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By [mbgrla Lee

Lime in Tea. Kettle

Sometimes a furry lime dBPQb“ orms on the inside of the tea ket- e, and in this. event, illl the ket- Llc with warm water, add a larﬂe spoonful of salt. ammoniac, and bring to a boil. Empl-y the kettle ‘n4 allow to stand over the ﬁre 1mm very hot, and then the furry @905“, will peel off. Afterwards ﬁll

with some water conalnmE lOClB, boil, and rinse thoroughly. _, F

The Bird Bath

Always keep clean water in the‘ bird bath if you wish to keep the mo, around your yard. lf you Vcu not. nswly them with tliis necessity rim-pg s dry summer they will seek

another home. i

Mo d e-r n Etiquette

By Roberta Leo

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Q, When dinner is announced. which arm should a man offer to his diruier partner. to escort 1191' l0 the dining room‘?

A. lie should offer

rm. Q. Is it thoughtful for a friend»

his right a

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who lives at a great. clistaiuc and cannot attend a Wélildiﬂg- l0

a [telegram expressing good uishcs?

A. Yes. > Q, What color stationery should a man use? Only white.

If we could know how little others care to hear our tales;

If they could know how what they say upon our hearing stnlcs.

If such a state of circumstances we shall ever see.’

Oh, What. a very quiet place this noisy world will bel-Anon.

The pursuit of archaclogyr never

\liVCl‘| will bc lost as long as dentists have

Egg Slain Eg tarr.'sli' on the iabic _ can easily removed by rubbing, a magaune table.

with moist table salt.

IINSO ONIS Till VIIIITIST WASH

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Ellen's - Diary

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Ind ullzhnamod. gums had settled at, I believe the satisfaction: of those most. concerned, some Lune during the Plot Winter. My friend the brown squirrel. bflﬂht and chatty and obviously with time on her paws. srlsed me all about it this morning. She was sitting in the sunligh, near the and of a lacey over-hang- ing branch of one of the big hem- locks in the woodlands across the

bank below, nursing my knees, and awaited the mailmans coming. I might ha/ve returned to various Reﬂected tasks up at. the house. instead 0f idling time there-

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was harrow g at. the time. making the 110L810 ground neat and smooth. ready for the fertilizer spreading when the wind should calm in the evening. “Good morning. Ellen!" the brown squirrel called, and I was secretly glad that she had spoken. Po recall me from my mus- ing "What a ‘tranger you are!" she exclaimed and then went on to ask me the question: “and has the new baby been named yet?- wus it ever a surprise!" she giggled “not but that l" and here she bent. low, so that not even a sand piper who s-trutted at the edge of the

nearby nd could overhear us ‘isort of ad my own suspicions of ate"

e ‘Then when I saw the Doctor's car turn in there" and she nodded towards the end of the lane “the other evening, nhy then, I put two and two together. I heard lhe news the first of the week- mat bold blue lay from the orchard you know. I ~JUDDOS€ James is de- lighted? And yourself as well? You must bc fairly busy now— an: like myself not growing any young- cr. And males. l always lhlnk are s-orl of SllDPl-Silgllllifl creatures when you collie to dcptmd on them to help. They never seem lo oe able to sec anylhlng to be done unless you tell them and pon my word, Ellen, I'd as ll(‘f do it myself as bother with than" The llio/ugls! of the numerous dullcs that were ivalting to be done cvcn then. came lo my mind and l answers-J: “Tilers s plant w do ziiis time of year -- and c men so busy-and hearty" l laughed "even that grcv cat of Mr C ‘s from the house on the hill ls imposing on me, now that hcr two mastcrs are so Ink-En up with their potazo-plmnling Sh: joins our two al scparalting time “Woo? Part1 will bark, catching sight of hcr as she comes with cctnain intent up the _sh<s'rt-ciul through the ilclc; of grain Then without one sign of npﬂlﬂgy- 505 even to remark: "l guess I'll have

to be like the beggars, Ellen" slie

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CLIANS WAILS AND WOODWORK WITHOUT ICIATCIIINO

ON EVERYTHING from

ﬁnest moss

my, x1e, soapy-rich ondvon "ob n; get out Moro: am- IASTBR; SAIELYI or

rim uorl cloths to nso suds do the

s] you: housework-all

your washing New 1946 Rinse is the nu and only soap you needs Got l pickup hid

RINSO IS THE ONF AND ONLY $0M’ YOU NFH)

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Uncompanionable Husbands

Srnug Spouses Unwittingly Drive Wives

to Natural Indiscretions _

who” the avenge man brings home the bacon and spends his evlel- ninss at. his own fireside safely entrenched Zinnia‘)? ‘fail-WM: mu that; he rates in the super-duvet husk“ ° He mo? should be thankful for her blessings and ads for no morebut he do“ “m” M‘ “bugatm” w PM!“ h“ Wm‘ ‘god ‘in’: ‘Lillllued. That. is not. oonsiderlsit 111129;‘: c! his duty w "v 5011181111118 e e ye 8 - _

In effect, most. men feel that marriage mmnclPﬂW-‘l i313" flmelﬂl :3; mg w be s.“ wmwmons. They expect. their wives to hsvfha Emma: hilarious time doing bho housework and taking care of e c mn . and to get. all the excitement they crave ws 8 for them to return from the office at. night. They lave had all the conversation they want. durinﬂ the day, and they do not want to talk Weill-wives- or even listen to their wives ‘talk: so M05?- mﬂffied couples spend their evenings at home lu a 811MB which you could out vrith a knife.

UNINTENTIONAL FALSE PHILOSOPHY

This is not: because the husbands are intention- ally unkind, or because they do not love their wives and do not wish to make them happy. It is simply because men are sold beyond rederrrvtion on the theory that: women have a different scale of values from theirs. and that: they have different tastes and desires, and that they enjoy different things in different ways from them. ‘

A boy husband. for instance. knows that there was nothing in the marriage ceremony that automatically changed him from a gay vouth into a dodderlng ancient. He still wants to go places and do things and dance and have good times. But his expects his wife to he perfectlv haptpy staying at home and never stepping out. Any father knows that taking care of the baby on a Sunday afternoon vurccks him. but he thinks his wife desires no livelier amusement. than just pushing Juniors pram when she goes to the butchers

Husbands make no greater mistake than in believing that; just being married to them is all the nlcnlc their wives cnave. Human nature is human nature. whether it be male or female. All work and no play makes Jane a dull girl just as surely as it. makes Jack a dull boy. and nine-tenths of the faults that husbands complain of in their wlve= are the direct result of the way the men they are married to fret" them.

When a woman is unfaithful to her husband and gets into a scar-

dll. we hold w» our hond= in horror and wonder whv she did it, when she was married ‘o a rr-"n who was a vullar of the church and such a good provider. True Rut he did nofhing to make her hsrmv. He never showed her an" ien-dern-sss. H» never gave her a kiss that had anv ivanvi-ib in it. Sh? might. as ivel] F"V/1 been married tn a c9119 of ice. Ami =he was warrrihsarted and affectionate and craved love and she =99" What had has" denied hcr as he" riqht. l And the ivcmcn H“ are nagging. rWninq. comrplainlnc wives Did vou cw" know one \v"= v. 'f"° hivsbxzrd f'*‘t'-"~'l or“ misled h". who took lit" places and showed her in every vmay that he was trvinz to make h" hannv. rvho “wasn't contented and easy to gel along with and who didn‘f boast. of her luck?

M5113’ a wife Pventz-ss herself for her husband's neglect hv her ex- lYHVHﬂaﬂ-Pe or hcr lmnrveckirrg. So m.v advice lo all Wuths contemplat- ing matrimcny is: Make life pleasant for your wife, Keg-n 1m- glgg] She man-led you. It will pay not only in your happiness, but in dollars and cents.

Livingigt Leisure —-THE WOMAN ’S REALM-

IN MY GARDEN

In my garden, lovely garden. Where I lie beneath the trees Listening to the song of the robins And the drone of honey bees; Gentle breezes weaving fragrance Of the flowers that scent the air,

removing the feathers feathers and slngeing,

and rub

with how much cleaner‘ skin will look.

Gurgles laughing, clear and cool; they BWHPPQd NEWS. There are tullpsgay in color Blending with the irl-s bloom, Graceful. slender golden lilies Breathing forth their sweet "l" perfume. "d" Elsie Reid Hearst.

AN ADORABLE APRON

To prevent hard crust from forming on the top of mayonnaise, pour a few drops of vinegar on the

top of the mayonnaise after it is placed in jar. The messages of seeing ele-

graphed on the optic nerve to the brain by the eye travel at. a speed of more than 200 feet. per second.

Amethyst is composed of two Greek words meaning "not to be drunk." The ancients believed this stone would keep the wearer sob- er.

lllntn on Eﬂquetin

There ls no particular rule gov- erning what a girl shall order

when her escort suggests. "Lets have something to eat before we go home." Order what you like. no latter what your escort takes.

Cutting off trees at their one with a new type of giant free shears ls nearly as easy as cutting the stem of a rose with a pair of scis- sors. Colller’: reports. Mounted on a special tractor and exciting a pressure up to G) tons the blu es of this instrument can cut down a tree 2 1-3 feet in diameter in 10 sesonds.

A bird's feather, for its size and

weight, is said to be the strongest structure in nature.

How Can I!!!

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. 5i ll IHUOOBM D0 borax and 5i pint of rosowa . Al- low oomplm instmc inns

mixture to stand for two or three days ilhen

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Q How can I k mast from more-lung whila ha]?

A. if it. is In danger of becom- ing too brown. lace s aim of um- in the. oven. risln 41am will prawn scorching the most. will coo! hotter. '

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When dressing a chicken, alter

soda and wash thoroughly and sec and while the

As the sun sips tiny dew drops "SCI-ltllebutt" ls shipboard 30s- From the buds with tender care. sip: the scuttle was the dipper the sailor once used to get drinking

In my garden, Igvgly game", water from the but! or water liar» Goldqgsh swim around a poo], rcl on the deck; when sailors Where the water. sparkling crystal clustered to quench their thirst.

Spiders are not lnsecis—they be- long to the class arachnlda. which includes scorpions. mites and

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BANANA CUP PUDDINGS

li-lnoh thick slices of ripe bim- ana

1V.- cups once sifted cake flour 1% teaspoom baking powder

H teaspoon baking soda

‘-'.- tear-pan salt

Ill iablespcru". shorienin

1

8

cup brown sugar, llgll-Hy packed

i cup corn syrup

1 egg. well beaten . ‘i cup milk

l teaspoon grated lemon rind

‘ll cup lemon juice

1 teaspoon vanilla

Grease six individual baking dishes and arrange about 6 slices banana around. the bottom of each. Measure and sift together three times. the flour. baking powder, baking soda and salt. Cream shorter-trig and gradually blend in the brown sugar; blend in t-he corn syrup. Add the well- beaten egg. a little at a time. beat- ing well after each addition. Measure the milk and stir in the lemon rind, lemon Juice and vanilla. Add the drv ingredients to the creamed mixture alternately with the milk mixture. combining llgihtly after each addition. Carefullv turn batter

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For se nit. unmould the hot puddlras s.nd pass pouring cream or suitable sauce (such as lemon, custard. orange. etc.)

CHOCOLATE SAUCE

‘llhis is the smooth. cooked type of chocolate sauoe — not the syrupy sauce which is also very popular. l

1/3 cup granulated sugar

1 tablespoon corn starch

Few grains salt

4 tablespoons cocoa

2 cups boiling water

'6 teaspoon vanilla.

1 tablespoon butter

Combine the sugar corn starch. salt. and cocoa in a rather small saucepan. Gradually stir in boiling water.

Cook over low direct heat. stir- ring constantly. until thickened: cover and cook. with occasional stirring. until flnvnr of starch remains.

Removc from heat and stir in the vanilla; stir in the butter. bit. bv bit,

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SIZES

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Thev passed hcr in the park.

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