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A POULTRY EXPERT

A small boy was asked to write an essay on hens. and this is how he did it:

“Hens is curious animals. The)’ don't ll'.lVl‘ no nose, no teeth. and no elirs. The outside of a hen is gen- erally pui into pillars and feather clusters. The iiislde of hens is some- times filled with shirt-buttons and such like. A hen is a lot smaller ihiin ii good many other animals but it L'.ltl .-:ri'iitch up more garden than iiliytliing that isn't a hen. Hens is very useful to IV I3 for plum puddings."

Loox Al-"l‘7l:1ItVY-0L'R FEET IF TOY STAND )il'(‘ll .-\T BUSINESS

\ should wear semi-1ow- lit‘? shoes that fasten well up on the l -p. Rest with your feet. al>n-.-c- your waist level whenever ,->'~< ‘hie. and gives your legs from ii .0 l0 t‘.'ilgh a weekly massage with a pure vegetable oil. Massage firmly u[J\\‘i1f‘l'lS towards the body—~ ncvcr round or down the leg.

trouble developing “'1'. . veins. have these treated by ii doctor at once, and you will cure them completely. The trvatment required is simple. and in no way inconvenience you.

In this Way you will keep your less in perfect condition. despite your job. and will not be worried or prcvcnted frcm exercising.

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Common constipation‘ keeps you from being at your best. It causes discomfort, and may lead to head- aches and loss of appetite. You feel below par, lack your usual vigor.

So many people treat this con- dition ns a slight matter. But it can he the starting point of serious trouble. It contributes to a general run-down condition. With lowered bodily resistance, you are more likel_v_to pick up the first chance infcctioii_ you meet in your every- day routine.

Common constipation is due usu- ally to insufficient “bulk" in meals. Fortunately, a delicious cereal eup- Klies gentle “hulk.” Within the

Lady, the “bulk” in Kellog '5 Am.- BEAN absorbs moisture, orms a soft mass, and cleanse: the system.

Serve ALL-BRAN as a cereal,with milk or cream, or cook into mufilne, breads, etc. Two tableapoonfula daily are usually aufficient. Stub- born cases may require ALL-BEAN oftcner. If not relieved this way, consult your doctor.

ALL-BRAN is guaranteed by the Kellogg Company as an effective laxative food for coneti atlon.‘ Sold by all ocersi. Made y Kel- IOQQ in Lon on, Ontario. ‘Coiutivaticn due to insuyldent “bulk”

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The HOUSE WIFE and HER ACTIVITIES

GARDENS ill front. of the l'I3l1'lg9l'f1'.0:' the first thing in the morning. Then the visit of the iceman does not mean that the kitchen linoleum must be wiped up. The paper can be removed as soon as the ice has been delivered.

A garden is a sunny room,

Where peonies and pansies bloom; A music hall where all day long Birds fill the sheltered nooks with song.

A garden is a magic place A REMINDER ..ic iiiiiiic.es are taking place,

And nature out of leafy mould How often have you been visit-

Produces phlox ad marigold. ing and found your hostess has

neglected to switch on the light A garden is a gallery gay in the upper halls. thus causing With lovely pictures on display, you hopeles embarrassment by A church where stately lilies nod. stumbling over side table, etc.

Let this serve as H. warning to you to look out for the little things when you are entertaining.

And men draw very close to God. —Edgar A. Guest.

STYLE VVHIMSIES

YOUR CANARY NEEDS AN

A lace jacket used over a wash- OCCASIONAL TREAT

able crepe dress is one of the style points noted recently. white ground prints used under dark net redingotes are another. Tailored net dresses with crossbars and geo- metric patterns are smart; and everything comes in short sleeves for dresses and three-quarter for jackets.

No cana.ry'shculd be deprived of his treat, because the special food: contained in this form are essential to his health and hap- piness. Take the outdoor birds. They do not eat seeds alone. You often see them pecking away on the g;round—hcre a lime gravel for digestions sake, there a bit of worm or other “meaty" substance. In the course of a clay or a. week the outdoor bird picks up quite a few different extras that go to round out his diet of seeds. And so with home pets. If they are fed only seed and a. bit of green stuff, they are missing other For beach and cruise wear a new elements necessary to their health group of scarves admits that fishing and happiness! is a. favorite feminine sport, and The bird treat is designed to sup- uses the fish motif freely. For ln- ply these occasional exti'a's—the stance, a. small linen square may yeast. rich in vitamins. a. little have a sailfish motif appliqued in sweet stuff, seeds of a laxative ria- a corner; or allover fish designs ture that might be eaten to excess appear on solid bordered squares of in the seed cup. crepe or batitse. .

A shined elastic rubber bandeau is suggested by a rubber company to hold the coiffure in place dur- ing strenuous games. or to ama- ment a plain swim cap. It is called "wind blossom," and is made with a snap fastening concealed under a rubber flower. It is gaily colored.

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Summer hats from Paris save POPULAR THIS SUMMER

brightly colored suede trimmings.

One-ply linen mats, quoted as water proofed, hand-blocked and ironed are being seen. The styles include generally becoming sil- houcttcs in which the medium- slzed mushroom is important, with variation of crown lines,

Dark ribbon bindings, braided chiffons offering color contrasts are used as trimmings.

These hats have :1 sleek, tailored look which is especially interesting in fabric, and are available in a comprehensive range of colors.

To elem reed furniture take it out of doors when the sun is warm, turn the garden hose on it and let. it dry thoroughly before taking it into the house. This re- moves all dust.

EASY ON THE KNEES

An old magazine is a splendid rest for the tired knees when scrubbing floors. You will be sur- prised how much this little mat saves your knees. when pushed along as you clean.

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Concentrate Your Thoughts on the Good Points of Each Other Instead of Dwelling on Faults and You Will Always be Satisfied With Your Marriage Bargain

Continuing our recipe for how to be happy though married, the eighth rule is:

Eighth. Use some common some 1“ dealing with your husband or wife. Be 1'63- sonabie. Don't expect the impossible. You knew before you married Mary or John that she or he was just an ordinary. millrun «SON- of human being, full of faults and preiucficcs and selfishness and irritating little ways that got on your nerves. Also. you knew that marriage isn't the Elysium that novelists I-ml poets represent it to be. and that instead of living happily ever afterward the average married couple lives scruppily. But, you also know that while John may not be 8 r)mantic hero, he is a mighty good provider- That though Mar&may not be a Vamp. She is a crackerjack ok and penny-pincher. ‘ That while marriage has mflllfil. dlaagvantatgles

and drawbacks. it still offers to men and W011)?!‘ 5°m9l “*8 at 3“ 5' iles their hearts and fills their lives and makes them Complete, as nota- iiig else does. If you will concentrate your attention on the 600d Q“ ' ties of your husband or wife. instead of dwelling on his or her faults, you will keep satisfied with your barlzflllh

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Ninth. Don’t argue. Dori’t quarrel. The breakfast-table 893?». which sends an angry and disgruntled man ofl to Work with his hem‘! filled with bitterness toward his wife, and leaves a. furious woman to spend the day mulling over the mean things her husband said to her and $0 think up still meaner things to say to him the next; time. will kill any 1°"! and wreck any marriage. There is nothing else so desirable as 8 P9506‘ ful home, and there is nothing that is such a hell on efinh 3-S We 111 which the husband and wife fight over everything from politics to P18 and in which neither one can even make a simple remark about the wea- ther without starting something. Keep out of this pmaaibry by 311/1113 t-he soft answer that turns away wrath, and avoiding the topics that V011 know are like a red mg to a mad bull to your mates.

Tenth. Use tact in dealing with each other. The family circle 18 the place where diplomacy should do its great and perfect work, because whether a married couple get along together or not depends entirely “P011 the way they handle each other. It isn't what they do and say to 894311 other that counts. It is the way they do it and say it. If you Want your wife to be a good cook and a thrifty manager, boast of her achieve- merits’ in the market place and she will make a burnt offering of herself on the kitchen stove and pinch evcry nickel, but knock everything she does and she'll say “What‘s the use " and make no effort to improve. If you want your husband to eat out of your hand, keep angel's food in ll. but you will never keep him home by feeding him on vinegar.

Eleventh. start out on your wedding day with the determination to be chums and deliberately keep in step with each other. There is noth- ing more pathetic than the loneliness of husbands and wives who are de- pendent upon each thcr for companionship in their old age and find that they have nothing common. The husband has gone his way, absorbed in business. The wife has gone her way. absorbed in her children, society, her clubs. Neither knows or is interested in anything the other is. They don't even speak the language and they bore each other to tears. Don't let his happen to you. Talk to your wife about your business and listfin while she tells about her affairs. Play her games. Make her read what you read. Don't yawn in your husband's face when he tries to tell you about his plans. Don't throw cold water on all of his enthusiasrns. Don't be a golf widow. Be a player. Keep up with the stock market or what- ever he likes to discuss. Grab your hat and go when he proposes step- ping out. As long as you are Friend Wife you won't have to worry about .212 other Woman.

Twelfth. Don't let your children separate you. In many a divorce case. if the real correspondent as cited, it wouldn't be a pldlinum-bloncie secretary, it would be Junior. After the first baby is born, a large num- ber of women never see their husbands again as men, They are only slaves who are useful for providing for their children. Dori‘; be 3 woman who is all mother and no wife.

Thirteenth. Show each other appreciation. Titan, 15 what makes 9],] the labor and all the sacrifices of marriage worth while, 1;, 15 so sweep to do things for those who appreciate your efiomg and so hard to do 19;- those who take everylhlfls for granted. Tell your who how much you love her and admire her and how grateful you are for all she does to make you comfortable and to help you. Tell your husband iim‘. you think that no aainln or martyr has anything on the man whose whole life is laid [.5 a not ISL: on the altar of his family. and that you thank God for Dem‘ ma" 9° “ch “ ‘me: “nd Y0“ W“-1 T913115’ him for all that he has done

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Yes, it is time to get at i.he cut glass and crystal; houseclcaning is again upon us. Use a little borax and very little soap in the wash water and a little blulng in the rinse water. The glasses will fairly radiate

BEFORE THE ICEMAN ARRIVES

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Spring Fashions For : Home Dress-Making

Whether you want a dress for ac- tive or for spectator sports, here is a delightful pattern.

For the tennis courts, the skirt that buttons slimly up the front, 13 quickly discarded. You'll play I Brand name of tennis in the com- foriable shorts.

This 5D0l’Ls ensemble iooiu mm- ning in peach colored pigua printgd in brown dots. with brown buttons and matching brown leather belt.

Cotton ahantung is a popular medium. too. and there are many l0V¢lY any printed effects so ap- propriate for this model.

Cotton crash, challis prints, glu. ed chintz. tub silks, etc, are other good mediums.

Style No. 1175 is designed for aizee 14. 18, 18 years. 36. 38 and 40-inch“

etlmpe or coin (coin is preferred.)

bust. Size 18 requires 4-‘; yards of 39-inch material for the entire out. fit.

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Afternoon gowns have supple bodices. one has the bodice gather- cd around the base of the neck into a padded fabric roll with similar rolls around the armholes. Another black crepe dress has operiwork marking the armholes while a. tiny white band edges the neckline and a small bunch of flowers is posed directly at front. Other dresses are in sober black crepe or in black and white dots with waist-length boleros.

N0 CREASES

Crease-resistant voile in woven patterns and prints, is good for summer frocks.

THOSE SPRING "SPOTS" MAY SUCCUMB T0 MET

We pay a penalty to spring—in the sudden appearance of spots, l‘fi.§l'i. and roughness.

Yet these very real disadvantages show that our bodies are respond- ing to nature's urgent demands.

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water. Then add seven gallons soft. | water and six pounds caustic sodiil and boil again till it is thoroughly‘ mixed. The amount may be reduced or increased to fit the size of the lawn area and the vessels with which the gardener works. i But the same proportion for each 1 ingredient should be allowed. while the mixtum is cooling make read)‘ a long pointed stick, that will allow the gardener to apply the mixture without bending down. with a} dandelion cutter or a sharp knlfei

and to apply several drop; of the poison mixture. Repeat at intervals through the eummer, if required. If care is taken to out well below the surface of the soil. very little if any damage need result to the grass.

The poisonous nature of the remedy makes it iessary to keep it under lock and key when H05 in use. It will burn hands and clothing if carelessly handled. but rightly used it is an efficient. con- trol manure against daridellons. For lawn of some site two or more people working at one time will do an efficient job quickly.

BOX GARDENS

when you install an outdoor win- dow box it immediately becomes part of the house. and should con- form tp its architectural design and color scheme.

For this mason it is well to con- struct your own window box. and it is not difficult to do.

Window box gardening is I re- creation and delight which every- one can enjoy. whether he lives in the amokiest clay, or in the room- ieat suburb. They are grown to be seen from both the inside or the outside of the house. and there is such a variety of subjects available that almost any location. except. exmremely ehady ones) is suitable.

The box itself should be of the same color as the building, or as its trim and the flowers should be of a. contrasting color which is harmon- ioua. For a red brick house, white

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Everything is stimualted to new °"°l'l- 0111' system is casting out 014 impurities to prepare for new strong blood and tissues.

It is not a bad idea to lessen the time skin food ‘is left on, so that the pores can be more than usually active.

Where creams are left on all nlllhl. try for 9. week or so, leaving them on the skin for only an hour. Where an hour, try twenty min. 11385: and so on,

An astringent tonic is good at all times and essential in spring-time.

Dlel. too. must be considered and careful attention given to the amount of fluids n:On5llfl1Ed, which should be at least three pints a day.

Dll-hklnfl “ Elass of water first thing in the niwrnlng and last thing at night is a gcod rule.

Cut down meats and particularly rich foods for it while, and en: plenty of raw vegetables.

DANDELION CONTROL

Battling with dandeliona should not be delayed. They are most easily removed when the ground in still carrying the moisture left from the winter. The important lhlnl 1-! to get the entire tap root. for if a piece of it. remains it 15

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to take fresh hold in the very spot where it is unwanted. A cnmxul worker can remove a considerable number of whole plants at this SBESOXL

.The most effective means to Putting an end to this pest of lawns is to apply a chemical mixture to each dandelion in turn. The formula for this mixture follows: Boil together four pounds white arsenic and three gallons soft

YOUR BLOOD NEEDS IRON-—

And you MUST sup Iy if or your health migra-

Many people who are unwell, tire rcally hungcring for iron: Their blood cannot properly nourish them nor» maintain their “pcp" because it is low in iron. I-‘or thcse persons Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills are particularly beneficial. Every dosc helps enrich the blood with iron and the blood in turn revitalize: the en- tire system. This method of regaining health and strength has been used by thousands of persons during the put forty years. Their happy experience in evidence that Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills are likely to prove just the tonic you need. Full size package, soc,

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flower; and plenty of green foliage would be attractive. For ahouse in which yellow is the prevailing tone. blue flowers should be used. These are only suggestions, since the taste of the owner will control, of course.

The flowers must grow well. if the box in to give pleasure: and rich soil is meet important, because there is aolittle of it. The soil should be mm florists call good potting soil-—e sandy loam enrich- ed. Holes drilled into the bottom of the box and covered with broken pieces of pottery will serve for drainage.

The beat. window-box flowers are those which bear flowers freely and continuously. In thue respects the petunia. has no superior. All types are long bloomers, the lane-floweb ed singe and double. tho small flowered einglee. the dwarfs and the balcony types. The new frea- rant double nasturtiurne are fine window box material. and some of them are of the truling habit.

It is possible to have window box filled with morning glories. and it is hard to imagine I. more beauti- ful decoration than their tapestry of green leaves and glorious blue flowers. They like a. south exposure. --ouianoque Reporter.

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