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The pleasantest things in the pleas- antost way.

To bring you the friends you will always need.

Friends who are true in word and deed? _

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t Happenings of the Week i

shg will undergo on operation appendicitis. from which lt is hoped she will make a quick recovery.

week to Judge and Mrs. Ci. 5. In- man. who left yesterday totske ‘up their permanent home in Summer- side. "

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Regretful farewells werfssid this

i Dorothy ‘Lotteries: t“

Her Ideal is‘ Unattainable’! - How to Elude c. Persistent Sweetheart -_-‘ Value’ ‘ of Athletics for Boys "

and shoulders above any other man ! have ever met. s! fell in love with

Shall a Girl Marry Her Second-Best Beau When‘

Deer Miss Dix-David stands in morals. intelligence sod character head A

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What the Faehgiolyligble Are- Wearing

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‘ _ A black sheer velvet is ‘always! correct for afternoons. dinner or

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With Every Pattern By Annebeile lilorthington

I'll-Will! 1111M" 0i skirt is schism through clever cut of circular M.‘ that is fitted well below the 1.191;... so as not to 13171161.! wilh slender. oees of silhouette.

him. but Dsvid didn't fall in love with gme. I haven't seen him for many mmths and by stem self-discipline I have forced my- self to stop thinking of him and have elected him from my life completely. Now cooiee Bob. s. dear boy who will malts some girl a wonderful husband. He is a < delightful companion; we have mew interests in pwe are always hiPW together and he wsnts me to marry him- I have been successful in the business world. and see more advances ahead. and. as I feel now single blesssdness would suit ole perfectly. but how will I‘ feel at the age of 3b~or bib-or 60? Is a platonic friendship a good basis for marriage? Do you recom- Poul’: sehoolroom on Thursday was mttld it hero? shall I many Bob. or tum every ell- - m“! Illmllflll 1M "P! V1401? blt- gibie man away iuat because he does not messure up to David's standard! lashed. . WWW-Timon. 5

You'll be, squared to ienm l,“ easily it utilises. liioply g l...“ piecJ ci skirt seamed at use IHFTH M w tWO-pieog bu“. that has cn closed gt my; "d shoulders. ind it t! ready to m, sleeves into armholsa. The yum, l, caught st nolirline and tack-q u, piece» fcliowQg perforations m. vidad for s . 1-.

This n lvs “dfqs u sum... iii 5110i "nil 188.11, m’. 40 and l; inches bust. ' _

Dull blaack silk ins... with m, shell snide silk GNP! contrast l, strikingly chic. and ever so wesrahlg

Hooked tweed ‘in Spanish m Miles self-trimmed dis sportlvs ‘r11 Blrvicceble. 3-. _

Crepe sat-in. canton crepe. my“ novelty crepe. primed wool chum covert cloth. and printed sheer vslvgl appropriate. '

Pattern price lb cents. 5s sure u fill to l!!! o! pattern. Niel-w p“, taro Department. Our Fashion Magazine i5 l5 will but y'all ma; cedar a pattern and J Jssshlsi Magazine together for 2B costs.

‘ It is plcising to hermany friends to know the; MrsTJ. O. Hyodmsn is convaleseing nicely from her recent illness.

to do _ ‘ _ _ _ ‘I'm things thstcourtcoy asks of A you’! _ _ v _ For courtesy is theoll. you know. That makes the wheels of the day's work go. I ‘Just try them on home folksilrst. For home folks are nearest and deer~ est and best. t ' And home love is sure to stand every test; _ So if you would know how to do and to say The pleasanfut things in the Bless- sntest wcy. Just try them on home folks first. U Q I The Queen has slrcsdy begun to -mske a Cihristsnas present for the . Duchess of York. it is a carved wal- _.. nut card-table. but the green balsa ' l‘. top has been taken out and instead inEPlNfi FINGERNAILS BEAU- be very inexpensive end Just as e1. there will be s convLs cover em- l“ TLFCL ., ma“; ,5 mo” which an more c,“ brcldercd with petit point in rod end ' _ Not every one Conley cmm w pen‘ pensive and elaborate in design. A blut- i > "ect features. luxuriant hair 0r nat- gqmplngy, 1m. 01 ngwgggry mmlcuyin; v wrlv hm‘- But there ls one’ malls includes two sulei files. an or- i‘, asset to beauty which it is the privi- gngewood 5mg, emery mama, mam. ‘. R86 B5 “'81! 115 the dill)‘ 0! WHY De!" cure scissors or nippers, e. buffer and ' l0 Cullllale W1 1W- 1= clean. small scrubbing brush, a small bottle {lovely flnsemells- With seed hcolllu of null polish snd e. tiny camel's hair proper care and careful manicurlng. brush for gpplylng the polish. The . m9 average‘ fingernail! w" b9 a5‘ right kind of emery boards have both

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Archdeacon Hulam. Principal of "'4 c‘ College. '- “ ‘ whose old home is in aorinrfisid. u Visiting in Toronto. the guest Mill's-Covert. Archciescon Hsslsm has some east in the interests of his college.

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A detail which contributes a new riots to frocks for young woman is the tailored bow. used as a trimminz. Sometimes several are p in clus- ters or perpendicular row . in the front or at one side of the bodice. The neck. too. is rocoivingsttentioo from the mediates. who are llllhg a little scarf tied in a precise bow, or s. iebot of the some goods as the dress. . _ _

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When in doubt. do nothing. is a good motto in love ss,weii as in husi-i ness. My own feeling is that men-lags is such a hasardous preposition all its chances of being a failure are so tremendously more than they us o. U- being s success. that no one should enter into it unless driven by s love so great and compelling that it makes him u’ ‘her feel that. life without the adored one would be cindera. ashes and dust.

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Miss Ishbcl MacDonald. daushber of Britain's Labor Prime Minister. had a surprise when she returned to Nuniber ls, Downing Street. London. her father's omcisl residence. after their American trip. The decorator has been at work everywhere in the historic home of Premiers. snd its usual atmosphere of rather gloomy dignity has been changed to one ‘of brightness and light. Pastel shades are everywhere. and carpets, cretennea A and cushions are of such cheery col- l Miss Jen-n Show. of Hsiifsx. spent ors that the old house is traosflgurad. thfl WNk-filld in the city. the guest

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Certainly at” Iwllaveoooocaslelltobsinshurry mtsksmgggtgl "P 7°" he" plenty of nine to wait and look about you s bit. and pqrhgpg m"! "M?!" Dlvld I/ho will be more rolpoheive the-n the other one.’ And ll°ll have time to wait until the wound in your heart hoe-ls ever. and until "m"? blllflthv lmlge of David until it becomes ss shadowy as the picture 2315.01!" hlli-lflflotten hero in a book that you read when you were a young

Miss Eileen fsesles ha-rarrived in Montreal after a meet deliilitful holi~ day travelling on the Continent. The Miss» Miller, daughters of w. and Mrs. W. A. Miller, who took the ‘tour with Miss lbllll. are Nhlairiing in Imglsnd for some time. as they are smndislg the Arts and Croft-s lchool in London.

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‘Md l" m9. W! Wu thll for ‘your comfort: You will not always mourn. Del/Id M the bottom of perfection of mankind. Our ideals change with W! INWth- They alter from year to year.» The qualities that thrilled us when we were 30 leave ill 001d at 30. The gestures, t1); w“; m“ w; l-hWlht so romaotiv and fascinating when we were schoolgirls we find gro- lllq" "h"! V" l" Iwhilticated women. 5o. if you should meet your devil-l In live veers‘ time the chances are that you would find him u unploce

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i-Th?" 15 "mmlll "hi"! 5mm!” B. coarse side ls used first to smooth the Name

immw 5-‘ bemfi "fined. dimly "Mi edge of the nails and the reverse side y&\lll'.\DCd more quickly than l!- llll!‘ °t is used to give s. still finer finish. ’ well kept hands with perfectly on, 01 m, gtgel files shOllld be coarse filmmed fillgemfllls- Th‘! °l>P°sltel snd long end the other finer and‘

to this is equally true iii-kept, grimy mom‘ ' a- m, mum l, ‘mean... _hw_ Miss MacDonald's own bedroom has of the RAY. U. N. 1116101. 8107B. 2W“: 1.2.6“ “f, ' m; bolyeogned Thou“ "filmy may wmpmm than been entirely redecorated in blue at the ‘Hinit! Ohm-ch Parsonage. “d "wl-YY- l!!! Y0" Wflilldlft feel called IIPOII to bum even ‘c/singlc stick j _ W _ Y . Y _8_ v housework. driving her cor. working w; 514g, aver to be present "f "MB" “hi! foet- v ' " ‘ l - wiffured 811d bsieweled. surely it 1n the “ram m- pemgp; pounding. . . _ t h “Lyell!!! ti u“ . J I

K1100”?! W"? lwmm '0 81W h”; on s typewriter in an office keeps ller l er B a “mp in on T“ L ‘ . n‘ .

nous and hands definite attention “an, m a “Mme cundmon she Wm’. Mrs. Stewart. wife of the Hon. J. ‘D. »‘ __' , 5° ll" Ymllw" “m! l0 Ill! 0V0!‘ Dlvid before you get married. for if wmgulflrm" and that by carefully “Iii-w oufistewart. entertained very dsiightful- Miss Msrgsrst Hagen is the guest you many while you are still doing your little hero worship stunt, you will v Th: Pm". Mime.“ m‘ _ _ iy lest Tuesday sfterfloorl at four of her aunts. fill Misses Hunt of flum- make marriage a failure both for yourself end the unfortunate man you t A good, manxcurtfmu avgek m. tables or Bridge. in honor of we. merside. » mm’!- For you will always be pining for the unattainable. and drawing l. ma‘ u necessary, Wm keep on“ a. N. Taylor, of Nestmeunt. PQ. CONTINUED 0N PAGE O lovidiouslcompsrlaoas between your husband U111 thevlittle tifflod of your ‘ ' ‘ and that is not soothing to the vanity of even the ‘ ‘ of

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trated completes its snialtoess with touch ol-feolillnlrl’ ins bit of ecru Alencon lace, st oacklusc, edge of sleeves and in cascading labor. frtll placed at left Iliil to crests length to figure. The sleeves are fltfcdwith darts below the elbows w give arm desired slim appearance.

The hips are extremely flat. The!

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l Soak wine prunes for 2i hum-p, 1|‘ . cup prunes, cut very small lg cupjul ._when cull. 1's Mme wcter. 3 table» . spoons slusr. inlcs of Worsnge. v.1

I jelgpoon of clnnsmon or mix clnns-f i t-Irlbh. cloves and nutmeg-a pingh of.

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‘daughter. Miss Florence Richardson. sre sgsin in Vancouver sftor s. visit

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" c i ~ - = The serious illness of Bishop 0'- gbcsry, in the Royal Victoria Hos-i ipltol. Montreal. will be generally rel .grctted throughout the Province. I l C 1 . I . Mrs. George. Richardson and her

The many friends of Miss Kath“- iine Hyndmsn. ‘interesting yours! iidsughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. illyndmsn, will be picssed to know (z) T“ glut, ithot she is ccnvslesclng nicely after é: the!‘ recent operation for appendicitis.

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' il l the foilowinB dircctionsensge mm” h“ "m," “m w“ "my c“ be made a’ 8 lfrom the slsve link bracelet of i” h“ bewty‘ n rhinestones and baguettes for even- Ju“ “w ing. deeming its subdued end open de- Nm, fm me steps in the weekly? sign more suitable for wear with the mgnlpure: First lather the nnaer- ‘ formal afternoon gown. For evening» tips in warm wcter and custlle soapy. she chooses c. bracelet 0f holder cf- mslng them soak for a. few minutes.‘ feet. often the flexible type made up‘.

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veloping on inferiority complgg bg- clued of halitosts These make me .~very

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and large hips. self-conscious

‘Muddy t mutual-mm there is no rival a mas

hsve in his wifessfleotiorls thot b so deadly es so men. rbr his imsee crows brighter es time goes by. and she clothes him in every imaginable perfection and‘ charm. and. no matter how Nod end kind her husband is. oor how he strives to make her happy. his efforts are in vain because ho always falls short of what. she thinks her dream men would have done, and the» ecstatic bliss she would have had with him. ' » - ‘

Of course. "few women do marry their ideals because there ain't no lush

I You!!! girl csn oooiure up when her fancy gets in good working order. lllost do marry Just oloinsry. kind. seed human beings likdlob,‘ end-they

live together in reasonable pence and happiness. lull ltvalways seeing sort of hard on the Bobs. and not giving them e. square deal for them to be married

old maids. and who would always sort of look down on them bsosuse they weren't Davids. ~

Don't do this. Uivcloh a show for his white alley. Don't make him

fesryolswiiiregratnet delogaowhsnyoueresboéwccdo. ‘Age hes noth- 1B8

who wish tellesveo they had-stayed single. .

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an animal as the combination ss-iut and hero and poet and perfect lover that

as mbltlehiffs by girls who tool: them merely because they didn't wont to-bc

run a bad second to David. 1nd don't marry lust to be a-marrying one! for

to do with u. ‘There are plenty of married women eras and so-sns so

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He ‘had lust hung out no shingle. Thst morning a strangel- sum-ed. m; doctor asked to be excused as hg m“. ried toths phone.

‘Ihkiug down the receiver, 1;; up}, “Y8. this is Dr. Whoollt. ‘Ice. I will be ready for you at two-top m; m". noon. but vlesse be pmroptfer 1 em "l? bulb. Two hundred collars? Yes. that was the estimate I gave you."

hanging up the receiver. he turned to the stranger and rubbing his hoods asked: "New. sir. what can l do for you," _

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withybeoswax. to prevent the feathers or pine needles from working through the covers.

Laundering Embroidery

Place in cold wales‘. billed but not mo. and than ldd ‘the Juice cf s mocc- Ioil for about hs-lfso hour. rinseioooidwetaraodnssglntlu w“ m m m. . . .

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To make chocolate enamels. use 1 we each of Ireteo chocolate. susu. lnulr ms molasses. and m-luml! vi butt/er about the Ilse 6f In viii. Boil until the mixture drops slowly. the! pour into s buttered dish sod cut int!

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sod all the pleasure that she can.

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Use s little lemon iuice and pow- ‘ dared pumice stone to remove stub< ‘bcm strains. Rinse well in tepid i water and dry the hands carefully. < Wrap u bit of clean absorbent cotton

around the end of the orengewood . stick, dip it in olive oil or o cuticle ~creom and_ gently push beck the

of wide octagonal medallions in s formalised lscl/ pattern. slternstsd with smaller connecting links cf chin» istone flour de lys. the favorite Preach l motif. M mu bracelet design is copied from those worn by Marie An- toinette. it is loved for that reason as well as for its own beauty. ‘Then l there is the cuff type of bracelet. with

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i l ‘You. too. can have long. soft. j lbundsnt hair. it's simply a ~ l» matter of using this easy method; ed by hair-specialists; en- . i dorscd by stars of stage and i screen; used by millions who , haven't time for the more laborious titoiqnents. Tonight when you arrange your l ‘rhsir, just put a little Donderine on our brush. Then as you draw the ristles through your heir, see how he sc-slp is toned and soothed. See ow the hair becomes softer. easier to-manage: how its natural color is brought out; hnw it takes on new brilliance and lustre! Danderine dissolves the crust of aridrufll helps stop falling hair‘; l Beep’! han- oad scalp healthy; en- l hinges the growth of long, silky, ‘lbulllant hair. Five million bottles ~ Income vear. That proves Deodor- " dnnr- Ottectivenessl

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cuticle from tho base of the nails.

Drv the hands and file and nails tunnel sections paved closely lo l“ ' Neva,‘ artistic morlernistic design in rhine- el stones and baguette chrystals with or

cut the nulls. Use the coarse sid i without emeralds and amethyst: for

of the emery board sfuar filing with) the steel ille. Smooth the edges with‘ °°1°' “m?” . ‘

O l tamfew long strokes of the fine stlee 1 M", A‘ A‘ Bum“ w" ha“... "b

clsldn under the nails with the; t H filmy” pointed end of the orsngcwood sticki “m” n" he w” 7 t Wfitpped in cotton. Then use nail‘.

Bridge Club. bleach, or peroxide if you wish. tel ‘when the h,“ ca‘ . Miss Louise Mclirlnon. RJL. is at

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Character Close-Ups

Etiquette

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Q. How may one quickly judge as? in whether s person is well-bled? I

A. An infallible indication la that} s wallfblld4pgrgion_ never attracts st-i tention to hin1sclf by saying, delngf. or wearing noticeable things. ‘

Q. Who ls the first to out a wed- ding cake? g A. The bride cuts the coke first and divides the first plow with the groom then each one-cuts his or hcr own piece.

Q. What are e few intimate tics- lllll for s letter!

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teeth after every mesl and the use of e mouth wash cllht and mercies will keep the breath of a healthy in- dividual pure. Internal disorders. cen- stipation. dsoayina teeth. diseased. stuns. oetsnh and digestive dis- turbances taint title breath. You must removb the cause. whatever it proves t4 be. before local application will hglp. Have your dentist examine your teeth and gums and your physician diagnose your particular else to dis- cover the cause. Avoid constipatim by wise diet. including suflisisnt roughage. suchss bran or whom grain cereals. in your daily diet. lat raw fruit before breakfast and in- clude in your dist piesity of fresh green vegetables. (I) Walking. swim- mhsg, tennh and gel! are splendid esercises for keeping the figure trim and graceful. Take len minutes night and morning for special hip-reducing exercises. De stationary running vigorously for severe! minutes to shake up the Iluseteh and mo:

Dear was Din-l have the mlsfortuhb of huvillt s Ilrl crazy about, me. I have never made but one date with her. but we work nee: each other and have occasion to meet often and each time she always schemes some wsy to make a date with me. . You may think X lack will power not to reioct her entrestiaa, but she goes about it in s way that makes it impossible for nic to refuse. Wflhc says that she loves me. but I have told hel- repeatedly that I do not love has, but she says that she has made up her mind that she wants me and is lolha to win my heart. ‘How esn I bresll up with hence that she will not boom-is offended with ma? CLYDE.