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the vision no mirror

Here's

can defeat

BUT THE WISE GIRL DOESN'T

BRING THE DREAM TO LIFE

W

JHO is the lovely who stands in the pool of moonlight in a pale floating white dress? SHE IS the vision that every girl has had of herself-ethereal, unattainable and unlikely.

that flashes ncrons every SHE IS the vision girl's mind and comes back again and again, And no. amount of staring in the mirror or looking at the bank account ever drives the vision away. No facts about birthdays or thoughts of the ironing board ever quilë bist it out,

SHE IS the vision that is fuelled by films and novelettes,

SHE IS Amanda on the If a woman doesn't occa-Riviera balcony on the night sionally rebel she'll become either that she re-meets her first love

a hypochondriac, an invalid or in "Private Lives." the hearth-hugging wife of a millionaire," she said.

'catch his

SHE IS the girl in the adver- Most men, according to Liza-tisement who sweeps down the the ballroom and beth, never completely outgrow stairs Into their need for a little mollierly makes every man understanding from their wives breath at her beauty.... or girl friends. But too much of this can send them searching for someone who will speak her mind occasionally,

Timing Necessary

Miss Scott readily admits that rebellion should be well-timed.

Only once during her six years of stardom, she said, has she re-

Hal

the belled against Wellis, producer, whose careful guidance zoomed her to fame.

SHE IS any beautiful flm star at the moment when George Sandera has called to take her out for the evening...

SHE IS the girl in the maga- zine leaning against a masculine shoulder above the capton: There's never been anyone but you, Jacintha."

SHE IS every girl's most romantic view of herself at her most romantic moment-a vision of moonlight and shadows, girl in a white dress on brink of adventure.

*

the

Comedy is a wonderful nu necessary thing but the female who gets in the habit of laughing at every comy

witticism she hears just to be pleasing will

A wise girl never tries to bring Rooh fud herself the abject of

the dream to life: for life, she Jokes, the actress commented:

"There's something suspicious knows, is full of compromise. about

a continuously sugary due She would have bought a much

added. she

Men will plainer dress that would wash, position," either take advantage of it or she would have taken a mac In refuse to believe it. But they case it rained, and the mon admire a girl who has the nerve] would have thought the date to speak her mind when she has was for next Wednesday. something worthwhile to say."--- United Press.

But if she did fill in the details then this dress comes nearest to itling the dream..

WHAT'S HER LINE? They Madden Me ..

MRS. BEALES

Re-arringe the letters to spell her occupation.

(Solution on Page 10)'

FISHERMAN'S PIE

PAM.WAS VACCINATED THIS MORNING, MRG A. SHE DIDN'T EVEN CRY/

WELL

THAT'S A GOOD *THING. OVERL

LIKE TO SEE A NICE TASTY DISH FOR PETER?

HOW MADDENING they

atc.

་ ་

• Yardi and wards w/ white handker- ohje; katon made this frosty dress. Each fier folded into Ane pleats handed with gleams of white satin.

looking their best... the alim girls who eat potatoes up all the and then ask for yours as well... the brown girls

who

about without make-up

go

when you haven't had your holiday yet

the people who look

THE Anne Edwards COLUMN

... The women you at a bad snapshot of you and that a dress you've just admired always meet when you are look- say they think it is rather good was something they made them Ing your worst and they are

the people who say the women who tell you gelves

IVE MASHED

UP THIS POUND OF POTATOES

WITH A TABLESPOON OF MILK AND 10% GRATED

CHEESE

AND ALL LINE THIS GREASED. PIE DISH $4INCH THICK,

BOTTOM AND BIDES

I'VE ALSO MADE PINT

WHITE SAUCE, AND NOW I ADD TÚ ST... 2D FLAKED COOKED RGH AND A GOOD DESSERTSPOON OF CHOPPED PICKLES

·ID ADD ́A' DESSERT- SPOON OF CHOPPED PARSLEY TOO, IF TO

GOT IT

PUT THIS INTO THE DISH, COVER THE TOP WITH THE REST OF THE MASHED POTATO, SMOOTH WITH A KNIFE DIPPED IN

HOT WATER-

AND BAKE IN A HOT OVEN TILL THE TOP IS BROWNED

ON, MIND THE LITTLE DARLING'S

ARM!

THAT'S ALL RIGHT! SHE WAS DONE ON HER FOOT, BO IT. WON'T SHOW WHEN

SHE GROWS UP

GOODNESS, GRACIOUS.

THEY'RE

ALWAYS UP TO SOMETHING NEW THESE

DAYS!

BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

What's Good About Windows?

I'

--That's What the Bluebottle Fly Wanted to Know!-

By MAX TRELL

dignant bluebottle fly, rushing

"Wait!" shouted Knarf, "you can't do that!"

Loud Bump

Knarf's

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warning was up and down against the front late. There was a loud bump. to the sill The fly fell down was a warm, drowsy after of the glass.

"Look out where you're guin. It rubbed its head with the shadow- Knart, noon.

"You just its legs. turned-about going!" Knart said. the bay with

"Therel You see what woke me up!" was taking a nup in nume,

mean? You see the garden corner of the playroom window.

in front of you-and and right sill. All at once he heard a

fly to it sill, when you start to Joud and angry buzzing and

to bump! you hit into some-

thing!"

banging.

"How do I get out of here? What a Where's the way out? place this fat There must be an opening here somewhere! There must bel"

Rushed Up and Down

2

fly came The

down window on the stood rubbing its front legs gether.

"I'm sorry if I woke you up, my good fellow. But I want to get out into the garden. I can see it right in front of me right out there," It said, point ing out through the glass. "But I don't seem to be able to get out of here. Just look!"

With

The next instant Knart felt something bumping Into him. He opened his eyes with a start. It was a large and very in; for the glass.

that It new straight

"That's what I started to tell you," Knart said. "It's the window glass."

"Window, glass? Is that what I'm bumping into? But I don't ace it."

Oh,

you don't es windows Very. well. through them."

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You

"Humph," said the Dy. "What good are windows??

Rupert and the Pepper-Rose-5 Another new

-you're right,” says the little bear is he moves happily"away.... "It palla upwards, By holding on to

To Rupert's delight the balloons are cheap," just as Willie had said, and he quickly chooses one.

I've put some special lifting BAL le 1 can jump quite highl; This into them."" says "the-mans, *** Its great. I must go and join", the effect may no last long, so have others 1And he makes his wAY some fun while you can.” -11 Yes. 1 buck in mạ

ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDRE of long leape

"Adventure"

RUPERT

and the DOUBLE DREAM

$1.

"I don't seem to be able to get out of here,” sald the fly.

"You've never been as pretty as you were at 14:"

Old and New

in

TWO IDEAS worth a word

going for years and ought to be copied-It is the- Baby Hall that Sloane Square store. You can leave the baby and the pram in charge of someone who knows all the tricks for keeping bable happy,

The other is coming shortly and

ought to be copied. It is

in London. I little ecstaurant promises two of the choupest and most delicious. French dishes onion soup. and emelettes with coffee.

- Hope' in Hats

""NEW:HOPE for sixteengra; the row of smart Httle Hats that are turning up this year, on Princess Alexandra.

Small, "chle,

and becoming

they ought to send ring the Idea that the only thing sixteeners can wear

beret, Tá

beanle, or

bonnet.

In feathers. PRINCESS'

In flowers, in

chiffon they

ought to send flying the idea

that plain felt.

plain straw

or

style.

is the suitable

And the Princess tuns

everything It

takea

to

change az ÁLEKANDRA fashion a

royal background, a mother is inquos- whose dress-senso ·· tlored, a pretty face often in the newspapers--and of tashion field to horself.

Soothe Employees With Eye Appeal

Knart said there were lots of things about window. good

They They let in the light. keep out the rain and the with wind."

Morristown, N.I." Modern industry, has come up employment- recruiting techn

technique-eye

Pon

W

new

Gay, light colours in offices,

Kept from Getting Out

corridors, working areas, rest- "And they keep me from rooms and cafeteria" are getting out of this house," the posed to euggest a "come fly broke in.

hither" loods to employees of a Knarf laughed. “I'll show now "plant. of 'a furniture, com- you how to get out. Just fly up any idea was to achieve a to the very top of the window. The Then you'll find an opening."

pleasing, quieting atmosphere

The fly took Knorf's advice with the multi-coloured rooms and flew out through the space and corridors: dougned to pres

vent a feeling of ́confinement. where the window was open

Directional colouring*** was Corridors Thus, a 10-

at the top, it was very glad i stredisk. Bild no to a visitor,

to have nothing further to do with windows. "They're spider webs," it said to itself

as it buzzed along, "You don't

septlanist

Turn

the great corridor unti:

reach the yellow corridor.

there, and

- see them' until all at once you're door on your richs dede Arst

on top of them. I'm happy. I

To provide variety and con don't have to live in a housel" tent, colour schemes

the

** That's what the bluebottle dining, and rest / áreasE ZANG

fly mild as it kept buzzing | "different »- from those "In work

along!

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