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Viiiiaitol provides Vitamins A, 31.13, Riboflavin (B2). Niacin and minerals Calcium, Phosphorus afl available Iron in deliciously orange flavoured malt extract.

For good health, children iiiust have an ample supply of these protective food elements, and the daily use of Vimaltol is rcconiiiiendcd to help restore and maintain natural resistance.

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TO MY VALENTINE

you an my own my dearest one . You are my drcani come true. And all the love within my iicart

1 want to give to you.

[ want to kiss your smiling face. And hold you in my arms.

Tn know that yoirnre mine alone With all your wrnsome charms.

q want to wander by your aide Wherever you may go.

Across the desert‘: burning sands 0r over winter's snow.

I want to look into your 8Y9! And tell my love anew.

{And in the garden of my dreams I want to walk With Sim-

I went to keep you close to me Because I love you dear.

{And I am haPPY only With your gentle presence near.

it wiant to Whisper love to you Wherever you may be.

Arid O. I hope in your dear heart There is a place for me.

Constance I. Heckbert.

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Pecan, hickory nuts and “Eng- lish” walnuts do not need to liaie their skirns removed before roast- lng.

In addressing a card always pro- Ilx a title to tho name oi’ a pCFSOI‘ Even a. small child should bc ad- dressed as either "Master" or

"Miss" on an envelope.

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TRADITION PIECES

Address a. card to s \\'lflOW with she used when hcr husband iras llvinz. _ _ BIUBFDOIIBIC soda and salt mixed mflrlllllg- ‘with YTQSh Dflllls throilSh| -in any

and Identify single mark matte mark contrasting

So I sing the praises of the av- woman who does her work. who i-s willing to be unknown, who is modest mid "nflifefiicd. who tries to lessen the its happiness. Sh:- is the truo guard- "ialliélflgel of mankind. -Elbcrt Huh-

Ifyowd follow a smart new trend, dont have all your furniture match the dark tradition pieces. Do Zita cent. tho room with a _f:~\v {net-es gfnbluntie or havcst fmish mahog-

RING AROUND TUB

A 300d ivay- to tiuin children to remove the ring around the bathtub is to put a bath brush for tub- scrubbing easy ranching distance of thr- tub, ivith cleaning powder or soap.

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the chafflrig which so Often comes from all wool garments.

l Q. llow can I from broken noodles’!

blades. and broken glass.

Q. How can I roxmve grease stains from carpets and rugs?

A. Oovei- the stsiris with com-

thtn bfillh off.

_ em _ _ "are you mgii-‘filiiiwiiiiiiii dsiiioiiloililnnli. going ‘to kill the dotted calf?”

You'll like it! "N03 answered the old man.

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Q. what is the best undarwtsr. The best la alik and woolen underwear. This not only helps to ‘warm the little body. but it prevents avoid accidents ' A. Keep s mu or box with close

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i a, an Inland Farmers Wife

I ‘Mm stay n’ let’; have s talk" Jitlflle coaxed me. turning back the bed-covers invitingly. I had come to the morn above the kitch- en. barely past peep o‘ day on my any down stairs this morning. "But Junie" I protested weakly "the breads waiting to be intruded down." "Let it run all over the place" Jamie laughed. I managed, however. to resist the temptation to remain there with Junie, and by way of milking my head save my heels, I added their night lamp to my wllecllon and hurried to- wards the kitchen. Since Jamie came. it includes a flat-iron, which I use as d comfortable bed fellow -Jarnlo followed presently, when the kettle had bcgim to steam. and it. wss while he wsa moving the table to a position nearer the stove, where we now breakfast cosily, that James called him to the vararidah overlooking the yard. "Como too!" Jamie shouted to me, in his excitement "quick tic-iv. or you'll riiiss it!" I joined them in lllllle to see Tabby deliver a dead “mouse to her kitten. now grown- as big as,he'rself. Amid. joyful mowings. the small prey dissip- peared with Tabby getting never, a morsel of the delicacy. James who never misses an opportunity.’ to “point. a moral" remarked: “There. l Ellen, that is what one might call the right mother instinct.” Tabby.i ‘foolish cat that; she is. brushed her whiskers with a. dainty touch, ,andl

then sat back complacently. I ivatchcci the whole performance uiith the same fascination as‘

Jamie. “I'm afraid" I stud tur-nitigi l0 go in, for the tcii pot by now‘ was bubbling away neglected “that

Tabby has g decided mother com-

plex. She's rearing her family lnl a wa-y um is likely to make herl sup sorrow some day. Youngsteis HIGH-id learn early to be self-i-e-, liant and useful"- though I some- . times forget this idea of iiii-nc in my dealings with Jamie.

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It vi-as sunny. and lovely

the light fall of new snow and a stillness prevailing that made the: assirig of the mailman’; sleigh‘ ut along the hill. clearly heard in the yard. And the sound of a; clicular saw in the distance faded] in nicely with the Blueiays calls’ from the orchard. As he had ‘in-' tended. Junie was out early with. shovel and sled. making roads to Jennies door and from Lhence to the rabbit hutch beyond. which now shelters a. fat lonely buck. l-Ie i; the handsome successor to Susie who, a coy maiden of a bunny, dis- apperacd. leaving neither hide nor hair of her, last Aulunui. Today's pleasiuit weather persuaded Jcan-ie to enjoy a. shopping trip to the city. Jamie stopped his play to watch her go d0wn the short-rut toward the mill. regretfully. He like; to see her when he is out about. “She's not vcry big." I said coming to a. varandah to shake a rug. "No" Jamie agreed than iiiided “was she cvcr on a bus?" “Oh yes". I rc- |il‘ed "lot5' of times." “I 12s’ thought hers so little. that bus man- might never sec hei- n‘ lea go right along ‘

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A Scottish farmer had agreed to deliver twenty hens to the 10¢“ market. only nineteen. however, W" Bill-i. and it wsa almost even- ing before the twentieth bird was brought in by the farmer.

"Min." said tihe butcher, "you're lste with this one!"

WW9." B-zreed the other. “but ye we. she didn't lay until this after- noon."

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_ DEAR M355 DIX: Many of your letters recently have been from young women sakiiig your advice about how to make veterans interested in marriage, and how to get a husband. May I offer a word of ad- vice? ' It is: Don't. The veterans. and the boys who are not veterans. feel that the pursuit o! love is in their hands. They do not like to be conscripted and exploited by the girls or the girls’ mothers. My son never dates a girl who does any of these things: Calls him on the telephone; comes to liis home unless especially invited by his mother; writes the first letter when they urc apart; always has lurr mother in tow; assumes a possessive attitude lo- wards him and calla him her boy friend. So, girls. take s hint. Don't be so anxious. MOM-HER. OF A . ANSWER: I urge every girl who reads this mother's letter to cut it out and paste it on hor mirror where she will sec it every time she puts on her makeup. For lhcso are words of wisdom which will be a lamp to the feet of the girl who wants to be popular with boys and eventually snare one for a husband. The secret of a girl's success with men is to assume a takc-Llqenl-or-lcaire-thcm attitude. Mon are sportsmen by instinct and their first interest in a girl is in chasing her. As long 8o she runs from them, they will run after her; but when she reverses the role and begins pursuing them, they flee from her, and a man can always outdistance a girl in a race.

POSSESSIVENESS GIRUS DOOM

And don't forget what this mother. who has a son and knows boys. says about possessivcness. More girls lose out on this count than in any other way. The niinutc- a girl begins acting as if she owned a boy. that minute she signs her doom. It is bad enough to be henpecked after marriage. No boy is going to stand for it before marriage.

So watch your slop, girl. Elspociaily with the veterans. who, aficr their discipline in the army. are craving freedom, and who arc on the lookout for traps.

DEAR MISS DIX: I uni a working girl living with niy parents and grandmother. A couple of years ago I met a boy whom I like very much. but do not love, and when lie asked me to marry him I said no. But my family is crazy about him and is determined that I shall marry him; so they have writtcn to the boy. who is in the Navy. tclling him that the reasoki I refused to marry him was because I was so shy and too bashful to toll him that I loved him, hot a word of which is true.

The boy is coming home soon and my family is going along plan- ning a wedding, which I think is giving the boy a very raiv dcal. as I have no intention of marrying him and am going to marry a boy I love, but whom I now have to see secretly‘. I think the reason my family is so crazy for me to marry t-he sailor boy is because he has a little money. Can you think of any way that I can makc the family see the way I do? _

- B. B.

ANSWER: Your family is doing a very wrong and cruel thing in trying to force you into marrying a boy you do not love just because they prefer him to the other boy, and because he has a little money.

You are a self-supporting. independent girl, and my advice to you is to tell your parents that you are not going to be forced into marriage against your wishes,_and that you will leave home if they interfere with you any more. The days when a girl could be sold to the highest bidder are over.

DEAR MISS DIX: I am a man of 4'1. Weigh 135 pounds and am five feet. four lnthcs tall. I havc a car. Make an average of $25 ii week at a. steagy job. My girl is l9 ycars old. weighs over 200 pounds and is so tall i can't kiss hcr unlcss she bends over. But I am crazy about hcr and I think she fools the same way about mo.

What chance have we to make a happy life?

LOVEE

ANSWER: I scc no reason why your marriage shouldn't be a successful one. Size has nothing to do with love, and the fact that your sweetie has to bend over to kiss you cuts no ice in the case. Certainly any girl who tilts the scairs at more than 200 pounds must have a heavy lot of faacinations to make a man crazy about her in t-licsc days when the living skeleton sccms to be the preferred risk.

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1. Wrist. is wrong with this seri- tence? “The building was rssed to the ground."

2. What is the correct pronunc- iation of "tryst"?

3. Which one of these words is misspelled? Exaapente, exaggerate.

excitation. the word "dis-

4. What does crepsncy" mean?

5. What is s word beginning with ae that means "composure; rc-

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Q. What are the most important things to promote peace in the family circle?

1. Brit-control. unseiflsliness, and . respect for other people's opinions, property. and privacy. will do it.

Q. when may invitations to wod- dings be recalled?

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