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he created since 1888. onward un- til his retirement The records of the Old Boston Ihelltre shvw a total of 8916357135 in box olfice receipts at 939 peﬁorinsnoes of one old Phy given their.

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KEEPING LITTUCI CRISP

Wash lettuce thoroughly and while dripping place in s tightly , coverediarorpallstoreinavery i} cold place. ‘rho lettuce will remain p griqrfor severul days.

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I should like to make every man. womsn and child whofn I meet dis- contented with themselves, even as rm,"- * ‘ mu myself. I should like to awaken in them

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free-unnu- nus our there are

puree ‘like a garden-pests ‘and =

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-If- T‘ uhompson were alive he would have passed his 101st birthday last week. He play- ed in the "Old Homestead" which

ins in B°lli>$ and staeirxalvi "i511... relult5l ..

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shout their physical, their intel-t

Q U IV E R I N G ' jioie where egress-was impossible

person who had to cool off.

tlon at allwould never try it. n is

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. rgprdh about a hero imprisoned in Good labor never wasted; you must h“ ' ;lndt.hetermroftils/t"‘sil-'

msecret. cave. He described the quiet and the darkness with such reality

‘me men the world calls "lucky" will tell you, every one, that such

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Grandmother 'o.;i’ l‘

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poelslinterestto mothers the new Vick-s Plan hr better ﬁ-olofwidsinthshfilno.

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plot and story are gone, that clmptcr still lingers to haunt us. Prisoners in solitary wrifinesnent in deep dungeons often go mad. The mold and vermin, the starva- tion and bodily torture are noth-

their memoirs, compared with the thundering silence.

‘rherefore it would seem tilat man's senses were not made to stand a void. They were not made

mountain tops-these are not voids. They are filled with sounds of na- ture, often indisoernable but satis- fying to the sub-conscious mind. One feels contact somehow with mysterious forces. He r belongs at

to the universe and something tolls him so. It is different m: r the loneliness of imprisonment be- ftwpen walls. . . ' '

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When a. child is punished by be- ing shut away in a closet, to his jailer it is Just a closet, a cubicle in which the sinner can meditate on his sin, cut otf from human souls.

But to the poor little prisoner,

‘with his child's imagination, it is

Rider Haggard/s cave, the medie- val dungeon, the pit of s most frightful loneliness. Its silence he slugger-ates. its derknesssndsmall- ness are added horrorsgﬂe Dmllles’ 1t with monsters beyond the pale of hairy tales. .

‘Pliers is probably no agony of mind invented by man equal to

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to a mother who regarded this type of punishment as the m"dest she could ihfict. And she is ntt an ignorant pereon- in the least.

It was simply impossible for her to project her mind invtc a. dark

save at the pleasure of an angry "Hie parent with any imagina- terrlble thing, indeed. e1 r '

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w many of the plants ma: will be used in Royal decoration for the wedding of Prince George and Princess Marina are now blooming, which is receiving e!- tra iqiccial attention lust now.

It is a tree that has supplied

Victoria. It has grown consider-

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ems so vividly thatsltliough "the -

ing those who recover relate in

to experience silence. The sllenec of ' lone vast distances under the sky, the ~‘ peace of night, sndthe reverie o0.’

Cut out applique pieces and sew as indicated on small block. Arrange applique and plain blocks as sug- gested on quilt dlagram..Finish with

Allow for all seams when cutting _

Material Required

4 yards for applique blocks '2 yards for plain blocks 2-3 yards purple material

l 2-3 yards orange material 1% yards green material.

9 1-3 yards B inch binding for bor- der around quilt.

Block finishes 14 inches square. 20 applique blocks.

d inch border around quilt. When ordering give Number 30-2. Send 15c for s book of quilt pat- terns containing 7 beautiful Grand- r quilt designs — every pat.

able since it gave the first mrlg. for that Royal bridal bouquet in the

hMlRoyal weddilli Iibsnily follows the happy old- ous-

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of mine has among her possessions most llmorant would know this B01118 POP" Dillll-I-lldi-YQYJOW N00- And yen onw recently w, mkedileaves that were showered rover Princess Mary by her brothers-be‘- fore she leftnhucixingbsm Palm: for her honeymoon.

The Princess, laughing, brushed them of! her coat before she went s bystander picked them up. The rose-leaves used as a substitute for old fash- ioned confetti, war, made by ex- servicemcn emecially Princess Royal, became s fashionable

Royal

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mamas srruc" ‘ of coiifure experts have st 1m together to sponsor a lnovs- up‘ merit to create hair styles that will be ﬂattering with hots. Already some slope have been taken and by] January, when hat manufacturers launch their spring lines them will be available to everyone, definite

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own. when, too, thereil be greater ver- “Mumy satillty in hair styles. a girl won‘t W°"w;“‘ wsnttowearthe ssmekind of colrfure month in and month out. She'll know hm!’ to fix her hair MV- erral different wsykono to luii each hat in her rsrdnobe.

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msnwrltesmethatlisisthinkingaboutge ts know what guslities he shall look for in v most-important thing you should consider is a slrlh puwernto ' ' wimp on, w mags your heart do acrobat! in breastJnd-rouse in you tnrllls;lhs_ you neugr suspected you had wnoﬂlod smut To have for you that strange. \‘mucwle allure that makes her loom 0hr ' ' in the world and cause

you to feel that you will llllt ""71 N"! l!" die if you can't get her.

When you promise vat/the altar to love a woman for the next thirty 01' 3°"? "l". W" srs undertaking s. ions-term contract sud YW- can't make good on it ilnlﬁﬂs like and mental and spiritual a“ actions for you,

and unless you feel in the very marrow of 1W1‘ Y bones that she is IT for Y9"-

physiﬂi

Next, congeniality. vided she is your taste. Before you pop the question to any Blrl. make ab", 535,4“, 3M4, ivory sure that she belongs to the some school of cookery Wu do. In"

laughs at the some jokes, and enjoys doing the things that you do. Nine- owmoakclotha dmandwhite

. tenths of theuailures in garrisge are: caused bly hishbglzf angelowltrirroigfli penny-plnchers and was rs: go-‘get ers and oa ers ng en s - ~ f“, has}, “m, _ together by a surface attraction that lasted long enough for them to set fademmjury m mp n

. tied together, but that vanished as soon as their 0D opinions came in conﬂict.

Bo make sure on the safe side of the altar that the girl you marry plays a 800d some of bridge, if you are a contract llend. athletic, if you are a gol! hound. Or that she is ambitions, if you are mum snowy while wilhoutmsbttof

Or that. she is thrifty, ii you have 3 on‘ {gui- . pocketbook. Any man and woman can jog along happ y gs ey ridethe same hobbies. It is only when one wants to go to a. night club Dwd°p°datthe°°n°f$1'°m§m' and the other to a. prayer meeting that, trouble begins.

Stop looking st the

Be sure that the girl can keep you interested. adcrnments on the outside of her head long enoughto try to find out r how it is furnished on the inside, and whether there are any brains or ~ not under her ﬁnger wave. Men rarely do that, and yet boredom at home sends more men phliandering. and in search oi women who can entertain and amuse them, than all other causes combined.

Any Dumb Dora can make

the proper responses in the right places in the lovers‘ litany during co

urtship. but after marriage you autmnatlc- ally quit asking your wife “ ‘oose ducklc is '00." and you want somebody for s compainon who reads and thinks and keeps up with the times, and who is bright and entertaining and amusing, and who can make an even- ing at home a pleasure instead of a penance. has held her husband past middle age, she has done it. with her conver- sational line, not her waistline.

When you see a wife who

Then take rim of the girl's disposition.

That is what you have to live with, day ln and day out.

That is what your happiness or your mis- dupon. Bo keep your weather eye peeled to see if her registers fair and warmer wssth lock out for storms and squalls when she is aroun

If a girl is peevlshkogid fretful and‘ lgthlng ‘ther way; ii

,' and if her family - _ her bypnosznatter how pretty and wot will spendttheu-balm nothing ‘ever pleases, and enough. ‘

Pick out a girl b fora w will have a mate who will mak

Heaven for the blessing it has

er, or i! youbeve to

stand in awe and fear of her, ettrlwtlve she may be. Otherwise cc of your life trying to placate s virllo that

‘ “ _, for a. gold-digger who never gets

y her funnybone and you can't go wrong. sis‘ woman who can laugh of! the misadventures of life an" ' -: B you so down on your knees and L. nlk bestowed upon you.

Watch out for the indie she is. Bee how shs plays Does she take good luck or bad with blame some one else when she doesn't l0 lslinst her? Is she a goo

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If you will watch a girl whether she is a square shoo

ations that a girl gives of the kind of sport Does she cheat or is she honen?

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tsr or not, and whethe

fell you. she will stand without a whine or a whi

w, or whether she will nsg and coin fate

a mighty safe tip on r, should adve ‘ , be- _ mper and help you ﬁght slain and turn yellow and aban-

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ty-nine cases out of s hundred. she boosts ‘his health, his social position wife with as much care, st least. t select one for her paint and her stream-

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In a word, pick out fo about and character and hum I 011G (or very my“ ma‘ m mums to go with tihs new thskindofwifewhose "“"‘“°"' The coiffure people there will be fewer disappointed custom- ers. lifter all, nothing is worse than to start wearing your hair in s new‘ and extremely ﬂattering manner only to discover that. it loch per- huwgﬁo? yge§ngmvgfjgug ‘bowl of hot water and beat with‘ pgtgyy c“ Maw, “an: ma" swayinsscoolsplscssslltobs

until "mixtllts becmes {Watts-Wig if butter mstyube m:

11 m 1m¢ n we or more n ti! g m “m” without; their smrois becoming in the

r a wife a girl who has both heart and some account, and you will have

DOHUHIYDE.

bruins, soups corn fists ‘or nlsbsek crumbs- price is above rubies.

pack i-hemla cans, ins-so: , and cover them with salt e wstcrmadebydiseolvingabout l0 and ouncesottsbie saltin

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How New $l,000,000 Soap ccvsry Takes The Last o! The Bsckschs Out of Washslnys Yo!

It doesn't matter what sort of wife you get, pro- Works With Utter Safely to

without the slightest risk The makers of gentle Ivory give you

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ventionAaoapthat, yoorn son, makes old-t po fast-wsalung soaps seem , ard on colors, and un-

h Or that she i8 ﬁt for hands. Yet a soap that soaks

scrubbing or boiling!

this new soap-OXYDOL-does ese ‘ thingsthatyouneverfoundaaosp l

could do before.

(1) Loosens dirt out in 1_5 minutes soaking, without scrubbing or b0 - ing. Thus cuts washing time 257 to 40v m tub or machine. _(z) 6cm clo es 4 to 5 shades whiter than other soaps by accurate ‘Pintometer

tests. Whiter in one washing than ~

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safety to colors, fabrics, hands.

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their former favorites OXYDOL Why o on risking

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assoon s! you sse it with its softly falling bib-like collar, so ﬂattering The front. bodice in princess styling is another ' ' _ new feature.

ofthssienderskirt. Juby-rodorepesilkmsdeﬂlsﬂ-

" tractlve dress with white bsngallns bib collar and dared cum.

Bottle green wool mm with the

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SMART FROCKS FOR FASHIONABLE PEOPLE

lilustrated Dressmaking Lessons Furnished With Each Pattern

slums throughout the country. A sming use authorities to auwenend’

And note the smart wrapped effect.