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Woman s Realm -°- Social and Pe1°sop_a_l --_ l__f_'as__l_i_g°o1i_;<i___'-.f-E __§._zfte_ra
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A 'i Dorothy Letter Box __ _i
Will a Girl Be Happier With People More Soc, 3 Q i
_ "_ £0 - Q/¢ ~ ‘_ ially Prominent Than She is or With CHEESE E'-AV°”'* Her old crowd? weii_t0-no Bach- f
xl. th. iiuik l<a_i¢h_:~_- ...to v¢_»u elor who Would Adopt a Baby
- qulc or uno e in moo is. __ . _ \ A C,,,,,,|;°,. fam ' Dear Miss Dix--I am a girl not quite 22 years of age, attractive in _
uiusiuhou ian Al appearance. . I have been very popular with a. crowd of boys and girls ‘ f
of... of th. "" `-`.1.j___* ‘i
I clark Fanuly
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CLARKS cookso '
SPAGHETTI
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\vith whom I have been going since my schooldays, but I have broken
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.What the Fashionables are Wearing
hve
` ` ` very discohtehteu with my home, and so on. on the other hand, this JSI! uoul,
""`“""'_’ _ may be an opportunity for me to meet new people who may prove of im-
By Annabelle li orthington pomme to me 1,-,_te,._ _,sUNNY. Grocer .
ly Pattern
Dcliglltiully cool, dainty and chici
lovely ziilwizly dross oi` prinlcti
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n|uStmt,_,d D,.f,qsnmkin_,_, Lessml Furnished with seems above me. I know one should be ambitious and not content to
i remain in a rut but
linen. ‘ *Q
Tlic dcvp poinlfrrl oliililic nt ilic_- ` '_
front givcs' llic figure ciiui'iniii;,; . ,
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away from that crowd and am now going with a crowd oi' young people who are very much more socially impo:tant than those that I went with before. '
These girls and boys are very much wealthier.
than I, have beautiful homes, dress much better, and enjoy a social position which I have not. While I am more or less accepted by them, probably be- cause of the chap who introduced me to them in the first place, I cannot help feeling a. little out of place with them and am often very unhappy and envious of them. I certainly don‘t enjoy the pop- ularity with them that I did with the old crowd.
me. Miss Dix, if it pays to be striving for something that
my getting out of a rut in this case has made me
wo.nt to _associate with them. But it appears to be a common mania.
apparent in the ln~ici` iiartml slv:c\'c<,. -
.style
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fy, yard of 30-iilcli coiiii'u.siiii‘=’-
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e_\'olcL li;lii.~:ic. piiulcll voilc,
bil 1 i vie, cotton.
Flat
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mesh and liovclly picnic.
silk siiiriing inn oilier attractive ,
No. 34715 coincs iii siiios iii, 18 ~
36, 33, 40 und ~l‘.l inches bust ' _
J\li;islli'c. The 30'-inch size i'L‘qllii'us , _ __ ,_ 3‘_~ yiirds of '.35~`nic’n xnnieriul with ff- ' - ‘ . 4
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pattern. Send stamps or coin (coin 1% ‘- prefer-red.) _ _ _ _ inf ~
Price of pattcrri 15 cents. 1 &
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f Etiquette
B! Robes-talao
An American tourist ivulking
down a street oi a large town in Scotland noticed ii sign over a shop
doorinat. '
fortune nearly always loses it.
door: "Portmantcilli.\', trzivclling
Q. in what way does a person
1\1“'€1ys show good breeding ora
One of the chief objections to going with people who arc better ofi
bags, overland trunks, etc."
'Illinking to tilkc ll risc out of the
shopmiin, hc went in, and the fol- lowing diilloglic cilslied.
Alncricun: “Hilvc you got on over-
lanti"truiik'.”'
Sandy: "Yes, sir.".
Aniericaii: “Could you please slip-
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total lack of it?
invitation.
cost. »
ply me uuh an uiicicilaiid trunk”
5 lllfiy . kts, six. Hcic, Fi rink, iow lixis gcnt to the coilili. depart-
ment."
dinner table?
always.
A. In the manner of receiving an
Q~ When preparing for an ocean
V0.Yuge or lake trip, how much should be sct aside to cover all tips?
A- TCH Der cent of the passage
Q. Where docs the host sit at the
A. At the head of the table,
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Paris Styles'
_*_ Of coluse, the problem of whether you would rather be a. tadpolcin
a lake or a big fish in a little pool is a purely personal one which each
must solve for himself. But, personally, I think we are happiest when , . , \ we stay in our own environment among the people who love us and ad- ‘ _
mire us ,and when we live in the way in which we can afford, instead of
By MARY KNIGHT
Unitccl Press Staff Correspondent _ PARIS. Alislist 1‘~’.-'U- P-"Old age will come whether it is wclcoiuc or not, but it is one thing that ncvcr need cause anyone
, ,the slightest pang -` that is, any smart person who pays attention -to what thc fiisiiioii experts are doing, for to them has been en. .trusted the art of mulzini; people remain always young looking re. gardless or ago.
Colors hiiic ii lol to do with liow old you look, and they should
be chosen with on lxvc to lin- tcxturc and tone of your own com- _plexion. Blcnd ilicm with your natural coloring and you will know one of the great secrets of Doing wcli-dressed. When it narrows down to a. Scarf, there .siinply is nothing you cannot do with 3 gcayf to increase your pcizsonul t-iiarin. They ure made of every mater. ial this year, and arc worn lui' all times ol day from sun-up to _sun-set. In choosing thc ont-s for your \\'ni'di'obc what you must keep in mind is thc color notc, for you will ncccl one or two all one colors ones as wcll as one or two scviwiii color ones. You may have _:gs many as four &liil`ei'cnt colors all in thu salnc scarf, and the way :you fold and twist it to wczlr ullclol' a :suit cont, jacket or long coat
a month to buy cocktails for rich people who complained of the liquor..
trying to force ourselves upon those who scorn us. ,
DOROTHY DIX.
And it is ruinous to your purse. Trying to keep up with the Croe-_ mg
suse.; has wrecked the prospects of many a young couple. 'They were 1 1_2 cups sugar Battered by being taken up by the country club set or the golf set, and before they knew it they were plunged in debt out oi' which they never
struggled. I have known more than one family to live on scraps for
Dear Dorothy Dix-I am a young man, a commercial and illustrat
ing artist, living and working at my country home. I am well-to-do, have a large and attractive home and have a farm woman at periodic intervals to do the general housekeeping, but otherwise I live and work _{\_[*§"'* " ‘* ---~--é” alone and have no intention of marrying for a good many years. My M character is of the very best. I have the opportunity of adopting a 5- _
year-old girl. I have known the child from her babyhood and havo`, ____ paid for all of her necessities, which her aged grandparents with whom ‘y .
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she lives could not afford. Now they are going to reside with a son who _,he » I of his dream" Whom, does not want the little girl. This baby girl adores me and calls me f¢minin¢-gliarmomun-desirable. “Daddy John" and I love her as if she we-rc my daughter. It I take this Tnmis\nothe_i-Pompeian Girl. And you can child, she will have my home and my love. If I clon't, she will be brought` b¢i“‘E°° d°_'"`*bi°- P°l11P¢'=" B¢=U*£aP°W'
der is made in four lovely shader- chcl,
up in an environment of squalor and dissent. The grandparents urge Huh_Nude°rNam,,“e,_,nCm fomimn me to take the child. So do my neighbors. Is it feasible and right to exquisite new Compact. There is your own adopt this child and bring her up in home which is run without female »h=d¢.w°.inP°mi>=i=nB1°°m-i-\sh=»D=f*-
flu make it look tlilnu-clit each time. '
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wmp_mkmsmp,_, _,_ c_ Medium, Qran , Oriental or Vivid. The
Children Had Eczema Very Badly. i Lost Sleep. Healed by Cuticura.
"My two little girls had eczema vcry badly. It was on their hands
and faces and iiched and burned terribly, causing them to scratch. When they scratched the affected parts used to bleed. It caused
~‘ several nights’ loss of sleep.
"l tried several remedies without success. I began using Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and they helped the children, and after using about six cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment they gore completely hcaled.' (Signed) Mrs. Wm. Preston, Marchbanks, . B.
_ Soap 2.5¢. Ointment 25 and 50a. Tslcum 25c. Sold everywhere. Sample each free.
Address Canadian Depot: J. T. Walt Company Limited, Montreal.
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to feel that it is wanted will make up to it for anything it might lose ln‘ __ _ szmhmwhn 0°" ,_,d_ 1 the way of feminine companionship. gg |\li:°l§wlf>°v:.'i' sn: Toronto. om., for mv Arc
You seem a most unusual young man, so perhaps you will be able to Cmm. I P¢\’f¢¢f P°Wd¢l’ 5"* lf* E°m'
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i 'wirt ‘ ; It has always seemed to me that the queercst ambition in the world .! | at “ budge pam' every “nem°°"' Add the beaten 988 V011” to the
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of crisp water cress or lettuce.
band has been making his oillce boy call me up every afternoon and
mumble terms of endcarment to me 2 while he’s been out with his typlst.” 1 ‘ Mrs. Green: “How is lt that you 1-2 teaspoon lemon extract, didn' 1'. notice the difference in the 1
voice?"
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1 teaspoon cinnamon tablespoons cocoa teaspoon vanilla
cup chopped walnuts
Cream shortening until light and
and baking powden Rub shortening with a fork ui EY\0“8h milk to make a soft Turn out on a floured boa "JH i“i=° an oblong sheet abt inch thick. Cut in ha1f_ one half with the softened and sprinkle with the fru
nuts, cover with the other p;
57 I » f \ groveling before the men and womc n who are wealthy or of a higher y°“ Wm need mmebody W undwstudy _y°“ “Img th°5e lines' layers f°l' Hbvlli 25 minutes at 360
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S°cia1`p°sm°n than they are' Don't forget that a baby isn‘t like a dog that you can lock up in .ic
What the social climber gets out of it that makes it worth the strug- me cfm house when you arg busy’ and that you can wash every Sunday ‘Nike-
gic and strain and striving, the money it costs and the snubs _and kicks
he or she--but the social climber is generally of thc feminine sex-gets is _ somethm I have never been able to H ure out However. evidently Dear Miss Dix I am living at home with an older sister who ruth
there aregplenty who consider that they irc sufficiently rewarded when lessly and hearucssly "memes my every mme md mmwe' ‘md und"
they are mvued to an omnibus tea _vhere an the guests wonder how they this persecution I am going to pieces nervously. I feel that it is 'a dis-
. ' to ov t dolswhrinthisamt ,btifll
Bot there or are permitted to pay some society womans gambling debts ance 31 he ou an K e e e e S e °wn u eave
~. i wn I w l ave to give up a. splendid position. What would you do? _
Suk C______c__ “_____c ____ ____5____ ____ _ V _ or contribute largely to her Det charity. _ \ ' ,der blcuit dough, add the fruit nut
sluiniuiilr. linen and nil-n's
morning and let go the balance of the time. DOROTHY DIX.
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Practically all social asplrnnts buy their way into society. The check Answer: ~
book route is the quickest and surest way to get under the right awn- MDW- Today. '!‘l'iei‘e is no such senseless folly as for two people ings, but as you are a poor girl that means of arriving is barred to you to live together who are not congenial and do not get along amiably. But Also your sox is against you. Young men are always at a. premium in y0L\ 1176 lliiivfly WYODB in ihillkillg that there 15 any disgrace in y0l-ll' 80138 ' society, while girls are a drug onthe market. Any personable young man away from your sister to live. Nobody is foolish enough to think that with a. good address and a glib line and a well-out evening mit and i-hail '-`€fiE°i»S im Either PH1‘t>'- Lots of girls W'h0 are Unhappy 9-I h0m€ nimble heels is-welcomed with open arms by society niatrons, but theta leave the PHl'€HiiH11'°0f 8-Hd Sei UP their °WY1 ¢Si7Hb1iShmEUf»
are alread too many girls who have to be provided with beaux and danc DOR.O'I'HY DIX
WE1‘i-11f2'Ph0H¢-' gethar and acid alternately with
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Every day I see people running after people who snub them. I sec peo _ ple practically hiring other people to come to their parties. I see people on you! mmd' And' or course’ she Wm-be sick' as an children are' and f1°u"Ed “U°mEEf»5- Finally. f0‘id in
| enduring insults and humiliation' in order to get asked to places, and wear gut her domes and they Wm have m be mmded and patched' am the Wife" E88' Whii5€5~ Bake in two
degrees Fahrenheit. Put chocolate ing between layers and on top of
Frulted Fingers
Not cake, these, strictly speaking,
but delicious morsels that are sweet enough to be served in place of ,cake. They begin as baking pow-
. T- B mixture, and end as something you
will want to serve often- You won't mind making them fre- quently either, because there is so little work tothe biscuit mixtures. if you have once caught the trick of them. '
2 cups flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt _
or covered box. Just a few more recipes, then. if°
Also, I would reflect that among the hard-working boys that you give each reader a chance to pick
have grown up with there is mighty likely to be some go-gctter who will
out something i-hilt Sflunds 35
be giving his wife ropes of pearls and limousines at middle age. while-the though “_ would he to her “Rum man who inhrited a fortune is pawning his wife's engagement ring to get
money to pay the rent. For in this country the man who has to make Large Cream Cake
his own fortune very often makes it, while the man who was born to a
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Cream 1 1-2 cups sugar with 1 _
cup shortening, adding 3 well _ beaten eggs and a, pinch of salt, 1 ',
than you are is that it is had forthe soul. It is bound to tum you either cup sour cream. 4 cups flour in I into a. lickspittle or an anarchist. You cannot meet them on even around. which 1 small teasD00H 5055 555 i You cannot keep up your end. You are kept in a constant state of hum- been sifted and 1 cub €E¢h Of iliation because when you are with them you are shabby beside their raisins and currants, dredged with imported frocks and your fiivver looks like an ash can beside their ilnc a little of the flour. Bake in 108i cars. And this takes all the starch out of the strongest character. Nor, in slow oven. '
being human, can you keep from resenting their having so much more than you have. N” SDI" aah
3-4 cup butter or other shorten- i
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THE moment Jim saw her - he knew her
indelible Lipotuieis available in I Light. Dark 1
' PomP¢i|n Night Cream (a cold
deal completely with this unusual problem. At any rate the home that P“‘“°“'d mdwndmn ,km
you will offer the child is so much better than the one to which she is ) ' M y°m_ COM doomed to go otherwise that 1 think you will he fuuy instilled in adopt-f}:~g§‘,‘,1;*',,§-j?;"5§%,§.§'lil§.5Ii`§ifTl>“<i‘e73»'3l»~¢». ing her. For a child to have love and tenderness and understanding and emu so<.-l><»w.l¢¢ crm et toe.-'rue us- i
But inasmuch as you are well oti’, why don‘t you get some nice,
motherly woman to keep` house for you and take care of the child? That M u seems the simplest and moat practical solution ct the difficulty. You _ will find that a child takes up a lot of time that you will not be able to pnooucfs FOI! BIAUTY
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ing partners and husbands to make.either the mothers or the girls desir- ~'- ' ' " ‘ -' `*` `
_ ous of having another girl break into the charmed circle. And the pret-» tyf ` _ tier and more attractive she is, the less do they put welcome on their ,
We can’t get along without a bit 3 eggs 2 tablespgom butter E
Of course, as you suggest, you may find the Fairy Prince of every of cake here and there-and most 3-4 cup sour milk 1_4 cup seedless raisins y
young girrs dreams in this new environment. some man who is hand- of the time it isn't difficult to tuck 2 cups flour 1_4 cup chopped blanched “_ preceding pudding on H you I some and charming and has a bank account and a Rolls Royce, but, alas, in the making of a loaf or two, or a 3-4 teaspoon baking soda monds with the chocolate sauce fairy tales seldom come true in realiife. While rich young men may simple cake to be eaten fresh from 3-4 teaspoon baking powder ' ' H _ tms __ _ . play around with pretty poor girls, who-il they get married they nearly the 0ven_ 0, a supply of handy 3_4 teagpgon nutmeg mx md sm mu" salt' Bug” en er n gm p
always pick out a wife from among their own set. So I woulclirt bank Smau ones to pack mu, ,_ gamgggy-
1 tablespoon sugar 3 tablespoons shortening 3-4 cup milk
1-4 cup finely chopped dates
dough and cut in fingers, P1 a greased baking sheet and h a hot oven, 450 degrees F.
Steamed Chocolate pudd 3 tablespoonfuls of shorter 2-3 cupfuls of sugar
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2 1-4 cupfuls of flour 4 teaspoonfuls oi baking pi 1-2 teaspoonful oi’ salt
1 cupful ofmilk 2 1-2 squares of chocolate 1 teaspoonful of vanilla Cream the shortening and
well and add the well-brute; mix and sift together the li gradients and add them altri with the milk; add the cho which has meantime been rr over hot water, and the v folding them lightly into the turn. Tum into a well-‘ni moil or individual molds, i~lllii morethan two-thirds, so thi pudding will have room to c and be light. Steam the
mold two hours, the small cnc
and a quarter hours.
Servo with the hot almo
vanilla sauce recommended fo
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boi.-s behind their hands --and indeed it looked
like it, for Baby _lim was a tiny mite and didn t seem to thrive on' his bottle.
Then his Mother tried Eagle Brand, and to evety~ one’s astonishment Baby _lim ceased fretting and began to gain steadily. Grandfather now lays claim to his wonderful disposition-but his mothcr smiles quietly and remembers Eagle Brand.
Eagle Brand has reared countless thousands of babies to healthy maturity over a period of 74 years. If you are unable to nurse your own baby try Eagle B,-and fight away. Write for the Baby Welfare and Record Book. f
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spare from your work. You cunt have hit-or-miss meals when you_ V _` . Q have a. youngster to feed, and the spinach and orange Juice will be heavy . ‘
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