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‘ For ‘Iliursday, Sept. 25th

MARCH 2i to APRIL D0 (Arlee) ventures. ex bring fresh of endeavor or improve- i axdiicvements, making std iccord for yourself, business ant. [iéiﬂsﬁnili llisllPs all are under today's very favorable aspects.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (T511111!)- Tliis can be a fruitful period Ill‘ you are aggressive enough iri your <2 to tict-oniplish in necessary tnmtcrs and ltonest ambitions, In- .<.;»;rc cane.» u) make ACTION their wutcizucrd.

MAY 2i to JUNE 21 (G€mlnl)~ He": vibrations from benefit! needed issues first l "IIIPIIIIOYI. An early Will aid in speed- rc than adequate quality should be

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NE "" to JULY 23 (Cancer)- "ll-t ~r" clay! Don't be left

l . r- .\ be up with the louder. . . . unit-h company will keep you kcycd to vigorous r0- or nu"

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ductivcuess. Romance in high av- Advlce to Cancer natives qualiflegl

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SETS TO-DAYI

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Your Individual H O R O S C O P E

--—‘By Frances Drake

SEPTEMBER 24 A 23 (Libra) — Today topheavy with generous rays. Exercise your knack for finishing the quittcd tasks of others and thereby reap added re- wards. is still a good slogan.

OCTOBER 2411a NOVEMBER 22 (Scorpio) — A parade of fine in- fluences beckon This follows not. only for business but also along home lines. Enjo free time with loved ntelligent friends. Con- structive effort is always approved.

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for you, too. Completelycoordin- our ph slcal capability and

es Io produce a well

knit and well executed schedule.

AUGUST 28 to SEPTEMBER 23 (Virgo) — Heart interests are a;

THE ONLY BRICK OVEN BAKED YELLOW EYE PORK AND BEANS ARE CATELLVS WITH EXTRA FINE QUALITY BARBADOS MOLASSES

an ALL- carvaomu companv

for industrious application to you: tasks. iins in the offing.

DF fBE-R 2f! to JANUARY 21 (Capric n) - Note comments to sﬂgltlilflllfh, Unuxpwteu gains 1n-

dicated IF you pursue your plan- ned schedule according to the best available formulas. Don't waste

energy on pointless disputes. Talk’

less, D0 more. JANUARY 22 t0 FEBRUARY 20 of day that tends toward quiet,

steady. and perhaps unspectacular achievement. Worthy activities are

in the limelight. Indulge them with. vigzr, zest.

FEBRUARY 2i to MARCH 20 (Pisces) -— Be a champiin or

whatever your Job. All the world loves a winner. Don't disappoint them. and what is more important -dou't full down on yourself. Avoid a tendency to carelessness.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY Naturally a deep thinker, with a. mind that is constantly figurin out the "whys" and 'wherefors" o pertinent issues. Practical, level- hcndcd, humane, generous, mag- nanimous. Generally capable and intelligent. Worry Is a prime enemy. especial when the going gets "tough". Keep confidence, courage and determination out- standing.

dorsed by friendly lnfl

honor and sincerity be your guides. Brush up mentally so that you may KfEp‘ pace with possibilities. a evt

Be

to OUPOBER

begun is half done”

you to action.

and social

ER 23 t0 DECEMBER

Your grocer still ‘has a complain assorimeu-I 0T NEWPORT HAND CUT CRYSTAL CLEAR GLASSWARE-bul the demand lids been so great lllut ilie supply II beginning lo run

NOVEMB 22 (Sagittarius) — Financial ma/o- ters, very personal interests, social affairs, government and civil Psues. business items all share the fav- ored vibrations. A splendid timel

SO START COMPLETING YOUR NEWPORT CRYSTAL-

IN EVERY PACKAGE OF NEWPORT FLUFFS THERE IS A PIECE OF HAND CUT CRYSTAL CLEAR GLASS- WARE-YOU MAY CHOOSE ANY PIECE YOU WANT. EVERY PACKAGE IS CLEARLY MARKED.

HAND CUT TUMBLERS-HAND CUT CEREAL BOWLS- HAND CUT PLATES -— HAND CUT FRUIT NAPPIES AND HAND CUT FRUIT JUICE GLASSES.

Your grocer lldl more than}: allovvor ol crystal lor you . . . In I10! a shower ol NEWPORT FLUFFS, Illl lanim curool you over pul in your moullv. NEWPORT FLUFFS on run-ripened I ' when! Itemelr, oven-popped Io wholesome crispness-and ' NEWPORT FLUFFS llpy cvlnp lo Olin vary loaf spoonlul.

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KEEP IT DARK

When the wife of a well known ccnon was first told about the theory of evolution, she protested: "Desccnded from apes‘ My dear, we will hope it is not true. But if it. is, let us pray that it may not become generally known."

TR! CKY

"How is it", said one dog own- er to. another. “that your dog knows all sort-s of smart tricks, while I find it impossible to teach my dog anything?"

“Well. you see", said the other dog owner, "you've got to know more than the dog to start -with".

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TI;I_I<I___CHARLOTTEII‘OV’N QUARDIAN

Dorothy Dix

TOO MANY MALE

Dear course. I never would have married

about me. both work.

husband by

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that you cut in his life is tl fort.

' thinking.

them to live in idleness. _

sense enough to hold down a ' comprehension. Don't Be Too Selﬁsh

whom I am perfectly devoted and a

who comes and stays several I have anything against her. husband and baby until I could scream. thinkln

go on lﬁte this much longer. out and 1 will tell her s. few things.

1am

you. Now 1t seems that your

the

words that meant nothing when-put

hardships on you. you didn't want

never have the nerve to mention the

Put Yourself In Her Place Try putting yourself in y

objecting to the old lady's visit

husband and child. all the time. husband as well as you

good one to follow.

DON'T LOSE YOUR FIGURE ._._._

Now that your figure is slim and trim and" firm‘ after summer months of skimming and Plenty of outdoor exercise, resolve to keel) ll- that way-

Lf, come October first, you give up all outdoor exercise, as ycu did last winter, you know very well what the result-s will be. BY J8“- uary first you will have gained a few pounds; your arms and legs will be flabby; your chinhne not as-srnooth and tiuht B5 it I5 "0""-

“1; mlghl, be smart to pattern in door exercises after the outdoor ones which have been most bene- ficial. than to begn to do tliem In September.

If you know very well that swimming has been excellent for our figure and" has DUI» you in lbpnotch physical condition. plan '00 do swimming exercises at home. You can practice the crawl stroke while lying across a nar- row bed 0r a sturdy table. The

husband deeply, but he does not love me.

because he ins his money on himself. while I support the house. He has a much better car than we can afford and never a cent left from payday to payday. He. says he cares for no one but himself. I-le not think that I have any right to know where he goes, or what he does. or how he spends nls money, or anything about him. married life, wi

only, or am I doing the right thi ? me some encouragement. Hgllﬁ.

Dear Miss Dix-I have been married ﬁve years.

my own home, husband and children. months of the year with us.

It is just that I want no be alone with my and she is right under my feet, always taillllﬂ! along I don't think I can stand it much longer and am of taking the baby and golngfagvgay until she leaves. '1hln s cant

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~ -k d r real sacriﬁces of you. He has “we! a“ fie ‘TIES never even asked you bcforefto do anything! to do to make him happy. and now. when he makes ms: ﬁrst real demand on your affection by being making her feel welcome, you fail him.

our mothcr-ln-lmvs place mid see If it 11065111 make you get a different slant 4175116325; sgltllaggg-t to be alone with your Think of do—-even better because her love is unsel who will never have him to herself 88min. Rule, "Do unto others as you would have the

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PARASITES

ARE PREYING ON GIRLS TODAY

Be Sure The Man You Are To Marry Is Will- ing To Carry All The Financial Burden If Necessary

Miss Dix-I have been married a. little over a year. Bays he merely likes me. Of if I had known be felt this way We are both in our late twenties. via to but all o!

him

I don't work because I want ists that I do. He sbends

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, One of the strange and most unpleasant developments of modern life is the ever-increasing number of male I Formerly the fortune-hunter who marr (Aquariusl - A sedate, calm sort‘ rare figure in this country, either because men had more then than they have now, or because they held themselves at a higher price and only rich women had money enough to buy them. they are as cheap and common as the articles on the counters of the IQ- ccnt stores, andthey will marry any girl whose pay envelope will enable

Parasites who live upon women. ed a girl for her money was a self-respect

But new

Why any woman stands for this sort of treatment, God who made

the mystery of a woman's heart alone knows. job herself thinks a man who is low enough

I to pinch her poor, thin pay envelope is worth supporting. Dasses human But many 9f thorn do

Why any woman who has

Have a. husband to beautiful boy. All I want in life II

My problem is my mother-ln-law. It is not that

d my Irish will eventual come If she doesn't leavgagge wil cause

my husband und I to separate. What must I do? - G- L- |

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Auswglzrl 511 pose you have told your husband a million times t-Iiat

- 1 cl 1 u enough to

you would d“ for h m‘ and Wslsollleyishgo “rligtlibrctlivtlllitggsit cannot even SIZEIKI

test of your being bored by a tiresome visitor for a few months.

ill to d id that a bit and onder what vour husband thing ofyylgui vguiixtxedogixlictflgn and how ‘high “lie rates it? pretty flimsy and not to be depende on Glllﬂslitlfifl to him.

believe |

It must loolr Just pretty the te

He has never put any‘

kind to his old mother and‘ I should think that you would word love to him again.

Your only excuse for the woman who loves your

When in doubt, the Golder-i m do BIEEOVEEY ilafxlnlgh I

breast stroke - to be done Whllﬂ sitting or standing or lying across a table - will keep your pectoral muscles firm. amis tram.

INTO CONDITION

Unless you live where it is warm the year around, long walks will have w be substituted for golf. Get into the habit of walking to mar- ket instead of taking a T7118 or a taxi. Now and then, go for a walk instead of a drive 011 Sllndﬂy alter- nocn.

skipping rope is a. fair winter substtute for tennis - from the standpoint of retalnlnl a 111m figure that is.

And‘ then of course, there are plenty of sm le exerciSes which. if done regu arly and correctly, will keep your figure 800d shape. It's better to select five ex- emises and then to do each of these twenty times a day than to try a, different set every few days and never stick to them long enough to derive any real benefit.

I love my

does

I want a happy th a husband who loves me and with children, but he does not want children, as he says they are too expensive and would have to quit work if I had th Am 1 s my waiting on him and thinking of nim

‘Igggse give

_ ANSWER-No one can give a. woman who is _ v your position any encouragement, for there isn't the slightest possible chance that such a. self-centered egotist as v0lll‘ husband will ever change into a kind and loving husband.

As he tells you, he thinls only of his own pleasure. iat you are a slave who ministers w h And. for you to think otherwise ls to waste your time in wishful

The onlyaﬂguro; I part of charm -

Jaw in relaxed positions. eliminating a nasal tWMIG "W! your voice.

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SPEAKING OF PLEASING DIO- TTON: LEARN TO RELAX TONGUE, JAW

A pleasant voice is an important the worthwhile variety which doesn't fade all to quickly with the years. Generally speaking, the great beauties of all times have been easy on the ears as well as the eyes. v Not every ‘adult can cultivate pos- itively musical tunes, of course. But it's not too difficult to learn to con- trol the voice 5o that it doesn't go up and up and up when you get the least bit excited. or when you are in a crowd of people. And it's sim- ple to learn to hold tongue and thereby

SENTENCES

Instead of holding your tongue against t roof o! your , place the p against the back of the lower row of teeth. Learn to hold it filters when you are not speaking and when you pause for breath between sent-

You Can Impress as Public Speaker

Why is it that when some people got up in meetings to talk, everyone strain: to listen-while other speak- ers make no impression at all’! Do brains make the difference?

Nol If you're onr of the un- listened-to, don't get that idea. You may make highly intelligent sugges- tions and be ignored because you haven't learned tricks of effective public speaking.

You may—let'a be frank about it, for improvement’: sake - bore people with a monotonous voice.

Simple exercises you can prac- tise at home, such as speaking, whis- pering and shouting “I love you . . . I LOVE you . . . I love YOU" — amusing an these may sound — will help make your voice ﬂexible. Also, accenting different words every time you repeat will show you how to add interest.

Maybe you begin every sugges- tion with a wearlsome apology like "I hope you won't mind my saying this." Or maybe you antagonize with "I don't agree at all! In MY oplnlon—"

The happy medium is a positive but quiet “I'd like to add a few points that I think are important."

. In giving a real speech, use plenty if "you" and “we" to make friend: if your audience, and speak to them naturally and slowly.

'A| for stage fright,‘ there are ways to cure yourself of that. It helps to ltancl erect and at least LOOK confident; to hold nothing in your hands; to use few notes; to be sure of parliamentary forms.

Our fill-page booklet tells how to conquer public-speaking faults and fears. Suggests exercises you can do at home in voice~ training and enunclation. Tells how to pre- pare and deliver a good speech, how to make your audience like you. Gives twelve special devices for get- ting and holding attention; parlia-

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Learn to use and to breathe between sen enoes. Nflihlng Irv-IA! more on the nerves of other: than the voice which rambles on and on minute alter minute.

READ ALOUD

You can speak softly without speaking so softly that peOPIu haw to keep asking ou to repeat. And you can learn o speak distinctly. If’ you know that you have a habit of letting‘ words run together, of leaving t o "g" of‘! wo ending in 'lng" or slmpl .of mut ring now and than, reaove to read aloud to yourself five minutes every day.

It doesn't matter what -a book, a magazine or he daily newspaper - Just so ion as you read aloud, taking time ou to look up the meaning 01 words you don't know or can't pronounce, and re- membering to breathe at each per- iod, pause at each comma and m- unclate clearly, Before you know it. you will have cultivated a habit of speaking distinctly and more in- terestingly.

HAIRPTN BTAKESI

Halrpinsl Who'd ever have dreamt that therdd come a’ day when they were at a premium? But

LORD’! PRAYER. AND

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Barbara. Back, the fashion and beauty expert, told an amusing Story the other day. She'd gone 1n an air-raid shelter a month or two before and was followed by two wg. men with, a back-gammon board A‘ good E’ w“? 5-‘ ‘my 0f Passing the time. They played all Ihroug]; the night with gamblers’ fever. Am the ‘stakes wemm’ mlmell. but hair- pins. When the "All Clear‘ went 011B 0f (118111 had 10st six packet; She was much more upset than 1g she'd over-plunged her bank bal. anoo.

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