Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1931, Page 37

Nancy Plays a Successful DOROTHY DIX—T am a yoing Skin Game. NANCY PAGE ||| DOROTHY DIX’S LETTER BOX Ge Tl ' comes my way. 1 and would like very to_marry Nancy was taking life so simply this | B mm.u‘:a‘u d wa - : Summer that she had time to do many ' “her. fil"-mn.m my post IDED. : - o cad - et e e e vwe| Al b 5 snk s 6 o ey e unt 3 B o sy t the two about me e | @ wim lease tell me what | ncught‘n't:: ms}r‘sn; particutas at.| OmCIDg of myzell that was worth ner taking and until 1 could offer Aihad of Fouue. 16 hest e thie it 1 ;. Sie DG SBEs| TF I EwEa @irl & would think too much of her to be willing for her | g Ber o n Ao e Lt Yo ey |beaty T kind of clesnsing cream i y o1, ATy & shiltless ne'ez-do-well who couldn‘s keep her in bread and ¥ Ao~ - S0 begin by putting the marriage tion out of your head until you have uymgd the right to marry, Let girl be your goal, and the way you hustle to get her will be the measure of your desire for her. TH!I. if I were you, I would sit down and have & heart-to-heart sesslon with myself, in which I would take stock of my abilities and try 1o decide on the thing that I had the most aptitude for doing. Next I would go to work and learn how to be an expert in that line: bhas gone by, if thére ever was such a time, f e pacticula: thint, And oIt better than the , an it to succeed. Finally, having decided on id stick to it. R . MISS DIX—I am writing for information regarding od mm‘mnl,nitnfl!:nnnnhmmmf am toid that I lack tact and I would to correct my fault liEg THe ; i s‘i g H b - Aty kst y e body. a garment sent them feqUITes | juver of soarf skin. If this becomes of the machine is 90 hard it prevents the pores from e method, The nap 18 | remaining .open and allowing oil to raised most ully when ‘heP“f"m gome to the -surface. Cloggsd pores| Th 2t into’ arguments, are steamed and the work ,domt - i | Become the cause of blackheads. Therc- They bide their time and wait for the psychological moment to the has the warm n:gns e daks | fore it is necessary to keep pores open. come when you will be in & mood to listen to their advice and suggestions An old-fashioned remedy 10 e ‘Washing with water does that. So do and will take th®m instead of being offended by them. They are always away the gloss from worn wool e;'"g‘“'. mild antiseptic fluids which are known welcomed everywhere, for their presence is as soothing as oil upon :,a;&n arp.f:e dwmru:m'hemv‘“o insure | 8¢ the beauty eounters as skin clean-) the troubled waters of daily life. ) RECIPE 3 sers, i ET best results with this method. give the | = Nancy used to use an absorbent pad | ()N the other hand, the tactless person is always like & bull in & china 1 DAILY DIET shiny places & rub with the short bris- | o¢ ootton which had been immersed in shop. He smashes -things right and kn’" He offends without ) 4 EGOPLANT, PRENGE FRIED tles stiff brush also. cleanser. She patted this gently over intending it. He hurts where he means to be kind and he stirs up her face two or three times a day. strite wherever he goes. Then she washed her face with cool ] 839 Fashions of Today fried thick, Collar Vogne. b 203 sait wd e oam In your office, on the beach, at lunch- I |% on the other hand, if there are certain things t! iant strips in %5 eon at a fashionable restaurant, guests ; then they are the things to say 5 k ot fat. Drain well. e A DOROTHY DIX. k . DIE®NOTE. o i EAR MISS DIX—I am a girl of 18 and T am going to be married. U fly.mm is a predominating color— A D They tell me that I am too young to marry; that I don't know account for it as you will. my own mind. I resent this, for in affairs of the heart there is no ‘Seventy-five per cent of the women woman who knows her own mind, regardless of age. No woman knows at & country club dance wore white the but that tomorrow her heart may set her mind in an entirely different mmm.mhtheom:nme 5 today, In fact, I think that the older a woman than of the girls wore blue, At ) the more foollsh she becomes. I would like to know what ¥ these OEGIL G. 'I.‘m lines? ’ Tl;n!::t: t‘fifef”fli': Answm—pghnu there are girls of 18 who have reached their full - So si ple to maturity who know'f‘: that they are e,ver lok;zww‘"knon; ::g g aak i whose. ideals and tastes never 3 hope A Te- u:lm.'“adl.mwn.u reached the limit of your development pare pe s in the class of m-mdammm~ : ; ] 3 Tfielhms' l;ad-ldptfllw‘n ’s . , TASTIEST (e 5 - t : dmnl il G S P e o o , ICED TEA' . may be cured. Nan DIX. 5 S i ved this -nd’now had a norm?i (Copyrizht. 1931) dnnk, because its . She took care to keep it so. A eloul taste JOLLY POLLY T I : o ; cannotbeequalled. more we know about dietetics the from which they first got % : A Lesson in English more we appreciate the value of | the country that introduced trut We have gone back o the daye | Bure, it Chine grey therm il g% f i THAT A GENIUS 15 A was first known, fruit was highly valued PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE R Moveany gt - o, wh we. e iold o give up 5 . of our prehistoric ancestors, in a way, in | from Persia and it is in China . y / ' - 3 1 cover, - ~—_ |our relation to fruit. Our early ances- | they probably originated. s s, | b o ame -t , WHO_LIKES ALYS B e 0 L & oinrate: | o TCoChes are at thelr best _ bl o 2 nd HHtly s BETTER THAN |, SAID | tively few years ago when cane sugar gD g Mg jver knif To : CHOICEST ORANGE PEKOE & PEKOE & i sugar, we turn to fruit as a harmless i — back to the : i . ? BE ¥ § o Vdimermy WILGIAM BRADY, M. D. can fruit. regular Sieh ;lf'hty . delicious fruit. Dt Tom, Ikes: Alye better | gamm i ‘osabari. W s terplece —bt : i M. T. OR. ol , whereas in nce o 4 ~ than me,” and mllkuuyl"bemr and England, from which countries we than I” are entirely different in mean- | got our knowledge of them, they are | rather have a fruit ple or - 4 ¥ ing. ‘The former means “Tom lkes |grown sgainst walls—for protection | ding, a fruit cup or & fruit b ‘unprepared : - e A etsesteestibess. s temitetiee et g a ning around mn. tive misery ‘elmqu:i‘ed a weak and in @ series of artl-un mw-.mmmnou itk 35&55.5? a Alys better than (he likes) me” and the | against the cold. red and latter means “Tam likes Alys better | Our word for the peach comes from than I (like her).” the Greek word for Persia, the country £ REMEMBERS? BY DICK MANSFIELD. Registered U. 5. 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