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B)’ MARY KNIGHT

PARIS. April 24.-~iU.P.)—Eveiiing pajamas have been accept- Parisienncs, not only for the privacy iso when entertaining close friends for ciinnr-i- and informal gatherings later. gown really is an evening gown or when what locks like nn crciiiiig gown is a pair 0i’ pajamas.

La hfarnuis clc Paris has chose n

sc Jean dc Vogue and la Comtess de Polignac on." jinir in black satin lightened with

tr jicizrt "Unit accompanies it.

.\ ii \)l'\lulu'."..Q for prurls. a lug in lengths as well as sizes of the pearls '.‘.'.i..l t1f'\\‘l'.\l pearl bracelets or a loiig strand s uuii; tlie wrist.

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The fact is, it is extremely

from Augusta Bernard a lively the corsage with yellow crepe one side of the waist. from

; neck. and bordered at the wide inborn. 'l‘hc maraibout also bor- Tlie other is of trimmed with silver lace as ls .~llUi'L Jacket worn With it. As

those three distinguished Several strands

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l‘ re nluwiys been just o. wee hit bridal gown»: l7.\.".ii1:li: nitcr all the

pines if ElLllPl‘ o.’ the combatants the liniil click of the lock.

blue. .

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youthful wedding and for goodnes

Style Chats

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ALM A AR CHER

positive terror at the thought of what would become of all the trua- dld a little mind-changing before

tltnrvner. assuming that you do believe in horoscopes and have lrontd out i‘\‘i‘l‘_\‘ {iossibility of n mishap. I think it would be a great thrill this pzu-iiculur your to be married in color. and speciﬁcally beautiful bridal party in three tones

slmde darker. and six children wore

. i Hiill) blur; oi her gown, and the entire bridal d lll\l1{llt\l:l of pink roses.

g to be married ill ronicthliig besides white.

sensitive about KlVlIP; advice on se years. 1 still am ﬁlled with a.

e lightest blue satin, the l6 i p of bonds, tulle veil. gloves and

This makes a beautifully s‘ sake. it might be rather lovely

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Plan Summer Wardrobe To Include Travel Togs v To Serve Week-End Trip

Use This Season's Selection-Hat Should ed Frock and Jacket.

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It ivoulrl be iiiciilt to recall a season which presented such 0lllTll‘- tunities for

an cronouimzil sclttﬁiiinl of compact c-‘f siiinilrc fillll satisfactory for \ wiirl ti" p1 on‘; for holiday travel. if tlic coctuine in . planned cai'0fiiiiy' there will be saved ‘. p, lot of vrorry and fuss iind hectic last ni riuic biiixiig driy season bi 1-x‘. i. If our: starts tie \'v'.'ll'rli(7l.l(‘ selec- tion with the suit which one may already have purchased. there is H.

What a happy baby!

ARTS happiness is so largely a

matter of health and comfort. If

he frets and cries, it's quite likely a

rash, or a vliaicd skin or n stopped up

nose is making iiim miserable. You'll

be wise to prevent tiiesc little trouble! with "Vaseline" Petroleum Jelly.

After the bali_v's bath, apply u light I ﬁlm of “Vrisolinﬂ Petroleum Jelly all over the delicate skins- head. ton. Then with little cotton swabs on toothpickl. very gently apply to the baby's nostrils. This cleanses and lubricates them and tends to prevent colds.

These are safe. easy things to do.

"Vaseline" Jelly has been used for . ‘babies by mothers and doctors and in i great hospitals for more than half a l century. And remember when you buy that the trade-mark Vaseline on the label is your assurance that you are get- tlngtho genuine product oi the Chesa- brougli Manufacturing Co.. Cons'd, 5620 Chabot Ava, Montreal, Canada.

Popular Suit as Foundation for

whip [lip hell-i

,or some other fabric that will not

lpolctot, which may also be worn ‘with sports dresses, is in order.

resolves itself into spectator spam

of which might negllgec. are additions to the ward~

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‘ Eur CHARLOTTETOWN ouiuzumn I

.Woman’s'Rea.lm -:- Social and Personal -

Conlldzn Prevention Only Pouiblo

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tel-mud Couples Bo Reconciled

Dorothy Dix ,. ii‘-

You Cannot‘ Revive Dead Love by Repeating the Endearments Used During Courtship, But You Can Keep it Alive if You Are Willing to Make the Sacriﬁce it Requires .

The Judze of a Domestic Relations Court. in hll effort to reconcile an estranged married couple. has ordered the husband to go to see his wife twice a week and make love to her ins-the way in which ho used to do it

when he was courtina her.

Oh. yuhl It is I. safe bet that that Judge was never bitten by Solomon's dog, as the old proverb h}; it. ‘tor the tuk the learned jurist uti the hucband is an lmpouihle one. There ll no such thing u cyn- thetlc love. No mun can manufacture hurt throhs at will. nor is there my woman such. a fool that she cannot detect real affection from the spurious.

But it is amusing to picture the husband reviving

the technique of his wooing days at the law's behut.

One fancier him laying to himself as he dresses to

start forth on his enforced coil upon his very sic-lady

love: "Oh. well. this is the night l have to go to see Sally. or else go m jail. and by jinks I'd rather go to jail if I didn't hove my business to look after and didn't know it would go to pot if 1 took my eye of! it. But, any- way, thank God, I only have to go to no her twice n week and 1 don't have ~ to live with her and be bored to death and have to listen to her whines and complaints and nagging! u I used. in." ~

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And fancy him upon arrival. still trying to act like the lover he was ordered to be, exclalmlng: “Darling. Sweetheart. Angel Face." while sec- retly thinking (You old cat, you get uglier and fatter every day and how l ever could have thought I fancied you ls something I can never understand about myself. Must have had a brain storm or been drunk or something). "It has been a million years since I saw you last" (and, 1 wish it would be a million more before l ever see you again.) ‘ "Give me a kiss, one little tiny kiss” (if I acted u 1 feel, I would bite a. chunk out of you.)

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And so on. and so on, through all the lover's ritual. Aligood stuff when it was genuine, all hoocy when it is faked. For love-making must be spontaneous to have any pep in it and kisses must be warm with desire to have any ﬂavor. Otherwise they are the ﬂattcst and most tasteless thing on earth and the least capable of inspiring a thrill.

Also, unfortunately, we cannot love to order. If we could, we would make wise and intelligent marriages and live happily ever afterward, instead of the silly impulsive one; we do make that end in the divorce court. A man would pick out for a wife the nice, domestic girl of a good family and with a. tidy little fortune that his mother is always throwing in his way, in- stead of the wild, wayward, useless, frivolous. pretty thing that he takes to torment him and keep him in debt with her extravagance. And espouse the good, substantial, middle aged men who could give her an es- tablishment and plenty of money to lpend instead of the poor young ne'er- do-well that she will have to take in boarders to support.

Nor if we could love to order would there be any philanderlng husbands and wives, for all of us know that home-clawing hearts are happiest end every husband and wife would rather find their ideals at their own ﬁreside than seek them abroad. ’

But, alas, the ability to control our affections is not within our powerl Why we love. nor why we oeue to love, we do not know. It just happens that some way. lornehow, some particular woman oi-"man appeals to us as the most desirable thing on earth and the one thing we cannot livewithout, and suitability or expediency or duty has nothing to do with the case. And

sbfe buss for choosing accessories and other needs. If one has yet to make the purchase. choose simply tailored jacket suit of brown lightweight wool rzv p0, with B. crepe or handkerchief l!i'l£‘ll blouse. With a sleeveless crow-necked jersey tuck-in or I polo shirt. in turquoise, yellow or orange. the skirt of this suit may be worn for golf while the jacket may be ucrn over a sleet/class crepe tennis

lclioss to give it an added touch of

lformnlity for spectator sports. The hat worn for travellin gshoud be niiaiiirnl bnkou or bnlilbuniai, with n plain ribbon band in brown. This .ni:iy be uiorn just as it is with the ljncket and tennis dress. and for the other dresses included in the ward- robe it may have different ribbons iii matching colors.

These other dresses should iri- elude one or two spurts dresses, be- sides the one which may be worn with the brown jacket: a printed chiffon afternoon dress that will also be correct at an informal dinner party and an evening dress of lace

require pressing after being packed. 1f the evening dress has a. matching jacket. the question of evening wrap

is solved; otherwise a velveteen

Since there must be a formal hat fur the afternoon dress. we submit that there is nothing smarter or more readily packed right in the suitcase than a softly draped beret shape of pliant vlsca. straw. Far active sports there is the ever faith- ful flannel beret. The shoe problem

pumps of brown and white, sport shoes and a pair of slippers to be worn with both afternoon and even- ing dresses-

Outllnlng such a week-end ward~ robe, and rather than making con- cessions in style for the sake of com- pactness, we have capitalized the in- tcrchangeable quality of current. fashions. The basis is the tailored outfit that will be used for the trip to and from.

A sports topcoat, a bathing suit and lounging pyjamas, the long coat also serve as a.

robe. depending upon the local of the

very often it happens that all of a sudden, and also without any reason, the

a girl would I

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thing that we have so coveted and broken our necks to get, pails upon us and we lose our tlste for it and it becomes repugnant to us. We can ﬁnd no charm in the face we have thought so beautiful. The i little tricks and manners that have intrigued us with their cuteness get on our nerves. The conversation that we have listened to with bated breath bores us to death. The individuals we have married are just exactly what they were when we selected them fr om all the world for our husbands and wives. They carry the some line of virtues and faults. They have not changed one iota. But for us their allure is gone. Why? We no more know than we know why we have lost our appetite for certain dishes of which we once could not get enough.

The tragedy of the thing i! that when love is dead it is dead beyond the power of recur-section. You can no more revive it than you can blow the breath of life into a corpse. or kindle dead ashes into a. flame again. Least of all can the husbands and wives who between them have murdered love undo their crime by repeating the tactics of their courtship.

No. You cannot revive dead love, but you can keep it alive if you are willing to make the sacriﬁce it requires. DOROTHY DIX.

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Mr. Wallace has no intention of agent] identified him by the hunting cud.

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BANANAS AS iiouiiisiiiiit roan

Bananas. which entered most of our lives as a treat, are given a place of nicreaslng importance in the fam- ily diet as knowleclg eof their fun~ Ila-mental worth increases.

Delicious we have long known the banana to be, but the banana comes out exceptionally well when examin- ed for its serious-minded. virtues. In nourishment and digestibility it ranks high. On the latter point er- ror sometimes arises through wrong catnip-insufficient chewing by a hungry y- ‘er perhaps. especial- ly if the banana be a bit under-ripe. For very young children the fruit should be mashed; inter the child should be taught to mastictte lt properly.

Always ff- should be well ripened when served uncooked. There are three useful and well-marked stages of ripeness—tl\c firm fruit that is still green-tipped is our choice for cooking; the allyellow banana is ready for eating. and still later when brown flecks appear plentifully on the skin the flavor and digestibility are both more highly developed. The fruit should be kept at ordinary room temperature-the cold or the. refrigerator retards proper ripening and flavor d“ lopment; last-minute chilling of ripe fruit should alone be resorted to when it. is wanted cold.

Vitamins and mineral: which we look lo earnestly in our foods now- n-dlyn us present in rich measure ln blnlnls. And with all these points to reoonunend them. there are the two vary practical consideration; immediate service with little or no prepcmtlonand a hoof. of delight- ful posalbilitfes when the banana. is cooked. for service as a vegetable, entree or interesting dessert.

Fried ‘Bananas

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Banana Cream Pie

1-4 cup sugar.

1 l-2 cups milk.

1-2 cup sugar.

5 tablespoons cornstarch. 1-2 teaspoon salt.

2 e88 yolks.

1 tablespoon butter.

1 teaspoon vanilla.

3 bananas.

2 egg whites.

1-4 cup sugar.

1-6 teaspoon vanilla. . Put the 1~4 cup of granulated cu- gar into a heavy frylnl pan and stir and rub it over the heat until it coramellzowit will firpt form very

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Cover the top with I mﬁfinlll! mud: by beating the egg whites stiff than gradually heating in its special 1-4 cup sugar and the flavoring. Put into a slow oven to brown deli- cately. which will require about 1b minutes or more, to be quite sure that the meringue has set.

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l cup scolded milk.

2 egg yolks.

1 tablespoon butter. '

l-Z tclcpoon vanilla.

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