t

A... .11.; HOUSE WIFE and

has a loveliness to sell, beautiful and

things; k

,-'.- Blue waves whitened on a, cliff,

\

. Soaring fire that sways and sings, r}: lAnd children's faces looking up

Holding wonder like a cup." ‘- —Sara Teasdale.

‘FABLOI D

end of the nut.

TALL BLONDI-IS m

hi] blonde type

t ..' 1:01am m: sTvLle .

l storms occur 5‘ the world.

SEWING MACHINES

To ellsilre perfectly smooth stitch- ing with a sewing machine it is a different thhkncsses of cofton and to thread the siluttlc with the finer one. If a length of lflliv-IIICSSUTP’ is glued lo wooden stand of easily b0 lneasilrelnent. An olclfasilioncd revolving music- stool is convenient for use ‘with a sewlng-lnachlne. as it allows plenty of freedom for turning to pick up

good plan lo use two

the cdli“ oi th: the» machine. work may held alzalllst. iv. for

material or to handle work.

ymstepajier basket should be kept

at; hand for (llscarcled pieces

USED TRANSFERS

Sometimes the supply of transf- ers for a particular piece of work be obtained again for the work to be completed. many treated in the

following way. Mix olle tablespoon " of~sugnl' with one tablespoon wash-

ing blue. and then stir in suffici- ent hot. water to make the two the color" and consisieilcy of ink. 'i‘hen trace over the lines of the transfer" using it in the some way as ink. Allow it to dry tilat. the

runs out and cannot

Old trsulsfers can be used time if they are

with this liquid.

and it will be found transfer will iron off llgaln.

’I'ilel'c's more. than a wee bit 0' just now. Thl< isn't surprising when we re- flect how imporfant Scotch rlreeds

Scotch in the fashion

l; are to all snlurt dressers l A fin.“ Scotch tweed

be Slllllfl. to the la=t thread

Right off the slrzlmcr" is a grand suit of black. rust and green plaid. made with a long. fitted coat. With it is worn a real Scotch giengarry’ suit. is ill gray. .black and red double-plaid tweed and has ll Shetland wool pullover sweater. With it is worn a. real tam

bonnet AllOlllt‘ r

o’ shall trr

"l=?{i{l?.-l."i;txlav

‘ Sire may . and lipstick dining the do)‘.

is flattery ill eve make-up

l , eyelashes look longer

.._~.,7_.,...§-,_v.:..y-_.(___... . “so-..

are a decided amber

_K..~._.;.,,-_.__,.».

water -—too little i: the

i ._._..._.1 .. ;.__' _ .:- .. .

When Baby Worry You

WHlLN cuttiul: l('t'lll, it. ill pcrfcntly ‘natural fol

':llIIlllO ilosor , to be fruitful nll

be llot. nlul for |.\l1

of glvinll drug him to l-lccp.

hour apart, for lovcrlil doses.

grin; and coolln

b! low I n. 011i fflpl to deep nntun y m (In m!

, HER a Acnvnllsls

splendid

o remove the kernels whole from n nuts. pour boiling water over l _.nuts and let them stand until cold. Then lmlnnlcr on the slllali

Blfiik, black conlbincrl with white l -or pastel silades" are best for the

i _ The i936 robe dc style has full- e- mess. ciiilcl" lnodcratetv or heavily massed silrcadlng at the back only.

Approxnllalciy 16.000000 tinulder- ' fllllliifllly throughout O

SCOTCTI-nl-l-GLD r. mow FAVOR-

suit or ' coat. will yivc years of service and

only powder, rouge

our at nlght~alul especially for parties -the avcragc woman knows there

Mascara. correctly applied, makes and more luxurious and enhances the beauty 0f the eyes themselves. Generally‘ speaking. you ought lo pick brown or black. depending on the natural color of your lashes. Certain new blues, however are attractive. par- ticularly if lirzhts in the ballroom

When you ilave finished putting on powder, dip the mascara brush in water (be sure lo use Dlfnty 0T cause of smudgas and smenrsl. then whisk it; lightly across the cake of mas- - para, Opening your eyes wide. "Be

is"; Teething Troubles

e (-l to all-op poorly. Alno for the digestion lo ill‘ ilpslot. and the body to

' . \\ llr-n your baby 1s in this condition don't rnnko tho mistake lum ll. nledicino cnnilllrllug opiates or nurcnticp to (lPlNlOfl pnln and

It. is much iviacr to gin- llinl u Blrhyl Own ‘Tablet or two at. interval: of an I Tin-go “vent-tasting, little tablptll aro an and In . relieving the inflammation in the gums din removln condom ions in ntomncll. lver and lntcunnoa, that are common at. NJ] time. The effect Ill Baby lOWn

no

_ Pfizer! ondllnbetter npim trnvrsuigll-lmkma.

wit?“ male“ at

i “i

upward strokes to cover every lash. See that each one is cooled with one stroke of the brush. Don't ap- ply asecond layer. If any spliLs over on the skin around your eyes. re- move lt immediately with a bit of cleansing cream. ‘ ' If you use eycsilarltlw. remember lthat it ought to llllllfll the natural coloring of your cycllds tUlfl should be put on before you powder. Brush your forefinger lightly across a speck of cicansing cream before [you dip it lll thc paste. Cover only qthe upper lid. Don't cxtcrld it out- ; ward on your chucks. Blend it care- lluliy upward to eyebrows.

GOOD GRAVY

The big gravy secret is to vratch

(tile meat (luring roasting to be lsure tilat the juices and fllt. that l collect are not the least bit burned. l but just richly browned

WORLD CLOSING WIN ON ‘THEM New York Times

Wherever tilcre is glass in the home of the Dionnes-wiildows. doorways and utensils-it is hence- forth to be nonshattcrablc glass. The world has always assumed that people living in glass houses must not throw stones. because people on the outside will throw the stones back and do serious damage

But the five Diouncs. being lncln- bers of the {voting generation, are l wiser than their elders. They know that you can smash glass window's from the inside. They know that if you drop a glass of milk on the floor it makes a lovely sound, pro- ducing the same emotional effect obtained by Edna St. Vincent Mil- iay when she llllflLs the candle at both ends. One can almost over- hear Annette remarking to Yvonne. with an inclination _ of the head in the direction of Dr Dafoc,

accepted text:

Ah, love, let you and I ‘gainst him conspire

To seize this silly scheme of glass

entire. And shatter it to bits. and go right ' Oil. Messing thlnes up to the desire.

heart's

It comes hard to feel angry with the dailntless Five for throlvlng their things about. because so plain- ly their carefee days arc drawing to an end. The world is closing in on them. Hcncefortil they must live in _a blaze of notoriety compared to which the white light that beats on a tllfUl‘ is desert solitude. Their souls will soon cease to

laelong exclusively t.o their public. The gentlest pica for privacy from any of them will be resented as un- sportsmanlikc and unpatriotic. FACE POWDER NOW MADE FROM SHARK BRAINS

For some years the shark has been commercially exploited for its skill, which makes strong and de- corative handbags and siloes. for its fins which makes a Chinese soup delicacy, and for its oil which ruore than rivals cud liver oil. Now Aus- tralia-h-as cnolved an excellent face ‘powfcl- from dried shark brains The industry of shark catching or "meshing" is being fostered by the New South Wales Government along stretches of coast where the fish are found. An excellent mnr- ket for shark leather and oil al- ready exists

GLOVE PROTECTORS

Rain gloves shown in New York arc fashions lalest- and most prac- tical contribution to a ‘smart girls wardrobe. 0f waterproof, oiled silk. these transparent carried in pocket or purse and the minute it sfarts to sprinkle, put on over your regular" gloves to prolcct -them even more satisfactorily than nn umbrella ill-elects your They come in small. medium and large sizes and in nli colors match raincoats

WINE STAINS ON VELVET

Wine stains of ally kind somewhat. difficult to remove from velvet. but a thoroueh steaming sometimes works. Hold it in the steam from a fast-boiling kettle- until tho stained part is well a further brisk brushing with a up the pile. and hang in a warm room to get tllorouehly dry.

1f the stain in still noticeable. the best thing is to sponge It Clffiflllll’

borax. then raise the pile by pass-

over the face of a hot iron stand- ing (mend

UIT YOUR. TYPE TO HAVE CHIC BECOMING COLOURS

from this season. as shades particularly varied. . have borrowed the

f"!!!

and with slight departure from the . l

be thcll‘ I own, The unprecedented Five will ‘

slip-ons- can be '

tol

RH‘ l

saturated by the steam. Then lzivc l stiff. clean clothes-brush to brintrt

with warm wafcl- containing a little my“... a changc L; ‘my ing the wrong side of the velvet.

PLINTIFUI. NOW

What colour will you choose for your new outfit? ‘Time and time again this velrlnpquestion crops up. But you'll have plenty to select are

rich of n byeone oun- -l "d out vlvldll rm wlllubom ilh t . '

R E L I E V E S CONGESTION (ONQUE-RSCOLD

‘_lliilt' in day and af-

li‘l‘lll.llll A lilllltlll~ - ».ln'.1‘;ei" once gave la wortl 01 . “Always kccp ill" colour" of yo . and hair in . mind when (‘i100 up, rlcs." This

‘ is vory sound. as lllcll are certain Islladcs that can llll>0lil'(‘l_\' over- , shadow your (l\\'ll coiotlrlug Women can be broadly divided "iircse with soft. , i'Ql(llll'lll_l',. the ’ , the (l.lli\ t-onlplcxionccl. and l-ll".\<‘ wilo c colouring is indefinite. The fuir r-rlnlplcxioncd (by this blondcs alone arc not referred lo. , but also the fair skinned brun- l often, can afford to W021i‘ bright shades. a. the fairness oi their skin sullducs colour to a ("crtaill extent. ‘ Grccn. hluc and l)l1t('l( for the gold-

en haired. nnd rcd. hluc orange for ilcr durke: sl~' | Tile slvilrtll) ("an _\vear

l green, Sll.lt|"w or l)l'U\\'fl and orange [to good effect Those with florid lcolourlllu rllOtlld select. the rich, l subctucccl tones of m» berry silades. that. they will find that. black or | navy will do more to help them to soften their suplvrfhlous colouring l than zinythinl; ciao ' Colour, lo give a touch of relief’. can be introduced at the neck in the form of collar and culls. scarf or ivaist bolt

As to the "in-lletvxecil" type. who are neither dark nor fair, select bright sharia. You can wear shades that lll'\" r'ol{‘lll'llll without ‘being too brilliant.

Dr l'-I. G V lPcrcival, discuss-

ing Vlltilfllllx at, a pleating of the Phurllrlculilcai Society, in Edin- burgh. sakl that. nithilugh a vast

amount of work had been done on the four \'ll.lillllll§——/\, 131.32. anclD --it could not bc said that absolute finality had bcrn vcaciled Only vitamins Bl nr D had been defin- | i‘ely cl and their chemi- ' cal struclul established ivlth any l delzreo of r-crtlllntv

| 0n the other hand. tllc position in - regard to vltfilnin C was much inurc satisfactory This alas the vitamin widely (listributcrl in fruit. juicss. Ii. was the fllll.l—.\('i)l'lJlltlC conwtiiuslnl. in orange jllfc". ivhich

\‘.'ll‘- silpplcd in lll!‘ Nll\_\' to prev- ent sr-urvv llllrtlt has l3r"t‘ll isolated and lnstitllfoi confirmed by‘ syn!

(‘AlJTIilTA/ir‘ ‘ Thur of at?“ 151151.]... quintuplets wcrc honored at a christz-lllilrz in Yarlnouill, N. S Mr and Mrs.

John Li- Blnnc nzllncd their daught- ers Mario YVOIlIiJ Annette.

A!» fur as llcnilty routines concerned. habit ant. tiling. A good cream, used lllflllt after night. month after month. will do your skin lllore good than slcvcrni kinds. applied only now and then. No crcanl cnn do the work n‘.- llilpllfffifll to do during one application. Or ten. for that I matter It is regularity‘ lilat counts-

Spvakinl: of habit. intelligent [loyalty lo preparations that have I l

are is the import-

scrved you well is an cxccilent idea. The ivoman who llll_\'.\ a jnr or bottle of every new cosmetic that pops up on the market ls not only ‘ being extravagant. but the chances i are she'll nr-vel" get much good out of anyihlng l Her dressing table will always be ‘, cluttered with various half-empty containers shc seldom touches but ilalcs to throv: away because they q were expensive. Furthermore, she'll never bc satisfied with hcr beauty l treatments . When you have found a lipstick that is the right. color and which will sta" on your lips for lloilrs and hours. why discard it the minute I you cnfeh sight of a new variety in l, a different. looking case? Of course l If the new type is more satisfac-

tory. this is a good idea. If it isn't-

Remcmber. too. that it is better to have one really good cream than three or four mediocre, ineffective ones. If you are a one-cream girl. pick an all purpose cream which yml believe will cleanse and nourish your akin and keep the pom small as well. Use it before you go to bed every night of your life. no matter where you are or how um YOU l1"-

Gef. a rouge that blends cull! and learn when to apply. it Then smooth n on the some way on the nine spot: day alter do)‘. It lama match your‘ natural n tend. of entitled-not your dram, bu; mos Q} . .

5ll°""l'°"" Says You!!! Maurine Couples do Idea Root Not Tale It o! MW?" Seriously

lDol-uthy no

II-

Lasting and Life-Long Success, it is Best - Not to Enter Into the Contract. Hap- piness Must be More Than an _ Option

1n spite oi the fact that the cold Government statistics show that the average marriage in r a United States lasts only 51x rears and elsht months, we like to be leve that every bride and BT00!" 911m‘ m? h°1Y estate with 9. firm conviction that. their mI-r- rlage a going to be like the rally-tale was 1H which they lived happily evel- afterward.

Hence sit is shocking to learn that DWE- days love‘: young dream 1s tinged with W11- iclsm, and that even those who stumble t0 the altar in a trance of bliss anticipate wak- mg up from 1|; some day. They do not con- sider marriage an uut-li-dealll-do-ils-part contract. Rather they resard 1t as a m" party while it lasts.

Recently the Marital Relations l-Ilstltulfl has been trying to find out. just how 1011B mg average man grid woman really expect-e their marriage to elldulv- It 1101195 the ap‘ plicanrs for mflrrlfise licenses in seven cities,

representing all sections of the country. and it found that the average ex- pectancy of marriage is sixteen years. two months and one week. About a third of the lovers interrogated declared that they expected their mar- riages to last forever, but; 8 per cent of the 18.000 IXPFSQIB ql-Wlmflned "d" mitted that two years of matrimony was the best for which they hoped.

1

l l

l l . y i 4.,

That's the answer to the question of why the modern marriage is so often a failure and divorce is so common. Young people do not go into it. for a permanent job. They take a fling at it as they might at a lottery ticket. If it wins out, fine and dandy. 1! it doesn't, too bad. Tough luck. But you don't have to stand it. It is just a passing episode, Nothinggg more common than to henna girl or boy say that they will try marrlale once, anyway.

No marriage entered into in this spirit can be a success unless both husband and wife are darlings of the gods and have sOnle special miracle worked in their behalf. Nor could any man or woman succeed in any other career if they undertook it. with, the intention of quitting if the sledding got hard or they lost their taste for it or it wasntall their fancy painted it. You can't imagine a doctor becoming ar. eminent, practitioner or a. great. surgeon if he took is profession up with the lciea of trying it for n couple of years, or a bus new man becoming a merchant prince if in the back of his head- was the idea that he would go into bankruptcy the min- ute he discovered that running a store was work and worry instead of just fun and playing. .

No. Those who make a. success of any calling sign up for a ilie 10b at it. They know that to make a go of Bnything you have to stick to ll. You have to put in years and years of trying. Years and years of strug- gle and sacrifice and labor. You have to have the eourflxe to endure cllsillusion and blighted hopes and the grit to carry on in the face of de- feat. '

And the men and women who can do this seldom lull. ‘They 60111991 success. and often when the battle seems lost to theln it suddenly turns into a splendid victory.

Brit those who espouse a cause halfheartcdly are beaten before they even start. to fight. They have no determination to win out despite ob- stacles. They don’t even intend to stick to what they have undertaken to do if they get tired of it, or some other prospect beckons. And so they change fromoccupation to occupation and wander the world over seeking jobs and never accomplish anything in life.

And success in marriage is made just. the same Wily as success in any other human undertaking. It is made by going into it with a grim deter- mination to stick to it. to bring all of one's intelligence and couraie t0 making a go of it, no matter what dlscouragemenis one encounters. The husbands and wives who do this reach their golden wedding day with the foundations of their homes stronger than they were when they were married.

It ll; the boys and girls who do not. expect tllttll‘ marriages tolast Wlw clutter up society with their messy divorces. They have just taken an option on each other instead of entering into a. binding life pflflfleffihlil- Most of them don't even establish a permanent home.

It is here today and gone tomorrow and swap partners. 1t is all such a transient arrangement that they don't, think it worth Wlllle no even try to adapt themselves to each other or to cultivate conlradeshlp or do (my of the hard work or make any of the sacrifices that it takes to make mar- riages a success. It is easier to throw up the job and quit.

It is the short-term marriage that is at the root of divorce. I01‘ X100! of us can put much heart and enthusiasm into a temporary job. DOROTHY DIX.

SOUT" M]LTON $33001, Grade 2: l Laurie-Cole's; 2 Beth Weeks, Jimmy Colcs (equal); 3 Jimmy Buchanan. Grade 1: 1 Billie MaeLean. Perfect attendance for Novemb-

Standing ofTSouth Milton School for November and Decembe . Grade 10: 1 Vera Home, 2 Mll-

lard cores; a Vernon Blackmail. er= Reach Mamet". John Nichol- Grade 9 Sr: l Emeline Loner. 5°11; Jean 001%: Jackie Jay; Ken- Qfgdg g Jr; 1 Jqhn Nlqho]50n_ neth Platte. Merton Coles: .Jim

Gales; Laurie Coiell. Flor December: Harold Rodd. Stafford Ooles; John weeks

Grade 8: 1 Jean Coles; 2 Mary Gallant; 8 Catherine Weeks and Helen Ooles (equal) ' Grade '1: 1 Stafford Ooles; 2 Gwynneth Stockmln; 3 Ralph les.

Grade 6: i Jack Gallant; a John Weeks: 8 Aldry 0010s.

Glade i5: 1 Roy Gallant; 2 Shir- ley Coles: a Jackie Jay.

Grade 4: l Joe Coles.

Grade 3: 1 Jim Coles.

r_:;~;—~__ r _ .:_'_—-_-:-; ;— _

But No Sale!

Prospective Purchaser-Airy sisters and I haven't a chauffeur. so we must have a. car that a woman can manage and run. _

Polite Salesman-That is the car for you. miss. It -ls nb-so-lute-ly fool-proof!

Unless You Determine to Make Marriage a