g lib will be found by Canadian youngster, n. present from Santa.

LEiSUfE 1sits|rs DIARY THE WOMAN'S REALM mum“

indicate liitlther Judy-not

Break; in the sole the 11nd for 119N491 MHIOFCE" dcnc to give anyone inc-tits. or that the shoe needs re- bluc. _ wiring m. me feet need better that came up to vex and to delai

Human longmgs. human fears. ~ ftli-s will‘ cycs. and miss our 0M5 in it hvlixinc. wounding inutli.

Dull ill lioiiit and hard oi touch.

t lnie

4 _ ' d =p irii sign re. Th rubbing of a callous The“ v _ "*—-—- a1ilihllaiilfliit i105‘ t1 dxitirlitie? ‘Itflllily more a hole. zforgrlrgkewufi zgsfigeaorfl ‘Qllfislefig mennmnfxgs: gig-MIA“ 51211112191111 111111 Iutaviqhld I11 10111119111 821011! ' -\I'tth w Arnold ——~ _ ' f ' - ' e11 are 11 9- 0116 I e USE 0F PERFUME lw” the wclfggmbgfganzatgamlfvég: matter whether they are married men or single. I do

~ = again. “URI-Z (ILASH {ONTXUNERS _ 1 e Girls who dab or Lhigot- ltllllilliLfS cf glass. 110w ‘p(‘l'l\'ll\S. lhltlilllj} 0f J8111- i611)’- lliiilTllilltitit‘. honey. peanut 1111181‘ for instance. perfumes o! and oin s in additional siZ€S_ 0f floral ordours whlch are C(\ll'.‘.lllll‘l‘:» Although pemiiitcd, , lost on mrs_ as I followed and fined a formula ~n~._~!i'i- t-otitaiitrrs are not crpcfl- 1 Because or the residue of ani- to be administered with the ani- m; . gtettr- n1 tiny quantity due ma] rats which pelts naQw-Buy may; bleakntst Jamles The“ 111' 1111“ mlwrml “M5 ‘have, sCme perfumes suffer un- 1111111112111‘? lgzegfiggald or ‘ed ”_ pkrsant distortions when implied iiéguufarbh 6Tb“ was ltmyomu 1° 11115 calves" James said "should be fed So, its a good idea to test out regularly." But. up forget small an- the compatzvbillty of your musk- noyances over a. cup of tea. Indeed you, perfume I was so forgetful. when Judy twirl- ed her tea-cup thrce times and

what’ they a“ up m Thgyg a", the cereal was about to be

was miserable this morning.

utterly

SPRING FASHION

i.- hrw Kilon shown 3 Q London-not for the. v 4

wuar thcni. llllll .1 0r mink Cwgli lot M u i ‘.11 111111‘ 111' 1101 e °1'<'-‘ W“ “'11s on a 1° - ‘t ‘ s ace. I yielded ported, front Lon- I‘ fragrance As a_ r1110. the best 630N123. 3314:‘; .‘,‘}"§X.,§u-..1m the nt- The-l‘ lll(ll1‘l11C‘pE.l'fL‘lIl0 companion for any fur ween“; display of leaves in the on ulto can afford to pay . is 0:10 with en animal base. which cup. We were ititcrruptcd 11 111119 .. ..~_n loci; t d to buying, as you know. is the foundation of later when Jock came to thenoor "t “*5 11141191" l many cf the lush, opulent scents 15° mature’ mm- “ 3mm.” 591mg‘!

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woo ens.

in Oslo. Norway: A German girl. Judv would find small interest 111 .' W, a , . >' ~ l ‘iidinc. Once a , “v.:§lll% _in_ of hie wsetfiriiei rfgiiimiééugcvgagrfnfry; 162,519 k mounted . ‘ N” ° hoe’. 1h‘ cm’ as on a white steed. Jamm spins mur- ‘one nwruing. l-Ier excuse: “I veluus tales w the yQungef-IOIK can't get along wzthsut cofffe in “bent this more or that horse iv.- i the mornings " Her immediate drove Wgifil’! hie Courniagd-selgggé £219 ' a ' - - Ylll l 0O ‘ 1 ggllmwfiérit“ girl? 54313121 (.30.: grlildcfiswheaell Blgt there was no car =- . . -» . ‘ ‘~ . . ' - t tn" ~ - .",;'§fk.“,.fl§.r§dofbggsn l ings and to spend fne minutes °rgplane~ m Judys w“ u mom

, W _ ‘ “I t 1 v "m _ I_ did find a lcttcr. very near o,“ The ,.C\\-@5;‘1"»~i‘111111l1- 01111 H9 11°11.» “1- ' m. rtm A letter ivoiild have 0

m‘. dam“. ,0 g1“. a Dam ‘out coffee. Hell Hitler!" Suddenly. satisfy Judy's dreams today.

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ask d m. a m“. swing crease . and s 2 _was or cred to i to new Mix m M, £30 (about $335 {report to work stll earlier. The 31111195 ‘"5111 311a“

. _ _ _ r l‘ h d 1 d bv phone anx- itirirc cvening outfit with ‘rwscn- she had hem caught 331' ilégfsotstlnkngw Citmfitotfs lather" in-

‘n red. aiitl rowel H1110!‘ short and ‘v or h c a well-defined waist-

_ n i ‘. = ing, "I can g?‘ along without C‘ .1 b; -» dinner for Dnufiflst \\ ll liken cot about slimmer‘ He“ COMM!" éfjics_c%ciltecgiijtgnfgg 2.136195 -_A- I ———- 0t. 11.111 a s ‘ -. ,_

l Wat/ah for "home hazards" "good-byes". Jllfll’ 52111-11 1

nixns ox FINGERS ,Keep stairways free of toys. mops t-housht Mr- $- Wfis 11111111111 £1‘, 1;}: nouzs IN uosi: and tools and be sure the stair “mm 31°11‘ _f,°‘1‘l‘i1,tm‘b‘e‘st m,“

u —"“ m‘ [rug is nailed down so there are gx-‘llalfigwressf saw. “Judy. yourw And I_ 0111) P“; the?‘ on». Th5! no loose edges to trip over. matte.- kgep both your eyes and tot the irst. ime. e, ____ |ear5 open at A1du.lea_ Don-L you

aces u‘) over a vflllllCfli Most when; fwd

~<n't even a comic side; mammals and bu“ s tf stocking shortages,‘ .r '1ll.S on the subject, sug-i ca". some things that can be done rent tho breaks and in stocking-s _ _ l do ycur stofkings ‘so! .

‘111 5111511 know there's a sale this afternoon?"

that's it!" Judy replied setting

out the mixing-bowl llllfll th-e 1160(3-

oons and lngred ents to e

Natural gas pumped’ into‘ the ma; glzthe making of our very last Texas end of the new 24 inch . m kw 111115 pipeline reaches its terminus llhbefore-chnsmnfis an“: ca '

Cleveland six daiys later. | we we“; w Robe ihliflfivtilléllflgl to “o 00m any" 1v 111011111

Deer hunters are advised w use 2%‘; JZfl-Illlle “T1118 Rob and others ~11“ "w" 1“ 111° "e119 red handkerchiefs a5 the flash of of the neighbors w111k¢11 0W1 11111 Minced top. the wearer a Mme one ma‘ be mistaken for fields to sit awhile with those that. sure that her garters. a leaping (we?! m“ .mourn. For oniv recently a farm- 1 condition (exposed. ' ihouse, has bean made desolate be- . 1o n Willi? a 1101011 that.

L b ' Arab soldiers of the fourteenth cause a son-and husband and m

By An Island Farmer’: Wife I

wasablueMo-

here was too much work tto go o c e there were incidents

usually are those thinas on

needed in a. great. hurry to unciasp spray per- the icy-fingers. I had of coursi: just (time on their furs should know filled the kettle at the Dump!

"gm whcn James decided the new-gag dosing no one in particular and

111E t-amnrraruwiv QUARDIAN

Dorothy Dix Says-

" Woman's Re alm '1 §0cial and Personal 1 Fash

What do you think?

ANSWERS

men are. Some are good. Others trustworthy. Others are ‘not to It ls a matter of the individual.

sex because one or are no good apples Tiiere_ are mcn 1 drag out the long buck to the village . loss husbands who I they are few compared to the number of husbands 1 9110mm" kirl after they are married. and who still

more beautiful than any young girl after they have years.

men there are a hundred men who treat their girl

Oh. no, it is foolish to say men tire to be measured by the same yardstick. Bad

tion to tie to.

DE AN ASSET T0 YOUR. IUSBAN

I should stick to this or not.

we can get on our feet. She has offered us a couple of irial rent until we can do better. What shall I do?

ANSWER: Life and circumstances change most

experience that you wouldn't do. and that you have the things that you said you would do. So go on and marry your man and accept your

I

’ "fill can do this better by earning money than you and cleaning and sewing for him, there is no reason you should't do so.

DEAR DORUPHY DIX: What tests can a boy of self to determine if he is really in love?

is pci-fccly dry ivhcn i. not too short; i.. 191:1 on Rayon w c- fl lwziq time to dry andi doth \\l ivct l . n11 0w shadowy-waits ‘pd l‘? Jfiultl ly- hkcn that lhc cat'- (1 ncvcr fnstcncrl there and .l~;in.~,< in‘: not ‘DQ102111 and

ther-has been called away 110111 earthly haunts. One of the best of “We While farmers. "born to it" Jamgs wolélid.

f‘ f. . Y . ' terestcd an cons_- es. lwpmo Pd fzgiliousollxnmhiisndllliefi- H6 W115 113-111

James. in that he too had a. love for horses. a_ blessing in this mech- anical age givm only ‘w 1119 $10591 few. These good folk. now so sadly bereaved, have the farm that in

lo

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i T0 PROTECT BED COVERS

What housewife doesn't bemoan the fact. that its the top edge of. glanketshfiand quilts thathshow skoll

rst-w e iii rest; of t e blan et 11' d_ Q-nl hose of remains fresh-looking and spotlesslggnergglm will lnmembel‘. To protect this vulnerable area. James recounts manv tileasant in- bind the edges with pieces of voile. cidents in_ connection W1l11 1.1115 ‘~ ~ lniitl’ .. Even . muslin or cheesecloth about sixteen farm. Faimllv tradition “V1111 111m- ‘ *1 ‘.1 t'~r f" inches wide. This can be secured to of course. gTlié tftagerg-Sficf: 18 V93 fingers and toe nails the blanket by basting. sturdycosv amon . 8111111111

rim ggtflngs snap fasteners, or-lf you want tfiwlth zrowiiitg gotgsdoarsid yrfgdivgfillg spcts 0n chairs and. be really fancy-buttons and but- m t ‘it i,” m; shadow d; wnholes‘ The butmmmbtyme h” death wgruldodalac to enter such a in heels and tzes may aftégnwlilegh 21;: bgfgsofinssevflgdtl; peggeful spot. But in the loveli- t-hnt tire stockings are. ~ 5

ties of summer. or the diiiet and tin tco a small a size or thety A 10131111“ ‘111’ 1“ °1‘11'“'5°11PY erene beauty o winter. death 1 ' s nerds ripalringQ

suds will keep binding bright Emilia“... anywhere and swiftly to “the . fresh, and is ever so much easier. young and the old: the low and thc .“°°d “111-mg °1'. than washing the whole blanket high" to leave lonely 11vBS and 1“ 1°‘) large and lust because the edges are dirty. hearts filled with sorrow. Why "0118 rm. n11 and docn on the heel. al For speeiai glamour, elm binding‘ is taken" I mav not knvw- ‘There of v tc blanket are other plans than earthly ones. someday, I supposc. when ‘I shall know even as also I am known I shall not wonder. llnless_it be to wonder why I ever questioned His ways’ e e e

Jamie was izlad to see us. t0 1811 about an important excursion he and his mother hadwéo a nearby

ood-l t thi very o 1110011 3pm tchcy carried home. 511811613’ small s race-trees. This evenini! 111 small flower-pots on the window- 51115 thuse transformed the sun- tfiifihtilélnt“fii.a°‘nl’lifia“vil&fi gairlolyn solid: ‘jigshouligiuthtitit; b53111

m onin . .

nfadg thg outdoors so invltintl. I lthought the outing would do us ood". "Wise woman I thought. ronlngs can wait. But not after- nouns like this, nor small eager boys. nor einchantina carlv While!‘- woods. When small boys are flrflwfl and gone shall I rctnsrttibgr lion- . it d ~ ec a ve.

llifllgtiieglaiexitll? lnc iagtlili- xlbeig anle-xcuxgsion h (i mul ad. Tiere l0 - hmchatooeatrhast is beautiful to ink » up and store in memory- A sou 1181 lpemhed on top of a fence-post or _

iweli out of reach on an overhang- ing ‘limb arid lsngizrga] 1(1):

- ; arro s n

giurvlvgecoililince Dbefeathered. peculiar

t" of Al-

I. IIITY hattpew bcrni“ stacking; are too sheer. or ‘n0 ‘living atvay when the l~zrc~ l< bonm or because of carc-

....i v

i " 1 lllfYlllDfl mush

(‘houses and corn. an; splzntcrv tit-ks.

h tiviubcs can be rcmedb"

cauUs1ut4s1

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you is puppy love, because that is the boy is tnpablc at that age. P’ “"lli‘°l“. t-nn won't believe me. symptoms, as they had a chronic and - v in Jane's presence ’ '1 r t1 dance with of’ lipstick. You are madly jealous, and v.1 that you might Just as done with it.

they go they are signs and

er we have ‘em. It is only after we reach matu:;‘-" holv‘ “W r-vstcn‘. and are dangerous. So don't takelovtyseriously at eighteen.

perhaps best of _ "The brook over ‘the stones.

We returned over the fields. our _

way" to our feet. As Judy 0011511115 » a time-piece she exfilaimlsWBut. oh

Goodness. M . i en." mllntil tomorrowfls- Diary-GOO!!- night.

. NIIMHI HNNN

A RELIEF

With a red and bashful face. the young man sat facinst the parent of the girl he adored. In answer to father's questioning ‘ look. the other made an cflort.

‘ . ._ "Br-it's th wav, sir. You see.

1 ‘ I-Yvl; beennflr "nds with Marv now The photographer surprises Teddy and his two girl friends as they 01] B 111011 8- n we“ a party after having their prices fixed by the Wartime Prices and goeirlggaggwtltoélg mind. rd Trade Board. These are a few of the 3.000 toys which have been sent to like to many he‘... the Toy Division of tho Dnnrtl for appraisal by H P1101118 6111111111111"! "1 "Huh. that's a relief!" snorted three toy experts. On Christmas morning a lot of these Teddys and faltllttzxiar I thoughtyvou were apply-

If gin the production is Jock Benn . supported bx lwiih such players as Alexis miih, Reqinal

course. but the average man, God bless him, is a mighty safe proposi-

DEAR MISS DIX: All my life I have said that I would never marry if I had to work after I married, and that I would never live with either my or my husband's parents. Now the question arises as to whether

The man I love is not making enough for us to live on. so if I marry lilm I will have to keep my lob and live with my mother until

us, my dear, and when you get to be old and look back you will see that you have done most of the things that you said in your youth and in-

help, and keep on with your job until your husband is able to make a living for you. Every wife who loves her husband wants to help him.

nfterwpldtyant; sweet youbno things. 0010.631...» tun: on about loco and goes siren on us. Dolores plays the cigarette girl in he Hotel Universe. o fictional hotel in o fantasy world. Starred

A MATTER OF TRUSPING MEN

Unfair To Condemn The Whole Sex Because Of A Few Who Have Failed

Your friend's asertion is absurd. All men are no more alike in character than all wo-

are bad. Some are be depended upon.

Possibly your friend has been unfortunate in the men she has met, but. after all. her experience is limited, and it is as unfair to condemn the whole two have failed her as it would be to say that there

because she happened to strike a rotten one. who kiss and ride away, but there are also men who lengths of an engagement, year after year, and go and marry their first sweethearts. There are faith- desert their wives for younger and fairer faces. but

who never look at think their wives been married forty

There are married men who take advantage of their positions or This is a me new being wld ed neck and flying ‘Ham; and m“: employers to make love and show familiarities to

the girls who are

dependent upon them for their living. but where there is one of these

employees with as

much kindness and respect as they would show their own daughters. that no man can be trusted. or that all

men there are. of

D

rooms for a nom-

ANXIOUS. of our plans for

done very few of

mother's offer to

could by cooking in the world why

1B apply to him-

noussnotl SCIAPIOON

fillilfllni

. Wrinkles! Illn ' ‘lb prevent s from wrinkling dissolve one box-go! cmumnn ue with lnn parts of warm water.

an be trusted’ n the nag over a pole and paint the not agree with heig side o! h punt m“

MARGARET H. CHARACTER IS INDIVIDUAL

wrong _ a.

dioued in the tion. Uso the tllltml ‘&““fi" °' “omits?” s ow on e ace. rug ‘N111 dry quiwr.

Grukedlilpa

One-half tieaspoonful of bomx to one ta-blcspoonful of honey 1e on excellent fonnula for chapped lips. Mix e burax and honey thor- outzhlv before applying.

K!!! GIOVQQ

Kid Rloves can be made to look like new. after cleaning the , if

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pens-mu-

Q. Shouiidnt a business woman who simis heir name Martha. Jones. place Mrs. or Miss in front of her name?

A. Yes, in parentheses. Other- wise the person who answers the letter is unable to determine whe- to address it to Mrs. or Miss. . In what order should two men and two women procad to their table ?when entering a public

0cm

A. The girls uhould follow the head waiter. the two men follow- ing the girls.

Q. Which is the correct way to hold a cocktail glass or ivineglass. by the bowl or by the stem? glass should be held by

A. T the stem. IEFRIGEEATOR NEEDED

MAKE MUNITIONS

ln this war refrigeration ls used in certain phases of the production of munitions.

instance. when precision parts for airplane motors must be machined to tolerance as close as

they are rubbrd with the whllle of‘

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Iven the littlest klrl thrill-s to I pretty frock for Christmas and wuul certainly thrill to this cun- ning rag doll in a p1111tf<>f¢-

glue .3 d .'§8."..’..‘.“n'.‘.°‘i'.'é‘.....s‘it at‘... 36-inch fabric.

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Prince Control Question:

YOUTH. ANSWER: At eighteen there is no use in wasting your time and! effoi. ..i aopiying tests to your love to determine its quality. What ails only kind of love of which a

You have diagnosed all of your incurable c355 o; the (ma; ‘nah range finders and radio parts, must lo ask . You can't get enough of her 1”“ the i. her. You relish her particular brand when she goes away for a few‘ W911 811/6 11D and die and be‘

This suunds like the ear-marks of the real thing. And so far as‘

indications of the tender passion, but you see love is like certain diseases. the younger we have ‘em. the light-

“hat the; take a_

on oble- cost. Gardner and.

for these delicate operations are stored in air-conditioned rooms. This prevents contraction or cor-

tween night and day temperatures. Flying instruments. gun sights.

factory in such con- dition as will enable them to with- stand extremes of tropical hum- idity or stratosphere coolness De- sign and production to come up to these requirements are made possible through scientific refriger- ation.