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HER ACTYVIHES I

'Justwhiatlsahitifyourheartbe ngmeaerngportagtrl.

sore; And its all being dons with the

aid of "Jerks," or as they an tum-

Just. pipe some old melody o'er and ed by the 'turkish inspects-

o'er general of physical edumtinn,

Till it soothes like summer rain. --healui and harmony movmaants.”

-Paul Lawrence Dunbar. Turkey has had a central school

of swedish gynastiu since 183.

' l.R0l'l'lNG HOUSE PLANTS and the government encourages ' _-__ mixed mass demonstrations all

In February or the first part of over the country on a set gymn-

March, when the house plants be- astic holiday etch year. gin to make new growth. it is UW 1#

oest time of the year for repottilll Kgssgggg gg-g|,|g'_|'lA5 ferns, palms or other decorative m CAHFGNHA -row” in _ .___

'I‘isaI0ud¢f'1ulbaimf0rpain.

11138 The soil for the decorative house pmm mv, w_ ¢hrmm“ vm |,¢

plants- should be rich and well

l` haf-mold if it can be secured. and _ land will serve the plant well. To

prevent it from becoming sour I double handful of charcoal .should be added to each PNK of soil. The charcoal should be broken into bits the sine of peas. A handful of bonemeal may also be added to

~ meh peck of soil; hut if this is

done, the soil should be mixed several days before using.

In repotting. the new pot should

,- not be more than one size larger

than the old one. The difference

‘~ ` of an inch, from a six-inch to A

‘ seven-infh pot, for instance, is

sufficient. More pronounced char-

n eiou for when too

I ges are da8` S. ' ._ .much fresh :oil is present in the

.. ` pot ir, is liable to become water-

‘ _ soaked and sour.

TURKISH WOMEN LOSE

FAMED IIAILEM FIGUIII-IS

Turkish feminine physique is

T :hanging from the plump. cushlony

.1-. ype suitable for the harem dlvln. 11 io the wry, whipped-like form of

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kissless in Tulare, California.

old ordinance which dscaisl mistletoe a nuisance and makes it a misdemeanor for any resident to permit to grow.

Owner.; of property on which the

parasitic pllnt is found are subject to prosecution unless they destroy it. 7 The ordinance, passed in IDM, was nm, enforced for years.

MORE RED]-IBADBD

BOYS THAN GIRLS

There are more redheaded boys

than girls, according to a report issued by the medical research council, London, this conclusion having been arrived at by Miss R.. M. Fleming, of the medial re- lsema mms starr, ami- a rtuuy extending fourteen years and tak- ling in 2, 219 boys and 2,013 girls,

The report also mentions the fol-

lowing facts:

The blue eyes of a baby may be-

come brown, but no brown eyes ever become blue.

Changes in eye and hair color

are always to darker shades not lighter. ..

Boys and girls are equal in aver-

age height up to eleven years.

Girls are taller than boys he-

tween eleven nnd fourteen. After- wards boys become, steadily taller than girls.

SEE THAT YOUR. NEW

SPRING SHOES FIT WILL

When yousart outtobuy new

spring shoes, put yourself in the hands of a man who knows how to fit feet. The Easter parade will hold noioysfor you ifyourfset are tired and,aehing long berore the day is half over.

It is estimated that a great per-

centage of all foot ailments caused by poor fitting shoes. If your shoes are too short. 'eorlis an likelyto formonthe tipsofyour toes. Li' shoes are too long, they have a. tendency to slide up and down on your heels, causing blisters.

Bimions often come as a result

of wearing narrow shoes. Arches ache and makeycu tiredifyour shoes are not designed for your particular type of foot.

Low heels are best for walking

purposes. And the girl who likes to dance in shoes with medium heelswill findsome of thenew spring styles right to her liking.

Stockings should he large enough

togive your toesroom to move about. At the same time, don't get them so long that t.hey'll wrinkle and irritste your toes and heels.

Never wear the same pair of

hose a second day without washing them. It takes very little time to dlp your stockings- in a pan of suds when you remove them at night. The hose will lut longer

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and your feet will he more com-

“Before My Baby ' Was Bom”

'Lydia B. Plakhanfa V

Compound built me up bg; ban was born. For ive months

notkeepfoodonmylomach

I had eo lla

sold ms helped Y *PP*

soon

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I am tbeegicmn of heal now. Your m dne is wonderful in

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Sandy came home lo°Uu¢ very

down in the mouth

"Whats wrong?" asked his wife. "Aren‘t we about the most un-

lucky family in the wurrld?" re- ` plied the Scot. I "I dont understand ye.” replied his spouse. looking rather puzzled.

"There‘s a chemist in the toon

selling his medicines at half price. and here are we just back from holiday and all in the best of health!" Sandy explained.

liilnknlli-Iw'l|afoolwi-len!

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never |poai;s,D:nd iine.!“;-. ‘_

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get ltthlooa:,ias?‘the germ-Insist phlg

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_\'Vhat Every Widow Knows! By LUCILLE VAN SLYKE

He took from his own pocket a

long folded document which he handed to Freddy." I-er-happem ed to find that in last Sunday-" he

wardly.

Freddy pounced

Fred

tha

coin

ha

your coat po(-'set confessed awk-

upon the paper

I‘ve loohed high and low for that'

and been worried stiff," he con- fessed, "Why in heck did you take lt? Couldn’t you see it was im- l portant?"

Clarence grinned. "More important

you,’ he poked s riba facet

ttl

tomethanto

the parties of the parts, I gathered one Kerry lingers, iiciary of mush » ¢d's will. Nioa li

dy _

iously Omittlng the whereases and

first and second; t it concemed

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"Bu: he died under an assumed

name and we can‘t find her-" Freddy waked important. with of- fice business.

Clarence blew s large ring of

smoke.

call the police and l'll see you get s nice rake-ci! when the time comes. You may have the papers but I have the che-ildi In other words I have found the che-ild wife!"

"Youi" gasped Freddy.

"Little choosy Clare

exulted. “I went after I had out

papers and

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[four Allah be prtised, she yo ,lust before we came

marry!" _

ence gravely corrected him. "And the beauty ol the scheme k that she doesn’t know ahe's anybodra heiresasndwewoift breakthenewa to her until nfter she is Hrs. Clar-

t ence Collins. For if anybody knew

what she had coming to her, then

"Keep your mouth shut. Freddy. ing

l"he cautioned." Don't scream or eh?"

Freddy was stunned.

tbdirelotbes.

|real estatn office right her way and arrangemen -h

ereuted her thetearoomplace ' doarsdown the street-and

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u saw passing with

"The one you said you might

“The one I must marry." Clar-

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Two ounces of old cheese,

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'Inmate

Cheese

Have one ounce of butter. put it

in s pan. and melt it, then add one tablespoonful of tomsto sauce. Btir well. and then add 255 ounces or S1'l¢¢<| Old 010000. seasoned with a little cayenne and lemon Juice. Have some rounm of buttered WI-It Nldy. and serve very hot.

Odd scraps of cheese need never

be wasted. Grate the leftover cheese. then have s quarter of a pound of butter. together with one table- spoonful of made mustard; season with POPPU' and salt to taste. Mix allthesetosltiifeream sndpu: into dry pots. This will keep for some weeks.

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URKIAND LAKE, Ont" Feb, 35_

-_ New Liskesrd Juniors won the central group honors _of the North. ern Ontario Hockey Agceiaiim when they defeated Kinklanq Lake at New Liskeard last night 'l-4, New Liskeard wen the round 19-9,

Ask for

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With or Without Her

lucky if she does not starv fully lucky if she doesn‘t han race of life. Why isn't a h

ancial proposition?

AIIEWUII

One of the most important factors in any man’| success is his re- New York.

lationship with his wife. If he loves her. that love fires his ambition. It time

|gives added powers to whatever ability he possesses because it fumlshes

cn,” him with an inspiration for doing the very bert that is in him

U-in 'D sub iwants to give her every comfort and luxury Most of the

that men have done have been achieved for the sake of the

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add the pickles. which should bei You call attention, doctor, to one of the strongest phrases of the lo

chopped. Add also the made mug- matrimonial problem and that is, that neither husbands nor wives seem tard and Milner. Serve at once on to realize that s happy marriage is something that has s commercial as '°°'°°°'°° rotmds of toast. \ well as a sentimental value, and that it is an investment that pays, even

_.__ in dollars and cents, afbetter dividend than Government bonds.

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Yetitisthe solemn truththatsmarrisdeouplewhslove eachother

and who get along harmoniously together have g hundred times better, chance of prospering than s husband and wife who are antagonistic to’ each other and who are always fighting each other. Not only are they] willing to work for each other and sacrifice for each other, but thelr» mindsareat pesceandthemencangive his whole attention tahil career, instead of having his thoughts distracted _hy domestic grievances.

it

But if a man’s marriage is a failure' ii his wife does n°ot satisfy him'

ifshe maiaesahome thstisaplaoeofstrife instead ofpcaca.thenhi ° haatobe asupergeniusandssupermantaaucceedllsinstsuchodda Big employers takes into consideration the kind of wife a man has and

his home life before they put him into a position of importance.

usband who produces s

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‘rg bf itil; its aéirrai

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since

Roosevelt died. Bay, L 1., wiu public funetim

Grrn Roosevelt is married to .iam lldlilim, of Baltimoze, March 3. Mila Roosevelt, daughter f Colonel and Hrs. Theodore Roosevelt. s the first grandchild of the lata President to be married.

It is announced that Prlident

. - nsevelt and his fam

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clear. One lobe of his brain is still oonoemed with the mean things and ,mg she said to him and his hot comebacks, so he vainly tries ta concen-

trate on the matter in hand. '

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Franklin il!

. nothing ascribe

mnyasiaasrnuwitanaparmeraaebreauupaprontaslamai- .

ness or offends his best client or patient simply because he is grouchy with his wife. And many a man slacks down in his work just because he docnft think it worthwhile to toil for a woman who never shows anv

appreciation of what he does for her.

til' 5”?

FC =T§§ rs t.5

Many I wife nm for her russia: and an whining ma complaining

by driving her husband away from home to some other woman who makes ' herself more agreeable. Many a woman living on s meager alimony sees some other woman splurgmg around on money that would still have been hers if she had thought it worth while to yes-yes her husband and iolly him along in order to keep her Job ss a wife, as any girl has to yel-yea

prodta-ble for a woman to make h husband hams make her happy. for in keeping .lm eating out oft

sl well-being depenm. ‘

md .i01l¥ 1161' ¢l1\Pl°Y¢1' in 01110! t0 h0!d down s good-paying s.tuat.on.

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pendsonalmosteverywifehowlongherhusbandil

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quietshesurrouads nervouspmltration

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Egg ‘r $8 92' EE

Oh. Vol. it pays for husbands and wives to make each other happy.

It saves many s doctors bill and pushes many a msn on to succen.

DORUTHYDIX.

Dear Mllvir-llultmlslvmtaksllraguataaitoomauiritaarawt

ll! W0 hi-S N011 l1°i»N!ll' bil! \U\h\Pl\ine|s and I Am lonely, `di|i.llulionad` and discouraged. Nobody loves me. I have never had any real friends! 610101’ lifll 02 b°¥l- I lm 0111! 10. yet life seems to me useless.

DIBILLUBIONE.

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Ivan love. Even frienhhip. And that we must make

hawiness. You complain because you are unpopular with

aids 0( thing! illtlld of iliollinl morbidly an the dark ones? is sunshine as wall as rain, you know. I-fave you ever irred w m pleaaanter for other people instead of resenting every effort made for your pleasure?

our bln hawinms, but we don‘t

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friemh. that. too, ia your own fl oornradeahip and eager to meet

or

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and selfishness. "lhe make other people haw!

at all.

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Perhaps you are IU

an never willing to pls

run alter you Why #hi yourself to them Bt Pl'

es, s mixture t take it on the toward life."

DOROTHY DU.

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