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AT LEAST, IT LOOKS LIKE WE'RE GETTING ALONG ON LESS

"FLATTERY MAY BE FASHION NOTES.

FALSE COINAGE—

But We All Like It"

Sayя Edith Sitwell.

THE "FIRST-AID" | TO-DAY'S RECIPES.

WOMAN.

Cold Canapes.

toasts

an as

aro hors

Smart Rain-Coats.

decorated Little Just a "Good Sort.” the

Rometimes useful Women are interested at

acquiring present moment in

There is a woman to whom d'oeuvre for special occasions. amart but, at the same time, seu-everybody turna naturally when in Ilere are a few:

has nible enstumes. Velvet

chosen trouble or difficulty. unanimously been

SO

be

to

and sports costumes.

For the newest raincoats. Paria

heart.

na

I think it was La Rochefoucauld who said that flattery in a false

the biggest dressmakers Be she young or old, pretty or coinage which gets passed by our by vanity, and that other people's for their latest models, that it is ugly, it makes no difference. She flattery only hurts us if we flatter only to be expected that water is a "Arst-aid" woman, and she is

found ourselves.

proof velvet will

expected to mend anything from a broken Bat the truth is that we all like feature in the collections of the hole in a stocking to, a

of raincoats Battery, though we may not always foremost designers

She does not advertise herself agree with carping outsidera as to what constitutes flattery, when we

nose into other of it. dressmakers are combining water-or poke her ourselves are the subject

life Because, however much, we may proof crepe-de-chine with velvet of people's affairs. She leads the her neighbours, ussent to the general proposition contrasting colours. Black and same that we are made of ordinary clay, white, brown and beige, as well as always appears to he busy, and yet we have a secret belief that our a number of other colour combina-has time to help others, feet, at any rate, are made of tions, are employed. gold,

Velvet yokes are set into the! The people who say that they do crepe-de-chine base in points, one like dattery, and make long-wind-point reaching down the centre of ed speeches about wishing every-the back to well below the waist- one to be perfectly sincere and line. Scarf-like collars allow the truthful with them, are, more often wearer to arrange her neckline in than not, disguising a particularly various different ways, thus offer- strong vanity under their protes-ing an agreeable change from the

monotony of a plain collar.

tationa.

After a wide nequaintance with the type I have come to the con-; clusion that what they really mean)

have to depend upon the haphaz

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Lucky woman! She has the fairy gift of "understanding. combined with capable hands and

sense of humour,

You meet her often in fiction. but you generally and that her own heart wan broken, that she had lost her money, her husband, her children, or her job, but never i her temper.

In real life she is just a "good

is that they want other people's ard generosity of others for the sort," who can't help diffusing an

aura of kindiinces and sympathy, of though she must often be bor d to all teara.

means of a decent livelihood. And yet, if a proper scalo wages were introduced into modes of employment that permil: of tipping, 1 believe that few of us

them 1 Cover

with anchovy butter. and criss-cross them with fine strips of anchovy fillets.

2 Cover them with shrimp but- ter, and in the middle of cach round arrange a little rosette of picked shrimps, with a caper in the middle.

3 Cover them with a mixture of butter, grated parmesan and gray- a thin, fancy slice of gruyere to ere and a little thick cream. with

Burmount each.

4 Cover them with horseradish Amall piece of fillet of Bismarck butter, and surmount each with a

herring.

5 Cover with butter flavoured with French mustard, and decorate with a thin slice of tongue.

6 A puree of cold game can be used to garnish little toasts which have been spread with butter mixed with a little cayenne pepper. 7 Or they can be spread with with butter slightly flavoured mustard, on this a ring of chopped tongue, and inside a heap of finely- little mayonnaise sauce.

exaggeratedly favourable opinion of themselves expressed in such a manner that they do not need to make any open acknowledgment of the fact that it is flattery, but can allow it to pass without comment be able to resist the temp they feel that there is "no non-chopped chicken moistened with a

-like other obvious truths.

True Alm.

likes

Every sensible person flattery to be slightly disguised anyway, because when it is too open it makes the subject of it look foolish, thereby defeating what should be the true aim of all flattery, to soothe and encourage us by confirming us in an opinion are, which we had already formed conselously

of

77-

Men are attracted to her because

A

These are simply suggestions; the composition of these canapes affords an amusing exercise in

тлу take ingenuity. They

Ittle time, but they are a charm- ng and Inexpensive way of offer. ing an unusual first course for. luncheon.

that you don't know one! Well, think again. You will find her

not for off. If you were in trouble

tation of bestowing a tip, and acnse about her," that she doesn't thereby securing the responsive want them to make love to her, and look of pleasure from the recipient that she can be trusted. of it.

Women and girls have implicit And the reason is not so paltry faith in her. They know they will as some people believe.

get penetical help and sound Ancient Law.

advice, and that their little secreta are safe with her. Because when

WC we tip

There is In fact, fulfilling

It begins in childhood. the ancient law always some little girl that the

the "tithes," and

glow other children go to when in about ourselves. If we have kept which we experience is not, in its trouble, and as the grows up it a level head we shall not come to! essence, ignoble. It is a reflex of becomes a habit with her to help much harm from this.

fire others. Some of the most soothing forms

When you find her, just think of flattery, however, do not come which lit the actions of ancient outside at all. but are self-ad-people when out of their abun-

to quiet! Sometimes she meets with if there in nothing you and others base ingratitude and probably can do for her. Her life is no bed ministered. Take tipping, for in dance they offered a "tenth"

God.

Helping "lame dogs" is stance, and the glow of antiafac-

Or sometimes but is it the resolves to mind her own business of rases. tion we experience when we see that our tip was big enough to same thing-to those less for only in future, but someone in not easy work. She seeks no re- Hed the tunate than themselves. The base trouble comes along and abe just ward, but you can show her that studied the canse pleasure. If we modern system of tipping with an aspect of tine comes in when the "an't help "helping" be it the cat you admire and appreciate her. impartial mind we should ack-recipients are forced by a system or her worst enemy, such a wo- nowledge that it is entirely wrong to regard them that workers should be paid olivelihood: but it is the emplover who and not the recipient who is then inadequately by the people

they base. employ them to work that

"Below par”

If we are run dow

mood for troen walker

by #GOTT

Murdaloe

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Podle the lengye Urman toy the FYDROKE,

SCOTT'S Emulsion

*The protector of life

that fur-distant devotional

SALESMAN SAM

'YE WAITED LONG ENOUGH,SAM!|| UNLESS YER A QUITTER, I'm GONNA MEET YA T'MORROW AN' MAKE FINAL PLANS FER OUR DUEL-IN TU' MEANTIME, GET A MAN TO ACT AS YER SECOND!

HOWIE'S VOICE

ая д mvank

to whom would you go? How she must long for pence and

of

man has one.

Statistics tell us that there are ino many women in this world. Look around you! Who is your That may be so, but of "First-Aid" "First-Ald" woman? You any women there are far too few.

WELL, I S'POSE: GOTTA GO THROUGHL WITH IT THIS TIME AN NO MORE PUSSY- FOOTIN'!

Short Time Only!

(SAY, HANK, I'M GONNA FIGHT A DUEL WITH AN ENEMY OF MINE. AN' | WANTCHA TO

HELP ME OUT!

ASSORTED

PICKLES AHD FRANKFORTS

A DUEL? MIGOSH, SAM - I'M AWFUL" BUSY AN' | AIN'T GOT A MINUTE TO SPARE!

Zoop

BOAN

Acroas.

1 Not a suitable part of Edinburgh in which to see ita night life.

D'you know this one, by Jove? I expect you do,

10 A very obsequious act

11 Press.

13 Facial contortions of contempt.

15 Take the head of the table and

live in.

10. One sees a fusee rarely in these enlightened days. It was never a really pleasant smoker's match (hidden).

17 Rushes for the plumber.

10 Seen on a two-shilling picer.

20 Some corks did last week.

21 In heraldry, having another tine- ture than its own covering the greater part.

23 Nevertheless in addition.

24 Scarcity of thread, and not at all

cheap as a start,

27 Hidden in Clue 10.

28 May your match be one.

29 Figures of speech 32 Love this

33 Carlyle states, in other and more pungent words, that these are their own majority.

34 Doen in poetical guise. 36 Deadly since mixed with a pestle.

Down.

2 A purely American scent. 3 "To be a well-favoured man is the gift of fortune; but to write and read comes by" ("Much Ado about Nothing.")

4 Last of all we settle down in a

cosy little home.

5 Truly describes the purchase of a penny whistle, in a couple of

words.

G Cultivates a home from home.

7 The altire in which you are fount

causes restraint.

8 The greater these are, the gren-

ter the responsiblities.

12 Leats useless to a cubbler,

14 Take a dip on the

fear and trembling.

way back in

16 The actor's support.

18 This may be considered as fixed. 22 Just look at the duke!

26 To sam up the externals, this is

simply worshipped.

26 Is the mater down in the dump?

It certainly looks like it.

27 The old lady's sailor boy's in

time.

30 Alone.

31 Hidden in Clus 10.

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