E GOT TURQK lgﬁlaliﬂv/‘RSZBLI/VP

tlom after church wedding A. N0,

m», Theirsho

for the ide's

reFBDHon is to be . When two

met you"? A. Allen‘

filled and removed A. At his rig-ht.

1.

the dance." 2. What iation of “risque” I 3.

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with the baking powder, soda and bl “mm ‘an some. For s

hem with meat

A BED teaspoon salt. dash o! tab] o!

eqaoon P011519! (optional). two cups tomsto- Juice. eight ounces of spaghetti. , Scaid liver ii boilins water for five mine utes; drain and grind. Brown onion in fat, add liver and seasoni and cook slowly ten minutes. A to- mato Juice, simmer 20 minutes. If sauce becomes too thick‘ durint cookirg. thin with a little water. Mean e, cook and drain snak- hetti. Pile spaghetti on a deer plat» ter and pour sauce over it.

Dates which haye not been

use fully ripened bananas for this and you will need from 2 to 3 ba/nslnss to acquire the will? tmeaduredngredi ts to the

A he ry an creamed mixture alternately with the mashed bananas. beating af-ter - each addition until miooth. Drop bv . spoonfuls on to s greased cookie sheet, about 1% inches apart. Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon. Bake in a moderately hot oven l!“ degildmhrgsatfitaeouéfimpped ‘if’?

°“ °° 5 “° ° u‘ pollhated are mainly a waste w- !“ the u“! clmmm‘ ‘m WP cause the unri ned seedless fruits . M ‘m’ °°° 1°‘ u 9°“ WM‘- ars small, har . and have ‘the puck- ‘ i\é 9i‘ t8 E 0 I een l‘ mlnon. " savolmv nrsn y ‘t t 3' l” s

Red Squlll ls a long-used rat-

rgtsﬂor said grimly.

zeant asked sternly "Did

n

"He said, "Good geantomajorl" was

la

of your iii-mill!‘

loser MEOUTOF ' (IQ-iléligﬂ 1 FEEL LAKE .. Emmett” A RAE! a; Inberla in ,_

Q. Should the bride and brida- groom wait to receive

held.

persons scpar ly after an introduction. is it all right to say, “Pleased to have

No. "Goodbye. Mlle (Of M" ' is sufficient. . Al», which side of a person wt me table are the beverages placed,

Better Englislf

D. C. Williams Q-OQ-O-&O+O£'

What is wrong with this ew- tence? "Helen was bound l0 80 W

is the correct pronunc-

Which one of these words is baboon. mac-

“Helen was determined

accent secur-

io watch

misspelled? Balloon. ‘V C k 7 C -_—_-—____—_i Mgfmlivhat does the word "celsriiY" 0° 8 "m" ' m mm ilrurr , mgwim, , , ,, m ' . S 5 , ,.,.,+,.“+, : inn-nightly I imp that means "no nausxs NUT oooinxs I {PIIPIES | ' answnss ”_ IISIIES I 3% cups sifted flour or pastry | 1. §ay. nom- ' | to go. 2. Pronounce reeks, e as in zteupoonsbakinswwdnr _ me.aasindlﬂy.4akmo r4 geggpogn 50d], I Mildly agellloaled I syllable. 3. Bal can. . ag 1y n a teaspoon salt fhlfgff-quggf, m | motion. speed. ime. wit a e 2/3 corp shorteninl | l m“ g, m“, "um celerity. moves slowl § gngssusar I "*‘»’“"',’,i’“' m‘. I moligPeT-pliiirlllririﬁxdzti. s5. impeccable. 1 teaspoon van-ills I é can mas-gum i curlcu , L!‘ 311 M1§THOD:Siftthscsks0IPlll-fy I——I—_—I\———_I M o S -l flour, then measure and sift again won.‘ know n. The ‘m. rem. Ofﬂlng Ynl 6

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The new recruit had. to admit for the second day running that he had forgotten his gas-mask. “Well, you'd better wear it for the rest of the day," the sergeant- “Perhaps that make you remember it." The following rmmlng the ser-

I see you talking to the col- onelk yesterday wearing your gas- mu ..

"Ya, sir." said the recruit. what did he say?" morning. ser-

the reply.

9| YOU no ‘INOW

ma: Who was braver than Lancelot wiser than Solomon, more

congratula- the ceremony at s ‘l

t from the minis d leave ilrllmedistely home, or where the

befirulln! t l able to

to him whose

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ate

16. for the past fl

E

no reason why you the disgrace that h

Knowing that s

its it.

DEAR MISS DI

not Join them one

Do you think I

wives are not in

the divorce records.

an improving book is doing a lot of wi

at ail. As soon as

NEVER Lﬂllli ls Sm?“

in: lll-zlsoll

AS

I'VE renter/so THERE'S NOTHING uks sum/curs EXIRA-SOAP/MFSS ran raps: near-vow»: wary

- saws!

WITHOUT HARD SCRUI Q You need Sunlight’: extra-l

sods mesa quicker, easier," dish- wsshio coo. And that eco- nomi cake of Sunlight a bu. ha; Illa!

(i

lluickekr, tleaer, Brighter Washes i]!

pa.

liver

DING '

PIIOMI‘ 0f

One of the mo

gum arabic. It is

The Medicine

Try keeping ‘wens in e ey can be used

have rust stains if springs are given a c cream-colored pair-E.

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DEAR ivmss 01x:

have never laid a hand has now become u. been brought before the

a store. He is very shiftless, treats his mother. who adores manner.

will stick by her boy doing?

will be Perfectly Justified in leaving and go where you will not be forced to be the

when they are in the wrong, cult one that I wonder that

We have no children. friends tell me that I am old-fashioned and a Wetlblanket. since 1 will

ploy cards. I. personally,

feel that money lost at to a better use. I also

hate to leave my husban and I are very companionable and we en wslldlhg. or Just staying at home and ts

AJBWER: Well, if s band. instead o1 leav

Any wife who thinks her husband is

rled man on the downward path who wants to keep her husband

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: house with another working girl Who hs-nlgs smund our house all the time so that 1

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Household Scrapbook

8v Roberta Lee

methods for hardening the surface of plaster of paris is L0 include in the wet mixture a small quantity of

harden the surface of a casting by immersing it in a solution of alum.

a package of picnic medicine cabinet.

medicine, thrown away after using.|‘ and eliminate sprealdln¢ of 5e

lust 80mins The mattress and beddinz will not

How Can I!!! IyAllOllUI

Q. Hgwrsnlmskealholelln

lnsltir- asmailamouniof

water. lee that the noieum is clean and a

.-. l W‘... . NIW Y . hi ' ~ hi! blovnsa nqw.

A says

Millet Second lllshl"

courts on the cha

uins Marriage Mother slm will lmrrlgllils Boy

I have been a stnptsther to a boy. who is now ve yeslrs and on account of the step-relationship I

on him to punish Mm. or tried to control him. nmanageabie. Keeps ls-te hours and ins already rge of breaking and entering not interested in school work, and he and spoils him. in a

Because he abuses and curses his mother l

resent it. and this has caused my wife and me to go for weeks without speak- to choose between him and lee. She has told me that I can leave, that she

. What would you suggest my

argue so much that we ing. I have asked her

UNDEOIDED.

MOTHIQ‘! OWN PROBLEM

ANQWER: When a mother spoils a boy and

LEAVING IS SOLUTION should put up with

brings him up without any discipline, or any sense of his duty and obligation to others, he is her own handiwork. He is what she has nude him. And it is. perhaps. no more than fair that she should stand by him and leap what she has sown.

But you had ho part in the rearing of this young heel. and Lhcre is his insults and be smeared with

e is sure to bring upon the family. So I think you

your wife

mother will always side w!

XZM

or two evenings a week to cards should be put

d in the evenings to join the

lking. am out-of-dste?

of an evening while shful thlnkin

has to be on the job l’ a

he gets of!

some with the

Darnde suits. “woo-co Paris st sltisflclory

ROSE

also possible to

Cabinet

for measuring

rms.

the coil bed oat ofmhlte or

pineu for every wash-u’: job: YOWI-l "S! Clothes-even grimy work c odiu IUILIQIIT sahd washable realest-coin; out gynypsy g, , mm 1 d b. mum, w in: sweeter, n] lets our o‘ n ||| .' ts - ‘ s-wlln vim qlloll-nlsorlo; Sunlight on F m, ﬁr,‘ ' - $11, tggyifég, W" “m” the lob. just a touch of Sunlight may“; _ g ‘ y”, g 5a.”. m ea cola, hem, edges, collars alumni tn- to cover ti: silica oi the" aiﬂilﬁmiiv‘ ‘Tea wash the way you aim: u.“ m, m‘ “n. “m” m. towels or Sunli BfIdQIP-Clllilﬂﬂ “a1 Y’ Q do the Ltd work. s IRON! W . extra-soapy, grease-dissolving‘ Q‘ 334m". %a ' ‘w’

l"... UNI!

" Ne.

Joy going to the movies.

pending the evenings at home w Lug him all by his lonesome while play cards with women, makes you out- your class. - If there

n! m u 611 m" r em o. con- 96 ma!” with complete ia- ' ~ o 0:60: Plalltruiiiﬂyif‘: 031mm

to ooddlc her black sheep daily witness to her fol.ly. th her children. especially makes the role oli stepfather such a diffi- any man is foolhardy enough to undertake

y husband and I have been married five years. My problem is this: A number of my women

women. since he or

PONDBRING. 1th your hus- ycu go off in

obviate, it is a pity that more were. it would put a crimp in

going to sit at home and read she is off having a good time. g. There is nothing that stalts a mar- so quickly as being lonesome A wife

all the time.

m a working girl and share a smlall ‘Ilhls other girl has a boy friend

deciding to cook a meal in th middl od th ayilgnl; the mdlo baking If the members killer, but new killers are proving h 5 y, l); L1 m, wml m e ¢ ¢ n - and 50 0n T0 Ktt ofess not to like livery you om effective, one application of “l080" Mm ‘i.’ nngoomorg hfnﬁnogi’; “ti”; *'°1‘**" hi’ h" i0 I" ihwﬂeh my bedroom which makes the Ewe them savoury u- et-ti and l“ a city dump at Richmond, Va. mm, A no?" 8i u! km unendllrable to me. s? *tr..=::..'lls. fl.”‘é'-‘k.lﬁ°i;"iil“di.’éinl‘fii'éllh'22?’ ...;;l.~'....* "v or my m» .-...‘:'*::.:“°"’" I Show 1M u» em mo» mo» dish and the cilamces are they sults elsewhere. ' ' ' LUCRETITA ANSWER: 1' would certainly advise you to seek other and more prl~ ""9 livlﬂk quar rs. if you can secure anv pleasant place to o But i fig? dysdit a singular: liirlioum to find s room and hath 55' it is t: aeeena y-aclnsodonti th hit i . Know WHY mm “Innis til you m certain of iiriothli‘ one g" m’ ° s ° °' “°" "a" ‘“’

lurked bosom rirlr-‘ll

others with lurk insets, m5 mp others with verﬂnl rows of llkoting in whit»). Appliqued motifs

on some o! the verv flross beauties to wear with srlk

\

MOTIFS

V ‘NO. B11

pawn n iinotu ucbssrolgirlttlsehoidd

GWQIQI

HUD! mm illi-

‘£33

"l."

most insulting

‘lite lane with my

sue». f, 10:4,,’ * Mfr‘ so Island Farmer's Wife

that e‘ Part 0f an exoursiohl y road at night is, protection of hmng 1;; reached. to shut and bar .

have managed the‘

that new sognd I

most; ng along a lone when the Xinally

Mode by Kellen‘:

In lash», Ontario

grow ‘£01511 a dark ab Psrd must have klfovtvn f will {£535 from Alderlea, lor holselessly and from nowhere in r, no Ciime behind to slip a cold but

fiend! n ' ~ Mi-Ié" . £22: bgigig-‘lg lgouﬂidwbfgﬂlgilexipt Weeptyoaus‘ no more, sad foun- 253? flelﬂiiéii‘; Zilltdsilisii; hi?! it’? ’;’.“."°‘Z..3i,§“"....... him trot aw cumfortably- a a1

confidently, a - I have been M1111 it; "in plan?’ the A's whose and

rid into the night.

l Ii

"Q Heaven's sun doth gently wastel But my Sun's heavenly eyes View not your weeping.

That now lies slee rig

Softly, now softly les

Sleeping.

Sleep is a reconciling,

A rest that peace begets;

Doth not the sun rise smiling When fair at even he_ sets?

Rest you, then, rest, sad eyesl Melt not in weefiing.

While she lies see lng Softly, now softly les Bleeping.

lunmcms LABEL8

Importance of labels on medicine containers is stressed by the De- partment of National Health and

elfare, which warns against the indiscriminate use of drugs and pharmaceuticals without precise medical direction. The Food and Drug Act requires a label on all drugs sold in packaged form and that it shall truly reveal the nut- ure of the contents, Take the trou- ble to read the lshel.

Lb‘ we somﬁtim adjoins ours and whose smug buildings

on the opposite, side of Mrs A has been obliged to give usually active work at home, hllrch and in the commun- ity. for the last few months. being indisposcd. Fiorturtately she has now regained a measure of her former good health. I think perhaps l was a little miserable myself today. ‘Phat maybe was behind the though; ll-hich prompted the visit is i! sometimes

en-klrld gee in re- e time i was operated on, mv dear" then there would be an excuse for Mrs UiF-Cllsls our ills. I find that a quiet that with an understanding "sorwl" eases my troubles-not that they amount to a great deal. Yet them are time-s when moiehills become veritable mountains of discourage- merit A spell of "kayleying" then is an almost certain cure for every

minor concern. -

Id; red f c. M“; whe MUST WEAR CLOGB we niﬁﬂff; um’ ,'-_§',.- gntralbachofz’; Until sufficient leather can be

had been done w, — my wolf: for

tho day at an end I did not oven

lwcqltaln; Jeanie in the house across

intention ‘bu: i

w O

obtained it will he necessary make wooden clogs and to use leather substitutes ln Czechoslo- vskia

ight" to fare forth alone Tho tranquility and peace of evening

I! the human-body did not repair“ had come to the countryside. Day

itself the skin would ‘soon rub off.

is d .il e "ins; a d twlllgh‘. the nails grind down the ilslr nsedl-ggirslgvhrglzwto Zhcnsurround: split and full. the muscles and mg hills. James and Jock were still nerves would he worn out by

a-t work in the field James was 1M1 mugging up the manure heap “be- ' tween tmesi," while Jock was at toe spmldlng The sound of the bus" machine echoed from the woo lands, which the road skirts for a short dis-lance Traffic had dwindl- od from the busier hours. to a car that with a clatter of noise passed a truck lumbering in the opposite direction Cattle poetured in a near field raising lnduiring eyes in my direction as I 1 tezed along, voilels blue as a bit of the ed nt roadside; covers were at evening devotion folding reverent hands: delicate w lei-flowers starred in mossy bank and the varied INN" r the trees were fresh and in and shaded Other sounds min ed \'"i'l'n those of the sbfﬂdﬁl‘; a ch ids 103C115 laugh; a man's call; the. trniu in the distance and its smoke I v dark in the srev above ms h%ls. The moon was hazy overhead but "it'll be as brizhi as dag" I as- sured myself, thoudhts a ead to my return trip

RUE.

Red hair is the heaviest of all hair, Blond hair weighs less than brown. and brown less than black.

Al U“! use Goethe wrote s novel in seven languages.

veils blossom-

TIIE WIDE COLLAR

An ideal vacation or hot weather frock for the you-n Jn-hesrt. is thil smart sunback stye whim turns into something more dressy when

you button on the wide square cape-

o. I must have missed many iav- 15-13 lid 9°-

orsble opportunities for my leave- takinig at the A's and tkrle passes '1' swifty Mr. A. had lust some from his day in the fields "k6 James these evenings, sbv 1y work lie gave ‘ of his

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sowed r m chm I out‘. on! dress. course or s n an "

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Home European farms that ‘lave been cropped for thousands oi productive and er acre now than lllnny erl-can rms where soils have been wasted, washed out. or crop-

"l Know Just I How You Feel’

“I know because I have been that wa myself. I have been so chron~ ‘rally tired that I tho ht l would never feel well a m. owevrr. 1 found that Dr. C asc’s Nerve loud

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