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believe they have one ol the ﬁnest ﬂavoured

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sioplfd o have w o... potatoes o. msrblevwith o Prepared Mustard: l‘ lieve Every Woman is Dying to Get Mar- olltoiﬁlfgllalulillt} Q11 '1 C Came lhe liegijtrlble cuttlelrllpartlion ‘Etiliinmute; made‘ TIY. bottle and i- En- ‘- R5’ n o in sa e aer. an . - -‘.

‘W... ........~ d... m £61,... bull.“ 5,...“ 1,, dures Despite Neglect?—Dorothy g;

"What has gone wrong? Your motor, I does lt squeak? We're hear to take the squeaks of

dripping pan and bake in a hot oven until tender and delicately brown. Sprinkle with tlnely minced

Dix Explodes Popular Mas- culine Superstitions

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lift‘ away." parsley _ ' - . T. _ . _ , , ' ' Men have a lot oi queer superstitions about women that keep women -_ Q _- (The Sfiucaks o! Lrcqmatcwir can Fm the wmatoes with a’ mixture wondering where they got ’em. One is that every woman, be she maid, ” '1 m?‘ l”? 01 Shredded cﬂilbaﬂ- We?!’ "d I inster or widow, is crazy to get married, and that she will many prac- e a .; Fault-ﬁnding, grumbling, groundless green pepper made 1110159 Vim tlcally any man who asks her. This without ref- l dlsﬂfnwnii mayonnaise and serve in s lettuce I erence to her use. ﬁnancial status. social Position or . ' ‘ Some "Oil 0f g-ndne55" might m?“ ‘Clip Ol‘ B. K185i. Of shredded 188i let- ‘ previous mgtrlmgnlgl gxpgﬂgncgg, j lubricate; ma; . n. , - , _- Cloggkd up wlflmhcsc, how can Mia's‘ nobgb], m“ them-y g5 can-wt m {u- u vgfy 5 ate,‘ ‘diydntdge '3 “heels w" “will? ’ young girls are concerned. Probably there never I I I ll C! I G IHICQHG II! 0M! 0 l ‘You too, hiadame, must strive Life's SLEEP OUTQFJJOOBS ' ' y _‘ f ‘

was an adolescent maiden who didn't dream of

nor svom nalurrinss

,been raining hard the ground be- neath it is wet and the warmth of your body brings up ﬁre moisture iwlth sometimes unpleasant results. Yesterday I saw a man laid up with a thoroughly bad cold, a sore The vcgr-izlhkl-ywfuii: clxincr that is Union and aching pa?“ an Over him’ careruxy n“ h: L, n “TIL J\\"l‘llC5 a doctor. Durzrlg the week- bzlianced and allr. , n. Al. "fhclmd he had luckily (M unluckuy) woman who has h” m", mm?!“ may lglt uponha piece! lo! country where some a vegciab-(“p-‘nte for 33,1105, e sun s one brl lantly, and forgot no expenditure 0f illﬁil/‘y, lilldklllﬁﬂ ‘that on the previous day 1t had , the one WllO nlllst buy h-or vcgoinb- iprobabiy been drenched with ram- ‘ 3;: 16s Wm ﬁnd this my: of mm, 6&0” rafter lunch [Ithought I'd take a l “men bzt or a sleep,‘ he said, “and lay When vegetables {orm the main the” on my back m!‘ m hm“ °r l

onc's ear should greet. --L.

surrounded by cherubs in white muslin dresses and

. . u Wheels i0 D"? some romantic young godllng-who would appear 1e”, mahug‘ . - A mil@-n“'<>Yd.nl-1.vlwﬂ'-TIrurthvns some time on her horizon and make wonderful " I , .; mm.- ‘One must remember the risks of P i poem 1m to h" and h“ her to the Mm m A Mrs. Frank A. N. Stlnson, _ who would have drcnrrld that in a ilymg “hm” ‘m m” 5'8“ "m WW3“ M U s T A R I - whltesatln gown with a veil live yards long traii- Plum" Budwwns on!» Jelly I dull sarasv. it m“Y.'°°" dry 5nd the sun i‘ shin‘ "on; or A FAMOUS FAMILY“ l- in; behind her, and take her to a vlne-wrestned ‘v such thought-provoking words. ‘m3 brightly in” H it h“ "wnuy l‘ cottage in which they would live happilyever after,

=83: by using Certo I get more jelly on account of the short boilage time. Also I have ind several ﬁrst prizes in

‘mm "I FIND maker's word for Certo-q-yll yourself. Wonderful results w; be yours if you will follow exactb g the recipes ‘found in the bookie; under the label on every Com botﬂe. And Certo brings you great variety. just think-you may use

, with golden curls, who would never have to be spanked, or have their I little noses wiped for them.

Practically anything eise may be given the benefit of the doubt. But not lipstick! The wrong one I makes you look so very artificial. i Do lipstick the inside of your

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But that dream passes along with one's belief in Santa Claus and one's taste for chocolate ice-cream sodas and a lot oi the other pleasant illusions and amusements of girlhood, and-believe it or not-among mat- Iipa Nmhmg locks grjmmel, mm, llrc wonlcn who are still young there are thousands upon thousands tor a lady whcse mouth in repose is whom nmirimolly has no attractions whatever and who would look upon perfect but when- she opens her , marriage as a sacriﬁce instead o1’ its being the goal of their ambition. lips, there's a bluish-gray line just , ew-d M .....“::.§z:*,.rr.i*l.;..ilzzslirrzizs :::‘.%.“:;:.‘k:..":;:“;‘:.:;":.i: 55:5“ 5351'] xglizltlendoiiggr £1,133‘ come and go as they please, as no wife can. They shy at double harness

‘ e s ‘ ' . l ‘ 1 . smooth o“ the edges‘ nuts me _ for exact y the some reason that a bache or does

past years and would not attempt to make jellies for exhibition purposes unless I used Certo be- cause then you know your jelly will jell," says Mrs. “Stinson.

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; , e . - any fruit ou like-Fresh canned .

, J pa“ of a mm,’ the mawﬂms added imore. When I got up to go on I not ‘m? w?“ make the!" 10°‘ '1 b“! Other woollen do not want to marry because they are absorbed in -_ _ _ _ ‘ _ y . _ _ ' ’ _ ' are most imnyo,.,nnt_ A cnrcfu‘, 59L 108d I was damp where I had been n“ “m ' _ cthcir careers. They are more interested in what they are doing than Till“ $1115 CllamplOﬂ Jelly O2’ dICOd-“Ot ftlllt Juice! ‘ a; ' Remember if your upper lip ls‘

ection crwmbinrs cxllrozr-s and nlznrral 15”“? but I thought n° more of n constituents in a sallsiartorg: lrlsh-iunm an this “m” about".

ion. Milk. cuss or (116058 usually are,’ or course‘ a sleep m the “n “n” . the main source o! protein and may lunch is a delight“! thing‘ Bu‘ if

they are in any man. ‘Ilhey don't want any strong arm on which to lean “my t” mm “m” “Psilck it because they belong to the strong-arm squad themselves. They get more “um l” i“ ‘lpper edge- 6° ‘as?’ m‘ of a kick out of selling a bill o! goods or winning a lawsuit or getting a m” “m” lpsklcklng Pnmss- If magazine article accepted than they would out of the most impassioned

lei us solve your jam or jelly making r‘ " _ Should you desire any information wbalrcever,

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' i‘ appear in an mﬁm-m ,,,,,._,,,,,, of “a” [you ma, so do n, it 15 aways worm your mvuthls much too wide, tllcn i love talk, ‘and the idea or exchanging a mahogany desk for a cookstove “mks” "'l'FC‘:1""Z";'g'b'"" D'P"_""=ﬂh _ - T-he mm, M" N, med m‘ ,1 Prhmwuhile taking along with you g 118m "P" the 1'3"" and "PP" EdZPS and passing up the big bustling world for the kitchen doesn't appeal to "w" 0° ‘I ' v ° (""81 o"'¢"°- —-1,alrultpacdn._ soup, m a Same gm, one‘ of ihe 5 599°!‘ 1nd 1"“ 511100111 it with i lllem. No man looks as good to them as a job. ‘"71" ﬂmflltlglulziﬂl 11-151mm u-

Imacintosh sheet to lie upon. ‘mud from -—]olla the juice that would have boiled l"? 57 the old (long-boll) method.

vegetables. or in a dessert; or a glass of milk may be drunk as a. bev. erase. Eggs may be used in combin- '

GOWNS REMINISCENT EDWARDIAN ERA AT ASCOT

And there are plenty oi’ other women who have been through the mat-

llle lipstick itself on them. j ‘l-lmonlal mill and have come out of lt with their every romantic dream,

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toast, potato marble and payypy, butter, crI-rlnlcd crlrlofs, airlift-cl to- 3 pmdocesgors of last year 0r the ye“ mato salml, ircsll mo: s i

ries or sliced peclsilcs, ies. milk, iced lea or poms,

m“ inch thltk and toast on

Mil, making a lit-profusion centre. Place a depression, clot Sprinkle with paprika.

Poached eggs with. Spinach on , this season's deblltantes, she thinks. lThsv m very dlﬁerem from their

fore.

as bcr- I clzcp cool;-

cu, bread 0m , us: LEMON JUICE

both ron sraman NAILS

in slices about

in the; “July routine. And it's one of the poached in the, “"1435 which you can do at home Willi butter and 35'°“r‘s°1f'

You will need several things for

your home manicure and the wisest

wva y 1s to assemble everything before

you start. Nail iile, emery pom-d", w.

‘ticln oil and cuticle remover, polish,

‘ 31111186 stick and dipper; an u“, lcsscntlals.

I F“ W“ 118115 into shape and then

LISTEN!

WHEN you pour milk or aeam on Kelloggks Rice Krlspies, they crackle out Eoud inviting you to eat tho finest rice cereal ever made.

Children love Rico spies. They taste do-

licious and are nourishing p and easy to digest. Fine for

in‘ the newspapers, and she received who thought she Just must be

lng in marry a man she never had h I

25d proposals of marriage from men

so anxious to marry that she would be will-

eard oi before,

.________.

ange her feelings toward him.

she will still go on seeing him as s. Fairy Prince and be content to worship atdlls feet because she is built that way. .i____

Nothing on earth could be fur woman that kisses the hand

ther from the truth.

ls the man who goes on loving the wife who nags him. There are a lfew

such freaks of nature in both sexes

, but you never meet more than one

or two of them in a lifetime, and woman's love is Just as fragile and evan-

escent a thing as is man's.

DIRECT ACTION

"Beg pardon, guv‘nor," said the tramp—a particularly dirty and ob- jectionable specimen-to a prosper- ous-looklxig citizen. "Would you give me two shillings to improve and

“Why, for two glittering shillings I'll move on to the next village," the objectionable one explained.

He got the money.

Two Boots went to a variety show 1n London. During the conjurer’: turn, one of them was asked to go on the stage to assist in a trick.

On their way home after the per-

“'1 4 , ._ . -—Mnkes 50% more jam or jelly atl ‘ll . “R anon with a vegetabm’ In an omeb ___ _ lllElI‘ every 1lll15l0l1 about marriage, their every faith in man ground to ‘mpujm e . v x 9g, in a salad or in a d055,” cheese hThc curious thing about A590; PEANUT cnoqpgrng» powder. some of tthese women had unlaltlhful husbarllids who betrayed i", 358:5, T?‘ 5."; the bu“ . I may be grated “no the s3 ' _t_ t is year “or; may no; only the _ .______ ‘ them and insulted hem. Selle were marred to drun ards whom they , vour. vu sfrulzeelour. ; l t ed over a vegetable, grateiipotiiq a debutantes wore dresses mmmmeng 1 cup shelled peanuts 118d t0 ﬁsh out oi’ the gutter. Some were married to lazy loafers they M A D E c A D A —Psrmlts the use of or! lain-fresh, T s salad, or i! pie ls the dessert, serv_ ‘>1’ Lin: Edwardian era, but tnell- 2 cups mashed Potatoes hlod to sunning-t. Some were married to srouches who never save them a ""4 °' “M-ﬂ‘ Mt-iwﬂ- i y: ‘ n ed Wm, it mot ers also 41¢ m, older women 1 tablespoon extract of meat andﬁeasﬂn W0 - p , I , 0 ‘mo, The 10.1mm; mmu h“ m“ chosen full-length dresses of chif- Plant I ' EM! ; g J I mm; planned with regard to In???“ nut,” on and georgebte made m long 1 tea5pogn minced 0mm, ' I Many oi them were married to tlghtwadsand never had a penny of j 1 ‘l 5 wll rmve value and a mm“ n," coaorigmcm-u; mes w“ wmy remmme 1 teaspoon ChOppgd pgrsjyy- l, their own to spend until they got their husbanqg insurance money. Any ____ 3 , Exp!‘ ‘ r ‘ l trimmings ,5 - ' Salt and pepper one of a million widows would Just as soon think o: voluntarily entering 5c}; _N L, ,_. n: ys a. London woman , “jg 9%,; ﬂcuelzﬂltw gngaog tilxeddtj cs is r11, Imlety editor. As a result’ they up. 1 egg yolk purgatory as they would oi marrying a second time. I 1y’ than m. hymn‘ 5pm“ m, my; on happy waxed paper, c! l J ” “n. memmsive ‘e Inca‘ jsdvesred more gracious and charming Bread crumbs - v e ,mlxture very thinly on a buttered Whlﬁh H! 0171098. I1! 159m! b7 u ’ ' than they have m, many a ye“ Hot, deep fat Yet there probably isn't a man in the world who still doesn't believe AMammgsmlla baking sheet, Mark ct! in 8-inch inches, has been drawn. Add l tea- vqrehblo PM, ‘I It “mud be hard to disapprove o’ that every widow is just dying to get married. A wealthy wldow, who ls squares; sprint“ with “mom; 59°95 ‘mud orange peel and l . - < - E l (‘illl * .

Bake in a slow oven (350 degrees F.) until lightly browned. Remove pan from oven, separate squares, turn them over with a broad knife and roll quickly. -

Uncoked Qhoeolale Orange Cream Wllen

#4 cup finely-cut crystallised orange peel e

t‘ pound sweet chocolate

Melt the butter, chocolate in a double boiler and spread with I

tablespoons Juice (enough to moist»

en sugar so that it will spread with- out running) to the loans sussr- Md - - crystallized orange Pﬂl- WM" a" l oblong of chocolate is hard, 811ml _ the orange mixture on it as evenll ~ as possible. Melt sweet cllocolltd and spread on another piece oi '

» h waxed paper the same size d

sides. Butter one szcle, cover this "-—— a c. e0 may starve her and best her and revlle her. He may neglect her. He bﬁfumyym“ wwnl," “med chocohte tggvgrm Tum mnllheet ‘u, dawn ; side with a zhicl; lnyr-r m" l». ‘l 5mg.‘ Careful Care 0f your ﬁngernails may betray her. He may work her llTce a slave and never repay her with whats the idea? was the "oi" i‘ pound umwe “M; m; $100015“ gnd pres!

oncd llnely; cl _,,a'.<l (‘Oi/bail spin-His a 111°“ imlwmlnt Dart of your even a kind word. He may kick her about as if she were a dog. But wmmltial and suspmws respmse’ u‘ “up! icing ml" on me 5w

wltn the hand over the wrona M1 o! paper. when chocolate has hard- . ma, pull of! waxed repel-s and out in aquares.

Daintiness With IILUSTILT@ DIIIIIAIIG IKIOI i!

Chic Styles

It ls killed Just as quickly by co l. J k h h d b bul lsgak W,“ hands m. a few mmum the evening meal. Marlo by llttlc to dlsilluslon it. It is Just aseasily slain by boredom It is Just as trgnzftggg’ ‘laid, w o a ecn on "n. w“, r‘ -7 3 M i in soapy wager, when m”, m Kellogg m London, Ont. easy for a husband to lose his wife's love as it is for her to lose his and uwenl Mm", mime’ yon w“ I n AulAih wax-Inc“! . [as bans dean and the much L! com m‘ ll’ you only knew the number of wives who have lost heir taste for their “and Conjurer... _ 1:: i‘; isoltened use the emery moi-b t: imsbands it would “"17"” 3° “Worst I've ever seen," said his l remove any rough edges that re- friend You'll want this attractive dress . :2“ M .....““°£2.Z'..'l?i‘2§°.li'§§‘2?.°§.f;§“2.3213225.“ﬁlitliﬁfﬁltil. -1-»1~-~1-~»- »=~=~-»~=- ni open wlch an orange stick wrapped ln' youn‘ er than thin Wm‘ and “mime need n: r ‘or Y In t gavu him a. dud ten-shilling note feet for warm weather wear in Q cotton. You should be extremely ; B y ”' m” “ p yma e‘ and he gave me a good one in re- black and white sheer cotton stripe. 4 the, care-n l l . They see their wives grown-e little stout, perhaps. and grizzled, but ap- ., 1 “he” dean‘! Wm‘ WW1? parently they never look in the mirror and behold their own bald heads mm‘ The "V" an" “d ma“ 7”‘ mo.“ Tl .D° m" Push it back hard gllough m! ‘ and paunclly waistlines, or wonder if their wives would ﬂnd a gigolo break m’ bod!“ hrum m“ Mu‘ P". cw {allure or break it. l easier to ‘m at than they am titully. The partial belt does its bit * 1r your nails or the clltlcls become _______ ' T' i to minimize the waistline. ‘than too. " 5 wltr " _. stained treat them with s. bleach- V Maybe women did age taster than men once. but not new when there E s 7°“ h." ‘ “Mmimi m,” m" - ' m“ "cc jlng lotion or cream. Lemon Juice ls . = is a beauty shop on every corner and women make a. cult of keeping young. ma“ And u” “n” “m” u‘ , , “I. NDW Strong llllll in ﬁne bleach and will not lnjurel and when it is only the exceptlo l woman who doesn't belong to some not u” mu‘ 6 (lemme tisma . ism. m, 1mm 1 1 l And what an easy aﬂair to make. [mi M I Ell y II llll S l0, t cu l c ub and read the daly p per more religiously than she You“ b. dammed , a ‘m w“ ; q I ‘ ' Putting on polish is th last t . does her Bible. _ ‘n’ ' ‘Hm :13‘ " u Ea‘ i blast- pcople use a liquid 3:51;: CHOKE can“! WINE yo“ ‘um . ma“ ‘um’ Mm "W" . I . ANN ‘ a 0o ng I y _ ‘ _, y,‘ i: f ‘I amazing; fag?’ giilndf, llzutdllaylgu {still iprefert the powdered ' Funny that men have these queer ideas about wonngsn, isrrt ism 2 quarts of Inuit. 2:13;“... m“ ‘m m“. W“ h“ u, M 3 yl rs . co l. .. l m -. l . 11 er s h m5; ROTTIY . ~ ' I I l: 7. pa“ >__ don Apia, _Rcgl'nz, Salk. ‘ll’ The shade of p52; ijru: t0 lmiililzztgzw dram n“ h an SW10 N0. 888 ll dﬂllllldd 1'01‘ Illel . - , have found lt very béﬂﬁllfhllnﬂ! Natural z . ' _ on‘ o 3Q, 38, (0, (I, (4. “I Q ‘n4 5g ma“. . i , badly buddm. for you“, (“ML 1 b tor colorless polish l, m l __ to m” than. m" M,’ local exmbb m,‘ bu“ . s-en. d g, ;_ , mllcl c e t is . ' Bmld Vzllatrilelltrxzzhs ‘(iywliill-i and iks r as than gal-ﬁsh m“ g 3 “o”, although 1t is true. of course. T° ""7 4"" 1m“ l“ “u” Then lilin you'll like it in tub . ,, m. 2., m" m, m. pm tilmost some can get g um the front yard does not look Wunds sugar. mm ‘m. o, "m, a mm" l - '- ‘ ' away w e the _ 511233;: alum. ....l .....,.,_ costume psnyfiiglllltsldebggtlilhz: 2', , ’ wrymdwwethed up 1r ma a shelter is a glllzfizdﬁ 121i "ed dotted shecr non-cannabis linen ‘or ' I ~ .. , , I Q-O-§-§§-O-§+O ‘ and can El:?(‘llJlllrl§lfil,(i[1li‘ki(?r1"d 1”“ °°"~“P"°"°"* 001m are Prefer ‘ me n cloves) 8 8e m ' mm “ma” m“ "i" "m" mother whqh“, ddimm babayfli.’ abia _ , some garden makers 117° now ___________ Put‘ in c: k b I l s!" a‘ Nlllllfll l” "Ml 89-inch b/byulnii. "Mb" "' ""'" W" mo» , protecting their rose plants from the wast and call: o! aliens"; stir? with I n“ 9-inch continua" a y, o na- llln adv-r» w} Illlﬁslfyul “"¢—— . not summer sun and drying wind.‘ sun nailed . E5..‘.”Z‘.‘;Z"." 1'12’. .'::,'.'.'.'.."/..i:: Jill Ugp i as well as from insects with a. light -——--— when cease‘ m hm ‘mun “d M m“ °f PATH” u "n" m a..." ynn /..u lfl/nrmnlisc ..........,.. ‘ ‘ A BRIGHT LIPSTICK AND wooden framework which is built A boy was passing along a street ‘and i“ k“ w ripen‘ “m” u“ "m" °' “m (“m l‘ P"°'°"'4)- E l i B i i APPLY CAREFULLY over the rose bed and then covered m! d1? "h"! I PRIME from its ‘m’ one year’ wnp “In ‘mmlm _-__ --___ d _ “ha; all}; m _ azeonaporch, screamed athl ___ “Q Q d Bright flowers dot the wgy m", y“, m. s” gob or 8:03:13‘ m“ on" do you do?" m’ Rolled Almond Wafers " _""""'“ “' " " " ‘on toNomsggMllk i agiigm “much take the PM“ of protection gives ﬂower; with jgng- :35 1:19! lallfaPPei-ue: llmnllh- If‘ cup bum" "9- "3- UN uun............,,, - - m . e c d m“ n. "a". n C“ um“ d . _ dull red ones. if ztdnmothlluggoszeggwsiewgtgrl]: w“, ma than i third. "c0516 ti cup [rut sugar ----------..-...................,... ' - s- , < I | . ’ v m 5mm M? I n: Tne new make-up cells tor clear, "om be,“ tom QM, m,“ by the boy tool: oi an hat. bowed, an ,,,_,_ 3t cup mlk Street Address ~ ' m“ da "li':;;'sun\i'sinl":r:i"' “m” "' bright reds. They have youth in wind. Moreover the coloring o: the ‘mm "I ‘m very "n: “"113 7011- A 21p bread ﬂour .............. f}! l r - 10m "m. _____ H them. far the oldest lace, provid- ﬂower, l; mo" 111mm u the do “w” m9 1°’ 11°‘ BMW"!!! IOOH- i" “pom vmm.’ g M I‘ . Z m} I “MIN: V. . gd they are Just the mm red m m, M, W, m“, m; mung,“ er. m. m»: 1 thought you m, mm, ‘hi-a so ﬁnely chopped blanched M" .83 ' ' ‘ 1 side "-------- _-_.__. B Riven person. I a bird." °" . . , , h , or the hotsun. This plan isespecial ‘"""""""~~'--~~--- Z4’ 32'? ‘ X m1" ab] Never pick a lipstick in the dark- ly good for garden makers who like , cumulus‘. m‘, ‘dd ‘"3" “w” (m! ~ y»; ' w... It!“ ‘ f” l!‘ ;i 1m I“ Ill-d- nnlmeln mm ﬂung, I-IIIIY- d mlkand ﬂour alternate- ~ ' ' rm I - t 9' ' hml