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[What the Fashionable are Wearing J 'Vlliquette
Tlllustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished
i’-_ With Every Pattern
I _ By Annabelle Worthing-ton
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lituck-in blouse. The kilted skirt
Hilo: the front is a darling mode. It
'buttons to the blouse. -
“Trench b_iuc' sporisweight line,
with White dots with plain white G
handkerchief linen made the origi- _
style No. 3001 is designed for`s.
____,Pique, cotton broadcloth, prints,
"Wool jersey, woolen plaids, ging- ,lr
attractivcly_ , 1,,
after another as you turn over the‘ W’
pages of our nciv Spring Fashion nl
pattern' Send Stamps Gr Com (com “°°“ ‘"“f='5‘°° "““ '“°l"7 y°“""’ " gave an alphabetical classification
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Q. Is it proper for a man to take
a womans arm when crossing dun-
gerous streets?
A. No; he offers his arm.
Q What is the difference between
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"` _ "' _' ' ' ' _ y s theater Party and an opera party?  They HaVe  Then.    S 4
 P'1°° °f l’°°* 1° °°“"~ A. Full evening dress is obligatory Own B\ll°del\S and Fl`€€d M611 Of 4 ' .
 Price of pattern 15 cents. M the operm . . . f S orting. I `
   __________ _ _ _ Q_ mm mc., ,,,,, s,,,,,,,d ,_ i, Responsibility 0 “PP i
_ waitress hand a guest a dish from Them
No. 3001. Size ..................... whim me guest must serve himself? __
A. From the left, so that the
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Name guest may use his right hand con- potion lids had the cynical result of freeing men an th t was
 \'°11i¢\1UY- » 5 burdens. which isnt at all what the lady mea.nt.The man of ° PM
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.   | more or less the slave of women. I-le was bound t0 B-
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_~Woman% Realm -.°- Social and Personal -:-_Fashions -.°- Literature f
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in Themselves With the Cyhlilal R°_5“lt
__  nite duties and 0b1i88¢i0N t°W“"d hh °“m W° en'
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A” Tlley Freed
i::1f»" i Dvwfhv 01°*    P “This cocoa has e delicious
Last Women Have Succeeded in Emancipat'
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It is one of ilfcs little ironies that womens 10118 5"“¥¥l° 1°' “mm”
-  .. _ Ce;-grim chivalry toward all women and had very ‘Sofi-
flavour, hasn’t it? ” 7
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Dark More Terrlfylng j 
To Women Than Men ` ~
LONDON, Jarl. 28-This is an age , 
when "nerves" are very much in wi-   __
dence. An ordinary person m.iglit `-ju. 
hesitate to publish ia raet so familiar- , *Q
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__ _ _ _ I ...;,.___,\_.y  , He ,ecogniud hu responsibility toward his mothelr.
his wiie, his daughters, his sisters and hh fem B
relatives generally.
But the modern man is bowed down by no Such
sense of obligation toward the feminine sex. Women
themselves have struck his shackles from him and he
makes the most _oz his liberty. I-ud he Sh°“1'1 W°”'Y
about their troubles. Furnishing ii Support for cling-
in vines isn't his occupation lily 10i1B¢\’~ W°m°“ have
. l ll bt il _
"nat “H snl W” mom” six r€;;‘;:§:d.;Ia:;cla;eto:: rr§no:::»- tain palpiiativn when they rcvf-‘WC
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""':""Be sure t° ml in th” “Ze Dt the glans for more than Mteen years. Any such a summons. The investigators _
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Ons of ilio
Clark Family
A Doctors recommend it
_ for babies, too
Plump, milk-fed chickens-boiled for hours ond hours until
every bit of their goodness has gone into tho soupl
_- . Noi only dociors but thousands of *___-:`
Q ` housowivoa who swoor by this ` " '
soup, recomrnend it to their friends  
_ if `\~l _
... day in and doy ouil CHICKEN
SOUP
'_ ,  lei the Clark Kitchens help you ku
~ for quicker ond boiior msola
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, ' 3 300,. _ ‘1“*"i °**}“1°d i°f11°i°¢=» iW° medium Psychology was oubc defined as butter. well, let em do it. and this is it mei-rv 01d wvf d 1°’ °» 111°"
A I, .yy M sized onions, one tablespoon butter, the science of what everybody knew ,1,,, tra in, ‘
» one cup hot water, six small dried, .
_ in language which nobody under-
- _ chilli peppers, one-half teaspoons S I I Uh t d t` _ _
'EL `  ' salt, one teaspoon paprika, one- ' e 0 , e more up' 0- 3 M iilwiate by comparing his lot with the sad fate of the man of y9S¢€l'y0Hl'-
Z7; Even the sinallcst member or the eighth teaspoon each of nutmeg and Pi°y°h°1:91st$'lu‘:wh'°“" b";;yt_l’rem;' That this muy bc U10 better ““d°\'5l'°°d let "5 “mker by w“€'“°f ituusltriugn'
"I family must have hcl' jacket suit to °l“““m°"~ Slice the 01110115. Ind sox ° ma' 3 con 1' u “ms 0 -1 case study of grandpa and grandson at the age when P9 °°°» 5 YS °'
fgrep out snmmy [his Spring; saute to s. golden brown in the but- human kmwledge' are mudably fm'  gin to flutter along the masculine horizon.
And this one ansn-9,5 }:~3_shi0n~s ter. Add the short ribs of beef cut d°°"\"’l“8 l*° tfanslme the tedllllfal 
gall-admirah1y_ in two-inch pieces, and the water. i-6U'R\1l10108Y i!1i0 everyday language- I
_ nys J-ugt the cutest ev” in its Simmer slowly for one-half hour. Perhaps even psychologists have i S* _ t it is the “um when .man ‘en in love with
Q ,~ . l __ _ ` it' . Believe it ol no , S
‘mmm mhng And because gms i-men add the remaining ingredients' mme me discovcw' long L mm to i bC1oi:liIi~lul\igc had to do the chasing She dldn't run after him and pursue him
fifmust needs be 3 lime more feminine and cook together for one and one-_ editors, that it lat of people prefer i “U mms and telephone can; and demands W know why he hndnw been
Jlthese days. a fetching gathered rut- lla1fOl;oi;i-séfsiigtgeron c platter ground to read somemmg they know wendy I 221 S20 my and when was he comms’ Nor dm the gm make thedates and
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"M hu been added t° the Mmple a m n ce' "°'“ “he” °"’“ °"5""""°”°“ mme" iiuruish the iuitomobile and the theatre tickets when they went out. V i
. _ th som hmg' t b - . _ ‘
‘l with the plaits starting at either side “""“"l" Ll"il=1°'\t for all rain. an et S rauge ccame raw t h he
i Theile LS 9- b0dy 111. EDEN 'ld Called i when a boy wanted to see his sweetie or take her ou aomew ere.
` G” P""“'° "°“' ° s°“" 'md' U°'°' "°'°°"‘ t° "cure ms? hand ev we u iou hei- and then helped her into the vehicle as carefully as it she had
oinnch is not only highly uncomfort- of neurotic tendenc1e5_ More than I l k h h nterrln
girls of 4, 5, 3 and 1`0 years ‘ able, but some day may prove mall le rc emmmed by been something precious, and he seemed to thin t at s e was co 3
\\'h@u your meals are followed by °‘ thousand peop we ' _ _ I nn honor on him by going instead of considering that he was doing her a
I ”'““'"‘5 3 "'°""¥ “f f“"”’" “"4 PW" the psy°h°l°g'1s"5' me °xamm°e° ‘ favor for which she should be grateful by takins her out for a spin.
ounil the lieart-you may be lure that being 0! bollh Sexas, of all Sorts of i
°'h d lt ir  _ _
ams an nove y rayons ma e up` sio.\l.icu <,ATs la pyshing and terowg- oaupations, from chief executives i Pom. g1.nndfame,._ how much energy he Med up pursuing women! How
§¢:1vwF""“' `
g uprvnrils hnt's .he reason or t e
You will see one attractive style ,,h,,,.,,,e,,, of ,,,,MP ,ml ,,,,,p_ ,|,,,,,¢|,,, to office boys. 1 much effort he took to please them! How much money it must have cost
' ~ ' ~ tal life h be n made for his
ns. Most people working under aiitlior- him! And how much easier the sentimen as e
To quickly banish this Gal, neutrllile my Wm have sympathy with the Iemmwipmed g1.ands0n_
Book. e acidity and cleanse and sweeten ‘the Vinum. who were questioned as to ‘
 Styles for Children or the miss. the Zzolsxlsiiiultzdbellisgntehsl:  their feelings whenever they were  Grandson doesnt lose his breath chasing girls. He lolls back and lets
<»-smatron, the stout - and xt series of or tablets), which gives almost instant wld' “the awe! wants to see you in ` ‘
fgkdressynaking al-tic1C5_ It 15 R book relief. Pleasant, harmless and iuexpen- his office." Most people have a ce1__
of individuals
the most improbable worst: ' "
knows what it is. but 1LDpYC110l1SlVC
fr0m technical jargon, For instance
the psychologists note a morbid con-
cord that some people "arc afflictpd
It was discovered that fear oi the
tween nervousness and fitness to
one of their chief difficulties to get
were it not that the discovery has `  
.1 --“~ just been proclaimed in the nanic of I i   g
Zi ,_ ' TW 1901111115 511019 rib# °f °¢¢f» 011° scierice. sliowii that they can stand on their own feet and eam their own bread and
the Industrial Health Research had to go to her own house and fetch her. She didnt meet him down-
_ Board, and it has made a. report itown at thc corner drug store to save him from the effort oflridlntg il; 11;#
aS lI\ the St0l1\a,ch which the government has pnblishcci, i blcclis on a sircct car. Nor did a girl 001116 l1ll1l'liX1¥ l°y0\l8y 00 0 0
titl d “Tho Nervous Tempera house and climb in an automobile unassisted when a y0U\1¥ mm dT°Ve UP
Hurts the Heart ;‘ent?' The mvostigaum was undef; to her door ilnd honked his horn for her. No, indeed. In those dayswhen angh1:F¢A51
ml' W ' ld ` it young man took a. young lady buggyriding he first made a decorous call
of the reactions oi differ-out types i
r E ’ i
Wm feel he has done s0mem.m,g i Then poor grandpa. had to shoulder the support of a family when he
Wrong ,.F.,' Wm feel an right if bl, ‘ g-_oi married and before he escorted a girl to the altar he had to figure Out
hu done someming Wm___g` and iwhether he could make enough to feed and clothe two or three or more.
_ llieing the provider was all up to him. He never even dreamed that the
K innocent f holcyoln time wiould c}c;n;c \vl;en[a man woluld 1:12 heya to coingilder go much
' wh' czirllc ~ w li sor a cn eo e W e ou I 0 n on
The report is mb entirely frm gattzduey mgmsll’ ° P y V D C S _ W A V pages of our new book.
dii»i-in Galled “S€I1ffif11°f1i° d'l“°°“" thousands of cases it is the best and wisest thing for them to do, but there is
D180 1156." the feeling of having 10" no il;nying that it makes marriage a much easier proposition for grandson
somvihlng \1-|f10I1@- Ii- 15 Dill? 011 N' than it was for grand-father who had to be the sole money-eamer.
with doubts after Y-hey haw dime H _wives to earn the dough as well as bake the bread and that they expect
trivial action such as tuuiinz Off the f Mary and Enzo to keep on with their Jobs after marriage so that they can .
light, locking a door. Bic-. and HTC , -.pend their money on golf and sports models instead of psrambulators and
°0mP€lled to go blwk and ‘Wify it-" V grocery bills :is pool' grandpa had to do.
ciark is more common among women y And look :it thc way grandpa felt about his daughters and ihe way
than among men, but other fears wziiillson dnt-s. Grandpa felt responsible for his daughters and that he had pecinlly with his clothes when he got
were found equally distribiilcd bu- to pro-.ific for them, so he worked himself hump-shouldered trying to lay ready for bed. One evening his
tween the sexes. On the Whille \‘~'0111fI\ up enough io keep them comfortable after he died.
were no more nervous than men;
or rather men are not less nervous ` But grandszin no more expects to support his daughters after they are “I wonder who it was that did not
than women. The avcupviiullal Sta- yi-own than hc does his sons. On the contrary, he spends what he makes fold his clothes before he went to
tistics show that students have 2 us no goes along and takes life easily because he knows that Moby and bed?"
very high percentage Of 11C1'\`0l1S Suriic will go to work as soon as they are out of school and provide for
symptoms and factory workers! him
suffer more from nerves thanj
those employed in offices. i So it is a merry life for the freed man, tru. la, tra la. And women did it. CANADA POSSESSES
The investigators devote s. great( DOROTHY D1x_
, tra
.lust what ailucky break the man of today 119-5 805 YOU can °“ly ap'
When nndpa, poor old sap, wasyouiiif B mi’-11 had “°°“°“Y l'° d° me
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enjoy a cup of PRY’S, with its mellow, chocolaty
devour-almost a fragrance-and its delightful ability
to banish fatigue. Precious heriti;8es from the past, these
qualities, for over 200 years o skill in blending and
reparation, and of faithfulness to ideals of quality,
gave marked the progress ofthe House of Fry.
OU like to have the refreshments you serve
appreciated, dou't you P Your friends will always
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Write for Ffa Recipe Boole.
J. S. FRY R SONS (Cmsds) Limited, Montreal, Que. 298
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at the knees; "D" will prepare for ` than it did in grandpa's time ' '
In the world of fashions, every-
thing ls brighter and more beautiful
in Spring.
You will sci- one attractive ityle
after another as you tum over th;
Styles for children, for the mils,
the matron, the stout -_ and u series
of dressmaking articles. ,
It is a book that will save you
m01\0y- Su send 10 cents for a copy
right now, addressing Fashion Dept.,
Guardian. _
A Moming Smile I
Little i..l1.\'.'l‘cnce was ulltidy, 05-
Now I am not objecting to wives working outside of their homes. ln
Also, there is no denying that more and more young men expect their
mother entered ,his bedroom und
--~ noting the condition of things said:
From between the sheets came the
muffled answer: "Adam."
524 U. S. FACTOR-IIB
desi of attention to the relation bc- E _ _ _ . .__..._____.____._.,__ - _
mu »°~»1°=~= °f =~“f-My   °".i.°.'.‘.:'-i;'i-i..':"i“i:.° .,..~|`"'°y na" Mt
others. It is said that firms find it ,\ \-|m,|_»| 0U»"»|-|~ ku
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 29,.
The report of secretary of Commerce
Robert P. Lamont on the establish-
ment of United States factories
abroad has created morn than A
ni-  | iiall Him S inny
n
and thawing. it is believed, break ti-is.
be tendered and win have r bettor'o1 the moat to be broken down at
flavor than thesame meat if allowed quick cooking without -~ -- ~ ‘
in thaw out, before cooking. Much thawing allows no time for me mat
beet and other meat now is frozen juices or flavors to escape from -
.hard in Australia, South America. that do get bmken as the mat
and elsewhere and is shipped thus thaws. The new way of hmdiiu
to the markets of Europe or of the f
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» ~ - ~---fi Frozen Meat Proves Tastzer
SPRING FAS!-IIONWORLD - _ -
If Cooked ll/'zthout Wlawmg
them do the running. . He doesn’t waste his money on them. He lets their . , 3 -1 "
pi-.pas pay for the gas and the upkeep of the car and their mothers feed  A
him und he feels that he has done all that could be expected of him if he M noun beer would not be thawed tiny wus and mm! of me mat ‘N
ciclgns to notice their daughters. Positively he will not wear himself out befor’ waking but should N “w_ mm nm’ or me Jule” or om
,paying calls or dancing with homely girls or going to parties where they V, ‘ \ od “_ chopped ‘pen while mn mn_,nWm_1n¥ mbmmc” to 65”” .n
‘ ,,uuch isn't strong or taking a girl to the movies who wont pay for his at-   I' _ en nm' put on the gnu or into the work of the Brmsh experts so”
“‘"ii°“S “W1 Pe“‘“¥» ' ` -"`-' oven and cooked in that oour1ition.`ooniii-m this view. for they sin
' i  “ni ` ` all wing the thawing and the cooking find that th uickeat possible! ‘
"A" mildly upp1'€henSiVc at “T511 ` "Let Mary do it" is the wooing slogan of grandson. She does, and it 4  l.  mom on .me by ‘mt Meat so °°ok_ am' pmduczsq mad, at me E
"B". interested Wonder: "C". shaky certainly does make courtship come a lot easier and cheaper for boys now .- _ .\~ _ l ed’ is “ported by experts M me Guy* _“wm,_ Qmomy mm,” umm”
` of London Health Department, will allows no time for the cell structure
V rozen meat, esi.\2ia.lly in 
nited States. Health authorities and other large kitchens when ~
ppmv -
e this frozen meat as whole are at hand to out up the hard. ml-
a
some but many cooks md other ex- zen meet as easily as ordinary mai.
parts consider it inferior in flavor may help to remove the PN'
Bhd eliini llulliiy to meat which is meat, may help to remove the pli-
merely kept cool in a refrlgeraim but ent popular prejudice against ~ i
ever wtually frozen. The freezim flavor of thehocm variety. I
"'“"=-4'* 1. ' i ’ 
'rho reiibtioh or the conservative into foreign iieids. . . . origin
Washington Post is: transportation and (foreign) ta -
"Secretary Ll.mont'| enquiry _ _ . . re the principal deciding fsc -~
we
gives no encouragement to thoei but the department is now ofth
interests that are seeking to break opinion that the most compel] - -
d in
sfound that it tends to drive capital foreign prejudices against outsid
own the American tariff on the otive ia tho desire to overcom
Drodiwi-s.”
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Tlle FS1a:.1l€l¢=:UiVlillz
  _ _ CHICKEN SCU?
 ` ' -_"J ` also tho following soupsr
" ` UQMAYO _ VEGETAIIE OXTAII. PEA GRIEN FEA MU"°N llolll
'_SC°lCll IRQTH MOCK \'Ull'l.E .lUl.lENN§ CELEKY
MULIIGATAWNY CONSOMME
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Anichuaun.
people who can manage subordinates
well. A number of otherwise com-
petent persona refuse p0SiiiN1S Of
‘resporolbility because they get so
_worried about their power to control
H "subordinates,
Eeiohllsltmcnls ll Montreal, LQ., The rgport say I "Differences of
St. Rami, LQ., and Narrow. OM. nervous behlwlorjwward sub°rd1n_
-i .F
W zed. Some be
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Any More
‘ No, never again-he found a way
to add 15 pounds of solid, stay there
flesh to his bones and his sturdy,
manly figure oausel taunting young
,men to know their place-he can
' handle any of them now
little interest here, The sccretlryb
report to the Senate notes:
“The largest manufacturing invest-
ment in any ono country is in Can-
ada where there are about 524 ea-
tabiiahments representing an aggreg-
ate investment of $540,593,000, . . .
While -tho total of American minority
 FDR NEW SUUP
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. CONTEST OPEN T0 EVERYONE
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We want a design for a new label for Clark’s Soups.
~ Six prizes are offered. lst prize, $300; 2nd prize, $100;
...tu .our plizcs of $25. .
Write to W. Clark, Limited, P. 0. Box 294, Montreal
for full particulars.
less opposition."
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atal arc easily recogni - ` A ' * ‘ -
h‘v° .5 M th, group they control' lnlormltlun rlnerhllly glvtlll  m;n l;n(|h£|\1]t£q|,|ng|l{:;:
formed in itself a superior of whom L WA F * nee s ou vo 0 we Duty mn is 1 Am H _
they stand in dread. with the result. D .lfilllidl *.E..`:r;:o.`»;»i’.i.§`m ;l:1éi°i;1'|»  Iuhilugam 2 M “ ° °°“ '“h'w
that they have to prove to them- ,“’ °". " | V l' hun* °
selves that they are not afraid, and °‘"'" "Ti-.‘ir'f".i'.Ti'il”lo'i9f'aT""""°' to develop bonu, body and mind-
ll1d0lll8 so I-alume a blustering Ur cnAm.or1's<:rowN vloun school.
-“we-iii mme- on-fi show ~.5'1:t.E:";.i'::i._‘i.i¥si'::. "°"‘ "'°"""“‘°' “““° ’°“ "‘°" ..,.,,. .,,,.,.,,..... ..M.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,_
H1011' dlfllcllltld in I. 'proptiiile man- Ormnllh Prawn Bros. mu' '
mr “ed in speech vom or inmiscu acnoo|.s Get ively small American concerns can anggo
sttitusgrliid worry their' subordi.r_ """` °'i:'..’. l:'i'.:.'.-Ti." a'1.'..3;'..:.lf¢'f' "'"° curl. ““°"d '° "Wm “ ii in - "mu TED
-to no fume end-sm end im-1  .f~ °°°*° 3
interests in Canadian corporations is
probably very small. Canadian min-
arias in Canada are vary numerous
and also very substantial- -
Noting the great' number of in -
Recital [Ivan unnunlly th t .ml Muon hw gb
.1 W am", un vidilll investments in Canada,
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ada, where itcan be Mill! '"9"' lu EVAPORA - _
vised and wher tariff ref f ` "`
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are given on exports to other ppm of   ,
su-or union in ru rm. iou.i.r`r.u ' ll for Il°0oy‘|. ai-he "British iizmuin." ‘