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PAGE atom _ _ _ me CHAaLQ'r'ri~;rowN_ouAaoiAN c..._.SE.§TEMBER` 28. -. 'w
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_ fWoman ’s Real m-.°- Social and Personal -.°- Fashions -:- Literature
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. Dorothy Dix’s Letter Box 
Why Argue Over a Definition of Personality?
There Seems to be no Conclusive Answer- .
_ it is Something.You Have or You D0n’t
Fashion Guides For
Dressiiiaker
'1`§i'= iii-\\' looking "Ballerina"
.~..iii.; .It ~ is ii clii:.iiig stile for
;,:.i,=\\. c .\.;'i\. The front closing
'.,.<.ic iz  .~, it .~i|nple to slip into.
u:'.» q;i:ckl_v fs. ieiied
iiitixiii (-;i~_\ rtiicli. L\'.'ivy blue wool
.:~= i ..\ :kit-liing tis, the original.
'l`E.i\ i "1\riiiid trciit lied sa~h and
l~'. . . .re s'oiie bli:<'. A gay c t-
iiiii ii. Z. gilaiil wool or gingham.
ri". i i :i1I;.~ print, etc., are other
1. ii: i.iliric.» for school....
ii > .i \-'ii ii or r.i-on crepe for
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. i . _ .» = : ~_ r’;.ii't i‘ insiuried.
~` > . 1 ._lIiii :__ iirsiiiieci for .»:z“5
1. 'I '.1 :fri l`_‘ _\*<'.i:'.=. S74' 8 re-
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if you keep your nose to the grind-
slone rough,
‘ And keep it there long enough
i You soon will forget there is any
y such thing
l As the L>i.\i.Ls mai babble and the
; bzrds that sux;
‘ '1‘hc.=e ihrce tiiiiigr. will your world
CDlll}li}5(?.
Jiui _\ou, the grindstorie, and your
poor old iio~e.
_ -‘l‘lie Grange News.
PAINTED WOODWORK
11 z.. ni-zur io wash painted
3 iv-'\i:i'.\.ik n small amount at a
rinse and then wipe ¢lr_\‘.
will p:i~\'i»iii those streaks so
ofien ~seeii loilowiiig paint clean-
THE ('()PPER ('()ll.S
'usli oft' the copper coils of the
wlieii the burner and coils are cov
ered w.th _.miles or soot it requires
niorv g:i~ to hunt the water and
them clean.
HOUSEWIFE
ACTIVITIES ,
`
Dear Miss Dix--We have had an argument over the meaning of per-
TAKE A VACATION l m§efg,c:§1E,t¢j€,u1f1'¢;g;§ng[§h¢;; gsonality. A says that personality is looks in one DGPSOH. flow of f_g0e¢1h ln
‘m age of the f°wl_ another, frequently education; clothes in one case, while ln U10 01' it 15
i dsposftion. B contends that personality is
-~ not any of these things alone. Flor instance,
a person can have a p.easa.nt disposition and
still not have personality. Or one _could
graduate from ten colleges and still be '
without personality. While, on the con-
trary, some people who are homely and not
particularly clever or cultivated have person- '
allty. What is that certain something which
makes personality? A. M. S.
s il. ,
NEW NEGLIGEES MAY HAVE
SHORTIIR. SKIRTS
Since dress design exerts such a
strong influence in negl.ge de-
velopments, it will be interesting
house coats garden frocks and the
like will be interested in the sil
_ houette sponsored by Schiaparelli
for dance frocks.
This is the full-skirted silhouctte.
eral inches from the ficor, It hits
y already created a great deal of rn-
terest and since the Dirndl has
to see if designers of robes lntime.  -:_<:_:i-.- 
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with the hemline of the skirt sei- ` "_" "V
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to defin
consists.
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No one knows. No one has ever been able
tain individuals that makes them different.
_ . from the balance of the herd and that gives
_ Caused such B fumre m neghgee _ them a magic that attracts us to them,
| circles, it is natural that this short- I El C_ _ __ _ 1
er length skirt should ai o interest 1 can d1l1°_f_l_ :ln l_11cd to give a name to this mysterious quality, and she
negnsee designem | \_____c C_._t_ 1; _ _Phe public promptly defined this as meaning sex appeal.
It would seem that for summer ‘_ _‘ 5" “‘"‘@~5 blltffl-3 Ula! She lnlended the word to e
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You cannot put your finger upon it. ,
t an intangible something about cer-
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KIND OF START. may
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especially. it could fit very readily
and pleasantly' into the picture,
with sheer cottoris for very femin-
l ine versions and the more sturdy
. PAPER BAG RACE
l Every one taking part places a
large paper bag over his head-_
avy brown paper. 'I’hi.s makes lots 1
,_ ___  r_'.'- ;‘ ‘ ` ot fun, as the contestants, not
\ .~`  " ` ` "' `_
 "diff" " 4' ‘ ’V!"iii\ ie ile it a\\a\ the dovin bei
.. iiii pi_,ti ,- ‘au ll.€'
ng able to see. run all over the
.:     C _,l,._`.i` f_','_,]| Oh .ww "L1 C pi}_l lace. (Care must be taken to see
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V.-:“-“1  the night. and are said to be help- f
" ful for those suffering with rose g t to donnie a cbuple of dozen
/ ` °r my “vcr” ___ ___ nipples-those sold with baby boi-_
‘ __ ‘ CARE OF THE OIL STOVE _ ties. Fill the bottle with pop. put*
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£1
20:9 _
Send f‘..'tc¢n cents (150 in
v.ii,'i K:-‘in careiiily address tc'
' -.v'- <'l:,'ir'iliin giving-.
L  5 _._ '_o;9 .size .... ..... ... ; Take Om and Screw lids on mmm grounds. let some one hide a iouplef
-*”  L____"__ 2 _nche_S_ one pair or feet mu t_;iei.nded agree. is the ideal summer
low .stuffed \\'.ih hair for sum
mer use. They are much cooler
to sleep on. much less apt to
c.iu.~e the head to perspire during
To prevent the little oil heater
from rusting while it is stored
aivay when nrt. in use, take
cqiiiil paris of liiisccri oil. iurpcn-
tiiiv and liquid stove blocking and
apply with a paint brush. Let
dry thoroughlv. then apply a soc-
nnd coat. Any nickle sections.
ure-asc tlioi-ouglilv with lard or
petroleum ointment.
caxuaowcuicxsu.
Cut chicken up as lor slewing.
iabout 2 iiielies_.> put on rubbers
and scrviv on lid loosely. Put in
boiler mid boil two and a half hours.
iurii upside down and keep that._
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and clean the feet. boil them sepa-
raleZ_\. and use the water to put in
J-me then put in rather more
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Just an 01dCowhand ,,
Yr
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fi 1 .’..~i-. it-;,i~.nifd rt ii Rd:-o cut We
vit. ii 'ii--1. fascinated by the msn-sired cowboys he saw all wel-ring NH- __
gallon liars
he's every
"1 I-l :;» l~..i¢ Iii li ~. fturv elmps. Marvin Jensen, that's our
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.<t attracted n lot of attention and '
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that they do not run into danger._
POP-DRINKING CONTEST
Get sixounce medicine bottles
or this. and also get the local drug-
ls
on the nipple. If you have t\veni_\'!
in the race, you must have twenty
other persons at, say, fifty _vardsl
Tdistance. The second twenty per-_
l sons hold the bottles and when the
runners have done 50 yards they,
each get a bottle from those hold- i
ing them. They must consume the‘
contents; the first to do so and!
run bank the fifty yards wins the
race. If those who are looking onj
and the contestants do not know
about the nipples beforehand, it is
good fun.
TREASURE HUNT
If there is bush near picnic
of prizes in out-of-way places. and|
those who find these keep them. _
Eau de cologue, the beauty-
rfume. Cooling to the skin, it
OLOGNE ls IDEAL PERFUME ’ ' ' ' ' ' -
l kms m _ 1 f m an that. She
_ 1 . < [ - ] Y ~ - _
__o______ i_ ~_ie __i(is used tie word to describe a man who was not good. _   _ _  _
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l ' is Ju \\' i possessed some mysterious force and magnetism that `
l came from the spirit and which made h ' ‘
l had nothing wliritever to do with it im ineslsuble' and that sex appeal F
Sllv S0-is that "1T' must axpress unseli consclousnxs and self-o0n.i1d.
   1°" Now2oaiNos '
.
 __l___;-*___~§_<;_1_'_\¢‘ll1i1\£§ f-"1->C Hating and mysterious, always rccognizabe but    r'fr 
ii,
That is porsoiialit '. Even chll re i V -' .
namby-pamby, as mulch like thollsallitllsagg gthgplisgllgs ‘Ein hifi/xibbg and
while the iniaiit iii the next crib will have something t.haI.p;,ttra,ct.s 5%
iiticntion, iliiit awakens your interest and that makes you want to chuck t
iiiidcr the chin or take it home for adoption. '
stimulation buoys you up
down! _
. m '
__ _Certainly beauty has little to do with pci'sonal1ty, because the great
rank and tile oi good-lockers are geiieiaily utterly oommonp ace You are
content to admire them at a distance without desiring to know 'them ber.
ter. While olten a homely man or woman is utterly fascinating Indeed,
roasier-fresh. ]t`s pnekcrl
a classic story is told of a man phenoimerially ugly who uscd to béasl, than R
gven tifteen inniutes \\1th any woman he could outdlstance the handsom
OASTED AND PACK
est man ui the race for her favor. _
FIRST, the tantalizing fragrance of its aroma-
then, the goodness of its mnlelilcss flavour. . . . 
And then-what friendly cheer! Its friendly
. . . the one sure way to bring you entice as fresh
and wholesome as the hour it lofi tlic roasting oven.
. . . and never lets you
in a super-vneiium tin
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Nor does a flow of speech constitute personality unless it 1,5 the kind
of persoiiiiluy that repuses rather than attracts, There are none from
whom we flee so quickly as we do from monologists. Education is more , T0dl)"$ Shbfl WBVC ,
likely lo squelcli personality than it is to foster it. The student is hardly 4
vvci' even liuniiui. He gets dry as dust poririg over his books, as 5, general l
thing. To be the glass of fashon and the mold of form certainly calls at.-
ieiition to a pcisiiii, out it takes sonietlling besides clothes to make person-
Radio Program
ality. No one yetuiis io clium up with a ia.ilor's dummy. ‘Al nm’ h E°"°“' 5‘°'°*"‘7 !
Neither is ziiniiibi ity personality any more than plans manga 15 pap.
rika. People with good dispositions are ccrta niy the salt of the earth, but TUESDAY, SEI"l‘l-.MBER 28
they ure not its spice. g,;_“|5
9:30 a.m -“l-aust" i.| sci; ts),
Probably we :ill hui-c our own definition of personality For me, per- 1
way of doing things and saying things so that they are never quite like any m" 15'” mcg' ,
one else. Anti it coiisists in uu.liv.dua.ls putting pep and enthusiasm inw _ _ ‘olfxo _ ,
everything. They are never rubber stamps, never ciull, flat and b01‘in€. And ‘$7 p'm"”'1°yama M ‘l"M5'
they rouse ii iceling in you. You may hate them or love them, but you
.irc ncier iiidiii'i‘i't-ui io tiiehi. And they have a nameless charm that yOu Amly- JZK' 19-7 m~ 15-1° "W2 5
can never describe cvcii to yourself. JZJ. 25-4 111-. ll-80 mfg.
i-__ Stflxkhhn Lint'
Pei-soiiiility is a grand subject to argue over, because were 1; no ans. V 6 p.m.-.Science iii the News.
wer to the problem. W2)gA_1=', 31,4 m__ 9,53 mcg,
LIJNUUA
Dear Dorothy Dix-My fiance and I plan to be niarricd in the near ' 6:30 p.m.--'They’re Off." a ion-
futurc, hut. we are confronted by a vcry pcipiex ng pisocicni. his iatnei' .stop variety of sliced and rliythm.
and mother uve in a large home that is realty adequate for two lainuics, GSP, 19,6 m__ l5_31 mgg_; G50,
but we dont. want to live under the same root with them, although iiiuy 19.7 m., 15.18 meg.; OSF, 19.8
soiiiiliiy coiisisis in originality. ln a man or woman having an udividual a play by Ggeme' TPA`2' “L6 :
d
.   e as Y
4 lbs. granulated sugar
Method: Cut the plums in halves
and remove the stones. Peel the
marrow and slice thin. Place both
fruits in a. preserving kettle and
sprinkle the sugar over»the top.
Let :land for 2 or 3 hours to ex-
tract tlie juice, then cook gently un-
til the jam is thick and clear.
Crack about 12 or 15 of the plum
.stones and remove the kemels.
Chop these nrid add to the jam
just before rr.-moving from the fire.
Pour at once into hot. sterile jars
iiiid seal,
Ban oi the Imperial .lapiiiiescl '
Now wc have room for just one
more rind so that we do not neglect
any of the fruits we first mention.
ed. it will he one for pears. You
can make this with the Bartlett
pears which are here or you oan
use the infer hard pears, The Bart-
lett-s cook
stay more
4 lemons
Sugar
the white,
which has
Measure
the ,lam is
I hot, sterile
~:r' __;t_
l1P better! lihia oilicli
in small dice.
PEAR. MARMALADE
4 lbs. pears
2 cupss crushed pineapple
Méthod: Peel and core the pearl
and cut them fine. Add just enough
water to prevent their burning
and cook until very soft.
Grate the rind ironi the lemons
or put it through the food chopper
and cut the pulp fiiie. discarding all
pithy port, Add to the
pear pulp with the pineappll
been flmiiml.
the fruit and odd 1 cu;
of sugar to each cup ni the fruit
Cook gently for 1 hour or unti
thick. Si-ir oftmi so thai
it won’t scorch and then pour lnil
jars and sonl.
___ W. -- 1-ea..-1
are grand people His mother thinks as we do, but his ia/ther can t see m_, 15,14 meg; G59, 35_5 m
are using cologne for evening as
one you re ly like. 1t's a nice
idea to have it match the odor of
soft curves. makeup that gives your _
electrical tasting laboratory indi-
mopile. a sensitive instrumrnt for
Answer:
to house two taiiilics oi relatives.
p us the iiitamout 1 - '
odor wheix days ag: me h0?t__s?_ why two luninies should live separately. Are the three of us iooish in
Funhemm,e_ since me ben” “_ insisting that no two related ia1n.lies should live in the same house?
eties no longer have a slight med- ‘ ALNL'
icinal tang, more and more women
wen M daytime Lei me advise you with all the earnestness of which I am capable to
select w1og_ne'a5 you do anv ___ insist upon settuig up your own separate home and not to go to Live in the
mme um d bs I "_, A Q; _ house with your in-luus, no matrerliow good and kind they are, or how
' P ng a 0 I5 an R fond you are oi ihcin. You are now on the most beautiful te.i'm.s. keep
“em °“ you; wrists “nm W” fmd , that way by keeping away from them. No house was ever built big enough
YOU! D801 OU OP Solis and YOU! Your lathcr-in-law~to-be is looking at the matter from a mans point of
l P°Wd°"» 01 °°Ul'5°- but Ver' view, which includes economy and the using of unoccupied space. He
WNY 110'- %°S0l“W'l' “@¢€SS8fY- doesnt see why two women can't get along comiortably togetlier, nor why
you should want io have a home of your own. But your mother-in-l.aw,
PRETTY WOMAN SHOULD being a ivomiin, knows that two women, even when they are mother and
DRESS T0 HER TYPE daughter, caimot keep house together viithout clashing because there is
the difference oi a whole generation in the.: training and habits. Also she
under the same roof.
If you are sort of round and knows that every woman wants tier own home in which she can do as she
blonde and prettier than you pleases. And Moiliei'-in-law should be wise enough to know that what you
are smart, look for a dress this ‘ iion'|. see in your in-la.-.vs literally doesnt' hurt you, and that you wl.l have
autumn which br ngs out your less to crit eize and fewer iaults to find with each other ii you do not live
skin a pinkish glow. and a femiiniie l W
colffure. It doesnt martyr wha; l Every young couple should set up their own home and they should set
type you are so long ag you do 3;; ‘ it up alone. 'i ncy are a thousand times more likely to make a success of
you 9;” 1_0 lntenglfy may (Wm thc r iiiai'ri-eige it' from the very lust they are thrown upon each other for
conipaiiioiisiiip and help, and if they can do their adjusting when no tturd
gLrpp|;R SA-"N y party is siiuiciing by to reieree their quarrels and take sides. So insist upon
____ ‘ .iaviiig your own homc. That way your happiness lies.
Satin; me stmenm u _ 1 ` Dear Dorothy Dix--1 am a giri oi 16 the oldest oi four mothcrless
muclpauon of the ng; s';,;g:l_n n ctiidreii. The youngest is 12. Our father is think ng of getting married,
_iut we are opposed to it because we tear that it will break up the har-
.noiiy oi ine ironic. We climt want to be selfish, but it just doesnt seem as
Ans\\'er‘
ANOTHFR REASON ,FOR QTRAW  though hi- .should get married again. Will you please give us your view-
HATS IN SUMMER point on iii... suiiutt? KIDUISH-
“"°"“° '°"' °°“d“°t°“ 'V “ I ii your rather is making a wise choice or a second wire. if he has ul-
, l l .him d th be t I
uw that “nw is about the GOWN, cctoa a good scns ble voman it wil be tie best for an e s or
, I you for him to marry.
Pmaible m°*¢"°'l fm' 9' summer hat' ‘ Of course, the idea of ii stepmother is repugnant to you because tradi-
The “"4 were mme with “~ "1"" tion has made the cruel stepmother into an ogre who devours the helpless
little cliildrcn who fall into her hands.
me'-‘""nU radiant "MTW ‘hen "° But the mean stepmother occurs fa.: oftener in fiction than she does
W“7)~ 0" ° "mf Where the 'fm' in rea. life. Most women viho marry widowera try to substitute for the
Dfltul* W” 95 in the Sh“d*’» °"9 mother the young ones have lost and do a mothers part by them. I have
thermopile was exposed to the sun. known only one or two harsh stepmothers, but 1 have known dozens of
11105121' Dl°°¢<l Und" 1 SWHW hat- stepmother-s who sacrificed more for their stepchildren than ' their own
while a third was covered by a felt mother-5 would have done, and who loved them and were loved by them.
hat- R0¢dll1¥8 °f th!! lfl-‘l\'Um¢’Y1l5 You must think that you children are nearly grown. In a vefy few
were taken for several periods of years you w ll be about the business of life for yourselves. Even now you
different duration. The resuits in- are occupied with your own interests and pleasures, and this leaves y0'u_1_‘
dicated that tl; straw h_a_t traps- _ lawyer vm-y lonely, and he will be still more lonely after YW mlffy U1
mils to your ld 1°-*G l' Hn 0119- leave him. .
seventeenth of the s\in's rays, de- Ii you keep him from marrying, are you goin_g_ wt?-i_i:_' l:___0Kt5___W_l_l_‘l\__f_1lE
fleeting Us per cent, The felt hat nf evenings to bear liim company? Are YOU 8; 1? un? Consider me"
u`n'-g"f`;¢¢¢‘|b°n “tg-1°ne_emh¢ of the glrlirféguiixi lytiiili  sgkihgrrf llifehlhrialrl-itz; xlslgakifes ygu free to B0 YOU! °W“
gg , Q 1 per Cen . 1 - ’
ys way. and that a stepmother comes lo y0uasatrlend_s$nod nd- B; f_=;\&l_|Y- __
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skin you :airs in others! uaands
hava found the secret in Cuticura
trsalmsnts. So simple. tool The Soap
soothe! ug! elasnsea-the Ointment
relieves an helps to heal. Ynu'll mar-
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PRESSING SITUATION
Weary father, appearing in
parlour doorway at mldt‘ll8hl»1 -
"My dear slr, I have no ob.l0¢ll0¥\
to your coming here and sitting up
half the night with my daughter,
or io yoilr standing on the d-oar top
for three hours saying 'Good-night/
But, in consideration for the rest.
ofthohouseholdwhowllhwgnso
deep. wui you kindly take your el-
bow off the bell-push."
PATERNAL PEDAGOGUE
Jimmy had been sent to bed by
his mother for using a naughty
word. when his father cams home
she sent him up to punish the boy.
"I'll leach him to swear!" he
roared. and started \ip the stairs.
He tripped on the top step-and
even his wife held her ears for a,
few moments.
"You‘d better come down now,"
she called up after the ar had
cleared somewhat. 'iJimmy'| had
enough for his first lesson.”
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m.,
31.5
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25.5
12:
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4 a
PEACH AND PINEAPPLE
21
lc
2 cups granulated sugar 0
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11.75 meg. |
6:35 p.m.-Short Wave Mail
B98.
6.
.strumenis a mclici ous report.
8.45 p m -Symphon pcm;
Latin American Chilean and
ll p m.-Lo. Ciimaiieses. quartet.
YV5RC, 51.7 m., 5.8 meg
BERLIN
9I5_ pm.--About L..risquencis,
Soldiers and Wandering fellows.
'45 p.m.-Gerniaii Musical 'In~ _
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DJD, 25.4 m., 11.77 meg.
9:55 p.m.-"`l=‘i.'-h_lng," a feature
program. GSG. 16.8 m., 17.79
meg.; GSI. 19.6 m.. 15.26 meg.;
CSD, 25.5 m. 11.75 meg.; GSB,
BUENOS Alklh. ARGI-lNTl\'l~`
RX
31.06 m., 9.66 meg.
CJRD. 48.7 m., 615 meg.: CJRX,
and Songs. for Home Singing. JZ
LYNDHllRS’I’. AUSTRALIA
Talk. VK3’LR, 31.3 m., 9.55 meg.
7HECOOK’S\
SCHENECTADY
F2XA.F‘, 31.4 m., 9.53 meg I
BERLIN
254 m 1177 mer
SAN'lIAGO (HILL
at'onal Music CB960
9 60 meg
\,‘\RACAS
LONDON
m.,9.51 meg.
pm.-Dance Music. L ,
SASKATOON
30 a.m.-Old Time Frolic l
m., 11.72 meg.
'I`()K\'0
45 a.m, -Childrens Soiigs,l
K, i
m., 15.16 meg, ‘
.m.--(Wednesday) -- National
CORNER
-2 cups diced peaches
up diced pineapple
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for costumes and knit costumes are even more popufar than ever bef0Y6-
Llttle wonder this is so for women have become expert sit. fashionin8 91°”
im knit garments and have teamed that nothing answers so many P105'
1 orange. Juice and grated rind l iems both in town and country wear. This smart two-piece may be 'Wd'
12 marasohino cherries. chop- 1 with short or long sleeves as you prefer. simple yet novel orwnw0fk "~“"
Nd I the fmnt of the blouse which has a deep buttoned closing at the MDW
Lhod: Scalri and peel the
peaches and cut fine. Either cut , but any color either dark or light. will be equally smart.
ratiem includes a tissue pattern for i>‘a¢.idngu~ie garment altar it \‘
the pineapple into fine dice or use l
the drained, shredded kind. Place l .k
with
the orange and the sugar. l S0
Cook gently until the conserve 0
is thick and clear. Just before re- U
moving from the stove, add cher-
ries cut in quarters. Pour into hot, 1-
sterile jars and seal at once. N
the Juice and grated rind of _
Plums combine well with marrow
and this one makes an inexpensive D
jam for the marrow adds to the _ N
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and doesnt affect the flavor..
For complete pattem and instructions for all of these
nd 20 cents in stamps orcoin (coin preferred) to The Chl-I'
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se this coupon. ' Print your name and IMIHI I*-*‘
o The Charlottetown Glsnllan
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