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The chart is drawn with about 10 spaces across the top of the page and as many I places down the left side as you j have different garments in your wardrobe. Along the top are listed your various types of accessories, such as shoes, gloves, bag, sweater, blouse and hats. Down the left side or the page are listed the garments you have on hand or will need to get. This chart is filled in by listing the accessories you have or need in the column designated for that ac cessory and across from the gar ment with which you’ll wear it. Obviously some article, such as shoes, will be listed in more than one place. On the other hand, if a particular article is worn with only one garment, it will be listed in only one place. Suppose you have listed in the left-hand column a black coat, a wine suit and a dark green dress. You need a new hat and a new blouse for the suit, but ' your black bag, gloves and shoes ( will continue in use. me most obvious choice of hat would be black; but there are also other possibilities, and black will do nothing to brighten your wardrobe. Since a new blouse is to be bought also, it will be well to correlate the color of the hat with the blouse. Pink or soft rose is a , possible choice. This shade in a I blouse will be interesting with a win© suit, but there are very few people who have the coloring that would be suited to such a soft color in both a hat and a blouse. Also, the shade of the hat should be tied to the green dress in some way, either by a piping of color, a pin or seme other detail added to the dress. Train Body to Develop Erect, Straight Figure The person who is erect, straight and energetic has a good figure. The way the body is held is the result of training and habit. The muscles and bones go back into the same positions day after day, so posture habits should be good. Stand in front of a mirror and see if you look like this: Your feet should be parallel, with the weight balanced equally upon the ball and the heel of the foot. The abdomen is flat in the lower part. There is no exaggerated curve in the back. The shoulder blades are flat across the back; the shoulders are even. The head is erect and a straight line could be drawn through the ear shoulder cap, hip bone, knee and ankle bone. If you look like this, you don’t have to worry. If you don’t look so, it’s time to do something about your posture. Do you stoop over the sink, the kitchen table, the wash tubs, or the ironing board? Adjust the height of : these work surfaces to your own ; height- To sweep, mop, or stir food | in a pan at the stove requires con | tlnuous standing. Be sure you do not slump the shoulders and chest or thrust the hips out of place. 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A cloth used to take up spilled milk may come out of the wash tub per manently stiff. Hehe again, the ef fect of the soap on calcium, and heat on protein show up. Weather Report Of 21 U. S. cities tabulated as rep resentative of the weather in their sections of the country during 1944, Los Angeles was nosed out only by Albuquerque and Helena for the distinction of having the least amount of rain, and by Albuquerque only for the ability to boast of the most sunshine. Albuquerque had 9.55 inches of rainfall during 1944; Helena, 12.83; and Los Angeles, 17.45. Mobile had 69.98 inches, to register highest, while second and third most amounts fell in Memphis with 55.76, and Houston with 54.54 inches. The sun shone for 3,125 hours in Albuquerque last year, and for 3,093 in Los Angeles. Oklahoma City was a close third with 3,080 hours. Cloudiest cities were Sault Ste. Marie with only 1,914 hours of sunshine; Buffalo, with 2,246; and Portland, Ore., with 2,284.