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only Min' srirx 'ro Azus- -- TEUR AVIATION -'Antonie Sims mari ozxv of the “st German woman flifirs just frrived in New York. admits rue- filly that women must confine their exploits to the field of ama- “Ur aviation. Z"The day of experirnental flying 3 _.he said. "It is time f.r Wmcn to admit that commercial #lation is a in2ii's Job, Pxtssengers live more confidrnce in male pi~ Hs, Women ai-f~ not found at the @'ltl'0ls of l0\‘i‘iiii>Li\r.< and they Qmilid’ not seek to pilot, the great

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_ BRISKET OF BEEF 1 The brisket, really ii breast cut of beef, offers meat \\‘h.<h is fat rind

Zapaible of very savory preparation, _ sold at a low price and so offers worthwhile ideas for the budge~ feer. »Brisks-t is sold fi'<~.~li and iorned 3-you would know ivs iype ci-rn if you should not know it by name; it is built up of very definite layers ot fat and lean.

Because the fibres in the lean

part of the brisket are long and no- turally tender, this cut needs long. slow cooking at low tcinpcrature. and in s covered veswl that has li- quid in it. It may be given s fine i'llv01' by the inclusion of A bit of hay leaf. just a few spices or wiih lame vegetables nddcd to the wa- t¥ fm' flavor.

Nicely cooked, the brisket offers is

very good mcat to serie cold.

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thod of cookery for the brisket: md some cooks. after broiiing such

s meat transfer it to ui cover the surface of the meat with bmw” 5081" and cloves, and brown it just as ham it mated. it makes the most tasty and economical dish.

oven pan,

HINTS T0 THB HOUSEWIFE Treatment for Candles

In warm rooims wax candies have

‘ a tendency to bend. This can be avoided by putting s coating of white shellsc They will then stand

hum evenly.

Wlterllg Plants

What watering pianis with thick

foliage. I find a small funnel use- ful, _for it prevents the water from hitting the leaves and splashing off on to the floor. The funnel is also convenient when adding s, little fresh water w a nicely arranged bowi.of cut flowers,

For Oiiclotii Table Covers

When covering a table with o;l~

cloth, first lay the materials iri place and mark lt st the ournen. Then take it off and on the wrong

i side at each corner stick A mmll

square of adhesive tape. This will prcvcnt thr corners from wearing through and prolnrig the life of the oilcloth-

TRY Till! ON YOUR NEEDLES for this man's sleeveless pullover,

cast 97 stitches on No. 8 needles. Knit l row ln back of stitches. Next in ribbing, lst low,-Puri 2, knit 3. fiiiisliing with purl 2. 2nd row- Knit 2, purl 3, finishing with knit 2, rupem, them 2 rows for 3 inches.

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for her proofs, but the photographer showed him only one. The husband said: "My understanding was that there were to be two proofs."

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wife," said the photographer. “but in one she held her lips apart and showed the end of her tongue.”

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bmd, “lot me see that one. I didn‘t know there was an end to it."

Magistrete (to Pat, ohlfled with poachinir)-Did you shoot -the birds? Pat-.Nq sir; the only bird I shot was A rabbit, and that 1 knocked

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and knitting in pattern 03010 plain stitches in centre front. n- tinue until there are 90 nitehse on needle. When work measures uma as amifhole on beck, cast on 5 stitches at the beginning of the next 2 rows and work on these 100 stitches until sune length as back, thensewtmtheoesms. 'I‘bi.|wil.l make s garment sim 90.

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One of the common tragedies that befall wives is to discover that ln

their husbands business they have a more deadly rival than my pist- inum blonde hslf their weight and age would be. .l’lUr with the Oth” woman they could cope. They would have time ontheir side and could always hope that their husbands would tire of them, but in business their 'husbands have s. mistress whose charms never wane and whole fascin-

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which he can be separated from his ozicile herself to taking second place

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kind and generous, but oold and terested in me. There is no other women in the case. Just businos. lhlve tried voryhsrd tokeepslittle romlaoelndunder- ltuiding in our marriage, but I have failed. and my husband uid I have drifted so In spurt we live in diilerent worlds. I have kept m¥5¢lf young-looking and up to dlte. I make my husband a comiortsbbie home and wear s bright smile for him, but my heart is very ltd- Aren't wo too young for this to happen to ue? Is there no way to regain the

awe from their wives. Business eucc

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money. It is I sport. A diversion, something that thrills md stimulates and absorbs him. It is sitting in on e big game in which he matches his brains md skill and experience against those of other men equally clever and shrewd, and he gets so absorbed in this that he lorlets Overyihihl

He forgets his wife and children end his duty in them. Onnther he

nbsolves his conscience by saying that he ls working for them, md he stones for not giving them any of his time or thoughts by llvisbing money upon them. There are thouunds upon thousands of woman who have no husband but 5 check-book, snd multitudes of children wllwe only conception of their father is as a cash reiister.

There are plenty of rich homes in which the husband Ind (other ll

Almost as much of, s. legendary figure as santa Claus. He is the one who provides luxurious houses and can and trips sud' colleges And IDD!! clothes. but he takes no pert in the family life.

Hel-sgenerallyoifonsomebusiness deahorhelsinoonfeionce, crhe

is meeting s. committee, and he is_always far too busy to take his wife nriywhere, or to get acquainted with his children.

Q! course. the man who really loves his :emily does not expect always

to give all of his time and thoughts to his bueinms. Slime diy he in- tends to retire and take up the old sweet life with his wife and make friends with his children. but he never does until sge or illness tesrl him out of his six'en's Arms, and then it is too late. The gulf between than

poses .

You often hear the wives of millionairu say that the hlppiost time

of their lives was when they were washing their husbands' shirts and cooking their dinners, helping hom to get s start. For then they bud their husbands’ interest, their thoughts. 'I‘hey were the center of their husbands' lives. They had not than lent their husbands to business. And they would rather have that warm love than sll the jewels md pnleoas and finery that they have lsvlshed on them by husbands who have grown cold and when only real thrill is s rise me-rkst.

business wean them mpensste for fl.il~

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able character compared to such s women. For these women ue sneak thieves who steal from babes in the cradle and who, worst of sll, not only take sway from s sister woman the pennies she has scraped together by n. thousmd eelt~denlals end economies, but rob her of ber husband as ..._ well.

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and dismomi bracelets md ,;.

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let their money go where it belongs. Conscience, however, hu no place in the ifieerful workers' code, md. experience has ta ht her that married

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tlnmsnledmsnwhot¢kuthenwneyhk'1?ifehuvilednnascn:1?;ue¢: for and lavishes lt on mother woman; who buys silk negligess 1°; um gg-1 friend, while his wire patches her 014 bullzelow Wren; who rows about the price of the bsby‘s milk and opens champagne 1°; nomo; at nigh; ¢1ub|7 His oifense is ten times ss great as that of the women wh: work men fm- s living, because he is cheating those to whom he owes s debt of hong,

Wives save their faces by slwsys representing their husbands ss help-

less victims in the hands of sdventuresses, but this is not true.- Any mm can protect himself against guy woman if he wants to do so.

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Dear Miss Dix-I hsve been secretly married to mn 1 1

who gives me his time and money and idolilos me. .To p-og'¢;(;:; two I have wsizeefed thu l>°¢»h he ma i go out with other boys and giris just as it we were single. He will not oonsent to this. Says it would .d`e;‘t;c;ynoxn confidence in esch other. Whst is your advice? J, 3,

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Dear Dorothy Dix-What do you think of designing women who strip Pl-ll mayonnaise or French dress- sible affections _

nisrried men or the money that should go to the hard-working thrifty ml. MPG-rotely with this lslsd. mls Browne,

wives who have helped nuke md save it, sud that is needed for the rear- ‘

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uses Camation Milk. Cmdy makers neo Carnation because it is so rich

and creamy-evaporated to double theirichneel of bottle milk- And C8mHll““ makes specially delicious candy because it is homogenized. In this pr0<‘f‘»~`-° l|‘° butter-fat particles are finely divided uid evenly distributed. Carnation lilvmls thoroughly with other ingredients and makes unusually smooth and cream! candy-just as it makes -such smooth, delicious Goin lllwtl, orosm s<>ups¢ puddings and ice cream. And the same qualities mskio Carnntion idml for creaming coffee. cereals and fruit, even though It is so inexpensive at to-day S prices. Write for two free booklets - "100 Gloriiiod Redpos” and "C01lI¢""`d Babies.” Address Cemsfion Co., limited. Toronto, Ontlrioa

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