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5y, JOON STEVENS
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peeped in.
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1.1 de lissee. !aliens: .art.
rel, l - •r you'll think
Pisa t folly fr - iv I'm
nee tette te, Why
didn't eel ger t:, . liedeed of
being 1
Alice Detest.: l i many ex-
periences
xperi t_: lith -s entoriees,
Noir' d,e felt see ..;d endcresti-
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Mete', a de -hie little number
patte:u 4841, fur a'.1•'sur dashing
about! harp culla tdeks, pockets
on a Tilly -waisted, :te .tot 1 dress,
Gay lc ;,d s I s a fake
nom:gra t. I.a t :• included.
Pattern 4t -le in (r. .. sizes 11,
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1. wLo stare.) !eels leise'ab-
ee iike a gob:esti as site
,al closed her mem!), tty-
,� :.!} iter ?lits+'i 1',.1 oven oast
about Rotl.a'.ary. Not
else`it, just a 4:- ..ei passing
Buttmnire :vet -lie were
• silt soft then set.-dy
liicd
ee, I-.-:.irnts.: Cal ray liked her,
... gels. Yee. ti•rri was Jim
ire bey, . .1 kraut.;,
.. ,i hint. aur•. . i,'. Yes.
i- it! Boy frisiei a,ubitic,us;
oeseopieture fneeedee that
-.. - ..ee tried, nrnecessfully, to
due melase. She smiled
;:,rt. u I t1r rentecilier-
iee Oils child tel= ii t gradtf-
was eight'•rt!.
• nn the -.ei of
ar !riled back. "11e sorry-, ifiss
1 ale . ele't have
.-•y," Miss Davide Utter-
-eon
uter-
e ,.t and I have always been
-rad friends, hovel? t we?"
" ale gulped.
if I tell you, will you promise
1 keep it a secret?"
Ale yes, Miss Davids, I won't
a soul, honest I won't. I just
sal riknow for ..."
1 fotit have to be told, Ruth-
mary You must have a good reas-
au, it's a rather odd question but
I don't mind answering at all. Not
to a nice understanding girl like
you. I like teaching very much,
Rut;unary."
Misa Davids went on, "Yet, I
know that if 1 had my choice, I
wouldn't be here. My John and I
had such plans together, such ex-
citing plans." Miss Davids sighed.
Ruthmary was now on the edge
of her seat,
"We were brought up together,
went to the same schools, had the
same ideas about life, We both
liked people and we wanted our
home and -but all that is over now,
has been over for many year;. Yes,
dear, I like teaching, but most
people aren't made to live alone,
and that is especially true of wo-
men. No matter how much you like
your work, no matter how success-
ful, you still feel the emptiness of
knowing that you have no one
really ;.lose ,to you."
Miss Davids smiled sadly. "Here's
a
ebonite of us just a few months
before he left me for her."
Pnt7mary looked, through tears,
attee handsome man who stood
grinning at a much prettier Miss
Daell-. and then carefully put it
down erne left the race without a
weird.
:lie favide went back to her
ties teal picked up the picture.
Vee huow," she mo -ed, "you're
weer 1 good-looking fellow at
ti a dd.ditt till you hear how you
er :art."
.,.1grinning site put the picture
die eee was about to start look -
fns• f,- .a'inncry. Theft elle thought
-the themes.
got to grade Venn first ,dear
heelier, the letter from your brolc-
en-.t-v-.: l sister can wait." Still
t;r:n I at her lawyer-i,t'uther she
eeeding papers.
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Answer to TL•, i'u
Next Week
How Can 1?
By Anne Ashley
Q. What is a good tonic for aft
oily skin?
A. Fv'esh water containing a little
lemon juice i; good,
Q. How can l remove serateltea
from table silver?
A. Buy a small quantity of putty
powt1.1r at the drugstore, Put this
is a saucer with enough olive oil
to Crake a paste. Rub this on the
silver with a soft cloth, then polish
'th a h tnois,
Q. How can I !n.'" a atoin: toil
flowers that Itave been ctnulpll 11
A. !fold then over the steam at
a kettle for a few minutes and it
will freshen them,
Vin. !loft- rout t
A. Make .1 vey st.tf ;•.talc of
Portland cement and wage, clean
tht edges t the marble thoroughly, If
apply the cement to both broken 1
edges, p est- the edges together very
tightly, and tie securely until the
Cement itas set.
l . !Inn- ran 1 ren,ut4 ',lo..1
st t ill; ft'.' :1 gariitt•ill
A. Try holding the stained ma- 1
terial under cold running water.
This will also remove some fruit
stains.
le,, Him eat' 1 keep ,_ eses • moist
a ltd free front mold'[
Wrap the cheese in a cloth
saturated -with vinegar. Another
way is to smear butter over cheese
to prevent from drying.
Penguins -Flightless
Birds of Antarctic
T ite pen,4llies seen in a 01,11, wad-
dle around and have the aleweeenee
of little old then. Yet the bird in
captivity i,, at hest, a passive anim-
al as compared to the bird in its
natural habitat.
We have all seen penguin,, but
just how well have we observed
these unique birds? They are
flightless sea birds forming the
fancily Sphenicidae (short winged),
and all of the 17 species inhabit the
southern hemisphere.
The flippers, as the wings of the
penguins are usually termed, are
covered all over with small scale -
like feathers and are used for
swimming. Penguins are stout -bod-
ied, short -necked birds of moderate
or large size with short, flat, web-
bed feet, set very far hack, so that
when on land they stand upright.
Their bills are stout and are cov-
ered with several separate horny
plates instead of a single sheath on
each mandible as in most birds,
Their tails are usually very shoat,
composed of from 12 to 20 feathers,
according to the species, and often
entirely hidden by the upper tail
coverts.
YOURIL
am, ' Alex S,
Arnott;
Dear Mr. Arnott: I,fv husband
has a number of outstanding busi-
ness accounts which he has not
been able col-
lectee. 1 und10eT-
tend that there
is a method of
detecting poor
credits from
the handwriting
:1
f tndlt'iduats,
Could you assist
us •with 2111,
bleu)?
Answer:
Answer: Ilad debts are head-
ache to any business and require
constant vigilance to keep them un-
der control. Some large department
stores have applied an effective
method of detecting poor credits
with the use of handwriting analy-
sis. It is estimated that in one year
$900,000.00 was saved by one de-
partment store by the use of This
system. The personal data of the
applicant le also taken into account
before credit is given, being used in
conjunction with the analysis.
If you will .send an e'cautple of an
applicant's script, a credit report
can lie made to determine the stabil-
ity, conei'tcncy, habits of planning,
and honesty of the writer.
The, method has not been 100
per cent fool -proof, but it has eli-
minated 70 per rent o h dea -
t f the iii
beats that plegle business houses
and serve, as a good supplement to
peroral data of any iurtividnal ap-
plying for credit. -
Po, u brief anulr8(i of yeitr char-
acter ,read a sample of haudnri1iag,
with a stamped, self addressed entre•
lope, to .hear .S, Arnett 123 -18th.
S'tnY Vita 'hooch,.
The human ear, it is estimated,
can dj-lingai,ti ,500,(1(10 different
tone;.
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Working Their Way Through College -This doesn't look very
11131111 like work, hitt actually they're a few of the hundreds of
t: anatlian girls who secure mean; for a higher education by
working as woitresses at various resorts during the summer.
:been on a (living tower at an Ontario vacation spot are Ruth
;\lci.ean, Kay Ross, and Evelyn Spracklin together with a
guest, 'Isobel Murphy.
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'1 Gen-d-alir.e P. C le„ vke
Th;: ino,t important news this
wee: is what hasn't happened -and
its old news at that. I mean an-
other week has gone by and still
no rain. We have never seen things
so dry and withered before. 'l'lte
ground is strewn with tired, brown
leaves, lacking the vitality to stay
on the trees to await that first sharp
frost that girl's them colour and
interest. Wheat ground all ore'• the
district is ploughed but little of it
worked and, as far as we know,
rime of it sown. Wheat sown now
would merely serve as food for
bird,.
11 0 A•
Nat only has there been no rain
but we now have another heat wave
-only the "proles" are that it will
be of short duration, thank good-
ness. However, there is one happy
a:pest to this hot, dry weather --
it Ila.; produced a bumper crop of
tomatoes. \1'e have been swamped
tvitlt theur--and all from four doyen
plants. TWO Weeks 800 1 bought
t.11110.0eS, llrtcr expecting to get
en eiveh for canting from our own
plant -not after the worsts had
done their work! But every day I
have been picking one or more bas-
ket- of the fruit -or vegetable --
el t - •r sou like to call it -as a
re, dt iars and jars have been filled
wife tide reef juice. Yes, tomatoes
111 1 p -•:a'ir's tare kept me busy.
• e 0
.1a 1 then there was the "Ex" to
at , again, and an institute med-
iae. :uld on Friday niece Joy ars
re -ed for a belated holiday, And
ill l''. t!n' teat' it goes, •
171st Partner and I slid have a day
at lite '•1Cx" together after all. It
mos .n, ,h who stayed (tome to see
the the home tires didn't start burn -
in;;. But he roust certainly have
had theist in mind as while we were
awes: tic' rigged up an old circular
saw which he Nought or borrowed,
I'm not sine which, Anyway lie had
quite a pile of cordwood cut up and
w•,tild have had more only the saw
fell apartl At least the platform did.
But 11nb was quite happy rebuilding
it and the next day he and his Dad
weld at it again and the pile grew
higher and higher.
Real Surprise
A famous author was autograph-
ing copies of his new novel in a
Montreal department store.
One
gentleman pleased him by bringing
g
up not only his new book for signa-
ture, but reprint editions of his two
previous ones as well.
"lfv wife likes your stuff,"
s
remarked rather apologetically, " o
I thought I'd give her these signed
copies for a birthday present." ".A
surprise, oh?" hazarded the author,
"Cil say," agreed the oustomcr.
she's expecting a mink chat."
Partner and 1 !std a good day at
the "Ex". One of the highlights of
for ole was attending the tench in
the Women's Building with Mrs.
Kate Aitken as hostess. The success
of anything with Mrs, Aitken in
charge is a foregone conclusion and
this lunch was no exception. She
is certainly the perfect hostess, And
there are always interesting speak-
ers and 0110 111'015 r•ld friends and
new acquaintances and there is the
quiet enjoyment one gets from a
well -served meal in an uncrowded
and airy dining -roost.
After lunch 1 headed for the
Band Shell where i was to meet
Partner, I forgot the test of the
people; the noisy crowds going by,
as 1 listened to the Welsh Guards
Band playing so many pieces that
are among any favorites, One felt
the heat, the crowds, and the trip
back and forth to the city was well
worth enduring as one listened in
silent enjoyment to the "hallelujah
Chores" and irsn, Joy of Man's
Desiring", 1 wnu t Sar any more be-
cause 1 couldn't titteAblY tell you
what it meant to hear music like
that played by such a w'ondtrful
ham?. 1 was wishing Cicely could
have been with us.
And eptialeng of teedt-here is
something she wrote en route -I
imagine addle flying form \Talton
to :Montreal and 1 think she meant
it to he included in 1111' Collvun.
Thoughts on Leaving Canada
n1 am no writer and have not the
gift of expressing 11y thoughts and
feelings in an attractive tvay, but I
hnnld like, as 0 visitor, to say,
'1100115 you, Canada, very much for
a thoroughly enjoyable holiday: As
I sail comfortable' through the air,
on my flight back to England, 1
feel I ant leaving behind a very
warm-hearted, fI'u11l
andgener-
ous People. Like the vast land they
live in, with its huge buildings and
rolling landscapes, there is nothing
mean or grudging ahem then and
they freely invite the 1-1,1117r to share
and enjoy everything with then?.
In crnrlusien I rhoeld like to
thank my host taut hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. L, I Clare, for tl:, .- 1.'•'•1
ho pitality and for the many friend-
ships I have mad, ni
tltruugih theist:'
TIRED FEET
Don't suffer with Your Peet
Try the l'1971.0 -LOIS 01101' API'LIANOIDB
they can relieve Weer foot t1,01110a, Tog
Welk As 1t you are is
Y 'walking ng un Mr, Cel -
louse oan he relieved leniently. Washable
one Tlyg,-nls, Can he al 0,' cd to suit Your
roaviromrnla, No metal or any honey sub.
stenre, Light, strong ane flextblo, there-
fore develops the mum -leo of your feet when
walking, st 101n then, Terol ; and l,(s a y,
w111 net rot with noroolratlon. This le a
Ne w 4 e tl nnffn1 I.
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mmonde,
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by Ph)atahme.
Peter, 25.00 Plus I ostaes
sold rot puma eh,n't 01111 111,1•11.1.111l. vnur
foot rllt •nlo or 000, and Width or m5e
70 n T ael'n or 11,'r
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ISSUii 40 -- a lit
y e a Aid ews.
d'L are the days when thous-
and, of Ontario mothers are faced
with the 'five-tiutcs-a'week task of
preparing lunch -boxes for the child-
ren to take to school with them -
and wondering just what combin-
ation, will prove vol only tasty
and tempting, but thoroughly nu-
tritiorts as well.
I have gathered together from
here utd there some recipes that
1 t! i'dc will help, The first three
are for sandwich fillings which I
believe not only the youngsters
will lit but lite grown ups as well.
Thr,: tilere are a couple of cookies
that are just the thing to pack in
6cs.la tee more staid part 01 the
Imminent,
Tasty Sandwich Filling
utes 18 to 15 sandwiches)
Put Through The Food_ Chopper
1 red pimiento
1 yellow pimiento
1 green pepper
e gorge dill pickles
!I pound cheese
le pound bologna
Sca<on to taste with pepper and
salt and chill thoroughly before
spreading,
Peanut Butter -Apple Filling
(Stakes 12 to 15 eandw'icltes)
Blend Together
1 cup peanut butter
1y cup apple butter
1 3 -oz. package ct'0an1 cheese
Add 1 large apple, finely chop -
ed, with peeling left on. Mix well
and store in cool place till time to
be use,.
Tasty Chicken Filling
Illakes 12 to 15 sandwiches)
Mix Together
2 cups cubed chicken
3 hard-boiled eggs, chopped
31 cup finely chopped parsley
;S cup chopped celery
2 tablespoons ketchup
Moisten With .... .., -„
iz cup mayonnaise or salad dres-
sing. Season to taste with salt and
Peeper.
And now for those lunch box
cookie recipes I spoke about be-
fore. Isere they are;
Jelly Cookies
(Makes 8 dozen)
Sift
1 cup sifted flower
1 teaspoon baking powdedr
f4 teaspoon soda
ere teaspegptt. salt
1 teaspoon nutmeg
! teaspoon cinnamon
Cream
'-1 cup shortening
1 cup brown Augur
Stir In
1 egg, well beaten
1 teaspoon vanilla
Add
flour mixture alternately with
1 can sour milk
Add
3 cups sifted flour, or enough
to stake soft rolled dough
Chill
roll tJ inch thiels; cut
Spoon
1 teaspoon jelly in centre of
half the cookies.
Cut Out
n'ntres of remaining cookies.
Fit
these cookies over ones with
jelly; seal edges.
Bake
in moderate oven (375 degrees)
1': minutes.
SummerEchoes
School once again, but, oh, do not
despair
If those before you scan not to be
there,
That boy, with pencil dangling front
his !rand,
He sees, instead of schoolrootn task
and view,
A sail spread white against the
gleaming blue.
That girl who's heeding not your
last remade ---
Site sees a campfire flicker through
the dark.
She sees a sunset, far across a lake.
The months ahead are full of things
to do.
C
13e,non patient -they will come
back to you!
J, Lillian Vandeverc,
(In the Christian Science Monitor)
Toasted Oatmeal Cookies
(Makes 4 dozen)
Silt •
2% cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
Ya teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon nutmeg
T:I teaspoon ground cloves
Cream
4 cup shortening
?.; am brown sugar
cup white sugar
Blend In
i cup molasses
Add
1 egg, well beaten
Add
flour mixture -alternately with
it cup prune juice or water
04 cup thick solar cream
Add
1 cup toasted raw oatmeal
1 cup chopped nuts
1 cup chopped Prunes
1 cup chopped prunes or dates
Drop
By spoonfuls on greased sheet,
Bake
In moderate overt (875 degrees)
12 minutes,
DOES
ADIGESTION
LL & YOU
BELOW T E BELT?
Help Your Forgotten "28" For The Kind Of
Relief That Helps Make You Ravin' To Go
More than half of your digestion la done
below the belt -in your 28 feet o1 bowels,
8o when indigestion strilwo, tory something
that helps digestion in tho atomnah AND
below the bolt.
What you may need is Carter's Little Liter
Piste to give needed help to that "forgotten
28 toot" of bowels.
Take one Carters Little Livor 1018 before
and ono after meals. Take thorn aeoordtn8 to
directions
hes°moi a°so,,ti ol�aeslo,youratormo3,
ANA bowels -help you digest what you bow
eaten in Naturo'a own way.
Then most folks got Cho kind of relief thea
makes you feat bettor from your hoed to your
tom. Juot bo sure you get the genuine Carte,+
Little Liver Pilla from your 7mungint-ghat
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