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BEAUTY CHATS
A Good Scrubbing.

II you think your daily warm bath
makes you clean. try a Turkish or
Swedish bath and see how much dirt
stays in the pores in spite of soap and
a wash cloth. BY the use of extreme
damp heat, steam, massage and finally
cold, the attendants in these bath
places open the pores, cleanse them of
Impurities, remove the almost dead
layer Of skin which warm bath
would only help to shed. and leave you
feeling fresh. invigorated and with
complexion you never dreamed of pos
sessing.
II you can't get a bath of this sort
once a month TASK your doctor about
Il; II you have a weak heart you may
have to take q modified forln). give
yourself substitute every few days at
home. Use oatmeal or bath salts or
hard.water soap. because the bath
water must be soft to be cleansing
have the bathroom very hot, the tub
hot and full Of water. Soak in 1t, then
stand up and scrub yourself from head
to foot with a fairly stiff bath brush,
preferably with long handle to reach
all over your back. and with a lot OF
soap. Don't be afraid to scrub hard
you want the friction of the brush
more than the soap: you want to scrub
until the skin Is red.
Rinse with a big sponge. and rinse
thoroughly, with the hot bath water.
Then this is necessary-rinse again
with cold water. If you happen to
have a shower, you can have the lux
ury Of hot and cold water being
poured over you by turing a handle.
Otherwise, keep a large basin Of cold
water within reach and rinse big
spongefuls Of 1t all over you at once
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CHAPTER XIX.
The Web.

Helena saw Natalie to the station
and after her train had departed she
had a curious sense of elatlon as
though she were emharking on an ad-
venture Of some kind.
IL was nonsense. of course. If John
didn't love her, nothing she could do
would make him love her. And Yet
The idea Of spinning a web TO hold
him, of being forced constantly TO play
a role, was rather exciting. Then.
too. 1t had been a relief actually to
face the thing. Natalie had forced her
hand. She felt lighter and gayer than
she had in weeks.
She decided to be late for dinner.
Not that il mattered particularly,
but as she thought of it. she realized
that she was always waiting at the
APARTMENT for John to come home. AT
least it would change the order OF
things If she were late. 1t wasn't a
bad way to begin.
She passed a hat shop and stopped
IN look over the window display. There
WAS ;. little blue felt hat with Il rakish
tilt that appealed to her. and She Went
in Ia lock - 1t. Ten minutes later
she WAS coming out with the hat on
her head. They W.fr sending her
other home tomorrow.
At o'clock, a good hour later than
.Jchn WAS usually due home, she open
ed the door of the apartment with her
latch.key. There was a warm smell of
roasting chicken permeating the at
mosphere. She shifted hungrily and
then on impulse strolled into the living
room still wearing the new hat. and
with q nonchalant air that she could
not account for. She hadn't felt this
way gince long before her marriage TO
Tobv II was the weirleSt thing She
simply couldn't explain il.
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FOOD AND HEALTH
By wINIFRED STUART GIBBS
Food Specialist.

| Mothers frequently say that it Is
very dimcult for them to prepare spe-
cial dishes for children. Unless the
household is run on a fairly elaborate
scale, this is easy to understand.
When the housekeeper's time is at a
premium, mothers would do well to
| make a real Study Of what can be ac..
complshed in the way OF simplifying
this problem.
There is no question about it, the
ehlldren's diet must be composed of
original composition. but that are also
simple in their final combinations.
For example, a hearty and desirable
cold weather dish for grown.ups is a
meat pie. For tiny youngsters it is
too complicated for free circulation of
the digestive juices in their immature
systems.
In planning the groWn.up's pie sew.
eral things may be done to simplify
the service Of the same food materials
for the children. Part Of the broth
may be reserved and given to them
with a simple baked potato. Another
way is to reserve one or two Of the
several vegetables which appear in
the grown-up pie. Serve these veg
etables well cooked, mashed and with
simple addition Of butter for the
children. Among the vegetables that
lend themselves to this double appear.
once are carrots, potatoes, lima beans
md very tender onions, although tho
latter must be used with discretion
Cor the youngsters.
This simplifying Of meat pie is only
one possibility. Practically every
complex dish as planned for adults
may be studied with this Same
thought in mind and several simple
dishes secured for the delectation Of
the younger members OF the family.
When 1t comes TO studying desserts
with this thought in mind, the old
favorite, apple pie, may be subjected
to the same analysis. -e,.
Father and mother will enjoy their
pie, but toddlers in the family and
EVEN the younger school children will
SO better IL some Of the apple filing
s reserved before the pie lis made and
served to them as an accompaniment
to rice or some other form of cereal
pudding. ~f- =, ~
No matter what the dish may be,
the principle Is the same. Simplicity
IS seldom achieved without expert
knowledge and expert manipulation.
Once mastered, this principle will sim
plify the problem, 50 that no busy
mother will find it burden to give
the necessary thought to providing
proper food for the children. while
she is at the same time. keeping the
older members OF the family in good
spirits and in good health.
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He rose courteously as she entered.
Usually she went up to him and
offered her lips for kiss. Tonight
she said carelessly, "Oh, hello. dear.
Sorry to be late. Hope you're not too
starved" Even as she spoke she was
laughing inwardly.. What on earth
was the matter with her that she could
take the thing so lightly? Perhaps it
was because it appealed to her sense
of hlmor. In books and plays wives
lost their husbands because they grow
careless with their. personal appear
auce or something of that kind. She
hadn't done that. She always dressed
well. In the play this afternoon there
had been wife of that type. and
such woman was easy to understand.
What she didn't understand was her
problem. How had she failed?
Conscious Of the fact that Johns
eyes were upon her, she scanned her.
self in the mirror over the fireplace,
and tilted her hat to still more rak.
ish angle. Then she said slightly:
Just give me time to take off my
things and We'll have dinner. feel
terribly guilty. but Natalie was in and
we had such an interesting day that
forgot all about the time"
John put down his newspaper as she
Helena to be in this mood tonight. In
fact. he had been feeling very guilty
since he had flirted with Natalie last
evening OF course. 1t hadn't meant
anything, and it had really been Ma
tales fault. She had encourage him.
He had laughed to himself several
times as he remembered Fred's face
But somehow he had expected Helena
to be quiet and depressed. She had
been that way a great part Of the time
Of late. There had been times when
he had almost come to the conclusion
that he must tell her the truth. but
he had always restrained himself be-
cause he hated to hurt her.
Tonight she seemed different. She
acted as IL it hadn't mattered, as If
she hadn't really noticed it. II only
she would keep on In this vein. the
time would come when he could tell
her the truth. They were two sensible
people. She wouldn't want TO hold
him once he told her that he wanted to
he free.
The idea Of freedom made his spirits
rise, put him in a good mood. OF
course. he shouldn't have married
Helena; he knew that now. He had
deluded himself with ideas Of honor
and the like, but he had been wrong.
No man should marry q woman unless
he is mad about her. and he had been
tired Of Helena before their marriage.
Naturally things were all wrong and
eventually something would have TO
be done
Continued in Mondays Starr
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Potatoes With Fish.

Rpfl the required number Of po-
tAtces in their Jackets. SO that mono
Of the nutritive qualities Will b
wasted In pairing. When done. take
at once from the water and expose for
a. minute to a current Of cold air to
mako them mealy. Remove the skins
and cut, the potatoes into rounds ono
fourth inch thick. Have ready q
cream sauce. pour Il over tho po-
tatoes and stir up we'll. Butter . bak-
Ing dish and cover the bottom with .
layer Of the potatosA Over this put
q layer Of grated cheese. Continue to
alternate layers Of cheese ana potatoes
untn The sd1sh o. 0llsA Cover the top
with. 0TAssd brsaA crumbs, Got with
b9ts efs6ueter and brown IN the oven.
Serve as an accompaniment to baked
6sh. such as salmon OF nackeTsl
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cause she wouldn't pick him up and
he kept right on crying. but he slept
from, 10 =, o'clock. last night until $50
this morning without waking up once.
.Hilda says.he had worn himself out.
that's ALI and as soon as he gets his
rest he win start IN again and keep US
UP all night ',..,.
She is'. a cheerful person to have
around the house.
Last night. anyway. he slept with.
out so much az. turning over. But
wiah he would turn over. The way
he :lies in bedShas smashed the back
Of his head In until II Is fat. We lay
him on his left side one day and his
right side the next, because one Of
Joan's baby books said to do that. but
he rolls over on his back every time.
and am beginning to worry that his
head viii 10 all out Of shape,
It has worn all the hair of the back
Of his head, too. was awfufly proud
Of his long hair when he was born
although It was curly. remember
Joan said It would fau out pretty soon
and she was afraid'it would not grow
in curly again, and l. said hoped so.
she said she supposed would much
rather kave little roughneck in the
family. t......
TIilda says we ought to be glad the
baby does rot sleep on his stomach
and push his face in.
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HOW 1T STARTED
.. by JEAN NEWTON.
"Mincing the Matter"

There is no sense in mincing the
matter" or Let US not mince words, /"
are familiar illusions in . common
speech.
The expression is a very old one,
having time.honored record Of use
in literature. It's first recorded use Is
in the authors preface of Cervantes'
Don Quixote." where we flnd Il was
80 free with him as not to mince the
matter" After the Spanish author 1t
found favor with Shakespeare, who
used it in the second act, first scene,
Of "Othello." as follows: They hon.
esty and love doth mince this mat.
ter"
Both writer's being Of the same
period, the late sixteenth and early
seventeenth centuries. one in Spain
and the other In England, we are
justified in the belief that the expires.
sion was current at that time. Sub.
seQuently we have many examples of
its use in literature, by the British
poet William King, for instance, and
later by. Jonathan Swift, the famous
sat!rist. In his Beasts Confession" !"
published in 1872.
The use OF the word "lnincing" :"
which literally means to chop, to de.
scribe the action Of a person, goes
back to the Old Testament. where we
find in Isaiah xi.16 this reference.
Walk with stretched forth necks
and wanton eyes, walking and mine.
ing as they 60"
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THE. DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Tuesday, November %.


Uranus, Saturn and Neptune are in
benefic aspect tomorrow according to
astrology. .-.
1t is a day especially favorable to
keen intellectual effort and should
benefit professional men and women.
There is a sign Of great promise OF
aviation. and there is a forecast OF
sensational improvements In airplanes.
Minds are subject to the best pos.
sible direction Of the stars. and it is
well to push agreements while the
average mind is unusually susceptible
to reason.
Zeal estate. is subject to good in.
fluences, making for profit in new
places. Under this planetary govern.
ment the mind should be alert and yet
calm, serene. far-visioned.
London astr0logers prophesy for the
end of the year much anxiety in Eng.
land regarding secret diplomacy and
dissatisfaction on the part Of foreign
powers.
Again there is prediction that food
will rise In price and that America
will send large amounts to far coun.
tries.
The stationary position Of Uranus
and Mars next month may be exceed
ingly menacing for New York. as we'll
as Cape Town and Rio Janerio. ....
Hospitality now will be the cause
OF much generous spending and ex-
traordinary extravagance.
New standards Of luxurious living
are prophesied, and there will be new
miitionatres to contribute to the grow.
ing magnif1cance OF living.
Spiritualism is to gain more fol-
lowers and new ghost story may be
widely credited.
Persons whose birth date it Is may
nave to overcome obstacles in the
course OF the year, but on the whole
they will have happiness
Chlldren born on that day will be
sensitive and emotional. Their lives
will be successful.
tCopyright. 1927
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BY EDNA KENT FORBES

after the hot rinse. You want a quick.
violent reaction-it will send the blood
dancing through you and make you
feel splendid. 1t is. incidentally, one
of the best ways of Kidding the skin
of pimples and blackheads and such
blemishes.
l.. L.-Try taking a full glass of
fruit juice a half hour before break
fast and see if this will not clear your
skin of the blind pimples. There
should be enough time for you to as
simulate the fruit juice before you take
a meal in which there is any starch.
The juice of two large oranges and
that from one lemon will be the best
combination.
Brown Eyes.-As your eyes and hair
are light, choose colors darker than
these to strengthen your type. All
shades of brown will be very becom.
ing
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John Henderson ndfTies Helena
Ford Tithout telling her that he has
ftrrd of her. When they return from
their honeymoon her younger sister,
Natalie, is married aud Natalie is
cierer enough 10 realize that some
tiiH0 is tcron0. she tries to oct
Helena to contidc in her, but Helena
is crdsirr. Mrs. Price. q aridoW ytia0
1aadc the trip to Hdrdhd lcifh Helena
nH' John. comes TO tOWn and John
Stoirs rcry crjdcnt interest in her.
Oh her departure for Il Mediterranean
craiSr he sends her e.rtrar0Auat
HprcfS dad ou her return Helena
.irtS dinner party for her at lchich
Natalie and Fred arc present. Mrs.
Price firts Uith John, and Natalie de-
cidcs to try her arts on him Gnd sue
cceds. The ncrt day she goes to
Helena and tells her she aciH lose her
husband unless something is done.
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BENNY
DY LEE RARE.

Me and Puds sinakins and Leroy
shooster was sitting on Pudses frunt
steps and the sky was dark as eny'
thing looking like rain eny second. me
saying, G., look at that sky, its going
to rain all rite. 49,. ---..
Who sed you was the weather man?
Putls sed, and sed. Nobody has to
say SO, bet a cent its going to rain
and watts more heers the cent. so II
you think you know SO nutch wares
your cent, put up or shut UP, that's my
motto. -.-.... ......--.
Mine too, and heer It is; 'Puds sed.
Meening his cent. and Leroy Shooster
sed, III be stake holder, Ill be stake
holder, wares the cents?
Wich We each gave them to him,
and Jest then a drop hit me on the
end Of the nose and I sed, win, its
raining now.
Like fun it is. Puds sed. and sed.
Why amt it, hook at all the drops on
the payment, watts it doing if it aint
raining?
It's drizzeling, that's wat its doing,
drizzellng aint raining by long shot,
no sir. Puds sed.
Well wen leeve it to the stake
holder. he's the Judge, is it raining or
aint it Leroy? I sed. and Puds sed
Yes, wat DO you say, Leroy? and lie.
roy sed, It's ony driEzelfng now, we
wouldent be sitting out here II it was
raining. I declare the bet is a tie, and
in case Of a tie the stake holder all.
ways keeps the money. that's accord.
ing to law and my father is g. lawyer
sor awt to know.
Like. fun. your crazy, the heck you
say like nit. nothing doing, no SIR.
me and.Puds sed. and Leroy sed, Well
ifr you4sdont 'bleeve me come around
ahdsask my father ton!te,. and meen.
tvile~"I wont spend the 9 cents, that's
fair enuT. afnt It? 49,.
.And we sargewed some more about
it; and then we con1prornized by get
ting lickerish drops with the 2 cents
and dividing them in thirds, on &C.
count Of me- and Puds both. being
afraid Lercys father mite say he was
rite II we'waited.
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but for results Il beats anything III
else you ever tried. Usually stops II
the ordinary cough or chest cold II
in "a hours. Tastes pleaRant-chil- Il
dfen like it. Il
Pour 2h ounces Of Pinex in a 4
pint bottle; then fll it up with
plain sfanulated sugar syrup. Or
uss clarified honey instead Of SUGAR \
syrup, II desired. Thus you make q N
fuu pint-a family eupply-but \
co0ein4 10 more than q small bottle
Of eeedy-mAde cough UTup.
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at any price. II goss right 20 the
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Rassages, stops the annoying throat II
tickle. looeens the phlegm. and soon
youF cough stops entirely. 6plen.
did for, bronchitis, hoa1seness and HI
bronchial asthma.
Pinex is q highly concentrated III
compound Of Norway pine extract VI
and palatable guaiacol, famous forIU
healing the membranes. III
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your druggist for .:2h ounces A
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bought one of these for a small sum
hast summer. had 1t thoroughly cleaned
and now has a wrap that is the envy
of her friends. But they need not
envy her-nor need they take the
European tour in order to have a
duplicate. Enterprising American
merchants are now showing exact
replicas Of the celebrated Italian cape.
OF course. a cape Of this sort lacks
the prestige of ever having been worn
by an officer of the Italian army. but
most Of us would regard that az
something Of an advantage,
Cape coats and cape effects are
among the fashions of last summer
that have been carried over tri.
umphantly to the present season.
Very smart are some of the black
broadcloth coats with cape drapery
at the back. further trimmed with
fur collars.
DOWNRIGHT 102R1
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SQUADS. on Toast.

With a sharp knife split the SQUADS
through the back and breast. Brush
over with melted fat and put a thin
slice Of ssaft pork or bacon on the
breast OF each Set In . hot oven
for 10 minutes, then brown under
the f1re efor, e. few minutes longer,
Or II q coal stove Is used, broil for the
last few minutes over the hot Goals.
Serve on pieces Of hot toast
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Olive Meat Sauce.

Soak one and one.half dozen olives
IN hot water for 20 minutes. Put into
q saucepan one tablespoonful Of but.
ter, and when 1t Is melted add one
tablespoonful each Of chopped carrot
and onion. When they are lightly
Drowned, stir in a heaping tablespoon.
full Of flour and keep stirring until
All are thoroughly Drowned.
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Lessons in English
BY W. l.. GORDON.

Often misspelled-Wholly. not ey.
Synonyms-Beginning. commence.
ment, source. origin, start. inception.
Word study-"Use a word three
times and 1t is yours" Let us increase
our vocabulary by mastering one word
each day. Today's word: Immaterial:
unimportant. Your reasons now are
immaterial to me-"
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TURNIP WITH ONION

TURNIP WITH ONION
This.is very nice for a change.
Cut up turnip and put in salted
water with an onion and boil.
When tender drain off water,
mash turnip and onion together,
add butter and a little pepper.
Serve hot.
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The Cape as Part of a Wardrobe
BY MARY MARSHALL.

A cape OF some sort is a valuable
addition to every woman's wardrobe.
There are times when no other sort
OF wrap will do as well. But it is
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Parking With Peggy.

II don't see how any one can watch
the present-day styles and keep from
admitting that women are good losers"
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DIARY OLA
F., NEW FATHER
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Sunday Afternoon.
NJ n. f.. DICKSON.

=. Sunday Afternoon.
, I, suppose will have to admit that
maybe Joan had the right idea after
ali, starting In to discipline the baby
when he cries. Last week It was ter.
rible the amount Of sleep we lost be-
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BANBURY TARTS

BANBURY TARTS
One cupful chopped raisins.
juice one lemon, one cupful
sugar, a cracker rolled fine, one
egg. Mix thoroughly and use
as filling for tiny turnovers.
Fine for children's lunch boxes.
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9. Climbing plant. = SO S'~
10, Conjunction. -
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Is. Muse Of lyric poetry. 49, - '."-
II. Ramie. "
10. Or not.
20. Time Of an event. -.
%. Protection.
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26. Heavenly body. =
20. Mohammedan religion.
80. Exclamation.
81. Arabian kingdom.
80. Myself.
-. Turkish governor.
IS. At home.
az. Advancement.
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BUCKWHEAT CAKES
Mix three-quarters cupful Of
buckwheat with one.Quarter
cupful -four and half teaspoon.
full salt; add three-quarter
cup warm water, one-third cup
full milk and one tablespoonful
dark molasses, and let stand
OYER night. In morning add
half teaspoonful soda dissolved
in little hot water, heat thor
oughly and bake on soapstone
griddle. Serve with maple syrup.
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BREAKFAST
Orange Juice
Cornmeal Mush with Cream
Baked Eggs. Bacon Curls
Buckwheat Cakes. Maple Syrup
Coffee Cakes
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Lamb Chops
Creamed Potatoes
Whole Wheat Bread
Banbury Tarts
Tea
DINNER
Boiled Corned Shoulder
Boiled Potatoes
Mashed Turnip with Onion
Buttered Beets
Apple Pie Coffee
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MENU FOR A DAY.

Copyright. 1o26.)
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-19
DE -YlEs CONE AonE

Dr. C. M. Tyler, dsnax who has been h charge of Dr. Roberts o-r5cs departs tomorrow b -sSgme his p-ac- tice in Ontario, Oregon 1t Is wi-h regret Dr Tyler departs for he has become very fond Bt Seward and a. aska in general and whle hs-s has made host Of friends who lE-ewfse feel they are losing a uHubs- Of -hs family in his departure Es has R,-7- up g wonderful p-ac-ics 5u1ng his brief stay in Seward and would 1ssz nothing better ths1 co -emair hs-e permanently but his office and frwss-- menrs in Oregon VII n0c pa-uI- s-ch a move at this time