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_. SEPIEMBER 23,1931

Woman's Realm

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Etiquette

By Robes-ta he

Q lS l. considered proper for a young; ivoman to exchange photo- graphs with a young man?

A. No. Only a relative or a lover should br: the recipient of a young wcinans likeness.

Q. What four courses are suffic- ient ior an informal dinner?-

A. Soup, meat with two veget- ables. salad, a surest, and after-din- ner coiIce.

Q. Are the words "male" and "female", to designate “man" and “womanfl still in use in conversa- ticn!

A. No.

Equipment from the United States will be used in a modern hospital to be erected near Mukden, China.

Czechoslovakias largest shoe manu- facturing concern will establish a flying school for its salesmen.

By Annabelle Worthington

At just this time of the year, one begins to weary of summer clothes, and longs for a new dress of darker hue.

And here's a beauty with a certain definite smartness of Fall, yet with gaiety enough for late Summer.

It is yankee-blue sheer woolen.

It has a trim tailoredness all its own. The double-breasted reve: vest and cuffs are eggshell fsille crepe silk.

It's delightfully young.

Black crepe satin with pinkish- beige crepe satin is mother splendid choice.

Crepe marocain, flat crepe silk and canton-faille crepe are also ap- propriste.

Style No. 570 is designed in sizes l4, 16, 18, 20 years, 36 and 38 inches bust.

Size i6 requires 3% yards 39-inch. with 9t yard 39-inch contrasting.

Besuretonilinthesirasoz ths pattern. Send stamps or com (ooip preferred.)

Price of pattern i6 cents.

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Air freight of Netherlands lines is reported to be keeping up to the record figures of last year.

A gold ring lost in a garden at shilford. England. 15 years ago has just been found.

NEIGHBORS TALK

"I am employed in a theatre and it is a problem to make ends meet, as I_ help support my mother and sisters. I like to dross well but haven't very much to spend on clothes. To give the appearance of variet to my s ender wardrobe _I change t e color of a dress or stocking as soon as the things become fade . I always use Diamond Dyes for the work-using them as dyes for dresses and as tints for stockings. I have always gotten such perfect results that our neigh- bors talk about the great number of new things I have. i " "I learned about Diamond D es from our wardrobe mistress. he says she has tried all the dyes on the market but none do such splended work and are so easy to use as Dia- mond Dyes. I understand they are

the world's most popular dyer-and

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By MARY thought things over when neither lately.

Then the umbrella said.

society. I believe.”

Miss Umbrella. “I‘m going all the time these

skirt and being my old umbrella

After tall‘

‘For about ten years," writa Edwin

employee had been relieved of sciatica by

Paris Styles

(United Press Staff Correspondent) PARIS, September 26.-—(U. PJ-An, umbrella and a cane

wondered why it was that they had been going out so seldom Neither was too old to keep late hours without showing the ill effects, and they were as attractive as any of their breed. “Maybe it's our heads. need a new nob to attract attention."

The cane turned breathlessly to his sister and said, "I! you _ could get the folds of your silk skirt in a woden coat that would make you no larger than I am. and if I could change my head for a golf club head or mashie, or driver-we both could get into high

A few weeks later they met, and while resting comfortably against velvet chairs compared notes.

“How do you like your new life?" said Mrs. Cane, the former

who had assumed the hyphenated name of Cane-Club... "I go out in rain, or shine, and I‘m used to practice new golf shots when- evcn I'm not being leaned against,

"And I." returned his sister, "am now in the service of a dow- ager, who takes me everywhere. She will never be without ms be- cause I wait on her in wet weather by slipping out of my'tight

rheumatism is bad by getting back into my wooden coat."

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two boxes of Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills tonic) he felt h was better.

The increased supply of orygl facts Collins, R. R. No. i, New Lowell, Ont... just as you would expect-it klndks all “I was tortured with sciatica. I was be- the vital ioroes in the body the ginairg to five up hope of ever being appetite, imports a facing of well-being, well. when I saw where a Grand Trunk and induces infill shop.

New that you know the benefit of

they deserve to be. L.P., Montreal.

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taking one box I thought I was why not lb ab; yflg (h1g7 1g a little better, and after taking H” MI IIOQII you have sdafica, rheumatkm, two boxislkncwlwashetter, “m. lumbqoorneufllhglveihue

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Women Speak a Language of Their Own That No Man Understands-Dorothy Dix Translates a Few Current

. Feminine Expressions

whose women speak s. language peculiar to themselves and that the men ‘ do not understand. Huh. That's nothing. women everywhere speak a language of their own, and if Mrs. Noah Webster ' had got out a feminine dictionary it would run something like this:

Angel Child-Ono's own baby. Brat-Your child.

ball that breaks a window. Initiative-When my child scratches a picture on your best mahogany with a pin. Economy-Doing without something you want and need _in order to buy something that you do not want or need.

Bargain-Anything, no matter how useless, that is marked down from $2 to $1.98.

Nerves-An alibi for high temper and lack of self-control. Invalldlsm-A blanket excuse th at covers peevlsimess,.laziness and slovenliness, and that enables one to do those things which one wishes to do and to leave undone those things that one does not want to do. surgical Operation-Topic for monologue that goes big with one's self. Good Wife-"-A woman who worries continually over her husband and children and nags them about what they eat andwear and where they are going and what they are going to do alter they get there. Good Husband-A man who takes his wife out to places oi.’ amuse- ment and tells her that she grows younger and more beautifulfivefi’ year.

Good Child-One who has no will of its own whatever and lets mother pick out its wife or husband for it and run its home after it ll married. ' -

Good In-law—’A mythical creature like the Phoenix or the Dodo. Mother-in-law-A hereditary foe.

Husband's Friend-A bride's danger. One to whom you serve cold shoulder and. pickled tongue.

. Intimate Friend-One to whom you tell secrets that you repent of telling and who broadcasts your family scandals.

Nice Woman—One who is homely and dull and doeilft lfllow 110W W dress. but who gives good parties. _/‘

Nice Girl-A term of opprobrium only applied to girls who lack good looks, pep and sex appeal. The sort of a girl a mother wants hcr son to marry if she has plenty of money.

Bachelor-fit male mdividual possessing superhuman cleverness and adroltness. A man who arouses the matchmaking instinct of every woman who sees him.

Adventuress-The girl one's son falls in love with.

Designing Hussey—Any young and good-looking woman who works for one‘s husband.

Aflinity—Any man who fiatters you after you are 40.

Middle Age-Always ten years more than the age you are. Complexlon-Circumventing nature and refusing to be the kind of a woman God made you.

Beauty Shop-Heaven's best gift to woman. A miracle shrine. Reform-Stopping other people from doing the things you do not like to do yourself. . A Comfortable Income-About twice as much lncbme as you ever _ have. l Perfect Figure-Living skeleton. Automobile-The stat! of life.

Not Only in Darkest Africa But Everywhere‘

Travelers tell us that somewhere in darkest Africa there ls a tribe l

Malicious Mischief-when your boy throws a '

VICKS

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ii envelope gelatine.

$5 cup cold water.

h cup boiling fruit Juice (from peaches.)

2 tablespoonfuls lemon juice.

Pinch of salt.

1 cup canned peaches.

White oi 3 eggs.

Soak gelntine in cold water ‘A an hour. then dissolve in» boiling fruit juice from the canned fruit; add lemon Juice and salt; cool slightly and add peaches; stir all the time while stigening until it begins to get thick, then add beaten whites of eggs and beat till light and begin- ning to stiffen, keeping bowl in ice water. Pour into wet mould.

You can use berries oi any fruit desired instead oi peacris.

PLACING PIANOS

Grand pianos should be placed with the straight side parallel to one wall of the room or with the keyboard turned out in the room so that an_ equilateral triangle is formed across one corner.

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Husband-A bill-payer and a sparring partner. A convenience to have around the house the first of the month. Marriage-Something that you will never be happy until you try and then are not crazy about after you do try it. The lemon pie of your life that looks sweet and goeey, but is so sour it sets your teeth on edge. Dlvorcedumping out of the frying pan into the fire. Giving up a good home and a good support and a. phllandering husband for no hus- band and the necessity of supportin g yourself. i Tears-The water way to whatever you want. '

DOROTHY DIX.

Style Chats ' " .

WITH ALMA ARCHER

Now that America's sweethearts have kicked the Empress

Eugenie hats of! their bat-roosts and are refusing to spend any more of daddy's sugar for the silly things, bright-eyed persons are wondering just what will constitute a hat in the future. “ Hattie Carnegie, one of New Ycrks most famous couturiers. suggests the little bell-boy-usher hat in the Louise Bourbon man- ner, (or those young things who care for their honnets teed high. and modified soft brlms for those who want to get their man. These flattering brlmmed styles have soft, shirred, shallow crowns and the brim is dipped over the eye Just enough to make lt dillicult catching the long fly when playing left field.

‘horas I felt I had gotten rid ofsaaflmlamnowaman Comultyomnelghborslfyou near my 77th birthday, and wish. More this likely some Iuanevcr bothered with scislim now." olthemwllbavehombmfitodbyDr.

The iron and other elnneuts in Dr. William’ Pink Pills. But don't, we beg Williams‘ Pink Pills (tonic) increase the of you, foryour own sake, put the int- amount of haemoglobin or oxygen- ier ofli Be sure to say “Dr. Wilkins” rarrying agent in the blood. This has so tbll your dfllllilt will know exactly

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Such utter comfort and toot- ’ ease os you have never betore enioyod ore yours From the moment you wear these smart shoes. They correct minor loot oilmen‘ and give on oppeor- once ol slirnness and groa to the leek.

V/o can lit any loot. Note the range of widths and urea Then comein and try on e pair . .even if it is not your intention to purchase immediately.

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Social ‘and Personal s’ Fr-l Fashions -:- Litlfflotur?

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NATURE HELPED T0 DEMO?" THIS PIN FROM CHILD'S THROAT

LA SALLE. Iii, Sent, 2e — Na ture played an important par‘. i ‘ the removal of a portion of a sate- ty pin from. the throat of Mergers: Olin, i5 years of age, and an in- rrtate of a local orphfllllllfl. ftflflllli‘ when physicians broke the pin in attempting w. remove it with the forceps. I

The child swallowed the open pin more than a year ago but suffered

_ no ill effects for a period of six or

more months, at which time a hea- vy mucus was raised indicating an internal congestion. X-ray pic-l tures revealed the pin in the right

lung, its point in a direct line withl the heart. ' The heavier portion of the pin was removed. in an peration but the movement of the forceps at this stage of the operation broke the pin, leaving the pointed part in the lung. Another operation brought the remalnde of the pin to the girl's throat but the rusted condition of the metal caused it to break again. A coughing spell re- jected lt before a third operation could be performed.

WILL THERE BE REVOLUTION- IZED BUSINESS WORLD‘! A Steady Increase Is I-‘orecasted Until Another Peak Is Reached (United Press) ST. LOUIS. Sept., 2s -- From out of the present business depress- ion will emerge a. revolutionized business world, ‘capable of with- standing a similar situation for many years, Professor Isaac Llppln- cott, author and Washington Uni- versity economist, believes. Professor Lippincott believes that unemployment played only a minor part in the prwent depression and foresees business increasing stead- ily from now on until another peak is reached- Small retailers will revolutionize‘ their businesses. unemployment al- so will be greatly diminished and new millionaires will result from the period from which business has been suffering, he declares. “The depression has been due to many things, one being the compe- tition that has changed the method of marketing merchandise. ‘The in- flux of chain stores has resulted in individual store owners forming co- operative associations to reduce waste." Professor Lipplnoott bases hi: belief that the present depression is at an end on commodity prices. "Commodity prices are now so low

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that profit goes to very few and the limit of any price contraction is the cost of production on an eco- nomic basis with a small margin of profit."

Opportunities for investments are now the best in years, the ew- ncmist says- "mveetors can double thei money in three or four years," he declared.

Repeal of the Prohibition Law would only benefit business by per- mitting tlis Government to lower the taxes. Professor Lippincott said. A taxation of $12.00 a barrel on beer would permit a one third reduction in Federal taxes.

Whistling has become a lost art in Dublin, Irish Free State, say leaders of a campaign to receive puckered- llp music there.

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that she doesn't realize just how that greasy spot hurts bor Qppeargngg?" You've seen if many times-thief soiled, unsiglifiy dross-beck, mic the body oils, powder. duet and perspiration com- bine to ruin the wearer's appearance, Frequent cleaning is s wise investment.

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VANCOUVER. B. 0., Sept. 26:- (By the Canadian Pressl-Brltlsh Columbia breeders of high grade cattle are beginnnlg to mo I rich reward in the markets of the Far East.

Within the past month one order. for fifty head of registered Ayrshire Cows was received by the British.‘ Columbia Ayrshire Breeders’ Assoc- , iation for shipment to awakens- whlls a standing order was placed‘ some months ago with the Holstein Association for ten cows per month‘

to China.

Pedigrees and milk records so companled the shipment of Ayn shires made up of cows from tun and a half years to six years at time of freshening- '

British Columbia breeders point out that this province is fast ss- curing a footing in a market m. merly supplied by Great Britain or Holland.

The comparatively short ocsal voyage across the Pacific, mpared with the long, hazardous joumq via the Suez Canal and Red See works to the advantage of British Columbia.

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