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HE is. very particular than}.
S changing her tight-colored
szeckings every day, knowing
tnothing looks worse thantihe
51:3 dged ankles end instep- which
are usually the portion at jhe end
_ its day or this kind 9! hosiery
1115’ when it is worn with
shoes.
I
istake to assume that cropped
‘3 mean less trouble. ;
1 ownerot aB05tonorn
.. 0d crop mud give her hair
_~_ miaiiing attention each week.
a; must be ciipped and trimmed,
. iarly. hinges 8mm:
- ::d ruff and gre‘seineeo avoided as
plague; and ahempooing. is
. —‘ .«zicaiiy a necessity every week
.7 ten days.
ew things reveai carelessness.
::ness and neglect‘ quite so much
..: bobbed hair.
"e smart girl who is n devotse
::0rt locks always endeavors to
\— sieek. . neat. pretty and
mpuiously poiished from crown
:: nape
Generally speaking, iF she has
: lean purse, she prefers a good
::sie stocking to an indiflerentone
:f a nasty vegetable 3111:.
She keeps her eyebrows well
trimmed, and while not always
.ng for the exaggerated mere
cu izne indulged in by so many
if smart young women
yebrow hairs grow up with an
aging speed and twice weekly
x 1 you resort to the hush-mir-
r and tweezers if you belong to
::.e thinning-out brigade), she
knows that straggling hairs grow-
ing abOVa the eyelid can very often
destroy the symmetry of an other-
wise attractive eyebrow.
She always has irreprosehablo
linings in her coats.
Whenever I watch a girl taking
oi! her wrap or coat and notice
the grubby 'iining, often torn and
rim contrary to more! ‘0‘
list. the power or tram oin-
wm, thought, audits 10mm:
Haracter lies within us. Others
heip, purge vital work. it We
:id succeed. must be done by
r :‘selves. -
when the conviction comes to no
:"11: we
are so impressed and do our
.most to find the reason. .
encomtcr Mannie:
‘37 9 may
*’ .a: darken our my but it we hold
'~ our course undamted there will
.. :1 upon us a light whichwfll
:::.:e everything clear.
W'hen our muscles become tort
frzm dzsuse we pmceed by my
’:~ harden them. But how many
when the win b31118 to seeker
character shows signs or an.
from its high m, mm on
rt to go in training for their in:-
i‘r VEment?
Whether we rookie ohmic.“
need spiritual exercise to been 7'
TIICTEHy 31nd. mm Wed to
” ‘1: our every-day battles. 3.?
g some good thing we me!
or by cinema; the hand of ja
. we despise. we in a. little wkg?
he who is bobbed, known it is '
W, I know die (gene.
that taint-d romeo
Wehrmarka thM.mm-t gm.
one outer makichoreket ex~
about those which are.
V The one care is takenvith
flies hook. hot hands. hat Hahn.
shoe lace: and gloru._ ,
. You neverneenemnrt girl trot-
ting out indiiterent—lookku hood-
ketchiets. She realm that coi-
cred ones are more useful than
white one: and always has a couple
of odd ones. handy in her has" No
gulcanexpectto lestoutan en—
31$st on one solitary handker‘
Every tooth in her head can
bear inspection. and immediately
she notices signs or decoy one an
it attended to.
I don’t not new git}: with
missing oysteetk', unsightly stamps
and a. general air of nnheaithly
discalgration can expect to be
viewed by more cox-sin! people
with anything but incrednioua
disgust.
Pretty teeth are nor‘fhe birth-
right of everyone; but the smart
girl reveals that Maud sweet
one: certainly- are
There is always a heaetifni‘iy
careddor look about her skin.
She is most scrupulous about her
toiiette. It cleanliness is next to
godliness it is certainly the first
principle ot shortness. ' Her
hands, ‘hnir, nails and ears beer
inspection any hour of the day.
She maintains the some scrx'ipn-
ione order about her clothes as
she does shout her own potion.
They are always wen-B‘rnahed and
pressed. She never wears crumpled
white collars and cuts. You never
glimpse soiled lingerie ribbons.
Even her powder pots are of
the daintieet. She knows well
enough that you can’t inset to
have a tmhlooking skin it you
article which served you (only
more daintily) months back:-
A clean powder-putt (buy the
washable kind) , three times a
deficient in moral cour- ..
we ought to ask ourselves why I”
G! tomohoev’on.
control at the WEI and master!
m is not toognany.
over our boner emotions.
By similar methodl a weak char-
acter can be made strong. though
practice «and patches in this direc-
tion may on)! for ions anoint-nee.
flied with innumerable doubts and
perplexitiee at; emy’ turn of the
By term!“ habits of self-denial.
considering the centering :1!!! out:
inmost going‘ far
men. 8" by derelict-now!“-
givkxg our enemies. we min our-
selves to become better animal-e
pistol, In doing the” thug-m we
obtain more happiness for attaches
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treaties. trygirlnnerniieefortrawling,
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polling: . a
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obstinate memes: to
m victory the reward {or
W animus. . ~
maintain in commission the some,
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‘ om you think you could
learn to love me, Edit-hf:
' “No Jimmy. trunk}?!
do not whiz-Jeanie. You wont
3.1mm woke ‘
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the tank was as; more she seemed
to enjoy it.‘.‘ w
Edith W m e ‘
appraising: lone. upon her tom-
inz suitor 'u rho spoke and Jean?! . j
Thom underwent that not» him.
than which.” Wm
u sinkinginto one’e boots. With-
out another word he turned and:
left the Lease. 4*
Edith sank into a chair and
thought. .“Oh dear.” she risked.
Jim were only ancient-44:;
shed some. backbone to him!
Iewon’tketMtorliIetoamy
My man.” .
Ruth Hopkins, to wkom Edith
had refund 5“”. was a m_
lady of, hid“: inductee! type,
possessed of a large amount of. r
tether more than her ohm or that
‘ 01W
heed to web in the
which Edith wanted
a mistake W 011;"an
She began to be
"on June‘s." said she. "yen
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deed to. 3m: when is. in}
ton’t
course mania? Menu offing: ‘
manhinovknitted skirt. 19-
the mun-Aden or mm
mu. :1th m wt rm, m '
Wandpalt‘elbiue.
maemhmoeIatrock dildo
Won
_ menu:
of white shined in
If» new: mas..- can... no'
egg-rt - Gown no the Bride or
aim 0! Honor. .
mi ladies of 1860 would hoxd up
I their hands, in horror at the
my brideajot today are dread.
Mt they would—4: they behaved ii
inning with the prim use A11 which
:Ifiey uved—raint‘ dead away it they ‘
afield see the brides mothers.
For the brides mother in the
order or things was a rather please
individuai.1t she was not actually
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