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They are dainty and have beautiâ€" fully finished edges. e Fringes, Too You will also find lace curtains with fringed bettoms â€" some have a straight hanging fringe, others a boucle fringe. _ And of course, the peral ball fringe which is nice on Lace curtains are stealing the faâ€" shion show again when it was thought they woee dead and buried tong, long ago. Revival of Hangings Buried for Such A Long Time Lace Curtains Are T. oHC Sccius 10 02 genulneiy inâ€" terested in the people she talks to. She really wants to know about their children and their interests. She pays them the compliment of appearing wholeheartedly interestâ€" ed in what they have to sav. happy 3. She looks happy. It is casy to like some one who looks happy. That does not mean put on a nonâ€" stop hyena act, but it does mean that yeu should make a genuine effort to smile a lot. Make yourâ€" self look happy and you‘ll soon be 1. She is natural. She doesn‘t try to be somebody else. 2. She is not afraid of being suubbed or misunderstood, doesn‘t waste time thinking of people as possible enemics. Let‘s analyze in detail the points that make them Plus. She‘s Natural You will find that her charm is based on probably unconscious obedience to a few simple rules. She does not obey all of them alâ€" ways, but she does so more than the other girls. Conform to these rules, and you can be a Plus Girl yourself. Some one is always the life of the party, says a writer in the Lonâ€" don Daily Express. In every tennis club, every offf =, every seaside hoâ€" tel, one or two girls make all the ethers look uninteresting. Do you ever wonder why? Do you ever wonder what makes a Plus Girl? She‘s Got That Extra Someâ€" thingâ€"A Capacity feor Enâ€" joying Life, a Genuine Interâ€" e:t In Evervone You Meet Make For Popularity. "Wash stockings after each wear Ing to remove the dirt and perspiraâ€" tion that weaken silk. Use lukeâ€" warm suds from mild soap flakes or granules. Squeeze suds through and through. Gently work flakes or granules into stubborn spots. Rinse three times in clear, cool water. Squeeze out excess, but never wring. Ease into shape. Hang over smooth rod. Dry away from heat and sun. "Buy the proper size. Size 9 means that the foot length is acâ€" tually 9 inches, but a broad foot obâ€" viously needs a larger size. So if toes or heels wear out, try a halfâ€" size longer. ‘Runners‘ often come from garters fastened below the garter welt. If you‘re very tall, short or heavy, you should choose stockings knit to your proportions or with adjustable garter welts. Two Pairs At Once ©Buy at least two pairs of the same weight and color. You‘ll get three times as much wear out of two, since, when one stocking *goes,‘ you can match its mate with the others. Insist on perfect pairs, with no ‘snags‘ from careless handling in the store. By the goldâ€" en rule, be gentle in your own handâ€" ling at the counterâ€"or better, let the salesgirl examine them for you. **Buy the proper weight for your use: 2 or . 3â€"thread for ‘dressâ€"up‘ with light slippers. 4â€"thread for general wear with street shoes, 7â€" thread for hard wear with heavy shoes, lisle for sports. A crepe twist, with its extra silk and firmer, duller finish, means less snagging, longer wear. If you want extreme sheerness for everyday. don‘t blame the stockings if they can‘t take it! "Buy the proper size. Size 9 means that the foot length is acâ€" tually 9 inches, but a broad foot obâ€" viously needs a larger size. So if toes or heels wear out, try a halfâ€" size longer. ‘Runners‘ often come from garters fastened below the To Make Them Last Longer And Look Better Advice Given On Stockings Back In Fashion The "Plus" Gir] Impossible to Let Go If he and Glovria had been able to get away once in a while it would not have been so bad, but money from the wells which he had somehow managed to drill had gone into new equipment, inâ€" to storage tanks, tank cars, drillâ€" ing rigs, leases, and the like; for in order to live at all in this busiâ€" ness it had been necessary to exâ€" pand, and as a result production had not quite kept pace with exâ€" penditures. It had been the old, heartâ€"breaking story of most soâ€" called successfu‘ oil enterprisesâ€" just enough encouragement to render it impossible to let go. But the company had real holdings now, and with the Homestake makâ€" ing five thousand barrels a day, yes, or even oneâ€"half that, it would be out of the red in no time and its stock would be worth a lot. One thing was sureâ€"without Gloria‘s love to strengthen him he would never have had the courage and the pertinacity to win his fight against the desert. The mere fact that his own money and that of his friends was sunk in the El Centro field would not have been sufficient to keep him here. Not by any means. But with a wife like Gloria, a man couldn‘t quit; he couldn‘t tolerate failure of any sort Both Sizes for $1.00 SUPERICR LINIMENT Co. 21 GRENVILLE T. . ToRroxto *Save this ad. and it will save you money. This certainly was not a womâ€" an‘s country. Least of all was it a country for a lovely, highâ€"bred creature like Gloria. But, Don reâ€" flected, it had been this or nothâ€" ing. Gloria had been willing, nay eager, to marry him, even against her family‘s advice, and _ even though it had meant exile. Nor had she once complained, at least not until today when it was all over and she could voice her hatâ€" red of this life without hurting him. That was like her, to fade away, if need be to die by inches at his side, without complaint. TRY THIS NEW PAINâ€"KILLER It penctrates but does not blister or bura Why Endure"NeedlessP;m ? Rheumatisin, Newralgin, Arthr Lumbago, Swotien Ankles, Sprains, and Other Pains _ _ .. meree T As he left the house, Donald told himself with a pang that he had a sick girl on his hands. Glorâ€" ia was sicker than she had permitâ€" ted him to realize and it had takâ€" en this brief flicker of animation at the prospect of going home to show him just how weak she realâ€" ly was. She was fragile, bloodâ€" less, the life and the laughter gone out of her. As a matter of fact, he had watched it go day by day for months and he had tried vainly to check it, but never before had he appreciated to what extent she had failed. If anything should happen to herâ€"Don closed his eyes and refused to face such a thought. Only ten days more, then they would go north to those green fields and cool waters of which she was forever wistfully speaking. Ten days wasn‘t long. Gloria regained control of herâ€" self with an effort and her flowâ€" erâ€"like face broke into a smile. "I‘ll be patient. Only don‘t let anything happen." The Best Rub For Athlectes Special introductory offer bring in paying wells in a very promising fheld. He takes his young wife, Gloria, with him and together they endure the soulâ€" trying heat and dust in the blazâ€" ing desert. Against great odds, the drilling has progressed until Fisk is certain that oil will be sruck, so he makes steamer reserâ€" vations to take them home and away from the hardships his young wife has endured so bravely. Gloria is beside herself with joy and days too soon starts to pack luggage. Then . .. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY. Synopsis Young, ambitious and efficient Donald Fisk of New York, enginâ€" eer and key field man for a small oil corporation, is sent into the desert heat of El Centro, S.A., to | by REX BEACH | PRPRDLZLEELZESERRELEZES SSE EH# l CGool Waters l Of Special Interest to Women Readers SUPERIOR SUFFERERS OF: CHAPTER IH . Arthritis WAITIKG FOR YOU! Romance in the story of bread was found by A. C. Williams, Torâ€" onto globeâ€"trotter, who in the world tour from which he returned reâ€" cently found in the thirty countries visited some 100 varieties of bread. He unearthed many strange methâ€" ods of preparing and baking it. Mr. Williams was sent by the Long Foundation of Food Research, unâ€" der the sponsorship of the Museum of Science and Industry Rockefeller Foundation, New York. Strange Methods of Baking Egyptian women travelling with in town is your copy of this week‘s Torenio S t a r VWeekly â€" den‘t forget it. Travellee in 30 _ Countries Found 100 Varieties of Bread Romance in Story Of Bread Found Turnâ€"about is fair play in this quilt, that‘s made of but four patâ€" tern pieces, The material of the corner patches is interchanged making the effective block. Pattern 1823 contains accurate Eagtcn_-n picces; diagram of block; instructions for cutting, sewing and finishing; yardâ€" age chart; diagram of quilt. § Send 20 cents in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this patâ€" tern to Wilson Needlecraft Dept., 73 West Adelaide St., Toronto. Write plainly pattern number, your name and address. "McKay‘s in some sort of trouâ€" ble and I‘ve got to run out there This Laura Donald‘s sympathetic â€"remonâ€" strance was interrupted by old Pedro, the water man. Pedro halted his groaning truck outside the house and called something in Spanish that took Fisk away from the table and out into the road. Gloria had mastered only a few words of the languageâ€"this cliâ€" mate robbed women of energy both physical and mental â€" henece she could not understand what was being said. When Don returnâ€" ed, he forestalled her anxious query by announcing: Gloria ate but little supper that night. He attributed her lack of appetite to excitement, to the anâ€" ticipation of leaving, but as a matâ€" ter of truth, Francesca, the one servant they could afford, had been more than usually shiftless that afternoon and the young wife herself had been forced to prepare the meal. Any exertion of late left her upon the ragged edge of utter collapse. Ten days more, then New York with its shops and its lights and its theatres. He‘d show Gloria that he wasn‘t merely a machine eternally thinking, talking, dreamâ€" ing, living oil. He‘d prove that he was the wildest, the most exâ€" travagant, the most devoted lover the world had ever seen. The things he would buy for herâ€"the love, the tenderness he‘d shower upon her! He‘d repay her for the faith and for the courage she had shown. Ten days more! It would be worth so much that Gloria could well afford to give her family the laugh. Something like a million dollars. And Homeâ€" stake couldn‘t miss. El Centro wasn‘t that kind of a pool. Once inside the limits, a man was as safe as if his money were in the Bank of England. FLOWER OF THE PLAINS Wheeler Quilt Is Made of But Four pattern Pieces France is issuing travel cards entitling tourists to cheaper f&res and reductions in gasoline prices. Bread is a symbol in some counâ€" tries and at a wedding in Czechoâ€" slovakia which he attended the bride walked through the streets with a basket of bread, which she distributed to people she met. This gesture was symbolic of the hope that the bride would never want for bread. Dough Left on Roof Egyptian women also bake sunâ€" bread by leaving dough on a roof under the sun for four days, he conâ€" tinued. He told of herdsmen on the Hortabagy Plains, Hungary, who exist on bread for periods of ten days while herding. At the end of this tenâ€"day period their wives bake fresh loaves, and carry them to their husbands. their caravans are able to bake bread on the backs of their camâ€" els, he explained. Three women take part in the process. The first one has a small mill on the back of a camel and grinds the grain inâ€" to flour. She passes this on to the second woman who works it into dough, while the third woman has a brazier of coals and bakes the flat loaves for these desert travelâ€" lers. Fisk lay on his bed all that morning, and he perspired in his sleep. Meanwhile his wife went on with her packing and her unâ€" packing. There was indeed very little to get ready and it was a foolish waste of effort, but she bad to do something with her hands and this occupation gave her the same pleasure she had derived from folding and unfoldâ€" ing her doll‘s clothes for imaginâ€" ary journeys. She had loved to play that game when she was a tiny girl and she was becoming very childish of late. (CONTINUED NEXT ISSUE) Don returned for breakfast, hot and tired and dirty; he began gruffly: "I was afraid of Meâ€" Kay! He dropped a tool in the hole." "What does that mean?" "He didn‘t set up his joint properly, I presume. Anyhow, it means we‘ve got to fish it out." "Is that aâ€"a long, job?" "Not necessarily; depends on how the stem is cocked and things like that. We‘re going to take a picture of itâ€"you know, lower a soap mold and take an impresâ€" sion. While they‘re doing that I‘m going to get a few hours‘ sleep â€"1I haven‘t been off my feet all night. Lord, it‘s hot!" With _ sinking _ heart _ Gloria watched him go, for there had been something in his voice that belied his cheerful words. This hateful oil business! Its hazards were never ending; there was a malignant geniu$ in the wells that took delight in wrecking human plans and killing high hopes, howâ€" ever well founded. "What kind of trouble?" Glorâ€" ia‘s tired face was suddenly drawn with apprehension. Delay "Some kind of a fishing jobâ€" Pedro didn‘t know just what." Fisk came around the table and kissed his wife. "Don‘t fret, and don‘t wait up for me. You know how long everythinz takes around a well, i may not get it fixed before morning." He smiled reâ€" assuringly and playfully pincked her ear. "Can‘t afford to risk any delay for the sake of a little sleep, eh?" again. Don‘t worryâ€"it‘s nothing much." PATTERN 1823 TORONTO Pg; ov;r 60‘ years ono"';l;:: has m another how to go "smilin; ru * _wi Pinkbam‘s Compoundâ€"let it Llo Â¥ou. Don‘t take chanees on harmful opiates and products which you know nothing about. Use common sense. Get more fresh air, more sleep and take a reliable, timeâ€"proven medicine like famous Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Comâ€" pound â€"made especially for women from wholeâ€" gome herbs and rootsâ€"let it help Nature tone up your system and thus calm jangly nerves, lessen distress from female functional disor» ders and make life worth living. marivamiry t At one time recently 158 mills in Cuba were grading sugar cane. patchwork effect, Also numerous are the visor effects, which comâ€" plement different small silhouettes with or without brims. The hat silthouettes for autumn are largely practical, and with an occasional exception in a tiny hat for formal wear, are designed for general acceptance. There are pillboxes with bright trimmings or irregular formations, _ tricornes which are of comfortable proporâ€" tions with bows for height, and many spectator sports hats with brims that expose the hair at one side and _ with conical, â€" high crowns, the height augmented by offâ€"shooting quills. Among the brimless styles are a number of very high fez shapes, made of suede in a combination of two or more colors. striped or in Hats For Autumn Will Be Practical PRIZE SPONGE CAKE 5 egg yolks 5 tablespoons cold water 1 cup fruit sugar 1 cup cake flour 1 teaspoon lemon extract 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon cream of tartar 5 egg whites Combine egg yolks, water and sugar. Beat with double dover beater for 10 minutes. Add flour, sifted several times, and flavorâ€" ings. Beat well. Beat egg whites until foamy, add cream of tartar, beat until dry. Fold into first mixâ€" ture. Bake in unbuttered tube pan at 200 degree F. for one hour. Invert on cake rack and â€" let "hang" in pan until eold. 1 cup sugar 14 teaspoon vanilla Blend together sugar and meltâ€" ed butter. Add wellâ€"beaten eggs and vanilla, then rolled oats, cocoâ€" nut, peanuts and salt. Mix thorâ€" oughly. Drop by spoonfuls on buttered baking sheet and bake in a moderate oven (375 de)zrces F.) for 15 to 20 minutes. CHOCOLATE CAKE !% cup butter 2 cups light brown sugar 2 eggs, well beaten 2‘4 cups pastry flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda 14 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla % cup sour milk _ % cup boiling water 2 squares unsweetened chocoâ€" late (2 oz.) Cream butter, add sugar graduâ€" ally, cream well toxether. Add beaten eggs. BEeat well. Add mixed and sifted dry ingredients alternately «with sour milk, add vanilla then boiling water comâ€" bined with melted chocolate. Bake in buttered layer cake pans in oven at 375 degrees F. for 80 minâ€" utes or in buttered loaf cake pan at 350 degrees F. for 50 minutes. Though the methods of transâ€" portation have changed and there are dozens of tea rooms on the grounds today, her chocolate cake is still a royal treat. Here are some of Mrs. Ward‘s favourite recipes, including the chocolate cake which the Prince of Wales enjoyed. The honour of being the hosâ€" tess of the first tea room at the Canadian National Exhibition goes to Mrs. Ella Ward, of Toronto, who pioneered in this field in 1907. With a dozen cups and saucers, she opened the first tea room on the grounds and when the number of cups increasea to 150 she sold her concession. Mrs. Ward remembers going to the Exâ€" hibition at the age of 6 when the only means of transportation was a horse car. Later when she went into the tea room business, open electric cars brought her to the grounds. Among Mrs. Ward‘s first customers was the then Prince of Wales, now Duke of Windsor. She recalls that he ate enormous quantitics of her chocolate cake. NERVOUS 2 eggs sCOTCH FANCIES 1 tablespoon melted butter 1‘4 cups rolled oats % cup shredded coconut % cup chopped peanuts ‘4 teaspoon salt Do This If You‘re A Royal Treat tor sports hats with xpose the hair at one with â€" conical, high height augmented by For FREE sample and booklet "Hints to Mothers" write John Steedman & Co., Dept. 19, 442 St. Gabriel St., Montreal. 68N 9°°StT Look for the double EE symbol on each package. Wittorommmmmemmmmmmmunena c 2222 °2 ETE Three plays have just ended runs of over a year in London. Mrs, Ferguson is a graduate of the University of Manitoba. She obtained her Master of Arts deâ€" gree in 1935. Living in the north is economiâ€" cal, too, according to Mrs. Ferâ€" guson. "Spring hats? Why, we never even thought of them. I have only one hat there and I wear it when absolutely necesâ€" sary. In the winter it is too cold, and in the summer I don‘t need one." Making a home in a mining town may seem like work to most people, but to Mrs,. John Ferguâ€" son, Sachigo River, Ont., it is a "lot of fun". Mrs. Ferguson went to the mining centre as a bride in November. The frontier type of housekeeping doesn‘t bother Mrs. Ferguson. Although she misses the laborâ€"saving devices that electricâ€" ity makes possible, she doesn‘t mind a little extra work "in such pleasant surroundings." ‘"Never Bored" With only three white women at Sachigo River during the winâ€" ter, things might have been rathâ€" er dull. "We knitted and visited and sometimes played bridge, so we were never bored," she exâ€" plained. "There is a small library at the settlement and we read a great deal." Cross, fretful, feverishâ€"unles little sm’r'n iri ‘:ll:kinl just right. mnul gowdcuâ€" the standby of mothers the wor:ld ovetl fotmmou than I‘N years=» cleanse stem of i ities mc‘ n:wofien l‘l:y cause of -fnmh- which are often .é‘.f -m of fev ness, uj storo; er tro uuethxpn‘:'ume. At your druggist‘s, Finds it Fun, But She Misses Laborâ€"Saving Devices Bride Makes Home In Mining C a mp Get into the habit of placing the towel or makeup band you tie on to protect your hair behind your ears instead of in front of them. Then scrub ears with soap and water each time you wash your face. This will give the manâ€"alive look which they may lack now. In addition, cleanse them with cream whenever you use cleansing cream on your face. And don‘t skip them when it comes to skin tonic or a night cream or whatever, Trouble With Large Ears If your ears are larger than you wish they were, try powdering them _ with powder about two shades darker than your regular face powder. Don‘t be tempted to rouge their lower edges, wear earâ€" rings or do anything else that will draw attention to their size. If they are large enough to be all out of proportion to the rest of your featâ€" ures or if they stick out enough to be really conspicuous, just forget about upswept coiffures, And figâ€" ure out a hairstyle that looks new and in tune with the upswept trend but which does cover up your ears. With upswept coiffures becoming more popular by the minute, ears â€"for the first time in years â€" are in the spotlight again. This is inâ€" deed the time to resolve to stop letting your beauty treatment stop at the hairline. Upswept Coiffurss Are Chiefly Ears Are Now Emerging From Former Hiding * YOUR â€"‘\ BABY _ Teething . _ _Time? The husband, James M. Golding, 42 years old, former assistant disâ€" trict attorney, and former comâ€" mander of the Kings County Amâ€" erican Legion, died July 31. The will was dated 1929, **She has been such an i mate for me that she could « tinue in that capacity to ano: man who may be more worthy her than 1 have been," he wr The will of a Brooklyn hu urges his wife to marry as: Urges His Wife To Marry Again Mrs. Lela MHall, comely houseâ€" wife from Strassburg, Md., and clay target champion of North America for the last three years is shown holding her "shootin‘ iron" at the 39th annual gwand American _ trapshoot, â€" Vandalia, Ohio. She is the only woman over to win the title three years in a row, She is said to be the best woman shot of all time. The Court: "When woer married ?" Petitioner: _ "September 1873." The Court: "When did start quarrelling?" Petitioner: _ "September 1873." A petitioner 87 years old walkâ€" ed into a Finnish court and asked for a divorce from his 85â€"yearâ€" old wife. 65 â€" Year Quarrel Ended by Divorce The Court: "Divorce granted Issue No. 37â€"‘38 Best Woman Shot "September _ 6th # 6th you No Cri Prince Ed County