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Lnmade By Exercise, But Personality Is Something ThatHas To Be Acquired And Is Essential T0 Real Beauty

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that the moot-tn uirl is n titer.

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innit- or less <l.\.n»‘ 1111i 11 rusimi

xntxs: of us t0 tigree with 111m.

past Weft: not >0 5t. 1.11111 as they 11nd 21.5 they‘ lln- 1:1 irutiitloll. Vcrv l" flattered £ir-.11uin1.1111,,_ mg “My. ‘h, r-yt and a more turtsspcal profit.- ‘hi1 1s whv drnntld . 111 p11. ‘ . that there launch - thousand stubs. tllian Ritxsell or Lungtrp,‘ 1n our midst‘

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:1.t' 1r.- t-he modern girl 1111s 11 distuict _, cuowheult, comes to clothes whi

. 11 e uomans beauty bu; ,1,‘_~.Q gygut

t 1s 110i. there. Grundtnoiln

silus. her lack Q1‘ m‘. hints and ultts to begin;

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ntioits untl ihe

Miilict" never made a figure of fun of herself by

.h11t reieal 110w closely the 10111111,“. d she turn the scarchught 011 319 lLl 111 shorts.

s‘ lo ut- ‘u perfect 1'11 chtllotis whom c0

is flutter lit

e beauty 1s 1S lurgelv attributable to the

oi a wtunnirs tit-thin‘ r< 1n her pr-rsotittlity . ‘l .

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1‘.11rlu-s-und-tuuium til sivvvii . of purity and _ that uloweté Illrtzillgll) even a _ ‘ y , , ‘ ' \‘lSt‘ an ma e t lov .1 . t; Aim-W Silfllilsi-lcateti and liIllKl-‘llilllﬁd. Their eyes ‘\'_-‘~~ YOU h-ittlly uci s41» ih . zulonnn look "l ""1111? FY01‘ We (.‘\'(‘1l a yo‘.

. . c-t 1121 llllIOllCllPll roebnri ubou .

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Um“) Plwnmly Q. Should one accept an invita-

tion to u 1:111t._\‘ tlrees ball when Pun. ' ns can oe dried and kept ‘gllxiufifws no" luwm m go m 005'

r .. ,_ - . u P y me toummg A. Nu. One should not accept any ktntl ‘if invitation, (tress bull. houu- put pirnic, unless willing t» 1' tr in 1111 the lvstivitics in .».111ct-re 1111111111-1".

“.111 11nd stew ll

(Lilli brown 1n ‘~ 1st 11o is t.‘ ilkutl ll nnruuh a iulilill- l‘ .1 111.2141’ i: llltti lllllr uts . t» u!) n izrunite or Slilllltj- Q I5 h‘ 17ml)” that Wedding Ems

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\ 11251-1: A. ‘this is not necessary, ns the kprui): donors llllVL‘ no \\'-1\" t>1'_k_t1(1v\‘111g the

. ‘he; U" on ' 111 _\\111rl1 l.‘ l 11' guts were re-

1 do,‘ A, with 11-051“), cent 1. 1-i.1<~l1 gilt should be ac-

“_ sued promptly.

CITRUS’ fllltyﬁl-IRVES Q. yVhat is the proper reply when a pin-son says, ‘I am glad to have

.1 illlllll nntl cut in met you“?

.11 1t sieunicr and A. “Thank you“ is sufficient, 111.1.i1ti-<. D 111 anti For each 2 cups

(up sugar tn 1 cup ""—‘i’—_.i' ‘ftp which is ' ' anti water Then add i-ri lﬂiiillll

2 bananas sliced Crctun .» u-nmg and add the y. Add well-br-ntctl

prni r. 11 r _L1i'llll_‘.' b‘ 1111111". ztivtisure Sill. : 1 tmvni, tin-l _ l>.1.i1‘-, pnurliu". soda and .- .1 unh a tcoth- suit. ioeviln-r ll1l(‘t' iuncs and arid

' .1“; jut-e, Zl|l1'1'lillf‘l\‘ '.~.:|l1 sour milk and i . 111111.11» whit-h have been mashed .1. ‘IHHWWR IIEFWEILT ri1rr>iuzir 11 :~ii‘vi-_ Add flavoring. P1121" iiitri 1‘1' *‘l*l‘il 1M‘ "wake P8118 ‘ - 1w ltlYPl‘ rnkt‘.

111i lvvlw- iii tan H-‘ ~ ll Iiii 111111iui~s 1n a 3510-(10- 1 l, 4l\'t'l\.

.tr powder ' A whit-i lmnoring Grave Ilarllng

ll-h 11:11-11 pIm-i-ii on the wall of Inna-ﬂour ltllllllllfilllsi‘ in Fhiulanri. l has 12 or fl» in which 1hr- lllllll‘ ‘s liven‘ at the ‘ l .1 tinu- o.‘ ‘hr- fnnnu wwwge of 11er- ‘. int-ti and - flithw in a wrcched i

1iNEW".a CREAM UEUDURANT

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l. Does not rot dances, docs not lIHIMQ skin.

2. Nuwaiting m dry. Can be mctl right after shaving.

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l. lmuntly check: perspiration fur l to J days. Remcvcsmlur tit -m ptrspirutinn, keeps your armpits dry.

4. A pure, white, grail-lug!“ Sldlllllfl! vauishm, crelm. "

l. Alllkl ha! been nwndetl the Apprrnal Seal of The Amer 11.111 Institute of Laundering {or being Humlecc to Fnbric.

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TIN MILLION {an Q v Arrld have boon wld. Try u iar-ul unyilon ulllng toilet goods.

o: ntarly 1.11 good-looking

_ startling words frOm ont‘ who mottui knuw when o1 he AIJCKllC-S, inasmuch as he spends his lite 1n 1>o:"1a_\‘11‘.1.; the feminine form,

v look around among the indies u1 our tu-quuintance will incline‘

Of course. 1t 111m‘ he (‘hat the women of the "l “.10 painted

1k.» the artls. H more soulful

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iiui. certtLnly now no woman We .1 . . - mil 1 u ‘Mr 111 the lll.~'t17l'\' of the world has the as I‘1Ci\\,llI'l(l ._ time iillll 111.l1;.111s of dollars zmnu.

25 net cent us they used‘

~11 l-uw t» as lituu-ly‘ as to use the artifice-s a‘. her 11 lllIll-Cfﬁfllll complex-

fairy stories are, aduuitagc over

t-s 1111 illusion of r scores rig-ah. in spite of tl1ou.~and \ wluvli are at the modern

appearing _ tliture resemb- defects of hr mm- . If she hurl bow legs or knobby knees 1" 111ml’ Cilnilvillvd ihcin and she presented‘ 1.0 the 1.9; . 1 Jk 1v ‘ ig if she isn‘i. easy on the eyes when

' ‘r and whose lines brlnt, Allirllru livrbvlt no‘. to be hldectis And so if there 1s a declinevaxtd

- prevailing llllfll‘ own clothes and swiping men's. W‘ “ H Thgfs . t-rt- m 1e irust it l5 p. “w”. m m k . . . track or the

a e a “°“,f;,‘,’},f l slides on with laundry soap. Draw-

lilvtel-vtrlckl vounlgj man r." wo ' Column for ‘henjump o“ Nelsons

her; go through fire tn save her; dlc for her-

Dasslonnte words. "Very commented. tn ihn marriage. I'm a pretty good

wllelzlglglgl. Lind one in the family

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Q. How can I make use of a roll of mucllaged brown paper tape?

A. This gummed aper tape has many uses around e home. It: ls nice for labeling jars of jeliea-ud preserves, and a for la ling any wrapped packages. It takes the place of string for sealing small packages. It will hold a cemented dish or bowl until the cement has hardened. Q. How can I remove rust from steel? A. First rub with sweet oil, ul- lowlng the oll to remain on the steel for twenty-four hours, and then sprinkle with unslacked lime and rub off. Q. How can I prevent the yolks of eggs from breaking while fry- ing, and stlcltig to the pan?

A. Add one teaspoonful of flour to the grease before breaking the eggs lnto 1t.

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fiends of gol

ping bureau drawers sticking in dump weather 1s to rub the runner the drawer

i ers that stick chronically‘ should be planed down a little, but this should be done with much care and only when the wood is thoroughly dried out.

To prevent bathroom odors, ‘keep the drains absolutely clear 1 and e.c-.1n_ Use a little commer- lclal drain cleanser frequently, at least once a week. If possible, let. stand twelve hours, then flush well with hot writer. A strong solution of hot salt water, used often. is an lll(‘.\Iil(‘1l.s’l\8 and effective aid for clcnr drains.

To make dainty party cand- wlchcs 7- plnwheel, ribbon or blocked "after the thin slices of bread have been spread wlth creamed butter und filling. wrap in ivux paper and chill thoroughly ln the refrigerator until bread and

never freezing Jempernture.

To prevent boiled potatoes from becoming soggy. drain when cooked ‘and put the pan back on the stove lnvrir the flame for a few minutes

iwith the lid just slightly raised. .Pcel when the potatoes appear entirely dry.

If food spills on the open coils of your electric stove. burn until the food is rhnrrerl and crisp. Cool and ihcn clean with n soft brush. Never wash an open coll with soup 11nd water. -

Silver of any description, no ‘ matter how tarnished. may be mnrle llkt‘ new if cleaned in this way: Damp ll. snft cloth with olivi- oil and rub over the silver. All the tarnish marks will disappear. Then use 1i soft shining duster and dip in plate powder. This will dry off any oil that: is adhering to the article, and you will find your sll~ rm glittering like new. and done l in a few minutes, with no trouble 111' lmthnr.

A collection of 1.700 buttons - from the clothing of rich and poor. -oi soldiers and priests -- ls the hobby of Mrs. Martin Ko- hankle. 66. who has been collect- ing them for 15 years

"I started collecting buttons ac- cidentally‘, you might say." the white-haired woman said, finger- ing a finely-carved cameo button.- “I attended an auction and bought a box full of ancient buttons. As I sorted through them. I got to won- dering what was the history of each-and I've been collecting ever since."

Among 25 military buttons fc one taken from the coat of a Rev- olutionary soldier in the American Civil War and another from the suit of a member of the Cleveland

Grays. private military order, of 50 years ago. 'I'he collector pointed out that

"calico buttons" were all the style 70 years ago when n country squire wouldn't consider wearing a. shirt to the barn dance if the lgLttons "didn't _mntcl‘1 Nth

"ONI l8 ENOUGH"

"I love your daughter!" the told her

slave to please

Dad put 11p his hand to 5m u“

', he

"But I rnn’ consent.

HOUSE WIFE

Drops its briglitd spoil like mow- —William Cullen Bryant. An old-fashioned method of stop-

“! wish I were not too awfully lb! To any what I think But-here's mud ln your eyel"

"tout." cornen from? How to ny,

a: Toasts, Jokes, And Address. Be sure to write plainly

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HER A C TIVI TIES

(Run-Proof

for price. So fine

shades of his shirt. looks, feels and f"!

- In addition to buttons, Mrs.

The sweet calm sunshine o! 00- Kohankle collects copper pieces. Silk Styleg for all figures. “k281i

wbegh 1101“; pa‘ u‘ pitchers, dolls, and keys. ‘ l I Vests warms t e ow s , upon c 1"“ marve 0H5 y.

grassy mould When shopping for sheets, be and Wash” The purple oak-leaf falls; ‘the sure they are not weighted. Rub a

‘corner over something dark If weighted, the sheet will give off a powdery flake. In laundering. this substance will wash out and revea a wide coarse weave.

A clear, sparkling jclly ls nb-i tained by letting fruit juice drip through a cotton-flannel hag.

aLtmTT-fiﬁixo

A pale blue satin gown ls-the selcctlnn of a New York Bo- ciety bride.

The blue satin is veiled with net and the lone train flows from the waist. The brides tulle veil will be surmounted by a diamond tiara. and she is to carry a. bouquet.

der your slender

and‘ roseblush.

and their crescent-shaped bouquets will be composed of pink lilies. . POQ-QQ-O-O-OO-O ‘Household Scrapbook} ; ill-v JZOBER/EA LEE) O 69-0404 §+O§-O-§-O+ O§§—O4+6Q—

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'Marvel-Tex i

Slim_ chic, popular for beauty,

and panties . . . 50¢ 2 for-—-—-——-— ~-

Kayserettes "i

(15% Wool) "' Sofiiy Qnsy, slick as a whistle un- frocks. Whitl? Knickers, to and

of pink lilies. ,

The bridesmaids, four in number, over the knee, ‘Qsts will all he dressed tn pale blue moire with blue bows as head- ench-—2 f0!‘ -— -—- — trcsses.

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'1 A_ A Winter Wardrobe F

Here's a Dollar Well Spent

Never ha: Kayser offered such wonderful values for $1.00. . Jcvely Mir-

O-Kleer” hosiery in shades that-really beautify gorgeous gloves to please every taste Chic undies that wear and wear.

lAND HERWS THE BIG PLUS IN KAYSEWS AUTUMN VALUES — “than you make a dollar purchase of Kayser merchandise you may enter

this grand contest.

FIRST PRIZE - - $300 Wardrobe Second prize - . - - $150 Wardrobe {mil-d prize . . . . - $75 Wardrobe

90 additional valuable prizes

Beautily with Keyser Rayon)

ln quality lt like smoothest

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Stunning New Gloves

Kuysei- has excelled itself in the

production of smart gloves. Tricky ' trimmings (see the one illustrated).

Smart embroidered styles-ask for

“Starlightf Gloves that are frank-

ly fabric, fabric that looks like

leather gloves in combinations

of fabric and leather-

s 50¢ $1.00 Palr——————'—— 1'00

MGDRE s. MPLEOD Luci

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GET YOUR ENTRY BLANK HERE

Come to our store today and ask for a Kayser entry blank with full details. Contest closes Oct. l5, 1921s.

Lovely Shades

Beige by no other nnmc could be as smart as “Lovelee” “Exquisite” “Adore.” Slip on a pair then sit buck and admire your ankles. In several weights.

and pair I

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“\Vinsl)m0" “Vivnnt”

OCTOBER 5, 1938 ‘

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" tltl n By Phoebe Sheldon ofTtlife afligfﬂé‘ 2%”? Eifﬂ 3“, business o! the day Wis accelerated

filling appear one solid picce_ They Q may be then sliced crosswise or The Trash Can lengthwise without danger of fall- The trash can should be given ing zipnrt. Creamed butter spreads a good disinfecting occasionally. easily und avoids lumpincss. Place the can out on the lznvn and -~-~—* burn some papers in it. It \\'lll rc- Don‘t discard mayonnasie which,‘ move all ooots from the cun. has merely‘ separated but is still‘ sweet. Break an egg into a bowl Iodine Stain and whip until light and fluffy. An iodine stain can be removed Then arid the muyyonnalse, a little from white goods by rubbing with at a time. all the while beating kerosene and then with tmphthu with u rotary bcntcr, until the soap. Let stand tor about. twenty mixture is again smooth and minutes, and thcn wash in the 1X crcutny. Store covered in a cool, regular way with

more naphtha

French-Fried Potatoea The French-frled potatoes can be made more crisp if the potatoes

508.9.

B0 Witty a-n-Ilsopulnr ‘With Toasts for Two

took oi‘! ner coat tmd b11118 it

The door opened and Ivtlss cam walked n. ' have kept you Wlllllllll

pile of mail ‘Herels the nutil for Lasso»

t. I've been nearly crazy Tropical Nights. and Lasso too.

lng, You'll ﬁnd the typewriter

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' gloves in the srccnd drawer." llerc’: to Romance!

Make a date for two a fertlve occasion. Spice the talk wlth toasts!

lf your beau rakes hi: glan and says, "Here's to love. sweet misery of life!" come right back with “Hero's to our bachelor. May he never be minus his precious liberty." w"

Or tease his interest wlth,

“You're naughty and selfish

And captions and vain.

Just why I adore you

1 cannot explain.”

Here's one for bashful lultcrn, "1'm ac shy I have to say it quick! You're a doggone dangerous, cute

little trick."

And a brave reply,

radiators, slamming drawers

started.

‘I suppose you've been throu

Du you know where the word,

eeiid 26c Tn cclniTdr your co Li!!!

The Guardian Home Service,

The otrice of Lame was empty although a hat and coat bun! 011 the rack when Lindsay appeared °" Monday morning at five minutes l0

through the windows displaying l. layer of dust. LlTKlSfly stood uncer- ta.nly 1n the anteroom and $119!!

< 1ft b hooks. the oak hat ttce w h rass g- f“ in back‘ You "Oh. I'm sorry to I unlocked the door and then went down the . beck. Current Events in the Rodeo hall m put. my 111111; up ngazn. I was, and letters from oOV-"IJOYS- ln such a. hurry this morning. Wel Miss Abbott, this is your desk an your typewriter, And let's see—oh,‘ yes," she sorted rulpldlv thtiévuxliaétgv l , PIP l‘ - m‘ '0 c Thank nu 1m. and com. and went. into the oodness. you're hr-re to look dagger

stocked your desk Saturday so we wouldn't have to delav $1118 mtg’;- carbons, second sheets, statonery, in herc. And this drawer for cit

and mans‘ How's the printing’ Lindsay went into the office. ache the Ioi‘ Litsso. And ou know ZjHOv/‘re you tilmz on? [Of course you have to mil l six c019‘ wm- 1m "d1"! out Wm"

tes to the Library of Congress and thlngégre and coin: over manu- alx more to England. That's for the - copyright Ann put your bag and

l‘ Lindsay. a little bewildered, pull- ed out her desk chair and still watched Miss Langsam who ruched busily around the room fuming on

and generally getting the business of the a

You

gh descriptions under the title and th lasso." MlssNnungsanLvLent on. ‘ We ________________.____---—-————-

you have, you know the various types and two serlaLs-frunldy you don't have a3 much variety as I do 1n ‘Iroplcal Nights. Now 1 can take stories with almost any kind of plot so long as the setting is tropical-

cover artists and NOD10 I0

from lunch. Lindsay

Luck of the

- . . _ tive. I was timid about cutting once sh! ‘are nlluyved to stand in mid t nine. Coveis weic _ on the type love. ﬂdVﬂlt/l-lle. 0r evenydetec _ z

1mi- m, least a m]; 1mm» berorewlglri: writers and stinshitie streamed always have one lest jewel 01‘ Bomv hagmdfc dcijn r1111 lL 1!!

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thing in 1-t. The Green Emerald or something like that. And I suppose you know ubout ﬁtting in the stories on 8o that you don't run over the ages and putt 1n the advertis- have trouble at ﬁrst, of course, and I think the Old Timer wants some new stun’ 1n the

You'll have to do that. You can et a lot from Zlts and Variety. ell, you

l rmght m; welt begin 0n your mall. Mr. Grioorly came in at about ten.

He nodded good momlng, hung up

inner office. A little later the bcil rang on Lindsu ‘s desk and she Jumped, not nowlng where the sound had come from.

"Mitts Albbitt." said the old Timer. "Miss Abb-ltt."

"He wants you in there," said p3} MLss Langsam.

ccrl

w" t! in the bagtnof

. e , maybe you'd er out above ﬂve stories from the s ush today and use two reprints, one new serial 5nd there's u serial running. know about writing the story e

11 BYHOPM: of the serial. 11. all r ght. Write a report of the stories you pick out cut up our serial and '11 _ over it this c ternoon. All T1811 -' Ho punched: bell. "Miss Lannun. Min ngnnm.‘ ndsay went back to her desk, lettled herself comforts/lily and be-

nnd hustled,

AND Public Functions

- 1 in pence and lllllet “m1 u“ smell o hot stcutn fromh tlieagellxfllggg-mtg 1 r; * ' I nk null f1u1n t c iMlss, Langsnm was energetically using as She 011$ [r1111 with a large PW of

01a. my s cei; to

by ‘nesqmger boys’ telephone cans‘ She wrote three little paragfﬁllhﬂ d

Groody who mu $1111 not. come back 4 was bcontcxentrattllin! 0n a

ll | aerial entltledhgy £30.“; ﬁr“ we

Pwocilmc‘! P?‘

Send us your vote-s. Dear Readers: Under the heading “Cross stitch silhouettes" we "B" a long list of your requests. We think accompanied by her

mstulltnenthigilTlnimo lllrlivlalbéi

or the afternoon a. ruthlessnw

cntne over her as she cast l! 815"“

out of the corner of her eye at Mlsl Ltingsani cutting and DEW‘! Wm‘

u. constant flourish of BIbOWE-

Lindsay took a certain denim ‘l’

drawing her pencil through who

paragraphs or cuttlnil ti“ m‘ n; age and pnsttn lt 0n 8 d!!!“ keep te continuity.

synopses and pasted "Wm m’ ti" head of her three installments with

a rout oozing of paste around the edges which she wilted "3 with '

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n to rend. About eleven Mr. went out lelvlm the office camomms: LADY, moss srrmn custom Desiou no. can

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Catering for Home "time

Aimee ncelvu at least 300 votes for each design before ii. in M‘

We print 1,11 the uonvli"

this dnnty lady. hwv-ﬂktmd

udgy poodle is one of the duiuiirsl

into tut». Christmas um view" 1"" to decorating pictures, cushion 1W5‘ sets and luncheon cloths. u the dosgn. material requlrﬂm“ mm.

__ _ _ u dmlgnc we have ever seen. 139g" 100K111! It You! ‘in Chlnen? fectly and lends itself artlatlcall n punish‘! In Dutch. h runners, curtains, ﬁre-screens. c , ' Look for the answm fa our a I V“!!! Felllro of our The pcttpm includes transfers o A Mofnlngsmtl‘ BZ-pnge booklet. ‘Pwonomo tenu- "51""- and directions for mnklng the above ii your choice of light-hearted banter mm.‘ u" w“ "u we Send 20 cents. coins preferred. mitt".s:11"‘="t1....'£""': i" "".:..~-"~' - Mew»- Llmericlcl. I,‘ y.‘ o "~ "mm" ‘m, pnbnc

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