The Ione independent., October 24, 1930, Image 3

BEENIOYED'BYTHE FAMILY
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Tlmre' I no' tfnltl T'ltt nn not over
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Buy tint thy vll liiMlnct In Intif r
u lied, i l.i M'l'i 1 1 "
Or that niip lrH Ww ,iih.ii thy
W ttr1 llftf foi'loiri " '
And rail fur puiiltliomiit that I nut
i inurlWd. , , ,(., , . ,,.'
flack of thy parents enl; raii1nar
The llrntt.juwrnnV Win, tntit, too, U
thin ' '. 1" ilHM'i Ji: )'M.i h ii
.r,w$ beiuiWful Winn!
Wm' u phA'who
hi'M'tiiifi 111 oivi;
Uia. ievr 01 u
'"If )'lrm.';' 111
" ),n, v, r,rW',Ff'1?r, , Moos.
l,; Chtotrivd dishes Wn ni mushrooms,
I iwiifl itrtwiiiK ''nitiu itli tMim or tlbkfcea
tiui,, fount, or -served wllli
small biscuits tiro ulwuy
Jn ordor,t Fur niiio,Juinr
tiiiiliKlo "nuil ten with n
tjlmplts.tnko '.will b H
they will euro fur. Fresh
fruits, li-o cream or lee
nro ulwnyM favorites for
dessert All of tho dishes
may ho prepared sotnctlmo before
nuil If to b hot, rehentud, no tlmt tho
serving may ho a very simple mutter
If nil I well iliiimi'i.
8plnach Mold. I'ut fresh Spinach
through tho ini'iit grinder nnd pink
solidly In a ctu. For every two ruyt I
fill Of pllllt- pulp nuil two tui.qa
spoonful of melted butter, fiilt nn
mid a few drop, of o.il.m jul. o. 'nlf i,rtS tnul of
In n buttered mold, Maud In a pun of
water nud bake until firm. Turn out
the mold nnd Kurululi with ImrmTnilUh
and whipped cream.
Buttar Taffy. Moll two cupful of
brown miitar, one fourth cupful of
lilolaNiiea, two tablv-fiooiifulti of viu
rjar, t'vo tnblcipooiifuji of .wataf nad
a tcnipiHmrul of null until when tried
In cold water tho mltturo la brittle.
When neurly dmo ndd ono fourth of
a cupful of butler nnd beforo turning
into tho prui ndd flavoring. Cool, mark
Into unrc.
Philadelphia Pappar Pot.k-Wimli ' a
mnatl veal knui kle, vf i oM lor.ft On
ion nnd cover with tlireo quart of
Fruit, GektraComkin'allon
Makes Nice Detiert
Fruit In k1 at Id nro alwny dell
clou 'for dessert Tokay or MaliiKtt
grappa the kind with firm flesh nro
lined In tho following wipe for
iniilil tiindo with grape Juke from Con
cord grape. A In nioht recipe con
1 11 1 1 I it kC fruit Juice, R llttlo lemon la
dled to Intensify tho fruit flavor.
Tho proportion Imvo been tested hy
tho bureau of lnuno economies of tho
rolled .Sliitea Department of Agrlcul
Hire; I tin, Rilitln I the. lmon Juke
H up rolil water I rupi grape
1H rui'i bulling
iulri
witrr
H rup luair
V tt. inlt
I riipi r1i(l To.
kny or Miiliigi
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Soften the gelatin In tho ndd water
for Ave minutes, add th b)lpg. wa
ter, sugar, nnd suit and Mir until dis
solved. When cool mil with tho lemon
nnd crnpo Juice, chill, rind when part
ly set stir In the rrnpe, put Info n
wet mold, let stand until firm, turn
out on a plato and Servo with whipped
cream.
BACK VIEW
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Viewing many of the new hats from
the front, na ry rj h? feather, or a
flower Is In sight, but from 'the buck,
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By NtLLIE MAXWELL
writer; simmer for , 'ncvrI i hour,
Skim off tho fat after cooling. Add
two potatoes nit Into illce, ono pound
of cooked tilpo cut Hue, oim huy leaf,
liilile piiiiiifiil llnely chopped parsley
nod tho ment cut Into Hrnrill pieces.
Cook slowly, Hen non with milt urn I pep
per, rub Hour to a pimtn with wuter
or add noodle for Uikkeiilng.
i Molaiaca DumpllnaAfld : lard: to
fifrtHfh ,Mke , IVm prolyl ;liowl,
UKktt ,UM p,',M!V ! . iwnlnut
mid ilii(o I'l a well pvnwl pin to
'rlk'o. tVok'oiio cupful t-iifli of writer,
tuoliiHm'a am ono tnl1lrt"tiful of hut
ter, ll'our till flflr otor tho light
(IoiIkIi jridt licforo pultri'irf Into tho
.fvlv,(lHlur ,l, 0 uiodertito aven nud
i'r8 with, wprq of ,ho uuco ioUrt'd
over theiii.
' Maplt CrJm tauca. Bull onu and
one Imlf cupful of miiplo alrtip until
It imike a hard hull when dropped
Into cold water. Itemovo from tho
In-lit und ntlr In two well heaten vutt
white, ndd two tulilgaoiuiful of
cream ami a teuxpQnhil o(,,yaiilll.
Ono cuiiful of nuiphy mik'nr utHJ ono
half cupful of water may be Bfivd In
tend of tin) alrup. j
PlnaappU Aaplc Jw!d fiiuuirti oranKo
.JujQi" ti vii. L'ht- Cl ffVl,ll''1I,l,l l
tiiMio ' lint ofi Julio nil t'lfietht-r.
lemon Juice. Soak, ono nnd one half
tnhleiipooiiful of Ki-lnLuTrVnim fourth
of a cupful of wii(r, iJIkhoIv lu tho
hot Julie. Cut 4h' plnetippfb Into
ainiill. plcci-a and Cuver with ' BRpIc
FAIRY TALE FOR LITTLE ONES
' AT THE BEDTIME HOUR '
The nioun lind been shining but now
It . whs uot so bright, nnd somehow
Kniy'a conversation did not seem so
IntereNtlng to David. He sung bis
word now lu a slow sing song fash
Ion nIJcU made David want to move
bis ncurf Slow ly from side to side
without thinking very much about
what was being said.
"So you're going to sleep right on
my belt," Knty said.
David blinked nnd snw he bnd top
pled incr nud that bo was Indeed ou
Knty's belt.
"You'd better have 1 night's rest,"
JJjdX adjed ujt. Jiavf to coin
to It even though It Is a bore at least
all humans mut sleep.
"Hut I'll tell you where thero Is a
uko bjxi for you." , s ( . ' f
Ho tcw.g nnvld ty thelinm!, which'
was jtit ns well, for David win stum
bling In bis sleepiness.
lieforo David scarcely renllr.ed it,
he wan lying down In tho lorellest,
warmest, sniiggllost bed he hnd ever
known. He Old ti care uuu U , where
It wiih, ho was too tired to thnnk Knty,
tie jtixt went off to; sleep nnd It wasn't
until morning that be knew that be
hfld been sleeplnn fn a atost heiiutlful
field of cotton upon some soft white
cotton.
As ho looked about Mm a llttlo
OF AUTUMN
WOBBY - WITH'TRE
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Well, tlnif Is an entirely trrjijtit story.
reuiiug uiiraciive imcn viuws una
apparently become a hobby with the
Milliner" this Benson'Aml limv jfclof -
erly this whim of fashion Is being car
ried out, ono tntiy Jmteo'i fronl ' tho-
tuodols Illustrated. e.-k
' ThO shapely brimmed 11)01 to .tha
loft at the top Is a black vfs'n-vls felt
Tho fjower which you. see posed nt the
(nick Is tun Jo of bluck and whltO belt-
r... ki I, ;?. ii
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Mfvf ,to, otj. . Clilll, thnrou((bly with
creiiin unJjCliojipeil plHUH'lilO; H'ilJ.
Southern Salad. IVinil cut five
oraiiKe Into very thin Ullto, fllvldo
each :Mlleo Into )iini(erfi. I'tel a
medluru Htzod eiK'umber nnd 6lc(j itito
mniilli. cuhe Crtoji p Kren jioppur
Mid i)iiu;lnu,to tjio inxtui'o wlllj trench
(JrcHHlng ArriiriKO on Jndlvldtml plntej
on bed of wiitiTcres nnd acrve very
Cold.' L'ho onehnlf eif ill 'of fYerteh
OreiiHlnir for thl aruoiint of unlad, '
i ((0. Wlirn Nwiuur Vtllvn.) ,
Bluish-rurple Coffee Ii Not
a New Development
Whim a Cliainuntl houmwlfa not
Icixl a blultdi purplo fluid blllhl I ti up
uuder Uin glan top of Jim coffeo per
colator, her nurprlao can bo eiinlly
IiiiiikUhhL SLo culled her liuabund to
verify her recognition of color and
ho, too, naw ho fluid a bluo Inateud
of tho uymij rkb brown of coffee.
Ollk'lal of tho federal food nnd
drug ndnilnlHtnitJoti'a Cliiclnnuintil
tlonijrrPilloVl'ou to exptuln. 'u
tM a cew."loveln.B). nt In crfeo col
or or wnvtlf product fidulferntedT ,
CIji'hiLhI h carefu'Iy ,oxiiitilnlog tha
groirpif iff found amull pkfoa of a
b)U NttbKtUftCQ MJl'l lilt Of Wood Whk'U
proveij to bo tnrti of an Indellb! pen
til. It WK -Ufddwt thnt a grocery
julcrk't pitficll , accidentally ff!J Into
the coffeo grrnder llm xoftdo wits
being froud. a ' i
; In becoming wlMieele look out
that you don't beeoirto halaouled.
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By MAftY GRAHAM BONNER
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creature with euunlng. Jolly fMce,
dressei) nil In Huffy, Soft white, said:
"Yob bnd a ple'uwtiit Bight's rent,
didn't1 you? In Jot another hoar or
so you've an engagement to have a
wlm nnd breakfust with the Gulf of
Mexico, but if you'd like to have a
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"You Had a Pleaeant Night's Rest."
look nround, I'd bo delighted to show
you," j . . , :
David hastily pot up nnd now be
w s in a very different part of tho
country. Here ho saw signs which
pointed north to South Carolina nnd
a little to tho northwest was a sLn
HATS
- MILLINERS
(it ;:vU) y?.
Ing ribbon, Tho touch of white on
the hat answers to the white pleated
frill which enlivens tho frock of black
crepe. .Tba rhleUi of telutJfig . the hut.
ondj the frock, In mutter of color com
bination Is ouo' which receives' eni'our1-'
ngentr-rif throughoift'the style pforanr.
The beret of feutre glace felt nt the
right above centers Its attractiveness
at tho very xu'ak of Its crowi where a
how 'of trie felt nnd a crystal onmfuent
nrtf posed hi -tt ftiost Clover Miiidiht. f"-
One t't hq Itttoretlng tli)iii;1 uillllu
ers nre doing this season Is to manipu
late velvet In every possible wny.'The?
shirr It, they tuck It, pleat It, drnpo
it And tlo It In liows, omklag It servu
In iinoft Instances na it own trlm-.
mlDft The self trlumicd, velvet hnt be
low, to the left lii' (his group brings
Its piiinTed bow ends to 'tho rear, thus
answering the cull for attractive back
views.
As to the little bright feathers which
so smartly trim ninny of the autumn
nnd winter hula, ouo muy expect to
llnd them posed almost unywhere on
Hhi,hwt stid-Uierulii-lkl tho gcft of
tluM'f 'Th'nii.'lvt' tiithiplo'tltor' imsl
tloplng of the cluster of tlnj quills on
m M'1'lV-t 'KHfKMtHn tho:ploturo li
daring een to the point of being
.Hinuslng ud .Jet! (luit-cluUfe,(lualtyi
friileli iye alll-,,Ji,Ue"JvfiHs-'boi'ii'
nchloved In no small degree. Which
ttru nil ift'ptui-ltrearmeut litis
'se'iifion stylo nOhieved (liroH;h unhjud
t'OSIk . . .
,t.iia.U toHh'o iire.il fee, ! Hif.ipoOets
here Illustrated that they have been
ivpprjved, by Uint rptip.. pf , qiecicuiL
Wlrfitery-fishmn omiiorltivsAvno tnfv
associated themselves together for the
purppft) 'Of, pXQiUotiii nuthentlc hnd
cxeldslvO fOHhloua la tnillliiery.C-1 t
((3, 1830, Wutirn Nawapaper Union.)
-StMOt'i Cliig:f NkriiO 'J, J
Glnssmukers street In New York
ns thoeurly fittftiBvoi; Smith "Vr'Hllam
street. A lusstnnkerj Jart'cSineouVa,'
was gltenitin ftlj o t n t,.o hind on
Manhattan Island and the business he
carried ou gave . the name to South
Wllllum street ' ' " ( ''!! i v";i
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PAiniiM im niir? riiCT
i vnhviviii.nii ,,vuii imiui iwi iikbiuu iu uumu
- -STRONG" BONES AND TEETH "
'fit. t t-Vi'tU.4't 'y. qJ4'MW'M
Soma Common 8ource
(Prrpirtd by thl Trillr U(u Dipartrotnt
of Airlcultun.)
We nrr'),rwuh calcium In our diet
to make txiing -bone und teeth while
WO utt! Krowliif nnd to rejiluce what
U lout In everyday uho when we nre
Oblor Children who have not been
Klven Jhs t(( aupply them with mif
flclent fakiain have poorly formed,
brittle bones and loft teeth.
During verjf early childhood the
tnoNt Important source of calcium I
milk.. As thf diet Increases many
other cnkiuui-rlch foods ure added.
Cheese, for Instance, which Is uindo of
milk, atnnds out as a ver rich source.
Calcium Is also supplied by certain
which said : Thl way to Tenneee,"
while to the west of him was a sign
which said, "Alabama." He was, it
appeared, In Georgia. A
"You're In the second largest cot
ton growing section In the South," his
new friend told him. "Texas take the
lend, and why shouldn't she, with her
great size? She Is powerfully big, she
Is.
"Hut In all these states and In Lou
isiana, lllssisslppl, Oklahoma and Ar
kansas, too, we grow cotton. Of
course, sugar and tobacco Is grown,
but cotton Is the great thing.
, "I nni known as Miss Cotton-Cotton,
and I'm a Living Map person. I never
appear anywhere else this way. I'm
not one of the great Living Map peo
ple, I'm simply one of the little ones
who show you some of tho ways
of this section of the country.
"You know how you've seen little
Living Map people who've been dig
ging In mines so as to show yon
what happened in those parts of the
real world? I'm Just such a person.
"But they have let me have the nice
make-believe name of Miss Cotton
Cotfon. It's a pood name for !t this
part of the world there Is so much.
"Oh, It would be a very undressed
world If It weren't for us." Miss Cotton-Cotton
said modestly, but quite
boastfully nt the same time.
"Hut there I I know you must be
hungry!" David certainly was.
"Just take this path which goes di
rectly South, pnssing through Florida,
ud. yii w 111 he there In no time at
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Now Miss Cotton Cotton had van
ished ns quieVdy ns she bnd appeared
and David started off In the direction H
she had pointed out to him.
(3. 130. vvv.Tn xwpipt Union
, Great Artiat Self-Taught
' Albert Hecbtiinn says that Velns
(inej'tone of .the greutest painters of
all . times wo virtually self-taught,
save for a Httle Instruction he re
ceived from some local painters In his
birthplace." '
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MOLD MEAT LOAF
BAKE IN WIDE,1
tPiiparotl by the I'nllfd stitn Department
, of Agriculture.)
' Much better results ure'obtulned, In
making a moat loaf, If the ground
ment Is molded with tho hands and
baked In a wide shallow pan, than
when It Is packed Into a smaller pan
and baked like a loaf of bread. The
picture shows 0 good way to shape a
veal loaf so that when It Is either hot
or cold. tittractlve slices may bo cut
from It. i
A well seasoned venl loaf Is one off
the tastiest dishes mado from tho less
I - Molding a Veal Loaf.
152 U Oi'l
expensive cuts. Meat from the nock,"
shank, or other cuts not suitume ior,
roasts or cutlets Is excellent for use;
in this way. Cold sliced veal loaf Is;
particularly good as a sandwich fill
ing, with or without a leaf of lettuce
or a fof . sprlgsi pt wutercres.
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ic MPPnrn th Rsmn
"XT
of Calcium In Diet.
vegetable, ,notatjJ j spinach, cauliflow
er,, ciydilri,,dumlelloa green und cuh
?ng'e, ruulmga, white turnip, turnip
ti,' parsnips, okra. earftAs, rhuJrarb,
and i watercress; ; jo by; oranges,
clams, almonds, and hnr.el nuts, by
flsterKlgs afid some of the dry blames
such as lentils, cow peas nnd others;
and by molasses and maple sirup. Milk,
Jiowever, should always' bo Jnclnded
0 a source of calcium.'"' '"
t In a series of charts on good nu
trition the bureau of home economics
f the United States Department ol
Agriculture shows how laboratory anl
fcinls Increase In welghtwhen sufilclent
culclum Is added to a diet otherwise
adequate but lacking this necessary
mineral. All of the above-named food
contribute vitamins or other factors
as well as calcium, but when the diet
Is being scrutinized for mineral con
tent they, tnay be regarded first as
Sources of calcium.
Cabbage Slaw Takes Place
; of Other Salads
(?nhrtd tor the rtnltr Suite Dnwrtmcnt
ot Aicrlcultura-I
' Sometimes In the winter months let
tuce for salads is hard to get. Cab
bage slaw tukes , the place of other
sirlads very,nJey- tindef thesO clrpom.
stances. Ittpsy be'served hot of cold,
p.nd may be used as an accompaniment
to. almost .any kind of meat It goes
especially Trell ikh fried oysters spl
other1 sea: food. ? The bureau of home
economics of the United States De
partment of Agriculture suggests one
or atwe jU:ght Variations that help to
rnke cabbage' slaw a little different
from usual.
Select. a lard head of cabbage, cut
In o.'inrtjrs, ami . trash thoroughly In
coltf water. Difti Aired with a lharp
knife, and set aside in a cold place
until crisp. Tour hot dressing over
the crisp cubhnge and stir until well
mixed. Serve hot or cold.
One cupful of chopped celery ot
half cupful of finely shredded green
pepper, or one cupful of thinly sliced
turt apple can be added.
Dresiing for Cabbag S'aw.
1 egci ' ' ' 4 t?p. mustard
Si cur mitf , - J1 Up. . celery
i cuij viiuiar J . Mi'.'?
I tbs. auirnr ' 5 I '. butter4 or
tsp. salt other fat
Feat the eggs, add all the Ingredi
ents except the fat, and cook in a
double boiler , tjiitll thickened. Stir
constantly, and Just before removing
from. the, lire,, ndd (ttie fat. I'mir over
tlit'c:tlo4 vhile- hot. if 'j-rvcl ss
a cold slaw, , chill after the dressing
Is added."
. J 2.11 Out )f ' tlie Ordinary
A letter was delivered to a Haiti
more address 3.1 yejirs laif. This Is un
usual ns there ar; vory fev inside
coat pockets that will wear that long
i1i0er any circumstances, nnd very few
firftlinnds who could carry a letter
abound for 3," years "without' stumbling
across It by accident Detroit.
WITH THE.HANDS,
SHALLOW; PAN:
The following reclpa Is furnjshed by
the bureau of home economics;
4 cups ground raw 1 cupi milk
' vent ' ' cup chopped
1 cup finely diced onion
' ealt pork ,1 cup fine dry
tba, Hour . : ( " bread crumba
H, cup chopped 'I ti-p. aalt
-;-elery H tup. pepper
i eup chopped" : tp.- celery
TMirster ' - ' w4
:;I"ry the salt pork untl brown and
crisp and remove the pieces from the
un. Make white sauce of the milk,
Hour, and three tnblespoonfuls of the
Jiork drippings, and ndd to thli the
hrend crumbs nnd seasonings. Com
tine nil Ingredients, using the hands
ro mix thoroughly. The mixture will
lmve a sticky . 'consistency,' Lay a
Jilece of pnrelnnen paper ou a rack
Jui nn open roasting pan. Mold the
jment loaf on the paper with the
jmnds. Hake In a moderate over
:i."0 degrees F.) for one and u qimr
er hours. Do not cover the pan und
iflo not add water to tt. Remove the
4onf from the paper and serve hot, or
Jhlll it for slicing cold.
Rivera of Sam Name .., ,
i There are four Red rlvera In th'
United States, one In Texas and Okla
loina, that empties luto . the Mtssh
lppl; one la KentuiKs, enipytjngjntoi
he. Kentucky river ;'one In Wisconsin,
emptying into the Wolf river, and the
Ibther, a small Steam In middle Ten
nessee, entering the Cumberland river
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CALL THE ti Pi C.AilS '
Tlie teacher was teach'lp his clryii
about parrot fever, ' and' wifrBed' 'f hi
pupil never to kits anlnini 'or fclMt '
especially parrots, canaries, and f q on
"Can you give me an Instance.
Jackie?" ho asked. 4 "! 'r'-' ' 1 ;
"Yc, sir my Aont Enilly itjd,toi
kiss her lap-dog 1" ,, , i . ,.
'Yes, and . . .r '
' "And it died, slrT Lustlgo1 Koiner
Eeltung (Cologne), , hvi, i ) . '
!
PORTABLE TYPEtER'
"He take hi typewriter in hi ci
with1 him everywhere he goe." s
"She's the portable kind, I guesi,'
, . Books nd Pyobleme
We read of probkme sfreat'and imaiL
No norillat rell:s. i
Tie freateit problemi of them all t
Are paytn' rent and txa.
I i j . llSd
Depot Literature
There's one good- tWnz, ahpu JoUr
railroad," laid the tourist to the con
ductor on the MogquIiiS'bay rin'e
"What's thatr was the surprised
Query. , . "
"lonr time talks. They don't si
ways get the "farts quite right bal
they are never sensational."
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"i ? V Whr Vtvutrill J
M'm very tired," said the lady at
the bead of the supper table one Sun
day evening. 5
'YOtt hoBldnte,,,A4kr'sVr mlh
Ister, who had been asrkea i to ti
evening meal; "yon haven't preach!
two sermons today."
MlJ )iuinIl
fy, ''but I listened to thcAi."
5-
What Will Baconian. Say?
First Tig The devil quotes Scrip
ture. for hi purpose. J
r-econa 1 ig vwiat aid you sayt f
First Tig Shukespeare never
peats.
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Second Fig But' tfienf "ybn"re"oot
Shakespeore, : ..... v, , t , v
First Pig Same thing. I'm Bacon.
Vancouver frovicqej ( J t
Something f
"Has your son's college education
proved of any real value?"
,"Yes, Indeed. It's entirely cured his
mother of bragging anout nlra.
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BOVINE OBJECTION
"College boys cntt'tJ'rVrt;' tfielr Vay
to Europe on entile U anjlonger?''
"No the cattle kicked?' ' r
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Cueaainf, ,1-J ,U,
A man will atrugsle hard and f
To sain what he ,estemi auocuta.
lie wine It: faela tlutt he -5,1a wron
And atrtrls tn on aluothir 'gtiape. "
l ,
Hia Idea of CoailrkieD'
"Is iillgglns a considerate juaq?"'
"Not ext'ictly. " ire'l"sMorlo If tlioje
people -who think lt-tr' art rlglit U
trump on your feet as often as thoy
choose, provided they say 'Extir$
me I' every time." J 7
; V'
i Tha Sarcaatic Lover :
"And ufler wo'fe married, dear,
wo'U never qunrrelund tight like oth
er people." 7
"Y you mean we'll have nn entire
ly new and original method." .'.
, vn,.iou 9Daiki, v
"What happened to jur new 61
watch, Gladys? It looks like ltijtd
been run over by a truck." 5
"Not a bit of It, honey; last njglt
Charlie held my wrist while heaves
kissing me."
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