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fiDorothy Dix Says-

OMEN NEED ’TO"‘CHANGE THEIR VIEWS ON CLOTHES

Whether They Dress To Please Other Women Themselves, Or Men: Still Unsettled, But The Male Is Becoming Critical

One of the things about which there has been hitter debate ever since Mother Eve made the first skirt out of flit leaves LI Whether W001!!! dR-“l to please lllullbfilYflS, to make other women envious or to allure men. No

- wse-ws -_ decision has ever been reached on the subject

because if women knew they won't tell and if men know tlley have found that discretion ie the better part of valor and that it is never safe to criticize s. woman‘; clothes. It is anybodys 581111 eizher way. The theory that women dress w please themselves and ivithout my regard for the eslheiic sensibilities of others is borne out by the, fzict that so many of them seem to take their. own faces or iigulcs into consideration when the? liaselllbltt their wardrobes. Apparently thmDur-l chaise their dresses and hats without kl ai thought to iihetiler they W111 “like ma!!! like ligures 0t fun or living pictures. Henoe we daily" behold the spectacle of tall. skinny women (hissed in stripes. while their chubby sisters scclllllltll)‘ add to their noulifl-flke by (ll-kin! 111611}- selves- out in oluids and frills; women with sal- eriilus biscuit ooinnlexlons crown themselves ln v ‘sienna... » pole green headgear. krandlno blithely (10118 girlie-girlie fro ‘is und \\ omen ivilh tired, worn, wrinkleo faces 611113188118 every (ieicct and clill nueuilon to their croii s feet by fillwulefl-DB them- selves ill llll-llniile pinks illill blues. .

_ ' .'."’ll . lnlczpl-lralltlfllnl.‘ ll huvc- a superhuman vanity that makes them g1.11.l;‘;1§;l3 o...‘ lirr so bruuinul that tliev con irear anything; or Whether “ ‘ ‘ ‘ty complex that 11185498 them 5° desvemm

. nrettles. is a matter oi coniectulie, Any- . oi women who look us" lf their Worst enemy {.5 or llicl“, yet U10)‘ 596111 hBPPY and cheermL -.. u ivi .

,,“,,{.§’,,.... (lresg for olher women has iniich strong ll because women know lllut 1.11911‘ 515W“ Judge ‘hem l s uni‘. tllui liller giving iliem olie uDDYB-lilnfl 813-1199 the!‘

ivuieiice in by their clo‘.

knlzo; iii1o.licl' o I e Lneir (JOJLE are Kills ar-iirs vintage or llist. Also,

iey know ln.it, ivlille ivomcn may respect the intellect of a ' lo is MOJJMIY dressed, they stand

WllJL io buy and how to wear it. One of tlie| »0l.'ili'.‘, girls try l0 inmate the movie stars is bc-

d . xltllli relisolls \‘.il'i nil t‘ Or ofl.

cause oi Wlliil. the ladies on the screen have on. Don't Dress for Men

but lllllll ldeu leziit-s nle cold. inil.n.t;x-, llli n1» opinions on clothes are regarded with scorn and coil- teiiipa. by ivomrli. Whenever you hear a, woman say that her husband go... Sliullliillt; sun her and picks out her llfllS and gowns. you can hear a murmur or s). mputliy from her listeners and see in their eyes that they regard liel" as o. iiiiirlyl‘.

Also, n‘ ivouien dressed w please men. you would never see another female lll brecclii s. For men feel about the Woman who gets herself up as on llllltlitluli mun JllSL exactly as women feel about a man who is a femlim liriporsoliuior.

lilore is nothing alluring to a. mun in a woman who looks like ii grubby lii.. boy \l'l‘.ll llldllOflIlBil hips. The eternal masculine ideal of woman is one gurbed lll lovely soft. gay. flowing draperies. and as long as men could fllCltllf: to women tliey kept them dremd that way.

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Husband]! Comment

As a. further prcof that women don't dress w please men, look at the married ivomen. Do they buy the kind. of hats and frocks they think their husbands \\'1ll like? Not on your life. displays ill-r laiest confection to Husband, he breaks into brutal laughter. and cries out: "You coll that (lo-funny thing a. hatl I thought it was a fancy salad." or. "soy, irziich out, or the freak show will get you l! you appear in public ln thin dress."

It is only iiltlr vlillslifilltls find out by painful experience that mixing fun of their wives clothes means that they will go out and buy other hats and gowns lhat they will like just as little. that causes them to suppress (illflgéfllllllulls of lflllllllllle fashions.

tile argument llLlS gone for years and year 1

‘whom women dross lxiliu settled. but perhaps §§$§Kt¢§°$fit§fié§ now that tile college boys have jumped into the fray. It appear; that ghee do nolt approve of bole-headed girls. and an editorial in eat mg co eue papers says: “We are tired of fmwzy who loss lllirll‘ fnnliletl locks and expect men to swoonqlllzeetll: glfflltllge Bgleegrl gout lllliQtofOillUll iviihout lints on the street. We think girls 1601; well

ressec wl 1 halts and silly without them an _ cottggulinet QlXllS ivho boycott hats". ' d we an going to 5m" a m}

‘on: or ll0ill and, while they are at it will 14m 1Q mm m“,

abou: abolishing the monstroslties that the millyge “ire” oonécting POWHGHYS? noRlormr! Dix.

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m“ m improve their looks so they inlgnt nae,“ m the 623$‘? 1k slightly and then add the sugar and salt to it. Add some of the 68g yolk mixture and mix and then return all to the pan. Add the raisins. Allow to cool slightly.

bake 1n a 350 set about 35 to 40 minutes. When done a. knife. when inserted in the 08mm of the dish. will ozme out o; CollJsc, ilu- prevailing belief is that women dress to please men, clean- For outside of men dressmakcrs and men vanilla sauce. Serves four to live.

Next morning,

peel onions, and trim celery, than

flllmtly tender, and the mixture ls some- what thickened.

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ausm AND COCOANUT BREAD PUDDING 1-2 cup breadcrumbs. 1-2 cup coeoanut 1 tbsp. melted butter 2 cups hot milk 1 egg yolk 2 tbsp. sugar 1-4 tsp. Salt l cup seedless raLsins 1 9B8 white. beaten stiff. Scald the milk and and cocoa.-

the hot mixture to

Add a few gmixis of salt to the

,. ' eg wltile ldbe l‘i - (‘ll- llll tollols die uni unune or iihite cat and whether gIeElk-tlmldfllirtto getfilrstt ien

in awe and reverence °“-§eT°3e~

P0111‘ into a buttered Set in a pan of hot water and deg. F. oven till

Serve with top milk or

SWEET CUCUMBER RELISII 12 large cucumbers

2 cauliflower-s 0r i head cabbage

i0 onions i quart Vinegar

3 head; celery

2 tablespoons mustard‘ seed

1-2 cup mustard

1 teaspoon tumerlc

6 cups sugar

3-4 cup flour

Mild cold vinegar

Method: Wipe the cucumbers

then cut coarsely and put through the food chopper. salt and allow to stand overnight mile times out of 1o when Wife Eigaiaeggg 121211111118. er not. accom-

Sprixikle with

of salt used. trim cauliflower.

put these thro h the food chap- pezzflf ulsusedinp1aceof_ oaullfloweer, this and shred

finely. Place all the vegetables in a pre-

serving kettle and add the vinegar, muster ' seed m

Now moisten the flour with l

little mild cold vinegar. made in the proportion of half

vinegar and half water llVhen e. smooth. paste is fol-med, odd to the pckle

Stir end

i nuxtun.

qontiuue cooking until the

mixture 1g thickened and there ls no raw taste of flour remaining. Jars and

Pour into hOt,

Hey Fortune-Tell; to Glrl Friends and Beell

flnq Ieerete A Iii with All

Girl friends, been: -- ell ere Isl-flied if you have e gypsy way will eudll And tortimes ere easy with l trusty lint of eel-d meanings ie guide you.

Here's e fortune

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eee end Juk o! Diamonds and he Two, ‘three and Ace of Hearte- elee 14 random ends.

Shuffle and have eeeli fortune- eeeker drew e eel-d. The lucky enee dnw one o! the "Lucky Six." The King ef Diamonds meme lot: el detee; the ‘rliree of Heme. good um; the Two, someone levee you. you'll know who noon!

0r on e twosome with your new beau — weave his fortune by lie magical Method el levelul

He'll hm

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nette (Emit e! Clubs). en fmpoe. tent buslneen fi-Ip (Nine of Clubs). e nine in ulery (Four el Die- mondu). “Which mean) you een merry her” — tell him-“nnd here's gemrhlgllt of Hearts flint an you

1mm he secrete of up; tet- iine-telllngl Our n-page boo Ive: meanings ef all cards. bow to reed ten-leaves, dominoes, dice. the "crystal." Hu horoscope for each month.

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ZANG-IOIIIAION

be the day! the flowers, Michael-frost may come tonight; Here's the end of summer; I muit not complain; Theieil be other summers. iuat es arm and t

W . Daisies cool and drowsy, drooping after

ls all a-soamper, mblns

hopping near,

Gold in every dandelion, every buttercup;

corative and utllltiy though the staple colors-black, blue and brown — will b'e in greatest demand, there ls quite s. run on sports tan

clever handles.

Every year “” year Michael growigg older — Michael u . —Kstheryn Ullmen in America.

HANDBAGS G0 LARGE FOB STREET CLOTHES

summer, every

Like the last rose oi’ summer. the bright and bizarre handbags

oilave gone for another season and n

their place Fashion presents the new styles for fall and win-

ter use. Large and tuck-under-the-slm

for street wear are the new Can- adian bags oi alligator, goartskin,

calf and morocco. For those who must have handles, there is an interesting variety styles. Al-

But for dress weer, the bags are smaller. Mostly pzuched with they are shown in en attractive variety elf suede,

Soft leathers and fabrics.

HUMOURLESS TAGORE

The death of Sir Rabkidrath Ta- gore recalls a curious incident when he attempted to visit the U ted Slates and Canada in 1929. At Van- couver the immigration officials supplied the usual papers, each with a long list oi’ questions. Dr. Tagore who had recently received the Nobel award in literature. answered them all until he calme to the query. “Gan you read and write?" Then the poet went straight up ln the air, refused t0 reply and went back to his sihlip in high dudgeon. He had no Sense 0f humour.

If you live in a damp climate an emery needle cushion is necessary

Vfileu early Michael, never uk me

in bOth de-.

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f iihwoutbebetnletheenll u.wlll thnneetflee

)fll slliuiny and flee kiln hilt.

have been added.

best for these. GRAY l5 IDUORTANT OOLOB

sultfs the

at hemline, neck and wrist. Jacket is foul- patch cessories of light brown a

hat of the same shade brown.

PIPES CORRODE VERY QUICKLY I rapidly than cold water

has been found corrosion more than doubles

Institute In view of the import

experienced master pl

controls to prevent excessive tem-

stitute points out, vary

faces.

country may not be in

materials.

OCTOBER s, 1941

isure

. - - o . -- - _- 4 Y. Social and Personal Fashions v Literature Livinge

-The Woman's Realm-.-

When you feel cold end

left June's house the Oekton Sea‘ Khan-men

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l-uh alto dlldn" filli h ls qu e ous. Seaggn ‘vvzell and add l ill/file 88184 cream. White bread and butter ls

ou? first. you cam give me that con- t Jan Andrews wl

701i," Greg said bluntly. ‘And then 7011 can take ourself out of town.

m. these first cool (isye, the new?“ e come o 40.5.1.1; face. V“ said coldly. "I don't business it is of bu

your: .tbemtteriselready eontrgcthubeenmfied

the company I "I might have known you'd move t it out of town be of Jones fkrllends could take a hand.’

eck turfiu. 71f that's all you light have _to say. Ill to my

minute, Rand-sill" eai reg |etepping close to him. "I gust want ltoglveyouawarnin.I t Iso much as a little ger hurt Jane in any way whatever. I'll nave

thing. And gray of- ten considered a. spring color, shows up importantly right now. rm- town street wear an expertly tel- lored suit of soft gray tweed is bound with a darker shade of y

has

pockets. on one of which

is worn a. special pin or clioil a; gs.

are smant with gray. and e ile

Hot water oorrodes metal more and it that the rate of with each ~10 degrees rise in temperature. This means that the rate oif corr- rosion in a hot water heating tank and system will be doubled if og- el-ated at 180 degrees instead of t e recommended 140 degrees, accord- ing to the American Iron and Steel

I "Quite! ilou make it very Clefl that you're in love with the gir." He was gone befon: Greg could aey

g stood perfectly still parting shot. In love with . as he in love with tier? as that why he had come here in an effort to protect her interests?

cked up his hat and the hotel. He walked away sim- lessly, scarce] conscious of the dir-

anoe of oon- serving metals for national defence.

the engineers of the institute ad- , ectlon he too A mental etin-e of vise hzme owners to have the Jane floated before him. e saw the operating temperatures

of th small, alert, ll tfi th to ml llflgatg: fnfitrl? tl° u" the freckles dus warm rich curves of ner

water heating systems checked by rs. The use o! proper thermostatic

peratures ls recommended by the institute for all hot water heatng plants, both direct and indirect, YIX’

-- l Different types of water, the 111-‘ w“ in their" corrosive effects upon metallic sur- What may be conddered an economic stlution in the choice of - piping materials in one part of the l A, we“ another

Soft water with acid reactions such as are found in the extreme eastern and northeastern part of the United States em quite cor- roslve w ferrous end nonfenous

He found himself trembling and

the the a little truth in what Aleck had ssid. If he wesnlgtaolnmiove with Jane, he

of lien pointed. straight ward a. career tbs-t was contrary tosllhisldealsinreardtoa wife. try to clip wild bird and expec 11y in captivity as to hope w ' e one sway from hel- and expectflléer to settle eontentedlyi

ti’. Greg's jaw pet into grim “Y u sepl" he told himself.-

FOl! Wl-IITINISS AND NATURAL IRIOHTNISS

EXCLAIMED J|M'$ AUNT. ‘THAT'S SUNLIGHT’

Q You'll get lllllllflultufiqe muweeht". 3N3? ewrlah R'- ail-pure eee

hsnnful lllll tennte. _ leey, ilienodl household IlOIIlIII

MY Slllllllllll. WASHES ARE THE TALK o|= THE TOWN!

SAID POLLY WHEN sue sAw THE swears I'D WASHED wm-i SUNLIGHT. ~

Snowy; spellers welllee

l". get her. my friend,

nrm admonition to had a curious feeling.- when he stood on ih - d ye later and wane: i Macias Aunt Em! to take

expression that was w. curious mix- t c and cold determination pt her eyes averted from

had drawn Doris Stewart aside and w n: into her ear. “Look, baby, tile only thing that with any brains could find this headache of a town Just about knocks me that“; can't get back to a . obs-noel for you to b York for e 1i tle visit before I have to ileeve there with this Andrews Dorie gaud u at him lroluy. "Well. Iudo neeg w do J0me mil»- Aleck. "I'll write minute I hit town." °°l then,

pervleing th lime called. 3582's . rtliodaiii"

Iv Sam call he'll ht them like nabs: out of Hades‘?

sh ed held out her hand. "I'm sorry I was ett; llgllablollvtould 6m in e . ll V I

glli-olltnohlbce u it hadn't ' “ "Don't talk llhe l llttledfoof," sold "All I d was to

brusq .

myself some stories for my paper. A“

oéiened. and I'm not hep ned."

unlit. eelelnreemfa

upped in

oureunuzly, Jone - and

11hr the flret time, Aunt erd

Ole grinned. all‘ neverouthougnt

beet pilots in the us’; ilgr’: le 3P1. Jill wim lulp

t; ‘Egg

t. t- fore my

get

startled

-tll'ed eel-on

it. mlwlnfl‘. ‘it;

and new partnership; i-eq eel-e.

tekin l the facts f t - ....l..€..F’l...’.. whmtmt? l8‘ .23.‘. what tn ev

wi of tllftoill/seshfi

adored planes

you'll be

s bright-eyed as mur-

eoon. How low into New

whouhad ‘boar: epal-a on o e ready to "ide,

You ve been

been for

some at]: of

IBIWII.” I110 her. ‘iAnd

the pin m?"

like this. Emily

"Buck up! Rlndlll

-flf yesterday put you on the de- fensive, you can broader wn-l-toryy and with green: assurance of advancement todiuy. Oheerve well and m when I01! know you should

$352."

her house, in m; you profits, advancement today her shadow on a._ submerge doiihti. fears, gloom.

If in OGIOBBR l! (Ubn) - Mechanics. laborers.

b8 d fikely to find quick success.

l lie eel : "Your clock ls

M "In!!! 11w on the u I'll ever bent]: ride “M ‘um

ONLY SOLD

For Wedneerey. Oct. sih

MARCH 21 to APRIL 90 (Arlee) -iMl0re favorable and encouraging than _,eeteivl"ay but you can't be is: or careless. Your sense of tlon and value would be keen. Mattias of n. confidential mtine and all brain work especially fav-

ored

Anna. ai to MAY no moron- frlendly rays exlet until

4:15 pm; through the ‘afternoon and evening we have bo benefit and unfriendly aspects. Get our ectivitiee started early; be m-ilel-

ul of important details. finances iiiie great

MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemlnl)- artistic

Less suspicious for new line and social matters than for practical matters that iue u m.

your creative genius wo lng

but ve it substantial backing. No eerineesl

JULY 23 (Cencer)—

JUNE 22 to Dtmit let a desire for money gains prevent you values that are not gauged by dol-

from appreciating lure end cents. PiLh forward now reel skill in worthy under-

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (bee)- recomioitre on

AUGUST 28 to N (Virgo) — Skill, intelligent men- nt effort and

advantages will not

all in the industrial and home- front lines ere eevpecisuy spon- sored b today's stei- aspects. You in ertls c profeuions and you en-

ed in social activities an lue

Woirt you loin me?

you vim-find ll’ "+755. orl’ g le have e’ cup of dellcleue lief

CONCENTRATED BOVRIL

Your Individual H O R O1

Ily Frances Drake

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tired

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SCOPE

to NOVEMBER. I!

during the earlier part of the day. Hum ere cautious. patient end ge , you'll accomplish much. NOVEMBER. 33 tn DECEMBER fl ( ttal-lus) — You can change em ocredayintooneofcon. stnictive mtg enldmgreet Compare no w‘ 00m