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Woman ’s Realm -.°- Social and Personal -.°-E Fashions.-.~ Ltt¢1°Gtl1re

What the Fashionables are Wearing

Illustrated Dressmaking licsson Furnished With

Every Pattern

By Annabelle Worthington

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plain crepe silk in cadet or navy blue.

For summer. it is delightfully cool

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Woman’s Happiness and Success in Life? On the Contrary, Thinks Dorothy Dix, the Moderately Pretty Girl Stands a Far Better Chance of Get-

- rect with its hip WW- -'md md' ting' a G00d Job and

I deiitaliy, it's a style most becoming Husband f

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Y .- It's very easily fashioned! Youll ‘ ~ __._;_

-. Ag be surprised! You'll have a stun- _ f “_ sh ul Cf h d E \ V ning dress for ,_ smau ou¢g,,y_ A 3 'gn of health If c good a y o d suddenly appear b ore er an o cr ovary

out ever even pausing to consider the subject.

good times, there are relays of men anxious to step out with n good-looib er. If she yearns for position and place, she has only to roll her glor- ious eyes to be invited into the reserved seats of the mighty. In a word, if she wants her pathway strewn with orchids, she has only to be easy on the eyes to turn the trick.

Furthermore, the woman would reflect, there is no other such alibi as

beauty. A peaches-and-cream complexion and wavy hair are a lub- stitutc for braihs,and as long as s. Woman’s head is sufficiently decorated on the outside no one cares how scantly furnished it is on the irtsido. N0- body expects it living picture to be a kitchen utensil, or l. lily-white hand to cook or scrub or have a tight hold on the market money.

A M S I But, after all, is beauty so all powerful as women think it ia? Does

eauty insure a womans happiness and success in life as women so de-

Ihemselves better-‘ooking than it intended them to be

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S u m m e r S I . .doutiy believe it does? ls it really God’s best gift to 9. WOIIIBD?

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Maile and Keep Children Well-As Mothers Know `

In thine or in z\noLhcr's day; I l

And if denied thu \-it-tm-'s met-d, A Rebuke: It takes little time to

Thou shalt not lack the toilcr’s administer a rebuke, but it takes a

pay, long time to forget it.

-Whittier.

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1 Only A Fair Entertainer

you can do to keep up the xcputa tion of my house." Cook: “With

dance the waltz and the polka; you will have to excuse me for the tango!"

Idleness:` Mere idleness, though

it may be necessary in sickness, can never be a. pleasure for long to a healthy man. To do your ‘work without friction, that is the rest

By James

"Friendsi" sniffed Hepsibah.

Henri, it is because of Catherine and Jeems that I call you a fool. Take them where this danger does not hang day and night along the

Lawrence if you will, or bring them south into Catherines country. But I do one or t'other, for God's sake, or the day w’ll come when Christ himself cannot save you," and his voice shook with earnestness.

“There will be no war," insisted

Henri stubbornly. "limglarid and

France have bled themselves white; on Continental battlefields, and the peace which was signed only last, October will surely not be brokenl again while you and I are living, IOT HHDOVGI' and Austria have had their fill, as well as the others, and are like two dead men on their backs.”

"That is right," nodded Cather-

ine, with a. shudder. "I think all fighting is over for many years."

“Fools--innocents!" he brother

growied. "I tell you neither George nor Louis will have anything t/J do with the running of this war unt‘l every mile of woods between our colonies and your city of Quebec is rod with fire and blood. God love me, it has already begun! French and Engi’sh traders are fighting wherever they come together along the frontiers, and the hired Indians of one are taking Scaips for t'other. Even white meh have joinned in that pretty game, for Massachu- setts has sent out Lovewell and his fifty meh to hunt the heads or the Indians and French-it makes no difference which, though the order says -r-edskinsy only!-at a price of five shillings c. day plus u bounty for every scalp that is taken; and down in New York county S’r Wil- iiam Johnson counts out English money for human hair, while the French-and you know it, Henri!- are paying a hundred crowns apiece for white scalps as well as red. It’s ha’r the Indians are bringing in instead o' fur. And here you sit

I `_`_ "" "I 'I I According to the recently expressed opinion of is Follies beauty, than

whom none is more piiichritudinous, the answer is emphatically N0. She says that beauty is indeed a fatal gift and that hers has brought her

Young wife: nmsum’ rm “mg nothing but trouble and worry and disastrous marriages and blighted to give a mme party and dance' ambitions and hopes and plans that failed, and that the woman who has I Now, you Wlll have t° "`h°W "l’h“" to depend `on,her brains instead of her looks has a better chance of hap-

pineis land' success than has the beauty.

One is inclined to agree with her and to simnise that beauty has

pleasure' ma'I“mI But I can muy probably always been a much overadvertised attraction for which its own-

er had to pay far more than it was worth. Possibly it has never got her what she thought it would, and indeed in many cases it has cost a. woman her life, for in ancient times it was always the most beautiful maiden who was scfected for sacrifice, while the lucky owners oi’ snub noses and carroty hair went safe and free.

Nor is beauty really as potent in modern life as we think it is. No

I man, or `at"least no man"s wife, wants a. raving, tearing beauty in his _oirioe‘,`aud so it`is a 1-out handicap to e girl ih getting a you if she belongs in the bathinglbeauty class. A moderate amount of prettiness is all to

woman her hearifs desire, she would cry out: "Give me BEAUTY,” with-

For, if she told the honest-to-goodness truth.

there isn’t a single female of any age, station or achievements who wouldnt rather be pu.lchi‘itudiu~ ous than to be intelligent or talented or amiable or good or to posses any other virtue whatsoever and who doesnt get more of a kick out of being praised for her looks than she does for har I0- compiishmentrs, no matter how great these may bo.

Also, the woman would shrewdiy argue, that if

she possessed beauty, she could get for herself all of the balance of the things sho craved. If she wants money, she can marry it. If lhc desires

It is because it seems to the homely woman that the beauty lets all

W '_ ;__ °“Y_____________ ___;= ( the breaks in the life that those of the sex that is not always so fair place

'if-’::"”"'"::"""' ' ""_' ~ such an inordinate value upon good looks, and spend their lives and eu- I

_ __ ,__,_ _ I I rich beauty shops in their heroic efforts to circumvent nature and make

by plain Jane.

s ;,j,,,;,,, mx /Mu LL=FLAvn'u|iEncu=f» I _ ‘Y This Question Must: be Answered

Is Beauty the Magic Talisman That Insures a

get in?

definitely.

MAXWELL, HOUSE CDF

when a young woman looks as if silo belonged in Hollywood instead of behind a counter or in front of a typewriter, she is outdistanoed any day

Nor is beauty the sure-fire in getting 9. girl a husband that it is be-

WHEN buying coffee, uk your-self

this question: la than ANY air

inside the tin or package or can any gi,

If no -comic _daurionm, loss, n",,m._ If not-ootfoo keeps its full flavour in.

Vita-Fresh Process Removes Every Trace of Oxygen

Maxwell House is the only oofee packed by a method which runovec and excludes alluaoeaofomygenfzcxmthonaledtin

Such protection afordod the fungus quality of this old Southern blend en- sures rich flavour and satisfying smooth. ness-more than you'vo ever enjoyed in any other ooioe before.

Get a tin from your grocer today. Look for the words “Vita-Fresh” marked on the sealed and locked tin.

lt’s the Air Inside the Tin or Pacluga That Ruins Coffee Flavour Loouorhcgeofoolnnniiioflu Bavonr in 9 days alta routing. » Cafes In old-failllsoil dns it ard- board mfmns had 45% d' ho lavour

ln 9 days afla' road;

lievcd to be. The general assumption is that if a girl. has a. classical pronie and golden hair and violet eyes, she casts s spell over men that they are powerleasto resist, and she can marry whom she pleases. This, however, is far from being the case. Theoretically men are worshippers of beauty, and they like to take a girl out who is so good-looking that she makes other men stare enviousiy after her, but when it comes to marriage, nina times out of ten a man chooses a. plain little wren for s wife instead of l. gorgeous bird of paradise.

Why this is so, I do not know, but a glance among the married women

of your acquaintance will convince you that very few of them were mar- ried for their looks. Men may rave over the living picture, but they are

content to let some ,Ether man have her as a household ornament.

For all we get _ life we have to pay, and the beauty has to pay the

most tragic price ofall. The inevitable loss of her one great gift. She has to see the roses fade out of her cheeks, the luster from her hair, the color from her eyes, the suppleness and grace from her form, and she is powerless to stay the ravaging hand' of Time, That agony the homely woman escapes, and never to be told how she has faded is a consolation

`IThe Plains of Abraham

Oliver Curwood

piece your windows open, your door unlocked, your senses gone."

Catherine rose from her seat

and came around to her brother so that she stood behind him her

arms about his shoulders. “Hepsi-‘ frontiers. Take them to the St. bah, we know ths you have told\ when Hepsibgh went tg hm mf

prepared mr me “I"‘l'5' I I the good, because we enjoy behoiding girls who are balm to our eyes, but

ed in your town of Albany or our coiioge in Quebec: for there, in one place, he would have been Img- lish, and in the other, French, while here he is both like his father and mother, and will never strike at either of the two bloods that are in his veins."

"Of that I am sure," agreed

Catherine. “I pray God my Jeems will never be a. fighting msn."

us is true,” she said, pressing hcr\m the loft' he swod for ,_ m°m¢|-It Cheek 8333155 his 1300- "There I-Siwith his lighted candle beside terrible murder along the frontiers Jeems' bed where tm boy lay slegp. f1‘0m WHICH YOU have 001119. Bud ing with the cloth of velvet close that is why Henri has brought to his hands, a. smile on h‘s lips. Jeems and me into this country ofiwokmg dcwn on him Hepsibgh his where are only aww =m=lIthough of i~1ehrinuleih'slsst words friendship and no thought of inc and his s151,e;~'g prayer, and mg lip; hideous rulings and ugly traffirlr-:moved whgpermgiy In mmgeif, ings you speak about. You have "They cant keep it gram yqu, lad argued against yourself, Brother,I_1mp¢ nm- prayer nm- all then

for it is you wlig should move outlfam-|_ 155 oominm md when it of strifc and danger and come to wmes youu] gtylke md strike hard, live with us." 'and it‘s then you‘ll be what you'rc

“Together wc will hive a. para- bound ¢_'be_ J¢¢mg_9, fighting mam"

di-Se hue." ursed Henri- | Catherines breakfast was .oh the

"And I Wm f lid YOU 9- Wifi’-I' add' I table with the break of sunrise, and

ed Catherine. "A wife who will 1ove'J¢¢m5 was even ahead of thai, you sfeaily. and imul you havelholrfug his father with the chores children oi' your own we will give The ox was fed md um mr; ready You half Uf Jcems-I' for a. day's rough travel before his

HUPSUJHII T055 Gently Out Of h0F Uncle Hepsibah came down from

arms. his sleep. Talk of war and massacre

“Fvr Jvcms you should cha11zf=|aad death had left no shadow in

your home to it place whore iherc|Ca|;hm-1n¢'5 heart, and Hepdbah

him W 1'3‘"“»" ht 51I‘l~ Caldllnglof her voice made him pause and despemlfly at R 111-St 2\1‘8Um@uf face the south. H‘s wide shoulders where all others had failed. gwimhod and he mgrked the awe".

"In all of New Francc and the mg and dips of the timbered soli-

Engiish colonies there is no better tudeg of riorbldden valley, and ,aw teacher than our Catherine," an- where the Momwkg would gms, ig Swffed Hemi D\'0l1d1>'- "In English land where they would come out if and French she has given to Jeems ‘his predict’on and his fears cams '“°f° than he wvid ever have learn- true. with the shiver still in his

*-~~- blood, he turned and found odd

“ standing close behind him, glm`

fac'ng the stillness and mystery of the valley, his nose sniffing the air, and his eyes-as the man's had| been a moment before-filled with .a steadiness and tenseness of 1003 which had in it g aombre and voiceless foreboding.

At the touch of I-lepsibahtg hand

the strain seemed to leave 0<|d'| body.

"It‘li bear watching day and night

but 'specially in that hour of dark.

Tu Lydia E. PInii|nm'a Vegetable Compound

like a couple oi foolish doves with y0ur lol-ips worth fifty poimds a '

I5 “ 5°h°°lm“5I'°1` and f'l0l`C f01"couid hear her singing. The sound.

When Jeems went ahead of his

father and uncle to Lussan's place, he did not burden himself with un- necessary habiiiments of either peace or war. He wore his old suit of brown homespun cloth, with In- d'sn-made moccasins and leggings of doeskin, and on his head was a frontiersman's cap with an eagle feather in it. From under this cap his blond hair fell with its ends touching his shoulders, and with only his bow for a weapon hfs slim young body was free and buoyant and much handsomer than it had been the previous day with its carefully chosen raiment and war- like accoutrements.

‘ He was filled with exultation 'mingled with a. determined eager- ness. He knew he would fight if Paul Tache was at Lussan‘s place, and what was going to happen in that fight was as definitely fixed in his m'nd. He was on his way to elevate himself to supreme heights in the opinion of Marie Antoinette Tonteur-after he had given her the p’ece of vclvct.

No one was ahead of him when

he arrived at Lussan'.s place. It was nine o'clock, and the sale was not until eleven. Half of 9, young ox was .spitted on a long iron bar and slowly roasting over a. red-hot mass of hickory coals. The outside Dutch oven was filled with a huge baking of bread, and benches were set with pewter and snow-white dishes of popular wood. Lussan was a. famous maker of whiskey and flip and beer, and three barrels were ready, hoist- ed on chunks of wood with their 8i>1s°ts down. waituiz for the will- ing hands of his friends and neigh-

bors to turn them.

Jeems hunted out the plow and

kettle and loom which his father wanted to buy. While occupied in this way, he came upon 9, taht.; piled with a hotchpot of articles, and his heart gavc a pump when he, “W U Humber Of books Printed in Ensllsh. I-I‘s mind was filled with| the thvusht ot his mothers Joy tri he could take these treasures home £0 h¢l'» There were five of the books Malvem Dale, Eveiina., Teiemachus, Elm. and .Joseph Andrews o thrill- ins list or titles it seemed to h'm “ld B-S Quickly as he could he ap.

ness which comes just before the

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Drowned Lumn upon the nibiect

prize for never having been s beauty.

DOROTHY DIX.

ing no m'e'rit in printed English and small chance for their sale, and being as well a free-hearted man and already warmed by his own ex-

cellent beer, Lusssn gave them t/ol

Attend free Foods ing

June

For The Cook

GBAPEI<'|wi'r wi'i'ii N s

1 level tablespoonful geiatine. 'A cup cold water.

% cup boiling water. 1 cup grapefruit Juice.

it cup sugar.

i2 whole pecan nut meats.

‘A cup celery, diced.

12 stuffed or ripe olives, sl

Balt. Soak gelatine in cold water s

tivo minutes and dissolve in bo water. Add sugar and grape juice. Pour a little in the bot wet individual molds. When t cried slightly, arrange it ring sliced olives with s pecan nut in the centre. When remaining has stiffened somewhat, stir in :rest of the olives and celery, fill molds. Chill, tum out on lei leaves, gamishing each salad mayonnaise and a whole nut Or, lesson cream cheese li

Jeems. ‘

lTo Be Continued)

moisten with cream and a about molds.

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