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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN __ - _ , ` NOVEMBER 14, 1933

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` - ~- midi ‘nes aris's through their be- 1_2 .iw d “L5 .. ° ')__

lil; affilid- if 5'0" Call Eel- lllem ln' 4 td:\;3pslice§L;lald`buLicrcrl bread -

" fr eu' lt rested ‘s the matter so much the ii- wi) iiiisins

And

tzic-'s a liciid o’ ili nc»!"_-Bu,-iis_i better. ____ __ ____e 2 eggs i \v;_\_nfS to Try Cave.Ma|1

Someone li ss said tii t ciavacter Never hold a c i 's nose iv ._ cup siigiii. .

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can.i:t be rev! -i' a f~i:i co, but liéi administering medicine. This often i ienspooii bali

did not s.iy iiuit tri ii:l~1ip c.nnei has the effect of gviiig them an 3 cups miik _ _ _*i* _ _ _ _

be read iii a ii r <1 li it ii s welll acute feelxig of nausea. _ ,___ icaspooii viiiiiiiii _ _ _ ,i __ ___ _-.in__a5_3-_y_:a_r-iii1ii__i;uslnE_ss__::_;>.iiiiii__i.._i__i___.ii_;'i__g_o<;: known :h.i'. lin- qu il t_\ ol friend- If oil of any kind has io be Elven. Cui bread iii siiccs .iizwiu ;_3 jiichibil all’ <l= ws \l»L ->0-___0 U0; _ 9 » _“___ mg ~l_i» ~ i_ ___ not ~

th.. oid custom. 3 well-warnied gass will help to iiiick_ Siii.e,_i(i w___ii imi__,__ _md Cui in maiiy me. I love im, u ie earns very e re mn o,

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vvim du.. iwov tli-_i firm make It sl p quickly 'om e 3 '. 5ii.iiih_ Amiiige one iiiyii. iii ii ei.

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liziiicisli kv ulitli is so in- if a small drink of w.t.cr is given ed baking dish iiiiii spiiiiiiii, with w -

-~ ~ ~ - l>‘~`-OC and Bile’ llle medlclne ls raisins. Repeat until dish is about > f <-_,__':-3;.-_-_\'-.__.i

;iiifli~:l; :.i ii. i fre s :iii cfo-itikeii It h ps a good deal to take iiiii_ I _' `-~’f._

queiicc iiio-xi i,\:p.'.»~~i'v i“an izrii-itlie taste away from the mouth Coiiibiiie Siigiiiii- bciiicn egg5__ ` 3-1220- 9-Ls' lil- fl~\‘f‘t' li lll` "lf-°"l:"f’ l`i\1Clily~ sugar. salt, milk :ind vaiiilla. Pour ‘ i """‘”' "ft

i ii-i .i~.ii~aii of co..vr_-yiiig a| Medicines should always be care- i Dwi. i,i.C._id mid 0i.(.ii_i,i,Ji»ii in mod- _ _ __

ffeiing oi , iw l'r rn y exhibits fiil`_v me suifd and shaken. No eiiiii, ovcii ,350 dcgi-1-Q5 FJ until get -,._,___. __ »_i,__

Isfunicd fr ni 31 Ii. l matter what the medicine is it iaiioiii 50 iiiiii,

F' miller to 1:1; 1: ihi listlessiniust aways be shaken. ow ng to ____..._

;iau<l.\li.ikv ~.-.hrii i‘ i-li ricirrsticithe fact that some drugs arc light~ PRUNE “-mp |.-0|; DE§5ER'rl » “l “ ' '

luck o* t1'<iirl<`;:'p cf .<i:"_‘ii‘;tli cr than others in weight and there- |»LEA5|.;g _.\|,|,

‘fone the e will iise to the top of the bottle, making it very necessary to

Di n md -.iiige ‘t ls

of sp.rt 'I`li ii tlizve is the

ui e rs lic ind .t lc cunning

incl craft.

The 1:iistof,' of liliiiil- linking of-

fers to the ~tucl nt of liuiiirin na lure a wide fold for obscrv:i‘loii.- Doug as W. M iity_»oni'~i1- ilrclziiidn

T() .\l).\ll\'l.\"l`l'IR THE

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HOW

Many irolli-‘i'.< dreatl llie neces-

l`ty of li;i\'iig to give their baizns medil-iur; iii*-ciiiise of the "scenes" which so often iircoiiiiiaiiy ` this rrr_\' iiiiplnsaiit pe-vecrliir-.

There uri a few hints about giv-

ing medicines wliicli can great`y help to make .t n far more pleasant \i'i`alr than it is u.~:l:ill_v. V the frst pI.'ife_ :liei-r- are many more p_.1latab`e med cincs nowadays *han there used to be: annie are

Quite tastclefs. while others are

IF! ll‘\¥'<’i~l.isp. To bev.'a'e of

mix them well.

lot of worry and time.

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CHRISTMAS HINTS FOR THE BAIRNS

Many it mother will be glad to

sec her b`a`rns seatfd happiiy on a wet afternoon making novel de- corations for Christmas. Now is the `me to get them interested in the

ITEADAGHE

SUFFERERS

of the Ordinary You Take to Headache or Pain ? ‘

Some take as many as six tablets

It I1 linic: ihcre are cases where as

even corrparzitively nice! Half the

How Many Tablets do

Relieve :i

to relieve a. headache or a pain. It ls not necessary to take that many

lf you take thc better tablets. Whyi

not use ASCO tablets?

ASCO tablets are only double in

size but are many times more ef- fective than the ordinary five grain tablets. All you nced is one or two ASCO tablets to relieve the most violent Hcridaclie, racking Neural- lia, Rlieiiniatic and other pains, including periodic pains-; just one or two ASCO's-thatls all you need. You will find ASCO tablets amaz- ingly bcttcr-quick and safe-nf harmful or habit forming drugs does not produce gas on stomach as U18 Others do.

If you are a user of headache or

pain tablets-su-iicli to ASCO. These tablets will help where others fail, 500"-USC €V"1`.V safe pain-soothing uid pain rciiio\'iiii: iiiurectient known to nioclcrn science is in thcni.

ASCO tablets :irc for sale by all l`f'lll\l>lf‘ fllhflllists and dralcrs in Red, Whitt: and Blue bo::.f~s also in trial packets. Bc sure to get the

idea.

Fr cones can be made most de-

corative in all kinds of ways, and even if you can spare the time to do them now, it is a. good plan to collect them and have them ready ln hand when time is not so pre- cious-

The cones can be covered either

with a coat of silver or gold paint.. orl n any brilliant color you pre- fer. '

There is another kind of cone,

which :Ls very attractive to look at -it rather resembles almond blos- ;s9ml_ib¢;_1!/.ay _lt @S in l0;i_c_ sp.ays. These sprays do look so pretty in tall vases when painted is gay colors.

Some'very dtllghtful bowls can

be ‘pIs.nted" with these cones. Fill your bulb bowls with sand, plant the sprays of cones. then cover with either moss or fbre. An ideal for l:eauti'y`ng these vezy 'necess- ary etcks which suppot growing bulb; can be carried out by paist- ing the sticks either gold or silver, t`:en fxiiig a similarly treated cone on the to: of the stick.

All these things he`p ccnsidcr-

ably with the Chrislnias decoration and another point is that they also les en exp rise while adding to the attractiveness. Neither should aoorns nor oak apples be despised

CURE FOR CHILBLAINS _ Suffercrs from chilblains should

bathe the ftet in very hot water. to wir:-li 's rdded a good quantity of mustard. Soak the chiblrins for twenty minutes, replenislilng thc basin wtii hot water frcm time to time. Dry the feet thoroughly, and

kcnuinn ASCO, ea:-h tablet is stamped A-S-C-0_

du t with boracic ac`d powder. Re- peat each night before retiring.

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. "'~;1`_"',:.' . Don't forget theFlRM

It certainly is pleasant to lh_ow thc friends and neighbors a display of white teeth-when you talk and smile and lau h. llul-if you want to lleep your teeth, watch out for your gums.

Everyone has lu-ard about pyor-

rhca. But people are often inclined to regard it as ii :Iiainul danger- lomethini: that may happen to others hut not likely to touch them- F0lVc11._ The infection begins at the gum line nnfl eats its way dow". vvnrd to the tooth sockets The disease ni:._v bc under way for sev. rrnl _vonrs liefore it takes 3 single too‘li, hut Imlf /lui nrlult teeth lout Ire riuc to p//orrhm,

T_A'kc these tvxo precautions now

I/ziiinat “lost teeth." First, be sure Nil *O foflrct the address of vour dentist. Visit him twice 1 year.

gums if _you want to /reep those teeth

Mlyway. He is a real friend in need. second, pick out a toothpaste that does more than polish your teeth. l'orhan’s Toothpaste is L thoroughly good cleanser-none better. But it takes care of_the Kllms too, and that is mighty im- iwrtatlti because you cannot have healthy teeth in unhealthy/ gums. Dr. R. J. Forhan worked 26 years as a pyorrhea specialist, and his exclusive formu l cannot be ob- l“ll"*’»Cl ,by the public except in Farhan a Toothpaste. Get ahead of pyorrhea. Prevention is the only way. Take it seriously and you will not_be sorry. Start today with Forhan 0. All drugglsts

A n~ed eine spoon, which has it

flat. base is a boon, especialiy where children a e concerned, and one is often at a loss Do kn0W where to put a. spoon dovm with- out spilling the contents- These can be bought at most chemists quite cheapiy, and they do save a

Don't make a fuss over medicine

time and yOu will find the kiddies

1 level tziblespoon

gelatiiie

li cup cold water "'i cup prune jiiirc fl cup prune pulp

2 tablespoons lciii »i‘

‘Q cup sugar

Fcii' grains salt

2 egg _yolks

1 dozen iiiils, vli.iii,» .~ Soak guliitiiie in will '-\.ili'i‘ about

five minutes. Put pi'un=‘ Jlllflt’ and

saucepan, bring to li iilmg point,

uin into wet mould or paper cases

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with thc words; "Pl-.~zi.<~~ i-xriie, and sciid ;..iotogi'iipli.

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“Will I (lvluy you for a dinner

Ulll'-l‘1R<‘|iir~iiL_ if I stay for ii innin- ent?" uskctl Adele P1ii'l<iii.»'oii, as the door closed upon the last dc- parting guest.

“Not in the least," Jcaiiiie assured

her. “l'm not dining until eight and an hour is more than enough time to dress."

“Lucky girl!" Mrs. Purkinsoii sel-

ected a bon bon from the tray at licr elbow, "1`liat’5 thc joy of being young!"

Jeanne raised enquiring brows, as

she flung lierself full length in thc cushions of the chaise lciiiigi-, and drew it long weary sigh. The widow nodded.

"Oh, I'm no chicken! I doiit pre.

tend to bc. All my set lumv just how many years Adele l»:.:.;iu.;on img been on thc carpet and noni: of tim women fall to inform cncli new mi. ditlon to our circle, particularly ii it happens to he nialc.

She chuckled softly. "I hate women-all except ii s@i_

ect few who play the game as I play it-right over the board as men do, I have utter contempt for womens weapons; innucizdi; gossip; a knife

9l"‘l“‘l°t°d u on the woman‘s point of view

Dlllp lflllilll Jlllcc “lld "'“gl“` l" f dying to get married and ready to say “yes” to the first man who pops the

enough for nie_to have the luxuries and the good clothes that I now have.

When I look around I see that the girls of

my crowd who have married are tied down with babies, that they have to drudge in kitchens. that they are shabby and look ten years older than I do. and I wonder if the girl who swaps n good Job for a wedding ring doesn‘t maike a poor bargain. What do you think? CLARA.

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It depends upon the man, and, most of all,

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There are husbands who wouldnt be worth the price lf they were ,,`

,selling at 10 cents a bunch, but there are likewise husbands who are priceless and for whom women might give everything that the world holds

of ease and luxury and still feel that they had got a bargain.

__ \vlTH R1\l§|Nb AND NUTS _ , - ii.-\.\'o-si|Aiil.\‘G tmubie caused over swine Children -_ Ring' Make P001' Bargaln?-Shall Bach- "W "V '""`7

rf "_ . V I ’ ' . " ' nuicccml' so ~ .'"°"' '"8' coaivisa t D°"°thy Dlx S Letter Box l C '°°

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Also there are domestic women who find their only happiness in pots l 1,

and pans, and who are better on' married to any sort of husbands than l they would be not to be married at all. And there are other women who love their freedom bet-ter than they ever will any man and who will al-

ways, in their secret souls, prefer a key ring to 5 weding ring.

Your-_probleni is one that many other competent §f¢il¢i.business

women are contemplating now, for it is no longer true th "..Ql’ery girl is,

question to her. Nor-does every girl pine for her own little home and her

‘B.O." GON E ._ romance rcfums !

IABS WAS A PREYTY INDI TODAY IU1' TMI

ani. air or me wzooms wits.. MY WIFE

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JOKINI I

MOP( IAIS AND PHIL WILL \l AS HAPPY Al WI All

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Whot’s the sensible thing

l to do about "B.O."?

(body odour)

TAKE CHANCES? Trust to luck you won't offend?

N01 "B.O." (body odour) is too serious to trifle with.

lt'| too any to be guilty and not know it-any time of the year. Play safe always-bathe regularly with Lifebuoy. lt'| dljfrrrm' from ordinary toilet soa s in every way-colour, scent, quality oflatiicr. Irs gash, clean,quickly-vanishing scent tells you Lifebuoy gives extra protection. Its ric I searching lathcr purifiea and Jeadoriurgrorea-_:tops ‘B.0." Removes germs from hand!-ll Pl guard health.

Compllxlcna clear up

Llfobaoy hu helped th

plexion beauti-and keep ni In gent e, creamy

liirhenwulies away _porc» c ogging impurities- makcs dull, cloudy skins radiant with new health.

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Sllllllllf L`°‘l5l*l“lll'~ “l‘l‘l "‘°“ke°l gel' own gas range. The modem young business woman who has worked up alllle llllil Sllfl lllllll ""°l- to a good position and who is drawing a fat pay envelope is wondering Wllfll l"lXllll`f' ll"3lll" lo mlckell- what she is going to get out of matrlmony that will pay her for all she _ ---

f°ld lll Sllllly beaten “P5 “'l'lll°5 and ' gives up if she exchanges a. mahogany 'desk for a broom and a scrubbing

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WUC" lll'"l» lllll“°\llfl “lid 59"/el If she is head-over-heels in love, the girl lets sentiment overrule prud- Sllllnllled Wll'll ‘lf Wllllolll Wlllplled ence, and she marries the man only, alas, frequently to regret it. For '~`l'°"‘m~ when romance pales and the hard sledding of’ matrimony sets in, the

woman who has been used Io having her own money and to dressing well and to going to places of amusement and to working in a crowd instead

e a d 8 c h e of within the shui: walls of her home only too often rebels against the

~ restrictions of matrlmony.

~_ often 'f,“°`f°d,, As is witnessed by the testimony of the manager of a large depart- -` wmmut dmma ment store who recently said that out of every nve flirls in his employ

who got niarried. three came baok asking for their old jobs within two

APO years.

F-WI7'Mll-UUN JARS USED YEARL So you do wcll, Clara, to consider long and earnestly before you ex-

change your job for a husband. For one thing la certain: You cannot

have your cake and eat it, too.

,, _ If you marry, you must pay the price of matrimony, and unless you

A M0fnlngSln[lQ are willing to do housework and make a comfortable and happy home.

unless you love him enough to sacrihce uncomplainlngly your longing for good times and pretty clothes, you have no right to get married. It. is a

“The vicar prcacliccl a. prolly dishonest thing for a girl to marry a poor man and not to accept cheer-

strong sermon on extiaviigaiice this fully the conditions of life which his income places upon her. mro1‘i~niig"."‘ W" W " Y " -if'so-uorrt' e1*mW'm°ush--www*

"Yes, and hiS Own 1niSS1lS Flslll D1 play the grime. Don't marry him unless you feel that you can put as

front of lliin \\'f‘H1‘l1\\_I H Slllnllillg i much effort and ambition into learning to be a good cook`as you did into new hat and dress." iheiiig an invaluable office woman. Don't marry unless you feel that his

"Oli, that cxiilaiiis it. I \\'0ndc1‘c<l love is worth more than than :iii the money ln t/he world. Don't marry

why he vras so worked up." _ him unless you feel that you would rather have baby arms around your

neck than a stiin of matched pearls

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JDHC-S lwllgllt fi. new .;iiii't, Hilti 011; For the wife and mother is never paid in dollars and cents. Love is

41 -hlllilllllliefi 10 Lili' illalflc fulllld the only coin that is current with her, and if she doesnt get that she

the ii.iinc and :icldri-ss of at girl.i i,rn‘t paid at all.

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DOROTHY DIX.

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‘ " » Dear Miss Dix-I ani .1 iir.-iii 46 years old. cultured, Wlflfly traveled and

“Aii!" said Jones. "lirics YU- in a comfoi'ti1ble position iii life. I have never wished to marry until now,

but latel I havelnict a young woman who comes up to the ideal of the

Answer:

inson frankly, curling up comfort- ably in the cushions. "1 told Dick so, You`d tliiik Ishouldnt, wouldirt you? Dick, you sec, was rather de- voted to mc once. It's easy to sec where his interest lies no\v."

Jeanne murmured something that

sounded like a denial.

“Don't botherl" advised the young

widow. "It's sporting of you to want to deny something inclined to make nie feel passe. But I like you bet- ter when you‘re truthful. You and I. my dear," she leaned forward and placed s. Jewelled hand on Jeanne‘s arm, "are birds of a feather. Wc're both out after something, and, un- less 1've sadly missed my guess, ,it's a rich husband."

Jeanne was startled. Was her role

as obvious as that?

Mis. Parkinson smiled kindly.

With Jcnnne, she had dropped all iillcctatlons of speech and manner. Sin: looked nicrely like a nice American girl, a little past thc first radiance of youth, who clothed her- self in eccentrlcitles of Fashion, and had a good-humored laugh at her- self while she did it.

h the hack, and cooing sweetness.

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"You don't have to commit yout-

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HC WTOLC £0 UIC Elll, Clio! bvlll- 1101" ivife of ivliom I have alwziys drczinied. _ But she is only 26. From your cx-

H l11¢'llll‘<‘ Of llllll-§Cll~ 1-1 7-ill? l`0‘~1l'-=l‘l pt-ricnce iii life, do _vou think it wise for me to miirry her, provided she is an ansivci' come, and “llll 'ICHPL ll-V ivilliiig, or is thc cliilerciice. iii our age an izisuperablc barrier to happi- fluttrii- Joiics opened i.. li was oii.,v iicss? . LATE LOVER.

v lt is .i inattci o' eliuiucter,

"I \\'1l~\‘ Judi CU1'i0‘l" *-0 -*U0-" ll You cannot count age in tcrnis of ,c:ii's. -' ' ` i

read "wli.it scit of it-llow wcuiii nf disposition, of hcultli and spirit. Also of sex, bcraiisc ii \v.iii:iii, phy-

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ivcar sucli rt iuiiiiy sliirl." .sically and eiiiotioiial',v, is iic.ii'ly alwziys much older than ii niaii of the

.,, " went oii easily. "Doii`t trust me!

J _ .,' aigfi. », You don i. kiiuw what sort of a game

_ 0 _. ' _ 11” _O . I niay he p.iiyiiig. Dcii't_trust any-

/.. ‘ _ '3`°’ ` _ o.ic in tins rotten town. I mciin

i 'Z \ If 'ii-G2'-if), that from my licurt when I say it. i _ " ' `" _ _ ___ l 2' frlbzgé Aiiu uoovc nil, don t bc dccciierl by

- _ 'l _._,_-j '54 R4-EBU]/B tlic puip'._.c oi iiiy ir.ciidlliicss. It/s

%; _ - 'u-=¢ z-5-' if line that I like you, but its equally " ~ ."`~`”_f~,;.'_."_ ` "fb _ true that I ftur you. As an -advers-

ui uisfrctioii, tlierci"i.re, is to come

(¥IlAl"l`|-ZR I0 liacc to inch. l~`ui:g.i! 'Ilicy Lliirilil Ly,m~ ii, tim ciimp of thc ciiciii;'."

_ llwl’ Sf-‘l fl`\\'1\.V Willl ll WJ-" She gave .Jcuiiiic ii uaiii/.i.ii,'; smilcil

AN- L'NI-lXl‘E(J'l’I5I) CALLER. Jcaiiiic sni.lcd ciicoiinigciiiciit. “mi 1-Qiiciicy, our [nv iinuii\f_\i~ |;,0n`

"Now, I lil<C YOU!" Sllfl lVll`5- Plll`li'l which she tossed to the l'ckc.

Jcaiiiic was fairly gasping. Mrs.

Pztrkliisous iraztikiicss was disarm- ing. Sho was torn between it desire to confess the full cxtcm. of hcr ambition, and a. feeling that she ought to make a comprehensive and sweeping denial.

In the end, she compromised by

extending her hand with a charm- ini smile.

"Whatever the odds and whatever

the game, lct‘s be good friends!" she suggested.

"But her eyes were liiscrutablc.

They wore the same expression with which she had been wont to greet the incessant questioning; of Aunt Emily and licr friend, Mrs. Jones. They were polite, iiiterestetl, but they told nothing.

Jeannc was not yet ready io trust

Adele Parkinson. But she wanted her as a friend. In that capacity, the young widow would be invaluable. Hitherto, Jeanne had had to depend larlely 0" maizazlncs, the :idvlcc of nleswomen, personal observation, for the selection of her gowns, he,- entertalnments, the couseloiisness of dol-III me l`lBl\l~ lhlllll. Association with Mrs. Parkinson would relieve

“U bv aaii-mation or denial," me

ner of the necessity oi such cubt/er.

ary you \\'oii.d be pswcrfiil. 'llie pnrti

Woman of 26.

and begin the business of life.

formed little fussy, peculiar habits?

your whims.

some caveinan stuff, or what?

swer

pick her?"

At 46 a man who has not spent himself in dissipation is still young.

He is still a boy at heart and he belongs in the same age class as the wioman of 26, for at 26 a woman has come to herself. Bhe is mature, fully grown, with her tastes and ideals formed. She is ready to settle down

The question for you to ask yourself, Mr. Bachelor, is not how many

birthdays you have had, but what the years have done to you. Have you

Have you accumulated “ways"?

Does it upset you to hnvc any one move your brushw from one and of the chiffonler to the other? Are you finlcky about your eating?

If you have, then dorrt ask any woman of any age to marry you.

Stick to your club, where you can have all your little peculiarities catered to, and dont make any woman miserable by having to adjust herself to

But if you can read you_r,§;per in any chair that happenluto be

handy and can eat what is set fore you without asking my questions, pop the question. And Heaven bless you. DOROTHY DIX.

O I C C I O

Dear Miss Dix-I am a boy of I6 and not bad-looking, but for some

.reason.1.do_uot_maire_a11ii._\vith tiii-si;lr1is,_'Ihere are 0t_h9r__b°vs1hoare not as handsome as I ani, but the girls run after them. Should I try

JOHN.

An :

A boys looks, provided he is clean and well pressed, have nothing to

do with his popularity with girls. It lsonly on the screen or on the stage that the hc-beauties make a hit with women. In real life they Prefer men who are just manly looking and who do not poach on their preserves

of beauty. -

Girls like to monopollze the good looks, and they do not yearn to go

out with boys who institute an invldlouscompariaon and who cause the onlookers to exclaini: "For goodness sake, look at that slielk with that dowdy little Sheba! What do you Sul>Pose he sees In her that made him

So, son, don't clepcnd on your looks to get you anywhere with girls.

Cultlvate an agreeable personality. Read and study, so that you will have something interesting to talk to them about. Learn how to dance well. Cultivatc a nice line oi' jolly. Bc good-naturcd and reasonable and don't try to high-hat girls and look as if you were paying one 9. great honor when you took her out. Above all, don`t try the caveman stuff. No boy of 16 has the technique to get away with that.

same age. Therefore, I see no incongrulty in a man of 48 marrying a

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NEW YORK, Nov. 13-(AJP.l..

Richard Rogers Bowker, author, ed. it»01'. publisher and industrial direo. toir, died at his home in Glendalq MISL I/€Slf@I‘day. Announcement oi his death made here, said he had been confined to his bed since im 85th blrthd' , Sept, 4

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fugcs. It would also open to her the doors of new acqualntanceshlps whose lzitclistrings were not con- trolled by Canby.

“I must gn now," Adele gathered

up her dog. “I'm dining with the Forbes tonight-youre coming to tht-ii' house warming Friday, ai'cn't you-aiid .['m not so fortunate as you; have to spend hours at my dressing tuble before I'll do. See you Llicrc I<‘rldny if we don‘t run across each other before that. Au revoirl”

Jcamic closed the door after her

last guest and went into her bed- room. She was a trifle tired, and the thought of the long evening that stretched before her was not con- soling. There would be no eligible men at the party to which she was going. And even if there were, had she not already picked Victor Bar- stowc as her victim? Still, it might be well to have more than one string to her bow.

Presently the maid came to do her

hair for the evening and put her into her dinner gown.

“A massage first, I think tonight,"

directed Jeanne. "It will be restful perhaps."

“Madame entertained this after-

noon, n'est-oe pas? Ze great Slgnor Bonnlcclll play."

iTo be Continued.)

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