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X i ANSWERS "Cook" asks: What can I use bacon scraps for after grease has been friend out. Use instead of shortening- in corn bread. Grind them uoyery fine and use cupful to quart cornmeal "and flour mixed.A'dd one tgg, little sugar, teaspoon baking powder and sweet triilk to make batter. "Young Girl" says her sweet heart is very jealous and wants to kpow what she can do to make him overcome feeling. Nothing. Jealous person is often selfish one and jealousness is but hurt vanity. J,How can I clean Undressed kid gloves?" Eloise Use fine cracker crumbs. Button gloves on hands and rub as if you were washing hands; When crumbs be come soiled change for clean. "Blue Eyes" asks if girl should Write ndte of thanks to man for music he has sent her if she does not owe him a letter. Sure thing. irs oniy Deing pome. "Wdrried girls" says that her sweetheart is good and true, but does no"t Want her to go any where without him not -even, to her sister's house. She wants' ad vince. Either go ahead and go where you please until he sees that you are not silly enough o yield to his selfishness or else drop him for another who has bet ter disposition. Think what your life would be with this man if he I cannot overcome the ugly trait? If you yield to him you are doing worst thing possible. See if you cannot reason him out of it and shame him into trying to over come it "Hubby" asks i What will make the complexion soft after shav ing. Mix together 1 ounce tinc ture of benzoin, 1 quart rosewater and 20 drops tincture myrrh. Pour little of this lotion into water in which you wash your face after shaving. Then use tal cum powder sparingly, t o o - , A Mistake. ' - Two tourists were traveling in Spain7 but they could not speak the native language, and found considerable difficulty in making known their wants. . . Eventually they came to a way side inn, and decided that they would partake of roast beef with the usual trimmings. "How shall we manage it?" asked one. "Oh, we'll draw a picture of a bull!" replied the other. The waiter was handed the drawing, and left them, apparent ly to execute their order. Then he came back, but he had no "stealning plate of roast beef and Yorkshire. Instead, he csAvrC ly handed them two tickets for a bull-fight! Sarah tSalkin, 16; -713 S. Paul ina st, left home Wednesday evening to visit girl friends. Hasn't been seen since. f