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The Emlvﬂ and the whole world mourned. lometiﬂhl oi what Vic- toria meant to her subjects beyond the seas is shown by the words oi a Zulu ohlei when he hoard the new: "The Great Whdte Queen is dead Tonight I shall see a new sm- in the heavsrls."

(S) Blackheads are obstructed oil glands (pores) ‘fhey need friction. stimulation, soltening and aiterward retln‘ . At bedtimesiter washing the iaoe with warm water and a mild soap. wring out s ‘Turkish iaoe cloth and hold it over the parts aiiected. Aiter steaming the skin ior several minutes, oover your lingers with‘ sterilised gaure and press out the bl5°m"“- bu‘ d° n” “m” m’ Duke and Duchess oi York and the ﬂln- m" Friar“! m" "m "W iinal coronation ol King Edward. bmkmldt- "ell" ll" "l" “m” h°‘zsll provided Major klpllng with hia- b°'|°"°“l wmuun‘ which u ma“ by“lil'lllll themes oi international in- dissolving one tcsspooniul oi borie- m,“ m. m, M“ chug" l“ u" acid powder in one pint oi boilingﬂ“, M King Coarse-l

water. Allow it to cool so as not to F0]; CUT _

burn the skin. Blot the skin dry and apply a little oi the ‘ following salve and leave it on overnight: 1 tea-

spooniul precipitated sulphur; 2 tea-{Maritime 3

spooniuls powdered starch; 2 tea- i d i id ; 4t - ' ' ' spoon uis pow ered z nc ox e ea Actlvttles _- NEW BRUNDWIOK. March 2i.-

spooniuis petrolatum. Mix to a smooth salve. This will soiten the stubborn blackheads. Mrl‘. w“ sum’ o; Albert County, In the morning wash the iace witlrmw swam“, in ‘um o; Hem warm wster and s mild soap. Rinse, a mnmm h” passed he, 94m in cooler“ water and ilnally with coldbmhdly ‘m! "um, d,“ ramp“. WIMI’. DY)’ jhé skin Wlth hlfkllhlﬂon o‘ even“ °p eighty odd ycmg towel, uslnga little irictiontostlmul-Iuo. 5m “m , kw, hum-es, 1,, ate the circulation oi the skin. Pat on arm“ o! m‘ My, bum mm ﬁnd e. soothing cold cream and massage lbrm¢ we “m ‘puma m 1m- own the iace ior e iew seconds, then wipe conuwndm" m“ recently compm. oi‘! and pat on a mild astringent such m m, pucm; oi s riullt- a Kilt l" as witch-hssei and nnish melon. o‘ h" “mu Sh, beg“ h" make-up. Ilackhesds _ should be um‘ "M. by ‘mime a “comp w b, treated regularly and removed irom pram“ w ‘ma’, "mum the skin, as they are apt to become _ iniected and cause pimples. A “ - won,“ o; M11590“, Camry, y; g, tie treatments regarding cleansinglare. tummy “mm: dmynmgn gm- the skin, as given above. should be mo“. hmdior.“ work‘ m” n, u. observed to prevent infection. pom“ proud,” m ma, m; 0g m; m Freckles may be bleached to a mun‘ knwun‘ md “nby-Didgﬂn‘, certain extent. but it is impossible mommmuou n‘ mg worker; m”, to remove them from some skins, Do m" h.” 10mm an mochmm w

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low the soap and water washing oi the skin. ‘ an The salve may be used to

Nova Qootla, named Jane Margaret Bailly, who is s diroet descendant oi George Frederick Bailiy. who in the

soitrn stubborn blackheads. Aiter-veaﬂy history of the ‘own omcmged ‘Vlml the crﬂm‘ m" be used 31°“ as teacher and lay-reader to the WW‘ W“ maﬁmlm French at North West Range. The

"l T? the h"? l“ ‘M11554 t° beliirst birth in Lulrenburg town. settled naturhlly wavy, I should adviselon jun, 7_ 1153, w” m" 9g Jgng riesminlz it once or twice a week andjmargaret Bully’ which occurmd on arranqinq the waves with the aid oi- I M o; June B_ m; n; m m]. your fingers and comb. Hnt irons willririiggthe Imam“ o; m, m-syfssuuers

tsko out tll» natural wave.

(m Yes, the lace should he washred twice a day owl-y night and morning. unless one has a very sensitive, dry. scaly skin that cannot “stand soap and water washing ton often. A nor-

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jplays. 14st year Miss McKinnon won j$500 in an essay eompetltionyin which a large number competed,

Miss Catherine Hampton, N. 13.. celebrated her 03rd "alniilday at hel- home recently. she was the recipient oi many messages wi congratulations from her many fliends in Canada and the United Emotes. she enjoys good health.

Mrs. Mannie Hicks, oi Bale Verie. ‘i. 3., recently celebrated her 90th rirthday. She was the guest oi hon- "r at a tea held by her friends on he occasion.

a compound iraoture of the leg was vne oi the results oi a high March wind. Miss Mary Dexter Brooklyn. N. S. zvasstanding on the doorstep oi her “ome when a sudden gust swept her ‘nto the ice-crusted yard. She is re- covering in the hospital at Bridge- water.

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lpecialitlm between the nits oi widely diilersnt appeal held the a‘.- lention oi the enthusiastic patrons. Selections by the orchestra were well received throughout the evening, ns was also the instrumental music by Mrs. (Capt) Falrchild. Miss Estelle Moms the Judge's ward , heroine oi theorems. received exceptional applause. Thedresses she wore in ev- ery act were vary smart and up t0 date.

The cast oi characters. Judge, l-lenry Buttons. a rotinld Judge and

Blood Poison from Razor A recently reported istality was

caused by paring s sore corn with an inieeted razor. Far better to use Pat-

lect drama. "Strife," chosen iol- its wealthy mill owuor. Mr. P. A. scul- 511133 Lucy Scully. youngest on the, dramatic value. clover coneltructionsly. M. L. A, was energetic iorceiill

and clear oi speech and won the sp- plause oi the audience. Harold Thom- as, a gentlemen o! leisure; William Fitzgerald is well known to local theatre goers and repeated his suc- cess oi last year. Henry llansell. a mechanic. Herbert Murphy, showed much ability and ‘his acting was oils o ithe outstanding parts oi the show. Michael Burke, James Houdreault. Henry Marteei and John Ootell are well known (or theh- local talent and won the applause oi the aud- icnce.

W. J. Paquet, as Hon. Von Squash showed that he hi8 lost iltihe 0i his old time ability to put over a good cimracter part. He will be -a val- uable asset to the local stage. Miss Rose Fsirchlld, as Dolly s maid, pro- vided plenty oi good comedy through- out. This charsctor part was exceed- ingly well done.

Mrs. Fred Dolor? and Miss Mary

Isntetion oi the popular-play. "Qtriie? iunder the direction oi Mr. P. A. laul- ply, M. L. a, Town Hall, Georgetown ion Bautrday ieth and) Monday llth

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wmplmy was energetic iorceiul and clear oi speech and won the applause oi the audience. ' Musical . programme, Orchestra, solo. Miss Isabel Levers. sole Miss Lucy Bculiy. solo Mr. W. J. Psquet. solo Miss Brei-lsut and Mr. W. J. Paquet, step dancing, John Ctotell and Henry Martel]. instrumental music. Mrs. Jenkins and Miss Rose Fair- chiid. Sale oi candy. God save the King-A.

Basel. Bwlteerlano, expects that all exhibit space will be taken and all halls taxed to capacity with vis- iters st the annual int-l ational iair this year.

During recent heavy rain; near New ‘Ikedessr. loutn Wslee. a mmln tsin split in two. and one part is moving toward a lailyg, ‘M hm‘. way. threatening to destroy both.

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