Living f? Leisure

The Woman's Realm

I AM PAPER

ts a hmnble one. from the pulpwood o! virgin for-

Yet my life can be everlasting for my ﬁbers are reincarnated

For the use of

To some I have no value to others I mean Life itself!

But I serve all indiscriminately.

I form the trails and roofs of bar- racks fcl- our lighting men

And hold explosives. food and clothes in lny willing aims.

I receive deep secrets ot military catnpliizils and with inc

Are entrusted the licnltacllcs_ the hopes. tht- llccolnplislunenta and the lOVs of l\ tiniversc.

I am lizlv lllld found neglected 1n lulll. the sun lllid the snow;

I am beautiful and can clitcr the slntcly halls of llllV lliltlon. or lnlladi‘ boudoil: without srxclal invitation.

III: stout. 1 rim lllill. I fllll crisp. I elm s:>lt.—but no matter whllt m' lrllise,

I am zcnl" set '

I am Paper.

THAT'S THE SPIRIT

A liltlc English tgi for school u" i this note: "Please .\ use May for being e were blitzed lost liight

and silo wasn't due out until 3 cclock this morl‘

HE IT

A mini nus brim: tried for mis- uuproprlatine a p12". and a con- scientious WlUICES. to whcni the ac- cused was said to have conﬁded, was being examined.

“Can you repeat the exact words ln which the prisoner confessed to takuvz the pic?" nsktd counsel.

“He said. d1‘. ‘he took the pig."

"Oh. your Honor. he sald he

ll PREPARED

Keep m unopened can o! fruit; juice in the refrigerator at all tlmesiedilien when yoéimléng: ltlib‘ expec ny o e breakfast problem is solved wlthnutﬂ any worry st all.

COOKING HEAT

To prevent poached

sticking to the pan. place a lame.

Zﬁgon in the boiling water and and

_ e the can into the spoon. Cook in this manner for an instant and then slide tho egg from the spoon into the pan. i When you use a coal range it ls foolish to allow the tea kettle tol empty at any time. Bolling water ls alwavs a good thing to have on hand.

svsrum m rac curaosani

Keep seldom-used articles on the uppermost shelves of the cupboard so you are not constantly inching these necessan articles to get to the ones vou want. In the lower section of the cupboard put your heaviest pans on the bottom shelf 18 and your popular saucepans within easy reach on the upper shelves. You will use a soup kettle and pot master lust once for times a soucepan or frying skillet] is used. | W

came m latcjr-the iron on end and run the tucks

To avoid the flattened. appear- ance so often seen in tucks. place over it. holding the azoods ﬁrmly A with ‘tine tucks nmnlm downward.

TIPS ON PRESERVING BDOUSE FRESHNESS‘

Reserving wliite-collar-glrl ap-; Deal is worth all of the cﬂort ln- l! volved. so potent is its pulllns power. And nowhere is this better lmown than in Hollywood. where actresses. the nation's No. l shirt- waist girls use tricks to preserve it.

From Ann Sheridan. one of the most famous of these come tips on keeping white collars white.

"When I wear a white blouse." says Ann. "I guard the collar against make-up smudizes by fold- ing a. sheet of cleansing tissue dia- zonally across and tacking lt in-

lust as much companions as husbands are with dumb wives.

Justice in maid-lake. It ls lust the way it ls.

sex ls that it litxtle song and dance to keep husband comfortable. without expectlna them to

0f course every wife would like to have a husband who would remain tual lover and who would pltv her and ba-bv her when she had she had a headache. but. in reality. there ain't no such animal. or. lf there ls. it is a museum ' I. So a Rood provider and reasonably easy to Husbands are mink to

gem 810m: with. I advise you to . be de luxe articles and hard to get after the war.

_____i____ DIX-I would like to know if I am selﬁsh in ask- e babv once a. week so I can no out to a having to draw the youngster alone. of constant balby-ltcndlnz

ing _mly husband to watch th

_ - . | ‘Dorothy Dix Saxs- I g

MARRIAGE WOMAN'S AVOCATION {She Must Keep Husband Amused And (‘om-

fortable Without Expectation Of Similar Returns ' DEAR MISS DIX-I lm B and attractive.

and a. half years and have a comfortable

Things are fine as long as I am gay and amuslrnr to ntv keepinlz our lives pleasant. but as s 0

eags from rgny comic

as I not sick. or ha to a ptgty he wanders oﬂ and It certainly bum; me up when I know that I am attractive to contribute more than my share in maklnz our liom

v d pays more attention to . I am a collelrc graduate my own livinl. so do not need a meal ticket.

You can lmpillo l yllullllul olasllclly of your skin

ve the blues or oys hint-self without a thought for

others

e azre c. vet others than he and can earn

What

I want is companionship and love that gives as well

as takes.

Why while they continue to do as they please?

DISGRUNTIED

WIVES MUST BE APPIASERS

The reason wives have to be the ao- iuz con- . A man has his marrialie . has his consolation ln his career. his '5 lnteruts center around her home.

SWEE- peasers ls because keeplnz a are t to the wife than it ls to the husbiafnc

of his domestic relationship.

l gol

rlage ls not ocatlon. but her evocation. and disappointed in it all e balance ls cinders. ashes and dust to

0f course. in strict lustice. it

. ls lust as much up to the husband to be a little ray of sunshine in the home as it la to th . every ten Just as much fed up looking at a sloppy husband with a two d ' on his face as htwbands do in looklnz at wi

ith cold cream on their faces and their hair in curlers.- bored with husbands

But there ls no logic or

woman has to take it. or leave it. and the azirrellate experience

bays to take it and make the best of it. s an

exert themselves ‘D9 e bues and hold her hand when you have a husband who is hold on to him DEAR DOROTHY

othe my nerves after a week

washing and scrubbing and cleaning.

ys that inasmuch ls the three of us so out two or three times a week visiting, it ls enough recreation for me. clde for us which one of MRS

My husband sa us is right.

Wives lzet And wives are who make no effort to be fireside

and to do their entertained and in their behalf.

Please de- .. G. K.

do men think that wives should be perfect.

Com rs Ides wllh shoulder skin. You’ ﬁnd shoulders look 5 or more years younger. That's because shoulder slain retains its elarlirity-while facial skin pores are clog cd with make-up, unable to breathe for tours a: a time. And when pores can’: breathe skin starts to lge prematurely. But Palmolive can help main youthful elastirily in your skin.

look younger In l4 days! Each time you wash, (use a face cloth) massage warm, rich, vitalizing Palmolive lather thoroughly into your skin for one full minute. Now a quick rinse and par dry. Palmolive? 60-mond Beauty Mass: e has been scientiﬁcally reste by 2,301 women and 36 doctors. Their reports prove conclusively that . . . in just l4 days, it brings lovelier complcxions.

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. . is ar-iythl’ else. I can telephonegeltather aft‘: the manner of a celebrated lady in the comic strip who has sen tier audio-pd “a rfai-lainthotxgie allege or e even . m . - in calling distance. “a s v

to bake s fruit

Jeanie wanted w.

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from ly re have to

e n4; it and my

t was that fruit cakes ripened before using.

There is a spicy fragrance at Jamie's house to- nkfght and a flush of pride on her c as "It is really my first big cake you know." ‘There was community to-day was

a wed-din: in the and oltho h it f Ald

and

splendor but old Bot was ln a sulkv m f dtiéilvthqulllrlhmnltldmuuporly a shred o e o s - stltlonl "Ha-um! is the bride that the sun shines on. For Ive known many. many brides who were liter- allv drowned on their weddl do.

"lived hBlPDllY ever

she explained earnestly '

like on oxqulslMlY fresh complexion-

nntlllbfllY

Nosegly ,

More important than the‘

the advice

to n-le was my .. day . the . Mr. MacAlllster. “Remem- ber Ellen" he said after the cere- mony, and we had a‘ minute alone “remember to talks the two bears to live with . u ’

BW-snd s sheer delight! Dorothy Gray Nose-guy; N he: Powder is so light-textured, i: ﬂutters your’; f“; with gauzy lMIGllﬂﬂS. " v . Pure and free of starch. orl-is. o other ingredients generally suspected of arousing 41f lei-glee. In skin-tone shades, $2.00.

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with the beloved

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"Bears!" MI?M8OAlllSt€f I stam- mered.

"Ay. girl. the tlwo bears: bee: and forbear.’

And then I understood what he

8811 . ml mav not have followed his ad- vice entirely for perhaps as the years Ro by one acquires patience “ﬁlwél;“§.'i‘...%.°§§’°‘l€§;i;%.t“°%i m room dunes’ lewd“ 5W" w m“ ' A girl's lien frienc l. her lump- flillh! Itﬂialherlsultlggd Lara‘: er. provided ‘oncoming lines swirls We t‘ h ..h l t like mu one. with u. bit of mu- dle" were “mugs ‘v e1" e “n ness over the shoulcers.

..ilmself ln the deptlggti tnereavgsy, N“ 37m m Mu 8 requires 1% 21:15 the" Egg‘)? m? “(ndamea yards 85-inch fabric for lum r; at "am" Y “n m5‘ éind for blouse. 11,-!» yards 85-

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continues to enlo, m.“ .

~ send 20 cents for PATTERN. which includes complete sewing guide. Print your Nome, AddNM-v and Style Number plalnly- Bo sure

side the neck band. Three or four sti the trick. and thé

‘ smudged when I

WIFE DESEIIVES ONE NIGHT OUT ALONE A man who worn outside of his home in a different can have no conception of how dull and monotonous is the

lr of a woman who ls alone practically all the time, with no one to talk to except the baby.

tcck it. Your Honor’; name wasn't ‘even mentioned. .,

Needlecraft

For The Home

LEMON FILLED CUP CAKES

l»; cup shortening

l c111) sugar

2_ eggs

l-h cups flour

2!‘; teach-soils baking powder

l: teaspoon salt.

‘.2 cup milk

1 teaspoon vanilla

Method; Cream the shortening, stigar and eggs together, Mix and sl... the xiour, baking powder and salt nnll add alternately with the milk to the ﬁrst mixture. Add valulla and mix thoroughly. Pour into Breasted muffin tins or in paper muffin cups, ﬁlling than not more than two-thirds full. Bake in a moderate oven 1315 dﬁll.’ F.) for 15 or 20 minutes. ‘Fills \vlll make from l5 to 2o cakes.

Rsmove from the ovcn and cut a small piece from the top or the cakes and ﬁll with a lemon ﬁlling.

tissue ire o put my blouse away for an- other wearing."

This clever younz actress

wears paper has to do any soil- ing work. another way to keep it

t f l mark. lh fresh for a. second or third wear- poor museum“ o 20m“ O ‘t v en

m ongt and tléeep ‘time eye on hll-lzh whilia shle . mea coun an es ov r e naci And still another which may not _ beats of! the little hands thxat are ‘lrvlnlz g grab have occurred to you-wear a the pretty green stuﬁ. And as for visitlnz with a. baby. that belongs in blouse with a convertible collar the category of awful experiences instead of pleasures.

Ilf your husband could have anv idea of how much more agreeable and easy‘ to get along with you would be if vou hadone dav off a week to go to the movies and for show-link alone. he would speed vou on your way and take his turn watching the kid.

INSIDE OR open the first time and buttoned - . .up the second time. not vice versa. » QUT§| DE ‘l! you want to preserve freshness.

ANDVIAL DOLE

BEAVER-S hold the record 1n the animal world for under-ice long distance swimming.

MINA-Tho ﬁsh known as ll. ‘gun-lo M11111! u lllltﬁdlterrgngtah: Bsantd and rent an apartment. B. 5| H. unn. ' - an m". while inv the Atlnnti We are afraid that our parents will ﬂrld out about. uni and want aPmm’ ‘he ‘m’ °‘ m” "me m“

lzirls. still in hlzh school.

in love with them. Afur mine

few times we decided to get married. Our mothers plants. Everv week-end when our husbands

have leave we tell our parents we are lzolnlz to spend the week-end in the wuntry. Instead we meet our husbands and izo to a near-by city

reader" and of cotirse belnz wry, polite man. he said "both." I ﬂlched a little time this ufltemoon

w read a few more chapters in the 5° 59$" l!" W" Wish‘ lent me. But now the

Add . P ttc Delxl-rtmeat thv tggklnz away t"; ca-ndtetftowzi oiinuclm.

em it ab

that it will tick of! the minutes of “m.

coastal waters of the United States. to have our marriages annulled. Our husbands expect to be sent over- ak "eﬂufmﬁﬁffer andlcilitfle Jigs ittlaélshﬂaﬂgrent albecore or horse giaisloriegtlilglélolrglgb Ouihxoltilldmwgllzslelavgaheciigie and so with them. or stay ggéjkiiugtgh chopped peanuts or

FOUR WORRIED GIRIS.

outright? oriﬁce about 8 D W lszmoe in case your soldiers just v w

anlllilllall. ‘liilntoﬁinoiiilarv -G°°d‘ CHEESE B|$CU|T$ “mm-

“A cups ﬂour I tbspn. shortin- 7 cup mllk f, lspn. m: c m nu. mm

c ceso itspnn. Magic Baking Powder (When hall-baked. place square d cheese on tog of biscuits for

QXKPI LIVOI’)

Silt dry lngrcdlentn together; cut ln shortening. Mix In cheese lightly; udd mllk slowly. Rollout on ﬂoured board to l/plnch thick; cut with um blscult cutter. Bake In hnt oven (475°F.) l2 to l5 minutes. Makes I2.

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LONDON —(CP)— SO that ATE W"! “W318i” m"! hi" officers in charge 0t‘ scarchllght "n u" Wumem ‘mm batteries will have a real know-

YUII “d9 m" M ‘he Dlctu" Mm‘ the-V ledge of work and conditions under

BIOWWORM looks like s make. but it is neither a snake nor s worm. It is a lizard.

MOURNING DOVEB build more than one nest.

TADPOLES o! the bull {r038 are i“? inches long, as large as the

BIRMINGHAM. Etngland —(C’P) _ -Mazor Georﬂe Onions. 53- WW7 vou he Victoria Cross as a. llmcﬁ- c", d t rrporal durlnll the “Wnd ham‘! M move on to the bame ﬁne‘ which their auxiliaries live. they time Somme in the Flyst Greatlwlaf. . i i: ‘Cell a onel died. He resumed hs "»¢mm“°“ Dont think you can keep the slorv of vour Week-end< with these Qgglfcglﬁegk". SQ“: asspagrt] of Iii-tell‘ ii the Royal Warwlckshlre Regi- boys secret. Scandal always leaks out. Your case is another lllustra- training ma“: mm. years ago ltlon of the tragedies that; are 1.3mm; Dlaoe gyepywhgre when moth”, n ~ _ .-- - »- 181B their younk daughters to their own devices. .

ANSWAR-‘Pell your

them announced alt once.

B07156!-

bosts de- aim Elstthlaugnd of QhBVlEQxb-i cen- til-W.

ENAKIS -— It ls sold that it is safe to explore the dea- A Job Only

ert at night when most snakes are You Can Do .

s1 . , - $11.33.» their huntlinﬁamrlyhtllep Price Control Quclt All Answln

A SMART ‘WElTER IS EASY TO KNIT

VEGETAR-IANS — Most of the t in the world are vegetarians, Elephant. zlraflfc, gor-

illa. mus. rhinoceros. water buffalo and musk ox.

THE BULLDOG

Bulldog built tur scale. With nlmagll-lrp h0g2. ‘ancclw stubby

Their coats an brindle. black. or hlte

w . They are pucnacloua in a ﬂaht. Their ruling factors lire. to wit: Courage. tenacity. and Rrlt. The links in their historic cltaln. Were found ln Enuland. ‘France and Spain. . --Aletna M. Bonner.

0 Because they're ‘so unusually delicious and convcniéat; . Jaeause restrictions make less‘ of them available These days . . . you'll wen: every package of jell-O and jell-O Pudding to go farther.

So you'll welcome these clever ideas for your family's favorite desserts! Use them when you're so fornicate as to get jell-O or jell-O Pudding- and look for additional recipes on the packages.

MAGIC INSURES ‘BAKING .

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Question and Answers on Prlcl Control will s W" l" Th’ G“'d' m; u a regu r feature each d17- ‘Jhc questions are those which ha" ruched the Wartime Prices Ind Trade Board from housewives In lhls raglan. The answers are pro- vided by the Board Benders. Por- urns who have intelligent question! to ask on price control are invited to send them In] waltilnl Mal-N

. ' R l A vsory om- $13M. ii.°"lv.. at... at.» and Trade Board. ‘

Q. A soldier on leave had six meals at my home. May I apply for extra rations?

A. You may not turn in s card

or cards. un nine meals have ' been served. You receive one sugar or one tea or coffee or one pre-

To remove all smoke from s room quickly. dip a towel in vine- gar and hot water (equal parts). wring out. and fling it gently over the ead__albout_the_ruom.

Jill-O PUDDING "IUTTIRFLIIS"

1 paring: [Elli-O Pudding, my ﬂavor 2 mp: milk 8 or 10 medium-sized cup-rain

Prepare jell-O Pudding with milk, as directed on package. Cool. Cut s slice from top of each cupcake and scoop out centres. (Use scooped-out centres for triﬂe.) Fill cup-cakes with jell-O Pudding. Halve slices removed from tops and insert diagonally in ﬁlling, to represent butter- lly wings. Eight to ten servings.

Jillrﬂ and JilHl Puddings

If your grocer i: temporarily out of Jell-O or jell-O Puddings, please don't blame bin. He's doing the best h: can, to make his limited supplies go ’round.

. tter wait until the extra. ration cards they give vou have a n of meals divisible by nine before sp- plylng ibr such rations.

Q. I wish to sell my typewriter which I purchased in 1008. Ia there u. price cellinz on a used typo- writer?

A. Yes. there t: a price celllnu which varies accordinlz to the make. model. and size of the machine. If vou would brina or send these particulars. alonk with

DESIGN NO. 953

I A sweater expo: the midi-ll‘!- is knitted for apc or evening . Pattern No. 953 contains} . _‘ instructions for making sizes M to 4 . To order pattern: Writs or send above picture with your nun-lo and address with i5 cents tn coin or stamp: to Needlework Bureau ‘Char ctictawn Guardian Design No. 953

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Jill-O. CIIIISI-APPLI SAlAD l pals" Dawn [El-DO _ I m! apple, nu h l/yifb d!“ 2 n! I bot wan l impose napr 2 u lnpoom Inna: lulu i osnuu wbll: mm rbmt l Inspects all , Nnlnvdl, II n I Dissolve Jell-O in water. Add l tablespoon lemon juice, and tslr. Combine apple, sugar, an additional duh of salt, and remaining rubles, lemon juice. Chill. When jell-O mixture is slightly thickened, fold apples into half oi‘ it. ‘Illrn into we: mould. Chill until firm. Bear remaining Jcll-O to consistency of whiﬁped cream; fold in cheese and nuts. Pour over ﬁrst yer. Chill unzilfirm. Unmould on lettuce. Serve with. dressing. Eight servings.

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1f you suffer from hot ﬂushes, spells. irregular periods, are nervous-duo to the "rniddle- ", period in a woman's life. take Lydia

. l. Plnkhsirfu Vegetable Compound. It's helped thousands upon thou- nnds of women to relieve such symptoms. Plnkhnm‘! compound ts also u fine stomach tonic! Worth trying! Made in Canada.

All‘ Chase, of nu Riv"- hcoshown srrlvlng ll ‘l; rm: Foundll uosvlhl he: z-yosr-s arm. Jim” a was abducted lost Jlmlﬁj ndoned In n subway. sml l"

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Want REAL silk stockings, girls’! Just join the Army and gel sent In Italy. Photo above show; Lizut. Ethel Stuart of Temple. Tom, buying some ‘In Naples, when» they're plentiful. Capt. Barney C. Cooluey o! Chicago rec-ms cntlsflcil with n mlr of gloves. _'_I‘l|q salcsgirfn fur out Illdlcates that shops along the Vls Rom. have healing problem, loo.

Ill New 5TB!!!‘ ADDRFSS - - — — - Pndueh of Dermal ma.

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