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SALLOW \\'O.\lA.\“S BEAUTY PROBLEMS

Nzit long ago one oi my readers,

‘_-.liz says that she is only 25 years old, wrote asking mc to tell her suit- able colors to select for 3. sallow- coriipleinonetl womans wardrobe. I :iiii very glad to help her and others iulzo halo the same problem, but he- :ore we accept sallowness as a maf- u~i- of course and try to find colors siiiied io it wouldnt it be better to do something about the sallowriess? for while it is true that the shades .slic ucnrs \v.ll make ai vast differ- »~i;i~v in her appearance, it is equally true that ilic woman with a sallow coniplexlen can never look as at- ti-ziciive as her clear-skinned sister.

'llie ii'o\iL\lr- goes deeper than np-

pizii-iiiices. There are few women \\i'.ii li.ii>i‘.uail_\' sallow skins who feel perfectly well physically. Usually they an the ones who feel tired :iifisx of ihe time, and this lack of iibundaiit henlih expresses itself in a ciiill, lifeless complexion.

1-iiiii.s this dull liue. To overcome '

is to take a cold shower and brisk sorting-up exercises every moming. As. ii purely local treatment for the complexion there is nothing better than steaming the face. Do this once a. week; it is a good treatment for a normal skin also.

So much for getting rid of the

sallowness. But at best this will not be ri particularly speedy process, and it is also true that there are somel women whose skin always seems to have a yellowish tinge. For these we are glad to make color sugges- tions. In the nrst place, any one \i.'.th such a complexion must abso- lutely avoid all sliadexs of piuxpb or

Even for very poor ;

people i

EVEN the very poor can afford the finest tea.

One gets three cups for a

cent. _

Now it is possible,of' '

course, to buy tea for less than that. But is it worth it? Even to the very poor? So many people buy cheap- i er tea, make more than they use, and throw the remain- , der away. They pay in the

. kitchen more than they save

at the grocer’s.

King Cole Tea and King

Cole Orange Pekoe are al- ways good and always uni- form. From every point of view they are worth the es-

tablished fair price.

KING Goss

and Your fiance has shown you that he belongs to this latter class; for court- l"` sohnfls NOTES ' T

ship opens up the hand of every man who isntacongenlaltiglitwad,andlf 'i _ 1 nd Mrs Mm_

_ your sweetheart never ‘takes you to any placeof amusement or spends a cent -H°“' Sena” Jr’ m' 3 ' t

upon you, he has tipped you of! to how he will treat you if you marry him. Lean' returned from Otnwa 1”

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_yellow oier the skin and thus only iiccciitiiiiate the defect. Bright blues :ir.rl black must also be avoided. Dark blue may be worn if relieved

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wttii ii vouch of ccru or creamy white

From Indigestion

Nothiiig wears you out more quick- than' a period of wakeful, restless

ights or fltful slumber marred by

iicxi to the face, and if black is worn unpleasant <1,-@f_m§_ The cause is

ni. iill it must also be treated in this o Wal-'.

The most becoming shades for

those wiili sfillow complexions are

‘ plexlon must also be especially care- ful about her make-up and may find .L most satisfactory to have several --.iiadcs of powder blended in order lo secure the correct. shade for her- l

self. In general, an ivory or light] brunette shade of powder and an orange rouge are best for her type.

Tomorrow -- Beauty Questions for you-yr

Answered.

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Household 'Hints

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son with a little French mustard and

, spread between thin slices of whole

_ The Back Fence | wheat bread.

Blackberry vines and grape vines

planted along the back fence are not

only valuable for their product, but To remove all unpleasant oririr from add to the beauty Of the yard. dish towels. soak them in hot water,

,q to which add a little ammonia.

ften digestive disturbance and the

remedy is a little "Blsuroted" Mau- nesla after the last meal or before going to bed. This calms the stomach, neutrnlizes excess acid, banishes the Iermenting unrest andinduces heal-

hy, restful slumber by the sensible

means of producing peaceful normal digestion. "Bisuraicd" Magnesia _is obtainable at any good drug store in either powder or tablet form and a simple trial will prove its value be- yond question.

Q. Wlicii n man is walking with a

i th€ Man Wh() IS Stlngy Durlng C0l,ll’tSh1 woman who returns a bow of 5 per

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Matilke ;1VG}ood Husband? - Straight Talk to §1‘;“,;§;‘,’,e“,,§‘e‘,ff,‘f,§‘§§§,,’,f’,“"“ ‘“°“'°'

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7"/"Q" " ~ ° ° ~l - ,. ~ _._._ J . “ e 1 e Who Neglects a Spiritual for ii. no, he setuid mum ii.

~ wj' _ i 3 Materia] Debt' Q. what kind or dress in worn to 1 ' _ ly

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thinks he will have in spend a little money.'When he l " comes to see me we always sit at home. He thinks that '

should not dress well. He absolutely refuses to let me " work after we are married. Do you think that we will

be happy together when our views are so different?

M. E. B. i’

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Answer:

Not a chance in the world of it, my dear. You will

be miserable and the man will be miserable and life

will just be one perpetual wrangle over money.

I-le will make 'the sort of husband who gets married to save the rice of

’ ~ ~ 4° is cook and because a wife is the cheapest scab labor ln the world. He will MV- Harry Siefmi New Y°"k~ "'

kE;'d'°;;?°ZielsI;x.akln€Te.;.ame regard itasswicked wsstetospend ni oney on anythlngexcept the bare nec- l'l‘/ed in 5°\U'l5 1°-Sf' Week ‘° spend

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essities of life. His wife will never have any pleasures or amusements or 21

any decent clothes, and every cent she gets out of him will be wet with her Mrs. Charles S\€mS~

tears of humiliation.

or every cent that you spend after marriage, when it is his money that you

tion and tendemess just as he will for food.

Dont martyr/stlngy man. Hs is the worst husband there is in the

world. You In making your own living' and are free and independent. Stay that way until you find some man who has a. warm and generous heart and an open hand, and who wont begrudge you the little luxuries that mean so much to A woman. ' DOROTHY DIX..

Dear Miss Dix-My husband is kind and loving in words and actions to

me and our 'three children, but I have reason to believe that he frequently longs Ia* it Z-uly living in another city. When his salary was less than it is now we got into debt. I am so anxious to bs free of it and save every pos- sible cent. that I am doing my own work, although I am not strong. My hus- band argues thst I shouldnt be in such 9, hurry to pay the <_l_ebts, should keep a maid, so I would be less tired and nervous and be able to spend more time with him than I am able to do now. He often says: "I wlsh you could go here or there with me" or 'That you werent too tired to do this or that" or "I wish we had some ons t/o stay wlththe babies so we could go to a show this evening." But I hate debt and sm bound to pay it off be- fore having any luxuries. He is very attractive and clever and women seem to enjoy him. What do you think of our situation? MRS. A.

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I think you are making s very great mistake, and 1! you don‘t change

your tactics you will have bsnkrupted yourself in happiness by the time you havepald off your debt. For you are certainly driving your husband away from you toward some woman who is keeping herself rested in body and calm in mind. and who is ready and willing to play with hlm.

A Moming Smile'

A suiioui tuauiiui' it-iii. ui ii liitl:

boy whose coat was so hard to un- fasten that she went to his assist- rincc. As she tugged at the hook she asked-

"Did your mother hook this coal.

"No," was the astonishing reply,

Curried Beef Sandwich

Chop corned beef very fine, using little of the fat of the meat. Sea-

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Preparations

Csldonra Soap-fngnnund pure. lo dunno and purify._ Cll¢|0ll_l'l Ollillell-antisepuc md he_|li_ng. to remove pimples, ruhel and \m_l|- tiom whidz mu the beauty of the skin, md Gully Cntlcllrl 'l'alellm-- no smooth md pure. to impart I plum; fragrance to the skin.

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It's a good thing to have s horror of debt and be anxious to pay of! what

_ ou owe, but not even a. Shylock would demand more than his pound of flesh ~L~ove the heart. Thats what you are paying when you sacrifice your hus- _ iand and your children to your mania. to repay this money.

' For the woman who works so hard that she deplctas her vitality to the ‘ last ounce ruins her good looks and becomes nothing but a nervous, irritable : hair who is a. terror to live with. She has no time for companionship with l her husband and children. No strength to go out with them. She is neither amlabls nor amusing nor ent/ertsfnl h

Of course, you think that when yo u get this money paid off you will

tix yourself up and read Ind be merry and jolly and ga about with your lius- band and children qslri, but you will find that you can't do it. You have lost ltcp with them md you can nsvsr catch it lnln. They have got used bo doing without you and they don't need you or want you any more. They have made other ties.

There are lots of ways to help u husband, dur lady, and the most ef-

fective of them all is to play with him when hs wants to play and be such n. good comrade and psi that he will never need any other. It iz the kllljoy wives who send husbands to the vsmps for companionship, and they don't get a man out of debt, they lot hlrn into lt.

Pay your debt to the mm to whom you owe money, but don't forget that

your first debt ls to your husband and children. DOROTHY DIX.

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Dear Miss Dlx-Will you plelse advise me about choosing A vocation? All

of my friends are going in for commercial work, but I hots that. I have been thinking about taking up nursing, but they seem to think that ln undesir- abls profession. PUZZLED.

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Answer:

a formal dinner?

M. D. _I I I | A. Any low-necked, sleeveless sv-

Dear ` iss ix am a g rl 19 years of age, and engaged to a man four ming dress than is not wo elaborate

years my senior. I have been used to making my own money and spending ftl b ,

*',3\;\l§..f(’ _ the way I want to, and I :lake almost as muah as he does. This ri-inn has i may 6 Mm.”

never taken me to I. show or any place where he H

it is awful for me to buy two coats a year and that I WH Of mf-Cell Years, H80 She WIS B-

. gi-een cabbage, li cup small cucum-

Consider the problem dlspuslonately. You have been accustomed to ber cubes? I" cup diced’ cwked "-

making a good salary and having all the comforts and luxuries that it bought pamgus' 1'” cup diced celery' ii' wp ' you. If you marry him, the two of you. with the most likely addition of Shredded sweet green pepper' 1 jeuy l children, will have to live on virtually what you have now for yourself alone. l_“‘_’uld lemon’ 3_ tablespoons _lemon

That would necessitate your making many sacrifices even if your._liusbaiid f;;ccl'c:loflu?;l;o;2n£Zhew;§;});)i;?:$ _ _ _ _ , were generous-minded and snxlous to indulge you in everything he could. add lemon juice' and allow to become

cool. Mix all vegetables together, sea-

A woman may be happy and do without many things, if she knows that son well with salt, pepper. paprika.

lici- husband wants her to have them and that he grieves because he cannot and a dash of cayeiine pepper. When give lier luxuries and doll her up in jewels and satins like the Queen of jelly is cool, plum: vegetables in

Sheba. There is all the difference in the world between the generous poor mould. Let get cold, uiimould, cut in man who cannot give to his wife because he hasn't got lt and the stlngy poor slices, lay on lettuce hearts, and sur- man who wouldn‘t give her anything if he had a million. _ round with iiiriyoiinaisc dressing.

Q. What is a common, tactless rs- iark so often heard in general con- crsation among elderly persons? A. That of telling a woman that.

ery pretty woman.

For The Cook

JELLIED \'E(.iD'l`ABLE SALAD

One-half cup, finely shredded new,

eek where they spent a few months.

few days at the home Of his Built

_ _ A good audience greeted the "Sky

are spending., _ _Hewill think that you ought to wear the same hat for seven _ , ,, . L T d

ef/‘7l9LL years, and that you have gone crazy when you want ia, new dress. He will Mr' “Cal Mcphee of Norih Lake' Hawk' at Yeos Thea re on ues ny 5./9/\’ snoop inrthe garbage can to ses how thick you have peeled the potatoes and nmored "° °u'r ww” lm Monday' evening' -

7,6097. ` accuseyou of trying mlmln lf you use two eggs in a cake. Mr. Douglas Amen’ M 8'” For ML .Freeman Mossey’ of mmm'

_ ' tune, passed through Souris On the' this week was the purchasers of a.

‘$779/vp°r Furthermore, mearinsss sndstirigiriess are not confined t/o the pocket- 2nd ne pm-d sed”-,_

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007 book. They extend to the soul, and hs will starve you for love and appreela- '

‘ Woman ’s Realm -.°- Socialiand Personal -.°- Fashions -.°'-D Literature

Your Big Help for Housecleaning

Use Old Dutch and protect your home with

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_ Because of its marvelous efliciency and distinctive cleansing qualities Old Dutchl is Youn Bio new for lwusecleimingf

A link Old Dulcll on a damp cloth or sponge quickly removes dirt and finger marks from enamelled or palnted woodwork. You simply wipe the surface gently. Old Dutch and a few strokes of the mop makes floors spotlessly clean. You’ll like Old Dutch for cleaning metals, fixtures, etc. It is perfect for porcelain and enamel, marble and tile, it does not scratch. Ideal for all housccleaning requirements. ‘

Old Dufcll brings Healthful Cleanliness into every nook and corner. Its flaky, flat-shaped particles remove the dangerous invisible impurities as well as the visible dirt and grime. Old Dutch doesn’t scratch-doesn’t lurm the hands.

Th; lligll Standard of cleanliness A ' "1 4 which Old Dutch has definitely es- gold .. .` in i tablished meets the most exacting re- Q19 U tch quirements of hygiene . . . good health ‘3`IlS_£'f

. . . and good housekeeping. Old Dutch

Cleanser-homes are healthful homes. ,£0 .

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Cl'\3l`a($lI€I° Cl0SC°UpS _ A _ _ eluded Mrs. Arthur Seamen and son 15:4 to th t M tr oils ri d '.

e eos ern e op 0 as

And, oh, girl, if this man criticizes what you do with your own money Mmm of Mberwn, who were ,I.ue°d”,_ .

-1- ghat you earn yourself before you are married, think how he will knock you guests of Miss Minnie seamen i ML Walter B]ackm_ ,emmed M

uciitly from the United Siazes when

he spent the winter moiillis.

Mr. Ancas Bailey Elmira, spent

the 3rd.. in our totvii.

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BAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK IS PURB ...llwayl of th! some strength and is eully dkutcd. lt hu been the lead- in¢ infant foes ‘since 1857.

hold drudle, wllih no Dart in their renszll llsel. e becomes nothing but 5 house- “ a’ ”

I we has from Mn. Gnome.: Srocxwmu., of Toronto I

“... and I am writing to tell you she is certainly going to be brought up on Engle Brand Condensed Milk. Our last _ baby was operated on five times before hewgs six months old. He weighed 10 _ lbs.6 oz.st one year and was practically given up by the doctors at the hosPiWl- My wife brought him home; we put him on Eagle Brand and thanks to it he iS now a _big husky kid and able to hold

his own with any of them."

(origami mm en Ins)

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Week ciifi visitors to Sourls in family, of Charlottetown, were motor Souris and eastern Kiiigs on 'men

Mix Majorie Harper, teacher ct

Efzllngton was a passenger on the

, express Tuesday evenirig to Souiis

Mr. and Mrs. mme Noonan and' Mr. L. A. MacDonald, city. was in

r 1% Zletluzandi

Don't take up my work for which you hsve not a natural liking and

aptitude. We us only successful when ws do the kind of work that appeals "nada" fu.; hpplunaintyu hd. to us of itself md in which we find L never-felling interest. Nursing ls a _ aug dum" M' *muy “"'_ fine and noble profession for as girl to follow and one thlt plys not only well ` '

in money, but in the sltllllcflon of knowing thlt Ons is doing something for ‘_ (-1-_in-|

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