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Many may wonder just how we

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Past the green of spring. some bird ' sang as some wild bird should The enraptured world.

The shaken boughs were light

Vvlth the powdered mists of morn- ing,

After the starry night.

Dark, on the rim of dawniflfi.

Broke into living blue. The flowers and buds were sable. Tuft and sprout sprang new Into the day. the rabble

Of time was heard no more That woodland word was taken Of what I would find before

I returned to the tame and spoken.

Silence of rose and clover_

Spruce and rial-k hemlock blended,

Before my walk was over

And my dream had ended. —Harold Vinal.

—(Chrlstian science Monitor).

TAN AND FRECKLES

Artificial aids to lasten fading of tans and removal f freckles are frowned upon by health experts. There is no safe way of removing tan or freckles. they say, because these consist of colouring matter. or pigment. which forms a part of the deeper layers of the skin. To get rid of them, the lucky posses- sors must simply let them fade in

the natural course of time. "You l,

can hardly expect a creamy white skin for your first Fall dance if you have enjoyed a becoming tan at the summer beach," say the au- thorities.

SL MMER. DISH

Suggestion of government nutrl-_ fionists at Ottawa for summer diet‘ is ice cream, which, they point out, is nutritious as well as palatable: Ice cream, in addition to a mixture of cream and other milk products; includes such things as starch, sug- ar, gelatine. gum arabic, flavour-l lng extracts and eggs. To tempt jaded appetites, the food experts further suggest a “topping" of‘ fresh strawberries.

CHICKEN LETTUCE

If you have a flock'of chickens in addition to a home vegetable garden, grow some of the new chicken lettuce. When cut, this lettuce immediately starts to grow again. The leaves can be pulled from each stem like kale.

Hints on Etiquette

Young newly weds should avoid referring to his or her family as being superior to the other. It ls ill mannered and stirs 'just resent- ment.

GET AROUND BUDGET

Budgets have a way of not budg- irlg. Do you sometimes look at your sofa and chairs and wish you could get some of the streamlined models your friends have? Put that on your agenda but in the meantime you may find that one of the new resdy-to-put-on slip, covers with the patented Lastexi hack will fit your sofa or chalrl without the use of a needle. These I rovers have been designed to fit standard models of sofas, sofa-beds i and studio couches as well es din- ing room and boudoir chairs. ,

DOWN TO THE SEA 0 SWIM

NEW YORK - Teenagers in e-ie- ' piece suits usually 'go down to tne| sea for more swimming than loll- lng. Elasticized fabrics, both shinyl and dull surfaces, help a girl cut through the water like an eel and give her the look of a mermaid on the beach. They are flattering. in all the pastel shades, white and black.

FOR. SUNTANNING

NEW YORK - For serious sun- tanning dloose a bra that may be

worn strapless too. Many models pen;

,ies like ice box, sink and disposal

streaks can ruin the glamorous ef- fect of a dress, with cut-out or boat-neckline.

ulard and the back muscles pull us backward, so that working to- gether the front and back muscles, _llold the body in the upright posi- ‘tron. However. there are two other factors helping us to stand erect_ that ls, the eyes as we look about‘ us and not our relation to the‘ various objects, and the balanc- ing mechanism of the inner ear. ' In the "Canadian Medical Aeso-l elation Journal," Dr. T. J. Haugh- I ton, Regina, Sask., states that the

FURNITURE FOR ‘PREFAB’ HOUSE IS DISPLAYED

NEW YORK - With the era of the prefabricated house just a- round the corner one of New York's department stores has set up a‘ village of seven of the new dweli- ' ings-which their makers prefer to call "pre-engineered" -to show _ most important of the three mech- buyers what kind of furniture and ‘ anisms or methods of retaining our decorating goes with the new ar- balance is the balancing canals in chltectural style. tile inner ear. Anything that

The small community ls com- rauses Jrritation or destruction of plete in every detail except that, any portion of this part of the ear nobody is living in the houses. may bring on true vertigo (dizzi-

P855).

Dizziness may be the only sym- ptom present but as the disease de- velops or increases in severity, 0th! 9r 5)'mpt0ms such as head noises and partial loss of hearing may occur. By means of the audlometer, the amount of loss of hearing can be measured. The head noises may he of a double nature: a high- pitched continuous sound present at all times_ and a secondary pounding or roaring type becom-i lng worse when a proxysm (sud-, ‘ den increase of symptoms) occurs.

What may he causing irritation ol the lining of the balancing can- als, thus causing the dizziness In- fectlon-teeth, tonsils. sinuses, gall bladder may be a cause and pois- ons. such as nicotine. alcohol, and quinine. Allergy-being sensitive to‘ larlous substances may likewise, be o. cause. |

1 have written several times of" the large number of cases of diz-| riness. often with nausea and vom- iting (Menieres diseasel, Cflusgd by use of too much salt and liq-f uids taken into the system. I

Other causes of dizziness, as we Rww older, are hardening of, blood vessels and chronic ear dis-l eases.

If you get dizzy at times, don't fly to treat yourself. See your family physician first. and if he thinks it necessary he will refer you to an ear specialist.

Shoppers in search of homes -and who isn't —can look over white picket fences at green lawns, corn- piete with new keroseal wading pools before they wander in the front door and get a close-up look.

Briefly, the furniture is simple, relying on fine wood and lines which harmonize with the small, simple rooms. One of the houszs has pale blonde maple furniture in units which can he moved from room to room as the owners plans change. Chairs and tables have good lines and fine color.

The largest house sports furni- ture combining bright lacquers with blonde wood, like the big living room coffee table with four little Chinese red stools tucked un- cer it.

In this house Vernon sears, ar- <hitect for United States Plywood Corporation, has used wood to take the place of wall papers and paint. Some of his tricks include a. checkerboard of ridgey plastic wood to cover a ceiling; oak pan- eling either plain or in blocks to show contrast in grain; cedar-pan- eled hallways; stripes of light and dark wood up one wall and across :1. bedroom ceiling.

Plywood isn't the cheapest pos- sible medium of interior decora- tion, Mr. Sears admits, but it has the added value of being perman- ent and can be kept in shape with c little waxing.

Prices of the finished houses, complete with plumbing, heating unlt_ electricity, kitchen accessor-

NEUROSIS

Neurosis - believing you have a physical ailment when none e2:- ists —is becoming increasingly common. Send today for Dr. Bar- ton‘s booklet on this subject en- titled, "Neurosis." To obtain it, r lust send l0 cents and a 3-cent Q stamp. to cover cost 0f handling l

unit, and the decoration, somewhat more than‘ double the original cost of the shell of the house, delivered from the factory.

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HOIAU can I ! s’ At last, and not without a meas- ‘ ure of regret, we came to our i cream-separating this morning, ex-

changing our recent more indolent way for a thriftier and more or- derly method of dairying. Many a time since the heifers in our milk- ing herd freshened and as we held pails of the sweet-smelling whole milk to the calves, we had salved our consciences by saying: "We must soon begin the separating" but the insistence of the field work mocked our words, render- ing them meaningless, as they fell from our lips. And no move was made towards their fulfillment un- . til this morning. Even then I should have chosen to postpone it. Due to our adventuring last night, we had been later in our rising and as I cleaned and replenished the lamps and set them on the shelf I hoped we might continue to follow the quicker and easier plan of dealing with the milking. It had been pleas- lllt and if we had lacked the bene- fit of cream in our tea. our stats of health had been well maintained and b ‘-' the calves had made

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Q- HOW can I prevent scratches on the hardwood floor, caused by casters on heavy pieces or furnlg- ure?

A. Remove the casters and pieccs of adhesive tape around outside of each one. This will as a rubter casing and will mark the flour,

Q. How can 1 clean a carpet or rug successfuhy?

A. Scrub with a stZ-ff bTiFh moist- ened in diluted ammonia, and then rinse with tie garden hrse WILle hanging on the line.

Q. What is s. good uteusll to use for creaming sugar and nutter?

A. Try usitg a wooden potato masher.

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as the men agreed "lurpflglng growth." Indeed u James had more than once remarked in my hearing "there's nothing that will put a skin on them, like the whole

Nobody likes doin dishes, but there is now e new product called L that certainly makes the inevitable job a whole lot easier and quicker.

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VEL is not soap-it's a

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discovery; Its quick-forming oamy eudl don t last-they're not meant VERY LITTLE VEL NEEDED to. But the CLEAR wafer remain- 1.3mm,’ n fir“ n m“, skeptical

ing in uiishpsu or sink is the very thl which snakes lasseeandehine aperdle and‘ so dq ckly cleans the

m an mast : . . mo t}: guugaboos of .

of VEL for we missed the heavy dishpen suds “uced by soap. In error, we ded more but now know that a very little EL goes a long way . . . and that VEL keeps on cleaning Ion after the suds dissolve. d‘, A teaspoon ul or two of VEL is usually ‘iicnty in a dishpanful of wafer. dd a little more for larger links or very greasy pang,

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by last evening's showers. "Illenl- James called to me from the pump house, in a muffled tone that in- dlclwd the helzhu or depths of industry which for the moment could not be neglected “do you know where there's any shingles?" I knew than that the machine Wu in the course of being placed on l level ‘ ndstion above en un- even floor. Though Jame; h“ m difficulty at all in detecting min- u" lDhids on a potato plant, smell dark grub! in a turnip drill, or s secretive warble in s cow's back, the task of finding the tools and the incidsntels, that go towns-d, 88y. the hlflsin: of I screen door or, attaching the separator in s floor, baffles him completely. Us- ually before it is even commenced, his demands have gathered to the spot the adult members of the flmlly end from thence begins a

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Uninvited Guests

_ 0f Entertaining lilrls s» Mat-During War

i I I am the mother of an only son who returned

unharmed from overseas service. He has taken advantage of the G. I. that the war interfered with. He is a

Mother ‘Tired

DEAR MISS DIX:

bill to complete his education

lovesble boy, but here's the rub: During the war he met many

women abroad. and wlthout an inv

drop in on us from all over this country and abroad. . The first we know that an uninvited guest is coming to pay us

a nice long visit

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view is that of chair, with a cheering drink quaintance about experiences

wished herself on her.

‘ INEXPERIENCED

Probably your has no conception of the work and to prepare compafl meals and to leave their belongings scattered all towels with their lipstick and who spent hours preparing without so

Any woman who comes as a

‘ deadbeat, and you should deal with

next one who announces that she venient for you to have her and next corner. self be taken in by women who care ly grafting their board bill.

No woman who has any

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I am I thought that I loved her when

I want to marry anybody.

g v By Roberta Lee l out differently. She wants me to marry her this fall, but I dont think ‘ y 3y 50mm L“ e o<®oo<ae y_p_m_ J n uv€>oo@oo<i><lo<s>oo@oos e y . _ Q. How lonl! should one ray ANSWER‘ Yes‘ Son‘ I can givgsyfilu gfigtfixgtigafivgfietgzgtxigt When makfilg jelly. plnze a hot when vklting a sick frlcnd in a ' cloth urcunJ the m-clcl and the hospital?

money in your pocket and happine

to refuse to let the girl either persuade, or cry you into marrying her.

And that counsel is just as good for

both too young to know what real love

band you will want when you are

You have had your tip and you should heed the warning, for you

have found out by experience that changing and that the girl you already tired of.

So go around with a lot of girls

you are older before you take the

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: in a mate when he is sober, sincerely wishes to overcome this ha

and he is getting worse all the time. and I am so distressed over it that it is wrecking my health.

What shall I do? A GIRL WHO NEVER DREAMED

ANSWER: Your best plan is t

you know, it is made up of men who have been addicted to dl-in‘: and Anew" Le, may @111 1s o m, whc through the influence and sympathy of other alcoholics have been i w; W, is m “b m, h-ahd‘ “gm cured. There is a branch of the association in every city. '

of barns, stables and other out- buildings in an effort to assemble the tools and what-not which eon- tribute to the success of the ell- deavour. Nor will substitutes be accepted. i I I . No indeed, should I with the boldness of long association prof- fer something “just as good", I receive such a grieved and hope- ‘~ess look as sends me briskly once more on my treasure hunt. This time -it is not unusual for James himself to join the party, after muttering in despair “I never saw it any better -when I was at a job like this, Ellen. Now Mrs. . (mentioning either some one of his earlier loves grown perhaps more desirable through the years or else the smartest among the women in the community) would know exactly where to find every last article about the place. She wouldn't be looking for it at the eleventh hour like this. She would have everything ready for the job. It's no wonder he gets his crop- ping dons early - with her so helpful!" James‘ presence, of course is mostly only for moral support, though in our searching at such I. time we are sure to uncover a number of articles not needed at the teak at hand, but ones which James bed needed badly and "couldn't find Just the other day," and now stows away in hunt for on some similar occasion. I O O

However, now that the earlier scenes of the day return tn me. every thing necessary to the com- pletion of the chore was close at hand, this morning and in no time 1st a111, the machine was securely n p ce and then in a procession mar-shelled by Ferd and composed offive bright and lively eats with tails waving eagerly in the sun- llfllt. méihtfames and myself bring- ng up e reu- we same to the stable and oufmiiklng herd of three. “And whet" James asked me growing“ a" stool 3mg‘? the Kelly ow ‘ we o b the first ‘cireemi;'l°;'.Do£".I Jaelrlastgdaisitting Own w en we out much oi ft together, we'll crsg in the old churn!" And lo

of butter -and a Scotch qko el- two in the user future, and for

separating this morning. now as ever was I. June one, scented

end low white clover, mela l-hfflllh "I! "Poll doors and stars

above a hill. Until tomorrow ‘my .43“.

more or less fol/cub convening

eight

WAVES and WAGS and many other.

‘will arrive at 3:45 PM."

My son thinks do all the cooking it from a different light. I-Ie thinks I am very ul-

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the problem from

in his hand, conversing with an old ac-

they have had together, while Mom sweats

over the cooking stove preparing a good meal for a guest who has .

son has never even ‘washed a dish in his life. S0 he

gobble down the good much as a “thank you."

decency about her would do such a thing.

I gave her ‘the ring. but have found

thought you were in love with you are

itatlon ol- a word of warning they}

is when we get s telegram saying:

this is all right, but as I have to and the waiting on them I see

HARASSED MOTHER.

Naturally you and your son view different angles. I-Iis point of

the man who sits in a comfortable

worry and the many steps it takes clean up after women guests who over the place; who ruin your best dishes you have

self-invited guest ls nothing but a her on that platform. Just tell the is coming unasked that it is incon-

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nothing for him and are just mere-

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a boy of 1'1, engaged to a girl of 16. [

Jelly will cnlne out easily. Do not!

her as it is for you, because you are .

, _ pour the jelly into cold gas es. m what so“ o‘ M“ or nus Rinse the glasses in hot WQIE‘, im- gro ' mediaicly bcfofie pzurlrtg; this

you are growing up and continua“), will set the jelly much rlui-rlzer. | (u tlllns

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White curtans that have becnme_ yellowed from the sun cal‘. tie made refty ecru by dlpfln-g them in

and have good times, but wait until fatal step.

My husbaml is a“ m“ a Wm mum want dilglcd vC-ffee, ‘lhe darker ycu ce-[the bridegroom send their gifts if but when he is drinking he is horrible. He Sire [he c“ m n5 m‘: strange, the u“...

bit, but seems to be unable to do it. copes shmld he‘ We have been married two years '

Soft Hands THIS COULD HAPPEN To HER The fonds will be safllned and -‘ hiten:' 1f vusilrd ev r: ni-.l't in» o contact Alcoholics Anorwrnous. As imrwehl mr/sterel with vi e; r.‘

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