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Lesson Furnished With Every Pattern '

‘By Annabelle Worthington

' QF/Iyet Cold l/ljéather Ills-

and raw lays are a dzallsssge.» you: vigllgy, E ‘demia f lrls and serious ills unlikely ‘Q’ . asks Ovslgnezur daily beverage, btuae Ovslsze is :p§.:.,,“,,,-'°‘,|,_

‘Th’ Ability Women Have to B6110" whatwer lllley Wih to Believe is a Mixed 3199b!" It Enables Them to S66 Only Emu‘

“A perfect dream of a dress-with all '3" "" tion in Their Clllldlﬂi, but Pl!“ snent perfectly W"?! 5"“ 1' I" d" ldﬂﬂﬁ mount-ls, ,5 \ the cachet of Paris is this light- Havoc with ThdrMan-[gggg natures ‘three bee: some foods, fresh egp, saggy “m, u‘ d” weight woolen in yellow Ind black a wmt “would . “mun we" w Than. Flume” bu!” malt‘ _ mixture. It reveals the unqucstion- ‘mm l: 1pm" and Ruin. Saved gegulgﬂy i; Plug gf , bgyggl“, Dawn: ‘m able smartncss of the sports mode. m‘ “u?” an", ‘m! h“

The becoming rolled collar and turned cuﬁs show s tiny bit of lin- gerie in white pique.

The buttons from neck to hem are decidedly chic and slimming.

Style No. 295i! is designed for sizes 16, 1s years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches ' bust. Size 36 requires 4 yards of 39-inch material with ~35 yard of

39-inch coiltrasting.

l Wool jersey, tweed, plain and pat-

terned crepy woolens and plain and‘

jarintcrl flat crepe silk are nice for I this interesting sports type,

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Awpesseeoe-lllee-eseaesses-meeesaeeceeaaugq,

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Sold all in! 7s 11.25am! ial so! ' at goodRonsd-otlc, quad“ n»: $4 Illllydaadnq‘!

Q. At a heme wedding, do all the guests at the ceremony attend the reception? ‘ i A. Your because only close rela- tives and friends should be invited to a home wedding. "

Q; To whom is the response to a dinner invitation addrsesed?

A. To the hostess only.

the 1N1"! 9° The most mysterious and mu m that mo» we" ll g a b” no themselves They can um“: "1"" “m” w“ ﬂeve, no matter how $11611 uevzhdalzc; to tho contnl‘! sm IMI- ssluuemuooottsletaselsseasvathﬂhwii mmmggoummmgmsddeiusionthatsowlﬂy. women cherish that they have an irresistible 1w; ation for men and that no marl can Naili- charms. of Ovalrins are every- where. Refuse them. ‘ , the supremo tonic food beverage, is superior from every

‘rhey think em every mm who 1w" ‘i "l!" i, “mung with m unholy passion for them and that every man who shows than‘! $110 1118mm‘ mud” l‘

A Morning Smile

I . ,» . 1 1n l with thorn, One of the hoineliest and ' polar of view. m y n xguig: algnzouﬂfttilstigsejtire 5mm), an old negro, wearing a mflnmfrzt," mlwﬂm Wm", 1 m, “w, we A. wnunan 1.11am, LONDON, mo. AND P u“ ‘ , ‘ lean collar and his b at at, was * in ha! life. -"—-—‘ ~*—~ "w" ——-—— , ___ . I Pages of our new SPrlnB Fashion swung majumnuy up! "is down ‘ . who I am sure had never had a 5mm“! “w. o cu“ tug‘ and “W” the “m, “d l Book. m, m”; ‘ once told mo that she could not take even a lhortmrs In! 1911mm in“ Gardening cultivation o! the wearer‘ “mo” as F c k L Styles for children or the miss, the ,, , ' because she was so - ccuted by the attentions of e ma on o . h m throw .0’ the Hmaﬂnn t or e o0 p“, matron, the stout-and a series of Aunt you working today’ sun‘ muc as a l.

bo?" asked one of his acquaintances. "No. suh, I'se calebratin’ ma. gold-

dld in Greece. Indeed, a woman '1- can hardly tie her obi properly with-

' (lfCSSlliILKlllg articles. It is a book

Believe it or not. as Mr. Ripley says. buf- lt ll "ll "W" m“ I l" ‘n’ . that. will save you money.

wnmr susu. rue oaanan am numerable lettersfrom women who have nva er sis children. but I'M N’! -

INDIAN IABOOTII

... . _ _ "”'*\ out assistance. _ The stuff is folded ;; .| Be sure to n11 in the sire of the m“ weddim tired of their husbands and long for romance. who ask lac 05W" u" ‘d Selecting what to grow in a vegc- lengthwise. giving it a breadth of one pound any kind of my -. ' haitn-n. Send stamps or coin (coin Y“ "m “m” my “a” "° usability or sewn! diver“! "id WW“! Y°“"- “"“'*‘°“‘°' ‘M’ m“ "h° table garden 01' limited 511m 1d m“ bout Jlfteen inches‘ then wound e e thro h the food he ' ted“? u“ m“ m." u l! v mes . DU ill c ppgg, j !’"°f°"“‘d’- “Y” w}... would be good fathers to their children. The! 11"!‘ l Important. Often the owner tries to

Price oi‘ book i0 cents. Price of pattern 15 cents.

ivory tightly twice around the waist, on, m!“ m“ bu“, mgggd m o“, with the folded edge downwards. qua-t" gup ma; mun (o; ‘you; thus making a deep handy pocket innv, minutes, gm lugs mo“, W1, the fold. One end is measured to ed, 511094, mg “mum-m 1n m, the left knee and left loose; then the tablegpoom but“; 1mm under, m, long loose end behind is turned “bjupoom ~ 1* * qmmug, on. round at a right angle and let fall cup "egg mug Add “Mum; m4 into an enormous bow. The bottom mug m 95pm, ‘M. “mm” an", of this bow is gathered up into a mmum, 11m; m1; 1n m; mum smaller inner bow, the short loose cum pqydpf‘ m‘; (m, “him” _ end‘ is turned back upon the end of “a cum-mg jeuy, M1; .11 gum. __ this, and a flat elastic silk band, m,“ mum", m4 pquf my“ "m called an obi-dome, is stretched bugured 5.31;,‘ (m); y“; m» m. over this to hold both ends and both m" h“, 1h mogul; ma, q,“ bows in place, brought round to the with,“ “muggy; Qn-Ihl“. m; front and the two ends hookekd to- "mm w w“; (q;- g my minut- g, gather in a gold ornament of some bmmh ldnd- I Some NOD10 like a more pro- Ths costume is completed by a “mm” my. 0g gun-y 1n w. “g pair of tabi (white shoes), with a ‘m; 1g w desired, one may autism

separate place for the big toe; its ubmwm ,1 V", 1mg,“ ,1 h soft middle is of thick woven cot- “mo”; Ilvqn.

ton andthc upper part of white silk. Sometimes a chemisette, or

no such man in sight, but they are perfectly we that l! thly Wm if? hordes of desirable suitors would be clamoring for their hands. APPIWI" Y it never even occurs to them that nothing 5591* 91 5 3mm“ ‘mm °n huh would induce an eligible young man to load himself down with a will in her 40s with a brood of brats to be EPW7564-

grow too many kinds of vegetables with the result that he doesn't have an adequate supply of any of them. Then, too, he may ﬁnd that he has grown vegetables that are not par- ticularly relished by his family

In making a selection for a small garden select those vegetables that the family likes best as a starter. In the next place grow vegetables oi which there is not a sure and large supply in the neighborhood. Grow vegetables of better quality, which a seed catalogue will tell you about, and improve on the staple grown by the market gardener of the vicinity. Commercial growers are slow to adopt newcomers, but rely on old- tlms varieties which are good but not as good as some of the newer varieties. '

If there are small children in thc family nothing could be more appro-

"Well, why isn't your wife helping you to celebrate it?"

“My present wife, suh," Ssmbo with dignity, nothin‘ to do with it. fourth."

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It is this ability that women have for behaving what the! "l!" h b" lisve that makes them the preordained victims of the villains who advertise in the matrimonial papers for wives and who always describe themselves as perfect sholks, who are Just P1111118 W hind u" ‘Wwn m" “u”, u“? and cars and houses and fine clothes and travel and aver! lulu!!!- "film!" heart can crave, with devotion and faithfulness thrown in to boot-

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hearty vote of thanks was tendered. Mrs. Boswell Jenkins, Cross Roads, was wannly welcomed lbaek as a member to our club. Next Meeting will be held in Institute hall pro- gramme topic Education and Better Schools, roll call response. sug- gestions for school lunches.

Street Address

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It would seem that even sglrl moron would have a slimmer of lnhllls- oncc that would tell her that worthwhﬂs man don't have to M Bllbﬂd“ wives. They can marry right at home. But even sensible Iomln fill l0!‘ W! line of hooey and as a fall-Ill 0111i’ 910° (‘m9 n" ‘Mmulm mm“ l” tramps instead of millionaires, or united f» Mill!!!" Wu“ °' 5'1"‘ m” ONLY ONE.

PYlSCfl plain trousers with printed jacket tops. ' _ Another interesting pajama. com- prised a white jersey top made on ilzllorcd shirt-waist lines. with high Illurnovcr collar, vent in the back of ‘the bodice below a. yoke. The trous- ' crs were brown jersey, the belt brown and o. brown beret topped it. Too much cannot be said about

An evening of more ‘than usual in- terest was spent at the home of Mr. Harold Carver, Haselbrook, when a

m“ numb“ "1 mm“ “themd °“ . And every day we see women kidding themselves into thinking they Friday evening Feb. 13th. to offer

have some occult power that will chahll "l! lllllt u!!! man‘! NM "h" congratulations to the. newly-weds may are mm the kind o; mm “my “mum l”,

, unwrap rosrlxwms, nrkiarns rlzls/vs/ m!» “Lu: mru Ill-MCI! !'I‘.‘~.'illll'l‘lj$

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. chard. A~small garden devoted en- m, mm; neck and to keep m; m h, 3 g; 50mg, m4 l . l d rice a lazy loafer with never a doubt in her , _ lea of wa um 7 . ¢ i 11 “W” dei- jconslsting of dress and jacket, or in music and social chat in the course mmﬁhsnesﬁucgmogsvﬁjzgmgzu m“, mm“ mg gum mm into a gc-gettsr. “My t° wmatms °t ‘he 5m“ ""1 @119" W"!!! M Well- winter is almost here at last,‘ ll- a, _ o, 11:11:! blue and ‘ 31mph;- styles with accompanying of which a pleasing address was read or ‘he mun” a drunkard conﬁdent m“ ‘h. h“ m” w w“. hung“ ieties will be eminently satisfactory. . Th, hukgmg l, 5 p"; 0g m, m1] though m, “nym- a 51mm m’ _ pale pllili hurl. Tl‘- ~“ ‘l PM” “"9?” Jacket. One inteersting version seen '

Comitglr, i931, by Style Sources. PALM IiErlCll.

Lin, Feb. 19. --

no gray, Willi only (no or tau) c.\'< (xptlons, and no l1lIlll\’C‘F.

While the bench i/yis m: fni- more brilliant in hill: and embrace ll. wide rouge, LllPlT‘ i; rt consistent tc-mlnncy’ toward blue in Hhrnnt tnncs, mid yellow, clcur and l)l'l_’ll'li, appears in bathing suits ns well w: illijnlzns. This yellow is frequently; zxlllczl with blilc, as, for example, :1 blue bolero or jacket with l1__\'(!]lO\V swim suit.

The bolero illFIllI‘, holh in pajam- as and bathing suits, is becoming stronger and slim 2r.

Pajamas are wlz ‘y Eilflflhhvtl. Some of the _VOllLl_i_!lZi‘ gu-ls on the beach recently (lofted wide while linen trousers fllld blue jersey jackets and appeared in" their birthing suits, yel- tnilcc. Others 2.7.1 avcztter m: 0i" She older mat- rons ivith ivliite hair wore a oile- piece overall type of pajama in butch-

kilns Zjncn. Olliz-i" llnrn types c0m~ l

the importance of bouclettes. Ever so

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oarver. and to welcome the bride formerly Miss mnma MsnDougall to her new home. The evening was happily _.spent in

many women are wearing them, bath young nnd old, usually in ensembles,

and Miss Martina/Chandler, on be- half of Birch Hill Ohurch and others present, Presented Mr. and Mrs. Car- ver, with a well filled‘ purse. Mr. Gar- ver briefly expressed their apprecia- tion of this kind rememberancc. A bountiful lunch was served and all departed to their homes after wish- ing the young oouple every joy and barium in their journey through life. ‘

was in a warm rose pink, in one I piece, with a pleated flounoo posed flow in tunicformation. Aside from ; tllc silk bouclettes, angora jerseys are ‘ivcll liked. . One of the smartest costumes seen this season was worn on the Break- ers Beach. It was an ensemble oi turquoise flannel, the dress with deep oval cutout. filled in with a blouse of white crossbarred novelty net, which was developed with ruffles finishing the neckline and short cap sleeves. A block belt with a carved simulated turquoise buckle, and a slightly mold. ed jacket with elbow sleeves, banded generously with taupe fox. were oth- or features of this striking costume. The draped hat of white crocheted straw was arranged with a rather long drape at back.

MT. ALBION

Many frlcndslwill regret to learn of the contined illness of Mrs. Mc- Lean, Peters Road. Her daughter Mrs. R. W. Chandler is st present with her.

Mr. Warren Myers has gone on s business trip to Halifax.

Mrs. Seymour snd Miss Mhrgaret My"! l-Iaaelbrook, were recent visl- ton here.

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known dozens of other women who have triad to turn the trick and failed, but each woman is sure she can do it. -

wand over him and he will never thirst for a highbsll ail!!!- Ol‘ aha marries a philanderer with never a misgiving that he will aver east a loving 010 It a ﬂapper,

And she never understands to her drill d0! 7,11! her 095mb!“ "m"

how slipped a cog and didn't ‘work out right and why she has to ill-Io in boarders to support the ne'sr_do-well, or gst up and open the door I01‘ I man who can't ﬁnd that the keyhole, or why tho without-chaser ltill chases any pctticoat but hers. There are woman who have been married in ‘men for forty years who are still waiting hopefully for them in reform.

And what but woman's God-given ability to m what she wants to sea in

her children keeps fost of us from be ing drowned at birth and makes out‘ mothers take the trouble to raise us? patiates to rne about how wonderful and beautiful and brilliant liar homely little snub-nosed, freckled-faced slo w-witted children amlamaliedwith awe and admiration, for I know she has hwlwtllld herself into belitvini every word she says.

Msaystisaswhsnamothcrex-

She endows her children with the qualities that aha desires them to pos-

sess and such is her ability to kid herself that she never ﬁnds out that they are not what she wants them to be. she never doubts that the world is filled with as laueh admiration for them as she is.

To her they are always parsgons and

priatc than a garden for food needed particularly by the children, such as spinach, carrots, tomatoes, swiss

A salad garden will be a joy for salad vegetables are never at their fresh- est and crispest in the market.

A root garden in which root crops alone are planted yields themost for the space in the way of carrots, beets, turnips, parsnlps, salsifyw onions and radishes. All have small’ tops and are easy to cultivate.

A garden oi’ herbs when the space is unusually small will give many a tasty dish and the herbs may be dried and saved for use all winter. Sage, marjoranl, the savories, sweet basil, thyme, lavender are a few of the possibilities here.

Fine peas, to be followed by later crops of carrots, beets or turnips, of- fer another attractive ‘small garden subject. There are seldom too many peas-the season is short for each

of Dr. Champion during the latter!

han-yerl, of delicately-worked em- broidered slik is worn under the kimono to show a pretty edge round

dress of the Japanese gentleman of

the short hussar-ilka jacket which necessarily replaces the kimono, is very charming. One could go on writing reams about these happy and courteous folk of Japan, and th charm of Japanese scenery. '

GLEN WOOD AND VICINITY

Miss Elsie MacDonald of Milo spent the week-and at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ben]. Molsaac.

Dr. Howatt who is filling the place

trip to Ottawa was called to West

planting and surplus can he canned. A canning garden in which string beans, pens, tomatoes and other

clemency of tho weather and the bad

Point on Sunday to visit several resi- dents who are ilLOwing to the in-

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5pm; at m“ writing. But for whl- _ today, and the appearance of ft with» key, pistols, ﬂeas and blue nori-htll. , l Texas would be a Paradise on earth -Burnett (Tex) Billlctlll-

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has been val-yin durlns ti» rd week. Her many friends res!" 5* illness and wish her a l°°¢ l‘ 0W0?!»

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from Halifax when he had bsenis. "' attendance at the mum-y Ml"?

ms friends mam that W- "'1'"

Mcfasnofwastboiathu been B dmngmspastwoekandsliuniteil whhwhhnpmptncdvm.

One of the Milieu" “m” u’

Howattwasca-lledioatiandwlll‘ daywasmisretsr Hickey when ill-

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condition of the roads the trip was

hauls much NIH?“ 57 h‘

, material can be grown is another _ _ friends. The February Meeting of the Mt. A mm h. mm] type’ gglsQvéhoﬂxevelihzi-izlallztlt all‘! all?‘ n“ "mum d ml wry will! i Albion women-s IMMUNE w“ held number of the young people Many a time when we hear a woman tailing of how beau r pug- L‘ l hon “m, u. duunce o’ who pm‘ "my m “w” M m; . “at m” “m” M the Pmidm m" J‘ 1:150:52‘ grilles-fl?“ in“ in“ Iilosetrllclleliolswilzllxfe ll-rlaegvllllfellellefhm 2.?» The Way They fliftcyeisl miles at West Point were ma to was“: i ‘spurgeon Jenkins, Meeting opened ‘ml- 111 "- l" ° " - ‘ ' , u, u“ Os iwnh o Canada, Mm J_ w_ 3mm,‘ port s good tme. < movies, we have secretly thanked Heaven that the fats of lapnhil-a is not Dress In Japan h ‘I mgzgwl°'mmn _ m“ mo“ mum g; jncslding at the piano. Twelve mem- i visited upon mothers. But the mother is not in reality a liar. lha has made _ Mr. E. L. McDougall w n; was B"! M“. “and h“ awn“ m be“ and sevén visitor, we“ present’ The old adage "It is an ill wind herself believe what she wants to believe about her child. Th’ dress o’ the Japanese woman severely injured when kicked ‘yin a u. é‘ ‘uhw-“Wn w." ‘g m. “m. Rollcall rcsponse was Canadian m“ “m” 11° 99"" Fwd" W" Nﬂ- _ ‘ of the middle or upper class begins hm“ which he w“ 206mg l: m‘ a o! h“. ‘ugh we» m! 22:31.22: .".'."*:...:r""“ wry- ....;":::";:..:‘::1:;l .t:.::::::":..:.*:;".l: - s... ........... ..... .... -. Y" - out or minuf/Js was the submitting of ° Wm" 0 I1 ' - of stuﬂ wrapped round the loins and ' z ' ) plays to." approval of members. Agen- 1"" numb" Q1 mah- moncy ‘lice it‘ about tluzmtllnogl N" lulﬁluu" reaching to the knee, like the towel J‘ n !cr:rl discussion followed and it was Th. o“ u we“ m ‘ma; lliileggﬁp tlnclorgzumx“; orinmngﬁxm “o” “n” of a shampooer; over this comes a ll jl- ldccidcd w keep one o’ m. plays‘ The this vlclnlt ha u c you": in or copper in the well or mines that they put thbir money info baeauce they? Mmmull ‘ument owed the ‘mm’ g: ‘i’ usich and school committees gsvs very dmcm "i; W '- IYB" m“ 101' want it to be ma" a robe like a perfectly simple bath m satisfactory reports. After discussion, “W! f "Q3" "id Whenever I ' gown, with square sleeves fitting m; i“ it was unanlious that a social ought “m Ymu“? ll P11?“ may seen An bank omcm Wm u" um t u an “k mun a “m” closs to the body, and generally ; T , {g b,’ hem in Insmute mu Manny, m g the light fantastic even to; ‘ “l; the wnk s u d d” ‘tw m m ﬁr‘ w ' sh made cf delicate and pale-colored l‘ r] , ~=. Fob. om. All bills were presented and ¢ "Y w" mlklns graceful move- dig!" H m M n v0 do? infers; are an” Lu“ a a "W"- be‘ silk crave“ In winter an additional s, l on motion paid. After which the Iwhm ‘PWFYWR "W416 L‘ ‘gaunwsheswu 2 5.5"" 3V3“; ' "m" ha“ mam‘ ' garment, called the shitagi, goes over U ......:‘r.';*.l.r“l"r:.'l:..l"::' ° -" ' a 2'.‘:.:'.“.::".:::m:::':;.:..i:""°;: ~ v- l v c . _ ‘ . . ' , i‘ f- industrious by Mrs. Lloyd Balleum, "m3"! "an" 1° °"'-" m“ Quﬁgs-Ibih: gbiuzfxrz°m°kﬁgz°trwm W!” wxmlzazlbltz; summer, over the llban comes the m . E » _ local convener; after which she ad- "'-"-" _ ' ' ' “u!” “u” outer dress, called for either man or I , v ] “Hugged the Immbcrs briefly on m‘ ML Jum- “an”, “d dlulhm, cculdnt fool themselves into behaving what they want to believe. womm m. kmono_ n,“ m“ b, " l ' ‘ "Aim healing =nil>=""1°"-l""; gmivlng of small fruits and also gggjm "ml"! l4 "I! 01W. on ~ ‘ r 9939757 m‘ made of pretty cotton stuff or cotton .- - F ‘ ’ .‘ very mhm c. w" - “mew l“ ofltrcd to give of her experience to - crepe for household wear, or of silk n‘ ,3; i l very near unﬁt lo worlnlsaw Lydia can“ who were gng9n;9d_ A mpg;- _____ The ﬂentimenttluczest ‘t . bun» crepe or silk, and the richest cm- n. Inf ‘ I E. Plnkham’: Veaemi-k Compound ml Lhg meaning or Canadisnisatlosr The singing 0011001 hlld in the 111- m‘, house 1mm“ . mwne m m‘ l h. ma“ m“ u" h“ u” broldery and brocade for full dross 7*"- "3 "IV "in." ' " '_. ' . , advertised and tried l! and bclicvelt was given by Secy. and it was than stituto hall under the skillful laader- bmluut w‘ wnmn by ‘ mum. d.“ m “o ,‘"_ and ceremonial - ions. It ls tied Q 1 " . , helped me wonderfullv- l have no decided that s. history of our lattie- lhip of w. w. A. Chandler, nuel- :7; at the waist with a long sash of soft m, '~ ‘ weak spells any more, the pains have mcni be secured. Secretary to attend bIiOOI, ll IIOVIDI I 6061406 lildill craps called the hosl-obi, round and i . y“ lefrms and my nerves arc much bct- to some. A contest was put onby Mrs. and is bails 181017 IWMN- or wnﬁy‘ round several times. Round the "- - 1,, j fer. i feel safe in saying Lydia s. Henry s. Jenkins, prizes given by " . wearer's waist above this is worn muﬂmf-Ep on i . Plnkhm», radian“ have hglpgd Mrs, Ben]. and Mrs. Robt. Jenkins llrl. Ilusleli loll, last loyalty, was w H that moat striking feature of the , EVAPQR Bu. v m: wonderfully."—-Mrs. Wm. H. Jr. and merited first by Mrs. J. l. s recent visliq- hora the guest of has ‘a 1 *_ i. Japanese female costume, the obi. u w, i Moan”, 5,, w, Pmg- an...“ Jenkins. second by Mrs. Russell Boil panata w. and we. met. Jenkins on, wrltus~ﬂly 1% This II I PM! of "is thickest 111k s Nssnls Milk for betas "In" with m, onmm _ . _ E35; Royalty ‘~39 we; g yummy gr. - and aiﬂ in a sq p? or brocade, about twelve feet long eaolsl mood richer. “'3 “up ‘w T: we‘? i ' ' visitor at this moatlnl. a solo bsaun- -——- a,“ ‘Fag r355! l" and thirty inches wide. and may eon " " 7d,": rhewsssrllas 500%.“ u, fully rsrldmd by Mus mans Jenkins 1n the repute! the raeant soaai- i Dailrdbl the I "Wm" "m" '9 "l W” <10 to sdlssssaspelsm-lvlllnavsr Mark-Inﬁll" “hm, no. and Auto harp. her-means. us shoe annual exesusmea u an. sales Norway urge-sup we : 1M yen.» n u the pride i of m. Haunt-Jill! class-Hz: Ilﬂsﬂﬂllldﬁw . ’ music by Wllllllh Jenkins osmium lohoolagsnasmu-haatofauisand "n. dodger. hlzasqr n and Igor-r‘ vsvm-n. and: " ‘ m" n. most dolightfLl entertainment. sl- confectionery by MI. W. d‘. Mac- I ‘ ‘nu Y? i 1- 0 l 191M" I!!!" ~ - Illrlllwneare icr lYhlCll s delicious lunch was llaohsrn. in WWI Ill llNﬂtlOih J "I'll, - Pd” u: t the conventional western llinmonﬂ, __ "F" "l °""'““ lservedbythshostoufor wbielsa digniﬁed-ell... * - _ -l-- li- - . ‘fbetvhlolaaﬁbavisﬂfl-