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'fi;iose whb just stick to one type of candy andinever risk a bite into anyâ€" thing else would feel safe and happy with some‘square chocolate peppermint watftetrs. The newest detail of wash dresses is eyelet embro.dery trimming. Several very simple prineess type dresses have small puffed sleeves of this, and one in a pale blue, linenâ€"type fabric has sleeves and a dickey of the eyelet emâ€" broidery. ‘Onsce started on some sugared fruit slices most people could go through the whole box without suffering i}l effects. They are delicious, not too sweet, and come in mint, lime, orange and lemoa Spring bonnets for tiue young are fetching. One of these is a small sailor with a rolledâ€"back brim, in â€" natural straw with rayon velvet strsamers of either brown or navy. cloth cvercoats that are similar to those worn by men. These are loose, short, and singleâ€"breasted with a flyâ€" frant closing and stitched lapels, pocket flaps and turnâ€"back cufls. Materials for Girls Gab :udme gray flannel and navy cheviot are all used in suits and coats for â€" girls, Suits are apparently very popular with both children and parents, which constitutes something rare in the way of an entente cordiale. The children like them because they make them feel grown up and "dressed," and the parents like them because thoy look, and stay, neat, and can be used for many purposes. One smart suit is made of a finely checked wool materâ€" ial and has a full swinging skirt and a fitted tailored jacket bound. with a harmonizing color. A coat that would delight the heart of any growing girl is soft sky blue camel hair, cut on polo eoat lin‘s. (By ELIZABETH R,. DUVAL) New Yorkâ€"Fortunately for the famâ€" Hy budget, fashion in children‘s clothes does not change very rapidly. Skirt lengths stay put, hats continue to be hats and not fiowered divots or velvet tents, and the chief annual economi: problem is a relatively simple matter of allowing for growth and expansion. Nevertheless, children are much tetter dressed today than they were twenty years ago. MHome creation may have been fine for adults with Paris fashion books to follok, but almost any one over twenty years old today can remember being bundled off to school in som» embarrassingly awful homemade conâ€" coction. Now, however, one can buy practical, wellâ€"cut and appropriate children‘s clothes for as little as, if not less than it would cost to make them at home. The current news in garments for the young is covert cloth. This is a smooth "men‘s wear‘‘ type of fabric that tailors beautifully and wears well. It comes in grayish tan and blue. Lightweight coats are made in this material for every ago from 3 to 15. The one for babies is a little doubleâ€"breasted reefer, with stitched pocket flaps, and a slightâ€" ly fiared skirt that ends about three inches above the knees. For a small girl there is a singleâ€"breasted, fore fitted ecovert esat with patch pockets and slightly squared ~shoulders, and for sizes 12 to 16 there is a straightâ€"cut, doubleâ€"breasted sports model. â€" Small bovs wsuld be made happy by covert Some of the New Things Of the Present Season Practical and Wellâ€"Cut Clothes for Children. Suits and Coats for Girls. Sweets of French Type. Pinâ€"Type Hair Curler. Other Ideas and Fashion Notes from New York It‘s easy! Sim=ly send your clothes to us, even the daintiest articles for they will be cleaned with the utmost care and returned as good as new. Let your clothes make you more beautiful by sending them regularly to Sinclair the Valet?, and share in our low cost cieaning. Sinclair the V alet Opposite the Post Office Be Beautiful Mr. Tesple reviewed the programme of the Labourâ€"Farmer party. He advoâ€" catedâ€"bonuses for ‘ farmeys and better conditions for working men. He touchâ€" ed on conscription and said that he would, if elected, do his utmost for the workers and farmers in the riding. Other speakers were H. R. Anderson, and Mr. Constantineau. Chairman was The opportunity to hear the soundâ€" ing of one‘s own voice is attractive to even the most unegotistical. Any one who already has a mink coat, an elecâ€" trie washer and an annuity, can blow nerself to a new portable electric reâ€" corder,. After the record has been made it can be played back on the same machine, and the whole business comes in a luggage case about the size of an overnight bag. A new traveling luggage case for records is an improvement on the old type. This one has an accordion paper file inside and the records go between the pleats. This is much safer than the old way of putting cardboard pieces ketween. The case is covered with leather and hold about twenty records. Garth Teeple, Labourâ€"Farmer candiâ€" date fert election in this riding, spoke last night at the Palace theatre. Close to 1000 perkions were present at the meeting, © 4 Other speak and Mr. Cons! Bert Marcuse Any ons who has trouble coping with the problem of a steadily growing phcnograph record collection might find a special wire rack a solution. It works on the principle of a bicycle stand. The records slip in bet‘ween upâ€" right Vâ€"shaped spokes that are set into a wooden base. This rack will hold fifty disks and the wires are covered with red and blue cording. There is a numbser key printed on the bottom which can be checked with a blank catalogue supplied free, if any one is actually that systematic. GARTH TEEPLE SPEAKS ON POLITICAL POLICY a halo hat or around one of the skull caps. Amateur milliners could have a field day for very little money with some assorted straw hat shapes and flowers. Natural colored or navy skull caps in rough straw would look well just plain or with a feather clasped with a brooch on the side. If one wants more of a hnat, a bunch of flowers and some veiling could ke used instead and for devotees of the pillbox shape there are some in red, blue, black, turquoise and natural straw. Flowerâ€"like ruching that looks like the paper trimming on a baking dish could be used under the brim of "ejector‘"‘ for the curl which avoids pulling and tugging, and in the‘ fact that the pin can be worn inside or out of the rolled curl according to how one turns it. It sounds complicated but it‘s really quite simple. Inveterate knitters would find a speâ€" ciai stitch holder a great convenience. This is a large safety pin made of plastic which has inches and subdiviâ€" sion marked on it. It is a little over four inches long and would be good for taking exact measurements. A small and inexpensive gadget that would be useful is a little metal wire implement for cleaning combs and brushes. It looks like the Japanese yamâ€" boo rakes used in the garden and does a thorcugh job on even the most dense combs or brushes. Nervous folk could also have a lively time using it for scratchin‘g. Pinâ€"Type Hair Curler Also an aid in the pursuit of good grooming is a new type of pin curler for the hair. This one has a fine comb at one end and the mechanism for inâ€" serting the pin at the other. As in cther curlers of this type the hair is wound around the implement and the pin pulled through automatically but this one has added advantages in an Anther light digestible candy is chocolate fiavored peppermint The fudgeâ€"like mixture is made up in crisp thin disks about the size of a 50â€"cent piece. flavors Phone 625 ily made "flight" pump, cut to fit the instep and made of elasticized gabarâ€" | dine to give added comfort and delightâ€" iful appearance. Small bows are also !making a comeback in footwear. i â€" Shoes this year are not built as high over the instep, as was the fashionable trend last spring. They have a snug yet not overwhelming appearance, which is the correct accessory to the dressmaker and reefer style clothes that the fashionable woman will wear. One of the newest chiffon versions emphasizes the widely accepted slim silhouette. It is the longâ€"sleeved evenâ€" ing gown with flashâ€"inâ€"theâ€"dark emâ€" broideries down the sleeves or accenting the neckline. This, too, like so many of this year‘s sheer sensations, was inâ€" troduced by MHartnell. Taking a big step away from the bustle and picturtâ€" sque bouffant dresses of a short time ago, this" eminent designer favors the longerâ€"thanâ€"average waistline to top a pleated skirt. FALLS SMOOTHLY Another silhouette version which is bound to gain many friends for skeer is the corseletâ€"type bodice gown. This is mounted on a full skirt. It looks especially well because rayon chiffon tucks and shirs so beautifully. Proâ€" tected shoulders, a major 1940 evening gown feature, are lovely in the fabric for the same soft reason. When you consider that the sheers for this season are being treated to many new whimsical hues, these styles become especially attractive. Not the least of rayon chiffon‘s color virture are the perfectly lovely muted pastels as well as the fetching waterâ€"colors and whites it comes in. GOCD FOR YoOUNG, TOO ...... Rayon chiffon is not only confined to classic creations. It may also be worked into something quite frivolous and pretty. If you want something fragile and feminine but must avoid very outâ€" swinging skirts, rayon chiffon should be to your liking. As it falls in sheer cascades, it achieves statuesque dignity. Yards and yards of it can be turned into an evening floatâ€"that‘s how gossaâ€" mer it is . Black and Blue the Fashlonable Colours in Shoes This Y ear Other fashion right points can be accommcdated, too. For instance, without any coaxing on your part, rayon chiffon will fall in desp, lovely panels. It thus provides excellent evening gown translations of the Grecian influence. As the classics are back again for evenâ€" ing wear, this is welcome news. MINTIMIZES LARGER CONTOURS Rayon chiffon in classic gowns is becoming to the more mature figures. The material hugs gently, yet it does not cling, being a natural for the new molded simple elegance. It possesses swishing loveliness. Patent leather and gabardine equal suede in popularity, while next to black and blue, all the popular spring colours are featured. Open heels are definitely ‘"outâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"race," although open toes are very popular. Pumps are the leaders in style, featuring a specialâ€" You‘ll step out in black and blue this spring, for fashion decrees that these are the smartest and most popular shades in the beautiful spring Shown at Harvey Graham and Son Shoe Store, the shces are designed to give comfort and yet to please the eyce and harmonize with the style of your spring suit or coat. Some of the Specials to be Seen at Harvey Graham Son Shoe Store. "What lovely furniture," remarked the visitor. "Yes," said little Mildred, "and the man who sold it thinks so too. He‘s always coming here to ask about it."â€"Calgary Albertan. of prominent designers. They take to one of the most interesting of the seaâ€" son‘s trends, the mcvement tocward naâ€" tural lines. Draping, gathers and the many little details so necessary to acâ€" cent the normal contours are easy matters for frothy fabrics. time clothes, chsers are appearing in everything from sports things to toaâ€" time No wonder their signifiâ€" cance for afterâ€"dark is marked. Canadian women are familiar with the deft tricks that can be well played wim rayon chiffon. They know of the man part}ly responsible for the return engagement cfi sheerâ€"Norman Hartâ€" nell: ‘Those who have seen his creaâ€" tions in chiffon and tulle ars fully aware that Queen Elizabeth‘s talented stylist is a master. He turns out fashâ€" ions with intriguing charm. Part of his wizardy may be trazsed to his choice of suitable tones like those cf melting birthday candles, Many of the hues which hs has used in executing his royal wardrobe commissions are now duplicated in the province. Rayon sheers are versatile. Therein lies an important reason why they have received so much attention in the hands Sense and Nonsense: A war dog is like the cur who bites the hand that ferds him. Sheers Among the _ | ‘" Popular Fabrics in _ This Year‘s Fashions = I. (By Virginia Pope Sheer is having its bigg> date in years. Even geor favorite cof a farâ€"removed e as fine and delicate as ever Chief Fashion Motive is Their Flattering Gossaâ€" mer Quality. Attractive Furniture Pope) biggeost ev georgeitte when wearing unventilated shoes. Dsâ€" odorants, however, will help to neutralâ€" ize all odors and heal as well. After the warm tub serub at night is the time to bring out all your hand preâ€" parations and manicureâ€"set to give your feet and hands their beauty treatment. Massage your feet and toes with a hand cream or lotion before proceeding with a pedicure. Cut the toeâ€"naills straight azrross with a real steel nailâ€"clipper to prevent that painful ingrown nail conâ€" dition that usually results froem shse pressure on rounded nails. File afterâ€" wards with an emergyâ€"board to insure a satinâ€"smooth edge and to preserve filmy silk hoisery from snags and nicks. We have always wondered why Spring brings in its wake such tender, painful. swollen feet. Do the trees, the snap begins to run and buds begin to swell, feel as painfully conscious of their limbs as we of our feet in the Springâ€" time, we ponder? Perhaps this fosotâ€" ccmforting stunt will help you when you return from shopping with feet that feel tcoo big for your shoes. Reâ€" move shoes and stockings and bathe your feet in alternate hot and cold water and massage them with a coolâ€" ing, soothing preparation that is menâ€" tholated. We promise you will feel like a new woman, ready even to go dancing if the call comes! The latest thing to appear on the market is, of all things, a toeâ€"towel! After all, notâ€"as silly as it sounds, for it is difficult to dry the skin between the toes with a bulky turkish towel, hence the advent of the tiny linen one. It is important to dry the feet as thoroughly as the hands to prevent unpleasant chapping between the toes, for such a condition offers a splendid breeding place for germs and offensive odors bound to be promoted when wearing unventilated shoes. Doâ€" cus and inspit care of her fe any woman‘s good groomin: you see negliscted hands you. upon it that that woman neg things‘ Aalso, notably her feet We have always woaondered : Marvelcus dividends would the fee? were given the sams it accorded presentâ€"day ha nallâ€"lacquer there has b g£ole improvement in the of the hands. ‘Color on t] has â€"made women more c3 only the trim nail outl whole hand and arm. Th t3 the use of colored poli: About the Need to Give Special Care to Hands and Feet fAla Fashion as Well as Comfort Make This Necessary. ts a pairiotic £g patriotism. T It‘s a Patriotic Spring pa By MARTHA STOUT think nailâ€"pol t will some da We hope not 1 ol the now uni S 1O KEEP YOU DAINTY "TO THE TIPS OF YOUR toes" a real 5 painful usually rounded va Nagze! Wolf U, £. Piat, O her to than 6 11 Spring! Our clothes zmey‘re red and white old pileceo of bunting. ver, brighter sharp>er i record. Red lifts flatters you. White ean and free and a‘ me day C polish on oaman foo to take f JA hats, shoes, ve the hint sesing the you of the ith a blue p‘ain D Wher in depen: ects othe OTâ€"cons far bet corue@ 1 @re tha nc iattra:‘:ive gloves to wear atv night alter massaging the hands with cream. If you have gotten your hands woefully dirty, through neglecting to wear gloves, massage them well with cream before the soapy scrubbing or use a certain hand and nail liquid soap made for hand care. After rinsing and drying [them thoroughly massage them again with hand lotion and they will probâ€" ! ably be no worse for the hard wear you have given them. t depilatory wax. apply it to the hardenec ‘skm on each heel. When it has coolec siffisiently rip it off and away wil come the dried out layer of skin Massage the spot immediately wit‘ band cream, a medicated cream or th« mentholated cream mentioned before You‘ll find after this treatment th skin will e well on the road to beconmâ€" | ing normal. shape, round, and many other pleasing designs. One that is of real heartâ€" interest, is made in heartâ€"shape, with a motherâ€"of pearl top, while another is fashioned like a book, with lipstick attached. Patent leather is the most popular for handbags while suede and silks, cottons, etc., are also leaders. The bags are much larger and made in interestâ€" ing shapes, with handles especially deâ€" sizgned for the convenience of the owner. Top Heavy Exhilaration "Dancing is in my blood, you know, he said. ‘‘"Well," replied his exasperated part ner, "you must have psor circulatior as it hasn‘t reached your fest yet." Easter sunshine will bring to the fashionâ€"wise man and woman an eagerâ€" ness to add to the colour and harmony of a fine wardrobe with suitable jewelry accessories, as shown at Pic Holtz Jeweleéry Store. There, a wide variety of beautiful costume jewelery, glittering compacts, handbags rings, and all the dainty articles that speak of spring, is "blossoming" with the word Easter. The lockets and costume jewelery are richly engraved,/and compacts feaâ€" ture the newest and wisest in the faâ€" shion decree. Especially attractive are gold ccmpacts, shaped in square, heartâ€" Many Interesting Accessories in Jewellery This Year Pic Holtz‘ Jewellery Store Has Many â€" Attractive Novelties. alsne can Don‘t tal for it, but try it out yoeurse Whether you were long, inâ€"between length or the :« ly short ones there comes one may crack. Think 0o piese of court plaster unc the crack before reâ€"enam will hold together until t sgrown long enough to cratked portion. To cidents also to protect yoj please be persuaded to wsi all gruksy tasks, rubber : wet work of secrubsjing uten dishes and laun sctton cnes for dusting, cleaning in the garden. One night we had thoroughly cream ed our hands, massaging them in th approved manner cf working on a pal of tight gloves, when we were callsdi t the telephcne. We ret bathroom and absentâ€"mir for the bottle oaf hand ic seeded to rub it su: hnands. We were so ple velvety feel of agopted that r hands ever du the cream plu rich emulsion, : suechly intos t resul We Won‘t Sell You a Pair of DR. M. W. LOCKE SHOES ~I Unless They‘re RIGHT for You! til€ nei Our Dr. M. W. Locke Shoe men are specially trained to know and recognize your shoe problems. If your feet need more help than even Dr. Locke Shoes can give, they‘ll be the first to tell you soâ€"and to send you to a competent foot specialist. When you buy a pair of Dr. M. W. Locke Shoes you get the protection of a worldâ€" famous physician‘s name and skill . .. and you also get the personal assurance by our Dr. Locke Shoe expert that these shoes can and will help relieve your aching feet. | y {filfil N 1 A LV l‘l'!"l'l.\'(h' 'lfil«{”*‘”il) BY XxXâ€"RAY ‘/’l,},:fi / Harvey Graham Son 12n a€ Kn doft Lines Endorsed by «* ]| he Present TIrend in the entioned before P treatment the D # f d i road to nees=â€"| O F:ashxon OTTi iT aind in« TV Te WOTt if masks reticul drapec awayv sUIt ever Bloused Pigue Am C n es, caugnhn i panier from the By VIRGINIA POPE) jackets. Schiaparelli has an amt _ been a busy week in New|double pocket that is slung over ashion world. The fruits of| side of the belt of a jacketed suit s Summer openings have bfl‘ There are innumerable aprons at in. To editors‘ desks have com*| the novelties. Molyneux shows one made in showrooms abroad;) is like an elongated corsclet. R stores and designers models| Piguet makes a delightful contrib The Pocket Theme cket theme carries on into The mojd has changed, howâ€" u will remeomber that when started it was martialâ€"Ssig ere made to accommodate gas Now they are gathered like caught undsr bows or held in anier outline. Many stand m the closeâ€"fitting skirts or Here and the 1l Silhouette Important Spring Style This Year. Shows Valet de Chambre Vest. 1 TYVMMINS and there is a gesture de largely on behalf of â€"as in Robert Piguet‘s m, shown here. But, by he trend is toward simâ€" with charm of detail. kedâ€"of among the new Molyneux‘s bloused silâ€" lesigner has introduced laytime woollens and in n crepes. It is a line wear, especially when he slim, straight skirts rad re signers models bare month ago. ell an exciting t the styleâ€"conâ€" re remains alert, me the designers t of real dressâ€" to the season in his val waistcoats. Like their p are slesveless when wo daytime forcks. For eve striped with gold sequin At night girls will be adopt Schiaparelli‘s sil envelops figures in cre; Cleverly handled gath« fulness where it is most : doges not disturb the va: Several of the French designe a: fondness for transformation â€" gcwns. Balenciaga makes ons < crepe with three or four differe Schiaparelli likes an evening a grand decolletage that can go cover with the aid of a sleeved of "sleeping blue" embroidered Parisiennes wear these long cover" gowns to restaurants at : Ficnors are even be.w .n s . n ing lines in formal t3.:ns. ‘ time trend is toward slenderr easy fullness in the skirts. F traveling tcward the bacsk thi Note Schiaparelli‘s coat, with pleats, and Molyneux‘s maroc; with inset fan pleats. t â€" FOrmMAL { 3. .. is toward slendeéern s in the skirts. F ward the bacsk thi gatners throw most needed and he vamuish coutli silthoue ‘repes ithers 1€ m 11 In