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PAGE Two THE cnARi.o1"rETowN 'GUARDIAN ‘_ 1 1; Ee A1>l1IL 19, 1937
3' I _ 1 _ i __- ff we ` 1 ' n= -- __ 2.
lWoman’s Realm -.°- Socia
We ’[[ Meet Again “FaithfuIFrien|lto Women"
By' MARGARET GORMAN NICHOLS
(Continued)
‘}'I‘hat's when tea drinking be-
olme a habil_" lie sniti, smiling at
1161*. Now," he ..~aid, "tile other-
thing. I have been married but my
wife has been dead lor e. good
many years. I have a son sixteen
Years old. Jerry is quite a problem.
Heb been in schools and camps
lnost of his life and consequently
has had no home lite ivllatever.
He »1oves country life, llorses. and
dogs. Recently 1 bought a house in
Virginia not far from town. I
bought it for Jerry because I want
him to have a. home and go to the
town high school. I want hun to
have the home he’s never lluri. lie
doesn‘t remember hi.; mother.
Diana,” said Gordon, "I would be
deeply grateful to you if you'd
make that llonle your home for as
long as you want to stay. There
are serv1lnt.~ io do ille work and
there’l1 be a car for you and Jerry.
You see, I want ai ivonlail of un-
derstanding fol' Jerry to come home
1.0."
"Oh, my dear,” said Diana." -it
sounds perfect, but I can't leave
Gay." .
"Of course yo,i can leave me."
said Gay quickly,
Gordon said, "It's quite a nice
place with plenty of land, and it
isnt far from the river. There .fire
two horses in the .stable now,"
"I used to ride a great deal ii-Flin
I was young." said Dllinli.
She saw it in iler lliind, the pence
of it. A wide veranda and a slop-
ing green lawn. Ili tile surnmer it
would be cool and ill the winter
snugly 'warnl and i-olilfntiible.
The stiidio'olilil't\ssctl lien’ aiiri oil
warm (lays sllc felt. silo could
scarcely breathe. Tliere \va_\; Jury.
too. It was good to bv- needed and
wanted. Jeri;i', who had spen; his
life in school and r~1mp~, lieericcl
the motlier lie liiiri lleici' iiiid. But
there was G.1\'. fa;-,lliiilz hllri'iei'c.
thilikliie, of Clllils, _.ii1boornly loyal
to Alan _ -
“You must go." .aid Gay. "Gor-
don. I will make ller gn."
"All the tlllngs here." lie said,
'that bcionrreil to _vou l‘ll iilive sent.
flown there. It will make it more
homelike for' you. I wrote Jerry
about you."
Diana smiled nt him. "I'll go,
Gordon. I’ve alv\‘a_vs ivailted xl son."
When lic left thai; lii;lit_ Gay did
not say aliytlliniz. Size ilicrcly put.
bot-ll her liailds in lil.». nild gripped
them hard. Diana was safe!
She was out o" the sultry. summer
heatl What she. Gay. had to face
wa.: better to face alone.
Gordon took her to lunch the next
slay.
"I will lic" l;»iI"~i'r~ :l':.1iii_" will
Gay,’ that clfl frlclicl. :irc lllc lust
friends.
‘You look very tired.
“W'hch thi; r'li:il‘it_v hull is over.
l'li breathe more ea~i`.jv_ Tllcre
sfc1ii~ to bc _»r;i:ilfitii.:\\; ll:lli.:liil<
o~1‘1' lllc_` Hel' l;;‘l_:\'::' iiarterl.
"Mother is so enchanted ic is like
I child at Cill'istnias.`
"You still won't lc-t me help you
' with those bills?'
'You‘ve nlreruly done .~o nliu‘El.`
“Gain my rle.'i:'. ir>'_I~: at ni". I
love Diana I love J.'~i~l~_\"s nloillel'
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but that was a long time ago. Now
I nl ln love with your lovely rnbther,
M ici to 'k h
_ 13' ' sl ell y unseififh.
Ill go doivn for week-ends and I
hope in time that she will love me. ; '°"*°
I wont hurry her. You're young, I §‘,','_§‘.‘”
G3~y» V975/' Young. Diana Bhd I BIB from* Dr. Piercds I-Qavorile Prescription. It SWCBIZ EPC
young’ toojl is '$2 am the
"You told me ollce you had al-
ways wanted a daughter, Gordon, I
hope someday I ani your daughter! 
She found Diana in tears when entire
she got home several nights later.
_"I wrote t/ Patti and she’s horri
fled.” Diana said. "She says she'll
MANY women
uffe _froln
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_3 _f.`i':'II-:=-:I',;,, vegetable tonic fa-
y ea as er to live with  `==f§'~;.,;.ifi§_. vorably known for
Jer ua l’t tirel   _'
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periodic pains in
side or back, ca
tarrhal drains -
heat flashes, they
should try that
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CONTENT
almost /O years as
Dr, I’lcrcIeI`s £3
tl R d th rs In
P¢:fe5Iil;p]J°\li‘§er1rieaSt. Sltsrstford Ont
‘I surely have derived UCB! b¢D°5¢
faithful friend to women. gf content;
mo r of several children and it brought The qu et
me through each period of expectancy in _ -V
ille best of health, ir helped to drive :lucy cl 0\\Il.
upset, nsuscutcd condition and the
in my back. Also it strengthened my
system. Drugglsts everyii-licre.
HAPPINESS
` “Perhaps” Penny said hopefully. The gnind essentials of happiness
never be able to hold her head up l T155 Play WII1 bling Chris b21Ck-' are sonietilillg to do, something to
againlflaccept. \l Mac lwked nl Guy- "D0 you love. and
A housekeeper, rlie called me. She “Iam
says that Richard is dis usted with
both or us and threaregs rs have “Ii
W2-Shinzton because he’s U
asha1_ned.'
D I it
Did he offer any help *' Gay
askel. He dldli't, but we don’t want
his lieip_ Mother. Of course, you’re V mg
going and you‘ll lake the scotties I had
with you. Patti’s hysterical threats l cmrl
d0n’t mean anything. She’1l still while
Hive delightful parties in her big
house and lead the younger married
ser."
"What are you going to do. darl- _ to be
Ing? You’ve never spent a
summer in the city in your life
My conscience will kill me. think-
ing of you."
Glly smiled. pulling Macdu{f'5
4 ~omething to hope for.
him to come back?" _ gllalnlem
She picked up her gloves and
"Yes, before it’s too late."
1Ns'rsLlvn=:N~r 21 ‘I
QUALITIE S
It is not enough to possess great
Gm, Spent three hours in a qualities unless we have the mun-
‘ - _ agement of tlleln.
y shop the next morning bc ___L,RDche[oucaul_d.
groomed for the part Marchand
l li _ t’ ”""°_
 Lggkllilg  if;-r.lel`;~ BUTTERFLIES FLUTTER CHEZ
the operator made ench red SCHIAPARLLLI
curl perfect against her head. she ,_ T* _
thought, "I never wanted 9, lo; 01 Elunf-eluiies flutter all through
people to look nt me l just Want Scllzillareilis collection, which is
lovely for one man, the manI more fun than ever, full of color,
I love.” new trimmings and gay ideas.
/it Fight 0'(-l(,Cl< that nlght she Flower basket and ‘horse eatiier
was in 9, bedroom of the Bl-em; hats are perched pcrllollsly i‘urw.ird.
lov;-ll llollrl-V A little French mald worn with taivn and dllliler clothes
was there to dress her and the Worn with town and rliniier clothes
beat
Muck em' mom HI be "nfl Iexquisite ivecldilig gown lay' oil the acconipurly bt‘L.C|i wear.
Y0U'Il S€€» I’Il get down to see you I bed
mt W""k'e"d5- and -79"? and I dressing in an adjoining room.
will go swimming."
_TWO days later she went with
D_:iri:1 to the train, rleterniliied that
tit "i1a;'lliiu .ffieilfcl be clleerfllI_
GA-l ui. acc:i_»ilp:~.:i_viilg Di.lna_ me
eolrcioils of the strain on Gay’s
'Tell me all about Mr-_ Bi-ent‘s
charity ball! Diana .said ‘I do
lioya the scltties stand the trip well,
P or rl.~_i~llllus. they're so fri:llten_
“fi C'<”l.V~ if you’re ilnlmppy. I'll
come buck. Ycii know I ivill, If
only you were as safe and ns pm-
tecterl an Patti!"
She kisser! her mother, ,gripped
Gcl'flo1:';< llziilcl, and turned away.
People on the street were a misty
GOOD MORNING
'I`he other mankins were
Nita had not said anything but her , _
“G od morning," if its
glance had a bladeiike sharpness, We say C
Mnfic limi the raft ballroom be- fine or wet: we s l' “Good morn-
lgw _airy-<1 l_p\vgl~fl, ills." but we rooil fozqfvt \\'c'\'e
$:'.'_ct\ callin lu Ml' _ Brciit`: hall . culled tilt' iiiel'11lii,u 11000 Whfll
becau:-c nn iiivltatzotl from licr was iiiiiizs 12.0 \\'l‘0l'=|! -fill' lllfll- Rial#
a command they could not ignore. its quite a different song.
There was dancing to a famous S0 when a_ci‘os.s the blue the
orchestra. A baritone. famous on storm-clouds blow --Try looking
two continents, sang. A blues l for the sun~llinc as you go; and
singer sau: llcr song of ileart-break, cvcn if the raindrops pattvr down
and a liiilncliist made dry jokes _ r!r»:l't spoil your ivllolc appear-
aboiite the governmerlti All for ance with a frown!
sweet charity. But what society i "Good morning" --Th.at's a silly
wanted to see most of all was Gay thing to say-unless you’re feeling
Van Avery as a mankin. Some cheerful. bright and gay -unless
raid. “She wcn't go through with you make n, vgw to kpep it good-
it before all of ns." Others mid 011 what a world, if everybody
iilali‘as_.he walked. If onlv you 1°yn“y’sh° Wm' Gay has Colm W°“1dI
were as sale and protected as Iage'"
Patti, . .  All mother thought LE;
that. But there were high mad
lzelgihts of love'thzit Gay wanted. 235
You must agree it really is quite
en in a. ballroom so crowded, mg_d_ to say --Good mm-ning" _
H. in _G Sel/Bro GXDSII-SlV€ BOWH. then to make it ba/cl, by grumbling;
conspicuous for her radiance. as along your way you g0__ Good
I want lleights," she tlioilsht. ‘I `AiffndS mused I‘° SW M’ her and Moming -GNU? “Wien IVY I0
<loli`t\v."l1t a refuge."
The next rlny was the eve of Lucia’s  yogi"
\\'ecldin._'; and the charity ball. She be
could not sit in the silent studio
bereft of Diana and the scotties. ,d.‘I
and iiiiiilr or nil :init limi been lost = .m
Site vrelit to sec Peilnv and Mac
ii.. Tomorrow is the big day for make ll s0__p_ S,
an mid. Tomorrow night we’i1 pgmynsgus
out at sea. _____
hHI"‘I I0 have Y°‘”' b8°he1°f “Make me worthy of frerdship.
ner cut short.' said Lucia, but we and give me frlmdgl make me
ny. with a blue lace negiigee was the ,laliy l,,.l,y<.r of B loyal
nfirl ine _w.~.l~s of rlluiny ahf-mi. '5‘"(_l;l"Y 'Wi 10 wine-” wartln' of love, and give me lov-"."
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and found thcm occupying one
large chair by the window and
laughing over t-he budget that would ` Iam
not balance
ii apped about her, sat at the _hurt
mf that had learned the sacred-
sing table between ""0 bright ness of human ties, Many a lonely
ps '°""I I"'I"`d to °°mr°1 her-In' one. complaining of neglect and
creasinu, ilervousness The other isolation would and M65 whole
“Have you had anyliick with In:'ankm" In the admlmng mom environment cllanged by learning
'D
li ~i'.`s rll:i_‘.'?" '=lir~ clgkpri Mag
He _nlilnied to take the sting from
his words. _
"When I've had luck, I'll tell you.
Oh, I'll fell it. It's not going to lick
iiele talking excitedly.
GW lookm at _ Jum me mnld' lllurllzly and simverely to pray that
ivhom l-Vfrs. Brent had sent to dress 
he.” . .1 lou'
Its terrible. thi: waiting, Gay bms
r. Friendslilp_ to abide. must
a worthy resting place, and
has its duties as well as its
edness. No. one can demand
me'_Mac. courageous and confident 'Said' _ l either as a right: they are God'.s
:realli ‘Tile opening i1l;'.ht of this yu _
i"'ii'\\'ill be the biggest opening this I §..,,."___,,- `."._
I l` . it i
t;>wn ever saw."
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CUIIUN/-\TIUN DESIGNS
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the CORONATIONI what more appropriate for a cushion for that
aliesterfleld than the L’on and the Uiilcorn-Dieu et Mon Drolt. Crowns
n your] uncheon cloths for that Coronation party. Fings. tnistles,
glen:-de-Lys. 'hidor Roses, in guy siicccssion on guest towels, table run-
ners. lmndlrcrclliels. bridge cloths. e tc.
Pattem consists of transfers for stamping the designs, and sugges-
tion chart of colours, stitches, etc,
For complete patterns and instructions for all of these desi ns.I
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lend 20 cents tn stamps or coin 'coin preferredl to The Charlottetown
Guardian Needlework Department.
Use this coupon Print your name and address plainly
To The Clinrlottetoivn Guardian
Needlework Dr-pt.
DESIGN N0. .7107
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I your e c madcinoiselie” '91'
s~i‘se ls when an elephant ls hang- America, trials were awarded to a
Tile mil lc ls so lovely," said ood
lie I <‘*oiild iilsc to be dancing, ind
You. too? Yes? “mn
. ‘ ‘ ` time to put on the ‘
br-aut;fu1 dress, mademoiselle."
Penny, sweet and plain, had put
I it th I' f thi
§fer;l;l1isngngg\._11_e Ocfregoigmgr 50:5 ' Transfer marks left after a
ness and f-Zleiminff ivllite it fell in Imocc Of embmidery is completed
rippling folds Her vivid curls were may be taken °“t before the
gifts, and the heart that is
mil' and iillscliislilv ready for
iv`ll never miss them.
LAUNDRY HINTS
l ` bl 1 ffl I _ .water by rubbing gently with a
IéfwbylgokrdZo°a§e;)utUr;1ej..aLfald lplece of cotton wool moistened
Julie. it is li shame you are not be- with meth-‘Hated SPITIV
lm, married' There me tears ln Linen table mats edged w‘th lace
" _ yy Y A crochet require special care in
Tears for futility ahead. Tears III`°“I“3~ The mats Shiluld be Pimlfd
for tonight because n dream would lin the C°"€¢¢ Shave to the lrenlns
bebroken tonight-the dream of 'Sheet ‘When WW PIMIUS thi! P1115
Alan, cherished and loved for so _ I
The Housiiwirii . .,,_{,,,,,,,,,.,,..
d l _ 
the thoughts that savour
mind is richer than a 1
-R1bbert Greene.
Personal -:- Fashzons
5 QQAQOOQQQ ooo-00°
Ilfg 1 'rods is short wave
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HER/1cT1v|T|Es /,fl ...,....l,_,_,.l_........ ..
i ‘ Hi . 4p. in.-Broad.-unto mum
._,,,,lM,_l _ section of U s. A. JVN. 28-14 m--
Iclose together where the lace joins 1°'“ m°"' JZJ' “"2 m"' ‘Ls
the linen. 'mx' In
Iron with the point od' the iron _ m__N°,“ in nzmh
Opera.
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and keep the mat pinned out till Eugenio Mmm “Problems
I assistance and hygiene
e Rome of today." “2R10's
 mo. s1.1 m.. 9.03 meg.
MUWI
Now's 'ma Tum: To 'mv A U71" ”“"T’§’°§:’lf,l°’ '§:°n“"‘d°
_ New corr-‘nina “°“‘ 1” °”“"
RAN. 31.2 in.. s.a meg.
7:90
od
the lace is quite dry e
Embroidered organry mats should $1
ibe ironed on tl-le wrong side over mu
fs, thick underfelt.
Boston
p. rn. -A Course in
ern Radio. WIXAL, 49.6 m.,
meg.
Berlin
80 p. m.-concert of Light
lc. DJD, 35 4 rn.. 11.77 meg.
London
-"Names that sro
GEF, 19.8 m., 15.14 meg;
26 5 m., 11.75 meg.; GSB,
On general principles, if for no
other reason, see how you look M
with your hair brushed away from 8 M
your face and upward from the '
ears and neck. If you have been 7.
-wearing it this way, try a Poke Mm'
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Boy coiffurie-just for a variety.
SCALP
Stressing
frequent scalp massage. an in- Berlin
terllational noted scalp specialist 15 D m__10 gms and no mm.
retta DJD. %.4 m.,` 11.77
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makes the statement that while one
<landi'u.ff is admittedly “Public meg
Enemy No. l" of scalp and hairi cnun col b
health, poor blood circulation alsoi 9:30 D m__'1:'°s.mm°?l ;lg"5h_
contributes in some degree to be- H 31_5 mg 9,5 mem
tween 55 and 60 per cent of al. London
baldness and hair loss. 9:50 m__ Th Rl _
‘-The top or the scalp, the maid- M Hlffory Legeng, Pggfn, spesfd
ness area.” he explains. ‘is as de- song GSF 19_8 mu 15141 meg
pendent on a normal blood supply GSB 25 5 mu um, mm ' GBC
for its nourishment as does any 31,3 nl, 9.58 meg.
other part of the body. but it is Pu,”
l the only part that doesn’t obtain. 10 P .m _cnmaphone
I the muscular exercise to stimulate co,-ds TPA 4_ 253 mw 11 72
thc blood .low. _ meg,
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iseldom troubled with hair loss be- women wlll be presenbd w The”
cause their scalp muscles and tis- Malwtlea M tha Unmmmm ye”
sues are yet liniber and supple, and co
the blood circulates freely, As one to
becomes older the muscles become for
liardened and tense. ber
- Ca
ln
si - ' ho
um
Youngsters in iliclr teens' are
be eld May 5 is to be reserved
English debutantes-who num
about 250-and other English
The reason tlint man lllowgvig presm¢,eea_
bald on top, seldom loses I. e a nadlans skl“n¥` their bo
on the back of the neck and sides Wm oummnbeglw B good numbvg,
` of the head is that these areas are those of any prevlou year and Wm
I adjacent to and over major blood _ the majority of caSes_be gms
Streams w are al mkiri th ir bow to
MH-S5886 and bf“5hmK- especial society nexgoségson it hsame.
ly massage, are the only effective me umemgi “Mmm” of
ways of supplying the needed scalp dom” of mmm, dm' wha .N
exercise Me-wise 818° hell” *D 1*' waning ull next year, im mme
store circulation when it is re- such “_ large pmsentmon Double
Stficfed- “S I5 °fIf“ the °°°*' hy and kept the two later receptions
tight 01' heavy hat b°~“dS» and ms from being overcrowded.
been fund beneficial even though South Mmm pmsemees are be_
the general blood condltlgnhlts lows. mg instructed ln the an of mlb
"There, une. however, g an ln mln,” me their
wrong ways of massaging, and use 3 " by M” M
or the right method is essential.
Best results are obtained by lea-11° C
es
ball
High Commissioner. Mrs. vincent
ey wife of the Canadian High
_ qmmissloner, intends giving par-
lng over. Platling tllebblitiebliggnonhtglx tl for me canadlm group, but
Ichlfciinglrginsogfnmy on the gcain gh” °Pa’“’°°m",t° mm m"',°,,i’ B“°kmmm"
nnd rotate without allowing the _,em Mmherwmnwol .r0‘;§§',° md
fingers I'° SHP' M r an several other dancing and deport-
Ffvent this 09°” °;" ‘Web K ,ments instructors who specialize 1
P“;'lts,C‘l’f th; R;°‘3gva£i mtgfenlggt such matters hi London.
Fill S`. 65 Ll ..
to help force the blood to the top. SP TA ULAB BALL
Don't rub the scalp or hair, as rub- EC C
, bI‘]_§{§]’;§’l‘:_':;‘ tg; hggagr $1125 it °“';§ overseas visitors will have the
- W” _ opportunit of .seeing the English
lm* °f lfhe  ‘;§;°’lh';‘”,’§'§§§ , debunmtesy in their psi-alle nf. n
ng ma Ps A ru 33_
l'"'€55“fe 9° P""f`I“Ie I” thetwptgf The lIargest number of debs ever
II-Isoscabrfq stIarr1ldIl{11;sonre§;1e;sI hen; brought wgem” for “ch m oc;
YY ~ l te th ballroom o
ievery day toblthwaré, béaldlrlesds by on will en r e
all°Wlns th* °°d ~“5 °""“ l own <1 him with nnm
_;igl;l¢:1dtl'1e scalp is not as silly as it  u{e§ gun? ;ln;1k:_u`?v_ith 'lh m ‘
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"Il is “°"°°°‘I"° I-“at ‘l““d“"’°d” grenteyhirthdnyrcaire lit with los
which carry their heads_ low never candles in memory of Queen ohm.,
become bald. although their scalps lone' wife or George UL, md
svenor House In two long lines,
those of humans." Ducheg of Kem ww (ll,-we
d ts of tht Queen. The
LARGE 'm“7g!‘w'M“0N OF gixligssarwni cut tlhe cake.
CANADIANS ~Fouawmg the ddbumnt, mem.
_“T I-h ill be 70 ines'ds-in-wait-
More than eighty Canadian ;‘g_°3_f; :ebumnm_ old” slum-,_
- Watchin from the sidelines willb¢
long. It. would be the last time ` """""` ""` `
the debi5.ante.s mothers. many 01
i
Mother once] she tllougllt. that I I
could not live Wlthoiit Alan."
(To be Continued)
she would see him free. I told
WHAT IS
AMamin3‘Smile
HELPFUL HENRY
"He is very thoughtful of his
wife."
“Yes Last winter he bought -s1~_.\n DUST' IS POETIC NAME
coke instead cf coal so it wouldn’t 0|: NEW PRIZE WINNING
be so heavy for her to shovel into ` ZINNIA
the furnace." -
-e ir ms i»'r.U’rEn i>E'i°Ai.s wmcll
A GOOD DEFINITION Ami nnmruso IN csnau-:ss
DISARRAT. IT IS BLELIEVED
A teacher who asked n. pupil to 5{MILAll T0 ANCIENT RACE.
df-fill:-_ the word “nonsence” ro- --__
ceived the following reply: "N3n- Seoorld honors In the 1937 All
ing over n cliff with its tail tied gcldemyellqw zlrmia, which has
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:i da sy.
LONG (‘.0/\'l'|ENSEMBLES 1
S:-verni versions of the Ionfz coat'
ilscmble in twin prints or a print
~l are lunlor types.
“WDIIII 0llT”
MID WURIIIEII I
Dragging smmd nach F' "'§"' ' }`
day, unable ls do
housework -- usnky _ '
with the ¢l\il&sn- '
feeling misenblo.
Blaming it on “nerves” `
when lhs kidneys msy j
beau! oforder. When ' '
liidneyslsil the |y_rt_sls . Q ' "" ";`_ `_"fff__ Y
clogs with lmgunoq. flowers so different from its lm-
i~l .1 1. _ it emma lnw.
Dzadfilénlley ;fi":¢h|':l’d.u"”! zum' ‘mediate relatives as to constitute
:mul nsh|nEs chsncsklo |ss:;:|e,I|ss|lh Va nggust.. is the poetic name
"W" "7 'fl' °' "5 of the winning flower. Its race
whom are B1¢t_ill8 B5 h°“°“°“ at
this spectacular ball.
OLDEST MOTHQ AND
DAUGHTBB
osmlo, April 17. (OP-Reuters)
__The worlds oldest 11111118 0011-P19»
1; mother and her daughter, have
been "riiseovegoci" in 51° vl11ns°m°;
Lower mypt llrlnl BWP*
census which is naw bein!! °lH’i°d
ut,
0 The mother, Eifalys El-80004. IS
‘ ears old and her dnughwf-
of this family are ns different |57 y
_ ' th ll unchsrrnfs. Hao-hem. is 10!
from the usual zlnnla as ey we M0 .
could be. Instead of flat petals. Even though they sro wilmld
arranged in regular order, they mg that-r skins looks like 014
have fluted petals which appear pm-ohm¢nt._ The census oftiuinl
to have been rumlpled by s vue- would not believe the Iles claim-
ll-ss hand, and left in complete od by the women until the mother
disarray. began to talk abou|tlndNap‘1;ll:10(r,\1;
Oompa in l¥y‘PI$
Bloswms °f W5 *YW “° “"5 alum-mhgluio french nouiim. fm
ferred by mm? 5"d°“°"' 'n of whom mods love W hil-
eve\'y0n° “IW” 5 1°" °’ them' 1°' She :nu-rfed during the NU! Of
contrast win; tliose Mxrnrle" xnxx Molinmoi su, mo msc mnuor
appearance a ure see of me pl-eeeng llgypusn Dynasty.
of regularity in ”°W°“ “V” ‘° nné Manchu-rm is her only child.
The hut in
Abdel
of
bon
‘sr
DE,
§ E
often. and 8065 5° I-h° °I'h°’ ex' y nv; together
crzrsc;:°lstar“a n~ie»ies.
a - Az'~. ness'
this are found in the cactus duh- M muh
lies, to which the Fantasy” lin-
nlos are frequently °°¥“Pl¥`¢4-
Plsnts breeders believe this WPC
of flower may be u throw'bsoI¢ I0
some remote ancestor _ Wh°5°
characteristics had been submerged
in the evolution of the dominant
type. All zinniss have M011
developed from tiny flowers an
R E [I D E N E D 
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is
Lugo appropriations have been
made for govemment construction
ihlrlq.
HELPS N(/\L AND UEAUIIIY
Among these flowers the Fantlsy R lm* and kduuan dl-_”af_
hs s beoomenotiouhl smoother-sad
whiter by daily use of (§i8¢\IrI. Baths
rndéoak in lsSo’t;cresmyl;§e:;lfsooth~
ng u Curl |>-th lnoinl
freel with Cuticun Oelihtnient. Called
- V < to creams uid lotions. \ForFRB
lm le-with "Cls8cun" DQR. I.
E ns 51. ml sem vm. umm
type is not found, but there are
numerous other types of blossom,
which have not yet. been produced
in the larger trains.
If Nature should decide te re-
produce all the zlnnla’s varied
fomis 'on 1s larger scale, this
flower family would become the
most varied of all in blossom types.
Already itls the most popular 
oo¢1d'»K|dnevPiIl= .i‘_ti2i?.r.::s..F“ii:.°i;.;°:;%:l
garden flower in this oommtq. t. ` ,
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MASSAGE HlZg;,5fy_?
I ` the 1mP°’I'°“°° °f géglm., 9.51 meg.
n I I
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urts
Mass
Why
Wlvl
MrC
thethingstriathiishsndsdo
Reno are: Changing right under their
conveniences.
af
E'
3
.1
e
their wives to the mo es
games and step out of an evening.
is
mst. <
tok
fo
and shom scarecrows they have
mo th as they do the Judgment Day
81.*-
QHBY 6 B-nd July 1- The wurt Gi-owling over the bills until their wiuv'-es' dre
ood .
W
pe son _
supporting wives wh do the work of
seeing s. pay envelop;
the
behave themselves or get s prise at
of
tions
their dinner partner wus.
look like a million dollars in
many divoreees. '
Ducks. Dronvins
never mentioning
again. thus leaving
they I-no regarded
lil
at
Acting ss if being
of is picnic for any
could not possibly crave my diversion
socks and washing their shirts and ws
evenings; Having to be bullied. bribed,
vi oocssimmlly. ,
Never showing uw appreciation of anything their wives do for them
not even saying "'1'r-nik you." or Bivlnc U10
‘ when they have walked forty blocks to save. 10 dents on the meat ul
out-rate butcher shop. Assuming that
nies and prefer to stay at home with the
Knowing that' their wives are dying
en or two of affection and refusing to
around the house. Getting so hard on
rced to rest. them by going to the movies
les what they married instead of the
n Ao
polized all of the space and the heat and
1
kers who could run a house on air
consumed in the homo Blaming
or -
r sl allowance Making them hog f
»‘ Blaming the childrenls faults I-nd
ir mothers, but bragging about MY
/ schoo
their wives' families coma to visit them.
Not taking thetroublle to telephone
coming home or are bringing Q stranger
their wives a. lot of anxiety and extra work. Throwing up the perfec-
of other women to them. Telling
breadistotheirs.howbesutifulam!n'eshso|n¢youn¢girlis.howenteiv
Expecting them to have babies. do
walking the colic md still keopyouw
baseman
made themselves. Expecting their wives
blaming them when they foil to do lt.
Lttera ture
.i»,»,~.. onmfliy 'Da »i°I=§-
Husband, if Your Wife Talks A_bout Reno
Take Stock of Your Shortcollilllgs and
She May' Change Her
_ Ihvonnng
Aside' fran the mljor crimes I-nd
‘UDDI
Mind About
You `
riii5§I
§i=5§§t
;i§§§ir
slate
that
eyes
all
the
the
ss
es ' sf
Ii  
ggéi 3
gpg; §§
s%§g§=§
Eliliir
rtl§§€r
_I
it
§§§rs
Engl
woman
more lively than
tolling for them
csloled, shsnghsis
ir wives n pst on the new
t.tiirwives¢l1J°yD111l2111ng
isabywhsntlleytootftovgrln
lhting a hundred perfect meals without voicing a. word of praise, but
getting out the hammer and the remainder of the snlvil chorus if trim
toomuchsaltinthesoupor thamest
is overdone on the himdrad and
for Q. few compliments mg ;
give them to them. Going sloppy
the eyes tint their wives are
to see something that resemb-
unlaundered, unpressed, unshaven
of ovary
es had mono-
the 1 eaten all of the
thstm for "nat  wrniracie-
Ro using ve -ves any
or every nickel. B\‘l8lln¢ about
half-s-dozen servants without ever
defects and lack of manners on
son or MY dnughtor when they
1. Acting like heck when any
in
t§r
‘5
when they sro going to he isle
to dinner, although it would sav(
them how superior Motnerl
theoookinibeuphsutbsnlgn.
sndvnmpisn. Expecting memto
bargains or frocks that they ilsvg
toheepthemfromronmingand
Andthatiswhgtharoorem
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THE COOK’S I
CORNER
conlv n.oi.1.s wrra ssussoss.
One-half cup very tim yellow
com meal. 1 teupoon suit, 1-4
cup white sugar, 3 hblespoons
shortening, 2 cup; whole milk,
1 yeast cake (compmmed), i-4
cup warm water, 2 slightly beaten
eggs, 8’-4 cup sifted flour. Mix the
com meal, salt, sugar in top of
are often more tightly drawn than curuey In tum w the Duke and _double houen .dd mllk' md sm-
untll smooth. Then add the
shortening. Cook over boiling water
for 15 minutes, stirring constantly.
Remove from heat, and cool. Add
yeast which has been mined with
warm water. and the bellton eggs.
Then add flour. A little more or
sr °
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riigfiggti
§§l§§sli’rrr
ls§;l§§§I’§i
rrzsriiziérzl
lens. 6096
flour. ml?
dough go
handled.
cover wi
warm pl
sine. 'Darn
form into
fn a greased
rise lesln un
bulk. Bake in A
I2 minutes. Bene
grilled ssllsp.
SUNLIGHT SALAD.
'llliislsoneoatherocipssgives
by Helen G. Bates. 3.5.83-, In l
recent Radio Cooking School blk
One and |. hsk mms shredded
ol/bbsn. 8-4 aim shredded nw enr-
rots, 8-4 cup crushed pineapple, 1-f
cup blsnchsd luedded almonds.
msypnnaisn.
Combine ingredients with dns:
ing. Serve on crisp lettuce. dar-
nish with wstemnss. " ‘
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PEERLESS
A delightful spring town en-
semlblo that is a. figure flatten:
with its new boxy Jacket. Remove-
your jacket and youve s slimming
afternoon dress.
This charming ensemble fsrmsde
of I. distinctive widely spaced print
crepe silk.
The lovely
dns has 1111
sheer white
bodice is the px-et
seen. ’I‘bo.shuulde‘r|
portant squared-off
skirt has u greeeful flared hem.
Another very sttrsctivs scheme is
nsvyehlue meer with white orguidls
or lens.
smart for :umm
tons and linens.
A Detailed Sewing C
eluded.
Stylo No.
slsss 10. IB.
42, 44, 46 an
36 requlns 5
material with 1-8
contrast.
png or mmm 18 osnh In
stsmvl or coin (coin lmfsrssih
Imp coin carefully sddlus to
chsrlomwwn Guardian giving-
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up in l Nsrlobi, South Africa, street
after s close mstch md held s free-
for-sll in which sticks, stones and
knives wen freely used, one mm
being killed md many inland. .
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