(Answer.) There is nothing im
proper in an engaged girl going to
dances with girl friends, properly
chaperoned. She should, however,
remember to conduct herself in su'ib
a way that no accusation may r je
pointed at her. Pure, wholesome
enjoyment should be her motto. ;
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SMART AND YOUTHFUL
CLOAK
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No amount of shop-hunting will
reveal anything smarter. Take that
as the truth which it is and begin
to copy this model in duvetyne, ve
lour or peachbloom, and you will
have a garment which will bring that
supreme satisfaction which only the
"good-looking" things we have had
have brought to us.
The belt in front slips through two
slits which are exaggerated into
making attractive trimming lines for
the front. These are marked with
smart tailor's arrows.
The coat is bloused just the least
bit, back and front, and has a string
belt which ties with long ends at the
back. The sleeves are kimono, but
the way the front of the coat is cut,
they give the effect of the set-In
eleeve.
The high collar buttons up closely
about the neck with the same large
bone buttons which also trim the
sleeves and side opening of collar and
coat.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
For those afflicted with insomnia,
procure a box of sea salts at the
druggists. Before retiring, fill a bath
with water aa hot as you like, throw
in a large handful of salt (or dissolve
it previously), and also 1-4 ounce of
spirits of ammonia, 1-4 ounce pow
dered borax, and 1-4 ounce violet
toilet water. Stay in the tub as Ions
as you care to, rub with a rough
towel until the skin glows. Then
jump in bed at once and go to sleep.
