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A shower curtain with clothes hamper to match. is an ideal wed~ ding present for the October bride. A new green shower curtain was hand-painted with white pond lilies, and a medium-sized Green clothes hamper was ‘in the same manner.

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had disappeared She looked five years younger and had rOBB-lned the charming nature for wh-lclrshe is famous. '

Anywoman who wants w be st- tractive mentally physically and socially should realize that an ade- quate amountof sleep (the average person needs eight hours a night)

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can give hcrotlt.» No amount of creams and lotions can make up for loss of it. .

Sleep in a flat-surfaced bed-not too suitor too hard-without a pil-

1°W M"! with the WW5”! °P°n- I‘ moment of her life when the mun she loves asks herﬁo behis wife. "youh-e troubled with

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reaching for a book, however, you might try about and visualizing black velvet. Put over-y- thing else out of your mind and simply see bolt after bolt of the sleek black fable. It often does the trick. No harm in FY19! anyway.

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“To wblp or not to whip"—pro- bably child experts are asked about this more than any other problem pertaining to children.

It seeems to be the consensus that all authorities on child tmin- ing arc firmly set against the rod.

Actually, they don't favor it but not for reasons generally supposed.

The whole trend ls inward more constructive ways cf a child to nrakc the most of himself, to leave him his strong will and self amemion. but to turn tirern both toward good, and active normal lines of conduct.

‘Ilrem still remains theory-and practice, however. What good does it do to stlﬂ our ‘heads in the clouds and. prattle of ideals when hers is Willy right at our heels 91110111718 W16 Why. kicking the cat, and stamping his foot, or saying, I won't go to bed and you can't make mo"?

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What about it, anthers? Arc we going to reason with Willy, or taouncehimr -

Wowilltrytoshowwhywcbc- iievc the rod to be futile in the long run is the case of the strong willed child: and in the case of the weak willed, more harmful than beneficial. And why cursor-n punishment fails ss s gemrsl emu-all.

'I_‘hs child learns to B51189 the limits of bis conduct depending on his other-b temper. presence (she is sway sometimes you know) and whether she knows what he is doing. Discipline that depends or truth and covcrtvbehsvlor.

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coma more frequent, harder and unreasoning. Such a child won‘t “give ln" without being ‘ibmken" in spirit. All right. Watch him then He will need it. -

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in himself is kiiledhs will be dif- ferent. 111cm are cases where even one whippim will degrads s. child in his own eyes beyond reclaiming.

And so it takes some considering. n a mus takesif rm in manna and does not brood or resent or iivs it ever and over, the matter of u spanking on the place nature pad- dedtotskcsfswwnilopsmsybs Just the medicine for him. But it must bs done, not as l. means‘ for

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| Bo u you are timid and set stake msht and back away vwnbnuvor ' you reach the critical moment when a proposal is due, or if you ‘stlmmct so that you bungle a sentimental moment, don't try to say it._Wrlls it- Or svcn telegraph it. Bonn fide proposals srs not so in these ~ dgyg mp4; girls mm them. down because they didn't come wrapped up in _ql1l1t;l0 much of the pink chilcns of romance as they liktd w vs.

._, \ Anyway, your girl won't bs the first girl who has been dislpwllwd not having a manpop tbs question u; her in the we? she 1m draped ever since she worc pigtails. Every woman looks forward to that giant Q has thought n. would do it beautifully. romantically. i-hatsherveuld. rel??? some appropriate setting. a still moonlight mum with thewindsighlug ‘ trees and the strains of music coming softly from far away. somf“ _, like that. _

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as likely as not pops this question when they 60681118 potatoes in a restaurant with three waiters in eezslwt. Instead of using lovely Booth Tarkington language he says: "Say, Mary, you and I hit it of! pretty well together. How would you like to tie up for keeps?" Or he tells her that he has been looking at some new ﬂats or bungalows with built-in washtubs and indirect lighting, and how would she like to set up -“- keeping in one of them with him?

And if the poor girl, clutching at the tail feathers of her vsnlsbink dream and still trying to infuse a little romance into the occasion, hesi- tates and murmurs something about this being so sudden and she didn't k-now he fell; that way about be: and she will have to look into her own heart, he doesn't plead with hu- or threaten to commit suicide if she rays "m." He responds briskly and cheerfully: “O. K. Think it over" and phone me," precisely as if he were offering her an option on a corner lot in the suburbs instead of a chance at Paradise.

Oncofthethingstbstnomarriedwomsn evertellstoanybodyis how her husband r to her. She always pretends she has forgot, but the real reason is the subject is too sore s one. 1t doesn't bear thinking about even after she is an old woman. Most women burst into tears when men ask them in marry them.- Ths men think it is because the poor dear-s are so tickled pink at getting s husband that they an weeping with Joy and thsnlnfulness, but this isn't true. The girls arc shedding tears of rage and chagrin at the stupidity or the men who are trampling all their illusions under their clumsy feel. and giving them what they want in a way that takes the edge of it and makes them wish they had the nerve to refuse it. » - .

The reason thatwmnen crowd tbs cinema and send tbs sales of romantic novels up into the thousands is because it is only on the stage or in books tha tthey ever see any lovemaking properly done.

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Dear Dorothy Dix-Is it true the/t women are more willing in xxx-give their mates for being irnfsithfui than man are?

according

this subject forty-eight msn. ssid that theywouid be willing to forgive and take back s disloyal wife, while only twenty-three women ‘were will- ing to forgive and take back s philandering husband. Again I read where an eniment writer has recently asserted that when a num becomes very kind and thoughtful to his wife and children it is). sure sign that he is having an sﬂair with another- man. I think ths idea is rotten. Can't s mm be kind to his family without having ‘s. sinister motive behind it? My experience in marriage hm been tbs reverse, and I believe that mo” often when a man is having an sﬂsir with mother women he is apt to be cross instead of kind at home. What do you think along thcss lines?

SARAH.

Answer: Myobservaticntieswitilyourl. Ithinkwcmcnsnfsrmnrercudy to forgive their erripg husbands than men are their erring wives. 1

think msn hold woman to s far more stﬂct standard of vlrtus than women do men. This is proved by the fact that very few men In will- ing, to marry a girl with s past, but virtually every girl marries knowing tbit her husband has a. "past to which she shuts her eyes.

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llibs s. bludgeon above her head, and ho never trusts her." many letters from men who have married their mistresses and they almost 4n- vsrisbly say that while their wives no good and faithful so fsr ss they ‘know, they are still filled with suspicion of them.

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until he saw tbs sapphire, Blesmink wi deep blue firs. After u» mm had details

j-ment of his dancer's finger. Some

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‘ lpzitrc mines in Kashmir, where the Princess's ayes, which an a translucent blue. Accord to one who-is in close touch wi b Prince George u “

arc the favorite stones of Princess Marina. A member of Messrs. Cs:- tferls firm when the‘ ring was bought told s reporter: “Prince 4390780 11189158911 the most modern taste in his choios both of tbs

will urfoubtcdly make sapphires the most popular swne for en- gagement ring for some time.

I I I The social event of the season was the delightful dance given Thursday evening at Government House by His Honour tho Lieut. Governor and Mrs. DoBlois in honor of the Commander, B011. O. W. Cornwallis and officers 0g n. M. s] _ borough. which use been m for some days. Apordial wel- come is being extended to these naval visitors. it being their first visit to this port. I I I

At the Golf Links this afternoon teswillbeservedbyldiss Muriel Weeks, Miss Ruth Miller, Miss Florence Chappell, ms. R. T. Hol- man. Miss Edna. Gordon. I I I

Mrs. Ralph Murray received Wad- nesday afternoon at her pretty, apartment 10 Walsr Street. for the ﬁrst time since taking up her resi-

McInnis homo with tbs remains of her sis- _Iw. Miss Ads Aitken. who u so

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dance here, as the r ,_ ‘ bride cf Mr. mrrrsy, assistant mmsgsr of ths Royal Bank of Canada. During the afternoon tbs! rooms were pleas- antly crowded. the visitors being welcomed at the door by Mid Yvette Raymond. Mrs. Murray was assisted . in receiving by Mrs. nyndman, wife of w. A. W. liynd-

Mrs. maul Rpymond ushered m the dining rOOm whore Mrs. (D_r.) Pethick and Mrs. ltrnest champion presided over the pretty tea table. and had ss their assistants is dis- pensing hospitality Mrs. Reginald Bell, Mia Avllsh Mail-ileum. Miss Dorothea Starr's-rt‘. '

Miss Vivien H. Bullies. RJL. of New Yuk. and Mr. Raymond C. Moors of Hscksnssck, 11.3., who have been the ﬂlqsts of Miss Hughes parents. Mr. sod Mrs. G. A. Hughesmﬁincc Street, have rc- turned homo. . . ‘

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