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Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Fiirnished With Every Pattern

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‘ tal tucks that create swatlled move- ment through hips, is important de- tail, that detracts from width, thus giving figure aleekly slender line.

The neckline is unusually becom- ing with pin tucks that narrow the shoulders, and a. Jabot frill showing chic femininity.

A corresponding Jabot trill is placed at left hip. The circular ilar- ing skirt with pointed outline at front, assumes a curved downward ~ course, with iulness quite low placed at back. '

Style No. 3101 interpreted in printed sheer velvet in dark wine red tones can be worn for many occa- sions, both for formal and informal ‘ afternoons.

You'll like it especially well in crepe satin in black or Marron Glace.

Fiat silk crepe in Havana brown, dahlla-purple failie silk crepe, black sheer velvet printed in tiny white pin dots, electric blue sheer velvet, and bottle green canton crepe exception- ally ﬂattering.

It is designed in sizes 16, 18 years, 3B, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust,

Magazine is 15 cents, but you may order a pattern and a Fashion Magn- iiine together for 15 cents.

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young man about to be married, it would bc this:

“If You Want to Keep Your Wife Sane and Happy and Healthy and Contented, ‘Keep Her Busy,” Advises Dorothy Dix to the Young Man About to be Married.

“And Don't Stint Her in Praise, or in Giving Her the Money That She Earns”

If I could give one piece of advice more earnest than any other to the A Keep your wife busy. Bee to it that she has plenty oi real, honest-tio-goodness. worthwhile work to do, and put some heart interest in her work by paying for it with both money and appreciation.

‘more is no other one thing in thoiworld that is more pathetic than the way in which men's" most chiv- alrous impulse is a boomerang that back on them and slays them. For when a loves his wife his greatest desire is to wrap»her'up in cotton wool. and keep her in a padded, satin-lined box, where she will have nothing on the hoe o! the earth to do but Just breathe, and this is their undoing.

' Thousands of men work themselves to death in ‘ a order that their wives may not have to do h single

lick oi work. Millions oi husbands, looking bewildered at their pocvisil. fretful, discontented wives, tear their hair over woman's urireason and ex- claim:

“But what more docs Maria. wantjg make her happy? Haven't I given

her everything? Hasn't she servants to wait m her hand and foot? Hasn't

P ti: l l5 is. B to an a: 5;?“ p532?“ _ Agdigg: she a nurse to take core oi the baby and a governess to look aiter the child- Pauem Department. d“: Fashion ren? Hasn't she dressmakels and seamstremes to sew for her? Why, she

hasn't a thing on earth to do.‘

And the poor dear man, who has done his very beat to be e. good husband

and make his wife happy, doesn't realize that in depriving her of all useful occupation he has taken away from her the one indispensable source of contentment and happiness. ~

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It is strange that men should make this blunder because they know that they themselves would be bored to death if they had nothing to do but kill time. But they think that women are somehow diiierent, and that to sec- ure a woman's felicity all that you have to do is to just sit her down on a plush chair, with empty hands. and Just let her sit, and sit, with nothing to

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.. i. Byloberhbeo . Was a Boy Dirty Overalls

Wash dirty overalls by laying them - flat on the‘ board and scrubbing with Jack w“ kept in we Gen“ “mad o,

It took five years to learn a trade; A pair oi cowhide >b00ts would oiten last '-tiil they were paid for; Apple-

a stiri brush. Starch them a little me ‘mum Plug Lobawo was kept mom afterwards and the dirt will come out m the mp pocket; Dentists knew the

do.

Never was there a greater mistake. _'I‘he old adngcs, "An idle brain is "mm- ' the Devil's Worshop." and "Satan still ﬁnds work for idle hands to do." are even more true of women than they are oi men. useful, constructive work tn do that caused our iirel mother to go out and , hunt up trouble. and that still makes her granddaughters with nothing to do but iollow in her footsteps.

It was because she had no

.____._. Look about you. Who are the women who keep 7011118. and slim, and alert, and vital? The busy women. The women who work in stores and oiiices, the women who follow proieissions, and who have to keep ontbeir tili- toes all of the time, look about ten or ﬁfteen years ‘younger than their sisters who have‘ married prosperous husbands who have taken away irom them any necessity to work. Work keeps the one woman in fighting trim. It polishes

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much easier the next time they are washed.

Palms

Palms should,not be watered too often. let the earth get dry, then soak it. well. To keep palms in good condition sponge the leaves carefully each week.

‘inked Apples

When baking apples. prick the skins with a iork and they will not burst.

For The Cook

.4 IELLIED CRANBERRY SALAD

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“tries (these may be coarsel round) " tics and bridge are the y 8

i we diced celery. 2 minced pimen- I es, 2 teaspoons ﬁnely grated onion, teaspoon salt, ‘A.- cllp sugar, 1/. cup

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dwell!!!“ ‘between I With 811d 8- up her wits and puts a purpose into her life, while the woman with nothing lea when 0M had W be K111111551; Foil-r to do but to g0 to luncheons, and play bridge, slumps and gets ht in mind men could ride a pony keg all nlghti and body_ ~ for two bits apiece; Men didn't have i.

w ‘R1189 W8 m‘ “X165; The 0111i’. who are the women who illi doctors oiiices and sanatorlums, and that "STOP" and 81w We" $101‘. enable specialists to drive Rolls-Royce cars? Nine-tenths of them are the ‘WWW? “d G0 "° Wm‘? Mm“ i idle women who have nothing to do but to explore their system for lymptonis WW" Popular “wuih m mail“ mB-"Y ! and make a cult oi invalidism. _ .

u. QUIT working 1o.- it; Delicatessens‘ ’ were unlcnown; Housewives did their cooking on a. stove instead oi a phone; and a snack irom the cupboard meant a. three course banquet.

Did you ever notice how, almost invmably, u soon as e women gets money she develops poor nerves, or e bad heart, or a weak digestion, or what have you? so long as she had to get up at 6 o'clock and prepare her hus- band's breakfast, and hustle around getting the children oi! to school, and trot oi‘! w a new market where the meet was 5 cents a pound cheaper, and when it didn’t seem but a minute from breakfast to dinner, she was so busy cooking and scrubbing and sewing and looking alter the baby, she didn't know that she had a nerve or a stomach concealed about hir person.

TODAY | '1; is “Hiip-Hip-whatclia. got on itii": Hooch makes men see double and girls ,

"the, m", young widows; Dad buys! It was only after husband made money and carried out his cherished a meme and damn“, swipes it w ‘ dream oi keeping her in idleness that she found out that she was the victim make a party dress; page mung has 1 oi ailments that she had never even suspected herself of having.

supplanted mortagc lilting; Sex ap-l ' L L peel and birth control are bolus cuss- d Azid ‘silo tlfedttllle millrlil- ho y ‘£112.. John rim d “i: ed and dimmed, p“, m; can; pulp. ono un ers an em, ewomonw so , ‘ , s, g an impugn “In”: and a wonderful provider, but he isn't my eoulmeto and I am perishirig of i heart-hunger?"

both depend upon good HANDS to win; Those who vote "DRY" are "ALL WET" and vice-verso; "rwixt lipstick, 1

yinegar. Soak gelatlne in one cup cold Qvatcr iive minutes. Add boiling water, ptir until dissolved add the onion, liberal, salt and sugar. Set aside, and ; when Jiflly begins to sct, add the other! ingredients. Turn in mold or molds Ind chill. Serve with mayonnaise

dressing. u‘ I ‘i.’ Etiquette i i. I: nouns he i . , i

Q. ls itlall right for a man to sug- gest a selection of food to his lady guest, when at a rutaurant?

A. Yes, if she cannot seem to make up her mind.

‘ Q. When one is leaving, after mak-

ing I dill, l8 it All right to say, "I liii

afraid I have stayed. too long"?

A. No; such remarks show ecli- consciousness. L Q. What is the smallest amount given to a porter oi a train, when one I on 5 one-day trip? - frailty-live cents is the mini-

mugc and cigarettes, Mon takes a] up and vivisect their own emotions, and keep their ﬁngers on their pulses chgnce on who; he “is; P131153 m, to sec whether their temperatures go up or down at the fall of their husband's "Going Up" and autos are "Coming IOOWWN-

Down," so_ take your choice. If you can get a kick out of this line-up you're in luck, and we wish you—

A HAPPY NEW YEA].

so long as a woman is working shoulder to shoulder with her husband. trying to build up their fortune, so long as she is pinching pennies and nuts- ing dimes to save the money to go in the business or pay on their iii-st home. she isn't thinking about her feelings. She is absorbed in doing, and gettinl somewhere. And she is happy and satisfied because she has e real, vital in- terest and knows she ls of some use in the world and oi value to her hus- band.

Australia has subsidized a new shipping service to New Zealand.

A mothgr gnu m, "wig, "m; And whoare the women who get into scandals and bring dlllflm b! on a jury at, Mdrylebong, mam“, themselves and on their hmilicsi Who are thl women who writs mun hotel ___________ to movie heroes? ’ Who are the women who pick up mm on the Iimt. or It

‘w w" " a ‘ dance halls and who gtetlintp the silly ﬂirtatious that often and in tragedy? I Character Close-Ups |

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They are‘ the idle women, the women with nothing to do but to try in amuse themselves and infuse some pep into a life that has gone stale and ﬂat. You never hear of the woman who is buly holding down her Job, or the mother who isrnaking a reel home and looking liter her children pro- perly, running off with a gigolo, or keping stolen dam with a pasty-faced masher at the movies. '

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WHITENING BED NOS; Every season seemsto have its special beauty problems. In the!

almost as quickly es one has it put

in; and now that mal-cels are lovely. ‘ milwdy complains oi her nose, which ' a: one reader puts it, "began to bloom with the first frost, and has been . gaining steadily in ruddlnaes ever i since." , 1 Such a beauty blemish is most ’ annoying, so let's see what can be! done to tone down this red nose; In the first place,‘ lei/s work from causes I rather than try to apply something . irom the outside, and only paint the i nose, ratiher than cure it. One oi the most frequent causes is poor circulation: and. if one has cold

hands and feet‘, and also a. bloomlnr

PING, she can be almost sure that till"

cause -is poor circulation. A good way

to stimulate a sluggish circulation is

to inhale and ’ exhale forcefully in’ rhythm with ones walking out oi

doors, and make it a point to take a

walk out of doors every day.

As indigestion is another frequent

cause, the girl or woman with a red

nose must also pay strict attention to

hei- diet. Avoid rloh, spicy foods.

stimulating beverages and large

llclpings oil’ meat. Eat simple, plainly

prepared foods, with a great amount

oi leafy vegetables, and fresh raw

In their eiiorts to acquire the new silhouette many have been guity 0i wearing oloullnii which is We “BM? nnndvery oﬂten mllady huiblllly tile price for this by Inquiring a red no”, for tligihy, clothing always inter- ieree with circulation.

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ness of your nose. Pbllow the above suggestions, and I feel certain you will find the redness gradually fad- ing. If‘ you have further trouble. won't you please write me again, in- closing a stamped, self-addressed

envelope, so that I may write, you _a

personal letter? Tornorroiv-Besuty Questions, Answered

CANADIAN BACON _ STANDS SUPREME Hog grading in Canada, viihich was primarily entered upon with the def- inite purpose of increasing the ex-'- port trade, has had the actual cf-

Alter making sure that any of the above causes have been i " ‘ $116 next step is care oi ‘the skin itself. The following ointment applied to the nose will be helpful Mix togcihci‘ one and one-half ouncm_ of Z1116 ointment, two and one-half drlmﬁ powdered starch. one dram powdered

to a smooth salve. APPW l‘ 595m“ iliter cleansing the race. ‘me nest morning wash the face with Warm water; than rinse in cold water to which e few drops of ammo- MM i?“ been added. pry thoroushly. apply a suitable powder base and then powder. -

As powder base the following 10ml‘ L". particularly good for a nose inclined to be rod: dill-cc ounces mee water. one ounce witch-hazel one Olin!!! orannge-ilower water, one-halt dram spirits of camphor, twenw gYI-lnl M‘ ‘phaic of sine“ Shake well and apply with a oleiin piece of absorbent cot- ton.

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babys col s,

_‘, _ tn-CCLDS must be treated promptly, of course, but constant “dosing” so often upsets the little one's delicate etomach.

~ Modern mothers now use Vicks VapoRub. As it iojuat rubbed on,Viclt's cannot disturb the diges- tion. And, it acts 2 ways at once to bring relief: i1) Through the akin like a poultico or plaster,

‘drawing out" the tightness and soreness.

(2) Vaporized by the warmth of the body, it is inhaled direct to the inﬂamed air-passages. This‘ method oi‘ treating colds originated with Vicke. Today, the whole frendgot’ modern medical practice is away from needless “dosing?

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was before hog grading began, or that it isflcse suitable foi- mo prim market. or even tilat hog production has decreased in recent years, Eight years ago Oo-nadifs export of bacon amounted to more than one hundred miilllion pounds. In 1920 it had dwindled to_ loss. than! thirty-oishi million pounds. During ibhisxtime the marketing oi hogs have gone up ful- ly a million heed. The eiiieot of grad- inghesinrealtiltyeoimpiovedthe quality of Canadian bacon tile/t more and more of it is oonsluriedlat home.

ell, tihaLve Stock Oommisoioner, oi_ the Department oi Agriculture at 0t- tawa, the reputation oi Canadian

iect of curtailing it. It is not that" bgwn sung, supreme on ghg Amer.

As stated Nomltily by Mr._Hl s. Ark- l

bacon olierod on the British marks ct As pointed out recently by Mr. W. A. Wilson‘ Agricultural Produce Marketing Agent in Great Britain the moot pressing need in relation to the Canadian bacon industry is large: production and continuum supply.

Oocoons grown in ﬁance in thi last year weighed nearly 8,000,001 pounds.

Venezuela imported 360.000 leis of Anierlyan ﬂour in 1920.

‘Norwegian sellers of whale oil on planning to combine.

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