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¥Z..s“.’l’I.°;'.§ Dorothy Dix'-I ..f"é‘,fl`.. I A je -af .QQ "3  ‘
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v _ __ ___ *_ " _ -~'-'_ -_ *fi __
coivvnvcrm ' ' men ; si some ,
Have a Heart for Your Poor Old lfarents on ,e3,:;°f,n;'¢e,;w_N’fnw““"’_
Dorothy Dix Entreats Boys and Girls- rm my we that spring is am, ,,, ,,, wo... , 1... me ...tin mica or
.__ Don’t Marry Before You Can Support » Ye? "°° “Y “H “‘° “‘““’ “lg” “me-
/ a Family and en Dump  as ‘$11105 111111' be blue. and buds 11PP€111'. Irritability; losing one’a temper
an Added Burden on Your ,Robins may win on even lawn '
Tired Father and Mother I-“nd °’°f’“‘°‘ “nd ”‘°‘”“'°“’ "‘°°°“ S°°“°f “"1" “ml-
Mom serious signs of fatigue for
-»---_ And streams burst. out of wintry which g,_h°1iday assu,-eeuy reqmmd
_ _ tomb-‘ are' sieeplessness- lassitude not
_ B ' nd iris, have a heart. Consider your parents a. little before _ ' '
you sgtsnfarrlegd. Dont bri.ng n wife or a husband home for your Door N" mn °f tmse ”m°Ved my d°“bt':°l'¢1`°°me by a. night's rest; head-
old father and mother to support. They have had o hard enough time .Last night] Intent lo try my skin' M3195- ‘mt dl” W UIY 9Y° d¢f°C¢ 01'
icaiiiig you and giving you an education .ind good
clothes and sport cars and a thousand luxuries that
they have denied themselves. Ever since the doctor
said, “.lt‘.s a. fine boy, sir," or, “It's e. beautiful girl,
ma’am," their lives have been one long sacrifice to
you. They have toiled that you might not have
to work in your childhood. They have worn their
old clothes so that you might be dressed as well as
the other youngsters at school. They have sweated
through hot summers at home that you might go
complex that made him prefer work to play. You have thought that the got to play and started asking Eyes with obvious make
reason mother always looked dowcly was because she didn't take any ln-
i
off to cool camps in the mountains. is
5 _ By Brio Muncaster
And poets write a million lines,
Bhe sun rise earlier every dawn
‘I took s. Jig sau puzzle out
lhrllll
rom: rimreor airmen
_iii/lo., in a recent game. Thirteen
ldiarnonds and thirteen clubs.
you have mougm that the reason .gmt dad] The cards were dealt on the up! Summer eyes should have that _
new, wok A vacation or go; away from the omg; r uiid up and the players, on rccelv-i healthy wide-awake look that but- _
or store even for a week was because he had some sort of peculiar mental ling such extraordinary hands for- dcoi- exercise brings
!“\vhat can I do with a. hand like
.,..
terest. in her personal appearance and didn`t know the difference between I this.
a. hand-me-down and a. Paris frock. You have thought that the reasoni
father and mother never took trips or went to places of amusement was.
because they were old stick-in-the-muds who didn't take any interest in I
anything outside of their own homes. `
Well, you are vastly mistaken. You are the reason why father has
slaved over his desk and mother has got hump-shouldered bending over
the gas range and the sewing machine. You are the reason why father .
and mother look as if they had been fished out of the'ra ba instea f
Mrs. Risley, one of the players.
immediately on looking at her cards,
asked for a. headache tablet.
WIDOW’S PEAK
INDICATES FINER HAIR
The person who has a. w‘dows
`_ nd found the game had lost its to gastro-intestinal or other disease:
HANDS WERE DEA!/l`:worlc, which may be detected by
i Four perfect bridge hands wereiones SOM or by others' I -
held by players in Excelsior Springs,
pades, thirteen hearts, thirteen] THE SUMMER 'mmm
more qu.ickly and easily than usual
allowing small things to annoy one
other disease indigestion. not due
sensation of twitching muscles, of
recent onset. and not necessarily
visible twitching' deterioration of
PROTECT YOUR EYES IN
the bath
MADE
IN CANADA
_ I/Voman s Realm _-:- _Social and 'Personal -:- Fashions c-.°-_ L_iter`atu'rei 
4-O-Ol
Olive _Oil I
brings beauty no your. skin
~`_¢»a:m1imn»s»»»»a¢
Palmaliw gun
Nxwnrs priceless seem of skin beauty
has not changed in over 3,000 F911-
Itinobefoundin the precious qd|0f0l1v¢
and palm. _
Fortunuel , the beauty efects of then Dil!
are yours rodiy in Pnlmqlive 5°¢P_°“7 °°
uae, simple and inexpensive: just rub :warm
larhero Pnlmclive gently into the 171111 °f
face, neck and shou den. Rinse, first with
warm`water, then with cold.
This thorough clcansingkeepe lkin dw
and ine in texture bringing out all I-l1¢
charm of natural lovelincss. _
Now that Palmolive_ is selling at th¢
lowest price in history, give yourse _ the full
benefit of its mild, entle -cl=e11Sl"B”'f°'
as well as gcc and hindi- B" 3
cake! today. Learn for yourself how quiill'
our skin responds to Palmolivcs S1I11Pl°
eauty care.
, AMomingSnu’l¢ V
"Goodne||_ gracious," exclaimed
his wife when ahs-saw him, “end
phwat ye,beon at now, Pat?" _
Pat groaned dlamally. “Oi'vo hal
me nose broken in three plum,”
he replied uuhuvmly- '
"wen," me an wire mmm*
have that-'il lam re to keep outa'
them places.” ' _
Little Doris returned lmilllllls
` early from school the other day.
she rang the door bell. There wu
no answer. Sho 18.118' `88¢1ln, I. little
longer. Still -no answer. A third'
time she pushed the button, lon|
and hard. Nobody came to the dooi
' Then she pushed open the letter
box, and in it shrill voice which car-
ried to the ears of every neighbor il
‘tae block, shouted: -'Ive ui right
mamma, I ain't the inatalmoni
fmml" -
*___
The Freshman-I don’t believe the
old prof. himself could solve thll
problem. _ `
The Junior-certainly not. Ha’|
_ not a practicing mathematician, H1
only teaches mathematics.
-up are
out of place in the great outdoors.
Reserve mascara for the nighttime.
Eye shadow, too, comes in the ca-
Vf.'01'.v of things to be left off for
warm weather. It, too, should be
used evenings, but not daytime.
Particularly not for the girl who is
an outdoor sport. It is positively
incorigruous to see a. girl with eye
CANADIAN PRIMROSES "mt Punch
_#__
The dry Canadian summers are.
ot suited to primroses, states the
1 cup orange juice
‘fi cup lemon juice `
ki tablespoon grated lemon rind
_ ii
peek 15 ilkeiy to haw fine, hairyshadsw dashing about a. termig Dominion Division of Horticulture,
25 tablespoon grated orange rind
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  ""”`”lT1-fir coolcsi I A
ARDENIN » 
G G 7 CORNER  VAc.g1oNs_
 HEALTI-i `
than the p@,5,,,, wg out one, it “_ court or diving into thi w9,f,¢,_ Iso that these charming flowers re-
_ 4 B, Dr. E _ H #Q \
g 5 d 0
being illustrations of what the well-dressed, middle-aged man and woman; |
are wearing. You are thc reason that they have done so many thingsl
that it was distasteful to them to do and left undone so many things that
they greatly desired to do. They were determined that you should have
a happy childhood and youth. that you should have advantages they never I
had and the opportunities in life that were denied them, and they felt that I
no sacriilce that they could make was too great to attain these ends. i
But they were human, and a few feeble, selfish longiiigs that even
parental love could not entirely crush out, kept alive in their hearts. They E
lived on it hope of what they would do when the _childrv-in were grown and ,
on their own feet. Then they would take their deferred pleasures, Then;
they would enjoy the indulgences they had denied themslvcs so long.
Fathr would case up on his work and mother could afford a maid in
the kitchen. They would buy themselves some good clothes and mother
would see if the beauty shop could massage out' some of the tired lines
that walking babies and keeping the cookie jar full and making party
miL>sty o fthe Rocky Mountains, perhaps the marvels of London and
B`__~I.s. '
mance to lay up something for their old age The would be able o
_ ~ ll t is
protect themselves from the horror of being dependent upon their child- sh
ren, and having to live with in~larvs who showed them every day in every
way that they were unwelcome guests.
8
There isn't a sacrifice that your parents have made for you that they a'_
begrucige. There isn`t a thing that they have done for you that they gl
dens and wrecking their castle in Spain, as you will do if you marry be- "'
fore you are able to provide for a family and dump the support of your b°
wife or husband and children down on the tired old shoulders that have be
borne their own load and are entitled to a rest. t-1
5
Of course, it is done every day. In the last month I have seen the st
tragedy happen three times in families I know. Johnny Jones. just out of use
college, with no profession, no job, no 'practical knowledge of how to earn
a. dollar, without even the price of the wedding ring or the ministers fee, “
marries Mary Smith, equally impecunious, and they go to live with
Johnny's parents. Susie Smith espouses Billy Brown, whose earning cap-
acity is zero and presents him as a precious gift to papa to cherish and m
provide for. Thus becomes cynlcally true the old saying that “when our
to support.
str
to marry until you can finance your own home. And, of course, you say
that marriage is your owm affair and you have a. right to your own life, All-S
butmarrlage isn’t your own affair when you lay the burden of it on your J
or to make them pay the price of your romance. m
You are literally taking the bread out of their mouths when you force »
them to feed your wives and husbands and children. You are making
their last days their hardcst because they are less able to work and sac-
rifice than they were when they were YOUUZ. and YOU H19 Wbbilll them 0!
i
plained. as she oncned her mouth
the plttance that they had laid up for their old age when you force them Wide'
_ Then a look of anguish came over
her face and she pointed wildly to
hor jaw.
Sho had dislocated it again!
to spend it on you and yours because they cannot see you starve.
It lg poor' pay for all your parents have done for you to force your old
father to have to work harder and longer hours because he has more
mouths to feed and to turn your feeble old mother into n. nurscmald, yet
that is what you inevitably do when you marry before you can support a |
family. _ .
Widows peak is the term a plied
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The Bewness Joined tae vessei at
i
C¢7P0nha.gen, went to Australia, LDVDBERGH HOME rs NEW‘
_ waited for the cargo to be unloaded WELFARE CENTRE
And, best of all, when the children were grown they would have ii. 8
11d 5.000 tons of grain loaded, and
,emmmg to Copenhagen in me JERSEY orrv, N. J., .nity 3_
wear them.
im
NOXIOUS
Noxious \v
WEEDS
LANDS
indicated from studi s of heredity; H°W°"°" eyes need t"m°nd°“5|| gum special care' The varmus spec'_
by smdgmts of genetlcu at Umvepicgm in gh, gummy, ¢gme_ ies are raised from sed, which
my of vmmom If you am motoring’ or if you go should be sown as soonas it is ripe
fo
ri 0*” in e boat. cent seem em ' in 'MV' °r in spring As "°E_“°“ *Si es; strain and eiuii. oiiute with
when R persons hm grows down on igiasses. Wear them in glaring sun- "My nn” and mth" ‘m“°“l° W chopped ioe and ice water.
his yorwem to form a pohm A i light. handle, it is advisable to sow it in
chart Prepared by the students; Hnyou bunk in 5lP°n€ USM. fore- nam' Tne nat’ 5h°“ld be kept amd' Cl1rl'M1t Punch
shows inheritance of the peak In one [go berets and go in for sunshade ed and ‘carefully watered. When
family through five generations. 'hats' They,” wearing big noppy amy are large enough to handle the 1 cup sus"
ones for the beach um 13wm_ ;"°‘;d1f:"?;!5h°ud_1L]f|’° 1"°;‘p1°“l';d 2 cups water
n o o rames. a ma
BARONESS TAKES PART Even when you are gnrdemnm ep n y ° 2 cu _ ur t
, put into their permanent quarters ps c mn 'mme
ni wi.\'oJ.»u»riiu:ns' mon i “kk “ big f""“°’“ 1"" °“ y°“’ eiiif in mm °t 3 muse' ’
A Baroness took part in the wind- i bea? It keeps Fhe sun "Um “mum” Larg; plsrlltistczgyr tluilzhlllilllzalegullilf- Juice of 1 mmm
'animers’ Australian-F‘almouth racei:;gen`;0u and It mmects Wm eyes mediately aficr flowerliig. They Combine sus” and WMM' sim'
With grain just ended. She is Bar- ' should be planted in a shady posi-
ness Eva Gylienstiema, n, young! v1s°m'°u°h u mm’ “nn” Puri tion if possible and they must be
meow, and she sailed in the Her- BFS Wear' ""° °"°"’""“t lf Y°“ dm* weii soaked with water when the
gowns and washing out fiimsies for girls always on the go had put there. Z ` `
And they would go to see the places they had dreamed of seeiii throu h P
_ 1 E B
years of rocking-chair traveling _ the golden apples of California, the ispectively.
. If used
ogin Cecile, third to pamh- and gke hats' For bi°’°“n¢ and nl Wt' weath is dry. serve cunam' Jelly is ' wmp
alflmera. the first and second re- mr sports' it is worth while w
IN FARM
eeds in farm lands are
fit to 1 cup sugar
1 quart boiling water
Boil sugar, water and fruit rind
r 5 minutes. Cool, add fruit juic-
mer for 5 minutes, then cool. Com-
bine currant Juice, orange juice and
lemon Juice. Add synip, chill and
2 _
cups to a frothfadd 1 pint boiling
water, yi. cup sugar and the juice
of 3 oranges and 2 lemons. Chill and
serve diluted with mineral water or
ice water to taste. Garnish with
slices of orarfges. This makes three
pints.
'OMAN YA\VNED AND
called in who soon put it right.
'How did you do it?" he asked
when the jaw was back to normal.
‘I just ivrnt like this," she fx-
,p_ The Hopewell home of Col. and enumerated and described in a new
Fruit Punch
.. in-s. cimies A. mncbe ii A f
I have had a ii i ~ _ '11 - 111111
..    _.ru sz. i   me »» we  me  by  
. ' ,, _moped in March, 1932 win be-
elintosfturipmlianil lihixllenct oaend _ C0me ii. ehildren's welfare' centre. the Wm” weeds are 5° p"°lm° that
seasick an.d h.. be no en! Incorporation papers for ..H,gh_ relatively clean fields may be badly
would have left undone. But don’t repay thom by adding to their buf- xperienced s;i1;r'" 0011111; Ci;tI;ae1-H111, iiefd/Q ug; oomonmm which Wm contaminated in two or three years
,B witness that tnoblomy has she i “péxracs te l11'°i>erty. were flied
Come R good sailor’ but a mvigan 01111 S' Clerk Gustav Bach.
r as wcll. She can steer take the? James N' Phelan was usted as
hips bearings by the sun andtsmumry agent' and the ‘m“t’°'y 1
- ffl
ars, and is quite an adept in the 0 ce was stated as 149 Wood
Avenue. Weehawken
of nautical instruments." ' D
m
‘Dealers in Montreal and Quebec'
city have imported several rl
ca oads
DISLOCATEIJ JAW_
You have heard the story of the € oltttillinohhy sthegt ‘mm the U. sq
w .c s ow t
an who was sh0,,,,ng the ,Om i for in 1; _*WW ll ‘°1l11`°°m numbers or seeds. with this object
C1918 8 Production, although,
children marry wc do not lose them " We gain other sons and daughters man MW he lost “ mm" at a °ir`J 4
` ciil
Ithts yea.r's total sealing of timothy'
ar Saw and nmshed the dcmomlm Quebec was 1083 861 pounds auiatlon from surveys of selected fields
ation by losing another one l '
- of which was sold-Do i i S `
Of course. you say that you are so terribly in love that you cant wait H9” 15 11 ‘/flfiflllli !Branch. m n on eed and Quebec has been obtained' banana may be “Wd In the P18229 Of portant' b° stopped? 3' what should
series bulletin on weeds and weed
Department of Agriculture. Some of
if the weeds are allowed to go to
seed. For instance, n single nlant of
wild mustard, stinkweeti, foxtain,
pigwced or camplon produces from
0,000 to 20,000 seeds; worm-seed
mustard about 25,000; shepherds
urse about 50,000;and tumbling
mustard about 1,500,000. With such
productiveness soils become quickly
infested, and only a careful examin-
ation can reveal the kinds and
in view, much important inform-
in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario
Summer
` C
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atters worse and a doctor was “ C 9 I) 1 cup wg" ° ° 1 J V ' _
gm a | nt 2 235 5211.3.: ‘growth Dam tmess With Chic Styles £
A THREAT To EVERY BABY _ , cinnamon mnusrusnn ouiissiuaxnm mason Flminsmm `
_ I Cslloons strong coilee WITH EVERY PATIIBN 
1 pineapple'
4 cups sugar
3 cups boiling water
1 cup tea, freshly made
5 lemons "
6 oranges
1 pint strawberry juice (grape
juice may be iused.)
‘.5 pint maraschino cherries.
1 bottle charged water _
0 quarts water
Grato the pineapple, add boilirg
water and the sugar, and boil 15
minutes: add the tee. and en-ain
into the punch bowl. When cold,
add the fruit juice, the cherries and
the cold water. A short time before
serving. add a piece of ice, and, on
serving, the charged water. Straw.
berries, mint leaves, or slices of
A woman in Woodfield. Victoria, _ ' the chem ' If u 8
W _
' a. . Several attempts to replace, Ch°°°m‘°'Gm‘°' 51° ` '
parents, and you ha.ven‘t the right to live your own llfc M their eXl'1CnSe. the Jaw by relatives only made
i SWIMMING
Swimming is excellent exercise for
.developing the body. Moat people
spend their holidays near some lake
or stream, or the seashon, where
they can indulge in this invigorating
sport, which has been given added
impetus by the interest taken in it
i by President Roosevelt
Generally speaking, -lwimming is
anntthatmultbeaoqulred. 1t`
should be learned by everyone at as
early an age as possible. The ability
to swim only a few strokes may be
enough to save your lifa some day.
Seldom do beginners show my abil-
ity to swim when suddenly im-
mersed in deep water. It is very
dangerous, therefore, to push A Der-
son who may not be able' to swim
into deep water. If you do happen
tobethcvictimofluohafoolish
"prank" and can't swim, don’t get
panicky and struggle and gulp a
great quantity of water, but hold
your breath and by gentle mova-
ments, keep the head above water.
have been avoided if people had
taken certain precautions before
swimming ordlving in a strange
place. Learn about the currents and
tide. Never diva in unknown,
shallow or rocky waters. Even in
,waves As each wave rim, 
. through it and thus lava V0
the bulletins that might cauao ha
sensibility, _'
When swimming in either pool
open water. investigate tba ahaha
ness of the water. Many dlsealal
are water-borne. _
Cflmbl
'cramps are npasmodio 
tions of the muscles that are beyond
the control of the individual and
coma without warning. They are I -
common cause of drownings. Don't "
swim for at least two hours after
eating, never drink any cold bever-
ages immediately before swimming,
and never swim beyond your depth
in very cold water. Severe lndigege
tion or cramps may result. Cr
also occur- when the mulelusw
exhausted, and no person whomiy
be tired or suffering from debilityf
of any sort should go beyond hh
depth, or _out of reach of assist-
BDC8.
Dver sixty pei- cent of drowningc '
lhny lwlmming ldoidentl could °°°l-U' in 911° mu! m°n'°h5 fmm “AY _
to August, and nearly half of this '
I
atalities are among men and boys
under twenty-five years of age. '
l}on't overestimate your strength
and swim far unless you are accom-
panied by a boat and a level-headed
eieai- waters remember that "it deep person who hu been trained in life
dive is often a dangerous dive.” `
when swimming in the open. If you
are swimming in a. river and acci-
saving. It is also dangerous to go
Avoid weeds and undercurrents SWl11\111i!1E 1110116 01' ut llllhi. 0011-
trary to popular belief, a lui-go per'
centage of drowning cases occur `
dentaily get into a bed of weeds, 81110118 11901110 who are ¢011lld¢1’0d
stop kicking and work with your ¥°°dSW1111111¢fS»
arms. The current will usually 1et|
you through. If you _are carried
This is the eighth of a series of
12 articles on Vacationsand I-Iealt.h._
away by the current of a river, The ninth. On F11'StM1'l. Will BMW”
select A spot down-stream on either the questions:
bank and lwim diagonally towards
1. What isa. wise precaution ba-
it. Never mind where you have left` fore starting on your vacation? 2..
your clothes. Your life is more im- I-I
ow can bleeding from a cut M53
,S yo are wimming in a roulh done for burns, dog bites, tract
train, yaiined and dislocated her ` '
len., do not attempt to breast the and electric shock? _
1_____u| ___ - __- » _
sions or iwrmma 'f' i
THAT MEAN YOU
So, boys and girls, I beg you to have a heart. Consider your parents ,
befor, you mfm-y_ DOROTHY DIX. I "Many hcalihy and vigorous peo-
_'ple
LONGER HAIR. IS FAVORED IN i men paradng today in the throng- But often thc mvcrse occurs to the
l Itired worker. He returns to work on
Monday morning with that well-_,
known feeling ofiinabllity to settle
own to work (This, of course,
should not be confused with the
PARIS STYLES
ed paddock at Auteuil.
This is the Grande Semalne-the
PAZFLIB. July 4-Longer hail' was greatest racing weck in France.
vom by the most fashionable W0- But to style scouts who prowled thc ’d
paddock without seeing a single
horse. todays gathering of smartlfeel
NEED A HOLIDAY
benefit by an active week-end.
ing of the really idle or lezyy
women was their great opportunityipcrson, who simply does not like'
in an ordinary attack of “sum-
mer complaint" weakens and pulls
n baby down, while a severe, pro-
longed attack is dangerous. To
guard your precious baby against
this menace, make doubly sure
that the milk is fresh, pure and
sweet; try to 'prevent baby get-
ting overheated or chilled; see
Lbat the bowels, liver and kidneys
are working properly.
At the tint sign of ated t
had breath, netiulgm, igfuff
appetite, give your child BABY’S
QWN TABLETS, a. skilled physi_
ciaii‘s special prescription for
babies and children. These Tab-
lets stimulate the child’s liver,
cleanse the kidneys and move the _
bowels and. if taken in time, are s
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complaint, teething troubles,
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