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BARBECUE!) FISH

Have, ready one boundof cold nsh that has been boiled andJclearcd of the bones. Put o. piéce of butter the size of an ca; in a saucepan and add to it a taulespuonful of oil, _one'0f' vinegar, a snlall 5615b, Valtficcl, threo," tcbl§spocnfulspf lmlrqto obtaip and. three tablespoon! uls ‘ oil‘ nori-albcllollc wine flavoxing. Cook the onion in theflmiirturo until done. but‘ not brown, add the fish_ir:'is' large ilakea aspossible, light thrbflt ailfdfsg~rve

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16, 15 years, 36, 3B, 40 and 42 inches bust is one of the smartest models o! season, and easily made,

The skirt it attached to the hiP yoke, which is stitched to the two- piece bodice after it is seamed at sides and shoulders. Sleeves are then set mm armholes and trimming applied,

It will make up splendidly in crepe

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high lighted for general daytime oc- casions, whilc beige shade is noted in all the exclusive Paris afternoon frocks.

Canton crepe is well-liked and will adapt itself lovely to this charming model. It is smart in wine red or navy blue.

’ Myrtle green crepe Roma with matching sheer velvet bOWs is very unusual and decidedly wearable.

Black crepe Mizabeth is dignified selection for smart matron.

Royal blue silk crepe, tomato_.red

‘ crepe de chine. burgundy georgette

crepe, plum shade in crepe marccaln and golden brown tones in printed ‘silk crepe are fashionable, v

Pattern price l5 cents. Be sure to fill in size of pattern. Address Pat- tcm Department. The New Fall and Winter Fushion Magazine is l5 cents, but only l0 cents when or- dered with a pattern.

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ALBANY NEWS

Jrhe fllnBTB-l o! the late m. Joseph Noohan of Albany. took place Sat- urday morninglfrom his late resid- lencc to Seven Mile Bay church. whol-lathe mass o! Requiem was cel- ebrated by thfpaswr R-ev. Wm. Monlrghau, after which his remains were laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery. The deceased was eighty four-years of age. was ill only three w'eeks and his death came as a chock to all. r-le was a/devout member of

the Roman Catholic Church, ever (Elohim and loyal to its interests. »i-le“_'wm well and favourably known throughout the province. A staunch Conservative, Mr. Noonan took an active part in politics. Sincere sym- plithy is extended to the bereaved relatives in their sudden sorrow.

Mia‘: M amt Affleck was a vis- itor to Bedoque on Friday.

Miss Margaret McCal-ville is spend- iugga few days in Albany. the guest of her sister Mrs. Wm. Trainer.

' _ ‘Cameron was a recent Centrcville, Bedeque.

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“Mr D can Carmich l‘_wae a vis- tcr to Summcreidvrllday.

The September‘ meeting of the Jubilee Inatitutc met at the home of Thomas E. Noonan. The meet-

» flaw v 1 2g) ozpcd _by siugipg ‘the ode 119d land re tlpmthe creed. Roll

call was answgrcd by “use: of ap- plc|."_ Eight members and one visit- Mhwm present. The alumni. com-

mittee: gave“ their reports. and new flm‘ , lllvfifigged. Bcbgol Com- "Q. lblffilgmge Jo‘ _ and

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\ KING Cole Orange Pekoc Tea costs more by the pound, but less by the-cup.

It is blended entirely from “small leaves." These are the tender young shoots and bud leaves of the tea plant. They are cured with slow care with the result that they have the moat eep and yield the richest “liquor" in the tca pot.

This rich liquor means less tea to the cup-more cups to the pgund-lcss money for the mole delicious flavor of a truly superior tea.

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Household Hints

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Whitewash

To make a good whitewash, till a bucket hail‘ iull c: llmc and cover it with water to depth of about 2 inches: Let it rltaisrl 24 hours to slack or until the consistency o! paste. Dip out desired portion and thin with water to required consistency. A tea- spoonfui cf blulng to u half bucket o! whitewash will make it clear and white, and a hall pllll. oi salt aids in sticking.

Fruit Stains ,

To remove fruit stains from the hands, moisten corn meal with vine- gar and apply t0 the stains. Or, grease the hands with lard and then wash with soap and water.

Cut Flowers

Cut flowers will last much longer if two or three tiny pieces of white soap are added to the water" in which they are placed. Programme Committee. Mrs. Barrett and Mrs. Buchannan. Entertaining Committee, Mrs. A. Noonan, Mrs. Johnson and Miss Margaret Affleck. R/eport of convention of the Asso- ciated Boards of Trade was read. A reading by Mrs. Thcs. E. Nconan en- titled borrowing a match; a paper was also read on school lunches by the president. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Andrew Noonan. Roll call to be answered with conundrums. A vote o! thanks was tendered to the hostess. The meeting adjourned with the singing of the National Anthem.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Cameron, Stun- chcl, were visitors to Albany Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Francis.

Mrs. Hcber Schurman, Mrs. Claude Hcwatt and Mr. Ernest Arnett. were visitors to Charlottetown on Satur- day.

Mr. and Mrs. rfwéh Olmoron, Mu- ters Keith and Waldron Cameron. were visitors to Victoria Saturday waning.

A large number of people from this vicinity attended the m; sale at the Block imn in Bedeque on Friday.

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Miaa Ruby Bums was u. visitor to Chelton on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Mac!» have returnad miter spending an en- joyable holiday with relatme in N. i‘ _ Wanda Gumball. Borden. in

e few days pleasantly in Albany. ‘limlrellettnodgeraouendidnhoy 9W9“! We vlliton to Albany on

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Sunday. » m. Raoul I-Ilmmil, _lggglgpyn, was c recent visitor to Albany. "

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Dear Dorothy Dix—We have Mother’! and hther‘: pcy. Why don't wc have a‘ Brother's and Sister's Dayfalao? Don't you think some thought shmli be given to the mny brotbereaud aietcre who go along imeclnshly sacrificing themselves for their families? L. H. W.

Answer:

We are getting so many days when we are called upon to celebrate the virtues c: this person or that person, or to remember some particular cause, that we will soon have to put unonnox on the year to get them all in, but if anybody wants to set lport IBY particular Saturday or Sundl7 or Monday or ‘hie:- day or Wednesday or Thursday or Iridny for ‘the public glorification of brothers and sisters 1 um with them. and ready to march at the head of the pro- ceasionland tote the banner. -\

\vho lay their own dreams and hopes and ambitions as s. sacrifice on the fraternal altar and who literally give their live: w their sisters and brothers.

I know many suuch. I know old bachelors who, through the death or the incompetence o! their fathers, h! d the burden of their whol efamily’: sppport laid upon their shoulders when they were nothing but little boys. They had to leave school and go to work in order that the younger children might be clothed and fed. and for years and years they oc-ilcd, giving to their brctheretnd sisters the education and the advantages that they never had.

'I‘he money they made went to others. They could never spend it upon the pleasures and indulgencee of Ytuth. They had to put all thought of love and marriage away from. them, all thought of having their own hom¢3 and wives and children of their own. They had to even forgo the cell of ambition when opportunity knocked at their doors because the boys had to be put through college and the girls given their chances in society.

And so the time of romance and" of doing thing»: went by, and they set- tled down into bcingjuat “Brother John" and "Uncle Jack", who could always be relied upon to help the other: out of trouble imd whom nobody ever suspected of ever having a blighted romance folded rway in lavender, or of having had an aspiration of his own. '

And I know 0o many old maids who were once youig and pretty girls and who might have been happy wives and moths-s. or prosperous business or professional women, but who gave up every prospect lust to be ulster. Mother died, perhaps, and they took her place, cooking, washing, sewing. cleaning, scrubbing for the little brothers and sisters. Lovn came their way, but they amid not leave the helpless children to laud for themselves.

0r perhaps there was grim poverty in the home and they went to work early. Years and years of teaching, of standing behind a counter, of pound- ing a typewriter, of running a machine went into hungry little stomachs, or on ragged little backs. or to buying Iincry for pretty llttic sisters to dance in at balls in which older sister wI-Incvcr inviind,

No chance to save any money with the family demands on her pocket- book. No chance for rest, for change. for any personal indulgence; when Johnny and Susie and Carrio and Jim needed clothes and dentist bills and special lessons to develop some talent that would give thorn n show in the world.

The gratitude of the allure and brotherl to thou other sisters and bro- thers who have sacrificed so much for them should be greater even than that they feel toward their parents, for the percnte’ obligation to their children is a duty, where-cs what the brothm and claim-l give is e tree-will offering, but. strangely enough, the recipient: of this uncllled for bounty seldom ap- preciate it. '

In many a household u» $14 becbelor BIOfAiUF or the our maid siater who has given hi: or her ell to the making of ‘that home, and on whose ehouldcrs the prosperous sister or brothor has ciimbcd to success, i; an un- welcome guest and tho hmily feel that they are martyrs because they have m put up with the idiosyncrasies of the family martyr.

So I am with you, Mr. L. H. W., in laying my tribuv at the feet of the self-sacrificing brothere and sisters. They ire the whillbi of the saints of God. DOROTHY DIX.

Deer Miss Dix-I love a girl dearly, who, fillTlli-‘i vcry kind, u very homely and untidy in her personal appearance. Do you think because of my love I will be able in overlook there shortcomuis, or after a while will I become ashamed of her?

Answer: I consider e. llaven a very poor uictrimonial but and lwould certainly be afraid in risk it if I were a nun.

Consider that you will have to look at the woman that you marry S65 my; a year for eh indefinite number of yeeraand you will reclize that it i! of prime importance that lhl b0 filly 0h $110 O10. Naturally every women can't be I. Lilllaumimll audit would be unreasonable for c man to expect wocquinalivlfll nieturerorninveivawnnbutovnryvumm cnnbe nut and tidy and a planing object of obmveticn.

flrhm is something particularly duguating in a sloppy woman. not only beceulenneueblcccnmurmbutbeceuleitlkcwntbltnheillcwmcm innttcmekomeflcrtoobeebiectivo. llcveovmedlnywomcuwlllkcw "ggutykiimiieenuliauythingwlilklllevoquiahrmnnthetldcntknow m: 1H0.

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BEAUTY QUESTIONS ANSWERED Manage for Knotty Calvce .. Deer Rise Iberia-fl) What is good for e. knotty bunch of muocle at the - cell’? (2) I; it harmful to go about in

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plenty of ircsli air and outdoor exer- cise. What colors are becoming to me?

Answer: i1) Knotting oi the mus- cles is caused by constriction from

and use it conltantiy, not only for its great muveniencc. economy and dc- dnbility. but beuuse it really gives tter oockinf is than even the best of botted milk. tlon is

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Delectable Meals from My Emergency" Shelf

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whenever I have need. l never touch _ _ ' gbiaatmtext icrem prompflucemég Cdmdlron Shrimp Wiggle- ace» l refillcd . shut arc an: aeuv vege- u”i,‘,‘,’°*;;,"‘?"“¥- 2“ m“ 5°" l‘ tables. olives and relishes and a a1 Jaw é ‘Y I HEW". milk; conccrveucbrimpuldtuna- for,‘ mm 1 ensuing or salad. aometunce nut: or a? i“ “up: of“ but 9'” “Pd ma“ t“ u?’ 9mm” “bk ‘l! sonlnge and Carnation med ‘:1: "dd!" that umxmctcdly‘ water. Drain the ‘ ' ' the m‘. “r r‘ or.“ ‘l.’ “wt u“ ‘w MFiEH-r. a a row o rm on a w oi nothing that iaaoinvalucblc in (alnirled peae. in thin * making of all aorta of “company” oughly heated nerve on tout ma. ; As lo agéhy Caruajtipn eup- garnish with parsley or olivec or _ , y generous -, , - or any . -~--——~ —»-—- mgrge .1 ke - . and brawn. I am n blonds. Will 1 ioczxirlxgu ifinlaallgmfifiltlm camalwn gag". chum“, 1(2):); 1111212); iiflbecome much tanned; from mnleitgepxlgy shfelll $4 lb. chipped beef, 2 tbsp. bum: I! '1 l’ flfllf- b "B W” l" concoctepudduigcrcvenaexvewatlles 2% tbcpliqur, pc for, nap. all, X c“ I t" "A "m m“ "P . “1‘§'.‘.‘$°"c.“’“‘°“..m‘i‘iiil“€§°°£.";é éducifiéfih .42 mart‘:

water. let stand 10 minute; than drain Make g white laucc of the butter. flour, seasoning: and don ed with K cup water. Add the chipped bee! and serve on toast point: or with mashed or baked potatoes.

exercise. The knots can be worked

out by massage and hot applications. One must distinguish between this knotting and. mere uverdevelopment of the calvci: knotting may occur on thin legs. ‘Nring out a Turkish towel in hot water and wrap it around your legs. Have ready some warmed olive oil and when the towel has _ begun to cool remove it and mar- ._. aa-ge the cayes from the knees down

with the oil. ~ Massage each leg for about five minutes, then wipe oi‘! the oil. Neat sit in a tub of hot water for rive minutes, or im- meme the legs in a deep pail oi’ hot wata for that length of time; Dry the akin and rub with ice, or if that is not available. bathe in cold water, dry and rub in a little more oi the oil. Wipe of! the exccascil after n low minutes. Do thie every day. (2) Do not expose your skin so much as . to cause Painful ‘burning, Mild tan- ' hing u 800d f0‘; the health, but very 1199i) 511111113 1-5 not 800d for the skin. sun-tan skins were all the rage, this summer and, c: course, the‘ sun-tan - mlkfl-llb in bronze shades was H661‘! on bloudes. <3) 1: your akin is tanned you may wear the popular sun-tan shades the citrus fruit shades, bright and medium “blue; ma blue-greem, tcrrazoitn. dull brick, rust, brownish reds, peach, cream, dull orchid, brown, black and the oi!- whiw. LOIS mama.

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Answer: :1; Try an ivory Ol‘ flesh shade of powder and light red rouge. Use cold cream as a powder- bm and choose a heavy, cold-cream type of Pfiwder. l‘)! You lrc about eight pounds above the average weight for your age and height I would not advise you to attezupl: any drutlc re- ducing program at your age, but plan

to. tlkc more rctlvc outdoor exercise, lke iii-Uni. Mimic or gall, that Will keep your iigurc trim. Swimming is one of the best nil-round exercises for you. Do not nibble between meals and. allow yourself only one helping oi “ouch dish. (3) Pastel pinks, blues, yellows, blumgreens and yellow-greens crebocomlng to your type. You mly also wear bright and medium blues, navy, almond green. turquoise blue, bronze, brownish reds. peach.

Who If-rlyo 01'! of the ltrelght and narrow path i: bed at heart, nor irmately lmmilrll» Bvmctllncs l young girl u only week. Bhe trultr. too much and loves mo much and she repente her alnin bitlcrrieie and borrow. Give this type of woman a chance to reform and ehc makes the moat raithful wife in the would. She has had her leuon and profited by it _.._._._.