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_THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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‘| Dorothy Dix Says-

WHITE FRUIT CAKE l ptttuid bleached sultana

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1-2 pound citron ‘

1-4 and candied £11188 lo

1 1- cups mapped lane ed almonds

1-2 cup shredded coconut 3-4 cup butter 1 cup white sugar

of Catiadti and ccuiniu. . t" tt l \\'<'<‘K- 3 “b! C115 milk

Canadian irces in lli \'.'.\l't ‘ 14 l“ 9G3‘ 5 d“

arrived in Winnipeg r. m ...iw.i, .\'lt". and Al... J. LieRoy Holman l tvlvllofll CF08!" 01 1811M‘ Monday morning, t} spend the l\i=\v oi Sunaiirrsidc. are receiving coii- '3 (‘lllls Cake 110m‘

Y-iar holiday sermon wzth Mr ,gl'.il.ill1\'.l0llS on the arrival of a 11 Qt!!! Milt-ts. stlfflY 119981911

Mrs Victor Sifton. 51-1 \\' little gr pcaughzei" which was \‘1‘11l¢<_11 503k 1116 7115-118 1h W81“ crerccni. “I am only a "buiii i.» plain f-Z. C" " il-umP- 111°" 171mm and d!!! t‘ tiiint-utetl 1.il(1\' BY!‘ . ' 2.11s. L?...i>- cit New '1"'“u14h1-" bmlvcen towels Y?“ (‘fl in Canada irixu _ ‘. L‘ ' t 1 ‘F? ‘he, 111m" candied pmeapute lit) to spcnd the duraii n vv - rv siitioneil at 1 111*» 11115 1139 "l"? 75 made m"? war in ili.s czuntijv. Allan i l“. “He; “w, mnmah- atiracixe it ycu use half rcd, and

the fail ilztit there were 400 ev vlllitllt ii aboard. li-sr liccan ivas uticveiititil. ksaxl

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i b.nibs nave in llp and garden iti r ‘l

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the last wlllfl

. She plans m spcnd

ilie ll l‘ll.l‘.(lt‘l' of the u. ' at \'l(‘i4‘1'.rl, and may fio some 1.4V

C. S.'i\ii".<ii\"s and

s of Sttinniir i are‘ v '0ll'l€‘d as Charlolietoivn riisldf>nl~ for the winter ineiuhs. . - -

Ueut John Legato of M xiii-eat. $1‘ r‘. tile \\t'('k-\“.‘.(l with his’ par- t" . ll-xv. Di" Mrs. ll. .l rhead Lcgazc. . .. James .\I.\"~.~.e.

a - - t . G, D. Fit. vernld ivas the ‘..‘\’t‘l' the holiday . and klrs. \Vlltl‘t'4_i

tnias

. uppv . . Sflllfls in comllfl

~ in Artie Ncw

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P‘: ‘u:i.va for a Major Divnnfcl Caiupbt-ll. All). and

Mrs. Ciinphell of Dilbert. N.S. were flfllfllltf visitors y\'i€'i(‘€lll(\(‘l i‘) Chat‘-

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lotict uii and Stiiumersitlo where they wire the attests of .\lt"s C'un"“" nwlw". i\l'-‘-* 1’- 14v Stilt-I O C O I Afr" p vpt"; quit! $l‘.l‘i.'\l season

there was a good deal "t llllftfmfl

entertainment. during the h"lid:i i

mm m» u. al co/sktail and gressha pa: es on New Ycar- eve prior i t e pubic (laiicis which , were \\.t Iv patroiiizcd and very- mtich emoyed. o a n

Mr. ‘F C. Jones of Moncton pwis among the holiday visit ‘ifs h“'-‘P ti"? guest of his eon Mr. F. A. Si" M‘! Jones and iVYTS'Jflil(‘i.

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Mrs G. P. Richy" had a tw t-iblc bridge for her friends on Thursday

afternoon.

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Miss Freda Pickard is returning to Toronto this morning after sprnd- intz the holidays with her parents, Mi‘. and Mrs Alfred Pick. .

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Hon. J. D. Hyndman _nf Ottawa. has returned from a visit to Wasti- inglon, 111C. Their son Nil‘. Jflmrfi Hyndinnu. who is aitcnclizir; the Llniversi of Toronto. is sprndhg t‘ with his parents. Ilcn. .111 and Mr.» Hylltlllliltl.

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airs, E1./.fli)(‘ill Woccl eiitcrtainrd at. a most enjoyable house dance lcis: PVGlllllL! for her datigliteiy Miss Vcrna. Wood. servinga (lfiihly sup- per at. the m flu/uh! hour.

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‘,\'li'.'~'. E. S. T \\'ll*‘.‘.@ll(l. who has hrPll spcndtii ral (i533 in Dart- with daughter, Miss

her‘ _ who is technician at. the

Si-otia H

, ospital spent week-end with M

and Mrs. C

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had the liiensiirc5

i. anti .\2r;~. l-leliuaii. . t

tot nun. and

Slitii‘. wire joint hostess“; ‘s eve for their . .‘.\O tables.

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l-ifiiita- llar "Isou.

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.\ ..s~ llarrisoa was ' ' . 1f of

. \. was a’ o a icatler _ rum-k . .i was Captain of lhe Stininicrsitie Company and Cir)

in Girl

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in .\I:lt‘.\.\‘r0_\' and ML-s on Bridge

(‘i it .' Arcli-Deacoti ind . Harrison of Stiintner- morning 1 where site has wtwpicd

at lfavcrgtil College tor

lOlilii :'i_\ the Hunt-

iiw‘ it t‘ l p0 ".<)ll in g0 it) 'I‘0r0ii'J. Hiic Gui le i1

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oi the 1st Suiiniicrside Gill‘ Iiast we ' Ml-s Hzi isnn was tue . l llll utivrniii-ii .|r.i \(1l l)\ frat-lune. .si.ii'i' of , the High School at thc hoiiic of

the Principal, bliss Agnes Rannsiiy‘.

Ali's. L. A Monte assisted the ltosic s in her (titties. a ‘ss Jenn i. ind bliss Ma .

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l Mhs Harrison was church ct" inc (liioir and

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she lcft I I I C Mr. Winsloe J. Lldstone, a":- of Summerside Tiff‘ i511

rc =~ivi‘n" council’ . arrival of a gt" (‘anvil l‘ on Now Year's Day tvcc bait". lilill and ‘Mrs. Dartmouth

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child, 1\"il"<. Harrison

tiller ia~hion-f.'imoti< Amerlcau-liorii Baron . Roihsclilrl. at. whn." » Duke of Wndwit"

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Miss Harrison was also the attest of honour‘ at a bridge part-y‘ given by the (iuidcrs Companies of SWIH-

Marjvl.

quite a mcm! is W. A aiirl al-o tnuirht in the Similar srlwoul

the ilitlerent organizatiotis before

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is the (laughter of Cap- Douald Lisistone of

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the ' ~ c1 QllFtlt ) ti‘. . t‘ ll an. thc Duchess cf Ktrnt. ilic l)lll'll-"‘.‘< ti‘ Windsor. Licly ttlendl, Bai loss Eugene do Roths-

Williams and wcmcn. The

_ What are they _ yre 20mg to play a very iniiici‘ role in everybfidyfls life. There

‘ m‘ - A 1' N5 rujc much mare things Chqpnn m. 1111f“- w.i I'll u‘? inusi ti tk 0f now. Putts M‘: and M“ Bpnjflxuin Rmvwrx mvl frttlzlcu rii‘ quake"? dclsihtr-ri J . u" . "I'll-Z tlios cuieiwrnznyr, ll f ‘Ill Slit‘ Hal Cot it" f0 en- fgl, ‘tlkuffr 1ngrionds Fgmp, 1m‘ thptlblll 4. tlltll‘ benuiv bud chic. The “wk M, may heme on BmghtUn‘. i/iuotic; they lliuiicitcrl started R M" m l'(‘ wan one lltSlllOil trend. Today ' a u a a liwnnv rf this: wardrobes are lflwk. Mrs Hmwfiekyg fmdgsn- , h v in_ c-xsets and vaults. rra-vuirrl by her wide cl fie DI _ _ 1c f: H": ‘(l vshcn them (“puppy ‘oxviiti- '..i‘t)lll“"fi liars .3" from Eur- EMBROIDI-ZIW BRINGS COLOR I'.‘\"l'() 'l'Ill-f KITCHEN .. 1_ ______ 1

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DESIGN N0. X Sprlna. Summer. Autumn and Winter with vegetables cn display on your kitchen tow-els.

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N1. X 704 contains four motifs measuring nbrzut o hv 8 inches each and

complete instructions.

To (.l‘.’"r ili.s nziliern. send l5 cents hi coin or siatnps to Needlework

Bureau. Charlottetown Guardian, To Charluiti-t w»

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green candied pineapple. Cu: llic l ncnpplc and cltinn into small 21C Blanch. and chop the al- . Combine all the fruits and

villi the butter thoroughly and ‘usually cream in the sugar. then hit-i until the mixture 1s light and

v fluffy Add the milk to this mixture I

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Now s.ft the flour and measure it. then sift. again with the soda and ('l'l‘1lll’l of tartar. Add the sited zlgv tngrctlienis to the creamed mk- iuiy gradually. then add the fruit and nut. mi Beat the 9R8 mute until s ff, but not dr; and fo"l these into the cake at the last.

P0111‘ the batter int: bread pans lined with heavy pct-per that has ‘Jccil \vc'i-"!.':is z’. Bake in a mod- irwalcfv rlcw oven i275 to 300 deg. l“ for about ou

ope. still oiitis were lost at sea when the lion: transporting them to Am .c.i went down a,- a casualty f v. Tiicir twners aie spending s uti.i'o:".ii.~, plain- o." the famous

as which are almost a in fashionable wardrooes. came to New York from Europe replaced lost lixwks uxtti simple draws biuzht t‘ "_.l.1l'lll'l(‘ll1 snore ra ms; npied thc wort: of New S." best. c uiuricr~. Queen Elz-

"lllllsi~" 150m’: of tho=e wh)

fllltClll. ivliosc evening frocks launch- ed a full skirted trend is now con-

lci-nirritlns: an keeping up British

l1i(‘I‘Il.(‘ She and King George are ."v"l‘ll si-‘qtieufiy in public. The ]7l‘.f“.l("~w of Ktni. whose hats made tiiditoii hlstcryi at. the Ascot races, rerrntly- t-ctmpleted a 50-hour train- tuu c arse as a nursing auxlllar — plain sister Kay at a London os- piial. Another fashion-famous fig- lire concentrating on more serious

e in St Nfnryls h. l. when tl\l‘Q'— than clothes is the Duchess‘

~10 llolinnn ' ~ oi‘ t ‘sir. As wife of the Gov- -tl by the ll'.l(il'l',. .vl: rn 1» thc Bahamas she is presi- was ptcsciiictl with a at t. the Bahamas branch of the

Rut Cross and spends hours over svsvnicrs and bandages. It was an aching lmtlu-ncit a clothes quest —— \\'l\l(‘ll brought her first. visit to thc United Stuics in eight. years.

SATIIFHIAYYIIOOM BATH

To lengthen the llfe of your broom and also to be sure that it: sweeps clean. give it a weekly tmih. p tise it in hot scapsuds, ' shake it out well and hang ,. in the air to dry. Hang it

"J1 up ht- lv. so that the wires holding the straw will not rust.

Crude Vocabulary Fatal

Your Social Success

to

Iiiisyi Hint oldest friend!

to Lcarn Correct Speech

by thc cold voice of her Sadly she wonders what makes her different THAN her friends FANCY new social set

'l‘hni's the unfortunate thing about crude spcvcit. You are usually Lhc lai-t it» be aware of your errors. ‘run don't guess that they are thc invisible barriers between you and the charming people who say correctly “different FROM," SOPIIISTICATED rather than FANCY.

Those who learn these important littlv differences-and they can easily be lcarned-Jind themselves going up in the world. People who turn coolly away at a careless "I Bl-JGLIN yesterday" and "USED TO cniiltl" will give a different and a curriinl reception to those who say correctly "I BEGAN," "ONCE could."

How you pronounce a word counts. too. Do you say hosPlT- able, exQUlsile? Well, educated people say HOSpltable, Exquisite. And how poised you fccl when you have a command of words, when you nrr.-n‘l confined to a boring "it's all right." but can spice your talk with "enchanting." "vivid," "bril- liuni"

Acquire the charming, spocch that wins friends.

correct Our 32-

page booklet gives frequent errors in English and pronunciation with their correct forms. Broaden: your vocabulary.

fruits and‘ Ho: iron transfer pattern

semi 20c in coins for your copy » f How To Improve Your Vocabu- lnry

to The Guardian Home Ser- . Be cur;- to write rlalnly your Address and the _Nal'ne_ of

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IMAGINARY GRIEVANCES ARE WOMAN’S GREATEST DANGER

Molehills Grow Into Mountains Only When They Are Cultivated m the Mind, S0 Destroy Them At Once

little more than six but has changed consid-

Dear Dorothy Dix-I have been married a months. My husband is good and kind to me. R erably during that time Before we were inairled he was g real omeo.

_ could not. be with me enough an was alwayi te‘ling me how much he loveu me and how beau- tiful and wonderful I was, and was so thoughtful and considerate that you could 111111113’ 17949119 119 was a man. But. since our K111111389 119 takes me for granted iiDCl is getting very careless 1n the little itniigs that mean so much to mc. and he llppclirg to grow less affectionate each clay. 1n tact. he often goes to work without telling me good-by and does not seem to cnlo giving me very much of his time and it is making me very .uinhapp_v. I do not wish our marriage to go on the rocks. but I um at a loss ti» know Just how should iict to prevent. it. As you know. 1t- 15 the llttclle things that sbllgtliilfS {QILIISLWmLIIPIZD big ones

cause SDl‘l'U\\'. an '0u m“ MRS. n. L.

Answer- _

- Ceriairfly 1 can help you if you will take my mat is not to nurse {i little grievance until you turn it. into a And that is what you are doing. your husband l5 not paying W11, 5J1 F119 001111111- all the attentions that your vanity craves. You that he has ceased to love_ you and pltying your- in woe and spoiling all was tired of it. and

iluvAi-L‘, am. , _ _ ., blg sorrow that will blight youi liic.

, You are piqued because tments anddshowlng - ' a ll Yours ,

| géfi ggliunegllgcted wife and geneially wiillowiiig cause sic _

o“ symuld be my- ‘thought I would take on the buideri

' th h pv times v _ . , is“; dgrnim you, mncvmwn >1‘ sllllbOltlilg hei. though I never can't vcu get, a grin on yicui-selr had iinv notion of doing it. But.

t - - - . . . : "What. will people and see how idioticallv vcu inc act- QWV “W 1° m“ ,

lng? Haven't vou enough inie lic- 5dr Bblmt vou ti!‘ vou Orion advglalrxlét; ‘encc to realize that there is one ‘hflingllxaflvevglsly,5V9 1 n9

- . » ‘s ) ‘ i iti°tlllt~°ilfiigg i°1°§$§§1i1'$@ll‘§-<§l‘§ti3t-ii How can I M out. M this '1'?“ 1 other husband turn from Bruno 311ml; llmfi" lgikemd Imlnuizht 81st into a Tired Business Milli lust as ‘fin _ if." flul- d m I. no soon as the ivedciut: was ovc‘ ziiicl 1-1‘ @0551“! c “e 8V5 u“ t

hefsgmed down 1m.) sunm, m2 ,, to the e cctric chair. because I would W1 e

Just. as soon be going to that as the altar. TRAPPED GUS. , Answer-

Em°u°n "Mm" Last Well. Gus. your fate ts in vour

. ‘ ~ . r u "l ‘ut. tiffen ‘ D°n1 V0“ lmmvt- 911 .‘"1,11"f91£--111' iiiiuvltiiliildbackbbiig 211K111 sofase to m) ‘me can ‘we a a “H1 “muo hiarrv the air]. nobody can make

peak long? Tlicv have got to conic down to earth. and especially is this true of Americans. who are a prac- tical instead of a sentimental neo- lple and little iziven to talkinc abort our feelings and ouotiuc poetry and trying to act as nconlc do in the movies.

Probably the chief reason whv men hurrv on the wedding dnv is. lo net the courtship over and be rc-i lievecl of the chore of love-making. and able to say it with beef steaks ingiaditotfiioltthiiqs' f tr a

a e o ics o w ic wurerl. .» . tare guiltv none is so zibsolutelvl“ ‘1lvl[1,flt:_1§,11;€" is a me astnine as their making themselves In“; lain“, for am man and unless miserable because their husbands , “'9 cm,“ so much for a ‘gm that he cease to chase them after thev have iwoum finher Spend an we rnonev caught them and installed them lnxumt he nulkes on her than himself

vou do it. If vou haven't the cour- age to do this. my earnest advice to iron is to lust take one of the in- numerable trains that leave vour lcitv every (iav and flee while the tzcina is Mood. A desertinz husband can hr hated back bv the 13W, bu‘. a ‘t).itll('l0l' who flees from the wrath to coma ls safe.

Anvwav. dontbe coerced bv the zirl of your families or the fear (f

lvou are s0 much in iove with her what vou feel that. vou cant lne

their homes. » . . . l

Mv shou'der has nqrinrmmit rhcu- ‘t gvgmbllgxtgiiwbigl171M131’ it’; 111,215 m“ matlsm in it from hem." wept on bv l (W150)... tel“, Dursued You and women who s~b out. that their hus- “mm; herself on vow n, Shows bands take them for craiVr-rl and no 1 m“ p,“ lacks an delicacy of “e1- 1011261‘ make a fuss aver them. rs‘im‘l. mat she is looking for a mm] ttlgev dld when thev were cottrttnr: Hcket’ instead M 10mm and ma; ‘he

em- is so much stronger willed than vou Taken go, Grange‘; are that she will make a doomiat. out of vou. it she gets vou. ' Don‘: uizirrv any izltjl lust because tvoui‘ tiarents have picked her out ‘for vou. You are the-one who pains to have to live with her. and Ou have the right of choice.

And don't marry a zlrl because e whv ncoplc erxpect vou to marry her. ' lTalk breiilm no bones. and it is bet-

ter for them to wonder whv vou is for vou

Oh. ves. their husbands are zoorl and kind and faithful mid generous. and they have lovelv homes and flue cars and prettv clothes. but tiuv‘ 4 never Dav them compliments: they,‘ lust take them for granted. Well. in heaven's nnm shouldn't a man tnllte his wgfe for . "so

lzibantgtiitikizlitulshrenarlrizsdi hsi-rtiscflcqzirtl 1 (111193 "l-"YV he? ma" 19 principle and would do her cluii- as 10 Wfilldel‘ whv "W (ud-

a. wife. And he wiouldxft have mat-i DIX-

luossip into marrying anv izlrl unless}

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OUT OF SIGHT

Mike was smiling all over his face, "I've a dandy job new Pat", he told his friend.

"Who i; it ye work for?" asked

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at. “CI-wyb. the contractrrs," was the reply. ~ _

“Rwvat is it; ye’rc doin'?" inquir- ed his friend.

"Dlgg-ln’ a well.“ replied ' Mke, with an artful wink. “I've ciug down so far now that. th’ buss can't see if I am wot-kin’ or not."

nan SP-EEGH Politician: "I thought your piper

was friendly to my campaign. Publisher: "Well. isn't it?‘

Politician: “You didn't print a line cf the speech I made last. ntghtl”

Publisher: "That, is the best proof we can offer."

A SALUTE T0 CANil-DA

Oh Canada! Dear Canada! We are proud of you today, For the aid that. you are givirg To Britain, in aveiy way.

Your gallant and brave

men Crossed the ocean before, To fight for Britain's cause In the last world war.

Many of lhcm did not rciuru

And they sleep iii a foreign grave Beneath the sod of Flanders Field For which, their lives they gave.

And we were at peace once more And our bmv Canadian boys Had retained to their native shore.

We prayed to God for guidante By His Almighty Hand.

So wars would cease forever Iii every nation, and every land.

But mice again thc call has some From across the cccau wide,

And they have left their loved ones To fight at Britain's side.

May God guard and protect them When to Britain's aid ihtry go. With nien. and ships, l\'ll(i planes. To fight the deadly for.

There are many loyal Canadians, Who reside in the U. S. A.

Who are working hard to help you In every poslble way.

May God bless our efforts.

And hasten that glazl dai-

When democracy shall llllllilllil And right. o'er all hold sway.

—Mrs. J. A. clITflpbF", 37 'l‘uyloi' Street.

When that terrible wtir had ended,’

shions 1 Literature

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Living is Leisure

-—The Woman ’s Realm

THE LITTLE! _ The anallest c“... .s not lost; Each wavelet on tbs ocean tossed Aids in the ebb-tide or the flow,

Each raindrop makes some flcwcret

blow; Each good deed w

Before wire na.ls were produced

early in the 19th century, nails

were made from flat sheets of iron

and steel.

A new rubber compound zizw is

used for making artificial ears and

D0595.

Pipe smoking is thought to have

originated in America.

Non-shatterable glass now is ob-

taina-blc in ail types of eye glasses.

LEFT-OVER MARROW If portion of

cntuurv- a tempting supper dish. Gut the man-ow up into squares. roll in brown breadcrumbs and fr on

both sides. Sprinkle grated c eese on the top of each slice and DTOQVI: on o

under thc grill. Serve

dripping toast.

Milk that. has turned sour makes Heat the milk. then stir in an ounce 0f until it. comes to the boil and thlc ens. Add suzar l Hind cinnamon to taste and sprinkle

a nice gnund-rice pudding.

ground rice, sttrrin

Wtll with rats ns or sultaiias.

Louisiana's Sargassuin fish look so like seaweed. among which the fish} (lilve. that fisher-men at"; often f.oe .

People of Ja—pan are allowed six- Lciiilis of a pound of sugar a month.

A small species of Guiana spzde/r camouilages itsclf from ants by carrying a dead ant about on its track.

PRJFTICXL DOG HOUSE n the b _v i5 piFnTmig to build a

house for his dog. by all make it a modern one, and have a

_Ki1'fl\\'0l‘ in the bottom to hold the

bedding, Then all that. is necessary to clean the house is to pull cut. the drawer, clean it and fill with new licrld :15: and TEIUITA ta the h.u?c On stinny days the drawer may be left out to air for a while.

Wafer Color Stains

Stains frcm yvaler colors can ustl~ z-liy be removed from clothing or lli us by rubbing them wlih gly- ccrlne. Lct stand a few minutes and then wash in warm water and

Wall LUCKY — They are more popular than ever. Th; latest thing ls to cllect

charm buttons. Sewn ‘woolly, they make it ibly festive.

For a dark Céll‘(i11.'.'.°.ll,"l31li‘fl5(! white charm buttons — a dcmuri: ihimble, a lucky pig, thc numlier, Nine. a. windmill, an "D911 uiitbiclla.

Or if you want s mctlrntz in ii bright color. you can buy n hur- _lcaved clover or a dear ltUP lJlll."| ‘elephant. a tiny Tyrolean hat‘. "r a ‘vivid yellow motuitnluc? v: i-rt, ta heart. c1‘ a cherrful lat.‘- Ibrellal

on a sober

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rled her if he hadn't preferred her to all other women in the world. S0 whv should he alwnvs be,

when he spends his time with her, and works his fingers to the bone to make llfe easv foi- her? _ , Why. for a husband t-o take his. wife for granted is the greatest‘ compliment he can pav her. It. proves to her that she has come un l to expectations. _ - Why can't a wife have encuchr sense to see that mflfflilfli‘ Olianwst the whole relationship of a man and woman? He has proved his 10W lw assuming her support. mid he! doesn't feel he. has to be always‘ talking about it.

He Must Earn Living

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How to Make a Splendid Cough Regigcly at Home

A Big Saving, and Itfs So Easy! No Cooking!

HORO

For Saturday January 4th

MARCH 21 t.o APRIL 20 (Aries) _ uct out your talents if energy, (qrnainx: spirit and self-reliance and tho to town, friend. Txiay is for ..'.-.-ciupi.siuiieiit. in probably a rare way. Don't lit emouons throw you tit the right path, th-ugh. True domestic harmony are

you four time: as much cou h remedy for your money. It lasts n on time,

never spoils, and children love t.

This is n very effective. de

findnble, e whole

Cough medicines usually contain a large f ulntlty of sugar syrup-n good lngred ent, but one which you can eas- ily mike at home. Take 2 cup! of gran- u ateil sugar and 1 cup of water, and atli- a few moments until dissolved. No cooking! No trouble at. all.

?ulqk-acting cough remedy lot iiriiil (illiflfl! you fee ltl inge ct n the can . with

é the phlegm hranea and’ will be more quick effect In

Then et from your drugglut 21,4; Phlox laa ounces o Ptnox, pour it lntonltlcnimo way Pine n bottle, and add your a irup. This gives czniir-entraterl a you 10 ounces of real y splendid meili- rcllalilo agent cine for bud winter coughs. It makes a coughs. oncy refunded

roll llfllll for you. IIQNIII i liven plum you in out; n1.

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|-——— By Frances Drake

SCOPE

community will best profit.

SEPTEMBER, 24 to OCTOBER 23 (Libra) -- Things t; be strenuously avoided this rather tricky period

holding to opinions wztlicitt bcucfit sufficient knowluzlge or reflec- on.

OCTOBER. 24 to NOVEMBER 22 (S0lTp10) — Look out for a ten- dency to speculate uiiwisvlv. Oftin you are lucky in speculiitaon. but there are times when all lyziut" good fortune can be uutivelglird by one big foolish move.

NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER 22 (Sagittarius) - Your stars are in friendly aspects today. B th pcrsonal and business n-atters are under favor. Cast aside hypocrsy and underhandezluess, so (lisirwte- fut to your naturally open. frank nature.

DECEMBER 23 t: JANUARY 21

(Capricorn) Worry and appre- hension are definitely taboo. Some difficult. tasks? We all have them and must best them. Yzur natural tenatclzlty can pull you through bril- n y. JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 2f) (Aquarius) — Protcct your income. Don't, be fooled by sclicmcrs or otherwise untrustworthy individuals. Neither should you disregard those srund buys and investments that are available.

FEBRUARY 21 in MARCH 2O (Pisces) If yottr day calls for variability. show us you can per- from: to whatever lust demands are made upon you, offer your concert- ed efforts. maintaining the while Pisces’ innate dignity.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY Outstanding good quclltics: Faith- fulneis, impartiality, tenacity. Faults ct. overcome: Anxiety. and overzealouaness. Should never be careless in associations. nor ovcr- strain the liver m lens tlikelv sen- Hlve parts of thi- body). Capable of zioteable success.

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OVER-DID IT

According to a writer, when Napoleon wanted to think out big schemes he immersed himself in lict water up to the chin. It will be re- called that he got int: very hot wa- ter It. Waterloo.

A pine branch with a rope attach- ed at each end is considered one of the best chimney-cleaning tools.

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‘Mulls are a temptation Quarrels, mcodiness and stubbornlylillllvvs instead 0f WEB-Tl"!

soap flakes.

Early Amerlran clonitts mixed fruits with their pct-alocs and then erokcd the mixture Willi sugar for \’fll'lC't_\'_

. 11m WINTER HANDS

Cold wind nip ~ t .- are those b

s come, frosts begin to t‘ ‘i. thliws t' sI-lfer .bc:lv hands. Red- ~ rip guts a. t ind.ca-

tlCn W tcr‘s really her

The tricks to cure this condition ill‘ siinpic—-a luscious rich hand cream. nrd a pvt" of crittcn gives t\ keep the cream on you instead of on the sheets.

Of course _vcu_d~.n'l have to wear the gloves all night. Half an hour, while you're relaxinl; planning menus, telephoning. makes an e1. f-rslivc treatment too. The thing is to keep the cream at work far ill ro than just a brief five minutes,

It's going tn be a rcally bare- arm seai-ion. Three-quarter sleeves, little cap sleeves are bringing hands right out into the open. to carry

thcm. And cvcn gloves aren't, much pro- icctizin wihcn you're out r niping in the snow.

The wise choice for the woman wlr. wctirs a largir size ls this at- tracnve base frock. ‘The paneled skirt fits neatly over the hips, slimming them to aumereu nothing. Turks at the shouldedare" decor- ative and easy to do. A tiny ruffle of matching fabric adds a new note to these simple lines. The saute pattern can also be used to make the dress; with a square or high round neckline. 5:1; sill; crop. that drapes nicely or sheer wool in n becom ng color makes a dress that will ace you through mo months to come in style. _Style No 2645 ls designed for sizes l4. 15. 36. 38, 40 and f2 Size 36 requires 3 1-2 yaids of 89-inch fabric.

Hat Ne, 2636, one size. adaptable lo any headsize, must be ordered separately.

Send Twenty 120m ierred. for pattern. Write plainly your Name. Adams and ltylo number. Be lure to not» the aha vou wish Style No. 2645 Size ,...,,..,,,,,_

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W0 don't mean cold weathg tsnit. good for ou. It is. It. wlilp circulation, ullds u reslstancq ut it does take its tol of smootl soft hands — unless you're on n“ jzb. Hands am such giveaways Crows-feet around the eyes ma; make your face more expressly. and 511V». But crows feet: around the knuckles look ust. plain old, So — give your ands the slum. ber technique. It's so simple- 0| with the cream. over it. with ml gloves- and cff to sleep- Tin; slwuld follow. for beat results. a scrap and water cleansing in good warm water. Don't. forget to wori a little extra crtam 1n the pocket; between the fingers, and over thl wrists where lines are apt to hm; Then, if you have an extra min. ute, tr the bed-time clock mas. sage. magine rows of circles, lllu the dials of a clock covering the back of your hands. Grasp tlii hand between thumb and fliigfiu; and follow each dial round and round with the opposite llllltiiir two dials across the wrist. thm across the knuckles. and ttircg across the centre of the hand, Press in deeply as you work l-llt thumb around. Continue the round and round novement ti; each finger, and finish work n1 cream well ln ariuzid the cuticle. Slip on cotton beauty gloves —and so to bed.

ARE YOU THE SORT 0F WIFI WHO CIIIVVIES TUSBAND?

If you want to embarrass a hus- band out in public, til; re are n iiuiu. ber of sure-fire ways, Suggest; Ruth Millctt.