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NEW YORK "Eta IHllVlPS int; “t'l.i'gilc" look iii her new s.'lh0ll€ll8 {or 1947. a consciously slim line, ,1 wililllcd waist, di~fiililcly' outlin- ' shoulder, Jil-ltcts arc lllllPll

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To continue love in marrialr ‘s a rwience. It requires so little to kill those emotio-ns and illusions uhirh form the charm of life;_anll it is so difficult to maintain a niciti at the height on Wllltfll all exalted passion has placed liinl, es‘- jiflcinlly when that ill-in ls ones husband. -Mme. Reyliiiiid-

N0 SHOULDER PADS

NEW YORK _ The Hattie Car- rlcgie collection was marked b)’ ‘he absence of shoulder pads in many of her spring and summer dresses. A lhln. natural rounded Diid gives the natural shoulder line in hi! liui-ts, She showed a tzray worst- tl suit with tangerine lining \‘\"'.ll nearly natural shoulder line.

SPRING TONIC FOR. OLD FELT HATS

Here's a spring tonic for a fcit hllt-to pep it up for spring.

First it must he brushed wcll so that all the dust will be removed. and then cleaned all over with u fluid cleaner-one of the non-iri- fiamabie kinds-to take out any spots.

When the fluid ls completely ev- toc-rated. the hat should be sand- papered. This will bring up the nap pad color. This is done by rubbing the felt all over with a little block of wood which has been covered with flnr- sandpaper. Then the block of wood should lic cover- ed with a bit of velvet. and the hat gone over again to smooth tile surface.

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first stuffed with ewsipaper. With a dry cloth next. to tho felt and o wet one over that, the crown should then be steamed with a hot l‘l‘0l‘l.

pleased. To do ti: it should be

l-‘ast-boiliilg food is no h ‘iar than it balling slowly, and it takes more fuel. -

Gloves in Paris for sports ucar lire handstitl-hcd but for evening weal‘ the (lesigncrs liavc given lfCl‘ play lo their imagination. In bliel. iliey appear in satin, velvet or lat-c. Piguet has embroidered black do skin fingers with gold p3lll°" while Hermes embroider: tiny ored flowers on glove of pink fl- Ol Hd.

KITCHEN HINT

A Fl-ll pols and pails with clear \\'l\l(‘1‘ immcdi-itt-ly after using and they will be casicl‘ to wash.

3-02. rot-e Water, 2-02, witch hJz-l el. 1-2-02. glyceriiiv, i-lsp. horlix, Method: Put all the ingredients in a large bottle and shake iveii.

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Give a new per your favorite bant- a brand new sauce. Apricot Wlfllle fruit nectar thickened with corn- st-arch, sweetened with honey and; pointed up with ll hl-l of frcsli lune; or lemon juice is easy to prepared CHANGE CAN BEAT l WINTER BOREDOM

So, you're right smack in tl:e middle of the ivinter doldrums. The lift the holidays gave you has \\'7l'll off. Vacation tilnc is loo far a'.\:i_v' for planning, writes a U. S. column- ist. Life seems lo be just tiliys‘ mode up of coiling mcals on 1'10!‘ table, washing dishes. ClltllCssi household cleaning, etc. Anti you're-l

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Arc you willing lo invest a lrw dollars to gel. some zest bat-k iiilo your job?

All right. then, here's how to spend i-t. Buy yourself a new cool: book. And then use it. Cooking isn't dull unless you get in ll rut, pro- ruring meats and vegetables in the same old way, combining the same foods for the some old menus. so that if your family gets a whiff of roast: pork they can automatically name the rest of the dinner menu.

And while you're buying ll!" cook book, look ar und for a good, practical book on nterior decorat- ing. Maybe you can't do much rizht new in the way of rt-decoraling but you can do some studying and plan- ning for the day's when you can. And you're almost sure to find rl few ldcas you can manage ivitholzt

spending any money at all—_iusl by‘

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one has taken into the moulih while at the table‘:

A, Rcmovc it with the fingers bah-ind the iiapialri. and try to d0 il- witllout attracting attention.

Q. ls it proper for a girl to vrfial‘ fancy high-heeled sandals ivl-len working in sun office?

A. No; plain siions \\'lll‘l medium- liclgllt h-ssls should be worn. ‘

\\'.heii leaving the dlnlilr: rgolfn, should the hostess precede her gucsis‘?

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On 1h; Birthday

Tilosc Whose birthday it is may

have llhc opportunity to tur.li au- vcrse, congested and crystallized conditions into channels of definite progress, with sound and endur- ing success and real bcnrflt. Shrewli and sagnclous insight into opposing forces and factors, with grim determination and persistent efforts combine to batter down all obstacles and find flnn foundations. Such attitude will gain support frcm those in power to render sub- stantial assistance, being attracted and impressed by possibly the uao of personal appeal. charm or mac- netlsm. Employ this with flncsso and discretion for lasting results. _ A child born on this day has ex- cellent qualities for meeting ob- stacles and defeat, including much personality and charm.

For Wbdneltloy, March 5

A SUDDEN and surprising event ls likely to tum tiho tide of lagging grlldrlrlnto new and progressive channels. glvlng fresh impetus to efforts and sharpening the faculties by frgsh ways and means for over- comm‘ obstructions and stagnant conditions. Quick group of MW openl gs, treating such with inno- "llo and during, orlginlllty or skill. should place dubious attu- ntflml in the way o1 lirwth nod =1- Plnllbh. But keep wlbhl-il bound! and prudence Ll-l maluni "F" it" catlmotos. counting the cost prelim- inary to undertaking any bold r0- vllllonl.

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STAIVE LOVE T0 DEATH Far retrieved from the tragedies of love, et . key, is the fact that although we know that lbve ‘lSrliLSBsuliQIsttZlQIfTB possession, it is the thing we do least to preserve. We would not love, yet we starve it to death, and we treat those we love with 1'55 consideration than we do our most deadly enemy. We do not fcrl Eliot we have to spare the feelings of the members of our own families “mi it is only aftl-r they are dead that we whisper into deaf ears the‘ iolc and ‘admiration we had for them.

any women make love an iillbl for c c li . . . their families that. crushes all of’ the joy qr iilfififg; m: makes their homes as much a place of torment u: any concentration 68ml!- They mg their huaban‘ until they break their spirits mi turn them into stooges. 'I‘helr children never know a breath of free- dom until they break away from Mother, as they do at the first up- portunlty. _

And those slave-driving 40211611 account their opprcssions uillii themselvl-s for righteousness. They boast that they love their hur- bands so well that t-hcy supervise all of their rising lips and sitting d°“‘ii5- The! b"! that m?!’ never let their John go out at night by- cause he needs the rest. ‘They never permit him to eat the food ‘he likes because lt is‘ bad for his stomach. They pick out his clathcs. and drive all of his old friends away because they are a bad influence. And they consider that they are ‘superior mothers because they are so devoted to their daughters that they never let them have a benii until they are old maids, and even then Mother selects their clothrs for lhcm. because Mother always knows best.

And the real culprit in the Juvenile delinquency problem is lht: too loving mother, who is boo tender to ever make her younzstl-l-s be- have. She can't boar to deny them anything, so lhe lets them make tlicnlsclvcs sick eating too much cake. She hasn't enough baCkbone to make them do anything they don't want to do, ‘so they grow up“ si-lfls-h, idle. lic-accounts uflo cumber the world. Practically cvcry derelict had a too loving mother.

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