AVOID NEW FADS
Lenthürte
A WISE TEEN uses Just enough make-up to emphasize her bright, young looks. Her choice in fragrance is a tweedy but light cologne,
HOUSEHOLD
Spirits of camphor or essence of peppermint will remove heat marks from a varnished or shel- Jacked Anish Dab it on, let it dry, then polish,
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ITALIAN LOOK
Help Your Child To Read
BY
By GARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, PH.D.
The brilliant beauties of last season have done a fade-out. Į They've taken a pale page trom the book of Italian jore and 50 their make-up is chalky white, accented by a washed-out pink have had formal lessons at reading. It will help him achool in reading. He may learn afty or moro such
Unstick.
How does it look? Deadly!
In the beginning, he will have Y now, your child who is
to learn to recognise in the first grade may words to get the hang
A fow
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Then there's the hairdo bit, read well and may find it so words, even if Again, they've copied their fascinating that he often find nit of them in bis primer. olders and, again, results are reads for fun. He may even Call his attention to the labels disastrous. They're tipping hair be so proud of his success, on food packages, to street signa silver and gold, a fashionable that he wants everyono to and signs in stores. These words practice grown-up girls follow
for after-dark parties. By high hear how well he reads.
noon, the silvered and streaked heads look, silly,
GOOD NEWS!
Under
list the fact
gold-
Linelo ProgresS
will be helpful.
Print nome ble placards with the names of things about the house and attach them to the objects they identify,
After he becomes familiar
On the other hand, he may be good news, you can aking very little progress. Ho
that dungarees may spout off pago after page of with some of these words help have vanished from the scene. bla primer, but may be doing so him to recognise the first lotter Ditto for levis. No really "hip" from rote and not really read of each word
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Cutting Out Pictures
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Don't be discouraged by this. Make him read alowly and, as newest is
He will enjoy cutting out pic-. he does, run your finger under trend toward Bermuda aliof the words, This will help him to tures of familiar things from old
connect the printed words with magazines and papers.
will what he's saying. Then really begin to read instead of
the repeating
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косів. hooray for this! поохду
It's a neater (rend, and
from
The average bright leanager continues to follow Mother's advice and skirts away such outlandish looks as the Fallan one in make-up or the Elittering touch for hair. She's
memory.
Continue Reading
Have him select those which begin with the same letter and some of these words, help klm to paste them in a scrapbook, Print the name under each pleiuro ~ and lat him identify each one.
smart enough to bone up on I hope you have been read-
Later cut out and paste some beauty and realise what's right ing to him for several years. It words which begin with .com- pipped for a girl who's got are on her you haven't, begin now to find bined sounds liko chain, chair, upholstery can be provided with side, doesn't need to depend on easy, attractive, well-pictured child; broom, brush, bridge. Try ordinary adhesive or plastle make-up when she's all abloom stories and rytimes that he will all sorts of ways to help him Uke. Continue to read to him connect simpla sounds and tape. Insert it sticky-side-up with youth,
letters, —BY JEANNE D'ARCY(as long as he enjoys it. and press the Abres down on it.
BOYS' AND
Cricket's Winter Home
-He Tells The Shadows About His New Neighbors...
By MAX TRELL
"I'm also neighbourly," Gald
Lady dummy's jack and all dummy's Now that the weather had Chels the wise I just mention
"Were you a rowing man?"
"Yes, but
"That may explain it. Perhaps wipe my face on the edge, of the tablecloth nabody will
soc."
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clubs were good.
Where did the defence slip? Easy! When West was allowed to hold a heart he should have led a club and broken up squeeze.
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She Likes Music
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nobody would mind."
about
"Oh, you're wrong that," said Christopher.
"You mean that somebody docs 'Inind?” ́asked Knart,
"Neighbour Cat minds," said
Christopher. "Neighour Cat is
cold, Christopher She's the one mentioned Cricket found a mug place for the one who's always chasing |---- himself in a crack in the cellar after Neighbour Mouse. wall. He had, as he told Kaart Hanld, tho Shadow Children with the Turned- About Names, very pleasant
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HOPE I am not becoming dull-witted, but the joke which is convulsing cartoonists and writers of political gomip "the Prime Minister reads Trollope" does not seem very funny to ne.
YOUR BIRTHDAY
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5
By STELLA
BORN today. you re that rare saving and economical soul, as well.
le to make it look like a lot!
combination of the dreamer and and can make a dollar do the work doer. You may seem to warte a lot of two. You women will be fine του of time building castles in the air. homemakers and managers. But, once you start moving, it is in don't ostentatiously pinch pennies. straight line toward your oujee, but you do know how to fretch tive. You have given the plan a lot of advance thought and you know exactly where you are going and how you are going to get there. You have goal, deal of assurance Ind welf-confidence, You think positively at all timer. Who can ey "no" to someone who is no decided and determined?
You have a distinct talent for the written word and probably would do wg to elect a career in which thin gift can be utilised. It is unlikely, endure any that you could long
You must be warned against be. coming too cocksure-perhape, be- coming a fiue arrogant. Just keep in and the old adage that "pride olten comes before a fa." But since you are the type who usually lands on your feet, one little tumble can't ruin your life. You pick your- sell up and forge ahead to new and bigger sueTERIES.
Work where you had to take ditet Moody, evangelist: Bir Brain
tion from another. You are much too' original and independent for they
Although you are not ona to pre- fer wiring business, you have a gift for making money which seem to come. naturally. You have
Among those barn ETI thi date were: George Dorney, author; Dwight
Meda, inventor, Maxine Elliott, actress James Carew, Bim director;
and John Carradine, actor.
To find what the stars have in more for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the un panding paragraph. Let your day Itar be your daily guide.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6
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"Of course," said Christopher. "What neighbours?" usked Honld.
"She often les outside my door and we chat together about this and that. She likes music."
"She does?" sald Hanid.
Neighbour Cat is a good slager. I often play my guitar while she sings a song or two. And I've got another neighbour who lives 'near me, too."
"Yes, indeed," said Chris.
Very Docent Chap "Well," sald
Christopher, "there's Neighbour Mouse. He lives in the next crack in the "This third neighbour
Kaart and Hanld asked Chris- topher to tell them about this third neighbour of his,
1
of
wall. A very decent chup he mine," said Christopher, "ilves the side of the wall on top is, too, don't
nearly up
of the steam pipe. The name enough of him, though."
CL this neighbour is Neighbour Spider."
"Why is that?" asked Koort, "For one thing," said Christo- pher, "Neighbour Mouse hardly ever stirs out in the daytime. Ile does most of his going about at night when most folks are asleep.
And for another thing. he's always scampering past as fust as he can go. That's be-
cause he sees o
I hate Spiders," said Hanid. "Light"
She Liver Quietly Christopher Cricket chuckled. "Not many folks like Neigh bour Spider, but she's a good
in her way. Cat. Neighbour one
She lives Mouse doesn't care much for quietly by herself in her own weifted house. She minds her Cats
own business except when a Fly But no one can comes along. complain when she does away with a lot of Flies. They are no good, anyway.
What other neighbours have you got, Chris?" asked Knarf.
Chris often seen blouso scampering around at night.
"And now and then I have
a neighbour who comes in through the broken glass at the window on the other side of the cellor, This is Neighbour Sparrow."
Knart and Hank expressed surprise that a Sparrow should Oy into the cellar.
Snug And Warm
"Nothing odd about that," said Christopher. "It's cold outside. It's snug and warm in this vellar. You can't blame a bird for coming in out of the cold." "I think," said Hanld, "that Sparrow ought to move into the cellar and spend the rest of the I'm sure that winter here.
Rupert and the Lost List-3
"Sorry los • bit late. nothing," answera Rupert. "Well, Edward, asya Rupert as he joins that's odd exclaims Edward. his pal by Daddy and I have "because exactly the same thing been, trying tú éxplain sonte noises happened to its now. We that seemed to me from somes, beard a adund while we were talk where in the rooms." And did ing and we couldn't place it of you find, what madelthem?" saks explain it. Look, bere comes Algy Edward eagerly. "No, we found. Pug. Let's tell him all about it.
ALL RIDNEY RELTAYED
to
оп
Just us ready
pounce fieighbour Sparrow as she is to- pounce on Neighbour Mouse."
Christopher Cricket tuned up his guitar and sang the follow Ing song for Knarf and Hanid.
"I live in a house,
With Neighbour Cat And
Neighbour, Mouso "There's
more to it than that," said Christopher, "but I can't remember 12
Knart and Hand wore de- lighted just the same,
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