The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 27

cmzE-v phones q. vm THE CITIZEV. OTTAWA. CANADA. THrRIMT.

MAT IS, m. THE HOME PAGE Beauty and Diet Talks Household Problems Fashions 'Features SKIRTS GO DOWN WITH THE SUN "Milady Beautiful" Uncle Ray's Corner i i i' For Vour Boy and Vour Girl Motto: O.l On Imle It a service I Lois I REALTY QIESTIONS ANSWtRED. Reducing Problem. Dear Miss Leeds Please teil me to reduce. I have been gome By Arthur Dean, Sc.D.

Boys and Girls Hate Problems Too. Two men of exceptional promi- Way oli-aimr A tourU party 'if we mav believe Lava is a sort of rock. At a certain story i was visiting Mt. Yesu- tures Into rock when ft cools when someone said an Atneri-, Tests have ptoved that hardened lav remains iron, aluminum, soda, lirra "You have many wonderful things and quart on your continent but ou haven't 0ne of explosions of smoking volcano like tnis one' volcano too place on an Wand near nence, both interested in this column, one a child psychologist and the other a professor of education, have made breoltfast and supper, but 'y friends tell me that I should not this but should go without lunch Mead. I am 18 years old, 5 feet inches tall and weigh 110 pounds.

measurements are: bust, 28; I list. 26; hips, 37; calf. 13; ankle. 1-2- I work in an office. I me what to eat so that I can thin and also susgest exer- ps.

A READER, Answer You need to gain weight, ment. It is: To present crcastor.ally Milk and Lemon Bleach- 'ava. ine volcano there bears tn i iiam The noise of th expltoiim wus heard 15u n.iies away. I The elo'id of smoke which arose julien Krakatoa erupted, reached to a mighty hnght. It is estimated that i.ioine of it ent up 17 miles.

The explie-ion blew away a great deal of the Wand a cubic mile of solid matter was turned into dust and a-hev. Around Krskartoa. huge waves rot to a 1 eight of 100 feet. The water jifteut over much of the soil of Java, and 14 000 persons lost their lives. (This tcrrib'e event took place in tht some problem of exceptionl importance to youth and invite boys and girls to think it through and then send in their answers with any added comment they wish to mase.

Both of these men believe that this column represents the inly attempt yet made to discuss iht problems of youth from youth's standpoint. So we are taking their suggestirr and present today the first of a series ot practical moral issues which face young people in daily school We. The first problem is Cheating." A letter which we can publish without signature will be most interesting when it accompanies "Yes," or "No." The Problem. "At our regular weekly test the teacher left the room after he had passed out the questions. Ir a class of twenty there were only two who did not cheat.

"The next day I saw and told him the situation. I was one of the two who did not cheat, although I did not say so, neither summer of 1383. f't lose it. my dear. You are five aids below the average weight for xir age and height.

Your thinness ems to be mostly at the chest. A :1 of your age needs three solid a day. Your bust should be least 32 inches to be in propor-. n. If you are set upon reducing, how-ver.

you may reduce your hips by wcLsing. Sedentary work tends to ake the hips spread- Walk to and "om your office if possible, or walk least four miles a day. Here is a cl reducing exercise for the hips, and erect. Raise the left leg. the left foot up the inside of the Cht leg and keeping the left knee "nt out to the side.

When the left ot has reached the right knee, valghten the left leg with a vigor-is sideways kick. Repeat twenty mes with each leg. You should not mit any meal. For breakfast have an orange, teal with thin cream and sugar, nached egg on toast and a glass of ilk. Your lunch may include salad, it and cream cheese sandwich, a ass of milk and a gelatin dessert.

or dinner have one serving of meat, starchy vegetable, two watery vege- ibles like spinach or carrots, a fruit assert and a glass of water. LOIS LEEDS. Dear Miss Leeds In one of your articles you mention milk and lemon juice as a bleach. How is it used? Should it be left on overnight or warned off? Will it bleach freckles? LUCY C. Answer This is a mild bleach.

After cleansing your skin leave the bleach on for an hour or so. It will not remove dark freckles, but tends to fade them and lighten the skin in general. LOIS LEEDS. Superfluous Hair. Dear Miss Leeds I am very self-conscious about having hairs on my lip.

I have tried bleaching them and plucking them- I have hairy arms, too. How can I get rid of the hairs? MISS A. L. Answer There are drawbacks to any method you may use in regard to the hairs, but I think bleaching is the most practical in your case. Constant plucking encourages the growth and may In time irritate the skin.

The use of depilatories or the razor is out of the question for the facial hair. My advice is to make the best of the condition and be thankful that the growth Ls not darker and longer. If your arms are very shaggy you might clear them of hair now and then with a cream depilatory. LOIS LEEDS. Many Happy Returns from I nrle Kay and the ornrr Cousins Till 'KSDAY, May 16.

Dorothy Blair, 4 Mavis atreet, haslview. Harriett Thomas, 10 Harvard avenue, Ottawa. Malirl Karrril, Stanlry View, Ontario. Cecil Leonard, Hurdman'f Bridge. Emmrtt Daly, K.

No. 1, tietkrnritlur, I). Cassir Cameron, hrsterville, Ontario. active volcano of Barren Island, with rune 1.80U fret high. "No." replied the American, "but we have Niagara Falls which could l'iit that volcano out in a hurry!" That was a clever answer, perhaps, but it would hardly stand the test of truth.

I do nut believe that a duwn-pour of water could put a volcano out. In fact, the water turning into steam would probably cause more eruptions. A volcano is a mound around a hole or "vent." When the volcano becomes active, something comes out of the vent-smoke, steam, asiies. lava. Sometimes all those things come out, iomciimes only one or two.

ratou new frocks for different hours illustrate nhen skirts are long and short. (Left to right A silver grey sheer woolen sports dress, with lingerie collar and vestee, is short as last season's frocks. An afternoon did I name any of those who cheated The teacher was verv nirp in mp onrf frock shows the in-between length that is correct for informal daytime wear. It is made of rrey sokol silk. trimmed with finely pirated linen vest and inset cuffs- All-ttie-wav-dou is correct fur evening partr towns.

This model cornea in I'atou's new color, a vivid nasturtium. It is georgette, faintly designed in a darker shade of yellow. table, which was presided over by Mrs. J. T.

Richards. Mrs. David Muir- said that as a result the test would not count. Since then I have been roundly criticized by my cla.sirates and even called a sneak, a foci and a liar." Her letter (yes, It was a girl) then gives the questions which were fired at her and the remarks made behi 'd her back by her boy and girl ps-sociafes. Underscore the reply iYes head and Mrs.

J. W. Richards. The i Mrs Sam Mulligan and Mr. and Mrs Chamberlain, Miss Edith Brownlet and Miss Fiances Rochester.

assistants were Miss Evelyn Richards, Thomas Pilon. The guest of honor received many lovely presents. Miss Milly Patacalrk sent a gift but was tumble to attend. Miss Eileen Rfchards. Mi's.

William Cherry, Miss Helen Partridge, Miss Helen Batterton, Miss Ethel Belford. Miss Peggy Heron and Miss Margaret Muirhead. for the baby. Meat or fish should be taken in very moderate amounts about two ounces a day not more. Sometimes meat and fish are forbid 1 per and teachers and friends of the Sunday school.

The accompanists for the program were Mrs. Irwin Wallace. Eat and Be Healthy By Dinah Day OTTAWA ZONTA CLUB HELD FIRST LUNCHEON I fa in pel Tesehiier (Special to The PEMBROKE, May 15. A pretty spring wedding took place thil afternoon in Zion Lutheran church, when Ida Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Teschner, Bound, ary Line, became the bride of Edward For Mrs. Chaniherlain Mrs. Ethel C. Chamberlain entertained at the tea hour yesterday afternoon at her residence on Clemow Mrs. Craig Kelly, Mrs.

C. Woodburn and Mr. C. Becksted. den entirely, particularly in the latter months.

Fruits and vegetables should be used in abundance both for their regulatory powers and because of their immense store Of minerals and vitamins. The amount of starch and sugar foods, cream, but AVit' Organization of Busi-nptx and Professional Women. 1 avenue in honor of Mrs. E. Lome Frank Hampel, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Chamberlain, who was formerly Miss Robert Hample, Trafalgar Road, Rev. Readers desiring personal answers to their questions should send self-addressed envelope to Dinah Day, editor Evening Citizen Diet and Food Bureau. C. Zarnke.

pastor, officiating. The or No) which expresses your views: The Questions. "I think it is all right to cheat in an examination." Yes, No. "It was none of her business if the others did cheat." Yes, No. "Is it right to let others copy your school work if they ask for it?" Yes, No.

"Do you think this girl should continue 1o report unfairness provided she mentions no name?" Yes, No. "Should a student who tries to be honest remain honest when she sees her classmates getting better grades by cheating? Yes, No. Oldsters, boys and girls, like fathers and mothers, have their troubles and I school cheating one of them. The situaon behind the last is Mary Cullen. The dining room was attractively decorated In tones of Birthday Party An enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Pilon in honor of Mrs. Pilon's sister, Miss Merelda Mulligan, who celebrated her eighteenth birthday. The evening was spent in card playing and dancing and a buffet supper was served at midnight, Miss Katie Matthews assisting Mrs. Pilon.

The guests Included the Misses Florence Vezlna, Florence and Katie Trousseau Tea Yesterday afternoon a trousseau tea was given by Misses Margaret and Helen Wilson, at their home. Gilmour street, in honor of their sister, Miss Jennie, wi.jse marriage takes place the latter part of the week. The Ottawa Zonta Club, which is composed of business and profes witnesses were Miss Emma Hampel and Mr. Garnet Hoelke Burnett PEMBROKE, May IS. Cal.

vln church was the seene of a vert pretty Wedding on the evening ot Mav 6. when Gladvs Iw Burnett, of yellow, with calla lilies, yellow roses and narcissi and in the reception room and the sun room pink snapdragon, marguerites, daffodils, tulips and other flowers were used. Mrs. Frank Rochester, Mrs. Gordon ter, broiled bacon will be regulated by the weight of the mother.

These high fuel foods should never, however, be used to excess. She should use the wholegrain in cereals and bread in preference to refined products. If there is tendency to lose weight rice and cornmeal could predominate in the cereal foods. If there is a tendency to gain too much weight wholewheat and wholegrain sional women of the city, held its first meeting yesterday, in the form of a luncheon at the Chateau Laurier. Enthusiasm was show'n by members of the newly formed organization in the attendance which favored the The guests were -received by Miss Pregnancy is a normal function.

it proper food, proper mode of life, 'oper supervised care is necessary insure that pregnancy will be a rrmal function. It has been proven beyond any ubt that Zulu mothers and other imitive races suffer in childbirth that not all births are normal. Margaret Wilson, who was wearing Stewart, Mrs. Mac Skead and Mrs. a capuclni georgette frock, and Miss i Matthews, Delista Goyer, Rita Pilon.

Otis Whelen presided at the tea table England, became the bride of Emils and the assistants were Mrs. Sidney Oswald Hoelke, of Toronto, formerly Lorena Goyer. Yvonne Polrier, Lillian Bellefeuille, Bertha Mulligan, Agties oatmeal are preferable Helen Wilson, who was in a printed chiffon, while Miss Jennie Wilson wore a flowered chiffon, beja model, with a corsage of sweet peas and sunburst roses. Premier roses centered the tea it with proper prenatal care both perhaps the hardest a student has to meet. Gartshore, of Montreal, who is the jot Pembroke, the witnesses beinj guest of Mrs.

J. I. Mason. Mrs. CUf- Mrs.

B. Hoelke and Mr. Kennetil ford Cuthbertson, Mrs. J. D.

Fraser, Risto. Rev. J. Maxwell Allan offi-Mrs. J.

I. Mason, Miss Elif abet 'elated. Gleeson. Messrs. Emile Foyer, Arnold Pratt, Peter Plouffe, Leo Goyer, Omer Pilon.

Conrad Pilon, Harvey, Leonard and Edward Pilon, Mr. and other and child will come through 8 A tL. hpatthv m.nnpr mal expectant mother xvdl be sent on a healthy normal manner. request of a self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Many cities have fine prenatal nics where the mother can get exit advice and supervision.

The other should not coddle herself but should use common sense and a wholesome life. With proper crisp luncheon. Hamilton Zonta Club sent the Ottawa Zonta Club a dozen sunburst roses and a beautifully engraved gavel, accompanied by a telegram of good wishes. A telegram as also received from the international president, Catherine D. Sears, wishing the club every success.

Miss Thelma D. Williams, president, was the chairman, and explained that the Zonta Club was the sister club to the Rotary Club, and the members of the Zonta are' very proud of their family tree. The aims and ideals of the clubs are almost identical. Mr. Karl B.

Conger, past president of the Ottawa Rotary Club, in the unavoidable absence of Mr. John Murphy, the president, spoke, and his address was listened to with In-! terest. He explained the formation of I The Housekeeper Ice-Box fake. 12 chocolate cookies (the kind. cup of grated cocoanut, 1 cup of whipping cream.

Make thus in three parts, OCR CONVERSATION CORNER During spring vacatipn week I went shopping almost every day and took my seven year old boy with me. He stole a great deal in small toys, cheap 'jewelry, brightly colored ribbons and tree ornaments. Does this indicate that he is a defective? Mother. Answer From the information furnished I cannot arrive at a fair conclusion. Meanwhile it will aid both of us if you will study my instruction sheet on "Stealing" vhich I enclose.

four thes ste can go out to the to intimate social functions up to very end of the period. She must, wever, have sufficient rest every y. She should lie down every after-on for an hour at least longer if 9 is underweight and disposed to easily. She should take a daily Ik. She should take a dally bath, urine analysis should be made once month.

A quart of milk a day is the quota an exptctant mother. Some of is can be drunk and the rest used soup, custard, etc. The milk mishes lime necessary to safeguard bones and teeth of the mother to make strong bones and teeth cookies to a part. Beat the cream stiff and mix the cocoanut with it-Spread each wafer generously with the cream mixture and place one on top of the other, thus making three groups of four wafers each. Set them in the ice-box for four hours.

Cut each group of wafers in half and garnish with whipped cream and cocoa-nut. This quite obviously makes six servings and for more the quantity must be increased. Aprieot Whip. 1 cup of apricot pulp, made ore- the Rotary Club, and said it was one Tweed Ensembles ferably from dried apricots, cooked and forced through a colander. Heat On Sale Friday 200 of the first service clubs formed, and the pulp with three-fourths cup of that it had been organized in Ottawa sugar, being careful that it does not in Ottawa In 1916.

He extended to burn. Beat the whites of three eggs the Zonta Club the greetings of the very stiff, add one-eighth teaspoon 'Ottawa Rotary Club, accompanied by of salt and the hot apricot pulp, bv its best wishes. small spoonfuls, beating after each Miss Helen Cleveland, of Toronto, international secretary of Zonta Clubs, will visit in Ottawa today, and an informal meeting of the executive will be held at the Chateau Laurier at the noon hour. The vacuum process of packing holds the strength and flavor of Rideau Hall Coffee until the tin is opened. ANNUAL FESTIVAL at calvin an KC.H Imported and Domestic HANDBAGS $2.95 Regular values $3.75 to S5.A0.

Smart new handbags in the popular florated leathers in underarm models, with back or top strap handles. These bags are beautifully lined and' fitted and are wonderful value at this price. Also at this price we are clearing out some lilies of our regular bags, in genuine morocco, suede and calf, in shades of brown, tan, fawn, beige, grej red, blue and black. The tweed ensemble is a Spring classic and you needn't be the tailored type or a sportswoman to wear one. Of soft, loosely woven tweeds, In natural, beige and grey tones some flecked with darker threads, others bordered In contrasting shades these ensembles are formalized enough for even quile feminine types.

For town or country, work or play, these smart tweed ensembles, with their prt, straight lines some with heavy crepe blouse effects All a definite wardrobe need. $29.50 to $35.00 addition. Place in a greased baking dish, set in a pan of water and bake in a very moderale oven for an hour. Serve with a custard made from the yolks of the eggs. To make this, heat a scant pint of milk with one-fourth cup of sugar and one-eighth teaspoon of salt.

When heated pour a little on' the beaten egg yolks; add this to the rest of the milk in a double boiler and stir constantly until the mixture becomes a custard thick enough to coat the spoon. Remove from the fire, set pan in cold water and stir until cool. Add a teaspoon of vanilla and one-eighth of mm mm 86 Held Ity Cradle Roll and Be-pinners' Depls. The annual festival of the cradle CO'. a tea.spoon or nutmeg.

2 a. i If you want a real handbag at money saving prices, here is your OMR JUNIOR PUZZLE VACUUM A I K. A Maytime Event in Chiffon Hose "7F If opportunity. -i to roll and beginners' departments of Calvin United church, held yesterday afternoon, was attended by 75 adults and 65 children, and was a most enjoyable event. Mrs.

A. E. Fairbaf-n, superintendent of both departments, has had charge of this work for nearly six years, and has been on the staff of the Sunday school for eleven consecutive years. Mrs. D.

S. Johnston and Mrs. G. A. MacDonald are assistants with the cradle roll, and Miss Jean Hamer is assistant In the beginners' departments A program presented by the children under the direction of Mrs.

Fairbairn, assisted by Mrs. J. D. Mc-Nee. was much enjoyed.

Rev. G. A. Regular Price $1.50. 2 pairs for $2.25 $1.15 In the slimlcs, inclining suuj-iiti here are pure silk I'liitToii hose-every.

pir perfect, in fitie even weave silk to the jfai'fr hem, villi silk splici-il lied find soles, and seamed back with fashioning marks. Buy Several Pairs At This Money-Saving Price, Housec leaning Aids I MacDonald occupying the chair. Fol Odd Lines of Children's Golf Hose Du.stlei.H Uimters -chemically treated 4r. Polishing Cloth for silver wear Sic. Pollv Bright for brass and nickel 25r.

Window Cloths 50r. lowing this a tea party was held for the children, teachers of the Sunday school and friends assisting In Regular 75c To Clear 50c pair and 85c Friday Game! 1 in sbei Mle and Ravon with liMe golf hose, in fawn, white, grey and blu imtosH. CRAW.E ROLL TKA AT WESTERN Till RCH Buoyant Yonlk The hoe that dispels the aches and pains of tired feet. We stock a variety of RCH-GRIP pattern for your inspection in many widths anrl fitting. This Annual Event is Most Successful.

The annual cradle roll tea of Western United church, held Tuesday afternoon tnd evening, was a splendid success. The many guests were received by Mrs. H. Lyons, superintendent: Mrs. W.

A. assistant superintendent, Mrs. R. kellv and Mrs. W.

Booth. Mr. W. E. Booth, superintendent of the Sunday srhnol, welrnmeed the guests on behalf of the school and rhurrh.

Rev. E. R. Kellv occupied Refurnish Your Gloset When Housecleaning Garment Bags -Made of cretonne, lull 48 Inches long, with four hangers-will hold eight, garments. $1.35 And wl'h heavier cretonne coverings, 30 inches long.

$195 Shoe Bags And In the same eretonne her ars shoe baga 1th six sections. B0c 75o Laundry Bags In assorted coloring. 75c 85c if j' To Play the Golf Sets Good quality bsg and choir Of three clubs. Other Oolf Bags- HM to 121. on.

Lady Burke Golf Clubs Ladles' cltih In ferial Mnriels highest quality workmanship. Try thee In our Practice Court before purrhn.lnr. Slazenger "Harvard" Tennis Racquet Special $3 95, Regular Value 17 00. Slazenger "National Tennis Racquet Special $2.75 Regular Value M.oo, I the rhair. and an inspiring adrires to the parents was given by Mrs.

Car-mlchael. A delightful program was given, the MHIIIIIIillll llllllt'll Hill Mill MIHIM DIM III New Mattress Covers Covers of unbleached cotton to keep your ms'tresa clean, Light Weight Cotton SOMETHING TO EAT -Here is lomethlng; to est, sir I said Sally. "I hope it tsitei Rood!" Sally is wondering how many peanuts she will have to (five her friend to really satisfy his appetite. you want lo ee a picture of Sally's friend, take a pencil tnd join (II the num. he red dnu together, startinc with dot number one and ending with dot number 4rty.he, Twin size $1,35 't iim $1.45 following contributing Solos.

Mrs. Norman Cole, Misa Queen Baker, Miss Irene Woodburn and Master Paul Bfrk.stead; readings, Ml.sa alien, MM Lillian Tucker; recitation, little Mir June Cnnriellv, An Interenting event of the afternoon was the baptism ot eight children. Slipper was served under the eon-venemhlp of Mra, C. Hewton and Mrs A. Cook, IHd bv Mrs.

H. Tarkaherry, Mrs. W. Hammond. Medium Weight Cotton Twin lize $1,85 i size $1.95 Full lize $1.60 Full 'ize $2.00 Full size $2.75 SHOES OF THE ItiM'R, 7 SPARKS STREET w.neavr vveignt ijuhoii Twin lire $2,50 Use w.eo Ark I Mrs.

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