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ed by the fliit-sl meliiorl known to nadilcil siipplyo! the important

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i Sparingly 0 ro t y lx Childi-gn

to the' Brave, so Mothers Should Not

li Life is Lived Fullest and Success Comes Only l

Mollycoddle -Their Children too Much

Ono of the most important things that you can teach a child is to

have what Stevenson called “the brave attitude toward lfe." To bring up a child to be a seif-pitier is just as disastrous to it as it is to bring it

up to be a dope addict. '

Yet millions of mothers commit this

crime against their children. Not intention- ally, of course. No woman would be :lend enough to teach her innocent babe the mor- phine habit, or to sniff cocaine, hut, before it is out of the cradle she will firmly establish in it the habit oi being sorry for itself, wh ch is just as deadly ii vice as taking drugs.

For who iirc the failures in the world?

Who are the qiiltters? Who are the Weak- ilngs? Who are the whiners and complain- ers? Aren't, they always the sell'-pitiers, the men and women who have not had the grit and courage io stand up and take it on

gone down after every blow of Fate and spent the

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_»~ balance of their days nursing the r bruises?

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I Zména - fi 1 i ` ST' M‘ him( fi i l 'th e oor, uscles‘ s iiiclcss creatures who

Evlvorated ilk _ And nine t mes out of ten es p s, D .

3- __ [are an affliction to themselves and to everybody else, are what they are

" ' "“°"‘“"`“ ' " ` " 'because their mothers made them that way. Mother taught. little Johnny

to sit down and howl when things went wrong by pltying him and "poor

‘WW ' "_ ` " 3"' ' `1 darlinglng" hlni when he fell and bumped his infantile nose instead of

sham ng him for crying. She started Mamie on the career of being a self-elected martyr when she blamed the teacher for Mamie`s poor marks at school. She turned Tommy into an aliarciilst by weeping over him ibecause he couldn't have an automobile and go to a swanky school as

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HER ACTIVITIES I

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Never :i~l; of money spent Wriere the s‘,.<-:rider thinks it went Nouodj was `e\'ei` nieaiit '

DU :'e:lienibei' or inieiit

Wl1.it nv dill with eicrjr cent.

l~`OR'l`l'N.\TE FIND

A cobblcr in Piirnia has had a. , .|rr.= of swat :ood rortiiiie. In‘ :i zarrei la_\~ a heap of old papel~s.` ivliich he bought in the ordiliarv co'.ir.~f~ of biiiliiess Lookin: through i`1if‘ui ii.‘- 1`i\iiil`l Eli iiiimks of niuslc. wliisli pr<|<d on exliiiililiiioii, to be mi iiii;i-ibltsliofl vliifiii rolicei'i0 1>_v '.110 iiiiiiwia i"iol'il <1 P.i~_'.ili'iii lt was \\r1"rl. iii Pali.; iii 18111 a1‘d was p<°i'1o:-mml there at the Opera h 1' lin= rir'.'i=r hw-ii niihlislicd and -iii;-as in 'iw iii.-‘r-i`_ \'.'i;'.d .is an

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nienii 1~ ilw Ki<=.i:' ilsrd hi' Cr-nilfll Ai`l‘ic.ii`. :i:i!ive=. Ii is iiiail- iiiflctiirfd frfni ii iiunian skill a“d the iio::"- of .fi g;i;'cI`-9 inis fi _=i:'liig-

ei .li.-t:il:ii'~:‘.t 1 Tiic o:l.'ir~st of lnii~:<‘2il iiis‘r‘i-

merit; 1- the ‘.\\'as'..ai‘.iii<1i\ u.u‘<‘l b_\' l*a':\'i~.a oi' liidln Th" mil l'-lan lzoifls thc .vuiiidiiig i'.il`»~ l:g"il_v Flea. ont. llc liunis the nioiorli- an/l llir- i.~.i:<= is thro.\-ii n,e:iins‘ <i»~licati~ rnciiibransi of an lnlier ciin wlicli i`r-rci'bci'fiie_; iri wmriaflii' 'fi the v:bra‘ioiis nf th" 1liroa‘ iiius1~lo.= and is ihfrl slrrrnzilielicrl bv the .soilliding lube.i

T` fi i‘>l.’id~‘i;vh‘n Svnipliciiv Or-,

cli-"~ti'l mckcil fi qiiaricr of 3 rii:`l:o'~. HolIur5 wnrtli of musical 'ii- s€:‘i‘:iicii'< in 11. .=fiel";il hri"".""’ :ir '.\"iivii thc o:-cliosilri iii'~f‘i' is -vcr-ni tour of ihc Uii:t”d States.

I.a'~‘. r-iiinnicr ihc nxtrcmc heat

in "':f‘ '.\'e.<if‘ri1 proifiiice Rf'rrY”ri

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i niii»Y_<`fi. liisirilnieiils. Horn vzfvcsl 2. Cucumber. green prpizcr.

‘salad howl solaris result in pleas-

ma_\'rinnaise or boiled salad dress- ‘ inc

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liiiiiiiiilliiiiiiii-‘

coiitracicd with sour notes result-

ing froin the rnusiciairs best effort.

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The accordion was first used byi

Damian in 1820 in Vienna.

Harmonica bands have pro.

gresscd to the poznt where ln. tricaie musical compositions are tossed off with ease. Horvevc;-_ mem- bers of harmonica bands are not allniverl admittance in musicians uiilons because the iinlns i<sue:i :in edict calling the harmonica. a

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Bccniisc oi the d';sioi'i'ion of i

facial iniisclcs wlich acccmpaii- led the playing of the Greek bouble-reed plpc ln ancient days. oiil_\- sin--\: wsrc called upon tel use the instriimciil.

r~i;r'rico.\r inch

Pettcoai ‘acc is lining used w.tli

suiiimer cotton.: and linens. It can b\ lliii"idiiced nt the elbow sleeve or cuff. round thc throat, and even l at the hrni ni' your lioliflay dress.

NEW Sl..»\.\"l‘ ON SPRING _

S.-\LADS

Give _voiir 'nriiig salad a new '

slant b_\' slit-iii.: thc bananasi on ilir- bi1i~! A ihrk ornnce .<l‘ce. b:-:lllaiit <ira\vbcri'_\'. and crisp li.-.\ioi'ii~<l ,nrt-cn are the accessories li:-ro Servr- the salad with mav- niiiirlisc or F‘rcnr‘li dressing. iIt's¢ l>"<’ to dip ilic banana pleccs into` piictiiiplo or irrapefruit juice aft/Pri sl:r"‘iiz llieiiil

Tlicsc vcaoialiie mixtures for

ina i‘rmh‘iinii0li<:

1 Blcivi slircdcled cabbage.

slivcrs of green pepper. diced ct-T°i"1 :ind rliofppcd peanuts in cl¢isii'u'i pi'op”»i'i."‘iis, Mnisteri with

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HOME DRESSMAKER

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i.iiif~ oiilviii.

The .'\`_l.\-winfi rfaihrirefl skirt is

just like cific' _<.»=ir-r .<'i'i i~~iiiiiin_v irc iw:-.i`~' .1 A. v.‘rie _=fi<1, glc; l"ci liiillcl'-index so ciiliniiillj; :ii the

waist. l To sow ll! Clit ll out! Gnilif-r

.div _“ml and aiiacli it lo_f_‘c.- brief little l\fil'»i- \_‘tli'~f_ F ivsli ilio eti- tire wigcs and ni-'<"~ loo. ifyou p‘ca.=»=_ li ‘*i r. ~. binr!= or rir~ rac The lJ'n~ hi‘.<’.s emiic already fild-i ed anfl 'irc easilv _<1 iflicrl liking the cttw 1-Llnstir is 'inscrwd at low- cr r'l:'r nf hloom=r.<_

P!fi_fn<hi<>iicrl v°.i.~:c~-in:.i dziiiiiy

pr‘i~.r. calico print. efintlv pnpurr- mini .striiicfl l.ii1'n and plain hrlehi iiioiioiohc r-»‘.lf\\\s are 'doraoie for lliis cool r\iis~iil~l~‘.

Th" p'ii‘crn mit nlso he used for

-="l’ls»r.'ito l""“~"r or lirvrnn. The riciailed .scivnir in=li'iz1t'on chart included in the ,~ai'r-rn sh’r\1‘s ex-

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acllv how *fi "ut and stitch it

Sli-le No 2057 is riosfancd for

sizes 2. 4. and 5 vr-f.-1 Size 4 re- quires 1 fi-li _va_~'s of .'15-inch mn- lerial wi*h ft 1-4 yards of bindlvlll for anron with 7-8 _vard cf 35-‘nch material Cor blnomers and p'io‘<e‘s.

Price of pattern 15 cents ln itnmm or coin icotn nreforredl wran coin catefnllv address tn "h"v-lnf‘»tr~w" Hiinrdlnn giving.- Style No. 2057 Sim..."

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The iiui.-iioiii\er hcid up a bat-

tered fiddle. 'Loi tivciiiy-f<=\ii~" lie announced

to his audience. "Noii'. what am I offcitd for tlis beautiful v‘olin? Take a lnokk at its case. See the blurred finger-mai-ks of rehiorseless time. To the morn' notes of this fine old instriiiiient the brocaded domes of fair France have danced the stately iiiiniiet in the glittering ballrooms of Versailles. Now gentlemen. what do you offer me for this splendid instrument?"

There was a long silence. Then:

"Fifty cents." said one man.

“It's yours." declared the auc- t‘oneer cheerfully. 1

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curicuna wiii. Heir arse vooiz HANDS sori' into waits, voua snoutoeas riinom-_ aims Ano ' Back FRESH Looxmo AND

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onion. tomato and radlshes all sliced very thin and tossed to- gether in the chilled salad bowl. Use lemon juice French dressing.

3. Shred raw carrots and blend

wth cubed toniatfics. finely minced onion, and shredded lettuce, Toss in French dressing in a salad bowl.

4 Cooked caiiiiiower. arrots,l

iczotdbles to stand for several

to became thoroughly flavored.

T00 MANY WOMEN STAND INCORRECTLY

Once more 1 am going to talk

about the necessity lor strengthen- ing thc abdominal muscles of the sono. writes Pcgey St. Lcen ini the London Dail Mfill. A large ptr- cciitage of girls and wcmen nowa- days stand incorrectly ..e!ther siilnrpiiiz so that the weight 0,! tlic body is brought down on the hips. or standing on one leg and ailcwlng the other to sau.

This. in time, will cause the hip

to grow out at one a‘de. and very oficn the shoulder blade at the

crimes curved ll the base from which it rises is uneven.

Here is the first exercise: Position- On hands and knees.

with hands under the shoulders.

` kiiccs under hips back arched. l and abdomen well drawn ln. l iii Now bf-nd the head down io- ' wards the floor. at the some time I bringing' the right knee forward

until lt touches the forehead.

(2) Return to starting position

eight tim:-<. Music-Slew fox-trot.

Second exercise:

` Pcsitlon~You lie on the floor with arms outstretched at shoulder level. palms down.

iii Now bend the knees, feet off

the floor.

er leg tout-hes the floor: do this without moving the shoulders. Then rvliim to position 1.

fair-trot.

Hero is the final exercise:

other, for. r.~bivloii.<l_v. the sp‘ne be- bv' D0 thi., $0 fourgbtms of R

and repeat w‘th alternate knees ,

millionaires' sons did.

We write poems about mothers' sympathy, but lt has wrecked more

lives than any one lliilig in the world. because ii is responsible for most ot the sell-pitiers who sit down and cry over the r niisiortiiiies, instead ot getting up and fighting.

It is a plaiiiude to say that we get out of life only what we _put mio

it. but it is one of the eternal truths that we cannot lay too much to heart. And it is what makes it such a terrible thing for a mother to iiiil to teach her children io meet the inevitable in sioriunc that they are bound to en- counter with a high spirit instead of depression,

I think now of two wolnen I knew who were both poor and uho both

had sons who had to go to work while they were still mere boys. The lads were of about equal abiiity and promise when they started out. yet one is now a highly successful man att he top of the ladder, and the other is an embittered iallure at the bottom of li..

Why d'd one succeed while the other failed? The reason, I think.

was because one boy`s mother was always building .him up. strengthening his character, firing his ambition by telling, hom how lucky he was to have a good Job. by praising him for the energy and industry he showed, by re- counting to him the stories of self-made men who had risen by their own efforts from obscurity to the hiZhest-places fri the land. She never once let him sorry for himself. She made him _fuel that he was fortunate

who was forever losing his job.

fortheir troubles. and that they have drunk on their own tears.

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your hands behind your back.

iii Now raise both legs. keen-

ing body steady. abdomen wi-ll drawn in and heels siraitiht. until thev are at r' ht an les to the

waltz.

(21 Lower the legs slightly and

smoothly towards the floor again. kcenina head and bndv steady.

Rest and relax as much as is

necessary when dolnlz these exer. ‘rises Us they may prove rather difficult.

in having an opportunity to work., `

But the other mother pitied her son because he couldnt go to col-

lege, because he didii`t have a rich father to give him cars and yachts and polo ponies and let him spend his time loafing. She wept over him when he had to get up early in the morning and because he had to_toi1 all day, and she took all the heart and spirit out of him and made him feel htm- self the victim of a cruel Fate that there was no use in striving against.. And he became a morose. surly shrirker who did as little as possible and

The self-pitiers are not only failures in llie, they are unhappy be-

cause they magnify their sufferings by Ietling their thoughts dwell con- tinually upon them and because they Count their sorrows instead of their blessings. They are lonely because no one wants to listen to their tales of woe. Their only consolation is that they always blame some one else

a. grand tme going to crying lags.

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happy spirits and the good

looks that It brings, ls only

achieved, and kept, one way . .,

by Inner cleanliness! Nature comes

down sharply on those who are

careless about her Health rules.

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tasting and refreshing. Doctors recommend Eno-and take it themselves. Insist on Eno

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acts gently but ettectiveiy in Nature's own way and forms no habit. It is pleasant-

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CA20/37

THE COOK 'S CORNER

STUFFED EGGS.

Cut 4 hard-cooked eggs ln halves cross/wise; remove yolks. mu-Sh Mid add 2 tablespoonfuls of grated cheese, 1 teaspoonfui of vinegar. 1-4 teaspoonfui of mustard. and salt and cayenne to taste. Add enough melted butter to make m‘x- ture of a consistency to mould. Make into balls the size of the original yolks and refill whites.

Stufled Eggs ln Deep Fat,-Pre-

pare the eggs as aibove or in any way you prefer, roll in egg and bread-crumbs and fry in deep fat.

ST. NAZAIRE BUNS.

Mix e. straight dough with three

cups of flour sifted with one tea-

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Nam, fill straighten the knees by

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Slfr€‘Pt Addis!! ing over io the le-li. Music ~Slow ammo

WHOLE WHEAT BISCIIIYS

. City Btlto , Position-Lie on the floor with lllcll Clnlllinlltl

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spooniul of salt 'and one-fourth it cup of sugar. rub into this one- fourth a cup of shortening. and moisten with a. cup of milk in which one compressed yeast cake has been blended. xnead. and set to rise until double in bulk. Worik into this dough one-hall' a cup of seeded raisins. one-half a cup of brown sugar. and one-half a cup of any kind of candied peel. first cut in very thin slices, then cut crosswise into little piezes. Knead well to distribute the fruit and cand‘ed peel. then shape into a roll from two to three inches in diameter. From this. with a very sharp knife. cut off slices large enough to roll into round buns not quite as ini-ge as a golf ball. Let these rise for thirty minutes. or until double in bulk; then. with the handle of a wooden spoon. punch a hole in the centre of each,

working the spoon handle aro\§ until the hole is an inch and a half in diameter. Brush eiicli bun all over with a mixture of beiien egg and milk. half and half. and bake at 375 degrees Fahreiilieii ioi twenty minutes .or iintll done. 1/ei cool, fill the holes with any frills jelly, and ice the trips iviiii I mixture of confectioners’ sugariiiu lemon juice.

IN THE DRY BELT

The Governor of West Vimuiin,

while travelling through Arizona noticed the dry dusty appcnmnot of the countr\'_

Ciovemor: “Doesn’t it ever rain

here?"

Native: "Rain? Rain? What. .~iiY pardner. tliere‘s bulifrogs in iliii town over 10 years old that hrive not learned to swim yet.”

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Mayfair Needle-art

Guardian Needlework Department.

're 'ras ehnrismtown ouraiin Needlework Dept..

DESIGN N0, ill '

Colorful Patchwork Quilt

Design No. I

You will find it pleasant to make thin lovely “Orange Peel" desli

quilt and easy too. you can use moot, any scrape you have around uv turn them into a useful and decorative bed covering.

The Pattern contains detail chart, cuttlqf pailcm for blocks. 001°'

suggestions and complete instructions for ma ing and qulltln8.

For compleu pattern and instructions for all of these design!

lend 20 cents in stamps or ooin (coin preferred) to The Charlottetbwll

Une this coupon. Print your name and addreu plliflh

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