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'rho ocotlnuod lllriess erlurs. H. J. Paunerls deeply regretted by iw'
wide circle of friends, '
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` Reg-retful farewells were mid this week to Mllss Ann Wright, daughter of ll/IT. and MIS. Wm. Wright Brkhbofi, who left Wednesday for Winnipeg where her msn-lsge telcos place io MI. Cllff0d'd.McOlllIU _Wells Of TMD- klns, Sask. Previous to leaving Miss WrL§l)1;,'_wh¢_> is one of the popular; young people of Oharlottetowniwasl
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WHO ARE YOU"
The Romance of Yonlanu ly IUBI IIABKINB llilll '
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This _numc__is ofiaxon origin and means "swi!t." Another authority
gives His meaning “b0ld." It hildi
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me guest "ol hmm. at seveml vm” many variations in spelling, such as' deughmu 'mjsoeuamou sh°wu.,'_ i Baile, Bale and BsL Bal is also a
.. ‘ . Mary informally entertained
among the hostznscs being Mus. J. C. Belgm? Summne-
the ww of the delegates to thelm ,_ f.. d ms, Mm, um", 'rho sh-st headoz the sell innllly
mv Conference atBuckmshamPaP;M;)sx;’f,c;`nm;`_;_":;m_ Mm G_ I,.,,_m,_,_,d_ onrcoord lsvlce-comes Ba, who lsl _ me Nearly my women Wm ,,,,,,,,,d ,Man __________ Weddmg gm _md named in me Doomsday Book as "_ snothor pair or aeldulassos. what do you tlunlri- Amsmj mms.
whom were fourteen from the
I »~ States, to the reception in the `ificem gold and crimson throne
_ The scene was like an after- --. court, although there was noth- 1118
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fonnal about it. The guests
-» ' shown to the green drawing -- _l and then ushered into the Qu 'n's presence in ghe throne room. Lo Cromer, Lord Chamborlaym, pr ni-ed to the Queen Uh!! h°9d___°¥ . ._ group, who in tlirn prwentediihe ... n with her. The ceremony l < - about hal( an hour and. after t » a~ esentatlons, the Qugen retired to _ er own apartments. The visitors
served= tea with the ‘gold tea
_ ce. and -_some of the Queen’s own a embossed _"with the crown. »
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ests from all paris of the Dom-
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galbhereri alt Rideau Hall last day evenlusto enjoy the far
ed hospitality of Govemment se when Their Elcellencles the mor General and the vis'-ount=-ss
W gdon held a charming rl :option f parliamentary visitors in the sity the members of the diplomatic
set 'and a few other Ottawa people-
sil u Hull, with ltr uttrnotlvc rooms' ~..'.a handsome furnishings WGS th!`°W“ Qpxgrrm the guests. A hint of surly lspring was seen in the lovely flowers _:used effectively throwzhout this ‘¢_ha.nning home. Grate tires in the églm-ont 1-eceptizvxr rooms added _B _ j,q3g§_i_ _o_f_ warmth and _ welcome. _ _ ___ »- -prmnptly at- 9.45.o'clock thc.long_
ins of guests was welcomed by this gribisus host and hostess. -"rhey stood at the entrance to the mill!! ‘ra ` "tion hull und greeted their guests cordially. Mr. la. c, Mleviue ni _ the announcements andfiap- stmutrelld wus in _unend- }#l»r§L_‘.H=r fresher ree l°ve1v._1" 1-,Sy gmail; gown of soft _shimmering gym, shading. from u deep blue to 2 -rmisme _~.ee4. we e..f1e°\°~ °f¢.‘i“‘ __~f,,__i5hc wore her decorations and '1' néclrluoc and C'rn°-:Milt , 0' _¢|gm°nds, Dsncin_g£_ was enjoyed in .‘diérate.tely- ball room to the _ lift_‘U\S gggqm _of-gba excellant orchestra in
qattendance, SUPDCI W” _°°fV°d in
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'°" “'°°’“ °"“3““2‘ .“‘ °‘“’°“"‘ _ _ 53 Folly -of lvlarrying u. Mon who stints His F" _ _ M, __
__ ' Fiancee so Thatllc May Buy for Hin_\_se_lf- "°"‘*'”" _‘j;"_§’_‘:'_rf_f‘_“_ _ °'° ‘ly _ _ _ Shall Plump Girl go on a Diet to Please , .
. Her Sweetheart?
Dear Dorothy Dix-I am engaged to a young msn who is good and mic
_ und would make d model husband in many wiys, but-nero ls tba' catch. I
am afraid he is cheap. The clllllcmcnt ring he lava me has a diamonr
tho we or c plu ncaa. no has presented rite with ont, box of candy of thc half-pound sim. Hlsvcultom is to bring a 10-'cent bag or candy-one hadirour pieces in it-which he gives with themcgniilcent gesture of, bastowlng a oar on mc. And he cats thofcandy bim- soll. He has no car and apparently has never hoard of a taxi, no matter how stormy the night. He has a good position and collects fleldglnsses and thinks nothing of plying 260 for a pair of binoculars.
Now, Miss Dix, I am not the type that wants a
man to cut down on his dinner money to make me presents, but I don't like to be made to feel cheap all the time, and I lm 01 the opinion that if-a mm was
ln love und normal- he would rather spend money on his sweetheart mm on
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Milad Beautiful '
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UTY QUESTIONS ANSWERED
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Dear Mills Leeds-Would ymrplealo ttumewhwtromcofowhitcnthe skincttheedgoottheu-utiustto the front and under the armivli? MY gin is very coarse there and always 1-pg the appearance ct a dlscoliled underl-rm. which makes it WT!-DIN (or me to wear a sleeveless dress. (ll) My elbows are also r0u¥h» dry 3114 scaly. How may I make them smooth and diesn lookini? I-IUPUI; to sec my answer in print and many thanlrs for your helpful talks that appear daily.
YOUR. INTERESTED READER.
Answer-Keep your__u‘m'pit smooth by removlm the undehnn ha-ir at rc- gular intervals with a cream dUPl1l’ tory. There are several on the mar- ket and it an easy mb/tim' to [elect B
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hosts of End wishes were shqwend -lsndednproprlétor of Exon, England! 5- _ ‘ reliable one. The directions are given len the happy bride-to-he by ner home. A “°"9" "“’“““ Divine- ~7°l“\ Ball- Answer: ‘ ' » - _ _ | In detail- Blwhse the uhdvrmns wif-h
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st high tes. dress. The sleeves
'and baby blues. They are extremely
Mrs. James Wood of Suxnlme:~side_
entertained twice last week at four 'tables of bridge for her friends. _
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Miss Mons Saunders was hostess
forthe mixed Bridge Club alt the .family residence ln Summerside on Tuesday. Mr. slowdrt 3orfes° entertained ut
_Bridge on Tuesday at the home of *Judge and Mrs. W. S. Stewart. < O O C
-rho Monday Night Bridse Club
_this week was entertained very PINS- ‘cmlly by H. A. C. Scarth at tlié ‘Cavendish Apartments. » |',.":_=." \- 4 o owl _ f ‘» lor.>'r:. fr. 'rsnvon was host- égg nh. the not bridge why' of-the |s¢,§'u..-.'on"ruosdrly dt her' hofneon Sulnrner Street," Bununersido. V
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l lvlrs.`D. R. Morrison. who accomp- anied the roniains or her late husband home for burial last week. left 011 Tuesday for Montreal. She was .Mwmpdmed by her two Step-son-S. Mr, :cohort Morrison RW giviorrlson, who were home in B\ll'n9'li_§l_`- islus wuttenu the funonll of their 'sewer-the lute Mr. D. R- MQ31'l=°H-
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¢;i_;_§_'1‘ent i'ool1'l."the long buffet tables solitaire, the e!l8l89d Km udoméd with bright wttedlhsr hetroiml nnser 1 rius sem ,und und will vssos of out blooms- little msebuas set with a 1°-we dih-
ymu ' ' _ __ __l_ounge. for many mond sux'-rounded
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*_ uw-os. 'nh favorite
. ` _.|h¢f~ell».my‘ l§.‘“.lw!»iv_§.l _ " wlthfall its Sitfmlslto and
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also a. member of the English Bali, am y, ve n le ourteelll len tl-ry ~
castle o Salo lc a ar a lust the
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Bali.- -- ' ~ -__ -
land, was the father' of Francis Ball,
Edward- Bali, of Stamford, Conn.,
went to New Jersey with a party of New Englanders and ' assisted in buiidin the town of Newark.
The Southem Balls in lhls _country
are well' known. Colonel William Ball was the first of them to land in this country, and settled ln Lan- caster County, Virginia, 1650. He was a direct descendant of William Ball, of England, who was thc- great grandfather' of George Washington.
A distinguished ' descendant of
Colonel William Bulk was James May Ball. banker, of Richmond, Virginia
Keep 'lfhem Happy B, _ _ Koeping_frhom.Woll_
_ It is natural- foi'_' dhildren to be nappy, active_ and full of f_un. When they are fretful. fussy and dlslnclin- ed to play youhlay be sure some- thing is wrong. Almost _invariably
tract. ’
that something lies in the digestive'
friends. _fgf K. __ _ _ _ __ ui dpi ___ _ `____ __ __ Evidently' you don't need any binoculars to getfs good,-clog-_vision of
your fiance and what life would be with him, and I congratulate you on having the courage to look the situation sthilht inthe face while you are
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ette and low flarills HIHICS. 11181408 0 a great»warrlor and _delcrlded the on e B e gd? Dime altar _ '
unning __{ _na _ye ga __ I with _‘ E ' _arc long and tight, the neck round -lurks .unraso well did he defend it. smrm scalzuds °ny§:;_“.e¥1°ort1;;y:;$n::1r8mw Lfgcktguglfgaitfazkang Itremelve W-om nach andy. that Mollammed II Em- cror of the et” ° y°°‘-rs
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ to ___ _ ___ __ __ go by until they will engulf you it you marry this man. For n_l> other hm-
band under the sun is so aggnwating and so hard to live with the stlngy
'rh lf tionsofoolor yr- l_th`e.cuua" ~ rrl- is . . e 'ie ' _ e ne; Zn; :RH de__°__M pmks ";;___s’_:‘°_’::__ gm one ____';_"’ ?n__0_°__‘;__ one. Nor is there any other husband whose wife is so filled with bitterness'
Lf*-‘H We 5° 5 Y -‘ _ P _ _ _ _ “‘ , toward him nor has such a contempt for him. ”
feminine colnblriatif:/ns. William Ball, cfwf`Wl~ltshlre,m`Ellg- 'I A l
A woman may forgive s llusband who is a philandel-cr or | drunk”-d if
he is good and kind and lrellerous _and wants her always to have the best of
‘ New slips are princess. S0 are Kilim. who was a settler. of Springfield, c\,e__m__mg and U he d°°s'mt w_u__=_._m° con of ve _ .
gown ri todd.: _ 'rn out or on M . l 1s4o. H l l"Ahl il _ ~- ° ”"“”"‘° “W” h°'~ 3””
an ms “me in mod’ “_ _ ass’ _ n U' ° mg; “I M ga she can t forgive the tigbtwad husband who begrudges her- the very ipod and
undergarmle of ' _ Burt, and a ofthe B_ 'o assa- !-th __ b h m _ e . tlects new styles. chusettsare their descendants. svyio is ;;,§:-X; J ir own wrt' S l eu sl" ¥°mv° the. husband
_ , , r - i er ut lavish with himself, for that bespeaka a self love
and a selfishness that are past all condoning.' .. _ ` '
Furthermore, the trials of a woman who is married wa stingy mon sr.
greater than those of _any other wife because they. are never-mlduig. Ther- is_ no respite from them. The plliiandcrcl' can’t always be chn_si_rlg skins. The drimkard has spells of sobriety. The grouch and gloom ol-leer; up _gg times, but thc miller is alwayz. tl bat because me expenses of fa family neva. stop. _ _ '
Every day there has to be market money. The childrelfs shoes arc
always wearing out. New clothes have to be bought. Bills paid. And every time thele is a call for money the poor wife has to go through u scene 01 llullliilation and suifcr the abuse that only an arch crlnfllrml could desire. _There arc plenty of women who dread the first day of the mouth when the 'oils come in as they do the judgment day.
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Likewise, the stlngy llusband outragesa wcma.n‘s sense of Justice. Every
m0h0:/. but it is another 'matter _when he is able to give her the comforts of life and when he denies them to hor because' heloves his pockatbook better than he does her. That makes the wife feel that she lsn’t getting _a square deal because she knows that her services as cook and homemaker have an actual cash value in dollars and cents slldthat she is entitled to a fair share of _the family income, given to het ashet right and not al l. matter of gen- erosity. . »
It'i.s to meet the need for an sb-
soiutely safe corrective' of childhood ailments that Baby's Own Tablets
hive been' ’designed.` 'They gently
thus _drive out- cdhstiphtién-'arid indi-
fevefs and allay teething pains.
concerning them Mrs. w. rl. For- syth, Dover, N. 'B., writes:-“I would not oe without Babys own Tablets 3 as I know of nothing to 'edual them for fretful, _fussy babies who are
_troubled with colds or sour stomach."
ll-¢>°0_X\mf¥,$-_ _.Bab`y's Own Tablets are sold by
medicine ` dealers __o;_'_ by ' n-.all at as cents a' box from The' Dr.. Williams
_ieavhli lliedlclnc co., Brockvule, ont. ~ l
net thu stand’ twenty-four hours; then boil one hour, without cover.
- .. ' huy wus who luwiel-or with her hqs¢ua'».h{moml hem door so ut °°a¢u°wr=-"No mn'-m.'it's'm»." uuirt dnyl in-u»hln¢ .nu 1 .un -
Cl\8l'$¢t¢l"Cl05¢'UP5 or peru. when me tries to oracle him oi»'cay11o`4in¢_aob'lt me males »~ ual ‘ -:----~-----'-_~-‘-- Wu u ~p lf;
.lundcr because tlutistinom tluagonururtnatlnnotonly wiliuot with Wlwm hevlntalkabmlt tilothlnclhcresda Donofrnyn "Y
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Thencovernndboilslowlytwomoremnswer: _ ._ _ . _ ,_ ._ ..
Strllws show which way the winds of a ma.n's disposition blow, and wise
ls the girl who during the engagement keeps hor weather eye hxed upon his llttle eccentricitios and habits, for that enables her to,ma.ke a _very shrewd guess as-to the sort of hutliind he will make and the treatment she may
”.gm9"° u§é’st°i’3_é’éH=§‘&‘l'b°w°]§ 'md expect from him. . .
"“‘_‘f’“‘ '_”°"‘, FP °°“" ‘hd ‘1"‘P‘° ._ Naturally. when s mm istrywz to win a sul he nuts his best foot fore-
tepid water and awp and rinse in cooler water af’wlwa.rd. A small safety razor may be used to remove the un- derann hair if you wish. The heir | must be softened by seeping first with a small shaving brush. Apply a mild toilet water afterward and`dust with talcum powder. .
Every morning after your bath or sponge bath. wash your amlplt with plenty of warm soapy water. Dry th- oroughly aud dampen with toilet, ws- ter and dust with talcum or bath powder. At bedtime wash them again andpat on a little of tile following lotion: 2 ounsrs witch-hazel; 1 table-
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spoonful blcalrbr/nate of soda. Once or twice a week the following bleach- ing' lotion may be used: I ounce per- _oxii-ls; I teaspconful borax: 2 ounces
reel wlleis glad to pinch liehhiés and 1_\_u1‘°e dimes and so without every-3 glycol-in; 2 ounces rosewst/or; _4 oun- thlog. rlre.porr.lhly can-to h9Jl>.».lr’r 1\\l_°b¢f4<l ilhefie voor md BMS -the* ces wiv.-.h-hssel. shake well. Apply
with a clean piece of absorbent cot- ton and allow it to dry on the skin. It is impossible to bleach naturally dark undel-arm skin white. but it may be lighted considerably by the shove method. _
| (2) Elbows mgy be greatly improv- ,ed by regular massage with a. good cold cream, tissue cream or oil. scrub them every nightwithamlld soslpand warm water, followed by several rin- sings in tepid and last with cold wa- f°‘I'~ Dry thoroughly and massage them for several minutes with some cream. For stubborn cases like yours
most. He spends more money upon hcrtban he will upon_.hls wife. I-Io is. use a few drops dt the following oil
more solicitous about amusing and entertaining her than-_hc willbe about his wife. He is more nu-liable and polite. Ho is more sunvs and considerate.
`ovcu-y nigh; and morning: 8 ounces oil of benne or oil of sweet almonds: 15 grains ol' Powdered benwin; 1
So the girl whose boy friend brings her four piece: of candy.in~a paper| 0l\*1¢° ¢0l0sn¢ water. Dissolve the
bag is forcwamodthat as. a uifc she will never get.cve;l.a gumdrop. Thobenzoin inthe colongne water sndsdq mlm who walks his sweetheart io' Pilots of amusement or tubes ber on the* U0 the 011. drop by drop, slowly. Shake
street car will save even. that nickel by leaving. hcr._at homcsftcr they are' Wu- T319 “WVU Uu mly N \ll¢d‘0l\
man-led. The man .who lays down the law and dictates what she shall do to his girl h-lend will mskc rl grlndln,; im-out or dnususnd. and hcwho qusr- lm °r-Wet when the #kin vlmears
rels with his' fiancee will fight to the divorce court with his wife.
would drive hinl away from mc? _ , _ _ . _ LILY DI B.
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lveupbutcahnotgivcup Itl|il\h|lbiood._Iti|p¢rtolhilbcin| ltisthe
me mln; that lu more urinary to that-ls -9°" D°f°*l1¥ Dix-A “rv °1°° WWI hw hu “W IM °°_ marry him.
_-° 53"” loser to him than my woulda, for, to lmllipling, s woman is W* 15° P’°‘°" ‘nm 'M3' *"4 h° 'WW U" W MUN. ll I am_rs¢im'- plump.
only a wire, but a good bomis an modync for somnr,_an 'opiate for forlvt- If “NU” °°mD\liUIlliG _“Wt me before!! let mlrrlld. WN*
"` MALL l 'ro tryed mu-fi man anne _u morn uopqleasthsd teh-y§_A"~\'¢.r= ' . ' '
'vu L' ps 5° |,”'“_mm~°g_ gh’ ¢°,¢_|»,|\,|¢__‘M "Q igmuu 1,, yu y‘||| hunt" m_¢_‘ _ I would leave him Hat, Bally, and ict him cnc gf mg mm' _gglp
- ' A < gk” MP thirst for ohopnnted word u tall-an forbrem tom. for what lisa mm hutblhd compared fo' acumen and
’ »- _gm ._ rpm y,m__ lce mam and siichlf position! ahouidxrt w_m¢_9ng _of 1,5;.p¢_|-plunge, mn
g` who are always trylingto make over thou- wma,
hunou,rmmd¢err»hm»u¢forwconuacmd.mglootrptt.thstmtho wnycmrwesrommlodv wnstdo'you1¢vi»emo¢odo.ao»1insdiwor'f twlnxun¢ox'\ncy¢cu1\i»|you'iouren_¢iou»oixalryudd. 1°\v°hiw`? _ ‘_ - ~ sAr.ln*.
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and Qcr. Put Venus and the morning paper fl-'cathepsin' nrsnm u msd lovcco clothano buy hoolu, and no mom;
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_ a. ~ so'my"’idvlecmyouuno¢w-.fir I fr- ' __ ` 'ehcredolna h!N¢!`»'l\1°° ' V _ R nuoblnd,'fi?___ on‘ttt'dl`ycua_
Klrlllllii
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the face, neck arms, elbows, knees,
dry. scaly and rough. A blvlohihs plc! maybeuledonce
_ _ _ A uhcup nun lu high at any price, Amber syn noni tm onuon the °f *W1* H week to lulp to mom, in,
___,_ _ ` . 'gain colmtcr. _ .DOROTHY D1!
i F`°f~-771e Cook l “’ _ _ . . _ _ . _
' _ skin on elbows. arms and hands. 1
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' Dear ll/ltssnlx-I am married to a. lendld -msn.who is very. good and 1°‘”°l' °“ “N °’ ‘N l'\*M5lDdll1l\l
cnsrsravir' l|`lAnlvlA_|_hm.; hind to :hound _tense inc out to places 2; lmuseraentyery _oitcn._but when 1' Y°“ W1" ‘"“° '°°*¢*1“°hdl¢k for
`T1\'l'€°!` lrililelrult, out l 'very fine, We stay at home he llk`é8‘.t6.reul, ind thot mlhcamo Illrialll. I don't like to ”` Inch” " ‘°"'°dd’°“°d NNW! three lemons, twenty cupscold- water, read and I dont want hun to do it. If I fry to skip him. do you think that °“"l°p° I" mmm'
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hours. had nine pounds while sum, surest thing ln tho.-world. run mlm: orno.uuleker.nor_moro oertuu - ` who um wen- ra-unit mir hum.-
unc toll su togutlwtwonty minutes. way or lnllmu your .husuendumecuon for you tam by tus cm-cue of noon A Mm." ° ugly and thu... lm muny wh., 0-mi _
Bottle and seal. This is very nice for a petty tyranny as depriving.l\im"bf the innpcent pleasure of reading. Nor 8 need not feel out of the procession, 5 ft
breakfast at this season, and makes can I think of any way by which you could do quickly dicillulion your hus- '---_'___'-"1-""3 but sho must see to it that the ar 'W quite u lot. - ; hand us byshowlnu hun that you are so icuorant md uum-no-t_lut.you not °‘° I-MY fdlllihi bill fvhdlwibr rdngemont ls feminine ' _________ _____________ _ only have no interest in resale; your-self p\lt‘y`o_»on_tbu mduu. ~- . in "W With lmibfellllr "Irthst tho put whom, your huh 1, mm.. an
Bank of England, my good mm,"
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BEAUTY, ARTS i
By LOIS LEEDS I
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Collared mlst be truly feminine and suited to time and place
YOUR HAIR AND GENERAL massage to bring out its natural lui.
HEALTH lter. so just 'because your permanent
A great many people have noticed I wave is pretty it is not necessarily
haw closely the condition of the hair _ a solution to s.ll`yrr.lr hall' problems. corresponds with their general state Although li successful wave and all
of health. The hair roots depend for their nourishment on the l'_f.ly secre- tion of the sebaceous glands, and of
artistic colffure will lend ft tempor- l ary air of distinction in the lnriivldull
course these in their turn an: depen- dent on the elucidation of 'blood though the scalp, and on the condition of the blood.
, Four Factor: in Hair Health
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in one of lowered vitality this
condition becomes imparied. and the Bebuoogog glands become either over- active or idle. The hair is then cor- respondingly oily or too dry. It mi8hl» bc sud that the health of the heir depends upon four things. The first is .vibrant health. keeping up mfs seh- eral health by a wise diet active ex- ercises and fresh sir, sufficient rest ‘
and a happy frame of mind.
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and attention are what count- Very “_ hm, M `l en and en brush their heir 1" "lu “.°“ ’“““ ““h°°' hy
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teeth. _
Under thethird head come re- _
guiar ohampoclng with a. mild soap liquid, careful rinsing and proper drying. After the washing with tho 'liquid soap the hair should be rinsed free from every particle of suds in Q_ when 9 ,adm ,nd a mm several watersand a suitable rlnac “mud ma maui, _anthem ,hm |used on blond. auburn. ashen blond would me mm um, lhair and dark hair. The frequency A_ He mould .Inn M on W I °f me sump” depends "mn m°°u' outside next to the aisle, never bs- incas or dryness of the scalp and heir. tween me two mm”
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hair-dressing for various times of the ` ' ' '
day. as well as coifful-es for the in- dividual type. must be considered the epitome of chic today is smartslm- plicity. The coiffure must harmonize with the type 0! person and place, for morning, spol-_twear shopping and for cvoning. The sleek masculine haircuts, which muy-have been quite smart with the not boyish flllure. will never do when one dcni the glamorous even- ing clothes with swaying. long lines _and the molded silhouette. one needs 's coitiure which will accentuate and
hlrmohllc with this type of gown, and
the .eeilfurc mul be hfuly fcniinine
with waves. cuffs Aid curls. Not that _ ~
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