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Womanfs Realm -.°- Social and Personal -.°- Fashions - -.°- Literature
Every woman knows she con‘t
have too many home ensembles that
will tub and tub. and always come
up smiling. ' '
And today’s model is Just lovely.
The dress ls |u1t`a'6f_e"r0r me
house, garden, perth, mhrketkig, etc.
IISS Jé’SSl8 M0fl8 D6 B011! v has a very becoming slimming neck-
What the Fasliionables are Wearing i
Illustrated Dressmaldllg Lesson Furnished With
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p 3,, ,4,.,..:;:5, yi/:,t,i,r,:',~,,,,¢,.,, Adopted Boy Wants to Konw Who Loves Him
 Will Time Obliterate a Man’s _Mein-
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' A to Her Own Life
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Dorothy Dix Letter Box'
Best: His Real or His Foster Mother? -
ory of His Wife’s Past? - Right
nerr mu mr-when 1 was s bm I was adopted by maple who l
have brought me up, loved me as if I was their own son. bw! ililld W `
me ln every way. They have done everytllilw 1°? D19 fm* *hm m°d°\"
ate means would allow and IU DUDDIDK W “W1
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As be came chief.
orbs took lm-1,, 5,,
arm: - again' 4,,
noticed "B.O. I
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[Hakes her dehclous I line. Then there is the diagonal hip _, , i
beaming that reduces bulk. Inverted “_ _ ig' 4
plaits give' a graceful width and "‘._r».- qi i
r . _ , P. no 4%:
pp e And isnt the one piece apron at-  ..
tractive? And it won't slip oi! the L is
~\/Varna young 
housewife 
asks me what bak-  
ing powder sho i" g§.»»',;.
should use,” says  
]\liss De Both, di- ' 
rector of the fa- 
:nous De Both
‘Home Makers' Cooking Schools,
,“tliis is my advice: Use the best-
one that is pure, uniform and invari-
ably dependable. You can’r use
second-rate baking powder and ex-
;pect iirsr-raps results.
“My experienv ` ce with Magic has
'been partiejrlufly happy, I ind this
5: never varies-tha: ir is consiss-‘
.enrlv reliable. And I know it is pure,
und free from harmful ingredients."
.Statements by other well-known
cookery aurlwrities give whole-
iieirted support to l\1iss De Both's
judgiiienr. . . -
In facr, the majority ol' dietitian: and
cookery teachers throughout Canada
use and recommend Magic exclusively. i
Appleibumpllngl
I quart llour Ili cups milk ,
2 teaspoons Magic Sugar i
Baking Powder Cinnamon
M teaspoon unit Applcl
2 tablespoons hutla'
Slfr into a bowl flour. baking powder
rind salt. Rub in the butter. Add cold
milk to mnliesolt dough. Turn out on
to u floured board and roll into n sheet.
Cui in squares. Peel and core the sp-
ples. l`li-ite an apple on each square of
dough. Fill the core with a :mall piece
of butter. sugar and a little cinnamon.
fold the dough over. taking care that
tlirrc lil: no openings, no the ltelm
inside clumpling cooks the apple while
dough is baking. Brush dumplinge
with a littlo cream. and place in
greased pane. Bakr ln moderate oven
ui 400° F. about 40 minutes. Serve
with crrnm_or lmiil sauce.
mn:/i-A
you rather be in, Pat, an explosion
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FREE COOK BOOK-When you
bake at home, the new Magic Cook Book
. _ . _ I
will give you 'dozens ol' recipes for deli- |
rieus baked foods. Write to Standard i
lirandn Led., Fraser Ave. tr Liberty Sr.,
Toronto. Ont.
And iiicidentalIy,1’it's decidedly  ~
bllmming to the heavier build. lt _  _
l 4 `
0 ishoulders either, for the suspender
unlp lugs Snaps are ...ern besides bang
modlsh
Design No. 910 includes the dress
¢ ` " " ' ` 'mv pand the apron in sizes 16, 1B, 20
Y?-,itll Magic ,years as, aa, io, 42 and 4a inches `
bust. Size 36 requires 3% yards of
° P 35-inch muieriai with iss yards ei
Baklng  35-inch contrasting. 'i
Be sure to fill in the size of the
attem. Send stamps or coin (coin --
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Price of pattern 15 cents.
-unannoun--ni--raaeueureuleer
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me to college. I am very fond of these P60916'
and would not want to hurt them or have thorn
reel that I am unlrov-wiul for all that they have
done for me.
About two years 88° I WU 'D14 1 W” m
-' adopted ebuc, 1 urea my parm” lbw* U11' “'14
they denied it. but afterward I found out it was
true. ruidriottsuthem ormynnd.butIl¢I=°ul
to locate my mother and when I found out where
she was I hitch-hiked 200 miles to see her. Before
I saw her I felt I wanted my own mother relafd'
_ less of what she might be, but after seeing her I loved her and did not
want to leave her, but she made me return to them and said I must be
loyal to them. She said that if they had no objections I could come to
Now this is my trouble: My foster-parents were wild when I told
them what I had done and they forbade me eve: to go near her use-ill. .
and threatened if I did they would have her arrested. They told me she ‘
was is bad woman and woulddrazm e into the gutter with her. but I
wrote to the minister of her church and also to the bank for a. reference
and they both said they had known her for about fifteen years and
spoke in the highest terms of her. My foster-parents called in the
minister, the doctor and the lawyer and each one of these ilne gentle-
City State
Street Address _(_
nucancunu¢uenu¢|»¢¢"¢.¢...¢,,.
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to these people who had brought me up as their very own. But I know
asked his advice and be tens me to go to my mother- He says if I
want to prove which one loves me the most for me to just di~S8VD°B!‘»
drop out of sight, and then see what happens, which one cares the most.
Miss Dlx, I am only 16. will you tell me which is right., the minister,
For The book 1
DIEAT LOAF WITH SPANISH
SAUCE
Put enough round steak through
the chopper to make 2 cups. Place
in 9. bowl, together with 1-3 cup
breadcrumbs, 1 tablespoon minced
suet, 1 tablespoon minced parsley, 1
dessertspoon onion Juice, 1 beaten
egg, 2 tablespoons boiling water, and
salt and white  to season
well. Mix togetilbifplace in is greas-
ed ca_\serb_ie, and pack well. Place a
lid and weight on casserole, and'
cook well ln oven about one hour,
removing the welghtand iid the last
fifteen minutes. ,Serve hot with
roasted potatoes and Spanish sauce
made as follows:
Two tablespoons chopped onion,
2 tablespoons chopped celery. 1
tablespoon minced green Pepper, 2
cups stewed tomatoes, salt, pepper,
over throat ind chill
ow small pieces of-
SA PO RU B  has not taken the slightest interest in your welfare, so there is no reason
r Illlilldan .hu Used Yulr
“ _ ” . , where while you are waiting to ilnd out which of the two women would
Clfelge IS P011'€l'» S break their hearts over your loss.
Favorite Color -l ` ~
my  H»vf,,;;;»;;; ;i.‘;?‘.:;;‘.”;: 1°.: ;:;:;:*;°,.';i’..:m‘v.;:°:.:°:_.;”;f:.;:.::f;;",:
“FEED AT ELBQY ' ir ebudihaii ii has been deceived, and than the miner and rneiber that
l SMA it has been taught to believe its own are only foster-parents. Under such
. circumstances it is inevitable that o chlld's mind should be filled with
PARIS' Feb' 29'_P°“1 POW” romantic and sentimental fancies concerning its mother, that it should
SSW' 1 “TY fm” Pam' “’°°“"ly 1°’ ldolize her, and that it should be possessed of a consuming curiosity con-
¢h9 first Sh°Wl”g ‘Ji his new °°ue°t` cernlng her. '
lon of models. His favorite C0101'S
in Sl'J0l'il C10fh€S are "g"°15e"”“' The child is not old enough noi' worldly wise enough to know when
shade between grey Bud N189-and a mother gives away is child it is nearly always because there is somo-
purplv blue. lwth aah and dark- thing sinnnerul about its berth or because sbs was im remrb eb be win
iew grains cayenne pepper, 2 table-
spoons olive oil. Cook onion, celery'
and pepper in olive. oil for five
minutes. Add 2 dessertspoons flour,
and blend welL Add tomatoes and
seasonings, and cook for fifteen
minutes over hot water, stirring
d in trimniin I
iltcii. Three tablespoons flnely
minced cooked ham or pork may be 1
added, if desired, and butter may
be substituted for the olive oil, if
necessary. Serve hot oven meat
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;';’l‘;ith;n (:;`;';;1 Zvuedrsped H .10b and hell! SUlJP0rt her, ilnd out living conditions were not so pleas- ou. sugar, 6 oz. flour, 95 teaspoon-
Betrayal
Uf Drys Seen
NEW YORK, Feb. 28. - John J.
Raskob in an address tonight, as-
serted he had “direct infoma-
the lawyer, the doctor or the hobo? _ M lm A BOY-
Answer:
tell which one of your two mothers cares the most for you, because that
fact has already been tested out. Your own mother loved you so little
that she gave you away when you were an infant to this other woman
who has cared for you all of your life. For sixteen years your own mother
l to think that she would be unduly perturbed if you did decide to do the
perfectly asinine thing of running a. way and hiding yourself out some-
Yo_ur foster-parents have done a very foolish and s very wrong thing
her for a while Perhaps find yourself unwanted unless you could et
ant, and that there was no chance of college f _ The in uhm bmp; ¢1 lim, salt
°l'" °“° Sh°“1‘1°" °“]y' th” me; are that you would be sled enough to zo begin; the kind imn ai; 31°: few sarlpzolil  peel.
side held by a uemw ‘mp ° woman who have mutberea and r theres .
brilllants, and the decolletaife. _ R yu” so mug' wh” 7°” ha" t° d°' cum
both from and ‘°“°‘<» =i°P°d “'°’“ At any rate you have my profound sympathy it is a terrible prob-
' l basin
the one shoulder across to under lem fm. a poor 'mm w_ye"_old boy tg have to solve. W advice to Wu pg; tl:;itln u;mal'B;s;’;;"~ W .I baking powder, 2 oz or 8 Ol- glace
the other arm. The-re were suv' is to stay with your foster-parents. Remember the debt of gratitude you am Ben th, em in 5 mm.
era; evening dresses of flowered owe them. Get the college education they are willing to give you md cz b ' In “nm th an “gm md What you have to do; Cream the
organdie much beruffled. Com' when you are man-Brown-it won't be long-then u e be fri ds B as ey butter and sugar. Sieve the i'l0lll'.
yo an en
tion," that President Hoover had blnations of lace and chiffon for with your mother as well as with your adopted father and mother. After tmthy’ and add the nom' “kms
signified his willingness to run on me ..6_12»» frocks were prcdom- waiting sixteen years to know your own mother you can walt a little Wwd" and the beaten es” to me
is bum who lives in a shack near us and I told him my troubles and ,
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You don't need to put the hobo’s Bolomonlc Advice into action to ; A ..B_o_» Had he only hem mmeagu"
"Let me go," she erlerl “I
cannotmarryyomlneva'
shouldhavepromioedf'
mmm mama: ended-all beaaaeof '"°f°‘
Only realized how iarpamnr is is so guard wha,
against “B.O.”-barb dur.  m
Ourpom‘ueooosrandygivingo&’odoin- cl __ Ge
causiugwasoe-zquarrduly.Yet1v$ick.ly Wi-:nes
bocomcusedeoanevee-peeeentodairr
. notice it in ourselves-don': realize
maybezimoyingor.h\:n._Forofsllm
odours, clieoocmcsrdislilneclie su
rourbabeln'
Don’trls|¢@'6n|ing
Ahincof“B.0.°’ enilyrnin dinner
with the `1we  mano;-:sunt to
imprcssiniiiiiinoss.Don'zrnnthisri&-eva
Keep pores clean and deadorindby
He also uses a great deal of orange ing to work and support it or she did not want to be hsrnoered with it. -
Wateheomplosions
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this lirvfirir fair?
bathing with Lifebuoy, Its creamy,  ‘
penetrating lather goes deep moo the pores,
panties them of trace of  . ll
odour-leaves youngionamly, nnxfymgly
 Lif_cll>xuoy'a eaza.nt,nw¢r-cluslcmt ' A "BA|-11" 50A,
- r vams cs as. ou nmrcells ou,
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rust. Nearly 811 0! his Sleeves Were In her heart she was far less a real mother than the womaii who volun- ' 'W “ ' '_ 'I' '"'
puffed at the elbow, the rest of the. tarlly took the little helpless creature and gave it the care and attention ~ K "
minutes place the stripe of eitron
peel on the top. 'I'he cake should
be baked in n. moderate oven until
it is well risen and feels firm t0
touch.
- Cherry Cake
You want 2% oz. butter, 3 eggs 3
You want 56-lb. nour 3 eggs, 50|-
ibe sugar me me butter, unc is mm “_ butts” ,é 'mmm
cherries, 5 pinch of nutmeg. - ‘
» 0 ri platform containing a wet plank. imnt and very pretty. Evening 1011802 ` SW” and butt" °"°m°t°17' im” W," mlm- gh, addition gf egeh egg.
ML Rg,sk°b_ chairman of me dresses seem to be vm, pale in And don't forget your adopted mother loves you best. She has pmved is. first a little of one to the mix-_ mn me mum” wen up mm,
Democratic National Committee. wlm- or very dark. ii- DORJOIPHY Dlx, WN- 'hen 5 nm’ °f th’ wha' md bum while mixing and make it
A MornzngSmrle
WHEREABOUTS
made the statement in answer to
ri question put to him when he
l plosion, where are yez?'
No other food you can buy will give you an
much delicious nourlahmlmt for meh little
cost as CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP-the
fsmoiu economy food. l-:very grocer sells lr.
Send lk for "Cnnadfl Prize Recipes"
M practical, home-taxed recipes.
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lthe arrangement of the hair just
is one who has been betrayed mtg mgkm mm,
`now. some overwhelming temptation. I a ke or yielded on” to
The spring hats are very often
made of combinatlorls or lacquered
even kld. Most of the crowns are
round, fitting the head very tight-i
ly, with some ornament rfght on
top of the hat.
Japanese Repulse
Chinese Troops
CHANGCHUN, China. Feba 27.-
fsaturtlayi _ (A. P.) -» Japanese
troops fought and repulsed n flying
column of General Wang Tell-Lin`s
Chinese 25 miles northwest of Tun-
hllh cnrlytpdgy' fyvyvvfry I
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The main thing, however, is the h mmf gm d
straw with felt or tulle or net or T-T us U . u 9 ww”-d the wife
th" B Kifl 15 inherently immoral or weak and unstable or whether she
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Face, Neck, Head Covered With ,
Pimples. Healed by Cuiicura. s
"Mylan, neekandhesdwereeovveredvvlthplinplu thatwere hard
and indsmed. They were always Itchy, causing me to scratch, which
msdetheinvvoree. Thcybotheried moforseverslyesrsmdiiothing
seemed to help the trouble.
"I read an advertisement for Outlcnra Soap and Ointment and lent
for a free sample. After using could see a lllght improvement in l
my skin. I decided to buy so are Soap and Ointment and in a
short time my plmplee were all I was healed." (Signed) Milo
Florence Nelson, Percival, Soak. '
z$e.0innnmeI5mdl0c.1*aleuml§e. loldeverywiiefe. Sunoleeedsfne-
xd.d‘i'eeaCmadlsnD»oti J.T.Wel¢'4qnqlJded.ll¢n\nnl.
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HATS ARE VERY SMALL s ' ' ° ° ' “?°“ ‘mm my "° ‘u mb" "H very light. Ada ine ei-ierrleb (cut
_ Most of the hats are very small De" M155 D|x"Th° gm Wh° .hw Pmmhled W 119001119 ml' Wife
.Mme questioned: "Which would addmsscd the monthly dinner and they are modified wp1es_t°. thought it fair and proper to confess to me that she had a. past. Words
meeting of the New York Young ,_ lame extem_of what one saw are inadequate to express the mental anguish this knowledge hu mused
or a co(llislTgi?:; vs Deimocratle Club. mst summer mme md0_Chma ex_ me, but I love her still and want to marry her. The question is will
“A c is n, was Pa reply. e declared that the drya, who mb” of the Coloma] Exposmon time obliterate all thought of her indiscretion or will it remain like a
"True why?" asked Mike. lmd regarded the President as whether with nr without brlms came" 1” my m°m0l‘y to torture me as long as I live? A, T, 5,
"‘Because in acolllsion," explained 'Jeeir leader, will consider him a, th e almost an Mandarin
irat, "there you arc: but in an ex- l "Judas" and "wlll vote for the t ey ar ` i Answer:
' devil before they vote for Hoover."  ladies in handsome ‘fm There 57° mmy mm WHO mln? lifil who have strayed on the
° ' ora h - _
" noon dress have only tiny skull L itshct had numw pam and Wm mlm" “nd fm” ‘nd “V0 MPWY
80 r. ery often the girl wh has ‘
caps perched on one side of their; gircumspect and faithful of wivez, beeaiiosirehzollhssogeu mt::uft?i° aloof:
‘ heads. This fashion makes the and nothing couldmduce her to descend “Bm into 1;: Harsh gt 0;
work of the colifeur very impor- which she had pulled hers If It is
‘tant and infinite care is given to e may enough 1°' any mm t° wnwhe'
with o, past, and there are not mmy men big and l¢U°'°“° °n°U¥11 QW'
to really forgive. The consensus of opinion among the men who write
to me on the subject, and there are thousands of them, is that the mem-
ory of it is always back in their minds, and that no matter how R006 And
clean and upright a. life their wives lead they never really trust thom-
'rhey always reel that the woman who ima not ure pi-inolplento mud
by her ideals once may yield a second time if sufficient pressure is
brought to bear on her. ' DOROTHY Dlx. ~
O O O O O O - s
Dear Miss Dix-I am 9. womm of 80. unmarried and stay at home
eag1ng¢ormyparents,whilen1yolderbrotherssndai|tersh\vemlrriod
and mode homes for themselves. Now I want to enter e. certain tlald oi
work which would take me out of th e home for A few years, but my
brothers and sisters obiect to this. saying I should stay and take care of
my parents. My parents don't need money. They need attention, and
Itlainkthisshmildeomefromtheothorchildrenuwellssme. Ithink
it is high time for me to be making e. life for myself. What do you say?
MISS MARIE.
Answer: '
\ You have just as much right to your life as your brothers and sisters
have to theirs, sndifot 30you don' t strike out for yourself you are,
sunk. Inefewmoreyeorsitwlllbetoolatefm-youtoentersnyfleld
of work for which you have not prepared yourself, -'
Idonot believe thetitisthe dutyoredeughterbsacrlilbehsr
wbnieiuamntuylnshomsukibgcmbiherpannuluacbeeauieluev
liketohnvehlrIll¢°l1¢lU\l\inal»¢ldofaniir~se,orforhertneookfor
tlieminstesdofaurvmtlntimetlieperentssreboundtodiesndthein
who is so for-torn as the aid male daughter' who nu given her me to
them, wbohslno occupation, no mpngy,m||1yh0 huwbggqm gm.
pendenton the brothers and sisters wnohove made her the family A
cake to rise. When the cake has`
goat, but who have no weloonie for her_,wh_gn she hu to come and live i
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arm being smeeibiy fitted coral and love ibut its own rnotber denied lt. ~ _together- Add wt. and owner 1! up into llille D1°°°"- “W3 W*
wa, much use g. n  Reclpe  liked. Have ready s cake-tin lined;
th vening models the decolletage I think your foster-parents will make another and even greater mis- ` with paper pour lu the mixture.1
W; Eometimes quite high both gn take if they refuse to let you go to see your mother orwrlts to her, be-    my more elim half-filling the tin,‘
gout 3;; 5232;; mf: tslfgexik  ighshetslihililliiiriadlgd lg; ybsaifiisiéifflirtmxilldiioliziidlithl-is Iizillvuliilzlxtemggs A recipe must be followed with _ as y°“ must wwe '°°m 1°' me
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couemge The bodice of 8 dark completely from them and make you forget all that they have dom for °h°°1“t° “°°“"°'°7 if 3'°“ Wmt '°°d been in th, oven fm- gmut mmm
een Au ‘range had the very low you. results. Here are tried ui tested
gr pi re _*__ recipes for some good plain cakes.
bag? $6 “$8 time most attractive The clever thing for them to do would be to let you go and live with Medela Coke
der and nutmes It 91° 145°' mu
them in gently. but do not bell
again. Pour the mixture ill” 5.
small “ned “ke tm, and bake ln l
good oven about three-quarter# °¢
sn hour.
Slllillll ako
You want 8 os. flour. nilwh d
salt, 3 oz. butter, 1'/i oz. DWL 1 “°'
.spoonful baking P°Wde’» 3 °" "hm
sugar, S or. sultanas. 1 088 "4 °
little water.
What you have to do: Rub 'MT
bum- into me flour lisluly- 5°”
me egg up into A separate basin 0'
cup ,ndbda a lime water. AM
ui me other inzredluue fe '°“‘
bugger and flour and ml! Wm* V
and add to it the butter and sus" 4 egg a.nd‘water. Pour the milrnlll:
by degrees w;tb urs ease. beating into it lined bake un and luke
mvderate ,oven for 0110 l‘°‘°"
wh", muy, ranove the dike mm
ibsovnibaa mu»uu1df°'°""
minutes, zbur zurnon t°° ""°
V _ f-island to oool.
' 'Vessel Sinks "
N mu.. nb 28 - “’
 ~br'ib» New your tuhu:
schooner George W. Elzey afteuild
had collided with the Coast G my
Cutter Aeushnet oil' Ul'°“d N
mhmup in Nantucket 301816 wa
reponse wary by CW*
uArtere11°\‘0Th°m'f'
ihbldq ' _
erew was taken aboard the Milli'
net.
grind
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