether he loves her or not.

.._._._._

Ma-ibe it is silly for a wife to want her husband's companionship and

Wife Needs to be Praised and Petted Just as Much After Marriage as She Was During Courtship Days, if You Would Keep Her Happy and Contented

Dear Miss Din- I am the victim of a wile who is 100 per cent un- asonaible and imappreciative. for she is

us because I never t: nd I never give her a . . her company‘ and am just as happy

twud. r th rut-so

he r ‘llzyompllmen ug ese

Iadore her. But]: told that 1 loved he!‘ an

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tiful, and 1 see n0 reason to W8 don't 5p] I refuse to give es woman folks

. a, German and talk like that.

o make her

ERT.

We Albert. what about tackling a little 0b of making yourself over

If you w ldo that, 1 think you will

and find that you have 0119118811

You 0w you

the only way you can

, even if he isn't very entertain-

ing, but that is just the way the l, or creatures are built, and it does not - bode their husbands any good when they prefer the radio to their Johns. ven. The Spirit of the Lord is upon __-.___

me to

about it swelling the head oi a wife

er hiisb-atid. Just pills flesh pep ill her and makes her work the liiirdei" to please him. perks you up when the

It. doe.-n't do that. It

boss gives youa pat on

Ithe back and how you slack down with that wliats-iiic-use feeling if all

your good work goes without notice.

i Don't let this good wife of yours get away from you. ‘(hark courtship program that she fell for in the first place and it will still l‘ .

W0 no!

women who have been through the iwarned me about getting off on the spoil my husband.

They say that if

- band at first she will always have to

ia stave to him.

fAnswer: It de a bad start in marriage if

. bride should treatment. being spoken to at

fair share of‘ the family income.

nds upon what you call spoiling. p6 she makes a aoorinat of hei-selcf and lets her husband wipe his feet on her and kick her around when _he_ feels the need ioi- something on which to vent his spleen \vlic1i he is irritated. take her stand on such fundamental tnatici-s as courteous -Mv least asboiiiciy"

Just repeat

Spoil Your Husband At The Right Time Dear Miss Dix-I am about to be married and a number of older

matrimonial iniii so to speak, hate

right loot when I marry and not to

a woman bigllhi pampering hliei‘ blgls-

do 't and it wi endtip b er n8 ‘ ~ lire».

D0 you think thh is true?

Certainly a voting wile gets

Every I as ilic ccok, and a definite

It is emential that these things should be settled once and for all

,during the first years of marriage. ‘together. ‘admits it or not, every man 1'

catered to, whose tastes and IEvei-y husband likes his wile

, the habit of treatment of his wile th

But after that husband-spoiling is a. wife's best. bet. tires to be the household pet, the one who leasums are the wife's first consideration.

make love w him, to flutter him and t0

For in that time the husband forms- at he will follow as long as they live!

Whether l1

‘show her appgeciation of all he does for her. And if this is petting, make I

the mOSL 0 O l I

Deitr Dorothy Dix-Five years ago our father died.

ns. such as ii. .. . . . m.

had any real ha plrless with him. He wasn't PVPIl a o." ' asked for food until 1 became old enough to support the

been just one of his pcssessio

man a i faml y.

little things that. women Lkc and

to marry. this marriage.

for her to go ahead and marry him.

Answer:

and have your own homes.

NUT AND VEGETABLE GELATINE

Qllflflfil‘ lb mashed pOtlLLOBS; 1~4

parsley; 1 cooked chopped onion; 1 ,egg; little milk; pepper and salt. lwhen the bciins are cooked. rub ‘lthrough a sieve. Mince the nuts.

‘ .1=‘ry the onion and tomato in a. little ' ldripping. then mix with the nuts.

beans, potatoes, parsley, herbs. land seasonings. Bind this mixture -witii the egg. Use only just enough .mllk to moisten the mixture. It ‘should not be wet. Form into a roll. turn into a greased mould and steam for two hours.

l BE YOURSELF AND DEVELOP YOUR OWN PERSONALITY

f A really smart woman never is a carbon copy. She doesn't try to look or act like anyone ex- cept herself. She doesn't oapy a movie star's coiflure unless it happens to be as becoming to her as to the movie star. She doesn't adapt the mannerisms of others. she doesn't change her accent every time she happens to spend more than three weeks in a dif- ferent section of the country. l In other words. she is a per- son. And she would rather dram- atize the person she ls than try to imitate someone else.

If she is more-thun-lverlla in height. you never catch her wear-

My mother is now 60 and a man has come into her life. a. plain man, but a good worker, devoted to our mother, thinks of all the that our father forgot.

presents, takes hre places and appears to love hot verv much. All the other diildren except myself are very much against They say this old man sees a and is just playing our mother for a sucker. Knowing her past life as I do, I feel that if this man can give her com- panionship and happlnes. for the decllrang da. s of her life I would like

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tiravlder a lid He is

He ives her

ey w chance to get a good home. I don't agree with them!

hat s iill we do? WORRIED SON.

. I'd say lat your mother marry the man. You children are all married Why not let her have hers? old in these days. and the chances are that she would have many ha-ppy years togelher.___ _____

Sixty isn't and her elderlly: lover I DVQRVYEY_P__I._

Her political, economic and social

I views are based on sounder feasons|

than "My husband thinks" or John‘ ‘ lb cooked haricot beans; l ozs nuts; says."

pinch of mixed herbs; 1 large skin- _ ned tomato; 1 desserispoon chopped herself. And she does.

She can figure things out for

FISl-l IMPORTANT ITEM OF DIET ON FUR- FARMS

Fish forms an important item oi’ food on fur farms in Canada. vi and mineral content which makes fish s0 desirable 8s a food: for humans also makes it a valuable article of diet for fur farm use. At first fresh fi=li were used on Prince Edward Island, the home of lur farming, but later hake was cann- ed s ciall for fur farm use. Nova Scot is tleveloplng quick free methods in the preparation of fls