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SIIORTER HAIR IS FALL STYLE

Women will be "hair-minded" when they choose their hats for this full. The majority of the most attractive autumn chapeaux never u-ei-e meant to be worn with. a. lOllg bob. Thar is, a. long bc-b which hangs straight down all the wny around.

To lvenr with an off-thc-face liillr-JI-Sllflpfll zit the front-creat- es a coiffure ‘that makes use of long hair which has a trimmer look than the erstwhile pngehoy or “glllmour" bob. The long ends at the back are fastened at the nape or the neck with a clip. Sides are upwards. And there are short, softly-curled bangs at the front. They iill in the V llrie of the hat

With s. beret which covers the back of the head is shown a smart, short. coiffure which follows closely the lines of the heiid and is neat and trim without being mannish.

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Iirclr Is Shorter

Shorter hair is, of course, the order of the day. All coiffure ex- perts report. that their chic young customers, as well as their suavely- groomed, more mature customers, are demanding that. the scissors be used freely. Salons are specializ- ing in smoothly-tapered effects; in hair that is no more than three inches long all over the head; 1n sPecla-l Permanent waves which give shorter locks the bcdy they require.

Upswept coiffures are few and far between. Only those to whcm upswepts are truly becoming seem to continue to cling to them, No. Pofil’ 15 stretching a point, saying ‘I ll gel. useed to it." and trying t0 persuadedicreelf that. the upswept; is flattering when it isn't.

Experts predict that hair will get shorter and shorter, as it has in England ever since women be- Cflme busy with defence work, However, they maintain that, the sir-called mannish bob with shin- Rled back won't appear again _ ever. It always spoiled the nice line across the back of the neck and, of course, did less than noth- ing to soften the jawline.

Wit-h deep - crowned hats with swashbuckling. upturned brims short hair styles with softness at the skies are interesting, with me peaked cloche, worn slightly back on the head, curly bangs and medium-size pomplidour rolls vle for favour with sleek, brushed- back front sections. Unless you are a raving beauty. bangs are probably more suitable than u. vere lines, however sleek.

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A oorgiliwyw Dix Says—"

TOO LITTLE INTELLIGENCE IS USED IN MOST FAMILIES

Studying Causes Of Fric-tionl And Then El- minating Them Would Bring Much More Peace And Happiness T0 All

One of the most curious things in life is h0w little intelligence we use in solving our domestic problems. About other things we use our brains. If we are doctors ' try to diagnose the trouble and find a. remedy for it.

_ t, If we are lawyers, we study a case until we find a. clue to the snarl 1n which our clients have gut. themselves and can show them a way to straighten it out. If we have a shop, we bend rill of our energies toward making ourselves DOD- ular with those with whom we must; deal. But when it comes to dealing with our own families, we act like perfect; morons although our ‘happi- ness, our comfort and even our prosperity de- pends upon getting along smoothly with thcse with whom we are brought in Cl-‘lllv and hourly contact. We don't take the trouble to try to understand them and why they act the way they do. still less do we attempt to find a way to cure them. we don't. even bother to remove from our pathway the stumbling block over which we bark our shins every time we move. We 1115b go on enduring. Grandpa's cantaaikerousncss and Aunt. Lou's peculiarities, ‘and eating the » things we don't like, and listening to the same squabbles, and being sore over it all without doing a thing about; 1t, though the cure is right at our hands if only we hud the sense to use it

The Acme of Stupidity - And if that isn't. the A-l brand of sutpidityjwliat 1s it? As an ex- ample of how little use we make of whatever gray matter bestowed upon us, take such a. small thing as the morning paper which precipitates at least. 200,ul)0.0()0 daily breakfast table fights.

ther grabs at. the sports page; Sister snatches at the society column and little Johnny walls for the funnies, and by the time the paper has been torn into shreds a family that. should be kind and loving and unselfish are ready to commit. ni-uroer upon each other. Yet for the small sum of 5 cents or less spent on providing individual papers this source of domestic discord could be eliminated:

Then there is that potent cause of misery that has ruined the lives of so many men women-living with some one who got on their nerves and rubbed their fur the wrong way and made tnem hate the day they were born. And all because theme was a silly tradition Chili fflmlliPs should always live together, no matter how antagonistic thev were. I101‘

ie disliked each other. -

how mficllilotilaalling to think of how many victims have been sacrificed m this idiotic theory who might have been saved if they had only had giunp- tlon enough to have put on their hats and walked out of the house to some place where they would be freed from family friction.

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eparated and not only does peace descend upon the household, but they develop a deep affection for each other. And this 1s equally true of brothers and sisters whose a-plrmfllbtlvn 0i W611 other nearly always increases in the ratio of the distance they are buried.

d why should husbands and wives hurt. each other and hurt them- selves by continually quarreling when there is an absolutely cei- ventive that. they can use if th-vy will? 1i? l5 "KW-mi “ll-mi Wm‘? l“ some around. the topics that they know they zlisalzrec upon. what's the fighting word to the other and. promised a. fishing worm, they wouldn't. say it. 1t is a pitiful thing to kl of s. little intelligence an married needs is not divorce,’

P longed Engagements r0 Dear Boisotliy Dix-l have been engaged to a ‘ l d ears and there is no reason on earth why we shouldnt get; mane ex- gept that he 1a 1n no burrv about it. I am getting tilPd OI U19 Billlfllliln- It. seems to me that lust. being engaged and having men from my life stimulates my fiance's vanity Blld Still-lined Qgmplefgly that, he has become positively allerglcto marriage. me there is nothing that clears a girl's flfild 01' 600m splirklin diamond and so I advise girls not to make the mistake frighten rig all other eligiblea awav by flashing an 81111312813512": 11M 1m ‘ 1 . l l e . ‘ they have the little gold band that it'll/jag‘ 11mm HAND. ANSWER-A tip b0 the wis

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Gerald was conscious of something heavy on his knee and opened n11 eyes uneasi —he was so tired an: uncontfortab e-and sic-red down a Elizabeth's head. It. had slid from his shoulder while he slept. Her dark hair was like a cloud round her face and dim as the light. was, bel could see the pure curve of her" {gloat and the dark blur of berl

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A sudden, startling sense camp to} him, just because he could see LQYI And it should have been dark. They were in the heart. of Wan Hill wait- ing for death t.c creep out on them-—- and he could see! That. meant. an opening-tho thousandeth chance. He touched her gently.

“Wake up, Elizabeth."

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For Monday. Sept. 22nd

MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) -I..egal and monetary matters, conferences concerning domestic and other business problems, super- vising large groups of people, man-

agin undertakings" that; require muc energy and control of the emotions all ask especial con-

.s1clerat1on and care today.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 iTaurus)-

.Put. a check on your temperament this rather tricky period, partic-

ularly where and when discussions

_and cooperation with co-workers

tare involved. irritability must. not

prev l.

l my 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini)- Note advice to both Aries and Taurus natives, yours is similar t0- diiy, magnetic friend. The more evenly you drive your activities the better 1t. will be for all of them.

-Rebuff cynicism and by good ex- ample offset such trends you meet

I in your circle of friends.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer- Be on your toes to guard against unscrupulous scliemers, especially in financial and henit intereFts. Be an optimist, and inculcate that feel- ing lntc your associates.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 332K120»- A fresh start with n touch of the unusual Ls suggested. introduce your capable and potent talents to satisfy the demands put upon you. lA smartly worked-cut. plan should corral the "bucoi"

AUGUST 23 to S . ER 23

(Virgo) - Romantic affairs are

under some restricting rays ‘wat-

warns against foolish action, Keep

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him, her eves were black than blue ill their intensity. l Suddenly his mind cleared, and he t sliw how limited and selfish his clit- llook had been He had thought of ' his own pride-and now that. did not

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sa within 1 1d m. Elizabeth w» more m hten- “e-Qiiufégwiis-Eli- u... m... than before. The sky loo ed so “And you awn-t g cow”- ,

2g a‘. mm. You far away. I m "Don't; think of anything but the I'd bit you're 0n- I’ll think for 0"- 1>° see how-sick with Ieill‘ I was. I'd l as you're told." His voice ha a new harshness. "That's better-more left to that. knob-and the next. Nowl yourself up. i he "I - can't. reach it. Gerald, Ill. "A, for no; mot-my cu play the fool" He Qymilf. "’."°'§“' now", - re es n er ea mes. £00135 I tell you-at. a s g9 9M” " she went on. She slipped and slithered down a' “Do foot or two. She felt. she dare not what pie say move and shut her eyes tightly. l "gum? he inmmmd ha, "Lock where your going-not _u-m9 m the own. And. you can't; climb with vcur, cr°w¢ mere-s Langley eyes shut." He sounded angry. “New, Lady rprevm; 100mm f0 you're into the chimney you haven t,’ roolm Ito fall ifkypu wanted to. Knee, se%s9€ anebowwor- ewoflureswereco To Elizabeth it was s. nightmare: ‘l. e a d E ' mbeth-dld an

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everything. Further your interests through research and study.

SEFFEMB 24 to OCTOBER, 23 (Libra) -— Do Your darndest lo hit your mark today. Everything is in your favor, including the stars -a golden oppci-Lunity that must not be wasted! Pursue your duties with simple directness.

Some unfavorable vibrations, especially for monetary matters and business issues. Retain an even equllibrim over all ac- tivities. Quickly survey your obliga- tions, arrange your program and complete 1t. without foolish 1n- berruptlon.

NOVEHVIBER 23 to DECEMBER 22 (Sagittarius) - Set the nund. work for long-range financial and investment policies this generally benefic day. Display your vivid personality to advantage. Discuss pertinent ltcms with. those who know what they are talking about.

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) - A cheerful outlook on a, quiet, day is essential to gain- ful advancement. Tackle lifes ups and downs with serene confidence in your abillt not only to take it but also to doe it, out in successful manner.

JANUARY 22 l0 FEBRUARY 2O (Aquarius) - Your vibrations are in line with Caprlcorns’. A keen rest for life and happiness pre- dominant. Don't discourage 1t. Avoid the bizarre and unreal in the performance or your daily routine.

AMomitllSmlla

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Inspector (to new Dollccmanl-l shall have to put you on night duty for a few weeks, Do you think you will be all right?

Policeman-Sure! You see. moth- er said she would come round with me for a night or two till I 8°! used to 1t

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