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Today the Quins bathed with gentle Pulmol.

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JrliNUaRY 22‘ to JWTBRUARY 2O J-‘Vi-lflllll-wl ~»- hxcvuent itidicailous ‘tor your work and lJllSlll0§5 llllPf- lP-‘T-‘Hflllil f0? Dcrsonal aims. too Show unitiative and interest in your fllli\l.ll‘s and in government and ‘communtgv affairs. Turn n deaf war to those who would disrupt ‘Ifiivwfll writer. Push ahead!

‘ FIIMRLKARX’ 21 to MARCH 3c

‘E1501?’ —~ Your ltrarticnl and am- ‘bl mus side sriotifd feel spurred to yachlcvcmont and fresh gains to- .day. Youli find a generous re-

pa: lill APRIY’. El -1S1ar' s

l‘fl}).ll)ll!I‘-' and kcon intuitimr ltcasctutbic expansion folortld.

i a outta) norm or: Tats DAY will be wei‘. ltkcd, if true to its Illll.‘ hcrrage. Properly- rearcd and m- he tor shel will be a use- cn. a valued friend anti a loss executive. Has a talent b'c cuiployc, rmplryycr or other ~ “Hllarv-l‘ work; a flood <alo<- n n and good IHIXCI‘. Pt-rsonablel. aicrl kindly.

JULY N M) AUGUST H (Leol- W ""

I! you get the r'v".t stat" laud that A Morningsmile

—.\let-llanlvli‘. lumber, steel

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LAST RESORT.

_'I‘wo shlptvreckcd sailors ale-re ona oscrt is ud. They were cold, him. ‘gt-y, utterly‘ miserable.

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l2 rsagitlnr" made in mar. machinery, a etruction, ship

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Banana It .3 Rico a soft banana and tncamm l-i cup titllp. Stir iu l cup coufcctioucrs‘ suaar, a pint-ii oi’ salt and l tcaspoon of lcnion ex- tract, Add more silgar if ncccssary to make thc icing of the right cou- siscncv.

New Home Course Show: How

to Draw Cartoon:

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A Step To n Paying Cart-er

A profitable, fascinating career- cartooningl And nowadays, with the rise of comic strips and cartoons in newspapers, magazines, advertis- , ing, e wide field is open to those who like to draw.

Fortunately, if you're ambitious, you can begin your study of car- ‘ tooning at home. Charts show how to draw humorous figures in eaq steps, starting with e few elemen- tary lines.

The head, for instance, begins u l e simple oval. Sketching a full- l face view, draw a vertical line ‘ through the middle to indicate the

position of the nose and draw hori-

zontal lines to place the eyes, base of nose and mouth.

Your next step is to fill in the

features. The essential form of the

, ear is a half circle. but you can en-

l large this to gain a comic effect.

Drawing the other features and con- . struciing the figure is easy, too,

with charts to guide you. And then , you learn how to create whole rar- ‘ tonne.

Our new 24-page booklet by e l professional cartoonist gives clear instructions and diagrams for draw- ‘ ing cartoon figures. adding details of feature, expression and clothing. Explains composition. the use of nk, pcncil and crayon. the drawing of cartoon animals and caricatures Has pointers on rrcaiiilg and scllin' comic sinus nthcr typcs of canon“ lfl rirrv-"l '5 l".'l.' _\

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' Dorothy Dix 's Letter Box

PARENTS SHOULD NOT DEMAND TOO MUCH FROM CHILDREN

From Sons and Daughters Are Selfish to Extremes

The question of how much parents have e right to demand of their children is one about. which there are several different schools of th0il8llt- One holds that children can never do enough re repay their parents for

. - having brought them into the world" and that they should consider it a privilege to spend their lives toiling to supporoMother and Father and ministering to their WhlIllS. Another is strong in the faith that children belong, body and sou, to '" parents; that. they have no right to any ---~~u1l live: of their own that father; and

1 to hIflV God to their child-

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arlfish Parent lshc is wrccukitig, bout the cliildrcul lwho arc being shamed by their

.17» is l1 D11)‘. Mr. Fttthcr. that , father. about the money that is

SUIHIJIJOKIY cant make you realist‘ that you and your wifc arc nSQllISIl llartit-s m this ca girls atc tuudu. datuuhui . , l-ZIWJ i1 ldlill’ iiruiiuriiou of tticlfl And slic doesn't cure. She has time and luonly to entail-till .l\lll.l‘.l‘lllll‘l‘ heart nor conscience. Thcrc auu their mutut-r, and you “dill. to is ngilnnq 1r, Qppggl to in her, A11 Hike ‘Milly ltmu lllvm all tilt‘ 1m- lSIK‘ wants. is the pleasure of tiic auce of [he things that nlflkv 1M‘ uiontetit. and shc docs not care who

uccdctl for shoes and clothes and l|Ii‘ll_'t'O('[‘I‘l(‘S ut home that 1s being

r1 6L1‘ spcnt upnu buying hcr gew-gayvs. Ill‘.

Worth llvuut “lion you an lotus pays the price for her good times. and vruui. lo (iaucv and still.‘ auu~ l laugh and play around wztu tucl 'I'hcre is tiothitig that a wile can

otlm" lK-LYS tutu RIEIS. ;(Io about a uhiiitndering husband

_ loxcept. either to divorce him, or be Face the music. No matter how a 5p0rl, about, hi5 affairs,

much our children love us. we are DORQTHY 131x,

not good company for them. Their‘ __i______

idea of a gay cvcliiug is not ltstcu- , ](_\'(')T "QLEQ REQU RE

tug to us tell about. our lIli“IlllIll-» slnquu“; H"; PAINT

ttsui and rcmiuiste. zibulrt. lllillgfil _ __ lmllmlMl “M” m") “l”. For preparing lumber with knot

Painting and Decorating Contrac- tors of America have adopted cor- tain specifications which are under quite gentral usc. Those rules rc- qtliro that knots and sappy places iul ncw lumbcr be prlrncd first cf al

It is n swing baud and a pretty girl, or a lad with a way with him, and talking jargon that we dout evcu tiuderstatid. And it wc art- wisc, we let tlicttt g0 and (ltzut luakt- tlulm wail uulil we art’ (l(‘1l(l to have ilicii‘ fling.

YOU CAN'T CURE WANDEIUNG HFSBAND

Dear Dorothy Dixmln the Sum- mcr my husixiud goes to another

iholcs in it for painting, the l

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Aftcr priming is dry, a coat. of half-liquid shellac and half-dena- itired alcohol-or else a thin coat of aluminum varnish should be applied. Of course many painters s.ill prefer to shellac tlzc knots

city for rtddiiiotial stitdy vyork, baron; putting on the pruning wiicrc he imarlaby has an aiilurwoat with some vouug woman similarly Bodlces with easily bloused

engaged, although he tells hcr he is married. Of course. he says that he

has never loved any one but me and , would not. titan-v one of thcm cvcn ‘larded “s lmmmlnl‘ lndllldual

- . . _ typrs for fall, also the dress with llctlleftllreltliJllllgittlzhlill; 2311:5511‘ i‘ lwmplece 10m‘ lusl’ Bl‘ the front-

trcatmcnts, and the tyre-piece dress that looks like a little suit are re-

fooi of not‘ would hc trust. one who T119 Bclllfll bOIPTO lflfiket WSl-"me was so weak as to fall for him, and 18 H150 5mm“! b0“! f0!‘ that anv woman who would crawl at. evening.

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Princess Praises Work of Canadian Red Cross

(lompllmcnting women on their work for the Red Cross, the gover- nor-grncral am‘ her royal hlghnesa, the Princess Allcc, showed great Intern-st in the activities nt‘ the society's workroom at the (LN E., Fri- day. Ilcrc the princess, with her daughter. Lady May Abel-Smith, greets nnc of the woman who, with some 50 others, was busy sewing ' when the royal party arrived escorted by Dr. Fred W. lloultley, lll- l tlonni commleelolmr o! the Cllllllllll HM! Croce.

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a great. snot . ....a t. ..i you mumti i. be prcsscu. ‘inc ccctut kept saying, JUSL care her ulOuc auu she'll collie around all right. All this mystery was very OXCIUIIR, you utiucrstatid

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AND T0 T!!! PURER. HEART

"We travel in the light. of other

wealth: um wmim our item calves-

ltioring for use upon or teen/tel

vu- Tbe glories that will help us reach the skies Of large greatness, end the purer

heart. —Naldl. B. Holland.

Brown with pink is s popular color combination.

Sports styles are interpreted for evening. u 1n e youthful peacock ottoman plnafore over e. white broderie Anglalse shirt, or e chalk- ,whille nope shlrtwaist dress with peacock bead embroidery on the bodice.

, Noctiluca are the best known of ithe microscopic animals that cause lthe sea to glow at night.

Highways of the wlorld have In- creased from 6.582.001 to 10,036,- 1233 miles in tho past ten years.

The metric system of weights ,and measures is used in 2'1 to 48 principal countries In the world.

INFORMATION A painter who lived in Great Brit-

am, Interrupted two girls with their knitain. He said with a sigh, That park bench-well. I Just paiinied it right where you're a n."

‘Phe big trees of the Pacific coast region are known to have grown to an age of three or four thousand years.

"Geometric" fashions, meaning herringbone and pin-striped suits with patterns set at angles, black velvet-collared multicolor tweed topcoats designed for wear with formal black frocks. and big black and white diamond dcsigu tweed sports swagger with eyelet lacings are featured for autumn.

Little self-denials, little hones- ties. little passing words of sym- pathy, little nameless acts of kind- ness, little silsnt victories over temptatious-iltcso arc the silent threads 0f gold which, whcu tyoycn together, gleam out bright- ly in the pattern of l1fe.- Furrar.

Japan textile mills have stop- 10d making cotton goods until all "hrrent stocks are sold.

Tweed suit details include colurrd pipings. pouch pockcls slotted on skirt belts. the use of border twecds with the border forming a broad stripe at the side of the skirt,

-we all got a i-Iftfil. kiCk will 01 ll -0r at yokc and wristbands on dres-

. I runcmbct- i wanted 10 ask you a l.» oi uuugs win-ti we wcic Hffit (‘llllfitl-ZLTI. DIIL YOU SJAd L0 hit’, ‘Neil yum \t' got to trust mo. There are some things I cant tell you, and you Illllhlllu ask me about v1.0 I am and IUI that. ‘lueres nothing I'm tisuatntti 0t, and some day i txpect in toil you ml LIICYC is to LL-u. n shade lliLdbll over “CH5 tat-c. "1 aways tiiougut you \\'0\l.(1 tc.l mc. DUL you ucvci- diu. . . ."

Joyce watched him excitedly. The strange story gripped tucm, so that realities were set-u through it haze.

“On. Ncii. I tluuk i soc u. all now. dnut you.’ knits Just ctutuul rc- mcmbcr back! one was trying to rciuembcr all lllt: I-lllll’, at... site couldn't! It must have beyu awiil for hct‘, tuusuii. it? when uiu Slit. change, when uid she get reckless and wild?"

"I guess that ‘came gradually," Neil itusucrcu witu buckiicu utow, "1 cunt rctlltiuuci" any soc-tutu H114: wntu 1L bcguti. furor silt: L00.» t0 urmkitig mole tuau i ukou; that. reaiiy wori-ieu me u .0». men .t seemed as it sue coualu t. do stunts reckless euuugu. as u she were ai- mosl. trying to km herself! bhe drove her car at a breakneck speeu, and gut the wildest tiorsc snc coulu

find to rice! And men there was Maitlaud. . . ." _ Joyce made a quick movement.

"Yes," she said softly, "don't. go in- to that, Neil I know; and I'll never forget i "

"Butwbuw-Joyce you are Frlllsl" It was Robert Ainsworth speaking, and Joyce and Neil turned to him with a start. In their absorbing interest in piecing together the mystery or Frills, they tied almost for otten that he was there.

" ould you mind telling me," Nell asked Joyce politely, "lust where he comes into this?"

Joyce looked at Robert. thought-

"fully, The sir of rather superior in-

science with which he had ap- proached them was gone now, end she saw a the Robert. Atm- wort-h she cw. He met. her gaze frankly, with disarming friendli- ness.

“I'm sorry, Joyce," he eaid, "I didn't understand. Will you forgive me?” He came over and held out hi8 hand. smiling charmingly. He was like s. little boy who, having shown his temper unreasonably, makes arrogant claim of a loving parent. for pardon.

"Who the devil u-e you, any- way?" asked Nell tulautly. ‘I don't want to cm , Joyce, but

wasn't it a bit thick, letting him hear all this?"

“Robert Ainsworth 1e the great novelist. Neil. Haven't. you ever heard of him?"

Neil shook his head. "Never." he said. "What does he do besides write? And. once more, how does he come into all this?"

"He comes into this. Nell because I happened to have met him since- since the accident on Fire Queen, and because I happened to like him rather more than ordinarily."

Neil fixed his gaze on a distant

ine tree, "Do vou mean that you're

n love with him. Frills?"

Instead of answering his uestion Joyce said sharply "I wia you'd make up vour mind whether _ou want, to call me ‘Joyce’ or ‘Frlls’ Neill’ she regretted her ill temper at once. however and went on more agreeably, "Oh. Noll, I don't know BIIIYIIIIIIR anv more."

‘You are free if you want, to be, Joyce." said Nell, drawing his lips together in the attitude of severe restraint that he assumed when Frills had especially hurt. him.

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TRICKS IN Fansays

There are tricks iu handling Jcr- seys when making them up. A research dcparltueut has rcccnt- ly compiled tho mrsi. csscutial tricks of handling jclscl‘. as fol- lows:

1. When cutting a garment from Jersey fabric, lay the pattern on the Wmng side of the material to pre- vent the cdgs front rolling.

2. Inuncdiatcly‘ nftcr cutting, ro- inforce the urrk edges, artuhzles and bias or curved srciioits witw basting thread which serves as a temporary stay.

3. In ntachinc-stitching rayon jersey, use a very finc ncedlc m your machine. medium long stitch and light tcnsirti. B? carcftii to lift up any bulk of material as you stitch so that. its weight will not null on the scam under the prcsscr foot.

4. In handling. keep on s lonc, flat surface. Working at u table

Women's Realm/Social and Personal; FHSIIIOHSZLIILETBIUFE

Living sLeisure

—T7te Woman ’s Realm

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AUGUELZQ. 1940

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follow 1n finishing the ,.<.,,°‘l‘°‘

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6. When emplo in ‘ eyelets. hooks and {tugs cllrullfnlmlfl. toners reinforce the cimm‘ ail? 1"‘ lnterling of crinoliue oygmIIllII-I l“

V"! ittle pressing is ncerllédn‘ 1959.‘! fabrics except at the film line and seams. When prcssin em- the tron and place ll. aoaiu 8' ml fabric. avoiding it... .,,i‘,.,.,,,°“ "It sure or pushing of “the iron PM. the surface. am“

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dishes afilimslill: hand. all except; tor u. el‘ are poured and p1; right. 2. Work from left to right,

3. The place in Iron; o. gm, should nevcr be ici: iM-é um‘, after the salad. “ in: fillers.“ m‘ ““"“P 11ml from .

A spotless ball 1s i. Limes with hard \\"l‘I'!' the bath rouud \\ dampened flauucl paraffin bum’ wilh u . and it's easy:

lob some- lirlt vl-fpg

Climate conditions in a lac "l may vary enough llll"l l year to change blilll"'.\ll ability of any paitixxtlw

Count Nnsvs

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One housewife tnarks on the lid of each can of pca l the number of h l talus. In this w actly how many ticular can will so

A necklace of fIlIVTJ‘

= m. seated anonymously 'u u-rn. ment by a woman to > am. ish war effort. mm.

tioned for ncar‘

A compound broken bone that open wound by protrt. the skin.

The late Jchu l) it first job was buokacmr pcr week.

Coffee bloxoms halo a frag- rance similar hrs honeysuckle but

Slim dinner d exist-rubles that! ha . wcll us an (‘l\$\‘l\l- are shown bvsittv t more romantic. npllt‘ are varied to ll -'

with scqtiius, lightly thcoiutc contrast. in c 1 the dross.

V (IIIITS

YIOLETS, S\\l.l*l‘ Th!’ widcst 1n mi found in tit: \'1n.<’ rod-violet are to those of a bit their riclzticss is destroyed by art; Brsides the wcli popular iviun, and orchid suitors . group of r. d riol is Ml dahlia. Each bortlols pink. while Tckuy luscious tone like llic

accented by petunia. Persian lilac in pul- ThTrc are \'

or contrast they may‘ be tartciiri with gray. _\'(‘IlO\\', blue 1H1"? "lid green.

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A sleek dark dress puts new life into your Bummer wardrobe. This attractive style can be made with either short. or three-quarter "sleeves. It is the ideal frock to wear into town and for special oc- casions the not. of the season and fer into the Fall. Black or dark, dusky brown crepe or rayon Jersey are both fashionable colors for this practical frock. The interesting neckline is a new note as well as the slimming waist darts that are released into skirt fullness.