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W Eveivy Pattern 1 ‘ ` Dear Dorothy Dlx-I am engaged to s girl who told_ me once in a testing

By Annebelle Woi‘thii_i_g‘ton_'_

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The Jacket dress is one r he most

liniiortrmt ideas for B ` _,_ ........... . . . ..................»~.-.

The model illustre is one of tl-ie Street Address

brst I've seen. ..................................... It will serve for sports, spectator CitY 5*!"

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sports, or afternoons. according

the fabric selected. '

It is cliarmingly flattering in bisc

silk crepe. ' The long-Walsted bod of the attractive dress`ha's aninset

front of eggshell shade crepe

cenlcd' by_ black bows and pipin The eggshcll crepe also lines t

jacket and appears'in colla_r and ver facing. The dress maybe m with or without sleeves. ' '

For sports and I street, »it is ve

conservative in tweed of lightweig in brown and white colouring. rather sn` indefinite _.ui»ogns1wqsv iTho inset of _dress of harmonizin brown plain woolen is repeal/ed

jacket lining and facing.

For Spring, printed silk ,crepe new dark green tones with ple green crepe. independence blue t crepe with eggahell _ red and whl chiffon print with jacket 'lining a inset of dress ol white chiffon a purple wool jersey with orchid fill

crepe are stunning selections.

Btyls -No. :mils designed in s

16, 18 years, 30, 38, 40 and 42 inches

Pattern price is cents. Be sure fill in size of pattern. Address.Pa tern it-Mrtmcnt. ' Our Fashl

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Magiizine together for 26 cents.

_ ~cross wrinkles extending from the

' ' sep of the forehead, cars and over

MlladyBeautl&1l the cheeks and around the mouth.

ly Loi ugh »~'- neck and throat. The main point in ' the overweight/s ,problem is to avoid

losing weight wo rapidly. being ccn~

-v _ t ver "‘“"'i th' °‘\ mu’ 1”" Txphxdotihoz fimiuz ltmtohroemn :iii

_, have'tlnie _to adjust itself. ln case of A ` ` - ' the underweight person the best re- _;‘_ suit can be obtained simply by noiu'- ‘q._ .' ishlng the starved underlying tissues , _ y Gr f\ through an adequate amount of food

“Q ” ~ ‘ Y of the right kind. The nervous in-

` , dlvldual should study to avoid all the

_ negative facial expressions, such as

,` _ '01-‘_ ’, frowning, worrying and tenseness by *5,Ql_ learning to relax regularly. Wrinkles

` {, th _ due to eyeshsin niouisiirst be mi-

"' A ` eved bl' (\Ql1Drcf,n'late glasses before

FACIAL WMNKLES ‘local _ti~e_Ht_;nients can be odrpect/ed to

g ve res . -

The avoidancc of facial wrinkles is

by the skin's constantly being pulled| l°'“°ly ‘ “mu” °! keeping th” may

,mo vermin posmzm M ,_ mult of well nourished _bt_lic ese_.;_nesr

' _normssspossesno nga

,Im Less of me sort cusmom M ntl cheerful mind being careful to avoid =1°\'ma1ly underlying tim skin in the facial expressions' which are _youth is another cause of wrinkles. °°"‘”d by W°n°V md °t’.h°' “°"u"° 'ine constant muscular and neu'vous,°m°"5°i"*' BN l»l‘>l'iiying the proverbial

' _ | ounce of prevention and by giving the

|,.,- R Mme makes R- scam or creneiskln the right local treatment before =~.=. for instance, the frown so often “‘°~““°"' *’°°°"‘° "°° d°’i"Y °"°h°"'

facial wrinkles may be deferred for a

,Wi ,_ long time and prevented from ever

hc tiny lines around the eyes beoommg d°wnm_d____'_ __nsu¥m___

.niinri chiefly _hy the skins being “P”-’°°~ - pulled into these expressions by thei Fm' °°mpl°x‘°“" "mt "9 mcumd

to_~wrinkle the following warm oil

,,,,,. n,_.,,\.c5_ - facial pack. together with gentle mas-

'lbo rapid loss of weight in a stout' “g°".tr""m°h" U °’p°°”'"y helpful'

It may be given twice a’ week. \

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Fairial wrinkles are caused chiefly

the actions of the underlying mus

rlrnu-iiig of the face in one place af

:rrii liotwccn the eyes, over the nose

hurl mouth. All these wrinkles are

iii\<l01‘ll'1ig muscles and network of

iinrson will cause the shrinkage of

ilw subcutaneous fd; and the skin m"t'bmd_" wwe] ".°m3d the ‘held will ii;-t only hang in loose folds. but °° .pr°“°°"'h° hw' ‘mn me "nm,

and oils. Cleanse the akin of face and

also it will become very wrinkled. es-

_,,,.,_,,,,,_v _mm me _ws md mu, me neon with a iight. oi1y`¢iesn»in¢_omni

<»l~iii llnc and throat. Under-weight, °' ‘.’n°'ApPly me "°“l5;_h‘“'

“him keeps the mm” starved md over the face. neck and throat, en

way that before she signed the marriage contract she intended to see that her settlement was for a good amount. she knows I am rlch,_and lt ,has made

me fear that she is marrying me for my rhoncy._My present life is lonely and I would like the comfort of a home, but I would not want my wife to know any- thing about my buslncss affairs. Would you advise me to marry this girl?

_ ' x PITIFUL BACHELOR.

.Answerf

I certainly wouldn’t advise any rnan~to marry a

when she spoke of holding you up°irr'a marriage set- tlement. That is easy enough to find out.-You have only to discuss thc matter with her and then it is up

V to you to go on with the marriage or not, since the

ht amount of money that a brldegroom givcs his bride, if any, is a matter of V in .his own volltion.- _ _

8 But you know. Mr. Man, there src a. lot _of men who should never get in married at ali. Nature never intended them to marry. She cut them out for

old bachelors. and when they frustrate her plans by taking wives to them-

n _selves they make a lot of trouble for all concerned, and 1 have an idea time in you are one of these men who should sidestep the altar, not only for the 3 uk sake of your own happiness but that of some unlucky woman.

nd . No man should get married, for instanca, who is going to pin a price nd tag on it and count the cost in dollars and cents. Wives are expensive lux- le urics. 'The upkeep of children is about like the upkeep of a~ yacht. To run

a family is to run up bills for rent and food and clothes and automobiles and

mx schools and doctors, bills for everything under the sun, and the only way that

s man can get a break for his money is just to forget iit.

m So don't get married lf _you are under the delusion that two can live as ` t_‘ cheaply as one or that you will save money by having a wlic to cook your '

on dinner and darn your socks, for it won‘t work out that way. A wlfc will cost ‘Y you rt-plenty and then some, and if you are going to bcgrudge _the price `

on and row with her ovcr every .nickel that is spent, why, you will’both be per-

fectly miserable. ~ rj;

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- And it won`t be fair to the woman because she would never in the world

have left her good home or good job to marry you unless she had thought

" that youloved her bettér than you did your pocketbook and that you would

find your greatest happiness in making life soft and easy for her. _

_ _ -a-_- '1’here~_sre lots of close-flsted men who should never cspouse anything

but a banitbook. In fact, no man should marry until after he ha_s got his own reactions toward paying a good. sizable mlilinery bill. If that-hurts him like pulling an eyetooth he should eschew the holy estate.

Nor should thc man marry who does not mean to make a confldante of

ills wife. If you want. to keep all<>f_your affairs to yourself, as you say you do, and not let your wifc know anything about your business or plans or hopes, then stay single. -

For is man never to tell his wife anything more than the vcriest strang-

cr knows about his business shows that hc either thinks she is _a fool or' else that he does not trust her, and tlierc is no wife who does not resent being placed in either one of these categories. Besides, it holds her at arm's length and keeps her from ever getting close to the man with whom she cannot sympathize. whom shc cannot advise or encourage because she docs not know what he is doing or planning to do or has donc.

'Also. it is not giving the woman a fa‘ir deal because she has put just as

inuch into the matrimonial partnership as the man has, and she has n right to know how things are going. No woman like to think that her husbrincl regards hcr~as just a servant who makes a comfortable home for him but whom he does not consider fit to chum with or confide in.

So. Mr. Bachelor, if you are afraid of being married for your money

and don't want your wife to know anything about what you are doing. I sliculd certainly advise you to stick to single blessedness rather than run the risk of double wretchedness. i DOROTHY DIX.

I D I U .I l I I _ Dear Miss Dix-Do all men. after they are marricrl, still seek the coin- pany of other women? Are all husbands unfaithful to their wives? I ani on ihe verge of benig married. but lately I have heard so many rumors about different. women‘s husbands having affairs with othrc women .that it lias sickened me and made me afraid to marry. 1 don`t feel that I could bear that.. A TROUBLED GIRL.

Answer: Of course. all men are not roamcrs, my dear. You only licni' about. thc

ones thai. are-and nothing is said about the ninety and nine good, domestic husbands who punch the home time clock on the dot every evening of their lives and who never even so much as glance sldewisc at any other woman than their lawful wedded wives.

Look about you and you will observe that the great majority of nicn

pive inspiring examples of faithfulness and devotion lo their families. They spend their lives tolling to give their wlvcs and children every comfort and

luxury. __

It is hubby and papa who stays at homc uiicl work through hot sum-|

mersfwliile wife and children go off on trips to the mountains or thc sea- ehore. It.is thehusband and father who only gels to ride in the automobile when the children don`t want it, who sits on thc stoop and smokes when the girls" boy friends are around, who has only one hook in thc closet for his

uiirlmioiirlshcd. is ver often the w.lp°'“ 9" 'M " “'”u° fam" w"° ‘few clothes and who eats the back of thc chicken and the tail of the steak.

~ ' y tenth nm or shsorbehvsonon. wnn;

cause oi the network of fine and criss

' lout a small turkish towel in hot wa-

______________ :teh hold it over the fam until it be- » gins to oorfi 'and wipe the face thorf

ooghly. Now apply -your skin food or

' tissue cream or.mlx a little oil with

A Fnendto Women your message iieam if the skin i.s ex-

ceptionally dry. Massage the face and neck in the usual way_usl.ng an up-

' waixniight ivltlefins _,moveinent._a

very gentle circling around _the eye `~z_°k°_°»_ ~i-_wir -»___,~=;~°__»\°_~°_ -nd rv- ing outward~.and upward. Use thc :mem or both hsp4i_..olm the fin-

»- g\rti|>sdll'e°tlyb¢l\¢Nit_iieeyo_t.prtH

gently around thc~outtr~.ooraera following dintoiir of the eye. After the maniac period wipe on thomas mm, with s cum pdd of aha0l1»ni.»cotton;or‘ a_f-illiw ,,uum.ifowaeitissoyo his

WUUIIJA ill Oil-'ol M00 llméildll wliiio mineral oil or olive oil.._nlu|_ I iowdmoitlnstunsrbiadsnirtiis

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- took at any husband up and down your street who catches the 7:45 for

woiik 'anii comes home on the 6:15. who mows thc gram on Saturdays and Sundays and who wears' his last year's oyereoat so that wife may have a new fur plceeand then ilgure out how seldom he is a gay Lotharlo. _

Don't be afraid to undertake one of the domesticated animals. my dear.

and if you will be kind and gentle to him and treat him well and give him s. pat on the head, it Ha l00-to-1 shot thnt he will never wander away into forbidden pastures. DUROTHY Dlx-

O I I l U l O I

makes a fine record at school. s_he is quite attractive and has many boy ad- mirers. Do you'thinlr`she is old enough to attend movies wlthgboys on li‘ri~ day and Sunday evenings and to go skating with them? I have told her I would allow you to decide. M175 J- D- 5-

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-mi-isnat mario; the giun uiroiith my beauty column. _ .

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qty. Now apply your foundation mam ' ~ mance powder ,with it meh ol _ tomorrow sunny qgluum

aielaaougeiineodcd- Afewminu- _lllwlftl “~

gold~digger, but possibly this girl was only jesting

"'Dear‘Dorothy Dix-I have a daughter 11 who is a good student and

'ed ,`oll.~uave the warm oil pack on ies of very gentle ml-“W0 °V8_l‘¥~ for hsli an hour or mm and then night after the cleansing or the skin wipe oil the oil carefully, leaving on is very desirable and sootlung. A reli- uie mn s than rum to lain-iesio it sais tissue cream nlsht °f¢\m»‘lk11\ during aieep.` ‘ ` ' food or oil may be u_s¢d this Dul-

ln. the mxtoing moisien a pad of pose. There are s great many creams absorbent cotton in a mild akin ionic( on the market to select fdlfil- but I ahd,wlpe'__off the fue, then pat on cannot mention any _pa-Nicuilr brand

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Photo by I A. Bachrlchl Hollywood

- 9 out.of 10 screen stars

keep `_i.l1eir' skin lovely this way . . »

Mary‘Duncn'n, exoticaily lovely Fox star; -

says: "A-screen _star’s skini simply must be silken smooth in be ‘studio skin.” Tlial.’.'. wily lam so f_aithfsiit.o_Lux Toilet_Soap."

BEAUTIFUL smooth skin is the

great heart winner.” George H. Toilet Soap.

Melforcl, famous movie director, thus expresses the experience of 39 leading

_Hollywood directors.

“The public certainly takes to its

heart the' actress with a skin that shows flawless-faultlcssly smooth -under the terrific test of thc close-up lights,” he continues. “Such a skin is a prime i`actor_ in making her a Star.”

UX Toilet Soapfi

THE next time you see tiny Olivo " Borden, notice how exquisitely smooth Lux Toilet Soap keeps her skin. `

“It.’s soimportant for my skin to have 'M

the special velvety smoothness we mean A by ‘studio skin,’ and Lux Toilet Soap is so splendid for it that I am delighted.”

mooth i

skin always Wins -__ .

exquisite and smooth. Try it-today. `.’,` And use it for bath and shampoo, too. fI.

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Answer:

n. rl of is olll eiiou li in li~\\c dole iitli nice bm.

Of course, gi 11 . 1 ._ _ ' I 's ':` rv.. V _ ‘ long as they do not interfere with hcr frlioci \voi'i<. A girl of 17 is :ls cl_l| For I and sophisticated now as rt girl of zswns in your ilny. _. 3, l,\¢¢. |~ '

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sick man. Is tlicrciiiiyoiic you would -|93-, _ like to seeli'

"The patient iioddcd Iccbly. ~

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audible whisper:

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LONGER `T`\-li? T-'\N6\':RS T“\"\'E: MGRE L.\l(T:LY SHE' IS

TO BE'

l\il:I.\l(.A.\` RICE \'t'f’1`lf LTKEAMIED

I think it a. great mistake to try to keep it girl from linviiig any nss1;;-i ‘ HS"

lation with boys until nftci' she has fmlslicd school or college. It iiirikrn lirr _

lioy conscious, and she is awkward and ill nt ruse with them and .f-he iii-

iariablyddcnlizes them and thinks tlici_ii__ron:nii_t_ic _l1rro_c.';_ti_i bc \\'in_i'slii;_i_1_icil Coukcd _gg “_h___c_ 1 _ab___S___w__ _______C_ instead of just plan lads to be played wit. 1._'1_ici_., is _nu ._uici “ny o. nm ii_, ____ _m__5_______ 2 m____cs_m0__s r_____c__d it girl boy crazy than to_lry to keep hcl away from icn_1).OROTHY Dlx _ _____cC__ “CC_ __c____C__s_ __a_____ka_ m_Bm_ _

' ` cd fish or chicken. Cook ricc in pleii- |

. -____~.-*<74 - - - ly of suit wutcr for half an ho\ll`.|

lliuui, iiiise iii cold “atm :uid diniiil

I Character Cl0se'UpS l iiixhiii. \Vii.ii a fork stil' iii the scnscii- 1

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A Momlng Smlle _ lily.; and the slightly beaten em: ) 0 . wliiic, Sieairi alter the rice is llf\CkC‘1

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“A doctor said very somy and _.,a,|_ tlrilirr, and surround with the ricc‘_ ly to`an nged'patleiit: _ _ _ "‘0“mS'

Oiic cup rlcc, 2 small onions, l un-

TRANSFER _ _ iiiio small, hiittcrcd mouldr.. Have.

` -' i your ciraiiicci fish or clilckcii on it hot!

“ ‘I am very sorry, but it would be ' . `”""___ > l

wrong to hlde_from you any longer _ that you are a sick man. Ycs, it vcigv .

Etiquette

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Sewing _

Instead of tying the ends of the

threads when stitching the hem of a sheet or towel on the machine, turn the material and stitch back an inch or so. A neat finish is made bydoing this and there is no danger of rip-

ping.

Pickles and Olives

Keep pickles in vinegar and olives

in brine. If the liquid is _poured oi! they will spoil within a. short time.

Brooms and Maps

Every housewife should have two

.cis of brooms and rnops-one set. up- .ninii-s nnri crm clown. It will save liiiich climbing.

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Q. Wlirii unc is nicikliig :iii intro-

\ duction, lr. tlic wumziii cvcr prcsciilcil ` tn n liltiii?

_ _ M \_\ S \ C H L l :roiuc ollici' rlisliiiguisliril man.

n.4nNiNG i»isrsai.\i,s l \ N C |,_\ NE-D _

A box of small :tinounis of many _

coloi-5 of 'din-ning cotton ci:-iiicf. iii ~ --~-~ _

handy and".~1.\vcs ‘time in iiiiiitiiig Q S"_\“l,00 SOM. _ur rlrrtwliig-rooin? _ _ _ “sg bm right 00101 A No; the considerate guest will

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0 ` nloic all aiooiid the lhem iii with lioi ivniei and ndd n l'\l<`i\‘

1f.yii‘biit/to i i ' l l i i ' ` ‘ -' 1

edges of a`_hoie in your gloves and few drops of your fn\'m~il,c periuin- Q- Wlmi Slluliill Dil? (10 “HCV it then draw me buttoniioling togeih- ery; you will have an excellent and vluuise 01 fu-~il'\`-'~f~'?

er, il,‘wll1 wear-,like iron, ‘pleasing elhanipoo soap. A. issue cards to all friends and

l A. No, unless to tlic I‘rcsiclciit, 0r_

3 Q. l~. it good form for n. guest tn

"’ ‘i-'unc flfiwii rt hall-lioiir or more he-_

___ 1 lore liirakfast hnrl sit in tlic lll.\i'nr_v_

nvriiialniaiiccr., and also notify the postal riullioritics.

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