That! may last, but none

VGA,

Who much receives. but nothing river;

whom none can love. whom none

can thank-— creationlr blot, creation‘: blank. — ornos Gibbons.

SHE IDST HEB. 'l'l!iM.l'l.-3I£—lu5 FOUND IDEA

Even losing one's temper may be put to a practical use. We owe the facility with which we stamp our letters today to such an event.

A woman. being angry with her husband, once stopped her sewing in order to "rub it in" more effec- tively, and kept pricking a straight line with her needle on I pattern book lying on the table, then angrily she tore it along the line of pin pricks.

The llusband seized upon the idla as A practical one for postage stninps, which were up to then not perforated. After 3 few experi- ments by hand, he soon patented a llli\CllillG for the purpose. 'I‘hlls was the idea of perforaiicn born

By erving how hyenas in a zoo nttllc meat bones of the ox, horse, and deer variety, a German scientist believes he can more ex- pertly pick out in prehistoric trash lleaps the bones gnawed by cave men and those gnawed by ancient animals.

Keep 1. little bottle of eau-de- Cologne in your workbasket, and sprinkle the palms of the hands with this occasionally No sticky hands and soiled handiwork. then,

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your hands get very hot.

A nail file is excellent for tuck- lngundersvery small sesmin delicate lnaterisl.

A little square of emery -— or sandpaper should be kept in your tirnscy huket, then you can cut a. strip off with your scissors now and lsahhifyou want to keen?-he at scissors very sharp.

Keep your needles and pins in s. cushion filled with coffee grounds They'll not rust and the fragrance is deliahtful.

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A gins-enclosed shower bath adds a modern note to any bath- room. Ideal for the "extra bath," com the one that does not contain I tub, glass cabinets aocolnpllsh much in stamping a home as modern and desirable. The reflectivity of the glass gives added sparkle and brightnes to a. l-coon and fits easily in the decorative scheme of any modern home.

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corrected when children are young. “:60-9 Youth. I am trying to Y t is error by having my .dw&h'be'r may with children her Wm use or even youn ., Th 8-lwfilli freshness 8.Ilgd€- bum 5‘

Felts and dull-surfaced velvets are fabrics most favored for the first fall ohapeaux. its far as color is concerned, leading designers like black and such hues as sable brown, deep moss green, yellowish green and a chalky henna.

Ostrich, birds’ wings and breasts- and porcelain flowers are used for trims. Sometimes they contrast with the color of the hat, again they blend suavely with its hue. Fur is important, too. Mink faces the up-sweeping brim of a sable- brown felt and black Persian lamb makes the great twist that tons a

I profited a great dfiflj awoci _ ing with older men and liomen, all I W15“ I did not Profit so much I m18ht have been more of a cfind than a woman so early in me,

when my school-mate called on me and found that I was sick, she felt very tel communicated the sad news to her’: fggiher and Dleaded that they boo. V e me away for an excursion in

Talcum powder is useful, too. if

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By FRANCES

(Copyright. 1939.

For rluusdsy. Ausust 10th

YOUR INOIVIOIIAL HOROSCOPE

double-header toque. ‘he Country — at least for a. week, nwtoanumftitaiinss add that 50°90’! People are always giving as much love as they can and ifihevcan servesoniemxctoagood P“"P‘*'9 they are there to do so

I don't relnember a thing 51-Qoue

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Dorothy ‘ 'Dix's Letter Box

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make is bad matter

so for her ske, at least, gtv terribly hard for a. girl of 16 belong to her time of bitter. or make you draw into your

eln lobe

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early er ife.

Of

he is protecting you from th that lriswaid of doing tint 9 he is not teaching you W.:.r .‘‘..‘3.‘." young . e s considers safe

into a modern world

yo worse. You cu have for he will make you virtual to leave the house uscept under g'ua.rd

Also. the continual wrangle: between min the atmosphere of your home and and keep

every

softhe

thepeaceof

you pr!-ssv.

she Aridsheis

course, your father treats you the way he does because he-thinks

danger world. He does not realize he is simply throwing you to the wolves how to take care of yourself, how to walk to avoid the dangers that lie in wait. for every simply trying to shut you up in 9. room that he and pretend that such perils do not exist

Your father is twins to escape reality. He won’t

realize the. in which you have

cl}!-‘lBJlX‘|$'l‘ of vice. things are common.

I: to live, and In your life you are bo

Parents Can Be Too Strict With Their Child-

Fathers Should Allow) Offspring

. Certain Freedom and‘ Companionship . With Others Their Own Age for

will lose the little liberty iy a. prisoner who will not be al-

and your father will

your mcther ,very unhflvppy. . course, it is

denied all the innocent pleasures that life, but you must not let it make liar shell and get prim and most of all. you must not let your longing to get tyranny maloe you marry the met boy who comes

girl rum who is not allowed to belong to the crowd and play around with her schoolmates, and who can

in her own home. does so she can't Judge between gentlemen and bounders. to go anywhere to get away from home, so she is likely to plunge into an

marriage that wrecks h l

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n't know boys. willing_

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Inok in the section your birthday come; 1,.’ mg and my travel to the country, It was Your father thinks that he is keeping you from temptation by not me you --u - mom «« -=-=-- ‘r:.':.w::.m..I We I-ck mm-a. .........“‘l§’..“..i ?.';.°.."’..°.‘.‘.".‘i‘;...3“i.‘.‘.‘i as: 31"‘ F°“""°' s7'““°“' l“°" fell as] trig sbgfatt wlllilmmmmbcb thrusting you into temptation b starving you for the pleasures of youth so pestfyfl? be bed ‘'35 It is the old tale of forbidden unit. No ir and boys go so wild and Next morning, before the dawn ‘lalilepfu dissipated as those who have been every ai usement at errors, necessary routine, personal B15 “W9-15-H8 out of the miracle at e contentment. mgmv I h bum

' MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) __11 you elaperience slight revers- es, don't let it discourage you. Let it spur you on to Sfefilfl 9110“ for achievement. Masters pertain- ing to the arts and sciences, adver- tising and publimlng under most favorable rays.

APRIL 21 to MAY 10 (Taurus) —-Especially lmdsr approval for Taureans today: dealing in com- modifies for personal use and adornment, perfumes, toilet arti- cles, artistic decorating, novelties. table dainties, music. 61689 Ind screen work, painting and other artistic endeavors.

MAY‘ 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini)- Generous, energizing vibrations chart today as first class for fi- nancial business. industrial and mechanical matters, clerking. bookkeeping, advertising, seeking promotion and improving your own method or product. Romance also sponsored.

JUNE 22 to JULY 33 (Cancer) -—Not as stilnulating in rays as

card mg smmd _ . s plaintive wail.

OCTOBER 2! £0» NOVEIWBER. H fillat seemed gsndlnhadbeenbonmonmewind

(Scorpio) — You born after Nov. 9 are reminded to be usefully oc- signing 1 “‘“d W-3 cnpied and alert but not to be too music of a. bag.pgpe,'1 1,,,;'§§,

horclllldrensnsd

Not lam ago ll. woman who had

to me that her: “Mother, you advice because you h

not know what are the problems we stllmve to meet."

forceful or impatient. other of the little window, “whe Scollpio folk are under more bene- C“-“W fioient rays. A good personal day.

NOVEMIBIIR. 23 to DEEEIMBER Z (Sagittarius) — May find it a bit trying, especially in dealings with the opposite sex. You'll be easily irritated unless you exercise common sense. Don't give or take extravagant promises.

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) —- Will require unc- tion and strong purpose to put over your point-. Be receptive to new ideas and methods that are progressive. Exert yourself to do better than Just fair.

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) — The quiet worker and the more vociferous hustler, you engaged in mental or purely physical tasks, ‘all under excellent vibrations. Personal und heart;

then melted

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yesterday but not unfriendly either. The enthusiasm and consistent effort you put into your activities will determine the kind and amount of your reward.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo)- We can see no outside excuse for you not registering 100 per cent this tipfop do-y. Leo friend! Per- fect for your great salesmanship ability, for discussing new business and realizing some of your secret ambitions Heart interests, wed- dings. social; oksycd.

AUGUST 23 to S 23 (Virgo) —Confidentiol matters and Mark, seeking favors, consulting those in high positions, taking an active part in public activites and local affairs as favored as are dif- ficult tasks, money interests. do- mestic problems.

SEPTEMBER 24 to OCTOBER 23 (Libra) —— Mildly encouraging, with friendly rays for hobbies, fin- ishing ‘ ‘ 1 matters, corres- pondence, judicial work, correcting

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-‘FEBRUARY 21 to MLARGH 30 (Pisces) — A little caution and determination are your particular needs this tricky day. when sure you are right, let nothing deter you from following through and succeeding, as you can.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY will be clever, adaptable. artistic. should do well in a position that requires salesmanship ability, 3 magnetic Personality and s. cori- Vmclnk mariner. Born under very friendly vibrations. If rightly reared, this individual should meet with commendable success. Fear- lessnau, bl ‘ ‘dedness, a ten- dency to vanity outstanding traits,

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Des: Miss Dix—-Do you believe in fortune tellers? ioonetoiiridoutif‘t;lllems.n&gd1oved

marl I love doesn't ' that he is lazy and shiftless and has a. common-low find that this is true, but don't

lieve that the first fortune teller is right and that in back to me? NERVOUS

1 feel perfectly certain that he will he needs some mwe money. fortune tells for a. while and spend your money on

ed For you certainly must have soften mono

wn you who that most oontemptible of all

in iably Door. rolling in KI‘:-TIE)’ if they

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or me. HOWIVCI,

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ou be- time he wi come BREAKDOW

come back to you very soon ——the But I advise you to quit going 1;. having your head ex-

your

he cares nothing for you, and

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me, but that he

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inch squares. Place a low drained cherries in centre or each square moisten edges and fold into in- angie, pressing edges together firmly. Dot with butter, sprinkle lightly with sugar and bake in a moderately hot oven about 15 min- remalning ' cherries and thickened Juice. Note Sweet milk may be substituted for buttermilk by omitting soda. and gains extra teaspoon baking pow-

er.

ed cows like Elsie, evapor- ated todouble-richcreamh riees soon after milking

time. Borden‘: is always for

UNSWEETENED

HAM WITH ORANGE SAUCE (Serves 4 to 8)

Two pounds smoked ham, cut into 0 snow, 2 tablespoons flour, 2 H! cups orange Juice, watercress 3 oranges cut into segments.

Fry the ham slices. Remove to hot platter. Measure 2 tablespoons of harm drippings. To it, add the flour and stir until flour is lightly browned.

Then slowly stir in orange juice, and continue stirring until sauce is free from lumps. Cook over low fire for five minutes more until sauce is thick, then pour over hot fried ham. Garnish with orange segments and crisp chilled water- cross.

Here is a, cool little dress for your young daughter to wear for dress up this iunrn-:r. she will love its high fittcxi bodice and full skirt that is so becoming in her. White dotted slvL=s. rilmity or other sheer cotton will make her look and feel as fresh as a daisy. This feminine little frock L: a change from the more tailored sullsults she wears all day long for play and she will look like a different little girl. It also makes an ideal frock in the more tailored version to 51'9-Vt to school in this fall. if You are looking that far ahead.

Style No. 2509 is designed for sizes 2. 4. 6 and 8 years. size 4 re- quires 1 5-3 ylrds of 39-inch ma- terial and 12 yard for matching panties.

Send fifteen (l5c) (coin is pre-

fered) for po.ttern._ write plainly

your Name, Address and style

number. Be sure to state the size

you wish.

Style No. 2509 Size . , . . .. ..

GINGER. GEMS

2 1-2 cups all-Ipurvpose flour

4 teaspoons ginger

1 teaspoon cinnamon

l-4 teaspoon cloves

1-8 teaspoon auspice

1 teaspoon soda

1-2 teaspoon salt

1-2 cup butter

1 cup brown sugar

3 e838. beaten

3-4 cup dark molasses

1-2 cup sour cream

sift flour, measure: resin; 3 times with spices, soda, salt. Cream but-

[add egg beaten. ‘Add lemon rind.

ter, until soft-. Gradually beat in sugar; add eggs and molasses. Add

flour mixture and sour cream al- Name ternately, beginning and ending with flour. Turn into buttered - sheet Add,”

muffin tins, filling about 3-4 full, and bake in moderate, hot oven (400 deg. F.) 20 to E minutm. (Batter may be kept; covered in re- frlgerator for 2 days or more). Serve hot or cold with butter balls and bak:d apples. Yield: i 1-2 dczene 3-E1113.

City Province Powder siftcd together. Mix well and ‘imp by spoon-fuis on greased baking sheet. Bake about 10 minutes in 360-degree oven. Maker about 18 cookiecs.

Limb. hull?“ Style. is a good picnic dish. cut lean lamb in one- 1n°h square. thread on wooden skewers with a piece of bacon in betwren each two pieces of lamb. You can put onions or mluihroomg 111. too, if you wish. wrap in waxed paper, and take to the pic. nic grounds, unwrap and cook over hot. coals.

Lemon Jumble:

One-third cup butter or vegeta- ble shortening, 1-2 cup sugar. one egg, grated rind l-2 lemon, one cup flour, 1-3 teaspoon salt. onc teaspoon baking powder. Beat butter and sugar to is cream and

then the flour. salt and baking

-“rim is All? ‘ion or A i-uni-scri.v ma-vswus cup or cares: _I'

It's the ideal milk for lritcl-len and table use. Always as]: your grace,

Borden's.