And

eta of a feathery pool - the fragran f

' ‘dun: ce torn a -'5. of tender flowers without

bring to earth e perfume might breathe.

‘ darkness secretly they lie, close within the fragile

forms of their heavenly air is =3}. sarinui aaasoon.

. lin, County Kerry, Ire- , goat. is crowned king dur- 'hI¢.e., three-day fair each year. eosninasnorating the day in anci- uw times when a goaifs bloating wdrned the village of an approach- llncruuny.

species of oak are being cle-

since the oaks now

‘ tence are so closely related they intercross.

There are about a million and a quarter people of Irish origin in Wu.

SEWING 'l:IPS

pm. knit too looseiy—the article stretches out of shape too quickly. and is ri r satisfactory in wear. On the other hand, too-tight knit- ting is not flexible. as the natural elasticity of the wool is soon de- strayed.

' To prevent loose covers ‘pullinz " an becoming untidy. try this

possibl at back and sides of chairs and Ogliesterfield. This will keep the covers tight, and a perfect fit. in matter how restless the sitter.

nwaa

WINDOWS TO KEEP OUT HUI.‘ All

tricks you keep the the win- on them aw

There are all sorts of can indulge in to house cool. like shutt down when the sun is f to keep out the hot air. blinds or curtains, too, to exclude

the direct rays of the sun. Wiri- . ilows may be flung wide Open and

doors, too, and in rushin any C001 air that there may be. once the sun has moved round.

FASIIION FLASITE8

Ribbed fabric, both in woollens uid silks. are very ooimhr.

Silk twills. silk urges and all-im with twill ltaifiks are much in evi- ed motifs with metallic 5‘-' breeds are ,ridw in silk collections.

. The straight line silhouette 13 ‘ gaming in» again, threatening the i_!‘;..'flare." Q Maintaining a slender line with skirts that are at the back and introduce easy ful- ed panel

ii‘ dence for . Band

J

in ski is when it is contrasted with bodlcea

that are softly bloiiud.

« g new ideas seen in Paris ,.-. .are 5 bronzee faille ribbon bow ‘ posed like a huge butterfly on the forehead: shoulder length earrings: 5 black neck—rib’bon caught with A dark red rose.

Pastel organdle ribbons are belnl used on summer hats.

Strapless velvet evonlnl “W58 with trimmings of lace. pailletus gnu head; are forecast for winter.

“ email bl .1: let: with color- ful bows Ol'i“T:0pv:l'ev offered in suin- lner lists.

'5 r! 1 teen are be- _Qo§:itgl§urlt!)i};ll'enl11iTI3v':' v;38hi°Mb1° -

nooks

I

O‘ The best . ought which it

W. Holmes

GIVE AND TAKE

I NA one is P‘| foolish but mav aive

math” goon mun-n.i sometime-

tndnoone ._:l!

1. Does not into: dream. ootinitate skin.

a. Instantly check: pen 1 to 5 days. Remover

less vanishing

of '6

r_ ‘Housewife

of a. book is not the CW IIIE °“""' """°“ "' °°“t°""' M" W’ 22" (6Iglttarius)—Judgm.cntshould sound. reasonable. A day for benevolence, friendlines. bus-

. e -si-. just in mg emu-m of mu-:3 :iw~lls. not in gm, pm-,E_ohue. in the echoes of our

lieu-ts. .

1: wise but may err. if

I-Noweirisgtodry.Cen|iI. . mdrigszuomsuviag.

penpirstion,keopnn'npitIdry. 4. Apue. whiia.gteseeleu.evaia- ‘ «eon. ’

Her

hilovw'n.—

The words dai

forward. wi But the is soundly

3?

and the reverence due

ssedon

Leeds.

KINGSTON. N. 13. Built 150 years ago, Anglican church here is stan

ck. It United Empire LD'.Vai.i3fs.

feces. wash acid solution.

he will take no other‘: counsel but Anon. DAILY DUTY

duty are not ex- actly like a bug e-call. or roll of drums. The idea is plain, straight- thin any man's roach. liah oonccpltiilon of duty

a sense of the mystery of life. the greatness oi the unknown

Canon Thompson Elliott, Vicar of

STILL STAND

church of any denomination still on its original site in New wes founded by

ACIDS MEMO V I5 NU 5'1‘

To remove heavy, deep-seated rust stains from porcelun 5111-. with a li

Rub s stains with a slice of lemon, when Wash thoroughly. Remember that any acid is injurious to porcelain glaze and should be removed ab- solutely and immediately.

e religion,

to God.-

ihe oldest

t oxalic iht rust

For Thursday, July 6th

Mama :1 to APRIL —-Another frie ors, new clients: old

with bankers, manufact vertise .

other public centers.

knowledge .

MAY 21 to JUNE 21

ly rays. Cooperate.

with competitors. gathering Heart interests

'40 (Aries)

’ dsy to coax out your fine cape ' 1‘. . Business and personal issues should prove bene- ficial. Try the unusual; seek lnV-

matters as

favored as are new friends. Deal

urers. Ad-

APRJL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus) —Your best day in a week. should be advantageous for travel, deal- ing with new people, careful in- vostmenis, real estate rnatterr, ex- hibiting your wares at fairs or

mingling fresh

tops .

(Gemini) —

Mercury ("your" planet) nil, but so many good aspects prevail from other benefioent planets that if you're the wise one we think vou are, you'll work with their friend-

JUNE 2'.‘ to JULY 23 (Cancer; —Better than just good, sav stars.

On especially approved

dealings in necessary

list: favor- ]

able domestic conditions, journeys by rail and water. investigations. and other police work, an commodities, farm produce. sports.

useful

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo)

—Add the following to

navy and government road work. Gains

ality.

AUGUST 23 in (Virgo) —- should be interesting ' for the

66. are equally sponsored fo

ing your personality.

(Scorpio) —- complete ventures; mee ideas and plans. Pine

Make a new record f Be gay. acquisitive.

be clear. iness talks. oooperatln ment in your work.

EODMBEH. 23 to

decisions, are

NEW...u ciium DEODORANT

which safely

under-am

door

rice from

...x-econ: -ms--.. . ..

(Capricorn) — Not espe orable for changes. making quick uming

the activi-

ties listed as favorable for Cancer.. folk: literary efforts. army and

interests,

through your earnest efforts and radiant person-

SEPTEMEER. '23

particularly

pursuits to which you artistic Virgo folk are so well adapted, such as music, writing. dealings in dress and toilet aecessori confidential matters, social and public affairs.

sliP'l'!:M'.B!iR 24 to OCIOBER 23 (Libra) —- Virgo’e favored items

r you Libra

folk. Agreeable day, too. for de- cisions, plans. agreements. making necessary iinprovernents, promot-

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REALM--SOCIAL and

union's

YOUR IIIOIVIOIIAL HOROSCOPE

By FRANCES DRAKE

Look in the section your birthday comes in, and find what your outlook is, according to the stars. (Copyright, 1939. King Features Syndicate Inc.)

5%W%$%&

inaibilities. Don't overwork. worry or be easily disco Calm

OCTOBER. 24 to NOVEMBER 22

what you

didn't finish g'esterd‘sy; start: new peep e, un 0 your

vibrations . or yourself-

23 to DECEWLBER

in meas-

ure; for general good; or advance-

IIIIIIGGBHIIV

vglato.V'r°'ltei'or;fre1niurn boo "listen III

Z41-7hmuuI'I'IA

aids.

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) — Gains may come through social and financial con- nections; also indicated. What you do now will have bearing on your future. Aim high; you'll be rewarded.

FEBRUARY 21 to H (P1aces)— Industrial and mechan- ical mat-tars, manufacturing inter- eisltfisé artistic and professional pur- s . dings, social gatherings. c urch af- fairs on yoin- approved list

A CHILLD BORN

be impressionable. diffident courteous. A fine mind and a kind heart. Could become an excellent Egyaician or nurse, or head a large

or the sick. patience and intelligent under- standin

spond readily to education and a wholesome cnvironement should be discouraged in needless arguing.

&\%5% §Morning Smile

car waltfng for the police to come for particulars.

whom "Have a drappie."

erold"drappiee." he remarked San y: "It's nearly all one. Wh don't

flat-97”’

P

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Doroii‘I)’_kA Dix's\ A-Letter Box ' '

IIE TEA TIIIT IS IEVER IIISIPIO!

hill LAB}:

YHLUW lA8i'L

IIRANGE LABEI

uraged.

reasoning are sensible

interesting, good news MARC 20

romance courtshl . wed-

Tonsil will and

titution caring for unfonunates This child requires

g in its rearing. It will re

a tendency to

WISE OLD SANDY.

There had been a nasty head-on collision. and both drivers -were

sand offered MacTavish. with {IO had collided, his flask.

he said.

After Madrsvish had had sex;

nouns norm m raanpz cnocmyr

Dear was girls are concerned. where, I asked the young in v

O . your mated by Jitterbug: in an attempt to ex iess the inexpressible. it has any pedigree at all it belongs to

the word IT in attempting to describe the personal fascination that some

’.‘?..°..’i.?.‘.“}...'.’.°u'.‘.‘°.“&‘.".°..‘.“‘l‘.i‘.“‘“”‘” '€"""’ 23° “‘°’ i“°°‘ ‘° ‘*‘°“i‘".. ‘.32 a e mean to in ate on sex

5l‘i.tteri.ng euphonism, and with C Y mp“ y

said that sex appeal was

fig) zpiritual vqualitieilbstuclr 1 sensiti eness mad tn 1; pO&De&0

what to do and say on every ogcas n WW r

$1133 5°i.n8 People have that draws every one to them. to do with beauty or bruins or character. in that makes us like one person and dislike another and the reason why we cannot tell.

in a boy baby's cradle. life. But. if you were passed over don't despair, because it will save you a lot of girl trouble and in the end you will find one who prefers a good, sieady. reliable provider to a the same brand of “oom makers and prefer a chap with a line that is less spectacular and that sounds more trustworthy.

you will compound iv. with ed and sympathy most is und souls as well as their bodies; the way they do. with the fair sex.

Dear Doro

widower with three children. son.

home. moiher lives with U.) have a good maid. My problem is this:

of the time andnot easy to get. along with. 'IInia condition is not due to overwork. but from the mental stra managing and supervising everything that goes on in the doctors

and gets no change and rest. interesting clubs and has many outside contacis. to Join any clubs or have any outside interests. vgily 1 should feel the need of anything other than my home and child- !‘ . but I just can't seem to enjoy and apreciaie them in my present state of heaiun. What is your advice? . M. B. A.

that the answer to the way to solve the divorce problem is l‘l.liI‘0ld tickets.

get. away from it for most of the time. their work every day gives them something new in sea and think about. No matter how mum of a ‘ mat it is done with o.hers, that they see different faces, talk to different people, hear one uuxeienn in her home has a Job wnose monotony is seldom broken. treadmill where she does the same tasks over and over and over again; where she sweeps floors that are dirty the next minute; where she gets

meals that are eaten and forgotten; have to be washed again, and M-o-t-h-e-r.

:' that she longs for change. walls of her,nouse.. And with their wives, they would see this and save themselves famuy rows and doctors’ bills and perhaps divorce by giving the Little woman ii. charlie. or seeing that she had some amusement outside of the home.

she hasn't anything else to think about but him and so can concentrate on his faults. a. ey rom ee . us aus fro ted ileaatoxthablefgimf meittothe tr ti tbec an n t h if léito being a bundle of nerves.sMa.ny a woman sleacksedogn in her h:>1i:s°e- ient eep tired o ordering dinners and t of what to ha f bro kfast d lunches that she can't think o V9 or I "1

isascoldtohimaaaniclcle

ta world! brimming over with new recipes for toothsome dishes. And so aneiiable and sweet- empered her family scarcely recognize her.

brook W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Russel Jones the 13th with an attendance of

eleven Mtetlna minutes of previous read. Mrs. W Mrs. Holden appoiri . tion.

What i Oomph? It Differs, Depending‘ Elk -W-' tirely Upon Whatever Quality 3. Person smmm rre-ervu one quart berries, (arias aren-

is_ Looking for in Another Person

man has ooln tition as far as that I wrsrvt getting any-

matter with me. what my

ri al had that I ddn’t have. She l'GD1»€dvth8i- he who ia known in eee modern times as "corn hich neither she nor Iican denne. But a. friend tells me that it means a good dancer. personality. and one who knows how to ‘make love. But the girl says these do not fit her definition of "oomph.' You will do me a great favor if you will tell me what is, as my one desire is to acquire it. Since it isn't dancing or good looks or money. what other thinss C1068 I

girl desire in a boy? I can't figure it PUZZLE!)

ulsted silk“. 3 fie!-390035

Dix—Moat every young I have and, realiai what was lem was and boil , pun‘ W “minutes. A watery

or-ock—you can use your mixing bowl if you have

n ilzcd jars. The small tiuan ou¢_ the short cooking per od

'I"A‘D' fection of these

define the meaning of "Oomph"

Nobody can because it doesn't mean anything that you can put nnger on. It is only a. senseless wax-danog i;

can "do" as many Jar will hold. but on must be, cooked at s time

e 1'!‘ family.

You will recall that some years ago the novelist. Elinor Glyn, used one

2-3 cup {bxtrry Juice. Put sugar and fruit

that meaning it has passed into general Mrs. ulyn always bitterly denied that this was true. She only a. small part of IT and that it included

as sympathy and imagination. enthusiasm "‘ ‘iveiy know

It is the fa.sciiiat.1on It has nothing It is just. the Doctor Fell feel-

But

You can me‘ fruit just I think that ‘)5 what is meant by "oomph." mm in 3 D syrup — o If you can peaches or grenadine syrup. add one-

“oomph is a gift out his Fairy Godmother drone ‘mp’ ""1 °°’°’

In its perfection " ii. is what makes him a lnciy-killer later on in

thriller. Many

And, anyway, not all girls like

of them are allergic to glib lovc- ulmd‘

is to concoct your own variety of "oomph." If ual parts of devotion and understanding

I think your girl will fall for it. For what women wan»; erstanding. They want a man who is interested in their a man who tries to find out why they do That is why preachers and dociors are such wows

O I I O O V

thy Dix-—I am 42 years old. Four years ago I married a I had two. Two years later we had a Now we have six children. I have a fine husband and a nice

Inc.dentally, I did not come penniiesa to my husband. M and she is a big help with the children. Also I am nervous and tired most

1 . I go 8.1 to pieces at mg". La u“

so my advice to you

Three pounds rhubarb, 4 Juan’. 1 pound figs. Let

HORSE-EADISII

l-teouii-ed: 4 tablespoons giaxterl horse-radish. 2 tab

house. k I should go away for a rest and change for a month. Roi’. Mix the above ingredi

My husband is not in sympathy with this plan and says that with all the I’6f-h9r- and odd cream till required help I have I should be able to on. He says that he works hard 00718159930 - Tie down in far.

That is true and yet he belongs to several He does not want me He cannot, understand

I do not want to shirk my duty and 1 love my family devotodly.

How Can I 7

W81‘: (By ANNE ASHLEY I honestly believe that the crying need of domesticity is change, and '

I clean

Doinesticity is harder on women than it is on men b€CIl.I_~O men Just. the going and coming from . A.

Bell two or three

grind their work is. it is broken by the fact

the woodwork. and it the surface clean and out the neceavity of us g

Bur. the housewie who does her work

things. She toils in a

where she washes little faces mat where she listens to the eternal cry for

It. is no wonder that her nerves give way under the strain of it and Anytlrlng mat is different from the four if men has any intelligence at all in dealing

A. When making pies Weflthef. try filling 5. ion bottle with ice water an this as a rolling pin.

Many a fretiul discontented wife nags at her husband just, because can be used?

Mimi’ B moth" Ilillia the baby and is crots and un- other children and makes the home so unpleasant chen door. They will keep fect condition, and also be and sets her family down to miserable meals because she is so V %_,_____

g but beef and potatoes. Many a wife decides the has fallen out of love with her husband and because she is just fed up with looki at

you have 9. drapp Y0\1i‘59‘- ""' him. And the sovereign cure for all these ills is a railroad tic et. hm Bloom

‘No fear, man." said Sandy, "not Change. A month anywhere will send her back rested and refreshed: _ ,

until the policemank been- ’ seeing her usband once again as the hero of her girlish dreams and the M. .— -- ...__._——————- ui-iudxen as angels instead of brats; thinking home the finest place in

DIX.

HAZELBEOOK WOMEN'S IN5’l'E'1‘U The June meetini! of the Hamel-

Empire“ was bought for the school library. Plans were mhde for the. District Convention and sent to the President. An address was then read to Mrs. Jones and an Electric , Iron was presented from the ladies. ‘ members and two visitors. Mrs. Vernon Wood invited July‘ opened with Institute ode. meeting Roll call to be answered meeting were with a joke. collection amounted Goody and to 62 cents. hunch was then served by the ladies and the National the Annual Oonven- Anthem brought a pleasant evening A book "Canada within the to a close.

on Tuesday

tedto

ll ‘W5 Bmdauz ms o_o1' to as coon

Develop Your Good Po

_1

. AnId-~«.an--3---o.n---'-v-r--..-ai

L.

. 0 ‘action’: tvevouano ~ Hltl IS SOMIYOIIII

1.. Mo. "°o.‘.!v ll his aoulin eyes. She-p

Nice smile-

iie. — PERSONAL password to the world of ty. But she wasn't born or winning was. No. e'a developed em by

1 I

I .. - I b0lI!¢:5.I.l9A dolihgctlioii‘ Beers your

anaoded

of the ru.p....5:"57i’.'.'..si...'-

THE. COOK'S comvsx

uice.

J_Put 2 cups sugar over fruit in I. smooth sauce pan and boil five minutes. Add remalningagllaar and

fruit will require the longer cooking irlme. , Turn into earthenware jar or deep

elso—and let stand 24 hours. . seal cold in

secret of the fine flavor and pea

preserv .

course. you understand that you usrts as the