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° DAY FROCK CHIC

"m spring time it is always so useful to have it dress Lo' wear for street

has some sort of ii little jacket to complete it, " “lin exceedingly wearable affair is todays model with its youthful bolero Jifsketf It‘s individual, too, with the fronts of thc jacket turned back $1'ioWi`ng a facing of self material. The cute tuel;-iii blouse with attached Gdlliifis sleeveless_ The box-plaitcd skii't has loads of jzziinty charm. The hips 'ere smoothly fitted by a shaped yoke.

It hints of the fashionable "nautical" feeling so beloved by youth, inter-

preted in a light navy blue and white printed crepe. Blue buttons accent the &'ont closing blouse, which is of plain white crepe silk.

Style No. 626 is simplicity itself to make. It. is designed for sizes 14, 16,

'38, 20 years, 38, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust. For the medium size, 37;; yards of 39-inch printed crepe with 1‘.;» yards of 39-inch plain crepe is sufficient to copy it exactly.

In quite a number of materials and colourings is this fascinating dress

equally charming. It adapts itself per fectly to the new supple woolens_ It is just delightfully gay in ablack and white tweed mixture with the blouse of yellow crepe silk. Wood jersey in turf green with eggshell jersey is sportive. Made entirely of black crepe silk with the collar and cuf’f's of white eyelet embroidered batlste is decidedly lovely. A red and white crepe printed silk with white is strikingly _voungand chic. Crepy plain and pat- terned woolens also suitable.

You-will see one attractive style after another as you turn over the

pages of our new Spring Fashion Book.

Styles for children or the miss, the matron, the stout-and a series of

dressmaklng articles. It is a book that will save you money.

Be sure to fill in the size of the pattern. Send stamps or coin (coin

preferred.)

Price of book 10 cents.

Price of pattern 15 cents. ‘

Style Chats

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_ _ WITH ALDIA ARCHER

Read this quick if you want to know about lite nicst phenom-

enal fashion revival of the nu\nieiil.l

White stockings-yes, believe it or iiot~-are coming buck. Just

as with many other good omcns_ this return is coming by the even- il( mode route, and of course is still very fashionable.

Anyway, if you are a ravishing blond, or even a more ravlshing

briinet, you probably look perfectly' divine in ivhiic for evening, so if you can buy. beg, borrow, or steal, some white stockings that are nothing more than a delicate film, wear them wiili either a silver kid sandal, or better yet, an all white slipper.

SYIUP

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mentioned a name clearly of wh

A. To converse in loud tones, or

Q. Is it proper to carve A roast

at the table, at formal dimers?

A. No; this may only be done st

informal dinners.

Look Young

Beautiful women, admired for

youthful complexions, use MELLO- GLO. the new wonderful French process face powder. Purest and smoothest powder known. Stays on longer. No flaky or pasty look, No grime or grit. MELLO-G10 Dre- vents large pores and never smarts or feels dry. Blends naturally with any complexion. Demand Mello-glo

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BATTER PUDDINGS

There are various types of batter

,', ,_ putlilings, some more glorious than come a filler-in at it Party, Or BCCBDL H 19-55-minute il"Vii"~U°“' and lap “P

i"" - others, but, with' our new ideas in any sort of second-hand courtesy as_a thirsty dog will a drink of water.

diets, none of them should come after a heavy meat dinner.

One excellent recipe, which may be

divei-sifietl by adding marmalades_ fruits of different kinds, sliced raw

i . » apples, etc., calls for a cup of iiour, out that she is an 1ins.pnr0P1'iHt@<l blessing. for men seem to have no con- ‘

two tablespoons of suet (butter may be siibstitiiicdn an egg, a. teaspoon and a half of baking powder, two

_ _ ' uililc.<~pi:oiis of sugar, four table- B. dozen other boys if Shi? Wanted W-

spoons of milk and a little salt Sift

_-_._\_§~"__-_S iii-_ _ nil the dry ingredients togéghe,-_ And practically no man wants the woman who wants him. He has no

V ., ~ ¢~$__:_‘_»_'.-_._-_,_ j-_\.~;_;-1_1,'_?;;,_§-§';\r}_§;;,,' ‘_,’_ chop the suct fine, and add it, mix appetite rlor the rips peach that drops into his mouth. The one _he desires

the milk and the egg (well beaten) tcgetlicr :ind add them to the other ingredients, and pour all into a but- . tered mould and steam for an hour i and ii half. Tie a buttered cloth over the mould.

If _von use butter, cream it and

add the sugar, then the egg and milk :incl so on. You can mix the varia- fi0IiS~flgs, dates, currants, raisins, marmalade-with the batter, or put‘ Jams or niarmnl d i

Stomach Troubles That Are Dangerous

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Some forms of stomach trouble, if

neglected, often lead to dangerous conditions-ulcers -or cancers, then, it surgical operation is about the only hope.

For this reason, even the most simple stomach ailments should be` given prompt and careful attention. So, don‘t neglect acid stomach, sour- ness, gas or bloating! And don’t| waste time with unknown or unre- liable treatments. At the very first signs of distress, go to any good drug store and get some pure Bisurated Magnesia lpowder oi’ tablets.) This special Magnesia Compound is safe and 'pleasant to take-quickly, almost instantly, effective and does not act as a laxative. Be sure and ask for BISURATED Mngnesia for stomach

troubles only.

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Ml heiress u a Salisbury, England,"man‘l estate, who was believed to have been in Ontarili, but who has been found In the employ of’ an Essex, Eng-, under- taker. Mrs. F. (luy of Iroquois Falls, Oni., stated recently that she was, formerly ri Miss Salmon of England. ‘ Inquiries in London have been lnstl- i

Every men came into the world

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F PI_/_qganfs Realm -.°- Soczal and Personal -:_-Fashions _-;-Lzterature

Soares Men Off

A young woman writes me that she has recently read a symposium in

which fifty men described their ideals of feminine' perfection, and upon' taking a calm and unbiased inventory of her own charms and graces she

finds that she measures up to their requirements in every respect. She is young, beautiful, intelligent, amiable, domestic, cheerful, companionable, affection"- ate, and she feels _that she is peculiarly fitted to be ii. good wife and mother, yet, although she is 23 years old, she has few dates and no man has ever popped the question to her.

And she wants to know why this is thus.

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I don’t wonder that the poor girl is bewildered,

for it would seem that any maiden who carried that line of attractions would have to call out the police to protect her from any army of sultors who knew a

when they saw it and who were determined to marry her, who

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The most common mistake that the unD0D\1lHl' Elf] makes is in 591112 i300

eager for the attentions of men. She is boy crazy and she hasn’t the sub- tlety to hide it under a decent cloak of reserve. Sbeis tickled to death if any man notices her, and if one takes her to the _m0vit‘S She Slmlliy Per- forms Hipfiops of gratitude before him. She has no pride and she will be-

And every man who knows her is perfectly aware that she is so anxious to marry that she would hot foot it to the altar with anything in trousers.

Now it is ii fatal thing for e girl io sive a\va.v lwr hand and 1°i *"0" mid

fidence in their own opinion about women. They always want a girl to be Q K); by some other man, and the more the better. They d01l'i5 “’P~\1i~ t0 date up it dateless girl. They want to step out with one who could go with

is the one that hangs highest on the tree and that he will have to risk his neck to get. B is the girl who flouts boys and who can get along without them who piques their interest, not the one who sits around and sucks her thumb and waits for them to come along and pick her up.

Another mistake the unpopular girl makes is in pursuing boys and run-

ning them into the earth. She overworks the telephone calling boys up at their places of business and wanting to know why they haven’t been to see her, and what are they going to do tonight, and tomorrow night, and all the other nights, and what's the matter with going somewhere to dance, or to the theatre She writes a dozen letters to their one, and woe betlde the

Now a. man is by nature the pursuer, or at any rate he thinks he ls, _

and nothing dlsilluslons him more with a glrlthan for her to run after him. For her to hound him over the phone trying to make dates rouses

for risking him hi.s~\job by calling him away from his work, It is the bird

a wedding ring.

Another mistake that the unpopular girl makes is in being artificial.

Posing. Putting on airs. Pretending to be what they are not. Meri are usually simple and direct creatures who say what they think and are even as God made them, and insincerity’ in a. girl frightens them off quicker than any other one thing. 'I‘hey don’t know what todo with her.

‘ They can deal with just a plain, human girl who is on their own plane, but they shy on from one who acts as if she were a grand duchess, or one who affects to be so high-brewed that she reads Einstein in her lighter moments, or one who acts as if she were slumming when they take her out for an evening’s diversion. '

of Sheba out to _the movies or a cafeteria. He figures out that his salary

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band because she looks like a Daily Hint from Paris instead of s bargain- chaser.

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Another mistake that the unpopular girl makes is in overdressing. It rich in the body building substance

takes more courage than the average poor youth possesses to ask the Queen extracted from Codflsh Livers_

W°\11dIl¢ buy her snake skin shoes and so he passes her_ by for some girl each box-60 tablets 60 \eents-a who appears to be in his own financial class Many a lrl loses 9, _ blessing to frail children.

But we will discuss other mistakes that the unpopular girl makes anon, FOUND C0-OPERATIVE

» _ - ing last year with co-operative mark-

’ _ eting of fresh salmon, members ol'

of success that they are planning ev- en

_ UNSWEETENEDED M I L K the coming summer.

‘ EVA? O R AT

Department of Fisheries by Inspect-

cludes the Arisrilg area, shows that

'of

§ 145,000 pounds of salmon were hand-‘ " I- led by the assocation under its co-i

' g;giee;sbeSa`:eizof{oi-ucitilghliliilé Operative marketing plan, and the

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season the fish were collected by mo- tor truck, which travelled 103 miles

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,_ , 0 _ press. Sales were made - »; -...vias '_ f ‘ Scotia towns, but there were also M I __ gf Ei / shpments to Montreal and 'Iioronto,

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ts for their salmon the flnshermen we fe

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?,,.erut`h€;,?uId’ pmmng in the bam” ispeech to her. The next day he reads the engagement in the paper and - _ _ _ _ _I ‘ mamma and papa welcome him into the bosom of the family. ` nabzes to M qbabws

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` the following mistakes in dealing With them. _

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before the the is sgfiicient ia

tity an ` in qu °!y. vm wha,

;T;taken after the birth theuseof "Ov\ltine” has quickly effected a radical change in the quality and quantity of the milk. “Ovalci.ne”, moreover, maintains the mo¢her’a strength while nursing and en. aura mquick return to normal health. °‘Ovultine” is prepared from Nature’i foods which are richest in nutriment-ripe barley malt, creamy milk and eggs. It is quickly prepared and easily digested. ' There is no food beverage comparable with “Ovaltix-ie". It is the richest in food value, the most economical in use.

l)i-:ilt|_n- is will nt all good sinreu. in H06. 756. $1.25 nnfl special $4.50 family also tins, also serr- zd at sorln founinlns

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his sales resistance to the mst pitch, and besides he is infuriated with her Must

on the wing that fires a. man‘s sporting blood, not the tame duck who is Paris les `

begging him to knock her over and take her home with him. And that y

explains why the girls who are the most anxious to get married never get _

Builds Body, Bones, Teeth of Ailing Youngsters

You can give your children, moth-

er nature's own vitalizlng weight building tonic for 28 days- and if at the end of that time you are not extremely thankful for the benefit received get your money back.

'I‘hat’s a fair offer you should not

let pass-ask any druggst for Mc- Coy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets-

ey are small-sugar coated and

Complete directions co ie with

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MARKETING SUCCESS

OTDAWA, March 12-Experiment-

he Fishermans Association at Ari- sig, N. B., met with such s measure

more enegetlc operations during

A report made to the Dominion

r W. G. Harris, whose territory in-

etween mid-June and the beginning September last year approximately

hundredweght. During the salmon

By MARY KNIGHT

' United Press staff Correspondent l

_ rams, March 12.-<U. P.)-in-om the time a piece vf mam'

ial first hears that it is to be cut into a blouse it begins to wonder whether _it will be severely tailored, very feminine and fluffy. or B combination of both-such are the possibilities of the new Sprint blouse. _`

As each snip is made here, tuck or rui1le added there, or in-

, sertlon of a bit of lace betweenl ,the material, whether of satin,

chiffon, organdy, or sheer handkerchief linen, sighs with utter de- light because it knows that if it is-in the hands of a Parisian cout- urier it need have no worries ss to its ultimate beauty and desir- ability.

Resting on a shelf in Rodier‘s establishment, perhaps. With

bolts and bolts of other materials destined to take shape 1Ili0 fashionable wearing apparel for 1981, it has dreamed with its neighbor about being the printed sleeve in a plain colored I'1'0C\<- the solid apron effect on an "impreme" silk with a scarf to match

_ it or 9. bolero. Perhaps it would be wound into s, tiny tur|_mi_ or

beret, to match a pocket book, or purnsoi, for real summer, or it might even be the lining of a new cost like Redfem and Patou

. make, or be reversable with a darker color. It is all of these pf>S5i-

blllties that have made msterliil's life interesting even before it became anything definite, or so important as the selected gown Of Her Royal Highness. the Queen of Spain, or the Court robe of cm'

of the richest American debutantes ' '

Inspector Harris has reported were iced md packed .and in elm'

that buyers were "entirely satisfied cess the fsh arrived at their des-

wlth the manner in which the -flshitinstion in excellent condition."

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