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From my hilltop cabin where the east wina dallies, I shall see the treasures Time has * deified. Copyright.—WNU Barrio*. ung jdP' .-mWM Kn/vu/ AflOW X,- t ^ «■ P AUL BIGOT, member 'of the Institute of France, constructed this beautiful model of the city of Home In the time of the Caesars, on a scale 400 times smaller than the actual dimensions of the buildings. At the left Is the Circus Maximus, with the Coliseum at the right, above which Is the Imperial Forum with the templet of Con stantine and Venus. The Tiber follows the edge of the model at the top of the picture, past the Palatine and the Capitol BEDTIME STORY FOR CHILDREN By THORNTON W. BURGESS —Looking lovely around the house la aa art worth cultivating; It Isn't a luxury to have good-looking morning frocks. It's just a matter of choosing the right designs. The frock In the Illustration la-ao^ comfortably trim that It is nice to do your housework in, and yet, It has so many delightful fashion details that you can actually use the same pattern to make an afternoon or street dress. For morn ings make It of one of the checked, striped or figured new cottons. For afternoons* use sheer cotton or silk. _ Pattern 9937 may be ordered only In sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44..Stae 16 requires 3% yards 36-lnch fabric. Complete, diagrammed sew chart Included. Send FIFTEEN CENTS In coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this pattern. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ■' ADDRESS, the STYLE NUMBER and SIZE. Send your order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 232 West Eighteenth St, New York. PETER FINDS A FBlEMmt TROUBLE S EEING Farmer Brown's Boy coin ter Rabbit decided that that was no' place for him, so be scampered for the Green Forest llpperty-lfpperty-llp. Just wltWn the edge of the Green For est he caught sight of something which for the time being put all thought of Farmer Brown's Boy out of. his head. Fluttering on the ground was a bird than whom not even Glory the Cardinal was more beautiful. It was about the size of Redwing the Black bird. Wings and tall were pure black, and all the rest was a beautiful scar let It was Redcoat the Tanager. At first Peter had eyes only for the won derful beauty of Redcoat Never be fore bad he seen Redcoat so close at handr Then quite suddenly It came over Peter that something was wrong, and he hurried forward to see what the trouble might be. Redcoat beard the rustle of Peter's feet among the dry leaves and at once vf^MILESj* NO TROUBLE “Henry,'' said Mrs. Clipping In one of her tearful moods, “If 1 were to die, would you mourn for me?' “CertaTnTy I wouTdTmy dear.” re- piled Mr. Clipping, as he scanned the financial page. “And would you visit my—boo-boo —grave sometimes?'' “Of .course. Why do you ask sooh a foolish question T You know the cemetery Is on the way to the gol f links.''—News (Dallas). Safety First “la Madge still looking for her Ideal man?" “Good heavens, not She’s far too busy looking for a husband.—London Answers. Smile 1 Patron (posing for photo)—What will these pictures cost me? Photographer—They’re $25 a dos- en. Now, look pleasant!—The Con- gregatlonallst. Somebody Is Asking Willie—Would, you marry a woman who la a great talker, or the other kind? Wallle—What other kind la there} “What la It, Redcoat? Has Something Happened to You?" began to flap and flutter In an effort to fly away, but be could not get off the ground. , * “What Is it. Redcoat? Has some thing happened to you? It la just Pe ter Rabbit You know you dont have anything to fear from me," cried Peter, The look of terror which had been In the eyes of Redcoat died out Ho . stopped fluttering and simply lay pant ing. “Oh, Peter,” he gasped, “yon don’t know how glad I am that It 1> only you. I've had a terrible accident, and I don't know what I am to do. can’t fly, and If I have to stay on the ground some enemy will be sure to get me. What shall I do, Peter? What shall I do?" J- —^ Right away Peter was full of sypi- pathy. “What kind of an accident was It, Redcoat, and how did it happen?' he asked. f “Broadwing the Hawk tried to ; catch me,“ sobbed Redcoat —*4n dodg- ing him among the trees I was heed less for a moment and did. not see ju where I was going. I struck a shar “After all a vegetarian diet roads to a meat eater,” says tltlan Til lie, “tike a bunch of botany.” pointed dead twig and drove it right through my right wing." Redcoat held up his right wing and, sure enough, there was a little twig sticking oot from both sldee close up tirtbe shoulder. The wing was breed ing a little. “Oh, dear, what ever shall I do, Pe ter Rabbit? What ever shall I do?” sobbed Redcoat “Does It pain you dreadfully?” asked Peter. Redco’at nodded. “But I don't mind the pain," he hastened to say. “It is the thought of what may happen to me." 1 0> T. W. Burg«M.—WNU Barr Ice. it in its beginning the] American newspaper g very amall affair* The! Boston News-Letter, one of j the first newspapers pub-1 Ibhcd in America,-Aprill 24, 1704, waa printed onl half a sheet of paper IVixliVi inches. It| |-contained one adver tisement—that of the proprietor. eecOw. Konupw SyaScM* WNU Senrtca “British Isles'* Simple Cave* Much happiness Is simply an unex pected escape from trouble. Smooth Off Ugly Freckles, Blackheads Natan’s Why Here is an inexpensive, futefar way to ■kin beauty—a way that has been tested and trusted by women for over a genera tion. Yon can whiten, clear and freshen your complexion, remove Ml of blackheads, freck- oarsenemlntsodqi a. Just apply Nam* RUarfifag Cream at ma tonight No mas* g, no rubbing. NadL 4 bedtime I blackheads, maddymOow color. You i until rrtsot long to; creamy-white, lovely. Get a large box of NADINOLA. only 50c. No long waiting, gpdhappoist Ancient Proverb He that has a head of wax must not walk in the sun. CONSTIPATED SEVERAL GOOD THINGS C'OR a warm day try the following r cooling and delightful dish: Jellied Consomme. Dissolve two tablespoonfuls of gel- atln lft“one-fourth of a cupful of cold water. Dissolve In one quart of hot consomme. Pour Into bouillon cups and chill, or pour Into a shallow pan and when chilled cut Into cubes or beat with a fork, before serving In the cups. Cucumber Jelly. Orate enough peeled cucumbers to make a pint, season with salt, pepper, paprika, olive oil and vinegar—two of oil and one of vinegar. Add one tea spoonful of gelatin softened In two teaspoonfnls of cold water, dissolve the cucumber and mix well. In the bottom of each individual mold, place a half walnut meat/ then pour In the cucumber mixture. Serve turned out BONfPX “Pop, what Is technic?” “Fleecing lambs.” C. Bell Syndic*!*.—WNU Service. on lettuce leaves and top with a tea- spoonful of mayonnaise. A little grat ed onion added to the cucumber will Improve It for most people. Melba Pastry. Take one cupful of oven-dried crumbSr- when a golden -brown- put through a food chopper. Mix well with one-third of a cupful of sugar, one teaspoonful of cinnamon and four tablespoonfuls of butter. Line a large pie plate with the mixture and bake in a slow oven for 20 minutes. Allow the crust to cool, then pour in the cooled filling. Banana Custard. Slice three ripe bananas Cook two beaten eggs, one-fourth cupful of cake crumbs and one cupful of milk two minutes or until the custard lightly coats the IpoorL Add two Raspoon- fuls of lemoji rind and stir In the ba nanas. Pour Into a greased baking dish, set In a pan of hot water and bake until the pudding is set Cover with a meringue and bitown. Deviled Crab. Melt three tablespoonfuls of butter, add two tablespoonfuls of flour and when well blended add one cupful of thin cream, one teaspoonful of paprika, a dash of cayenne, two egg yolks, two cupfuls of crab meat, one-half tea spoonful of lemon Juice, two-thirds of a cupful of buttered bread crumbs Mix and cook three minutes, place In a' buttered ramekin and cover with buttered crumbs Place a thin slice of lemon on top of each serving. Bake uatll brown. Garnish with parsley. • by Western Newapeper Union. The Magna Charts Is an oak tree near Hartford, Conn., containing the hidden charter of the state of Connec- ile_“ -.Z BONERS art actual humorous tid-bits found In examination pa pers, essays, etc., by teachers The British compelled the Ameri cans to. place tax stamps on all legal doctrines. a * e Beethoven remained deaf ever since s conductor boxed his ears and it has shone upon his work. * * * A moratorium is a place where dead bonOs and other relics are kept • • * Oral Question—Tell what you ca of Bonar Law. Answer—The prohibition law la known In England aa the boner law. see How are sardines caught? By throwing tin cans overboard. see Food passes from the mouth through the asparagus to the stomach. %. B4H eyed lest*.—WNU Servte*. After Her First Baby kH TO-NIGHT Ptt „ tums* reeasj&iflg- Ivy Poisoning Soocbe burning itching i quickly encThel L0SM7 POIRBI OF FAT—Mill NT Seen at the fashion promenade of the Dress Operators’ League of Amer ica In New York was this symphony In brown and white called “British Isles.” It is s summer costume con sisting of a white linen crash three- quarter-length coat, brown linen shirt, linen tie and brown felt hat T lest S7 lbs. by Salts end h bed bo ill eft didn't eat down oa a single “Napoleon of tbo Stamp” The title “Napoleon of the stump” was frequently applied to William Mc Kinley, who had a supposed resem blance to the Emperor Napoleon and who, during the Harrison campaign, traveled'more than 16,000 miles and In his own first campaign made over 300 speeches. recommend it to an£ oria who is overweight?* A. Ropiak, So. tukee. Wise. Cleveland Girls Learn Men’s Work win a ■■■■—», figure taka a upoonful of Krueehen Salto hi a & of hot water first j every morning. While fat la leaving yea gain in strength, health sad physi cal charm—look younger. Many physi cian* prescribe it and thousand* of fat folks all over the world have achieved •lenderneas. A jar lasts 4 weeks and costs hot a trifle at any drugstore. Bat protect yoar health—make sura you got Krasehen—it's the SAFE way to re duce and money beck' if not joyfully satisfied. Do you lack PEP? MALARIA I beM to* eo. Used for 4S yean tsr CMfc Fever, MsUrla and A General Tonic SOe sad HAS Al All 1 STOMACH SUFFERERS/ G irls wearing overalls and beys bustling around in kitchen aprous la the contradictory situation that greets visitors to morning rla—ns of the son Junior high school In Cleveland, Ohio. While the boys are 'fixing salads and beating cake batter, the girls take possession of the work benches wheru they art Just aa proud of their accompH^ments as tbs boys are of domestic science.