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GOD'S VALENTINE

i! slmr it in the morning, When all the world was still,

And the sun had sent its streamers O'er the eastern hill.

The edges. fringed with crimson, Melted into sold. blue and white was ' And glee/med in every fold.

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‘ It is new and chic. U O I - Large dark colored chiffon bank- ies are liked by maids and matrons J10!‘ evening wear in Paris, and rsome of thecm have metal threads. We can't get away from gold and silver p. ‘ lernszcan we? O O

If you like-and "can wear-the awning stripes, they are very styl- ish for new linen and cotton frocks.

I U O ' Just ior a novelty, why not vmake yourseli a plaid gingham for your spring eveninygown?

Maybe" we've mentioned it before. rlii so. were sorry. Dark blue

O O I Stand-up irills are new and be- wimning ior the necks of spring

blouses.

O t I l “QulckOhanga' ‘ls the name oi a. -"dreas designed by a young New

- Yon: designer, Ghdys Parker. It is m, named because the dress

Printed cottons with plaids and cheeks will be the ‘Mg iavorites in spring blouses. .

AN EXPERIMENT Here is an interesting experiment

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when you breathed into the wncr cnrbon dioxide gas in Your breath eomlbined with the lime that was dissolved in the wet/br- and ior- med chalk in tiny particles. ‘mess made the water look milky, but wilen they have fallen to the bothnn they were seen to be chalk.

USE OIANGBS

‘Iio give extra. zest to a. marmalade m-angg pudding, make this delic-

orange .

Sweet Fritters: Orange fritters make a good ‘ Remove thp skin and pith, divide each orange into qu ers, and drop each piece iritoat ckishbairtenaothatitis well coated.

Fry quickly, drain on paper and sprinkle with caster sugar.

Baked Oranges: Unusual, but delicious, are baked oranges. Choose large oranges, cut them . into quarters without peeling them, onabakingtininamcderaie oven and sprinkle with sugar. Busts with the syrup until they are browned. serve with cream.

When you buy lime beans, avoid them, ii they are yellowish or well rounded, as this usually indicates that they ans over mature and will be starchy rather than tender.

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_ALL KNOWN VITAMINS

It is now established that the milk oi’ the cow contains all the known vitamins, me of them in considerable quant y, provided the animal is given‘ s. natural dietary and is permitted to iced on fresh pastures, exposed to sunlight," writes Sir W. Arbuthnat Irane in "New Health." "It is important to

tween the vitamin content oi the milk and the diet and mode oi liie oi the cow. I! the animals are stall ied on oil cake and other scynthetlc ioods, the vitamin quality of the milk (and th butter made there- from) is definitely uwpu. latcd. sunlight is the original creator- of the vitamins and unless the domestic milk producing animals have ample opportunity to graze in sunlit pastures we cannot expect their milk possess the maximum

of vitamins ‘mended by Nature.

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With regamd to the actual distri- tamins in milk, vita- min A, which -, tes bod y growth and development and which bellpsthebodytoresistgsrmln- ieotimis. is the most abundant. VltaimlnAisalsc preeeintl-nmllk fat, crreazm and butter, these foods being amongst the best sources 0! this vitamin. Vitamin Bl and B2. the factors which are required for

. J oh gens are also plentiful, while vita- min 0. absence oi which causes scurvy, is present though in anal! amormt. Unfortunately this vitamin is readily destroyed by heat-and this is t; disadvantage oibypamulis- nation. e process where

heated to a temperature oi iiom 146 degrees to 150 decrees F. with a view oi d any disease germs which may be premt. Vita- min D ls rep. ted in milk in variable quantities and this vihitmiin 5mm! l ‘P9 Y bones and to rxt rickets. Hnallyr, there is thevfertility vita.- min E-not of such great immediate importance as it is widely distri- buted amongst our ordinary iood- stuffs." .

LEIT - HANDEDNESS ' SHOWS OBSTINACY

ACCORDING TO DOCTOR

Left-handed people are calm and deliberate, they demand justice for themselves and others, and gener- ally show a sort o! dellberaate ob- stinacy, in the opinion of Dr. lvllllals Culpin, lecturer on psycho- neuroses to the Inndon Homital

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more lron-nuirimeni (hamogloill) in their blood and more red cells (corpuscles) io carry the lron-nutrb merit. In cvery case where the count

of red‘ blood cells had been below _

normal at the first blood test, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills increased it. Naturally tbs patients in all these cases reported that they felt very ggch beuafliied. gghey

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Lampoon-love is the rule ior W157- Jllli 1666 wars l. young Roman priest was clubbed, stoned and beheaded at the city's Flemdnlan gate. Writers are still B8111!!! over why the martyrdom, of 5t. Valentina should be liubsd with the honeyed messages of love and affection exchanged with gay irivoiity by any means of trans sion at hand

The origin of the ieast » that makes for sentimental ‘verses, beribboned love-notes and comic cards has been traced to the old Roman celebration on Feb. 14 of the feast oi Fiebruata Juno. At the fete, the boys would choose b t the girls who were to be partners-but they didn't ‘ffiweetheart, Will You be Valentine?" ,

The name oi Si. Valentine came into the picture-say at least some

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Grippe and “ Flu?’ Keep Nurses Busy

Preventive measures are advisable with so much Grippe in the air, Keep the throat. and nostrils clear of infectious germs by inhaling Caiarrhorone. By this means you send the healing and soothing prop- erties of the iamous "Blue Gum of Australia" all through the air pas- sages of the head and throat.

Catarrhoaone stops a. grippy cold, it's splendid for irritable throat, re- lieves headaches and quickly drives out germs-of Flrcflrippe». and Bron tis. Get Ca howae to- dly. Complete outfit, $1.00, and lasts ' two nligaths; smaller aim 50c at all

Association of ‘Poachers of Speech and Drama on "The relationship be- tween and leitwhand- edness." ‘

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If s. child were mashed, he said, from leit-hendednm to right- hrurdedncss the mechani 1 working oitlaehminwasinted dwith and a stutter was the result. That ‘was one vlcw. Another wauthot the. “mm-M Produced meniolhconfliots and interfered with the temper, character, and attitude of the child, which expressed iiselr in, s *- , Which or these two views was right

Speech ‘Ihexeapy to the lbondon county Council Education Authority said he was convinced from his ex- perience that stanrrnering was def- initely curable. It might take a long time, but that was generally due to the lack of conviction oi cure of the stammerer. On the other hand, if the practitioner had not sufficient ial-th in his own method he would

never cure anybody. .

COOKING VEGETABLES

vegetables grown in the dark. (imderzround) should be cooked m the dark and those grown in the light (above ground) cooked in the light, ie, lid on or oii the sauc .

OILY BOTTLES Wrap a piece or soft rag around the necks oi bottles containing oils to soak up the drops and prevent the bottles becoming oily.

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Teacher was giving a lesson on the weather idios, of March. "What is it," abs asked, “that comes in like a lion and Boss out like a lamb?"

"And little Julia in tho back tow, replied, “Rather? ,

Lapnman rumors Tom': "Do you play golf?"

Ellen: "Oh, dear no. I don't even know how to hold the caddie."

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a bu‘; piste or rich mu soup, chockiull of vegetables, dumplings and the good essence of bee! or chicken, is our French-born neigh- bor's panacea ior blues, cold wea- ther and nearly my misfonune that may beset the dosh or the spirit.

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carclully strained and clarified broth for this thriiq housekeeper. soup, whether for mo evening or some other time of day, is a beautiiul, abundant, nourlshing meal in itscli ior her and her family. Bhe takes special pride in her quenellcs and dumplings. tiny as marbles for luncheon, larger for dinner. Among her iavorltes are ham , 1y delicious served in chicks‘ or» veal stock; chicun quensllss which supply their own broth: liver balls in beef stock (es- pecially appropriate ior the child- ren's lunch along with a shredded lettuce or cabbage salad and fruit for dessert.) For me noodle bails, you simply wrap forcemeat in squares of nod- dla dough and simmer fifteen or twenty minutes in boiling soup stock.

Liver Balls One-halt pound veal liver, 2 eggs, 1 cup dried broad crumbs. 1 table- spoon flour, ‘A teaspoon salt, l6 tea- spoon nutmeg, lt teaspoon mwer, few gratings lemon rind.

Parboil liver in boiling water, put through fine knife of the food chopper. Add bread crumbs, flour and seasonings. Mix well and sdd eggs well beaten. If not moist enough to hold together, add a little milk. Drop fmm tip of spoon into boiling stock. Cover and simmer twenty minutes. Vigorous boiling when balls are first dropped in soup might break them. Serve in plates with soup.

The stock sho be well seasoned and strained. When wanted, it must be brought to the boiling point be- iors the balls are added.

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Girl Who Finds Life Doleful as “Old Maid Should Seek New Pastures-Is There Any . Cure for Conceited HusbandZL-False . - Teeth vs. Looks

Dc... ..._.__ nix-I think you are flne and noble w stand up {or u. maids, bu.- do you know what it means to keep c atlfl uppgy hp w wants totrembls? Do You knowwhat it means m be lonely‘)

_ - know what. it means in iecl dead inside have to go on living? Do you know win; means to be always on the outside lookmx ,,, Do you know why i: means to be a "nun, girl, halfway in o her peoples ma; and M in no 0110's? Do you know whut it meam be looked down on by your family been“ ., “V8111 mBY-‘l . lfld have your mother r. your sisters because they have husbands?

I am 28, a normal girl, with my ma,‘ good looks and sex appeal, but this life is .. ing ms bitter and resentiul, 1 m“, a H Job and make a good salary, bu; 1 would willing to live it up and scrub floors and .. haud-mc-downs ior the man 1 loved, , to find him, shall I marry the first ma,“ .. asks me? Or what? M, p; E_

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If the mountain w;ll not come to Malmmet, Mshomet must Bo u, . mountain, and since you are so bent on matrimony and no husband .. in searoh of you, you must go out and hunt one up ior yourself.

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Any womm who has reached the age of 28 and who finds herseli unappropriated blessing at home does well to shake the home-town .. of! her fest and lo iar afield. m oven as n. prophet is without .. in his own country, so is s maiden often lacking in appeal to the u . who have known her since their mud-pie days.

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Many a girl who has good looks and intelligence, who is a good . - er and has a good line, is passed over by the men in her community 1 because they have looked at her so long they no longer see her.

Just Mary or Baily or Jane with whom they

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think she is a swell girl and will make some man a grand wile. other man. Not themselves.

You will have observed, when a slrange girl comeato town, how l. the boys iiock mound her. She is no prettier, no brighter, no more . trnccive than theihoms girls, but she is NEW and men’ always iall ior novmty. u. is the unknown country that almres them.

Take a tip and be a stranger yourssli. . 0o somewhere where the .. .- wlll view you vmh appraising eyes because they have never seen you bei and nears can see now well you stack up. ' uo where your old bag ~ tricks will all be new stunu and the chances are ten to one that you "-1 make a good catch. It is not mthout reason that so many girls m away lrom homo.

In your partlcuar case I especially advise an emigration u; iore parts, because your iamiky has go's on your nerves and you have got 1 with Jealousy over your sisters having been chosen while you were l When such a-situstlon arises, the only decent solution cf it. is ior the i = -- ily to part. Together they fight L-ke cats and dogs and can see 11 -~ but one mothers faults. Separated, they are filled with inflection i each other and perceive each other‘: good points.

But, my dear girl, in going on the orgy oi self-pity in which you induging, you have lost all sight oi proportion. What makes you, in - " first. place, conside yourself a hopeless ofd maid at 28? woman's most " t.ve age and the one in which aha is most likely ~ makeagoodmarriogmifshs doeavtgetinapanioandloseherheadani slab the first man one can l6!’- hsr hands on ior fearshe won't get one

. I And what makes you think that maniacs is really a glory racket,

our colored friends say, and that it will surely carry you to the haven - the blast? Are all the married woman you know so happy? have all good husbands? Have they all comfortable homes and husbands ~- are good providers? Do you know no wives who are domestic drudx None who are married to drunkards or philanderers?

Believe ms, many and many a wife who looks at you with your i - dom, your pretty clothes, your good salary, envles mu and is the one "i ~- hos tokeep astlfiupper liptokeep it irom, tremb g.

But,ii you are boruad to have ahusband, goto the happy hun grounuinsearchoihim. ..".' DOROTHYDI-X.

Dear Min Dix-Is theroany curs for a carweltsd husband? I sin tired of hearing mine brag about himself and entertain all our vur by telling them how much he makes, and how great and wonderful he

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