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Let the vegetables stand in weak brine over night. Heat vinegar sugar, turmeric and mustard. Add vegetables and bring slowly to the boiling point. Remove from stove and fill sterilized jars.

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Dutch Cleanser. They marvel at its lightning-fast grease , lzid 3M5 and 5e51- | cutting quality. Since grease is woman s greatest cleaning | DIES-rm") PICKLES problem. tlio New 50",, Faster Old Dutch Cleanser gives I One pint cucumbers, about 2 _\'H\ll-llfifff‘lllldlfOllfltlClO£1fllfig——fLlSl@T sparkle to surfaces i mclwsl. 10:51 1 1mm lflffie "ulhmb" ‘x, . , ' , \ , _ ' ' , ' _ ' s. , 3T5. S lCC , pill ])l(" Hg OlllC' 5. blLJllM o! tl.t no“ magic-like ingiotliont that has been >1 mp swing, mam w, (Hagcnmh. zitltlotl to the famous Old Dutch formula. in l-iiicli pieces. 1 pint small grcezi it's ivaiting for you now at your (loafers in the same, ‘ ‘onlatwsi 1 pm‘ °““llfl°“"‘"i m" l" familizir package. Get a supply totlziy and watch it g0 to work on greasy stovos, sinks. pots and pans. See what a swift sparkle it lirings to bath tulis. WflSll basins, glass iinll painted surfaces. The New 50% Faster Old Dutch Clcziiisoi" is wonderfully thrifty, too. because it goes so far. (agar, 4 tablespoons ])l'0i):ll'£‘d lllllS- Hui-xii‘! Srrnlrli . . . 51min trilh Fvisnuililn the vegetables should be rem

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l A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY will be original. iiituitivc, itlcfilistic and capable, fond of travel and social position. Will rise, if given an opportunity". above a llllflllll.‘ beeinniiig. Fittcri for the stiigc. V; I pOliflCS,l(llplfllll\ftli(‘ service, con- “ , ; <\_ -- _- . fidcnfiri ant ‘ {lllYP ivork. llWzliiIaJiVhJLiC-un iii-ii do Shiny" iiliiuinEilinlriiliiifiilmiltig- A" Flllal-‘filml mind? (‘Ylilwl- m‘

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(Cnpr orn) - You may not find. everitliliig as iil\l'illUlll0ll5 as you'd like, pill‘lli‘lllfll'l_\‘ concerning private and artistic affairs, but it will Fieli ‘ tremendously if you will close vour eves to liarmlcss faults in others. Try to correct vrrors. .'

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l Pass ihe Introductions Test

First impressions are so impor- tant — and what an important part. etiquette plays in them!

A warm welcome is given the young bride who, meeting her hus- ; band's friends for the first time, ap- pears gracious, wcll bred.

Her smiling “How do you do" in response to introductions strikes tho right note at once. Unacceptable to people of background are such ex- pressions as "Pleased to mcct you," "A pleasure, l'm sure."

Avid, though a woman ordinarily docs not offcr her hand at introduc- tions, to do so on special occasions is cordial and correct.

Knowing etiquette is so important to the woman who wishes a popii- lar place in her community. How awkward. for example, if you don't know the right ivziy to rcply to an invitation written on a calling card. Just send your own card with "Dc- lighted to come Friday at 4" at the top. ‘

Playing hostess? Entering a room with a guest, let him go first unless you need to show the ivay.

To be a successful hostess, I pop- ulzir guest. check up on the etiquette rules in our 32-page booklet. Tells the correct thing for parties. formal and informal; the theatre, country club. motoring, games. Has point- "s on telephone cliqiictic.

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Dorothy Dix ’s Letter Box

‘YOU’RE NEVER OLD AS LONG AS YOU SEEK NEW INTERESTS

Age is a Matter of the Mind, Not the Physical Body -— S0 Pick Up Your Quest for Knowledge and Life

What is age? When are we old? A wit has said that any one who is 10 years older than we are is old. And perhaps that is just as good a definition as any Certainly we can't measure age by the number of

- -. candles on our birthday cakes for many people are born old They are virtually senile in their cradles. Thev never have a young thou ht. a young i ipulse, s, young emotion during the r en- tire lives, while other men and women nevu- groui old. no matter how long they hvc. 1n their eighties and nineties they are still mere lads and llissics. O.’ course, time takes its toll of ali of us. Our Hood looks g0 witn tiic years. We ac- quire fEdHIEF-DOJ or string-berm Ilglll'BS. Our eyes dim and our Joints creuk at the hinges. And if cur hearts and souls have hardened along with our arteries we are old. But if we have stil kept BllVt‘ our interests in things, our curiosity about what's CUiHilliZ next.’ our liopesaoui‘ cii- ihusizisins and cur tiiitli 111 hie, we are sill young, no mutter lioiv our uuiivaird appearances D3116 it.

So I think we are YUUHR JUSL as 1011i»! 115 We can change our inintls and D181"- Ql" 119W EDDIE - orchards, and we are 0.d vibe: W0 bcfillé ifllltillllllf [LUJUL Lhc good uni days and shut out from our nun s everv i_ea i! - isn't a veritable antique. and bvsm inking Whats the use. But if hge is ' ' is ti tragcnv to a woiiinii_. lior the theoi v has

fllWll a prevailed tliut it ' the dutv ui‘ the ieiiiinine sex to remain pel- jpctunlly voting. and lhi. llort tii._ lock and iict lo ziitoi they were ti), ‘ has been the ciiusv oi itrvfll $111931“ i widower with three cliLdren from ‘inq to wotiieii 11nd made them com- ‘ 10 to l6. 1 do all the work of mak- Iniit nianv lollies. ing a comfortable home for tncin

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so it is evcii more important fcr und am trying to be t1 good wife and . vi-onit-ii to kiiuu- \\'llL‘lll iliey are hilt!‘ ‘mother to thfiui, nntbiil‘ think [lpfixflllla ‘lllilll it is tor nun o -nuw \\ ' Mics inc to circa c. as a ivi c itlicv are, and 1'. is an even iiiorc dii- i‘ moi“...- inswdd U; Jug, as n house- liiviiit tlllthliVll lo settle bnnlllw‘ H1911" kcopcr. flit iiiy husband shuts ine auc is one cl the sviltis uicv do not , out from all niriiingcitient. oi the uvcn tvi. ihri11>c1\'v:»- HU\YL'\'(‘1'- GY-ulchiltlren. Ncvc-r consults iiie about ivciiiiu \vtiiii.iii dllS\\'L‘l'S_ the old qucs- I “ha; they shall do and where they iioii "liovi o.<l is Ann‘ in itiis iii.~h- Wimp “o, when tin-v “uni, to do .1011. _ l Q illll,\'lllllll-ZY10X' golanywhere he nlcvelr lu-m (ilf ‘S 119T)’ Sfl_\5I "\\ irit (tics inotiicl‘ lilli L Sill‘ Wlilkbl ‘This nisriiiiig I l “pom u?" 01-, "111 {m}; 1L (;\'Q1‘ with

uwiikc lo lillil’ 11 lL'il'll)l(.‘ situation.‘ |nQ_h3i~_" HP Soups ii and if Hlflkfs bur i1 uus inv lJil‘lll(l.l\' lllltl ihcrc l]ino ice. like a ruiil; GllLSlilCl‘. Also, “'21s L30 _\t'.ll.\ JlLI .li1u All 0.tl nlilActl\‘vhlln m‘. husband . first wile died. A bllllutltll’ oi horror err-pl (lU\\ll my 1h‘. had his nlsuninge mm“- Qui [Q simiv 41s i rciirscu iiii‘ iwiul¢“111-I\i-lliis (‘llll(li‘(?ll, anri I feel tlint this 1i cckllrt not livi- will» M1111 MW WW-vshtiuld be changed and lcft to me. . illlfil iiiris. _ l K. L. i "Al. iiniitls wcro llll in r'ollcgciAn_“\~p.-_ or l|l.li'li('\i iii-fl i i~..:. lllll iii cur-l wnrn a wcmiiii iiiarrics a widower Iii-M HUI llhiili-fi. hi» "P" “llf-db‘ with liali-groivu Cill!(ll‘(‘ll. she iiecrls ‘u. lillu 2.1 >1 airs Ui(l. illt‘ iiuii_v of it m‘. “qmmn m 5013111011’ [he [act pf an is 111.11 i tiuiii 1PM Ml. ivlli‘. 1 a diplomat, the pnuriire of Job and \‘ll,l~i\' iiitz l iiiliii ll) Lain, 1L0 puic- .1“. 3mm‘- m 13kg i‘, 0f Gyjgrldn, (‘n uil.| Uri lfllillhs llllii liltll pt'<)]l.(' and (luau bonny Fm- §hp fncps [hp iilili 112th‘ ll guilt. limo bvltircu sr-l- mo“ compljcau-d and dlffjcuit, {gig}; 4v UU\\H w ~1i1i111:i..t' ii-iu vHHH~H1-lc1i curili, llllCl. no lllllllfi‘ lioiv well "LAM. ilii u;.LLAllH hump, in us,»- iiiis ism- (iciv-h p she 59x10.“ gets any i u... illltilu iiiti. i. i ooiit i.,l".ii) [pimps fol-ii, ill,» first ciiuiuo u. a illlzbilllu it niiiy To bog-in with, 5119 goes into the m‘ 111v HM- blivilill 1 111KB Ml‘- AILY- enemies‘ camp for the children are bet-i‘. 01' \\.\iL .oi ivir. Hll-‘UL 1° Wllfi Jlllllfib‘. inviirizibl_i' prejudiced against =‘--0i-l4r' illicit" stspitiot-lici‘ and iii-c lcokirg l-Ilv Luvs U" fior licr to treat lhcm like lllL‘ t-iue. Iii-NH 4i» -\-- -'\" 0U 114111‘! ill 1W5 snpiiisiht-r of the 0d fillYY tales on Hus Il.llli\' c. u. \'.A1l siiiiit- zit u .. ‘ivhuli ill(‘\' were l'L‘1ll't(l. so they liii.\i.‘ pviiil 1.1 iivii l-l us» 1w “i: _doii1 oven give her a hiir break at linw till iititi it. no tall i1 i l'L‘i|.~ . L1“; SLQYL einut-i- lillcil we LilUll-Zui llii_i \\'\.lil1illi Furihei more, in this attitude they 01 2o ivtls so oiu iini. hill‘ shtiuicbnre more than likulv to be abetted Lilllli) ll‘) Ull tilt‘ hilCii .\ll(i llllltit I'll)" iby thrill‘ lngihfifh pcopug “jig a11- 101‘ 3011.11,; pvulhv- nut siting to 1c: poor, dqtir s.‘ ‘s We wtmocitu hllll‘. utiv (.110 Ul c0 (‘lll-ltlfll no iibuscu iiy 3| sizipmo or. could pss-iuiv iiliu u. |l\'4\ iiie and Anti ii the lather is a iuiiti parent, illilk‘l‘.:.i .o (iu .ii-... i...i..l- 1.1.... s.i.l he also is on ihc ticitiisive anti c.in- o iiic, “lllAU as iui- inc cit. frcuciy to sitic with the lads. 148L025 ul +0 it. sttllltkl liilllUcl iii-l Now, it is hard cnougii for oven Ifltcflll. for lllLlll to sun tlilllvtl’ tiic an ouii niollici" to gel among with wor u. ;ii:iclcsct'nt children, wno are 1115i. at in when wu l'\‘1l('llt‘;l ilit-se iid- ihc lllll‘ iilien lll(’\' know it all illKl \’(1ll.t‘tl pt-iiotis in int io1iiid_\\e zirt- mos‘. resentful oi iiutlioritv. so

iiuu .11». ii.-_.,uii iU ii\.-, lliikl iiiui. .wh.'it lllflllCi‘. has the poor sicp- ,iilc nus l..r iiciicr unu nut. ..ir lllufu linotliri- to get aioiiq iiitn kl 10L if jsiivti liliAll ll. illl(i in our lKlUAUbJCllL illvllilnllkillfl youngsters wllCll they

itiiivs. [all gang up against her?

i at) I offiir this comfort to iii_v l I am not sure but wlnit vour hus- .c.c1'risp.i1itit-1ii_ 11nd ills-i lhc iissur- band's altitude of hiking unlire cen- liini-e lllill iht- litLkl not ULTklllbt‘ cf troi of the ('llll(ll'l3ll and leaving you iiu-r iiuiiintt-ti aige iusii to lllt‘ altar out of the cuiiflivi, isnt tlic ovst. Willi iuc iirst ninn who pops hie thing for vou uiiditr the circiiiu- question to hcr. Her lllfllfillluillil stances. It suvcs you from a itev- chnnces for the next 1o yvars \vi.l VCF-Ellldllig right with Llicm, rind g5- not only be printer, but sue will be ‘ peciiilly with the 16-year-old girl more likelv to make a happy mar- l who would defy your counsel just ns rlage because sht- \\lil bring to the iihe would her own mother's were se potion oi i1 husband the kiioiv- ‘Slit’ tilive. And if you 0.111 just make leugt- of lilv illld iiicn that only Lille 'lll) vour mind to accept the situation Cilil lunch iii-r. phinsoiiliictilly. it will save you a

L? lct of iroubc. MARRYING WIDOWER Anti vou have the comfort c! WITH CHILDREN knowing tlint in a few yctirs the

"Dear Dorothy‘ Dix-I married a children will be grown rand gone,

' Awakened Woman

._ By _ ELINORE BARRY

Qfifdi 1i¢iogeligiiilsmthem or - changed and go so nice lately. 9J1 au_... 5am paused in confugivpi "Go on, Sam,“ said JOYCE. I“ l

right." she said to me

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k iii 1 found 331i! ggtlcggflfsflbggd udhzsone iii’ I didn't. find you the second day! n

"So Roxie believed i}? d Hgxld thought Joyce. qeeP-v W" e ~, a S aloud she said. ‘B1955 he“ I “ w y" felt Roxie could be depended W!

suddenly she realized that they were more than halt way to Man- zaiiita. home!

Xalfibwaugh. in her throat.

The house seemed flbsertefiio was [hgy pjflVfld. find Joflm ‘iece iion been ncrviniz herself fvr 5d 1P re_ bv um gflllfl," felt trenien ous .v

loved She wanted a little time be- fdre bieejmz any one even the faithful Roxie for whom her heart? was full of gratitude 513° Sllpped qiiieztv 1m to hi" bsgioeg-wgg, stretched out on the be . 1

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s [What next? What next’; Sig?! never felt less mistress 0 herself untliltinpsinlcerfihe had found

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Gradually. as night‘ drew GOIIéIdKlQQ heard sounds downstairs, fin fielaxeg with pangs of hunger. S e d“ somewhat and beFid" m 61ml‘ a mcini: Nell Packfllfl- Sh” f’? in has“. bu.“ and dressed hciscfml one of the iirelfl’ 511ml‘? “x123 Sh“

hung in her closet. It sioch rd to notice how W0"! and a3 a she looked; the life she had lc in Snn Francisco had left ills giflr]l<-a_ 5.1m was standing by ti? 08m? Joyce came down the M ctfig of "lic Slllliiffljlt her with ii f6 l" l. the old friendliness, and tncn s1?"

Dcgliguivas left facini he!‘ “Wblmd-

A11 u-loughy, qf how slit: should 'meet this situation vanished when She saw Neii such an intensity of unhappiness broodcd over hltsbijflije that Joyce ivas iiistantli S? .9 i and without a moments lieslbflllflll she ran toward him. Here was 5°11“ lone of whom she was Kenumely fond, iii the greatest trouble-no ihoiuilit but to comfort him! He git: not once lose his self-controli éld the lraElc look in ins eves 1,1511 5i", when hc saw 1101‘. and 111-‘: “we tense expression softened. i “It

"It wus a lie, Neil! she sa d. was a lie that I knew! Of C0915}? 1 didn't! on my dear. _mv deli}; 01'- glve me. I'm so Wfflbly 80H)- I mien your mother too. lilo, 0X19 cou d have helped loving 1,1,01-

“I guess I was the dud. 11¢ 551d pfulfi)‘, "to have believed Jflyoe Abbcti. Gee, I didn't know women oiti that. sort of thing to each othcrl"

"Not all ivonicn!" said JQYCF. "Remember it was ROXlB W1") dldnt believe her, and sent Sam W find ii1e."

"Roxie knew you better than _I did,‘ Neil said sioiviy. "iiiucss thaw- “ _~.=i bflCk for nie all rich» - - - 1 was so bowled over‘ bv Wlliil S0“ told me that day with that Ains- wortli ielloiv that I didiit know what to believe. 1 begun to think I lust imagined I'd been married at ii l!" .