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8 #p 4* T Un s ina o rntns Snmtorgtain think about what you are going to buy when you get to the store or what you are going to talk about when you get to the party or about the story that interested you most in the morning‘s paper, In other words, for the s>>> of your mind as we!! as your face, don‘t make a habit of thinkin~» â€" for half an hour at & time. SsOMETHING STIMULATNG Instead of walking along the street with head down and a vaâ€" eant expression' all over your face, The deadâ€"pan look is something everyone should avoid. No matâ€" ter how beautifully groomed or smartly dressed a woman is, she is not attractive when her facse is completely expressionless. The habit of sitting at your desk and staring blankly into space doesn‘t make other workâ€" ers believe that you are a deep thinker. It encourages them to speculate on whether or not you are quite bright. LACK OF EXPRESSION It‘s a mistake to think you can let your face drop and allow all expression to leave your eyes just because you are in a crowd where robody knows you. The deadâ€"pan look can become a habit. If you tolerate it when you are alone or when you think others are not when you think others are not looking, it very likely will become one. "Deadâ€"Pan" Look Becomes A Habit Helen Gilbert claims there is a fur eoat for every hour of the day. For good allâ€"round wear the sheared beaver wins top place. Excellent as a daytime coat the beaver model worn by the actress is a fullâ€"length one cut on slim, tailored lines with #ull shoulders and turned down Sources of strength which sueh a government must have to be successful â€" include: knowledge, eoâ€"operation and above all, the fdeal of the welfare of mankind. "LIKE IT OR NOT" ‘*Whether we like it or not, it‘s got to come," he declared, ansâ€" wering aâ€" question from the auâ€" dience. The state he visions may not mean the disintegration of naâ€" tions and their boundaries as we know them, but it will require the establishment of a world gorâ€" ernment of some sort. The naâ€" ture of such a government, he said, is not a question which sciâ€" ence alone can answer, but toâ€" ward which science can _ only point. Emergence of a world state, perhaps within our own generaâ€" tion, is foreseen by Arthur H. Ccompton, worldâ€"renowned scienâ€" tist, who spoke recently in Windâ€" World State Is Predicted Don‘t Let Your Face Drop And All Expression Leave Your Eyes Even When You‘re Alone â€" For the Sake of Your Mind ur H. Compton, Worldâ€"Reâ€" nowned Physicist, in Lecture at Windsor, Ont., It‘s Got to Come, Says Arthâ€" "xeah, it‘s a fine world," he said. "Back in Carvel there‘s people waiting to laugh at my funeral â€"and here in New York you got coffins to cheer me up." "Yeah, it‘s a "TELL ME EVERYTHING, ANDY» At the Tomb up on the Drive Andy walked around broodingly. wer o y wi% 2. y 2@ Back in the car with Betsy he could only sit there and stare blankly into space. Finally, she plucked up the courage, to ask him what had happened. He shook his head. ""Betsy, I have just aged fifty years. What took place just now is a secret I will carry with me to the grave. If I could only go some place where I could find peace." Betsy leaned forward. "Grant‘s Tomb, Prentice,"‘ she said and they were off. "TELL ME EVERYTHIN®@ ie es " "Come on son," said the voice of authcrity and Andy was ignoâ€" miniously taken down to the front door. "I think I understand," Mrs. Fowler said not unkindly but with a final air. "There‘s been no damâ€" age done, Frank, have the child shown out. And see that nothing of this gets into the newspapers." Andy was almost in tears as he tried to struggle away from the big husky bodyguard. "But Mrs. Fowler," he pleaded, "Your daughter don‘t need any bodyâ€" guard to protect her from me. Can‘t you see I‘m not a kidnapâ€" per â€" and I haven‘t got any bombs or pistols? And I wouldn‘t do a thing to hurt Daphne â€" I mean Miss Fowler."* nounces he is taking the whole family to New York because of a court fight over the Carvel Orâ€" phanage Trust Fund. Now Andy must make good his boast that he knows Daphne and bring back a picture of himself with her, or Polly will make him the laughing stock of Carvel.....In New York he finds little Betsy Booth, who had once visited in Carvel. She has rented an apartment for the Hardys. ""Andy," Betsy pies;(iréd, "won‘t out about his infatuation and scornfully tells him off. Then, unexpectedly{ Judge Hardy anâ€" SYNOPSIS: Andy Hardy is secretly in love with Daphne Fowler, New York society‘s top glamour girl. He knows her only from magazine photos which he collects in a scrapbook. But Polly Benedict, with whom he has quarreled, find: Andy HARDY MEETS DEBUTANTE CHAPTER SIX Adapted from the Metroâ€"Goldwynâ€"Mayer Picture Beatrice Faber By Andy said to hker in despair. "He wouldn‘t sic the dog on you. He‘s a â€" charming young gentleâ€" man. He‘s a fellow dogâ€"lover. You both be drawn together by the dog on me." BORROWING A DOG She paled visibly. "I‘d run like the dickens. I‘m scared of dogs." ""You mean you wouldn‘t speak to the man with the dog!" «‘No, I wouldn‘t. He might sic LV UA o T Now listen," he said patiently, "‘s‘pose you were walking© down the street and you saw a kind of distinguished looking, young felâ€" low leading a dog? What would you do?" how or why. "Betsy," he began skillfully. "I‘ve still got troubles but I‘ve also got a new philosoâ€" phy. My father says life always provides compensation, solace for your troubles. And to help you forget your troubles, there‘s nothing like a dog." "A dog?" She 'iooked startled. "We‘ve got a cat." The next morning he went to work on Betsy. She‘d have to help him l_>ut he couldn‘t tell her All of a sudden, he let out a whoop. There was a clipping of ‘"Daphne Fowler, President Dogâ€" Lovers‘ Society." "I got it,"" Andy yelled. "Genâ€" eral Grant rides again. Dog Lovâ€" ers‘ Society. O‘course. A dog, Wooâ€"woo. I mean, bowâ€"wow." ler and give the horse laugh to Polly Benedict. Yes sir, just like Betsy had said, he‘d search out the enemy‘s weakest point and make use of strategy. N sn ie it on his court case and Marian was entertaining Aldrich Brown Jx., who all of a sudden seemed to have reformed and was in New York covering the Orphanage story for the Carvel paper. HE COULDN‘T SURRENDER And the way he and Marian were billing and cooing! â€" gosh, you might think there weren‘t any real problems in the world for people to think about. Disâ€" consolately, he went to his room and started going through his seraphook of Daphne. He just covldn‘t surrender to defeat now. He‘d have to plan some kind of a campaign. There must be some way he could meet Daphne Fowâ€" Back home that night nobody was much help. Dad _was working "He," Andy _ said heavily, "never had any trouble like I got. All he had on his hands was the Civil War." ‘You musn‘t give up." She looked at him with shining eyes. "Look at Ulysses S. Grant. Did he give up when things looked dark?" you tell me what your problem is? I‘m a â€" a woman. Maybe I could help you." He said, with great simplicity, "Tragedy is gnawing at my vitals. But I can‘t tell anyboedy." lb ntoreithnne 0 mscc ioi 2+ The dairy farmers say they are not getting a cent more than they are entitled to and that the price is not higher than last year‘s at this time, PEOPLE EAT IT MORE The storage people are now called on for statistics to show how much they have, where they got it, what price they paid and for whom they are holding it. nvnF C ompre ns o 9ta T At least so far as butter is conâ€" cerned, Canadians are living on the fat of the land. The conâ€" sumption now is ‘up by six milâ€" lion pounds over this date of last year. More people are eating butter and more of it. This is regarded as an indication of be‘â€" ter times. But the War Prices Board has started an investigaâ€" tion taking the form of a checkâ€" up on all butter storage. So far, the inquiry indicates that the rise of about six cents a pound is atâ€" tributable to supply and demana. The production was lower in September while the demand was greater. Rise In Butter Consumption His whole face lighted up with triumph. At last they were getâ€" ting some place. Now watch him storm the doors of the Fowler citadel. { Betsy slowly nodded. It was feminine resignation to masculine authority. "Andy, if you want a dog, I‘ll have to figure out some way to hire you a dog." Andy decided he might just as well get to the point. "Well, do you know where I could borrow a dog?t I got troubles and I need the â€" the consolation of a dumb animal." Her eyes were misty. "I‘m sorry Andy. I guess I could do pretty nearly anything in the world for you except be a dogâ€" lover." a bond of â€" of mutual i You‘re both interested i little fourâ€"footed friends." It‘s plain sailing to crochet this chair set in filet crochet. So apâ€" propriate in design to many homes, it is fascinating to do.. Aside from its beauty, it is economical needlework. Pattern 2676 contains charts and directions for making set; illustration of it and of stitches; maâ€" terials required. Send twenty cents in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) to Wilson Needlecraft Dept., 783 West Adelaide St., Toronto. Write plainly Patâ€" tern Number, your Name and Address. + Glasses are placed just at the top of the cutlery on the rightâ€" hand side â€" arranging them so that the first used are nearest the edge of the table. THE CENTREPIECE Lay the places neatly, rememâ€" bering the rule that the knives ana forks to be used first are placed on the outside. It is usual now to place the dessert spoon and fork level with the meat knife ard fork, but with a dinner of four courses, it is more conveniâ€" ent to place dessertspoon and fork across the top, the spoon with the handle to the right â€" the fork below with the handle to the left. 7 At this season, of course, all the atractive blossoms of the "mum" family are in season and they make lovely colorful centreâ€" pieces. If your table is round and well poliched, a square cloth emâ€" broidered in a large pattern or inset with lace is very decorative. As a centre use a low bowlâ€"carâ€" nations shading from palest pink to dark red lightened with a little esparagus ferns would look well. Tableâ€"Setting Done Artfully CROCHETED CHAIR SET Increase of 6,000,000 Pounds Reported in Dominion Over Last Year (To Be Continued) Linen, Flowers and Silver Should Be Chosen And Arâ€" ranged With Care YOU‘LL SAIL THROUGH THIS CROCHET WITH EASE SAYS LAURA WHEELER COPR 1940, NEEDLECRAFT SERVICE, INC. interest. in our ARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO A very large majority of the girls decided that a comfortable fit was the most desirable characâ€" teristic. Thirty per cent answered that high school girls suffered from fatigue caused by high heels. These girls, aged 16 to 18, voted 8 to 1 in favor of having their shoes fitted by men. we Carry a Complete Line of Keystone Cameras, Projectors & Equipment 8MM. Cameraâ€"3 speedisé',"?;.sâ€"- 16MM. Cameras fromâ€" $47.50 up. 8 or 16MM, Projectors fromâ€" â€" $30.75 up. Beaded S¢ree n * â€" Projection Lamps â€" Pan Heads, Tripods â€" Edlthlgt Ontflg-. iete. o Pictograph for s owing ost 7 Cards, etc. â€" g95.9% â€" C CCOCORAE AMLLT L The average girl bought 4.2 pairs of shoes a year and the avâ€" erage boy 8.6 pairs a year. Advertising appeals ranked as follows: Store windows, newsâ€" paper, friends‘ suggestion and raâ€" dio, said the pupils. HIGH HEELS FATIGUE MANY An average Toronto family buys 14.8 pairs of shoes a year, according to a survey made among 700 pupils of the Eastern High School of Commerce. The survey was made in coâ€"operation with the National Shoe Retailers‘ association. Buying Four Pair Of Shoes Yearly In contemplating your cake preparations, you must first deâ€" cide whether you wish it to be a cake which can be kept for an indefinite period. If so it must have plenty of butter to insure moistness. The fruit also must be the best type for the same purâ€" pose. A little brandy added, if you wish, will prevent any moulding. Many use applesauce or cooked dried apples, which does give a cake a very splendid flavor and is economical, but it is apt to mold and will not "keep" long. I find a little corn syrup added also assists in leaving your cake moist, especially the light fruit cake type. If you have had difficulty in this type of cake An MAIL ORDER MOVIES "Bo:_:_ 494, Toronto, Can. "YOUR CHRISTMAS CAKE" Last week in the discussion on overseas parcels and what to send I gave you a recipe for a fruit cake, which is a splendid recipe to use for those at home too, if you wish a rich cake. f ISSUE 47â€"40 Shi;p} yn ‘- RoR ts uag,e : Average Girl in Canadian City Say A Comfortable Fit Most Desirable â€" Boys Buy Three Pairs, Survey Shows PATTERN 2676 Paid Miss Chambers welcomes perâ€" sonal letters from â€" interested readers. She is pleased to receive suggestions on topics for her column, and is even ready to lis ten to your "pet peeves." Reâ€" quests for recipes or special menus are in order. Address your letters to "Miss Sadie B. Chamâ€" & P (Dnl c Rerinte tss . ) _3 30 O 2°0, wel gladly refond full pur. d:asepfice,plusposuge.p is delic; economical. easy to prepare, assj o iinaian an nakF:__ ndivectinn «... 34 __ _ " *) Headaches 1 and indigestion sute“m a disaPP&ring act = when I switched to Postum, I feel fine! | R 1 Many people can safely drink tea and coff. & drink them. If you are one of fifle, try Postum‘s 30â€"day test. B“YPmmddfinki; inmdofwaandmeformuoab.m if you do not feel better, return the conta; top to General Foods, Limited, Cof Ontario. and we‘lt 2non. o 2 2 CC Also use the same method for preparing this cake as in the first recipe. j 4 eggs 1% cups brown sugar Â¥ cup sour or buttermilk 1 _ teaspoon soda 44 teaspoon salt 2 _ cups seedless raisins 44 cup candied cherries 14 cup citron peel 1 _ cup walnuts Â¥2 teaspoon nutmeg 2 â€" cups flour 1 _ cup butter Cook 300 to 850 deg. F. for 1% hours. NE: Sayâ€"you‘re some magician! SHE: trick to do, too. Just stop drinking tea aE?iS}c'ofi'ee all the time. Switch to Postum instead. You‘ve got caffeineâ€"nerves! % lb. butter % lb. fruit sugar 44 cup white corn syrup % lb. sultana raisins %4 lb. citron peel 4 lb. candied cherries (leave whole) 2 rings (1 red and 1 green) pineapple 1 â€" teaspoon vanilla 1 _ teaspoon almond 1 _ teaspoon nutmeg 4 _ cups flour 1% teaspoons baking powder Slow oven for 2 hours. Put together in exactly the same way as the dark fruit cake. ter flavor than when added last). Next add flour into which have been sifted all the dry ingrediâ€" ents; next add the meats and lastly brandy, mixing very thorâ€" oughly after each addition. (Nuts, pineapple and dates should be chopped). 1% lbs. butter 2 1lb. carrots % lbs. sultana raisins % Ib. seeded raisins t lb. dates 4 lb. almonds 4 _ cups brown sugar 5 â€" cups flour 1 â€" teaspoon cinnamon and nutâ€" meg 12 eggs ; 2 _ tablespoons brandy 1 _ cup cherries % teaspoon soda % lb. citron % lb. citron peel 2 rings candied pineapple Cream butter and add sugar; then wellâ€"beaten eggs. Now add prepared fruit (insures much betâ€" drying too quickly, do try syrup recipe. Light Fruit Cake Economy Cake Mr. Caffeineâ€"Nerves Does a Disappearing Act My headaches 1 the The widow or mother of every Canadian killed in the war is enâ€" titled to a memorial cross like the ABOVE. If he was killed while serving with the Canadian forces, she will receive it autoâ€" matically, but if he was with the British forces and was a resident of Canada on Sept. 10, 1939, she should apply to Ottawa. a reply. entitled "5° ~‘osserts". 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