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WOMEN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

Gold Stitching Makes Smart Effect.

Typical of the smart dresses now being produced by the French designers is this one in clear tan-brown line woollen fabric. Things to note specially about the model are; the straight, loose, bodice with small shawl collar and gauntlet cuffs, the circular flounce low on the skirt, and the dull gold thrend stitching which forms the decorative motif.

YOUR CHILDREN.

selves of antagonism concerning other races, other creeds, and even other denominations. This is par ticularly true in certain localities By Olive Roberts Barton.|

where a group has made itself ob noxlous. Yet It should not include We want the children to grow the individual number of the criti

I believe the up with pen minds. that every

America cized group, and not children. And Turent in

it also should never include the would assent to this if it were put

to him, for parents now know country from which these people that a closed mind filled with pre-come. udices and biases is not only a

Here in America we are at 4 disadvantage. One can no more mill-stone to real progress, but the judge the people of other cogn unhappiest thing in the world.

Yet a microscope on ourselves tries as a whole by small bodies will reveal most of us pucked to of undesirables in this land, any unchangeable opinions about peo-more than the people of Paris, eay, ple and things that make it very can judge alt America by a neigh- borhood of racketeers and rowdies difficult for our children.

froma

TO-DAY'S RECIPE.

one

Lightfig Pudding.

Most

the

Karme

of

3 Mark.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

Acron

nir,

8 "No profit grows where is no

In brief, pleasure ta'en; study what you mont----- "Taming of the Shrew." Banl nrxi Ashwreth.

110 Kindly.

So many fig puddings, and other kinds of puddings too, are rather of the stodgy. This one ie not so. Chop finely half-a-pound of age and mix with a quarter-of-a-pound of Buet treated in the same way: mix in thoroughly half-a-pound of baked breadcrumbs, two table-

sugar apoonfuls of amount of treacle (or, you are ong of the

unregenerate, golden syrup): lastly, a well- beaten egg. Remember, All depends upon the "thorough.' Put the mixture into A well- battered basin; cloth it; and boil for about a couple of hours. Eat with lemon sauce, which is easiest and bestly made by simply hotting some strained lemon julee with a sufficient addition of mugar.

Liverish.

11 "Army toil" (anag). nourishing and Most

12 I am jmmersed in parcgente. appetising! Which is a delectable There Is more

than skin combination. With

allowance i

ittle ball. this chopped Spanish onion, three14 Nowadays it is not only men who clovca, or even four, and a wed h

of

if that Amount minced parsley. herby flavouring is acceptable, melt a

little butter until all is

In this brown.

stew thin slices of calf's liver, couple of spoon- fuls of minced quite-lean of ham little or bacon,

pepper, and 213744 perhaps a trifle of mixed herbs. The stewing will be slow, and will occupy a couple of hours or so. Add at the last a few drops of

ketchup and mush-room

of This anchovy "suggester" dish, as the founda- tion and the flavourings offer brilliant opportunities for inven- tiveness. Eat with a green vege- | table, but give a misy to potatoes.

For children get most of their from the United States.

We are so wrong to consider prejudices at home right

Our na- their own parents. It begins with purselves the annointed. the nursery days. How about that tionality, or religion is right for nice little maid we wouldn't take 1. but how do we know that other in to look after the baby berause races and other creeds are not just she went to a church that we haras right? If every man in the ed to the world we should have world hut one is on the same side of a question, that man has every nothing to do with?

That the little maid was person-We must learn tolerance and not

moral privilege to his own iden careful of her ally neater, more behaviour, more strictly religionist ourselves up to be condemning

judges. than we were ourselves, made no difference. We disliked what she representes and that settled it.

Bubles drink in such phoblas with their very milk. Who can tell when our ideas take root in them? certainly it starts very early.

When Change Conies

Be that as it may, when children form friendships with other clean upright children, I think it better to handle the situation with kind. Some day as life and care, opens up each may seek his own path naturally and comfortably. But to fill children's minds arbi- trarily with unfair prejudice is a hampering and unhappy thing. It: is a matter for serious thought.

A POCHETTE FOR EVENING USE.

I have watched the progress of many young people. I have seen this thing happen over and over: They grow up in an environment of narrow prejudice." Then they away two or four or six years to college and become tolerant and friendly toward every kind and va-

An exquisite pochette for even- riety of race and creed, Why? Be Cause higher intelligence goes ing use is made entirely of gold," hand in hand with

of woven strips of natural colour and freedom

This bag in thought and drawa circles white alternating.

ΠΟ about other people unless those fastened by a flap ornamented people in themselves are undesir-with a diamond and onyx clasp. To match the pochette there is n It always easy, of course, cigarette case fastened with a for parents to dispossess them star sapphire or emerald.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

(BINKLEY AND

FARBAR CAN GET NOTHING OUT OF PETER THE HERMIT

AND IT ANNOYS THEM

INTENSELY THAT THEIR VICTIM SHOULD NOT EVEN [SNG THEM THE SATISFACTION

OF FURIOUSLY

STRUGGLING

AT THE END OF THE

ROPE......

GOOH AS YOU MAWR, UP YORK MIND TO TILL.

US VILERS THAT KID 15, WE'LL LET YOU

DOWN-AN' Not BEFORE !

YES-I DONT SEE WHAT IT IS TO YOU, IF WE Kelione

WHERE HE IS!

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little

For Special Wear.

For a "special occasion" afternoon frock, choose ruby- red georgette, and have it fashioned on the lines of this French model. The envelope style of the skirt is now and becoming: so in the draped bodice tied in a loose bow In front of the shoulder.

a

make burnt offerings shrine.

to her

17 He always offers you winners,

hut after the race.

19 Eights that do no training. 23 This was bulit by Vespasian and

Titup at enormous expense. 27 Up to 1097 Alsatia

Wak

famous or infamous-1994, 29 Mountain in Rajputano.

30 A laundry-mald might

A

be

thought to be an expert at this making of explanatory remarks. 31 Dissunde.

32 The name of this Australian plant, followed by "You have?" in sweet music in the ear of

some.

The Spectre of the Brocken, for

instance.

34 One mag this 'n crab, or for

dinner.

Down

When the fete is finished this is quite worn out

2 Leuf stalks,

3 A weapon. Immediately after the start reverse it, then allow Lu,

STICKERS

A man owned a square field as shown

in the dingom. One quarter of it, indi-

cated in black, is where his house stood.

He wanted to divide the femainder of

the field into four parts, ell of equal site

and shape. How did he do it?

CINEMA NOTES.

"WHY BRING THAT UP?"

AT THE CENTRAL. · ·

4. Thin flower has its own one.

powerful achi.

Who said, "A little more than

kin, and less than kind?"

7 This fare is spare.

13 Here Pau introduces terror.

15 Get on and get out!

10 Tho most famous town in Surrey,

18 This I always A bit of an

incubus.

20 fe met his death at the hands

of 6 down.

21 Any old place will do.

22 Think! wise men are present.

24 In this one may strike oll.

26 Loose leaves inserted between

the pages of a periodical.

26 Cut off including the lid

28 Here a mall aniling vensel in the centre of the disturbance.

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FIG. 1

FIG.2

The diagram above shown how the blacksmith, with two stenight cuts, di- vided » horseshoe, which contained in sail holes, isto six pieces, each piece containing one sail hole.

lacking in first vehicles of popular stage stars, Moran and Mack team up, start their famous "Two Black Crows" routine and start on the road Moran and Mack, the Two Black to Success, & girl, Evelyn Brent, Cows, made their picture debut to comes in and separates Moran from Central Theatre audiences yesterday some of his earnings, and splits up. In "Why Bring That Up?", named, no or rather threatens to, this team who doubt after that famous expression of are so devoted to each other. But languidness of theirs.

events transpire to the contrary, Besides giving the audience A Moran and Mack introduce parts of chance to find out just which was their former successen and add aëretni Moran and whe was Mack, who by the new numbers-in the same vein. The elaborately way are called by their right names stage in the picture, they presented a deereened with much remila.

"Why Bring That Up?" should have lightful bit of entertainment.

Octavus Foy Cohen, the author of very satisfactory showing here. "Why Bring That Up" is said to Fans will not only have their curiosity, have written the story loosely aput natiafied as to just what this record the actual lives of Moran and Mack, and radio artits look and act like, Whether he did or not, the picture but will see and hear a striking piece bas a consistent plot, which is su often of entertainment,

Getting a Bead on That Rope!

FROM HIS HIGH

PERCH, ON THE OPPOSITE

BANK OF

TAG RIVER, FRECKLES

REALIZES

**THAT THE

DIFFICULT

TASK OF

HELPING THE HERMIT

RESTS ON

HIS. SHOULDERS

LOOKS LIKE A FIE TURIAD....

FROM HERE THAT ROPE

IF I CAN JUST GET A

BEAD OF IT ILL

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By Blosser

GET! I ALMOST" "PULUSO

THE TRIGSER TO TIME.....

1. GOTTA PUU. AKYSGUA

TOGETHER ... THE ROPE

ENINGS BACK AN

: FORTH JUST A LITTCG !

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