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promptly. Take anytime. z. LAXATIVI — quielily nllevn temporary eluggleliiiese . . cleans the system. Talia ialan breakfast when needed.

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ANSWEltt Certainly if men put in as much time and l-hoililht

and

x-udy in making successes of their marriages as they do o! their busi-

.. ' i i i the divorce statistics. Also, it would be m“, mid‘zlflcfiyphlirisbddldgupocrket and peace in his home. and why hus- 351111140 not realize this and act accordingly is one of the mysteries of mpquiine psychology.

9o wreaths The circumstance with smiles more light than petals- Love. a quick sword, no words can sheaths,

A shining blade of haughty tam. pered metals.

Now here is love—and if you cm deny

That it is sharp to hold, and swift and bright;

Bay you can blunt the sure edge with a lie,

The edge of fire, the naked line of light.

pretty

-Marjorie Meeker. KNOW YOUR ELECTRIG CORDS

For safety's sake, know your stuff about electrical cords.

Replace worn or frayed cords with those tailored for their spe- cific duties.

Smell non-heating appliances such as radios, clocks, lamps take smell light-duty cords. Colored thermoplastic or rubber insulation should be of even thickness around the wires.

Cords destined for heating ap- pliances should have the added protection of an asbestos jacket.

Heavy-duty cords for use on washing machines, refrigerators or electric mixers need a special jac- ket that‘s resistant to moisture and abrasion. This Jacket is usual- ly made of synthetic rubber. Check the plug or connecting de- vice to make sure it could be drop- ped or stepped on without being crushed. Prongs should fit secure- ly into socket for good electrical . contact.

The ear has been proved to be more sensitive to interruptions in sound than the eye is to interrup- tions in light.

NATTY NOTIONS

A jelly bag holder is a useful ar- ,ticle to have. Make one by sawing off the back from an old kitchen chair. Invert the chair, place the vessel inside and tie the bag to the four inverted legs.

pm m,“ a5 a rule, act upon the principle that they can drops: ~ -~ at thc altar and that their wives will take it for Bronte‘ _ that ihry mil iovc them as long as they fced and clothe them. 8110 tho’ there is no use in any "IVEY-dw/ey 17115111955 any more‘ But \\'l\'t‘S have the fatal. compw‘ o! b91118 B1119 l0 51a!’ 511d" “l

heart even after they are 80 years old. As long as they live UB1! 0151/91;

wgfpgfllq] courtship. to be ilaitered and cajoicd and fed on sweet talk , 2n; m“; ilwy are still young and beautiful and desirable. I li< "1' l.ll\'. cvery husband must sense this, and it is a D111’ 111M 111°"?

iii lliliil limit lake tho trouble to act upon it. It would make life e. iut

_,__ The best way~to stiffen tine lace alter laundering, is by using two lumps of sugar to a basin of water instead of using starch._Tiiis makes much better body.

A novel kind of sandwich may be made by using left over bits of meat from roasts or steaks. Add

THE GUARDIAN. cnAizi.o"i"ri:'rowN LivingiSl Leisure nriiiwomaws REALM/ 1

i Now here is love-and it is you"

Here is a substitute for baking iwwder. Mix 1-2 teaspoon of soda with 1 1-4 teaspoons cream of tar- tar. Thls- equals two teaspoons of baking powder.

If jelly does not harden when coid_ put the glasses full of cold water,

then cook in the oven until done.

To prevent scratches on the hardwood floor, caused by casters on heavy pieces of furniture. Re- move the casters. Roll pieces of adhesive tape around the outside of each one. This will act as a rub- be: casing and will not mark the floor.

A wooden potato masher is a

good utenzi] to use for creaming butter and sugar togethu.

Ll your gravy. soup or vegetables have been too heavily salted, try stirring a lltle coarse brown sug- ar into it. The salty taste will dil-

one tablespoon of sugar and one of vinegar.

CLEAN UP GARDENS

At this season of the year many insects are looking around for suitable spots in which to spend the winter. Practically every gar- den oifers many opportunities for the insects to hibernate. Garden plots should be made as uninter- esting to hibernating insects as possible.

Many of the most injurious spe- cies of insects pass the winter ad- hering to the plants on which they were feeding when cold weather

overtook them. Others crawl be- neath piles of plant refuse and ‘hibernate at the base or in the

centre of the piles. A few work their way down into the layer of dead organic matter. Ali such may be looked upon as a definite men-

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burned. Crop refuse lying on the ground should be raked up and destroyed. It is advisable, also, to burn over waste land surrounding the garden, and headlands in par- ticular, to kill any eggs or hiber-

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cocoons. found on shrubs and low trees, on fences, or garden furniture or even deposited on houses and outbuild- ings. Cleaning these up in autumn will prevent them causing

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hating insects. trouble next spring. For the last 50 years women have It is sound practice to collect _W11BT@ P05511119. 191011811 01‘ dig up comprised from 51 to 51 1-2 pol mid burn all insect egg masses m- | the garden in the fall. so as to ex- cent or Dciwnzii-lcs population.

eaaaer 1hr iiicm if they did. and pleasanter for Friend Wife. l

nan-in DOROTHY DIX: My husband's business causes him to travel I

“i, n; mp time, and he comes home with lipstick on his shirts. He i; wrv loud of his children and says he loves me. He cried and seeme

tiiem to your drop biscuit batter and bake the meat in the biscuits.

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What do you hiske of this situation?

1111-: \\!‘i(‘li l offered to give him a divorce and absolutely refused

_ A PUZZLED W11"! ANSWER: Would you be any happier without your husband? Would you iisrc as good s living? Would the children be as well olf without a

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When father has his weekly. foursome o: bridge or the ooys brink the gang in after bowling or basketball practice they want "mt-‘Ullfliz mi8...y liiiiiig.

Since they seem to enjoy these affairs bcltci" when they are 51-11(11)’ "$11-18". mother usually plans to go to a movie, leaving everything ready so they may serve themselves. Buffet style ‘IS easy as everyone serves himsej. Doughnuts or chocolate ca e or big ginger cookies will folio . Ho! foods are most popular. If left on a glass baking dish or platter they may be slipped into the oven to be heated and served on the same dish.

Some boys call hemburgerrtneir "favorite fruit." so they will like the version recommended by the home economists of the Consumer ‘Section, Dominion Department of ‘ Agriculture.

With a hot drink, some good sub- stantiai sandwiches alten fill the bill. ’

TOASTED DEVILLED HAMBURGERS

1 lb. hamburg steak , 1-3 cup chili sauce 1 1-2 teaspoon prepared mustard

i, 1-2 teaspoon grated horse radish

1 tablespoon finely chopped onion

l 1-2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce '

1 teaspoon salt

l-ii teaspoon pepper

I slices bread, 1-2" thick Combine all ingredients except

the bread. Toast bread on one side under broiler. Spread the untoastedlslde of each slice with - meat mixture. Return and broil for 5 minutes at least 3 inches below broillng unit. Serve hot with tomato sauce. Bix servings.

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1 teaspoon prepared mustard

1-4 ctfp salad dressing

i cup sliced or diced ripe banana

2 dupe shredded cabbage

1-! cup chopped sweet or dill

pickles .

l4 teaspoon salt

Combine prepared mustard with salad dressing. Slice or dice bananas into first- mixture and blend only enough to coat fruit. Mix together the cabbage, sweet or [dill pickle and lelt. Add the first mixture and toae together lightly ll: lervinl

YOU, may look for these

skin improvements in only 14- days!

If you went e complexion the euv woinair-tlie admiration of every etart the 14-Day Palmolive Plan tonight!

was tested on 2696 women of all egee—

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who longs for a Iovelier complexion to start this Beauty Plan wit]: Palmolive Soap!

Whbl good 1* improving '“Y Mme’ pgg-wlien l'll still have the some old ‘dull. oily comP1°*'°"'

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