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They tall: about s. woman's when
As though it had a limit.
'rlleres not a. place in earth el'
Heaven, V
Theres not s tux to manlnrld
given,
There-'s not a blessinz or a woe.
'l`hcre's noi ll whispered yes or 110.
Tllere's nol s. life or death or birth.
'rnut has s feather.: lei oi'
worth ‘
W.Ll'lout a woman in it
SHORT CUTS
'ro remote mil; stains, wash in
cold water first. Then follow with
warm. soapy water. Cream 5011115
.-:llould be treated in the same man-
ner.
Because it is so easy to clean und
gves promise of permansncy. tilt
ktchc-n walls in many homes ml
being covered with linoleum today.
For a childrens bedroom, try
curtains oi' theatrical gauze. This
material is sturdy, attractive and
lalmders beautifully.
Scald the coffee pot before mak-
ing the coffee. rt isn-t enough that
9. pot should look clean; it must
be free of stale odors. And nlwlyl
use fresh water.
TORN RUBBEII
rr the perfectly good rubbers
sonny went out in in the mornin!
have come home with l nice rent
up them from coasting or sliding.
the local automobile repair shim
can vulcanlze them for l foil]
.
pennies.
N0 GUESSING f "
Never guess at a dose of modi-
eine that is given by drill; lil*
a. medicine dropper. Medicine that
must be given by drill!! 93 IWCGB'
:lu-ily very powerful and different-
sized drops might cause a great deal
of harm. _
A STICKY CARD TABLE
Fmquently the leaitiier tops of
the card tables become sticky
through dampness and the card!
will not sup well on them Sprinkle
a little talcum powder over the toll
and wipe off with a soft cloth.
This will not only help the 'table
but will att as ll whitenei- M the
cards as well.
THE LITTLE GIRL NEXT DOOR
When in doubt as to whether to
give the neighbors child s cookie
or not, don’t Ulve it. Modern
mothers me most particular about
their ehlldmi eating b¢tW¢€ll
meals and usually th* 'M14 Wi"
romeo with ionslhe in M fits-
cive her something to play with
instead when she comes visiting-
Amerlcnn Viewpoint
“vimy do these titled forolzllers
give themselves so many MTS?"
“Because we give them so many
heiresses."
nllcllv or c.Loucl-:srzn
mls vllnmn moron!
Few Dukes have 141589 P08009'
ions in the counties !l'0m Whmh
L-_-,l
slnoron rms elm
DIDNNE ‘ilU|NTS’
Bllmlolv Bowl
Sent tn anyons for two Qillklr
trmlsmarkl (from plekngss 0|’
either Quisk qusllsr, legular
or Chlnnwurs Oats) and lla 10
rover humillllg and lhqllllg
rlmrgrs. fiend in The Quaker
Ours Do., Peterborough, Out.
l'f‘bisoiferianudseocslef-`~
‘,bm¢duselsctionofQu¢ket
Ouaas the cereal for all
Dionne IYII
kn .Ym|
love this souvsair.A
in lifetime
meat
Mes
tug ‘tml their tiu6'e.`~\loet oi tm
of  ‘°r
instance. is in Derbyshire and the
town of hstbourne; tho~Duke oi
Norfolk is mainly annotated with
Arundel in,Bl.\-sneer. .
it gives mst vinsuro to tho
meme by thssevem sedehevevu.
that one or the lunch sms should
had the ancient title- of
-:L_ = ‘_ ggwum ,evlved ln lil, gm;-.__ HALLOWEEN caxzs
though he pvmesses no stately. WWE nu' _
sestmobroadaoresintllsoounty. ~
'rho Duhodom of oloueesterbal
a long and chsquered history.'aud
has always been an appanags-of
the crown since it was first 
by muwtuu nr. for lu.; non;-'iiiomp
of Richard Umiucl'ibapk."who -was
Duke of Gloucester helium he seized
the Crown. ” '_ __
The Tuddfis never used the title.
but Henry. son of Chanles I., was
Duke of Gloucester, asgwls William,
eldest son of Queen Anne.
Gem-ge l'II’s brother, William ‘
Henry, was created Dull; of Glou-
inheritance for the ‘first time in
history to his only son William
Roderick. -
on _your china and that both should
beyd¢f1bWlly :elated to the tracsry
on your crystal glasses. Yet the
present vogue takes all that as a
matter ofcourse. _
Grmitnothar raxeky embroidered
hor own table cloths, but embroi-
dering all her own household linens
broidery pattem Thus, a popular
Why. tlwy've put it into hospitals,
are outstanding features. -
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Give yvur Halloween party
sueste new and pencils as prizes
,are given those with the most
correct answers.
"A "ghost walk" is amusing.
Stretch a sheet of orange Vcsmbrlc,
across a. doorway, place a. strong
light behind it, and divide the lilly'
1181!, giving part of th
and booklets. The other his
one by hehind -the scream,
which may 'be
queer gestlrru
lights are dinuned
the guests sit,
name of each
no one
EPS
room
write
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The “nt Duke of mwouwgmet may be abroad our Ha1lowe'en but
deutli it the mms or meant; ii., gmfvfgy ;“§}‘f,° °,“*§<°n’5 i§;‘,’§n°"§;§
and the “ext beam' °f me ml' W” a les ewsiikin obaclkwards sts the
Humphrey. brother _of _Henry v.. pp ' ds .. gn.. tm and dem..
Wm’ ‘md mySt'°”:°‘”1y in the sue’ grodmg ' tiii essentiai’ to the luc- t°
ceeding reign. ‘ " 1 °° ' ° S
ful Hallowe’en party. u
Years passed, and next flits cess ~
Hmm the mm’  Hsu” rigxhis devils food cake is moist and
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Devll’l Fond IMI “PIII” Til!
Elentlll lo PRC!
By Katharlnenaksr
PRIZE DEVlL’S FOOD CAKE
2 cups sifted cake flour
2% teaspoons baking powder
‘.3 teaspoon salt _
2-3 cup butter or other shortening
1% cups sugar
3 eggs, well beaten
question.
Answer:
flmily and be the head of the house Yet I feel that if I
go and do the work sbs loves that I would be as selfish’
if sbs would ask me to stay at home and do the house-
msko s vary moderate salary and out of that I get her every-
that I can possibly manage, but naturally she wants the things that
able to have before she married. Please help us to settle this
, Page Solomon, for it would tate no less wisdom li... ns pomessed to `|
know what was the wise thing and the right thing to do in a casa like
yours. It makes one sigh for the good old simple days when there wasn't
my problem about what n. wife should do. she knew that her destiny
3 squares unsweetened chwolate. wus the eookstove and the cl-sale ond she settled down to it with no
iifs I happy one, one on which she can look back
without feeling that she has been cheated.. Hare
an our arguments:
The wife says: I have had special training in
clerical worksndfeelasifismwnstingmytime
doing housework. My husband makes a living for
Us. but the money that I could earn would give us
many luxuries and comforts that ws have to do
without. Also, I enjoyed my work and I felt more
up-to-dats, more in touch with the news of the
zlgld and more popped up when I wonked in an
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'nie husband says: I feel that if wo hire some
onotocara for thsbabythatshe willnotlookto
my wifs for the things that all children expect of
their mothers. Also, I feel a. man’s natural desire
HUSBAND AND WIFE
01111189 and lemon juice in top of
oester, and from him it passed by melted
‘lt cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
Sift flour once, measure, add bak-
The title became extinct on his ing powder and salt, and sift to-
death in 1834, so that a. century gether three times. Cretm butte
passed before its revival for our thoroughly, add sugar gradually,
Kings soldier son. whose marriage and cream together until light uid
to Lady alice scott will take place fluffy. Add esss and beat well; then
qu November- 5, chocolate and beat until smooth.
_ Add i1our,'alternstely with milk, a
--- srgaéll amount ut a time, beating
s r each addition until smooth.
TABLE UNF-N :idol vanilla. Bake in two greased 0-
-_ Gnhdmother would have laughed (Egg digg-,§apri_s) gg gmzwwoai
it the idea. that the pattem of'you.r tu done gp;-ew 0;-,nge Mui; yum",
linen table cloth should match or ing between layers and on top and
at least hamwnizc ‘with the design sides of ¢s_\;¢_
'ORANGE MIST FIIIOSTING
2 egg whites, unbeaten
1% cups sugar
4% tablespoons orange jules
55 teaspoon grated orange rind
Combine egg whites, sugsr, and
fall cloth L1 woven with a damssil. i
and 111°" bmdief “Ni 51° d?Sl€ll is' Nad Ollt, amid much merrirnen . Door Miss Dix-I am n young married woman very much in love with
smmped °" ° middk’ °°°”1°ll “ft The f°ftlmM may bs soxnstiiing my husband and very hlvlly. except for one thins. I have u. lot of friends
plain. Guest towels have a woven- like these: who are always tolling me how wild my husband was before we were mar-
oolored border in a. theme repeated (1) You will get a. proposal with- fied sud how many girls he went around- ith, and they are always advis-
ln the woman‘s own work. The in a week: when s, friend pq-|; ing me to watch him and be careful, and telling- me that he is s. philan-
tfviviool fish craze comes out in “Shall we eat our lunch togethsgr' deter and what 1 must do to keep him from get ing tired of me, etc., etc.
towels stamped with guppies. Cut (2) I see a sudden drop in your And this nukes me very miserable. No man could be better to a wife than
work is done too. » fortunes; the day that you 9,11 my husband is to me. 1-is is so tender and considerate and uevsr wants
Cross stitch. however, is almost down stairs. A to go anywhere without me, and says I sm the only woman he has ovur
the most popular needlework cf_ the <3( You are goiig to get ¢ pg". really loved. Don’t you think I should believe him instead of my friends?
moment because the straight lliies out business letter toon: one uk- AN 'hit “ll I MW” to them when they say time thi-uns’-‘
and uniformity lend themselves so ing you to pay your insumnoe DIV. BR/0KEN'HEAR-'TED WUT-
well to the modern motiff. It's a ment. 1-~'-
soot-llins kim! °f ll°l>by to novo- <-il You will have ll mi pu-ting Ml"¢=
embroidery-or at least, so the oc- soon, when you hand over yous last Tell them up and down to mind their own business. and that you don’t
eupa/tional thereapists declare. Any- “tenspot” for auto repahs. este who was your husbands iirlt love so lo .
(al You will be unable to keep
discovery soon; when you find s
mouse 'in your dresser drawer.
<8) You will be honored with A
call from a vary distinguished pd-
the money which comes into your
11) Beware of s. black
will probably stumble over it
dark.
(iz) You will meet with a
surprise tomorrow morning:
will not get what you street f
breakfast.
(la) Afoilmgexrnill oeeur which will
ssdden your - ; being caught in
the rain with your ‘bat hat.
Here is another good contest:
Have funny pictures hung on the
wells depicting parts of autos, and
supply guests with piper and
pencils, to write down their guesses.
Fo;-dsteering wheehma liner Gn-
circl by it _whbel U WWW-
brakei ed china mp.
For clutch utehed haul.
Ihr carblnatorz s. our with
"nuietor" photos on it.
 
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=`lsé'l"lvilh goixvtalot you marry
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longing glances toward a mahogany-topped desk.
As I have remarked, many times, being a. woman is the most oom-
plicsted. iob on earth and every day it gets more and more involved lor
I. woman's emotional life always clashes with her business life and each
’ one unnts her for the other and makes har dissatisfied with the other.
Here is an illustration of it in this girl who spent time and money fitting
herself for a clerical job, who was stimulated by her life in an office, who
enjoyed working with others, who liked her pay envelope and the luxuries
But all of that did.u’t keep bu' from failing in love and getting mar-
ried and having s. baby. And now she is bored with housework and baby-
tsndlng and sbs feels tblt with her brains and training she is fitted for
better work than s. servantil and she needs the money that she could so
And. lure is the husband who wants to be the provider and the head
of the house and for his wife to be satisfied lu the kitchen and the nurs-
sry and with what he can give her. And here ls the biggest complication
of all-the baby. So what! Who knows?
More money will sus the husbaud’s burden and perhaps give the
baby a better environment in which to live, but business is a _iealolu mis-
tress and any woman who goes into it must give her mst thought, her
  “timers” 1"' '°“ :‘t.°.‘;:°'l.-.:“.:.:-rd  ms “l‘°.W..l°lrf“
. _d' ‘ ou homemus p - orherinian e ow-
iient Hggggliutf 1:' fx 33,' e;;bL2a2g;1°;'nbt§“i;”grou'g1°i‘v 3:2 shox. for ths‘l;i;'ves mdboggzugn of a‘ woman who has had a hard day
aresetting bigger, according tothoss 5181;? over rapidly boiling water, M' °m°° Wm" “H “lumpy” o
l'»’.§°.‘f.‘.3°.‘.-1'.f.‘“.i‘.i..;*'.:f.°;.’.rf‘*"‘"“ m ° »22»»l?  -tit’-.°‘# ...ss mr.: :.‘l“‘ :t':...““.“°..‘:l°.:° a..°.‘.i.‘°..t‘:‘.‘:.‘.i* ”¢.‘:::' 
W°““°° °mb’°‘°°’°" “Ta °h°°‘”* hunt” "ming Wm "md m Wm' wily ,other can tivo mllousy cannot hire an one whopcgn :ska ui
n°"°1 p°‘"’°m ‘°" “V 1“‘°"“°°1 t”'b‘° Rem°v° tmm mmng w°t"‘ “dd motb:r'?plses And  uorsst child who has fmothers hand to guide
<=l°tll with cms stitch or luv °“‘“5° “md “nd ‘P"°“‘* °“ *°l’ ‘"4 it, ¢ outliers 'votes to tough it, s mothers breast to nee to with lu little
del-sy stitch end then matching f1‘I‘_fS°,~§]e‘;‘;e‘§]“_;‘f_,”' h§§§,‘§t“'° °°“”°' °' roublu, l mothers heart to uiidemna it, a mothers ups to kiss its mu-tl
“th “fum and "°°h f1°W¢"S~ 0 b tt f Wh ° °"”‘ 2 “" me mu mom won, is better on and nu u better elunet ip the world
The very newest note for the 59° "5 U ¢" ell °l'llll° f!‘0St-
womm who mwhm her own is ing is set, pour chocolate mixture :gan the little woéiairo who is turned over to the rearing of servants
impomd mm e_,pec,au d , , over oaks, letting it nm down os |°'°’“°“"
and woven to accomcdata the em- uae" l
firmly convinced that no woman has a right to have a baby un-
is going to give it bel-  a_ttention_
ngasyouarebislast
l belle ing th t' thin ind . If u sro wins you will break on ali relationships with these con-
calmlless of mind riyor mental ug: gtdlirshgdawhdxdm  scisncsiezl and unsorupulolls woman who are deliberately and oruslly set-
tisnts. d0w,,f,_1|_ ting out tn wreck your home. You will lose nothing in lonng them for
____ <5) you Wm hm mmm" 'A they an no friends of yours. They are the worst enemies you can poe-
'rweeq fm- Evmlnx your advantage. ,_ mend Wm un sibly have. And lay this truth to heart: Never believe any story that is
_.___ you he Wm hd, ,you ,-hen M nu calculated io hurt your fseiinu that any ons brings you. They are vir-
'rwsed evening gown ,md sum., the m°,,,y_ ' tuslly always lies. Any one who is mean enough to be willing to make
with skirt. Jacket and blouse of fur ml You win nmsevmmmmm you lmllevw H 111°'-ll l=\°llKl\ l»° mm “P
thing that any woman in the world could bs heartless
suspicion of her husband in ii young wife’s heart, or to
sm uldh wrelriky that 'lliappinesgh of a home. Murciier is not
_ And s p o that ere is no way to a equately
§§§‘,§¥° ‘°°“- ‘f"‘°“ ""‘° "““‘“’ éihunua tam. 'nm wining that you om do is to protest yourself spout
W,” You Wm Mmm. mdq”Mm¢_ em by ovokiing society and refusing to let any woman, even your
ly mn' if you never I .ny of mother, criticise your husband to you or tsll you of any of his escapadss
the tale.
P°”°~”‘°“- 'nie rl-tolli ny out l rslormed mu- mules the mit nusboos. 'rm
(W) Y°u"3 mm’ 7°" Wm Wm not be true, but certain it is that many s. man who has been a phil-
be earning $50 Der-1159!' in his youth settles down into the most domestic of husbands and
auntioae sure of his love for his wife because hs has had so many
a ons.
 
DOBUFHY DIX.
tohim. Heisalwyporrotfrom
the Congo, and do you know I've
heard that poor bird whistle "Homo
Sweet Home" till the tears ran down
his bulk!"
“All right, mvam. 1'll look altar
him" said John. “I know them par-
rots from the Congo. They sure-ly
are clever birds. I used to have ous
myself and would you believe it, the
beggar-I beg pardon ma'am-the
bird used to whistle "Tho Village
Blacksmith" till the sparks flew oi!
the end of its t_iil_i”
Handiesiiiling
in the house
ood housekeeper . . .~
'I"S6`ue¢hingtowlu |omsnce...butit'sauotber
I thing to lldd it. You may be the most thoughtful
wife-the most pleasant companion-but if you let
yourskin beeomeeoane and unattractive, then much
of your charm is lost.
'Psi-tunstely. you doa't need etvweive bwlilieli-
A! fha int sign of trouble,'|ust get Cuticura Soap and
Olntmsut. Used \’Q“|lrly, these are all the help nature
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Balbies, After %llMAtli:: Morrle In\porlt2§n}:1tT‘l\an
uxunes a o ers ave no lg o ‘
A Alianxiion Them for Business _ A loyal mother and a
neu- shut Dlx-uy wire um 1 have been iiavmg o controversy over g
whether or not lbs should to work outside of the home. We have a ° h t t '=<
'I-month-old-baby whom wssotii love dearly. We want to make our child's
yet guilty of t e grea es
mistake any woman can make- » »
OCTOBER 31. 1935 "-
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usedstoelimiuatebltmishss
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The bland. soothing lathe!
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A Hal1owe’en Visitor
With unbelievable certainty 'twas
Ha.llowo'en night. October 31, the
Iiisht of “spirits uid witches," so
they say. that this partieula-r. real,
live black cat walked in out oil the
darimem. His eudc'r.m appearance
was quite unannounced and unex-
pected. I had longbeen hoping for
gust such In opportunity of adopt-
a stray oat. but most certainly
did not expect to be thus presented
with one. and a block one, on
Ha1l0we'en of all calendar nights.
Home may conjectule all sorts of
things such as "bad luck,” "un-
canny" and so on, but this special,
coal-black cet brought exceeding
good luck. (if there is such a thing.)
He Htahrwhly refused to to usher-
ed out that evening and was still
more reluctant to depart in the
molrninguiwanfedwglivehiman
opportunity of returning to his
owners, if there were any. He absol-
utely refused to leave the premises
I-nd lingered on for several days dis-
playing 9. very mark. desirous atti-
tude, which wcsi ms over and he
was promptly uiopiod emi named
Halloween or "Hal" for short. He
was truly a handsome creature,
black boat and emerald eyes-yet
, just plain "cat," no pedigree,
As I went about my household
tasks he followed from room to
room and if I remained long in me
spot he settled down as close as
possible, om-led up into a ball and
watched with one eye open to see
Y-lmtIdidh0tesca.pehim. I-Iehad
leamed through constant vigilance,
0! my variolls morning activities. I
was awakened regularly at the
proper time by Heirs soft new gent-
ly passing over my eyes. when I
opened them he gently licked my
chin and expected the usual dis-
play of affection on my part which
consistedoi’ long gentle strokes while
telling him what a lovely, shiny
black cat he was. While I dressed
he watched my every movement
with s. wise, almost human expres-
sion. Hs knew I closed the hall
to the slaower monk’ so instead of
Umm mn
em them and overugnzs doa-
.and sat waiting. I-Ie walked in
when it opened and sat wholly re-
conciled to await my oxmance
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500141118 f°r Hal on the return trip,
but he outwitted me again. A lady
with a small water-spmiei was
00111158 flfwlni ul. when suddenly a
N180 G0! Chlrged out unexpectedly
hom s side ltroet and gttgqgsg the
spanfel. Instead of climbing s tree,
cat fashion, Hal rughsd to up
neeuo of the little dog. Pouncing
“WH U19 Feat hound he spat and
growled and fought ingrily until
the dog was obliged to drop his vic-
tim and flee for his life.
This incident. however. iiww a
great crowd and I received several
offers for the purchase of Hal. But
I °l1ly realised now precious be was
to ms and proceed
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homewud. trym to
twat saucer of milk
osfve for his bravery.
This llms “Black
sometimes affect!
if if it
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it
endeared
ttentions.
bs land"
an
lbllor,” as I
onsiiy called him.
tl many similar
ten years and
to the
literally
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¢ 3 THE HOME DRESSM/i1<ER
It‘s such s pretty little dress, and
just as simple as can be.
The puffed sleeves are so cute tnat
lhowottiischublrysrms. Orlt
may have the new long shirt sleeves,
gathered into cuff bands. And
there's plenty of fulness in the lkirt-
tbat falls softly from the brief yoke,
to allow lots of leg space for her to
romp about.
A checked cotton broldcloth ill'
mails and brown made this dren, ,
Plain bxcadcloth to match the maize
background of-the cotton, made the
collar and sleeve bands. _
Of course wool challis prints, wool
crepe, velveteen or wool Jersey,
oouldalscbe used as wsllasoot-'
tons for this easily made dress.
Style No. 474 is designed for silsl
yards of 85-inch material with li
yard of 35-inch contl~osting’ant 5;
Ylfii Of %-inch ribbon for collar
and short sleeve bows.
stamps or coin (coin is preferredlli
Wrap coin carefully.
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'-umllift. did heshowunysigns
U1 ‘N11-ity toward them.
Til lwlhborhood children wen
DIA-lthing to gxesent Hal with I-
msdal fm' his heroism when he dis-‘
gfsxored. novels; to be heamnoz
PUQWUPI wasaoase0f“ ..
Qlt Game Back." Perhaps he re- ~
mambeired his original home and
l’°t\.il1i9;l to it. But his charmin¢
and wholesome presence will be ever
relliembored in the hearts of those
he loft behind. specially on the an-
niversary of his appearing-
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