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HOLIDAY GLITTER—Its the latest thing to own a chafing

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Priced ot $20.85, the illustrated dish is made of copper.

A luxury item for your household, it is available on Block's fifth

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Housewife's Efficiency Often Not Appreciated

By RUTH MILLETT “GQKILL is definitely not appreciated in the home—only

expected” says a worhan reader who claims she is a “member in good standing of the ‘I hate housework

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women of America. There's. some truth in what

ghe says. Many a wife who has managed by her own industry and ingenuity

to become an expert cook, a clever decorator, a skilled hostess, an efficient and economical housekeeper and so on, gets nothing like the appreciation and awed admiration she should get from her family. She does every job she tackles so. well that excellence tends to be expected, rather than appreciated. But even in these families. Mom is probably rated higher than she thinks by her husband and children. They may be stingy with their praise. But if such a woman will listen carefully to their talk, she will probably find out that they do realize she is pretly good at her job, even if they don’t take the trouble to keep felling her so.

» » » A TEEN-AGE daughter may not say: “You're a wonderful mother.” But when she criticizes a friend's mother for never being at home, or not

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understanding her daughter or whatever, she is really comparing this other mother unfavorably with her own. "A man may not praise his wife for being a good manager, but if he asks her advice about financial matters and trusts her to get the most out of his pay check, he is showing his faith in her ability. » ” » AND SO IT goes. Sure, Mom would like some outright compliment from her family. But the fact that they are rare does not necessarily mean she isn’t appreciated. If she is convinced her family doesn’t appreciate her—all she needs to do i8 find an excuse for leaving them on their own for a week or so. That is always an eye-opener for the family who takes her completely for granted.

Red-Green Salad

Looking fora red and green salad for Christmas? Then try this one. Combine one-half cup each chopped red maraschino cherries and chopped walnuts with one-fourth cup chopped green maraschino cherries. Combine with one tablestuff into eight pear halves. Chill thoroughly before serving.

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PIECES FOR DINING—Solid cherry units trimly styled. _

Furniture Spacesaving Stressed

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Of medium bracket price, the Early American The drop leaf tables look living room, are equally ready for

pieces are flexible. well in a dining duties. .

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Safety Play Often Can Be Substituted

Mr. Muzzy won the opening diamond lead with the queen and promptly led a small club ten. He was elated when the ten held. “Throw the play over here, partner,” he said, proudly. Mr. Heinsite was not amused. Sometimes. it appears that he hates to see his partner make a winning play as it leaves him nothing to talk about after the hand. » . » AT TRICK three Mr. Muzzy cashed the ace of clubs and led another one, After this there was no way to keep him from making his bid. “Well, how did. I look on that one?” he asked smiling. “In a word, terrible,” replied Mr. Heinsite, “What do you mean? I made it didn’t 1.” “You should have safetyplayed the clubs,” said Mr. Heinsite. “Suppose Abel's sigleton had been the jack. Then you would not have won three club tricks. You might have made the contract by going after some other suit, but you

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Colorful Salad

Arrange slices of pale green, buttery-rich avocado in a circle on garnished salad plates.

Center with a ball of cream

cheeses rolled in ¢ - maraschino cherries, Serve ith French dressing. It's a perfect

have made, playing (it your way?” asked Mr. Muzzy.

8.8.8 MR. HEINSITE ignored this, |

as the answer was nine, the same as Mr. Muzzy actually made. “The standard safety

play: with this combination of cards,”

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cash the ace first, then go to |

your hand and lead a small one toward the ten. “That way you win three club tricks against any division of the suit, provided it's not worse than 4-1. This is the standard safety play with this combination of cards.”

“You said thaty” commented |

Mr. Muzzy. “All right!!” barked ' Mr. Heingite. “The point is, do you understand it?" “Yes, I've got it now,” Mr. Muzzy replied. And on the very next hand (see tomorrow’s column) Mr, Muzzy Mr, Heinsite's favorite saying that “a little learning is & dangerous thing.” =

Perfume Is Easy To Select.

N the female, tastes vary. |

So do hat and glove and sweater sizes. There. are preferences in colors, in shapes, and certainly, in styles, That's what makes really successfyl Christmas shopping a difficult problem when there are ladies on your list, And that's what makes many a recipient rushing back to the exchange counter on Dec. 26. But, fortunately for the sanity of the harried shopper, there is

one typically feminine gift that's

always welcome, always in good taste, always fits perfectly. That infallible Christmas gift is perfume or cologne. To every discriminating woman, Christmas means, among othgr things, that happy period when -her supply of perfume is replinishéd. No matter what the

size of the fragrance, such a |

gift is bound to be cherished.

Mrs. V. M. Miller To Be Hostess

Mrs. V. M. ‘Miller, 2957 N.,

Talbot Ave. will be hostess at | 10:30 a. m. Monday to mem~ | bers of the Zerelda Wallace |

WCTU.

The program will include de- '

votions = conducted by Mrs,

iiarold O'Brien and a talk #%

highlighting the state convention by Mrs. Lora Lackey. Members. will bring gifts of canned fruits for the Wheeler Mission Christmas basket. A covered dish luncheon will be: served. :

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YOU pay:a hospital call on

a person who is seriously ill,

WRONG: Tell him about other patients in the hospital and give him the details of . their illnesses. RIGHT: Don’t burden him with anyone else's troubles, or depress himr by talking about illness. 2 . ” J » YOU stop to speak to an acquaintance you haven't seen in several months. WRONG: Say: “I'm glad to see you looking better. I didn’t think you looked at all well the last time I saw. you.” RIGHT: Tell the person he is looking well ‘and ‘let it go at that. . No one likes to hear how bad he once looked and “some people are actually alarmed by such comments,

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