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DU} tOZUlY DIX.

Lites Beginners Taitght t0 Face

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Q. How can I prevent the bitt- tottltolcs of u sweater front stretch- ing out oi ‘sllfllit? ivhcit laundering

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boating tnannrrs d minim“

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in n London son] achool- but the next music they bursting of air-bombs. And they knew It. Bu they an all‘ rnlil preclullvns warden, tell them that their lessor

part of Great Britain‘! taco to m i J-wnln-utjnnm-

The pattern can readily be found and the piece of matching mater- ial is convenient if it is needed for

Window shades can be kept in I1‘ . long time if they are taken fioni the brackets about once a month, on both

Washing the pantry" shelves with a hot solution of alum ivater ii"ili drive away" all roaches and insects.

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THE (Il-IARLOTTETOWN

Give me but eyes

To know the joy that lies I11 common things:

A pale moths velvet: wings, A fern-frtngeti pool,

Green tnosses dripping cool, The voice of rain,

The clouds itt silver train, Friendship of tree,

A ntentioii" loud with bees. To glimpse each great surprise, Give me but. eyes!

PAINT ROLEER IS NOVELTY

Newly lnlrotiuccd itt this country is a paint roller which carries the printing, or more properly the painting. design over a ground color, Matty interesting and varied wall effects are possible with these paint rollers which ltave been sitc- Cflssltllly used for the last 15 years in Eiuopc.

The paint roller works on the principle of t1 roller printing press ’I‘l1crc is a roller tnude out of sponge rubber to absorb the paint and tinothcr soft rubber roller with the cicsigtr Both are placed in an atltttstable handle.

When operated, the design roller picks up the paint frotn the sponge roller and prints it on the wall which has been painted in the selected color. One particularly effective tvtill treatment that was obtained with the paint; roller con- sisieti oi coating the wall with deep ntarcon paint, then applying a for- milized floral pattern in white with

the roller. TEASPOON USED TEXTUR- S

ING WA

A novel method of texturlng painted walls entploys plastic paint. a dry brush and a tea- spoon. when the walls are proper- ly prepared apply the plastic paint with a fairly large brush. A dry brush is then dragged down the walls from the ceiling to floor and 011 this background the teaspoon texture is ntade.

The bowl of the spoon is used: Press it into the surface of the paint. and bring the pattern down- wards-from ceiling to tfioor-by drauking the apoon with a half- ctrcle twist, llltilit! it from wall be- tween twists. Rcptrat in alternate left. and ri i! turns. 'I‘i1c ltegintting of a twist should start at about itthe centre of the mark preceding

BEST WAY r-o-tiiivnba rat-mt nm-zss rarratrxs

To ensure easy and accurate cut- tlng-oitt, l‘:l}1t‘t‘l1ll|_\' ivht-tt very soft fabrics are being made up. it is advisable to press the pattern over _Wlll1 a vcarm tron when it is laid 1n position on the tnaterlal The heat removes tweztses and makes the pattern and tnaterial cling together, so that tie pinning or tacking is nccc " .

FIX STRAG a . HAIR ENDS

Don't. lot Vsmitmer destroy the sninrtncss fail cotftiuc, You can clintittate utiatttlracttve lhalrcncls by " 1g 1c sin " i given below. tpe sitggestloit

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macie a centre part. make an- other part about an inch to rlKht or left and divide this stflp into inch-square sections. Grac the hairs of the first section be ween your fingers and twist it rope- filf-‘lilbll until all short hairs atl- pcar along this rope-like strand, Then, using a pair of shaft scissors, clip off the very ends of the protruding hairs. Continue parting ‘the hair in sections, twisting and clip lng until you have eliminated al of the offending hair-ends. Be care- iui not to clip off too tnuch of the ends or you'll leave your hair stubby and hard to manage. Remember to clip off the very ends of the hatrs" you hold and twist in your fingers. - Your hair will appear more [lustrous nnd in ntuch better con- tlitlon if you keep split, dis- colored and spongy hair-ends clipped off, brush your hair well every day and shampoo it every week or ten days.

FOR YOUR. BEAUTY BOX

If your really want to ‘go to town. so to speak. and do a real beauti- fying job on your beauty aids and feminine things, get: the set of five satin-covered cases that. are already sacheted for holding undies. stockings, hankies, cleans- ing tissues and gloves. Each case has been especially designed for the purpose.

If you want your lips to ap ear Just: a litlte pouty and petu ent, do this: Apply your rouge ever so carefully to your upper lip, following the exact margin. Then use a slightly darker shade of rouge on your lower lip, drawing the color down Just a fraction of an inch below the very centre of the llp‘s natural margin.

Fill empty pet-fitme bottles with colored water and keep them on a mirror tray on your dressing or perfume table. They will brighten your room and make your perfume supply appear luxurious and more abundant_

REMEMBER THAT HEALTH IS 'FOI‘NDED IN INFANCY

"Everything Qis rhythm" as- serted a impitlm" dance hit a few months ago. Science and phil- osophy agree. Everything ls rhy- thm. The circulation of the blood 1s riiythtntcal. the lteart beats in rhvthnt, we breathe rhythmically.

Rhythmic ntoventettt and rhyth- mic sound enter into the play of the youngest child. Watch a happy tlt1"ee-_vear-old. released from the bondage of clothe., capcring in a simny garden. He-is, in very truth, 1i "born dancer. Hear the word- less tunes he sings -- a "born" musician, tool

In onesense, all human beings are "born: (iaticcrs. They are born with an impulse to express their 19y of life in movement, sometimes wild and exuberant, sometimes grave and pnrtentnus, but always lmianccd. fllwflys formal. But: very few human bcittgs retain the power so to express themselves. Too often

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both body and spirit a e d by the conditions of nltodggmiife.

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IégJ-JAQQEI‘ Miss Aimes receives at least 200 votes for each deshzn before it i oc-

cepted for this column. Send designs,

n Dear Readers: dainty lmlt bed-jackets." Tho make Jacket are straight strl carefully shaped, The 1190 broldcred flowers. rm- good We envy the fortunate ladies

Send 20 cents. coins preferred.

Pattern Order Penn-To for POPULAR DESIGNS.

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It would be dlflflcult to s eaves. back and front of this of knit 1 . t mutants anti-align he If“ e ewe ave: ed thl to. The pattcm includes euygtig-foxlllltrgwminstructlons n? coin‘ boo a medium and large, material t-equlremento or m

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votes. We print Ill the popular count your letters asking for, OISY-tb- l is plain knit and with ribbon and two em- seta on Christmas morning.

and .11 direction-a m matting’.

when ordering Pathrnl and Votltu

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RACING WlTl-l FATE

‘What are you thinkin‘ of doin‘ with your bo Joe?" "Well, I‘ though of "trying w

got him into the police. "rhe police. Why?" "Wall, theyre sure to ave ‘lm one way or another."

no mince-Ficus

A lady stopped at the clock counter. “I want an alarm clock, please,” she said. “One that will rouse the maid without the ivhole family. ‘Sorry, madam," ti-eplied the salesman. “I'm afraid we only stock the ordinary kind, which rouses the itvhoie family without waking the maid]:

by the over-crowding, the poverty, the malnutrition. and unitygicnic ‘unvironmentai conditions which. I‘ pcrating upon the young prejudice his itappiness and his health-a tragedy for health is founded in infancy

An adequate, weil-baitinced dict. long itours of sleep ill night and rest during the tiny stittllgltt, fresh air, sensible cioti s, anti wise hzindlittg generally are tltc child's ue.

q ______ AN OPERA STARS SECRET OF BEAUTY

The beauty secrets of lovcl Vina Bovy, Italian soprano o the Metropolitnti Opera, should be en- couraging news for any woman whose budget is so limited that creams and lotions hace no place on it. Although she can well af- ford ltigh-prlced iarepttratlotts and realy could find time to do com- plicated routines, the slender blond singer uses simple, omciy beauty aids in the simpliest possible man- ner.

For instance, plain olive oil ll her favorite year-around cleanser. And she uses it as a sunburn pre- ventive when she is on the Riviera beaches in the sunimertitne. Oil is her favorite soapless shampoo. After brushing her hair thoroughly. Mme. Bovy rubs about two table- spoons of the oil into her scalp. then rinses it out with quantities of hot water,

packs keep the ores of her skin clean and amal, the skin itself quite smooth. Once a week. after cleansing face and throat with olive oil, she smooths on a paste made from powdered oatmeal and water. then rests until it; is dry. Afterwards, she rinses off the mask with ice water.

Ice water. by the ivay, is one of Mme. Bovy’s ct beauty aids. She uses it lavlsliy —several times p. day. It; stimulates circulation. keeps lter skin firm.

Quite frequently, especially’ dur- ing winter tnonlhs. tiic young so- prano covers hot" lips with a color- less pomatlc before ptlttint! on rc- gular lipstick. This keeps" iicr iliis smooth and soft and makes n nlre base for the lipstick. Also, she often pats n very snzall ninoitnt of hand lotion itndt-t" her cyrs fllltl over her chccklaniit-s after mnkctip. inclitdinz: powder. has been applied. This gives her skin a ll't“~tl, drivy look.

PERSIAN-TRIMMER SFITS ARE GOOD FOR 'l‘()\\".\i WENR

Black with Persian lamb trim- ming for wn sitits favors" slim wool dresses rind rtwu ‘tin- icnglh jackets. Trtelmfls cherry color broadcloth ‘lnrkot. is eilt ho." with a box pleat giving a filii to the back and 1100s ovri" rt hlflPl! dress. Country stilts are from London tic- slgners. In three-titer» ll check toucoat goes over a plain tweed. but dlnnnnal hands of the ctirrk are applied on jacket and skirt. Detail comes by way of tuck seams in front and back. stripes for the tunic top and plain tweed for the skirt is the choice for a slmlttltt front. bloiRc-lwck- suit. “tic dut- ble-breasted movement. xvhlch has been reported so strong among London designers, is offered in fit- ted country coats.

FINAL BON VOYAGE

soonmMvBN. Eng-After 2'1 veitrs‘ service, the 14.000- 3n Royal Mall liner Arlanza docked here from South America for the inst time. later tzoine to the shinbreak- ers at Rosvih. Sootiond. At Buenos Alt-e: 1.750 people held a farrwell cocktail bnrtv aboarrl_

BLACICHEADS

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THOUSANDS more Multlrno

women on new Onjnylng fit. superior-It, of Barbouz-‘o ACADIA Baking Powder u o t-uult of our offer o! o handnorno drinking glul — lblolutoly FREE — with ovary pound put-channel. Have you ucurod your lupply of ACADIA with the {no Drinking Gluing? Do not dolly. bocoun thin effu- Illl continua only whllo the nup- ply of tumblou huh.

Tho tumblers an unusually nttnctlvo ln their Imu-t, n“; Golden Glow tint . . . tholr do- liqn lo unique and graceful. Th0 DOUBLE ACTION principle o! Barbour’; ACADIA ulurol offl- cloncy. rollabllfty and economy impololblc to got in ordinary baking powder-l. You cannot afford to min thin bot-gain . , , both for 25 cunts.

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