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Ben Furlong, a young but practical
ell man and 'driller from the Pennsyl-
vania field, drifted into the 'Texas oil
country, broke and looking for work.
Finaiiy he fetched ,up at the Durham
home *here live an elderly aunt,
shortly widowed by the explosion of a
powder wagon, and her niece, pretty
Betty Durham. . ,..Fierhans because,
,of his, Smile, Betty cooks some food
. for Den and while he eats .he earns
the, aunt, • in town on business, . has an
oil, man; Tiller •Malltioi, sinking an oil
w.elrfor her. . , A short 6'inch holt
worked loOrie fromtherigging:and is
In the bottom of the well. Work has
:been suspended for days as the .cre
s o an .so
dwindle away, . . . Furlong' offers ttk
• give a hand but Maddox, objects ..
Betty Insists and overrules Maddox 50
Furlong:fashions a ,tool which. he has
just lowered' Into the well, hoping to
fish out the bolt:. . Now go .on. with
the, story.'". '
• Pierti#0,00, Have
• .Lowly'Origins
0,11antgre'0 Scents ' • Ensnared:: BY
tiumb.4. Animal Substances''•
,Vliin a civet •ea.tgets frightened .
or a whale beconiep Ill,: it's good noWs.
.te., Jim'. pert em .
e indueti.y, •'"' • 2
.. • .
For. aCeerding• •I). .„ V.
'qeqpiertlirecter;:of 'Perri -pals • Weil, one.
:of the largeSt, perfumery henees in•
the Werld,' setretions,,rretn.lewlynel-'
".nlaise are the f`exatives". ;Or bases :.of
all glamorous ,seentS:, •
Beginnhiig:With'. one :af.the
ilyeer a, chemist who weritS,' With .his
nose more than. with- a pencil and pa, .
per adds, among other things; syn-
-thetic as well as pure flower: •odors.:
If iill goes WO.P.; he gets • 4 ,pertnnae,
WhichAs 'orountr. the term .with
a-'peitect
•Deifelele,
..Synthetic and Seal • .,,
• Vont 'llediand„ Ss itzerland and:Ger-
inany come the majority, of the 'syn-
. • . .
ire•eptteet in: n good per.
"Come over te the house," She .said. fulTIA
--.0":01e-P4re 'flower oktreets. 'But
You Must, be, tired?.!.. ' . . • in the ,fielas 'eurroueding Grasse on
'1 told you I waslucky," the yearg. : the. :Riviera, ' gt•ow entiost all r the
man 'declared,, • !' 'world's Supply of dowers, for, • Pere
'Lucky, netbing. ,IrQu'Ire -get -sense, .odors. Experienced weaken ,.the •
wasn't?.,1 wander' Maddox fresh 'Woo* :inte, Celina: at hard Pie
never ,thought of it." •• • and•cow 'grease; leave them-there.,nn- •
• •"• 'Greed s• • ill the % grease has absorbed ail cif the,
Raft' stirred; •„impatiently isbn, et.: odor • ' Each Strongly' 'Scented. cake .As '
., „
,
claimed: '011. has too.. busy thinking • Abell 'washed ili•Lainnbol:: The, aleehOl,,
. about Sotnettfing! Say,/ • We'.ve got 1 ii turn 4sorba. the •,eder, •
, an 'extra reem;.init, Aunt Mary -soya.. Freezing Process
it •wouldn't leek -light for you to sleep:,
there. Don't that Make" you sick?"
.."11Ow about the :barn?". • '•
. .2 . • .iTitat'S 'What 'she. propOsed; Come •
on., Well ..fix It. sontelteW,'"!.:
' It was "tierk.. the trail through ,the
Betty knew it by heart; and where its:
meanderings were, tindistingnishable
, she %tee& :FUriorigr 'hand and, guided
1,1-erPTER III
Euriong.himeelltila_ndled the rig dur-
ing this ,operation, and even Maddox
could find no fault with the way 4e
did it. '''When, niter what seemed an
interminable tlinp,. the wire' cable be-.
41.'auppo3e you thia • Atint ltrary'S
' eragy,,risking all her moneylike this,"
;•she 'said..., •
4I sure dee" the man admitted. 'Thi;
thing will- , ' I
I - ea ' she's •
taking. Suppose that. bolt had been
sornething-elseisomething-40-couldn't_,_
get'hold of? There's a ,thousancl things
,
can happen to a :Welt!!
"I know. ,:,But"She'aegreedy. .She,
gen to- stream aip ,out .of the• depths alWaYsi wasj•''Tifier talked her. into It
and wind itself 'smooth,' black lay,. • afterljtncle• Joe., died, and She 'Would -
era .upon the druni; the two •ircimen n't listen to. 4nel' -
pressed in upon the derrick floor, - "It's a lot safer to let the big corn.;
oat of the well-mouth,',finally slid panies do the drilling,,and be:satisfied
tbe .00.111.,K` tool; it. Stnived; hung ,mo- .with a ,royalty,”tlonless • - • s•
with the leliver end' at: the "Some people, cant; be satisfied," ,
level 'of, their jeyes. .'• The, teeth:liad _the giri said, imietIV. Then after
been bent'inward;4ammed together by A moment. °Uncle" Joe :never- intended
the 'blows from above: Inside the hes- to leave the Whole fern to her. They
' ket :thus formed and tightly 'bitten didn't hiteh very Well; He said he‘I'ves
between-twe' of-- those -prongs -was- a
battered six Inch piece:or steel.
•
When Furlong had 'finished: washing
-
up he found )3etty Durham waiting for
him. • '.4, ,
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buys aneW ,guaranteed
REMING'TON
PORTABLE
TYPEWRITER
with all eiiential leatures
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FREE—
CARRYING CASE
1.14rTIRIOe—et:jminFig:1::i7N'Ranic11:4S.LTilMji•
6.terdQR
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.Totento •
CflLLDRJN of all ages
thriVe 011 "CROWN '
CORN $Y1tUP.
They never rife of its, della;
• , one flavor and it really is so
•• good for ..them -so give the:
Children ."CROWN BHANIr
eery day. ••••‘. •
• Leading pliySicianS,.• Oro.' ‘,
r)enna ?'CROWN -BRAND'
•CO.g?I'SYRUP 4A'10C-RilWJ
• ctory _gprhollynrate , to -use
Tiilk Modifier in the,
feeding:,of, tiny' infants sand
eil energy -Diyndticing.fpod • •
Vr,:groWiing
IrHg. FAMOUS
• ENERGY
FOOD
a,
CANAt5A StAricil
.going to )eave part of It to ine, but --1
jguess lie never got around to It. Jit
'bet ;Mint Mary's .Sorri :by' this. tinne
:that she •listened there's' is •
man)! tlungs a;•driller can ,dsto a.
Well" ••
uwjiat
.,kind of h• mali. Men are all
.•
alike,
„aren't; they -when they've got. •
. reason to be? • .
• ..She .;hetter7fire
guess she cant, .or dessent . .
FannY, rig', talking this! -Way to you and
not knowing you only:. a few,. hciuris.•.
Id better niinilte•MY 'Own
Here We ere, You waft,whileI • get a
• " • •
They arriYed at. the,.heuse; and:.
the • „girl left her, conipenion",'outside.
She reapPeared in a, OW • ininntes with
,piiinterire'and a • couple of Pitteltvvoric
coniforters.„ ',TheSo 'latter she Surren.,
Id; Ben, Ineivied'the wait'iO the
• ••
•
A Strange'. Feeling •
• Like Moat' farina in the oii.,Countr.y,
. this one had hncn all6Wed
, and :.1V1 th the, exCeptiete,ef , Spine* '
• chieltens . and it /0W...dispirited cattle'
there Was no live 'stock :lett upon ',:•it,„,z•
'' There i1 rei:6ained, however,-
-eld'redder ,.• it wale dusty :end, Meat)",
but ' Miltable ..enntigh for, a.15,ed,,, and:
, Furlong anneuilded, that hewas dee•
lighted With -theses Weeping ,arrange,.
raentS. He set. the.,lentern .dowti and
Walked to :the doer. With 'Betty; There ••
he Said • . • • • ,
Ypirrve been mighty elike 1e•111q.:1
:wish. that fishing' lob had been herd
. "'Why . • . •
..'411, would haVe'..takeri longer."
, The • girls facewas•
nted. as she titniled .
'She Ayesthe prettiest girl li ladevi t.
known an! tio 'reit • a, gictt liking, a;
gieet eymPathi for, herd': Tlie el 0611
Of her ivarm hand as, she
- During' the Lenten SeittOn it is the,
Custom in many homes to serv fish
at least.twice,a Week. Such a14'ence
to the 'spirit, Of the season need not
mean a privation noweVa. Fish Oen
be aNWry:delicioug phange` in the diet
and there. are many ways' o,f serving
'it. Nov is the, time to try new valle..
:pops ,your old fish dishes and seine
new, ones which' we .are giving here.
We have 'given the recipe for "Cess
orqle of Selnion in these edlumns be.
fro but -many of you ,may not ,haVe
• lfki!,e4 it go '3Ve are including it. ,
• • 'Casserole. of Salmon
2 .tablespoons ouick-cooking tapioca
1/4 teaSpoon selt
Dash Of pepper
-"A:W-4n n'an,a1M argil -eke
,
. cup celery, .01„cee
tablespoeU onien;;chopped.
cUp mulk' : • • • • '
•butter tablespeon •melted
, ,
to:8.tinhalted baking p,oWder bis-
ceits, rolled 1/4 jnch thick., •
Combine ingredients in Order given,
Turn into -greased Casserole; 'bake '
hot oven (425 degree F.) 'gr?.. Minutes,
stirring .mixture tw'i,ce; during;hrst 10
minutes of baking Place biScuits on
tep, :of sairrien mixture after' it has.
baked 10 minutes; return . to even,.
bake 12. to 15 minetes longer to ,bake
hiscuite. ,Serve,g, 4. '
,
Finnan. liaddie 'Delmonicd,
.114 .Peands ,• finnan haddie • '
.2 :tablespOons , butter , , •
:.,11/2 fah:100'9one flour
1/4: teaspoon sale
11/2 cans light Cream 'or- tap. mtlk
Dash' a 63;otie,e..
• ,--s-ro leg
- • 3.. egg Yolits;• slightly. beaten.,
•
-14avencieris the' -Only .blessciin.-,•not::.
treated in, this 'fitshien. It's :'put..irt
huge „vets, literally. treMped On .uptjli.
the oil Is pressed out . •
'Next to the; last stei)in the.•Malpfig'
Of orritine is the ,freezirig. recess..
_out .18Tdegrees ow zeto a e,
giveshaCh What It haS,ahaerbed..What
it rettirris is , fltered ref clai 1t Into
large sterage, tariks: goes the ,berftithe,,
to. r,Inain': there .for ,Severalmenthsi-;
efter. Whielt It is bottled packed, snip.. •
ped .;7-4".routid" and perfect• :
. , • ... •...
to measure 11/2 cups. 'Prepare sauce
by reciting butter in top of double
boiler, A.ild flour and stir Lo.a smooth
paste Add cream and seasonings and
, ,
coek until thickened, stirring genatent.
Tour small amount of sauce.:ov,er:
egg yolks, Stirring vigorOus6,, .Return
to double boiler,place over hat w4ter
and Cook 1 minute lenger, Add finneli
beadle to sauce. Serve on toast; gar- •
nish, with fiersley. Perms 6.
2 .VVAY: IR EL!EF'
FOR THIE MISERY OF
13tilteti 1-10aibutto
• 1 slice .(1' pound) 11:41Thni, •i inch,'
lhiek
• 1, Cup inilk• '•
,
pea peen;
Cup: dim 'seft, bread ,Centalia
Dash': or 'Salt, •-
• Dash of pepPar •
• .2.. tablespoons': melted, butter •
'Dash of .Paprika • • ,
•:place halibut In • shallow 'pans, pour.
.en milk; add Salt, and lot .stand .15 ,:to
20/ minutes, 'turning <>age. Combine;
antr.Lpezper,' Add butter,
:liissing ,eruinhs; lightly, to. niix
Remove.fish from milk,. Sprinitle.liglit:
If With salt • and P.epper. and covet.'
.with St; .erinnbs, .Prittini thein
lnto fish.., :Ogee et umli-side do 1) ' in
evently With' remaining erumba,
'
sprinkle 'with paprika, and beke In het.,
°VOA „ (450 degrees .F.) 15 minutes,. or
•'-unt.11' Cripubs, are brOwp arid fish 'is
cooked.. Serves 4. .
1.11olded.' Rani:elfin of Whitefish
lablespOons qtrick-ceeking. tapioca'
HI* teaspoon salt.
`.24 teaspoOri -White pe,pper
'Dash ,of 'Cayenne.
a 'Cups.. cocketl. whitefish, flaked :.
2 tableSPOons melted,'Infttef•
:.1 tablespoon parsley, ellcpbed
"
• .:1`4..cup.,:buttera7erninha.... ,4
Corobine dry :•ingtedienta fish,•,htitr.
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PMN.--RAWNES
,
.ENTERS 1317)DY
•• !TtIROUGN
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. ..TO EASE PAIN'
, The speed Withwhihb"AsPirin"tilhiets
net in relieVing the distressing 'symp-
tom of colds and eccompattying saro
threat is ut•terly'ainazing the
treatiriene is 'siMple and 'pleasant. This,
, is all you do.. Crush and dissolve three •
”Aspirm''' tablets inoneethird glass of
*water.. Then gargle with this' mixture ,
, • twice, holding yolk bead Well. back. •
inedicinel gargle will act nitwit •
like a local anesthetic on the sore, irri-
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eases proMptly;•rawness•rs relieved.
• You will say'it is remarkable. And
• the feW.• cents it costs effecti a' big
saving ov:pr expensive' "throat gargles"
and strong medicines.
• rs "Aspirin tablets aro'. made in Can-.
"Aspiria'?•is.the registeredtrade-
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" of Windsor, Ont Legit fir the mune
'Eltryer in tlie for of it cross on everir
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For Second -consecutive Year, She
Is the Choic;T: of Paris Dreis.
akers As WPrld's, Style Lead. .
er.
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be CIIQS4,, W119-4) 411i1P
animous choke 'for ,•head"of sa liat et
tea internationally ,know n SeclaUtOS,'
Nvito 'we're ,clIos'ep not, ,for beauty,
hut for' .:lafo ,and indiriridn'ailtY,, .Tha
ranilshig's were:I ' • •: ••
1, The bureheS,4 Of. WIMISOr;. 2,, The
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ones§ Eugene litothaehilti.;: 7, 1Wrs.
• Rogers Illeleent; .0ounte5s Ilarbera
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IVIounthetten..... , " •
Bands
e.tesrflu.Goinfeolv‘dh:•;i:ri.:idsb.oarriecp1(d:eireylbni,::t.,.et:,ti. _
the farewell,' reception • for American
• Ambassador. William; a. ,Beilitt, tri'. a •
-simple white erepe,-seuere necked and.
barelydeollete g n Jt barely:skint, .
pied:the floor iwith straight :panelled
The di o:ss 'Was, triUt.tned' only
two bands of gold embroide,ry,
Started at the waistliqn
.tlOwn .in...e.curve -Over her 'bibs.
..The'Othee"aeit.,Dressed'i '
Begum Aga. Khan, the former
:French milliner,,•who• wes :married
• the " weijth Indian • prince, .mpVeS up••
from -sixth plate ',she as ie
Contle'd• last' year,' in, thh.d.. place, 'chief...,
1ecuuSei..9t th jeiIs whIelt,'"*t 'eif •
, hey elOtheS., '••••. •
The lion,: Mrs.••:kegirield •
Is .particulariy famous: the N:::01'l4.
for lier „epttrts elethes,..
Bareness Elngetie: de Rothschild •
,
6 slices touSt. '• •
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‘Vaslt finivtn haddie,- seek in .0.01'd
train, witlzho
'hie:water; •aad *calk slowly untll ten-
Drafir; 'separate' into large'.flakast,1
NERVOUS?
ot:. young' grits -
growing itit'o
• Worienho,ed, for
wader' in middle.
,tho "changq,' or
• tinik who suacr
front lteadaelfc;
lateksehe ;sari .neeteus.
• at.e; ri.lsocinte • with
,r(listurbsneeS,
• Dr. Tierce's Paverite
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To:14 P.,41(1„4 AtittNVIY
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V.avertie PreAtripOba a thorr whilo atit,
ettife inerossel sea 1.• pielted up strength.
mid hetter evrry 'way. "Favorite
Xreierietion, esty p10011, 11 sri 0,,xtellent
tow ter: ' urtiegise.,
• New tiseutabe: -50'e, It.op',&•
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.GRANDMOTHER'S FAVORITE. PATTERN, 1677
• .
greased' renieltins :or • tusterd cups.
Cover with.Crinnbs,'..Bake In Moderate.
. oven (350 degrees ,F.) .35- iignutee, Un-'
' moid, i t1esred. Garnlsh with :pars-
', ley, . Serve, With or witheut-:Pirnento
SaneS. Serve 6. Any• left -over • wbite-
inented..fish may e substituted for
whitefish ih..tpe'.,re. ueh • as •hall--,
ek,c,coct4 or base. • •
When You .Start thisquilt yetelI find good reatOn for its being "Grand -
•,m'other's invourite:" • An opportunity to use those 'fascinating scrapse---easy
patches to mit, and apply --a quii,t that will win prizes! .Use the patches on
other' accessories,' too. Pattern 1677 •Centairia accurate Patternpieces';
diagram .o,f• block. Which aervei,as„ a guide for placing the patches and sug-
gests ceritrastirig.materials;,'cbtiaplete, plait* instructions for Cutting, semi- • ,
ing, and finishing ' Yardage chart.; 'diagrain of :guilt to. !min: arrange 'hisecita..
, for:single and 'double bed size, • • • '
' Send 20 'Cents in coins' (stamps cannot be accepted) far this pattern' .
to Wilson ,Needlecraft Dept.,' 73' West' Adelaide St., Tp.ratito. ..Write plainly'
'Pattern Number, your Name :and Address. •••• . . •• .
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him along the dark tial had affected
,
him in an,unaccountable' manner, and,
now it affected him agairt. In the vine
Way when,.she laid it in his, A sue,
dell fecklesSifers'-orydiVlielitht17.11inr.-:
.and before he knew' What he was doe
ing he had beat forWard and itiSSed
her. ••
; • The girl ymIs startled, but she did
net recoil. Curiously she .inquired:
'Why did yott'do. that?"' •
,
' "17 don't iifiqige. I-71 couldn't help
it • I guess, I didn't intend to but•-•".
Ben *floundered ; he felt his, fate:burn-
ing .11ot1Y. ' '.' •
tiled. that gad. shipped
4.'ve kineWtil him a long, time,
.1iiis's Duihqm shook lier head,. atiner-'
'ently, mere perplexed at her op lack
of resentment than tjllsd at Fur•
; long's boldness.: *just like you
pretty. svell..,". • • —
wiair oi wotild-.did, • I-ththit:
yetere • „. •
, getfy •turned ,to gO., m�-.
ditt latei ,. she; . Cnlled bitk , thrOigfi• ••'.
the .globin, "I'll eall • yeti:vvhen" break.:
*feat u feaiiy," , • ••• ,. • • • •
riirtorig Was not eitegeilier ur
pi iseti •When, em the folldwing
"I
was piithi1WAS eeting
Itomottbrwhni kind of virnior apart
atay Hooka hat it, 125 mile', of AI"
till. flondorvous of ohampiona
and novicOa. BONGIVO nOw. 4
•••
3 la.: b.l.e.firn'es..nhtutst .teSr°1",c'e *
. .
,tatileSponns fleur
exit) milk "
Dit'it4OapaswhitePOonspepperalt
pimiento, forced thrlingli
•• tidbit 'butter in saucepan; Add flour
, 'gradually, ' stirring, :•constantly, and.
teriittnue .Ceolthik and stirring _until
thickened.'Seasou •with „pelt...and. pep-.
' per: Add pimiento. Makes 1.14. cups
saireet, ' # • • ...•
, .
On orders,. • and the jteolt 00 pains ,to
hiS.,,dislike far tho'ne.*:' hand;
nevertheless,.nen accepted the Pref.
:fer. ' Aside: .fropt the feet' that, he heed -
ham was neW sn'fficient to • •mike il
,most aity-eaetilee *pith thI1e' • . '
In •the • dayS thereafter he..tried„ to,
,fathom : the:1)00111er reratitinship'eXist-
ing between Medtlex and the two Wo
-
Men :big he' did not .succeed very
, well.' q'he driller, it. as evidenty had-
hdart: set, upon Betty, and 10 his
atternpt.to win iter. Mrs. Iaurham Whs
••neliertheleiS for . genie nti- •
,known iOnsOO •,the ant' disliked .,1-tind.
distrested the •Man, About all that'.
• Den" could make Sure df was ' the fact
that in fionne Manner hot readilyap;'
parent kir oil • vfell ,,,Nyad uSed
•by Mncidoxam a ,Weapetl: that: lifonie-
•'hoW it had beconie the stake In a
Vireo -cornered game.
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co:You:F.4:UL
sgAigGisfi7
Maybe ted;more
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...,DE IN CANADA
louses an
In_ urge ors
irts •
Tani and .Celetv' Sotiffle .
. .
4'4
;:tablei3oitins quick cooking tap-
. .
• 114, teaspoons salt .
.
teaspoon pepper .
. 1' eihi."eelery finelY'ent
• '. .• .•••
2 eups
yolks,. beaten' Midi'. thitelt notI
• • ..
'2; e'eg whitesstiffly'.beaten ,
•Cerebinedry..., ingredients,' ecilery,
' and milk in .tOP: of double botier. Place
over rapidly boiling Water, bring to
'sealding'Poiti.:(alloW,„ 3 to 5' nillintes),
Ctiolt:''15..niiitutes.,.. stirring .,frequently.
.Add 'fish • arid eig yclks. Feld inegg.
witlies.': -Ternir4O gyeased baking,
dish. Place. in, Pan of'hOt,water; • beite :
iII•Moderate'oven .(356.dog1e(s •F:). '60.
ritintiteS.ServeS
SVIn • yell', fll yoe' Ifaveret n ftleeil
.ln the .wr,'Id Id li fo Is not. worth ,
ri.q1• (:pot-thiik2).44.-444.4eiiirrfe 1Y61.1ri liver 18
get ting ,yeu tio'wn. Don't •fullft4 It.
0
'Mriko ,yn., liver behave., •
rrn leo! •Ttiblet8 will •ao
net .direetly on.the 11 vCir timulatieg
the livers production 'et 'elle. ("Om-
priiiitg n goeclitt ,btr.nd of otturn
'•"tives, q'anet 'Tablets itietude. rt small
ttetortion ot c4ion161,'• 'probably the
most c tteetWo livor stinitilent knewn.
In .day or two your liver 11 nt Woilt
'again as Welt, asetror 'ttnd tO1
friends. with thd Wide; Wide wood, Alt
druggistelitteer Tanoi tablets. See,' r.(C)
• .
Howlers
Prize Etrirra Picked, From Earthr.
• ' • irration Pipers
, •
In 'the 'United States, people are al-
ways_puLto.deathihy..elocufion—
'what is the, Seviet? The Soviet le
• what the middle classes 'call their"
„napkin. ,,,, • •
What is an ePistle? The wife 91 an
apostle. . •
Chivalry is the attitude of a matt
to, a -.Strange wenten.• ' •
The liver .Is: an infernal orOtn. •
4 In India, a.'intin in one cask cajun:4
inarry a woman in another cask,
. h
IRIS WHO HAVE
BOY FRIENDS
QuicirEasy Way to Get Charm" ;
NEW YORK.-t--AsSembling blouses
and skirts' has beim' simplified rit' one
of the miti4OWn" Fifth Avenue shops.
Here .they have beautifully tailored'
. .
rayon .blou-sei, which match skirts hi
such colors as beige; read, Yellow,:
- black, navy or green. .They do' the
same ,i -ort :of thing in flannel,' • in •
shirts anitskirts, and"in Salina elbt,h,,
,a.rayon and cotton mixture, they car-
ry' out :the sable 'tailfered..'combinit-:
tions. ; 'These, ere icleal .for ',casual
town4wear-Under-,re.efers, and for
countryi--evpir • -for , active spoils;
such as golf..
, .34.ant tailored shirt, done with long
• sleeies .and beck yokes, are, alienable
. . •
in. White, .black, navy Or pastels.;
Separate Pleated skirts' give .a cos-
-'etutireloolt--to-printed- she er-blouses----
iee 'When--; thesleevesare' short 'Arad,
puffed, or long and full with tight -
' wrists.. ,
osters "fry.
, .
trian monetain palate, She has a. bean.'
tifut collection,'pt.' diarnend jewelry
and sets off her ' BtattiOqiletpd
' beatity Nvith;d
=••bimik and sbaeS. of
. • . •
green,yarying .frorn the palest din -rand
. to the deepest 'limiter green.' '
Lady Louis Mountbatten is eonsitl-
ered..the best-dreseed Englith Wonian;
, .
„_,Gels who don't attract boy friends wander,
Whi. :Beautiful, pitied features are net
the reason.', Cleopatra and famous weitien.
Were often, net Hoe nice skin, Plenty of
animatieri,,an Watch Out kr your Ogete„..7.-'
you'll be surprised tow popular you are. be
many'gins have poor corliplexitnis -no
theirfigure- slipping, and don't realize
l'ake-"Pruitli.tives"-and-youlLsoort-bO-2.,
amaze& he* ditierenC and hovi attractive
Noti'Ve become. lt purifies *call' Maid, "
makes the akin pares work, gets rid of Waste
and poisons, gives jqiii new energy, prevents
,flabby tissuo from (mining: 'Fruit-a-tiveir"t
• , gives you new Charm: 25e.; 50e.
s
TABLET—'
Issue No, 1
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•
RAIF LIY.TINS
70'
leLosing Favor
In American HOme?
ut Hand.
•
Apple Is pisapiiating •
Repeatedly apple pie has peen. a&
•,claimed as thebest, the most .stable,
:the most.:..delleions. 'of 'tile's: u.n.til7ene"
• • Wonid :•Say'lltat:It8 ..rePutatien. as
.fritimied Upon t r belt': The re•tire seme.
itatiaties,..earnii4ed by R 'M Ituhei
.'Washington Stete-, college. „and, -
Printed in Food industries...that. raise
,the question Whether .:AtrieriCans. a're,.. •
as loyal .ta..,atip.le,pie as ;they Pretend'
to :be.
• 14 the "fiveeed.ar • Pe'ribil,. 19111,23, the
PCI ' citfille' consumption of. aPPIen as
segenty-two.,Tounds.'in .the • sevee-year,.
period, 192945; „the •per 'Capita
itIptien of ,ap.ples,f.was... cinly. six"
pounds ; ,.first" period :the. per
., •
capita conatiniption.,01• apples .
nearly three limes as:great :as 01 Ii .•
ci
ff nitS''''"in the Secend period the
thtt of apples
, •:"The decline ,tn, ,the. popularity of
tho apple ..daes• not necessarilYmean
the deellue of the apple pie," the Nw
Ypk bun holdS, •suggesting, that the
...e4ting 'apple, ...Windy testes the b'est on
, winteles,:niglit before.nn open fire
has' :probably bCcn the. chief. victim; of
.:'ne'w habits," tIoW, pienY. fa,rnilies now
beire e barrel, or two of, apple's In the .
''. cold cellar On.' now ',many, family .•
Ttab1es-Alees-a4bOw1--tOf ' opPlesstand
as in inviting reminder to take a' bed
-
Writ, Snack Probably the apple pie, '
,10 alt its' varieties 'etlindo• as "firm tte-
,thty as a symbol of and a support for
:Amerierin ...theracter:.- as - eVer'. it -did.,
Is the hand' 'apple 'Whose iiiisePpeare' •
..ante froze the' Allier' can seenIs pro,:
sitged by the °Minolta 'stetistics." • •
. •
Peace
Night" arches Ilingland" and the wieds
are still;' t. .„
.Yasmine, arid heneYshckle...steep ,the
Softly the stilit• that. tit:e: all "tilt.opeN
” fler 'dark with itidianey
„ That shadowed Meen:nOW, waxing- in
' the •, •
, Strs not a •11'iiin9r itt hpi tranquil
scas;• • •
Mysterious ',.1eco has lulled her tteit4
• to rest, : •
'Deep etet. , as • theirs) • 136nbattv. he'r• ••
' ..chnvellYar Ifees, •• • ,
Secure; serene; dti ow tlic.'higlite
litovk's theeat;c "„ •
- The go 15' luw- thUntler ,-
dtvr, •• . • , •
Theansztt4411, ptilsing;111 'her stricicon
54dc • • , •
All • ie.nt ,Poace, ' itattf4
•• Thiget • " ' ,
• Pot this: hrr oyrt best *tit
brfght t.14'w§l'•ol1da Were,
with lAeodY Sw•aat. • . ,
'Walter
. .t)poititot. .r" •