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gestive of Empire mode, is molded
almosttotheknees.Itaddsilareto
them through a circular ilounco that
is joined to the skirt in scalloped
outline-
'rhe lltted capelot collar shows
corresponding scalloped treatment.
At either side of the bodice there
is shining that creates s fitted effect
and indicates the normal waistline.
Style No. 3359 comes in sires 12,
i4, 16 18 and 20 years.
Other materials that make up
smartly are chiffon prints, plain
crepe silk. georgette, crepe maro-
cain and sheer rayon crepe.
Pattern prics ft cents. Be sure to]
illl in sine of pattern. Address Pat-1
tem Department. Our Spring Fash-
ion Mkgazine ls 15 cents, but you
may order a pattern and il Fssiiioln
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prevents ironing out of shapo.
trimmed with Iwi. iso! his
parts only.
mmormdered Dollies
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cup cream sauce, three ¢h°PD¢d
hard-boiled eggs. two tsblospoo
chili sauce and the beei. Heat an
servo on slices of buttered toast,
sprinkled with chopped parsley-
Mica in Stoves
The mica in stoves can be 01681105
by wgmng it with vinegar and
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Worthington Dorothy Dlx Gives Her Idea of a Nice Boy. Shall m°§_","}‘”°,,,f‘°,,,,,,,{‘_' _,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,
Wife Give Her Savings to Make up for dwprlro run. ,Mmm
WhaiS_ Husband Spent During' Court- 'rho oroouas nurses; lnorduu ;l:=:___w_\:__
ship? What to do When a Man . iYm,"§,',;,,,'“,,,",’,§,,°",,,,,,, ,,,,,,,_ ,,,,, ,,, _s....u._ oh... our
Won’t Propose .pursue dey will 'bo wo wi \=:»i°_ _
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Answer: .
My idea of a “nice boy" is one who is clean inside
likes clean sports. who enjoys clean amusementl, who
reads clean books, and who prefers clean girls. 'nie
things that are filthy, spiritually and morally, me gg
disgusting to him as it would be to breathe the air of s
sewer or eat out of a garbage can.
He is gay and full of fun and the high spirits of
joy himself he does not have to go on wild parties and
and vllt- He is B boy who thinks clean thoughts. who Wi
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But now they on sleeping-jint little
brown bulb things
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heart io !.»ondon’s dockiand, when
ot her oonling, the whole of a
thearthsllsbovethemasthough`h°m°- _ _ _
-meQ,”mwmts.,tm.daykW,¢i,e fullyservediftheniaidwearsatim
o mended the dedication ol o new `°°"°-l'» “"5 ”‘d~°P'°° °f W" 11°*
umhbym°Buh°p°‘Ch¢1ms|mu trimlrled Wlilh Oorll lace. 80l1'ldI.D‘lG|
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fewdotwluiinanhouroftiletid- f°’m1°“°°“P°`°n”‘-
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get maudlin drunk on bootleg liquor. . usually rather drab ares was given __ _ms “__ ____ _“___
ieeuvsalrbtho uon“° Y =iSi»°"i“B°°-
Masaim meme’ 1°' -25 wan' He likes girls and enjoys taking them out and giving them a good time, of flags and  ‘\‘10l‘i- Sho Will Sliwd S001# N-IM in
_______________ _ but hetsnota ohoapskare who makes every girl he tokesto the moylorpuy passed uuoughrgrrurd of won cub, Morlirrool on tho roium trip-
foi' her ticket by letting him paw her over. land “Brownies” who were drawn up ° ° ° mania °'
before me onuroh, ond behind the M’-if SW N”-‘Wo “DY friend# will ~
no treats every girl or he would like other boys to trout li( sister. no youngsters were hundreds oi sum °° Bhd *D ‘=“°W #ho is °°’“'°1°-’°i“% lxerdu S. mu from ilu
  doesnt take u girl so o plooo ho wouldnt. wont his sister to go, nor ask hor traders who had len their saturday uiooll' I-Nor her operation for sn- ‘
Name to do the things that he would not want his sister to do. - aftemoon stalls to greet Her Maj- P°“‘u°W5 in "M P' E- 1- H°sPw°|~ BEGIILA3, pA||,y gxggusgs
dn’s Realm i-.°-' Social .and Personia'l _ :_ ‘sFa_shions` _-_
Literature
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McDoimid on the unexpected death
oi their talented young do/ughtnr on
Sunday last during their absence from
Luncheon sit home wul be delkllt-
uniform of light green moire and
Mis Edith Rogers left Tuesday mi
libsfeshfoooblo Are W“"""f I Dorf-:dry D-or l-.ouof Box Honnomnso of the Wool' h B   A U T Y ARTS
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Street Address upon them when he deigns to notice them. He doesnt make girls run after and its buildings are maintained They Have Been 
him and make all the dates. He doesn't arregate to himself the right to dlc- ,largely by Malvern College.
-~-~--------~°°'-°°--°°°"'°""""" tate to a girl about whom she shall go with, nor does he monopolize her time ' ° ° And Found Excellent ' and home woman above the age ol
On the contrary, the nice boy feels that it is the man’s place to show
B, RUBY HASKINS ELLIS when he doesn’t want to marry her himself.
Citi’ 5"" ' when he has no intention oi asking her to marry him. Mrs. w. s. stewart was hustler for " W _
.ihe Monday evening bridge club this Wh’ °°“'“‘ ““"'°¥ Pill' Mo So, donoy so put on nonh is very oommoh
/veek.
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WHO   attentions is rl glrr, and so show her that he lr flattered and pleased when'
she nes out with him Also because he knows that while she is young lv' The Thursday aitemoon Bridgi. fb” “°" m'“|'“M° °' * T°Ul° “ld
. . 9 - ‘ - wah
A Wilkinson? girl has to more her matrimonial hay while the sun of hor beauty shim ‘vlub mot at lvns. Blahohurdb horhoi F°'“"Y M°‘“°*'\° *S "ll I-1 I fat- Perhaps one hull or the women
The Ramgmgg  YM" Na|||¢ he i-S fail' °l\0\iEh 110i U0 keel! Uthor mon away who might want to many h . rls week for their game. pr°v°“"v° “nd * h°|P fill' Ill
\ I o o s ' kidney ailments.
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The many friends of Mrs. W, B.
Popular .
ealth without regular daily exercise.
is especially true of the business
.......--.-- ~~-»---~-»»-~- HE d°€5U'i? ¢°l1d¢S¢€¥1d i»0 811']-S. 1101' act as if he was bestowing a favor idents of the district. The church _ A women em “mom enjoy “hunt
h
This
35 to 85 years. At this age the ten-
w
hile at the some time the large body
of muscles become weak and the hips
t and thighs become flabby and
who complain of weakness and mek of
pop are weary for want of'
exercise. These is nothing con
.-- The nloe boy hoo an my address und the approach that makes him 'wel u. Dunbar deeply regret her iiiuessln i Diiiiviilo. P- Q-. Avril ll.-<spoolol; smtutloululy wrong, but uw
um t 5 gh rg ¢ f mg 5 dew ymk M- Dudb" is with -“We have used Dodd's Kidney Pills disuoe oi the muscles has resuj-
_.;_  _. he has s. right to be a boor. I-le c va e e a s an graces o _ , _ _ _ now
_  __ '*'q_. observes all -the hioouos oi some etiquette. He is careful how he ails an .rer. -Wersi “moo with sood results." fed in their becoming wuolr and nab
 __ _gi stands. He practices all the little graceful gestures that mark the gentleman ' o s a These are the words of _Mrs. Geo. bl!-
» __   . » i___ I -rm many mem” ofMm_Wmm,dH_ Noble, R. R.. 4, well known resident in stand elect and even u short walk
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coat of arms belongs, through its
lntermarriages can trace direct to
Edward I, King ot England. .
The original spelling was "Willa"
from the Anglo Saxon, meaning "will
Power," and by a great variety of
changes and the ilnal termination of
A Morning Smile__
Donald ito wife at railway station)
-"whatl ve comm cot a porter W
tak oor 1\lssoso'i"
Wife-"Na, no. You try. D0l1Bid_¢_
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ye’re accents no quite sae noticeable
i Hair
that sparkles !
th i portsncs
srreinm inthe
the ividunl
effect is lost,
ham is kept
women
ws to
con tion
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"son" it became the well-known name
of Wilkinson of today.li'g§v
Lawrence Wilkinson,"a lieutenant
rl the army of Charles ' was taken
:rlsoner at the surrender. of New-
castle in 1644. His estates were
taken and sold by Parliament and he
cams to America with his wife and
son and settled in Providence, Rhode
Island. This Lawrence was the son
of William Wilkinson, of Harperley
House, Durham, and grandson pf
Lawrence Wilkinson, oi Harperley
House, Durham. His wife was Mary
Conyers, whose ancestor, Bir John
Conyers, of Yorkshire, was one of
the famous Knights of the Garter
and through his marriage to Lady
Margaret D'Arcy, connected the fam-
ily with barons who were the sureties
of the famous Magna Charts.
The name of Wilkinson in America
is also prominent in many States.
An early settler of Preston, Connecti-
cut, was John Wilkinson, and one of
his descendants is Horace Simpson
of New York.
In Maryland, William Wilkinson
wu the nm. Protestant lllplsoopal
Clersyman who arrived after the set-
tlement of the Province.
Today Wilkinsons are represented
in every field of endeavor. There are
journalists of high achievements,
legislators, artists, authors and edu-
cators.
Osden D. Wilkinson, oi Philadel-
Dbill secretary general of the Mili-
tlfy Order oi Foreign Wars oi the
United States, is an eminent repre-
sentative of this fine old name.
m
Sally in the office as he would be to his own mother. He dances with the
The nice boy is modest and unassuming and anxious to learn from those 1
of what his family does for him !-Is treats his mother as if she were his
hero worship about him.
DOROTHY DIX.
O l O I U U U I
Dear Miss Dlx-Here is a problem that my nance and I don't seem able
to solve, and we ask you to help us:
I work and have been saving a part of my salary. My sweetheart says
that when we get married , if we buy a house, I should psy tor half of it and
he the other half because he has paid for all of the shows, dinners and en-
tertainments during the time we have been engaged, while I didn't put out a
cent on them. He says that if there should be a divorce, if he had paid for
everything he would lose part ol it, while I would lose nothing, but get part-
of his money. He doesn’t realise that it is harder for a girl to make a livin
andssvethanitisfoi-amsnbecauseshedoesn't getssgoodssalary. Bo
now,Mi|_sDii,whicl-i one ofusisrilht. M.l.l. '
Well,I'llconfessthatthemodeinYUUDlman»Yii»\Il1illl\°¢!lfB|¢W°'
making,istoomuch for me.Isholildn‘tlikessvreei-heartvrhocoiiiltedtlle
cost oi every mouthful of food he bought for'me and every movie ticket he
paid ior. Ishould wsnthimtoieelthattheplessure ofmysocietyandthe
joyhehad in my iovewas ample compensation for anything he spsntupon
me, and that he himself got s. joy out ot giving ms treats and seeing me
happy.
Andi!!wereyouIwouldthinkalongtimo,andthonsome,aboutmsi\-
ryingayouthwhowassoclose-nstorthatnotsveillovscouleipryhis-fhlg-
er|opsn.Bellsvems,hewuimake¢nssortoihusbandwbowillbsgriidgsyou
§§:=§_l_‘~§ ` oorno wborovor ho gods no .nowu lust what to soy and how to roy lt, how ru tho noyul vlosorlu nosplnl will Whenever Wo ieol we hood a Kid
Q _  . rerous topics. no is euuruy at home amusing o baby or talking to grandpa. visiting her sister, Mrs. J. r~. whom , “nd WY UWHYS mek# sood-"
‘  ~ He can nil ln on bridge or the dinner sobre with rooruty, und no rustterllh Montreal prepurewr-y io return- °'-hm “U W “mo =i°1'r~ Thom
L ;_=`i" ‘ whom he is talking to, or listening to, he is always alert and interested And ng home. - , “BVU tried Dodd's Kidney Pills and
Dried Beef Creole =- _ . _
Shred 0118 WP °f d1'1°d °°°f~ Then he never forgets to write the proper note of thanks to his hostesses and those 0 0 ° “Und i-hem B004- FUI' D0¢d'l Kidney
DB who do for him favors. The reeltdl given by Mig, Mug"-‘_ Pills ss s Wnic sud family remedy
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lr stems and Mr writer Mouuut on '
'wil in .
The E_ ____ T wmch _mai He never snubs old women or homely ones. He is~‘s.s courteous to his _ .iiursday evming is being ,very plug. ' W0H1» ¢1l‘¢d Ind rim d°Wl1. -chances
d °"` ' other-'s friends as he is to a debutante, and as chivalrous to poor old Mis: ntly commented on by their friends. “W W" 9° °l1° i-“B5 3°!!! WNW arei
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wallilowers at parties, and when he is invited out feels that he only shows Rev, George Millar of Douglastown °1°88¢d or out of order, the circula-
his appreciation for the courtesy that has been shown hlin by doing his best N B., is to rodelvo the deg,” of tion booomos sluggish, the impurities ------------------~
to make the party go. Pootoi' of Divinity from pins gm are not strained out of the blood and °
'rho nioo boy has o purpose in lilo. Ho is umbluour and means to make or the oonvocouioh ro be herd in nor- i»h° "Suit is Wolfilwis ond look oi
something oi himself. He is on his way and he knows where he is going, so ‘fax this month, ` GHGTKY-
he reads and studies and unproves himself, so that_he may be ready to take ° o o I Guard against troubles such as
advantage of every opportunity that comes his way. When economy has to be observed these. Take Dodd's Kidney Pills.
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3 a of r
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ltisagoodpiaiitospendalargo
proportion of the dress allowance o
nigger-brown iriese. ior example, ca
with beige and brown mixture tweed
with brown wnshlng silk narrowly
DIG. stockings Ind gloves, which an
very costly items indeed when coats
of diffment colors are worn.
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M191! this week tor the 'hiesday
night bridge club st her pretty home
40 Greenfield Avenue.
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of the
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dish and large birthday cake.
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buyit,asyoahavesomsmcneypntsslds,butsestoit,i¢yo\ido.th_sttlis
casa-lsmuooutinroarnsmeuweuurourn\istaad'd.forinu|auonsshs
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are without an equal When you feel
at fault. When the kidneys become
Such woman find it wearying to
tres them. Backache becomes trou-
. and in addition they onr
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`" to turn a deli compliment how to steer the convcrsatim away from dan 'be pleased to know auf, me 3 now My Tonic we use Dodd's Kidney Pills 5 501' ‘Wm h"4H°h°° fiNl'i\'€S-Siv
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Ind lack oi' pep. They do not enjr
t health. Then too. there are oi
nes-evilsarlslngfiomwantolexer
ciao; .the digestion ls weakened, con~
stipe/don comes on and the system is
more or less poisoned. This condition
producm headache, muddinese of the
skin,sndisveryottenthe mostcom.
mon cause of a had ovmplexion.
Exercises are _,of two clsmes-the
hould weigh, as .the table of weights
varies with the years. If you are ba-
tween 18 and 25 years of age you
should weigh between lla and 125
pounds. But a few pounds below or
bove him in business and those who have had more experience in life than a really good cost and to wear th~
ho hos. ‘ no doesnt lhlhir that ho knows it all, nor mums that all older with o rerun oi iuoxponnyo or hm Mllady Beautl'
eople areb ack numbers and fossils who are not even interesting as antiques. made frocks. A seven-eigilhs coat o ly l_.ols lash
The nice boy is as nice at home as he is nice abroad. He is appreciative be worn with is brown twoed dress, _“_.M_,__x Q‘m__,s,"0Ns 'ANSWEEUJ
' » '. what sudo oi Miko-npr
sweetheart, and takes his sister about as if she were a ilapper, and he is his with beige and brown Jersey, with De” lu I I I
fathers best pai and companion. And his little brothers have a bad oase ol beige mlrocain spotted with white, I beauty column ___ th’ px: ‘wut
night and I am very much interested
striped with orange d be , gm-1'
All the woi-in loves a nice boy. His family adore him. Old ladies pet him with many other frogs. 1;: plan i 30"" Fr: II MW, ml :k°__b"u”;___qu°°'
Girls fall in love with him. And employers push him along in business. also leads to economy in shoes. nets. sw: for m°_%) I MW gllwn ey.:
light olive complexionand dark blond
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thatquarterhegaveyouwsskbeforslast.Nownman'siotissolittlesn- _ o o e shadeufrougeandiipstitwolildbo
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above the average weight is allow-
-able for the diilerence in structure,
velght ol bone and muscles. (3) The
~lectlon of a suitable powder bose is
lten quite s problem, and it is evi-
fent that you have been using s base
which is not suitable.-‘lf the cream
that you have been using is too oily
the result will be just ss you de-
scribe; on the other hand, ii you have
been applying too much foundation
cream the result would 3 that the
face powder would appe too thick
and uneven. However, one should
useapowdsrbaseofsolnekind be-
fore applying face powder Ol' make-
up. ss the powder would make the
skin look 100 dry and harshother-
wise. I would sussest that you sinner
the :kos tnoroushly. using riisht-
weight cleansing cream or oil. Wipe
oi! the excess cream and then hash
thefacowithamildsoapandwarm
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water. Rinse incold water and' .1
smoi»és.iouohl¢l¢ioo‘
sports taken for recreation
relaxation in the form ol hobbies
the indoor exercises designed to
ovllsthen. build up or reduce yd;-l.
ENUN of muscles. Outdoor ex-
` ber token in tho iresh dir, soon
as walking. tennis. golf, rowing, swim.
mi . hockey. sksuug sto.. improve
th general health and nuke the
Wilde body swims. But if one pal-tio-,
um- remiss is duno to the oxoluriouf
or other exercises. some muscles;
lie i e, while others are overdcv-li
opod.  the necessity of
daily. all-round exercises that
brihs muscle into play and k
the y symmetrical. well-rounddi
and le. ~
(iltgntinued on Page 10)
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‘ lobqoolln
iq. nnil is Nl t\l>9l'U}lhlte_ gigng.
"“1`° f°1` `°`\\D. in writing io s.
wolnilh? \._
A. Flllthftily yourg.
Q~ Whoa die is a 'member oi s
card club is ` proper tg 'jog pg;-y
handsome anvfoostly gifts?
A. No. It"__is very inoonsidersts,
because others _muy not be able to
afford such elitrnvaganee_
Q~ How shoiiil one handle the
spoon when eating soup?
A. The spoon _should be dipped
in” “W SOUP from the person out-
wards. i
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Ti~\LlMB_ THAT \S.
FOLKS W\Tii T\\MBl
NARROW sumuv
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