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i frieiitis.
Tnlte ilzv horse collar, that lowly yoke which is seliiom seen
:\n_\' iii-'ire in these crucial times. Here it is iippcnriiig on Fifth Avenue for spring as the newest auxiliary to the fusliioii vi~rtc`.Ji'zie
we would undoubtedly see of big girls :ind little girls fldddiing with too iiinny foxes But one store has dramotlzed the liorse collar in
_ New York by i-lioppiiig off the tail, paws and lit-acl of their iiiost
pcdiuiweil foxes and sewing the beautiful, liiil body into n uorgcoiis fur no:-klnee, The operation is rarefiilly pcrfornied. and the ini‘s etcetera fllvri away for safe keeping till the day wlien you wisli them izrnllerl on again. These collnreiiiis are smart in shortei' iurs, like crniiiie. too. Better get one and "doonifound" your
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_ ‘ .. . _‘ _ - _ i i t ol s e Luustrated Dressmaking Lesson And there .ue tvio sides you know tiougi mos women can ny e_
lines llorothy Dix Take Sides? - Two Witluuit t “ A
take sides with the man who wants a divorce because
__i_____fi_ __ his wife is not a good housekeeper, How can a ~ii§$,\?=;i'.»L woman with a family of small children be a wife,
__ "__ mother, maid, good housekeeper, and not neglect her ‘ duty to herself? Do \ve not owe our children some ._ 1"" attention, or are we just to tum them loose and sally forth to our car<l»pal'tics and golf clubs?
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V _ __ _ :‘._..__._f, I nm not on either side of the fence. I am on
v' i ` ' ii in ri t i t both
i Wit", tke Fasllilonable are Wears _____i____._t__;__i.._ toiJ of it looking 0 ways an ry ng o see
Ing ‘~ ._ it-. -“ i’~ sides of the husband-and-wife proposition.
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scale.
Sailors
From such
Suzanne Talbot, Caroline Reboux f and Rose Descat comes the chorus: i “I love a sailor"-the sailor being the i new hat which Paris has already
adopted and
is so smart
and so becoming.”
modistes as Jean Patou,
which Canadian millin-
ers say is "being selected because it
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St le Chats . . _ 9 rm in Merrzest Mood
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wiru Amin Anciinn i . ` lngs " - _ -"é roi*
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Proqpectq Who Have it/Iade a Success of “Dame Fashion has been studying echo is a reality and the ts_f__!_e_ts P1||mP5\_m.fiP¢n¢d oats’ "‘ uint”
~ _ \ - _ mumi'-' which had been invading the l- a____ro_L__ cd to b ,_ __
l\l€l!`1°l3g€ -_ Tl1lS Enefgeticdkylfe "1-low do we know--By her high room lnst__Wi_nt_¢_er now :_telJ_:__outPu:_i- 51 tQ al r_1ln8°ut ~ . _ `~
- '“ ot s." it is ri season of "high der the _Hee was an S - - o true u ser avour
» I've had a continuous attack of _iitters ever since in-iirning that lake Back Her Lazy Husban . satis" this 1931 SprinK and because taaloon petticoats-much befrilled
silver foxes \'.'cre to be quite inexpeilsive this year aiidilioiiulit wt-'d _ __ . ` 7 0 ti iv this the w¢11_di-ggseq woman will are extremely chic and I0 DTGWY _
all have to eroiich in nwcd silence at some of tue :uvfiii oizlilliiiioiis I _ k D(T“_:__‘\_?ii`j_?)_‘i;ii)1v}\1v1i?¢; yifrfisoii iifqilefsvnlfri \:giiigDl;eilnhis soiliicwixesclgiz have to keep her eyes and ears wide: when the debutante draws up her __ _
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_ _ h f hi ki t that h d l ty shoes may not _-,»_\~ - -
iirlligcnt efiiiversniion, even if she was a poor housekeeper. Then YOU UPS" if She Wwld k“°“' ° e as ‘m Ze 'lost uponeiheagy throng ~n__§
Prints _
Romance follows the print. and
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whether it be the gingham gown for ‘
morning-or evening, they are pra- dlcted or Summer dances-the silk
afternoon (rock or the iilmy chiffon Cooks in 2] minut an ` t t . 'of evening print will be right in the _ .. . /2 “_ er h° wa °r_b°'l' “'°
centre of the party. Day-time pat
Iterns will be small and dainty, even- _ _--- ~ ~ -V -
,ing large. misty-almost splashy in - -r --u r -'
1-un-¢ 1 li'
,` their desire to play the game and be
Collar-ian Coats iuiuht '
Par' St I
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their own and neior consiclci the man`s side at all The S62 On] their
Every Pattgrn l l` d E 'bulatloiis and diili cuities and never eveii cast a :glance ! Buch emphasis is mms put lm the Jackets ° il t
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By Annabelle Worthington
_ ccllarless coat that there is no doubt . ' :it their liiisbaiirlsl
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. .- ‘er P "5 “ms every mm src ;;I:ct different! Bolcros cape-_1ack-
Tl1L‘l' Ulillk that mnmne ‘S hard °“» w°me“' but easy °“ men' Thu’ .Li-lkes this note. 's Etcn-which means ,usually an
_*__ i think that the wife and mother has all the work to do. allt tfhe anxieties to ;___’n ____ _uso pepmm jackets wmch
, s~_______g dwg that are not in fm. iiwuu bear, all the sacrifices to make and that the man goes sco - ree. scar” . i_____y . be i,__my_f_m_ tailored “nge”
_ ( The bodice has a di-ep cross-over] _ I ilczigth jackets either loose or fitted
...W """ . i \'e.~'t, one oi the larsl. ineuns to con- The collarless coat it might be SUS- ' und usuuiiy with u begf,_9_11 aspire gg _,_ _ , ,. , . , , ._ I Which, of course, isn't true. Not all wives are angels, nor are all hus- t d i t i i todu in _ _ _ _ ram” I 1 pithy 'infill idling' binds liriiiw; Tlierc are good wives and bad wives. and good husbands and_ 35;; £1335 i;__m:;_ai?; it ntl; Jeux ~‘ lilac' in “ery material and every '- _ » . r ire _V e. Cc an( con- ‘ ` " _ , ' . _ _ ` ct; llul'.‘,
) tribute ‘much toward its slendcriu-ss.: Md h“Sb“’"15' There are ww” wh() fm] in their Tutstisito tiheh ,l!1_;;bm;d__5e’I dressed maid and matron will surelyl
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_ ‘ _ The yoke of the skirt is cut to thc: just as mme 81° hufbunds who fail in their duT‘1e_s_ 0 _ e r W ‘ies th _E __ ei wear one of those bright scarfs which i Cuiiu. Contrast,
snmrtc__t dcpui to mumu, the iiiu_ _ men who spend their iives tolling for uiii1l>l>reci_atii__e wires, ius _asevce e S; _imenn so much in the language of i
yu hut, The seuuuuu iuueiiug us iti wives who __\vork themselves to death for hus an s wio ievglwhosenwlmlgg chic this year. Ascot scarfs belong; Two colors am gooti but three are
docs to .1 deep poim l= d¢Cideuiy;"lliaiik you to them. And every mari _viho is apoor man, an ____ _ particuiariy to the coiiuriess jauket __et__er____ they are the _ight c°im_s_ iungtii uu.iuu_ ieorniiigs go to the support of the family, makes just as much sacri ce c _ d _au . ., l
an sorts of tie and 'knotable i
piiuiuti m.(.ui. Suk in miuuighti his own tastes and inclinations and pleasures as any wife does. sca_i_is___i_iot to mention mn to the;
_- hl'ic cr-iiiiiiiios with plain ninteliirvri _ il# . ._ _ _
I7 -1 _ i.l:i.. f»ii»l~.i~_ uub \\'i~.ii: r-iiib;o::iri'i~cl' I l41`"'“ Wu mm malknngp V; mmm on Au “-Oman than ‘L lb nn n.l`"."i “illircl color" in the evening and af-
~ `iii,,u__,.i.iui,_, iu ii._i__ iu._i,i_t. m,,<u,i_ _hut .ui is iifc. There isnt xinytliing that u woiutin has to do that isnt _ _
_ _ ._ . __?y_ Siifie Nu iiiigiii ig i-i,._<.ir_fiicrl for _;iy_,»._.; lini~iii~r for not io do just from the inure fact that _she is u ivoiimn. Ariil
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~ _____,. ___- 3(;_ gg in ig; i.i_ 46 iuiu ,iii iu(.ii,,Q .slit _lust in Liu' luinie. It is outside of lt. It is eieiib C10. ill fi
?¢?»~i-’ y_,_- '___ _ -_ =° 1" . '- is as foci'
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» - . , 5 '- bus; czipniioii _-hc chooses tn follow.
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_ , , .. .. . -.i.ri-. ri , _iiuut ;,»fi.;.-1.-i,_ *"'4""` _ __ ___ _ _ __ “___ Believe it or nol.~- ' _ - . - _ .» . . .. ' . - -_-_ is t~;--;.- »- i ~r i o vor ' i __ _ _ ,_ ._ . _ , ____ .. _._ -_-.xiii - f 'ini .iii-iiiri: i~ouii~r. .iiiiii iilui H "“‘ ~ ""’ lm” b_"5“‘°s" fl "im _1 fmum ‘_ "fri 1; ‘bet _I 1 w__mi,__ ` WUC" time is 5 “mst i’h"e 1° “ _ chic in costumes that might other-
__»\_~_____ Qtr.-. _ _ _,iii-ii _iy\.ui¢ii uii_,,._L,i. iu(____ _ ihiiii :\ mon liris. it isliarrlei foi hei to stand on ici ee lin. _- _ _ ' i,..ii_~. The ben may be U____y 8 ____m_i__i. _“___ be _Sumbre in it imgitt seM0n_~.| »" ~ .pf *li ,-.~_r,._ You will sec one attractive style mor" Ui "‘ 5`“"‘m‘ ‘m hc’ "° lmuud me Wp°‘"»m"' im day than H' 15 Im ‘1 oi an inch or it may be four inches,
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" ;"'_ idilf i after another as you turn over thei man' S-he is paid less for her wmk than 9' man and mme is expected Uri if it ls of patent leather-or if it is white K,”
__ ._ s s 3-.; _mans of uu, uuw Suiiug Fnsuion iicr in the way of personal appearance. And her achievement in many; of some gay fabric it may take on__
Boop lines of occupation is strictly barred because of her sex. _ ' _. .
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i - White will be seen everywhere this
_ Styles for children or the miss the ipaicm is especially f“"°’ed and Wm "eoson All white suits will be the
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it.~?§i_§. matron, the stout~~and a series of Why the <“reat°r Put' 5° many handicaps °“ women ‘vo d° not know; go right through the day to the ball- ‘ iust word and white with just euuugh " '~`»'g§'~= ` ' d ~ - But Ho did ard there is no use in qu arreling about them. We just have _ .- __-.¢.f_._,_,;; ___ ressmaklng articles. It is a book ' ' ‘ _ _ _ _d __ th t Omen are out of luck . loom, lcuiui. tu make them becoming will be _ _,Hi _i that “iii save you monuu _ to accept the fact that it is a mans wer an a w -_ |i_____ ______l_ White Wm _mp up ___ the
¢i~"~`Jf'; ~ Be sure to fill in the size of the _iii 3 s|°¢"°!
- $35!;-. . pattern ecuu stan., i But while I svmpethize wlth women because I am one of the poor, un-i
_. _-ji _t »._. . n ps or coin (coin . ' _
Q; i X Drcferrerii fortiiiiate creatures myself, I can see the mans point of view, too, and' whatl sieeves are in great variety from
’ ‘ ' Pi-ice of book 10 ¢i.ni5_ I am trying to do in my feeble way is to be a liaison officer between hus-_ the iittie epauiette to the great mu
: -_/' Price of immim 15 ccui5_ bonds and wives, and to bring them together and make each appreciate the and fiatteri t
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ng o the hand bishop
dllllculties that the other has to face rind make each see the justice of the sie”/e_ Threequartei, sieeves are im_
"` _ ' ‘ “ ' ‘ - - - - ~ ~- - otiicrs grievance and so to try to get them £0 WOYK i10E€l\1Pf for U10" mlil' menseiy important on the uma en.
30318 No. 3038. size ........... “ul good and huppmew Sembl
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........... . . . . . . . . . . . . ... And now. dear ladies, will you try to look fairly at the two questions with B ions sieeve that cieuriy inui_
Nnmi, which I tried to answer for the dissatisfied husbands? Are not both men cat” that it__and not the _iacket__
right in their demands upon their wives, the one that his wife should give is the u0Stuu.ie_ About nine tim” ' _ight or as 8 fmishin touch Jllullty
i °" - - - ~ - - ~ < - - ‘ -~ him some mental and spiritual sustenance, and the other that his wife out ui ten th t _ 5 ' 1
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ese hree quarter sleeves _
s in ning mos ioi the 5°' Address should provide hun with decent meals? Cannot a man be spiritually hungry are buudeu with iui. or 'ueii_utitci.iinui Many of the new brimined hats-
womaii of heavier i`ii;urc. ‘ ell ; ' ` ` ' ` `
that Dame Fashion has put a Cue ici. every_ iiuck Bud every in l S rl
Black and white and white and black the latter gaining popularity as the season advances, will be in the van- uiiaril. Blue and white and these \‘.'ii'n i'r~d--real flag colors will be rtiwir iiivorites and with grey will be \\.»:~u brown; green blue and yellow .fwiii be combined. The tomato and :ciii-ict colors will be the contrast of
long coat. Bcnrfs, often make that:
lvi'.\u.in ei;-stiime.
BY MARY KNIGHT `
United Press Staff Correspondent
Pains, api-ii ii.-(U. P.)-snnirt_anttering-new-than src
the three words in the fashion dictionary that never get A rest. After years of service nothing will take their place that they may have even a short vacation. Charming and ohio complete o quin- tet that makes the warp and woof from which 'tho fashion of all ages is cut.
Tailors of tweeds. blouses of blue, vests of pique. boleroo of lace.
collars and curls of straw. jewels of carved wood-it is things like these that keep fashion smartf-fiattering-new.
A dress from Worth that is almond-green over green satin and
embroidered in silver beads is as B. F. and N. as the one ho hu
' made of dark brown crepe romain embroidered with copper-colored
beads and with which is worn a belt of leopard skin and brown satin sandals exposing two rows of pink-tinted toes.
Pink lace with black satin or chiffon is like fog against is Noon
sign in red at night-blurred to a smoky~huo, but meriting at once the veteran words, charming and chic. Blue lace with dull pearl or lily grey does almost the same thing, and grey lace with green chiffon is a captured breeze as it new over a strip of emerald ocean.
The shortest “casaquin"-the closelllttle cape-coat of evening
ri-ivct reaching barely to the bclt, finds itself on a fashionable satin <:'.iv.~.i~eri haiigoi- rlgntnext to a long flowing coat that when on its -inner wiii be wrapped about tae alps and held in 'place with
pink-nailed taperingnngers that are ornaments themselves. ‘
l sash' dimensions and attitude
“finishing touch" in so many cos- tumes~lingerie collars and cuffs with black, brown, blue and grey coats, suits and one-tone dresses; white bows on black shoes, white kid cloches and berets, white fabric and
nleres must be tmm “Marys Garden"
-they are contrary anyway, oon- trastes all of them.
If you want tobe as smart as
Suzanne Talbot permits, plunge up to your neck and elbows in pique.
Simmer beaches are going in be
B, riot of color. Color contrasts in bathing suits to contrast with the sand.
e jackets. The idea being'to
have tho frock if it be for day-time
straw hats, white jewelry-ivory and bone as well as crystal and pearls-» whito bags and bags touched with white. White belts and white gloves.
Brims Return
And Show
»ever. Whereas formerly tth¢_ml1 was inclined to be loose I-nd lllllelt the pirate silhouette. this season it il bo- ing introduced in n flight scmll-like' effect or manipulated in a single brief roll. The one-side roll develops the iaaofiletvpeodhatwhichisnowbs- iings promoted as an early spring version.
WORN TWO WAYS
It is found moat generally on the
small brlmmed types and ll varloulb posed at either the fron-t, side or side
__ __ as w as iliysically so, and it is not his wifes duty to provide both needs?_ The ieg 0. mutton iieeve with fi,
And a snirirt clips” tl at 'il .~ i - ' ' ' ' ' ° ° ' ` ' `"
uu eu and brlms are coming in-are going
» i \\ 1 rim- City ma, -l itop is with us again-it seems to fol- `Sna'ppy Styles to roll, not in s seafaring manner,
wer iiie.ii'; iimiiis for the lovely ‘ Ve Nor is there any reason why she shouldrl`t do so. There is nothing toi iuw the muuided uodidce The sieevei In a S te buf, in g jaunt which h
_ en “ce y way as about
L_ ;' » r ~ f ~ ;___§%______._;___ T___..__:. 1;; pi-ercrit n woman from being both intelligent and a good cook. In fact, the* that is uiuse ut the top is Wide at the i .l_ it a very youthful aspect, Decent in.
E _ _ ‘_ more intelligent she is, the better cook she will be. ibotium and some oi them curry us The boicm imck is making it stu-_ groduced this themg ing; summer on
' ° . . 1- much lace as a Louis XIV mo e. e r e mbine dark a number of her bi-immed models ' ‘zquette A MOrnlng Snille Any woman can make herself an interesting companion to her husband d I ____§te;?tgh°tviv;; :;;ted“;,__0ck_s_ and it proved to be Due of the im.
iii she will read even so much as one daily paper through thoroughly a da:.',_ Puttimuts . A bow on your bonnet ia iniiniteiy uurtaut issues of the seuou _
A ,_.isit0i. ui it Simd8___ scimui was _and if she cant find time to do this lt is because she is a poor manager and, iChic__especiauy ,,Angeiskin,, satin This yeM._ it has appeared eM.iy_
Ui. i m,_.imi to ii(ium_____i a few i___mm,ks to _,doesnt use licr head in planning out her work. Or she can turn the radioi Tuiivetu uettiuuutkechoes oi the »___bb_m_ the first Spring huts favoring it deiii.n_
the criilclren lie took the familiar lon and Hsu" to me World newsfvhilc she is washing the dishes' _ i3Wi5h Whkih 59971105 E0 CHITY Brand- I Fashion proves that 1 plu.s_1 equals ietly. It is employed differently hmv- theme of the ciiiiureii who mocked _l I have never yet seen the woman who loved to read who couldnt steal muti-iui. up the church uisie mu 1__t° Wmome _rock ph” one _coat __
Eiisim on his mum to B _ the time to do lt. So lack of time is just an alibi for lack of interest in ~
ey ethiehem _ d drowned the sound of the prayers as
they ai.i,ii.i, Kiwi. iiw C___i.i,nm“i. and .iww the young mms iminted the pm_ anything but neighborhood gossip. and what the children are do ng an
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Q \i/lux:-i~ siioiiltl tr:icui‘nnis
wedding coii;:i~iitiil:itloiis be sent, io the church or the home?
A. To llie ehiircii, so tlini>'l tint
not bei'oi'<~.
Q. Sliuiiltl ilit:'iirl||x'iiriiis lie inode
freely at a dancing ;"i.i._v? `
A. YN: in rivrlri' that all m'iy én-
joy the ei-onine.
Q. Who is :il'.v:i_v» the first to
leave the tfiliii-'.’
A. Tlin lio.si'~.~s
fE§___'.
, , ._ ___ him, but 1 dont love aim. is it my duty in gov woiutmzn. n '
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.HI _ r' ' . '. g letter in a time of matrimonial depression, but 1 Adlnh of C|ork'| steaming, oppotizlng Tomato Soup-soup
i \_i '~ ' before any adolescent young couple take this fortunate woman's advice I Certainly fmt' The cmmces ne he -lu." wan" 3`°“ 1°’ “ meal “°k°t~
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CONC comes suddenly. Your first intimnfion
ih.it sriincihilig is wrong' may lie n warning
rm' in ilu' night". if you have ri lmiilc oi Ciistoriai h.iii1i_\' you ncerln't worry, for a liiiie of this pure \-e'griril»lc remedy will soon have hiiliy his happy self ngriin: let him go back to sleep.
Ciistoriii is always the sensible thing to give
on :iiiing child. \\'hen a child is restless., fretiul, witii Colm-<1 tongue, had breath and lack of appetite, it is a mother's standby. Most mothers give Cnsioria :in important place in their homes. lfrrady for sour stomach, constipation, or upset. \‘.`heu buying Fit-tcher's Castoria always look for Chas. H. lflctchers signature on the wrapper. This identifies the genuine product.
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w you feel the
seem sciicrliiled to go on the rocks sail into a haven of bliss. Consider wonderful effect. Hughes Drug Co. m°mmg' lunchwn “"'em°°n and
iv r lciien said hc.
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pmt ,mu im“1-tiwv “Nc mmi,_h‘_d the price of things in the stores. As for a woman being a poor cook, there _
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whcii t\’.'o bears come out of the i is no excuse to om” for mat’ just sheer IM'mess` f (`.0InIndn Table l Very sleek fum have been given woods and rite forty-two of thein. _ `
“And mu, n hi _ .. . Never once under any circumstances have l advocated mothers neglect-
l , lisoom
..“.uiii_ tiups tim _tory shnw?.._i|ig their children for their pleasures, but 1_ do think that a great many When you get up. drink water wlth] belong sponsors a ons e
. flare I
._ . k f t l .t ke i 1 ct thel husbands for their child 8 Dlnvh of salt. This washes out the UDP. b¥0k€n only by the pert 0 _Pi;»_a_s<~._sii._ crime from a iiitie gi,-i_w__<;uiei“_i__uia__;2_:. n;l1a__1T|;; ‘Q wo_':___’:_°_Eih§:iit “gd time _mdinterest and ai_ _stomach If you have gas, add n a peplum that is slightly stiffened in c ron row , "it siiows how, ' ' _ spoon of simple glycerine, buckthorn b ho,-,Q hair, iuuiu. ciiiiuiun two mars can hom.. fection should be given to Junior. Juniors father likes to be babied, too,ibm_k_ sauna compound (known as Ypnris ____ __Pl_en_ Leather Hem"
,-. .. _:___ _ _ __________ _ __ _ _ iimd cliiickcd under the chin and told that he IS the “wat b°°fv1i=i and Adlerikm . Y’
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' " _“_ woiidcrfiiiest thing in the world. DOROTHY DIX, i Adlerika washes out BOTH stom- ‘md makes than ‘ mm" felture'
. inch and bowels. removing poisons Patou uses them on white lace din-
; _ Dear Dorothy Dix4A1l signs fail in dry weather and iniitiiinony, and I i ggégh Ii”‘i‘:¢?____§_;ié_QerVgg€n;5§ie£:g ner /wns.
just simply have to write and tell you that sometimes the innrriages that tuduy; by tumor” , TY-m lime .l9'¢k°l5 l°°°mP““Y mc
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I ,tu ut ,.mu_ uhm ' Patent leather two-flower bouton-
,.u__ than we would be if we had not married when we did Those years of
“W "` ` " is says-promise P0Pul|rlty
Helps Stomach first place in style standard.
in ne I am a normal school graduate My husband is so uneducated Ltd- ISUPDBY FUCK- If th¢'lI 80 *D dlllmf ` that he can scarcely write a letter that is readadble. We married in ouri '"0' free lfllilrilf- lend 2c namn _they are ChPCk6d~
teens and were both as poor as Jcb's turkey. Our five children were bum In ADLMUKA C0" De"
It will be good either in its owni
equals one ensemble redingote.
she arranged herself in the pew. The Fu, iuci,,,i,,__°i. iiwquettm as pu-_
front and occasionally above sl bln- deau.
There are milliners who contend
that as ii basic foundation lor the roll brim the typical mushroom line should be followed so that the brim can be worn turned down for sports purposes and turned up when wom indoors.
Village Gossip: "And how do you
like your new assistant?"
Postmistreu: "Bhe'l very quick.
She never has to read a postcard more than once."
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