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women use Timex. For they find that these famous Tiara and Dyes not only keep fheirentire wardrobe in the moe! fashionable colors but Ilia! they are easing! to rise. There ia nr-veran mnsa

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and dlyeing. There are the Tinlzx Tinto _ and yes in the Gray Box for every , material. And there is Tinfex in the

', I Blue Box for timing lace-trimmed ailks f- 5 without coloring the lare.» The Tiniiex J 'way is the easirai way to keep your

_ entire wardrobe in the very colon that `]’aria decrees. Seo the Tinlea Color Card at your denler'o. It shows the ooloro on actual samples of silk. ,f-THE TINTEX GROUP_`, i Products for eoerjyHorne- ’ _ during and Need fines Guy |Ia¢_'hn\a and dyasall Duluth. !h».gk|aa“n:_Fqr lass-sins Arkham uh lilllfl 1 flu- Gila- Rosanna-la-qgdldlvlnq maria! so lsssn bs dyed s our sake.

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wear? (2) I have heavy. dark eye- lashes. Would it be all right to put vaseline on them to make them grow longer? ~ Babe u

Answer-Hats with medium or

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coming to your type of face and fil- ure. Large hats this season come

sports wear are often pleated or cut in some attractive way at one side. A

Reducing Exercises ,

Dear Miss Leeds - For the past few weeks I have been doing the, following exercises for reducing hipsj and waist: fl) Standing erect. I`

swing the right leg forward, then, backward. I repeat with the left leg.' (2) Raise arms above head. bend trunk and touch floor with hngcrs, holding knees straight. Are these exercises good, or would you auggwt others? How often should_they be repeated? Does the first exercise tend to develop the legs? When the muscles in one's lgs are prominent is there a. way to make them invis- ible? ROSE R. L.

Answer-The exercises are excel-

lent, but I would suggest the follow-

est girl ln the world for eighteen months. I worship her and she worships me,

. bothering with t duh PHL but we have had a. bit of hard luck and have had to sell our car. So at night

She would Bo to work and help me buy another car so we could go around and have a big time. but a mar-

se” ‘nd Num me ,MCL i ried woman has a hard time finding a job in this

town. If she was not married she could get work

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mm” emily, as she is an expert stenographen' -So we are

Q _ ` B . ( thinking of 'getting a divorce. I could live with my

_ 'll 1 o le and save money and in that way we could et

I ._ Mghd gag* De iv . s ' __ ;_"_` :-1 ~_ ‘ I ‘ y I mother car and I could have dates with her three or

"f L ‘\ ,,. ,~ -s ‘ ly li Intl ` ` four times a week and we would both be happy, and

when I have worked up in the business world we could

home and the neaxness and dearness of husbandhood and wifehood, then by

WHY QUESTIONS ANSWERED band until you learn x better sense of values, and to put love and duty and

the sacred sense of the obligation you have assumed above the pleasure of feeling the wheels go around

hail' and my fue 15 hilt V¢l'Y full ; sake of having scar, don’t you think you will ,be making a pretty poor bar What Stl/'19 Ind C0101' hit 5h0U1d I gain? Don‘t you thlnk'that~you will be selling our your birthright for a wear and how should I welr it? I mess of pottage, I’ll grant 'you that a car is a. delightful luxury to have-and am 5 feet 6 irwhes till! Bhd Weill* that it is a pleasant diversion to ride around in one of an evening, but is it

115 DOUHUS- Whit 001°" Sh°\11d I i worth the price of the man or _wanion you love?

free to make another marriage, perhaps with somebody who can offer the

“my large d"°°9mg bm” are be' bride of B, de luxe car? » »

and ° m e y ll ' cuse for breaking your marriage vows than that you prefered an automobile.

d` b ims for gener ori . ` ` V - - , ' ' V ' The me ium r _ to each other? You cant name a car as a correspondent, you_know_ | ‘om me Ns. who think it so loveyy to descend Wm., 5 cm. mu of “lends Oni worn, g tiny ,.tes veil. works Won-I lug,-;dien¢_, and wok uve,-'gre un

f country acquaintances, never choose the Bs, who also have a car and are"d°" in bealliilylllz the eyes and, lhlck whan using gdd_ fn, "by,

plain ribbon with tailored bow is It seems to me that when you are/Vvrilllng to swap oil' a perfectly good hm of gnddmg and “NM be sure to repay me ,gsm but they pick on mei( eliminating hard _and tired lines! spnons of dressing go 0n,.1,aU cu;

husband or wife, and one that suits you, fora ear,_you are making just about C»s~ who never 1,,.,_,.C iwm, f If a hal with a bi im is chosen i. 1 of groan-,_ .

“H the trimming. meh B hat needs' the most disastrous trade that any people.ever_pld make; For.don't deceive' ' A K' _ ; 15 lmpomnnt that the shading of the: _ _

You h;ve'én°t Tflscrlgeg you; you;-gelf by thlnklng tha; gftgr your divl)r¢¢.j_lq|ngg,-w1]) be j-ug; gs they were And Wham \h`_q D Lal_r__ har coll cuon of ahve bmnche L th cl to bylm _ghguld mme below the eyes Bild °"***"’*--~

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what colors "Q most becoming :>;f!or;‘i)aliii: thi;tJv;l:en yor hav;1a. nc: ia: and age making enough to pay for pay 8 s,,,P;.L§e v,5,;_ She dom,-Lugo to the E-5_ who have R house mu of cm1d_ well down on the- cheeks. _| _

I , y marry n ve y ever fter. W an’tl y _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , Some of this sea.>on`s brimrned haisf

straws in mtur? wlgn' tm? nd I dow: life ind take lit up agiiiin Jusatnwhere ‘left lt. ;verytl1in; (¢::hang;s. E21; ;.¥st}2:}; c;Y:c“:0o Emo) 9' “eek in me counm' but _‘he 9°” in 0" are l.1e\.e,.]y swnmd with scan-e5_ me ` beie ar becomn o mos BFS. '- ~' - i ' ' `

y a supcrdiiiiuatcd cat that t b d. . _

hozevene and blueghats are usually. we °h'“‘E¢ Ourselves. And. above all. _wei.~§i1n- ncvelyrecover the feelin! or can e mow . narrow part of the Scarf being round E lquette

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becoming to blondes. A side-part 2 vanished dw' , _ -. And thc iiini~i~_l of the iilioic iiinitcr is to follow the Golden Rule and visit the "mm Pnd L e no ends ‘R le 0 B’ mba" In

without an automobile. I suppose you cannot even vision the horror ol' those days before the automobile was invented when everybody sat at home and amused themselves as best they could. And, belive me, son, they were just as happy as you are tearing along a road at fifty miles an hour.

ings that your parents and your grandparents found so emoyable?

that ia only because you haven't the sort that appeal to you. Go to the public library and get them,-to give you books _ot hair-raising adventure, de- tective stories that will keep,you so engrossed that the evenings will pass by before you know it. Thentbere is the pleasure of conversation. Surely you and your wife must have much to talk about that you can say far better

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a Car--New Protest Against Automobile '

Graffers. Who Writes the Letters' Dorothy Dix Answers ?

Dear Miss Dix-I am a young man 'and have been married to the sweet-

there is nothing to do but sit at home' and we can't

land that. so what do you think we had iiéuer do?

Ia it worth having your young romance killed? Is it worth the thrill

spicion you are bound to feel when you are parted and know that each is

Is it worth the sordid charges $7131 you must bring against each other

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li P ful smooth skin.”

George Fitzmaurice thus sums up the experience of 39 Hollywood directors. A smooth akin is a supreme necessity

star, knows how very important freshly radiant skin is to every girl ‘l'm frank in saying that Lux Toilet Soap leaves my akin satin smooth, just as the finest French soaps do, she says.

ou got out of making your first home together? Is it worth the Jealousy and 9 out of 10 _s-"ec" _,fan

to a screen star,” the merciless test

make up is next to useless The akin

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says George Fitzmaurice, FIRST NATIONAL director

Nine out of ten screen stars use Lux Toilet Soap for smooth skin. And all the great film studios have made it the oiiicial soap in their dress- ing rooms.

he says. Under

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You say that neither of you can endure sittingat home of an evening

So why not content yourself for a year or two with the sedentary even-

/'ii svver:

Absolutely noi. Every lrtlcr that appears in these columns is ii genuine.,

bona fide lcttcr ivritten Ly some man or woman who is perplexed about the; subject of which he asks. I get from 200 to 1000 letters R day and they form' the most interesting human dociinicnt in the world. for each of them repres- mts some individual nce;l of _thc man or wonian who writes it. l

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comme mth bang, would be gun. ' as we would bo_\'ir.iivd by. \i_'l;1sii being iiiicrpreicd means never to be a scll~` _ _ d d th,

If 1. h th .I . B 10 f B; mm sa ld _ _ _ _ V V _ v : back and b.ing noun roiin i _ _

able, Try to gain five or six pounds. why l/;§u8ciaenurp;i]aecr 1;v;rui:;>V;a_;;ll_xgegrizeiizut\;;S;afgmhn; anileogle invlteld guns? and n.\.-r to go angnheic without a specinc invitation, There throat - Q_ what does .mu stdin.. mem _ LQ15 LEEDS ' - '- ' are p only o v.':i1_'s in ivliich our Iriciids can lct uskriow wh _ t df _

(2 )Ye5 You can never get back the old *Just and faith in eaeh other that you have _ envwe are wan e , 1"-i-*1~ _ 5- U, ‘

betrayed. Other people will come into your lives, other interests. Other men will take your pretty little ex-wife joyriding_ You will go out with other

DQR() PHY DIX.

Sirls. The chances are that you will marrl' others and it is this loss you are W iilor Migsfmvlxl discuisifqg y°ur_w1unm 'with 8 mend me wh" day I. For me Cook

_ as mic iat the let‘eis you ansiier are written b if d t b _

"“*“¥ when Y°“ We ew" °‘h°’ “P '°' ‘he “ke °f “ °°’- outsiders as i had sup iosctri. is this true’ y mlm nn no yi noonzss saian onnssmc i

DOR‘OTH.Y DIX.

Why not learn how to read? You may think you don't like books. but

Few women of the mature age can

Modes For Maturity

ing variations to bring more muscles into play. Repeat exercise ((13 ten times with each leg. It will not make the leg muscles large. Now rotate the whole leg from the hip. keeping‘ the knee straight. Make wide circles with your foot in the air ten times with each leg. Now lie on your back on the floor, raise legs together to a vertical position. Swing them both down to the right aide as far as you can without rolling over. Spread your arms out to help you keep your balance. Raise legs and swing them down to the left side. Raise and re- peat ten' times. rlve to each aide. Rs- peat exercise <2) five times. Now stand with feet apart and arms out at shoulder level. Twist the trunk and bend forward; touch your right toe with your left hand, keeping the right hand up in the air. Rise, bend and twist to left. touching left toe with your right hand. Rise and repeat ten times alternately. Go through these different exercises both moming and evening. . . . Knotty calf muscles may sometimes be made smoother in contour by maaasglg with warm olive oil and then applying har.; either in the form of s hot both or about a doom applications of hot towels. Dry tbl akin, massage with los for s few min- utes. thou dry again. Rub in some eoldsrounordhwlpingod the ea-

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sitting quietly at home than you could in a car that is whistling through the

And it is mighty entertaining work fixing up a home. You haven't any

idea how much fun you can get out of making furniture yourself and paint- ing up things in the new, bright, gay colors that are so alluring and fashion- able now.

But what I would really urge on you as a. pastime is to put in these

careless evenings trying to improve your techinque in whatever occupation you follow. Go to night school andtake a special course in your trade if you can. If you csn't, get the textbooks on the subject and study them and get your wife to study with you so she won't be left behind.

I1 you will do that, you will find that you have no long. boresome even-

mga with nothing to do hanging on your hands. The time will lo by in I _tidy because you will be absorbed in what you are learning, and you will fit

yourself to do ao much better work that yoii will gat ' better pay and so shorten up the time before you can have an automobile that hssn'L been paid for with the wreck of your marriage. DOROTHY DIX_

I I I I I ` I I I

Dear Misa Dix-I read your article on automobile graftera with much

interest and would like to get your view on the other side of this question. Bow about the country people with their automobiles coming to Kia city and aponging off their city friends? I have a. sister who lives in the country and when she gets lonesome she piles her entne family into the car and pays us a visit lasting anywhere up to two weeks. We liva in a few rooms and when she comes we have to pack in like aardlpes. And ahe never Offers to help with any of the work, or.to contribute _to any of tha expense for en- tertainment, but when aha gets home she writes the moat beautiful bread- and butler ietisr. and than in. ` 1 A 'niscusrrm sxsran.

Answer:

What'a sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander, and lust exactly the

mme' lla-ieturcs apply to the ,grafting country automobilistl as to tiis dead- baat nity ones.

oaa aim pmaaaiy against ina decision of iiis im as oma aa the other.,

and they might score matters off and cali woven if the [rafters grafted off

~ dun ether. aut iaey si-art. 'riia paaiimaim an my min and they lf!

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wear with distinction clothes that are designed for the younger generation. When a woniiiii has passed the age of youth many matters have to bc’ considered. i ' rust or an the iines or me iiguief must be studied. When all defectsj have been ascertained. every effoitf must 'be made to efface them. This; can be done by choosing the right] lines for clothes and determining. where and where not. draperiea _and ‘

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Legs-sn extremely important fea-

ture-shouid be slightly more covered than in the case of a younger wom- an but the length of the skirt de- pends on the shape and length of the limbs. There are many devices in afternoon and evening frocks for veillng legs. For moming clothes this

maybe a. little more difficult but` a practical and smart length can be chosen which is tothe beat advantage of the wearer. ‘ Necks and arms are the next con-

sideration. Necka can be charming- ly arranged by means of scarves dur- ing the day and for the evening the decolietage can be shaped to achieve softening effects. mr omaments dullish stones are best, when pearls. which are the most becoming, are not worn. _

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covered. It is a little more difficult with evening :rocks if the sleeveles mods is insisted on.

When an evening entertainment is

very formal gloves sro with and for leas formal occasions transparent aieevea are fashionable. whether they

are attached to the dress. or to th, evening ooatee. which is usually mad; of the same fabric ss the Where armsorepfumpandthasklni is dlsoolond. slum on a boon to the mature woman. They produos a

arms is not in hard ovidonev.

Witirreaird to hats. particular ears

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' “ = , remarry_ We can't stand this just sitting at home

' 'T .»-,ai i, without a car. What do you think of our plan? M¢L

I ' /5” .'\ ' wer:

I think that you and your wife must have gasoline in your veins instead

of blood, and a rubber tire in your breasts in place of a heart.

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"_-ffl \ r and if speeding it up in a car means more to you than having your own _ _ _ _ _.

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“lf”-‘ M i court as quickly as you can. You are not tit for the responsibilities of mar- S

10 'f oi ».-»~» _ ilage and you have no right to a. wife. and your wife has no right to a hus- _ ’

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