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ivclbp into 8. reallly dliiguring beard I they may he removed permanently by, lclcctrolysis, but it would be in ex- ipr-zlslvc and tedious series of trest- , inunls. I heard of one woman i‘!-

Dcrk Circles; Facial flair- DOB! Miss ljeeds-—~(l) 1 have Yfil"? heavy, dark circles llndcr my eye". which I think ilave been qcililscil b; ‘ constant wearing of classes. tvlli.

ct-ilily who spent 500 hours taking

BEAUTY QUEsTmNg ANSwEREl),ll‘C£1illl0lllS with the electric needle.

"rho lxrovstll oi’ superfluous hair is

i-olllrxlllrd by the glands 0! internal (U011 and lherc is really nothing ,_\-ou cull do to stop this action; you may ouigl-olv this tendency. (3) Do nomry i0 rcclilcc iltyouiyage.

1.01s pylons. llsckache;

Dmr '_\Il;'.\‘. Leeds-l am troubled with hlckaches, but believe ll’. is 110th- lilg lilorc than weakness. Could you j-il‘ llll‘ some exorcise that; would

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.- B. H. SUBSCRIBER. .\u~v.-er— Do not try to perscribe elt rinses or any other treatments for a iur back-aches, but get medicated- vicc. The trouble is very likely due lo sollu- internal il-ou-blirdisorder

licr ill-an to muscular weakness.

' years old, 5 feet 4 inches toll and‘

' be rapidly getting covered with halrfl

will correct these rings? w 1;...“ 1v ; l)“ 1.01s LEEDS.

weigh 130 pounds. Myface seems to‘.

Becoming Colors especially my uDDcr lip. Could You‘ w“ ME?" L°ed5’4 am n“ quite prescribe a face bleach that might‘ n“ Rel“ “m- ha“? hazel eyes- med‘

mmedy “m? (3) Ho“, can I lose a. lliill brown hair and an olive com- {aw pounds; 1 plcxion. My face is round. What col-

“ DISTRACTED slavENTslol Answer-O) Wearing glosses docs not cause rings under the eyes. who:

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- nlllbllollyo! gay pr-lrju, u mWi-Yliedun Bible No. 447. I soft . Juice bsckcrounc printed i" "m"! IM ounce. 1t is clever in lino and detaiL- Tho bodice, is molded and slightly blouied. The lttached slrlrt ~ 1s cit-cm, Wm, II-i-bmd Icon at left-side front, its I010 trimming. It, 13 dgslgned ‘m 51m 16. 1i.’ 20 years, as, as, 4o and 42 inches bust, and takes only 3% "d5 0f 49-inch material in the

“mm 51% Lipstick red crepe de e with loop on skirt on black 11k mm. ncvy blue foille silk D9. block crepe satin, silk crepe - til-color eflect 1n green in tiny

an odd idea! have o. thorough physl- l cal eilminatiou by a doctor to sec

what is the cause. of the circles; thcrc

mfly ‘be comp yintemnl disorder. I1

you have not hid your glasses clluilg-

Qd within the_ 18st twelve HIODULS ll

WORM be a. good plan to bee the oculLst again now.'Aiter_ clcuusini;

your face with strap and water at boil--

tinlehdryrbnd pal; a little blUlI/Jilllli,

ceam pn the dark rings, Mix foil: drops ofperoxide with one teaspoon-

ml OPBOIfiTIEB-Illto mall-c a blfllililb‘ lng cream, for‘ this purpose. ,

, (2) You are only nine pounds zlbcvcl the averlige weight for your age mull height. Do not allow yoursrlf to bc- coma self-conscious about, the faclul hfllfslevery one has a. light growth‘ on the face. If you try to rcmonp‘

‘ CQHZI‘ becoming? How should I wear my hair and what style-Of clothes liillll liliilzellp should I wear? Please

‘ 8x11111111 what a “dash or rose at, the

base‘ of face powder" means, Are punlkiiu high in calroic value? INQUISITIVE MISS. .'\il5‘.\\'i‘I‘-~Y0ll may wear bright reds, 311st, bricli, tcrro-coto, dull pink, cou- ill, ‘kprlcot, bronze-green, dark blue, i‘L‘i'll; (loop yellow, mahogany, dark ciccp cream, black with bright, liP/i- A llioh side part is usually ll‘ .. imitlllillg to o. round face, Have ll. llut curl 011 two at the begirming ui lhe part. Cover your ears. If-you \'.l.‘§ll w look tallcr wear clothes with vwzllrztl lilies-or stripes. The expres- sion you quote ‘refers ‘to the use-of 1i llll-le rouge on the cheeks before lilce powder is applied. A rachel or ochre lace powder should suit ‘you, i111 dark rcd rouge. There are" about

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Who is to Blame for the liad-Temllfirell Difllgh‘ ter? Terrible Tales of J uvenile Wrecking Crews+Perfect Propiiety in a Girl B

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Dear Miss Dix-What can one do with a pccvlab. fcult-flndinl. Ill!“- jealous, discontented daughter whose whole outlook on life is distorted, W110 magnifies trlfleslxlio insults and keeps her mother trolling on ecu 101' 1W

. . " o! oflending her? Sh: tbrclinm to leave home, but ‘stays on, possibly bccrucc mo ta- lo colniortgblc, mm likely because she in droid ofwbci- 999916 might think if she did g0. UNHAPPY MOTHER.

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Answer: _ .

Afraid of your 01p dlughiior? How did W“ l" that way? And more important still. how did Y0" let her get that way? ‘

If you are honest with yourlclf you are bound in admit that you an primarily to blnmo for the" bitu- ‘ btion, because if you had not let her get the upper hand of you when she was little she would not now have you under her thumb and be tyrannlzing the life-out of you. Yguighxnco to assert your sovereignty was when she was in the cradle, and if you bu! done l0 you would have‘ had her so thoroughly under control that she would never hove dreamed of rebelling against your authority.

'1 never see a mother letting her child talk buck w her and say lmpudent things to her without wondering why she hasn't intelligence enough to know that tho child is going to grow up to despise her and insult her and rovllc her. And Iwonder still more that she hasn't enough some to lee thlt Ibo could stop it once and for nll by turning little Johnny or Mimic across hel‘ knee and giving him or her a spanking that would beach him or her that mother was a. person to be respected and to whom you had to keep a. civil tongue in your head when you addressed her. . - , .

Ii-lt is any comfort to you, however, to know thlt you are not clone in your suflerlngs, take it and welcome. I should say that about half the parents in America are in your plight and live in deadly fear of their children. ‘I'M? simply quake with terror o! the bowling out that Tommy and. Susie will give them if they cross them. They shudder with dread when they think of the caustic criticisms o! Maud and Percy about their personal appurance, their manners, their friends and everything they do and lebve undone.

They wouldn't. dare to express an , in opposition to the views of Sam and Sally, nor would they dream of showing ouch 5n impertincncc t0 Fanny and Bob as to ask than where they were going or whcn tbeyccmc in’, and for be it from tbcm to use the automobile if any df tho children want to take a. Joyride. r

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usually are more oppreciativc.

elusive apology?

A. It merely emphasizes tho mis- take. i ‘

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ORIENTAL CONFITURE

01cm and wash one cupful of dried apricots. Cover them with two cupfuls cold water and leave over night. Next day cook until they are soft, adding boiling water if more is necessary. Carefully clean and stone two cupfuls of dates, cover with three cupfula water and cook slowly until they are very tender. Combine the dates and the apricots, add the juice of one lemon _a.nd one cupful sugar. llook slowly until the mixture is thick. Then add one cilpful chopped wal- nuts and pour into sterile jars.

A Morning Smile

A Toronto school teacher tells about a. little boy whose coat was so dlflicult to fasten that she went to his assistance. As she tugged at the hook, she asked: "Did your mother‘ hook this coat for you?"

“No,” was the reply, “she bought

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the monogram: plcéca on breakfast and luncheon .

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Q, Whom should one be especially careful to thank and tip for favors

A. Children; because children iecl- a slight more keenly than adults, and

Q. What is the efiect of a very

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h"! Pattern. Purple canton crepe, them with depllatories or a, l-nvol- til

"d HWY blue wool crepe_are lovely

skin will Jaeccme irritated and the,

_ lltvllive calories in two heaping yl.llll-..~pconiuls of pumkin (cooked) l LOIS LEEDS."

with poweir from o. hydroelectric m.’ plant to be bunili», on an ‘- adjacent

lections to make. suitable ‘for all. - d wear. Pattern prico ls so“ 1n sinmps or coin ‘(coin is -- eferred.) Wrap coin caremny, We sussect that wbciryou send for this pattern you encloso 1o cents ad. ditionbl for a. copy o1 om- 5pm,‘ "#111011 Massimo. m lust lillcrl wicll

Déroxide ‘in bleach. the hairs if they are dark. but sometimes this makes

delightful siiyles, including smart cn- Bemblfil. Bud cute designs for the kiddies. _ a ,

KIOWth hares-sod: You may use tliel

casts nsan EAST. Eighteen

r th°'”h"'s"“'°w mg" I‘ “my m‘ i ‘"1" Iluscnt- at the February mect-~ father and motliercnc that they were meek, humble, crlnglng crawl-es to

fills 0r the W. I., which washeld at illie home» of Mrs.~Melvina. Mncd ‘fllrlv $15.00 was voted for prizes for

" the school children.

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- up for once in your life and toll your just where she gets oil. Take your courage in both hands and inform her

Whose fault is it when parents are afraid o! their children? Who bToug up those boy's imd girls to be for anybodyk ello comfort but

for authority? Who taught them that

their own? Who rcanld them with no respect they didn't ma to b0 oven decent to

whom you could say anything?

Take thee-a cams youngsters away from homo. Tiny don't try to ride i-oughshcu over strangers. . They don't "can" their tunnel-l nor their boom when thoylgo to work. They are polite and courteous and co ‘ to everybody except the two people to whom they owc everything onclrth. But lticthe parents‘ fault. They could have taught their children to respect

l " them if they had had. the backbone of o. mblngwolm.

In your case, Unhappy Mother, the remedy is pin-in and simple. Spunk peevlsn, frctful, disagreeable do. ghter

that unless she can be pleasant and agreeable and polite you would prefer tohcve her to leave homo and mid some othbr place in which ta live.

The chances are, ten to one, that she wozftgolnd aha is only bluiling when she threatens to leave, but if sho does go it will be her salvation and yours, too, because she will have to behave herself among strangers and curb her had disposition, and it will give your fretted nerve: a chance to’ got wall. Don't think that u. girl who is old enough to balm-thing lwr 01m living is going to the bad because she leaves home. Bhc isn't. She known how to tick! col-c oi herself and she will be all right and so will you l! you are parted.

I know of lust such another case where this experiment hu been tried and both the mother and daughter have been over by the upultion.

But I hope that every mother who hi! a saucy little child will profit by your case and that tho first time‘ the lhlpudent little but says an importin- ent word it will glot it; oome-up-anca. DOROTHY DIX- I O O O O O I O Dear Miss Dix-J have u neighbor who bu a normal, healthy, rcltlcls. 2iA-year-old child that she always brings along with her when cho comes w sea me. In ten minutes thus infant terrible docs more bun-n to my house than I can repair in a week, and the mother get! peeved because I wcxrtlet it drum 0n the piano and scratch pictures with l. pin on my but 11181108931! and grind cakecrumbs iniio my pet Oriental rug.

mother to leave her mischievous child it homo whim lho goon visiting, He proposes that when 1 return the visit I take dong our cat and dog and parrot. The only troublo is that we wouldn't brclk. NONI“ our pots are so much better trained than thb woman's bbby is. What ddyou think oi this idea? ' "A3755- ._v__._- Answer! , l arc-b provided you could rim c dm-cnd-ut out uui m. cw berm in squcwking. _ ~ ' ~- ..____....

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at this time bi’ ‘ycir-iusi before fresh fruits ‘are plentiful-embed fruits illl an. important pllwe 1n our menus. Probably tho most used can.- ned fruits is the peach. It has o

and which blends well "with" other

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A simple dessert is made by "steam- ing rice with milk. Put one pug“: rice, one teaspoon of salt and clips or milk intothé top of c. double boiler and steam imtifténder.‘ Press" "into a ‘buttereduzlold to cool. Un- Trroala lrl in r. glass sewing dish and arrange on ‘the top and sides halves of canned peaches which hlwg been drained and. rolled in macroon crumbs. Pour the peach juice around the mould. ’ '

, Another peach dusert is prepared by draining the half peaches m4 rol- ling their‘: ln corn rlakc cnlmbs. Plicc them lri a.‘ baking dish, riot, with bur.- ter and brown in a. hot oven. Servo with a sauce of thickened peach juice. Melt one tablespoon of butter Ind ‘blend 1i; One tisblflcpflonflfl of flour addfclrc cup of peach juice and cook. strrrlrreuritil thickened. Add “the ono tllblespbdirful of chopped pret- ‘served glngei-“befqre serving. Peaches sr‘. “often used in mad. ‘sometimes the-center's are filled with

cottage cheese yihlchhas been sea-

'soned. qt may bis mlxcdwlth chopped "izoiecansgj and chopped-i preserved gin-

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both a. pleasure and an education to own country.

Your mother should withdraw-hot Wiedtidn to your paying your- visit There is no more delightful tripthan to go to California, and it

I wish you b pleasant journey.

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one end of the land to the other-wlthouircny one molesting you 1m any-way and be Just as safe as if you had a. dragon along to guardyou; ‘

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When baking loaf coke mnlémbcr to lilacs a piece ofgreascd paper over the jiop for protection. » .-

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“A flew grlainlof coflceburnedipe sickroham will drive away any odors.

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a. cream dressing. y; Canned peaches are delicious

recdy-iio-cat cereal and are often pk . . cciorlbrcaxicsiio ibiswuxrbcyirc .i esbflfiillly 800d ‘with- com fluke’; U some peoplo chop conned peaches‘ _.‘ and mih: them with honey to serve ' with . not griddlecukes.“ The syrup." from these peaches may bo used ior basting q baked ham m‘ for flbvourlhg gclotinc desserts. L " 3

Canned sliced poncho: an delicious . in many‘ ireceipes. Doyou ever make peach ordbbler? Mix c. rich baking powder dbugh. roll into c metal-inlet“ piece, dog, with butter and cover with drained sliced peaches. Roll u a Jelly roll. place. in a butwnd baking pan, pour the Juice around it, dot, top with butt sr. sprinkle with sugar and bake in c modulate oven. Borvpwith mam o: hard calico, '

Onmted trait is convenient to have on hand. It odds flavor to many bland foodie. It brings color to othch wise mimics-acting looking dishes.

It gives vI-rletyto menus. upécuil!‘ a when. treslh fruit is expensive. '

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