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Prescott returns, to England.
to
/beaufy ’■routines regular-,
leaves 4 ev-erjTftlng until'
'the ball; E-heTl' arrj^ noi'.
but rather . haphazardly!
It^ateh Hext Wee^'i Jsm^
For Our New Serial
NBOW GOLD
vBy E. C. Buley
ROUTINE AND BE
WEIL GROOMED
/ • ■ ].
a. ’n addition to keeping her evening?
clothes .elean, pressed ..and ready to’
w r at-a mpinem's notice, the busy]
■woman who , gv.es°xo parties has
■ do” variouk
Jy, If. she
the day. of
1 only ' tired,'
j groomed.
"’every girl-should go?
to the * hai rdrester for a. shampoo anil‘,
w.are»-at "regular -intervals.- If- 'FrX
day is ..the day you. have .some- free *
time,', theft. visit your beauty ’■ shop!
every Friday. If 'your,.hajr Is', in fair I-
condition' and -thy ftperMojr. .is-.a good ]
one, you'll look well groomed at all'
FOR. B|OT DAYS'
Facial Make Com-!
■. ■ plemn/Cle-ar and..
• /'’’*/ Lovely ,
. 1/ . . 2
This i/s.Vo, /oe "ft/ nav-^-blue
White sehson, and '‘c-onsequently
.greiathfito’care must be Tak^h-to pre-’
pare ■ arid j.m.ptoye the’/.condition -of
the skin’ .in. order; to ensure that our
..makeup, tones- perfectly. *N ■ ,
. Every wma realizes that .-her
complexion' ik* not at. its best, aftor-
'the ttjring.. days - of '’ spring.
complete .overhaul1' 'the right, thing'
at" this, time of the'' year, but there,
is nd, reason' why this 'should be -ex-'
pensive.' ' ^-- .' ■" ... ■ . :•
W|th "the exception of. a '^'■prkhh-
bath,'r you ' may give yourself a -crim-
ilete treatment in your own home.
The bath is,-a good start, as it clears-:
the-(skin of all acids and waste inat-:
ter. . . '
• ■ An oil and- -a- bleaching, mask are
the first, essentials. Clean the skin
thoroughly w^th a cleansing cream
or lotion^. then-/rerhove any. stray /eye
brows;' ’In- trfcftming eyebrows, -by
the way., the . yet-y- ■ latest style^is^io.
train them to g'O- upwards ^at the
ends. .It gives h'mueh more youth
ful expression.*
For the oil ma»«-k'.,soak a piece of
1, gauze ' in a mixtiire/of. olive, castor.
I and almo/nd oil,' dqual.. part's,- and
lay it o'n_ the face foz.'... f.royn 10 to 15
the skin, .'and gives it'a"’velvety sur
face.- ‘ .1 ''
The bleaching mask-' is applied in
the same .way bn gauze. - 'An/excSl-
'[”l'ent’",ohe”"may“Ke'’m'ade’"'"bF^^^
1 br^afehing lotion.and bleaching powder'
> together th form a creamy, paste. A
mild bleach is prepared wit^t fine
oatmeal and warm mTlkT’XO' 'Whicir
has been added ’a few dropstof per
oxide. This should- be’removed’with
/a. little .wafm^'m.-il.k',.
; . The popular colors for "the seasonf;s
dresses are directly, responsible for
the colors-in make-up; for makeup
must harmonize with our- clothes.'
This season nice creamy ra-chels ianh
^the latest primos.e. shades arfe right.
The pinky and peachy shades,, so
popular in powder last ■" year, are
now to be avoided.'• ■ >
- /-Rouge—should be -used. very, spar
ingly. while lipstick should be bright
“piifer-box-Ted~caTmine~or--sCa-rlet—-■
Your Handwriting
Reveals? Your
Character!
' " "/'■
/Geoffrey. St Clair
Graphologistj times. Then, when an unexpected
■ invitation comes . your way,
; won’t have , to figure out a way to
dash to- the'"'45eauty shop before yem
can accept.,
j The- same applies ’to’the' n ails.
and^-Gor-don •. Westorby ditooye
Austoalmm Desto/L
<|earh . .-----„ - - ... ......... ,
He plane to Aujstra-lia.hnd breaks the existto
I1, tor thextourhey. . This, plus th.e entangled romance of
\ makes etoitidg ."holiday-reading' "y. '
milet'there he
partneX/s taking gold from ■ the. mine without his consent..
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INDIAN SERVANTS
DONT MAU EXCUSES
WHIN AT FAULT
W10 ; a k e s
;1 were- ne
’ »L ' zlnnofiin'i'
■gtiine record
Pan' Prescottj
oooRs<Knm
(ir havjt it.
put be sure I
every/ week.1
( a week'; a
Eemem- j
not'to!
•shav-i
TO/^ktepTrf^™'pW
7^,'-
feiie i Cawnpare.
~-T .
Wife ef a cafttain in-the R.A.M.C
at C^wnppre; I
___ ............... .. . man in that city, 7aid ip .an inter-,
.view in Toronto; uf hi. here to direct’ the Agra and Oddh exhibit, at
the. Canadian Nationa.l\Exhibitto«.^
Then-x she ........................_____...............
details of housekeeping problems,
Ahe Martedxowt two years ago with
the theory that “Indian servants
eouid he treated like servants elser
ja, Mrs. Ethel Rog-.
'“ ■''3'-y''“CaS^Tan""wo/
1XU
Agr
tdian xvauonai \jpxnmjvwfl.
i launched into ' interesting
housekeeping problems.
Where. She toon got . nd* of that
^You~xam't...treat ...Th.fermjas...„y.ojj..„v//zuJ,d,
it's here,”, she- said,.,
' ‘ ' / /'.I '.I.
■ ■ ehuldn’i do >toy ■ dusting . about the.
house, tor", instance, If one of the ser-
■ ■ -vant^sa-W”-nm-w<mki‘ftg7-he ■ would Te-IT
the others and they would think I
was-just like them! Then I’d find'the
whole lot of them lolling about dping
pothing-,”\ '
She has sotne 22 ■ servants in her
. h/msehoid. Over them, is a headman,
or hearer, who gives orders to /the
" 'inioltes;-------F m..ft er to order -the-cool-
- Ie£ directly, would 'fee to destroy \ th^
treat .servants
'‘They, would.' not understand it..
cOnidn't dn hnv . dusfinr/ ahout
Engineers! . iety 'Fold Of
..N.lji test/Gadgets For •.
• yhe Jjoine' ■/- j7'r
Toronto./— Refusing to' commit
Manicure, ♦them yourself
done--by a- professional., .
to do it on: the same day
■Use a depilatory', once
deordorant tv^Lce -a week,
'ber that most deodorants -are -
be used’ within 24 hours after
ing dr using a depilatory.
You may care for your sk
the same efficient ri£ari,per. Us|ng"’i'a
bath brush- on back,. .shoulder^, and
-n"rm'S--'"ea-eh-™ti-:me:'--yo-U‘>---babhe--,-
better than'giving them a-frez^jed,
hprried scrubbing just before puling
on a dinner gown.
' Apply body oil or lotion after ^ch
"hat*h:—“It—ni-ay-’—be-’a-^'-bother-—bu-t.,.-.\\-d,n..
the -long run, it’s .easier than- tryi.n'gj
to soften arms and elbows with!
tissue cream while your escort
(Editors Nc^e: Have yo^l obtained
an interesting?character analysis yom
you handwriting..?/ Have/you se
find out what your friends are
like? You <yvilL-.be surprised’
accuracy of/ the delineations)
_ Tbe-.otb^r day I- reedved/a-
from one of my readers /wiio
sent her writing to-me some tiro
•for a' ’character analysis, yin wiling
she commented on/the fact thht by.
er
_. .. - „ -, he had
been able to- obtaixi a very go/)d- posi-
.ttoHr-and—sh-e-"-remark’ed' “17 a’rii hot
exaggerating when I say' tl/al:;
I not had -your criticism of/my 'Char
acter, and- the helpful advice w-lth
which, you -supplemented your .critic-
iam,_I would -not have been able, to
obtain this .new positioh.Tt aiT Shows’
how excellent a, science .is Graphol
ogy, and what value it.is to .those-
■who- follow out its promises faithful-
7^
.,/c.
■ following the advice I had g
4n---d-el-m-e'at.fn.g her character,
J,
had
//The' .sequel to t,his I
hen" tlih young man
me and .expressed his
Constructive; criticism
lftin previously, and rrtofttipned .that
he had found a defini/e: impovement
in 'himself by follow/hg out the ad
vice. I had given to/bim.. / '
he moral is. that
ihe advice must. 1/e-.-actectotupon, if it.
M .
in the//
ca£ne recently,
again wrote to
flbanks. for the
I had-, given
So, again I- -say,
is -to achieve ft
The other d ,,
soipe ’grapholo^cal work //v
for an i'r
one part.
which I suggested Indicated, .that the
writer lacked .aggres7i/-eness 'and ini-,
tiative. I ''(Aid. that thm’e was’definite'
A. ■ ■ ■ •
/course o!
was. Going-«
e compaii/-/ th.erd was
handwriurig specimen' • -
Th«msetoes/4J<>on-4he-rm^rits--<Kf—
a raw potato in-the frying pan to j ■' £
absorb' tl/e odor of frying fish, ffele-j perfect- makeup for~ your back and
■gates tp/tlije semiannual meeting of'i" 7 “,i'u
'fhe "American....Hdcipty ‘VL'TIeafing “
and Ventilating Engineers stated re-
cently/'an apparatus, costing approxi
mately ?60, is , the latestf and: most 1
efficient device tot ventilating kit--
xhens.,....; h
The ^ventilator 16 installed high up 1
on the kitchen’s outer1 wall, not nec-|
essarily in 'close pr.oxjmity to the |
stove. When odorous foods are be-j
ing cooked, the cook pulls a- string
^r~j/ushes^.aj.J?Mtto.n™vzhk}to^staxjt^.vL
fan in motion
which whiffs
odors without the "slightest draft.- ■
Another - gadget, a pocket size
wafer corfditioner, re^emlyiTng-gFtlTer-,' ]pV/jn.g year™^nd“hor'unnT’ they are
nj/^etor, was shown by a delegate. ‘ L^ught hear the surface Jjy further
When /agitated, in water,- it -produc-l cultivation. Light- surface cultivation
ed electrons which conditioned water; the early autumn servers to
without, the use of'' chemicals.<^. H, stimulate germination in '-freshly
...oAz,. d ■aF.orvmnX rjpen^ WGed seeds./Thus,. a corisid-
^able proportion of them may be de
stroyed, while, on the other hand,
Keep liquid powder on hand. It is
. It won’t rub off on'the sleeve of your j
Put on'''perfume at le^st a half
hour before you're ready to leave./
That way, you’ll bg” subtly fragrant,
but you won’t leave-a heavy trail of
. scent behind you. .• ........-■
Weed Seeds on Farms
■ The. seeds of most annual weeds
+Uk’ vpntihfnr I ^HelT^l^>n the veriUUtor, f<, j y<a„XThe
away ..all ...ottens,ve. mqstard zfahriiy- and
'] others, when .ploughed down after.
; ripening, seldom germinate the fol.-
used in water before ' a shampoo,
the hair would be oft and lustrous,
he said. It brought out the flavor
■of"tea and cofYfe'e;"conditioned water
' germination '. in
f .
CHALLENGE i
iy “ 7~“ ST
- In, other words it is not . merely
.that a graphological delineation must
bg accurate, but the resultant diag
nosis MUST be actfed upon by" tho
Client. After all, there is' nothing un
usual in this—any advice is useless
^unless it leads to remedial actiom,"
■ J„ am reminded of a letter I re-,
ceived. some dime ago from' a ydung
mun -to-towhom I. had suggested- that;
tor his ow,n good, he adopt a more,
definite and determined outlook re-
tgarding his future, He was too’.vacil-
r^tjng’ and procrastinating. .cdveFTo get
, anywhefe; unless he developed these
• more aggnesjWve- qualities. ' «
In replVifigAtb me-, and asking me
to , analyse the., waiting of h-is girl.
• friend wh.i:ch,,)he bncipsed, he took
. 'issue with my analysis, claiming that*
whatever his faults, he certainly had
1 Toto of decisiveness- and determina-,
tidn? Hiowever, ^n looking’ at' the let:
ter/from h|s girMriend'which hcT sent
as a' specimen of' hKi- writing, I
tound a direct reference \n that let
ter to my analysis of h-is \character.
Writing this- to”-him, she ’paid: -/‘It’
certainly is amazing, - that he\ can: tell
True Sportsmanship ..Among1
Swimmers'
...-attFa<4i-i-\ie’~-’»-“-~»j-
but ’added tha-t- the/ writ.-'
of initiative wpuld prevent
.getting very far along” in
4i-is—Gafiee-r—u-n-l-e&s—he—m-adie—ssmer-d-etoL.;—
finite/‘-improvement in certarin char-',
is, rto/give him" m/c-h more
Individuality-. /■ ' ' ■ -'' ' ■
-l-ed-J)ut-'t-hato-t-he/;writer'••oT 7 ■■■
thi£ specimen was /a -salesman, and it
had^for a long time .been a matter of '.
wonder to/his superior/ that with so '
pleasing a-'personality,/he was unable
0 reach a very, -high/mark. of effort. " -
It i^ my hope that 'toe advice I w^s ■’ ,
Able to extend to/this- youri'g man • ,,y
will enable him to make a much- 7
.needed improvement,-to the end that- 7 7
-h e w i 11 m ak-ewt-he-f-u 1 le-s-to-u-se-^—h4s--—y—/-
■undoubted capacities. .' . . .^-7 - . / / •
Tn-t’felTig-e-i
personali
■er’ri lac
:_.wMLO_______________ ________
=====t*The,-i:rsm^/a^
.or give a reason, ' if "they are' in'
;;..faujt/’' she "said7; "They- just 'say, TrT
.Indian ’of course, < ‘Sorry Sahjh, it
shall not happen again.’ It is neces
sary to - he absolutely strict with/
them; if one once let them yet out o‘f
hand, you are lost. v ,•
.."Suppose I want, roses tor a din
ner party and there are Only threfe in
• my Harden, I simply tell the servant/
that I shall need roses for the be-
liasion. - He goes' off and In the ev
ening the vases are filled with roses.
No One shows any surprise or asks
any questions, ."but we know that one
of the neighbors has lost roses, and
that when he needs anything badly'
we shall lose that, in” <mr turn.” ,
! by deep ploughing
■-imply d<t<jr<d to succeeding
. ... n. ,. /..^.^/as-’bOier: seeds, 'to ——....
produced a drink that tosted/as . if. it,,.
had been aged-in the wood kt least - ’ ■ ■ ■ -!,i
Pleasant Harbors
Arthur Gi'iiternmn ih the New
' ' •’’■Times _
Many trails we'v.e travelled on,
lauds we’ye known, .
Many walls have welcomed us,
and brick and stone.
Eager heart, and gypsy foot'may
linger long; * ;
Elie,Ilers of our pilgrimage, lake
-- ' love in song!- ■ -'
York
inafiy
wood
v;
not
uh r
. . . _ , -. . i»i..
Gom/f on a" Holiday?
W c * i |i l-i live \.i >11 I In’- In’. .1
V lli'l III I \ nil V a ill III'1’
Itet Play I ink
. ” J- M to H i- /
I i»H» •il(ip , I t dpi, Ardlmg, Qn|...
I ,Yii'I -11 >11 ii o'-t Paivy Hound )
a.
Drowning-and acquatic accidents
exceed the’traffic hazards, in. the
year. Be careful arid insist on others
th e '■ difficuTtyr-fff-
--Wn:g^t:s?refei^nd^h-.hel-pSto:“-h-rehfc;X~—\\
1W
■i Would YOU_like, to know what /
•your handwriting tells about YOUR /
•iharacter? Would yo/u like to find out
the story told about your friends-.'
through .their writing? Send sped- ’
mens of the writings you wish to be
analysed, stating birthdate in each
Instance. Send 10c coin for each
specimen and enclose with 3c stamp- -
<ed addressed envelope,. to: Geoffrey
St. Clair, Room '421, 73 Adelaide St.
West;; Toronto, Ont, Leiters will be
strictly-confident'ial and will be an-
TW____________________________-As
had been. aged .in the wood h
half a century, he said. '
' ■ ** ' ■ /
some grasses and mustards will .ger
minate in' the .Tate autumn or, early
spring when thq. soil, is cold. Others
such as ’buckwheat and lamb’s quar
ters.,, requito a warmer ’soil; and the
seeds of foxtail and ' purslane cop-
tipuekdormant until stimulated by the
• heat of summer. ’ Late autumn ort
early, spring cultivation. <is not ef
fective in destroying the seeds of
weed's that will germinate' unless the
soil i$ warm.
Some of i.he worst’ speds are so
prolific-in the ’' .production . of seeds
that relatively clean fields may be-1
corhe badly contaminated in two or
three years if the Weeds are allowed
■to, go to seed. For instance, a single
plant ■ of wild mustard, stinlcweed,
. foxtaih pig weed, or campiorv prbdu-
res from 10:000 ..- to 20,000 seeds;
-AttBr
shepherd’s „purse about 50,000, and
tumbling mustard about . 1,500,000.
With such 1 productiveness;‘ soils be-
cohie quickly Infestod' with weed
seeds, although, on 'account of their
inconspicuouis-ness,' their.' presence Js
not fully realized.
-i
Mantillas And Fans:
Latest Addition To
Feminine Coquetry
Paris;--The/ classic Spanish
once in evening accessories
latest addition to. i.he/slore of
hie coquetry.
. It is. In ' the choice of the dainty
little things tiiat/give Lhe finishing
•touch of elegance That the-' fitohion-
ablri. wornan shows lier taste and per-,
uonality, . -
, Infiu-
is the'
fem iii-
provided the western adaptation- of
the head-scarves and saris^of India
(infl,-Persia, maniilias and fans have
made a triumphant come-back. The
lovely . chantilly lacto That waA' lying-
In Javendter sa< huted. (Irawers .since
'iiic'gay days of tire second empire.,
and lhe bcauliful' Empress Eugenie is
jince more, adotnlfig grimeful heads.
Among the folds (if llielr delicate sil
ky webs nedle llowcifd garlands,
even I’lciher Ilian Hie lavish ones of
nature,
To aiwniiipiiiiy ’(Ids Ivjih of co^.^u,'•
npiny dreast s have ca)>'<■,-j oi.’ In i Illa i
.of malcliiii)-- Im e. . ' .- ' ' '■■
/I’Ih*. .r<-,,(|r.|H H4,aiK-e. of I'liii.' , wIiO'li.
'now iTlutt^F in e.vur-w ,Tl-J uud-Miu. ha ml.,.
Iit-cptt lip i lilrl |llli:i|lit-l . . '
\Vlth gotvioi Irai mohloii.-l.v (|ia|i'-il
III. I.lin ( lil-sib n.lilllllj l.‘, llol liHlg .i't
linn d' '< li’i'i I in I li;’. thall liauilu fiallii.i ,
always- ' laign Jw li.e.-l lii'i'' ''lliuy' (UfO'.
,ii>li U li io fn iuii-' aiiyl nlwaya ilyt d IliV
’. a Hie, . ai’iailr aa (Io-, d I a a i.. I.lie'y ri-Hii *’
\plo|(|Ot|| /
Everyone’ should ■ know how to:
swim.
Everyone . should know how . to res
cue a drowning person.* . P
Everyone should learn the Prone
Pressure Method of Resuscitation."
Never” dive in unknown, shallow Of
rocky waters. A deep, dive even in
clear water is dangerous. •
Always wait two hours-aftpr eat
ing before going into the’water.
A'lmid drinking any cold beverage
before going in swimming. .
If afflicted with heprt .trouble—do
'not’ go in M'Wimntfing. ' o '
Avoid swimming alonfe in jin-
frequented waters, or at night.
• Avoid/ tdasing inexperienced swim
mers. Teachr them to stiiy . in shallow,
water, „to beware .ofhidden holes,
'sudden droys, heavy breakers and un-
dertows. Be helpful. ; ' ■:___
“ ' EvenTa good swimmer shoulcl avopT
faking .foolhardy chances in the"
water.
Children—even, good i
should not be alfbW-ed to
particularly where there, is high’ surf
Boston Archbist
ns Mi
A
■I
evej\ goo'd swimmers,—
‘ > swim alone;'
Says They'Look Like Savages
— Denounces Scanty
Frocks Also ' >
’ 4-__ - 7 ■'
3OSTON,—The liberal use df cos-
mdfcics by women was attacked fty
■William Cardinal .O’Connell, Arcli-
bisi\op- of Boston,, as an attempt -to
e Pagan savages, in a, se'rmo'n.
delivered after he had administered
lhe sacrament of confirmation to 500'
women convcrts-at the ^Cathedral of
the lloly Cross.
The Cardinal upheld, the right Of a
priest to. rofu e the Eucharist to a
_wdm an— with ,-pa.i'ntdd—J+p s;-~a nd “de^
^ntlungM. what he termed the scan
tiness of some modern dresses and,
the .use of artificial coloring on lips,
cheeks and -fingernails.
‘or danger of an undertow. Save the
children. , ' .
Massage as Cure
For Insomnia
; "Re-march is’a^wayrOf finding
■wliht yo,u are going to do when
cen’t. keep on doing, what, y.ou
you
you
are
(foliig now.’.' f'hiii’lf’H F. Kettering.
' ,L ......
RELIEVE
PERIODIC PAIN
TF you suffer perl-
‘ A odic pain an.dt
Si d'fl scorn to f;t, t r
Lydia E. Pinkham'.
Tablets. In most
Cases they br i ng
welcome relief. As
■/ Mr$.Cardinfc New
man says, "They
ease the pain”,
Mrs. Haymond Chapur, Route 4, .
Tilbury,Ont. says,"I suffered some
thing terrible, llatj such backache^
and headaches I was word out.
Your Tablets helped mc”, h<j£Uiein
help you> too. your jrijgg/si. '
ain and
ry/
i’s
P.E.I. Rancters Get
$2,500,000 From Pelts
The- pelt business; it is estimated
was worth $2:500,000.00. to Prince
Iiftlwartl Island fox .’ranchers last’
year. A' representative of the Can.
adian National Silver • Eox Breeders-'
Association recently returned firom
London and Paris stated that-Franco
is one of tire biggest markets for
silver fdx fur where if is used ex
tensively by ’designers and . style
rnpdist.es.* In. Great- Britain, the' de-
•mand is growing: two years .ago
julycr lox Was-worn very 14-t.tle. Engl'
land is heepining a great centre of
the fur; dyeing indusffy, there, hav
ing been a great exodus' of expert
dyers from- Leipsig. One firm in Brh
lain had to enjarge its premises con
siderably: in one day it dyed ariHimi
17,00(1 squirrel' skins’. ‘ •
■ ’Fire Losses - Increase
I - ■ ■ *to ■ ■ ,. ' ' ■'
Toronto, For the second 'eon
secutivO unbnth tire losses ili^Catva-
during May recorded an -increase, ac
cording to the; Monetary Times’ re.-
r-.ort made public recently. ' Total
• 1; ssei-j were ^J.-ltiG.drto
’• ’■Tlfis compares with, $2,13(’>,G”>0 in
'hr p'.<’ e.ling "nionlh, and -with $2.-
' (".'S',000 during May, 1034. The in-
ft.
crease' duriTig^TSfay "was~rargely ac- '”■;'
counted-tor -by-the $400,000 convent
conflagration at Joliett.e, Que. in ad-’ •
dition • to several .large .stores and
warehouse fires at Sydney and New
Glasgow in Nova- Scotia, St. Pas-
corned Que., and' in Avonlea, Sask./
and Prince Albert, Sask. f
for Artists and Authors
GOLDEN VIRGINIA
g; ALSO MAb^W.PfcttJBACCdf^
■mBBKM DMHDM■■■■■■UMMREMI
. AUTHORITATIVE COUN-’
. Sj:L ON WINNING PRIZE'
CONTESTS is
an article by one who is.
consistent winner.
Thrs^aNide and5' 'monthly
linings'Prize. Contests,
■Syndicate Markets,.and -Mar
kets for It lustra/ions for De-
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