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Flve-yenr-old Dorothy, perched on her father's knee in the very crowded tramcnr, peered hard at the stout, very gaudiiy-drcssed in- dividual as she bustled and edged herself into the only available seat. Dorothy continued to stare, and .then after a while she turned tol .her mother. "Mummy," she laid in’ loud tones, “it's a lady!"

"S-sh, dear!" scolded the parent ‘angrily. “We know it ls."

The small child looked hurt. "But mummy." she saldézyou Just said to‘ daddy, "What's l._ oblcct coming in?‘ "

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(LA l’ (QOLOIJRED PUWICE

BOSTON CREAM PIE

‘The llztfe pece of’ natural grey sine has blcn a v ry ne- r- . tblcct .n the lJJllIIOlll, but l.l~-.»r u very beautiful onc- Time ll-iS changed that, as it has chang- ed most things. A lovely rose-nnk

plllllltl‘ Boston cream pie is a dGIlClOU-B

dessert. It 1s one oi the hearty nourishing desserts. Here is the recipe:

pumzce stone has now bccn lntro- 2 8885 (lucedl i“; teaspoons baking m.» Nut only thlt. Y. u mlly (lll00:B 1 cup ﬂour $4 cup sugu

your pumlcv stone to match any bllhmom scheme or any unsats- fi.d longing of your own heart! Among the colours now w.rn by 1h.s lkvcflll toifette accissory are bright green, daffodl yel ow. laps blue and roze pink.

‘A teaspoon salt

'6 cup boiling water

1/; teaspoon vamlln extract or other ﬂavoring.

Beat yolks mid whites separately. add butch yolks to stiﬂly beaten whites and gradually add ﬂour. baking powder, sugar and salt which have been sifted together 8

HAIR-LEQUN LUNCH MATS

or 4 times, add hot water very Harlequzn lunch niats have Bp- slowly’ ‘dd vmuhl pear-ed in the Ed nburgh shops, Bu“ m deep lay" can 5m m

looking very attractive and gay- Eachmatmshapedlikcaieofolr a flattened out flower. Pnk, blue, green, yellow. crarge, mauve, they ‘ must. bring even t0 tho Dzcvrnber lunch table ecnxthng of the cem- blance cf a flower garden in sum- mer time!

moderate oven about 36 minutes.

When cool, split and put. be- tween layer: the following cream ﬁlling and sprinkle powdered sugar on top.

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CREAM FILLING

‘£- cup sugar

2 tablespoons cornstarch ‘A teaspoon salt

7 £885

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apt to bum it out. Srcondly. mel ‘i teaspoon vanilla a<lvs Vill take away from the 1 cup mull-led milk draught and mum less hlat. Ho‘ 1 telgmx)“ bumm- lll w iilc .l.-llc.> to nlctnl cnntnilicrs Mix wgeghgr gugar, r-unbatrch, s.» mun .1» the h" s rnkid salt and beaten eggs. pour 011 Erid- ually scolded milk; add butter; Wm“ makmg my; 511115 you cook in double boiler for at least will ncvvr go wrong ll’ mﬂlllll! ‘W01 1° mlmn” m‘ ‘mm ‘huh and l.\f‘ .~ fr each blouse.‘ snlooih. Stirring ‘llllblﬂllllll- 95d

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at Oil/J!‘ by alto natlng the trousers. 18W‘?! 0f 933B- Any "rrgu ar" fellow can wcar cul- tvw pairs of trousers to ani" ont- blouux wlhout the ‘east cilort.

BROWN SUGAR COCOANUT TAPIOCA

‘l cup minute tapioca

2 tablespoons cornmeal

‘r cup cocoanut

l: teaspoon salt

1 quart hot milk

Onl nwllsoivlic has a small cush- ion of pne hordes ard lf she sus- pects lrast smells 0i 600K198. Sh’? l places tllc pne rush on 1n a Leot-

ihe mixture begins to thicken. or about l2 minutes. Pour into a greased baking dish and bake about 4-5 minutes in o moderate oven, temperature 360 degrees F. Serve hot or cold with cream.

wmn srwlng on buttons that "mull llllvc a great dml o! strain on tn 1n. such as vn chllclrlrﬁs under- wear. it .s Wlbé to put a pecc 0f old kid gove order the material t0 wh en time button is sewn. Thll will

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Bennett Will ”'—”' Visit Sherbrooke l

(Guard m Precll ' l (YITAWA. rm 3—~Prrm‘cr n. n.‘ Bennett wll visit Sh rbrcokc, Que- on Saturday. He will be accent paned by Hon. Alfrcd Durmlelm, Mniaicr of Nhrinr. The Prime: Mirlistm- w ll be present 1t c clvicl reception at norn and will liter lddress a meeting under the cus- pfcec of tbc Conservltive Amoco- tion.

The Primr Minister will mturn t) Ottawa Sunday and cn ‘hlerdy willl go tn Montrolll to attend the fun- eral of sir Arthur CUYTlF

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Headaches Neuralgia and Pillﬂ

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‘The number of bop graded tn panda for the ﬂrlt forty-It: weohf '0! this your (to ltcvuldnr 10 wu 2.73mi’! u cgualt 2.00.001 m: the cornqonding ﬂhd of lid 1coll- n hull GHQ

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I i Dorothy Dix ’s Letter Box

~ Can Marriage Between Socially Prominent Man and Middle-Class Girl Be Happy?- Modern Husband and Wife Face Same Old Problems

Dear bu» DIX——DO you tbilt the marriage of two people of different social posltloxu will mutt in unbnpplnea and failure! If the nun‘: family is socially prominent and the girl coma from the middle clan, would the diﬂcrcnce bu too [not for a auc- ccuful adjustment, cvcn though the girl in reﬁned? ANHOUS.

Aniwur:

There cm rlo clam blrrlers in this country thot any even fairly nimblc-wlttcd girl can't hurdle. In fact, we nee it done every day. Poor girls uld girls of humble parentage marry tnho aristocratic families and live hap- pily ever often-ward. turning up their nous at the lower classes. For them In no luch snobs u those who have once been snubbed.

Why. half of the hcughtlect ladies you evcr meet. come from "the other sldc of the tracks," or "Hogan alley," and even u I write I cm {hill-king of a girl I once knew who began life in the back room of n saloon and whose ﬁrst Job Wll m errand girl. and who since has mar- rled two millionaires and two men of title and is now h Slll :ll~ sorlal light in London and Pnrll.

No women in the world are. co ldnptable as Amerlcnr v.c....~.r sum-

mon them out of the kitchen into t he parlor and by the time they roll down their sleeves and duct the ﬂour oﬂ their hands and powder their

noses they nre ready w nu any position, however exalted, that their hun- bcnda can givc them.

The only clam distinctions that are worth coruiderirlg on the mental and splrltunl ones, because there in no way to bridge them or to change them. A girl of coarse fiber, one whole taste ran to vulgar 1nd common things, might. well hesitate to marry a man of vary delicate and reﬁned tempernment because be would bore bar to tears And she would dccpile him as being effemlnate and finicky, while everything she did Ind laid would grate upon his lcnsiblliticl.

8o, too. a girl of little mmtnlity and one who in ignorant and unadu- cctcd would be foolish to morry a mm of the intellect l clan became they would have nothing in common. They would never be able tn ad- ' just themselves to each other and they would inevitably grow tired of each other.

Butthc gtrlwhoiebcrnlodyuthephralcgocdwhoilnaturllly reﬁned ln her thoughts and tutu and who hu a clever mind need not hesitate to mnrry the mm who in her ccclol superior bcccucc it is so easy for her tn climb from hot 10701 b bll.

Officially he lift; herto ltbytbcmnglc cH-bewcddingrtngcinccn wire takes her husband's mtun and humble f‘ “ becomes the Queen. and the housemn-id Mn. Senator or m; Governor or Mrl. Millicnbunkl, u the case may be, as soon u the wedding ceremony is over. Bo, then, nil that the girl of lowly origin hu to do otter she marries what the news- papers call c “soclnlitt 1| to consolidate her position by acquiring the poswords and learning the grip of the new lodge she bu Joined.

But there is one thing that I advise the girl to do who 1| contem- plating doing some nocial climbing, Ind that is to prepare herself for the ordeal by putting herself under thc tutelage of some woman who knows the road and who will touch her how to ovoid the da-ngcr: and pit- falls into which she may stumble, and which no so often mu to the novice.

Thereby will she save herself from lncny l bruice and keep her hul- bzmd from regretting his choice of her u c companion on the journey of life. DOROTHY DIX.

Dear Miss Dix-My husband. unlike molt men. insists upon my icing out in the evenings without him to enjoy myself, but I cont know when to go or what to do. I do oﬂice work in the day and in the evening; l love staying at home, cooking, reading, llwlng or hlvlng fricndl in oc- caslonllly folr dinner or ccrdn, and that il about the limit of my llllllﬂ- merits. My husband enioyn going out clam two or three evening: a week and l like him to do so. but when he come: home and mm that I have stayed at home, no matter how much I have mioycd it, he gcu cmu and says that he Ls afraid we will havc trouble in the yelra to come bc- cause of my not going anywhere, and he in Alwoyl tolling people that I will not go anywhere unless he is clcng. 1 don't want him to feel that way, or that 1 un lonesome when he is out. or tbct he shouldn't lcovc me. Above all. I don't wont him to uk me to accompany him to places when he would rather go without mo. Any help? G. M. B. Answer:

Answer:

Not. unless you can make your bulbcnd no that tutu diﬂef and that you get as much ple w: out of staying 1t hmne u he doee out of ltep- ping out, mditinjurtasmuchmntoyoutomllencakeuitiafor him to shake up u cocktail.

You nrcbroodcnoughtollthimdivnthlmlclfinbicownwnyond according to his own idea of plnlure, and be abould ccrtcinly accord you the umc privilege. 0f courae. it in a pity when hucbcndc and wivu do not enjoy the acme thing: and cannot ploy tcﬂtbcr, but nothing in gain- ed when one tricc to force his or hr cmucununh on the otbar, nor doc: it make forthehnppineccofctthcrwhcnmcnartyrllchimlclfcrbn-

sell ilo the others pleclurcl. ‘

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Silver Wedding

A ha??? event took plcoe on the evening of November 24, i988. when over a hundred friends and neighbors o! MT. and Mn. Former Stewart, Cavendish, gntlﬂcd st their home to celebrate with them the tvmnty-fifth mnivcrnry of their wedding. When the guests hid Ill mumbled, m. Fred Olnrk called the atrium: to order, and I abort program followed, enlist. ing of "O Canada,” recitation by Bertha Lamont, instrumental mu- sic by Jim Warren, solo by Gamet ‘ Proflit, and two orlglncl poems by Mrs. Allan Wyand and Mm, Don. old haunt, utter which Ernest Clark read an address to Mr. cnd Mrs. Stewart.

Dainty lifnr Parents were served by Mia Mary Stewart. Assisting‘ her were Mica Dorothy Brown, Mica Marjorie Clerk, Mice Blanche Wyarld, Mrs. Fred Clark. Mrs. Em- clt Clltk, Mrs. George McCoubrey, Mn. Donald Lamont, Mrs. Clar- ence Stellar-t.

The mmnindcr of the evening was spent in games and dancing, music being furnished by Mr. Ihrry Marks. lccompmiatc, Min Dorothy Bimvn, Mr. Garnet Prof- itt, Mr. Jim Warren, Mr. Ohgg, McKenzie. w. Ind Mm. Stewart were the recipients of many lovely glib, including silverware, a spring couch and money. At a late hour the guests departed, wishing Mr. 111d Mil. Stewart many more you! o! happiness. Following L; the m- dncc:

Door hum and Penman-We fuel that it would be quite fitting just now to thank you for your kind lnvitotion to meet with you this evening to celebrate the nnnlvcrs- cry of a happy event which took plloo twenty-live yearn Ago. and to butmv cur but wishes for mlny happy return: of November 24th. We have all enjoyed the kind hol- pitdity of your home—frieud or “ __ clwayl rece/ u l welcome.

burn. we have found you a will- ing helper in our community. F4- pcclllly he: this been true when‘ put an mtertclnmllntc. You

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It is cut fairly close about tho hip ""- "Id WWW by an lttachcd nah. Another interesting thing about it ls the shoulder yoke which offers many schemes for contrut,

Such l model is may’; pggtem which can be carried out in crepe 53m‘. crepe lllk or velvet. Make it with short or loose sleeves.

Style No. 655 is desfgﬂbd for slug 14- 16- 18. 20 yen-rs. ac. as. 4o and 42 inches bust.

Size 36 requires 4 yards of 38.. inch mnterlal with 1% ynrci; of 35- inch contacting.

Price of PAIilIRrl i5 cents u: mmu or coin (coin in preferred.) Wrap coin carefully.

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WIBTMOBLAND SCHOOL Honor mil for October and Nov- Gnde 2-1 Grace Moon.

Grade VIII-J Once Mccvittie Grade VI—-1 Evelyn Mncvlttie, 2

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Wrixon Moon, 3 Wendell Mnyhew. comic Iv-l Lois Mccvittfe, I v ' Luann Oukcc. I Edward Jcckmcn. hntpmologlsta

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Grade I m; 1 Mom’; lhdW-tlc. 2 Annie Purl French.

Credo l (b) l Prank Minna.

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