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Debs nll over Canada agree about Palmolive. There's nothing better, they say. than the simple Palmolive beauty treatment for keeping skin smooth and lovely. For face, throat and shoulders, and for the bath as well, this easy Palmolive method is so effective.

lt will prove effective for your skin too. Try it. Seehow quickly Palmoliveh gentle beauty care can give all your skin a rose-petal

smoothness.

Costly olive and palm oils give to Palmolive its mild, penetrating lather. Going deep into your pores, it gently floats out powder. rouge and other impurities . . d. while Palmolive cleanses it refreshes and soothes your skin . . . leaves lt healthy and radiant.

So make Palmolive your soap. Use it always. from today our skin. You'll have a complexion that's

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TRY THIS PALMOLIVE BEAUTY TREATMENT

For your face, throat and shoulders, and for your bath. Gently massage into your skin a

warm, rich Palmolive lithcr. Cleanse the p

thorou hly. Rinse with warm water, then with it's all there is to this simple beau:

cold. treatment. Yet there is no surer way to

Zlil-OVCI’ skin beauty. And here's another beauty Palmolive, uscd as a shampoo, keeps

hint. your scalp ht-ilihy, hair soft and lustrous.

. The HOUSEWIFE and i‘ HER AC TTVITIES

sizituox 0x nor WEATHER

is ivnrln. 1.. vd will ccol it with a

Tn’! ‘ivmrl’ . A... clc vsallic.‘ ‘bout it ain't a. bit o’

1 fmccs rl;"rc‘s a chance

' ivhizlin‘; ain't a. bit o’

d... dd ivork! needs Dc Good Lnxvr’ rims dc ‘c ‘ l“ "*‘ .l me an‘ you c» buducss clot He's t1 tin - ll EDGAR A. GUEST

IFEFYI. HINTS

fiuurcs of

out. of ~ (.11 cnrdlrnrd. Rxvll douch, lav thc pat- zt sharp knife n oxuzd the ‘ctirrs

T’ \‘l\‘.l l‘. not ivnr‘. l.» brcnk a d" c 221d fcnr to cut it v. .i n l. ' we n strong silk l cnfl Hi l it taut and cut

tlzroucln. the crikc with it. -' hvzlcd silnd drcsslng .. .. r n. (‘"1 into cold vine- : l> fol-c holly":

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Applc rind pump-

~ 1m‘ woixrlufiilly lmprovcd by cant-r, 'l‘rv urntcrl orange pccl in your r-hocolnlc cnkcs

Wash ihc lnslti? cTfTihi-jcindows

‘llh n chnmols skin ivrunt: out. of f" " lo‘. ivnfcr Dry with n. c nrrl pnllsh tin-h cheese-

" c flll':".<l(‘. use fhc fol- l< ‘in : I ouncc milxcrized whllznz. 1 our c [YTJliTl alcohol, I OllIlPP liquid mrmnnln, l pint water.

Appl~ . l n fflfl cloth after hav- l: '3 n" . l surlncc dirt-when this l)!l']>,'l..ll-ll'.\ll ls drv, rub off nnd

pm.

f7» nl-t l‘(‘l‘llfr\'I‘ ihc paper from 1 you u-ish to use them.

when statups st toccihcr, don't sonk thcm in wzncr. but place a. plot-c of il.~.=ue pnpcr nvcr them, thcn. with n wztrm iron, iron them across. Thcy will then separate

' ervlly and may be used as they

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A clues of buttermilk at night will induce slecp

If tr frylnz pnn is ruhbctl wlth n 111'!" salt bcforc nnylhing is put info it for frying. thc food will not sivk

1'1": pouring a tablespoon of znr into flint pct Of stubborn and rvalch it soften.

~ 'TEPp cur-so frcm moulding U!’

’ _- lvrrmlnsz dry Wrap l! 111 5

.~;, dump with vinegar, and keep

in a. covered dish

Dip a soft chth in linseed _o1l and rub your uzudow cords ivilll this tivice a year and they Will lesl much longfi‘.

N0 SQUEAKS

If the porch swing or hammock dcwclops an. annoying mucnk that oil docs not seem to remedy, wrap a piece of adhesive tape around thv hook This will usually end the trouble.

THE CORN POPPER.

An ordinary corn popper is B. szplendid article icr the picnic 0r camp as ‘it forms an ‘ideal roaster for "doggres." The wire basket ‘keeps them safe and the long hantils prevents burned fingers.

A BIT OF THOCGHTI-‘IFLNESS

When invited to join friends who are mmping, why not take y along your own sheets tovrels and 1 blankets? You can take them home y to be laundered and prove a ire- fmendous help to your hostcss as “usually ihc laundry facilfllcs are not so good in camp life.

FOR THE PICNIC

‘Him-c is nothing so handy for ’ cnrrvln; the salad to the picnic as an ici- cream container. Ynrchase a half dozen at the nearest ice cream store and keep them on hand for the plcnlcs of thLs sum-

. mcr. No one minds carrylntr the lunch to the picnic but everyone dislikes carrying home empty

, kettles and plates.

| _-_-_i______._. SILK BRAID AND FROGGING USED ON WEDDING GOWNS

The enthusiasm for silk braid and frogglng has extended to wed- ding gowns, One of the largest

' Paris couture houses. particularly

, noted for ifs skill in the crcallon of

-ori:lnnl bridal gowns. uses hr-nvy hz-nirlctl silk sashes on ivory satin QDWIlS

', For :1 recent importwnt, wcddln};

' this drcssmaker crcritcd a sheath- likc gown of ivory satin made with ll. scvcrcly high nctk and vrlth long tiahi. sleeves which were nn cx-

fli-ilsion of the fitted bodice. The

i‘ lnvk of shoulder scams gave a

, v y _ 3 rnundcd appearance to the mimoanrafichng: l shoulder line in contrast to the

v _,,,,,.,L< m cake‘ l squared shoulders n-liich have bcen

done to death in Paris the last two seasons

The front of the bodice was draped into a high cowl ncck- llnc and a six-ynrrl satin train was inscricd into the brick of the tight- ly fitting skirt. The heavy braid- cd silk sash, with long fringed stmamers which hung down in front, was the only trimming on the simple wedding gown. A cor-

onct of real gurdenias held the tulle veil in place and the bride curried a matching bouquet of

white garclenlas

The same couturier made s white crepe wedding gown of Chinese in- splratlon for another recent Paris- ian woddlagr-The same high cowl neckline was used again. but this time was draped below the left shoulder. The drnpcd neckllnfi continued into the dress fastening which extended down the left side scrim as far gs the floor. The gown fztstcnotl with twin rows of small round braiding. Following the lines or a chins-so kimono, the dress was feltless but was moulded rather losely to the figure.

NEW HAT TREND

The new hat trcnd includes s fmard tlll. and the use of many v

BEAUTY TN HEALTH

Health is the keynote of beauty ln Europe these days. Wherever‘ YOU trsvel-Oerrnsnly, France, l Switzerland, England-you realise‘; that modern women. regardless of l, nationality, are plylne sincere ut- tlntlon to men. diet and ollarclsd.

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The smalrii-sl P.ll'l>l(‘llllB kcclws fzcr body supple, by professiotinl massage and Sill‘ takes short. vaca- uons in the country for fresh air, ould: -~ cxszcisc and sunshine

German \\"uinrn_ as alvxnys, pride llicmsclvcs or. SmOOlh skin and a frcsh, out-of-tloors klittl of com-

|plexlon. In Leipzig, ivhcre semi- zinnunllv. buvrrs from all over the world Vinlh the 700-ycnr-old Leipzig ‘- Fair, the fnccs of the native ivo- lmen hnvc n frcshlly’ scrubbed. schoolgirl look. They radiate. henllh. In Berlin. sometic rirtlfices are more in evidence 0f course, but, even there, a stranger is im- pressed by sparkling eves and na- iumlly hlgh-colnrcd chccks

Outdoor spcri.» n12 more ivldcly

I sponsored than r-vcr bcforc. The ' huge sports pnlnccs in Berlin are opcn to ivomcn. Thcre they go ‘to bltyclc. sknto rind to do exercises unclcr the cnrcfnl supcrvision of l physical (mining iustruc ..rs. i

French girls do not ninke such l

a fflish of crzcrciscs and sports,

ybut thcy ivalk a, rzood dcul, ski in ‘

, lhc mountains nnd rldc in the

lprirlts more froqurntly than form- crlv. Tlwy- drirk warm ivnfcr or hot hcrbzil tens in the morning, They think nhoul. font hcnlth and makc nnp: hlmcnks for pcdlcurcs as reg- ularly ns for mnnicurcs.

SATIN METALS

S0111!‘ 0f ill!‘ Ollfsflniilillff now fabric: for cvcnnic are circ pnt- tcrivd satin mctnls ovcrprlnlcd with colorful flowers. The effects are rich and individual with a choice of patter-nine ivhich iri- cludcs ividc-sprcncl (lcsiniis, big all-

over pniicrrs and nncre r0101" trcnlmcnts that florvcrs shzid- cd with pwlfls which rim into

each cthcr n". in mother oi‘ pcarl.

PAFK IVITH (‘ARITTIVIIEN GOING O.\' A HOLIDAY

Hov: many holiday-s have hum spmrrl bv crirclcss packing? M051 , IJOOPIc rcrnrd this as a last mo- ment bTL=iIlP°Sj somcthing to be clonc on ihc night before the holi- dliy cnmmcnccs.

Ul'\""-r"lf"'flll ncoplc make a 11st “f °"~l.‘"lll"fl flirty usc, and then chcck off the list after packing. A fflr lJPlfPr way. howcver, ls to have "pdcklm! days."

O11 lhrsc rlnys you sci. aside g tlllnlicntc of f“\'f'l‘_\'l,hi_tjr: you flood and ivhcrc this is not “Qtg-"blo a "m? "l ll; l5 mgidc and placcd ivilh the other thinlzs, thus cnsurinrz thnt ivhcn actual. pricking is bs-pun

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wife ore

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Th happy homes are those in to plriy golf, go to the movlcs or sy

which the husband ngrce on rmything‘,

diighbrow and the other a 10\\'b1‘0\\'~

common sense is second.

all m‘ its problems with our i. we ball things up so Offlin-

us from expecting too wives and too much of ouffllvfii

isn't. a pcrpciiznl’ polling party. feeling llllil. till“! h

tin gods.

for nothing in marriage than we can have to pzy the price. _ It and ivonicn from whining ovcr how and thcir children.

give to it.

to bc nlic to Hrkc i1. to be. It is n ha: ivlnh. storm and stress.

road to travel.

Hoivevcr it is evcry marriage a mun rind u-omnn to make them

the game is point: against. ilicin‘.

defeat; each i0 make the reach out n hind in the drink.

A scnsc of humor is next. the secret of how to be huDDy thflllflh

better u» grin than w crouch-

of an evening‘ read, or go dancing- _ can ‘ and wife are alivnys at H055 Plllposeftgng g‘€;;rput_ where one wants to 8° and ‘me w“ l '

‘were one ,5 a Spender and the other ,1 pcnny-pinchcr; where one is a

think of marriage only in “jilwm using our heath Tm“ why

That's why we make l hills oi’ little faults and beculllrilles- . , l n man or woman for forty or fifty YBIITS V-llhml" m" of rubbing his or hcr fur the F181“ “'35?-

What we need in marringc i5 ellwgll much of marrMEB-

had espoused turned out i0 be just mere humfln

Common sense would teach 115 that We

Just thc rcnl use of one make thcxn rcnlizc that you can't have family life. which 15 m9 mo“ wee‘

- ~ a. . l n "c, w loiiiiliiigéucinilklhhxkigtir.08; Ctfhnutlltvis worth a. thousand-fold evcfymlfl! 3°“

Tlicrc nre bound to be clashes of personality, Sometimes the husband years of poverty and ivzint and sickness and all manner 0f affllcflflfll-

- .. ‘m1 ore unditlsso t n mailings oiei vthlch one musqtmt; hgbsaiéigiflnd ave‘; who take emu

other on their Iunnybones never end in the divorce courts.

Congeniality, Common Sense, Spflrtsmaflshill and a Sense 0f Humor, Used as Beacon Lights, Will Guide All Matrimonial Barks Into the Harbor 0f

' Happiness

A correspondent asks: “What are the most imporf-Bnf $111085 111 m5?‘ I think the first. of these ls congeniality. important thandove because it. Ls the foundation of love and 10W doglglllt list. long without it. All the mater and °r virtues play second fiddle w mnseulsllfy in marriage.

That is even more

Whether or not n. husband and

haPPY together depend-r solely “Pm

the question: Do they have the same taste: 1 and habits and like the some

sort of co0ltin8?

___________ wh u see a married couple 10881118 contentiidlyyglong toselher lowflrd Ihtir 801d- en weddin8. you may know @111“ riding the same hobby hOFSB5- l with ivnen you see a couple always scrap? H8 each other, you mounted on a plow h . ‘ficiiiiilyoiisuiirrels are over h difference of 0P1!!- Vlrtually all alienflllfllis and divorces are the result of the

liking to do one thing and the wife preferring to do 5011195111118 El“-

whlch both the husband and wife lliko mpmmy concerts; step out or stay in

they are Conversely,

know that it is because one 15 horse and the other 0n B Ninety-nine per cent of all the

of affection husband

The unhappy Ones are those in

else on earth is Such B

,- . i le t mime,- og 535m a; husbands and wives, and it doesnt matter in the 85 ivhat sort of a. one you have 1115i 50 Wu

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The trouble with most of us ls that We

have the kind of a. one yw l1"-

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mountains out. of mole- cim be married w

‘ in Thats u y we lea g the m“

good, hard, horse sense to lteev too much of our hu-Bbflnds ""1

That would keep 11$. flfipecla-HY "5

- . < - discovering that ivomen from having h,\ stories over our dlsflbllfliflmenl- m _ _ ' . g li l and that marlllme romance pctcis out under 1110 Slrqlélxsétfiléellzgggyhugblgds and wives from _d been gyppfid ivhcn the commonplace individuals they

beings instead. 0i littlfi

can no more have somemlll! in anything else in life. We always

would keep mcn from grouchlng over the bill-S

tied down to their b01156!

they are _ lobe of their brains wwld

1mm“ its costing you money, work.

___.____._ . 1., ._~ _ ' (i, T m k B. mttrrlae a. succes you've not Slwrlsmni .l u) comci/[gigirnge g not; she pkmic lovers think it is 80mg

N0 husband or wife is easy to live times of domestic and wife have to go throuzh

calls for every drOD of SDOWWS blmd m stand by their bargain without “$1322: ' 1 il th t. n‘ comeo to cnziblc them to kecl? on ihcir f 6&5 éhlgkslzlafh ‘ihea/Oup m the hm“ or other feel that 1r all the world tun-lea asfliml mm or her there would still be one standing by whom he or she could.

The ability to laugh of! things is half of

many thing!

married. There are so much

DOROTHY DIX.

Spring v Fashions For Home Dress-Making

Here's something Nil» ‘ mi“ m!‘ fcrcnt. for your vocation ITOCK-

It. is so cosy to sew.

Flntlcrlng turquoise blue crush- rcslstunt. linen made the model pictured. You can ivcnr it to town as well us for the country.

this particular" article is Included.

Ev this nvans it is certain that

cvrrjrlliiiic’ rcqwilrctl on cverv pos- ‘Slblc occnsion will bc tnkcninivny

It is always ihc small thhuzs that W‘ Wt lflliurl: studs. cuff-links, dress ilcs, cic. and particularly whltc ivalslconts s0 far as men rim conccrnctl.

of YOUTH‘. this rather thorough prcpnratlon ls only necessary when tho hofdav is to be long nnrl spent in snrrouixdinps which m1] for formal as well as informal dross.

For ll "E0-RS-you-plcase-holl- (lay the rcally csscntlal thinrzs uro comfortable clothes - flnnnels, snncts coat, pullovcrs and above all comforlablc shoes.

What about language? Expmuj- inc sulfcnscs arc cxtrcmely handy ~they will always trike just; a llltlc morc- but for case in pack- llll! Hflrl convcnicncc in lisc thorn is llflllllnk to beat. a vi-nrrlrobe trunk

It. is astonishing ivhnt the-y will hold, and cve-rythlng- ls RlWflyS rertdy to hand without the labor of unpocklng.

LACE ovrn first.“

Lace is often ovcr taffeta‘ fn double-breasted house cunts, with short sleeves and flaring hcmllnel.

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Fresh shccr cotton prints in voile or batlslc and doltcd swiss would also bi: lovely for this model. In ~ these, it is delightful with the col- lnr and bow of crisp organclle.

Sheci" sccrsultkcr, sh ntung. tub silks, etc... are other good mediums.

Style No. 1814 is designed for sizes 14, l6 ,1B years, 36, 38, 40 and 42-inches bust. Size 36 requires 4 yards of 39-inch material.

Price of PATTERN l5 cents in stamps or coin (coin is preferred.) Wrap coin carefully.

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TWELVE MILLION WENT TRAVELLING BRITAIN'S ANNUAL BANK HOLIDAY

Britain went travelling during the period from Friday, July 31st. to midnight, Saturday, August_lst, or what is known as the August

Bank Holiday it ls osllrnalkd that holiday-makers. more than one quarter of the population of Great Britain. were transport“! sufeiy and speedily by the ml‘.- ways to the seaside and into the country. 3.000.000 people, ll; ls esti- mated, passed through London's sixteen great railway termini dur- ing the holiday. It is s safe pre- diction that no olhrr form 0f transport could handle such a. vol- ume of holiday traffic and it points to the mnlor place the railways oc- cupy ln the movement of passeng-

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PEACE RIVER. AllA-—(OP)-—A rich golden hua colored pelt of u marten was brought dawn the Peace River from Fort Vermilllon by Sheridan Lawrence l5 Pa" 9! l- fur catch. 1t was termed I- rm specimen u all other mittens brouiht in wan of u dark brown

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COFFEE ICING

2 cups granulated sugar, ‘A cup string clear coffee. 2 tablespoons ibutter, 2 teaspoons vanilla. . Method: Cook sugar and coffee to the soft. ball stage. 338 degrees F. Drop a. little in cold water to test for the soft. ball stage if no ther- mometer handy. Allow to cool, add vanilla and beat until creamy.

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CHAPTER-XII!

“I wonder why B- Jfl-m 7°“ abmgy wggtes his time on facial gurgayy?" she asked him one after-

noon. .

"Perhaps "it's becouse if. makes s0 irony people happy." he W11“- "Dolyou know 0f anything b93991‘ than that?"

"Saving sick pevpleh, lives 1108M be better," she hazarded.

"Pardon. but you're mtlrely,

wrong. There are ten thousand men who can pea-form an 0.999“- dectomy wlththelr eyes shut, but there are not more than three in the world who can make, a woman of fifty look like thirty!" Perhaps there was a crushing an- swer somewhere, in the universe to his argument, but Juliet at the mo- ment could not thin-k of it. All the same. she knew there was some- thlng hollow in his words and that lie-probably was Jibing when he. uttered them: »But. any possible rejoinder was forestalled by the .entrance of O'Hara followed by a poorly- dressed girl who managed to give the impression she was trotting at his heels like an alredale-