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lVhof t.':c Fashionable are Wearing

t Illustrated

ilressmaking Lesson Furnished With Every Pattern

- By Annabelle Worthington

It cuts in one piece! Suspender straps are attached to shoulder, and sash at waistline.

Cotton broadcloth prints, gingham checks, printed lawns and cotton shnntllnq are attractive. suggestions.

Style “No. 3328 is designed ill slnall, medium and large size. and is made with l‘; yards oi 36-inch material‘ with l2 yards of binding in the med- ium size.

You will see one attractive style after another as you turn over the. pages of our new Spring Fashionl Book. l Styles for children or the nus, the, matron, the stout-and a series 0i, dressmaking articles. It is a bookl that will save you money.

Be sure to fill in the size of thcl pattern. Send stamps or coin tcoin tireferred l

Price of book 10 cents.

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What

Lists Men ' - i Ideal Want in D0 g Virtues Wives of Women I

l A Mall’s Idea of a Good Wife is One Who is Still Young and Flapperish at 50, Who is the

Perfect Companionand Who Can Run

From Paris Without Incurring Bills

A woman asks: "What is a man's idea of a good wife?" A man's idea of a good wife is a woman who has discovered the Foun-

tain oi Perpetual Youth.

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l a House and Look Like Daily Hint l l l l I

Al; so she is still a ﬂapper, Just as slim andl lithe as she was when he married her and she stillt has n. peaches-and-cream complexion and hasn't a: gray hair in her head. She can be up all night nurs- I ing a sick baby and then cook breakfast and appearl at the table as fresh and sparkling as a rose with the dew on it

Nothing ever worries her or gets on her nerves. Sickness. Debt. Work. Balky gas ranges. Unexpected company. Meddling relatives Noisy children. Slie laughs them off and is always gay and smiling, a human ray of sunshine in this merry old world. She \ \ is a Miracle Worker. She can cook and wash and and combine the labor of half-u-dozen servants, but she is never tired.

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Mr. M

"KING COLE COFFEE i5 on" nit as good an KING COLE TEA and that in saying a lot."

-:- Social and Personal -:-' Fashions -:- Literature

hot Mrilime trovellin sou cl out

humble origin his artistic ability and clever strokes of the brush soon brought him before the public eye. He was thrown much in the society of theatrical people in Paris and we wonder whether this influenced him when he painted those lovely ladies of his, with their extravagantly [tilted hat brims bearing an extrav- lagance o! trimming at the back. |However the case may be, fashion at the moment looks with desire at these old types of hats and they are produced’ today in modulated lform to combine smartness and chic ,in new ways. - l There is decided inclination to ex- lprcss vivid colorings in millincry. ﬁance in order to honor her col- onial possesslons. Algeria and Morocco, is giving an exposition this . spring in their honor, and in con- sequence it is only natural that the spirit of these peoples should 1n- fluence her styles. Leading French houses are stressing Algerian blue,

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and the irreguIKiTsiIhTulettt-Tnewfbe-

coming

shapes, the beret, poke bonnet types and countless ‘other

yellows and reds in various ways, and these, by the way, have another meaning for the French because of the colors that we connect with the Foreign Legion. ‘These shades are

and charming. Cartwheel

fashion angles

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are offered in the market. Crowns

532s

It is so oi~tur- ely ielninine. c“ _ very ('li‘\'L‘i' when l made it. it looks so rrulity,

uc, and so l“ \‘.'ill ti‘.

Price of pattern 15 cents.

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tilnugili strut-k inc to dye llWill. I jliSl dyed ihrln :l deeper green. anti as I used Dlzuuond Dyes they look gorgeous, and new. l have llcvcr seen ‘er dyes to use than Diamond l), 'l'lley give the must beautiful colors-when used either for tinting or dyeing-and never take the life

out of cloth as other dyes do." Mrs. J.F.'l‘., Montreal

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, course, it is all right." ~ ORION.

t “How perfectly wonderful." frock.

t that sort of drag on a man. l know that a man is no good in a sick room and she says: “Darling, don't stay in this stuffy old house this lovely afternoon. Really, I don't need you. I can do everything I need for myself and I would feel so much better if I knew yoll were ollt inthe sunshine playing goli’. and have dinner. good musical comedy or something funny. you up." ' n

. and t: lines out of the kitchen, or up from scrubbing the bathroom ﬂoor in

l alluring, ladylnve kind of garments that she has conjured up out of the ulr “ “ “ “ ' “ _ _ _ — _ _ _ _ For She alu-nys looks like a daily hint from Paris and is so smart and well-groomed that she makes other women envious and men ' rubber. bllt she never spends any money on clothes.

some way.

And she never runs up bills, which are the shadow on the honeymoon and the cause of war ever nfter in most households. No indeed, the ideal i wile pulls off some part of nlngic that conjures up a beautiful home artistic-

ally furnished, and in which nothing ever wears out or has to be replaced, Also, she merely waves her hand and delicious food , appears upon the table. and all without any of those horrid, disenchanting

renlinders from the butcher and baker and grocer and milkman about ho\v l much it costs to support a family, and that callscs a man to wonder whe- ls worth it and lll2ll{(‘5 him figure out ildw much golf he could play- | and how illilll} new cars he could have and how many poker games he could sit in if he hadn't burdened himself with a wife and kids.

The lll ll wife never ha" any relatiles She was born an orphan and ‘ﬁnd is daring the inquisitive prying ‘ i ‘“’ " _ tjros ri the fashion \\'Ol".d. llitit‘ is no lttﬂtllei‘-lll~lll\\' to come and pay lollg visits nlld put her daugh- T b l_ _ it» ~hb a d tt‘ ll‘l °°‘“ge°r e. up to assritlilg helscf and not glllll, lll o her us an an pu lug e1 U _: h , foot down about his smoking in the house and smelling up the curtainsfﬂdig mm“ cannot dcclde and its Neither are there any younger sisters and brothers who are always camped dlmenslons are gcwcmed largely by in the guest room and who snitch his cigarettes and take the car and use up ‘he time 0f the individual and the all the gasoline and gel. the fenders bumped and ﬂll the house w youngsters, .-

The ideal wife is always ready for anything. When he comes home tired night after a hard day at the office she may be all dolled up ready to step ollt for a good time, but if he doesn't: feel like going she says: “Why, of l I They will just stay at home, and it will be just as aluing to her to watch him snoozing on the couch as it would be to l go to sec a new play. l

Probably the play isn't much, anyway.‘

But if he comes home feeling in the mood to go on a party, she says:

And she is never sick. Heavens, no. She would nevcr think of being

Or, if she is sick, she has sense enough to

And do stop downtown It is so dull eating by yourself, and go afterward to u You need something to cheer

But, of course, when a man is sick it is different, and when he has to lie

l nbed she never leaves his side even for a moment and she holds his hand

, and believes he is going to die every time he has a headache and she runs Fellledlﬂl by DI‘. Hﬂmlliiﬂlfs P1118- T0 l look your best, to feel sprightly, to be full of pep and good spirits, use Dr.

l her feet off putting plasters on him and bathing his fevered brow and cook- l ing up little messes to tempt his appetite.

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Just wait two minutes until she changes her = a Pa"? wit“? mix“: ~' are =8 a i» lizlilstlfell allpcthggful-Irleitulldnzndnbordiﬁedutlhee ellfﬁﬂlSaﬁrlld rill/allied a ﬁilltlllltll lam“ of Gainsborough in this latest ' miles after the baby.

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And she never criticizes him or gets things wrong. must. have relaxation when he works hard, so she just kisses him and says

‘ have a good time when he pllts on his hat and starts out of an evening. ‘ leaving her alone at. home with the children. ' ‘ his coming home all lit up and she doesn't get Jealous because he_ has an

, eye for pretty girls, but she would never think of doing ally sidcstepping l herself.

And. above all, she is his admiring audience. | oracle and wonders why the President doesn't ask his advice. She is always

‘_ begging ium to tell his funny stories over again and to repeat that wise- crack he made at the office.

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his feet.

This is the portrait that the average man draws of an ideal wife and he

t considers that the reason his marriage is afailure is because he somehow led to get her.

Brig help to General Housework

‘YIN. llrm Ami has n whole regiment of uses! Keeps the entire bathroom splck and span-duh nnll tile sparkling-nickel nglcam —lliirrurs glistening! And in the kitchen it elcnns and polishes pots and pans, sinks, enameled stoves, smooth painted wood work null walls, windows, linoleum, etc. Best of all, it sunft rcilden or roughen your hands.

Rely on lion .\ ml-Powrler or Coke.There’o not ascrutch in the lifehistory ofciiher.

POWDER & C AK E

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One

1 cup shortening (half butter and

For T71

She knows a man

She makes a funny story oi

She considers hiln an

And she is so humbly grateful to him for ~ lug to marry her that she never wearies of burning incense at

e Cook

DORDTHY DIX.

_half lard), 2 eggs, ‘l.- teaspoon cin- namon, 3 cups ﬂour, 1 it cups rais- ins, 1 cup ' nut meats, 1 teaspoon soda, dissolved in 3 tablespoons hot water.

Drop by teaspoonfuls on a well- greased pan. These are delicious. and this recipe will make about 50

Sauce: and Gravies ,t°°°k“’"

are made best with Purity] lilour. The high quality of Purity, made from bcstl l

Western hard wheat, gives you sauces and gravies of BIUOBIQIR

ROCK COOKIES and a half cups brown sugar,

velvety richness —- without llllltllpk-lllit will improve any us:

Use Purity Flour for thick- ening stews, and soups too. '

Q. when in boxes at the theater or opera, where does the host gen- erally slt? l

A. Directly behind his wife.

Q. What ls an inexorable rule at formal dinners?

A. Talk to those sitting next to you, and never across the table.

Q. it you get. in someones way, or have seemed to be dlscourteous, what should you do? I wmm, and. no" “m. c‘ A. Be ready with‘ a polite "I'm

_ Build. Imam. ll son-y", or "I beg your pardon." |

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History I Invaded

Great Paintingt Gain l _ Favor.

Now we have hats made of paper That thrive and look well in the rain,

Wind fimvcrs cut many a caper

0n lii1t'l“lS of springtime refrain. Stop! Look! Listen! The spring

lint has jumped out of its hat box

small, the latest

time and place it is to be seen crowning miludys haughty head, l Let its not be surprised, therefore, when the eye rests upon the dinkiest little model ‘which affectionately hrgs the wearer's clustering curls, or on the other hand surprise necd not be aroused when a vision of loveli- iness rises up from among myriads of 'l_vladamc‘s latest chapcaux, with a brim casting its irregular shadows to almost the width of the wearer's

lstyling and marked features in the new hat modes are the flat crowns

Women’s Ailments Caused by Neglect

From girlhood to the declining years of old age, there is no better aid to health for women folks than Dr. Hilnliltolfs Pills. It's because these mild vegetable pills promote regularly, because they keep the sys- , tcm clean, that women ﬁnd them so beneﬁcial. Many of the conditions women find diiliclllt to overcome are

are shallow though. .

One of the newest freaks of fasion in millinary includes the Watteau. Now Whatteau was a Flemish artist, mg on the "'1"- his Christian name being Antoine. ‘Wﬂttellll Types RQﬂQCtlIIg He was born in Valencic

expressed in various tones, the blues ranging from navy to guardsman or fleet blue and on through the scale chart in chromatic sequence sound- way lighter tones and

those with a purplish cast, a sort of "n85 intwiliglit blue.

APRIL 1. 1931

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Jﬁivoid . ' g ‘Serious Disorders’

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o)": Own Tablet: are a dime: y for constipation which, if not attended to, lead: to serious illnes. Ii‘ your child bu a head cold, lever, no appetite or a. coated tongue, he i; probably constipated. Don't delay. He depends upon you. Get a pa

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