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the tablecloth.

are they removed?

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Q. At which side of a person are

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Dear Miss Dix-I left my husband five months ago. It was the fourth

time I had done so, and for no other reason except lust a foolish argument. Each time I ,lust put on my hat and walked out and went to some of my

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Lavend; Soep has tgfgor diirghlig leaders of taste and_Siahion for more than: century

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A. A note of congratulatlon and, BUILD Bl u rx ETA

‘iciicitation i _ _ _ _ .

| Sometimes I receive ictlcir. .rom‘i

fl- _ '- girls of 12 or thcreabouts who want'

‘front to affect fashionable truck-ln_ ‘° know wzfther tfh°r'i'n_:"fDM°’;)g5;ll|;1:| itype. The neckline is quite unique in_ N’ b° thin Zgraxfce Thigh elderé try :V-shaped with collar rolled in revers lt°;r;;‘;lu:§;; them hum bemg inteb lwith front and crossed, and finished “ted in beamy problems for ICU mai .with trimming piece of silk crepe in '

back to him, because in order to justify myself I have lied about the way my husband treated me.

Now I am with a brother. but he will not be wlll~

ing to support me and my 8-year-old son much long- er, and I .am untrained and have no way to make :- living 'for us. Just what would you do? _J_ MC Q.

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go back fl your husband and eat humble ple while there is a chance to

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_ niutcliliig tone dotted with white. The me wungs CN “I CC

, :itiaclied skirt has plaits at each side'

There are some beauty problems.i

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. inch size Printed silk crepe, georgette up “Pd crooked teeth Cohen'-eq crepe, printed rajaii, wool jersey ln. fo" It is t_°° inte' when the cn _ pastel Sharm sheer weed in tiny herself begins to notice' .her detci.. checked pat.tci'n_ checked gingham, encles' me best mme `0l wnecmg lpi-intcd pique and printed cotton them may have passed' __ __

ioulard are suitable fabrics fo selec_t.` In recent years A gw“m‘_z_em_phami Pattern price 15 cents in stamps or has beef" put upon 8 cmmctmn °

com (min is preferred) Wrap win dental irregularities. Aside f_rom_ the'

Cm,(,!um,_ esthetic aspects of the question, it ls' We suggest that when you send for being realized that badly xorincd sci;

this pattern, you enclose 10 cents ad- of _meth are handmamién in their ldmonal for B Copy or our spring action and through then failure _tot "sembles. and cute designs for the mnruon properly may cause uh

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much,are crooked or too crowded.

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do it and henceforward to try to conduct yourself like an intelligent, grown- 1 up woman instead of a petulant, spoiled baby.

lloubtless you think you make a fine gesture of independence when you' ' Z;...i the door behind you and walk out on your husband whenever you have, `

si cliszigrecinent with him, but in reality you only proclaim yourself e. qultterl and show how little appreciation you have of the binding nature cf a con- il-:isi and the seriousness of the obligations of s. wife and mother. ~

A According to your own showing you have not really tried to make a. go of your marriage. You not only have not attempted to keep your home to-

getliei, you have done youi best. to wieck it You have exercised no self res-i f°U aint. You have never controlled your temper. On the contrary. as soon as, fm' you encountered the slightest difficulty and you couldnt have your own Way. me in everything, even to tn: last say ln an argument, you scrapped all the vows ing you took at the altar and r:.n away from such a minor unplcasarltncss as I °ldf iainily spat. mb

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An old Scottish doctor “as a mem.

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fa." _ ` . Um|"'¢"" age and the old man made such i

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' If the handle of the umbrella. be- very curious At last thc good

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po,” as Mm 47 yn" comes loosened. i‘llI the hole in the soul died, and the club membm 4,,

_____ dead. , pinning any piece that must be heldl "What ‘VBS U10 1186?"

A pretty poor sport you are. Doesn't' it make you feel ashamed of your-

self when you look about you and see the women who have had the courage and the stcadfastness to endure marriages that were earthly purgatorfes for I ' _

he sake of their children and because thel rown self respect would not per- U"

mit them to force other peo le to pay for the mistake they made in mar- 51°

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Fi'ance's “he woman has been hlmdle Wm* P°Wd°"ed feshh ‘Wal the; puted a fellow to attend the fuiienl. nd at Ampclsbach, Alsace, where "°d and the" 97°” mmly into the llllfl Wamod him to b 47 years Mme. Wacker has worn` h°]¢~ ' the PIBW OH U16 Coffin \.'.d note the n‘s clothes and has earned her liv-I when scum. use. The next day they iaihena as g, fe;-ni laborer, she is 53 ygm-gi I around him to hear his report.

and drinks, smokes and chews A convenience in the sewing room‘ "Did You see the Plate?"

acco. Her three children are all' is to cover e brick with padding fori "0h. YDS-"

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tightly while the work _ is ln pro-I "There wasn‘t any age. It _lustulq

Penny-hi-Slot Radios Now gress. _ V' 'Dr. Timothy I McFarlane, Qiiige

1"' ' &'*' tlmcs irregularities in the second or

5 dOn’t permanent' tceth are duc to their

tO Slimness s have remained in too long, For this

? being crowded bv the first teeth that

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over your l~`reni‘h pas- iry and hot chocolate.

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(‘\'ei'\veutlit u<iin_ll}" comes from over-

eating. Yet ti rnihcullv restricted diet B

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fr;-iferl i'of.‘ds_ v.hicli are p:irti'.“i-larly fatienimg-s:iga_r. Cullen unrl cinflv, fats, creani, pie and such slcnrieinesa- wrecking delicacies. l-Int lean meats. Tfse mineral oil in salad dressings.

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Outwityour weakness for cream with this rich milk For all these milk dishes. I suggest

Carnation Milk. because by using it ou can have the flavor of richness in our food without the lavish use of -.liicr :md cream. Let me explain why you get such an appetizing rich- ess from the use of Carnation Milk. t is simply the purest of whole milk.

ilized for safekeeping. It is also homo-

ontcnt is broken up into minute part-

' iclca which distribute themselves even-

lv through every drop of milk. Because every drop has its double share of ‘enriching cream, everything cooked with Carnation has the creamy, rich

Mineraloil. not being nsaimilated,addisl navm. that you ordinarily pt 0n|y

.trio calones tothe dict. l ».. ' esls should consist largely of l lF§:`-fflllt9'arld'ii1ilk_ The_v sun-

pliy `i'id’l'i¢il*tnnt»~i'oori values-and nn diet is safe \'-'hich ignolcs this necessity -but they arc not fzliicninig. Ui ilicse milk is the mc-st important. because it supplies as no other single food rloes, cverythiniz neerlerl for bodily licallli.

owth and activity. You can include

i in your dict in various \v2ys_ A

crmm soup gives you a comfortable feeling of having luncheil well, supply- ing essential food values without im- periling your weight. Milk should be

Serta to replace ilch pie and cake. (fustards. blanc man es and other milk

pudriings are nourishing, and do not threaten increased poun age.

lwith the generous use of butter and cream.

Another way to elude your whip cream tastes is the use ofwhipped (% nation Milk as the foundation in bavar- I ian creams. charlottes and auch dishes. » ln coffee, too, it gives you the creami- ' ness without the extra calories.

Actually Camation gives more deli-

cious results in cooking than eyen the neat of bottled milk-smoother. cream- ier soups and sauces. more velvety ice creams, more deliizfe. finentextured puddinge and cusfards. More than that. it la convenient; completely de-

‘ used in the preparation of simple des- pendable, never varying in quality,

and extremely economical.

Send for the Camation Cook Book.

lt is free. Address Camation Milk

the second sct.

What licurf-aclics are caused by

bow-legs! If treated early enough this beauty problem can be corrected. but after the bones bcconie liardciied only the most drastic measures will straighten thc limbs. It wus about a _vcar ago, I think, that thc country was shocked to i-c-:ul of a girl who wanted sf.raif»=.'ht lc':s so much that

she submitted to a surgirrnl operation

was R. child!

Another bcnuly problem that sliouldi

be solved cai‘l_\' iii life is hare-lip.» Thick, sliapcless lips are sometimes

Then licr legs became infcctcd and

had to be cut off.. How much better! it would have been if the girls,

parents had had the limbs straight-I ened without an operation while she'

due to the habit of inouth-breathing, which in turn may be caused by

obstructions in lhc nasal' passages

Minor operations can correct these troubles so that the beauty of the

lips may not be destroyed.

When a child walks awkwardly with

its feet turned out. sonietliing'is the matter with`thc feel. Flat-fcct is

fairly common among cliildrcn as well

as adults and the sooner it is dis-

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iasfe for her husband or becomes green-eyed over her husband’s having a

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ppmg E coin in me mn" mm small quan i y o vinegar and olve,

I often wonder that the ladies who rush so sayly and with so little pro-, Hue” may listen in for five miriufe-si on "h°mu8my` rub it °n both Bm” ol ar me Cook

vocation to the divorce courts never stop to consider how unfair they are to: G51" their unfortunate families. For when Mary decides that she has lost her 1 e

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pretty stenographer and picks up her children and goes back home, it is her sa

She and her children have to be supported, and it' comes pref-ty hard on

those who have about all they can do to take care of themselves in these

age is deprived of every comfort and made hard and poverty-stricken be- cause their pittance of .i income has to be divided with a divorced daugh- as ie ;~ ._

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foistcd upon them.

sidcr whether she is able tf support herself and her chudren or not, and if sl

relatives who have to pa; the bill for her matrimonial grievances. » ria

times of the high cost of living. All of us know fathers and mothers whose old An

r and her oungsters All of us know brothers ihd"!Mers whose own fam- mat

` ‘cs have been almost wrecked by having a divorced sister and her brood oft

So it seems only fair, before s woman leaves her husband, for her to con- hapi

me religious belief, would you be inclined to encourage or discourage mar- Two cups cooked diced chicken,

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e difference in the ages be s. serious handicap to happiness ln such a case? half cup canned pineapple, drained

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Sn-er; _ - . a fork mix lightly together the chick-

thlnk it a great mistake for a man to marry a. woman who is as much; en, celery and pineapple. Just before

twelve or fifteen years olderthan he is, but under that age it does notl serving, add the egg-whit/es, cut in ter, particularly in these days when women make a cult of youth and; Smlll P10025- M015'-Cn with mll`0l1' en look, and are in reality, ten years younger than their age. _ naise, and arranae ou il1dl\'1d\lll Pill"

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ie is not whether she had not better put up with a good deal of unpleasant- ness from Friend Husband rather than hang herself like a millstone around the neck of her afflicted family. For, after all, it isn't their fault that she i ilocsirt get ' long with her husband.

Think this over, Mrs. Mac Q. Realize how unwelcome you are at your

hVi'_other`s and in your other relatives’ houses and perhaps it will make you decide that it'is better to be mistress in your 61"!! house than a forced guest

in somebody else`s houea. DOROTHY DIX.

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Dear Miss Dix-Can you tell me what to do about my inability to make '

iricnds with glrls?.I sm a law student, in fair financial circumstances, like . a good _tlme, am good enough looking. yet since all the maidens seem to avoid ine it must be my fault. lin loneliness has almost driven me to dea-

peration. _ SYDNEY. ;

AIISWBY1 .

Girls often suffer from datelesaness because they have to welt to be asked.

but lciin imagine no reason for a man not having a girl to step out with un- less, lie is too laty to hunt oneup or too baahful to give on the high sign.

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covered and corrected, the better. A lrlrl who has flat-foot is iingrnccfiil

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in all hcr movements. because the foundations upon which lier weight rests her feetl arc faulty. She lends to neglect all athletic sports and may develop an inferiority complex on account of lier nwkwardness. Her 1 mother should see to it that.tlic con- , dition is corrected by the use of sult- ,' able shoes and foot exercises.

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and short ones, demure_ ones and bold ones. plump ones and slim ones, » morons and highbroys, chatterboxes and Dumb Doras. brunettes and blondes, ' and they all have the come~hither-look in the eyes for any personable man, and they don't have to o shanghaied in order to get them to a dance or into

a' restaurant or to take a joyrlde. `

_ A girl to be popular with boys haste be good-looking and well dressed and neppy and carry a winning line of folly and know how to dance, but llrls ' arcn't so particular about boys, and almost any youth can be a riot with them if he ls fairly pleasing in personal appearance and neat and if he doesn't step

on their feet when he dances and if lie is willing to spend a little money on . them. i ' _

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Usually when a boy lsn't popular with girls it la for one of three reasons.

lt m's_v'be because he ls so concelted that he bores them to death talkin! about himself. V Girls are pretty patient about that and will stand a lot of hearing about how great and wonderful a fellow thinks he is and what B narvelous car he has and how people tell him he looks just like Valentino ` nd so on and: on. But after a while this nionologulng about himself gets on

s girls 'neives' and-she `deeides'that having to listen to it for a couple of

hours on a stretch is too_hig_h a_ priee to pay for being taken to the movies.

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and act as if he thought ahs should be down on hir knees in gratitude to him for noticing her and condescending’ to take her out. Girls loathe this gi-sn<i`sh¢ik_-pose, me a'-little silt sou a ion; way with them. luis, it mains a girl 'mad through and -through for a man always te be glblng at her sex

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and making her feel that he considers every woman a fool. i

to' 1.. s tigaiwae. 'rim is the me with gnu who an lm esia-einen slum.

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Get Catarrhoaone from your dru¢|fat| ’ in-day-it's needed in every home.

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who showsup regularly around mealtiine and eats mothers good cooking

d.,ch‘,,g,_ I md _ had ,Dum mn, and tlieittnmks ltils ie much pleassaur to sit in the parlor and listen to the

radio than'-'it~irto`go=out ami buraupa few fauoiis oi gasoline or io so to the theatre. A ~ ` i

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The third thlnl thlt miles d boy P0110!! non [Htl with llrls ll for him

is just that all girls feel that a man should be willing to psy something r the pleasure oi* their 'company and they just naturally despise the elhp

ss, sydney.” 1! you an not consume or annum or mass. time is no

eason for you to lack rsweetis. DOROTHY DIX.

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