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ininity its They Are in Numbers, so find Your Level and Then Strut FYour Stuff

‘Word comes from Hollywocd, where they make an intensive study of feminine charm, that casting directors are no longer choosing girls for

the movies for their sex appeal, but for their type appeal.

This makes sense. great JOY to IIUUIOILE of young WCIIICII.

is nothing you can do about it.

has gumptlon enough to get into her and strut her stufi.

of min fall for the “omen. alike and ape each other.

same line

M -- y Jlllo Utilities-i. They are platinum blondes. Or , ' ' They are vlv clous. Or bored. Or sophisticated. Or cute. '1ll‘~‘.\' "ti-L" Ill;lli.)l'(7‘-\.\.. lisp hair" ‘k Whatever is the vogue of the

kII-Tlll‘. All tting the slime act bztil sc-they think it mlkes a unwersa. ti’. \t.til ililfll.

_ It is Llltli‘ error. ‘Illere are a mllloii men and ttiev have a nilllion dlficren: tlislts in trcmeli. The thing {Ilfltjlftffi one man's fancy leaves another iiizin cold. another. Wiiti-c one lnaii secs 083111),‘ aliotnci- sees iiomellness.

And so on mid on. Each man ivitli his JlGlVlUliliil [JIBJULUCES and pf€illrktubllh about women tiial liiake him im.nulie to all but hs type, and II c poor girls “JIkAIIg their ilcaus oli 1r) lilg to be universal charm- els uliLi geidlig lloztiiere tlltii it.

No girl citii successfully understudy another girl's role

' illg ])r"I'iUI'llliillc'C. she only looks like a performing elephant.

The quiet girl

who zllf ti. vilaciollsness and who screams and laughs over everythnig ‘

only makes men lii'€(1. Li}.

Dumb Dora becomes a figule cf fun tulicn she

flops as lintawrs, they can be headliners as themselves. Also that a IDEICiIlll Providence has betievolently ordained .0: the benefit of women, so that they might secure husbands, that men ch0llld. admire as many different types cl women as there are women,

Let girls bear in mind that they are never so attractive to men as when they are themselves and make their type appeal io men. 1i one ls a potion-Venus let her be cuddly and cute and curl up on couches ans 51L oil hcr ieet. There are plenty of men who prefer the wives they can pet and ca) "baby, " but there are just as many other men who worship at the slhltie of the big woman who is 5 daughter o1 the gods, divniely tall, and who is stately and dignified. p If a gul ts born WILIIVQIUCKSIIVQI‘ in her veins and laughter on her "tps, let her Jump around like a monkey on a stick and be the life of the pariy- The say boys will always flock uound tier. But she gets on the

Also it is glad tidings of Em sex appeal is a gift of the gods that is bestowed upon you or uxthheld. and if you are out of luck there Whereas type appeal is an allure that every girl can have who mm class

v One of the great mistakes that girls make ls in thinking that men have some statiqardized ideal em:nli".e pulchrittzde and vir.ue_ and that all} of attract ons in Hrllfe they all trv to look alike and act fhey starve themselves

The qualitlik. .l‘l a girl tllal athact tile titan repulse t

__ _ _ _and give a Ine big tvoiiian ;.»n t cunning when she acts

Men laugh iii their sleeevs at tile business gills who i i; the icason they work is because they were so bored with‘

y. . - misguided girls need to realize is that while they are

nerves of the sober-minded men ulio preier giis who are quiet and rcst- '

l“! and who like t0 spend an evening at home talking about worthwhilel Easy to the Guardian Home Serv- lhere are more Plfllw-iflls niaoe on the sofa in the back, ice. Address. Be

things. Aiid barlor than there are in night clubs. There are loads of men who like to take a girl out who is dolled the Queen of Sheba and who looks like a million dollars, but there E 1115i- Bé many other men who pass up the girl whose shoes cost as uch as half of their salaries and wncse upkeep they could no more af- rd than ‘they could to set up a yacht, ' The K41 who is clever at sporls and who brings home the cups in l5. 801T. Swllllmiflg and $0 0n. has her gallery of masculine followers, ut to many other men the domestic girl who can do things on the when Stove makes an appeal to the stomach as well as {he heart that is

istible. l

‘There are men who are allured bv brilliant women who are witty lsecrackem, who have read the last book, seen the last play know the test political gossip and who can entertain and amuse thenl. But to

{tony other men the clever woman is anathema. They prefer women h‘) a"! good listeners and whose entire conversational repertoire consists

zf "How marvelous! How wonderful! How big and brave and 5mm; and lever you are!"

80, girls, stick to your lasts.

Y t- l the genie 0t hcrirts. our Sm appea is your trmnp card

m Poycllvlflel»... tel. [Li tniit men are so influenced big tlits tiiateven Wilfill they marry a second time they almost invariably l) k out a wife who is a ringer for their dead or divorced Mariaj_

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In the middle of that week Simon Dale was knocked down by a taxi- cab and taken to Charm; Cross Hospital. The news awaited Hal- lett when he returned from lunch. and he went at once to the Hos- pltal. The patient was not dang-» ously hurt, but his collar bone had been broken and he was suffering from shock. There was no question of his leaving the hospital for at least ten days.

l-Iallett waited an hour before he was allowed to see him.

‘Tm awfully sorry. sir," he said.

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l He ha a conference with Miss ,Wctherby when he got back to the shop and during the days which followed he threw himself into his work. It was wor in: work, for he unaccuswme to much of it. Bu with Miss Wetherbyks help he pulled through, i The firm did a very bill postal , business; it boasted that it Lind cus- tomers in every country in the {woi-ld. There were dgys when he ‘was unalfe to find time to let to ‘the hospital, but always either he lot" Miss Wetherby called on Simon

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In spring of the year.

—Ermlna Carpenter Holland.

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Chickens are cheaper and verY tender at present. Choose a. big one and bralse it. First prepare, as for roasting and brown for ten minutes in the oven. Then cut into neat Joints.

Have ready a quanitlty of veget- ables-carrots, turnips and r- snlps, cooked and sliced. unons

fried to a golden brown, raw watercress, tomatoes and young cabbage.

Lay the chicken pieces upon

some of these and cover with the rest. Pour over the juice that has run from the chicken and a little more stock too. Cover the pan and cook in a. slow oven for an hour.

If you feel like it. n. drop or so of wine added at. half time gives a wonderful flavor.

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If a branch of a. tree has been broken. the stub should be cut off close to the trunk and the cut covered with wound dressing to keep out insects and wood rot.

SWEET POTATO VINE.

If you want a sweet potato to sprout a. vine for decorating your home. you should cut the potato in half, place the cut side down in l. bowl of water and keep it in the sun for several weeks.

WAKING AND SLEEPING MINDS ARE NEVER COMPLET- ELY SEPARATED How is it that so many people can wake themselves up an punctually as an alarm clock And why do some people sleep fitfully if they have w get up earlier than usual. or lf they know they've got

something important to do Answer is that the part of thc mind you use when you're awake and the part which takes charge when you're asleep are never com- pletely separated. You fall asleep with the ideaithat at all costs you mustn't. be lam next day. This produces anxiety; and anxiety prevents the com lets relaxation you need fcr dee seep. And the idea you've taken sleep with you acts like an alarm-clock. =- “ it is c. pity it does. Because the quality of sleep is never so good if there is an under- current of conscious anxiety.

BUTTONS FOR BEAUTY Buttons are back In purely ornamental capacity, with a slide fastener for real use

down one side seam. To cite a few | examples, the lines of buttons

striping a Francevranient skirt; a. row of tiny covered buttons down the front of Vionnet evening cor- sagea. Matnbocherb padded fabric bu tons in shell and flower shapes, and his huge gold and black but- tons on black wool tallleura. Large round buttons like marbles of rose quartz or amber are found on blouses and on shlrtwclst type long-skirted dinner gowns in other houses.

Short sleeves are good on mm- rner suits.

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