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Q. If there are several men members of the family, other than the husband, may a formal invita- tion to an evening affair be ad- dressed to include all of them?

A. No. All male members of the family. other than the ‘usband, should receive a separate invitation.

Q. When a woman is traveling

alone and registering at a hotel. should she use the preﬁx Mrs. Miss?

A. Yes, always.

Q. Whsajnne “lvnnnaiss” meant

A. "Served with bits of onions."

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By Annebelle

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' Style No. 2862 is a. sophisticated frock with circular ilareior the sophisticated little miss oi 6, 8, 10 and l2 years, who follows very close- ly the latest mode of Paris.

It is very simple with long-waisted bodice with kimona sleeves trimmed with turn-back cuffs. The neckline ls comfortable and smart roiled into savers. The two-Piece oiseuias shirt is attached to long-waisted bodice in scalloped outline. The tie slipped through bound openings at front of bodice is a cute idea. The mono- gram motif adds sportive-air. es- pecially as sketched in white cotton

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table mpound and l have to feel better so l k to m; m,“ “m” M i taken. seven bottles. It has ing the whole peri . We have m ‘M 4,2: F. mwmghcqm w made me ltronger and put a eaithy baby boy and weare "ma, h. m m m“ m‘ m‘, rnorecolor ineo my face. l get so roud of him and praise ‘m,’ m“ m‘ u” n o“ h‘ nicely new with m L fall. Pinkham’: Vegetable "on m m" wmtm" worlnand with my four eh Com und for the help it gave m” dren. l would like to answer me. feel well and strong":- . - ."-n. .Malin. ' Mn. Frank . . T "2 Lydia It. Pmklmm s "" ""

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It is very pretty made of checked gingham in sky-blue and white with white pique collar and cuﬂs which can also be used for tie.

Shantung in peach shade, p linen, yellow chambray, and green and white polka-dotted cotton broad- cloth are chic.

Pattern price 15 cents. Emb. Trans. No. 70d (blue or yellow) cost Be sure to fill in sine of pattern. Address Pattern Department. The New Summer Fash- ion Magazine is 15 cents, but only l0 cents when ordered with e. pat- tern.

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Household Hints

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The Hands

The hands should be washed in warm. not hot, water and then thor- oughly dried ‘befora laying aside the towel. Neglect in drying the hands thoroughly will soon cause them to become rough and red.

Fresh Denies

To keep berries longer ‘and fresher take them from the box and dump into a. dish or plate. where the air an circulate through them.

Shelves

A small shelf is very convenient over the kitchen range for holding salt, pepper and spices.

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Dear Miss Leeds-r am 1a "u; old and s feet tall. How can 1 ‘reduce a waist that measures thirty. rtwo inches? I weigh 110 pounds, iWhat styles should 1 wear to make n" 1°“ "n". and what colors? I ani a blonds with fair skin and "W11 eyvl- My eyes are in good condition but I have dark wrinkles

under them. What is the cause.

MARIE B.

Answer-Your weight is correct for lie and height. Here are two exer- cises for reducing the waistline, which seems large in pmpoftfon g9 W" helshi- First. stand erect with ""1 "11 ﬂllert and arms st sides, trunk inclined a little backward Raise the right elbow outward, let- i-inc the hand slid up the side of the bﬂdy until it rests curled up in the lmPii. and bending the trunk over to the left side. As the right hand is movies upward the rm hand slides 5°"! l0 the left knee. Now reverse the movement so that-the left hand slidu down that side of the body to the knee. Do not let the body bend forward but keep shoulders well back. Repeat twenty times. Second exercise: Stand erect with‘ arms raised straight above head and bands clasped. feet apart. Bend body

down to touch theleft foot. Raise the 50d! quickly. ﬂinging the arms up- ward and outward, inhaling. Hold a 13011191“. then bend to the right. Wheat ten time: to each side. The downward movements are slow, m; IlDWlrd ones are fast.

One-piece frocks in solid colors or vertical stripes will make you look taller. For fullnus. use kick pests rather than ﬂares. Strive for straight lines and have your stockings the same tone as your dress. if not the same color. Wear beige hose with a tan or beige wsturne; gunmetal ones with a black or dark-colored dress. When the stockings are much light- erintonsthanthedresstliedgure seems shorter. Browns, bronze and tans are becoming w your type, also dark and medium blues and greens. ember. mail. orange-yellow. peach. dull rose, orchid, bright red. rust. henna and black. .

One is not always conscious of eye strain. Unless you have been to the ocuiist within the last twelve months. I advise you to have an examination now. Eye wrinkles are sometimes due to loss of sleep or nervous habits of squinting. . LOIS LEEDS

Hair Questions

Dear Miss Leeds-fl) My hair is chestnut brown but I want it to be deep black. How can I do this with- out having it dyed? (2) I have very fine hair. Will it take s. good per- manent waves? I am l7 years old. l feet 5 inches tall. What should I weigh? S. M. A. L.

Answer-fl) You cannot change brown hair to black unless you dye it. (I) If your hair is healthy and elastic and if you go to a skillful operator for the wave, you should be able to get good results. Of course, fairly coarse hair usually takes a wave better than extremely fine hair does. If you go to a conscientious hair-dresser she will tell you whe- ther your hair will take a. wave or not. The average weight for your m and height is m pounds.

LOIS LEEDS.

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lute-Braces would not be ef- fective at your age. since your bones hi" lilliﬁﬂllﬁ. but you can develop the muscles so that the lest will look

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“I Implore You Girls Who Have Just Finished School Not to Consider Your Education Completed Until You Have Mastered Some Gainflll Occupﬂtivli by Whwh You Can Support Yourseives”

where do you go from here, girls? You have just graduatedmginru: the oiogies and isms and a peachy white frock, and now YOU B" 5

. rather bewildered and dazed. not knowink will‘ i° d° "9"" n W“ we"

boys you would be thinking seriously about your reers, and your parents would be trying i0 hell) 5'0“ t into the trade or profession you meant to follow a iiie work. but fathers and moihﬁrs 601W 110th" uch about shaping a girl's future course. The? 1W5‘ st to luck.

I urse, if money is scarce in the family she may have

sports car and the shortest lenﬂih l" 5R3“? 0t ing except dates and clothes and the newest make therlng her pretty little bobbed head about any- vo happily ever afterward. So what's the use 0f ind young man will marry the girl and that she will

Everybody takes i; (or granted than a nice. rich. ice while she is waiting for the Fairy Prince to cime m drudgery, but both she and her inﬁll“ "e link‘ guy minute, so it doesn't seem worth while for hcr i ly for a job that ls purely temporary and that she is I ay.

to work in a store or r along and rucue her

ing for him to arrive. to prepare herself serif likely to throw up an:

.ptimistio forecast of a girl's life is not always liw" events. Sometimes the girl marries and lives ha?‘ metlmcs she doesn't marry at all. or if she does ce. Sometimes marriage selves all oi hermaterlal

it is Just the beginning of ihem. Sometimes the y in his Polls Royce and bears her of! to a palace. s a rotter for him and he draB-‘J he? 4W" 9° the to work and support him and half a dozen children.

Unfortunately. th", tiiied by the subseqll puy every afterward. marry she gets a div diﬂicultiesg Fairy Prince seorches Frequently she mista gutter. and she has to

how the deluded notion ever obtained that marriage troubles and that once she was in the holy estate she s and arrows of outrageous fortune. Nothing could th, yet in spite of its fallacy the idea still prevails

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be farther from the that itis not necessa

marry.

l observation gives the lie to this theory and shows . For not only do many women never merry at all.

Husbands sometimes have no moneymaking ability whatever. irvery deyl trained to n9 trade i selves and perhaps a kee women enduring

profession struggling desperately to support them- invalid husband and little children. Every day we insuiisland abuse of brutal husbands because they y way to make a dollar and they must stick to their

is who have just finished school riot to consider that eted until you have mastered some gainful occupa- support yourselves. Don't think that because your I necessary for you to have a. profession. Money has ionaire leaves his children psupers, but if you have d and brains for which the world is wiling to pay, t cannot be taken from you.

So I implore you your education is con

winll. any m8!!! l- the kind 0f skill of you have something t

cause you are pretty and a. riot with the boys you instead oi earning it. Perhaps m. Midas will pep ust ss likely Mr. Poor Man will. Besides, face the in a new era in which economic conditions often from getting married unless the wife is also a wage- lfe, who is nothing but a parlor ornament. is a lux- iford in these days of the high cost of living and so rly well count on having not only to bake the bread well when she gets married.

Don't think that can marry your livin the question to you. fact that you are llv

the modern girl can". but make the dough

ing able to make your own living is not a bar in it. For it will enable you to marry your man, should poor one, while you are still young and your heart tead of dragging out the weary years of a long en-

Ourieusly enough‘ romance but an aid f you fall in love with thrills with passion,’

our and illusion of love! young dream pales and your romance wears to tatters and the very fire of love burns down to ashes in your hearts.

Nor is this all. The woman who is self-supporting is always a free wo- man. She can never be made into the slave wife if she happens to marry n tyrant, as the dependent woman is, because if her husband does not treat her properly she can always give notice and quit. Nor is there any other such good preparation for marriage as for a woman to have earned her own living.

It has taught her efficiency ind prernptness and self-control. It has taught her the value of money and through what agony it is earned . 1t has taught her sympathy with men and an understanding of the trials and anxieties that they undergo and makes her a more oompanionatc and thrifty wife. For the qualities in a woman that enable her to hold down a good job will enable her to keep her husband.

The curse of women is that. as a. sex, they have no plan of life. They have no settled purpose. As the cld song puts it, “they are on their way, but they don‘t know where they are going." They expect to marry, but they dodt prepare themselves to be wives and mothers. They think vaguely that they would like to follow careers. but they don't settle down to any one. They would like to earn good salaries. but they won't take the trouble to learn how to do anything well enough to become experts.

Be not one cf these foolish virgins. Decide on some definite thing that you want to do in life and m. yourself to do that well. Learn some way of

to fit girls for life as it is boys, because girls will client who came out to dinner with Bob.

do marry come to grief. ' Husbands sicken and die. mplme’ p°"’"°" bwkh“ °“°- It i‘ ‘Husbands desert their wives and children. Hus- simply "m 1mm‘? i" ‘Peed "he" i“

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CZUISXNG SPEED

There is not much doubt that I have driven our car at every mile marker on the speedometer. Likewise, I there is not much doubt that I have. not been very observant in doing 50,. for it was not unlil recently that I, made the important discovery that‘ iizere is a speed at which the car does ‘ _ everything better ihun at any otheri , , speed, Of course, 1 have known about ‘certain’ producing vibrations but thlsi had nothing to do with that know-i ledge. Junior mid myself were out for a ride along a nice shady country road

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We were spinning along between 40 and 45 miles an hour when it dimmed upon me that the car scemer to be performing absolutely without effort. There was not a sign of any noise from the engine and the effect W88 the same as coasting with lhe motor cut off but. zviliiout losing speed. I stepped on llic accelerator harder and the speedometer shot up to 53. The pleasant, effortless functioning of the car seemed to stop. The engine started roaring and it was easy to icll that it was working again, after seeming to have enjoyed itself at the lower speed. I dropped back to 45 again, and everything became serene and silent. ' I could not figure it out, but it W88 all explained to me a few nights

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"They do not specify ‘cruising speed‘ in connection with automobiles because so much driving, to be _le- gal, must be done below this rate of travel.

"However, f1 the motorist could travel at the car's cruising speed, he could save himself considerable on the maintenance of his car. The uii- mate in smoothness is achieved at this point and it is smooth operation that keeps wear at a minimum. In airplane operation, maintenance costs are amazingly reduced when the pilot keeps the plane near its cruising speed. They Io up violently. if the

"You were simply driving at the car's cruising speed,” he began. "Every automotive vehicle-motor car,

moving parts work together with the

"That is one thing about motor vehicle operation that everyone is go- ing to learn when be becomes more acquainted with aviation. You see, in aviation ‘cruising speed‘ is one or the important specification of the air- plane. Unusualiy, it is to be found somewhere in the vicinity of a gu-

cruising speed?" I out in.

"Nil" he replied. “For various can. it may come anywhere between 3i and 50 miles an hour but that l5. miles variation should cover the ma. iOrlty of them.

"The real oPPOFtunity for using {hr automobiles cruising speed occur: right at this season when so much cf motor car use is out on U19 open hikhway. The car owner should find Just where the car perfrinns with the greatest smoothness. It is easy to do, Just by using line's ears. When he has found it,‘ he should make it a point .' to drive at that speed when conditions permit. However, like yourself until

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