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`Woman’s Realm : Social and Personal .° Fashions .° Literature
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It's a model you can make in
dress. '
It.; especlally nlce to pack lnto that rain to fall on Texasl"
your week-end vacation bag. It‘s a` '_ ‘
dress that hrs lnto almost any day- W
time occasion.
You'il. enjoy making it. Just a l had
few major parts to the pattern. It W°
r Jiffy at _an unbelievably small cost.
‘ Sportsy sheer twin cotton print in dm
blue and white made this attractive*
rancher shouted.
a "oh, I don’t mind these few
the farmer. “We want every bit of.
ell," said the cheerful wife, who
labored under the delusion that shel
an operatic soprano voice, "lil
t were to come to worst I could
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oolnrznote tl/if/1 c/.fe styles lAMomf~sSfm‘l¢ DorothyDix’s Letter Box ,"  ""=““`"-H” i 'PES
ents Keep Remlndlng Him of
ps," replied the man. _ gd
o cares about thatl’ bellowed
Dear Miss Dil:-~-I have discovered that my wife has been unfaithful
me for several years. She has told me that she did not know why she
this, asked me to forgive her and said that I could always trust her in
the future. For the sake oi our son, now about ll
years old, and our parents I am trying to think this
thing out carefully. Since I learned this_I have
been in a sort of daze, have come close to a ner-
vous breakdown and find it impossible to get my
mind on my business, or to be my old self. I am
sure that my love for her which has stood so much
for years, for she has been cold and lunsympsthetic
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No. 056. Size ......... ..
Name
g usly near, or even un SPOU Kr °» F" gl Z me an 8 suppmt M B
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will cost you next to nothing. keep the wo” away nam the door
Styie No, 656 is designed in sizesl by
lc, ls, zo years, so and ss lnches “U
bust. Size 16 requires 2% yards of reslwnse'
9-inch material with 1 yard of 35- `
inch contrasting.
Price of PATIERN 15 cents in
stamps or coin (coin is preferred).
Wrap coin carefully,
singing.”
CORNER
. . FRIED CHICKEN
ndoubtcdly!" was thc instant
e rr m n li ie o Uset sin le eakness stifle th r
‘ Tal; emfglgfxr n0aurldn;ea;l>;ci}t1C§;il gxlrzleldngiideaagdilrxogtllfgadlow; tthelr sensae of ihe :rang that has bei; one head °f browou' I teuspom Fm the “mt "me f“5hl°n°bly`
lvvcltlh sal: and Dipper, sifting it into done them and try to forget the ache in their hearts at their husbands' sau' L2 cup grated °h°°se' palm' dressed Wung L°“d°“ ""°”l°“
street Address  ll small l,laml._ disloyalty, and somehow, some way, knit up the broken and tarnished ka' br A ll k. 7 _ lt Wnhfmt °l‘°°kmg° were "en "t,
Cut the chicken for fryi0K, cover threads of their domestic life and carry on. They realize that divorce  °"°° ' Ta mbllm sa lmrdf clwlc cricket mmmd' And
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~- with salt water for hall an hour, isnt a panacea that heals the wound that the hand you love has dealtl we r’ en rem°v_n.g a greenl at Bsley' famws rm° mm' 8
CNY State then drain and dry thoroughly with you. and that ii' they broke up their homes they would only maike s. bad leaves and tough pomons °f stems' “wma” °°mpel'il'°1` W"`°"l”3 fm-l'm€l~
a clean cloth. Roll in the hour until matter worse. They would deprive their children of e. father and the ‘Bw in salted Wat" lm t"“d°r_, l"`°“5€"° Walked 011 ff’ U19 Dllllfoml
4 am r
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A panda! the populatbm which is uv- Inltflilloull slug; puthiamrge milled They would do themselves out of a ood ho d th °t°m‘ Place °“ pan' sprmkle with
ing an erc - 0
with me, has finally died. She has seen this and,
has become panicky in her plea of "why cannot I
care for her again as I used to?" I feel awfully
sony for her. but it seems to me that a .separation
for straying off the strait and narrow path? _ ll
Many women for the sake of their children and because their hus-
bout 10 ln tes. Do t k. l wgre _
well coated, advantages and the place in the world he could give them. gram mrgulllyl so as nl; ¢;;ell';>r4.;o;k :llere pr zes being distribut
. ke up an extensive programme
. any unnecessary stalks and boi ma -
is the onl solution. She has be i
y en a good w fe One of the feautros will be an Em-
gently for a. few minutes. Drain , _
and mother except for this. L.C. . on an ahmrbmt cloth and llnally §.l;emI§;l;lt‘ng lCom'petition with
  , V, _ _ l luoeinawarm ovenyfor f - .w°°' for which there
p a ew se _
Answer. r _ds bel to ln 1 “_ Wlll bo rloh prizes open to every
l Many women forgive their husbands for being unfaithful to them. cor ore S r g or emerge woman under the British
cy use. nag'
Why should not a man now and then extend the same mercy to a wife -
,To mos. of-S H114 cheflileo tensry celebrations begumlng la
'-14-‘1l°1'~ October next year. They are raising
fifty thousand pounds by 9. shilling
drive and hope to gain much more
EASILY PRESERVED PARSLEY ,
by selilng little books and certifi-
It is annoying in an emergency ml” ‘Mug b!°g“'phl°“ M mme"
 -     "'CK|-ED
A northern farmhand went to l d i U ed to G. "Q is
l h _ The; _ In Ive F ~-_ _-.1-r -r ,_u»
l ll! _ANNABELLI WOB'l’llINO’lDl I work for B Texajugllmloerl. drou ht Heart Broken  s g
..._ _ be -  . lil? °lrl°.°°II..‘1'§.“’§`$. ..i.y..f. on its Rebentont Wlfe Another Clrancl, __ can 0 mm l wogmgooy mg; M ' A
, ._ . 1,, ,O ml and ,,,,,,,m,,l, looms mel. we.. norms for ram. one dw , Reformed Youth go Stralghtlf Par- 0, M, 0, dm, of lim, of ..l.m, I f
‘ for town or for resort. it dm start to sprlmgefl :gd the ` Cdmlllllln Y/“DU DOE 0 bean- f°f Fmty organizations of Australian
,, It's simple and so easy to wear f”mh““d‘ t° sh°Whm5 ki 5 ' pr°` Past? =~ those ~ women, urban and ruml, are mek- '
~  wlth natterlng details that reveal “ded ‘° °‘“”“° ‘“° ° ’“ ' ,, . A lgm, ln the curl-em or the will ing busy preparation.; for the cen-
., l lemlnlne clmrma_ "Come in out of that rain, the - , , { ,
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ioneeers and graphic scenes fromi
to find 'that there is no parsley in P
the house' and lt ls usmll to have their lives. A bronze staute willl
B supply of preserved parsley on probably be erected bearing mem-5
l e mll Country nursing colleges, a cancer.,
l'ga:rxll;ir.sI'k‘nilIl) in fzzldtraucepanozlvrlillg hospital “md” ext°“5¢°n° °‘ “hu”
strong salt water and bring it to dren* wana” Wm?" 5 °°u°5° °f
the ball Throw ln the prevlously social science, civic beautification
washed parsley, having removed s°h€‘me"`pmp°sa]s like me”
gm.
i srocxnvoutss women A1-
lmlnsnn lmoccou Famous cmcr-rar Maron
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hand R may b_ prckcwed qu,ck_ orial panels to women pionears.l -_--~
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PACK fbi °
JARS "
Havin skinned  rf¢<I< of
$llV¢r iln Or\lGri§, 5|.<:`,v»' le gup
of salt over them and lei stand
for2l1ours. Now ouroffbrine
and pack in botilin. Pour on
a_ieaspoon Colmsn'sMusterd.,
mlxecl in. Add 3 tablespoons
whole spices. Seal and putawsy
for few weeks before usingfggl.
You'll like the flavour of ilfele
f'Picl<|ed Onions." Thai subtle,
appetizing tang will deli lli
every member of the family.
Bui~on no account forget iflai
ieaspoonfui of Colmsn'|
Mustard.
e pamphlet ls meant lo apply to chl,,kell_a5 much as may be easily women who, in homely phrase, have Jumped out of the frying paninto the dm' bmw” “nm cheese is melted OF MALNUIR" °N  rm
HELP FOR THE HQUSEKEEPER, them, I md, _ln¢;de,l1;auy_ s1w,ul_d handled. cover your pan closely and fire when they exchanged a phiiandering husband for a decree absolute 5°-W9 at once. , _ 2*  S
Family Food Budget Thirteen vice workers and public health of-l to time S0 that lf may b€ll101'0U8l'1ll’
ls, cooked without becoming too brown. And also many a woman has sense enough to realize that s. man may
The mystery ol, the Word vlmm_ By Covellng your pall Closely you sin with the flesh and not with his soul; that he can be unfaithful to her
mes ls dlspelled ln language so r get the benellt of the lmloscd steam and stxll love her; that he can be swept ot! of his feet by some purple
Canada has Wlsa expandltlue of simple that the youngest school and the chicken ls much more ap; moment; that he can fall victim to the wiles of a siren in some weak
money bv the housekeeper been child w;uld mldfrstlmd, ‘-the _.,h;lb_ to be done th,-Gush If desi,-ed, ll»;,,;, hour; that there can come upon him a craving for romance and adven-
` boleuls vitamins A, vilamfne B, the frying is over, the chicken may ture that he cannot resist, and that when the mad moment is over he
_I bclng dlsemangled ln Such be plll lnw E l.llm_ 3 llalf cup or so will return in sackcloth and ashes to her and be more devoted to her
tements as milk and its pro- of water put in the bottom, the pan mall ever-
ts, liver, and green vegetables closely covered and the chicken
. a good sources of vltsmine A, steamed for half an hour. However, I hbve known s number 0! cases like this in Which 8. WUB WB! bl!
must have a special knowledge of which builds up resistance to d's~ this is unnecessary if the chicken is 09011311 3° f°l'8lV¢ 1181' hllsballd'-S eafll' lndl5¢l'9l9l°l`l5 Bild he "ranged" him-
. e and prcmores gmwth, while tender and the frying properly done. Self. as the French soy. and they afterward spent many beautiful and
at foods' especlally Whole gram Cream gl.al,y lol. llled Chlcken lg happy years together. Both far happier than they would have been ii’
ls’ leafy vegetables’ mllk and made ln me usual wal._ by bl-Olllllllllgr the woman had broken up the home. And infinitely better for the
st, contain v.taminf~s B. and C. as much flour as is needed in thc °hf1dl'9¥1»
the Dmrinzon Department of Agri- which stimulate appetite, promote grease left from thc frying, adding
d dlgcilloll and prevent dls_ mllk lnslcad of “,l,l,.l._0l, half _mllk Believe me, brother, all of these arguments apply' equally well to a
els Ol llle n,,l__,,,llS sl,5lem_ and hall l,,.al_,,l.’ Sllmllg until smooth man forgiving his wife. Consider them well and try to see how you will
No postage stomp l`s~ required on and thick and cooking up well, then ease your pain; how you will benefit yourself; what advantage it will be
mwlolle wnmllfng a request I seasoning to taste. A little minced to your son for you to break up your home and divorce your wife.
the pamphlet, which is sent
e of charge by the Publications
nch, Dcpal-tlncnt of Agriculture
Cents Per Head Per Day ficia
At no time ln the history of
more necc=.eel'y than it is today
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As e\'er_\' woman knows, in order'et¢
to obtain the highest fozd vloiueslsta
and to ensure health when food duo
money ls limited, the housekeeper
'ls
the foods that will best supply tho e
needs of tile family at lowest cost.
It is to meet this problem of the Ce
r
harassed kfc-pf-r of the home that yea
culture has lssllod a pamphlet on goo
healthful meals at low cost, written om
by the clzcixlc experts, Edith L.
Eliot slid Laura C. Pepper. the
Arnong the many helpful h'nts for
:s a schcdllie of the minimum food fr(-
supply for one week for a. family Bm
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of two adults and three children 0:mw_1_
over two years of age at 13 cents
parsley adds to the flavor of cream
gravy.
ENGLISH GRAVI’ PUDDING
A man is a lonely creature without a wife. He is a. forlom creature
without a home. He is a helpless creature with a child with no one to
look after him, no one to make a home for him, no mother to love him
and cuddle him and give him the ceaseless attention that children need.
were wool ensembles with three- Louisville, Ky_, all-_d gym-9 he start-
quarter lonslh ooo*-S housing loose ed his three-a-day career. Little a
in the, back and flaring out slight- Rosemary had six brothers and --
ly from the figure. 3|_e¢¢»m_
They were collared to broaden Tmuplng 13 a 8-rand pmlfsslolll b
th
-banded down the front with furs per, to may on houow board, 1,,
such as beaver, astrakhan and tn- empty theatres? The rent was due,
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light green. brfeht srefn. grey. needed elolhlng and shoes-and
navy blue and black. _ the booking offices offered noth-
Hais were small and featured ing. An old automobile who the
high-crovlmed felt with narrow height of the family’s lmets, The
brims rolled up on one side and car was sold and two boats pm-_
down on the other, an d`the fabric chased, and the Wilsons packed up 8
toques rising to a high point l f
ving on
SHOWN IN PARIS Missisippi river boat. And the
story of her short span of life may
5l!'8l»€l1l5 lille °l°lh€S» Whloli well parallel old narratives of the
heretofore have received scant no- covered waggon days when the in one of the boar.;
tice, have made their debut in plains country first saw white men
Paris in a varied winter style pic-, and women, who
ture when Lauvln displayed a new Her rather, Fred wilson, ls sn never known snylhlng but hun-
°1e81l‘°\1l Sl/1`3l€hli Sllh°U‘~Tll°~ experienced vaudeville trouper. 8
The most outstanding models Both he and his wife were born at
e shoulder line and often were Wilson gays, bu; whq wum L;-qu-
an lamb. The chlef colors, were the cupboard was bare, the "kids"
out
der the me or bare subsistence when lt ls smoking hot lay ln the husband arid the plow U1 Society they occupy. They have seen too many °h"°°° and Paprika. and oleoe un- INFANT BORN oN soar mas C _
' -e- Lltuo nosem wilson sled f °'5""' 
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prove of grab/L value w 506131 get-_ cool-:,.turnlrlg the chicken from time not to realize how futile a divorce is as s cure for unfaithfulness. ‘STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHES ARE ter two monlmmgyf bale H a  _ l . _
AIDS `DlGEST|ON
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After two months, the lime
through her short life had
er, was taken ashore at Fort Mad-
n Kindly police- officers and (
iso _
king's/daughter nurse took har M
hospital where doctors 
malnutrition." ‘»_
A few days later she died. Hel
ody was buried in Fort Madison
en as the Wilsons said, thi
Th ,
continued their trip down;-m-gum..
"as dad looks for a job."
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FEMININE CURVES ARE AG-All
THE MODE
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Well-rounded feminine vurvé
re again the mode. `
some strong, cold vinegar wil.)
Uh(
per day por person. or a total ex-
P<"l'ldl'\lT0 05 5455 DCF W09k- Ad‘lhopclo=sly out of dflte," said the
. .` _ _ 0
_ll,5i.nlol.t~_ of collfe, may be neces y
sary as pzirce vary ns to locality. u
This food supp'_v is aimed to meet p
emergencv needs such as are un-
fortunately prevalent among that
"Your methods of cultivation are
Mix
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but the prillriplo rcmrlmg the samo. lim
:unds of apples from that tree."
“It's a. pear tree."
uthful rlgricuitllrnl college grad-
to t`l1> old fa:-mor. "VVlly, I'd
aftozzlfhrd if you got evnn ten
"So would I," replied the farmer.
thoroughly 2 cups flour, a
llltle salt' _ll cup mel (chopped Of course, infidelity is a hard thing for me to forgive in one"s mais.
very lll.lel_ and add walel. lo make It is a particularly hard thing for a man to forgive in his wife, because
ll sultable lol, mlllllg out on a when a man marries he _puts his name and his honor in his wlfe's hands
planed boal,d_ Roll about lblllcll and he expects her to keep them clean. But often forgiveness is better
lhlck and llne ln ll deep bowl wllh than revenge and brings a man more happiness in the end.
this pastry. Fill the bowl with beef
steak ol, stewllm beef cull llllo famy Often a woman is swept from her moorings by some sudden storm of
e ack. They were worn pulled from an Indiana city. "
Wéll WBT the fbfeihefld. Rngemgry was born on the river ll
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th b V n -or a tripldown the Mississippi
woman, s. widow with one child, and vTe are thinking of getting mnrriedfyg
Our relationship is vcry congenial, but I am not strongly in love with her
Bhe thinks more of me than I do of her. Is it not likely that after mar- is
riage I might meet some woman with whom I would really fall in love? b
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YOU’VE known for years what
savings can be made in your
cream bill by using double-rich
Carnation Milk for creaming cof-
fee, fruits, cereals-and for whip-
ping. At today’s low prices-you’ll
find Carnation a greater economy
than ever.
Carnation
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THAN E
I have never heard of such unnatural parents, or of a situation in
ffm ’ _ l hich a father and mother did not try to help a son who w t
the United States, compared with W B3 l'Yl¥\8 YD
_ tha 51,498 ln 1939' The depanmenl go straight instead of fixing upon him the stigma of prison, and hundl..
Wm Credits the drop on the enforce- capping mm`W"'h 8' repummn th” mu m°k° "7 1"", 1°’ hlm’l° “U1 thi!
, lllwll_lM,,  ment of the “llkely lo become ‘ race of life. The only explanation of your mother's conduct that I can
‘ publlc chars-e,, provlslon ol, the conceive is that she is one of the high-tempered women who do things in
 ‘ , . their rages to gratify their spite without counting the cost.
rg/ 1 l__` I.m.m.gratlon Act.
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Two nluublr Ifooileu free-~"l00
Glmifrd Rn! n” and "Command
Limiled, Toronto, Onlllo.
Milk
llbhl". Adfreu Ceuullon Cn.,l
"From Confonted Cows"
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smallrpieces. Then season with salt
and pepper and fill with water. Over
this put a cover of the pastry in
, which incisions have been made to
allow the escape of steam. Cover all
tlghtly Wllh Sl clolll and tle llghlll, l give her and when she has eaten of forbidden fruit and found it dust and
around the mp of ll.lC'llOwl_ Imelse ashes in her teeth, she ever afterward eats the plain bread and butter of
‘th-e enum bowl and Colllcnls ln 8 domestic life on her knees.
kettle filled with boiling water. V
cover and bell hard lol, 3 ll°lll.s_ so suppose you give her another chance. None of us are so perfect
that we sh u _
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This is especially delicious served as
a supper dish on a cool evenin8»
FLOW OF CANADIANS T0 U. S1
, FALLS el r. c.
4 l.
` w.».sHn~rGfroN. Aus. za- The
number of Canadians .who emi-
`gn=.ted to the Urllted states dur-
the last normal fiscal yesr,' 1929
Duri the last ea 523 na
tive born Canadians received lm
m'grs.tion visas for admission to
. hen I ran away she had the police bring mc back. I have an one g
i the fiscal year just ended, the W 1' °
geiument of Slate reported yes_ a good Job away from here, but I am afraid to tell dad about 1;, He
,tmlayl dropped 91 per cent below would tell the man not to give it to me and say I was irresponsible or
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Comes toWomanhood
Give Her Lydia E. Pinldr ’ 1
Vegetable Compolrzs ,
Moot elrh in their seem ness s
Doctor: "1 hardly like to menuonl °' “ °"F " Y°“ ""° * ’“”’°l`» “ll ¥°“ W1 do is to
l   it, but that cheque you Save me has 52:; fr°;'0:’gd°l’_'g“ Willa; YW gl" Ulil:lV°|d 1401118 fhlhg to rouse her
"`-"` '\~’ ‘ .. 5 ~ 3 U9 W or an you avod quarrels. Give in to
1 ll -er-come back. l
 _lm ‘\§'\ Patient: “'I‘hat’s funny, doctor; ]herw‘;ec.a:;°c:lf:e;h¢ only way to get along with her. You will soon be
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"mmm, mmm’ so have all my symptoms ,, gro ve such an uncongenial home.
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MM  i '" *- But lt is B pity that your mother and father do not understand the
WIIBII YOUI' Daudngf ,Dov/or of sllldggootlon. and that if they keep before you the idea that you
passion just as a man is, and when it is over she creeps back to her hus-
band, battered and bruised, and spends the balance of her life licking his
hand in gratitude lf he does not shut the door in her face.
sometimes she, too, hungers for romance that her husband fails to
letter shows that you are already looking out for her, so why tie yguielllg
up beforehand? Divor e
Loves come high. But any man with children who l I
with a child and thus mix up two ready made fa wltlll d many a woman
- m is
hunting trouble. Children do not mix. Nor do womeils witllechailgllnolalf
"le" °“’“ "mile e°°d Sifvmothers- They cant be lelr to me lltlle
_ rsznm..nxlan_ *ll
You would be practically sure to meet the "other woman" because Q
C S are mossy and expensive things Also Lady
steps. Bll
The boyish figure with its le
ngular silhouette ls out, for 3
ew fashions all emphasize the ng.
ural curves of the feminine fl
ure.
Style interest in coats and suit;
still centered in the shoulder,
ut it is not so pronounced
. Bhd
ere is a tendency to 9, flung
treatment for all datum, .
_vi-L
PoStmasier_~"Dld ye hear aboui
1-om Hussins gettin' a lelegl~sm'l"
Fa.rmer_“Not Lam?"
Posilrnssier-"Yep, Lean," - _`
Former-"By glory. rt do bc Y'
the wav the young rollers are
_ , DOROTHY XXX.
f°l`8fIl' to the front."
o ld deny that to any sinner. DOEOTI-nr DIX
Dear Miss Dix-I am a boy of 16 just about to graduate from junior
high school. Until a year ago I was s. member of a petty thievery gang,
but I recognized that I was doing a wrong and I broke away from them
and started and am still going straight. But my trouble is with my par-
ents. Mom had me put in the county jail once for three days and she
says that she can put me back in whenever she wants to and I can't do
Hnylhlhs about lt. We are always in e. quarrel about something and
something of the sort. Can you help me? EDWARD,
If this is the css 1
are waywa and untrustworthy they will make you so. If thcy m-,n¢,1ml°
£0 hold OVC! your headthe threat of prison, they will drive you into
for they will destroy all of your self-respect and pride and make you 3:1'
that you are an outcast and a criminal,
.
tonic and regulator. Give your
daughter Lyon s. rlrrkbsmm l
V¢Il¢lble Compound for the non I
few months. Teach her how eo .
Ruud her health at this er-mmf l
'”"°- Wh” |l1°i|°h=l>l>v.be¢l¢by
af and mother che will shui
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We all unconsciously live up to people‘s ideals of us, and especially
d° °hll¢ll'¢l1 ""0 UP £0 Parents' ideal of them, and if fathers and mother,
are forever telling thelr children that they are dull or bm
h dl
the children give up the struggle to be anything eLse and dnt; ln?) £25.
the characters their parents have ssslgrlco to them. gl
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lm... cm". soup., ( ` a wnb rod mem)
 Z G|‘°¢'1 PGM Celery, Anpzzgrn, Com, Tomntoo   ,
0ther Varied B IB th V tab! Mock
Turns, chlelrzll when N':>al°o, ;1';uon°laro¢h H  
f  sous or nn' lr 
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