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The Boy Who Wonders Why He is Not a “Hit” With Girls Needs to do a Bit of Self- Analysis - Check up on the Advice Here Given

t -__.._..._ Boys, if you want. to make a hit with girls: Don't be sloppy. D0!“ nook likesouie the cat bmughtinandexpectagirltobeproud to step out. with. omen put even more stress on fl-Dllearancq thm men - do, and a girl likes to be d of her boy friend. " She doesn’ want to be amed of him and have

to explain now it happened.

Don't be conceited. Don't act as if you were God's 811$ to the female sex and B Rirl was

blessed beyond her deserts when you otmdesce to show her some attention. Not many l: have any appetite for humble pie, and it them

ho madforaznantoadoptttiisBoarflcout attl ude of dolng-a-klnd-tliing-tn-a-poor-ll tic-girl.

Don't be a. dummy. Don't sit up like a graven ‘mfillfflttmd W“ “d...” "l" Si?” l‘ %’ h? en you. grea. en n y mnhubitlntihefilflllbmutttbetlmnkc very tired in reel o.

Don't talk about ourself and your personal intersts exclusively. Of course, you are terrib y good-looking and all the girls falls for you: You are u grant and marvelous genius, but by the time you have mono; about. yourself for a. couple of hours a girl ls iaible to et plant/y f up oln it. NOdDOClY but your mother wants to near the de ails about every- t ting you 0.

A girl is wining to lend you her ears. but she doesn't. want to ve them to you for keeps unless you are talking to her about, herself. is a different. story. You will never bore a girl as long as you make her the topic oi your conversation,

Don't be either a gker or an easy mark about money. Don't let a.

ll‘l work you by mak g ou spend money {gar can't afford Dontt let

ier hold you up for six days a year. n't. let her gyet awa- with

alhinling campaign abngut tgrlstil wgllfiélfiBtflggd jewveileg‘ fch le diaégl; C i-.t1n' . But, on e o er an , on’ one e eap

wlig incl: u girl feel that he begrudges every cent he spends upon her.

lL-tter a sandwich turd beer supper given with a grand air of noth- ing being too good for a girl than a feast at. a de lime restaurant. where iht- boy adds up the bill three times and wrangles over the price and holds out on the tip.

Don't tell every girl five minutes after you meet her that she is the one yon have been looking for all your life, and where has she kept her- stli hidden that you never met her before, and that there ls something so different about her from all other women. It is old st/ufl that. every girl has heard a hundred times. It gives her a pain in the neck instead of u thrill in the heart. The quick-worker lovemaker is regarded by sills 1w Only l1 peddle: of hokum. ‘They see him as a 1381119 of fun, not as a hero of romance.

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Don't be bossy. Just because y‘? dale a fool tlntt you have a right to tell r whom s e may with, what tum of clothes she mny wear and how much lipstick 5he 5 511 use That; 15 g, privilege a man has to pay for by marriage.

Don't adopt a. superior attitude toward women ma mgam 5,11 gig-lg as ioofs who are only permitted to live throngs; the undeserved, inndness of men. The youn women who graduated ahead of you 1n college and who work side by sl e with you in offices suspect that your views of their seyt are green with jealousy.

Don't. forget. your manners in dealing with girls. Even the most modem of them want. ‘to be treated with. mid-Victorian chivalry. mm. paw. Don't; make a for 50 cents’ worth of Mfibnflbng with 85 worth of famlllarities. girls are choosy about the men they klm and like to pick ’em out themselves.

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the dates and then pour the hot water over them. Bet. aside while

you cream. the t;'_';‘er and the IXPENSIVE ECONOMY sugar. When this is light and -—--

fluffy, add the welbbceten egg HAMIIIUIUN, Bermuda. —(OP) — olks. Instead of boarding a. train at a.

. measure and sift again with the baking wder and salt. Add this to the trier mix- ture alternately with the water which has been drained from the dates. Dry the data and add them and the chopped nuts and vanilla. then_fold_ in V the__stil’fly_beat.e1_1__egg

station almost opposite her home, IFrsnces Clarke decided to walk along the tracks to the next one and save three pence. She was ‘fined 20 shillings for trespassing on railway uwperw.

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Slice apples. Shred “haze. Grease b I dish. Almost fill dish with alternate layers of fllmles and cabbage.

shflPe seusasfl nicer into small 061K98- Brown cakes in txyln pan, Then place on top of apps and cabbage.

Pour out all the dripping; in frying pan except 2 tablespoons. Then add the 3 ' vinegar to boll and ur over baking dish contents. B e in moderate oven (350 degrees F‘). for about 40 minutes. Serve with a mound q: meshed potatoes.

IRISH BTEW

(Serves 10 to 12) One und lean shoulder or breast o lamb. 1 pound chuck or flank 0! beef. 1 teaspoon salt, 1-8 flour, 2 tablespoons beef suet, 12 white

onions, 2 teaspoons paprika. 1-2

clove garlic chopped 1 quart water, 1-2 cup ceery carrots, 1-4 heed cabbage, or 4 extra. onions, 1-2 cup canned tomato, 4 potatoes.

Cut meat; into 2-inch cubes. Dredge with salt and pep , and flour. Saute brown. Add two of the oninm sliced, the paprika garlic and water. simmer for 1 1-2 hours. Add remaining onions and cook 30 minutes more. Add other veget- ables cut in small pieces and stew gently until tender.

STEAMED BROWN BREAD Mix and sift one cupful of rye- meal one cupful of granulated cornmeal, one cupful o( graham flour, three-fourths tablespoonful soda, and one teaspoon of salt. Add three-fourths cupful of mo- losses er; one and three-fourths cupruls of water. when well mix-

ed, turn mould. adjust buttered cover and tie down with a soft string; place

mold on a trlvet in kettle contain-

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Make the Simple Pin-On Way How does your sofa look-just

ao-so? Easy to spruce it up with a lovely new slip cover of your own making.

Smart these days to use a material patterned so you can match pieces in a continuous, stunning design The clever slip cover in our pic- ture has a swag pattern in jade green on a chartreuae yellow ground. Seams are bound in green and for that extra decorator’: touch the skirt l: scalloped-edged with fluffy fringe.

To make-just work the pin-on way, Begin by smoothing fabric down the back and over the lent, u the small sketch shown. Work with the material right aide out for bound learns. Leave 4 incher for tuck-in between back and sent. Pin fabric in place and cut, allow- ing 1% inches for seams.

Next, fit arms, sides and back Your cover will look trim, truly professional if you take little dart: where the arms curve and the back rounds-out paper patterns for front sectiom of arms. -

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Take a. slim gored skirt, add a snug 21-inch countless jacket. and top the combination with a boxy topper that’: chmlfled off at wrist length. There you have the youngest and the newest three- piem suit of the season.

justsothe ribbon isnllofthe same width and the hows unf orm in else-or use in the some way as o. dress _ ng.

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sugar and all» mixing the mustard with boiling water instead of with cold will EPep lt moist longer.

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When using fresh pineapple lna gelatin dessert, always scale the raw fruit before combining.

Steamed fish if ofencpoiled by gettin eodden owln the con- densed steam

lay a greased pa. when it is plwc in the steamer. The Elizabethan cm ve vogue to the button and uttonhole —17wo inventions which did much to evolutionizc dres. The ori inal button was wholly s produc of needlework, which was eventually improved by the use of a. wooden mould. The brass button is said to have been introduced by a. Bir- mingham merchant in 1680. It. took irwo hundred years to improve on the method of sewing the cloth won the covered button. Then an ingenious Dane hit upon the idea of making the button in two parts and clamping together with cloth.

(m-EAMQ DRIED BEEF

1-! l1. dried beef.

3 tablespoons butter.

4 tablespoons flour.

2 cups milk.

Bait, pepper.

Method: Roll the beef up into tlgl-ib little rolls and shoe with a sharp knife into thin shreds. Shake those apart (like you would noodles) and place in a saucepan with water to cover. Bring to the boiling polmt. simmer for a

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APPLE BEITY. NEW. STYLE

2 quarts peeled, sliced apples.

3-4 cup brawn sugar.

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1-2 cup dropped walnut or pecan

1 teaspoon grated lemcnd rind Juice of 1 lelntm. Peel the apples. core and out into sights. 000k in a little water, as for entice, but do not strain. Add e cinnamon the lemon juice and tum into l. birbtered shallow baking dish. Mi: the bu-own sugar. unclear . chfllviled nuts and mated lemon rind and sprinkle over the top of the sauce. Bake in a hot oven until the top is brown. Serve with the following notice:

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