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THAT night an unusual interest

composedly finish the major portion of roast. capon and the usual acces- sories of a frist class banquet. Thus are Bubble-and squeak reputations earned.

AN ESKIMO woman cooks and sews, gossips and laughs, loves her babies and worries about her hus- band every bit as much as any white wife does. vouches Captain “Bob" Barlett of Artie falne, ill "The Log oi‘ Bob Bartlett."

"There was Inuaho on Peary‘s ship the ‘Roosevelt.’ " yarns Bob.

sat sewing away on her skin boots with her long ebony locks hanging over her shoulders.

"ONE DAY Inuaho came to me on the ice outside of the ‘Roosevelt’ and said:

“Captain, you watch my man?’ "I could see her hands were grip- ped tight and her eyes were wide open."

“Sure I watch him. Why?‘ _ " ‘Because Pearyaksoh (the big Peary) do not. care if he die. My

man go where Peary go. I am afraid.” _ FOLLOWING Peary’s return

from his successful North Pole trip he toured Europe. Bartlett went

a luncheon by the King of Italy. "Next. to me sat a fine lady. the wife of the English Ambassador. 1 think," declares Captain Bob. “S116 was impressive as a shll) Wlih 5mm" sails out; hut. she was human.

"sHE asked me many questions- but every time I gave h“ 5°m° m‘ formation she had some equally in- teresting facts to shoot back at me‘. "'00 Eskimos marry for 10W? she asked. ‘

“No. The man marries to Eel? 8, seamstress. the woman t0 Se?» meal- "She nodded. ‘So do we. Only the

often fincry-' "

THIRTY YEARS of seafarinE life does things to your hands illalé“; hard to undo. So when CBPWmP :7 Bartlett. back from the North 0 9- was invited to dine with Lord and Lady Northcliffe. who happened w be in New York. he Sudden}? be‘ came conscious of his hands and de- cided to have a. manicure. T01‘ the ‘ i his life. .

mflt liiixdxeneirler tried one before. and had always shrunk from the idea M such a. performance," he admits.

wrrn argood glealoogeilflbﬂlrﬂsﬁ- Bob Med B l‘ -

"YQLR... sorry for the girl.’ he says "she certainly worked hard over my paws before she made any PYWYESS- An hour or so later I was admiring what she had done when I fedlllﬂ; the job was still unfinished. So hunted up another manlcurist. The qioor girl did her best and finally I m‘; not recognize my hands. I can't my they looked beautiful. but they certainly looked funny"

A CROWNING instance of Japan- ese honesty is Elven by 391°“ Foght in his book "Unfathome Japan." Mr. Fozht and his ‘We h“ been obliged to leave an inn at Sen- dai somewhat hurriedly and $35 already aboard a train biddin! e to friends. The train boson ﬁr"; when a. sturdy JﬂPﬂ-"ese 7°” aged ed up. out of breath and hanhich Mrs, Foght a diamond r1118 W t she had carelessly left “hi” F the inn

Oﬂanothet‘ occuloﬂ- 8i “Wk”- Mm_ posh; purposely left 1n tglsdhﬂ; iel room a shabby D011? “he :8 further se for. But beholdi l the auto r led away "Om the ha: to the stat n. a messenger P"! M up. tossing the pulse into the 08f- the station another attemPt W" made to get rid of it. It was left iii; the automobile. The driver sill“?! after retains imnWP-y "W"- °" * the purse came ck. To cut the story short Mrs. r hi. finally hid to generously give it away.

our: of Ellen Terry's film" stories was about a. cat which trott- ed on to the stage and made friends with her when she was P1534"! 5 part. The great actress picked Pussy up and placed it on a sofa where it. up and went to sleep. Pro-

Poland, where two Canadian Olympic cyslists, Lew "d"! "f VMﬂPl-I- B- C» onlhe right. created

AN ATTIC SALT- '

scores of "men" Smethwick. Stﬁflmfdﬂhlrg

blifeest stained glass country. and it is the custom of

this firm to choose its models from life. .

given “flaloes" have been sent to Darts of the world.

executed Long Island, were masons, laborers played by the firm.

says that whenever he model. elsewhere. he endeavors to persuade him or her to pom as a model.

_ b sewing is social and the meat more la

above was taken at Warsaw, Elder of

Toronto

WORKMEN AS “SAINTS ”

was manifest among those pres t. 1B i

at the banquet, an interest .32. Louiilogrlbggiotiiiiliteligpress)“ amounted to fascination as many Linction shortly mvbe_The dis- of the guests watched Lindbergh given the

- z Aichbishop of Canterbury of havin his features immortalised in a. stain-

in the street" in

The WW" possesses one of the

Many of the workoeople have been in windows which churches in all

other Smethwick people of B11

ages and both sexes have been simi- larly immortalised. including stem. cgraphers, dustmen, arrand boys and postmen.

professional men, clerks. A short time ago nine windows for St. John's Church, all designed from and others em-

Walter Camm. a. member of the firm

sees a likely whether in the street or

"It is surprising," he said, “how

many noble faces there are about in all walks of life.

And is also gives Smethwick peo-

ple the chance of becoming “sairit" and "apostles," if only in glass.

. changed its position and was ce- alollg too. In Rome they were Elven fu pea

lly sleeping on a “red-hot" pro-

perty fire.

EDITH WI-IARTON-her novel

"The Children" is just out-has liv- cd in Paris for years. During the World War she took an active part in caring for the wounded. Thereby hangs this tale which she tells: The wounded were being brought in from thesecond Marne battle and a fussy-looking woman in khaki uniform and Sam Browne belt knelt over a stretcher and said:

“Is this an officer or only a man?" The brawny corporal who stood eside the stretcher gave a grim ugh.

“Well. lady." he said. "he ain't no

officer. but he's been hit twice in the innards. both legs busted, he's got two bullets in both arms. and we dropped him three times without his letting ‘out a squeak. so'I guess ye can call him a man."

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Monthly Meetings of ' the Women's ~ Institutes .4

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BALD-The Septeznbei- mgcg. Etwwld Woman's In- stitute was held at the home of Mrs. Austin Murphy. Seven modifiers and two visitors were present. Five new members were welcome. Roll Oall

next meeting is to be held at the

glome'"of Mrs. George Mayrieon Oct. lstjholl 09111 to be answered with

"How to improve the Institute."

4 SOUTH LAKE.—T11B ' met at the home of J.

Cameron. Roll 0m answered "Re. mvvlne Stains." ‘This Institute held a District Convention and had their

is to be held

school ‘claimed. The next meeting '

' MONTAGUEL-Jrhutgm

and one visitor met in thglgrimi $3.11.’. '¥§°.“.§‘.S..".§‘Z.3f.”°°°‘* ‘° ""‘"| in the school‘ 6 1S 00 be held

UNION V‘ALE.-Seven members and

six visitors met in- the schuomouge, Pickling" ,

ﬂwﬂhm E w b 0f Mrs. Peter

HIEATTfERDALE-‘ren members a‘: "We visitors met in the mu. ICMIWS MwwﬂW|wuhnR& Wipes on Pickling." The pm; of the meeting consisted of n. “Reach ins" rrom each membe. This 1n. mill‘? has l1. member on the school

e held it th Gard. a e home

MORE/Elli EAST-Eight mem- bers and rive visitors met at the home of Mrs. Daniel McFadyen. The Program of the meeting consisted or "RAPE-ding and Music." $3.50 was voted for-a gift for a. member that was leaving the Institute.

s... ........... sizes. 1H8 is to be iheld ‘at the homo qf Mrs. Gordon Hooper.

mnosuaannin-North Plnette—- ll Call was answered by the eight membem by "Jokes." The meeting was held at the home of Mrs, wm, N- Rbss- $4.40 was given towards the school Fair prize money. Mrs. M“- Eachern is leaving for Boston and hetrareslgnation as the ietiring Sec- Ye Yy was regrett, u.

Charles Neil Moniisgnaicaipm; 9d then. as seoiemy. A drive is be-

ARLINGTON.-—The meeting w”: held at the home of Mrs. W.J. Dan. Roll Call was “Riddles? Some dishes are to be purchased for the Institute, Wind- ow shades have been bought for the school. $1.25 has been handed over to the school Secretary to de- fray expenses on the school debt. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Artemias Mc- Arthur when Roll Call will be ans- wered by "Riddles."

BRUDENELL.--Thls Institute is in favour of holding District Con- ventions. Eight members and a v18- itor met at the home of Mrs. Sidney McIntyre. This meeting wag qevqg- ed to business. A pleasant Social hour was greatly enjoyed. The next meeting is to be held at the home

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met at the home of Mrs. Leo. Comp- ton. Roll Cali was answered with "Uses for Crepe Paper." After the business was over the remainder of the-evening was spent in playing games and music. Wﬁss Doris Iniman presided at the Organ. At the August meeting twelve member and ~ eight; visitors met at the home of Mrs. T. H. E. Inman. RD“ Call was answered with a. "Current Event."

EGMONT BAY AND ST. CHY- SOS'I‘OM.—'I‘hirteen members and five visitors met at the home of Mrs. Philimon Arsenault. Roll Oall

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Fidle Des Roches.

be paid

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MT. ALBION-Seventeen mem- bers and ten visitors met at the home of MrsJ-Iedlky J. Jenkins. Roll Gail was answered by "Jokes!" Il- was moved and seconded that $8.00 ivn. Boswell Jenkins for Mina flag pole. The sale of Aprons and o: Mrs. Walter Bartlet.

was answered o "Recei A fancy work at tihis meeting. MM Whist Party and Side Social wiilli be a om Mm "It i" m" held in Egmont Bay District. A °°‘.- Whist Porty and Pie Social has al- ready been held at the home of Mrs. Pacific Gallant. The next meeting is to ibe held at the home of Mrs.

aumnmnmu

schoolhouse. WILLING ‘W members met at

Protestant: Orphan m

ed out consisting or-oames. 0011- tests and Musical selections. Th!

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ORKERS. the home of Ml’!- Frsser Stllikcr. Each tnelnber BM‘! a. bottleof rmervewizoiolhi

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of Mrs. Simon ‘Nicholson.

HARMONY.—EIeven members and several visitors met at the home of Mrs. Alex. Nisbet. Mm Alonzo Wilson was appointed on the Sick Conunittee. Hot lunches are again provided. The school gmunds have been seeded and bill paid for same. One new member was wel- comed. A committee was appointed Woollen. for the Red Cross. Plans WEN tnade to hold a chicken simper ‘ on f‘ ‘ ” 24th.. in order to increase the funds. ‘The next meeting is to b: held at the home of Miss Helena eo.

CENTRAL BEDEQUE.—~N1IIE members-and two visitors met at the home of M's. Wright Leprd. A letter was read from the Red Cross. Dﬂwas’eoid6dto|. haSGi-WO more bottles of Emiuision for de- llcate children. Each member is to bring her sewing for the next meetg ing which is to be held at the homej of Mrs. John McKenna. Roll Call is. w be answered with "Favourite? Receipes."

BRAEPEigh/t members and flit- teen visitors met at the lhome of Mrs. Harry Craig. A committee was appointed to see about building a wood shed at the school. Some old time songs were sung which were greatly enjoyed. The limitations were also enjoyed. The next meeting is to be held at the home of ma. Robert Ouliion.

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