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WHATAY I SUPPOSE

KIND OF OIL DO YOU

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CASTOR OIL

THE LITTLE

WHEELS ON THE 'BED

SQUEEK

Casual Charm

1951

WOMANSENSE

SAVOURY XIONCYS WIE ZULAY

THEM.

2*, THE LEDGER SYKOICATE

Page-5

AND FREY THEMA QUICKLY ON BLACH" “SIDE IN MARG,

SIDE DOWN

FIRST

SERVE THEM "ON HOTITDAS)

FIRST SPREAD WITH A MIXTURE. “OF MARG AND A LITTLE CURRY

POWDER

EDITORA PREES KRAVĪCR."

"I can't say much for your family or your prospects -

but I certainly do admire your blind courage.”

•BY

THE offer

THE • WAY.

by Beachcomber

of free tuod for children under five at the Festival was cancelled just too late to prevent a curious incident, A crouching figure, dressed on child, presented itself.

"What would you like, little man?" naked' kindly amelal. A quavering volee answered. "Woast chicken an a pouble Scotch, please." "Dear me." asid the offieip).. "Ilow 'olit' are, vou, Monny?". "Forty-nine," reulled Cap- tain Foulenough rising to his full height; and bursting out of Us Jite-boy clothes.

The Narkover incident FROM Dr Smart-lick to

the

Governors of Nirkover school;-- Gentlemen,

You should be aware bu TOD that if there is to be a mud-slinging rantem, it not Nou sho will

smerge with clean hands and faerz, When jather visits his son af schont, it is not customary to talk of "breaking-in." It is true that the wilt was paid at night, but that was in order not to disturb The tad's nudies. As to what Mir Nubmore found and took away, that

is beliveen father and son-or do kou exnect me to hide in a wardrobe and then Teport to wait an the hitimate Jamily affairs of my pupli and his parent? As to the

scandals which you gentlemen, an I remind

elevently Take up, no

you once more, that one glauer of cartain prlyste documente "of mine, of which I am prepared to sendí you coples would, I think, inditco you to take a rather less haughtų come with me. Do make myteif clear?

Set fair

I

NOTICE yet another' disgusting habit of the listeners to radio. When there is a sunny day, every- body you meet saya. "A grand day -but the forecast savs.......” So they manage lo deorest themselves and annoy those who don't ilsten. Instead of taking the weather as it comes along.

been

In my house I have the perfec! barometer. It was broken thirty year ago, and has never mended. Day after day, summer and winter. It stands at "set fair." and the gloomy can tap 11 as much as they ke without faking the per- inanent smile of its face. Thus do I live in the island valley of Avilion.

YOUR BIRTHDAY......... By STELLA

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4

'DORN today, you nopear destined for an early success if you innke full was of your exceptional canabit ties. You are practical, have a calm, helpful attitude toward life, and are Keen analysist of situations. You have charm and snake friends easily, Original and Inventive, you know how in develop ideas and get the Interest and backing of the right people.

OFF

have cooled off. But then the damage is Boris. Learn to curb these outbursts and. We will be easier for you,

Your Intuitions are keen and you should leam la pay attention to them. While you are essentially an optimist. you sometimes find It difficult to forgive those who do nothing about conditions over which they do have control. On the other hand, you are the Grst to help a worthy individual who tries to help himsel

Your home life should be excep ionally lianny. You are the type to bring to your marriage your full share of consideration and co-opera

on as well as deen love and affection,

For a person of your talents there ute a number of protesalons open to

You could he succesful as a attorney, delective, a newspaper or fiction writer. Your fe may not lways be an envy ane, however, fur by nature you are a perfectionist and dilike jobs that are done half-elgit. You are also very Impallent with thow who are lazy mentally.

Since you have a sharp tongue, yout Bilen ray units when 'angry when paragraph. Let your birthday star you would like to retrael when you

To fod what the stars have in store for tomorrow, select your birthday star and red the earresponding

be your daily guide.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5

24-Oct. 231-

22-July CANCER

23)- (June (Bent. LIBRA

Don't let clacking tongues of the De causinus negotiating with stranger in a business deal. Belleve neighbours Influence you. Ble above

golp only what can be proved.

SCORPIO (Oct, 24-Nov-22)—____ LEO (July 24-Aug. 21}—. Don't let it-necked prite keep you Elliciency payal This is the time to as well N the first geature in display your industry from making

your originality. Comblee them. teopening a friendship.

VIRGO

(Aug. 24-Rent. 23)- You can dispel a mood of despair. do a job of hard. if you will just physical work!

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23.Dec. 22)- Publicite your qualifications for a Jo IF y what it ne out after Ino holds barred!

19- INTELLIGENCE TESTE

CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)-

tog much about your Don't talk future plans. Silence can be golden, This in one of the days it ist 31-Feb. AQUARIUS (Jan. Let the world know how rood you are. It able to accept you at your own estimate. Make it gond

(Feb, PISCES

20- 20.tar. If you have been neglecting your | Correspondence, now is the time to catch up on it.

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20)- See that person important to your future knows exactly what yaatr

talents are.

newe

TAURUA (Apr. 21-May-21)-

In bad! Not all unexpected Today's, for you should turn out to be almost an answer to your prayer,

GEMINI

22-June {May All work can make you a very dull Today, manage to get in a person. fitte play.

19

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Across

21

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10. An carnan can do this, (5)

12. An African would call

the village, (5)))

13. THAT pin(a)

14. Chüly sort of dice, (4) ́.

19. As old woman. (5)

this

17. She can be looked upon se A

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19. Buck up 1 (8)

40, Sad men's alteration. (7)

Down

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B. This is a scamper - (8)

• Gw a line, and form jatir.

5. They bring arm "been with their

7, shrub.

(5)

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9. Dante ate before trup time (a) 11, Marble group in the Vatican. (7) For cars it predominates the

billard, table a

delusion of faterday's DUI. AME

Aures Mostaru, Ermine) 11.

Ampire vestiu:/ Samulian

FOUR RACES

Look

By T. O. HARE

Two schools, Marlchester

and Winborougża, part in

cross-country contest. There were to, bê four races, run at intervals of A fortnight. As Marichester were admittedly superior - 10 their rivals, 1 was agreed that they should enter four minner for each race, walle Winborough Oly

entered

three. All seven placings were to count towards the result on the basis of one point for the first man home. swo points for the second, and so on the lower score, at course. winning

alt Your

AR 12

Taces ended to a Ho, though:

061

there was no dead-lieat 15 any of them. The componen of each school's potnia were dierent on all Four occasions. One boy, LongshanEN.

represented Marichester in three races; boys. Speedwell And Hurry, ran tiree times for Winborough. • Ali Kitee of tham occupied the same fitist position on all thres occa- alone. These three boys a competed in the first race, when Tornado, running, for Winborough, came in behind Bpeedwell but abend of Hurry. Where was Tornado pinced in this nya) 18047

(Solution on Page 16)

Check

Your

Knowledge

1. Where is the Republic of Lebanon?

2, What is the highest- tem- peratura evor: recorded world?

in the:

3. What is the meaning of the Latin. expression. "bona fide?'

Who invented the electric

| telegraph?

13. To what group of Islandh does Walling" island, belong?

OrWhat kind of clothing wa

(Abtwers' en. Pagh (19)

JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Watch Your Bidding; It Can Ruin A Game

By OSWALD JACORY

To the average player, bidding

is bidding and play is play and never the twain shall mezi. To the expert, play is merely a continuation of the bidding.

The effect of the bidding on the play of the cards may be seen in ene of the crucial hands of Last winter's International championship at Bermuda. The British team got to three no trump by the bidding

That bid shown in today's hand? ding, curiously enough, is what defeated thein.

English declarer The

won the first trick in his own hand with the'

of clubs. Next he queen

cached His three tan digimonds. xetting then out of the way no that he could win a trick with the jack of dainonds whenever he landed In dummy. Then he went back to clubs, leading the king from his hand.

Now look at the hand from the paint of View of Schenken, The American experi who held the West cards. I was clear to Schen. ken that declarer had strong clubs and strong diamonds, Where wat the weak spot-in spades

or in

NORTH (D)

11

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A754

J003 **1075

WEST

7052 ❤Q2 +94 *A9842

SOUTH

EAST 4AJD3 KJ96

10 752

+3

Q104 1083

AKO

KQJB

Both sides vul.

East South Paza

Wort Pass 2N.T. PARS

North Pass

3N.T.

14

Pass **

Pats Pass

hearts?

Opening lead— 4

Pass

in

Surely South had strength spades since he had jumped to twa no-trump over North's bid of one heart. Such a jump bid in no- trump guarantees strength in un- bid suit.

--- Inahort, the bidding made

clear that only in hearts could there be a weak spot. Therefore Schenken took his ace of clubs and promptly returned the queen of heart.

That was the end of poor South. He could easily win three cluba, four diamonds, ond one hear for a total of eight tricks. Whenever declarer led spades in the attempt to Ond h ninth trick. Fast would orash right in with the ace of spaces and the rest of the hearts, defeating the contract.

It should ho noted thal South makes his contract Je Went fails to attack the hearts. South then has time to set up a spode for 'his ninth trick before the enemy develop the setting tricks. ¦

1 Heart

East

Pass

Ром

CAM

West Pin

Linen dress with pearl buttons.

By GRACE THORNCLIFFE

The

SPECTACULAR

Josephins Baker,

famous colour..

ed French' cabaret star, who is leaving shortly for New York where

she will. ap.

Dear. fa the theatre, cabaret and television,

pictured in one.

of the spee- taentar dresses,

dress is of

Pierre.".

main,

che

by:

Bal. which

had

made for the

occasion.

The

DEPICTED here is one of those deceptively casual dresses that really are smart enough Lor all but stated daytime designed activities, especially in country

suburbs. The burnt orange linen with peari tutions

tho front thewalst below

where one side plent gives Cast: to an A otherwise straight silhouette. pearl buckle for the matching leather bell, 'and 'two narrow- Happed cloansted pockets on the bodice, are other details.

closing

Get A Lot Back

ale love to a. Give child, and you get a great deal back,

**{John Ruskin)

ensemble is In black velvet

and is a huge

white ermine

coller an di

muff,

BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE

King Cole's New Fiddlers

IT

night

-The Trouble Was, They Weren't Very Good- By MAX TRELL back at once!"

"Now dear, don't be angry." was late at

when Hanid said, picking him up be Knort and Honid, the tween her thumb and. fore- shadows with the turned-about Anger. "We just wanted to see names, heard the sound of the who you

werc. "We're not three violins. They were quite going to hurt you one litle bit." sure there were three of them. But the Crooked Man kleked

and squirmed.

because one of them played notes: very high.

the

Sat on the Floor the second one played only the

to The Cat meanwhile tried very low notes, and the last one played only the middle kind of spring back into the book. For

in.. notes. Moreover, they all three tunately Knarf caught her

to time

and pulled her back. As played together; it was easy to

them for Simple Simon, he just sat teil there were three of

down on the hoor and grinned. "We can practise just as well here as inside the book." said to his two companions.

"All right," said the cat, "but it much." I don't like

"And the King isn't going to calls us like it, either, when, herumbled

"I'

Knart said, tu, his sister.

be

'or

"Oh yes!" "Only," said, Hanid after she listened for a minute. had two longer, "they're not playing weit They're playing uil very mixed up.

I don't think King Cole would have such bad fid- dlers.

and we

A

They

he

A

Simon's fiddle was so big he

stood it on the floor. "But maybe the King won't lis- ten too hard," said the Cat,

then.

of the violins The sound seemed to come from Inside the Mother Goose Book that stood

Simon shook his head sadly on the shelf on the other side

and said, "We'd better not prae- of the room. By standing close

tise any more. We're just getting to the book Knarf and Hanid

worse and worse. You see," he could hear the music plainly.

explained to Knart and Hanid, Who's Playing?

Fiddlers. Three. The wonder who's playing?", the Crooked Man. "But I don't "we're not King Cole's regular The regular see what else we can do."

Simple

Simón took some fiddlers went off somewhere and After thinking for Iew

out of his pocket and gave didn't come back. So King Cole music moments Hanid said, "Do you one page to the Cat and another said we could take their places. CARD Serise think, Knarf, that it could

Man, We all wish we could. It would the Crooked. page to King Cole's Fiddlers Three?" koeping

third

be a wonderful thing for all of pago

‚us," stood for himself.

"Only we're so the

up

so awful," said the of music parca

and I don't know

why." on a stool and, after tuning up, Crooked Man again, "and began to play. Simon's fiddle was

Kharf and Hanid so big that he, couldn't hold it. under his chin at all. He sinod help Simon and the Crooked Man The Arst thing It on the cor and played it that and the Cat.

they did was to make sure that they all played the same plece at the same time. The secoltd they did was to Important thing make sure they all played to- gether, neither too fast nor too And the third and Inst slow.

ant thing was important

to make played sume that

all' the sure that they notes

neither too correctly, nor too flat.

By: the end of an hour they were all playing beautifully. Suddenly (they' heard: King Cole

where nddlers!" Then Simon and the

Q-The bidding has been: North

South * Spade 2 N. T.

You, South, hold: Spades K-J-1-5, Heanta 3-4, Diamonde 7-8-4-2, Clubs K-8-7. What do you do?

A-Did three no-trump, Your hand to no world bester. hut there will be some sort of play for gamNTS since your partner advertires very strong hand. I la better to have tried and lost than never to have tried at all,

TODAY'S QU

QUESTION

Д

way.

At that Instant Knarf gave's a 'cello," Hanid whis-

Out sudden shake. the book

pered to Knast. fell the three fiddlers

It was hard to tell what Knort and

Hanid were

addiers were song the three- astonished to see Simple Simon playing because none of them with a very large fiddle, the Cat. kept time with the others. In be with a very small Addic, and fact, they all seemed to usin

Crooked Man

with a playing different songs. The Lice medium-sized but very crooked Cat played "My Bonnie -and twisted Dddle.

Over the Ocean." The Crook The three fiddlers were all ed Man played "Three Blind scrambled over the door. Knart Mice" and Simple Simon played and Honid hastily helped them "Yankee Doodie to their feet.

The bidding is the same the question just answered. You. South, hold? Spades A-J-7-5. Hearts q-e-8, Diamonds 7-8 Clube K-8-7-4. What do you do?

Answer. Tomorrow

CHESS PROBLEM

By R. JAMBRESIO

Black, 3 pieces. ...

Well White, 11 pieces..

White to play mate in two.

to yesterday's problem!

thread

the

yellowing.

decided to

mny

Sounds Awful said Finally they -The Crooked. "... Man

ali finished. angrily, "Put us back again, do "Sounds awful," said the Cat and the Crooked Man altran

back into, the book, you hear? I want us to be put Crooked Man.

↑ Rupert and the Sorcerer 30

"

The uneven besing of the 1g044, 001; 195, after, "|"tchie, poo

Rupert on what the bit warcion. ili dungi. Ha it calling wife grattiore cake from "distant, perizzato the isla

throwan the gruer and dau

RUPERT and the

BLACK MOTH

NEW BEAUTY FOR THE BATHROOM

By ELEANOR ROSS

BEAUTIFUL colours and Adding to bathroom colour colour schemes bring the are those bright terry cloth robes that team; up, with almost bright touch into the bath- any colour scheme. But a layer room. No need to do a re- or moll soon obscures' the bright modelling job, not that most colour, so let's rather up the of us don't like the idea, robes, whether white or coloured and give them a good, tubbing. But if it's not feasible, try Use plenty of hot water, plenty something different by way of soapsuds and plenty of rinse water. To dry, hang outdoors Dr of colourful accessories.. wh

fluff-dry in an automatic dryer, First of all though, are or in the bathroom itself for there sufficient towel racks apartment dwellers. All pieces or are your pretty, towels always to

to be dried outdoors should get huddled together?' In the slores

goud shaking lo fut up the are racks to take care of

corners,

another ghaking just Ideal for small areas,pretty before they are completely dry. lucite rings on which towels may Hang pieces half over the line. be smartly

draped, and new Coloured terry pieces should ba double racks, many

of these dried in the shade. applied to the wall with special adhesive and suction cups, so that" to damage is done to wall ille,

Shower curtains, towels and rugs are available in every hue from palest pastels to deep vivid tones. Although the usual

pile and

A Chin Too Many

poach, light green, blue and

Have a face and neek. wash- yellow are still in great demanding ccasion, rubbing the wash

па

the stores tell us that there is a

is a cloth up and down the throat surprising sale or such exotic with plenty of pressure. Wring colours as black, mahogany, royal the cloth out of fairly hot blue, dubonnet, copper forest water, give the flesh a prolong- green and gold, as well as a

ed steaming. Then dip the brilliant orangey-pink flamingo cloth in fee cold

water and shade, steel gray and vivid hold close. The change from chartreusé.

hot to cold will send the blood streams romping. Dry thorough ly apply a momage cream. don't have the muscles tense.

Throw your head back, but On tense muscles massage not effective.

In Starting at the collar bones, rub upward with fattened fingers, using both hands.

We saw one smart setting in a career girl's apartment. She had dramatised aspal bathroom with diagonally striped zhower and 'window curtains of smaroon and aliver, which she found to team up with maroon cotton throw rug. Then she

and

saved up for a handsome, roomy mirrored clothes, hamper waste basket, which made! handsome bathroom.

for a

Pink and Glowing

Pat and slap until the skin fa pink and glowing. Wrap a For a man's bathroom, one cold compress around your store

you shows an accessory neck. If

havo a chin group fashioned of a rich brown sirap.. place a piece of RAUZO Tortoise shell plastic, the 'group

moistened with an astringent Including a shower curtain In inside it and wear during the goes tortoise shell stripe and dark night. When the neck brown stripes.

stack there is always a pas- aibility of double chin. As for hampers, there are .........

Help along the small models equipped with by carrying your head on fhd good work a pull-out bin and a small top level, The, lowere chin means drawer. There afe good-looking that the muscl extending triangular hampers designed for from the jaw line down to the corners, and small round jobs collor bones have no work to that tuck away aleely under do so they weaken and sag lavatory basins, as

Stand tall, sit tall, walk tall. hampers that have padded plastic Keep on easy pose of the Many good looks double as scats at a small shoulders.. bathroom. dressing table, or griefs result from sloppy car vanity.

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