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‘For Wednesday, itlziy lls!

MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) 1 ._Yoii tire especially ivarntd against ‘ undue EXUTIYJQLIIILT, OVCY-Billliﬂfh‘ iiou and reckless hiludlfig of your affair». Let y;ll1' pair: cs be on the highest level, your actzofls blsczi on common sense.

APiltlL ill to MAY 20 (Taurus)- Your ﬂiIlblI-Dlh and generous 11.ll\1l‘6 fully tcin-p: you t0 ‘~20 bPVOP-ﬁl S0111‘ 1m t; in plixisilrc s "ding today.

' ' “Hltlrtl t‘ rieltii i‘l.I

it l) by t. ‘iii . Cl Y-Ul‘ l p. ruizit work.

MAY 21 i0 JUNE '21 lifeuta-xl puia- its study. expcrtne ‘t, anal l(‘\’t"i'\l(‘l‘i, t and anzilylcal wzrk il!‘i“_ favored thi riithcr diffit . day.

~ it; mat-inner)‘, tools. 1C5 or other veil cles i again-t rvvklessne s. to JULY ‘Z3 (C‘nr"*"\-— int undertakings vrill re- quire (‘of aim-mute skill in hurdl- iug, much prltencc in execllticu if

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Work of lVleu Do 1c By Gauntlets Girls With Dcit Touch‘

As never before, women are run- flint; the entire scale of jobs in Canadian war industry’. Grinding, "' a s se m b 1 in g, drilling, pressing. packing, shap- ing on machines big and small are jocs for women today. This girl is nn expert on a grinding wheel, she is working on an airplane part.

you are t0 obtain the fullest results. Reconstructon, cmrecting errors may be easlcr than laundering new propositions.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo)— Profits likely if you keep on the 30b and exert yourself with all poss ble speed and efficiency. Difficult and minor matters can lie put ovei w,th intelligent management.

AUuUST 2a to SEPTEMBER 23’

tVlrgJ) - You may have Bo amust yourself amenably luauds made upon you even though

big standbys to: ay,

SEPTEMBER Z-l to OCTOBER i

23 iliibia) - A congimneration of lnlXECl tendenoes from which you must sort the helpful. those best suited for the tasks you've got to do. Mike necessary changes avoid

clashes vuiith superiors and those.

who have your lnterests at heart. OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER 22 (Scorpio) — Tdliy rates more than one star, and with your splendd and capable ccopcratwfn you can make it a prxfitnble period, espec- ially for essentai arlivlties. NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER. 22 (Sagittarius) - Don't take a jaded attitude twwaui your work

l because it is rout nc or dull and fa-

miliar. Place a high value on its importance and it will take on a new meaning to you. Now is tile time to repackage and revalue your- self and your work.

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) - Favorable period for industrial and professional inter- e ts. laud and produce. forestry. slipping and other means 0f trans- portatlru. Labor and management: Unite for a C0".11l'lO1'l good.

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) _ Should be favorabie for gains in all q ustrict ve lines of endeavor. sound investments, ob- taining and making contracts. Plan with the future in mind. strongly.

FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 20 (Pisces) - A new track of thought in tune with the all tut programs so llrzcui rcduy w ll ll'i. you bre- fits Your intuiiitzir furl t-icai‘ 1' rc- szght can be oi great value - use the-m.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY A strung character, one who w'11 inmire confideme and affection; undcrstandng. charitable, above petty j-illousies: btth industry and the profersbnrll vocations are open t: its fine capabllty, Could become an excellent surgeon, physician, nurse.

CLEAN HOUSE GUTTERS AND DOWNSPOUTS

Heavy Spring rains will soon be here taxing the capacity of gut- ters and downspouts. They shsuld be cleaned of rill fine fish, cinder-s, dirt. leaves and other rubbish which may have accumulated in them during Lie Winter. Then they should be repaired and re- painted. 1f necessary This will assist in preventing damage to the exterior walls and alro reduce

A tum is a toy ‘n the "and! "i this girl. as far as her skill in handling it is concerned. Once men held such jobs exclusively. but men mitsi: be freed wherever possible lo Join the fighting forces. or to do Qther qu- jobq WOIIIGB cannot G0-

danger of leaks and infiltration of water.

FINE PLAYING CARDS

When we have a particularl heavy, fine deck of playing car we dislike throwing them away merely becauie they are soiled. Try rubbin them with a cloth dipped in spir ts of camphor. I may take e little time to go over each card bilt the result will save you buying new cards.

Bouquets of buttercup‘ and snow drops binned to suit apes. match- ing glam butfxns decorated with micelles. and multi-coicur leather be ts knotted-at back. are details of new British fashions.

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. iiicy may lL/I. cc altogether to your ' ‘ liking. QuaLty and knowing now to i get the bet-tel‘ of obstacles are your

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ROAST BEEF

Place the standing rib roast in an 0116b rosstins pan, fat. side up. Yvu don't have to use a rack w.th this type of roast because the ribs form a rack. Season the meat well with salt and PWDer. Dent add liquid to tbs pan and don't eover the pan during the roasting period. 1f you are doing a large roast from 6 to 8 pounds. put it. in a moderately slow oven (300 deg. F.) and allow 20 minutes a pound for rare. and 25 minutes a pound for medium-dine. Thirty minutes a pound is allowed \ for a well-done roast. If the mast ‘ is small. then place it. lll a moderate oven (ZfﬂO deg. F.) and allow 35 minutes a pound for rare, 4.5 min- utes a und for medium-done. and about 0 minutes a pound for well- done.

Abcut 1 1-2 hours before the roast- ~ lng time is up. pare and wash | potatoes and place them in the pan about the roast. These may be busted from time to time with 611p-

_ pings in the pan.

I YORKSHIRE PUDDING

U 1-2 cup flour

| . t I l I

; 1 l i

1-4 teaspoon salt 1-2 cup nrlk

1 egg

Method: Sift together thg flour and salt. Add the lnik gradually to this and then beat with a rotary

beater until smooth. Beat the egg.

well and add to the first mixture.

Plnce about 1-2 teaspoon butter in the bcttom of 6 muifn tins or custard cups and heat in the oven until the butter is melted and time tins or cum are hot. Fill these about 1-2 full witih ‘he batter and bake with the roast at 350 deg F for lib-int 45 minutes. (Ycu may raise the temperature of the roost somnvhat if yril are dong it at 300 deg. F‘. while these are bakkg) Serve with gravy as soon u they come from the oven.

MADEIRA CAKE

l cup butter

i cup sugar

5 eggs. separated

1-2 teaspoon lemon extract

1 3-4 cups sifvd cake flout

1 teaspoon baking powder

1-2 tccsponi salt.

1-2 i-up Cili-pllcd candied citron

if desired

Method: Cream the butter and cradually cream in the sugar. Add the well-beaten egg yolks to the creamed mixture. and cunﬁnue beaﬁng until the mixture ls light and fluffy. Add the flworing Sift

the flour. then measure and sft,

attain with the baking pond-tr and salt. Add the chopped cltron and fold this lintc t creamed nrxture.

; Beat the egg wh tes until stiff. but

the resulting \

CHILD'S CROUHETED DRESS

not dry. and fold these into the batter last. Pour info a greased loaf‘ pan and bake in a moderately slow oven (325 deg. F ) for about

1 1-2 hours, or until the cake is done. TRIFLE Line sherbet glasses with the

fingers of cake and add the avrup from some canned or fresli frezm fruit—en:ugb to mo sten the cake Fill the centres with the drained fruit and serve topped with custard

sauce. Custard Sauce 1 cup milk 2 eggs

Z tablespoons sugar

1-8 teaspoon salt

1-2 teaspoon vanilla

Method: scald the milk. Beat the egg yolks srghtiy with the su and salt and add gradually to e milk, stirring constantly. Cook over hot water for about b minutes or until the mixture will coat a spocn. Remove from the heat and

fold in the stiffly beaten egg wﬁites w" WC .

Add the flavoring and chll

Fast X-Iayl A “photo flash" X-rav machine which takes exposures of but onc- thousandth of a second, has been patented

miss to wear to her first pert .

never too bus! w i appearance. however l

A worlnn: ls lHnk o er , _ They are ready i" r0113?! Ind "WW"

like this one. ihcy H" 31m m have gloves to keep "l9 hands met. She is en eXP-"i "l vellum. 1i wt" in u" '"°‘°"’ shows Hitler iioidmu In whim! head. as well he might, at the than?" ma: ;-qwaracoeleratlon n n r. o this “ﬂuent, out of reach of his ' bomh- .

work, but,

times Pattern No. B96 conta as

the design and complete instruction: for baby alter-n: Write or send above picture with 10 cents in com eodlewerk Bureau. Charlottetown Guardian

lo order or stamp! w

‘l‘o Charlottetown Guardian Needlework Department

Design Ne. 806

It 1| s p list of materiel: needed.

DESIGN N0. I96 This beautiful hand uochetcd dressmwill he adorable for the young

to make and require; little illustration of

from 6 to 18 months.

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Husbands And Wives

effort to get

prise? a. divorce in

marriage as a partnership. husband and wife put all they bald 0f ing the firm of Benedict 8c 00.. a suc bankruptcies. It is

in the pleasures and perquisites of life. who growrich in money and. happiness. It is the husbands iiud wives who do not do teamwork. lvho

i each selnshly tries to grab the best

of everything for themselves, who . double-cross each other. W110 fail-

Be Polite at Home

The use of politeness in thchome would gu so far toward promoting llS prosperity as it does in business fer‘ it is the soft word that drawetli mi the customer. One of the largest dry goods stores m this country‘ said to have been founded on court-i esy, 1n it the customer is alwals rigiit, the clerks always gracious and smiling.

Many a doctor's big practice is owing to his bedside manner. The lawyers who write thewiils of all tfze ricu old ladies in their conlmunlzzts arc so suave that butter wouidn'l_ melt in their mouths. No miilrrier: tells a WOIIIHIL that silo 1S to!» Oil! l0 wear a debutante hilt. Nu nlcrcliailt speaks harshly to a prospective buy-

crSonlehow we feel that gracious- ' ness is a tidbit not intended for borne iconsunmtion. 1t ls something we lsave for company Yet ii we would »cnly feed our own husbands and wives on a little Dalaver. how mucn trouble. how much phllanderlng and how much alimony we could save ourselves.

Preventing Wrecked Home! If every husband and wife wcreg

AMomiMSmile

Rastus and Liza were married but a. short ﬁrm; when he came home with a big wadlttub. a wa hboard and a handsnne three-foot lnrror.

bizfw-Whuiﬁs all de truck you brung?

Rastus-You-all kin tak¢ yo‘ pick. Yo‘ kin take do tub an’ waabboard an‘ go to work. or you kin take dc mirror an’ let down and watch vowse‘! starve.

WOULDN'T BE NEEDED

Hubby had been out of work fzi- some time, but. one day he return- ed home milling happily.

"Well, had any luck?" asked his e

"Yea. Mary dear". said the hus- band. "The tide has turned. I've secured a Brod Job as night watch- man at last".

His wife shook her head despond- ently.

"Tim-e. I know something llr: that would happen", she said. "Here have I been working all the week. making you a cou le of new nlghtshirti, and now you’1 be 3169p- in: all the daytime.‘ _

Drab fences. uninteresting Willi sDhv-bb, uusllglltiy mun p.11», treulsis lulu uiulcll time tlulul-s may QQAUMI) w Uunvtl mu at ll fuuullluli ul ni- pvt-JIM! ulw Avblll waive ul lX-illllty — WAMI Thlllylblllﬂ“: u Willi. colorful morning giciies.

Mcrnlng glories like to dominate the situatloii when uley ilnii n". to tnoir siit-siautlon. nitluimeu with the ales-ml. 0f rﬂulluul clfefn. by olwuliiig their lies». when fnaiiy j merits are yet asleep or going to new, they Hitler: UA bllﬁlllbvlVtd lhei l-Uﬂhnl-SBUMI subgecis w brighten otherwise crab lulu uilslgiiti; ob- Jﬁcts. Mull. u: l-ne species ixiiii vii- rleilee ale endowed with a great Druluslfifi 0i ilcmt-sueyud lfulugu. ‘Arie imperial or dMpIHQ-EU Auillnl rauii Xlllfludv in Illllw uf brilliant‘; Cmurings. ﬁllies. purples, plnllgl raw. scarlet iillildcs in sells, and mtclestiifg cumoluauufia ilnu mark- ing oi uiese. uiitiie lur a riot oi CM- or. Resculceiui gardeners make use 0i. tnese bestutles fol" quick ci- ieut whim slow-growing permanent vines are making their initial growth.

Among the self colors. the im- proved KICIVQIUY D1110 ll superior in every respect to the ola giant blue morning glory. zine own- ls a econ intense nine, silselng ifgntier toward the center. ‘inc flowers are gran l in size. come early. and bloom in great profusion over a long season, an t of all they remain open

until evening on clouoy days. delicate beautv belies the fact that it flowers best when treated rougli. It thrives in oor soil that is reten- oi heat. he leaner and poorer the loll. the grvsafcr the profusion of flowers. Rleh soil causes an abund- enoe of foliage growth at the ex- pefue of flowers.

The big thrill in the Morning

the tactics in trying success that they would employ 1n attcmptin to make a of a " ey don't you know. meninges to luck, and feel that whether they at‘ ears, or celebrate their gol en wedding 50 years _ of the gods. with which they have nothing to iio. Which, of course. is all nonsense. just a romantic dream. It is most proposition and the same technique

en ocery prosper would make a marriage aippy I: applied to it. We speak, for instance, oil If it were a partnership 1n reality. where a

Morning collision... Drab Walls with Beauty

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Says-

CONSIDER MARRIAGE SAME AS BUSINESS PROPOSITION‘

Should Treat Each

Other As They Would Customers Or Partners In Daily Contacts

All men and women who get married know that they are undertaking ,- llie most important venture of their whole lives. and that on the we turns out depends their hap iness, or misery. man age is a heaven on earth, or a purga . depends upon whether a husband and wife dwell together in peace and harmony, or whether they live a cat-and-dog life, fighting and snarling at each other. This being the case. is it. not strange that so few married couples make any intelligent

it They know that whet er

with each other, or use any of

1 a on“ to make their marriages a

business an .

profession or. a They trust their

two ence. is a matter on the kneel Marriage isn't at makes a

heart and brain and back into mak- cws, there would be few matrimonial

the husbands and wives who work shoulder to shoul- der for the same ends. who have evefylllklglliilmmqlliiwlw shergﬂujiliv I

as courteous and tried as hard to be as interesting to their mates as they are to their dinner partners, vie should have no more wrecked homes. It would. be fllnnv if it were not also pitiful that pleasant words are so cheap. vet we are so stingy with them.

No other one thing in the world causes more trouble. breaks more hearts, wrecks more homes. or hazis more children than the amily quarrel. Husbands. and wives lire at continual loggerheads. They argue

18 over every topic. Every word is the

fighting word. They say cruel ant insulting things to each other.

Thev think that spotting 1s an m< evitable part of marriage and that there is no cure for it. But. there is. It. is simplv for them to do in dom- estic life as they do in business, eiic that is to compromise. Concentrate on the good qualities of their hus- bands and wives and let them bai-i ancc the brld ones.

Use Common Sense 1f Mary is a good cook and house-

‘ keeper. think how lucky you are to

have a wife who makes you so coin- tortable and forget she is not a bathing beauty, or a brilliant coli- versationalist.

If John is generous and kind. thank your lucky stars that ou haw him for a husband and lls n with patience to his tedious stories. lf

' one likes to step out and the other

is a stay-at-home. split the differ-l ence. Concedc each other the risht; to his or her own opinion, and dent‘ discuss it.

In a word. use a hundredth part of the tact and common sense in making your marriage a success that $10111 would to keeg YOU-fmlfrﬂgiizlf.‘

o concern. an ,ou n . R m DOglUﬂfY DIX.

HOME "FACIAL" EASY TO GIVE

You don't have to have a lavish fairy tale budget in order to keep your complexion f’n:n, fresh and vcuthfully attractive. A weekly facial at the hands ef an excellent. operator is a. wonderful idea. of ccurse. But if the budget allowsl money for finger waves onlv. tiheni it's smart to learn the art oi Blv- ing your skin officacicus treat- ments at hcme.

According to a famous beauty authority. who speclallus in the application of natural su-bslanc-s as beauty aids, any well-stocked re- frigerttor or kitchen shelf contains enourh matenals for really good facials.

Here are his directions for an egg facial‘

Firsttacsembie your "kit" - the Juice of two lemons. one - fourth cup of fresh cream, the white of I11 =88. a handful of absorbent cotton.

Dip a piece of cotton into warm water and squeeze almost dry. then dip it in lemon Jufce and pat

a business’

Morning Glory Scarlett O'Hara rather slender.

sparsely foliaged vine. making a delicate tracery against a. solid background. 81cc cannot be counted on to product much of a screen. If one is pal-tie. to the color, and a plant for screen- in effect is preferred, the heavi- fo aged variety Cornell will pie-m. The flowers of Cornell are a car- nelian red, edged white-very large

mi showy.

Difficulties in germinating the seed of the morning glories are trac- ed in mgt instances to .

in attempting to the season by sowing the seed (oven though properly notched at the elid o? itc the crm) while the feills s il cold an the nights chilly. Mor glories revel in warm. w: soil. wl hout too much water. e favorable conditions under which

Glory family in the captivating Scarlet O'Hara, a rich w red eluding to rouyﬂrim- sen.

recent years i|_

33mm, bcwwer. Ilwl on e bloom.

meet plants thrive. causes the morning lory to grow mostly to stcmsan

foliage at the expense of 01W

Into the making oi Palmolive

. goes the dreamy blend used for

I, any leading

vsoapl

The costly oils of olive and palm are the finest natural beauty aids known. They

make Palmolive soap, one fhef keep your skin smooth, lovely

analunzl beauty can truly help always soft. and youthful.

Palmolive‘: natural colour comes from its Olive and Palm Oils-nothing also! illld scrapes - uis vivid

on IZIUQ and i._lil'0.;l. Let. the Juice iiry on the skin. Relax

Wash hands thoroughly. dip fin- gertips into the cream and spread it over face and neck, massaging it in with light u-ptvnrd and out- wlrd sir kca Leave the cre:m on utfile you take your bath. then remove with a coarse textured bath bowel.

Now dampen another piece of cotton and squeeze almost dry. Dip it into lightly beaten egg white and spread over face and neck, apply- ing and extra layer wherever there are tired lnes and wrinkles. Lie down and relax until th¢ egg mask is completely dry.

when Y0“ 897» UP. add the re- maining lemcn juice to a. bowl lukewarm water and rinse off the mask wlthytlhis mixture. Again cotter skin with cream. put gently upward for c. second 0r two, than remove w.th cleansing tissues, Rinse face and throat with very 001d water and pat dry. Apply foundation lotion and make-up in the regular manner.

Mam’ a ilirl as pretty as a plot» u.e marries a homely frame.

Wistakcs To Be Avoided ir.

Summer Care of Dogs

3* ha. . -

Baths. Clipping Can Be Hal-Infill "Dog days" are coming. but they needn't bother your dog. With sim- ple, right Summer care he'll be healthy and cool as a cucumberl

You won't clip him. of course, fol in Spring he sheds his undercoai leaving his cuter coat to protect him against hot sun. files and mosquitoes instead. comb and brush ‘nlm regu- larly. which keeps him comfortable as well u handsome.

For a water-loving dog, Summer swims are line-but don't give too many home scrubbings, even if he doe: seem to have e “dog odor." Fre- quent washing removes the oil he needs to keep his coat healthy: soon he’: scratching a dry harsh skin. hurting himself. Few and brief baths should be the rule.

As e matter of fact. "dog odor" isn't cured by bathing. It come: from improper food. lack of groom- ing. lack of exercise or unclean sleeping quarters. Knowing the right can of e do: you can quickly stop luch an odor." "

Our BZ-page booklet gives the simple all-year-round care that keeps a dog healthy. Tells how to choose your pet. feed. house-break and groom him: how to train him to do clever tricks. Advises on dog Iicknessel; has information on rab- ice,

_.. t. 20c 1n cams .01‘ y..ur cs-py of How To (lgcose And Care For Your Dog tc inc Cvuardan Home Service Be sure to write plainly your Name, Address and the Name of bwklet.

lfreel Address

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Re alm f Social and Personal 1 Fashions I Literature |

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Living a Leisure —The Woman's Realm

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ll THE THINGS T ESE AE-E-—- to Iced hie t into battle w“

Thlfndﬁﬁ: tiisiifii... cryins. mo. 1% Si? “m” w“ ‘t m‘ The lampllght wekinl. -—— The daylight dying. PREPARE THE SURl-‘Acg

The twittering sparrows, The gentle rain.

Make sure the surface you m , The whirring of insects

ﬁillfguto peat. is properly pram,“

15°“ Mat-ii tiu u “"3111 Mina hum is?" u’ m‘ 35G l“ l1 | Y?“ l‘ l mt iii-iii; peace within mull. gem surface miisth§.."§‘°°§,§

eleln and dry. B traces o1 oil. Inggitfllrllleiﬁgv. , etc. otherwise Mm; l‘; varnish will 210i. dry. “

While the world roan on with its noise and din. Small thin s for comfortng,

Sweet th figs to hold In the heart's citadel.

Wealth-untold! “M” “m!” Mo“ G£gglEglslG¥IAgTEvn0y w/lsu swmrsns rrifs wlur Eyeyy ma Fhould i... Sweaters will retain their proud’ ﬁggénflfg- The lawns aha and size even after many bu, "med mraked. the shrub- wa‘ "ngs ilf they are laundered Y P - ° “WEN tnmmgq

and all rubbl=h 1th

to the local saivigeerliiliﬁfﬁnﬂf,‘ first‘. r

If there ar. i ti

the ard wiiigiinglttiﬁifﬁlﬂlljtg" fill t em up. A p01] o. mgnanli “ﬁlter a foot square can easily bi,- tastss’? “w a swarm l

Each inhabitant of the \\'0"lrl We,

correctly. Draw an outline of the sweater on a thick turkish towel before washing, Use rich lukewarm suds, handle quickly and gently, taking care that the sweater ls not stretched. R..nse thoroughly in lukewarm water never wringing or twisting during the process. Absorb excess water by wrapping in a _ thick towel. then lay out the sweater 0n the dry turkish towel to conform with the pattern drawn.

1r it tends m shrink bit, plii in ‘m a“ “"°“§°' °lghl,""iirlus Eda shape wiui riistpioof Si... £231}; ﬁcuntnz ind llllS and so; __ .

Make a cream with powdered starch and cold water and apply a coat all over a plaster statuette. Let. it. dry and when brushed off. the statuette will be clean.

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Scrub your elbows brush or nail bflhil elich tum you blthe. Put Zrcaseleg; [gum or hand cream on them before you dress each morning and six time; 5 Week 8i 1118M. On the seventh night, use some of your mum face cream. In other words, m;

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BEAUTY AND YOU

Pale faces clo not harmonise wlifh the exotic. tropical colors of -ie new season's fas ‘ons. These . brewed from native Latin Ameri- §§f,,"f,‘,{‘,,f§°§,‘,.§°°§j§g~.f,f rtglyghﬁg gizslfgggaffmiamufaﬁaizrfhioltzg is half won. Besides it will mo“

up those pretty dimples all tlif giant fern vibrant written?“ m mm‘ l l I GILD- m» u. mtm-e a w.» i.‘i.‘;‘éf...*.’d-‘"‘.‘....-ii°“.i?.li’ £23m‘ *5 ' um“ mumm 9W1” wards and outward strokes Rim , ' lvtngrvgeverelmmlnutg every diiy begfparwablzfhigd uaimn5tulﬁ iced. Agd ‘go regmarln p. wear, these, one‘; complexion must "‘§'§,““ W313!‘ rel“ t?” kzggktg

be exquisitely bronzed by the sun's good rays or - artificially brunud with a new complexion tint end liquid rouge!

dentally. don't. forget. fc put foundation lotion and powder on neck as well as face,

Yes, my dears, you pale n be made

into tc “o: C3 myﬂ (‘y 0 Q Peruvian beauties with the aidyof tlwo little bottles 0d izquid and 'a t vibrant lipstick,

The tint 1a applied to your skin , wiith a. bit. of dry cotton and then , blended with. your fingers much ttbesame wuyli you a 1y a i, foundation 10f. on. The trlc is co , cover ALI. your exposed skin-your i_ face and neck, behind your ears. your sums end hands. If a few pale 5901s remain the effect you desire ts entirely destroyed.‘

The first application makes your skin glow as if you had a few recent sun baths. and deeper, bronze tone is poslble w_ tli a second ap- plication of the t.nt.

The companion piece at thb skin- changing tint. is a liquid rouge vgltigh is also applied wlith a bit 0f c n.

New vmm...

Cream Deodorant "f"!

Steps Porsplretlen

l. Dos no: for dresses, due uozlnlfne skin.

l. Nowaltingto drylianbciuerl fight after shaving. _ _ l. fume: nope PHSPIIIIIOD forlfo dlyl._l\cmovcsodot

from 3f: pinned. _

4. Apﬂfqlfhllc.QIBISEIESSJIIIBI lea vanishing cream.

I- Anid has been awsrdcelthe AppmvnlSnlofdieAuler-rln Institute of Y ndcnng tcl being harmless to fabrics.

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Needlecraft- -—~F0r The Home

Brighten up your Spring suit with a gay Jerkin. This Dattern in- cludes th-ree new versions 0f this favorite style as well as e Youthful peaked cap. Your blouses and skirts will tek¢ on new life i! you lllp on ‘ this side-Mitten Jerkln mld€ 6|

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bright red. ‘this button-front, vest. iversion adds extra warmth and chic to your Spring suit and the buttoned-strep style is ideal over tailored frocks. Make one or all three of these versatile jerkins. to be in style this season.

Style No. 1198 ls designed for "izes 12. 14. 16. 36. 38 and 40 BRIO 16 requires 2 yards of 85-inch frbrie for side-button stvle and can: 1 1-4 yard; for vest style: 1 1-8 yards for button-shoulder version.

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