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“' e » 1..l%‘:”.J:x...u. - "ADVl$ ‘I0 OONTIIBIITOIB slacks suits with alternate skirts ’.,.,_,,,.f,; ,5,,.¢1,,1,|,,,4.,,.g -—-'- were highlights of a recent drem hum ennw aboucussnsh-aw: I yflrwo got I thought that‘: show. fla:-n|';31:_°“‘*;:'_ ‘If

Boil down. Accent sh ulderes is a bl¢h- I ' ”°""" 5...-g Hake it andorisp andsnappy, light of ti? firgt h1s11- M16 GB8h- onou:i i-§i°§io°3a“ei:i-sand Boil it . mere sweater lines arriv in Lon- . (ob to enrry li1e- ti-an you [When your brain to coin has don from Scottish mills. The ma- mu °‘:"°3::'h.j,““x{,'f“' '“::"1“"""'“ minted - ritry seen so far are either padded mi mh an ,0,” ,0 mm ,5, ,, ,,

I ‘ breathing with

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Down the page your pen has spririted,

If you want your effort printed, Boil it down.

take out every surplus letter - Boil it down.

rower syllables the better-

Boil it down. Make youft meaning plain. Ex-

press we'll know. not merely guess it: exiitrrny friend—cre you address

Boil it down. cut out all the extra ‘l!'immingn—-

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mings.

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Boll it clown.-Exc.

Every year thousands of roblns flock to Titusville, Florida. to feast on the berries of the trees that line the streets. Their visit lasts about two weeks, during which time the townspeople are kept busy trying not to _run over their fea- thered guests, as they park their cars. A tired robin flew into the window of a Buffalo home the ‘other day. It was placed on an air-

lane and given a lift on its way.

e robin is a nationally-protecb ed bird.

When frying onions to go with steak, .1 tablespoon boiling water

ured over them a. minute before removing from the pan will make them a golden-brown color and more digestible.

A full-length wine skirt developed from a, wide rib-hugging waistband with a wine and white check skirt: lopheavy outfits consisting of ab- breviated shorts and full cut long- aleeved shirts: printed Jersey dimdl frocks or plain jersey tailored coats both over matching swim suits. and

fimmou When Swim Well

to Learn correct Strokes ' " 11 race you to the float." cries Iack—¢.nd. Sue merrily accepts the challo What good times she has. 'Iincd o taught herself to swim .welL No mod to be e lendlubber—- -when yo can quickly learn even the can crawl. First step in in to get ‘accustomed to having your face in water, to breathe without lwallowing a lsire Dr two-v-and that’: I trick you an !easily learn at home. Simple to co-ordinate your the arm strokes f the crawL Stand bent forward water. As you 11 iii: ur

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W limt arm. roll left side of you out of water. Breathe though mouth so you lift left arm out for next moire. Then Iubrnu-so your ilsce. breathe OUT

roufi none on our Iketch show:

. arm. lift sht arm out. Get complete directions and die- for and and kick strokes of the American crawl in our new 82-pogo booklet. Tells how to float, do and back-crawl,

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in fully gathered. one house but- tons wide knitted silk-lined match- ing belts over the ribbed wells of classic pull-overs. emphasizing a sleek hlpline.

Sheers of every description in mousselines, chiffons, nets, laces. cottons and silky Jerseys and 10! day as well as for evening ‘still " but not starchy mousselmes in line with the feeling for more in evening s fullness. th feeling formoreflaw

fulness.

flow ii; . evening

Tropical weight worsted dresses with matching fitted jackets are prominent at London dressm houses specializing in t-allored clothes. Neutral mannish mixtures and black and white and also navy and white Glen checks are reported leaders for. ensembles of this type. Broiled fruits make excellent garnlshes for hot meat dishes - halves of broiled peaches. apricots and bananas, slices of brollai pine- apple and apple rings. add to the attractiveness of the service, as well as to the flavor of the meat. Iced melon balls—honeydew. can- taloup and watermelon and iced avocado and ‘iced Dear seztions are good wi_t_h_cold_cuts._

NEUTRALIZE

FOOT ODOR

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'5 u"ln'u'H‘¢'u'h' :'Today's Short Wave Radio Program

(All '1'ime'll Eastern Standard) 5% FRIDAY. JULY 7 MOSCUW p.m.——Broadcast in Eng-

4:00 lish. RAN. 9.6 meg.,31 m. BOSTON 4:00 p.m. ~— Modern Radio Course. Dr. C. Davis Belcher. , 11.79 meg., 25.4 m.; WI- XAR. 15.13 meg.. 19.8 m. SCHENECTAD

5:46 p.m.—Sclence Briefs. W2- XAD, 9.55 meg., 31.4 in. NEW YORK 6:30 p.m.——4Musical Weekly. W2- XE, 15 27 meg., 19.6 m. BUDAPEST '1: p.m.—“St. Francis." piano solo. HAT4, 9.12 meg., 32.8 m. ROME 7:30 p.m.—Guest Night; Amy Barnardy: "Rome's Midnight Voice"

ZRO, 11.81 meg., 25.4 m.; IRE‘, 9.83 meg., 30.5 m, LONDON 7'45 p.m.—Golf: British Open

Championship. GS-F. 15.14 meg.. 19.8 m.; GSD, 11.75 meg.. 25.5 m.; GSB, 9.51 meg, 31.5 m. PARIS 8:30 p.m.——C-ramophone Rec- ords. 'I'PBf1. 11.88 meg., 25.2 m.; TPA4, 11.71 meg., 25.6 m. Yq‘bS'1'0N 9:15 p.m —Program for the sis- ter Republics. WIXAR, 11.73 meg., 25.6 m.; 18.13 meg., 19.8

SAN FRANCISCO 9:30 p.m.—Brazillan Orchestra. WBXBE, 15.33 meg.. 19 5 m. PITTSBURGH 9:30 p.m.—Vocal Varieties. W8- xx, 11.87 meg., 25.2 m. NEW YORK 10:00 :3 m.--Wagner Program. WSXIL, 6.10 meg., 49.1 m. I/0ND

10:10 L?.m.——Band of ‘His Ma- jesty's fe Guards. G61. 15.28 meg., 19.6 m.; GSD. 11.75 meg., 25.6 m.; GSB. 9.51 meg, 31.5 m.

CINCINNATI 1:00 a.m.—-Dance -Ordhestra.

WDXIAL, 6.06 meg., 49.5 m.

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A NEW DEFINITION

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~ When dupetionsit wusto B!vulhotaociety_had .

tereetsth

A’ negro clergyman, lg; one of his

might place a row of figures from here to sunset. and add them all‘ up, and it wouldn’t begin to tell how many ages long eternity is. Why, my friends. after millions and trillions of years had rolled away in eternity, it would still be a hundred thousands years to breakfast time."

4-.-H-us».-t-.5.-m.-u-.-u-.-u-um;-i.-.n.nu How Can I ? 7 (By ANNE ASHLEY) %%

Q. How can I make use of o

stove polish brush after the bristles are worn? - A Tack a piece of old velvet

over the bristles and the brush] will be as useful as ever. The vel- vleltl can be replaced from time to e. . Q. How can I make asparagus salad?

A. Place asparagus on a crisp lettuce leaf. and cover with may- onnaise essing. Use strips of, flirrxnento or sweet pepper to garn-

Q. How can I remove soot marks from woodwork?

A. wipe with a clean cloth dampened with kerosene oil.

'&'u‘fu'l'h‘o'u Modern Etiquette (By rcoaaara um)

Q. It is all right for a casual ostess

dinner guest to follow the h out to the kitchen while the lat- ter is preparing the meal?

A. Not unless invited to do so.

. What kind of stationery should a man use for social corre- spondenoe?

A.Amanofgoodta5tewii1uae plain white. unruled paper, of good quatity.

Q. should one say 'Good-by" to the guest of honor, as well as to the hostes?

A. Yes.

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Household Scrapbook (By ROBERTA LEE)

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ow Shoes

If the new shoe pinches, wring out a. cloth from very hot water it ‘across the tight spot shoe is on the foot. changing as soon as it cools. This will cause the leather to shape to the foot.

‘Delicious Sandwiches lhexpenslve and delicious sand- wiches can be made from tuna fish and celery in equal parts. mixed with mayonnaise dressing. Oho - Bed green pepper will add to e avor.

Iron But on Good: ‘ Iron rust may be removed {run whitegoodsbythouloofallttle sour milk. , -

.in , an hood has married a. pret

wrecker. tact with men in business. as when married men saw few women them only at formal parties.

d 0! comganmt glory in falls oes every ogre. do it makes a situation as black as woof of despair and hope

Here is what one of

in love associa

ters. darushter. Be as which his wife found out “Now she cuts mo town we live in. I cent and I are lovers, and he as he promised he would not thinks we three should all g “R.i£ht now he si uleta down. but as shall I insht upon during the hours we are toge er? Could We ,more pitiful selfishness that makes her willin self, no matter if it breaks up a

new aboutand

cover up his liason and give it the

But nothing will wake her u , with married men, from their ini)a aside like broken to

Dear Miss

port them and educate tmenn th would help mag oldest son. who is 32 years Won't even

so miserable that I have been th

I to do? guietelxn the grave?

mothers in rearing their offs ring.

old enough to take care of the

and thereafter the

scratching for a But

trying their wings

home nest just as long

so many human birds w . The world

hear them for them. The

and needs a rest. or that

not have to bear her There is John. who is

IIOVOI’

can always come And there is Mary. who Mother when she quane with her slders that she might as well stand to stand a lot of spoiled brats. Many

would a

mall emselves on. children is to emulate the birds.

’ Men's Family When They Allow Sen- ‘ timent to Supersede—_Sense_' p_ made

girl is no husband-stealer not home- But the tragedy happens just because girls are - they would not have been

except their wives’ friends and met . P-I's‘h'Jl-ILA. : == === 1“: =:=:=" "’—""‘

er see her ideal in her employer,

lessnesa. the girls who is going through this Valle 01 despond. says about it: "I am a young secretary who is so desperehely with her boss that she cannot even conceal it from I have idolized him for two years and be has he loves me. but unfortunately he has an attractive wife and two daugh- He also comes of a very prominent family. while, I am a. farmer’: taken the theatre and to dance; afterward.

publicly and there is plenty of see why she objects, as she knows

doesn't take her anywhere since their quarrel,

long as she ignores me as she does.

places tocether and be .

Y3 we mustn't be seen out togeiiner until the talk the future he promises othing.

his ettirig a divorce or go on

and Colflréieaangurlobsb: wife ofuher husbtiand admiration of a man who h such a cadwthat the trinexsrgon V6 “mu or

B-Iurthl sh oh tter lack f kn

that hggeveroihtgunds ti: divorce his wifewlaelgde 0‘ the W‘?!-M u not be M and tuation until they nnd themselves cast

My husband left me very little money and I toiled me But. on the contrary. I have always had to help them.

and ust settlglr down on me. Th ml an up own room. ' dre 15 pudent to me. We are crowded together ni;e°.ara:n'és“§.°a.“§an' ahlddf 1:11

asked my son to move but he he has h . Is death my only eaagsiae? now em to so

1'5 1:! queer that human mothers have not the intelligence of bird

rnselves she pushes them out of the nest hflvgogf dfillend on their own wings and do their own

the human mother ooddlcs her young and keeps the .from ‘W1 dependlnr 0 tlmexmelves. she keeps themmln the us-he 1y can. And t'netisw'h t.hei-em hoare adbeatswhoarenotworthii . is full of weaklings who always come man to Mother whenever they encounter any ronflh sledding in dump all of their troubls and tribulations on her and expect her to

ueflhl-a had so to peram tel job to suit him, and tlgeuvgoarit via:-lkbebegafluu 2:‘ he ‘ M03 1‘ In sure of three uare is d . icks up the children and cofnqes bncrketo live 3:

lfilnwork andman h W-Dsadivorceif ‘

(Work Risk. Not »oh1y the Happiness of the :

forwardin f 5:: Pa D30‘ dnce

to,thlnkthatt.’hoshaek- been triokenfrom

l-'N;I5III_'0. ‘but under this is I cave-" style No. 188'! is dos ed for into . ‘I-OH 80 down." said this. rises , . is. 1'1 and 9 years. me ‘You mint one it! Mr. Green." 31;. is - of 9- . .. “’*."......'- *-*:“*....*i*“...1°-......d***.::.'. ..2‘::.:%.::.:“%.°.<.....v.: ii?!’ '*n.....,°- we were =°:..*h:.:°:;-2. -' co 0 , . um : - at o - c ma- bxoken beam um busted live; at that ended-in a kind of long - m thg 5i')1ou,e_ ular passage. walled in on one gi e bound to he pen the trim. send fifteen cents in stamps (15)

ions

5°1”m°"5- °"°13m‘°d ms °°“' to keep from falling in love with some big-hear . "Call this a cave?" he sol

“':.=:.::‘:::;. we an I ...“”"‘. ".':.‘l°*.*:..‘:‘:.‘§.“*:*...*t““.:i"“”“%‘.s.’ h=...°.:,".=:: mag“ 22:: .. .. ........

Eh: mgfinalrrlgi gfv er‘-hi: dwgfvdg 0:1‘ 81:; e tism and self-importance. fail to see Igor?" boss. who is mellow ‘and “The real can: ling:-tlie: :n. and 1 Name o ev r . w and sophisticated and a ruler of men. as the Fairy Prince she has ope vou'll think it exciting enough

everlastings a-top of that. You] dg-Qnmed ybmm um 31" he, hem.‘ ,0 mm? 5 it kn.‘ “guy because it ‘5

The man is no villain. The lust a mass of burrows for rock rab- she“ Adan“

thrown in con . bits in the old days _

in love with his stenotmvher, nor but when they can be woven out of the warp and

his I: told me that

raised the dickens. gossip in the little

her husband

few

I! eotill

Wha shall only living just than this letter with its childish to snatch what she wants for her- now

make h wife appearance of respectability? Coilid Born

marr&her thegirlsl eherwhoareinlove

that when they were grown they

of age. has brought his wife and his His wife is lazy and thriftless

pace _' thy of committing suicide. I have so what am And will I only find peace and KEN-EEARTED MOTHER.

when the bird mother's young are

llllinlkdgat Mother is old and tired share of sorrows and should

can never find a it have to. He‘

husband. and who never even coh- a cantankerous man as for Moth'r

-tam Mfi"w‘lfa y d n't have Mother for all the era c them 0 hes .

_ 8 3 ’ '5 '23 9 E ii 33: 3.; 3 ." E

The Riddle of the

Ride-rless Horse By JEAN & CYRIL CASALIS‘,

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in left the manual. "ms ‘ .1317

out we'll k . wIlru:gt‘m:‘.dnarf1. :1 meal. for

over u ‘gn“. “ °|-mP‘9.-lnd Illloollllfili (mu!

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Iraswnaanr anon-rcau_ bins 511011 - . ‘$110010-!eOlIlWil'0I'In:k_i'p000l. Lnwhile.

them. had all: on. Have some cream whi d and . lace a go layer of

whipped cream . i-;st°:f.the strawberries figurative-

o rbysolidroclrinthed many Bushman paintings. But _Mal-

MAR/C —stlmulatlng vibrations

.'B‘lnlsh incompleted m I prepare for next week's activities. Enjoy a pleasant week-end.

Stars advise you slow up a Do things you deem essential but don’t strain or war .

igilglnature. until next week if pos- 9. MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini)-

unduly matters not as favored as building foundations that make for future solidi the vctlm of those who flatter.

ing this a fruitful, hap y. - structive day. Home affa s. com- munity intereais, visiting tions. museums and the like ad- vocated. Don‘t grow stale. kee

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo)- An agreeable setup for the average

:Stra~wl)e1[°riesA‘re‘In I

- eotwogmlnure

Fa$hi.onslW For Home, Use

two sandwich tin: with crust when

spars half a pound pr or hulling

a complete costume suit that will ~ be asmuchathomeintown, ' as the country. - ,

fills.

ks of poplars. and on the e

at or coin (coin preferred) wrap coin

I-nrendlv. address to Charlottetown < ----"an M-uh-.pg_.

style No. 2887 Sire . . . . .......

of which were faint rema tologlst. d

and wild cats."

(To be continued)

V6317: INDIVIDUAL nonosco

PE By FRANCES DRAKE

Look in the section your birthday comes in, and find what your outlorkds, according to the stars. (COD¥l'|ght. 1939. King Feature: ‘Syndicate Inc.)

advancement in Ieneral business industrial and mechanical improve- ment your hi8hllBht8- These thing should. receive careful attention now for future achievement.

D 23 w JANU Y 21 (Capricorn) --.No‘u -par cularli stimulating. If your day's Ictivlt- iea_,do not require strenuous effort: or dee thought * then log along comfor wbly. Indulge some health producing sport. - 1

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) — A peppy busihesz day. should be good for collec- tions. sales in department stores individual shops.

B'EBR.UAR.Y 21 to MARC!-I 2t (Pisces) — carelessness, straining the health, overlndulglng pleasure: and working too hard all are ta- boo. Keep to a middle course oi action. Be chain). reasonable. Take res .

~ man and woman. and don't forget it's the average man who is widen- log the boundaries of human thought and is increadng the happmess of men. Be grateful if you are Just an average soul. AUGUB

(Virgo) —- Born before Sept. 7? Extravagance your offender today. Be on guardl And you born after Sept. 6: ylndillerent influences.

study your schedule and work ac- cordlngiy. Interest yourself in sound outside affairs. politics, social service actfiltiu.

s to OCTOBER. 23 (Libra) — High ideals and sell- mastery always should dictate the terms of your platform, of course, but particularly on days like this. Show the world that you can an do live up to that high standard.

For Friday. July 7th

H 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) of past days tone down but today is friendly to constructive lines. atters and

21 to MAY 20 (Taurus)- Postpone venturea, especia y of expans- Recreaticn favored. before June 5? Don’t be extravagant. Financial

and security. Don't become

tim 1 JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) OCTOBER 24 to NOVIIIMIBEIR 22 A. or BORN DA’! wll. —-should have no difficulty mak- (Scorpio) -— Eventful. some di.s- unusually ‘intuitive, versatile,

turbances may bring later good. Interesting news, pleasant hap- penings indicated through friends. work or play. do that which is right with an unbending spirit and without thought of beholders. Be amenable to constructive crit-

iclsm 23 to DECEMBER. — Money matters.

con- exhibi-

llterary ability. and actresses were born mtor the Zodiac. « Gloomy spells, worrying and over.senaitive- noes should be treated intelligent- ,1Y-_'5.l“=°}1!!3°d- ‘ .