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If you fish with excitement at ‘on mioyabls party. be spasms with make-up, especially the mugs. h who turn pals should also take it they will have glaring tell- tall IPOts.

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Bathe your feet in water in which

h two’ tablespoonfuls of Epsom salts are dissolved, dry. then dust them u '. with talcum powder before you put

on your stockings. You will then be able to dance the Inst White with

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remove the easily.

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BER/ETS TO THE FORE FOR SPRING WEAR

Whether in response to general demand. or because the French woman is extremely fond of the beret as a hat type. it is gaining strcrlzth forming. We hear various descriptions of berets as recently

_ erected in Pas-ls, which eugurs that they may be adapted to many dif- ; lferent individuals.

We learn that berets are of me-

‘diurnsizeandfavcrafiateffectin

front but continue with the forward

; movement. But there are also in- .; nuances ascribed to the beret which

naturally applies namely to the

-; t. trnentof the crown. For ex-

ample the beret mounted on a bandeau is very important It 1y- sembles s miall boy's sailor hst. Then there is the her-st with toque qualities. that is, its first qualifica-

Ztion must be head moulding, with ‘the beret drape superimposed and -. always forward.

lit seems entirely possible. how-

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By Mort Ohnnngag, Author cl "King Cobra”

‘Klflatlydcoiinedtnwwlm "item. He 1W1. 595W to

administer an urgent treatment to tnexeepercttnenookswhlchww a fact, But he also illllfiflded l0 8°” Timer Khan away 595°" may ems w the cell. ‘first done. he wouldtrytogivesstmychninein- loot-ion to the divine I-ihrvm u

“camel go toseehimnow? asked Gray impatiently.

“Ne,” was tlhe uncuw-mmisinB grmwcr, "It will be better for you to see him when you return! At prwant he‘ is unable to speak.’

Swallowing his -

Guest Master. . . .

The first ilwo Trails of Jlistlbéw" ordeals of primitive barber-ism. only loss horrible than the third-Wm soon over.

The first victim was c frightened-

looking peesantaomrcedofsteel-

ing grain. One of sill whiff-bear?" held two smallish stona, one white and the other black. wmmxlne each

‘ins. rag. 11¢ 539M364 mflmv

separately, into a cauldron of

withdrew it. ’ . In hi: glistening finars was one

or the named MW "qngxrnaitl" ordered the Provost

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' ting and over the eyes cams to an end. Nothing qulskeéatiésn ilnlolcns for Grime, o a- terrh, "no" and winter ills. Bold I . . outfit includ- ling $1.00. small Else 50c.

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nsnwmo srnma curl-ans Hand-knitted and head-crocheted

fashion are destined to be Ins-ft next spring and summer. Paris has

devised new hats and sweaters, with cotton the favorite ‘ “‘ l because it is coolest and most oonxfortablc

with long winter evenings on their hands to make inexpensively u

variety of gay accessories.

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Withinthe pest‘ few weeks good many women have wanted

to know‘ how to care for the per- menents they got during the-hell; . . o

days. The majority dryness and a few say that their hair is or anageable now. A11 want

to have healthy scalps and smooth

coiffures.

A dry condition is fairly easy to, remedy. You need hot oil shampoos. of course, and, since you dorrt want to brush out your finger wavel. Y0" should massage your scalp with your fingertips every night before you go to bed.

Sit beside a fairly low table, put-

ting your elbows on it and restlfls your head in your hands. Place fincertips flat against the scalp and try to move it backward and" for- ward as well as in tiny circles. Re- member that your scalp-mot fin- gers-should move. If you ‘are a little careful. this simple treatment won't disturb. your wave. However, it will stimulate o-rculation and cause the 011* glands in function

properly.

If your hair is frlzzy and never

seems to look sleek and well- groomed. ask the operator who gives you a finger wave to apply a little brillientine before she puts on wave set lotion. Between shampoos, use s bit of it yourself. Simply. pour a few drops on your hairbrush and then lightly ilraw your hair across the britsles before you start to arrange your ooiffum.

The -' man-o. bnitel-look-

ing yak-herd accused of murder- washed his hands in water and milk

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thine open palm ioriive peoesi" commanded the Provost's bee: tones

The man bent down and caught hold 0f the glowing bell.

The fifth pace completed, he coi- lwpscd. .

A white cotton bag was at once

slipped over his hand by one of the

WmpJoecr-ing lamaa and ‘sealed by the Gekhor. After five days it

would’ be‘ opened. l! the hand proved ‘to be miblistered, the man would be held innocent blistered he

would be declared guilty and put to death-

A sitting-mat was now spread a short distance from the fire, and a tall codaverous-faeed lama. took his sent upon it. Placing a long knife between his hneu ho closed his eyes and began to pray aloud, in- voking the aid of the demonic underworld. Soon he began w tremlble convulsively. ‘Than, sud- denly sit/ting umr-Jght, with s quick movement he tors oilf his upper garments . . - .

What followed, Gray was con- vinced, was nothing but mass hypnotism. Eventually passing his hand over his stomach, he was evident as whole as before.

"It is over!" said the Guest Master. "let us return."

Gray was about to follow him, when someone thrust a scrow of parper into his hand.

He made no attempt to look at it. He would read it later.

Suddenly the deep droning cf an aeroplane sounded higih overhead. causing the crowd to look anxiouslv alt the sky.

Ilfwlyithadl-een ablueand silver monoplenel But is was s grey-colored R. A. F. Scout with a wake of snow flaku drifting be- hind it. clenflnslv. and‘ downwards.

"R. A. It‘. scattering propaganda leaflets! ‘llhlrrgg are beginning t0 movei” m/uttered Gray. "I wish thq ware moving, with me!"

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MISS HELEN PASCARIK Miss Helen Pascarik. 13153354. with gwced suits, Thom stylesnmay St. West, Saskatoon, tells in l- beknlt at home and enable women statement made under oath before a notary how Fruit-a-tlvu brouih! her lasting relief from chronic Miss Pascarlk told hcr experience in a sworn stato- mcnt so that everyone can b: cure of its truth. She sutsq- As s thlltL/lnd during my teen-lil- I a cuflcrcd severely from chronic constl atlon which kept me con- . tlnua y listless. | Fruit-a-tlves and started to take After the first box I noticed

p. so that I was soon feeling in top-notch condition and was nblc to participate in increased

Copy of Min Pumrik’: complete sworn statement will be sent on req Iruitntlvcc Limited, Ortuvvn, (in

FRUIT-A-‘HVES-Ilc and We EVERYWHERE

ing lama the news which he had

Chiemlha of mambo. had been muderecl?

“Tell the amothi mtm to so to Hlslmlpoi Th u wo for here!" he saledTAnd turning. walked

Graydid not move.

Somdhlng secret‘ was afoot; 119 was going to find out what it WM- To the nigh-t and to the loft glanced. The Gekhor leans was making his way to the sflrdtn 0f the gompa. Gray supposed he had already looked there for K 3., and had failed to find him. The mali- zaltion of what that failing to find K. B. might easily mean, made him doubly anxious There was not only szmething secret afoot; there was something seriously wrong-

Once more he locked up the length. of the veranda. was in sight. A lizard was

Every cell door save the lernah was closed. From under the llntelsofonsortrwcofthcmcnms

gel-eater number were Mrkly

,Hethrustopenthed0orofthe Ghekor lambs coll and pushed it

brightly, On a low table lay s volume oi the Buddhist scriptures. "lhere didn't seem w be an

swift further search had reveal them in a cupboard. speclon of the iwpers on its shelves revealed nothing of interest, bow-

Their an angle of white paper projecting from under the vol/limo uddhist

eye, . Gently he tried to pull under the book, but the ponder- ous tome was too ireavy and them

which the volume was lying, he listed it. Underneath it were a mmnber of other ‘pe/pers——oopl of a proclamation, in ‘Ilbetsn. Alt the head of each sheet the royal cipher of England.

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Shall Woman Who is Career Mad Give it u to Marry Man She LovesfI-Blest‘ Way to Te Whether Wife is Intelligent or Stupid is to Judge Success or Failure of Her Marriage

DearwssDix-Whicbisbestfru-ewmacerecrocshusbcndi i have to decide this vital question. My cues: means s greet doll to ma. Ihavespcntelotoftime cndmonoyprepsringmyselfforit. 1 have a. good start working at the thing-I love and am receiving an excellent salary. If I scilélfiwttgiyLcareer-t.’ I will have a brilliant 1:0‘, vc mee ng interesting pcop , go places and doing . Marriage, on the other hand, offers me l. home of my own and life with the man l love. But if 1 man-y l ' must give up my work and 1 am not sure that I am fitted for the role of a wife. I em per- haps too independent for that. Do you think that if 1 marry I will be dlsconetnted with domestic life. and that if I do not marry l will be lonely? M. B.

Answer: '

Whether you will be happy either way da- pends altogether on how philosophical a dis- positlo you possess, and whether you have the strengt of character to grllaidlewlsay tiremdeclsion you have made and are good enough sport to make

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Undoubtedly, if you marry, there will be many times when domestic- » ity will pali upon you and when you will regret the thrills and excitement that a career would have given you. Many a time when you see tho women that you started out in the race with forging on m the goal; when you hear them praised for their achievements and see them occupying passions of power; when you hear of them doing glamor tblnss. them will be the bitterness of envy in your mouth and you will think that you were a fool to have wasted your talents on making beds, cooking dinners and wiping little noses and all the drudgery of ’ mestlc life.

But if you choose to give up love for a career, no matter how much you auceed you will have w empty life so m- ss human relationships g0, and you will tlnd, as s poet has sand, "how desolate it is for women to sli

will think that you made e tragic mistake and mo; m: 3:1 the game mm fortune in the world is worth a husband's love and the clinging of littl. arms around your neck. And then lt will seem to you that making i- comfortable home, e home in which a man can fl-nd Peace and rest an. in winch little children can grow up into flnc man and womanhood, i; tho 3312:; wglriléw to which a woman can set her hand, and the greatest career

so either way you choose you are bound to inake e sacrifice. for it is one of the many cures that have been laid on women that they can never have their cake to eat, too, as men can. When ‘a man marries no does not have to choose between the ..an he loves and the career ma; 1; m. very breath of life to him. He can have both. He merely adds a wifo and children and home to his other blessings, and they are an 555% be. cause he has more physical comfort, greater mental serenity and more incentive to succeed.

But marriage hampers a woman's career even if it does not km 1: end nine times out of ten it wrecks her marriage. The two things no more combine than do 011 and water, for each is in itself a separate definite Job that calls for all strength and energy any woman r cage; and all her time. No man wants a wife who is glving all of her thoughts and interests to her work and who comes home at night so tired mo; she 1s cross and nervous. Nor can any woman bring up children properly who

m take the man instead of the career play crirlcett with 1m. Give up

the career entirely and never cast a backward glance g; it, pun-g», be

"W" Whinlns t0 your husband about how much better ofl you would

be if you hadnt made the mistake of giving up your job 1o;- mm, --_.__

Many amen whoepends his life listen t m- ' ‘Olly in giving up a career for love must regifit Ker if): mgigztsg: 511° 4W“- ' < DOROTHY mx

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an ignorant one? Are consideratioringgid tlyuetlilflfiesswtlhlgeflgynwgrfegmtg happiness. If either the husband or the wile is a gossiper, doe; l; my“: 1°!‘ “nhBPblne-ss in marriage? Does keeping mum about one‘; mm;

xftzlrcle and we would like to know what you think. n. E, 1.

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