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I*-* ?ours. lace registers as dependably
.vearuhle and chic. Then, too, one
?f the tuoa^.faBcInutlng chapters be
I ?K written Into the story of fash
I .ons present and coming has to do
vlth shoea^; handbags and gloves
which are Ingeniously styled of lace.
'lie as cobwebs
[litter of sequin embelllshimsnt
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less Informal occa
8lon. The lines are
as smart and new ad
the taces.wblcb fash
ion thettS&H1
To the left in the
group we have a trig
HtUe blouse, smart,
""Ctatlored and youths
'? fui.:? Interesting, too.
because of the very
new fabriclike lace
?gold shot metal sepbyr tace knit
?and It comes In ih wide cboiee ?
of colors such as candy beige, clay
rust. Chinese coral and mahogany
Drown, - waM
The lace blouse with the polka
dot pattern gives just the right ac
cent when yon don't eara'-Jn look ' ?
too tailored. Soft feminine and :
quite new Ip line and medium Is
this woolette lace blouse^ ')y^~
If yon want a blouse to dress up ?
your suit for an afternoon bridge -
or a matinee or three o'clock musl
cate. here's the very thing centered
In the pic*ure-f-a fine; Alencon taee
In a thoroughly wearable style. ? ,
The newf lace tunics are wonder- '
fully good looking. Whether in the 1
modish dark colored laces, wine,
hunter's green, rnst brown or in the 1
delectable. Ice blue, blush pink or 1
pale champagne tints, these \knee- '
length blouses - are ? fascinating. I
Wear them" over a velvet or crepe
Skirt or that which Is the last- word
in chic?a sheerskirt knife pleated '
all around, for evening. . . J
If you want to be assured of ah.
ways looking beautifully gowned,
during the formal after-live hours
enrich your wardrobe to the extent
of one exquisite black ipce gowid
The filmy Chantilly black laces are' \
competing with the heavier gran
diose Spanish types at present To
vary the appearance of the black
lace dress of your Aoice have It
made with a neckline which iehda
Itself to Jeweled clips, also to the
wearing of flowers across the front
neckline.
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FASHION'S FANCIES
Blsct jiloWs are worn with black
Tunica l ave turned the corner
Into the Bpotllght of winter styles.
New evening coat hy >Jenny U
of velvet with feather sleeves In as
A bracelet maae^ of Inlaid woods ;
features the natural grain and color
tones.
American beauty red Is a /Jolor
much seen In knitted costumes at
present i '
A great effort Is being made In
Paris to revive the custom of car- i
rying fans.
Woolen dresses with matching,
fur-trimmed Jackets are newer than
tWo-plece suits.
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JAUNTY LOOK IN
THIS TWO-PIECE
MODISH DESIGN
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PATTER!J tiro
No wonder the young lady sketched
here Is ao jaunty! WUb buttons up
the blouse-front in a military man
ner, neat sleeves carrying out the
button motif in their unusual cuffs,
and a slenderizing paneled skirt?
who wouldn't be In a high mood?
The tabs at the neck are the latest
Idea in -what a snappy neckline
should be. So la the triangular scarf
which slips unuerneath then and ties
In a perky knot at the back. The
Bntall view shows a scarf and bow
of ribbon. Make it up In ribbed or
nubby wool and wear It with a Tyr
olean felt hat. It*4 a high-gplrtted
frock for a high-spirited girl?or
woman.
Pattern 0170 may be ordered only
In sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 30,
18, 40, and 42. Size 18 requires 2%
Inch contrasting.
Send FIFTEEN vCENTS In coins
of stamps' (coins are preferred) for
this pattern. Be sure to write plain
ly your NAME. ADDRESS, STYLE
NUMBER and SIZE.
Send your order to Sewing Circle
Pattern Department, 282 West Eight
eenth Street, New York.
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THE CHILD'S MIND AND OURS
THE child's mind Is as complex
as the adult's.
That pronouncement came out at
the recent meeting of the National
Committee for Mental Hygiene. Dr.
James S. I'lant,;dlrector of the New
ark. (N. J.) Juvenile Clinic, told the
assembled doctors psychiatry has
Just learned that the child mind is
no simpler to understand, than the
adult mind, and that their fullure
to realise this moy he responsible
for the appalling number of delin
quent and maladjusted chljglren.
Well?we shouldn't be surprised.
Only, whut a pity that the experts
In this field didn't long ago consult !
a few ordinary .mothers, or pome
teachers who knew their Jobs. Had
they even paged enough Imagina
tion to recall their own childhood,
they need not have bpen so late in j
discovering what to all who under
stand children Is an obvious fact.
The child mind as complex as the
adult's?7 It would be safer to call
It more compldx. In many lanes of
knowledge and thought that are fa
miliar and well charted to .the
grown-up, the child moves In a con
stant fog. He has hardly catalogued
a thing in his mind when something
happens to upset his theory and.
leave him In the dark about what It
Js all about. Scarcely have doubts
on an Important principle of life re
solved themselves Into definite
knowledge, than an adult contra
diction in action or speech, an adult
bint or patronising smile, sends htm
floundering again.
A child has so many Ideals, so
many hopes, so many Wonders and
questions on which be forms con
clusions which bring disappoint
ments and doubts and disillusion,
that he Is In a constant labyrinth
of thought,' up one alley and down
the next?usually, It must be said,
after some adult who doesn't know
where be Is going, but doesn't care
so much, as the child 1 For the
child's very world de|>ends on the
answer to these thoughts. The
adult's world Is formed?and how
ever well or badly he may be adjust
ed to It, he at least knows what h<>' k
Is up against.
Fur be It from me to palut adults
as sure of life or ourselves. But
there are many things we know,
about which the child can only won
der and guess. And about the
things ty*at leave us as flounderlm
and helpless as the child, we hi
least know that we cannot know:
And we have two weapons which
he still lacks, to keep us on our fee'
In the maze. They are philosoplo
and a sense of humor.
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Employ Leather and Wool
to Make Versatile Frock
One minute It's a skirt, then ?
knee rug, and then a throw-about
the-neck. That's a feature of a new
squaw sports suit of pig grain leath
ier and blanket plaid wool.
The pig grain and blanket plaid
Jacket Is gay and Interesting, with
a fringe bottom. There {ire pig
grain alteeves and details, such as
colalr edging and pocket welting
that makes this sports suit smart
and serviceable.
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Night and Morning
Will Promote a Glean,
Healthy Condition!
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If veu are net relieved bv Creomulsion .
Hands Would Swell
and Crack with
Eczema
Healed by Cutlcura
"Eczema started on myv hands li
blisters and then spread to my face
My bands would itch and 1 woult
rub them and they would get in
flamed and burn terribly. They woul
?pain and crack open and would swe'
until my hands were almost twlc
their else. I could not sleep.
"J saw an advertisement for Out
cura Soap and Ointment and ser
for a free sample. The first appl
cation was soothing so I bougl
more and after using two cakes c
Cutlcura iSoap and three boxes o
Cutlcura Ointment I was healed.
(Signed) hfra Wm. Twomey, 2
Brookslde Ave., Jamaica Plain, Ma
Soap 26c. Ointment 25c" and 60
Talcum 25c. Sold everywhere., Pr<
prletors: Potter Drug & Ohtemler
Corp., Maiden, Mass.?Adv.
WATCH YOUR
KIDNEYS!
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Be Sure They Properly
Cleanse the Blood
YOUR kidneys are constantly 111
tering impurities from the blood
stream. But kidneys get function
ally disturbed?lag in their work?
full to remove the poisonous body
wastes. -
Then you may suffer nagging
backache, attacks of dizziness,
burning, scanty or too .frequent
urination, getting up at night,
swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic
pains; feel "all worn out,"
Don't delay! For the quicker you
get rid of these poisons, the better
your chances of good health.
Use Boon's Pills. Doan's are for
the kidneys only. They tend to pro
mote normal functioning of the
kidneys; should help them pass off
the irritating poisonB. Boon's are
recommended by users the country
over. Get them from any druggist.
DOAN'S PILLS