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out sufllclently. (2) Witch-hazel ls a mild astringent and maylbe used reg- ularly on the face. The wltchhazcl compress ls excellent tor an olly skln. Take tho treatment every week or semlwsckly, LOIS LEEDS.

Autumn Colors and Winter (‘out

Dear ‘Miss Leeds-I have greenish brown eyes. brown halr and a [air complelon. What colors shall I wear? I‘ need a. cool. for winter. Would a brown cloth ullth brown fur sult my type? 1 am_29 ycars old, r. 1m "t mches tall. ' What should I "weigh? _

' MR5. G. R. W. Answer-The following colors are particularly becoming for your type: Deep cream, warm browns and tans, pale yellow, bronu green, English

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BEAUTY QUESTIONS ANSWERED (‘urling Lotion, Witch-Hazel Dear Miss Leeds-Would you lrlndly give me directions for nmklng the homemade curling lot-ion that appear-l ed ln your column a short thne agoili I tried 1t. and liked lt so mum, but‘ I have mislsid the paper and cannot I rlnd it. It did mot make my halr grcnsyr and my finger wave svsyod tn; over two wrecks. 12> Do you approval or witch-hazel being used on the skln as Rn astringent? Can 1t be used dolly ‘without harmlul results? My skln ls inclined to be nlly. Do I need the witch-hazel treatment?

JEAN.

Answer-The following recipe sp- pcared. a short. time ago, but as l have published several curling lotions at. dlflcrcnl times. I nm not very sure as to the one you mean. Herc ls a uselul lotion: '5 ounce quince seed or flax sccd: 1 plnt. distilled water; 1'6 ounces alcohol: 2 cologne water 0r rosewatcr. Boll the reed and water gently ln a double boiler , until the liquid ls reduced to one- ! hall. Then strain it through cheese- l cloth and add the other Ingredients

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LOIS LEEDS.

Choosing Suitable Face Powder

Dear Miss Leeds—Plesse tell me how to choose a good taco powdsr

. and the shade for my type, I have

E medium skin. dark brown halr and brown eyes. My skln ls rather dry and sensitive. I do not know which brand to use. EDNA M. Answer-ll) You will be sate tn using the producls o! well-established and rellable firms that. manufacture cosmetics and has powders. Choose n. fine, lightweight, emollient taco powder or natural or racial shade. I regret that I cannot name or recom- mend any particular brand ol cos- metics to my readers. Your typa ol skin mods l thln film o! tundstlon cream betorc you apply your (u; powder. Very little cream ls neces- Slfy. however. Apply a little with your fingertips, uslng an upwlrd rstory movement. Then remove the ecess cream with a tissue square. This wlll lesvc skin smooth so that‘ YWI‘ powder will not look rough and flllty- Use 8 mlld skin lotion atwr clunslns your lace wtth cleansing crum and alter washing with soap and wster. L018 LEEDBJ

Dry llalr and Scraggly Eygbroyl

Dssr Mlss Leeds-ll) I have black halr, brown eyes and medium com; plexlon. What colors are becoming? t3) My hslr ls_very dry duo to wav- lngwnn hot trons. (a) r-mn grpi ‘ ‘ tho inner ends o! my cys- brows to mako them look ll t! they are joined together, whlch I do not like. Pleas tell nu how to mauve them. What will fluke rny eyebrows

appear regular tn width and nlobly _

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Killing‘ tligTQoose _Th_at Lays the Golden . Eggs When She Places a Commercial - . valgllfilllliEltory Endedrment a- Man . Uttcm-Crics Dorothy DixT

kllllng the goose that lsys the goldcn egg by her attitude toward men. things that they vslue most lndlrc. It 1s women's hands that are tesrlng to tsltors ths chldons or romance and sentiment and ldczsllsm tn wblch»men_ have nlwsysrololhld them. Itvts worncn who us stlfllns wnderness and slaying chivalry tn the hearts o! men". It 1s women who are dolngnway with allthg graces and swectnczses that; made charm tn the re-

lationship between men and Wflmerrgnd m“ 1mm-

sntolly lured man into mltltmony,

For women are making men strald of them and what they will do to them and thstmskes men cold and cautious in dealing with the Islr sex. Even Rvmw wlwhss his step ma» counts the calorles lnhls sweet m: when he keeps a date "wlth Juliet nowadays. ’

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Women don't like thls. . They complain bitterly that there nre- no 1m. passioned lovers. They ‘say thst youngmm are so alrsld they may com- promise themselves by attentions to a girl that. ten minutes alter meet- ing her they serve nptlce on hor that. they have no intention o! marrying-and that even one‘s fiance's letters read like a communication about the state or the stock market instead of being an outpourlng o! burning affection.

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And women don't seem to see that they are‘ to blame tor this state o1 atlairs and that the reason tor it ls because they have taken lovs and love- making and even marriage out o! the realm o! sentiment and phmcd s price lag cn them and commercialized them. They have made men pay through the nose lor romantic dalllsnce and ldle words said on s moonlight, night, and that ls why Dun Cupld,-who.ls no _.~btll collector, has packed up hlsmrrows and ficd the scene.

Thus have many women boon cut out or the pleasure and excitement o! playing the love game, tor no man dares take _a hand tn that now unless he is ready to pay up t: thelady calls his blutll.‘ __ f -

In our mother's time lt ls doubtful-tr there was lve "that some msn qt sonnqtlmcdldnfi iwnlspcrfsott nothings tn ner ca: and tell her what bclutttrl eyes she had slid how dlflerent she was fromall dther women and how the first time hsevsf saw her he‘ lelt‘ that she was the only‘ woman who ever res1ly,\1nderlt00d__hlm--as|.d-how swgct lite would be it he could have such a woman as lhs by hls side and who didn't send her gooey songs and slushy poetry.

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~or 40s tell you that, shasnover had a burglar her‘ lllesnd-thst "the ncsrcst ap-' qzroach to scnttmentsltqlhss ever nods-d tram any ' an ls when iher boss ‘sold; "ML-s Pothooks; you certainly are '*a1‘p8'qen'o:u‘ s-t-cnographclnhnd I don't lzncw 110w I would get along wlthout you.) ‘ ‘

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The reason tor this ls, o1’ course, that msn are afraid t9__rnakc_ love to a girl unless rney-nn"pn1n+é&'"3 lsufflierjtofin‘; um, danglesthe swordbt tltd bréic1'i'-b!-p?blrilsé“ sult. They have seen Jullét cash- ing m too often on lworncds unguarded vows to take o-ny cnsneeg tnemsclvds.

Now, o! course, every woman “yearns to dcepIyLHand truly loved“ and to feel‘ that some man ls mad about her, but synthetic love ls better than no

to have been passed over entirely. The flirtatious give her a tag cnd 0t rorrance at least to tuck sway in her memorysnd to keep her trom Lecllng that. she was wholly lacking ln attraction to men.

Also, many women ‘who have good Jobs wlth 1st pay envelopes and who are interested ln their business or prolessldns don't want. to marry, but they do enjoy the society o1’ men, which they ‘might have l1’ the predatory women hadn't. made temlnlne lonshlp such a hazardous and expensive lux- ury tor men to indulge themselves tn.

And there ls uni nutter o! lovs letters. Men used to pour iorth their souls to their lady lovcs tn bcsutltul poetic letters that were llke thebcatlng ol s. heart in onc‘s hand. There are love letters that hsvecomc down through the ages to us as gems o! literature, and tn the old days every woman nan packets o1’ lovs letters, tied with blue ribbon; hidden sway cmong her treas- urcs that she look out and read when she wls old and that brought her glrl- hood floodlng back upon hor oncc more. Grandma wore grandpas lovs let- ters under her laces on her brush, »

vnly Can't tlie Modem‘ Woman sée That sun.

I omn wondur that tltrmodorn woman docs not’ perceive that shots

By which I mean to say that it ls woman themselves who are destroying the

any woman so~ unattract-

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One-hall round each o: rblslns. curl-ants, suet and brown sugar, add s little shredded mtcd peel and a small quantity blanched and shredded ll- monds, one-halt‘ cup‘ breadcrumbs. two eggs, one-quarter cop molasses, essence to taste, salt to taste, one cup sour milk and one "teaspoon soda, a little shredded mlxed peel and s small not too stlfl. '. ’ ~

This makes ‘one lsrge‘ pudding. Four times this size mikes seven puddings, the proper slze tor stun-ling tn coflec cans. Flll cach rllttle over halt lull. cover Mun ,lld. ‘ind ‘boll o: atcam three or tour ‘hours. Baking powder cans, having smooth top edgcnnslso tnske smaller puddings nicely. ‘these. keep tor wéeks and may be used when needed. Keep tn u. dry place. Boll ten or fifteen mlnutss honest when to be used. ‘ '

But the lovs lettsrhss becomo as sxttnct as the Dodo. The modern‘ youth when sway from his swoslto communicates with her by radio or wire- less or telegraph or ho dictates lt to a stenogrspher, and ll the modem glxl should put. her steady! mm above her hes-rt. she would think she hpd au lce pack on and lot s chill. ~

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Why? Bocauso womm hllll msdo mm slrlld to write love letters. The)‘ nsv son too many people inlckcrlng as they readsoms ‘man's impassioned msundertngs ln the newspapers and they know none but the toclhsrdy put down ln black and whltn ‘onjnpsr the sentiments ‘that seem scrsweet and noble when they or: wrtmn ind that sound sucntdtotlc twsddle whcn thcy are read aloud tn court/or sppsar tn print. i

Worse stfll, womonlsro. man msrrylfl! by flmlfldlnk 8° much alimony that it makes matxtmony not only a gamble ln happiness but the most rlsky financlnl speculation thcy can enllls tn.

Under the present laws s man can marry s Illl who makes m; anon ln any wsy to be s good wile, lho can mtuss to keen hm!"- "f"! l0 hi"

.__csn torcs hlrn to support her as long as be nit-ts not strsngo that prudent men are

nu llle a tormlenLlohtnt-Qyct sho lives. And. Iuclafbllng tlld,cas_ shying ofl morn and mm trqnsthg altar‘.

Thou m mu whtsb iklbliti: tony mun women. And 1 would u» call ensu- sttontlon Qyrlgpj. npmned w the us“! “rm-n WM mm tbfroau that um m solm én- . PQWPBY DIX-

now autumn‘?- nun Grunt.’ brlcklllqptlllllllfvw. 911*‘ gum’ "ID. reds. nutlirowm- tons. dark” ' otl shampoo or llquld tar ‘soap. rod, wtnl, luriubdnrarnot, ruby, ‘ll thoroughly ln-‘scvcrsl tepid dull phllhjflll. 11:11:90., brdnlfl. filters. Dry between warm towels.’ to mssslll your scalp and brush your not; mmnlyfmnz and f 1;. . .>.-=ui..-l1v.-x~ ' libi scalp sbout twtco a week,

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. Etiquette

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Q. What are" mu UMAUA nunluvl‘ u! persons st. n. chests: party? _

It The party mly bc o! any also. but all: or eight persons ls tbs usual number.

Q‘. It ls good taste to klss and em- brace when greeting a trlmd, or de- Plrtlnl? - -

A. No. All sflsctlonslc demonstra- tlons should be reserved for privacy.

Q. What ts one thing ,a ohlld.

should be taught. about Christmas? ' A’. A chlld should be taught that being remembered ls more important thlfl the gilt.

eyebrows removed Al. rsgular tutor- vsls. Have your hairdresser rcmovo the fins nah-s norm’ the bridge o! your nose wlnljfweeurs; Use a‘ small cyc- brow brush tor grooming your sve- brows every day. Molsten your brush with ‘ollvs oll, vsssllno or brllllonttnl sud brush them trom the sdgos so that. the hairs will meet tn s gnoc- tul arch through the center o! the rows. .1018 LIIDB.

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' O O A Mornmg Smzle HE KNEW 1T "And d9 YOU ever think Whit, Y0! ‘ are going to do when you are 1 grew! big Inan?" '

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“Ah, I knew ltl Children l-rl lhlfi- lcss these times. And why don't it?" glveJt any thought?"

“Because I am a girl. slr."

An old gentleman who was always deolartngthst boys were not what. they ussd w be stopped tn front oil a smart child.

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