Show I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Dorothy Dix V WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 7r By CARL KUHN n You’ve Then concentrate your energies on a garden at kitchen or side door -- Here’s a plan for a garden you pocket-handkerchi- ef Do After She is Married — -Men Should Learn Her Habits Before Proposing — How to Pick a Wife — can It is a queer thing that when a man goes to pick out a wife he so rarely tries to get a picture of her agkinst the background of her own hoipe In fact in these days when girls so generally meet their dates with their hats on ready to go out" to some place of amusement many on them from working so that a man marries a young woman daughter might keep her red nails without having penetrated further out of the dishwater he would have into the house in which she lives a surefire tip that she would make than the front haL' or sampled her one of the "gimme” wives who mother’s cooking worked their husbands to death to That Is a pity because it keeps pay their bills and give them trips the man from getting any line to Europe and winters in Florida f upon the girt and what kind ef a and summers in the mountains 9' wife she Is likely to make as he In her home Arabella Observing In would if he had seen her her circle the young man could note whether or not her parents sisters and brothers were afraid of her By that means he could figure out just about how much temper and tongue he would have to stand for if he married her He would know that if Father didn’t dare sit around in his house slippers when his feet hurt him after a hard day’s work if Mother hesitated to speak lest Arabella criticize her grahimar or pronunciation and if the children khew better than to touch any of Arabella’s belongings It would be the part of prudence to leave Arabella for a better man than he But on the other hand if the young man saw that Arabella was at her best in her family circle if she was her father’s chum and her mother's helper and the playmate of her little brothers and sisters if she was sweet and gay and unselfish in her everyday life and particularly if he noted that her home was a place of peace and rest and comfort and that her parents treated each other with affection and consideration then he would make no mistake if he rushed such a girl to the altar as quickly as he could get her there For wives are homemade Ninety-nin- e girls out of a hundred follow the pattern their mothers set them They treat their husbands as they have seen their mothers treat their fathers They are thrifty or wasteful neat or slovenly good cooks or bad good- natured or nagging just as their mothers were before them That is why it is so important for a man to get a girl’s background before he marries her DOROTHY DIX 23 Flowers for Garden Vase Guests Will Like Spring little time for gardening? Learn About Women As a Girl Acts in Her Owi Home So Is She Likely to family circle noted her attitude to her parents and her sisters and brothers and theirs to her Every girl Is glamorous when she has on her party clothes and her party disposition and Is surround ed by an atmosphere of flowers and lights and music But not every girl Is a peach when she has on her home clothes and her home manners and is enveloped in an aroma of fried liver and onions And alas there are so few parties in marriage and such a superabundance of family life! Hence the importance of a young man trying to learn all he can about the sort of people a girl’s father and mother -- are how she has been reared how fehe treats her family and what sort of a home she has before he pops the question for that will tell him the kind of a wife she will make There would be virtually no divorces if every man proposed in the cold hard light of a girl’s own parlor at 11 a m ingtead of jn the moonlight at 11 p m with the saxophone sobbing hot music in the distance ' Now among the things that a man would have a chance to find out about a girl if he saw her at home instead of at night clubs would be whether or not she was Mother’s spoiled darling If from the time Lulu was born Mother had adored her petted her and indulged her every whim and had never crossed her will or denied hep anything and If Mother thought that the whole world should sacrifice itself for Lulu’s pleasure he would be a wise youth and save himself much grief and alimony if he would beat a retreat on the safe side of the altar For Mother’s petted darlings are the yellow wives who throw up their Jobs and quit when they find that their husbands won’t make doormats of themselves as Mother did for them to trample over Ho would also have the opportunity of making a pretty fa-'- estimate of how selfish and a girl was If she was dressed like Solomon in all his glory while the remainder of the family looked as if they had been fished out of the ragbag if she had a dozen pairs of fancy pumps while their shoes were patched if she monopolized the living room and the family hands had callouses car if Mother's — - 1937 au the Females who eves liveo were 0NC 0ep°RE THE OTHER AROUND center of we earth toe leaoer TO ENCIRCLE TOE HAVE 5689 WOULD GLOBE BEFORE t TOE AST ONE EVEN to TOE wouuo TiMES START V 2 00 YaRO $ace Powder Has been used FOR ORlVES ARE OROINARY TO MRRJoRtE KHRPP 4C000 VERRS 9-- Y FRR-QL- O GOLF A ORRVEL Madeline is the English form of the Hebrew Magdalena meaning high tower” or "one from Magdala” It has been estimated by authorities that since the dawn of civilrzatiomtose t o"on e a n cTo n e half trilhan people have lived on the earth! Of these 751000000000 were females — including our present -- feminine world population of one billion Allowing one foot for each female It will be found that the leader traveling at the rate of three miles per hourwould haveJcLwalk continuously for 5412 years before the last one got started In the world’s population there is an average of one male to every female PLAYGIRL — By (Continued from Preceding Page) she could ” give ydu all the -ls Julie Anne Moore of this she would have attached no importance to it since those meetings had been of a strictly business In our school we have opportunities for learning many things outside the books We have many shops many activities In which chil dren experiment feel themselves out One of these activities Is the office work of the school Children are assigned in pairs to the differ' ent offices to learn the routine of the work done there Two little girls of the highebt I Q’s were assigned to my office ono day They serve 40 minutes dally for some weeks They take care of people who come to the office escort visitors attend to little details that keep things moving I noticed that the little smoothly girls were very polite very studious anxious to do the right thingand afraid of making a mistake There was a duster In a case in in the cabinet but they never touched it though the dust lay thick on their table Somebody had to show them the duster and the dust They sat in their chairs and studied but they made no effort to do anything else of their own initiative Onelmornmg a boy left a package "What shall we do with this package Mr Patrl?” "What is it?" Given for Boilec Tongue Fruit Salad Recipes now to give you outdoor beauty the summer long and cut flowers for your "house with little effort and expense Make a small concrete pool -- or just sink a tub for a goldfish and lily pool and place a comfortable glider beside it Plant buddleia or butterfly bushes now at the corners of your outdoor living room They’ll reach full height by midsummer and give a wealth of graceful lilac-lik- e spikes of bloom Hardy whitep hlox will thrive near by Qahlias m purplish of bloom Hardy white phlox will insure privacy— and armfuls of cut flowers Zinnias ind the new odorless marigolds bloom piofusely whether the season is wet or dry hot or cool Tuck in a few tuberoses lor their enchanting fragrance In the shelter of the house wall So plant hardy chrysanthemums often they protected supply Thanksgiving bouquets Our booklet Com Souffl- e-- — By LOUISE BENNETT WEAVER SI red Tongue Frozen Fruit Salad Corn Souffle Creamed Mushrooms KlpV Olives Spiced Peaches Rolls Currant Jelly Straw berries Coffee DAHMAS QOq "Garden Flowers to Grow and Cut" tells how to get fullest Value from a small space All about water lilies shrubs vines bulbs perennials and hnnuals t Frozen Fruit Salad Send 15c for our booklet "Garden Flowers to Grow and Cut” to The Tribune-TelegraHome Service Bureau Salt Lake City Utah Write plainly your name address and the name of booklet One cup diced pineapple 1 cujf diced pears Vj cup diced apricots 4 cup red cherries 1 tablespoon lemon juice 4 cup whipped cream3 cup mayonnaise Mix the ingredients and freeze four hours in a tray in the mechanical refrigerator i Corn Souffle n Three s butter 8 flour 2 cups milk 4 cup chopped cooked greeiv peppers 4 cup chopped cooked xeleryr 2 table-spoons chopped pimientos 1 tablespoon chopped onion 1 tablespoon chopped parslev 4 teaspoon salt4 teaspoon paprika 14 oups cooked-cor3 egg whites 3 egg yolks beaten Melt' the butler Add the flour' and when mixed add the milks' Cook until a thick creamy sauce-form-s stirring constantly Add the seasonings and corn Cook two minutes Add the yolks and beat one Fold in the whites Fill minute ring or round mold which has been full well buttered about Bake 40 minutes in a pan of hoti - 2-- DOOR ST CP ’ "We don’t know ” Your Horoscope l ’ m Smoked Boiled Tongue One tongue (about 4 pounds) J bay leaf 4 whole cloves 2 celery leaves 2 onion slices water - — Scrub “the tongue with a stiff brush Cover by three lnchei With cold water and soak three hours or -longer (This removes the excess salt ) Cover by four Inches with water after the tongue has been placed in a cooking kettle Add the— rest of the ingredients Cover and simmer four hours or until the tongue Is verv tender when tested with a fork Remove from the stock and place upon a platttr Cut oft the thick skin and excess fat or muscle "Better open it and see " Silence for a moment while they the studied package neatly wrapped imd securely tied It was clearly Libeled with a publisher's ‘ARIES’ mestic life should not be very happy name and carried a large red label tliespecialiy if you have a husband that shouted books to the postal If Apf-i- 7 Is are similar to your best hours for you on this date are lwose service and to him who ran by 15 8 10 from 15 to m a from 3 15 "We’ll have to have a pair of child born on Apnl 7i to 5 15 p m and from 7 15 to 915 from the time it learns to usuaiiy scissors” talk is Silence p m Thesdanger periods are from outspoken very loyal bright and “Mr Patri do you know where 615 to 8 15 a m from 5 15 to 715 amenable to reason This youngster we eould get a pair of scissors?” p m and from 915 to 1115 p m will have perhaps very little diffiIf a woman and April 7 is your culty in making “Where would you think you its way through life birthday you probably have a successfully might find them?” A long pause If a man and April 7 is your natal strongly developed dramatic '’in"Maybe up on the top floor in stinct a love for things of artistic day you may stand a better chance worth as well as unusual Ulterior of -- making money by conservative tlie millinery room” decorating ability You may bo in- meihojds than through speculative “Not nearer”” clined to have too many irons in ventures As a doctor lawyer engiout the drawer “Suppose you pull the fire at one time Be wise and neer teacher writer builder poliof your table ” concentrate your energies in doing tician financier or broker you "Oh we didn’t know there was a one thing exceptionally well Select should become very prosperous ' And are Oh here drawer they some line oj activity and do not let Successful People Born on lots of things we need too" attention be diverted from It April 7: These were bright children They your social be activities you may Francis C Lowell manufacturer wanted to be useful One said she Through able to advance your business in- William Ellery Channing clergythought she wanted to be a private terests As a publicity agent- - sales- man Lewis Nixon ship builder and secretary to a business executive lady insurance broker educator politician Francis W Pickens and the other thought she was going artist musician or author you mayi statesman George H Horn entoto be a librarian But neither of be able to build up a large income’ mologist Henry Eagle naval ofthem had ever been trained to do There Is no reason why your do- - ficer the simple ordinary things of every day like opening a package of books ' We trained them to be useful in the office They learned to receive visitors escort them to the room they wanted to visit and leave them there They learned to take telephone calls and send them out They began to take responsibility for what went on within their range of duties nature Matt had said Fannie wytld be She was walking slowly now home tomorrow but suddenly she going back over those difficult since Chet had come to her knew she would not wait until to- months She must see Fannie at room one evening and told her morrow haltingly ‘Tve lost everything Enid once tonight' — my credit It isn’t easy She went to her room pulled on to including tell you this but you can't possia light coat snatched up a hat and bly open the Miami place It isn't moved quietly along the hall Chet ours any longer We don’t own so was where she had left him in the much as a stick of furniture and living room the open newspaper I can’t borrow enough to pull us hiding all save his long legs and his out of it” hands Poor Chet! Always What had troubled her that night she would say that of Chet and feel the very real compassion for and through the weeks that followed him that inspired it He was fine was not so much that they had and good and lovable but in some been comfortably rich and were now poor but that Chet seemed way she couldn't explain he was so pitifully to have lost his grip Tears had helpless so like a little boy who welled up in his eyes while he talked trying tQ extricate himself from one and paced the floor his hands shook difficulty entangles himself in an- and his voice carried a note of other! He had been so pleased to that was so unlike the think he had found a way to reCharles Brooke she had married pudiate his obligation to Ancell-nothe who had refused to admit realizing that he had in effect- evenChet the possibility of failure — ing his own escape committed her Almost at once she had thought less to an hardly obligation Green Net Frocks if she told him of Anthony Ancell Not only be she was execrable Perhaps only surprised not shocked was Dancing evenings reveal plenty of now at once that she did not love cause Ancell enormously when Chet phoned her the condition colorful frocks Pale green net worn because was but he her he would be able to find wealthy But it hadn’t matimposed Anthony over a matching taffeta has brief Stephen husband's law a and partner logical tered Chet But with the some other way agree to give her might sleeves formed by masses of green first to she person But approach toward the living room divorce but he couldn't make her a flowers The heart-shape- d door step could and fabric to not yellow Chet that he suggest she knew she could not do it Quick! use this decolletage makes it a nice Abruptly she turned back and hur- go to see Anthony Whatever was divorce him And some day she specialized aid for debbie or for her older ried toward the elevator a choice for done must have the appearance at would tell him nose and upper Climbing the stairs to Fannie’s sister least of having been by Chet himthroat where most A Traffic Jam Sandra remembered she apartment self he to were If a on hold get colds start Helps still had her duplicate key She let The limousine was locked In a himself if he were to his regain prevent many colas traffic jam in the narrow street he must herself in without knocking and and Strong Drafts tube and spoke never know his wife had pointed the called Fannie’s name There was Be certain you are not cooking in Enid picked up Ihe He no answer She crossed the room said he was way out of his difficulties to the chauffeur strong drafts causing the flame to afraid and called again Fannie was not they would be held up for blow out from under the sides of Loathed Seif there time He tjhought perhaps he Va-tro-h-ol the kettles This is not only danger- some so And Anshe had telephoned should walk ahead and investigate Passing the little desk 'her eyes ous but you are wasting gas “Very well” Enid said "and thony and at luncheon next day flicked over the white square of hurry!” had told him frankly what she formal note paper lying on the blue blotter but she was half way across Five minutes later the chauffeur wanted and why her husband must the room before something in that He said a speeding ctune back not y know she what was doing And fleeting glance registered In her car had turned Into the with though Anthony seemed to be in consciousness 'Street and collided head-o- n something vaguely familiar that sent her back to the two tnachines about to turn into the complete her with plan sympathy avfcnue desk feeling a little guilty Two of the cars were he managed to continue the discusBut when she saw the signature badly damaged and there was no sion to a second lunpheon engageshe snatched the note up and and change of moving until a wrecker ment ’and a third— without giving arrived his definite promise to help He read it without compunction: The chauffeur had opened the had said at that "My dear Miss Roberts: I have "I’ll last meeting door to explain Enid stepped out read your letter with much interest in touch And Enid” with get you ’Til walk” she said "It’s only a there the matter had rested until and am inclined to agree that in I’ll call the garage few blocks that afternoon when Chet had fairness to you I should take no action until I have your version of when I want you to come for me” bluntly accused her of Fifth ave- around” with Ancell and "running “Presently Enid was on — — always what you so quaintly describe as an — nue Later hours later she was the of this would fill her ’innocent infatuation’ If you are at my home between to remember sh had not told the with memory a deep loathing' for herself — unable to call 9 o’clock this evening chauffeur where she was going she had face in front 8:30 and his slapped Angry with Sandra and with her of Sandra and David who at the please reply to that effect by the self for letting “the child” irritate moment entered the room messenger who brings this to you Otherwise I shall expect you her so she had felt that a head' to That she had gone night ache was inevitable and she had "Martha Ancell" home Marto see ostensibly said shortly: "Drive to a drug store tha Sandra stood glued to the floor to be seen'by Anthony actually and get me a small box of aspirins’’ to remind him groping for one lurid thought by her presence that Then And when the chauffeur had come she was she was in motion again inanswer And an for waiting out of the pharmacy and handed tent on reaching Anthony Ancell’s said when had Anthony quickly her the small tin and climbed into Martha was out of the room "I've home as quickly as possible his seat again she had snapped in that little matter for Copyright 3937 by Juhe Anne answer to his very natural question arranged Your System Can Actually Enid He can have as much Moore "Fifth avenue of course” As if he Charles he needs I’ll call him tonight” Starve at a Banquet It It Isn't Getting the must know she was going to call as She did not trust Anthony and To be continued Mrs Anthony Ancell Which he Minerals that Enable you to USE Foodl on did not know and he was still wonThousands Report Correction of such Deficiencies by using dering whyihe “of course” and what he was supposed to do after they Kolpam all— Rich Mineral Coricentrale from the lea Oalns reached the avenue when Enid deef I to 19 lbs la few Weeks — Rugged New Heellh — cided to walk and left the limousine Deed Resistance She was— later when It -- was Don’t be fooled by good you srs skinny weak tired- out sickly unable to gam sn ounce of flesh or strength no mattes terribly Important — to remember what jew eat You may actually be suffering from every word she had spoken to the meat Doctors now know that unless the food you eat contains chauffeur and thank her lucky certain minerals essential for the body s chemical processes even e stars she had been so reticent lot of food can fail to yield adequate nourishment Digestion in such cases is incomplete assimilation poor end digested food isn t Now however her thoughts were being changed to energy strength sod flesh of Sandra and of Martha Ancell In Kelpamalt the new ueeral concentrate from the sea minerals And she found herself wondering if essential to these body processes are available in their naturally there were any connection between occurring form such as assimilable iron copper calcium phosphorus and others all contributing to the supply of vital minerals what Sandra had told her and Marneeded for digestion and assimilation Most important is Kelpatha’s invitation Martha had said on malt s natural iodine not the chemical liquid kind) This is the the phone ’Tve arranged a little substance scientists say that it vitally important to the health and proper functioning of blood liver and glands Kelpamalt is Informal program Enid You’ll be richer in iodine thin oysters hitherto considered the best source thrilled Come up between 8:30 and Try Kelpamalt for a single week Thousands report they ere 9 o’clock I promise not to keep you amazed at the improvement Kelpamalt hat brought them Gams of 9 to 19 lbs in a few weeks are not uncommon new strength new There’s that’s long “ And though Enid knew Marenergy better digestion and elimination They eat better sleep tha had never forgiven her for Anbetter and almost invariably say they now feet fine Kelpamalt costs but little to use and results are guaranteed or money bark thony's persistent attentions to his Sold at all good drug stores Beware of imitations! Insist oo the all partner's wife she had not found it creamy genuine Seedoi Kelpamalt in her heart to reject this friendly gesture -athat’s That Martha knew of her recent meetings with Anthony did not occur to Enid And if she had thought help-fullne- ss start Luncheon -y-our-birthday °he table-sDoon- table-sooo- — -- - two-thir- water Smart Beach Dress It isn't easy to distinguish be- -' tween some of the new beach cos tumes and the fancy dress outfit For Instance one girl wears a green-- ’ zephyr knit suit that has quilting in matelasse effect' Over this she wears a white fishnet skirt held at the waist hy a draw-striLarge straw hat Is of white gold and green ish-gol- d all-ov- er ng For Quicker Sweetening first sniffl6 self-respe- Vicks one-wa- An Unique Product of a Famous Brand — m An-cell- ’a n only one pure shortening at spoonable and temperatures nd SNOWDRIFT and n -- m s s © Ivinn dj aidclk standard granulated Supplementing the U and 1 QUICK DISSOLVING provides a d “widely favored for kitchen and table use Very dissolves and diffuses rapidly in'preparing food and in and on fruits You’ll like U and I QUICK DISSOLVING long-establish- ed quick-sweeteni- sugar sugar it fine-graine- " j drinks sugar MISS RUTH CHAMBERS will demonstrate the use of U and I Quick Dissolving Sugar at the Cooking School Coconut Grove Wednesday J in preparing — these templing desserts : Apricot Meringue Pie w Cake Merry-Go-Roun- d e PAYS TO KNOW YOUR GROCER! HE SELLS U and I SUGARS J' Sugar Co frombeets groun on intermounlain farm ’ Made by Vtah-Idah- o r |