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. iliiaau Pink Pilh todlr. Tbs! an world-noted for the help tbd Iivu i.u increasing the number and strength of red oorpuaolea. Then with your blood count UP you'll feel like bounding up Lbeatafra as you were floating on air. Ask your

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Rolls always taste better It a mea1 if they are heated beflre- howl. Try rinsing an ordinary paper bag with water before pur- ting the rolls inside. Then pace in s hot oven for five or ten min- utes, or until thoroughly warmed. The moisture from the bag will prevent the heat for drying out the rolls and they will come oui u if newly baked.

BOTH ARE FIERCE The Arctic wolf weighs as much as 175 pounds; the Texas wolf as little as 30.

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The Tail Vase

Why catch your breath every‘ ‘time that valued high vase tips, over at the slightest provocation? All you need to do is to pour some‘ clean sand into the bottomof it to add weight to the base.

Rhubarb Pie

‘You can cut down the amount of‘ sugar usually called for- in rhubarb pie if you add some dates, raisins or prunes. The flavors go well to-l gethler. Put about 1/3-cup raisins into each cup of diced rhubarb.

White Towels To keep tee towels white. save

lemon peels and drop into the kettle in wlhich the towels are boiling.

BLACKHEADS

Don't s ueeze blackheads — dissolve them. et two ounces of peroxln powder from any drug store and apply ently with wet. lrottloth over the glackhcads. They simply dissolve and disappear by this safe simple mvlrod.

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DOROTHY 01x SA YS- No Wife Like First Wife

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iiusband-Snacher Makes Poor Wife And Mao Regrets Change

MISS DIX: I am a man in my middle 30's, supposed to be educated, intelligent and influential; yet I was gullible enough to lot a woman. who ls n home-wrecker and without principle, break up my home and separate mc from one of the finest wives n man could have.

Almost from the very first day of my marriage to this Other Woman, I had an inner conviction thni. I would some day pay for my folly. My first

HUNGRY AT BEDTIME?

Enjoy the flavour 4 out of 5 choose!

it's not good to go to bed hungry . . . but you need oometilng .li‘h!, tasty and any to digest. Which is just another way of saying Kellogg's Corn Flakes with milk Ind lugsrl Sure, you have them in the house, so try them n: e late night snack next time! Be lure they're Kelley's Com Flakes . . . voted first Ier

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wife's fnce kept haunting me, and things have gro\vu worse all the time until now living with this second one is a nightmare, I put. orr a big front, but inwardly I am dead. I think I have suf-

ing tear my first wife shed over me when she so desperately tried to hold me. My one desire now is to go to her on bended knees and humbly bog her forgiveness

S0 I would like to urge all men to think a long time before they decide to chuck the old wife for the new. A woman who will deliber- ately wreck another woman's home is worst of the criminals and soon- or or later the man she takes from his wife will lose all respect for her. I know “hereof I speak.

A R-EPENTANT‘ MAN. DESERVE NO SYRCPATHY

ANSWER: Mien a middle-aged man falls for the wiles of a hus-

band-snatch r. and lets her separate him from the fine woman who '

has been hi. faithful companion for 20 years, it doesn't say much for his judgment, nor call for any vote of sympathy. But. it is a matter of common occurrence. All of us know plenty of old men who have dc- serted their faithful old wives for bobby-soxers, and who have paid the bitter price of their folly.

For such marriages are almost invariably failures. Young girls do not marry men old enough to be their grandfathers for love. It ls only money or social position that counts with them. And old men soon find out that they have nothing lrrcommon with child wives.

A man who had swapped the wife of his youth, who had worked beside him and helped him make his fortune, and who lrad all merri-

orles in common with him, once said to me that he never saw an eld- l

Elly 601M118 going out so happily together, or sitting in a companionship

that needed no speech. that he did not feel like bursting into tears, l

he was so lonely and bored with the frivolous girl he had married.

fered a stab of pain in my heart. for every scald- '

year. and niweyu fresh as a daisy! Get Kellogg's Corn Flake: tomorrow. They're in two con-

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DIZZINEBB. BUZZING EARS, NAUBEA AND VOMITING

l write often about Menlereo disease because there are many_ suffering with it who could be made free of the symptoms by one or an- other of the various methods or treatment. ’l‘.he outstanding sy-nrp- toms of Melncro’s disease are (a) ringing or/ buzzing ears, (b) nausea and vomiting-

That SOIllg relief can be obtained in cvcry case by cutting down on tublc sail. in fund cm foods irns been, shown by many car specialists. They ' point out that it is excess untcr ln- I the tissues pressing on the tissues of the car-particularly the baianc- v

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Modern Etiquetteil By notions Lee

l Q- If a. r-nan meets o woman ‘friend getting into a streetcar cr bus. should he pay hcr fare? t A. No. The proper kind of Mwoman does not like this, and if .he happens to meet one who does, he'd better avoid her in the future. i Q. When invited to an outdoor ‘party, nnd the weather ls very ~ rainy, should one go anyovay‘! I A. Yes, unless the hostess has notified you of a postponement. Is it ncccssary that a busi- mess man rise ivhon n wclman em- ployer: cutters his office? A. Certainly 110i: but iaiways rise to

he must receive a woman

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food poor-in thcse salts, marry pat-l | ients become free without any fur- ther or uddlllC-ilal treatment. l the great value of ammonium chlor idc m driving wag: oullofuali £11m tissues of the Y. ncu r18 5' sues adjoining the balancing cam‘ GAR-DEN w“ i als of ihc cars. Tihat another onion, _ "-—- ‘ idc, potassium chloride, may be I P5" _t°_ ‘llfmba $°id°"_ used is now bmwd by Dn J_ y; With every smiling flower _ Lindsay. Unlvcrsm. o. chicagm m Was made for l)lBllS\ll‘8“S(‘('lrCl'S the "Indiana. State Medical Journ- T0 599ml a lmDPY 110W. BL. Hi5 Suggesuons are 53,11“ go But when I came to ull one, those previously stated: Cuttinfl T° d-E "id “Ted and h°°r ddwn on time m]. 1n and o,“ good, To plant a little seedling even distribution of intake of And WflWh l! 511W"?- Bmi 870W. fluids nnd foods during lhc WBlF‘ I learned S0_many secrets mg hours, and potassium chloride-- From natures friendly sod- 25 per cent s0ltlll0li~~~iw'O teaspoons But best. of all encountered twice daily in a snail amount of The healing hand oi God. tomato Juice at the beginning of lhoi —Aiice Ann Dora-y. meal. "The cbjrct of the treatment is to promote removal of body fluids," The potassium chloride may act as a mild

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Sweet peas, lupins and garden peas usuully grow better if the

) ) P addition to cilltlng dcnvn on lab.e' y ' w m elsu re rich in various salts and eating

lnxutlvc. but. seed are treated with one of the l

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DEAR. DOROCRH Y DIX:

I have been a widow for several years. but have recently married. 1 have three children, a boy of 9 anothpr of 13, and a daughter of 20. My present husband has adopted the top 0% - boys and given them his name. but the girl, being of age and not!

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All r th l1'l l 1% to their stepfather who is very good to the; aned c ldrm are devoted l s Corner h.

the girl, too, if it can be done. What I want to know ls: Is it

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Q. How can I prevent the cake from sticking to tlhe tins?

A. Grease the cake tins with lard. a; butter will cause the cakes to stick. and scorcihes easily. fresh lard and the cakes will not pick up any taste from the lard.

. l-Iorw can I make an enameled bathtub look like new?

A. Rub it with a. clean cloth dip- ped in turpentine and salt. Rinse with clear Mater and rub dry.

Q. How can I prevent mice?

A. Cayenne pepper sprinkled- around places wihere mioc frequent will keep them away.

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SOME sort of brilliant idea or spectacular coup, putting lagging or erratic situations upon a. fresh

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P i’ th - father "Dad" as the boys do? Kindlyplglvaollrs yfogilrliadlrirfgu her step

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ltinrinatg in Franch dressing 2 ‘cupfuls of boiled potnlocs cu‘. in and fertile foumdaloir, rlirculd yield W151i PWPS- 1 fl-‘Jcly chopped onion, rich results, probably far beyond '-.- cup cucrlnber or groin peas and the kecnesl expeclatlgns_ Radlcal 2 tablespoons chopped parsley. Sen- change, abandonment of all old and son with salt. and popper. when outgrow [eclmlquesl go.- mvel 0.- ready to serve, drain off the dress- drastic reforms, maneuvers or i-e. ing. and arrange in moulds on lot- voluiionary pepfmyfnalqmgs might luco, and mas-k with mayonnaise. swerve frqm (he pathway o; “m1; For decorations, boil three eggs hiiation and defeat into high levels until hard. put the yolks through a

of accomplishment. To attain this, sieve and cut the “whites lengthwise,

it might be “mossy-y go 531-9 to be in narrow strips. Mark off each original or gudgclou; mould into quarters with strips of the egg white. Sprinkle 2 sections with egg yolk and 2 will; chopped green sweet picklt-snPlace an olive

On tho Birthday

'l‘h.ose whose birthday i; 1,5 "ray on top of each mould its a garnish.‘

find themselves in a. time in which their own originality. genius, spec- tacular ideas or talents may be the means of breath-taking achlevefl mcnt, against all sorts of deep-i rooted and destructive foundations. A strange or baffling slate of af- fairs might be easily switched into high gear- and brilliant perform- ance. by tactic; or originality, dar- "s cup molasses ing and bold adventure or experl- Mix and sift dry insredienu. mentatic-rr. Uranian impulses may Mix sour milk and molasses. pour be touched off by atontlg tech. into a. well in the dry ingredients nlques. and stir to blend well. Turn into A child born on this day will be greased mould. cover tightly and bold, brave. original with excep- steam for 3 hours over balling rim-mi skills. ingenuity and daring. water; if divided into individual greatly to its benefit and probable cunts-Mrs. steam 1'4 hours- publio ‘recognition. W-hen cooked. turn out of moulds, » place in cake pnn and put for a. few

BOSTON BROWN BREAD

‘A cup pastry flour

1 cup Graham flour

i cup cornlmcal

1 teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon soda

2 cups tirick sour cream

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-AND m. nave "runes ' cages OF WW“ LIFEBUOY, PLEASE!

Ishould be continued unless a per- sistent. diarrhoea occurs. _ Among other drugs used in Men- | icrc‘s disease are nicotine acldand histamine, 1t is the type of divides which goes round and round not ulJ rmcl dovrn, that is found in M4351- | iorc's disease; the uPrfl-fld-dlili“ | type of dizziness is usually foumd

.in slugglshness of liver and Si“

bladder. _ The foods rich in salt which

should be nvoldcil or fvdllfPd i“

amount are: Bread, snlttd _buttr~r. crackers. PEES- lll-ilk- BDWQCW c?" rots, becis, oaimcal. and all coin- ed, pickled. smoked or salted foods-

mlnutes into a hct oven to dry out- er str-rfacrs, ‘

Raisins nre much liked as an addition to B:sicn Brown Bread.

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i5 ' Ellen ’s Diary ‘

1t had bccn all dn account of . the room's courting high amid the bflro nciwork of branches of ilrc old birch free on the lawn, ns well as "the Spring time of lids year" that had returned the very beginning of a promising romance out of the long gone years lo mem- ory yesterday morning. To women- klnd often the gown one has worn at a certain time or on an o.ca- lion if one remembers it, li an

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lnoculants available for the pur- pose. ‘Treatment stimulates the ability of the plants to c-btain ni- trogen from the air, where other plants must get it from the soil.

l Annual poppies should be sown where they are to grow. and their sccd may be broadcast whenever the soil can be loosened on inch or so deep with a rake. They stand freezing wealhcr wilhout injury.

Lettuce seed germinate; best in a soil temperature of 60 lo 65 ‘de- grees. If necessary to sow “lltfl temperatures are higher, place the seed between moist cloths and store for sevefal days on ice. Dry the surface of the seed before sow- ing.

The use of coal for iron smelt.- ln-g was long delayed by the fer.-

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SHOI‘ TALK

T610 following conversation took place recently in a country store, between two smart-looking girls from the city who were spending their vacation in that neighbor- hocd. and the proprietor of llze store:

The Girls: "Have you cry shorts?"

The Storekeeper: “Do you want

unfailing aid to other recollections

and fortunate I am to find that liin lthcm for “W3 m- p135?" this respect 1 too bear the rnde - '-

blc stamp of nature. Indeed I can l ATnoclol-ls easily recall the dross and boutsl

"l Will l0 ashamed when! heard them

"lob was quiet on the way "The truth had hurt but I we:

I wore on that. important.

first proposal w-hat in later years. with the assistance of a coy smile or o. whispered word, might have led quickly to the same. I believe now. I remember best the way my hair was dressed. And involuntar- ily my hands fly to my head to ease the fancied tension. Dark and luxuriant. (well meaning relatives said: Elllen continues to look peak- ed. Her stvength must be golm; to hcr hair!) and always braided so tightly, it was fairly lifted front the roots. "Quaint" hair-stylists of the moment describe the mode which in the cycle of the years is now returning to favor. I'm afraid 1 can lee llttio beauty in it to commend the fashion. I am rl- calling the actual pain of seeing small friends’ tresses done fetch-

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A guide was showing a party of

Gallery at Washington. Pausing be- fore a beautiful statuette. the guide said: "This is Venus at the Bath_ ‘executed in terra coita," One of the tourists exclaimed in horror: "What a. pity. flow barbar- ous those Asiatic countries are."

enter the iron, making it bmlle.

An old shaving brush 1s good for dusting pleated lamp sllvtlfih The sott brusl. cannot hnrnr lire fabric, and tho long bristles rc- move thc dust costly from live folds.

Need Chilling First

The cold weather of winlc. i1 as lmpurtulll iu grolllilg plnus us in the warmth oi’ summer. lJzl plants of our tenlpcrutc zone will not awaken in Spring unless they have been thoroughly chlllCd b; low tenrpcrulurcs.

‘Allin-s to...‘ The luic. stringed musical 1r.-

strument, dcrivcci u- turm and its name from the Arabs.

CIIiECK are suurzvr

Squlnling of Lilo cycs lidtbUl strain, fatigue. general discern- fort and often headaches. A pr‘:- son who habitually squints should 508k the frltl 0i un 42W‘ $l'l.'\"t\ii~<i. u,- hcalih authorities.

Dripplngs frown highly lldlihtkl foods run be made sweet Bsi-lil by frying a few slices of raw Dv- talocs in them. This motlmtl \\'»i‘- also take uwa)‘ all)’ llilvvt" cl rm- cidncss.

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The skin of a tiireo-ycnr-oid iflralt seal is the most Vvalpzlble for n.

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fliers‘: nothing Ike the two-piece well-turned out air.

Here's one cut with careful stten. tlon to fasthlom details-it has the new longer jacket, and pleated full.- ne-u in the skirt. Perfect to use for stmtunz. summer cottons. rsycns.

whispering that I rushed right over to Bob to tell him about it. But the words stuck in my tltroui. 'ii.O.' (body odor) ls something.

home. i began to wonder it that’: what was bothering him. I couldn't help thinking how mvdi less attentive he had

glad I overheard them whispering about ma. It opened my eyes to how important personal cleanliness and

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been lately. llmaw than whclto do." dalntiness are al all limes."

bathing with Lifebuoy. I've

"Nowl never rnlu o single day

depend on it lo keep me fresh and dainty for wrs. And a Lliebuoy bath gives ml all-over prolectieni"

psauusvouns "me M081’ comm: GIRL m ‘m: caowo!

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Lifebuoy loop: "l0." but that you an build up a datum against recurring "E0." by always using Llfebnoy la your lmh or shower. Try this yourself. Bathe with Llfeiauoy for lust seven dlyl. Notice the rennin. See how fruir

and clean your skin feels. And when you know till! a bah with lifeimey stops "l0." lulu, give: you hum-lath; protection, you'll never want to min “YOUR BATH A DAY Tlll LIIIBUOY WAY l"

"What a difference Llfebuoy has model Bob's more attentive than ever and i have more friends. What's more, lob has become an enthusiastic lliobuoy ian, teal"

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18. 20. 3B. 1!. 40. 42. 44. 46 and 48. Size 36 requires 4 yards 39-inch, 4% yards ric rec.

Sand 20 cents for PATTERN. m.“ . . . . .

2. What is the correct p) lotion of "Marconi"? 3

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