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LENTEN MEDITATIONS

IRAOHOAL RELIGION By a Journalist

True religion is doing~doing the Will of the Father-not letting George do it, or merel talking about it. 'I_‘he daily task tie. com- mon round, in the case of the Christian becomes a labour of love, a consecrated hobby‘, it vou will. but certainly a striving after that ber- fection ivluch is the object and end. of all true believers.

The othcr night when returning lroni a farmers‘ gathering, in the dusk, I heard the remark, without. seeing tlie source of it. it may oe good business-but it isn't good farming."

I thought: “In how many occupa- tions to-duy will you hear such a conviction expressed and taken for granted?"

It is as refreshing as a breath lrom the south-west to all of us whenever we see someone putting resolutely on one side the bait oi Jnmcdiate material gain from a sense oi craft-pride or duty to a zradition. It is an enheartening af- firmation of hidden worth in us and in some of our human callings. It rorrects that dlzsolating surplus 0i’ talk of money-values, and shows a ‘eaven of people who draw the line ind will not be bullied, by the ob- 'ious coarser standards.

A shopkeeper who will not stock hoddy goods no matter what the ihancea or the demands; a. public

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nun who sneaks the truth tough it lose him an election or a position; these strike a. certain C major chord in the most wcarv or cynical onlook- er and oertliy that iomfilhllll! spir- itual invests at times the most or- dinary pursuits and events.

The mark o1’ the fine craftsman is scru le about the means employed to otain any effect. To him, it is nothing to the point that results almost as good superficially may be got by some slick snort cut- Easy trick methods are to nini anathema.

That fragment o! conversation in the night recalled to me the memory of a loyal landworker who, in pain- fnlly difficult years, lived almost like a pauper sooner than commit the agricultural crime of selling hay or barnyard manure from his hold- ing to time him over,

What! rob his land of its heart and fertility? Sooner rob himself of food and simple pleasures. 1t was not mere traditionalism which he accepted but did not understand: nor was it the upshot of conscious scientific calculation about residual values. It was a. burning sense Christian equity. an instinct for "doing Iair by the land.”

He must. he feels. but more good into the farm than he sends of‘! it. He must leave it richer than he found it. His own llV€llllOOd—l2llls is his Christian faith, not demonstra- tion-will be provided meanwhile; on the ancient Christian principle that if you do right by your envir- onment and seek first things first.

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BRAINS MORE IMPORTANT THAN o GLAMOR IN BUSINESS

There Are Many SubstituEs For Beauty That Help Girls Reach The High Places

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m waa a In husband la anal wan- in: for months nww aha hadn't bons abla ta atir him out o! his ehalr in aha cvaninl. They never went a placethay were Ico- ing their friends. A the fun and comrade-

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dld“ '~ bdwfhm” f??? “d” fflmg,“ h" “Just because I've got stringy, mousy hair and a muddy COIIIIFlG

zzxtltamtfltghiaevlvoflek Iii-l" rlgflinaiii§all am fat. I never have a date. I will never get married. I wl never hav i

s-a . . . he u»: more wundly-atn semi- a worth-while job. for all the Prizes go to the good-lockers. Sc whats

H"! h“ new“ Mt ulmfl- YWfl "Iv" the use of going on trying to lve in a world where a girl travels on her

"m" G°°W° ‘°‘“Y'h"' "l" "‘°" l“ h“ face?" Iiots sari-owing daughter I advise you to take a ood. WW. carc-

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An evening's m... ' popular girls in your set’! Arc they he ones who have taken blue rib-

M-nv n man like Geerga can Nana an ~ bons in beauty shows? I trow n . When you feeling of weakness-oi nervous uhauaflcp ‘ come m thlnk o] 11;‘ aren't “my 1115f,

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titled with Vitamin B . They are wonder- W011 never stop ra c y e r au y

fully in builelin uh, red blood take a lance at the marr ladies. Allowing

w news-n a» vim" ""1 Imnzui and tor the andlca s of age and weight that time

have helped thousands w let back "In thl puts on women. (yw many of {hex do Qu flgum

""""- A“ m". 4mm" M" 1°" n" out were married for their beauty?

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Woman's Re alm z Social and Personal r Fashions r Literature

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Let us make n mistak b Evlery acred thatohas an; llbgllét fig} inc mess iin gikillillkl-DOWEI‘ is the ' b“ m wom Wm; 00¢ jabs of Sllflvly-lvon result of generations of And o We e e g ' ' ' .. , th th re lls that men hire their women employee toi- thzir gait-tale“ men “m; we“ by the instgad filrlhieirvzclompetenge, and tklliat itdis more impolrtalnt far a ' irl w h ill fl ~ peiw es-an -crea.m comp ex on an uk§%wf,‘f‘§h‘§ $5? or me 5°“ is 1st is to bgv: (lirazkelzlllackgsltlieflio-gnraplier or to have a. flair for selling goods. ' No doubt there are Don Juans who try to combine businms and phil- anderlng, but these are Iew and far between, and the average man is no more interested in the looks of his female employesh than he is in his

You’|l never be satisfied with anything else once you see RINSO WHITENESS e

THE first time you see Rinse- washcd clothes your experi- enced eye will detect instantly that Rinso not only washes whiter, it gives the whitest wash. In fact the only standard of real whiteness is Rinse whiteness!

He thought his shirt Was White . . .

Colors wash beautifully in Rinso

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in your wash towear longer because f‘ it floats away ‘ dirt without hard rubbing and scrubbing.

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No matter how varied your wash- ing experience may have been, you have only to try Rinso once and you ‘will never be satisfied with anything else. Use it this coming washday. Get the GIANT package, at your store, for extra economy.

‘EECOMMEND ‘RINSO?

males. What he wants is results, and you will find at “our invaluable Miss Smiths" and the ladies at the heads of departments, and the high- priced buyers are no Glamor Girls.

The truth is that women put. too much stress on more yslcal beauty. In reality it is one of the things we admire more in the c. tract than we do in the concrete. It attracts us at first glance. but it. does not hold us, and there are a dozen attributes that a woman can have that take her farther than violet eyes and naturally wavy hair. Even with men.

A man may rave over a living picture, but he shles away from the expense oi keeping it properly framed. When he marries he wants a wife who will admire him instead of one before whom he will have to con- tinuall burn incense. When he hires a new secretary, he wants one whose ooks won't make his wife green-eyed and keep her snooping on his

fl . o‘ Ce YOU CAN’ CHANGE YOUR. LOOKS

But, after all, discouraged daughter, there is balm in Gilead for you. and if you don't like your looks there is a. lot you can do about them. No irl nowadays need be as homely as God made her unless she is totally king in enterprise and energy. For while, as the Bible sa s, it may be true that no man adds two cubits to his stature by taking hought. a woman is not so inhibited. She can turn mousy hair into gold and straight locks into such ravishing curls as Nature never made, and change the dumpiest ilgure into a_stringbean if that ls her ideal.

She can also camouflage hcmehncss with good clothes that do for her face what the pink mosquito netting does ior the basket of green peachzs, Thank Heaven the general public neif-r diiferentiates between a woman and what she has on, and when they say “how pretty Mary looks tonight. they are probably complimenting her mauve chiffon and not herself. I

And there are so many other things that a girl can substitute for beauty that are more potent allures than the real thing. There is sweet- ness and gentleness and kindliness that make the plalnest face lovely. There is intelligence and gaiety and wit that make us forget the outside of a woman and think only o! the beauty of her mind and soul.

There is sympathy and understanding ,and any woman looks good to us who gives us these. There is charm that is made up o! all of these things and something else that our Fairy Godmother gives us when she kisses us in our cradles. And when a girl has these she can snap her fingers in the face of Nils; llnivease. ' _

WIDOW IN TIER OWN HOME DEAR MISS DlX-—I am a widow 61 years old, in 00d health and oung for my age. I live with my son-in-law and faml y, but would like lo have my own home. I can support myself. What do you think? I DISSATISFIED. ANSWER-I would say go to it. Get your own home where you can do as you please, have things the way you want them, have our own friends and some life and personality‘ of your own. as you cannot have when you are an enforced guest in your ln-law’s house. No woman who has an independent income or can support herself should live with her marrled_children. ___ DOROTHY DIX. _

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salt and lleiYPer 1 tablespoon rhzpced pimento

1-2 on; French drssslrg y 1 tablespoon swrct tickle relish

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