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amen-ui

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ulte, #rom dread,

And Boring once more

May walk' down greening ways

With carefree trend.

-Gertrude Allen.

IF YOU USE SOAP T0 `

WASH YOUR FACE

There are some women who in-

sist on soap and water for cleaning purposes, however, dry their skin

may be. For their benefit. I would

1--That they use only nursery

soap or soap of the super fat

/ar.ety. 2-That the water if hard.

should be softened by the addliti of a few drops of spirits of camphor or a pinch of toilet oatmeal.

3-That before washing, the skin

should be prepared with a "dress- ing of oil of a soothing cream

4-That they should wash their

laces once a day in barley water, an old~i'ashioned but unsurpassed cosmetic for the dry and sensitive sk.n, and One that is easily pre- pared.

All yellow bananas of the com-

mon variety used in this country are descendants of a single banana. plant. which was planted .in Jamaica in 1836.

Fill crcvices in floors with putty

and smooth off with a knife. Do this three or foul' days before -put- ting finish on floors.

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7 '

If .fou are the possessor ol' " old fur piece that is still wearable, but not long enough to be made into a regulation fur scarf, why

0112'

not add a big bow off silk o_r__ _ and then your fur piece aroundy ` `

neck! This style of wearing yo fur isalsu good with furles suits and coats. _

SPRING BEAUTY - »-

to get a new suit, but, unless I can elvar up my skm_o.nd make. hair shiny'a.nd nice. I dnn*t thin I’m going to look particularly we in_my new clothes,” writes a reader "VVirq.toa.nIdolomakemycou\ plexixn, hair and figure as good ;;>1=1#8 82.1111 sun my civilian _

sweet

This letter presents a probl that .is bothering a good man bealmyrninded women these do Bteamheated rooms, coal dust the air and lack vi’ adequate ou door; exercise undoubtedly

W” we uf uzur _

figures that were quite lovely fall. Obviously then; th-is H the time for intensive beauty treatments-

First of all, plan to go to yo :favorite beauty salon for s hot oil shampoo once a. week. If thrbu can‘t be stretohed.to_.g1eet_. sugh I demand, give yoursel; hot oil treat- ments right at home. I&@gu'.i3le warm olive oil into scalpond h the night before your are going to the hair-dreser. _ .~

Watch your diet carefully, elim-

inating ruah, too fat. and too :foods for at least a month. In addi- tion, do setting-up exercises in the mor-ning and walk at least two miles every day.

CLEANING CORAL BEADS

beads

Make a warm soapy lcther with

loop flakes, and leave the beads to loak for a little while. Then scrub ylth an old toothbrush until dust ind dirt are removed. Rinse in vurm water, then in oold ,and dry

zn_a soft towel. Now rub the,

TIRED. WORN OUT,

H0 AMBITIUN

ARE you nervous and rundown? '"’“"1t%1ua1na

ll .;-__ ri., E. Plnkhsufs

_ff Vegeflsblf Com-

' -§I=-.-_~.._,______ lwun , 1 wins __ 1“»§Zf,'.'I‘ .‘$T."§! '-}_",;-_'§'- ' W at l>etter- sleep , “ `=_ '~ better - feel hiv “f» “~ *tire ' seem wo - i lug quo. Guys

50016 from your

H03, wth"

'f'|tll\’lvllWillll\l",

like to make n. few suggestions:

- ted

“I have a new hat and I'm going

‘iii llleneau--table slw ls lmb-A -

Illk

daft

YB- in

hos_

played havoc _with _ _faces and

last

sir

ii fiilli

gggg g l :urls tn _ E§§§a

TH CREAM SOUP

ed potatoes _into three

water with the

four small locks out in ver and boil gently for , than add a small tin

peas. Rub all through a.

?“E§é§ hui 592%;

the boil again ,und finish it; off the

bout some people is the truth. Au ounce of foilv has been

attracts any attention is when he

ei? e §=-f

.§,.r§él . get §=§§;:' Qrégag?

.g~&§_S§-2 ig; E

Qigénh

te rylns _lb Marrwsv

efverythlne husband sh

gets mad and goes back to her first ll

GPABKLE IN YOUR GLASS

Looking at it from both the

glass in some form or ° out of fashion, writes Janet

new l'PPlications and use 101' it 8-N

goes

day- '_ _ 1.

Gigs 50 tough that it can be 1

made into wall-coverings and oven doors and all-glass furniture are some new inventions. but I still

s dinner table just as it shone and

tury m- more ago.

ioome of most won-len's

busy over the last

r osoononm concurs.

hot water.

too, for glam which is cldlldy l°°lf5

elses on thetoble

ni-ng of the 17th oentllry.

OLD CUTTING. _

'rheee he most practical from the modem point of view. They l\lW°~ i hee/vy_ sold bases which sit square- 1y on the talble and are not easily broken or knocked over. Jugs and decanters are designers on the _SUM sensible plan, and the old cutting is 'applied to e. host of 'flower vases, bowls and sweet and-'cheese dishes. so that the dinner more may be

carried out in the some PGVWTH-

For many yea;-5 the J_lM!0b€8l`l antique modeituuvblerwnlch tsflulte mme, WM mg only tumbler in the

range of Jdcobean glassware.

To meetthe new conditions. B

smaller model has been introduced. Although d little different in she-pe. _ it carries the some deslilfl B5 ll* °l"1 mude1uudhu_u__i_'ovedtob°°>=*f'f; Anothg' neweomzr is the triple lunch tuvy which has instantly be-

come c fsvwlia.

ts dm; ne-piece

,gin gm butter.

b 11; _meh as ;,f,‘,'.", and but-

ling.

Egg? aiegf uhh

rgllr 'itz

*fl* P095' block

Ind is

60 hold the

lillfl ling v'f~;-it

i I ¢. .3 I

l _ ~._ . .dr 1*.: . .. '_ ,»' _ I

. _ _. , ___

_'__' ’|a““"“"|.,_;°"‘°""--.-..“'.*”.","" "A 3 ` _ ' r

sieve, bring the puree Just to _____,___,

me with 5 gm 5m__;1 pie” 01 but. (splashes, and a rub with a leather ter.

was

. V _ a ' ' '

think H' looks its best sparumg on vinegar or washing blue added to it

».._.

iegPECTAgo P Morusasi

` Need The"V|`ta| 3x _‘ _ _ _

Clllldrén be F0l'¢_ed' 130 Mind nan cooxxss

__ _ _ _ _nz

_ aided

our

teaspoon

Mother must furnish cal-2'

cium for the unborn iu!snt's. bones, iron for its blood and phosphorus for its nerves; She can ldd to her supplies of; » these “Vital 8" minerals by.

* hiring Fellows’ Syrup, which!

contains calcium, phosphorus and' iron in c form easily. assimilated by both mother, and infant. _

1 e

il ' .

w Dau was Dlx-Should children uwm be criticised bout ul

F E S musings? _ ,Should they not be shle w_1et_down at nomelaa |_a~to“:n,1v';:l: |1 oued md ndured di-lpplug Fun

‘M _ -__I_°*1U°'_1=°m_l>°f 111 °“r lwme thetmny u wonderful m»l.1abor- d ture in u model-use oven als

loudly wullnreu by Mother-._w'u‘»l>°uod_ by the degrees Fi uhm nm to the much

ble an te brown

'ru 'ron

“".“.‘.'.‘..... 5 Y R U P courouuo on uvronsosnnvl '

kept ready in the sideboard

drawer) brings up the polish. Thus you will find that the glasses and

The wdlvt thll CMI U0 Bald jugs reflect themselves in the glos-

sy surface with delightful ef-feet.

peclally at night.

- es lmownwproduoeatonof regrets. 31553004 plan msuigyuur 'lihe bonds of matrimony arerfil table mats to the type of glass you

worth much unless the interest is have chosen gm glm seems to ug kept. up. for a damask cloth of fine lace

About the only time a groom mats V

The Jlwobean patterns looks et-

doesn't show up. tractive on mats of rather coarse

The perfect shoe for every W0- tinted filet lace or embroidered

that is smlll 0lll»Sl<i0 linen. Coloured glass finds its

right background in those gaily coloured or bordered cloths and

he mats which give such a cheerful, t homely air to any meal of the day.

TEMPERED TUMBLERS

And do remember that good

ome people temper tumblers be re they are used for the first time y putting them in a pan of cold

m?|_'_e olmwumed We who used glass well repays good treatment. wgetmaduhdzobauk tuners - mother now has a daughter who °

husba _ water' with a little borax and bring-

ing them very gradually to the boil, after which they Simmer for about

_ i ` _

rty minutes

0 u They must _be left to cool in the

dewrauveuud useful perm.; drvlew.. S5111* .W“"¢1-‘b¢l°1'¢ they “W “ke”

ut and dried. I am rather fussy, too, about the

is not extravagant to keep one or

.ny in the 1ondon_Hem.ld;‘m 1'wt.- in WHS and °ll'>’1“€ °f table Ellsw-

mz dwcovered umost, day by t_wo frying. -cloths specially for 8

p‘re~ferably`mnde of linen or ne cotton which will not leave

Specks of lint behind it

A good method of washing is with

warm soapy water followed up by

rinse in cold water with a. little

wr-inked in me candlelight u een- gli-l__§_fI_l_‘f_S c1;___l;_1_l__1l1_=;;1tf;‘>_;°-f_;=_l_§__s vf’11l°l1

`~ 'CLEANING ' i$'i$Ca`1¢l'i"n'l'i`€ `

;gg_e;hemgtumct__I hw, ,em gym ¢ _hbccanters and oruet bottl<\_ _ by

ev way, are sometimes difficult to een I discovered that a little am

ol _ - -

zmogunse f€net:?nmi?:v?d}lyublf’w°5n,gm§ :home loosen; the cloudy sediment wx; dues not aspus-...w.s.wel1¢ .@i:».*»l1@._.l°<2Ll©» °.f “Heller ._ a0ck5d~_ gmt ma3bhu,3_- »;un_d.wa1 slack of finely chopped

- potato peelings are splendid for

b°""* removing fum and sediment on the

' inmde of demnters and toll flower

things 1 lu hu Vases- -- » .' ~' ‘

ingngaggror me €;t}1:°’;.e°§,eed0nZ i As to the glass which you » keep from mms com. md transparency mainly for decoration try elenninz Bam” of glass which has my this with u wad of tissue paper _ur bubbles in ";»u.wy». am naw, moistehed _with a few drops _ which wui mire thesis-ses fragile ."‘°“‘Y1“*”‘* Fl’*"° °" °"“ ' “°‘ and mcuned to “wk if Wt mg, Cologne You will bc surprised at

the brilliancy of the shine and-the

keeps clean for a long itrne

trcnqaomncy Gswlltlil glass ' ` od” H ' even when the flies come to try us

in, the summer-time.

Flowers are just 'as particular

duumdmmwdm tab] 318858693X' NN in cycles c>inne'not°ieeehle nvnd ig about clean glass vases as the good ,t _va of period dam,” in hom housewife. They will wilt ouickiv if ' glas .. ' tahgu vase is not' cleaned daily when

‘ - . was l ' _ ‘

1;? Cmnt: glass brings cheerfullyness into the _fad ham mn fmw_.\.m,,_ N. mme, whether it be the bright _rg- w°<=“¢°1°n °f ur “M "“~‘°“ ....“°°°“;"...3irZ"‘i.“‘..i.“““.`.’2L“°..°,Y...$ were mu” “und abmt tm lzegm' everlinlr meal.

water is renewed Sparkle in the

.IHH Ullllfllk _ll\l`

UI flavor of Kellogg’s ' _ - Rice Krlspics 'isf something to talk about ~

Children love to hear Rico

Krlspioa crackle ilrmilk or cream. Nourishing and easy. _ to digest, Just the thing for the nursery supper. promote sound sleep( ' __ ` Grocers everywhere ull Rice Krispiec in the Mother "Goose story package- Mule Kellogg in London, 0nt._ Quality gosranteed. ' ‘_

§_

lil? ~ \`> `.‘§._ _"_\‘

lllilhlv i » f f

llllllfy

rvgl ills” :r 3

Quit making an issue of it Just accept th

is a sleepy head and that it is part of your job

l`ivju'1¢»s'uue»ieo¢_m'¢1u»zlfy una hauuuu'¢n___2»ud

ww usuaians-

l,uL-ln-an-_ lu' . »

at-couwm

)

._. __

Mannersatl-I ?A ksR b Ill Y who el.. till. .11 nit? ui’.l‘.'i....‘.’&‘““

< .Wlro Won’t GetL1=pin the Morn-

. ' ing?-'-When ‘ etime’s Sav-

-ings Are Swept Away' lrxture. hmm shortening and

beating until

Why Preach Thrift?

. In -these days when social contacts count for so much,

much business is done over the dim table as ln' the ooun

a young man is hopelessly handiea who has not table etiquet

ally at his fingers’ ends. You cannot imagine my young man

ter what his ability,” being selected for an important position if he ` his napkin in his collar and .stuck out his elbows and wolfed his

As proof of that we have just been reading in the papers of the army officer whosepmnmtion was blocked because og -his table manners. mt’ sm”

_ Of course, you recent being nngged about your table manners by your

fmer. _goubtless he is worn out nagging you and would he only wo g _ to q . 'It is unfortunate that parents have to nag but it is only

hy wiring children choruuhau uf tuned not to do thu, md éu do the other GWI* 3°" _M°C"'°l'°°“

thing, that enough training soaks in somehow to teach them good mnnners

and make them ladies and gentlemen. DQRDTHY Dlx, _

o a o o 0 U v_

DcsrMluDis-Wearea.y0\m8°°v.Plewhohsvsbeenmsrl1sdny¢sr

-half. Get along Ano together. Everything All rllht. “NN hlllf

my husband up in the mornings. He gets plenty of slew. ll Bill he lS 305% terrible to Bet up in the mornings. I have let

ate for work several times. but I can't take o. chance of letting is Job. I-le lllllls a hurried breakfast and is oiil. Never s chance

to fix the furnace. .I am so tired of this and we scrap over it to the ex- tent that he hardly talks to me for several days. I don't like to have every day begin with a quarrel. what shall _

Answer: _

him OU t0 Work. Mnke B jbke Dill. 0! it lhlliebd 0! 3 tl'\l0d¥- HQ mllhi

have a lot worse fault tix: that. Buplwee he drank. B\l.l1P°6e ng yur; questioning them as to the identity como

unfaithful to you. If y had to wrestle with A mm who came stsggcr- 03 "Ml°l\Bel". the *1'°l\-°<11\SPlraVrr. _subJ°°fl ing home at night, or watch one who was always ohlling some iispper, ‘lf Wlmlf W” lll°`ll1“m°f'°'llm U1 ll" WY- AW

you would think that the wire who umm have unythln harder to do mm imposed abduction. ed :lu

to prod her husband awake of a morning was a lucky Yggégfmllég gfrlfffp

Im not saying t t li muh who hasnt enough energy and initlutlve *-lm* he md A-l1¥“l°1\ Wm 1° ll* ¢l°1°°“Y

and the t-u -».nd-- et-ou about h ' - slum It the Uutle until he re- was to dung. ge if 'n-lsr, is itmthlug mhgrgotrvylnks `:»`¥»‘ll\;ut':;\?:a!er“2¢"::;r§;- °°"¢\'°d "Om his hurt. wil*-01'. vw t. vu md.d°1ng pe;-“yn than W ,eg some me ju,t°,|m1y ,1,epm'_ It nn. you “Bo you are a. real prlneeui" he the coming twentieth of November. with rage and makes you want to do something drastic to them but Per- md' "s°“W¢m“3 wld mi' YW. W” BW lm W” hm ¢"h‘“’f"d th’ "' _huns their uname lu not so great as it mms And. anyway. were 1| man- N3? *U °fdl=WY W°m°°~" l°“\‘°°° °f C"°1“'-°l'l=- md ll" Pfl“' »~= °° -My ......°.."- ut.; :edu teen °.:=.'...:.f'.':.”..~.:...f.°‘.:‘;.‘. .it

_ sud sleep and love. Is it not the way although ‘half of it had been rais-

And that is the stone wall you are up against You con either beat with other womem.. ui by “oessive tures, and as an al-

yourself to death against it and destroy all of your married happiness, or ,_ _ . em you can just “mam in as on of th In dr but to "fled You breathe and sleep and love tematlve Grlustcrk must code all me ,md make me best of "_ ° B m or nw B Wu m ln a. different \vorld. Your High- of hor territory lyihl north of Edel-

- ness." retorted Glen. “When you Weiss. _

' hu

constant nailing of Dad about our ts

manners. This seems to me u shlxneangi s dlagmee. Home should be I. place when you W1 be yourself and enjoy whatever you wish ln my Way you may Even dunk your dough-

nuts 01' P0118 ln your coffee. if you enjoy that. salt. 1 teaspoon baking powder, 2 It does seem funny that such a trifling thing eggs, it cup sugar, '.9 teaspoon va- B-‘I table manners should mean so much to nilla, 1 cup chopped nut meats, 2

some people- It is said that the _vice presld- cups pitted and sliced dates

ent oi one of our biggest utility companies

w11l¢v°d his posmuu because he had good table lug powder. Bent eggs until light, _

111BU!1¢l‘8 While eating with the ard of Direc- beating in sugar gradually. Add van-

tors. Such a small matter as g, Amd- wich at the home dinner table hu all but

caused a revolution in our family. The only th Way I can see to battle this question is to do in wni

Rome as the Romans do, but when at home do as you wish to do. DI - M @ M

~ Bodum. lavenlaoomsaadegreeumzoroue. ‘_ d I

' hour. Cut in squares when cool and c eo 0

serve with whipped cream or A smell

I see no reason why you cannot do both, Bob, for good manners are bun of vgnulg ice mum,

just a matter of habit and, if you acquire them, they become instinctive ' '~

and you use them at home as well as abroad. If, for instance, you have D511 PUDDING

never in your life been permitted to eat with your knife, you will find no

o mo o tha instr t. the

pleasure in conveying food to y lu uth n t umen Ou _ One lb. stoned dates. . _.g R :-

contrB1”y» you will find that you lack the skill and technique to be c sword 1 teqppgn gi-naar, 1 mmf, “gpm-n =W=11°W¢1'- salt. ss cup , v. lb. met, 1 dup

"'-°-"'- . flour, 1 _t_ee.spoon cinnamon, 2 eggs,

- - cu so cdcrumbs. ' 1 agree with you thus home should he n. place nu- rest md relunuun Pnl; dag? md ,wt www, eg

where we are entitled to drop many ofthe ceremonial conventions we ob- thmwh food mopps,-_ wx ,u in, Shell

serve with strangers, but that does not mean that we can do lwsy with gmdienu Wm mmm” ,mum wen irooh-never

the decmeles of me. or ure me to do me rniugu that get dn other peorvwl bench ees: last. 'nu-nf M, bum, uuruuu nw _

“""°‘s' In 9"' just b°°°“"° W° are b‘°“5h" in “MY °°m°*°° Wm* th’ ed moulds and steam 2'hours. Serve “nd 91”' - 1 _. =f __ if members of our own families it is the more necessary for us in watch our .with hm, or wine “um _ This cunning and Oilily _mods .`

step and make ourselves attractive to them. _

___ And this ___r_x_1ctter of tsb_l_e etiqu_f_tdte cuts a. much 'larger figure in that me _nm

an y°u _ ' Oil W0 bo Rmilbbd M; tha l`lU1Ilb8!‘ Of EWU!! on _halt 1b_ dat” 1h_ In MTX hlbt. \”ll~l°P¢¢l C0l~

I get from women who are on the _verge of divorce because they have get chopged emma doukhu' ,4 cm bm lar is white ordnndie. 5 to the point where they think they will commit murder- if they have to te, me1,,’,,d ' _ 'Pinus sinshun schools. candy watch the sloppy'wn.y their husbands eat another time, and from men who -fb make' CWM, dough, Guam gg Blfilid D¢Nll°- P88501 °0¢l’»0n UNM- say they are married to perfectly good wives,_but they oa_n't stand them cup bum, with I wp swan But cloths in plain or print, linen,.ete., because they make li hissing somld when they drink their cofiee of n an en ,md md to ,A cup num sm are stlurz gt mlinllls for this mornin _ ‘ _ dress-en matching bloomers ‘ _ lyrerrllrdlneeeurt ~»~»-~»

So you oa.n't afford to relax your table manners st home, beacuse, if combined bu¢m_ gusan en md

you do, you may be alienating your wife'¢ affection in the way you gnrgle mug mmum you may mugbly "_ your soup, or you may be sending your husband to the Other Woman by qulre more iiour to make dough stiff dunking your roll, or holding your fork as if it were I. allude. emmgh to hmd~1e_ ppm, gn N04. '

gerator to harden a. little. Tous

It isn’t so strange as you think that so muon stress is t upon good yu-gd bgug R011 --

table manners. It is _lust the thing by which we Judge 2: indlviduulu 323%: 3,, M* hmm Wg# am" °' °°‘“ ‘°°”‘ l' l"*‘°"°4’- meul expemuwe and knowledge of nu world. ~ It mths thing thu: hm .mm Wm, ,,,,1m» '\,,,m,,, ,¢,,,,~ "V °°”‘. °°‘°'““’- us in the eya_wnan.w_e nr-st meet a stranger. Iedoesnkr, _og course, take aw, ,¢m¢d “Mmm msupmm __ _ _*__* _______________ the place of brains, or talent, or character, but it is ll. mllhty big help ‘tu wgmucg ,ll ov" gg W); ’m‘,.|n.' : -

them. It im‘t the diamond. but it is the polish on the diamond. £1; Wm-, may md ¢|mmgm_ mm No. W8. In ......................

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suga-r,al__¢_a_;l,l£oup milky it

Mix and sift flour, sslt and bak-

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slowly add sugar. creamy, Add egg llnb¢8l»€n md ml-I well. Add udlk and vanilla and than

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were Miss Guggenslocker it wouldn't It was this crisis that had forced-~

out of the divorce court? DOROTHY DIX. "A mm., w°mm_..

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