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scowl,

to growl,

grumpineas, dumpiness, them here. the rest of the house. best of the house -

for cheer.

Hawineaa here!

liver a little scratched,

Linen a little patched,

Nod sort. oi simple, too. _ Nothing much fine or new,

But never tear;

,Daily we make our bread, Gaily we take our bread-

llapplness here!

_ uhm

R le ruined, not by what we

really want, but by what we think lc do: therefore never go abroad in search of your wants; if they be real wants, they will come home in search of you; for he that buys what he does not want will soon want what he cannot buy.-Colton.

NEW ACCESSORIES

Jewellery has been slimming. It

has shrunk from the barbaric to the Victorian, and pearls are used ‘ Illin-

lilor ports and day wear itlere

are narrow bsngies of painted lea- tha' embroidered with a gold thread. and a pair d bracelets for evening are of seed pearls shaped -like cuffs. ' Gold Jewellery has quite replac-

~~ld any other kind except driamonda'

- Heavy gold chains stwaistand neck are seen frequentlyon even- ingrroch,butthatisi.heonlylsrge

bracelet made of thick color ef oransn juice complexion” like orange

fl-.0 igggl aj

HOW T0 USE lAU-DE-C0-

.... LOGNB

- A few drops of eau-de-Cologne

to the water used for sprink- » dainty lingerie will cause it to

xude just the right amount of de-

. rieate perfume after it is ironed. .. Eau~de-Cologne is an excellent

511:15 for the little blisters or

which often appear with colds

\rduringachangeod’air.Ifdabb- sd on with a little cotton wool fre- quaitly, the blisters will qieedily dry “P-

A few drops added to water and

hed to qiray a hot or stuffy room, nrtofreshenaslckroom, willbe found most refreshing. A vapoiniz- lr for this purpose can be obtained quite inexpensively.

'Ib remove the unpleasant “day- after" smell of tobacco smoke, or to

gm:llliil`EB3

Reheved/

Mrs. Edward James' baby had two teeth when less than three months old. She wntes: "Hs has

~ 18 now and _I can truthfully say

that giving ham Baby s Own Tab- lets while cutting his teeth kept him fit. and well' . T ecthing ia a restless feverish time for babies but the little one can Always be soothed and the fever rwduced by 'v-lug gweet, mls Bsby`s Own

Earsllsxnttlxurz pp,yl‘|\lllli\¢'

Y riaiels

unswu M

ifiimitlie I ¢i°k-room. pour a name eau-de-Cologne into a tin lid, and let it alillt.

llioracoldinieheadorahead-

ache, pour a few drops of ¢¢u-d¢_ Cologne into the hands, and mul: the vapour.

WHEN MAKING LINEN HAND- KIBCIIIIFS

01 wane you are mixing time Deity. little, linen hmdkerchiefs with the colored fiom “drawn in" md My Mldins your math lest the the delicate num uuess break before the floss arrives at the end. To save energy and insure success, bt me warm that you nm draw through a strand of very ring silk by mean.; or the linen umm, mak- ine a tiny. not mot between the linen and silk threads. The silk thread slips through almost by lg- self, after which, using it to nttggh the heavier floss to, you will lm", no further difficulty.-T, T,

SPRING CLEANING

Now that mring cleaning days

are dnuwing near, the wise house- wife looks to her working tools, ue- ins that they are in good order to begin with and that one keeps them sc.

1! paint brushes had not hem

E7¥f¢0¥-LY Cleaned when ll& put “M Mndine them in tm-pentuie for stuns will be found helpful in

them. They can after.

be washed in warm, soapy

tenlftheyaretobeusedinter- ttently during the next few ks they should have the paint

out of the: ‘_ with a little

after each using, and

end to d.ry off. To

dinc with their

long periods g round the

hell! to

;“i§§§§ ?= 5 §§§§§S iii

Modern msthorh of rearing ba-

bies were ehharaoterised recently by Dr. Knight Dunlap, professor of psychology at the Johns Hopkins University, as “systematined ne- gleot."

“A baby is not a vegetable. Nei-

ther ia it an animal. It should not

lone to develop by itmlf or ways M amusing itself. A

lal life, just as much

§“r§§§i rin? iii gui ati :.5 iii

sible.

“Rkbt now," he said "I am ga-

thering information to determine if thumb-sucking im't the to a baby being left alone too often."

Dr, Dunlap, who has studied chil-

drenforthepast30yearsandhas children and gnndchiidren of his own, said his observations show that "after all, grandmother and the Indians knew a great deal about babies."

“When a baby cried ki mund-

mothera time, they figured some- thing was wrong-and it was the ,Same way with the Indians.”

He added that there was some-

thing wrong when a baby cried and "some one should inveiliiilte."

'nie production of creamefy Wil"

in curses in ma was z1s.91'1.S94 pounds, an increase of almost two million pounds. or (lm P01' Wm '5

Yhallk'

"175e Ifl)llSU?lllLFT? cnncl J§&§§.,L”,r°¢ut» l)ix i 11121! 1l(:lUl\Cf1lU§fF

Do You Count Your Worth as a Parentby the Amount of Money You Can Afford to Spend on Them?-Yet Expensive Tastes and an Excess of Money ` Frequently Lead Only to Ilnhapphunl

selv

ren un buy their

fs”

their

have been they have have given

standing

do s better part than they would if they bequeathed

biessingtothe young.

waysspelledrulnforthecomingge

their lives whereby, instead of being ful and often pronigate.”

incredible labor and sacrifices is the

for luxuries and the habit of loaflng

and miserable as thus who at money, who know no the desires they can Ol course, the

believe that their

Johns and Sallies will

I am not contending that dire

great a curse as riches. What I mothers who pinch and economile wantincrder tosave upmaneyf mistake. The younpters would be

Give the children a good home

‘make men and womenofthem.

ii; 5%; al

, §@s§z§‘ .;§§§§§§§i§ ii: sig Ei gi & E "`

E E iiiél ii

Daily wa behold the spsctsel Wmm iimyinc themselves sveryeomrort md

luxury, pine very pgnny, fmt mm toleave theilihglldrmwhsntgizyd iw W

It k hardly credible, but it B the truth,

nevertheless, that the average parents messure

aapuentsbythedoll-ars'wcl'th. Theyfaalthatthsy

parents or bad Parents according to the amount ctnfwmmey able to give their children. not acoordlngtowhe r they a peaceful home and love and tenderness and under-

companionship. Most parents actually feel that they would

by their children by leaving them $100,000 in their wills

and strong moral principles.

The fathers andmotherswhoomsidarihattheyarefbil

entsbecause theycannotgivetheir childrenmoneyahould

by the example and preoept of the great Drs Mayo, who are

giving away most of the vast sums they make because they do

theirchildrentoberich. Theythinkthatmoneyisacursean

'111eotherdayindonatinganctherhalfmiIliondol1arstoUisad-

vancsd medical science theyexprolaed theirbeliel thatriohesneariy al-

somanyfamilieamlnedbymoneywhichtookawayfromthsyotmger members the need to labor and achieve and introduced elements into

Bohaveweallseenthishappei. Itiaacommonspectaclemtmly

amongtheaousanddaughtersofmillionalres whose scandals furnish headlinwinowdauyvenerabutnhanamsworunammgpeopk

.rott:lng. ‘ lesser means thatthelittlc fortune that their parents raked

moons any nsssnvo ms- ii 1”d‘°" ‘M nm' ‘°"*‘“‘° “ °"‘°“ m°"° ‘”-’°-""'°“' "Wi W f-om w~»-M ;".:.1§°“..rsz°.;.‘:::.’;‘;n“.r.:°.“.“s:‘.&°'.“;;“:‘.‘”?.zr

downtoanybusinessorprofessimandcultivatesinhim

him or her with a gold-dlgger husban

they shall always live on Easy Street, and speed them quicker to the goal

them to use it wisely and well. become gilded pisyboys

and girls. They will never idle and loaf. Money will merely insin'e that e

or their ammuons. ° ’ lgxlo so

But ,a-las. that ra-rely balmml- In any average community you can =,,. ,___,___ , -. , , .

oountonyournngersallthesonsanddaughiersofrichparentswhohave £5 "=’ ‘ -"‘ *

ever mueveu myuung worm wmle, but you know mms of poor gun and °° hive kmvn that never heme ..

boys who have made a name and fortune for themselves. Consider the hid 591' illlltlly suave chevalier at- , _ men who held high offices in this country, the men who are at the hesd t¢mPf‘¢€ *D lrlllo with what he "'

ot every big conoem, the men who are running things, and nearly every °fffUl1 J0000\ly termed "even one

one or mem stu-rea at sci-stan. without a sonar m ms pouret, ma mu 11n¢erontna.rm¢ru»¢1aw."'roa<ia ‘

madehismgwxiwayinttlliewglg is' n t wf:’v;Tli_:lm`i'e}’\sdi;comnt\ne, he dlp- -@-

,humannaure gwhatit wearea mighyliksly en ebeganrurnmaging .

take the easiest way, and to dream about doing great thing instead of f* U" u°¢nl° U1! CCW 681118604.

.doing them unless we have some special incentive to action to Spur ul I-nhl* Bid 110611!! 'ls fir. far any

um tn rich no mu me me poor my has it ls me necessity his zolf locker Nor was the omc Fu'-nkhcd Each Pitt,"

on, and e y . _

to work or starve: it is the desire fa' things that one must get for oneself *Y \m¢l\lb1€ $0 1'!!-|011-or as Jim-

that puts strength in our sms and iron in our souls and makes us fight mi# uilltlly discovered-money. B Ruth R

ll'!hhnl

. *ss

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SINCE that day long ago when Maxwell

House first came out of the Old South its

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has

BDOCI lllt, 1 teaspoon nnely parslel. 1 tablespoon nunoq white sauce or left-over Measure the meat after it

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