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Iir-Law_ Harmony

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A girl, uho is soon to be married. wants to know how to get. along with her mether-in-law. Bhe says that owing to the housing shortage she vcill have to live with her husband's people until better days, and she craves to know some way of appeasing her husband's mother and making her lccl that ihc has gotten another daughter. instead of’ an undeserved affliction.

Ha! That's the 864 question tor lair, and no- body in the world is smart enough to answer it. Centuries ago the wise Chinese made t-wo women in the same house the ldeograph for a fight, and flit.- situation hasn't cit-tinged. Indeed, it has grown more tense as the respect. of youth for age has van- ished. and cvory little boHbJJ-soxer thinks she is incarnate wisdom and is determined not to let any senile old woman of 40 tell her where she gets on or off.

Ol course, the only really reliable recipe for a in-laws keeping out of eath others hair ls for ; ~ ----- -_ -_--_~_______v ilinin lo livr: a thousand or so miles apart. For .,,_H,,,H,“‘,,.,,,.,,,, “i t-lic will‘. itcnl curciuliy with lhcsq, .\ child borli cn this do

distance makes the heart grow fondcr, and the Iaults in others that ° . ° 61'9"” P‘°‘~'<‘<l\'-'¢‘¢ llliri Wﬁli-Yl ¢V01'.\“‘lanuciuus and stubborn in How Can I ! !

Apples

Big red apples may be used cs cups tor Wsldor! salad. Cut in half, horizontally. and take out the in- .. ..,. ‘side for the salad. Pink the tdgcl ‘ ~ = with .a sharp scihsors. Add iu the inside o! the apple. celery. nuts and mayonnaise, and retlll ihc hail‘ apples. i

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The Bathroom

A bottle o! disinfectant, lcli open in some inconspicuous place in the bathroom. will help l0 Pliriiy lltr‘ atmosphere. .

Gloves

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Sketched above are gowns from the wardrobe created by leading London LiLlQ, .. ullul mliilners 1o!‘ Britain's Queen Elizabeth and the princesses to wear on their African tour. LEFT: Robe do Style oi aquamarine slipper satin, with ofT-the-shouider neckline, swathed with aquamarine satin. There is a small peplum and full ﬂowing skirt. CENTER: Dinner dress with ﬂowered lance bodice and long cyclamon pink crepe skirt bordered with china bluc. RIGHT: Dance dress of lime grec“ taffeta, with low decolletage and low-set boufiant sleeves. Entire dress is embroidered with or”

i gLkhmotifs. Norman Hartnell designed all three.

roll in flour. if this does not prove! effective, try rolling in butter in-; stead o! flour. l Q. How can I prevent breakage. o! Jars oi preserves and Jelly wncnl moving? yct c: i to tnakc, these pretty; g ' To hakc mid sew nnd inakc a firc; cause oi the food energy derived’ A~ Th“ 31”“ 1M5 9"“ b: kw‘ blml” Hm‘ ‘W85 "P i‘ “m- u a: Better I gflﬂlitlfl] plat tirtpiontt an? trlglil; lroén readily available fruit sugar 1mm Cracking by chilling iiltllinnttrlr"arthritic skirt. At this time of year,‘ l6 TPQUPTI visi s U. u ricil 1 an their good mineral and vitg- tubes into sections tie rizll @118 l you have a choice of plain or print. i D c Wm“ itilionghauzefui yerrs with joys lo min values. and 81mph,‘ them mm- 11191313} ino“,ﬂ._frt.sll; and ‘he yurdugm. - - ml . 5 , , -%————%— - , What is a heme rmicd}: til‘ you'll not i; eono lal,

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| But ihc practice of l'tlln l) - v eooooooeooooeoooeveoeo‘; hind blinders at the lllﬂlflleonglngtlgg 0r par ies seems to most. people__ Mode rn I particularly to men-—to be an at. x felt-tattoo’. Men are annoyed because , éhgybgizgrtwsee a girls eyes; because Etiquette g l R m): ery woman. nouncc second syllable rash. a as in Y B R b t _ indoors 1 . , 1; 1t l‘ your Birthday ash, accent second‘ syllable.) "lt s y o u‘ L" E bad habirg-lgs:axllegfﬁflfgklgta on Those whose birthday it is should seemed utterly irrational any longer vo-eooanoooeo-ooo-weo-osoo view Eye gpgqlaligt; warn Gums; enjoy a year oi’ important affairsﬂ to maintain it." — i. Taylor. 5. Y ii. Many insist th'st you shouldn't with highly-constructive efforts in. ignoble, t Q. \\ hat isone of the most com- wear sunglasses any longer than is landing new deals and operations of ;illCll_ acts oi ill-breeding while at- tlﬂvPssﬂrlh It's not necessary exceot signlﬂcmncc. This will be achicvrd lending the theater’). 4 when eyes need to be shicidedWn connection with powerful influ-' A» 1'3"" 05 Tcilﬂllmg R JORO 01‘ ence who might be disposed to blocki

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liquidation. _ ihc word 'li'ra‘- For Friday, February ‘.21

BIG deals and iinportatit pro- jects loom large, but must be grasp- ed with restraint and siraighii planning, particularly alien llic.e are others wliosainicrcsis nrc HlLO. at stake. Take careful consideration! and seek advice. lest opposition or] contest imperll gains already made. Analyze cautiously every step of major operation. i

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eiking owr some of the incident-t. ' l bed now with James. though by very rule of child rearing he hould have been asleep some time go. However the conversation is c; spirited at: present and C61’!- lmlc the party "Of the V {any takes feeble part therein. From morning to night" Jamie fqgkoned up the time he spent out pf doors this lovely day. “There's "i0 coasting 3-day" I heard hm 0311 Lapplly in Jeanie. a; he trailed the

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remark heard on ihc screen or stage. This disturbs others who have heard just as well as you. Q. _liow long should the hostess "romp." "u." Cont“ o’ it any Quests ﬁlm latc for din.

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2 oranges

4 pounds pears

1 pound cranberries

4 pounds sugar

METHOD; Siueeze the Juice from ilie oranges. Cut the rlnda coarsely

and place in a saucepan. Barely cover with water and cook until v tender. Peel the pears and remove the . cores. Wash and pick over the cran- lberries. Put the prepared pears. - cranberries and orange rind, which lins been well drained. through the food chopper. a small asnount‘ of each at a time. so that they are quite well mixed when they are chopped. .

Now combine the ground fruit. ihc orange Juice and the sugar. Mix well and tlien cover and allow to stand overnight. Next dsy, heat slowly to the boiling point, stirring to dissolve lihe sugar, and. then boll slowly for about 1% to 1% houll. stirring oocaslondlly from the bot- toc to prevent sticking or scorch- trig.

Pour the marmalade lrito hot. sterilized Jars and seal with melted paraffin. When the first coat. hard- ens and the m alada la cold. up ply a second coat o! melted pirat- iln. rotating the Jars gently so that the paraffin; will coma up well on the insides of the Jars. Cover the Jars with lltis or tie paper over them to protect them from dust. and ow" in a cool. dry place.

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I How lo give milk to children who won't (or can't) drink enough millt?

Simply add KLlM Powdered Whole Milk to foods the children eat.

How to make extra-nourishing dishes for the child er adult with the "bird- sin" appetite?

By including KLIM in favorite ‘dishes, you can increase the milk- nourishment: in each serving as much

Haw to serve more nourishing meals to the tvliola larnily? '

Use KLIM to cream vegetables and cups; to add nourishment to cereals. lesser-ta. milk drinks and your bak-

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Vtlhat is KLIM?

KLIM ls simply fresh, pasteurized who" l milk of the ﬁnest quality in handy powder form.

It gives you all rho vitamins, all i116 nourishment of pasteurized fluid miilh Only the water is taken out.

With KLIM in your borne, you alwayv have extra milk for emergencies.

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