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GRAY ELEGIST

Plaintively in the woods today I heard

Three notes le_t _ sequestered biro. Momcntly in the somnolent, Sun-i-

fall by some

mer air p _

That sigh of infinite sacngss hoverctl there.

Only the mourning dove, EYES’ elcgist.

Whose gentle music trailed away like mist

In fcrny’ hollows. Yet I thought: What old

Sorrow ls this. eternally retolo,

Beyond all understanding or sur- cease?

This lcciely bird may be the Dove of Peace! -i4e|.lle Nelson Jlnnln s in

the New York raid

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POWDER RUBDOWN GIVES SILKY SHEEN To put a silken sheen on leg 1naltc~up which you want to pass off as nylons, powder down your paint job ivith talc or comstarch. Apply the stuff sparingly with the palms of your hands, and rub uiitll you whip up a shine and float. off the powder. A make-up expert has taught Hollywood lovclivz; this application of leg art. From one of his glamor gum pupils conles this and still another tip on his famous tech- nique. That ls to use a sponge with a fine cell structure, which is con- sidered best for coating a pair of pins with a thin film of uniform color. To make sure that vour sponge does its job. she says dip it in water, squeeze dry, and fill sparingly by placing the sponge over the mouth of a bottle of liq- uid makeup. With your applicator "loaded." the trick of coating a leg perfect» ly ls to use lung. smooth strokes from knees to toes, and to stop everything while make-up dries, Then powder down, as instructed above.

SUN ON MY SOUL

John Keble, distinguished Eng- lish preacher-poet, gave the worlrl one of its most beautiful end treasured religious lyrics in a poem never intcclded for a hymn.

"The Sun That Ne'er Goes Down"—more popularly known by the opening line, "Sun Of My Soul. Thou Savious Dear"—first appeared as part of a lo-nger poem ln "The Christian Year," publish- ed by Keble l-n i827 and famous ever since as one of the outstand- ing devotional books of all time.

Keble, the son of an English vlcar, was horn in Cain. St. Ald- wyn, in 1792. At 15 he entered Ox- ford University wheire he maile- a brilliant record. He graduated in 1910 and five years later won his ordination as a preacher. There were some tempting offers from parishes which bid against one another for the services of the

brilliant young clergyman, but John rejected them all and wont home to Fairford to assist his

father ln a small rural parish. The young preacher was only B5 when "The Christian Year" was published. He was so extremely modest that, lf he had had his way, this remarkable volume of poems might never have been giv- en to posterity. It was only for considerable coaxing on the‘p"irt

of his father and his friends that he consented to publication and even then he gave orders that his name should not appear.

"The Christian Year," therefore, was published anonymously as a companion to the "Book of Com~ mon Prayer.”

The fame which came to “hlm through the publication o! The Christian Ycar" brmlSM Kellie," professorship at Oxford, 311E i115 real life work was carried on in the little hamlet to which he had conscratcd his lift‘.

Mount Tacoma got its name by a double mistake on the white man's part. The Indian name Ta- ko-béd riid not refer specifically to Mount Rani-er. as was thought. but to any snowy mountain ln sight. and the white mil lllpro- ncunced it.

‘TAKE IT EASY’ RULES VACATION

VaCati-ctlers who have led Ceden- tary lives shouldn't try to makeup

M o d e rn Etiquette

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Q. when settuig n dinner table where should the water glass and the wlm glass be pinged?

A. Place the water glass at the top of the plate. towards tho right of the lvea, me wlne qlnss to the right and ocyond the water glass.

Q. If someone offers you a cig- aret. ls it polite to say, “Thanks but I have some here"?

A. Yes, Lt you have some handy.

. What should one do if he gets food ln his mouth that ls too hot to swallow?

A Take a swallow of w-atcr. Never. under arty clrotnnstarces. take water while you nave the food ln your mouth.

P Better English

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l. What la wrong with this sen- tence? "We left a: soon as we were

Meet Ben. the famous talking dot! of Rovston. Hinzllnd- who l! reporter; t.) speak lntelllglbly, although his vocabulary seems to be lim-

en fish, you can cook fillets and

steaks without thawing them. Just

allow a little extra time for cook- 8

thaw fish. the best way to do this is to place it in the and thaw it slowly at a tempera- ture cf about 38 deg. shouldn't be thawed quickly by soaking lt in cold water. Of course this can be done. but the cooked fish will not have the same flavor as it would if it were thawed pro- perly. The tiny cells break down under such harsh the flavorsome juices soak out in the water.

"Business?" When fresh. raw fish is to be "W-asherwoman." stored for awhile after Being “Your ageT’. bought. WrB-P i! lightly in wax "Sventy-four.’ paper ﬁnd Place in the starage "Married?" tray beneath the freezing "mit of "Not yet." your automatic refrigerator-or if your refrigerator has 11 meat compartment, the fish may be’

stored in this

PLASTICS CREATE NEW DECOR TREND

home decoratim has accgm gnjed the development of plﬂglig gill" W0"! Shrink. fade or discol- unprecedentmi things with coateo textiles that resist

through with our work." w 2. What is the correct pronunc- usnms lation of "Gladstone"? Jo (‘Q5 3. which one of these words is

c misspelled? Biolshevlk, boa con- strictor. bookeeper.

4. What does the word ‘luxts- position" mean?

5 What ls .1. wold begllltf-‘Jlg with a that means "pralseworthy"?

for a year's lack of exercise llurzngl u two weeks‘ holiday. Sudden‘ crack g, Whip over unused m cxln be full of dangers, say.

Before the quick plunge, every- body post high school age Mtn a lazybones record of 30 weeks bc~ hind him needs a medical chock- up. Doctors emphasize this necd if the person's birthdays total up to as many as folgty, t

Otherwise, doc oi-s say. sreti- ,, uous exercise may show up a 1- Sal’ 53 55 we had ‘m’ bodily ‘venmess lying dormant, lshed our work. _. Pronounce sec- Then again, there is the seriouslcmi 554mb“ 5m"- \1 35 l" “m ‘m’ ﬂange‘, o; an unrectvgnized vhysgqstressed. 3 Bookkeeper. 4. A plac-

Answers

M dis by, vhi h pro-a ing or being praced side by side. fczital Ugdlflll‘ ythe stcressmaol, unlisulil "P1131138 ‘he ~'"15e 01 311811511 5W1? Exel-HML into close juxtaposition with the

style of the i-‘rench and the Ger- mans.” De Qulncey. 5. laudable.

COOKING FROZEN "FISH When it is desired to cook froz-

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However, if it ls necessary to u“: AND LET u“;

The vicar and the squire were walking together after the morn- lng service. Suddenly the vicar very peeved, burst out, "Did you hear Robinson snoring in church

refrigerator

F. Fish

tied to "I want some." And it one is to be limited to three words. what better three could there be? Ben. pet of Alfred Brtssenden. ls pictured “whim; 9, friend pour tea, and, persumaibly. saying "I won't some."

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Angling For Husbands

Effective Technique of Getting Man Tn Pop Question lllffars

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Perhaps it is the shortage ln the man supply that leads girls to be- lieve that 1f they want a husband they had better grab one while thc grabbing 1s good. or penhaps it ls just that the modem maiden ls more forthright in her dealings with the opposite sex than he.» Grand- mothe r was; but there is no denying that llttle Miss. Up-To-Date has fwfﬁillved the ancient taboo against women doing the courting and is out to get her man.

Bobby-sockers by the hundreds write me that

mains the legion of unsung hero- aunts and cousins: the sisters and

Ellen 's ‘Diary

By an wand ﬁrmer‘: Wlh

Last n-‘sht’: showers continued well into this morning, contrary to James‘ hopes, postponing ths| race-meet at The.- Fair and caus- ing those interested in this form o! entertainment at. Alderleo nod mt Rob's m "stick to their knitting" at home. Until tvls evening. when beneath cleared and cooler skies the lure of The Fair drew Rob an: Karolyn thither, leaving Jamie, that grand-son of our: to the can of his grand-parents here. He ro- malned gladly and without plot-rs]. or resentment until the semi-man whom we agreed must gather his dust. from the gold of the Spring buttercups and dandelion; and the hearts of the Summer daisies. be- gan to sprinkle lt lightly in Jamie's brown eyes. Tht-‘n it was the frei- ful quaverv query came "What's keeping them-me wants to know?" Now snug beside hL; Brandpere in the old bed ln the room abovo tho kitchen he hut. long since coul- ed to care to_ rind ‘an. answer.

He enjoyed himself while the evening choring was being done. Not a cat on the premise: was. neglected or forgotten. All were’ fed with warm milk freshlv lira mi from the cow. I heard James say ‘By the ti..c you feed all of those, therell be little milk left for us to separate" After all there are only three hi our milking herd. Mary the pure-bred jersey being as Jtunle explained lt to me "not; fresliencd yet” ‘But us has to feed them" Jamie said. There was Tlbby. her muck mien belylng her deceitful intent: |._l‘.8 black ar-j white dorky-cat, often sleek of e01; out on closer inspect- ion bearln the scars of a past: the tiger c ild of Tabby was mere and Mr. Cs grey cat from the barn on the hlll who Jeanie tells me has moved hm- grcuvlng kittens to our cellar-run. All of these,‘ were imited ‘o refresh themselves. at the ozt-pari this evening whore they were treated by a lavish and:

impartial hand. I l I ' I

There ls ahvavs much praise given to the nen from our shores. now numbered among the success- ful Islanders abroad. Ard all hon- our to them, But. there still re-

lnes. those of the fair sex. the

the teminlm ln-iaws wiio merit

they are in love with Tom. Dick. or Harry. and shall they tell hlm so and ask hlm to go "steady" with

this morning?" "Yes. I did," was the squlre’s rc- ply. "The scounrllel woke me up."

treatment i- A LONG TRY

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"Your name?!

Storing Fresh Fish "Marla Scrubber".

ed with a damp cloth. Upholstery. draperies, slip-covers, table mats, wail coverings. scarves, can be made in brilliant or pastel colzrs ivithout damage from sun, rain. or sticky fingers.

There are permanently colored, super-durable materials woven from fine plastic fibres or plastic- coated yarns that are local for outdoor furniture. window blinds. screening, etc. Some plastic fabric-s can even be made fire-resistant

NEW YORK —A new trend in

abrics Homemakers can do daring, plastic- water,

"ids. Slﬂlns and are easily

clean- pr termite proof.

‘them Women who are tlrecl of sitting on the anx- ious seat want to know how to bring a dllatory sult-

numerable lonely widows desire lnfonnation about how to acquire a husband who will appreciate a good home and s. wife who knows how to cook.

N0 GIVEN RECIPE

Now. unfortunately, there is no infallible re- cipe for wooing and winning a man. cake, for men are of different temperaments and have different tastes. and so the tactics that may be a wow with one will fall flat with sn-

Take, for instance. the bobby-socket": inquiry as to whether she shall t/sll a lad. who has shown no romantic interest in her. that ahe is in love with hlm and wants to annex hlm for her own. That ls like shooting in the dark, with the chances strongly against hitting the mark. If a boy ls very egotistical. he mayxlae flattered by a glri being so enamcured of hlm that she can't be happy until she gets hlm, or t: he ls so bashful he can't screw up his courage to popping the question. he may need assistance in his love-tucking. but the average man wants to. at least. have the illiulon that he is doing the picking. and he would

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Household Scrapbook

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Ice Cream

when making lcc cream, place a. sheet of waxed paper over the freezer before paddng the loe and salt. The lid Rlll fit more tightly and will prevent any baltv water from getting inside.

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lng. Blackberries

The blnobemu wlll have a bot- ter flavor lf they are lplood when canned. Una brmm aims. vinegar. and mixed spices.

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IIIIINGUI IPIOI IQUAIII

l d made their own difficult way up the ladder of success, perhaps. yet round or to the proposing point without hlm suspecting °1 ‘he-W 154195» that he is being pushed over the bring. And ln- Sfnggerﬁlggs; and ‘l’ the on holidaylclilled farmer's daughter. _we comet to tlh: ways pre ty Wu '~~ Igllwmlhﬂl. I think of it. ‘she was alwayswaﬁult eveili in ountlesit hmusirllnl aogvné 3111i}: lt-gngas . uost our an er or e o n - as mere is for making a ‘p°“";iii’§tniiisi' ayfaltle ageenofyoelgnt slhull This James of mine was hubflvvhﬂt gmatter how '.ve'.l the world 1159s day, clan-in: a piece of ‘and From

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[June was about to leave then, ,s beautiful suzm! day.

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n ustry and business acumen have toiiscmely u i On: . nd 0f famll ' ome from the U S today. She ls a whose life until

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"Yes, you sure will go for Shreddies. They're crisp and crunchy with a swell ﬂavor that makes you come running to breakfast when you see a dish of these spoon-size morsels waiting. Why don't

ou try Shreddies" {or breakfast tomorrow, too? I'll be: you'll love them just as much as I do."

Chane or Chocolate

equal acclaim. Those who occupy "mbuu", positions of importance in some "Tclldyou! mumm m: far place, who by their zen and Shred lulrcmpl other

afternoon ten my mo» spread with c cue and routed. or dipped in mell- ed semi-sweet chocolate. H" friend: will love em."

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one, something infinitely lovely the tall of my eve I could see hlm 0m" Hfnce. the be“ ﬂliviﬁe that can be Elven 10 ‘he hllﬂblmd‘ and precious is gone L-oir ones and his helper working there and hunter t5 to study her game. learn its habits and ascertain which are tgnderer years. This ls a lady wltl: i although he protests now that he its most vulnerable spots. ~ a Scottish name, out of history "never notcxl a soul on the road

She was a pretty lass, with ion; I had reason at dusk to 1oubt. hLs and fair curling li-ilr and he: eyes words. , made me think of the blue cf corn clsvfly- He was tc'l'ﬂ8 "m" "Wu" flowers or the of the larkspur. And sh: gentlest manner and smlle. It was the wccds. we mme upon a der- tu) wonder. as James

Yet he remembers the day

bright dainty blue it this evening, how that "wlim had tzlo we were stumplng that plfoe by

said this of wea-sels". Hﬂeasles!" Jamie morning thzt she had so many round-eyed on his knee excIclm-ctl. admirers among both sexes Her "No, Jamie weasels—- little "unlim- oomln made" me recall an occas- als somcthln like e slim rat Mu ion when we went together tnlknows" Jame said rather breath- assist s neighboring school ma'~.\m less "anl what men? James ap- at her semi-animal school-closing. peared as lf ov magic c-t the farm- on house where we were being enter- tained—at dusk lt was. when the alr held that roses and clovec frag-

-ne how to remember rance and rho earl stars hid ‘n which I helped norlbeen llt. His ouxgy fo lowed a car- was there much knowledge upon rlage. which came to bear my which to draw out I do recall the friend away. “inc gave u teaching exquisite (icy nr-l our pleasant walk cn The Islam-l to go to " he Swim along this Alderiea road tn the where she married an Islander direction of me school in the ad- and lived so happily for a rumber one wore me pret- of Years unul suddenly the grim . reaper came to end that idyll-

Sadly beraived tlzen In wai- time. she was drawn back to an office to llll a secretarial position which she still enjoys "because it. takes u my time", Still most attrnottve wth the same gentle smile and charm of manner. we found much to chat about even before Jame: came from his chnrlni l0 M“ ill (Continued on Page S)

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after preserving. add diam 05°‘: third of the stones. and w" 111

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