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Her Husband’s Family Coming to Visit; Mothers-in-Law Can Be Great Helps to Any Household

Dear Miss Dix-My wife's family is always made welcome in our home. but my family has the door barred against it because its members are “in-laws who would tear our home to pieces if they were allowed to

. do it." My mother is gracious and well-bred. not a hysterical neurotic. as the D-iychoiogiss seem to

"Listen! The Wind" by Ann Morrow Undbemh ls probably the unique book of the year. and the most perfect. It ls beautifully written and beautifully construct- ed, a perfect and complete verse of a great epic.

The book—relivas—a phase of aviation, one that was strikingly

WHAT A SMILE CAN D0 A smile is quite a funny thing.

._¢.if":' n‘ ‘Jwvnnnv: i:"'u‘“ . "évt" I OF "IE THE COOKS Dorothy Dix s Letter Box B 003331;“ ' HOUSE-WIFE CORNER Wife Makes a Grave Mistake She Objects to a», r. n. I-l -AND_

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Big puffy sleeves shaped like by verted caulifiowera with the lull.- ness dropped well below tn.

erial Institute in London. Queer} Flipps. ("Y5 l"! “'4” “T114911 111 P5113‘ 1' ' ' ' bl 1i ' l ll . Adi ti ilk think ll lder wom t be. 51 hi! k sense ded b l Ls, l1 - on a sheet oi i paper. Mrs. Ira J. Yeo. entertained at Qlgliliiifilllil’ taifii $311 until oi: Xrhlix- of hunlortand laughs; great Cl€18[l. gilt: igefnriendly me efirnslexigndmgyf-s It. wrinkles up you: face, lélfltlggiziigmmgfgcedsléagloai-lc tilting-flat Whlfh 111E 111 1W1 (‘lain rabies of brid-ze Weduc-ziuv lure lS ‘smooth and thick. Beat; and has a host of friends. She has been agrand sewuvny o; descnphon 15 re. And when it's 8011!. 011 119"!‘ 1'1"‘ m“ m "mfi mm shgr‘) fmnack nitcznoon at the Canadian Nal . the egg yolks and add the orange mother to me and I loveher (lcvotediy. Neverthe- mrkable and although the book Its secret hiding-P ace. 1i,“ low h’ back P N! W _t\io n! f-lc-ie. honoring her nzccal juice and. exalted rind. B351! the 1955- l“ m” bf?” lgewihlge "we gee“ myriad ‘lay abounds with her imaginative Bu‘ f“ maietwfigggfléaritdig. n“ g ' ~ . ~.- .. ~ arvv ~.. - . . . s - it lrnet H rue. oi sirmmersnk. ‘Db ulntis intrl they stand in gifighegfgsaé toerécciggt ‘no: giggle; goolkirmyvlxfrifumg comparisons, she maintains YE: 3,8“: at 011e, she smiles at ‘dialer; goliécgoiizglgevta; muff and has

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and hits the ceiling when sire hears that I have been to see her. She says that ii she “permits my

that our marriage would go on he rorlu. and that a son who wants to keep seeing his moiher after

mother to drop in at any time the takes a notlonl

_throughout a nice balance of the |intangible and the strictly prac- tical. Qne experiences the flight ‘with her-it is happening now-its difficulties and its pulsating suc-

Arldnlso one smile makes two!

she smiled at someone since 3'01! 1

Arid tlien that one smiles back,

AVERAGE ion FOR BABY r0 - ‘ START WALKING

From twelve to fifteen month

l’ pzntirs for her ngue mixture. lviiilx he L5 nmmed 15 a 515s‘, and 1g not mature». If I was“ and mm it an one sees

" - 111i‘? i‘ “'9 ' let my wife know that I have been to see myl ntirel new world il until in truth is considered to be the average Ié- . . . ' . . ‘he IQI ‘ha? . . "t... . " mother. there is a row. but tins sneaking out to see | e o; oyne she mafgs Us awua as Anydoahafgtfinlansmegglhg track! ' age for a baby to start walking.

‘ ‘ ‘in’? Cm ‘W5 a biildg“ "l- ‘ i? levy limt h“ m“ 1 v " ‘lime makes me feel like n spmfless Md" ‘ma I cann‘) M" she and her husband steal out on And since a sm ie can do great BuVif your baby shows no sigm A "l m“ Camwili" Nilimm“ ‘am, °., ‘Quagr ccpt this r-alazicn from my_ family any longer and lace}: my self-respect. “w sleeping world m, m w“, good of attempting to walk at this ago W ' - The result Ls that I am losing my affection for ray-Mun c. I 3m gintin mcmmg mkbofl wrmng ‘hus_ By cheering hearts o! m"? don.‘ worn, we soon and m“ d . to lock upon her as spiteful. pe.ty and JBBlOiI-S. dctnruedto s.para.e me “For the worm has different °wn_ Lew Emile and smile ' andnnt that he is backwamyo“ must ab H‘ 1min my famin- at all ccs “lam sllck (illého deg-h at the liliflk at éhérirl- em at, sunrise fields ‘Mung m kdrge . ‘ow, for his mdivlduanty‘ 30m’ ~ i >1 g l s to o - - ~' ,

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. the time conic; when nil malc child- “ reared by the State. thereby severing ul “res of association r . 1 o. rm‘ moiliciv. I am afraid wives aw‘ '4 2 to have to ac- cept their lui bands’ mothers with some show of tolerance and grace,

- AN EXASPERATE.) HUS£A.\'D.

things dont change. Un

AII§\\""Z I don't wonder that you are exasperated and that you are content; irlnnn . axing: a \\'il(‘ who seems to have as little brains as sire has hear-- If she hall any lll‘_(‘lll_'_".'l‘.(‘(' a all, shc would know‘ that there is nothing that a wife can do that so surely alternates hei- husband _frf0m hcr as for lrcr '0 inisircnt his mraher. On the other hand. nothing s0 endears a. 1 l"! r to lzrr hi: ‘rand as for her to make friends with his people and be one of the family that she has altered of her own accord. Your wife's assumption that ycur family is tuboo and must be kept ; out of the house is too silly even to discuss, Not all in-laws arc poison. No nil molirrs-in-laiv are homo-Wreckers. No doubt there is an oc- casional mother who is jealous of her son's wife and a rouble-maker‘. but ihrzze nrc fciv and fzuj between.

The nvcrace mothcr-in-law knows that her son's happiness depends upon his gutting zilon amicably with his wife and thinking her a para- o she docs not-h ng to di-srllusionize him. More than that. she ~ tha- unless she can make friends with her dauizher-in-law slie . cs hcr son. so she does everything to propltiate the young woman her scn has man-led. '

w ‘h. John's wife in any family argument. the wife wins cut.

Of course. ir is nothinrr but Jralfrusv that makes a wit." want to sep- arate her husband from hi mother. she can" b~ar to hink that there was ronic on" he knew and loved before her. some one he still loves and depends on. some one who “'11s a part of all his early life. and she would. likc to W" h"r mi’ of his c " ence.

Sh» forgets that this cannot be done and that when she attempts to. do i: she does ‘o a“ her peril. She forgets. also. that the man who can

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meadows, to old women with ‘carpetbags, collecting mushrooms. Even your own garden doas not belong to you. Rabbits and bla:k- birds have the lawns: a tortoise- shell cat who never appears in the daytime patrols the brick walks. J and a. golden-tailed pheasant gllnts his way through the iris spears. "To seize the world then is to have a new one. There is an el- ement of discovery in it, of adven- ture amd plunder. And for flyers it-is more than plunder of a. new world. but of time itself, priceless hours. snatched from the morning, stored up for use at the end of the day. This time we were steal- ing now. I realized. would be made good to us. It. was only night we were spending, a. dark and face-

And another of her vivid para-

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"rake-off and landing. wind and weather-Abe problems were still there. We could never quite set- tle them. We went to bed still Juggling with them and woke the next morning to find them in ex-

active than others.

A full silhouette in very spit fabrics like chiffon jersey for .n- stance. gives tlu‘ "1"" "‘ " ~ew character. and one of the es- pecially good-locking _r long sleeves achieves the iuiness in folds that point to the centre of the waistline from the shoulders. Another dress. sleeveless, but with shoulders extended by the dropPfid fullness over the shoulders features an enormously fu skirt with gathers packed close at the waist- line which is tied low but tightly with a yellow girdle.

Brocaded lame in gold and dark brown leaves no dou t as to the formal intention of a frock which illustrates a variation of the theme of flowing fullness from shoulder to hem. the skirt fullness incorpor-

e hiahliizht of fashions in dinner frocks in Paris. The loose under- arm movement illustrates a phase of the dnlmau theme which Maln- bocher sponsors in a number 0f other tyllP-f-

is continuing this year to brill!

SCENTED COLOGNES GOOD FOR DAYTIME USE

Thrifty women usually rater-n their choicest perfume for aftg five o'clock usin8 toilet watar (I scented cologne for daytime. ‘Hi4 in wide variety d

single flowers and mixed bouqud types. Use your favorite cologne a a light daytime perfumery and also as a rubdown for tired, achir‘ muscles. You'll find lt as sccthiiq during winter months as lt will refreshing last; summer.

"POLITICAL" HATS DEQIGNQ BY REBOUX _

~' and ronl: u"."l th" . us. Add the 01111129 the wife is wise. she meets her mother-in-law halfway in cstab- 1°55 150111- It would be id back ___. pnnk fm- n fr-w minutes ‘ -- ~- 11m muluui cordialitv. For no one can be a better friend to the t0 us in the 016111‘ 901d 9 daylight ated in an apron. A mbouv h“? called ohmu‘ " v:"c ha» r" husband's mother. If John's nto‘her thinks that at the other end, in the pure silver r ,, m; H “d 1am .. l‘ having special sue“. Johns ivltfe is a“. right. John thinks so. too And if John's m"'her sides of moonlight". sk"Il'_1€_1§1t1‘01;1;‘1r1r1r1;1 ilglegléntlzzgrlcs is says’ l despawh m "women,

Wear" from Paris. It is insplrd by a horseguardui shako. but warb- ed ln a flat llne across the tcpjriu original model was done in skunk, but it. is worn by the Marquise g Paris in garnet red velvet. and most covered by s wide long vi blue ostrich plume. commencing the base of the back and curvl

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F‘ 5.7!." ' - . . 111%‘, (mail? ,,‘,.".?’.'.‘.‘,°,f.s_.,§§°h§{‘.“,§§"” mm‘ is so Door a creature that h“ is gfieylelteassailnlh fifeizenedldszg guest conductors I? “$11103: over the top down to the torch ' ' ,. _ . ' that a man who lets his wife treat his mother as your w‘l'e ray all night in a corner of the Ammg them are m“ ma‘ 1 g _ “This "Chamberlain" mndel i a $131 y" lfimgfils s and who leshls wife shirt the dom of the house“ he sup- nursery What was it finductgr g5, Li: otaagfhmfi. part of a Reboux hat-quflglle?

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l mo icrs ace ows very e siem! c arac r an trying to plan ahead? Daybreak Dt “fins U“,_._er_ Gem“ by bh-m 2:1?!‘ “Roosg-veltx, Ignoring “mm

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mo“ ‘ The woner he calls time on her. the better.

Dear Miss D'i'-—W'hen I was about 1'1 I had rrv first and only sweet- heart. _Our parting was due to ‘he fact that after studying psychology Y "crowded that there was no such thing as love. since then I have only looked at women with a critical eve and I have found none perfect. Nrvw I have decided that I would be much happier married and I have

dusk, moonrlse~ moonset. light- darkness: all these factors sank to secondary importance. subject to that one vital element over which we had no control-wind. That

and former conductor for the 8o- viet Government at Moscow; and the Roumanian composer and con- ductor Georges Einesco.

In the interchange of conduct-

"Daladier" ls a navy felt with hifl crinkled crowns trimmed with na- tural coq. with one white. one rod. and one blue coq feather. "Muse llni" is a moss green felt trimnn

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Duke of the US. Navy and ' ' - . k t 5 eh i; i f (h I . ._l i, _ .. f‘ ~ _ ue. in honor of il‘lt‘(i to accept this iiinv. called love. bu. instead ct‘ ‘).‘l‘CSi\'l.Yi1" womens W“ 9- 6W 0119 0 8 BUZZ-e- _ both 31 E est Mach/mun and with “Emmi wq an,“ me 341mg’ f vlilnlnéih (,1 (‘and [-5 Henderson of t attrac ions I s‘ill see onlv their faults. I have numerous dates. but 1116 mfl-ftPfDit-‘Ce- We would have %Z,_,ma1d QWQTQ... have already lie". . ma“ l-mlélu COlf-Qlflilllfl the , H_@1)@_1_’~_\_11_l"{ become ed before the first hour is complete. for 1 can- t0 wait for the wind. been ales-ts at wa_.h|n,¢on and rmosevew- k u bronze gfggn gq w‘; . _ 11g Th i mi, u... >511} 1‘~"‘“"L‘ 1'1 m?" “T115111! l ‘ l U _ _ sh n x " ""‘ thylthnv rv- (Fill? un tolmv ideal. So the Listen! the wind is rising mwe been enthusiastically W}- with a lonQqguj-yuj from be“ - r . _ _ I m; day Mr. I .- n linrl come to . fitlej ‘rymvrs. a morrv one o e girls whom I th nk would make me And the air is wild with leaves. .. ed tnmmeg with red gtgrs, Zfp ... lltan- iDrl Kernempfifrf ‘C t John to lecture on and ex- t il‘_v;.oi'i“v‘iirllle,. or continue to search for the one who will pgfdgécexthg 00111- a charming and exciting bcok. cam ' . *~ rr-IP- Cit‘ rope ' " ‘ 1 -. _ 111i) .< 2 .11 1:..- nmnniuie librirrv. " ' - . . - ~ i- 111 that the Iiiitu. Lnmllfli n b mlf the Friends of the Answer? This month two books b C - l :3 r _ , $33,313‘; .....‘?§‘.‘.'-.‘fil°.?."§5..£f!“ll sn"iis".=.sra..isr ‘2;’.‘..‘.’.:'..%’..§‘.‘° "lltlfifil? peg, sum- m 1-m- iii-Iii»?- - t ~ * °‘ ~ih~ ihiw blfb." t. -.‘t' r“.“°“- . i; . _ v1 on luondluyhelxjlec €t£lSstiSfE1OTn2lt€1blO§3§p8€ giggersglinggliathléitfiiedréscgi;ifi-gpgfieorl Gfitgggafgasrrrmflfilalzlgxfirilgfiimz I.‘ _ _\ ' < ‘ I -_ - m mug n e o ave a very sincere an a2 nq ec ion or a women. ‘ - ' ' . (re f;6.3.5,.$135,135; aqua)“: Or perhaps it is just that you haven't met thearlght woman. the one 10 Canadian progress and culture i “H”! bowlncr Cmwlqllillelnxlms In who has the peculiar something about her that appeals to a man's im- of ti»: different races in Canada _ “W: , h n . gins N l, * dfunfl d yas figuration and fires his blood. Dont give up looking for her until you are from the earliest to the present ~- 11- "m; . ~ I F19 1 1111 HP ~W1111 “_ at 1 ast J0, because she l5 liable to turn the corner at any moment. times. For Th6 m of hs i 0 a - o 11°11 b)‘ 1 HOK- lovers m 811- But if you are waiting to find your ideal. the woman who comes up And 1n ‘Tvrencinganadianq o; .1 nwnv , v-er cand a rc Covers were laid to all \0.u f ctaticns, you are slated for old buchelorlrood. There i5 To-day" Lieutenant Colonel Wilfrid '

no such anin. . 3m, Dear Doro h Dix-Vi grandmoil - h - k t t f - ey presents pictures of leading ing because she is a selfish o_ld womarimiiirhoabwaieiltycdnig kiilelp aiinirfigrfir g$‘g't‘%é'a|d'a';f—5t“dl°5 °t 1m‘ with her. Now my aunt is 3o and she has a chance to marry a splendid p“ gum- man with whom she is much in love. It is probably her last chance, but my grandmoiher" says she will commit, suicide ii sire marries what, shall she do? NIECE, Answer: .

Step around to the parson and marry the man. Cwrandmother i; only biufling. She hasn't the slightest intention of killlnw hersef

Mrs. Reginald Muttart of Sum- h DOROTHY DIX-z‘

it ... ~ . I? for l0 Mr. and Mrs. Henderson hams mi; {vol-k 1130“ F38 ivcrc nun-rind in Cih-n1-1cttctoun_ P.

any m, breaking her leg E.I. and silent. part of their honey. I a a u ‘

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were n, " occasion. mon in Saint John. Mrs. Hender- son was formerly‘ Miss Gwendolyn Bell a riuurrhter of the latte Mr. C. D. Boil. of Charlottettzwn. They have ouc son. Robert Henderson. residing in Post-on.‘ I U

M Present in London the "Cen- tury of Canadian Art" ls being ex- hiblted at the Tate Gallery,

Opened by the mike of Kent on October l4. it is the most represen- tative showing of Canadian art ever to leave our shores. and the

tolgrs- J. Riley was At Home I “$115 0n Wednesday afternoon , ioirorna lvirs. C. H. McDznnld 1 and Mrs. tDr.) Johnston. Who are 11111011‘: the nciv residents bcin" welcomed to Charlottetown. Mrs“

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