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‘Personal / Fashions '1 Literature

FEBRUARXfi. 1941

Social and

THE 0051?’; l-‘Dorothy Dix Says-

GIRLS MUST BE HONORABLE IN THEIR DEALING WITH MEN

It Is Proper T0 Have Many Boy Friends B111 Not Cricket T0 Lead All_Of Them On, Believing They Will Wm Her Hand

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it teaspoms lemon Juice

Grated rind of 1 lemon

l cup finely sliced banana:

Method: MlX together the sugar. flour and salt in the top pert cf a double boiler. Place over boiling water and add the milk gradually. Cook the mixture, stirring cmstant- ly, until thickened and :10 raw taste of flour remains. Beat the egg. morcughly and add a little of the cooked mixture to it. then return this to the double boiler and c.ok

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. or Boiled Q05" Dear Miss Dix-l am a stanch believer that a woman sets the P000 in any situation, especially in herreallnss with men. find Iudon twblfliianlg

that girls give boys a fair break 1r. not making their nten ons _h them e>rliclt so that the boy will know vi ere he stand; Every girl plays the field of younfl men for lzu own gains and for that alone. Not one hesittves to carry a half-dozen young fellows along. making each feel that he stands out. in

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for about a minute longer, stirring constantly. Remove from the heat. ndd the lemon Juice and grated rind and coal the mixture. Fold in the sliced bananas thoxaughly and spread filling on prepared cake.

her opinion above the rest. Then hows the M01 day who‘. she blossoms forth wr... a sparkling ring from one of the lot. What are the other five to do'.‘ I would appreciate knowing what you think oi this side of the EITAULUOD. Perhaps iou car. suggest somethlrl! t0 1161i! 501110 0f "5 ack or our feet. E- 3-

ANSWER-Perhaps the love game can never > be played with all the cards on the table and with every player being perfectly $01111" and honest. And especially is this true of women. for they are handicapped by not being ab.e to select the men they would like to have for hus- band; and coin-t them 01101113! 01101 1P0T11<1y< A girl can’t say to a my; -John, ‘l iove you. Will you marry me? I have a good Job and I tnlnk I could support you in the style 111 111111011 V0111‘ father has always done." No, .1118 has to dissemble her feelings and desires and 11L on the sideline and ' pretend she hasn’t even noticed

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139mg man includes being a bit of a. cannibal!"

1.0m; had listened to the 0on- vanation with interest. Hawksfordb manner with the other was aer- lectly natural. But when they P- ped for perol, and she asked him it they would be in Rotorua by lunch time. he replied in a tone of exaggerated respect:

“I fancy so, madaml" and stood to attention when she got out of thc C31‘.

Lroma actually surprised a gleam of amusement in Captain lvflllss eye. She was furious.

A little grim. a little rugged,

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BANANA LEMON ROLL

3 e88 .\ Iks bcimn lightly

3-4 cup sugar

1 tablsspocn cold water

Grated rind of l lemon

l iablewprc-n iimon ju-ce

2-3 cup sifted cake flour

l teaspoon baking pwder

1-4 tras-poon salt

3 egg whit-rs stiffly beaten Banana lemon filling

Icing sugar M-cthozi: Beat the e2: yolks until thick and lemon-colored. then rad-

South From Mayfair

By Pearl Bellairs

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This deal ls limited onnsn rnom YOUR

SELFISH MAN l

The doctor of a count vlll had t/wo children who There :2 knowledged as being me ppemm little girls in the district.

While the two children were m walking one day. they happened l, Pflss two small boys; lne liven l;

hlnpln Len! Tuilef Soup is soothln ._ lathqrl uirkly. and so Iy Ireshons Hi0 I in While If rlnnrlsrs (mildly scented)

DEALER TOMORROW.

Leisure

luck makes

uzilly bczit in the sugaa. Ad the Jctmlhuntil iwme freak of“

cold \vater_ grilled lemon rind and gum “Cf belt: so Line on” My“? 5b,: men lad o geting tie man s e wan

lam n lines. S.ft the flour. . _ , _ m, asme i, and 5m again mm the is to gather around herself as many

baking powder and szili. Fold this mo“ as 51:9 ‘fan n} the hope 191mb mm we egg ‘Yolk mixture‘ a small among than .he viill find one viho

amount at a tune. Beat the egg Wm be what she wants‘ whites until stzff. but not dry. and what Gm Faces

man to believe that she is in love with him when she i.n't. that is a very different thing It is cruel and dishonable, and no girl of high principle would do it.

But for a girl to narrow herself down to Just one boy friend when she doesn't even know his inten- tions, is silly and a sure sign that

“You're probably right!" Captain Mills admitted. "We call the Maoris reckless because they keep hen; in their motor cars; when the ‘truth is they're a. bit above us in seeing that ‘A mans a. man for a’ that!”

“At the same time,’ said Hawks- ford. taking his eyes off the road

Havvksford matched the new world about them, .~o different from any- thhig Imna had known in Europe. The untamed pumice lands streaked here and there with the smoke oi ‘fumeroles among the scrub, the - plumed snowy summit of a volcano seemingly afloat in the blue of the dist-ant south. The vast sky, the

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Living a

V——The Woman’s Realm

THE SINGING HEART

xrzing heart ls the Ewart you file.

It. jrgliions gilflf and oa-re

I; matters nct what the are.

We know a song is than.

shadows

And be it walkzng the open road, Or on [119 c.t_v street. The Sllglng heart. has a Joyous

7101i‘ That makes just living meet.

The manufacture of felt llflls in the Unzi-sd States requires more than 50.000000 abblt skins every year.

ARCTIC PANTRIES The latest home ultilty roo-nzs

being extended to include taglzties fc.r_qu_ick freezing and!

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storage of fresh fiurcn lords. 'l‘liese Arctic pnntries are becoming in- creasingly popular.

Water seals are inosl important the construction <f a sound house. Water seals. or flashing should be employed wherever" a crack or Joint might admit rain water. They should be of lG ounce

When carving a rolird <1" stand- ing rib roast. use a very sharp thin- bladed, long handled knife. For the rolled roast cut thlll slices across the top; for standing roaszs cut in! thin slices at right anglrs io tlzc‘ ribs.

When getting the table for guests. allow from 24 t 30 inchfs of space to a person. This makts r com- fortnble seating and 5~‘~“.‘\‘il‘_L‘. A crowded table is uncomfortable and

I’! For Thursday, February 51,11

MARCH 21 to APRIL Z0 (Aries) PFresh .pportun.iies. Cooperate math. those for yvliom or with whom

ou work. Stretch a. point to be

el-pful-ig will pay in the long run. Gsod results p2s~.bie for the right ‘kind if effort. lLart affairs in favor.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus)— You should be able to realize some ChBXVSlIPG dreams this fzne plane En" day. Perhaps spectacular show-

g5 are not cbtainable though. you can't. help but have some sucoss in anyzhizig in which you seriously {TV

NIAY 21 t: JUNE 21 (Geminl)—— Friendly stars Sfnllg on good work. There should be a personal satis- faction in striving after improve- ment tociay. Your magnetic P011‘- sotiality is always n valuable asset Wlitll vou use it rightly.

JUNE H to JULY 2'3 (Cancer)- It‘s taps f.i- you, wnth several ex- cellent aspects involved. Only one big admonition: Don't take things too much fcr granted. You must produce. Ffinessc. carefully handled matters w.ll add to your achieve- meiit.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Le >- Donl let trivial matters, perscnal

es or any other hindering agencies hinder you from reaching your objemve this very beneLc, encouraging day. Business arid ro- mance are sponsored.

AUGUST 23 lo SEPTEMBER 23 jwirg.) - Practical and molt necessary interests are the first fav- ored here. Proceed without ovcr- straining; don‘t try to force issues. Steady achievement more likely than brilliant.

SEPTEMBER 2i to OCTOBER 23 (Libra) - Stars are very favorable [or your particular line of en-

Your Individual H O R O S C O P E

tL—-—- By Frances Drake ————J

ydeavor;

also for adding to your laureis in l1'.\\' ui§_icli."il=....g~. S‘ Kil- tiiic pursuits, lllldiilllg, inc its t- ing are leaders. I

OCTOBER 24 t0 NOVEMBER 22 (Scorpio) — Stimulating lICLLVlLlCS. Worry and delay can be your worst enemies. The calmer. Cllfilflfil‘ and more evenly balanced you arc, tlie| better will be the IQSUJLi of your efforts.

NOVEMBER 28 t3 DECEMBER 32 (Sagittarius) — Stars suggst you hold emotions wcll in check. N0 time to display irritability or impatient. ‘They will impede pro- gress. and progress in buszsicss and industry are favored.

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) - Favorable for deal- lng with superkrs, executiv-cs of in- dustiy, government, educational ln- stitutions. Be clear and to the

oint. Know all the details neces- sary for prosecution of your wufk.

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 2o (Aquarius; -- Lively indications f . r the energttic, ambitious Aqiiarian. Gains through alert action and at- tention to YOUR. j'b. Br- prepared for unexpected hilllipfniligs This is; a period for ever-increasing effic- iency and speed. I

FEBRUARY 2i to MARCH 20 (Pisces) — Guard against im- pulsive actlon and unhealthy rest- lessness. Good WJlK can be achieved ‘ today if you are ‘patient and steady in effort. Genera busines= izitensts l mare favored than those purely] personal.

A CHILD BORN ON ‘Pi-ITS DAY will be lnve-ntivo and intelligently inquisitive, Fond of study, and fond oi’ pleasure. tor. Nieds outdoor l activities in moderation for better health and circulatlrn. Must not cvverlndulge sweets or rich ftods. Capable of su: .ss in a scientific or prtfessional fi cl Would be a good!

mechanic. Patient, suldious.

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Swans Down Cake In the Pantry

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Made only from loft Canadian winter when, grown for Swan! Down in one particular section, Swans Down Cake Flour is l softer, finer flour that makes it easier for anyone to make more fern ting, lighter cakes. Milled

lie Swans Down "Controlled

by! Millin

Procen," this selected grain is ground and re-grouucl,

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then sifted again and again through silk to produce a cake flour which is 27 times as fine an ordinary flnur. The superlative finenessandunvarying liighqual- ity of every package ol Swans Down helps give m Swans Down Cake Flour that fine, cvcn grain

which means extra delicacy and goodnessin every cake you hiikc.

RECIPES POI Till’ I MOST POPULAR CAKIS ARE 0N THE PACKAGE

ftld fhcse info the mlXl-llfe also. Ti ‘ll “no l1 greased sliallotv pan ilh heavy paper and again

Bike ln a niodrratr- cvcn

who (lea. F) for ab ut 20 minutes. Turn cut. on a sheet of waxed paper or cheesecloth that has been

sprinkled with. icing sugar; remove 1

the paper qu-.cl:l_v frcm the bottrm cf the cake and i-rim off the crusty edges. Spread the cake ‘with the banana lstincn filling and roll u-p Wrap in wax paper t: cli:ll. Cut in I-Z-“icii slices to serve. and garnish with whipped cream 01' ice cream.

somewhat confusing [o bot-h hrSlESS

and guests.

Lily-of-ihe-valley pLps develop- into lovely ilcwver spikes w.thin a nicnth after bzmg planted in the house. Keep quite moist and in a dark place until sprcuts are f.ve niches long‘.

Mon are m re sllstzllllble to pneu- monia than are women,

British authorities once attempt- ed to persuade the ople stitutc ciriy 10'. ‘ ' in the bct- tom crust of 1‘ cause of the wheat scar.ny' between i793 and 1814.

THE OSTRICH HAS AN APPETITE

The ostrich as you kn w. ls t nlly famous fcr tivo things- b e, ti: (nil leathers. of céurse. One cf these is the old hctlon that it thought it could hide itself by burying L15 head in tho szinti. The other is its wnderful power of catnig strange objects without iri- jilry to itself.

An ostrich in a certain Zoo re- cently svvallr-vrvcd two airs of’ gloves, three handkerchic several feet of tough string, a bobbin c1 the sort used in small cameras, a comb. a pzcce of a bicycle tire. and a varied collection of nails, screws and wire. And, whether you be- lieve it. or not, the creature scents none the worse f r its amazing ef- fortsl

TWO ORPHAN SQUIRRELS

Two parentlrsts squirrels. cold, huligiy and disconsolate. were dis- covered ln the hollcw of a. ttee in the suburbs of Detrot. ‘Ittey were rescued and given to a sympathetic man who assumcd the duty 0f fstcr-parent.

After the orphans were safely cstatblsheci in a rocmy wire cage. the prctbfrm of feedzig them pre- sentid itself. They were too ycung to crack nuts for themselves, and their litlte teeth were too sharp to permit the use cf a rubber-tube f“; Jiquid refreshment.

In this (mtrgcniclt their protec- tor had an inspiration. He filled the reservoir of his fountain-pen with milk. nnd_ inserted the point in each small mouth alternately. The orphans drank eagerly.

Succeeding expzriments were equally successful and when last heard of the pets were thriving vigorously.

WHITENS LINENS

If table linens become yellow through infrequent use. tubbing in a generous suds, thorough rinsing in clear water and a light blueing should restore them to snowy whiteness.

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This ls no cynosure. believe me. she is going to be an old maid. For while she is looking out for Mr. Right she has to endure all sorts and conditions of men —sihc has to look lntcreted while she ls isteniiig to boies who are so fire- make her want to

WOMEN DON'T STRESS THE LOOKS OF MEN

Dear Mis Dix -—I am a man slightly over 30. iverage looks, ex- ccpt that I must. wear spectacles and am rapidly becoming bald. I

some they scream. She has to dance with boors who

feel that my chances of a happy marriage are slipping away he- cause of the above circumstances and this is causing me untold mcn- ' tal suffering. Can you say a word t of hope for me? X. Y.

ANSWER-There is an old s ing that. "men don't make passes at girls with glasses." but wocncn v have more gumption than that and they would never turn a man down merely becausghe had on spectacles.

The one thing in which women show more intelligence than men is in not putting the absurd vaiua- I tlon on looks that mcn do. No doubt it is true that a woman who

stcp on her feet andruin hcr slip- pers. She has to stave off pawers without insulting them and making lliem mad. She has to date wi:h tightwads who begrudge her an ice-cream soda.

She has to go through sufferings that would cause you to shed tears of pity over hcr instead of blaming 1161‘. because that is the only way that Mrs. Grundy permits her to find a mate.

So you can see that a girl who is EUTYOUIIClGd by a number of $011112 men who date her and take hcr to places and make themselves cliaivning and agreeable to hcr. but who have never popped the question or even so much as men- tioncd marriage to hcr, cannot tell tltcm that she doesn't. intend to marry hem when they haven't asked her.

She 1S not a mind reader and doesn't know what their inten- tions are. so she can't warm them not to get serious. She has fo lot the whole situation hang up in the air until some one of the young men comes clown f0 brass tacks and asks her to be his.

matrimonial toboggan slide.

She might be possessed of all the major and minor virtues and have a fortune to boot. but that bald spot would prevent any man from taking her to a ball and makc a barrier llFl\\'£‘(‘l‘l hcr and the eligible youths.

Bui. no woman would ran about it if tlic man was in- telligent and troll-mannered and flood ccmpaiiyi and pleasant to be with. So while your sister might be doomed to be an old maid if she stood in your ‘hoes. there ls no

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This becoming Jumper frock ts easy enough. for the beginner to

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sew for herself. The single front and back seams take care of the necessary fitting and the wide shoulder straps are comfortable. Add button trim to the pockets to match the buttoned straps. A neatly tailored shirt bl use com- pletes the costume and is ever so [smart made with long sleeves of {striped cotton or rayon. Dark sheer wool is snug and warm for cold days at the office cr fr. the class- room.

Style N0 3288 ls designed fcr aim 12, l4, 16. 1B and 20, Sim 16 requires 1 7-8 yards of 54-inch fab- ric for Jumper; 2 1-4 yards of 39- inch for blouse.

Hat. No 3466 is designed for one size, adaptable to any head- Isize and must be crdered separate- Y

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Send Twenty (200) coin i8 pre- ferred. for Pattern. Write plainly your Name. Address and the style number. Be sure to state the size lyou wish

t Style N0 3268 Size

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CATS TO THE RESCUE

W11 n ihry drag in odd. mis liiipenl a tlitng= D:n't bltlme the famly cats - l l Thry may be try ng to zuggcst New slyics for mothers‘ hats. l

Costumes are trilrng

to sprlng| curves. Ills" a t: ck

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was over 30, who wore gla ses and 1 was getting biltl. would be on the ‘

for the moment to look at Captain Mills with a grin. "Youvegnt to remember that the Maori idea of,‘

‘windy spaces. As they drove .out.h, it was impossible for Lorna not to bc interested by Havvksford, even while she was angry with hi. in- science. And he kept it up: fYcs, madam! No, madam! Cer- tainly, madam!" i O

was so lll-tle i0 do in the

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Relief from Misery of Colds lgpmigj Viclzs Way

Now when your child catches cold relieve miscry-easily-with a “VapoRub Massage.’

With this more thorough treat- ment, the poulticc-and-vapor action of Vicks VnpoRub more effectively PENEIllATESimtated air passages with soothing medicinal vapors . . . STIIIIIJLATES chest and back like a warming poultlce or plaster . . . STARTS IIELIEVING misery right away! Results delight even 01d friends of VapoRub

To GET a “VapoRub Massage" with all its benefits-massage l VapoRub for 3 minutes on 1M- PORTANT RIB-AREA OF BACK as well as throat and chest- spread a thick layer on chest, cover with a warmed cloth. BE SURE to use genuine, time-tested VICKS VAPORUB.

ilie pictures or walking in the fine Botanic Gardens. that Lorna Inst liei‘ dignity sufficiently while they stayed there to trike Hawksiord on at his own game.

"Kindly go and buy me a ncivs- paper, l-lawksiord! . . . .Be so good as to fetch my parcels from the 'sli0p. Hawksiord!" \ imitating hi.) tone of frozen

formality, she gave him little jobs I and errands to do for hcr. She knew the.lia4iii't. bargained for it. 1n ex- -crci.slng his humour on her; anj it lgave her a malicious triumph to see ,iiim going to fetch a parcel she nad deliberately left behind.

But it soon ceased to be iuii. Af- ltcr all, he was really a chauffeur; llt was too easy to score off him in that way.

They had bevn in New Plymouth three days, and she was driving down the coast to Wringanul with .:cr father and aunt in the after- iicon; she had Just gained a victory over l-laivksfoi-d by delibortelyi drop- lilll" hIr gloves fur him l0 pick up. ‘Ihcy stopped at a l'£l_1l\\’flJ‘ crossing

‘waiting for a train to pass all-l 11;,- --- ---~~~ ~~r she sat in theback scat she Jfidld reason why you bhoum be an 01d sce Havvksfords lace in the mir- bachclor except that you haveift ,1‘°1" 01'" 1110 “'111n~1@1'4‘@11- H0 3111811 gm [he enwrprise m o out and ,l".is eyes suddenly so that they gazed hum vomsm up a “-,lf"e_ into hets into the glass . .