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IVhat the Fasluonable Are Wearing

Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished

'With Every Pattern * _

By 'Annebelle Worthington

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_ appears in it so often.

_ _ Q. At which side oi' :i person does _ _ t The Powder Put! - _ - s ` l ic -. ‘ ‘ -. guest? ,___ 4-; l _ - » I _lf the face is ‘wiped thoroughly

_A_ M the km side_ ~ _ ‘ =' with it soit cloth before using the

the butler stand while servin a

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' lacquered crepe silk pajama en- _aemble in black and white is out standingly smart for beach or bou dolr.

The tuck-in blouse is name colored

crepe silk. The euspenders at back are' chic.

The wide flaring trousers are

_snugly fitted through the hips by means of inverted tucks. A narrow belt emphasizes the higher wsislllne. _ The coat has perforations to be made in hip length.

Style No. 2524 comes in sims ll,

18 and 20 years. 36, 38 and 40 inches bust.

Linen, pique and shantung are

popular fabrics for its development.

Pattern price 15 cents. Be sure to

nil in size of pattern. Address Pat- tern Department. Our Spring Pash- ion Magazine is 15 cents, but you may order a pattern and a Fashion Magazine together for 25 cents. '

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.WHOAREYOUP The Romance of Your Name

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To those who prefer

‘ . another tea

KING Cole ien't the only

good tea. There are

several others, marketed by our competitors, that are mighty Fine. _

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ern Canada seem to prefer King Cole.

The best tea for you is the

tea you like the best. But if you have never tried King Cole-'who knows? Perhaps you would agree with the majority. -

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Team mates--King Cole Tea and _ King Cole Coffee

Household Hints

ly IODUU Lee

DOW/flel' puff, the pull will keep soft.

crooked or bowed; or else the French|

They Are Well Worth _g..u.u. meaning creat vr \'a1°f°v5= Of.

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Flfty (el 'which had the same meaning as the

, _ "axon grant, In the Irish the letter d_

Bays Quebec Lmgilltr Dodd 5 ludncy ti as sounded quickly and consequent~

` ly, the spelling was finally changed

to grant.

Mrs. li. Trim ls very Satisfied With The first person of great prominence_

the Results Received by Tek- ‘of this name was perhaps Richard _

ing Dndd's Kidney Pills Grant, who was made Archbshop of

" --f- Canterbury, in IIN.

York Centre. P.Q.. May is rspecisli Q,-,e og me fu-gtsettiers in America

Just why Dodd’s Kidney Pills are so by me ngmg of Gi-grit was Matthew,

popular in the Province of Quebec, wha “ms from Devonshire, higland.

_is shown by th: statement of MrS._ m 1530, on the good ship Mary and

Dodd's Kidney Pills. Before I had “re no omg" ‘min-mu gagging the

R SOY BEAN MUFYINS _

used two boxes I felt quite relieved. ! ::.°::i recommend them to anyone for sore back or kidney trouble. They arc sure worth .50c a box?"

Dodd's Kidney Pills purity the

blood, and pure blood carried to all parts of the body means new health and increased energy all over the body. Doddts Kidney Pills are an ex- cellent tonic and now is the oppor- tuhl time to take them. During thg long, dreary winter months the sys- tem becomes weakened and gets in a run-down condition. Dodd's Kidney Pills work vdth nature by encourag- ing and assisting the kidneys.

`FROM MUTHER "

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| outaeorsassih-év»»iI<r\l-i_¢=_

New World, and after a voyl€¢ 01' seventy days. they arrived at Nan-

tucket. _

Matthefw Grant limi. lettlbd in Dor-

chester but later removed to Windsor, Conn., where he became the filet sur- `veyorofthe townand alsoeerved as town clerk. `

General Ulysoee~Sll‘nl>l0¥\ Gflnlu

iamod in Civil War days llld IA Prlll- dent of the United States, was the eighth lined descendant 0( lhtthlw

| Grant. He was the son ol Jesse Root Grant, born in Westmoreland, Pa. The Grants moved with the mit tide ot Western emigration, and General Grant was born in _Point Pleasant O. His mother was Hannah Bimpson and through the Simploll line it is said ltnst the some bleed flawed in both

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Read!-lowThls Medicine ° °( °'“°°° '°'°"" is If ‘ 'M Wsinsls-

achievements.

. There were a. numbgr oi pl-her Grant; who settled in-Allerloa at an

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Watertown. Hass. in lflt- dhriseo-»

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to a boiling point and then set some. where to cool.

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For The Cook »

(For diabetlcs and those overweight)

One cup soy bean meal 15%

ounccsl. 2 teaspoons baking powder, it teaspoon salt, 1 egg, ‘;» cup cream. 1 cup milk. I

Mix the dry ingredients thoroughly.

Add the milk, cream and well beaten egg. Drop into the oiled mutlln pans and bake slowly until brown, about 30 minutes.

Investlgatlom have disclosed tht/t

the copper deposits of Souuh Africa promise to booome tht greatest in the world

The Gemma Union of Binllhl

Ulubeaoootdlng to its new Year nook im is,oo'o moe euielngseeie- ties with 503,000 solvt members. I

Autobuaes ot the ethic ca'r com-` pany 3| Paris, which have b\imP04 1iasoenl@l'S over mulfh stream for years are to have pneumatic imteld ot solid rubber tires.

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moo: dealers in humans ue C'1‘t!mlrin¢».¢he farmers to tllht.'snll attempt to place additional taxes on ira@rs.

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` early psrieaesvsdallr-ie selusein Watertown, usp. me; ld-_: ,,,,,m,, ` mm, _ »r,.,|,,,¢ Iland. Arn6n¢`then`i`,_w1l'ef ward. `a shltfwrlght. married in Dm- m‘ ”,:.n""?““¥¢&“*?°;~n; to pu"-. wnizzhulx _Peter and James. (ills not know it ton, 1060: James wass ruldentin]4.¢,,m,m¢,¢|¢|,;1¢5¢q¢|g|.||,||,_|,_ lthefy were relal0¢ll_"_\\° wenpmong _vharleatowxr .‘ ` " ,tm unseen el os

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How ‘Can a Mother Attract Young Men to Her l Daughter? _ Must Mrs. Grundy be Catered - to ~ in Business Relations? - Evading

l ‘Responsibilty

Dear D_lx-Will you please tell me how my daughter may become

popular w_ young men? She is fairly attractive in looks and brilliant in her school -lr, but she is ll years old and “has never had s. date without

my inviting the boy to the house. After being invited he never calls again of his own accwd. I'spend my time planning how to induce young men to pay her ot- tention. Must I leave it entirely upto her or must I continue to try to belp her? WORRIED MOTHE'R. Answer: ‘

My dear lady, lf I knew the .formula for sex ap-

peal I could make more money out of it than Mr. Ford ever has out of his tllvvers. Also, millions' of grateful mothers and daughters would erect a higher monu- ment to me than has been erected to Washington.

But alas, I know no more than you do what is the secret of that attrac-

tion that draws every man she meets to one girl, while another _lust as pretty, just as sweet and charming. men pass by without over giving her a second looll. ' _

Nor do I know any arts or wlles by which a girl who lacks this attrac-

tion tor men can supply it. It is folly to tell her to make herself beautiful-`

` l‘Q__teure settled that question and, anyway, it lsn't a matter ol beauty, because- of n you will see a. pretty girl who never has s. date and who papers the wall at parties, while some homely girl has dates galore and is broken in on every two minutes at a dance. ’ .

- It is useless to tell a girl that it the wishes to be popular she must dress -well -or that she"muet be bright and chatty and vlvacious or that she must be a good sport or that she must give the boys the glad hand. Because there are plenty of girls who dress like fashion plates who sit up at home and suck their thumbs and plenty otlively girls whom men avoid as if they had the-plague and plenty ot girls who have their own calrs and can swim and play tennis and golf and bridge who never have any other companions than _ other girls and plenty of girls who run after boys who run from them.

And there are plenty of girls who are just girls, with no points about them

that are superior to other girls, and yet every man they meet falls for them and gives them s rush. So there you arc, and if a girl is attractive to men ‘she lb attractive to__ them and if she isn't she isn't and there la practically nothing she can do' about it. And still less that the mother can do.

Of course. it is every mothers duty to help her daughter get a good hus-

gives daughter s good background and will do more than anything else to draw hc: into the magic circle ot the young people who have dates and go about to plseee and do things.

The

have-_lustvosten Bally’s~mother chicken salad and sandwiches or they are going somewhere-in Ballyfs fathers car. and so mother can adroltly work

_which it can gd. ' _ `

Also, if mother ie wise, she doesn‘t confine her entertaining to boys. She H

always find her best bet in the cooking pot. Any woman who is noted tor her dinners or her suppere will be popular. Then her next best bet is to surround herself with the most attractive women and the best-looking shé can get. _ That way she shines ln redected glory and acquires a charm from her eur-

thst he never knew hs loved until he was filled up with her mothers ples and put-ring with contentment and adectlon for bll the world.

» But in trying to help her daughter to be popular with men a mother

must be careful not to-everdo it and not to frighten men away instead of toning them ln.” There is no other creature on earth of whom men stand in such deadly terror. as they do of the managing mamma who is out husband- hunting for her daughter.

Andthe mother should also consider the daughters feelings. To a

sensitive-girl. no humiliation is more acute than realising that her mother is throwing., her at the hsadof every man she meets and that she is forclng` -men _tn psy her attentions against their will. And it is horrible to s girl to know_thst_her. mother considers har a failure because men pass her by and because she doesnt marry.

- _ But, Worried Mother, why should you worry about your daughter not` having beaux? Bupposa she isn’t attractive to men. You say that she has a brllllantmlnd. - Why not let her alone and let her follow her own bent and' be happy in .lsenown way? There are somsny things inthe world now- adays besides beau: and asatrimeny. Dolwfrl-IY Dlx.

l I O 0 I U I I

- _ Doarllsa Dlx-I an a-bullpen woman. Frequently 1 have invitations to dinner and the theatre that men extend me exactly as they would to a -msn in the position I hold. Often these invitations' are from married men -who are absolutely. disinterested saoept from a businsu standpoint and who want te. tan. this time and memes ertslinne over-.t>uslmu propositions. Good business says accept tlleselnvitatienl. Convention says retuse thim. .What should I do, pass up the business opportunities, which a man would welcome. or risk the tongue of Mrs. Grundy in doing ss the man would do? ‘ ' M. E.

Answes':_ ` ~

'l‘lsarsisnosaxlnbudnsss.'lhenyouarsinbusineesforgetthatyouare

awomanandaotasamanwouldunderslmilareireilmstanees.

The suns conventions do not-apply in ofliee hours and out of them.

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sesooeatsayiavitstseetnstsavsueuyeeriatsrsst. noaonnfnix. ~

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mnt»si_saes»saa¢na.oas; aesunerttaessaaacsuns. ¢i»s\_\avw¢eu.aetnno\u duets

band if she can. and she can best do this by makink her home attractive to °"° “"“°5"h°*` °°° “'“‘“Y _f*ml"°' WHO-are making martyrs-oi' themselves for

She can say with equal truth' that the neat. three yeersare al crucial. time,

s _ '

you” pam, md unwm. U may 5°" md ‘ku mg, 1, U mr em Tm, the fetish of a college education for -some boy or girl or mediocre ability.

boys and girls ean‘t very well leave Bally out of their fun when they

Bally u1to._the_orosvd by lbedlng it and making ber home the _iollieet place to liter day. constant reminders of the srlanted. _ ' _ _ _ _

- ` ‘WW 3-'ld 50 511118 cheer to those who Magdalen Islandsappealed for e. daily;

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t Maoaroons . . _

Try uhfaeughrful Tu Y' ospccsall' y good when madgewith C) re

'MAGIC

_ IIAKING POWDEll

The kind that 3 housewivesywho use because it baking resulle.

Recipe for Oatmeal Macaroona

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I tablespoon butter 2 teaspoons Msgie Baking

1 sup wsu. .que _ rows.: - leg; ~ _ ltmpoonvsnllla _ _ iteaspoonsalt _ Moopsrolledoats '

Rub together butter, sugar, rolled oats, “le and '

vanilla, mix well with' wooden spoon. Drop mixture _‘ ' about the else of a hsaelnut in buttered paul and

bake 10 to' 15 minutes.

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sg! 23"

' biking powder. then drois in the ogg unbestenradd `

out of 4° C fl' bake (at Home, szilgllllgt,

gives consiueruly bent-r

'This fact was revealed in a recent Dominion. '

wide invastipsian.

_ll tn it ' ` »a.'§‘1.. n°.|'|§ c`l'.'.‘£ Book will provide you wi h dx-asnaofp a ‘

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cu.Lm'r Pnouucrs ‘

'mlloivro ` iuouvmusr. wiuxnw

_ Dildlsdlllllll tltopllsadpgl (kllddlsrs Clit.

nsibillty and dumping the whole burden on yourzrslsters shoul

Sumxrse you do went to go to enum. Probably sho wouia__uxe.to go to!

Europe. and one nf you has just ss much right to gratify your desire as the ' other. You will say that these next three years are crucial ones in your life and that if you had a better education it might help you to make more of a success in life. _ -

in her lite because they will be the time inwblch she will be most likely to marry, and if she does not have to work wo hard and can have money to buy some pretty clothes, she will stand a far better chance ol catching a ood husband than if she was overworked and underfcd and shabby, as she

gvould have to be il she had to support the younger sisters without any help rom you.

liege if he wants to, but he_ha.sn't any right to sacrifice others. And there

-»» ~ DOROTI-IY~DIX.

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_ D10 BRINGS CIIEER T0 BIIUT- invalid, I enioy it morer Please _ IN5~ _ _ Dl._\y_me ‘Deep Night."

_ _ _ -- _ Tile writeaof _the letttei-_is a wom-

MONUION. N- B.. May 1_2.-Day iui._ Needless`_tosay. her. request was

wer 'af radio to_ reach isolated Juit recenl.ly,.the residents ‘of the.

re not able to get nround like ord- news broadcast to be sent to them]

_,___ ___ __________

family respo ` - _' |

den. !t.ls justas much up to you to work and help support the younger sis- I I s _ ters as it is here, and if you- have any manhood in you, you will brace up and I A M0fnll1g’sln=[ . ,_ 1 do lt. ` `

. " “~-*_ -\_»»--. oil

The 4“5'°“1"°ld D051 Dcrclicd on his

fathcr's knee in the crowded bu; looked* hard at the stout,- gmduy' dressed woman as she bustiud in and edged herself into the only see; im Then he turned to his mother.

“Mum." he said loudly, "its slug” "H\1=h.`denr," his mother sun; -W

know it ls."

The little boy looked puzzled, "But, mummy." he sau-1, l-you _Mi

said to dad, "Whstever's this obieel coming in?"

It is all right for the individual to sacrifice himself in order to go to' _i__`_`h**-°

cs und bring to those who are rm q fortunately situated ns other fo news oi the day and cntertaimwtl _ _.mi -l__..._.§_ Character Close-Ups;

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' MoQE~_Dl~llL05oot\icii

-re-ie stieoecr'

always has somevery attractive 'girl staying with' Sally, who is s stalking »iI1l1'¥ f°lk Hrs bdng received at ONEA. ‘, from this station. as they were at that

their own daughter and a popular girl. but in this they are in error. It is NUUOMI RHUWHYS transcontinentsi three weeks-at a time, being more or bettnr for Bally to run second than not to be in the race at all. Fortunately, network nt Moncton, N. B. The latest less isolated in the Gulf _of Bt. Law-

the vamp osn only have one date at s time and the leftovers become the per- ls _ »

qulsltea ot Bally. _ _ North~Western shore ot Newfound- count of - loo' conditions. Through| ' # _ _ ’ land. The letter commences "Desi-' courtesy of the- Mqnbwn '1-rm. 1% _ A woman who lacks vivid personal charms to draw people about her will Mr. Announcer" and reads;-- script, Canadi /

roundlngs thatno one stops lb analyl. Many I. man has proposed to a girl -_ - -. __ ._______ __ _.__ ___ . __ _- _-_______ ____________ __

se»e¢.uyeu-usstusele¢nfls¢\ne»us|e»»;rouu»¢sued\sw`ee.~

hens sei- silly. muy mothers no time to institute this contrast between the radio si-ation or the Canadian time 'umble to get muh from two to f U]

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a letter from a place onthe bleak renee, from the mainland, on ac

an-Press bulletins are

"1 ¢¥ll0y your Dl‘0¢tammes very supplied and these are being brow

much indeed, more especially be-» C1058 you -are the only station we'

get in the afternoon, and 'being an the power of radio to bridgrdlstsne

Your Breakfast

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