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Wives l ‘ranch Time '

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New Daughters-in-Law Have “to Possess a Great Deal of Tact if They Want to Keep. Happiness in Their Homes

__....__- mew-crass. t.‘.‘é"u“ai.tlf'l‘ti' ergs.~.r"m"l on theother day and one of em said:

Why are ales instead of the‘ 10 vere discussing this qu "r11 tell

merged his mother. I idealize was on my knees suffering and labor she had gone through in rear- ing for me my priceless husband.

“I felt end I was

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law, imokino the shock I

8° " that sh m“ any mom daughzgillflcslemt as a scehemlng aoventuress who had some-

dlllon 1o the famil Burr-r-r!

Bet her nrst klss. me shiver.

“And then slowly the knowledge was borne in on me that it wasn't indl ldually that she resented. t. was any Womfln- _ , me v She wanted to keep him for herself. Bne couldnt bear 199 w we [mums point and the,‘ pour slowly over the

Bill lo marl

T.

the tho t f t being first with him. rible mot er (fleaxlgusy that ls the crueiest and most devastating passion H; tozeilher. Return to the double boll- er and cook. stirring constantly, urgtlle thick 83d wo eggan le yolk d tir

“M,” slowly into u an 5 that I about 1 minute more.

on earth.

“And I made another discovery. That was that she didn't think that I was good enough for Bill; but inasmuch es I had invel ed him in some moment of mental irresponsibility on

l to manyin the least ma? Zingould d

lm, wait on him hand and foot.

should spend ma‘ days over the cook stove preparing feasts for my lord at I was to yes-yes him when with Joy when he oondescended to show me any attention or consider-

and master. atlen.

“Furthermore I found out that she had two codes of conduct, On te another for her in-laws. She thought chat her sons-in-law shoul work hard very comfort. 'Iihs. ' have pretty clothes and belonghto clubs and go to llflriiefi Mid QHJW pity at poor Bill having to mil so hard to support his wife and thought it a crime for m; to waste his money good s.

for her own children and vlde them with e nhemselves. But she wept wi

on g, servant and new frocks and

,. . because westecLandBfll

I

sh n m {sun t but most of us ail-hm rrv toslzet tmirom unsd r

G W88 g l B . 1S Oil € it kindly when Mother-in-Law $15G miiftrflfglpfneglgglfzifihmligeirlllé all Just as 1t with the sugar and

our mothers’ thumbs, so we don't take

puts the pressure on us.

"I can la. in-law always how much ing my house and tng l wear - worse luck —— had planned to buy.

instead

other‘: ha ribly polite to

good addition tn the my

the heertaohee our undercover mud morseHsndJvHx that I bud

1 to t f id an tolen its Drlze lamb. 10w woken m a o q s ‘linere were rcicies on it that still make

now, buthI anglm 1111:1115’ n. bitter tear overdmy mother.- “men”

me ow we s things. an esldrg m

0w 5nd pmnghgw {yqtfgggxyiyw mp 1n fun) h1g5 entirely lssolved. Add the 16111011

t th big heavy, clumsy woul ice of the smart modern pieces I craved and

On the con

other. But we have k “iven each other many a. dig when we

rum is onlysiiehaldrrtm emefeel Ilirlfilfl — i! only she had shown me s, little of the affection and understanding she gives her cwntdaughters. and keep in a cold place until

“And it would have made Bill so much hs/gplirekri ls.

“Well, me g; lady and so em I, so we didn’t literally get in each ir or ve words.

u. r: u picture mothers noul u-

eir sons’ wives. They don't wan ‘em I married

11L 1 w“ so Oook over a low heat, stirring eon.

and d and glorified her. I. with gratitude to her for all the

tsheitisd venmsthe

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BUITIBSCOTCII Ill-LING

1 wll brown suzsr 2 ablcepoons butter l poon vanilla 1-2 teaspoon maple flavoring 1 1-2 cups milk i l-l tablespoons cornstarch I etc yolks ikttltlggsnoon salt

I Sprinkle the s a: in p, heavy skillet and add thug butter.

looks like taffy.

ti"? is dissolved. Dissolve the milk and add it "d ll to

hot mixture. stirrlfilsn Lliliily the is thick 82d smooth. Add the

stun 98B yours and cook 2 min.

“PM t u led with r18 igus indignat olnlstoiige u," 1on8”

8 stage and

And I wondered how one because it eternally true.

d1; h r to my mother-in-

t she was not adopt-

lookedupcn ms not assnad-

Never shall I for-

She didn't wanti she was filled with that ter-

Her big idea secured w be he spoke and be filled

B

time

urniture that

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rrs sum. riicnsn 1i hiker called at a term and esked the owner, an. Irishman. 1'01‘

ached one. paws have no ages. sor." lid the

Irishman, ‘but I could be n in’ u some folne poached rabbit?“

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Her secret of joy she found in the

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Fold in the remaining egg white,’ stlffly beaten. and flavor with n, teaspoon of vanilla.

light colored, then pour the hot pineapple m?’ e11 as e un t. our views slwrnwed and than fold in the stiffly beaten egg have 1W“ "d1 0m" 111d whites and the cream which has 511th 8n unwelcome been wmj sun

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1 cup strong coffee

1-8 cup sugar

2 tsblmpoons cornstarch

2 eggs.

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1 1-2 table - gelatin

b2 cup cold water

l cup crushed pineapple

3-4 cup sugar

1-2 teaspoon salt

2a tablespoons lemon Juice s .

1-2 cup heavy cream

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Method: Soak the gelatin in the

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Beat the egg yolks until they are mixture slowly over

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The Housewife l. And He: ‘ A ctivities

It's today that I cm livin’. Not a month ago;

Havln,’ losin’, takin’, givln‘, As time wills to so.

Yesterday a cloud of-sorrcw Fell scrum the way:

It may rain-but, say,

.Aili't it fine Today.

You can't use the wif as bait when fishin -—these fish when

bigger and less colorful a few generations,

Lave can often I be

machine to and fro over the

‘part. This is quite effective lace curtains and can be done on

your parties. to your up or down-hairdo.

kept warm.

It may rain again to-morrow,

e‘s with in W nsin eed turn hi: and c"? and overrun

lnvlslbly Imended by running the sewing

nvgngyng the prison was being o. 6h l‘

M ~- mmduflI-I “h, t hout effort on her - u llu nuns of their wwn or zlui; fish, using g, mums-pm 5n Paula? mtsomguilo? may Robb Milk’ l? mnl delivery route number. regulating an oven are items in the °ot M? dimntoain", m l l°w'c°" "u?" ‘h!’ m“ h‘ P education of fifteen and sixtoen- " °‘ Y y cut food expenses. lfyou haven't cried Robin Hood gar-old boys at Henley-on- " m“, ... ‘h, d," "Mm I ames Granuner School in Eng- Women who luvehadprevicus “in” gou- milled’ from 2......

The cookery course, instituted ' “b” H”! c°°k B°°h "m “w” "h" " 4° "l "m dw-

by Headmaster H. ‘one of the “hpbby classes" avail- able w senior pupils. lasts e. term, given instruc- tion in food values. and the theory underlying practical coo . ght, for in-

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under your chin without damage

days. wool mater

I When clothes tint

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pupils are tau stance. the ws s that heat affects wo months m my ca“ m” 6y “man” “p” 1' looked no nlore work-worn than the hands of most n

proteins, and ments to study the effect of bak- powder in cookery processes s course o! twelve weekly les- uons they learn how to roast s i°"**-..'.P:'" °t "l" “riv- “hi” some. ,m|e um ur,a - $11011 8- 80B?! Mm be ti“! "ritters and ehocglate cakes. pp “Demonstrations are given." Mr. 36- Barnes

e dark fabric.

the boys are

the

D. Barnes,‘ as

labeling of lals to show what they are made of and the increased use sheer wools in clothes have the fabric. storming dad: colored seemed to cover gfigmh g, bl; m interest. she su event it from showing white on illlfsiififl him 111N119 himvelf- 811° Use commercial ‘What ts, cr blulng for color with s blue cast; coffee for dark browns.

mid-season l r ' ‘ten m! h! b0! the rout i! lmulated interest in adootgficlctalls while they waited for l *1“ m‘ n w,“ be

word-heard on ell it sides in the fashion world these The proposed

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By PEARL BELLAI RS

, glanced It e1 l k , BM #33 51......” it.’ ‘m’ . seemed to try to overcome,

" Y" "Y a .. "Sh, no. why should die be

th r ht Chris

pleasant one for er

work the ~ to his

ur Miss Oollet

TRWVPIIBIIINGS “amm-

llhmiilill‘ m or‘ out??? 3W; l Q n Hewitson. wn

itwu: rtwhhthmlsn

M lly Hewitson. ' I was ugt going to say that r mini: you're

bel. a little bewildezned yet

There was a the gcottthsxtliewitson (110113!!! her- ‘£20 e ‘hm; .

son he had ever me " that the 0th- ers were unlit: upswane of . . .l

\When Hewitson had finished his three drove back to town flat in cevendkh-squere. when they wen there Molly said to

w : ' .

wir

as he e. nurse."

lk ‘Plaid

im. wait But

es, ir Hewltson. "

she

Ii olllgogllist es you 1

_.~-- ~-_.-_..-_--- ‘mfisrfit she talk about herself?" said o .

“ o," grilled Hewitson. "Not to "o" . . wummswfjncm- t den her?" said He . "mac's nmelv -th»ere's aometmlng

her

msnnershc zlnngh dredsof singhln know?‘

irl ialxigture whoh was ca caifeii forth by his sister's wilder

had lost. {and oil We

crude

nothing

“Ziigieedsiii '° $111596? did got hi‘? ‘larsnowgkllishid 1mg,‘ suddggiluy dame 11.331?‘ wwéir-flsfnfielhgeflanco the liusoian bean-W“ - evenHe n —bflheluduyziouwon'tssk lndyI-fllfll-QW not known him. But she dig not Ilvel o-letfs take 001M ' than?‘ the" did ot and mum ui?1"n§s‘a“°‘" lo%ggihl8tglnrb%itbi‘llltiv a e0 “mo amps u; be; ‘qrtlmhlsmanuscrl tsfora at»;

. sl 1ke|' . Mk: Ooiiot?" uid Molly, fmaoedot the success of hear c est on.

M» n» was:

ly over his at him with the

ou‘d he h ou‘d bet her. Bend e. tot” i» her c _..

"All right!" domed tgu be bent i. trac

at the

llhO

Eifie

Molly. too bewil- hsn : Ind

a t l ewitsonhsdoneor ivllghélw;

her a few minutes to collect her thoughts

11311313 ma” i?“ though . ll thelitilsrtzccnl glue h2g1‘ sometimes

otic looking hrisga

sen

to meet Sanders and the

“Mr Hewltson. K. 0.," as she Ionic-

tlmes called him

“m “w m" we b0 a can there first, and he saw her, and

611188. your ears and head will be learn to work tidlly and metshodic- “w o er Woples “Lliiollm” w ially. They ,work individually, and ‘finally undertake full responsibil- tity for Ill stages of the work.

Dynamite cannot be shot from a 808* rifle or cannon-it ls purely an in- dustrial explosive, manufacturers explain.

W001 is the

wards her, as die aulietly about her. Them was some

that he was suddenl

f th t sh some who?“ Q.aowmrmuosuiuz 0n the tivities 0f nlen. rotector? n" “M; Mo,

wxhole face (rhanged, her half-smile mule o; mugun, o

of exp d Plait“

171N139‘ WW1 i" m“ m made at w and wnenltbounh cookies, cakes. Instinct. w M5

ve su .

Wes-I was on my way to the top, I suppose. At one time it used strgingeat thrill‘, Apart rom the fascination of

MOI‘! wmi- o jury."

' "lm n. all-I absolutely believe you Go on"

s. clever

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Modern Etiquette ‘ in mourn um

Z i n. I i-

ould s. nun‘ runovc his hut when cuter o hotel elevowri,

.A.Yes; bu ltisnotnecesefly _.‘l“.;..‘“..°°&‘ ut'u1§‘.°"” °' " Qiwhotlsthecorrectweyw Hlllisscookbootchu 05'- "Wmfi"? wlllbcolpuinevslune * m“ W ‘”~ both 1. ezptlned from Artichokes. di into i ° v the sauce, and bitten o and tbenew beginner. Q. ow should s woman s glam n‘ 1” 1 hEHIHIIIIth ma“... more B$,,“““"“',"°“‘°°'"““ modernideuwlltlnlllnrlght np-uo-claoe.

“ {f} - s"“°“"“‘ ‘uhimtitfda.’ $.12 and then he would Lstly refuse t0 uick breads, p, plus, take‘ ‘paid o 01:1 on no; d,’ m; w d“; “i. ~.:i'l*~.i.a"m:.."."....'. *'"' “"5?” l‘ """ '"' octave m totbothoetxewss “w” ‘°'“°“““' w’ l’ m A a nu. Ivnilul

Bl <

hi“)! |Il “imp; lg Robin Hood Flour Mill; limited, Monclon, NJ,

rum v§§nous ii

‘Ohrlstabel was s0 astonished by- Molly Hewitsonls note that it too

‘OOH l0! I'll “M” This is such s sensible,

51m down the of- P“ "a, d” m“

I6 lute you give your name Ind coupler: address. People freqnglg], forget to glvs their ma: uldrq

M“! 11° "Sh; w '95‘ I“ ‘h? yonordcr flour. Your money huh one. To other: let us lust say it slur l0 per econ, if you u; m i; g bfl-gglg {pg 9;, ell|htcd with the raulu.

Rollin i ‘Hood Flour

It was a perfectl turned out. ex- 0 bel who pre- ted herself at the Caffi imperial

to herself, was

Household Scrapbook V‘ i‘! IDBEITA LII) ,

looking

How Can I 7 '7‘ §

- ANNI ABIILI! ng so other-worldly about her m, ) struck by t

And en asshe saw him her

P A. A good chest mtector can be a, i‘! "umflv 43% ha? diguotfltdofots ‘Kfignoifir mop “at”, o oggfllelfilltclnihehlhilllliflilh- ' - broom. e m Biloxléadlogiflltrgfllllis vulations Q, How eta lave gsswheu ‘Nnhflmy m4 o“? ‘ that Molly had suggested ""31? 0,1”; “m, u on, w,“ N, to ‘ The Copper Kettle

1181' , led b0!‘ l0 lttlgghble 111017231000?“ and on]: 310M110!‘ i0 ‘U111 0" i110 IN

recognition. was subtly dgisive, m;

seemed to him-end not

m ‘yqkxm- we; nglng g lemma at”! ti!‘ NIINI. " ' c” gasp”; ‘and the. much fuel loved. enly began . Ho I

Dry Coconut

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, W0. “as “L, mg u» I discovered the orator‘:

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T|MELY fills - - to... me -

,HOM,E SEWER

I . " t’s all. I found I was rather mass- all

tend to it. then?" led unmoved, with-