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heads of lavender bloom. Pansiea, sweet alyssum, lobelia, Virginia stocks, dwarf petunias, dwarf marl- lgolds nzid ot-izor low grow ng plantﬁ ‘are often 111d 11s algzngs for vege- table llﬂlCllPS.

In the g 111th laid out 111 straight ‘rows an (lCtﬂ-lOllﬂl row pi annuals ,to furnsh ilmlers frr the table ‘upon which the vcgctnbles are to be used 1n the IIKHII gives nne colcr and cflcct, 1hr this purpcse, commuters, enters, calendlliaﬁ, 5i.‘(ll.)'.(§>¢$. 1111 wccks- stocks and other annuals of c mpact nnd 11p- 11511111 gro\\'1l1 are vxcellnt, A1111ual plants of wde splzadiiig smawl- 1111f: gmwth are not appropriate a] 1vcgctable companions. , A srvd bed 111 some convenient jcoi-nci‘ 1111.11 annual: grsiving 1n rows i‘.ﬁ(l_\' icr t-rairvplllzltilig may be rsizlblrhrd, and from tits supply ‘annuals C1111 be tr."1'1 rplanted into the volrtnblc ,‘.,".‘l‘fl(".l as frlst as some of the early vegotabfcs have mnturrd and have born gathered‘ and used,

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The vrorry 0i’ a. lot of you is the Effort o1‘ drying eltznents 0f wlntm‘ w: 11s 11nd cold on the skin and 1.1111 hair.

The rcmcdiv lies in meeting the

trouble hrllf-tvay so that y do not vvcr ftlllly need a. r. dy! Don't wash your face 1n water-

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Joseph bowls Chadwick

CHAPTER Ill

Tetlolvs Tavern, on the outskirts

of Annapolis, was a popular gather- ing place at tea tulle. l1. 1111s occ- orutcd 11-1111 nlulals ul gulps and lile sea, and imnished in sniny chrome and blue leather. The nautical wucll extended to the five-piece orchestral wnose members wore yiachilng a1.-

1e.

P1111 and Joyce were seated at a. table by a, window that looked out upon chesapeake Bay. They were waiting for Dave, who had prom- ised to join them at, four-thirty, but was late.

Joyce's eyes were aglow. She had Just danced with Phil, and she had liked it. June week nan promised to be fun but, with Pnn manuals coming, it had cull-grown even its promise. Joyce experienced a SW11? pang of guilt as she realized that

lshe would not be 10o disappointed

if Dave did not =h_ow_ up. She watched P1111 light a_ cigarette. She liked the way he did things,

imti ﬂWﬂY H0111 llle Svﬂlll- NJ- l! leven meaningless little tlnngs—wlth us ‘an ecodnomy esillorhkalrsl if lletgfl‘; 50'“ gnashes m sure hunse . 1c c every n ' 1t 1 1

about hm‘ parucularly ms eyes an“ back a bit. erretort. and s nms tie

the steady way they looked at her.

"You and Dave are very 10nd of other. aren't you?" she said. We've known each other since Dave was a kid.‘

"He told me all you have clone for him."

“You mean all iny grandmother did for him," Phil said. "She

hands every ibmugl" me "p" She m“ a famymagging is inspired by love. bewil-

ul Dave when he was a Jttle tlke, and pfRCllClLly adopted 111111. he 1111a no mother, anu ins turner was not doing a very good Job 01 takuli; care of him.” _

"Dave told me it bcganmwhcn you

got him out ol some u-ou e.

"Yes? Phil admitted. Hi5 thoughts drilled info the past.

Yihnt thcj; are bcirg starved. Paint die remcmnered mm day when he

;th:~ nazls will 0.1. 11‘:1r11'lsl1 for the time hung and {when ycu strlrl it again, paint only lover 1.1111 nlrl bﬂse which you buy] to remedy ths conditzon.

A Mo rningSm ile

In a Pcnllliy Area

"(Borg to the lcobdll match 1111s aiurnQ-Qn. 5d?" akad 1h: llrst lad a~ lie IllCL an 0111 school- 1115119 at the Post Oitce at. lunch- time. "N0," replied Sid sadly; "can't get off vlvirk."

“(£0.13 \‘.'l1:1l mower?“

"'l‘n111't no use. lccal UllilC1".ﬁK£‘l‘."

111111111 ycur grand- My bcss is thel History Repeats Pself

The war was ovvr. killer's death: 111111 fznislird 1t. And the citrporali

who 111.111 hcllzcd to 11y the body well and truly endmground was describing the scene.

“The Germans pxt the Ilown 25 tune," he said. "'I‘\\‘(‘nl_V-IlVc tmcs!" echoes his llSiflKTS. "Whit fir?" "En1co1es,“ 511d the corporal,

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Lmv“ m! “an ‘had cut high school to v.slt ‘Baltimore waterfront. where a des- Istoyer had docked. He nau seen a policeman collar a. ragged little boy an ,wno

led to another until grandmother had

ried again, lives in Caiiorniaf ‘seldom see him. Mother was an ﬂot-

the

had stolen fruit lrom a wharf market. The boy had looked so scar-

lcd and friendless that l-hllls h.11rt had been wuched. he 11nd won the

boy's release by paylnlz lor tile irull A few days lalel, he had recued

l the SRHIO ragged yOUHESIAIY IYOIII LWU

bigger ‘boys grimly determined to beat, hlm ulb. He. had taken the b0)’ home with 111m, then, One thing had ﬁnlrly, his taken compete charge 0t Dave and, 111 time. 1w

translormed 111m from a street urcn-

‘in into a clean-cub lbullflswf-

"Grandmother Randall," Phil told Joyce "was a Navy wife and a NEW mother. she would have nolhlng but that Dave aim for the Academy."

"Dave insists that he came to An- napolis because he wanted to be like you," Joyce 581d.

Phil laughed. “He isn't aiming high." He re.ted his arms 0n 111° table. - "Forget about me. . What I want to talk about ls-YML’

“What about me?"

“Everything about vllll- .

"Well , , , 1‘m gillilllatlflg ths year from Berkley College. My mother is dead, and my father. mar-

ress, and she hoped for me to go Oh

the $1889- I must have bee" m dd‘ for a moment — not. as friend-i. bui-

gl; than four when she began tutm- l; of it. He dislikes the stage. So he sent me to college. I mct Dave sev-

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Dorothy Dix

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’s Letter Box

The other day a1 young by her mother.

ed to be made

This Is a this girl will

children by p save mothers

ungrateful chi

lives. Fbr there is no doubt, that no one thing so

or return to it

‘ is going to do it. No one can make a reason for buying it, tolling its cost, where it was bought and why he or she got that panicu ar article. No one can eat, or last, o1‘ g0 b0 bed, or sit up without its becoming a matter 01' debate. No one can get a.

llettcr without everybody having to read it. Nobody can receive a, tele-

lPhone call without all the family lls- ening in.

Oliver Wendell Holmes 011cc said ‘that the reason families break up 1s to keep the Broivru from being Browned to death and the Smiths from being Smithed into the lunatic asylum.

But most of all it is family curi- osity that wrecks homes. It is the eternal, “Where are you golng?‘ "Whom are you olng W111i?" “W110 did you see?" " ha» did you say?" “What did they say?" "Why are you going with that. girl 01- that boy?‘ "When are you coming hcnle?" that breaks the ncrveol L111: heartiest and makes 111cm flee to some far place where nobody feels. privileged to catcclnze Lhcin about their private affairs.

Later on in life we learn that bondage i.» the inevitable price that we pay for domestic life, and very often it ls worth the freedom it costs

But youtn does not know this. teeth and flings

door behind it, and makes up its, mind to ninrry the ﬁrst man wh lpops the question, or to get a job ln anolhrr city so as to get away from Mother's prying and to be able lo go to the corner drug store for a new toothbrush without having to give an account 0f one‘s every movement.

And Mother and Father, whose

mothers realize the cruelty they inflict up0n melr them the slightest degree o1 privacy. Also, it would

allenates parents and children or that does so much to drive the young people away from home as does the QIIESUOIIIAuITC 1,115,: mother puts every son and daucnwr through every time they leave the house

It is true that in the average home no one can make the slightest move without having to make elaborate explanations about. why he or she

DOROTHY DIX SAYS-

DON’T PROBE TOO DEEPLY INTO CHILDREN’S AFFAIRS

Family Curiosity Wrecks Many Homes and Lives of the People Therein

girl ended her life because, as she said in the brief note that she left behind her, sh “It isn't that I wanted to do anything wrong." Wrote the poor little creature whose mother's nagging had hounded hei- into the grave.

e was so tired of being quwtioned

“It 1s Just that 1. hat.- to tell about everything that I d.d."

strange and pathetic little story, but not have died in vain if she makes

T051118 into their souls and denymg

many wars and breast-beatings over ldren who shut them out of the.r

the smallest purchase wlmout giving

This little tragedy of mlsunder--, standlng, this ually friction that rubs the tempers and the nerves of both parents and children raw goes on in virtually every household in which there are young sons and daughters, and it is none the less sad because 1t is s0 unnecessary.

The remedy lies in the hands of the parents, and it conssts in ﬁrst l‘f_ignizlng that even the smallest cllllq has a right to some privacy and some liberty of action. without which life is du.t and ashes to even a baby. And secondly, in parents perceiving the futility of putting their children through the hi: deegree about everything they do when it infuriatcs the youngsters and does no good.

For 1f Mamie and Johnny ale merely stepping out to see Grandma it ls not necessary that they lhou tell Falher and Mot-her where they are going 1f they get any particu- lar kick out of doing it. on their own initiative and without question.

And if they are going on a booze party t0 a questionable resort they are certainly not going to tell the truth when asked about, their move- ments. "But I have a right to know where my clnldren go and what they are doing," say the arenis. Perhaps, but the only way ey can ﬁnd out is for the children to vol- untarily conﬁde in them and the less they are questioned the more apt they are to tell.

Andthnt is something for parents to bear in mind.

No Remedy Here Dear M1=s Dix-I have been mar-

cllil- 1 few ‘ the 1

dared by the irritation their ldren display at being asked a ‘simple questions, stabbed to ‘heart by their children's refusal to conﬁde in them, wring their hands 1in helpless glrief over the situation

[and believe e wor t of the young» Answer:

1s1crs and lxassimistically wcnckr You will not be reqiuired b0 d0 ivhut thcv are dring that they hide anything. The underta er will do all with 511g]; secrecy, of the necessary things.

ried ten years. Mv husband has al- ways been a heavy drinker and now. as he has not the money to buy good liquor. he has begun to drink rub- bing alcohol. What can I do? MRS

does not help vou. cripiion i5 ed by THE J N

and all other leading druggists. I

Lenten Meditation l

B! DIV. Jlmtl Henry IAIN!

ll TITHES

The art of glvi was taught in the Old Testament y all the relig- ious leaders. Everyone was expected to give one tenth of his income W God. In the New ‘mstaznent we are taught to do better. However, l! the church today receive one tenth the income from her members there would never be any lack for means to push forward the work 0f the Kingdom of God. which includes Church. the Red

sup r of the poor. Axtmtie entrance of the Prince of

eace nto this world the wise men from the east came to ive ther gifts m Jesus: "and open m; their treasure chests offered gifts to him? gold. frankincense and myrrh. One day Jews went over Treasury building to watch People throw In their gifts into the i-easure box. The rich Rave of their abundance but one poor W_ 1n two cents. About, this 8'1" Jews remarked, “I ieil vou that this poor widow has thrown in more than anv of them, becaus= out of 111-1- nfyerti‘ ShP cave all she had to live on.

‘The temnlmr offered tn Jesus afie“ he had shown him 1V1 the If‘“'"‘°m5 of the world and their splendour. "All this will I wive- yoll. if vou will kneel down. and do me homlw“. Jesus answered. "Be pone Satan for

i5 written ‘To the Inrd thv (‘will give your nomasze- and to him aim-e render worshi" " To the gifts 0f "l9 temntvr say. "N0." If the imnerfect parents can vii/B 200d gifts to their children: how much more will vom- heavenly Father give wood nifls to those who ask him. Relieve and receive. The spiritual gifts are the greatest.

Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic

Pain Quickly

If you suffer from Lsrheumatic or

simple in- expensive home recipe. Qet a package of Ru-Ex Prescrlption from vour drugglst. Mix it with a quart of water. add the iu‘ce of 4 lemons. It's easy and pleasant.

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MARSIIMALLOW PRUNE MOULD

Sclftcn l-2 teaspoon gelatin in I 1188590011 001d watcr. then add 1-4 lteas-poorl cinnalnzn and the pulp cut from 1 1-2 cups cooked prunes. Melt 24 mnrslimaﬂolvs in 1-4 cup of the cooked prune Juice in the top part oi a dzu-ble boicr, adj w the gcl-lrtui, blend thoroughly, and let c001.

In another bcrwl, mix 1 package of lemon-flavored prepared geiaan with 1 cup of hot water, str until dzssolved. add 1 cup 01 cold water: let chill un-ti 1t begins w corgeal, then Whip up 11am and liully.

Fill a mould with the whipped gelatn and the marshmallow and prune mixture. let cnlli, unmould MFEWUY and decorate wztlh whip- ped cream.

gnrciients:

Cut the celery and shred mg cﬂbbﬂge. You can use either the 0111796 Pineapple or you can dice

You need only 2 tablespoonfuls two tunes a da . Often within 4B hours — somet es overnight --, splendid results are obtained. If the pains are not quickly relieved and 1f you do not feel bettenRu-Ex Prescription will cost you noth- ing to try. Your money back, if it 1 Ru-Ex Pres- for sale and recommend- S HARM

Tuna. I-‘lsh Salad

i 1-2 cup tuna. flaked French dresslng

8-4 ou-p fniely out celery 3-4 cup diced pineapple 1 cup finely shredded

cabbage

1 teaspoon salt Mayonnaise

6 medium-sized tomatoes

DOROTHY DIX. '

with French dressing and set asdc while preparing the rest of the 1n-

Parsiey , Method: Flake the tuna, sprnkle 1

eral months ago and..wcll, here I

,_.. , ‘fa-Ind here we both are," Phil said, l

so . l “but not for 101112,." She sighed. |“To New York for me to look lor a

oll sonic- where on your submarlne."

"To San Diego.’ _

"That seems a million nulcs away. I wonder whether we'll cvcr see

,each other agaln. . . ."

He looked away from her, through the window 111111 out across bnc blue waters oi the bay, lluahe lelt, her

,eyes wawhing him-dark b.ue eyes mat were hauntingly lovely. no looked back at her, and their glance,- held. Sonlellung electric passed be- tween them.

i Phil knew, in that instant, that he had iallen Ln IOVB with Joyce Hammond. it was as sudden as that.

l “Of Course we'll see each 011161‘ again," he began. "W'c———"

Then, abruptly, l1 hand dropped on his shoulder and a voice came 1 between 111m and Joyce.

I "Well, well! Ii it sn't Beau Ran-

all!

Phil gave n start, glanced ulp at t11~ m:111 bftllllid 111m. hello, Costiganl How are you?“ Phil's tone was far from cor-

Tlie two men mewured each other

in the way of mcn who did not like each other. Phil was thinking that the other was the same Bert. Costl- gnn—the Swnggcrlng Costlgan who had been the neighbourhood bully when they were boys together in Baltimore. The same Bert Costignn who, as his classmate at Annapolis. 11nd been cordiailv disliked by every one. Later, he had been dismissed from the Navy alter a court martial and since then, had had a check- ered career. The man’ sudden appearance now was decidedly unwelcome. "It's been a long time since we met." said Phil. "Yes." costi an glanced at Joyce and added, wth n. sly smile, “But I see you haven't changed. You still know how to pick them Phil frowned in annoyance but introduced him m Joyce. without bein invited, seated - self at the ta 1e. “What are you doing these days?” Phil asked.

Joyce Appraisin dly, he sa

d, "Randal way; had

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For Wednesday March 6th

_-'l‘l1e polslmal scle of 111141.15 to- day sccllns to require mO-c al.11911- tlon B: careful absut the Lice items that eventually effect. m: whale. Heart inure-ts wll bear watching, I-Lve tact.

APRLJ 21 to MAY 20 1'l‘aurus)—~ Both DUSJISSG and prlvJe mutt.» are und-zr some D.Str.Cl1Cns a..d re- straint, Be parncularly consoled- tzcus to avoiu misstatement. Don't dislcgard. LELUJIB e.thzr, Lat YJU‘ good 111tu 1.1011 help.

MAY 21 t0 JUNE 21 (Gemin )- Frlendly on whale. Tile day HSKS more from ycu clev.r pzolle than it does ircm many other oi tn: Zcd.ac's children. 0.gan1zat.on work. plans, tbreparattors for changes lilnld other moves in the near future favored above stlnctly mcnsy matters.

JUNE 22 to JULY 2B (Cancer:- Socaal scrv.ce wolk, wuztmrg, da- mestic problems other than those involving flnanoes, also sports. hc-bbzes, theatncal enterprises and the everyday routine are bsst fav- orcd. Protect, your income.

JULY 24 t0 AUGUST 22 (Leo)- You, lake Cancer natives. are ad- vised to watch the budget, protect your income. Same investments acre sound. others, are not only temptations to spend money u11- wisely but may lead to unpleasant

has quite ll reputation in that res- "D'on't go into my past," Phil said

curtly,

"Do I embarrass you?" coutigan lifted a mocking eyebrow. "Ma Miss Hammond would like to hear about you: past."

Jo oe said coolly. "1 really would not interested."

"Okay." costlgan laughed. "But you're missing something!"

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(By FRANCES DRAKE)

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