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printed blouses favorites this coming L-rascn Ilaoe.

Woman ’s f i

and new each day. The west of hope. that e‘en dies a glorious The threshol be humility. The roof-Abe very sky itself—in-

way. d heath my feet shall

Prints are gay and floral. Stripes are outstanding and are used in vertical. horizontal. and diagonal treatments. stressed. Large yilvid effects. Pa s- l iey prints. lilld polka dot. are also '

Floral

Natural shantuilg suits worn with.

employing

l pew and unusual colors, is starred or evening wear. two and even three colors model.

Colors generally varied. A great deal of navy re-

used

lteved by white and bright colors: yellows. from softest pastel to a new deep golden bilttercup shade: caramel; touches of brilliant recl and green; cherry. Topless evening gowns have only I . vividly-colored round the torso and crossed to knot Qttlie waist.

china

sash

There is no end to

W-“cvinsz. "-I-Y-i\l-;pg, Air Conditioning.

stripes are

will be a variety of

in the same

d used as a patter. Cotton. first only for removing cream ll-tm in, i"? SKY 8Y1 squeezed out of cold water then skin. but also to remove excess wet with foundation lotion. ap- rouge and for lunootiiing face pliesthe lotion smoothly and even- powder. They are also handy for ly without any waste. Bits of cot- polishing shoes or bag. and make

blue; pink. cuticle preparations.

wvathed

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il good supply of cleansing Both of these have a llllllll);

The‘ Housewife A - _ And Hel %\ Activities A

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Give me wide walls to build my house 0i life.

The north shall be of love, against

HERE IS A NEW ANGLE ON AIR CONDITIONING

Somebodyk alwaw getting n

m wmqg 1 1 l _ 1811811 m" .0! Somebody e188 0r HILDREN of millage: The soeuth of tgleragize, that I may ‘fmgihmg bit“ £9” is l WWW“ thrive ‘ on “CROWN

outreach baht o lgest la t i“ exipxeme of the BRAND" SYRUP. l The eazt of faith, that rises clear ‘new g a r w“ 1°“ g industry‘ Th9? 31°"? ti" 0f i" dlllﬁi‘ ,|

_ ‘ _ what can be all“ condltzoned these days if one believes everything he reads, The late it is a carbonated beverage which - according to the sponsor -“air conditicr" your insides by the expansion c? the cool carbonic

finfty. .. lelvlionulge gain?“ to build my za-jiii W!‘ "Fin Sal‘ is that there ' ' P"? fo b" a summer suit clctiics made fcr men with fist “aim ' ::i"*'11"::ir§= 551'}? .‘.“‘;.';‘.'.?'l~’§-“. i‘:

necessary to have “iv~.="‘~ "r c-r- Pipirq and

AIDS TO BEAUTY

PQPUIBF- l No \\:.l-.' ;...l;.il bend" "n11. Surah sfks plain and printed. §X1QLLQ u‘; wlxlnqul, a §|__;_;_yJ 0.931;. are to the fore for day and evcn- around 605mm“ and “‘L~€aib‘-€S‘ in! Weﬂr- 515° ioiliil-Tds and a .0! the latter. the most llllp0liiiill 8W“ mﬂfiy Slimming’ ‘YPBVES- are a roll of almorbent. c_t.cn and

l

uses.

There is nothing else so handy as cotton for spongiig astringents over the skin. and if the pad ‘ fairly large it can be folded and

ion can be used for dabblng anti- septic on blemishes. Use cotton to remove nail polish and to apply

Cotton may be used instead of powder puffs. Use each piece only

11.5

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Olll vor and it really is so good or them—co give the children "CROWN BRAND" every day. ‘

Lend alclanl o- nouncemsCllglVN BRAigl)" CORN SYRUP d moat satia- factory carbohydrate to use o! ac a milk modiﬁer in the feeding of tiny infants and as an energy producing food for growing children.

Th! CANMJA STARCH

°i commw Limited

is Cleansing tissues are used not

perfect handkerchiefs.

A 800d Bil-Pl-l-fptbse or cold cream i5 One of the, most useful of cos- metics. Use it for cleansing an: softening the skin, a5 a make-up base and as a. hand softener. Since cold creams are quite rich. they

only at night when one can slip

i

“My husband seems lo_enjoy his meals more since l got those salu ml peppers, EREE, with Surprise Soup coupons."

on light cotton gloves to protect the bedclothes from the oil.

Another versatile cosmetic ls the lemon. Keep a bowl of them in the bathroom. Add a low drops of lemon Juice to a teaspoon of com- mon tahle salt or baking soda and use as a tooth cleanser.

Rub the hands with a cut lemon to remove household stains and to soften and whiten the akin. Lemon juice mixed with glycerine makes a hand lotion that is inexpensive and good.

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a Success of it,'Thei-e is‘ no. Reason Why ' She Should Not Take up the Task '

Dear Miss Dix-l am married to a. good man. but one who has no 81.4 m. business aptitude. He fails in everything he undertakes. Before I mar- ried him I waaa successful ‘ ' WOmBIiJﬂlII of Ofllllﬂll ldua and inl- . 8:15 ._ llatlve and a. good money-nuke: l Qqmg_ 0:00 p

I tried as tactru ly as I could to make sugges-

tions to him, but these he resented bit erly. g5 4 m_ though the only time be has over made a 81 i ~ ' of anything was when he followed my Diana.

has never made a livllu. _ i! -

' time i have stood aside and kept silent-while m" l saw opportunity after 09W" W ' us by. but now I feel that 1 must do aome- _ . thing because 1 am tired of be euDDPFWd 7-90 by his family: oi going about wl vynornout clothes and patched oea ‘ and see I m? uilldrcn needmedlcal attention and the ed11- cation that they lack. But i! I so into b1181- ness it will wreck our IDRTHBKQ because llusoaila will be furlouslul tigifiwﬁﬂl ‘(n59 n“ llllS iii ‘ill. vﬂﬂc ShB-l

ram..- WIFE.

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nifnot lllailtl. _ _ v . an muddled up m“ .- mt lines old Mother lv-lidﬂ 1?~_~m5 w bawm” _ w 3:30 l“ his f"'.‘i iilfiiﬁ.l.ﬁi.'é.i"fﬁ'.éi‘°.“.l‘.‘i‘.i‘$.i.8“i2”€3?€ii=‘?fill. wt . - " . , . . - hump n liars: artists. bets“... a?» glidlatilvei‘. n‘. lazy, but he works without purpose. H8 ‘k ' tiling to uo iliiu he wouldn't recvmlle N1 OPWTWB“? 3‘ it knocked him in the head. ‘rhere is just one thing sure about his Juds- ment-it always will be wrong. l ho is a born Ro-lletwf- 511° Very often such a man magigshazwarm Dusk she m a trader

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"- ' al ma liiation. - . iilticsl Lliégiitscllllhili linli she can see an olilkiillnby B_ mile B-WBY- u u she mom; B. 5 m., 9 'l‘"liis kind oi woman cannot take poverty cheerfully andlaiiwelaen the Q51“ 49 1 __ 3i’? mo;

resents charity and dependence. Being a D00!‘ WWW“! W310 casiotf clothes of the family burns her up. She acheashw bee 11b gag doing and to supply her husband with some of the act» e1 gas 8985M! new he lacks. But it can t be done. When she sullﬂwnéiewm 9w“? not ‘at ways 0t doing things he refuses to listen to her. m ti: a and so he: hundadmlttlélat his wife ls a better business man an e lian s are l z . -

I think that when such a situation arises in a family the Wgf‘ wiglad not citclllltle herseii, her clilloien and even nei- husnand to his v ty- 9 should start out in business .or herself and be the Bo-Sei-W!’ Biigiigdgiehun not the ability to be it. l-le will growl and bite the nandutgllatﬁe x t “r Puiéﬁsiiii‘; izlltaras“ ‘r °" ° m’ being force 0 ive _]')0l -

near Dorothy mill-J am contemplating marrying a very nice lirlbgel; nlotllei" is a widow ullh one o.her daughter who is working. The In He‘ waills us to live with her aner we are married and help support her, as e other girl docs not cal-n a large saary. I do not like this arramement. l want to sort out on our own and in our own home, ust the two of us. I know the plan of living with my molher-in-law wo d not work out as

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Evidently you and your prospective mother-in-law are not congenial t0 “

Sqrceze and strain the juice of two lemons for a hair rinse. When

has been rinsed in three or four waters, add a cup of water to the lemon juice and hold the head over the bowl, pour the emon juice through the times, then rinse again in cool clear

the hair and brinsg out the nat- ural brightness and lustre. Finally, drink the juicer of a

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A_ negro preacher walked into the office of a newspaper '

said.

have a ch’ch notice in yo’ Saddy issue?"

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"I thank you.

And this is the notice the minil- ' All the World Loves the im-

nfmtiil‘: mortal Rubaiyat

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in Rock- “Mlsto forty-three of my congregation which subscribe f0’ r. Do that entitle me to

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the hliil‘ is thoroughly clean and ﬂies

him" PM“ ‘We’ seven‘ night and stay out until midn ht

"M55 Th” 19mm‘ W“ a“? the She walks out-cf the house unknown to ‘soap film that may still adhere to and doesn't return imlil 11 or i2 o'clock.

lemon in a glass of warm water on you have warm llllill sue is lo to uisnpllne or control her there ts n0 rising in the morning. This is an much you can do about it.

the philosophy and

' " ' - i f ma ﬁ§'g§.§%“s”y'.“‘ y-fiii.“ 3.21%‘ QSESQ“??? iikﬁa? ..°§>‘i§‘§o3§i‘.”§=?€¥.i°‘y'3€“.na mm w» new v19- wll," v03 Helen than breaking 0E your engagement would now. _ “burl: “W” beg‘ ‘mu It is always a mistake for a youm; couple to go to live with their Lam- W"! “F195;,” o5‘ 83d They should go to themselves where they can be alone and learn 311:3; lmmmk-mm 9' but

to depend on each other and a ‘ust themselves to each other without any interfering relatives. And, bes des, if they don't live with their ln-laws. they ‘can nearly always prevent the family feuds that cause so much un- app ness. '

Dear Dorothy Dix-Should a girl of 15 be allowed to o out every She lies about where e goes‘ and

1th. and I know hat she travels with some fast young men. me sometimes in the aftemoon She ls the oldest of seven

HER MOTHER.

whom she is w W"!

children. Answer: Of course, i1 girl of 15 shouldn't. be a lowed to run aroundloose. but if

_ But you can. at least, start to rearing the o.her six bctei- than you have her. Begin bv teaching them obedience and respect. or nllthority at once.

Get at the Cause of Constipuﬁon!

potatoes-the ohnnou are all

m! need. plus Nature's intestinal ic vitamin .

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poem. Haven't you thrilled to these lovely lines: ' “Yet Ah, that Spring should vanish with the Rosel "hut Youtlfl lweet-scanted manu- script should closel" But can you repeat the rest of the stanza? Or finish the familiar

"Take the Cash, and let the Credit go . . ." Perhaps you've shared the Persian poet’: philosophy: . "We are no other than a moving

row

Of Magic Shadow-Ilium: that come and go . . .

But helpless Piece: of the Gama

H! plays Upon ‘this checker-board of Night: and Days . . ."

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required by law that all eggs ofleledfot ale in'

retail stores must be graded according to standards established by the Dominion Government.

grades are clearly marked on the containerr-Grade “A" (in three sizes: Large, Medium and Pallet; but of equal quality) --Grade “IV-and Grad: "13.?’

Eggs represent a most valuable item in almost every

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. (‘flCil one lightly into a circle o‘ inches in diameter. Peel the apples and slice Add the sugar and a. few - apoons of water and cook our b moderate fire untll thq applel IN almost clear. Place equal portions of them on ore Sl€'8 of the dwiﬂl

Ingredients: To each gallon of cmles_ water, allow 2 OBwWhOIQ ginger. 3 1-2 1b. sugar. 3 lemons. 1 bitter Dot with tutor. sprinkle with

orange, 1-2 llb. raisins, 1-2 oz. yerst- cinnamon and fold the dough over. Wipe the lemons and oranges. crimping the edges, well together- remove the rind as thinly as pos- Icut a gash cr two ln the crust fol

slble. '11s the ginger in a piece the steam to escape. of muslin, put these with sugar Heat a gllfltilt‘ and F8856 ii into preservi pan. Mid 1-2 g-al on lightly with shortening. Have it

Remove the scum as it rises" cakes. Place the turnovers on this then pour into a tulb, add the re- arid fry to a 1.21M goklen brown- mainder of the water. cover with Turn with n. piulttaiie turner and a cloth and leave for 24 hours. brown on the otlien side. '

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You'll find this two-piece coitume a good mixer for town or country especially if made or navy bu: and grey rayon crepe. It's easy on your budget. The gre the air of a little Jac t. be worn separnteyunlo t skirts or as a Jacki-t over thin. dark frocks. The skirt gives you I chance to wear contracting sweat- m and "link-in" shirt blouses. Use wool dmlmnuinsllm several extra the [nttorn again for a pastel sheer or vee neck:

Style nines if. 14. i6. 1B. 2o years. 90. . 34. 80. S! and lib-inches bust. Blue I6 reunites 1 5-8 yin-la of 59-inch material for blouse and ‘l-l yards of 89-inch material for ﬂirt.

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