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y on truer seats of straw this morning. 1f one might] m m1 for even a days length what might '- 01‘ ml ht not! --oom from a once in"!

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CREAM DEODORANT

derim if "that girl," hes the Oven (to which I alone hold the hey) hot enough for her celoe; has she held msheegeamilkattiremooerwm- perature for the weenlnlt "M" pigs or oh, dear, has it scaldedl And are mv best pillow-sill! "lb- bing their bloom away 0n the ‘>16 maple tree? Present-l . I suspect my slttlng- duties woud be rill- “ I would need small kitchen.

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The danger from flying‘ artic- les of glass as revealed p time makes it probably that glass will be larcely replaced by pastic sheets of synthetic resin in a few

ever. new uses are be-

years. How

in? found for glass whiolh will en- ab e it more than to hold its own. One cf the

uses. curiously enough. ls to reinforce plastics, so that already we find glass and its

. syrvlitietic resin ,work- lng together.

Spun-glass fibres are being. ed to reinforce plastic materials much the same way as steel rein- forces concrete duced

it is being usedin aeroplane con-l structlon. and in making light‘ lvecaee- . ' ‘Ilhe glass fibres are formed by

gatb-srh: together a hundred or more fine filaments ,0! glass as they emerge from as nanny, tiny holes in the melting chamber. The strands are wound together at a hill! Deed into fibres. So strong can these fibres be made that. with a diameter of only 290 hundred- thcusandths of an inch they will have a. tensile strength of a. quarter of a million pounds per square inch.

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Price Control Questions and Answers

Questions and Answer: on Price ‘Control will a pcatr l? The Guard an as a regu ar eeure each ay - l dd; a spoonful of vinegar to ‘lhe uestions are those which-haw . ﬁlmed 3°!‘ 50m? “m9 “m? m? Yates. a n‘ . reaeiﬂea the Wartime Prices and 851ml Beam w be exorbitant. ls eachqualt of rmsing water. h Trade Board from housewives in‘ i119" 11° W!” "ﬂung °n sum 59*‘; Q. l-low can I remove fres this region. The answers are pro wiwi- edl Pauli 04°!‘ [mm F‘ mm‘- vided by the Board Readers. Per, A- SWTBKQ rates are ggvemhg‘ A Bv smmg ghyee or {our can; who have intelligent question by the amount 011M866 y t flomons and putting ‘mm in a in ask on price control are invited‘ 58919 57m 101' the same ammgli}? bucket of cold “mtg; Leave the, h‘ "m, ‘Mm i” 5' w ‘mlspace during the has-w perm ' to bucket in the center of the room Women's Regional Advisory CUIH‘! ﬁml l5 Qlbwed w mam!“ {P e5‘ m“ seven“ hours) mitteeAiif__t!i_e___W3r__T_ime Prl’ fbowe thosiii .l m“ ‘

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JUGGLING MOLECULES

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1. What is wrong with een-, tenoe? "Never mind what guanine",

2. Wh the correct pronunc- iation of "inimitable"?

3. Wh misspelled? Barlcade. baroneas.

4. What does the word "nut-l teratlon" mean? I e word beginning

5. What is with ar that means "haughty"? ' ANSWERS l .. a. a" K

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HUNTING Il‘QR SECOND WIFE

Warm-Hearted Women Hanker- To Attempt Stepinothering

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I Y! the V. y. but as m, children they give me the cold shoulder .

1 make only e modest income, ‘eanloffer a woman is my heart. an mm to be enough. I am ioai that some day I will be able to find a girl who love me‘ enough to takrme. _chlldren and all s make? them the good-home they deserve. '

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ANHWER: Keep on hoping and

and-yolrwlll find her, for there are ple hearted women, with a ‘ l complex. who would you and mother your “erleee childrpu- Perhlm the reasqn _ haven't found such a one is because you have looked for the Wrong 5s c! e. woman and in the wrong places. You are stlu look-ind tor a Ilamour girl, u you did in tile days whe you were e. young buck yourself, with no incumbr rice, ﬂllﬂ .1,“ a‘ hunting her in the gay epots: whereas you should be seekinu a \','3md who is about your own age and who is eweet and gentle and unselfis and a lady. but who, for some reason. has been passed ovcz" by “m.

That type of woman wants to marry. She has a hea

that aha is lust. dying to bestow on a huebend. Bhe yourchildrenand make you luet the cart of wifey place to look for her is not in night clubs. but in t married friends. Probably there isn't a one of tllem a Miss Lulie or a Miss Sally who would suit you. Dorftbetooherdontbeliriawhodorft wanttomerryawiaaw with three children. The role of the stepmother is one of me 1mm and meet thanklsl once in the world, and the wonder is that any w men is brave enough to undertake it.

Damn. was DIX: We have been married for 20 years and h" three children. My husband is a eeleeman, calling from house to hour and is very pleasant to the women to whom he sells. I have never iu cause to be Jealous. but. as we near forty I find myself ziervous a . unsure of him. Bpecially of one woman who is about 30. w]; me to think nothing of ‘her but that she il his belt paying custom and that he cares nothing for her. only for the money she pJyi mm What shall I do? How can I overcome this jealousy? Should i ll to her? Or to her huliand? Or to mine? Or should I leave things they are? My husband is only away from home through the day. ll never goes out at night. He makes good money and l brow vim it goes.

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ALICE I. approach the die-age spies

ANSWER: Probably it is natural that when wives fortieth birthday and see thelnselvee acquiring the mid or getting more and more string-beany, that they develop n Jeilo complex and see a rival in every female to whom their husband: n even a civil word. '

It ls a pity. for it is their undoing. because just at the time whe they are losing their physical charm they ouid increase their meat attractions for their husbands by making themselves mort- aurcoablr more ﬂattering. more inter _ and amusing, instead of torturi them with their suspicions. Many an old wife keeps her husband again: by just being so pleasant to live with. And many anotb wile loses here by nagging him about imaginary rivals Certainly any husband who mends eu of his evenings at home an who lays all of his earnings on the berrelhead cannot be very much o a. Oesenova. and it seems to me that his wife might well give him tli benefit of the doubt. Also, she might save herself further troubleb not putting ideas in his heed about being such a devil nmon-z the lllil that he will be‘ to try out his Ieecinetimie en them. Jealousy is a poor counselor. so don't let yours lnﬂuellcc you I talk to the woman of whom you are suspicious, or to hcr husbands:

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to yours. Just let things rock along and try to quit seeing ghosts. I

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