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|BEAUTY QUESTIONS ANSWERED

BRISK \VALK IN THE EVENING i

Dear Mbrs ’Leef_'..1-v_Viil you kind-

ly tell me if walking in the evening is beneficial? I work in an office

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_ and sit all day. iz; I have a large: . My in-at gugg¢;uon,4.r_ U, 341; to glimmer.; _1e’g1- _ ,, my ,_,

abdomen. Would walking roduve it? M r a Lo T How ‘ ousy. That wrecks more marriages than any, other one thing. mr when gotten on their nerves until they come to hate their homes and cease to car_ef 3’ “M” L”

I get pleniy Oi’ Sleep and yei 1 y ‘n y _ suspicion enters the door, peace and happiness fly out of the window. ` for their husbands and babies, and they yearn for freedom and the bright`

“m "1"-"5 med and, 1‘5u"”- Wim TQ Have Lovely They say there is no cure for Jealousy, but I think that common sense is lights and want to go back to the life they have lived before marr

be lhe 1‘€2-@0119 “il Wimi C-‘USGS 5 a never-failing remedy for it. If, when you feel en atyck coming on and _

my nose to tum i-cd, especially dui-» i HOLLYWQOD, Calif.3-Thirty- perceive that you are getting green-eyed, you will take large and copious But when they try 'it they found out that we never can go back in life. Bm, th, “nm n tcm¥m'ulm°°° . mu wld weather? J =§_f>;;¢a_§;'_§§§>;°d'§‘§ i}h:_fB°is¢§§ dose or me old mia nom seine, you will siiii that it wui _i-same you to nothin; is svei- the same. svuytiiins is ensures. we are amazes. :specially ° Y ' ' °h“'°h ‘

SALLY ' touch the heart. As Howard Brother- sanity and serenity. » _ has the woman changed who has mended and borne a child.

, ton, director for Warner Brothers, --_...__

J .C. B.

__.i_l_ _ _` _ l did for the smooth skin a. screen star

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( har “fer ( lose I ps |the_\, like lou, hate to do the nex. rant soap le_aves my is

il best thing and take a brisk walk in Emi' smooth! ’ she says'

i ' 4 enthusiastic about Lux Toilet Soap.

7-_--_-4-`._......_`__, [walk part of the way to your work» And all the gi-out film studios follow-

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HAH? MAKE Al~‘FEcT\oN¢°iTE

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, ;ably. Swimming is a splendid exer- advise ou to see our h sicia It

gets plenty of sleep, active exercise

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good exercise. Of course, if you could skm " D' ' per '

the sun is shining it would be muchi _l\iyrl1i`1L0Y W‘“°|1°§'B"5i‘h-°"’ beau' better, but this is impossible for ai mulsm" ands Luvlmlct smp splem

_great many business viomen, and i must, have “This white, daipiily fra-

_ ~ ~ zo the evening air If you could plan to I Nm” "ut “I every un mem ° rs an

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_ in the morning and take a few mln- f ing ihf‘ir_Sturi~l' 0KMl1l>l¢‘i_ hf{V° made ‘t utes's walk out of doors again at the Omen] BWP for-‘beams moms' lunch time you would find it very

beneficial in your case.

<2) If you wil. practice correct pos-

ture when walking. sitting or stand- to siir up the circulation. _ing it will help to reduce the ab- (3) There are several things which donien. Walk with your head up. might cause the feeling of perpetual _chin up, chest expanded and your_ weariness. One is lack of active out- iabdomen ln. Do not walk stimy, door exercise and poorly ventilated ihowever, but cultivate a free, easy, rooms. Do yOu tial- WISBIY7 I-YiClUd° swinging stride from the hips, and plenty of fresh vegetables and raw lyour walks will be splendid exercise. fruits in your daily diet. Drink six Plan to take up swimming _two or to len glassluls of water between :three times o week. If you swim each meal. Avoid constipation. lille crawl stroke you will find that it If _the tired feeling continues and ,will reduce your abdomen consider- you know no reason for it I would

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cise for the sedentary worker, Take isn't natural for a young woman who

--Y' _ out of doors and correct diet to be

always tired. And it isn‘t pleasant,

_ cii-her, is it-, my dear?

T\Kl; l AD\7AN'l`AGE OI" (4) Many noses seem _io have a

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tendency to “bloom” in very cold weather. It is quite possible that your tired feeling and lack of pep

same cause. If the nose passages are

health suffers in consequence. The . organs of digestlons, the heart, lungs, V brain and muscles all suffer if the nose does not perform its work. Im- ' paired circulation, indigeston, cold- ' feet, congestive headaches or any ail- ment of this description will have to be cured before you can expect to

the face, You should avoid all stimu- lating or spicy foods, stimulating bev- erages, heavy rich dishes and large

.he digestive system of the average girl, especially those engaged in sed-

have plenty of fresh air in both the

sesivrr nam aim mzooiumo.

cononsgron nun rim: 1

Dear Miss Leeds-I have had very

i hair has turned white, although I am

Answer-The first thin to d

» g fruit i

and vegetables daily. Cultivate '

fstudio skin’ is the outstanding factor =

_ ___ Lake your walk during the day while in screen success today. 4

Just consider how senseless Jealousy is. How absurd. ` You must think

that you are xriarrying a true woman and one whom you can true; or else you would not have picked her out for a wife. You must think tl-,gt gh, loves you and prefers you to other men. or else she would not mxrry you bs- l cause you are no millionaire and have no glittering social position tn nge: her, and there is no reason in the world why ahe should marry you exoepi i for yourself alone. `

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Then why imagine every time you see her talking to apother man that

this woman whom you know to be honorable is about to betray you, or that

she has ceased to love you and is likely to elope with any stranger who comes along? _

Bo, if you want to be happy after you are married, you and your wife

must make up your 'minds to trust eachother, and to believe the beet of each other, not to be always on the lookout. each expecting the other to play some dirty little trick. There is nothing really so insulting as jealousy. It shows that the Jealous one believes you capable of doing the thing, of which he or she accuses you. `

As to whether you should join your sweetheart's church or. not, that is a

matter of your own religious convictions and you should be swayed by your conscience in the matter and not by what your family will think about it Certainly when a married couple belong to the same church it maker for peace and l`1ar-mony in the family, because therefore enough things' for a hus- band and wife to fight over withUut't-heir engaging in a‘religi0us wlr. '

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Inasmuch as you are a poor young couple starting out on a very limited

income, I think you are wrong in objecting to your wife keeping on with her Job after you are married, as she wishosto f .=_Leil,her-workaintil-the bsblesi i=oms._y/ni_¢n`wui`uutomaueaily kettle the question. is gin who hu-been used to eaming her own salary and being financially independent' is very apt to be dissatisfied and disgruntled when she finds'herseif with nothing to do ex- cept to try to stretch her husband's pay envelope farther than it will gc. and to wander around the stores and look at the things she ha.sn't the money to

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would you? You wouldn't want to give up thework you like and that you

th* had fitted yourself for doing, and the money it brought in, just because you

re taking a wife, would you? 'I_'ry to see it from your sweethearila point of iew and don't be old-fashioned enough to' feel that there is any reflection on you in your wife working after marriage. I ‘

ing it there, on your iianoee's proposition that you go to live with her mother. Don’t do it under' any consideration. Don’t live with your people

_ _ - or her people, or let any of them live with you. Start a home of your own

h‘_‘_v° "'bmm‘ health and Wu' time t° even if it is imly in a dry goods box. Go of! by yourselves wiiere you can “”°“"‘° ‘he °°1°" °’ im’ “’ ”"“”d°’ °' ngiiv. it out together without havin; an in-laws ui refers. the domestic mul.

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_ h vamps, or any other one thing in the world. If your girl doosn't‘love you well

ggglzskeoie ngigtnniwiisebytyisargg enough to leave her mother for you, she doesn't love you well enough to be

person who dead! an mme outdoor your wife. A girl with the mamma complsxis a mizigyli; mat- llfe, but they usually play havoc with “m°ny‘ '

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_ months of age. I have done everything I could to be a good husband and

enmity occupation' so that you thought I was building up a home for my_wife and child, but now my wife ming and Bleeplng m°mS_ and learn tells me that she does not love me and thot married life is killing her and to breathe through your n0_m.u_,_ she cannot keep it up any longer. and she wants to leave me and Ko back to

LOIS LEE,Ds_ work again. I am a Mason and she says that I should put the child in the

Masonic Orphans' Home. I am ao desperate over the thought of losing my wile and being separated from my 5°! end having my home broken up that

have lost my hold on things. What shall I do?

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poor health for several years and my AMWGFI ' '

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only 49 years old. I do not mhid its you lose a woman who is so selfish, and has so little natural feeling that she color, but my hair is getting very is willing to dump her own baby in an orphan asylum in order to get rid of scanty and dry. (2) I have gray-blue it, but take the consolation for what it la worth. eyes and a medium complexion. what I often think that nothing else is more pitiful than the wasted tears men colors are becoming for m`y type? and women shed in grieving over the loss of worthless husbands and wives

MRS. FLORENCE Y. that they should -rejoice in getting rid of.

i g o is Of course, when a woman wants to lo. there ia no way to keep her, nor

to build »

up your weight and healthi would the" bg guy lmppmegg for youin your home if she was kept in it An

'D ”°"ml~ Ch°°~° e wise diet. mi unwuiing prisoner. so un best tum; you can so is to :need hai- on her light nourishing foods, includin " »

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You wouidn't want to give up your job just because you' got married,

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But you are right in putting your foot down good and hard, and keep-

statistios show thatmethera-in-law cause more divorce than drink

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Dear Misa Dix-I have been married for four years and have 3 bo 18

A MIBIRABLI YQUNG MARRIED MAN.

It will be small comfort to you to toll you that your loss is small wh }

mental and physical poise and hnve an interesting hobby out» of doors the iihat will keep you from worrying lpn

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soap shaved and melted into a Jelly; The

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about your poor health. Have sum- Repeat the hot applications several oleht sleep and rest eaeh night. times. Massage your acalp and brush Shampoo your hair twice a month your hair every' night and' morning

Rinse your iiaii- tnoi-ougiiiy. sae a ounces seam oil; twoounos petro- few drops of bluing to your last rlns- ounoaa castor oil; two' ounoea 'petro- ing water and dry between warm latum; one ounce lpermaeetr one

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_ and apply it to your scalp and leave der. Melt the anarmaoetl. add the

miwum mnour ofmoieamn-oui~.au me mreiauuu me mix

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well. ‘then add the Cologne wane gradually in which the oil of laven- der and berglihot hive bam previous- ly dissolved. Pipe in I jar lad cover when cold. .To lPPl¥_~the aanlp food. divide ‘the hair into-a number of small strands lm! lpply I little with the tips of the fipglrs to your scalp evenly, then massage for several min- utes. (2) Your beat ooioura-are soft sinh. old role. lavender, wbih. dark and medium blue. vine lhadea, Bur»

auadv. turquoise and plum color.

oil in the scalp, using a Turk- tuwel wruhg out in hot wafer

e. seals food about twice a`wo‘ek. following will be helpful: Two

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_ rimony?-What Can a Husband do When if \f».7¢’=“;;t;j.,.¥

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_His Wife Tires of Marriage? -- _ -1 .-.,.' _//.1

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Dear Miss Dix-I am engaged to a nice girl and wltrv Dlluuing to bt,-» \"'~_ ~‘ ` ~ e

' married very soon. Both of us have been working for quite e. whils.° My _ -»¢<T~»“ one of tHe nic - '

nancee wishes very much for me to join her church. but I am afraid that my f " »

"family will disapprove and that_it would cause hard feelings if I did ao. I think that we should not live with either of our families, but go to ourselves. by my fiancee wishes to_ live at' her mother’s. My fiancee

` wishes to' continue to work'after`w'e are married. but

I seriously object to her doing so. We wish above all to be truly happy and shall sincerely appreciate any suggestions that you make about how to make Ulu'

' marriage a success. Both of us are quite Jealous.

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Answer- (ll YES' Wilikius in the f°"°*?f“"y expresses it: “i1h°lm°" B8; I back. 321:; yheewllllyfindl that! worrl:-lngooulgifleegdlf tllfe lfdmee Iitigsazldhdggi mv fhould leave lmmedmely 1°' th'

_ emung or any other time is _,ery I peeling ohann of all is a ovey smoo _ _ _ M W______‘__w _nude O! __ _ brides home where the reception 1,

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reriuipi sue will i-ine that she is not so attractive ui other ms f al Q I' W t' W wk °' °"°' °"

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_ thought sh w ‘ vate I pu nc?

e as. and she will miss the love of a husband And little hands

cated in one's personal ifair .

_night club she will hear a baby cryhag for its mother. Q Do” . w°u_b"d.¥m,;

. A. Yes.

wiserwoman. DOROTHY DIX. ‘

For 771s Cook'

STRAWBERRY PANCAKM __

Answer: Sift togethm- 2 cups nom-_ 3 “_

1` think you must be more afflicted in the head than he is in the foot 5D°°l1s baking powder md ig yu,

to ask such a question, or to be influenced by the unfeeung rldlouis of people #P0011 slit- Belt 2 ezgs well, me we withso little heart and avn-ipathy that they see anything to laugh at in a 1 i»lbl°lP00n sullr. Add this to lint physical affliction. mixture, then 1 cup milk and if cup

cream. Beat well. Bake in ho; greg.

_Believe me, it is a thousand times better to be crippled in your Zoot than cd' frying pan, browning on bo",

it is in your brains. or your energies, or your disposition. But. daft marry sides. Put 1 tnblupwn (umm this boy unless you are very sure that his misfortune makes ou love him more drained strawberries in centre of emi and feel tenderer toward him instead of making you ashamed of him _ cake and roll up. Sprinkle with peg.

_ DOROTHY DIX. dered suzar. Serve with heated syrup.

Dear Dorothy Dix-I am in love with a boy who is lame in one foot ‘l.nd`

iimps when he walks. He is intelligent, well educated, good-looking. kind Ind good and has a good position, but people make fun of me going around with him. Does it make such a big difference that-I must give him up? Will Ibeson-yurmai-ry mini ' Mmm. _ _+

Is Your Home Half Dark?

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will tug at her conscience,.a.nd above the loudestblare of a jazz oanzl in o‘ G umm "E not mm'

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