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in e wide renge of attractively boxed groupings of Perfumes and Toiletries for Ladies end Gentlemen

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away. the blotting paper on the bruise and a hot iron is held over it. moisture cause the expand. A large dent will one application, is small, sirnply and hold the hot iron near not to scorch the en lay a cloth dipped in the surface, leaving ral hours. Then rub a cloth dipped into of combining equal tine and linseed oil. face of the wood ls this treatment. allow H1018“ soil ll’! llll- etand on it over-night, w he mahogany er polished fumlture. Then mQoro it by applying alcohol in- stead of linseed oil, and it is pol- with e. cloth moistened in turpentine.

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ind fronts outside, and place the Nest on top or the trousers

To fold the jacket, push out the eleeves. Place on table with Ileeves straight, and fold over un- til the lapals almost meet. libld again so that the fronts meet and are straight, thm place on top of flip vest.

Fold trousers over as far as poe- efila to prevent a crease in the ilegs, and turn the top o! the coat over as far as the bottom of the

One has the authority of the au- thor of "Hades! The Ladies!" for deprecating the wearing of hat; without i-rims. “These brlmiess hats," he says, "do not become the plump faced woman, or, indeed. anyone."

PBISIIVING YOUR H05!

silk stockings sometimes show umvghtly white patches in the feet when shoes have rubbed the heels. sic!!! and toes. When these are viewed under a miscropope, the reasons are evident at once.

First, you have doubtless failed to dissolve the soap thoroughly be- fore putting the atockinvs into the tub. Another reason concerns the

many tiny filaments. The friction of the shoe has caused some of these to "fuzz up" or break off - not many of them, but enough to catch particles of soap if it has not been thoroughly dissolved and rin- sed away.

The combination of perspiration from the feet, these little feelers of silk. and undissolved soap results in an insoluble deposit. It looks like powder under the microscope and cannot be removed except by re- laundering with a soap that has been dissolved before the stockinfl are immersed. To make a good. rich suds, pour hot water over the

er. ‘rhen add cold water until the temperature is right,

D0 not rub the white patches and “fu up" more filaments, but care- iullv squeeze them so that the warm soap solution can flush out the offending white particles. ‘llo be lure of good relultl. tie the etoek- ings in a cheese cloth beg before laundering, especially if they are

stocking threads which are made of °’

soap. and whip it up to a stiff lath- ‘m

sugar together. Add beaten egg and molasses. Mix and slit flour. soda. salt and ringer. Add dry meno- ients to butter mixture gradually. Fbld in mince meat. Drop by spoon- fuls on buttered cookie sheet and bake ten minutmor untilbrownin a moderately hot oven (815 degrees F.) This makes four and a half doeen cookies.

NORTH LAKE SCHOOL

In’ month of November:

Grade X—1. Charles MacDonald and Amelia MacDonald (equal); I. Gertrude MacDonald.

Grade IX--l, Rite MacDonald. Grade VII-l, Stanley Dingwell; 2, Wesley Fraser; 3, Kenneth Pral-

Grade Vl-i, Harold M . Grade V-i, Peter MacDonald; 2, Thelma MacLaren; 3, Victor Mac- Donald.

Grade 1V (al-l. Ruth Dlngwell; 2, Ronald MacDonald; ti, John Mac- Donald.

Grade 1V (b)—1. Fuinis Fraser. Grade III (al-l, Agnes MacDon-

ald. Grade III (bl-l. Willie MacDon- ; 2, Marguerite lllacDon Grade 11-1. John Jarvis. Grade I (al-l. Karold Bailey.

aid. Grade I id)-1, Walter MacDon- Ilrma MaoGrrepor-‘lhacher.

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Wli t m re phasing token of regard-whet more fitting comQpIirnBnt to charm then "England's Choioest Lavender

.-Potter l: Moore's Mitcliem Lavender, in one of tlleee appropriate Gift Sets. new available at your drugglsfs. Prices from 60o to $5.00.

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made of fine mesh or chiffon. —-——-j‘—"' woman would be a divorce.

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