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has selected “cer- rs" to enfor- for

A. wine. presto Bri , Color Council. which is designed t0 promote the tasteful use of color in industry and commerce. e the armouncement. ““ ., d say- ing that Her Majesty has select- ed and appropriately named the colors and that they will be issued under her Royal authority. l cau- not at the moment give ou de- tails.” he said. “I can. owever say that. they are based on certain of the Eldlwardian and other color schmles shown at the council's n-

fxont (K II ccming timid of fill

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tries flair at‘ Olympia on Tuesday when a nest of traxys on a high shelf tumbled the around Just in fmnt of he. The clash and clatter failed to upset the Queen Mother's composure and she proceeded with her inspection after the trays had been removed. O O I

The inevitable shortoce 0! roy- alty duri the Landon season. due to th royal visit t0 Canada. and the United States in May and is holding ths

1BR it imnzmible engagements at which ence is eagerly soilsht. are sug-

gesting the some functions until aver in 1:110 ma‘; woul

P May cr early June are being off un/tll the return of the K and Queen from their visit at the end of June. ‘

O U of Halifamis to home Bishop's Lodge, through ill-

118$.

The congratulations of man frienzh were extended to Hon. B. W. LePage M. L. A.. on the oc- casion of his 68rd birthday lest Sunday.

Mrs. Noel DeBlols entertained Monday evening at a much enjoy- ed mixed bridge at her lovelyhoms on Water Street.‘ .

ma. H. R. Hillson was boetus at an the: of her delightful three tables bridge parties at hm- home The Birches on .1 prsday evening

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Mrs. J. Sydney Roe entertained It tee at her rsidence, Z6 Sec- ond avenue. Ottawa. last week in hrnor of Mrs. B. W. Sherwood of Charlottetown‘.

Mirs. Cecil Stewart entemined at the Queen Hotel last Monday r; a mart afternoon bridge with

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fiitional friends invitod in for the

Min Virginia Hdrrinlton Balifcxlcftlastweekonstwo months trip tn Western Cadet when she will visit her sisters Mrs. Colin H. Comllbeil. RM. 0s- borno Barracks. KW: Mrs. J. F. Berry. Prince . Sadr. and Elsa Middle o! Eli-Isl!!!- Alto.

Miss Maud cordially welcomed during bu’ - Lt with her sister. Ml! Carrie His-

am 2nd cousin. Miss Essen’. Kent

R. B. surrey. lmgland. Mr. Bmnett was for manv years honorary president of the society. ' . _

Miss Anne Hunter who is all-l- ing early 1n March on an extended visit to relatives in Scotland was hasten last evening at a delight- ful mixed dinner party at the Canadian National Hotel taking her guests later to ‘the th

outre. The latest whim of Jewelers in Birmingham, Bnmland the Mu- temal Rim. u. rind for me midzillle

finder. ‘rho trio of rings wo d syvncblize three most important

Jewelsfor iresforrirlsandboth I80

llissDcr-oohykirwinis one vislttoMontrealz.

‘lhshosfms fol-the ‘rhursdny nbrldwoclub took

attending the Canadian Grenadier Guarch bell in Montreal last week. Mn. Mal-r was white craps made on Rrccisn lines and studded with rhinestones with which she wore a rhinestone flap.‘

Mrs. H. S. Henderszn invited

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Glovu Md s few of olive oil to the wnbr in dbl-mole gloves

are being , and keep them soft and pliable.

Huh appease on granulated supr.

" “H” simple remedy which often foot ye

thsSink

andtblswillkocpitfreeof and disagreeable odors.

eluding a. tea on ‘Ihursdny by Mrs. J. Prank Arnetz dinner party earlier in the by Mrs. B.

Arrivals from Paris thusiastic about the dross. the long bob ti with a Cadogan bow, with the era of Louis XIV Iouis XV. Pnrlsiln modifies have gonosofsrastparrnngev or ribbon attached to tho hot lo tie around the hair in uhion. with so many of our younger set continuing to [wear the long bow, this fashion seems an excel- lent solution, in that it will look new tied at back and certainly much more groomed without loa-

' ing any of its youthful appeal.

The bonnet and other off-face silhouettm which look now to be among the outstanding leaders for spring. are excellent worn

this type of colffure since the Ca- dogan bow which ties the hair comes below the hat. brim. and thr- curls may be worn over the forehead to soften the front line.

MODERN HERB GARDEN SPECIALIZES IN VITAMINS

friends to the Canadian National Hotel on Monday for a delightful

1h case you do not know what tho “cherub out" is. it is the oor- t rcct technical expression for Prin- cess Alexandra's new coiffure. This attractive uni-ll person has now uuivad at the iflgni of visiting a hairdrainz salon in London a. bout once in every six weeks with her nurse Her. mecial treatment pals 801d hair trim- med and fluffed us: into the little. ‘curls thug main her coélfué-eofas Ibe- oming way Is a er mother. the Plwltsss of Kent. Miss Inura H had an at. traotlvs luncheon- dgs last s“- grclgiv at the Cmadlan National O

bell

. rd Island, and Mrs. Campbell, have been guests at the Chateau Laurier Ottuwafor afow days. Mr. Campbell has now return- I edfohis home, Mrs. Campbell re-

mining tospendaliort knewith herslstar. Mans. BlairCiemow avenue. ‘ Mrs. C. A. Dunning sn- oertained today at. luncheon in‘ the Parliamentary Restaurant. Covers

being laid fo thirty spring flow- ers ldomlna e tab e. The lunch- eon was liven in honor of Mrs.

Thane Campbell. wife of the Prem- ier of Prince Edward Islnnd. and also Mrs. Non-mm MoLlrty, wlfoof tho new Postmaster General. and Mrs. J. A. MacKinnon whose hus- band has recently been appointed Minister without portfolio. Mrs.

Creslmm MacArthur was hostess 4t. a luncheon in the Per-P lry restaurant in honor of “lhme . Covers

d for twelve and the tabla eta-actively centrbd with spring flowers in tones of deep bluc and Dtlelnink

O I O O Mrs. Harold L. Piokard enter- tained at a. very attractive bridge for her friends at her homo on Thursday evening.

was hos-

llbles of bridge ‘Ihursday evening

st her home.‘ 106 ‘Edward Street. C l

‘ The illness of Paul Cudmore.

young son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry . regretted by th ir J

of . .

film. Iapointe. Mr . R. M. 1M in lfll R017!

Olin‘ lion, N Q mvisitin

. 8., relat ven in Montreal. $.11- frien n to know that Wong

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Ornamental herb ardens, for which a. fashion has eveloped in the last few years, are being rep- idly evolved into decorative vege- table plots, in which are grown the crops most required to furnish the family with its necessary vita- m

ins.

Since the herb garden of colon- ial ttimes was largely concerned with the production of medicinal plants whose vii-tum are no long- er es earned, the vi n garden may be considered a logical de- velopment, filling the same Rim‘- pose in the modern mods of c. The practical purposes of such l. garden do not require that it, be decorative; but pleasure in it be-- comes much greater, if it fits into the integral scheme of landscaping.

Usually this is best plish 0d by enclosing with a fence an area which is well drained and

‘ has several hours of sunshine each

day; which may be of any size from i0 feet square and up. A prepared, sup- plied with abundant plant ‘food, and cared for, will produce more food than a 18MB UPI“. 110l- l0 well tended. It will also be m0" attractive. take less work on the whole, and produce vegetables of

finer quality.

The small garden will be st- tractive if laid out in beds with paths between them sufficiently wids to permit easy walking. There is a‘ great variety of arrangements and m making these beds to be certain of an ornamental factor provide room for an edging of loweringe annuals.

A circ may be used as the central feature as is often done in gardens. file beds may be laid out in squares or rectanllfll- The vegetables may be rown in a border around a contra rectangle with a. walk about the central blot. They mly be cross paths or a central axis with two cross baths. ‘

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Dorotliy Dix’; Letter Box

Uoift Rush Into Marriage, Esnwifllb! if. the Boy Friend DoesNot Have a Job That.

Will Make You Respect Him —

figs“! we itwfiinilik 2%. °° barren ‘behind u

hisicsistnnco lifelyiugwlslollld en Ittskeea

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f character to resist woman °n§%§Hhfncmn£.nfiw m‘ ch til-tans n ‘rectum hsr little mm for him.

Bosl “.t’.'..'“l“:m.°°°‘.§'.hél.”d‘i‘ .f.‘m-.n’£"¢‘€-§? dmgiltguliown a mama's backbone. anyway. and mskes him 0Il&.

gacggrerythey didn't have the courage to resist their tears.

t is this coward’; trick that you are g on vcur filme-

tnirtme". l‘ l’.‘..“;.k.““‘°‘”"‘h. .. wnemgictttsefiw...

up w fight the battle he is Wang-m... Yin-s»

he refuses to marry a 1e to establish s. home and mm‘! be a lot easier to take

-rea t. I would m: what yfiu wémseiffltat h head than it is to make you wait. gut, believe me, nd of man is worth waiting for . ‘more is no more contomptiblc thing that a merry when ho has no means of providing either let her support him or e become a. u parents. You cannot think of s man with a shred of

it self-reswt or nlanhood n y pusha y

If YOU

that

doingbasuch a uhma. tries into marrying her fore he in s does him as deadly a wmng as malice itself oonl inven .

‘There ue oertoin fundamentals in marriage that cannot be chlnlsd without wrecking it. Ono of these is that the mm must be the bread- winner. When this is reversed and the ‘wife has to support the hus- band it u ets the domestic e uflibrinm. No matter how generously the wife gives. it hurts his pride o be dependent on her. It slays him i0 know that. the gray mare is the better horse. and it breaks down his morale to know what others think of him. You never sec a man wboee love long survives his having to ask his wife for cigarette money.

Nor can my woman respect the husband who sits at homo and twld~ dles his thumbs or loafs around barmoms while she money to suaport him. when a woman commences coking

husband ins ad of up to him Cupid packs up his arrows and scrum.

you. little -bsby. and all other girls ove is en to m 0n. to quit weeping for wedding rin to premature m some-

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rrlages Wait until tbs: 1.3"; friend atya good‘ amid iob and

lthlng in the savings bank and can marry You with self-respect as well as ova.

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Dear Miss Dix—I have been married four m; and have a llttIo boy ‘Husband, evoiedy but lately I cm lgg-tfi of im or something. and

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e n. woman could or. h s. ves me everything: he can afford. Hamel ma with the house- and worahips the sbynand mo. When I ge ha never argues with I feel like tell g him that s good s is what I need and would do me good. I am certainly not in love w th gny om eige and I wish that I could love him as I did once. for we are both miss abl Is there any remedy for me? O

S.

Perl“!!! you have diagnosed your one your lf d the goodspcnk- ing that you suggest wo d cure what ails you. fnhave seen many a woman who was acting .lke a cantankerous child who only needed to be turned across her husbands knee and have the hair brush applied where ‘lit “do iheflrgéwst good to turn her into a good wife and mother and Evidently you are one of the women who have reverted to the cave- Wflmln WW- you need is a two-listed to who will yank you around by the hair of your head and ve you a 520d thrashing now and then to keep you pepped u sndenci d b won ring what he is aim w - kindly gen 1e. 1o . uni e man who lets you wk

lmand make him wipe the esboresyoutotears nudge on your nerves. bes thing

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The t you can doundsrth circumstances totakc lo trip off some here. Maybe if you get gwsy from your i: ‘ fi how a. lot of other men trout their wives you will routine what, p, mum-g

have. Deer Miss Dix-How can clever, learned man of unusua sfiflnml... , prolongi a sgegech, going into etail on unim Son llz conversation and repeat-rig to up}, “my re: y know about is causing him to lone his st the ad of or- Bmln ions and making people shun bin: more and mo: .

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Today's Short Wave

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DIAGNOSIS 0.8. ANYWAY

"I don't like our heart action,“ said the f. f doom to the young mm. "But. of course, youye

admins trouble with angina

finrsmmsnhw her name quite right." ‘Q2312. mini-or approached“ w the s:- uli Wilt-mi. thflomdmt. "gu m‘; u» some chief " ' do anytime .ml g"&.“’$i.w}%r- o unselfish cm

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SATURDAY- FEBRUARY l5 NEW YORK

2:15 pan. —Metro_pollteu i .70 meg. BOSTON

ins-Elements of Avia- , 25.4 m. 11.70 meg. a- 1081i 5:00 pJm-"Whntlfi-loe Amor- icl.” U. S. Dc t of mter- ggrnwomm. 25.: m., 11.88

no msvpsrcsr n ' ‘was; fiffin. "i=3 Baum .

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have her monogram appen- on her

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moderate ' oven. allowing hot or-

10 min w; lo . mm from the host and 0:38am butgi: fioteed orange rind and orange

SOP!‘ GINGER. COOKIES:

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How Can I ‘I '1 (By ANNI Asaum

_ as when new? A. Iron the build by Dlscinl it face down on several thicknesses of ‘Inrkish towellng. runninl the iron over the back of the braid. Q. now w I remove dust. and food from gas burners? turn them up-

g gently.

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fresh for a longer time? A. Try

or!” "1 m Modern Etiquette m noun-rs LII:

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Q. How ceremony reception is hold

fo wing the core-

QAnnbeu-ry gifimhrgs or

ll» A. sherry luau m small, and

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a cards? t A.Yca,ifchewis‘i1a|todo|o. Truuiolm Your Rooms <With

Cascade P * wing:

snub. Vlhncel no to nui- l-Iandsomrcascnde dnpariu u give a dou la-wlndcw effect. How gracefully hey taper io the floor And no lirikin in this smart two color comblnat on. You m: easily Choon a rayon teen in. brown and and lu use s o lungingu, inboie of gold and tie the two win- dow! wmuu with a little fdtoon of brown. ' - The smart little iaboie you out on n nlmt Ind pleat u the dlagmn Lhowl. wlocéifhakaidocudra I will digit? ~-'~ ma.‘ n .':.'.'t».":.'.'..‘a'.. w“: 1TH}: 1:1 I! m want it to b6 who ‘ elil in can W.J%flh.hh.

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‘nous: or mrrnllsl Rave you found work that youun Is there I hurt that love: you Is then a spot somewhere olllod home

or be loft on a wall §§rrhsrrml“ fluous. 1 m“ O

will?

. 899M soul may not? A friendly tree? A _ __ A dog that loves CAUSED BY -‘ ONTRACTEI) m;

when 1 was a m; ‘ muted by cramp, manta‘. doctor. So I “plucked up my, - ' “d "k "It Profoun-

s No. i om contains 1 1-: cups: obey 1r m» could m. a can holds a 1-2 cups: No. s vlpt Qf it. can alds 4 cu a Ab! WM his reply. “Yo qum ity sire. No. l0 can holds 8 Ill $116"- We don't know." . cups. But we do know 50mm.“

..._.... about whet. brings it , Mercurochmmo stains on wood- slstl in violent and 05.11.13 8:1‘ off with a damp

‘l. m m" traction of n. muscle, or a n”, later

of muscles, and usually com, must be washed orcstm the when you are exercising m ” may need a small piece nf can have not useed for some gm ‘ paper to remove the stain.

ou his in conjunction 1th ; i wntir. why it ls livliely i331‘; The United states patent office has restricted time use of th term

pen when you're swimming, , e m" = t atmme to members of the

Alidiflllgh We still don‘; E3“; exactly W138i changes ooqm- 1n u. _ who pm: cs before it. *- .

’ A new buttons n. lldyk

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m! dmtbt.‘ that cramp a m m“, t“ lounging pajamas.‘ bathing Jacket, or coat. has a screw cap and I

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wlm .“Z‘Z..i§1".‘.‘....‘?’ “Mm” recess for carrying solid perfume. li other colmetics.

And. luckily. you can take riml 1g rouge. and v e top is molded by a now moons:

to outwit it. When possible, a

nnnnmmerumr which give a distinct and attruti iva appearance.

tired tgyi your won," m ~. .- umb 17min: m‘ Boa constrictor: do not crush the bones of their victims. They

t temperatur. » ou will probably find till, m”. kill them merely by squeezing the breath out of than.

a little ingenuity, _. this tiresome compllilirliltcan m“ '

UANADILN PAVILION IIUIJIM INTEREST! QUEEN '

band's caress?

A store of health to meet lilo‘!

Oh. build your house of hop- pineal’

DOOR. song! yum-A UILMPSC

T0 PIOTIDT WALLS

When polishing brlllwork lt- tsched to wall surfaces. thars will rwutwwmul an open cu a. card to surround the obieot to be ed. Then the cloth will touch the cardboard an

not the wall surface.

in N k ‘l1 sh the gill‘)? Iiidflugtrie: '1'“: ..

elty spent. 10 minute: :

the Can: on section and cumin‘. x ed closely a model or the av n’ Bhe say where the will en er will . the King Iss g they visit iii New Yuri: rm during their vu to the Unlhd S tbs in June. l e queen was accompanied by.’

gm 8.11‘. ofioills and Vincent Mm ' Ivy, Canadian High Commission! . in the United Kingdom. at m. stand of a Granby, Que. rubber _

firm the Queen ordered a pair of g“ unugugl ghum to g, mam, rubber over-shoes after examining‘ styles era moat of; "h!

‘Ibo plsinsr l9 - .

m“ g At e Nswfoundl a exhibit y

‘mwtbivllhtvpa ofvuc is Harm! Wentedmvsl lita-

that it minced at the correct W: 0! l6 m1 19am" W ‘ i

1g 1 at c Dress lunch givl : even a umflwomfll all: m. b l3" 7 - l!" Em °i Dell’? i"! '