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KNOCK-OUT

The tired postman was ploughing his way through tne snow with a heavy road oi letters and parcels.

"Wait a moment, please,‘ said the maid at one house, as she took the letters. "The miswess wishes to speak to you."

Visions of a special gift. b;ight- ened the postmans eyes.

“Arc you the regular postman?" inquired Mrs. de smythe, coming to the door.

“Yes, madam."

"Then. was it you who broke our door-bell?" she asked, acidly.

SEEINCPS BELIEV ING

The drill sergeant was drilling a squad of men, but could not get them into a straight line.

_ At. last he cried: "Bah! Your line is as crooked as a corkscrew All

f-‘Itf you fall out and have a look at i

Shellac. 0r some other kind oi’ sealing coat, over the stained wcod that 1-; to be varnished. If this isnt none, the chemicals in the stan may work through the varnish and cloud it

name, for skating and skiing can be had there only a few days e~cn winter. and summer Visilﬁll-i Ililfl the mean temperature of Re- kjavik its capital, the same Rs that oi Milan in Italy. Refrigerators are Fﬁkillﬂfly sent from America to Iceland.

A Musty Smell

If the jars you wish to use for prcterving have a musty’, d sagree- able odor. fill them up with cold water in which soda has been ds- solved. It will soon freshen them.

Wash in hot water and suds. rinse well and they will be ready for service. Pipe Noises 150cc or wom washers will

cause noise in hot water pines when faucets are turned on. Replacing the washers will stop this noise. If noise ocurs on the turning off of a faucet, especially when the faucet ls turned off abruptly, it ls be- cause the pipes are not provided with air cushions to absorb the mo- mentum of the water. In that case the noise can be avodcd by turn- ing off the faucet slowly.

When making linens of any sort. draiw the letters with a lead pencil and then trace exactly on this line with the marking ink. Then the ink will not spread. ‘JV-H-"ifi-‘i-‘i-Vir/‘i-‘f-V-‘EJ-‘JJ-‘f- ' Today's Short Wave Rodin Program 5 (sir rim L! mam Standardli I , a-nmmmvuwwm‘ MONDAY. APRIL I PARIS

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PRINCESS ALICE RECEIVES LEGACY

LDNDON. April 7-—Princcss Alice. Countess of Athlone, has n deeply touched by a legacy of £1.- 000 ($4.460) left her by her former governess. Mrs. Jane Potts of Eastbourne, who died in November.

A footnote to the will publish- ed yesterday explairm that Mrs. Potts "received a legacy of that a- mount" from the Duchesl of Ai- bany, the mother of Princess Alice.

William Mrs. Potts‘ nephew, said his aunt was "ex-

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DOROTHY DIX SAYS- WHEN YOU ENTER MARRIAGE DO

SO WITH IDEA

Seldom Do Those Who Change Mates Find Real Happiness in Second or Third Ventures

It is announced that in Hollywood. where heretofore the matrimonial slogan has been “One Husband More." and where the collectin ding rings has been a popular fad. that the innovation of the one-man

system of marriage is to be tried out. A club called "One Husband. Inc.. has been formed the member-i

of which are

single husband and to revive theory. prevalent in Grandmother's day, that the

first marriage that there is n are tidings of

coeds in making it [BSKIIOIIEDIQ to have one wedding instead 0t a successon of them it will work a Kiel» social reformation. d, cinema stars set the styles in morals as well as hﬂ-ir

bobs and clothes for the Rreat maiﬂfltv‘ of women- 'Ihesc ccpycnls will follow the mOVIB SW15 bB-ClQ ""0 the domestic fold Just as they followed them out 01 it and into the divorce courts.

. ' d than thcie is oiie tum»: u;i;tpgiiimgniigvtgiitiffhéiﬂgofgztfxfeo,ﬁﬂrinuxn. know that the die is cast and our fate is

If another, it is that. a seush‘ iiess and success. When we sealed we accept it, adapt ourselves As the old colored preacher suiu.

.. _ . .- . st'kc root We co opciatc \\i:i (it inevitaoieelxleioer have a permanent home by

We put our backs into tho tyork u _ have to do. We quit worrying 0W1 the things that we cannot change.

This 15 jugt as true of marriage as it is of everything ese. Perhaps wh.ii we got our matrimonial pai- gaiiis home and look them over he ieei that we nave uvi-‘li slink"- See ﬂaws 1,, them that we did not perceive in 0111' buurtiiill all“ _1l1@l' are not all wool and u yard tvide us IAL‘ thought tiiey wlilt when the)’ were l1‘_')’.l1,‘.; to sell thunisvll/Ps i0 11$. They are iiol. our taste, Probably Lucie is liarul_y' it lI1t11'I1i1gB_lll the Wul'i(\ in which trio imfilclllﬂliis don't go through that emporium-e v1 disiliusion and disappointment iii

Iceland does not live up to its dheir males‘

But if tlicy fcrl iliat they have

‘mam a contract that tliPy iiflllllQir

break; it ilii‘il' .~ii....~i....u,~iiii) WH- ..,t Udfllvlll. tin-in to lcl. down the li.tlc 1'llll(ll'£‘ll lli€v luivc biougnt

illiQ the world and deprive tnem (i a DMIUPIII. home to grow up in am. hm), a tathrr and _a mother to guide lllCl1\.iliC_‘y' put their dreams o1 what- iiiiciit have bccii iiito cold sbilrai-ZC- Tliey make the bcsl. of the mates they have. ‘Ihcy keep the r cycs_0i1 their dutv instead of on fascinating strangers and achieve a friendship wxth their husbands and WIVES In"! is in reality the best thing that mar- riage has to 81W-

It is the men and women W110 8° into marriage with nu iiiteiiton oi staying married if they dont like it who make failures of it. as they would of an other undertaking that they entere’ into ln the same 59mi- They Rl‘€_]'l(€ the people “ho ﬁle always Sllllilnq from one occupation to another and who are uii5-llcce5slul at everything.

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MARCH 2i t0 APRIL Z0 (Aries) —-Wi|.n natives of the Signs Gem- iiu, nugittarius, cancer, scorpio and your own Sign, employ espec- ial tact. and diplomatic methods. Protect your uucrcsts. Save, but. don't be pciiurious.

APRIL 2i to iv._*\Y 20 (Taurus) qmanuiacturiiig and handling common commodities travel for experiment, duty, something un- usual that could increase your bus- iness or income, t........,,-........._,, engineering and general construc- tion work require care. RM. prob- ab.y most restiictiiig.

MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini)- Deal with elders and those who ap- preciate your quick mentality and excellent intuitive and compre- hensive powers. Be miiidful of oo- ugaticiis. u .il\l your private af- fairs. Be calm. _ ,

Julw. ... .s JULY 23 (Cancer) —You are happiest in surroundings whcrc XCllllClllPHi. and artistry are natural iequiremeiits. If at pics- ent your own stirrouiidiiigs are lltli, exactly what you'd like, don't be disgruntled, rather work to in.- prove them-you can! Business be- fore pleasure.

JULY 24 to ;‘UST 22 (L450) —Being far-sigli.... and original will help this Monday, IF ycu go about things ill a practical way too. Mix the llfﬂCtlCﬂl with the vision- ary, and business with SOCIZL. (n-

__ _ agtmcnis. You can do these wull,

nke advantage of that talent.

AUGUST 28 to SEPTEMBER 23 (Virgo) -- Natives of Libra, Can- Bﬁi‘. SBOFPiO. Aquarius, Gemini and

i Friendly aspects,

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(By IRAN CES DRAKE)

(Copyright, 19.11), King Feature: Syndicate Inc.) Look tn lue section your birthday comes In, and find what your outlook is, according to the stars.

JIIST IIIOIII‘

O Healthy, playful children use up plenfv of energyy out- door workers do, too. They all ncccl lots of BEMA Extra Fancy Table Molasses be- cause It's ouch a nourllh- lng, energizing food.

Use ll u n spread for bread . a s for calico, muﬁnn, cookies, etc. It’: good nil ways.

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B of Wed-

pledREd to restrict themselves to a the old-fashioned

.5 as likelv to take as the last one and

o profit in swatJDing husbands. Tiicse great. icy. If this Orgﬂnilaidvn 51141"

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it and try to make the best. of it. Tiiey are like the 080D“? “I10 m"? down anywhere and

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cause they never expect. to stay 1n one house long. Tney are ash-ii.)- on the lookout for some woman more beautiful than their wives-some man

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OHAPTEB l SBA BIVALS

David MoOro or'| new mum skiff. the Silver gpm , manoeuvring ¥.'.‘.’.'P.$€..'lil'.;.li’.°'§..t'“'°. south’. the bgorneéhof has, dpirir if: Inveroon

ur. e m e s ow y, usmng t."“:..i':ti.'“ ‘rm- 31:" kisses: . i- c - en no w o r e b. the screams 08f innumerable guiis wliich fought and scrambled for the refuse of the morning's catch of

honing,

David himself stood in the stern, his black hair glinting in the sun- light, a pipe between strong teeth. H s second-in-command, lean. hum-i OIOU-i-eyed Jock Galbraith, wnose, age might have been 40 or 70, was- s cerina in the tiny wheeihouse. Budder. y David stiffened.

"loos out, Jock!" he yelled mo ved for the boathood.

Without warning a fast little mot.- or boat had come spinning out from behind tne lei", sharp stem menac- ing the star ard quarter of the Bil- ver Spray.

As his skipper shouted Jock per- ceived the danger. His mobile mouth sagged in comical dismay, and nu twisted the wheel with the energy or desperation.

The skiff responded at once. She swung round towards the motor boat. which was iio almost upon . David flung h eif forward across the gun'le and lunged at the smaller craft with the boat-hook. He

more fascinating than their hus- ‘bands; always experimentlrik WW1 i their own emotions to see if the)’

still thrl.l B5 much as they used w- , They never ﬁndsatisiaction and in . the end they icse out as gamblers l always do.

i Of course. the continual marrying and divorcing that is so COmmOn | how's/stays is a perpetual search icr

sonietiimg that doesn't exist, and l that is the ideal mate. No man was ever born who possessed the tn- tagonistfc citualities that every wiie would like o have in her husband. No man's dream woman ever lived aziywhere outside ot his imagin- a ioii.

Marytiiyorccs John because tu- is a mosaic business man and marries James because he ls a poet. She is no better satisﬁed with James when she ﬁnds poetry is a thin diet». ‘Ilium-as forsakeg Maria, who is fat and middle-aged, for Gladys, who is young and glamorous, and tncn oc- rates Gladys because she doesn't knéuw how to cook the way Maria

An so it oes. All of the trading of ol wives or new was just swap- ping one set of faults for another. One is as hard to endure as the other, and they had as well have stuck to the first one in the be- ginning and saved heartacnes and scandal and alimony.

S0 here's wishing the Ono Hus- band, Inc. Club success. May its membership increase!

DOROTHY DIX.

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Capricorn could prove helpful in

business and other interests today.

ivutice the way uiey naiiuie piou- iciiis, then Dicild your uwu c..vtr solutions and reasoning with their able methods. Control emotions.

bEPlLMbER. 24 to OUTOBEH. 23 (Libra) 'I"niiik right, and act in 8CC0l'(1&l’11\ with sound reason- ing. There may be dressed-up temptations may; bo smart, be prepared for them, dismiss them quickly. No emotionalismsl

OCTOBER. 24 to NQv/EMBER 22 ,tScoi'pio) — Deaf discreetly Wllll Iouisiocrs, also with business or proicssiona. acquaintances. D011‘: be upset when others are s.ow to grasp ideas or are temperamental. You mustn't. let your affairs sui- fer because of these.

NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER 22 (Sagittarius) — Today's indica- tions are brighter or everyday matters, routine, read g, dommtic and social interests than for new undertakings. heavy business and the like. Take the middle route.

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) — Be careful making decisions; think twicg before you act; offer no criticisms that aren't. wanted; better acquaint yourself with present needs and demands. Be a good listener.

JANUARY 22 to F‘ BRUARY 20 (Aquarius) - Fspecia care osten- tial in money transactions, sign- ing agreemcnts and contracts, making invcstmrnts or expansion. Investigate your ground before proceeding.

FEBRUARY 2i to MARCH 20 (Pisces) —— Don't encourage dis- seiision, anxiety or other trouble- makers. Faith, hope and cheer are fortifications _of_great po'v.'er__and

glimpsed an oiiskinned ﬁgure in the stern. white hands pressing strongly against the tiller.

The occupant of the motor boat had acted as promptly as Jock, out despite this tact and the vicious pusn given by David, the vessels scraped together as they passed. There was 3, sickening, grinding sound. and several of the wornout tyres use-u as fenders 0n the Silver Spray were shorn off.

Then, as the motor boat disap- peared behind her stern, something happened to the screw of the skill. It seemed to spin round at a greater speed and a flurry of foam buo- bed in her wake.

David flung the boathook from him and spran to his feet. He shook has fist a the motor boat. which by this time was moving fast for the opposite side of the harbour.

“What the blazes do you meant" he roared. "Come back here. who the devil do you think you, are any-

way?"

nut the little ﬁgure did not even look back. The incident had ssed so quick- ly that few of the hermcn wasn- ing the decks of other akiﬁs fzad seen it, They took a moment's rest now and grinned appreciation cf young David McGregors language.

He owned almost half of the 1n- vercon fieet of skiffs and was gen- erally popular. Possessing an equ- abie temperament, it was seldom that his emcployees had the oppor- tunity of ju ging his qualities when thoroughl roused. They enjoyed the exper ence.

you can surmount all difficulties with them in tow.

A CHILD BORN 0N THIS DAY is under especially propitious plan- etary rays. A self-reliant, energetic, ambitious and intelligent some- body who will work hard to find his (or her) bright sphere. Higher education will be appreciated and used to good advantage by this 1n- -dividual if its soul's training is not neglected. Can carry a high posi- tion with dignity and capability.

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No matter how young. the woman with weak abdominal muscles may have middle-aged faults-sagging shoulders, n curved" back, a protrud- ing stomach.

But with the right exercise: you can strengthen your middle muscles, and be youthfully trim and lovely. though you may have long passed forty.

Here is an exercise that works wonders for weak abdominal mus-

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the Silver Spray nosed her usual berth, David turned to Jock.

"Did you sec that!" he exclaimed. "Came barging out from behind the pier. struck us, snapped on a ohms from our propeller, um didn't even stop to apologize!"

“Badf agreed Jock with n, frown as he surveyed the starboard huii, from which a strip of varnish had been scraped.

" o was 1t anywayiwdemanded David. "Just got a glimpse of mm. Some darned whipper-snapper. . .

Jocks mouth twisted, perhaps with amusement; but: his expression was one of solemnfty.

‘fa.’ WIESIIB. a him." he said.

“It wasna g him. It was a her."

"A woman?"

"Aye. A lassie. I kent it was a assie, because her oilskin was a wee bit open and I saw her silk stock- lrigs. Nice legs," he added, gazing tnnocently at. his master.

David laughed lnvoluntariiy. But his good humour was onl tempor- ary. He ben over t; pile o net, and his mouth became hard. “Did you ever see such impertinence, Jock?" he asked. “Don't kn

"WelF-the other hesf “well. I think I do. She'll be Nora Grant."

David let a coil of scaly rope slip from his ﬁngers. Norah Grant, the daughter of old Peter Grant, who lum been his father's bitterut rival; Norah Grant who had a University education and who had returned to Invercon to take charge of her father's skiffs during his absence on a health cruise to South Africa; Norah Grant, who thought herself, superior to the ordinary folk in Ln- vercon and imagined sue could run her father's business without learn- fngﬂabout actual conditions on the ﬂs ng-grounds -- so that was the person who hmd treatrd him and Inc Silver Spray in so cavalier a fashion.

"I see," he said quietly. "I'll make her DRY for this."

Jock shook his held.

“Go canny. David. The Grants are as rich as Midas, and th y'l1 ﬁght to the last inch-as ye ken.’

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David went home at mid-day to his aunt, Miss Arabella McGrc-gor, and dinner. His aunt was a tall, angular woman, and was the only relative whom David possessed. 11c: tongue was as sharp a5 her features, but it concealed a. friendly heart.

"What's this 1 hear?" she said,

lac.n a juicv steak before her nep-

ew. " aking an exhibition of your- self in the harbour and-and swear- ing like n, trooper!"

“You'd have said bad words, we. Aunt Arabella. if you'd been in my p ace. 'I'hat-th_at girl Norah Grant! smacked right into the Silver Spray with her motor boat. and didn't even say she was sorry!‘

ed to fly intO n temper

returned Miss McGregor.

"And wliy speak discouragfngiy of

‘s daughter? You

hlalvigrrt met her since she was I c ..

"1 know. But I can uclge her by what she did fo-day. ‘m goin to sec her this afternoon, and t e'l.i Du for the damage on the nail!"

aunt sniffed.

"You'll get nothing if you IP‘ preach the girl in a. mood like that. But I suppose it's no good talking. The very name, Grant, seems to in- furiate you." "No-you're wrong, Aunt. If she'd apologized or-—"

"I’m n0 wronk." continued Mtu

As the BIIEUIB-Wﬂ-S shut on and"! Tldlallliusféeliweelfyl". YOUNG mm al

old Peter Grant own the skirts in Invercon. Why don't you come to 5 workiarég agreement with the Grain nste of fighting and squabbling continually, 1i e-like tlnkers?"

David remembered her advice u he strode across the seafront to- wards the house in which, at the time, Norah Grant was living alone with her schoolboy brother.

He had been brought up with the words 0f his father in hi; ears: "Never trust the Grants. They're grasnging, greedy-making other men

o .

As

,.

eir work for them.’

he ew older, however, and be an to udge the world for him- se he ad concluded that tho faults could not all have been on the side of the Grants. After his father's death he had become ually more friendly with old tcr Grant. and the people of Invercon had anticipated a truce to the old quarrel.

Now, however David's amicable resolutions ha been shattered. Tho h he would not admit it to himse 1', his pride was hurt. by the manner in which Norah Grant, new- ly returned t9 Invercon after ten

ears in the city, had coolly ignored

im that morning.

Nevertheless, he knew that his aunt's advice was sound, and in the coming interview he was determined to be as polite as possible to the

l. m, (To be Continued)

THE COOK ’S l CORNER

DATE PUDDIN G

4 tablespoons butter

2-3 cup sugar

2 eggs

l cups soft bread crumbs

l teaspoon ginger

2 cups dates, chopped

2-3 cup milk

4 tablespoons flour

1-2 teaspoon salt

2 teaspoons baking powder

1-8 teaspoon soda.

1 teaspoon cinnamon

Method: the sugar and egg together. Beat until fluffy. Add half the ‘bread- crumbs and then the chopped dates Add the rest of the crumbs and milk alternately. You may need a little more milk if your brt-ari- crumbs are not particularly soft. Sift the dry ingredients. Add to the first mixture and beat thoroughly. Pour into s. tube pan arid bake in a moderate oven (325 ‘deg. F.) for about 1 hour. Servl hot with fluffy sauce.

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1-4 cup butter

1 cup cing sugar

1-8 teaspoon salt

1-8 teaspoon ginger

2 tablespoons lemon juice

1-4 cup chopped nuts

Method: Cream the butter untn light and fluffy. Mix and sift to- gether the icing sugar. salt ginger and gradually cream this Eito the Add the lemon juice and beat. until very iinht. Add ire chopped nuts and serve over the

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