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V”! Social and Personal Y Fashions» "I

Dorotliyf Dix Says- ' _ BEING omen woiicxn wQpjpUL

Girl, 17, Advised Role Of Mistress Is Lonely And Short-Lived DEAR MISS DIX! I 5111-17 years old 5nd

mil-ll. He is quite wealth lﬂyle. but. of course, he

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‘nu Ind y. Growing O one of lhﬂ “x w’

thousand; u _ , (on 1, c W 1 yell-N“ be

. (£055 easieilv mo“ l“ jlim

Headaches Are Practically Gone”

The reason Knischen oftm gives relief from common or bilious headache, is because this saline treatment helps your system rid itself of underlying causes. Kruschen aids elimination a_n supplies the body with minerals which may be deﬁcient in the diet. Take Kruschen faithfully fora month. Give this well-known saline treatment a chance to help relieve rnnsti ation anrl i hiliousncss and see what it oes to the headache that usually goes with these l complaints. Kruschen is 25c.’ and 75c. ‘ at all drug stores.

V . ‘There is also a and I do not love him. m“ to marry ma’ but i” l‘ poor

Which of these two men shall I accept?

Dfrom a lettEer written by a Mn- unn we quo e:—

"I would like everyone who suffers fmm headaches to try Kruschen. Be~ fore taking Kruschcn. l had headaches almost every day. But since I have been taking It ilifullyj have hardly had a headache, for w ich I am very thankful, as headaches can make one lcel quite ill. For as long as} felt it was necessary. I have taken lxruschcn each lllﬂfllillll in n W155 0i “Tlml “MP7,; before breakfast: and I feel so well.

Mrs.

E. Dunn.

your matrimonial prospects seem to acid up to about zero. But, inasmuch as you are only l7, Wllflll is your hurry about getting married. anyway? As y'all will probably live to be ﬂfﬂuud 70. you haveample time to look about you and try to find so-nlcone who would be better hus- hand material than either of the afore mentioned -. gentlemen.

A! you: age llic idea of being a rich man's very alluring. You picture yourself with thrills and wickedness and cha-n and irlth nothing to do except to

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mlstres probably seems

as leading ii glamorous life,.lilled

ipagne and fine clothes and Jewels amuse yourself. But. believe me, my

child, you've got your picture all wrong. There is nothing so dull as a llfo of sin. nor so lonely, nor so short. For your old friends will drop you and ilie new acquaintances you make won't bother with you, and you will get led up on night clubs and too much drink, and the man who wasn't faithful to his wife will not be faithful to you, and some day you will find yourself thrown out. pennilea, homeless. loveless. in o. world that is hard going for discarded mistresses.

I Why should you even think of marrying the poor boy if you do not. love him? It takes a lot of love to sweeten poverty. So bide your time and vsnit until you at least have boiler offers than the ones you have now.

Living 8. Leisur THE WQMAN'§ REALM

LOTS OF GRAY FASHIONS I'VE

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Y-In this Mon: iAM satin-iii: m... yo” short 5°11 Pr“ o it does in old- lqgl oil in 11981105“!- So you ‘c! fashiﬂuea ‘:35 more ism or id]! up lo 0H8" from you, fruit!

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SHORT B0"

I am engaged to a young soldier who is y he has been wounded and is being sent he comes back he wants to get married. rgcept that my friends discourage me. They’ happy togcihcr because we are so different

SEEN IN Ipoundoflon AUTUMN or lolly IIIIIlO . the Curio II! contain: no more w!" than a Pound made the old,

long boll lay.

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: now serving over eas. Recentl home for treatm nt. When I should be happy to do so. c

| say that we would never be

Look ﬁir the Book of 72 Tested Recipes under Illa label of every Carlo bonlo

In unremitting drudgery and ear-e

NEW YORiK———l0Ol( f l 0w many a vulgar Cato has coin- or om

gray in the fall fashion line-up. in temperament

Look for red as a basic color. Look ,

for black mneved by yuan wuches I am liappy-go-lucky. I like to sing and dance and am always talk- of bright M3101; 100k gm- heavyyy ing. This boy is very quiet. and would rather listen to me talk than to enm-usted 301d embroidery on talk himself. He has a very fine character and has a high-paying dinner imp] cocktail gowng, Look Job waiting for him when he returns home. As we love each other very for sheer wool aftenmn and din. much I rim sure we could make this marriage last,

116T dresses trimmPd in lace 100k Do >ou think we should tak t ‘sk

for the suit as the most impﬂrtant l e he n when we are so dufereygtgg ' i ' ' single item of the wardiobe.

TEPID BATH W008 SLEEP

iii His energleo, no longer tameless than,

‘lb nlllilllllll a pin or fabricate a o -—Shellciy

umper silhouette is being made t is season with more f . and with a fuller out

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nishxcriciiv BETWEEN my AND DINNER HATS

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wider, there

lwktomanyo thobofnnetoand stiff little sailors, and fur hm are growing larger and more lush.

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mire l Dunno of lmmoiih, break it. into .. pieces, put. it in a bottle, and on . with eau-de-cologne. Allow it st-incl for 4 or 5 days belore . i, . How can I clean the b ' of the b n71 without harming them? A. The brlstlel will not harmed if’ o. coarse comb h ind remove the ravelings and halal. Q. How can I stiffen ~- - A. For stiffening colored lals such as cicunne or - ~- l in bran wafer

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BNTS ON ETIQUETTE Airplane regulations forbid tip- ping the stewardess of the plane.

I01 NURSE

There are four general tives to be kept in mind in for the sick at home, writes Mary Beard, director nursing service, American Red Cross.

To malts a. sleep-lulling bath give you a send.off, stop thinking it, must be hot. That way_ lies stimulation, which sends you out hopping, not relaxation which helps to induce sleep.

For the bath that's to make you hleavy-ildded, the Water's temper. altwure should be no warmer than that o! your body. If more than a‘ Th are: (i) to do everything tepid bail’). is needed to woo sleep. I

for the weifam or the pg- toss a few teaspooniluls of mustard!

*5 W hull!" hi5 NWWTYF WW1" mm W“? lub- get a nice boy who won't? to fatifiiiyliifuetliaeiiiihl/o ‘iriiglidbacg? ‘ negvdzembrtgilcciklllgresrigtililml? zlilvigeegl work and he was with (“he ﬂict. with the work of family wage iiightcap before turning in. Goodl camera, and <4: w prevent unne- hot drinks that induce sleep are; cesnry strain on the home nurse. milk. Strained Veﬂetablo 01‘ m?“ These objectives can be met only broth, herbal tea. by farasigihwd planning. A daily Ideal bedroom schedule both for household tasks sleeping-n ‘LOO-WNW!

e each supplies somethin For instance, if you like to talk and the boy should make an ideal combination. Hvlyever. if you expect to spend your marriage in dancing and 801118 B18685. you ivould probably be very much bored with a huslmnd who W85 a fireside sitter. nature settles that question

for most women by sending babies and turning them from Jitterbug; into colic-ivalkcrs.

g that the other lacks. friend likes to listen, it

objec- caring

iioiv io BE YOUII

CHAPTER. Xlll

Key and Dick were in nigh spirits.’ they reacted recklessly to Buyety after the lo strain. They danced together whie the chop sucy and rice grew cold on the table and Dick said, “It's heaven to ha/ve you in my arms," and ev- ery touch of him was heaven to‘ her too

Theyimnde plans. Kay was to

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: W

ouldyu dl iii who is slightly shorter than she o a He g g r O m.

i5. and ‘who bullies her, Especially as this boy is laz r girls.

rry a boy when she can y and will not.

PUZZLED Fire Preventive t-lo 1.12m is added ‘téioﬁgbs 11's it wll render than leg: catch lire.

ANSWER: I4: doesn't matter about a boy It is his being short on all the qualities that wo husband that counts. My advice is to Rive thl

beinﬂ shorter in std/tun. uld make him a desirable

or mo dry s boy the air. Quick.

and the patients care will aid ma- teriztligy.

Obviously, the routine of the pa- tienth day will very according to the severity of his illness. and ac- cording to the dootor’: instnie. tiozis. However. the schedule lhOUld provide time for the fol- lowing procedures approximately in the order given:

1 Before breakfast-a glue; of water or a hot drLri-k. face and hunch washed, mouth and teeth cleaned, toilet or bednen, and bed ltraightened. '

2. Breakfast.

3. Both-not earlier than one-

uif hour after breakfast

4 Miclmoming lunch or liquid.

5. Lunch.

6. Nap or not period.

‘f. Visitors. if pcnnitted, and in pnvaiescence or in minor illness vght occupation or diversion

I. Midriftcrnoon nourishment.

9. Patient and room put iri ab: before supper-

1D. Supper.

ll. Evening cue-which includes ‘m: rub or sponge bath. mouth grid teeth cleaned, toilet or bed- Mn

0f course. time must be allowed between these intervals for taking tzorulpernture. pulse Mid respiration 31¢ for giving medicines and ﬂeatment ordered by the doctor

iroom is frequently what keeps

[you tossing-is a temperature of i 56 degrees, a humidity of l around 36 degrees.

MllllEilll ETlllllETTE

By Roberta Len

i‘ ' —_-___...

Q- What is considered standaidized fee for the groom to give the minister for a wedding ceremony?

A. There is no st The groom nll0llid to his means.

Q. Is it obligatory that a formal invitation to an evening i-iﬂaii‘ be italddraslsed to both the husband and

fe? neither one should be

Q. Should lisli he 581W’ plates 0r cold plates?

A. Fish shOtlltl anvays be sewed on hot plates.

HOBBIES EIILP PEP UP FERSONALITIES

Best antidote to that uncom- mon feeling that you're growing stale or that your personality is closing instead of sprouting out, is a new interest-wile that takes {you into unfamiliar surroundings or plunges you into unusual ac. tivitles. says Alice Hart.

If you feel that way, hie away t0 some place now on your vaca- tion or next holide/y If you stay at home—a. decision Uncle sam will approve-door; for a hobby. There are plenty of books that will guide ymi in your choice.

A stityuat-homo acquaintance of mine found her hobby in language study, and the fun she's had from mastering a new tongue is only half o! it. Her interest in the lan- guage has blazed a trail into amusing restaurants. foreign len. guage theatres and homes. it's op. enecl up a new world. mﬂde he!‘ new friends, ziven her a. flock of new interests and ii winning per- sonality

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There is now a plentiful-n

doused Vegetable Soup Wit

of Green Vegetable Sou . your grocer for a FRE

Taste the old-time home-made Flavour

-duo to small-batch coo

B91112 zbndmac Vegetable

ofthroo Heinz favourites-Con- densed Vegetable Soup-Con-

Mut-nnd Condensed Cream '39P!

of the booklet: "57 Way! To Use Heinz Condensed Soups."

U1 bounds ground veal Pound srmuio pork teaspoons salt 0UP chopped green onion teaspoon pepper teaspoon sage . teaspoon prepared mustard tablespoons ﬁnely chopped Erecn pepper Imell clove cariie. minced shredded wheat biscuit}, crushed kin elm l egg Method: Mix together veal and pork. Add the onon, pepper. the ch with

the Rround salt. green sage. mustard and ﬁlmed Rrecn pepper. along the minced clove of garlic.‘ Crush the shrodded wheat biscuits into fine crumbs and mix with the meat mixture. Now combine the ciitsup. milk nnci the egg which hos, been wcil beaten and use this to: moisten the meat mixture. |

n well mixed. line the bot-. tom rind sirlm nf a greased lonf pan with the mixture. Fill the conic with ziressinpz and cover with lthe rem-lining merit mixture. press-l ing it. rloim rumly. Bake in a moci-,' crate oven i350 deg. F.) for about. 1 hour.

PN!

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g DRESSING

4 shredded wheat biscuits

2 tﬂhlcspocns chopped green onions

l tablespoon chopped celery leaves

Dnsh of pepper

2 tablespoons melted butler

‘i cup hot ivnter

Method: Crush the shredded wheat blscuils until in ﬁne crumbs,‘ Add t-he chopped 211??" ""1006. CF13 lerv leaves nmi season with peppery Add the melted butter rad the hot‘ ‘water and mix well. b!‘

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_-__ ._. . QUEER ADVICE

Vocal Teacher (to puplllm ygu wont to nuke that song succasgful, you must sing louder.

Pupil-I'm singing as loud as 1 can, What more can I do?

Vocal Teacher-Be more enthusi- ustlc. Open wide your mouth and throw Yourself into it.

SAME PROPORTION!

Mr- Murphy was making his ﬁrst flight lnynn airplane. The pilot was taking him over ‘he city. and when lic had roaclictl a height of 3,000 font the plane suddenly went into a nose-dive.

Pilot (laughing) - ha! ha! (as he righted the plane). Half of the peﬁple down there thought we were fa ng.

Mr. Murphy - Sure. and h-alf of the people up liere thought so. too.

retum to New York a5 if nothing were changed, then give notice t0 the magazine and return as soon: as possible. She would have to tell Ads. that she had been discharged.‘ "No, not that," Dick demurred. He disliked having that said about her. “Just say there was no pm- spect. for advancement and that. I~ wired offering a better salary".

“I'd better be discharged," said Kay.

“I'll wire Ada just when I'm start-trig book. Don't say anything to the office before then "

_ "But don't be too long. darling."

"No longer than I must. About‘ two weeks, I expect."

"That's much too long."

She did not. stay late and ho. took her only to the train. Her mood of gayoiiy peiisistec-l even while she was resolving what she would tell Acln. but it was a breathless, hurrying gayety_ like a. wild bird flying before a storm.

llf she looked back if she saw what was to overtake her—.

It was n. mood that lasted through the last hours o! padt- ing, through n1 the miles back w New Yor-k and through the brie! busy clays there She felt as if some wind were blowing her along.

DOUBLE A.0‘T,li0_ll_i

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WITHOUT IRRITATIN Tlll SKIN i

ARRID gives you double protection. It i protects you from perspiration odor, and i helps protect your clothe: from perspin- ' tion spots. Arrid is an odorless deodorant, i

with the ﬁne texture of c beauty cream. ‘ it vanishes instantly —— giving immedine ' results. With Arricl, you are absolutely safc—can cnioy yourself wherever you - are -— regardless of the weather. Protect ' your dalntineS! nncl chum with Arrid. Start using it today. lr is very economical. 15f. 19f and 59f.

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AS IRISH AS THI DAY YOU LIFT l

No "liming to manly, |liul-lnodor:—¢ounlry- trash clr will wail through rooms ovary a day you're away . . . llianlu to Ill-Willi Available in regular nlzo or big new ECONOMY Sill fou- lurlrig permanent wlclc ccllimor -- nothing to light, nothing to bum

- . . lvil pull up top. Economical Ill-With nfllle now available. Sold cl drug, grocery. variety, hardware. dish and department nova.

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