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too. l" ' m scandal: this none- “Fla-notary ay. Hm. ough, i you enjoy a stiff game and lntelllgen

a "srzw. .

“Th! and more distinguished fields. SEPTEMBER 23

_;:_ ars suggest an abuhdance of wdreerfulness. All Vlrgoe- . Oppor-

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GET A HEAD‘ START EVERY DAY

YOUR INDIVIDUAL IIGROSGOPE

l By FRANCES DRAKE

llnokinclasecﬂonyonr whatyeroniloakll.

birthday comes in, and find according to the stars.

‘f. (Copyright, 1m. m; mail-u Syndicate Inc.)

I] For Iii-ids!- Jsna 2nd :1 to APRE. 20 (Aries)

bsprutnlsinc andself ‘s

i fol tiipmeait a autodgyk arduous tanks and ro- oponsibilitles. And how capable

.1011 unable when up to parl

MAY

MJmE2l(Genl|n1) calleduponbo

Gtllljtlfﬁillibtl, Tact e .

38 (Cancer)

d in-

u aren's on guard. 'I‘he swiftest

I0 . ut? x scfully new!» . Eagnohollday, “the leadioifcg spirit

wholesome fun. healthy sports. Bo o peacemakar not a. comhatter. ' Y 24 to AUJUST 22 (loch-

possibilitles for substantial

headway in business and work matters. You con, l1 you will. tum social contacts to material advant- Iges. Let. your exuberance. fine lounge and knack for convincing Qonversatlon get you entree into

AUGUST 23 in glue) - Born before Sept. ‘i?

ity here for active empr- n your analytical astufeneas and

jrlﬂlllld advice. Have pop!

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vantages today if you'll think calmly and avoid strain. NOVEMBER 23

w EMZBER 22 (Sagittarius) -- Have no part in contention. And if associates want to wash time and energy on criticism and dlssentlon. you be strong-willed and go about your duties and work as is expected of {$2. no diplomatic, especially with

o sex.

p ER. 28 t0 JANUARY I1 (Oelrloom) — Avoid subterfuge, ho , lsr about being con- scientious. Reiicious and charl- taable activities rate your attention. mart innovations offer new gains. Look mead!

JANUARY H to FEBRUARY In (Aquarius) - A few ups and down, but nothing you cannot handle odroltly 1f ou try. You'd has rlsedhow oten people just not ly defend upon you in dif- ficult sltua on Use with more sureneas your fine intuition and mac of fairness. And keep unil-

FIIBRUARY‘ 2i to MARCH 20 (‘Plseeso-Iwhatever your schedule, carry it out systematically, de- termlncdly and with ease of mind and manner. Rushing and fussing won't help. Forget unpleasant- nesa and promote good will

A CHILD BORN TODAY: Cap-

kceness for new devices and meth- ods of improvement; imusinltlve in a practical way. Gould become a noted pianist, artist with ﬁre brush, perhaps singer. Learn, all of you, to control the sanctions and respect lice sanoly conservative. sloop and o faults.

Modern Etiquette us: soars-ta in:

o

Q. Islt his for the bride- grocman hishestman towear

serQvedwlt-hamast? A.Yes,ihiliseastomar1.

XQOOQOQOQ How Can I 91 (QAIOIIAIIIII! ooooo-o qJlawcaatrssstmtl-ialusur

inllwhiohhllblﬂlﬂtlllbi- a

Groin-a

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m '1. S , ' iolvia. nd Personal 7F ons

Dorothy

Under No Circumstances-Ghoulish Husbands and. Wives Permit Themselves to-Dritt- - Apart - Beware = the i Time When »

"Children Are Growing Up. i '

On a . who}. ﬁnder-r.’ wk‘

nieoesoffstfmm teekandwithit 819w a heavy iron skillet.

shoutthebrssimaeoflifefcgl

uintanoswith each other.

both aid greased skillet. Add a

. Cover bake in slow oven (325 for about 2 1-1 hours. rues r 5 B 1'06 2 1-2

“Sh! Wmck use

mushrooms in it. or else 1 can soup with enough or clear vegetable

Whll t Swiss teak aklng use thg oveen for halted L, b ' or macaroni to serve with

Jélllcd Poor Salad

6 large pear halves

l pkg. soft cream cheese 3 ﬁlvbluipuﬂns chopped nuts 1 pkg. lemon jelly

1 cup pear juice

1 31p boiling water

he ucc Method: Drain the pears well the

ler. Add the cup of pear Juice or if there isn't enough of this, add water to fill the cup. Pour half 0f the Jelly into a shallow pan and

1 it begins to set

Milt the cheese with the chopped nuts and form into six small balls. Press one of these into the cavity of each pear half and then press the pear. rounded aide down, into the partly chilled jelly, Pour the

111311 Jelly over the pears and chill until it is perfectly firm. Cut into squares with one pear ha!

Serve on lettuce with salad lng or mayonnaise.

may soften the water with a; bit of perfumed ammonia, occa- sionally a five-cent box of ordin- ary household baking soda with horax, bath starch, or oatmeal

Keeps u Fl in three’ ways

Does "acid stomach" bother 0'0“) l: your elimination faulty? l-iaa this sluggish acid condition "got you Start taking Eno'_l “Fruit Salt" before breakfast! This proven bodyguard not only neutral- izes “acid stomach" AND R810"! natural elimination but IN ADDI- TION efectively strengthens your resistance by reinforcing W“! llklll reserve. One teaspoonﬁil of lino has systemic allralizing value equal to 8 ounces of orange juice.

d tand. tha two bore each other to extinction. ‘more u the husbands

ence as tiuck as pea soup Joy. Yet these people

w being all-in-oil b0 cannot even answer uo themselves apart '

i, . A mm ho signs herself “Lonely wife" writes: "I am like thou- wo therwvvomen who, when their children marry and leave home, 11nd themselves utterly desolate. We crowd the doctors’ offices and are being treated for melancholic and nervous breakdowns notlung her Wllh-us except. that. we ‘

r companionship. lsihﬁyl 31¢ have lost mob other on the we

"What. I want vo say let, this happen to you.

we still have our is. true. hut some- and have nothing in cotmno

um up with each other.

oung Don't lose touch with each other- that one can follow one path and the other another path and then wme together again some day. Every possible for you ever no

espoc 11y children that they have ts. Lh

81m mnnitu so sulphates, on bank

mineral rolls, no nun, no qadlgesle.

t” i; yo", n/s, plasmas. This h nothing inn as good. CNN

miserable old B88 ve them, but. ihetr be with them and they can have mﬂny D3993’ Yam bridal cou ie should la to m p w ciilti

together if they have kept

These are words of w heart. They should deliberately vaic oompanlonstil . Th

in that way alone can th love is not. e. miracle flame that t burns only so long as you stoke it Dix-My nusbani?

PEANUT CRUNCH

The secret of malnng succmsful is that it must be made quickly. ‘Therefore ever/thing before the actual 000mm! bellns. Shell and removelau“ the skins from one quart, or pea- nuts. chop them up as finely as, sprinkle them with u vet-y; it. and stand them in a are ‘D1800 fcljrie lat liﬂgld. ase a. a _v ar with a little butter, pguet rfligllgsoim of Zranulated sugar into it, place over the fire and stir very care- fully with s wooden spoon till the sugar dissolves. Directly 1t boeomu reanove

l

from the rn-eilsprinrl, in

. warm unearth hiliiidzrporii: rigour:- h become too thick to pour, 1t

15 beware the syrup has cooked

h» 1mm 1n this case. wees it out

flat in the tin with half a lemon.

ves ke close to feeds ltgif. It is nre 1 ulr outlining a budget

AMorningSmile

The policeman on point duty was a busy time with the o flc. Suddenly he saw a. dear old lady looking up at him. so he held u a bus, five cars,

pm- her cross. she toddied up to him. and the policeman asked what he could do for her.

said. "I only thought you would like to know that the number on ygur collar ls the same as my tele-

h

debt d very nthtahops check

u or 1 like w live comtcrﬁiyemir 1313mm mo ti» trunk that nothing is being saved for an emergency. What d0 ya; think? AdBWETI ' I think that peo e who could save something for an

for their old use. “wt ion is a cgsrttainty unless they die y

j as dlshovn as just exactly what uh

falltodosoare

th ame of- the titres r§ ‘life is that the world is full o1 these rtiﬁrinoiplednépendthrlfts who blow in all of their money on havin good

fine cloths and glvl

to enjoy today and let tomorrow take c rainy day comes to us all and that the man who has not provided himself with some protection Icainst. it either perishes in the storm, or else steals somebody eise's umbrella. man who has so little self-respect an ook lot-word to being depend-

‘I was sorry to see you come out of the Green Man last. night, Tom," said the vicar.

"AW. Oi were sorry meself. But i0 come out some

kept immaculate if li-tl "m! is added to the goaptafndkw ler with which it is ‘washed,

at. ll .

.13 rumors-autos

emu 1mm. analogy weeks or aunntlnevaad “iﬂfwfi? "'°"' "w"

lttakeaaomanynoisstomakoa

Sims-by lovely shellsio make

Bomanywee-fytrllls iolnakes

success. Yet one short prayer will open Heaven's Door. ~ ~Jcsn mint-ton.

YOUI aaaury para

Izourbcauvyb doeanot per-mt

bath water uxurles. , you "borax.

a which you may prepare your-

se if you wish woo tothe uhlel

- BRUSH BUIZDE Ul-‘IJIJN Careful attention to

aoouaorlea marks the well-groomed girl. Even the most. expensive handbag, belt or gloves, ll soiled or dusty are bound to detract from the smart- ness oi‘ the girl who would be truly chic. suede accessories need eon- stant attention. Brush irequent with a soft suede brush-always of gcairse. before putting on—and it's

l.

too, to keep such a brush or

dry sponge in the purse for emer- gency cleaning.

A seml-autqmrlc camera has

been invented that delivers a lin- lshed photograph two minutes after a sensitized blank u exposed.

snwnn nmmaim Don't. stew rhubarb in water. Cut

it up and cover with ar over- night. Cook

own iulce rains its full flavour.

very carof y in its heart. day. It then re- FRYING FISH

When frying fish if a little salt is pTinkIZd into the hoilln fat this

keeps the fish from stick ng to the w, and it turns out without

siting.

Lamb, hunter style. is a good lcnic dish. Cut lean lanrb in one-

ihch squares. thread on wooden drawers with a piece of bacon in between each two pieces of lamb. You can put onions or mushrooms

too, if you wish. Wralp in

wdxed paper. and take’ to the pic- nic grounds, unwrap and cook over ‘hot coals.

HANDY HINTS loosely twisted knitting‘ silk i5

often better than wool for dsrnln: the lightweight woollles, especially if the darning is very loosely done. The texture of the dam is then more like the wool itself than

am sorrler stinger; his Dear Mus Dix-Jo it true that men seldom melee

"£48114?" 1mm the floor? - o some absorbent e t- passes at Birls who 1111s to pick up tohe 11.1.11. r:

Certainly no one will claim that spectacles are an ado.

feminine viseav. but they are not as dbtlmnn: as the wbocrack _intl-

of pretty Birla in alaises who

a blinkins 'tr"§ryuliiliniy lirauuseiiirfé"

have dates to burn more attractive in

bh wk nn1i£1

SKYWAY LOVERS

By vrna snows

Th and who marry we glasses than she

. about the waiting room?" "Yes."

anied at killed. I wouldn't have taken this

method. It attracts too much at- Terry was; watching Mona mm-

body want her kll _ "That is what. I am

l! I find that out. I have talked to he can offer no the- ory. He says he has not seen her for months. not

that Scott was here.

"And what about that sir-mall lellalﬁr you senb to New York?" son thouzht Mona seemed

since the divorce,

88°- wulkod back and forth- "Pm inclined to believe man. had as it. looks. seem to

Gay Chatter Yleasos the Mon A friendly twosome at the coun- Kay knows simple ways to put a man at e him terested with casual

ﬁngriaiswmasiegéy moire xhgllziswgyhrinz him “ma. .11 amuse. Iw 'to

9w," ..

cannon-ball serve asks Jack, deftly

r E.

O %t,is what was "so he look amt Dolhs m mu tewardess"

i; true. I've known him He's been with me since

t. yiiibeoilor. lom- her

G7!‘ WORK PILLOW OASIS

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Household Scrapbook reisoasara us:

5 réi

80 inch for the short shove with collar and l 1-4 yard of ruf-

Ban "fifteen cents stamps (l!) w ecin. ncoin preferred) ob tastefully. address h

safer‘

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| TIMELY TIPS

- FOR [HE —

HOME SEWER,

This is certainly a suit season.

and therefore. a blouse season. 1hr your simmer suit or to fresb~

on up retty sprlnl one. you ~ simply phsve one of those i fresh new blouses. They are so easy i0 make and so satisfactory toowmlllakeaé ., l m? or paste one a tea-in] - fle for afternoons and dinner in

tern i blouse to wear with your pique skirt or your slacks. You can have

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blouse

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7') And Her "' » ' I I A 3 JACUVIUGS

whindarning wool y. u,‘

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NIVII‘ BUILD BY TIABINGDOQ

W experts 3'0“ never ma?

else down can very

sumst way to dram a the flaws in your appea go around making ca! about how other wome

elsleﬁeiifou? he better B“ B 9W Dill-Hills yourself "

» focus attention on yo

kind. ii’ your own hair really lovely, but pret doesn't.

The two remarks which W0 halo and resent most ol all‘??? of comic, and such ma)...’ Wu 00 0 "and "That mg - you look younger." T“

Furthermore, you may be an angel about watclii hnidhixig your hair

But it's a mistake to say that you are. or to discuss your ways m; means of self-improvement rm frequently. If you do, you'll have pl lng. "Mary worries u» much about herself, don’;

, ‘Wh wouldn't Mary be atlracitve? 1m at all the time she spends on rm face and figure."

Bet to go your cum sweat way. makin! yourself as attractive as possible without going into g,

taking no risks of drawing alien- tion to your defects hv pomtm; out the shcrtcmnlngs of others.

VARNISHING moons

To keep varnished floors in gccl condition, sweep with a ml.- bmlﬂ or a broom encased in soft cloth, Wipe them over once a week will; cold water and dry at

dog family are found on the Anv- erican continent

NEW BREAD FOR OLD

: the loaf or roll and

it under the cold-water lap (running very slowly) so that the crust is made just moist. then in a moderate oven ior a The crust of the

bread makes the inside soft an IDOIWY. Rolls bought n Saturday can be

made to taste l e new 1f yn-i m given a supper party

i