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Yes, they‘re "bigger, but smaller"â€"these sensational new Frigidaires They‘ve MORE usoble spoce on the new fiat top, Revolutionary new # Lorge SuperSreaser # lorge rallerâ€"bearing. glose * Endunire Ouicube Treys WITH ALL THESE ond mony other features FRIGIDAIRE Frigidaire \ there. ‘The feet in this same t‘&nmmuuunu you shift your weigh from seat to feet gracefully, withost any heave. bo by the arms, you car rise and 'awmh-ywq-nm same time. | _ ‘The trick of rising from a chair | is to have the feet placed together, | pointing straight out from the |body, and one slightly behind the |other, with the toes of ame foot opposite the instep of the other. ‘1\_1”-&--.-:“‘- ‘There are trwo thigs we do, perâ€" haps bundrecds of imes a day, yet seldom consider 4 terms of good The way a man orwoman rises from a chair can mike them look young or old. If you get a grip on the arms or seat ofa chair and 5$y Viceâ€"president for the past year, be mb’ succeeds | Blanche â€" Fiumerfe}t t‘!‘umm. q,l LINX CLEAR GLOSS PHONE 130 i ip and sitting THE GRIMSBY INDEPENDENT A. Yen: a clean handkerchief, us ing it as as possible Q.!hvetmflod-m wants to try on my hats. Td rather she wouldn‘t. What can I do about her by saying "I don‘t think # would fit you." and wafting i gently but firmily out of her reach A. She should not do so permission. preferably nc A.!u.hhc.k.h-“ ering at the home of & friend. or should be observed. Q. Does one ever introduce oneâ€" sÂ¥ * If so, how * walk with an usher to your seat, at a wedding? I am tall and hate to walk with s sbort usher, but it alâ€" ways sem to be my fate. A. Can‘t very well refuse. Usualâ€" )ylhun*-uybm_.tfi. tall women guests but it doesn‘t always work out that way. instaled as presidént of the On‘«, «ither forwards or backwards. Try it. and if you don‘t fall fist on your face. you are wonderfu) â€" and than their share of room. _ Sit straight. stand straight. is a good rule. Good posture is worth money to any man and adds glamâ€" our to a woman because it makes If you want to test your balance, place your weight on the toes of one foot and raise your other foot with grace, too. When seated. it is important not to lounge or sprawl, nor is it pleasâ€" ant to see anyone perched on the oe en -'nnh:‘-h are particularly seated on Chesterfelds about keep! ing the skirt nesfly down over their knees and the feet together. It used to be Inexcusable for a woâ€" man to cross ber knees when seated on uny chair, but now is peymisâ€" witle if it can be done gracefully. I have never seen it done graceâ€" fully when a woman is seated on a low Chesterfleld or chair. y If a woman is crossing her knees, the underfoot should slant straight out from the body,the one crossedâ€" over should point the toe down and body as possible Never thrust out the foot or turn up the toes, when the knees are crossed. On streetcars men are the greatâ€" est offenders in taking up more and capable of bandling any sitâ€" Q Do people mean it when they D.E.A. PRESIDENT Questions and Answers you politely forestall "«mas language that baffied the foremost linguists. Ther a sailor claimed be knew her lunguage, talked to the girl and transilated ber story. She KIDNAP PRINCESS . |sm iss e o e island off Sumatra, sold to piraté® fee oales lumw-z Lost and in a Gdaze, a strange coast of England." Whereupon girl was found and taken in by a was Lonized by society. 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