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Today's Short Wave Radio Program

(Al! Tina in Eastern Billiard)

Dorothy Dix’: Letter Box

A‘Man‘s Personal Appearance Denotes What Kind of a Husband He Will Make Just as

Much as it Does His Ability in Business ’l‘HL'ltsD.\\', SEFTEKHBEK 2 1

xr;'l'lll.liLA.\'DS DEAR utss DIX llniv iiiiii-li (lees a man's personal appearance have ‘.0 do with his stieccss Ill Di "' (‘\.\'.) 1 ain tillaflged t0 a young man who is everything that lb ftiic so fa. ii~ his i-haractci- ls concernrd. He is intelli- e-iit: i--ip;i‘>‘c. honest and upright. but I fear ltts t(\ll‘i])l"'.(‘ indifference to his dress and his llltlk tit ittwllllP-‘xs will be a handicap to him in

HUIILEN.

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TOKYO iitisiiitiss itiid social affairs and may iit tme _ Villlsi‘ diviurccmeiit between us Of course. 4.x) p.iii raw-ts - y gnaw that as the p01“. says: "'l"he coat does

L)‘. i "Ite than." hut tltitvi vritt think it tn.. A READER.

nu‘ nwtkt‘ ‘ tielps Emit ti» get along?

Attswer: lt. may be tiue that the coat dOesrVt make

fl it 1v.- \‘~y'\'=~ II‘- ‘511; “l 330- the iii-.i bu: l‘. ii-tt.t.i1_v Hlhqn you the man's ., . ,, ,. i.- . , Hi1 l -* s ' . . Attsgtiicttl petiiile hilt-n say that you

__ _ , _ 4 _ ,_ -. jttiiic _\ Olh: by tlie wity lie is Bl 5593 Amt’ “(GEATICL (l"'\\t‘\l, bu; ere is no licllet" ytudstick by

, ,_ i .:i'it lo lllvtlalllt‘ any one. f; p ill \'.<:..'.t t i‘ e .li\

mix, 5th.‘. Ill ll ti‘? ' -

.\e titebottnti l0 use it .i,>,,-i .i;.i.it e t.» ail we liitie to go by. He cant

' ii.it ‘ ' t; ititce ten. its uhctfiet" the)" arei’ \il‘_lllL‘l'Ul' not they tire suitably‘ ll prcity accurate idea 0i tc tvltetttci" they are self-

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7 .iu-_\ pay to iitttttl and whether they “U11.

ill lZl-IN, .\'lI'l'lllIRI..\.\'llS to litre .1 intin if. wheit he ."ippltctl for a i‘ ' ' l)‘).\,'_, l)“ * .irtt i>.i his lute, it’ .s slices tieetlzrti tu be 3. , _ , _, PKJJi ‘>.‘1:‘c{l‘ and his eiyiics “(It ~potictl tiith adlilkll rs of all ‘the 100d he _' T‘. ' "it 1 -, iiiiitl (_;.\'.l‘ll for ti titontii. ‘lite KVLIlHlUI-‘HA- wtiu dstiy: "Titts man 1s _no _ _ . . Rood. He iitttless tint‘. titi- ciittttl; 0i else lie tvottlil shave and 11011.41 l'lt \<;t l-' ill,‘ lltislitfl \l»l.\ l,“ __,i,,,,. “i, tinii tit-ii» i ~i 1.» he». l‘! ii. snows that he isiiti wlltng u. Mei. hm 1w; tti- tit- - c Illllll‘ tiititt he hits to. That is

' Aliiitiittr. t! tie i.» iutrtless about . .tbiitt'. my bltslticsw. Next." And .f zlie next tnait ls tit-tit itittl l1 znszrztd of sltiptiy and slovetily; if he l‘iit.\ a ll'<~ll sitiiie itiitl a t-lt-iiit s‘ anti it lib .\Ll.l., _ no matter how , i 'lll'tiitll>‘tll4' it l.\, is hpliilifixx iintl priu~~i<., iii~ ‘will eel. tlic _i0b because he v snows eitetgy ind: aittbllitvti to ttt.i'i.-. _ tt;.i.-: e‘. in.» uppurltlttlttcs,

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35 Ti m l 111g up. lll ' tine t 'l'iie nittit, ior n.~t. .. i, whose clothes are alttatb ruiiitiieii and 1llll.\~’(‘tl and ttliuse lint u is siiiticlgy‘ shows that he is all’. not Wllililg to Illltt‘ the time and make the tttort to kecp ltlutfl-Pll 019B“- lrlc '.\'ll iittzer "t; itttttiitcte. The lllllll tilto wciirs tilti-ttiisltioitcd clothes .\ p. n. w; ~titi i ' tillitfls. His contpetilors will ottt-dtstuitec lum. i“. ,,,i},; i .l l.i~t "i -. .tt1~ .\‘_\'ie iiiit attci the wrong sort of tieckties i, 1i pont- UUPCYY and itif. tievet" (‘lllilll on to new utiiys OI (101118 11111185-

‘ Tm, mm, “m, “-,.,,,-_, 4 e<i.tt tit one suit, a waistcoat of another and

i trousers of another, ‘iitt or miss, has no sense of detail. Don t. litre him for tinylltitxg ‘iltttt l‘tlillll"‘s accuracy.

- tire srltlttni wrong in taking

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But. on the tiilitir liiittil, the titan wlto looks ‘its if he had 1115i 5lf~‘l)l79d otit iii‘ ll biiiitiliiix la '»\Ul'l.l\ wnsiderttig because he is tJIVBIT-“lie and up to the mntule. V _ _ _

No man rttti tiiake a greater mistake than iii tevlllltl that “(lid “b”: ,.,,.,\_i1,.¢;ip;, persotttil itptxrtrattee. He iittiylitue she-art of gio t. 1111a niibdity is eottig to di.~, to it through layers of tlothcgogltstmgeenlxtl

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l I U I O U U i-i -> _. - .. ~ . - t "prob- ~ ., .i . as DIX- iWe tatt of tiit iilfiblttn tlllltl ind tie a ,1 nit" hiiiiilinirxrt “I ' ‘t lllt‘ .1.‘..i.~t oi all the tirobictits ‘is the “Problem Pu“- mnmvr- and L, u, “m. Si“. has i. pond httsbittitl. good cltfdren. ‘B. 1 in , X in p iii; l i'()()(l home met". illlllU, ‘iii ttiuke her happy" atttl CJllllOl ..\hlc. but 5116 15 ‘l 3' n m A ‘t. "T ii ‘I ‘Tllt nvw niwi rtti~ i~ pt" ~< it volt et sttw “he Wail-b‘ 11ml “@9175 because - . m, i_i_ . * i . .. - .» - < ~ TP-V 4 L? 6 ‘n ' l" H l lifli‘ tii . ~iii~ t: ..it .tie alt» in she (leser\'v-».Sl1<’ 80011508 my iiiittii-i‘ iii ll.\\|ll‘_‘ ililil is with u-onien. iintl my brother s‘ wife of tilting ti sit iiitii ill“ti:~\l. iii r. shr- Just :(ll'l\\.\ tiitv l ltfll a llllt». All of vi 1. t .1 (-.,iii.-e. is l\l).\t1ll.lll‘l\' tttttrttti. Site tell.» iny children that 1 u’: ‘tretii tiiid coinplitiii~ to the tietghbors lllfit notie of ltci f-atitily ten

‘lwr rt~=it Slit- works ltcrself up into ltystcricti. spcllS. when we ltave l0 Netti for tlic doctor. We ltztvc trtetl evehvtlttttg we kttoltvqto please her ‘and iitztke tier llltpp)‘. but nothing ttotks. “tut. can “L tsgiucdnlsn‘ JMI-(llflilrtiotti-w- votir ittwthens coinpiititits azztiiiist her children, her hus- ‘ ' ' .. ' . . - tntoit hand ilillll tier lll~lil\\n tllC Just a bid lot .~_\llll‘lfilll} ztttrcli Lt‘? 3:211 “t: gent“ to ll!‘1',\tll_ Site wants the spotlight tut tttiil on her xiii ‘ _ of 'll'l‘l'(‘.~l. If she hits ll) tiwttlttrc her i.tlt‘ill_\' and lmtckvll theft 800d “aim-i t... gut it site is tiertectly willing to sticrlftce t-ltein, But Y0“ in tit" lklhE‘ llk"l ttiii scrioti. v. When hllt‘ set-tits to be most ttiiltappy "he ltlillll‘~t ~lic is renllly eitjtivtiiysl herself the most. So (10111? . ,\‘(»lll' CWMMttiiit-s 4t t too lllllt‘ i ctturos-et. _ v. '~\'l'|"",. H‘ , p , ’I'lti~:'e is no wt ' to stop lterexct-pt 1o send her ton isattalioimllglé i. NW, ..ii..i.iiiiii , , _ _ _ _ ., -, ,., .. ,8 w . f“ .,...~..t. ttmiit-it xvhit-ii is the ..i llhlllt, thing to do. Then is owl)‘ tllfllllffi flmiscry you feel P-"W- i cured and till the l‘(‘1ll2llll(lt‘l‘ tit the family stited fioni ytnts 0 i ' tir an vttss DIXMWI» "ire a youllv married couple who Wan“ l°19° “ ‘ ‘ .“,,‘,. .. . -. - i~ ' tier 1.; hillli\ epine. but ir._\ l.i.i_it.t has Jllrt (ind. Nifllllifmtllglft ‘nrtty £28m“ .i'.id brother it lttiute. I feel tl siclftsh tti lc.t\c v tut. , t vii". lllt‘ .0 go oti itbuttt iny own lite. Wlitit shali I do? MRS. B. A. Angwfl‘: ‘ - ‘ - i ' l'f to live and very Take Your mothers advice. You hate W"? flllln l c‘ l “elf Married “k5,. \/I)V!‘pr will enjoy navtna‘ ltci .tonte stone to ie . . i

WAKFU PVYDUR‘ LIVER BlLE-i

And You'll Jump Out of Bed in Llli Morning Rtiritt’ l0 I0

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HOUSE WIFE

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HER A CT] VI TIES

"Lite ha.» no value as an end. but nteaits;

An end deplorable! a. means divine!

when ‘tts our all, ‘t-s nothing; vtor e tliitii nought,-

A llCol. ot trams; u-heii held a; nothing much:

Like some fair humoristsplife is most etiyoyed, '

When eourtrd least; most worth, when discsteenrm."

-~Ntt;ht Thoughts

EVEN DIANE-UP “TJST BE DIGNXFIED FOR EVENING

It jioti ltavc deeded to wear a Directoire evening gown and to pile _llllll‘ Ettiir in ltltlc curls on top of your head, by all means experiment with a delicate, pastel makeup winch gives sktit a cear, satiny lock. Flamboyant makeup and casual ciitffurcs are not for digniitcd lady-like costumes.

THE LADY xutisr m: or scorrisii DESCENT

Mrs. J. B. Curry. 90. has held a local dirpzirtiiiritt store to a promise made llf‘l‘ 70 years ago in Adelaide. Attstrnlit.

At the tige of 20. lfrs. Cttrry was the first (‘llhl-Clllfl‘ of the Run- dle Street (‘lUliiiblllltWll store. She ueiit in to purchase sntite litten dantaiik and tn "christeit" the store. The nittnatientettt. to honor its first customer, tircsetited her with a long-sleeved frock. a red flannel petttcoat, white stocking and a white crinolitte with fiuicy frills.

"Wlieti you are 90." shc was told. "come back and we will give you another diviss."

Mrs. Curry rctttrited to the store reminded the management of its promise of 70 years ago, and chose a plain black dress.

NEWS IN NOVELTIES

Every week sees the iiitrodtiction of some novelty" iii the tvny of beauty accessories. gadpctis for the home or amusing dress details. Among the latest iioizotts tire silver link sports belts. littng with tinte- eire. powder-etittipztrl, lip-tick and comb.

The fashion for wearing oiie‘s initials has been revived and diamond brooches. less than an iticli wide, are designed with three initials.

Scottish jewellery. which is very popular at the motitent. takes the form of thistle brooches set with amethysts: topaz-ltcrtdeti clirks for clips. and silver (tagger breaches

Newest of all new haitdbaizcs is one in green felt with blank suede glove fingers npiwliqtictl oti the surface.

THE VENTTTLTTED iiitr

Paris shows approval of “air- conditioitad’ headgear. The latest. and most attractive thing in hats is in soft black velvet, senti- Hnmburg in shape, with cmwn lowered and the tiop open (says the Daily Telegraph!

Over this a franspareitt veil is

arranged to tnake a becoming background. For more practical wear the

same idea is fdlnwed in felt. An- other model is in a snfl shade of green felt with a swatlic of brown

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FASHION Ocutotis i

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1 HOME DRESSMAKER ii , m; to gCL where me family is? I “Certitiitly. nty poor man. Here: —-——-'-~“*‘~~-—» -- the Shllllllfi- where i» rm" fflmllf? m "Gone to the pictures!" A plain boirro jlviwl “m5 :5

tile». It (jLERlC HOLDS BABY

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matches ' 1H9‘ W: or flint TC . .

firtnt. "t1 putt provtdt“ 1 The local vicar being r1 VET!

’ .. 1i the skirt o1 Mimic trinpcrattce advocate, was 8

- ti» the piit- yet-y i;.ii:i1_t~ niitii. ,

W101 (llfsb Utm lll’ll iitg. when on his round

of the pttrtsh, ltc saw an old lady pttsiiittt; a pram up a very steep iitii. lminctlialely he offered ll) help

her. At the top of the hill, with the

tutti; chart in- I to .\P“' it in a

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fa "islets w.) 3m’: ‘s (lfdflllcd for

ma, 4_ i; g iii, tz iiii-i l4 years» L'l('l'Lf_\flll‘i‘ill putfltit: and Pimllllg i l T-il . ' of 39- from the heat and the csiertlrtligig fr," and S-il- fie ld ladv WM P101159 n it‘, lltllill for bolero, tllaiifis The tiscar would ltave none of iti. _ ' 59nd fifteen cents flFici in “NO, n0." he said. “Tlteres noth- Mmp, or coin lCflln preferred) ing to thank me for. But perhaps. pmp coin carefully address to as a little reward. you will let m9 Charlottetown Guardian givlnl- have a look at the baby."

"Baby!" exclaimed the woman. "B s.‘ your heart: sir, tihcres no baby, It's two dozen of stiotttf’

Qbyle No. 3102 Size...“

, Nam, PER, Naps can to hasten the departure of i-s-Ni-r» stintnn. and. until it. disappears, Mr, Percy Barlow. bfarshfield, use it bit of their regular face

left y-esterday for a short holiday powder on itrnts and httntls_ a, "t 544,.“ 1n Halifax A mild solution, of 1cmoti_ lc_c

chiffon, Pocket-handkerchief to match is worn with a tailored coat.

NEAT NOVELTIES

Small silver cigarette cases stamped with the name and flag of every capital in Europe are among the latest itovelties seen at West. End Jewellers. Gold powder compact. complete with wind- screen wipers which atttiomaticady clean thc tnirror. play a tune every time the ltd is opened Tiicnthere are lilt-le gadgets for the hund- liaz". which l1l\\'(‘ a lighter at one end and a watch tit the other. with cold cream and lipsfck in the tniddle.

KATISIIA Hill) A IiEl-‘T ELBOW THAT PEOPLE (K-UIE MILES TO SEE

If you intend tin welcome Indian summer days itt one of those chic black dresses with short sleeves, do sec that your elbows are soft and smOnth and that your arms arc the same shade as face and throat.

Beatitiv-utlttdcd women know

that the cont of suntan which was lovely in iluly with pastels and prints isn't flattering at all uthen one wears black. fall's smartest color. Therefore. they do all thet-

PIMPLES

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CUTICUR

SPLNENDID FOR

Wonderful, thousands say, how the soothing

enetration of Cuticura Soap and Ointment "Um"; Eelps banish ugly skin irritations due to external Wonderful, how this mildly medicated Snap cleanses anti soothes-how the Ointment relieves and helps heal! Wonderful, you ll a ee, as even the fin: application aids and com orb. Sold qurywhere

SKIN BIIMISHES

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and waterlislolgie‘ o! the g hand. arm and elbow bleachas. 313ml)’ add two tablespoons of cool water to the juice of 5 19mm; then pat the mixture on with a 00mm Iifld- Let- dry for an hour, rinse off, and massaze hands and arms with special hand cream or a. bit of your favorite night cream, Repeat this treatment every night and. within two weeks, you'll see a great Improvement in skin texture and coloring.

If you have a habit o.’ leaning on your elbows when, reading, Working at your desk or Just sit- ting. try to break it. This little habit (and it isn‘t pretty, anyway) does. tend to make elbows scrawny looking, rrittgh and discolored.

$cnib elbows regularly with a nail brush or a bath brush. Gen- tale washing does not remove dead and diy cuticle or stains

F01‘ evening. altvzvvs cover shoulders. arms and back with the foundation lot'on or cream you put cut face and neck. Blend it CRYBTIIIIY. then press on quantities of‘ face powder. ‘Let the‘ powder set a moment oi- fwn; vclqisk qff the excess with a powder brush or a clean, fluffy piece of cotton.

MOTOR FIRST AID

A compact first-aid kit for motor t-rips in the cottntry in warm weather shntiid include a bottle of iodine, a small Jar of ptcric acid irauze for burns, a bottle of cit-mn- ellfl for insect bites, it bottie of stin- burn lotion. sterile gauze, adhesive tape. scissors. safety pins. alcohol for sore muscles and absorbent cotton.

The bracelet length sleeve. reach- 1118 half Way between wrist and

elbow. will be used iii many dresses for fall and winter. SHOE TONTCS

You can tone up browxvshoas by

cited full-Icream condensed milk with a tcaspoonful of ivater and two teaipooitfttls of methylated spit-it. and applying the mixture to the leather with a soft piece of flannel. Patent leather evening shoes should be covered with a min film of seline when not in use. An occ. nal rubbing wzth Olive oil will prevent cranks from aptiear- tng in the leather. while a brilliant Polish cttn be obtained by a brisk trttlliléover with a cloth dl/pped in mi .

HOW T0 MAKE rip YQUR EYES

Rentéiitbei" it is the expression in your eyes that counts. Make-up should only be tisr-d as an gigognt,

A aood eye-wash before making up your eves ivzll always give them a__-morc “cared for" appearance_

Put eyelash cream on your lids at night, and pull your eyelashes slightly.

This will help them to grow. It takes a long time, but it is worth it

An older woman looks better Eroomed if she puts cream on her eyelids and no mascara ot- eye- shadow at. all.

Small eyes will look larger if the eyebrows are arched as high as pos- sible attd a little dotof liquid rouge is put on the inner comer of the eye.

If you want to be really glaznor- ous, artificial eyelashes will make F0111‘ eyes look larger. i

Eyes set Close together. Pull out some of your eyebrows, leaving a bl! Sllflce between the eyes. Length- cn the eyebrows with a pencil out towards the side o.’ the face.

Pitt more mascara oti the outside lashes than on those near your nose.

insipid eyes look darker if you use tlic right eyeshadow. Light brown eyes 100k darker if violet or green shadow ls used, and light blue eyes have more depth of color 1f blue shadow is used_

Prominent eyes should not have mascara used on them. To make them look their; best, eyeshadow can be applied all over the 11d. Cream is better than mascara.

KEEPING JUMPERS IN SHAPE

If you are afraid that your hand-untitled jumper will lose its shape and be ttnwearable after washing. first lay it carefuily on a piece of strong cal co. and tack it down with long stitches.

This will hold it in place while you wash lt, and it will be all ready to lay out on a flat surface fio dry afterwards. You can wash the laclesi. jumpers this way.

SAILS FOR EUROPE (By The Canadian Press)

QUEBEC. Aug. tip-Father Char- lcs Cnughlin. Dctroiiis radio priest, sailed yesterday in the liner Em- press of Britain. Pastor of the Little Flower Shrine in thi- Michi- izan city. Father Cottghlln refused to receive newspaper men before he sailed. It was reported he is taking the European trip for his health.

________.___ NINE SPEECHES IN SEVEN DAYS BERLIN. Atte. Cll-JCP-Httvasi “Chancellor Hitler will make nine speeches in seven days during the mammoth congress of the Nazi party opening at Ntitemberg next Thursday. it was announced w-

Cariiation

A CANADIAN PRODUCT

HERE is a new, tempting ClCllClOlISHCSS which comes to vegetables when Carnation Milk is used to make a cream sauce for them. This double-rich milk, with cream in cvery drop, adds smoothness, flavour, food-valucq And this applies to all cooking where milk is used. Because Carnation isjust pure milk with part of ~ the water taken out, made much more diges- i tiblc by homogenization, made safe by sterilisa- tion, it is a splendid food for bottle-fed babies

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and growing children. And it has added “sun- shine” vitamin D. Carnation i: the evaporaled milk

the Dionne Quinlupfels use.

Write for the gorgeously illustrated Carna-

tion Cook Book. A host of ideas and recipes for 10c, coin or stamps. Address the Carnation Company Limited, Toronto, Ontario.

Milk

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CUSTARD SAUCE

Two cups milk, 3 egg tyolksi. 1-3 cup granitliited sugar, few grains salt, 1-2 teaspoon vanilla.