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Why the Girl Who Repents of Her Wild Youth Should Make a Good Mother-Why Do Beautiful Women so Often Marry, Homely Men ?

Dear MissDix-I am a girl of n, madly in love with a boy of I5, but I will not marry him for this reason: Prom the time I was 1e until I met this boy. which was three months ago. I was lust naturally rotten. 1 ran with a

crowd that didsvorythi-hl that was mo" ‘M mu‘);- od at those who were decent. I have told this boy about my put life. He wants to marry me anyway. but I am afraid that if I had children there might be o girl and l! lhl turned out the way 1 did. it would kill mo. luppoae she inherited tho wild streak from me. I don't feel that ! have any right to wish that curse on s child. Don't you think f arn right not to l-narry this young man under the circumstances?

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Oertainly not. ! see no reason why you should not marry the young man if he wants you to do so after knowing about the hectic liio you have lived. I think you are taking a morbid view of the situation.

Evidently under all oi your wrong doing there ls a very sound and sweet woman with a high sense of honor and honesty or else you would take your happiness without considering the harm you might possibly do your children. Evidently your sweetheart has discernment enough to see this and to know that you have found yourselr and that you will retrace your steps and never

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CONSTBUCTIVE REDUCING

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Daily A rgaments

Delicious Salads For Bridge Suppers

when one speaks of s constructive ro- ducing program’! Usually the over- weight woman thinks only in nsga-l tive terms of losing excess weight.‘ She stu ies caloric vslu s and uts. on her glsckllst all focfds thatpshe‘ “m” l5 “"3" w s” ‘hm “m” . considers fattening. and she becomesll-hlnl “i555 "my lust “gm m ‘uni thinner. but at what price! Her skinil" the bridge supper (unless it‘! I~ becomes flabby and sailow, there are‘3°°d m“ °f “use” l dark pouches under her eyes and she. 7'11"‘ 5'11"‘ “M d mm’ m“ °I ' 19,1, med ‘M nuvom, ishrimp, and one of chicken. will fit]

The bes t ro lo most cases and areeaaytopvropare well. who L, 105T“); Zmzhlnifﬁgl’ zzmzbeforehsnd. Suggestions u to whstl are greater than they were before. W’ 5"" “ml them m” ‘m’ b‘ he]? l

The way w avoid these difficulties iul is m think of reducing not merely,’ l

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in terms of tearing down excess fat,’

stray again from the straight and narrow path. l but of building up a good figure. A

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“Days goodbye m any languagc- I An enchanting frock oi lipstick red

silk crepe self-trimmed, with neck-l i lme softened by scarf collar with long ‘ loose ends falling over shoulders and ‘ reaching almost tn hem at back. 'Hogf.sehold Hints u~hlcn contributes new smsrtnoes. At '. -' By tubes-ta Leo wide girdle swathco tho hips of full‘ \ ‘ flaring skirt. Style No. (l! is designed‘- ‘ in sizes la, 1e, 20 years, se. til. 40 and. 42 inches bust measure. Oi printed slly crepe with the scarf collar either cf the print or oi plain harmonizing silk crepe it is very serviceable for it can be worn for ' town or resort. i Lelong blue crepe do chine, Ianvln green silk crepe, purple chlffm-l and chartreuse green goorgotto crepe are other smart suggestions. Price l5 cents in stamps or coin (coin prefer- red.) Wrap coin carefully.

The Sewing Machine

Use s new mucllage brush for clean- ing small crevices of the sewing; Knachine. Clean. particularly well.‘ around the needle bar, Then wash the brush and Put away for future use.

Grease

Sprinkle a little flour in the frying pan. and it will prevent the grease‘ 410m poppjng and gpgﬂgﬂng, l We suasest that when you send for

' Lb}! pattern. youenclose i0 cents ad-

Iads-f Dress ditional for a copy of our Fashion '- 1' . Magazine. It's lust ﬁlled with delight» To whiten a faded dress try boiling: iul styles, including smart ensembles it m cream of tartar water. ' and cute designs for the kiddies.

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woman who takes this constructive view of reducing will limit but not‘ eliminate proteins, starches, fats and‘ sweets from her diet. She will cat; plenty of leafy vegetables and fruits: and whole-grain cereals, as the re- ducing diet must provide sufficient! bulk. Tea and coffee and whit: bread do not make s good reducingi diet; these beverages encourage eon- stipstion, and the bread does not; "mil" "W important mineral salts‘ and vitamins which must be in every diet.

Exercise must be included in the reducing prosrsm in order to build‘ firm, healthy muscles in place oil the flabby fat. As the cushion of fat below the chin melts away the skin hangs in folds which looks worse than the original double chin. To‘. prevent this unsightly condition onei must not lose weight too fast in‘ the first place (a pound a week is enoughl, and then one must tone up the throat muscles by regular exer-. else. Neck exercises are very simple and consist of head turning. neck bending and rotating. After the brief

It is foolish of you to thinkpof giving up this wise and tolerant young man for fear that you might have a daughter who will do as you have done. We know far too little about heredity to 1st it inﬂuence us in making a dec- ision that will ruin the happiness of two lives. 5o dismiss this “ __“t from your mind. for why should your daughter bs doomed to inherit your wild streak when you didn't inherit your mother's puritanical streak7

Anyway. how a girl turns out dose not depend so much upon her hered- ity ss it does upon the woy lho is brought up. It is her mother's teaching that determines the way she shall go, not tho blood in nor veins. It isn't always the best women who make the but mothers, because sometimes a mother's very virtues put a limitation upon her ability to guide and direct lor children. Sometimes a woman's life has been so sheltered and she has been kept so unspottod from the world that she doesn't know what is going on in the world and has no conception cf the dangers and temptations that her children are called upon to face.

when they sent out s man to erect the danger signals alone l- lﬂllWlY they don't sond a blind man or s man who has never been over the road himself and who has no idea of where the pitfalls are- ‘They send a man who has traveled that way before himself, one who is familiar with every hairpin guy-m y“); gvgry place wnm one might skid and go over into the ditch.

And that is why sometimes a mother who hasn't always been so 000d herself. perhaps. may be the boat mother. She knows the perils that threaten her children. She knows how to watch and guard-them. She K110" b0" V9 warn them and how in keep them fronjlmaking the mistake she made.

You often hear it said that the next twins of, the vmdvlum is wit‘! i°

The fruit laisd

Use ripe peaches. bananas, fresh! pears and figs if possible. If the fresh ' fruit and figs are not available, then l use canned fruit and canned or pre- . served figs. Have all the ingredients] very cold. Cut the peaches and pears ? (either fresh or canned) into sections 5 (do not slice) cut the figs whether. fresh or canned, in quarters and the ‘ bananas in elghths. (Once length- wise, once across. then split length- wise asalh. unless the bananas are are very long. then cut across once more, that is into sixteenths.)

Pour over the cut fruit g very little ' French dreming which has been made I with lemon Juice in place of vinegar ‘ Arrange on a lettuce loaf, very crisp and cold. Then pour over it the spec- - _ lal almond dressing given in the iol- Make a syrup of l cup water and‘ lowing recipe. , 1.5 cup sugar, let boil. Peel and core

Soak shell, blanched lor skinned) 1 very carefully and slice thin 3 or 41 almonds in cold water for two hours. apples: boil carefully in syrup. 13¢ Put throulll the meat grinder if you caroful so as not to break apple rlngsj have no mortar in which to pound when removing to serving dish. Just} them. add a little salt. s, slight sprink- cook till soft. (At this time of year 1 ling of cayenne pepper, and a lit.le add a few drops of almond extract to: lemon juice. When all are ground fine syrup) POI-ll‘ SYTUP 0V" Ell- and mixed with tho seasoning. thin -————————

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ttoroise Period the neck should be cleansed and massaged. An astrin- gent bandage or chin stray may be worn for on hour or so at this time. Most women who are overweight need to reduce legs, hips and ab- domen. ‘Iho reducing diet will help. but exercises are also necessa y to burn up the stores of fat at these places and prevent flabbincss. Walk- ing and swimming are excellent forms of exorcise for this purpose, In eases of extreme overweight when the arches of the feet have become weakened or broken down, long walks are, of course. out of the question, hi" ""91!" like swimming. leg rais- lll and the inverted-bicycle exercise,

m" u, hwy n“ old-fashioned girl whowlll dreasinodestly. who will neither pet nor neck nor ‘drink. I believe that to betrue. and that she will be the daughter oi the modern mother who-has gone the pace. as you hi" dim!’ ant‘ who has found that its end "is bitterness and repent-Inw-

I believe that when the modern girl is s mother shl will not let her datightors run wild as her-own mother let her. I-Ier mother did not know enough to protect her. but she is wise and Vlll 313W M" V3 9M3? :3: daughters. I believe that the girl who has held hor own honor lig y keen her daughters pure. 1 believe that the girl who has some home stoic gating drunk will not want her daughters w 10110" i" h" ""4""-

I believe that the girl» who makes whoopee and who has found what» I dark brown taste it leaves in the mouth will ﬁnd canal‘ 9i l" h" mm giril and um. thus out of c1111.“?! will sortie; DOROTHY D11-

Desr Miss Dix-Why is it that the loveliest women often choose thl ugliest men for husbands and why is it that ‘sndsome men are often attract-

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A very sheer. ilns gangs Chiffon Hose of page thread from to toe‘. with the improved Orient Contour noel Ploo lap.

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which are done lying down are very helpful. The amount cf exercise tahln intends on case's phygicg] “n. dition. In advonoed cases of obesity the heart or other organs may be elected, so that too much activity I181" l" lei-ll. A doctor's advice is aoodod henrin order to bring about not only a loas or weight but to im- prove the health of the ‘whole body. Tomorrow - beauty Qllsilons Answered.

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I it wiih sherry until it is the consistency (Canadian Press) l ofasalad dressing. Then when ready to STAOG FIELD. Chicago. June 9- , add to the salad. slir in cold fresh ,George bimpson. Ohio S‘.a.e speed- cream, pour over the fruit, top with a ster. established himself as the oui- I half almond and serve at onceJServe standing sprinter in the world yes- I .sandwiches, a hot drink and cookies terday when he won the one hundred ‘ to complete the supper. yard dash in the finals of the nation- al collegiate track and field cham- pionships in .09 2-5 seconds, cllpping ‘ sill world's records. " Carefully clean fresh or canned ‘ shrimps of all traces of the lime‘ llinard’: Lllllment m Cnnghs a Cold‘. , lblack vein. wash and put them in ' the refrigerator to chill over night. ' ' . .On Sunday evening proper; m; g";- so many salad makers prefer. Add ‘ sing as follows: Rub the yolks of two lone good-sued cucumber. choppers; ,hard boiled s"; gmooghly gqqum- lone cup of walnut meats, one can of l with eight tablespoons o: salad oil, a tiny French peas and three cups of l lzsaspoon of curry powder and Qwg m- lcelery cut in cubes. Toss together and ithres tablespoons of vinegar. ;drass with mayonaisse. Serve chutney i Add a quarter as much of very land choose sandwiches. a hot bever- i |thinly-sliced canned pineapple as ‘Jae sndlosks to complete the sup- lthere are shrimps, then dross all with ;l>tr. the curry dnssing pile inwacoldlet- i All ingredients, of course. should tuu cup (s leaf of head lettuce.) put ti?! H18? and cold and the plates s spoonful of Indian chutney on the ‘ﬁllillad. side of the salad plate, and sorvew -——-_--_-__.._ Broad and butter sandwiches, aerato- ‘ Musings. gs chips. coffee and a not dessert] such as hot sinserhross with a-rais- i waits of one m. o" ilblwooon powdered sugar.

in sauce. are accompaniments for} this salad. it teaspoon lemon mint ’ 5'" "hi" v! ess ltiff. add suasr Iredually and eenﬂnuo boating. ‘rhea add ‘flavoring.

Use meat of one cooked chicken out The lemon helps to hop us clean in good-siaod pieces. not minced ll inside and ward of disease,

The Shrimp Salad

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Jazz has Just appeared .1‘.

Denmark has threc-uilerled autos. I

Japan.

Promo has a Skilled-labor shortage

Nearly 2.000 foreigners are now on the Gold Coast of Ail-urn.

Plane for constructing 5 ""1 miles of railways in Manchllrln are under say Edinburgh. Srotianri, 1 nlevrocut- ing stray dogs and tr."-

Manila. P. 1.. has tlvrl a "iiIOF-"Plﬁ

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A system of aerial rrlllwﬂ"; 1s f: lit constructed in Bolivia. Two thousand houses are to N built near Harrow, England

In the Netherlands mm» ls m6 automobile to every 40 bir: cles.

A Charles II silver tankard was le- cently sold in London for nesrl! $4,700.

Garages for the rental of used w‘! are bong opened in Nsnklrlg, iii-lini-

The Mexican Government. ls buyill many motorcycles for public service

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