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Happenings Of ' The Week

The Domtnions Fellowship Trust..land. returned to this province on London, was iutintletl by the Lady;'l'uesday. Mrs. Keenan who was Frances Ryder, C.B.l-2. and Misslin Scotland for three weeks went Macllonald of tho lsics. now .lliss.tiver on Maclloiialdi of Sleat. Her and came back on the S. S. New- Majesty. the Queen is Patron. andjfoundland. in Glasgow. Scotland

Lady Tweedsmuir. wife of a form-ler with tea roses growing last er Goveriior-trciicraI iii Cc'lll3(lil.y The Trust has t-ontiiiuetl llll'tlugfl:('efllIy Mrs. Kennan visited her son the years to t-xtend hospitality tolitlr. Daniel Keenan in Montreal. young people of the Commonwealth The latter is attending McGlll and the United States. who are.L'nlversity and studying for his visiting in London. At present they-Master of Science degree. and have a wonderful party aheadIPh.l). degree in Science.

of them as The Queen tins pro- ' ' ' mised to come and to meet five. hundred of their big family atjbarhara Woodside were in the Goldsmith's Hall on March fif- Mount Allison Choral group at- teenth. Many Prince Edward ls- tending the Nova Scotia Music land young people have spent liap- Festital in llalifax. at which Mt. pv hours at 1.3 tlatltigan (ii'll'(lCllS.IA. came first. Sloane Square. the iiiicinntioiiiillyl U well-known address of the lloiniii-'

O O tlli:-re is to be a lovely party

ions Fellowship Trust. .un the hill ' ' t Ixlanor. So said the friends. neigh- The Queen Mary Ncccllowoi-k lxirs and square dancing group

tiiiild were entertained on Wed who on .t.he evening of February

nesday afternoon at a iiiost cn- fourth were gathering at the home As it is plcitired the broadtail is on the outside and shows a wide square I

joyable sewing meeting at the of Mr. and Mrs. any I-Idwards . residence of 'tlrs. George lle- and Miss l)ora Smith to welcome. Rlois. West Street. I)uiing the them as permanent r ” ts once

the S. 5. Nova Scotia .

one of the committee is Susan.lMrs. Keenan enjoyed mild weath- '-

month in her sister": garden. Re- .1

Miss Mary Morrison and Miss '

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Lagnimtt

Luxurious Reversible

Furs have always been a treasured feminine possession and heir- 0 loom from tippets to costs but this darling innovation in fur fashlotisy .. - . y N "19 MBCI-'-'dV!'”d ll one of the most elegant as well as useful we have seen in a long I hem! 18-20 servmgs' or mmp

time.

it is a dramatic reversible evening jacket-vpractically two differ-

ent handsome fur coatsemadc of black broadtail and white ermine

ermine collar and deep ermine cuffs.

tea hottr the tea table was pre- again to this North Side comm-.- itlded over by Mrs. Harry lliiller.Iity of New Glasgow. After a ID- the President. and Mi-s. Arthuryjurn in Canada": capital. where Putnam. of the Executive. and allllr. Edwards was employed with former President of The Queen the R. C. M. P. until his retire- MEW Needlework Giiild. .ment. the Edward: and Miss Smith ' A A Iwere being feted by friends bear- Mrl. I. B. Jones. James iiig names which have signified

3 Mrs. ; y Burden and Mrs.

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Neil Ma('Lellan1 friendship for generations. Mr. 0"lETl3l"Nl 8' hTidEP 0" FFl- Il.orne Stevenson was chairman. day a f t e r n o o n at the ('har- I Mr.

lottatown Hotel. Seven tables were address. Mrs. Leith Dickieson, ll P1BY- Illllss Anna Stevenson. and Mrs. - R E Aubrey Cutcliffe piesented a plate . Mr. and Mrs. is. Earl: Mac-lglass mirror and the traditionally l Donald entertaiiinil the l.iberr-illwell filled purse. Square dancing.

.- WnmPllil Club on Tuesday aveii-lganies and refreshments were all Lug at the MacDonald N-?SldPllCl'. part of the

North River Road.

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happy programme

ltl'lllf'l'l extended I joyous welcome ' theme.

A beautifully BppOlllIP.d fnrmali

Ifternoon tea was itneu by the Mr. and Mrs. George Andrew Senior Class of the Charlottetown pmemgmed .1 grid” 1"; sum-. HMPIIJI Schfml OI IVUTSIIIR 0" day evening at. their residence on Tuesday afternoon at the lVurses' Amb,-Os. st,-up residence. The guests were the 1,,-mg, we" 3. D1,... Pro-clinical students. graduate - staff nursu. and other eiipecial- 1);. IV invited friends.

George Dickieson read the

- g and Mrs. Receiving the entertained at

G. 0. Houston square dancing.

and Miss Genevieve Macllonald. west su-get,

Ushering were Miss Betty Mc- - t 0

Manua and Miss Mary Rose Mac- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parent are

Donald. Pouring iaa were Miss.entertnining at. a Valentine done.

Paula Gilli: and Miss Mary Mc- Monday evening at their resid-

Isaati. The tea assistants were once. "Ravenwood."

Misses Eileen Coiiriolly, Phyllis 0 0 ; (iillis. Florence Ai'.st-iiault. Fraiiccs ' Gorman. Mary Sullivan and Shir- Suzanne Brenton entertained at It-.y Doiron. Those renleiiishinitlliridge Friday evening .1 M", were Misses Mildred Chaisson and Hughes" residence. Camilla Arsenault. Mi.-u Betty - - Smith played during the teit hour

Mrs. Gordon Hughes and Miss

Mrs. Keith Morrow. Ottawa.ar- irnnd by plane Wednesday Qvgn. Mrs. W. T. lit-ir. West SIFPOI, in: on A visit to her mother. Mrs. was hostess this week at hrulce Keith S. Rogers. Grafton Street.

parties on Wednesday and 'l'liurs- ' ' 0 day evenings. Long recognized as one of the ' culinary experts of this province Mrs. J. A. Mar-Millan and .tlrs..is Mrs. Edgar Heartz. East Roy. J. H. Maloncy entertained at alalty. Mrs. Heartz made the birth- IUDDGF brtdile. on Friday evcniug.day cake for the Liberal Women's at Mrs. Mac!tlillan's residence. Association to mark its thirty-fifth : ' ' A birthday. held at the Legislative Mrii. Clarke Frtiscr accompanied Assembly at the opening of the by her two children. Norah Anne)lic-gislalivo. There were thirty. and Noel :irrivetl Wednesday night five Valentine red and -white to visit Mrs. I:l'x'I3if'l”S paroiiis. -candles and the number ihlrtv- Mr. and Mrs N. H. llclllois. five was in gold letters. Mn. Crestwood Dru s-. .7. Stewart. the first. President of ' ' ' the Club. had the honour of cut-

Four tables of

MP and iVIl'.s Roy (.llfIl'lIlIrP

Mrs. Carl Btirke entertains this

leave Sunday on a holiday trip 0 I to St. Petershurg. Florida. I Following their informitl dancing ' ' ' iriariy Saturday evening at the

unit the cake. a

Clover Club the officer: and wives

Saturday in honour of Mrs. (inr-Iof the Signals Regiment are being don Rayner at a luncheon partylcnlertained by Major gm-1 M".

at the Charlottetown Hotcl. Cov-. era will be laid for twenty gut-sts.l . . . .

Brigadier and Mrs. W. W. Rcidl entertained Stiiiday evening at at supper party at their rc-sirirnce.

in honour of Mr. and Mrs. (ior- and their guests at a dlllghtful d0" R'Y"9'- . bridge on Friday evening at Mu. t psimpsonls residence. 2 pl Mrs. Ronald Parker. Upper 0 0 - ' Prince Street. entertained Inst Hostesseit at the Charlottetown

Saturday afternoon in honour of; Mrs. Gordon Rayner. A gift wasl presented as a going away remem- brance. Tea was poured by Mrs. Robert Parent. Miss Dorothy Sta- wart assisted in serving. 0 O 0

Mrs. Arthur Clark. liniizworth Avenue. entertained Tuesday after- noon at the tea honor in honour of Mrs. Gordon Rayner.

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Mrs. William Johnston enter- tained Friday avening at bridge h honour of Mrs. Gordon Rayner.

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Flying Officer John Bradley who has been posted to Ottawa left for the Capital recently. Mrs. Bradley and little daughte Pam- ela Jana who are visiting Mrs. Dudley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. lay Praught. will join Flying of- flecr Bradley in the near future.

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Mrs. Clive Stewart entertained Thursday afternoon at the tea hour in honour of Mrs. Claude Wliitanect. Mrs. Myron hell was WI” O Q 0

Mrs. H. L. Soar entertained at

I Mrs. cl

Ernest Mccarrey at the McCarrey residence. 0 0

MW Hush Simpson. Junior. entertained the member; of Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi

Curling Club this evening are Mu. Andrew Likely. Mrs. Wallncg Rodd. Mrs. Gilbert Henry. Mu. Wilfred Michael and Mrs. George Peters. 0 O 0

Mrs. Richard I-lenthorn, Mrs. H0.Vd Inman. Mrs. J. K. Beer, Mrs. David Carnegy. Mrit. Evelyn MacAlplne. Min Blanche Hogg. Miss Lillian Hogg and Mn. George Olscanip. will be the hostesses this evening -t the sumrnmido Curling Club.

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Mr. aitd Mrs. William Pickering returned to summerslde this week after a five weeks visit in Cali- fornia. New Mexico and Texas. spending a few days on route with the former: mother. Mrs. George Pickering. By.rar.n. . Connecticut,

Mrs. W. A. Allen entertained at her home in Summeraido on Monday evening. Thru tables of iirldge were la play.

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Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Macnowdl left Suminersldc on Monday Iq- Tampa. Florida. when they will be guests of their non-la-lav and daughter, Mr. and Mn. A Ray 3('lItIl'mIII. It-Olwllll over on with with i-elativea,ia Toronto.

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Mrs. 6. Franklin Cameron and William Warwick were co-

ELLEN'S DIARY

by an Island Farmer's Wife

We think of the mothers to-.ago . . . Along a path paved wit night-with the

quiet island fields. caresses the lioniesteads. yard-lights and windows golden beams on the snow.

Mothers-like Jeanie in House across the Lane. most fort-llhe unate. indeed more than she may V g 4 now realize. with her two toniithti.W"lCl the neighboring Ime- by her side. They were seated ' ' '

whenceying. friendly stars. And in

spread i

gh, hour. in the mournf call which cam

clou to her on the kitchen coiich.I Other mothers come to mind-'frnm meat. Blend macaroni and eyes bright. expi .ssions eager andlthose with lads of Jamie": agelmeat and thoroughly Season to I who jig. now to go taste. Add mushroom soup and

full of wonder as she read toiand older.

then some fascinating tale. whenlto rink or abroad on other boyishi . 4 HOW quiet the houseygredients and place in greased

we called there a few minuteslt-xcursions.

her son-in-law and daughter, lvir..1he household and Mrs. Vernon Bricker, Tor- mg" l(i('k n,

merit in Summerside on Wednes-

day evening. a o

Mrs.

Macbeod. . . . la.

' ' itlitise in cottages in country vii

Miss Bertha Pope of Summer-I

aide in visiting relatives in itali-

iax, N. 3. over the weekend. . . .

an amber-tinted twilight

Mrs. G. J. Gallant was litistessihuuse mg, in at bridge at her home in Suin--night which mersidn on Wednesday evening. gnome.

. ' ' '. iherinit

Miss Joanne Harris of Dart-iiwghs mouth, N. S. spent this week- mung end in Summersidc. guest of her And

once brought

the empty rooms.

Mrs. John Ellis. 0 t O

lately iiaw,

Mrs. tained at her home in Summer- M, M, ya "cm To Sm, . big 3"" M MWIII”-V 9l9"'"1- for days that were and be proud ' ' ' .and pleased over those of another

daughter, Christine, spent a few 3 mother "Id. I leue,.m- re. day: in Summeralde this week.l.."d5 one 1”. me hgd missed 3"""' "I "'9 I9r"l"'-I p"”m5' something in her earlier reading. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Alien. 0 o o , ' ' ' Does one we knew beiit look

Mrs. William liayuard was hos-tag.” l. um" um week brought tesl at bridge at her home "I her? There in her rocking chair S"m"" NJ” "" M”"d”' "9" not far from an empty armchair "'3' . . . lin a window. Or maybe offers . ;Ihem to near kin, dropping by.

Mrs. Heath btrong of Summe mm ready Swinu. --This 1, (mm side in spending a few days in. Charlottetown. guest of her sisier.i” ”"” Mrs. L. B. Hunt 1

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Misti Sally Basler entertained at bridge one evening last week at her home in Sumniersiile.

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Mrs. Emma Holman. Summar- ' side. spent a few days in Char- lottetown this week.

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Mn. Jean Mar-Farlane enter- tained at bridge at her home in Summerside on Wednesday even-R mg.

0 O 0 Mrs. Sinclair Reid left Summer- slde on Monday to visit relatives in Halifax. N. C. O 0

Miss Betty MacMurdo left Sum- merside inf. week for Dartmouth. N. I. when the has accepted a pollttoa wlth the Household Econ- omic Department of the Public Schools.

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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Enman and children. Betty and Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Evaid Lewin and son Dale. left Summerside. Tues- day in a visit if Boston. Masit.

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Iliu Patsy Preston entertained at In home in Itnninei-side on Thursday pvening Mend! and ntdnhan, of the cast of the musi- cal play "Show Folks at Shadow Lake".

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Mrs. Vaughan Groom rt-turnnl thh unit to her home to sum- morale after visiting to char-

' when the spent several I! find! of Mrs. Jack

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ta-u.I.r.roiqmutthopun'

-rm-It in f”l:.' 'i !'w'- -- N

L - .

h IV: c. elbow macaroni

moonlight ueav-lsilver we went. stepping on thell ing now its fair magic over the moon-shadows of the trees there-ii.

Gently it about. Stars nodded to us, small t e. mildness prevailing an owl added Ia pleasantly eerie touch to the plaint of from the I.V0lIllKlSh KTOWU1 0t BDFUCEI hE'Inow and then to keep from burn-

Wrould be as she lingering in the. Ikitchen awhile, with the rest of. in bed adds any I the II" m keg”. . . He has been very busy of om” 'hW91F”ml: 9': "1: :'"3lhelI:llt'"h"; late-and there alone now, poor . V l sen. I e -- -

SUI"-I W"? -V1155 U3" Paqllel Tllllrsdly night M lhtlf Nsldellcmi Mi's. Gladys MSCQUBITIE was iioririe ltoaa tireless farm-kitchen.Ii:”:i)v'goiiclidtuheiing 31-h'ey' Iliosiesa at bridge at her apart-.0-ne with the spirit of heat and:n (am). Cold dump Scum this light departed. So she stirs the wimen but 1” lovely again, And LII"; ”"dth":"'"'ng”"h:a;ht': 3 WIIDIC writing is this? Oh, I know ii no a mu . S. S. Beaton entertatned,to set a last patch of the week then” "M much in he”! at her home in Summerside at in place on a rent garment. is have men. wood homey the tea hour on Friday of lastlshe listening? Yeseand looking . . . She can-1 be very busy nowg week. honouring Mrs. Daniel J. out into the night to catch some sign of his coming. Saying words the shrine of her heart for ”" ""1 M” Dam” J' M"' him 5"” "WW I'd "Id 1'” M" have something to show for her

Lmd I'".S."m"'."51d' 9." M""'Il" ' Wm” Ih'""d"l wllh ha” winter! Dear knows, she wasn't day to. visit with relatives in ni-ds. May their homing sure! brought up in idhnesy. ' . . And (saI'f"""”” Old" mfmle” W9 thmk M" we fancying this smile a bit wist-

lages such as that we visited in last amumn. where a tiny lady lives .now with her memories. In city the quiet of this he" With murmured blessings over a mother will be remem-

"ld d3-V5- 0” "9""- 3" There is something in their quiet and banter. happy chatter

g here I mother takes down brother-In-law and sister, Mr. and 3 photo of an absent out Kong A knnwledge In now from her care-or as we so V those of her 5trand- Thu, William Sniallnuin euter- children. the new babe mm ghe

M"5- S”''" V9519 5""! Y"”"I3,generation of the name. And there .

Valentine's Day Cake With Cranberry Icing

B! IDA BAILEY ALLEN

"Many of the ladies this column would like to bake berries. 2 tsp. fresh lemon juice. special cake for the dinner des- 2 drops vegetable coloring and '1 sert or a party on Valentine's Day. Madame.” said the Chef. "This old-fashioned cake with the cranberry icing you have lust baked would be very appropriate.

"May I suggest a heart-shaped decoration of berries I have just finished '

Old-Time Valentine Cake: Sift together iii c. already-sifted eu- riched flour. M tsp. salt. and 4 tsp. double-acting baking powder.

In mixing bowl. cream 1 c. but- ter or shortening until soft. Blend in llxz tsp. nutmeg. -Vi tsp. ground ginger and 2 c. sugar. One at a time. beat in 3 whole eggs and 2 egg yolks. Add flour mixture al- ternately with 1 U! c. milk; beat in min.

Spoon into 2 well-oiled lightly floured heart-shaped or 9" round layer cake pans. and into 1 in- dividual heart-shaped or round pans. Bake 30-35 min. in moder- ate oven. 350 degrees F.

Turn out on wire rack to cool. Put together and cover with cran- berry-butter icing. Decorate with a heart of candied cranberries.

Arrange on a large tray covered with white lace paper doilies. the large cake in the center. the small cakes at each side. In between, iput green leaves and cranberries. r roses or other red flowers.

directed.

and U3 water.. 1” prick skin of each. Add to syrup. Cook uncovered 10 min. Let stand overnight. Then drain. syrup to use in frosting.)

on paper towels about W: hrs.

degrees 1'. Stir once.

etc. They keep indefinitely. MONDAY! DINNER

Vegetable Soup Browned Sausages Mashed Sweet Potatoes Spinach or Kale Old-Time Valentine Cake Coffee Tea Milk

TRICK OF THE CHEF

seal and freeze part of the loaf for Ilater use.

I Cranberry-Butter Icing: Cream I6 c. butter with 2 r. confection- er's sugar until fluffy. Beat 2 'egiz whites until they stand in .soft peaks. Gradually beat in 2 c. sifted confectioners sugar. Folrl into butter-sugar mixture. Stiriin

MACARONI CASSEROLE DINNER

BREAKFAST CAKE

2 eggs well beaten

'-2 cup sweet milk

1 tbs. butter

in cup sugar

ill: cups flour

1 tsp. baking powder

1 medium size onion

soup can of milk g i potinds hamburg

'l can condensed iiiuslirooiii soup i Cook macaroni in boiling salt water until tender. At the same time. place the hamburg in a skil- let. Grate the onion over it and fry to a golden brown. stirring

in square pieces. ing. Drain Macaroni. Pour off grease

lean of milk. Mix well all in-

Bake at 350 degrees for V: hour.

I casserole.

this is Ellen's- They she says

”with a nod”

with only the two of them there. Wouldn't you think she'd be hook- ing a rug or making a quilt to

fully this night for: I O O

"I love old mother: - mothers with white hair

And kindly cyi-s and lips grown softly sweet

sleeping babes.

grace

That speaks the calm of Sabbath afternoons;

their deep un-

fallering eyes

far outroaclics all ophy.

Time with caressing touch about them weaves

The silver-threaded fairy shawl of

philos-

8E9. While all the echoes of forgotten

additional cup sugar. Use as is

Candied Cranberriol from Chef

Cook together 5 min. 2 c. sugar some and restful wall treatments . Wash 3 1:. fresh the Candied 9"” whole cranberries. With a needle est budget. Wallpapers now come

tsave

Spread berries to drain and dry

Then roll in V: c. sugar. Spread in one layer in large shallow pan. Dry 1 hr. in very slow oven. 250

Store in glass jars or covered

?.l2s35i52,"lcT.Iili?rZ2'.i3i1i.l?.3fcf.lSE1 HOUSEHOLD HINT

Hot Slaw

Serve browned sausages on a We tsp- mound of mashed sweet potatoes. 3811

Flavor in taste. Bake in tin. Cut ad

in bedroom decor. The old fluffy ruffles type of thing is going out fast, to be replaced by color and functional beauty.

To commence with the walls. there is a wide variety of hand-

avallable for even the most mod-

in lovely patterns and scenic dia- plays that are in themselves suffi- cient decoration.

For Single Wall

The single wall behind the bed can be covered in a bold pattern, while the remaining walls are painted or papered with a color

If fat being used in a frying pan should catch fire. smother it by

cheese Toast putting a tight lid on the pan.

PRUNE DESSERT

3'1: tbs. flour

V: c. sugar

2 c. milk

1 oranges vannilla

c. sugar 2 eggs 1 c. pitted prunes

Mix flour. salt and V: cup aug- ar. Add to hot milk gradually. Stir constantly until thick and add a little hot sauce to slightly beaten egg yolks. Return and cook two minutes. Add vanilla and cool. Arrange sliced oranges and prunes on dish. Pour custard and make meringue with egg whites and remaining sugar and In cup brown sugar.

JELLY SALAD

1 package lemon jelly

1 small c. shredded cabbage

l c chopped celery

1,2 c chopped pickles

1 small can pimiento

Dissolve jelly in one pint boiling water and tablespoon vinegar. Stir lightly. when jelly begins to set. mixture. Put in moulds to

set.

I ANNE ADAMS PATVTEIZNSMI

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Lucky. lucky Jrs.! You can sew this dream drerss in jiffy-time a wear it -- and watch the admiring glances come all your way! It's .the moat flattering frock imagi- nable - a lowered princess waist- line atop your favorite whlrly skirt! Eye-catching. indeedl

Pattern 4781: Jr. Miss Sizes 11. is. 15. 17. Size is taken 4V4 yards 30-inch fabric.

This pattern any in use. sim- ple to new, is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions.

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Eerulllecl -Bedrooms No Longer Fashionable

By ELEANOR R085

A itb it all m' i ked fr . reading 6 tbs. syrup front candied cran- in J.,'l..,..,f'f,,”,; .3; f,'.',"3'h,.'.?:,,”c om an damn

What goea on the wall for deco- ration is most interesting. too. Once upon a time. the prin- clpal bedroom wall decoration can- aiated of frothy etchings of ladies before their dusting tables. or watercolors of ladies in garden swings or flower gardens. But now we find wrought iron fashioned into interesting wall pieces. Some are quite large. and based on grillwork or delicate lace patterns. A single one of these, can make a dramatic point of interest in 8 TDOIII.

not than are" anal nu... pieces. delicate. lma inative. such an foliage. flower and musical motifs. A cunning hand will hang them in clever arrangements. mu. izinz several such dainty pieces

A good deal of interest has been shown of late in several type; 0: cast wall sculpture for tin bed. room.

These are pieces based on Early American or primitive designs, which stand out in bold relief Many of them are over-scale. and are available in a wide variety of colors and finishes.

Popular Ornament:

These ornaments have becom. so popular that many manufactur- ers are currently producing them. But none of the pieces should be allowed to dominate the acheme of the room.

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Sweet mothers! As they pass. one

sees again --4-e-w -A--3? Old garden walks. old rosu and. old loves." Until Monday - - - -- Diary - e- - - Good-night . . . . .

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Pattern 7028: Child's Sizes 1. 4. it, ii, 10. Tissue pattern. embroi- dery tranafer. State size.

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