Housewife And Her

Activities

say not the days are evil-—who's to blame? and_f3ld the hands and aoquialou

e. Stand up, speak out, and bravely, in God’s name! —-Maltbie D. Badoock.

HOLIDAY NEEDLEWOBK

Here are a my suggestions tor lhe girl who enjoys knitting )1‘ needlework while sitting on the reach.

Choose work which you. can 'lni.sh on your hol1day—don't take 1 Jacket to embroider ii you are

RELIEVE BURNING. ACHING

FEET

QUICKLY WITH

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Want To Be SIender?—Cu|

Down on Calories!

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Lose 10 Pounds in 5 Weeks

"1 should be getting a lovely bathing beauty figure." pants Miss 'Siout—who plays ball to exercise he pounds away.

No. Miss Stout. Your unsightly bulges come from the many high- calory foods you eat-and you'd have to be a whirling dervish to burn lhem up. Much better to choose ow-calory foods, reduce 2 pounds I week the easy way.

Of. course you'll have to any no to that pet lunch of yours; crab- meat salad with 2 tablespoons may- onnaise, 300 caloi-ies—2 corn mul- Eins. 266 calories—apple pie, 250 ialories. Exactly 816 calories to pile an the pounds!

Instead, cat a satisfying pine- ipple and carrot salad with 1 table- Ipoon salted whipped cream, 150 :alories—2 slices of melba toast. 75 calories. A mere 205 calories in all!

Simple, with a calo? chart and tips on dieting. to void bulge- makers. Reduce the calory contents or meats by trimming of! fat—oI cream soups by using skimmed in- stead ot‘whole milk.

Begin now to get rlimi I2-page booklet gives 42 low-calory menus based on protective foods. calory chart. Z111: 3-day liquid diet

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to atart reduc Also a diet for ¢n1.ninz.,_ . ,

Send 20c in coins f0! Y0!!!’ 50 or The New Way To A Youth ul Figure to The Guardian Home Service. Address, Be sure to write olainlv your Name, Address. and the Name or booklet.

Name

Street Address

Dity

Today’: Short Wave Radio Program

(All Time in Eastern standard)

VJHAh FRIDAY, JULY ll

MOSCOW p.m.—-Broadcast in RAN, 9.8 mag. 31 m

BERLIN 5:00 .m.-—’1‘he Colonial Show in Dres en. DJD. 11.77 meg , 25.4 Ill.

scnmvuorany 5:45 p.m.-—-Science Briefs XAD, 9.55 meg, 31.4 m

BUDAPEST 7:00 p.m-—Poema by Mr. so! Erdelyi. HA'I‘4, 9.12 mag. I11. ,

(or only a week. when §33";.%.‘i;’ home you will ob-bl: fiuah it into a drawer an lot-go

A blouse of organdie or chltton can be embroidered in line silk or stranded cotton 11 you like dainty work, and when tinlahed it will look most expensive.

Ii you work in an oflice not make a white linen front for your black track and embroider I. peasant design in bright reds, greens and blues. Or an extra set of collar and cuffs embroidered with eyelet holes——you can’t have too many. If you preier some- thing more elaborate, one of the new bib-shaped fronts trimmed with rows of lace would please you ._but, remember, they take solar time to iron!

At her birthday party last year Princess lillizaheth handed round a cake to her small guests. which she had baked herself. This is 3 lead which many children would like i-o follow. A little girl will find infinite pleasure in having a. small baking board and cake tins or her very own, and later on this play-work may point the way to B OGIECI’.

A tiny sewing machine. and the joy of making doll‘s clothes. is an‘ excellent way of teaching the ele- ments of dress-making. and both boys and girls can get a thrill from

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ROME 7:30 .m.—Guest- Night; AMY Homer y: “R,ome’s voice." 2R0, ll 81 meg., 25.4 m.: IRE‘. 9.83 mean, 30 5 m.

LONDON 7:45 p.m»—Sea Shanties_ BBC, Men's Chorus. GSF‘. 15.14 meg., -9.8 m: GSD. 11.75 meg., m.; GSB, 9.51 meg., 31.5 m

. PARIS

8:30 p.m.~Gramophone Rec- ords. TPB7. ll-88 meg.. 25.2 m.; TPA4, 11.71 meg., 25.6 m.

PHILADELPHIA :30 p In.-—Buddy Clark's Mus- Weekly. W3XAU, 6.06 meg., m

the possession of a miniature type- wrltter. Even if this does solmd is very expensive kind of “toy" It may be worth, to the parents and to the children. hundr% 01 other play-things of more evanescent value. There is always a stage when the production of a magazine is the family excitement.

Paints and bcnishu and is type- writer will provide industry for many a gloomy day. and will keep fathers and mothers from repeat- ing the annoying proverb about Satan and idle hands. A play- wright may be discovered In the family circle, and dressing up and charades will naturally develop into more ambitious acting.

ESSENTIAL RULES FOR FIRST AID

HEREDIA, COSTA RICA 9:00 p.m.-—~Broadoast in Eng- lsh. “Voice of Costa Rica." T14- NRH, 9.69 meg, 30.9 m.

BERLIN p.m.—1=‘alry Tunes. DJD, meg, 25.4 m.

PI'I'1‘SBUEGII : pm. — Vocal Varieties. WBXK, 11.87 me.g., 25.2 m.

LONDON

9:50 p.m.—"Strength of the Land." Program in praise of the English Village. G81. 15.20 meg.. 19.6 m.: GSD, 11.75 meg, 25.5 m.: GS-B. 9.51 meg. 31.5 m.

NEW YORK 10:00 pm.-—Schubert W3XL, 6.10 meg., 49.1 m.

PARIS 10:25 p.m.-—’1‘alk on French Events: Life in Paris (in English). TPB7, 1188 meg., 25.2 m.; TPA4, 11.71 mege., 25 6 m.

CINCINNATI 1:00 a m.——Dance . 49.5

‘TAIIE TIIE , .“LEII|I” FEELING OUT OF YOUR LEGS

Get More gun in Your blood and Cot Ibo Pop that You Bounding Up the Sum People who mother to death die because oxygen has been completely cut oil {mm them. Just as Iurely you are slowly smoth- ering I2 your blood lacks red corpurcln. Red corpuaclt-5 are your oxygen-carriers. They carry the oxygn you breathe in to sv- ory part of your syn m.Without enough oxy- gen-earryin corpuscles. your kidneys. liver. stomach on bow:-ls slow wn. Your skin gala pale, flabby. often nimply. Your nerves ma became 1Itt¢r.V—you tin quickly-— Iee depressed. last you need is Dr. William: Pink Pllll. Thou world-fu-nous pill: help make more nd better red corpuaclca and thus increase the oxygen-cnrrylns power of our blood.

at Dr. William: Pink Pill: to y at your e for transport oi’ 115- «mm: Sea for yourull how ickly h hm-ng_ or hoapital 11' "me-proven blood-builder will seriously hurt. 5"" “"'°'

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Hem an a tow rules which must be observed by anyone who wishes to be 9. student oi first aid. says a doctor.

1. Remove the cause of injury or remove the patient from contact; with danger.

Examples: A child swallows a crust or piece of meat and is chok- ing. The foreign body should at once be hooked up by the ringer or pushed down the throat.

Your patient is in a gas-filled room. Open windows, after tum- ing off the gas, drag him out of the room. whilst protecting your- aeli by wet towels over nose and mouth.

2. Always give air and loosen clothing.

3. Attend ilrst to severe hemor- rhage by pressing over bleeding spot by pad and bondage. and also at esauru points. (These will be exp a.ined later).

4 Treat shook by warmth to limbs, arm its, etc.. and hot. drinks ‘ if patient conscious.

5. Never give anything by the mouth to an unconscious patient. 6. Cover any wound by a. clean

dressing. such as the inside of

handkerchief or a sterilized

el.

7. I! poison has been swal- lowed it should be removed or neutralized.

8. Arron tientv to

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u in ail» girl you _ infirm». cu. r.rw.-no-..u¢ 9. The best stimulants if patient is conscio , are tea or coffee with sugar. hot milk, méat extracts. or a. teaspoang’ sol volatile in half I. tumbler oi water. Warmth up lied to the stomach and massage o the heart are useful. The administra- tion of alcohol is dongerous in a.oci- I dents. as there may be internal ;; bleeding. Alcohol should only be ;. prescribed by a doctor. 1 - 10. The mast important rule for first-elders is to send for the doc- ,‘ tar as soon as ssible and keep .

COLONIAL LADY DAYS-OF-THE-WEEK EMBROIDERY

Province the gtiont ubso utel; st rest.

r' FSnapp){ Fashions For Home Use

contrasting blouses and skirts‘ as so smart, especially when the blouae is sheer and softly tailored. This two piece frock has 1 widely liar skirt that fits smoothly M the pa and can be made in either I. short, street length or long for evening. For daytime a checked rayon labric is ideal for the skir when couples with a long sleeved sheer or do or batiste blouse with Illmy ruffles. Tie a bright «uh am: ulrtedwaitt to

V9 3 KEY. 95 GYPSY eeling and add the bolero as a . . change. This is a grand week-end ‘ war if as you can mix _ I

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Illicit Liaison Will Not Hold the Man Who Insists That Only in That Way Can He Hold Love —- Records Prove That Marriage is Only Safe Plan

is the belie! entertained by

that beeps l s.1l(l)\¥:‘ "’ll°§'3“u$2‘l’n“ mm- ovo . , . an

giiora faithful to each other than husbanv§:a.nd ves. Igffilzlzzg could be further from the truth then

y are married or . gust. as much of a. tlghtwad and 3 gm to live with as John Henry. and temper and bad cooking an be ll!-81°nln8 and ham to stand as Mary

1 and peck each others eyes out. But oo favor of the married couple. Many husbands and wives live together for forty or fifty years. but an under-the-rose love ntfair tint, me; even a couple of years is as rare as hens’ teeth. -

Znhme o;eY an honest, above-board

mg» 6 up y a the tomes ol society and convention, and that melces husbands and wives assets to each other instead of being handicaps. as they are in the union upon which Mrs. Grundy mzwns.

For another thing. their fates are bound the: y and an. arlzclally and makes them strive harder to make eir mart ages I an they would 11' their llvme weather was .9. tom rary amm eme .~. that either one could break up by simply putting on egg has an mm- in gout. And, strongest of a1l«tles.v-hey have their 11 to bind them together after romance has been worn to tam.-rs by everyday 1ize_

and who de- bud

A marriage is tie of an illicit. relatlonshi . For one

by nature in

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a mop "Norwl he fell inl ‘ ch .5. .:”:..°:*..*%:.:."“.':.r:.:.::.."r. ea 0 er are much happier and more faithful there are no bonds. Don't you think so?"

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I oerleinly don't. and u wont think so anim- For. when a. man ref to offer you lawml Y0“ a 1d, he serves

much in love with ‘ People who love to each other when

after you have tried and ow- n°l4Ge on you that he

away and you will b way you can.

the meantime

11? gficuriby. no hold upon 'uyz3u M 0 e wife raised to ' . »

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AN UNDEOIDED Boy.

1 I D8 001118 right? At present I am llvln ihers. ’ My mother is working and ma havent worked for quite 23. while. '.I'hi.s

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I know, one has the lrnpatlenoe f chi . .. ld, am‘ ‘*5 “*5 WMIT5 What he wants when he waxgts alt," 1-le

Answer:

is long shapes with

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' 1-2 teaspoon salt; dash of yenne.

Make a paste oboheeso. cream and horseradish. aprosd gener- ously on thin slices oz ham tifihtly. Arrange rolls in .

lve Jelly powder in boiling water to which vinegar. sell: and cayenne have been added. Cool. Pour over ham rolls and chill. when thoroughly set, out into ob- one ham roll in serve on crisp lettuce. __I1' desired one-hall cup seedless rais- ins may be added to the jelly mix turo w an partially set.

Strl -1 I'll!!!

One-tablespoon granulated gela- tin: 2 tablespoons cold water; 2 cups stxrawberries: 1-2 cup sugagr: 1- cup blanched almonds: 10 marshmallows, cut in quarters; 1 cup whippin ‘cream.

soak in cold water. Cut berries in quaflers and sprinkle

with sugar. Let stand for 1-2 hour. then dmin. Heat Juice and dissolve gelatin in it. When mixture be- gins to set, add berries, almonds and marshmallows. Whip cream and fold into other lngfedients. . Garnish with berries. }

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and tireless application, associat- ing with very cheerful people. 2

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (A¢l'usriu.s) lendid indications. You will probably surprise others with er.-complislunent in something they didn't even kn undertaking. Don't: personal appearance.

21 MARCH 20 you find you are a. to yourself, sit down and reason out the du- . It may be overenxlety, or nervous enthusiasm, or a lack oil proper interest, or perhaps it's’ your diet?

ow you were neglect ryour

A GKILD BORN TODAY: Ten-city. willingness to work hard. self-analysis are some of its many individualtams. Though this zodia.-, cal native will hold to old customs in one respect, it is also a naturall reformer because of its g at in- rest in humanity. should correct moodlness, exaggeration ——-—————._

»~' Modern Etiquette my nonen-rs LEE)

N%5V When a guest drops a knife‘

Q. or iork while eating, and there is go?servant~, what should the guest

o l A. quietly to the hostess,‘ "May fiave another fork, pleese?: I am sorry that I dropped mine." ;

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Jbri-ns him happiness. He must have i’E”.f§°.§if.’; “$3.”; ahway

when he wants. even though it. will bring disaster upon°m§. ..___.._.

That is the way you a - 1 Xf;l(1)t:.‘re issgveruy reason in m$e:gr£lt¥w%§vmy%§$mm€h:lg:l' .sht¥uTd ';‘.§?'z'..§’i’-.'i§ ‘ ' N815)” ‘gig’ ggrygfi-in 10 ma-1'1’! are you for that mat- “qmt Wu Wm mm m A wife at h tgrreal love means Ho:

h , ow up. (1 I c times are that it you many now you wm be dyyomed heme you “e m_

at will snatches at

Q. Which is prelerable, "How are your folks" or "How is your family?"

A. say. "How is your family?"

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Q. When a young man and a girl are attending a party or a fiance’; which one suggests going ome

A. The gig. V A I

’ And divorce is slwa m

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man you have nothing tn t‘ steady work. You

Believe me. son. no man knows what E children with no root to simm- ,<?“- N0 agony can stub a ;baby crying for the milk no J

vs ‘no 352% ‘$?'§u.§‘.?o.’ll°“°" 1-?” i°”' trouble ia'u.ntll he sees rhilativrlfaétnarlasti them no fun to warm them, no {god to

man in

mm“ aahmsglllwlfilklfnthe wall of I hunm your poor mother who is

1° WM» by dglmmggis your wife down

her to f . Certainly you hav gm, m _ t 0 much 00d about you to 15%;. expec mg the Government, to permanently gupport ya“ and. you,

so wait

until you are I. man. are you mar:-}y;,gou wm

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- . YOUR INDIVIDUAL IIOIIOSOOPE

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Look In the section on birtha; what your ontloyok Ta, ’ cM:;n¢gk.".::‘~l.,“nd

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pleasure, plans, coo vq mpg urea to help you In your employ- er’: achievement, working 1 your own ymmotion, trourtahi , mg. dings, vocations. _ AUoUB1' 28 to as Wlrroi .. Anchar yourself to calm and contented thought and nation. No exoouse for norvoua hula or overdo I Good n a for indus- trial so money on (in c mild way.) Amusements. rut advised.

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MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries -—You con certainly bring Ibdlfl up to your atandatd if you let your innate cleverness and detach your mind from anyth selfish or unsavory.‘ Good ray: for general business and routine.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus) —J..et nothl deter ‘you from con- structive so vlty is unencblc period. Even though syloulsnn

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28 (Libra) ...

for steady in

any for tinker

, the odd little waiting to-do.

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to JUN! 91 (Gemini)— (soorpib) -—-out yourself or

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to JUL!‘ 2! (Gender -- of enihurlam and hi eels? You should but Day 9 to order for your individual - ent¢."Don't permit

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A sceneshitter in a. London the- atre has never seen 5 ate. a per- formance in his life. 1-lau work and no play seems to be his motto.

"If there is one thing I enjoy more than another," 5111 Sp "it is to get to the river bank and

lie about fishing." necessity of the

‘Why. I fall to see the lot your going to the banks river to do that." remarked Mrs. Sprucer, quietly.

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Faring New Vegetables. \ The thin, delicate skins of new tatoes and young carrots may be removed quickly and without waste by rubbing with I can r-tinsel pot cloth, taking care to up cloth and vegetable wet by dl r-\"‘“V few seconds into I baa

water. . Painting I-lint

In order to insure a. good paint job, the surlece to be canted must be thoroughly dry./Moum-e, 1; .1. lowed to remain in the wood, will eventually be drawn to the surface by the heat and cause blistering of the paint).

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How Can I ? ‘P (3; mm: asuum

Q. How can 1 whiten diaper;

‘that haeve become dingy and gray.

on A. Boil the dlapena for ne-hali hour in strong suds, mad: with Yellow 5033! and ilkmflnd water ). wash in ondlna h t ds rinse first in .121. 1231: $3.9; :33 than in cold blued Water. Q. How osn I clean a very greasy

sink?

A. Dust well with scourln der and then sprinkle wi mania. e ammonia kl and a. and hot water out III e grass

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am: lls odors, will wipe

Q. How can I improve the llavot , ‘Potatoes?

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NEW WHITE HANDBAGS

-1 use that be cleaned by simply rubbing oioiuwitll

A damp cloth or can be washed with a

may prefer white I:

color. In that case,

embroidered with an all-over rose. on! design color, bound and finished in capeskln to match the emrmr is very mart.

If You put / slice of raw potato into a. tobo.cco,.Iar it will k tobacco moist and Iran. A alias of raw apple in the cake tin serves the same purpose.

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~HelnzVlnegar§ areAged In Wood Like Fine 0ld.Wlnes

a Field! or waving. golden groin and orchards or! rosy-checked apples are the beginning of I-Ieins Vinegar-a.. All three Irinds-White, Malt. Cider-- are aged to bright. upulding maturity in wood. only Heinz vinegar can give your salad: and dressings

auch flavour, Olive Oil helps

such downright appetite appeal. ’l-Ieins to‘oo;tnpletc a Mayonnaise. French or

cooked dressing with "an inimitable tang. Order thcv famous Heinz Varieties today. ' ~