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EX-DIPLE MORE POWERFUL .5 "(MT \'l'l]PE FLOWER (‘OLORS l sluice surrounding plant. K999 _ ‘mm, M, ll, l5 macgmgp The um. THAN PRECIJPT. ' ‘ L ' R ""'*“' “My mm‘ stalk 0f plant and lirasting Peter Pan collar and fitt-

-__ w- _"E i. You eon prove to your own sat- v‘_'°rk mm 5°“ Rweat’ “ppm” ‘f ‘ ‘Y: 5*“ led band of the puffed sleeves are

Y1" iius of fcedinz tlon ohcii buds start to appear. l Wm“ plqua

d to ‘om u t f d b llwllnvlo and we mo. o one roun ed to 1E- r _ ‘qlfifirliiil in ouch square foot of sizes 4. ti. 8. and 10 years. Elise 8‘

' ‘ “' l t Tm‘ =“~'°"Y‘-d "i" bii-“Ti- It is liii~ Dear Dcrotiiv Dix-A voting mun and a young woman. even beibri‘ requires 2 1-2 Yard“ °i 394m“ ma‘

-" PPTDRO. cm. s: » t o-orhnt iiiiit this first riviiiioii- they mcf each képt a dlarviiiito which they wrote not only irhat may ‘"4- “rial with 1-4 vard of which wil- . nlcfnr-old Rcntpul l . . ~ m M. “Luis n5 soon as the rose: but nlso ‘their innermost thoughts. These two fell in love. Each re- “Mung g0,- 511ml; sleeved dress: ' ‘ ,\_ ___ _, ~t. uz-o-rill. When the first vealed tothe other many intimate truths, but therr lump" dye” y-Qqulfgg 1 7-3 yards ii°§>ii1§"'“"<”‘§'."“ v ' ~o.or sroirg in the buds, make n are still other truths, even more intimate which o; 35_lnch malorm fm- Jumper with

t they wrote into their diaries. Before marriage, and 1 H; yards of 354,10}, malerm 1m-

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, . . ’ then- ivlll h,» more lilmm, {lllfl W.“ ed tnblcspnonful to the SQUQYI ilt \i~i. ll\liii._it pimps will bi- much more msistnn; foot of space. It plants have al- _ _ ' . H . - to 11559350 and insects. Cfmlliciv lnllllcuytrllieira“ fliigtionrallg, _Burn ‘rout Dlarles Before You Are May-fled lflTlllligflv {Aka just the mmmmm o! n. pm . ‘ay m c o ; _ .*"r...' air and The" Forget A" That W" l“ The“ .’i‘.2Zi‘““l.§‘J§ fiili.Z“°?.2§§.l u» v - ’ - v - ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ occur. if You Want Peace and Happiness in ice» in qiicuv ioiiiei eeihii, ‘ ' nn the sewing machine. i

Later Life

in the cause of honesty as well as a cistnste for the hypocrisy so destructive of later happiness, should they show each other their unexpurgatcg clllariesl v

over. get maudlin and introspective. tell things about ourselves thnt are as much a lock of decency and reserve as it would be to strip ourselves and run naked down the street.

Somehow when we sit down with a clean white page before us a good

MAY 25, 1937

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Personal '-:- Fashions -:- Litera ture ‘

JXCLUSIVE STYLES FOR PEERLESS DRESSERS

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Includes both models. They are so entirely different in appearance. she'll want both of .

The jumper dress is terribly cun- rfng in a yellow and white lawn print. The blousd is plain white lawn. It allows lots of variety be- cnuse different blouses can be wnrn with it. A plain yellow would

Style N0. 2sas is designed M‘-

blouse and 2 1-2 yards of binding. Price of pattern iii cents in stumps or coin (coin preferred)

Otherwise you

he can tell you some way of coping with your madness. have lost all hold

ivlli lose your husband and land in a sanitarium, for you on reason. '

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- .- HT" 1 T .' . 1 tlio srwlhed thoroughly and i d; w sn niroo ii UR WEEKLY i!" - l n i. .1“?! “vlnlrsq _ apply,» four pound of complete l ‘i’ m“ “mm ‘y “d m __ ‘ . ._ . . . , , n . I r. (l succrss- 5 pntirlottet/own Guardian giving iui in l)\.\DRi l-F l , l . l H1 w“ hm; plant food to the. 10,. square feet Answer: i, 5M6 No 2585 s," _ l ~ — .-, b“ ‘p. N. l . ' _,.».. . t l 1Q surface fired. Rake this 1i2lit1y~ I can think of nothing else on earth that would ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' " -i;in.iir.i.'-‘ ' ~ iiuiii rli d i AWN IFSOFLCWL 7'1 ills‘ will. iliixing well, before ‘ furnish food for so many quarrels, inspire so much ‘, _ ~ ~ i -+-____.~_‘__ soa-rtng seed. wlion birds appear, needless Jealousy and lead to so many crlminations l Name - I , , r mm h“ m iiléiiiiildfti rcntlrl. feed again. glying half this, and recriminatlons as for a husband and wife w l ‘\ . mfikeik-Hvm i fund ls now cn>i _ I vmotint l have before them in blank imd white 5 written ‘ ' ~ your seed denier. lst or nillscry- "illlliiiS ifllnsplqnlgsd from flats or‘, téranscript of everything that awn oi’ them had 1 Street Addrul I g l. ntnn. rold frame: You may nppii th , one, said and. thought over a period of ears. ' . ,),‘.‘;..I;§,‘.',‘:d lm‘ "rho spun: fiotvevincliiilbs, her- iilnnt food when preparing} tug’ . y i City state QI-Ei-J- — - . f‘ . n ~ . a i y ~ - i ‘ H‘ “no “fly n l hucous p: reunla. . nrilunls iilir. bod, as directed above the an. i _ N0! 9V9?!‘ all 811801 00l1ld COME ihmllflh such an ordeal unsinlrched, l I V _ ~ i - ~ l lciggtxltlal llenclfli ‘Ilfronlmao legging llrllfllfi‘ sou-n where they are to gilgzllljfklglrlztgxlicloliulg mating set forth the imagination would get in its l ‘ , - _ _ , i ' r: i. " ~ _ ~ - . . nseq w , _ RIM. I-‘fiit s l‘ 1hr, RING FOR feeding Rsclicduii‘ to niniuld you Itlllifiihllriirr-lilvoiipo $12110] mzbies mimmng" ‘ y “em Mnon m“, damning “Eden” o‘ i ms firs,’ wue‘ But x am so jealous because he e yer loved mm other wumn “T l" “hm to m,“ mm. flo,,.t,,l.s_ " m1 nflmlnpkl ' mm fmdmqth ' , and because he has a child that it is juiit inllling me. My husband 1| n‘ w t Pcu-rst u-edcllng I Sprli1z.fln\\'(~ring brill); Such n5 ti... ml; l“ m: gnlpfi Mm“, Keeping a diary is a dangerous and pemwous mum“ m“ can ‘and 1 everything’ that is good and kind and tender to me, and my marriage i -~ -' i _»,. inn i»; rcnily ' “mp5; nafflgqlg m“; maslnlh, M“, brgfnllop 59mm? out the l to much trouble. as we have all seen in some fecpnf, com-l, cases Even l would be heaven for me if I could justput the thought from me that he '1 i" r Feed in onril- spring \\‘lll"il foliage plant. Feed acorn when buds ap_ Hmong people who lead less lurid lives than cinema stars it is a bad habit “"9” 1°"'~’d m5 m“ wue- M‘! JBUiFU-W is ruining our happiness. What »\'i‘n ul'i~tlmo mm:- appears, at. rate of one heaping penr. E m Which 15 i5 “W159 t0 ifldlllle- m“ I ‘w? M‘ G‘ ~~~ _~-»——»—~ V .-~ — -. . .___ TI __€__ a There are many reasons for this. One is that it records many things l Answer. . "hat ha“ be“ b“ ‘°"‘°"°“' An°"h" ‘s m” l“ *5 * mmpmm“ '0 "5 i” 51°F Th.‘ best. thing you can do is to consult. a good psychiatrist. Porno,“

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HERIS HOW‘ TO 13E EGG YOLKS FOR A NUT CAKE

immediately to make a toasted nut

filling for the cake. Here recipe: - TOASTED NUT FILLING. 3-4 rup brovrn sitgriz"

1-2 tablespoon ivntcr

3-4 cup nut meats, wasted and

coarsely chopped

1-3 (‘lip butter

3 egg yolks, slightly beaten

_ Combine llutier. sugar and \Vili(‘l’ ‘ iii the upper pnrt of rt double boiler. and ivhcn the sugnr is dissolved mid the ("lg yolks. Cook the mixture . mull it tfiliekens sltclltlv. Add the ‘s. Cool rind siprcad be-

tubfeslwooils vinccnr, 1 cup hot

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meat. Lay the {at bacon strips

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SFOTFII PATTIES

Ono laoulici iunlb shoulder. 1 cup !‘."i\\' carrots, ground, 1 egg. 1 tea- spoon sail, 1-4 teaspoon pepper. 1 r-lllfiil f\ll‘0ll. chopped. llctlmtl: You (‘lln use lamb shoul- der for this or any inexpensive cut of lamb. 'I‘riin .'l\\'fl_\' the fiit and put tile ll‘."fil through the food clloilper. Grind the carrots also. Mix tile meat nllrl the gnnois and ntlrl the (":2 beaten slightly. Add

cook slowly for about 15 mlnuets luncer. Rr-nloro from the pun and llfiii 3 tablespoons flour to the fat in tlir rfclled Brown well and add water to molten. smooth gravy.

pen and a full bottle of ink. we can't resist dipping deeply, as Sentimental Tommy did in Hume's story, and lmputing to ourselves motives that we really did not have, descltbixig heart-throbs that we never experienced, growing emotional over mcn and women that/we barely, lilggd and dpplcl-

that will blow any home to pieces. I earnestly recommend any young couple who have been guilty o1 the folly of keeping a. diary to bui-n it be- ifore they are married. Otherwise they will never hear theiast of that PAGE: is: Y0“ were so crazy about or that handsome young man you met 1 O .

A lot of men and women think that before they are married they should tell euch other everything they have ever dome. This is a great mistake. It does no good for a girl to tell the man she is going to marry how much she used to be in love with another man. It only fills him with suspicion mid lviioiisy- It does n9 good for a man to tell the girl he is cilgagcd to about. his past ind scrotlons. 1t only gives her a, knowledge with trhich to torment herself.

Unlesfi the"! 15 mmlii-ilinfl in the past of a man or woman that could reach out after their marriage and injure the wives and husbands more

Dear Dorothy Dix-J married a divorced man with a child. He mid me all about his first wife and child before we were married and he never speaks n. bout them now for he hates to think about the past. Says it. is a. closed book and that he carealor me much more than he ever did for

0f course, there is no use in telling a jealous woman to use some Qin- mon sense in dealing with a problem, because if she hurl nny common sense iii dealing with a problem, because if she had any common sense she wouldn't be JEHiOUS in such a case as yours. 1f your-husband was still pin- to get him away from you, you

bcirtiz worn to." q t ~ . " __ . p313 , A . hen . to 300 decrees F. and continue . _ ' i" “l“~‘~‘,_ ‘u pnol and “u “G uniting about 2 l-2 hours ionizer. m3 m" hear“ “s “m3 mm by gnmd pmmm m“ we “w” m" lug for his first wife. 0f if she was tryifltl ""‘"1"‘“‘ , . i» ~ ~ -_ -‘.» ._ - . i, This‘. frequently will tl e li l ‘d might have some misuse for being green-eyed, but. for both of them tho pref‘ .0115 joiicry is s; g~ , _. Ito‘ gist‘, When egg whites have been uscd lhali, in m" mm‘ gllhgr ha“): A diary that merely sets down the actual occurrences of a day is a Qpigcde i., closed. Whatever affection they once had for crirli other in miittiod oro {is g: .:".1i\\'5 m» dirt, f“ wk“ the ymks m“ b” “Nd pom, this, tqgtgg win- much like lglgable Tefemnce b°°ki but’ o,“ that 8°95 mm 59151533117555 and DQ117017” deiul and of all people in the WOrld they have ihc least attraction for each e not only ii record 0f ones acts. but also o! ones feelings is dynamite on,“ ~

sense you would imoir that by alwlyl nagging your husband about his first wile, by fii\\fl_\‘S helm-i Sflsiflciolls 01 him you a re taking the quickest and surese way to lose liini and tum hi! thoughts n. second time toward divorce. For whatever friults l1 s first wife had they were not. so hard to live \v'lth.as'is a Jealous wile. I U "

loves her? SCHOOL GIRL.

And if you had any common

Dear Miss Dix-How can s. girl tell when a boy Answer: ' v ‘ _ There is no sure rule. You have to take the boy s word for it mid nine times out of ten you can't depend on that. It may be lust his line tohtell every girl hc meets that she 1B the one he has been looking 101. and ‘l 9" has she been all this time?

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action speak louder than viords. the best test 0f l

wrutcd i 4 ""‘"°“ "“-'"‘" M ii" m“ fflléflllv llfflm‘ W‘ °h°im°d ‘mm is] iiodroasgrll irhy Piggy should "confess" episodes and adventures that are on the ground that h u m‘ h the he m .. , . . . , . ‘ V“ . “ “e ‘m ‘me “'1 - . ' '. h th le is always Jo nny-oli- ic-s .W 0 l‘ ironsl \'Il.\L. uutnix slice, Simrr- lulu eutlcls. (lip in beaten ‘ghfklvn; as; lvheme, m, ma“ yo“ Wm, mum o.» not, Tn; i-‘lre llfiilii(i.\ rent from . __. 1 ma- m: lllfi erutzlicr crumbs and fry in Every bridegroom and bride should bum their diaries end love letters boyg who want girls to carouae with them 591d‘)!!! have 591W“ inumtmu‘ sprxin $71111‘, 1 tnbiespoon suit, 1 n small amount of hot shortening on their wcdd ng eve and take a solemn vow never to mention again their DOROTHY DIX. tablespoon mustard, 1 tablespoon . until irell browned. Cover and previous conquests. n c 0 0 c o '

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TAKING LA FEMI MNIE VIEW OF THE OORONANON

‘Miss Pat-rim Morrison-Bell. said to be the prettiest debiltante of the coronation season.

Mayfair Needle-Art m,“

- 811 NO. 36b ed l 31g lllllrllgzzln land romance of an old spinning wheel have been work- donble croc-het ‘l; 2W medallion cloth. Never have simple chain and mmemn (‘c415 <1 gs fashioned a more elaborate, more dignified, mo“ the beamfi m- 5‘: fl lviieyili be amazed at. uic simplicity of the work and and ioirieh w miiiie 1:; cuimiifd silt “Sedalilgfi: “iii wmmd “p““" _ cmtggr banquet “m. y u p 0 oiig or square-to!

e pat em incl lde qp-un g abbreflnuons‘ i s easy d rstnnd working instructions without

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“mfg; Complete patterns and imtructions for nil of these design; “We in stamps or win ‘win preferred) to The Charlottetofl Guardian Needlework Department.

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Print your name and address plainly.

Colorful hostess at the corona- _ u ' tion cermonios. Mm. Roma Ran. The court of King George v1 mils (‘manning representatives were those two American women at the Riililemwfli 1" h" "Jim"! WNW!‘ Symbolic of the nnep of the zzg“ C“"'°"M°" Gnu!" wife of tile deputy high com- given this view of Miss Lydia Puller, coronation of King George. VI and Queen Elizabeth. Photographed a8 lion liners’. Mr! Homer Ciimminiiii. British empire is this picture show- "fir! Dent (Mullins;- or Alvin T, they left Buckinghiim palace after formal preset-motion to their ma- wit! of the nttomey-Eeneffll 0f ing Mn. Ba Maw. W158 01 D1‘- thé Unm“ smli- i5 BhW" he" Bu. Maw. chief minister of Burma. DESIGN No- 35i-

missione. of’ India. i4 shown above 22-_vcnr-olri

a; she prasided at a reception for Fuller, former governor of Mnss- Jesties. are Mrs. Vernon Flo-film‘. left. niece of Norman Davis, American 150 officers of the Indian corona- nchiisctts, and Mrs. Fuller. when “ambasaiidor-at-largc." and Mrs. George Temple Bowdnin o: New york ns she left Buckingham palace in native dfggg‘ u m; appggfgd in Mme _ _ __ _ __ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ it thc first during the cowiiiitioii ceremonies. mndon for the coronation ccre- “ " " "‘ " - -"

City. They were among the 12 American women presented court of the coronation season. ‘they were presonled to their majorities iiy Mrs. Robert Blnghnm. wife of the U. s. ambassador to Great Britain. The court was one cf the moat brilliant ever-held.

monies. Dr. Ba Maw and his wife flew to the coronation from their llbllvild homeland in the In East.

Mrs. Cummings broke precedent m,” _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ __ _ wifen the appeared at the coronu- ‘ “m” "° " " “ " "' " "' "" '

HOD 00W} in I IGWH 0i Nd.

Miss Fuiiier made her bow at the first coronation court in Ilmdtlil- Mrs. Robert Biiiizhnm, wife of the U. B. ambassador, presented her.

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_'.ion contingent at the Overseas League House, St. James. The 1n. ‘lillfl rrpresentativeu stunned in native costume.

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