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DEPARTMENT 0F SOLDIERS' CIVIL RE-ESTABLISHMENT

has a representative in each of these

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services may be required in the

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PDLITICAL

_ ~ Second 0ueen’s

The undersigned Conservative Candidates will mee

the Electors of the Second

County at the followingpiaces and on the dates namedz-

'l`ues_day,.luiy 22nd--~Miiton ' Wednesday, .Iuiy 23rd---Wheatly.___River [8 p. m.

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All meetings at 7 p. m.

fold time). (Signed)

L. L_- JENKINS. G. E. HUGHES, -

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MEETINGS

Electoral District of Queens

(new time) and 6 p. m.

CHESTER McLURE B. W. _LePAGE _

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FIFTH DISTRICT IilNG’S Fourth District of Queens

CUUNTY

The undersigned will meet the el-

ectors of tho filth Electoral District of Kings County at the following places and on the dates namedt-

'I`nesda\y, July 22nd, St. Georges. All meetings to be held at seven

o'clock old tl:me. Opposing candidates Invited to attend.

J_ D. STEWART

' R. J. MCLELLAN

Il634~6~29MEDd.

Politicai_Meetings

By mutual agreement the meetings ot iirst district of King’s have been changed to the following dates. Souris July 22nd New Acadia July 23r.<]

All meetings to commence at 8 p.m.

A. A. McDONALD

H. D. MCLEAN

DAN C. McDONALD H. H. ACORN _

C915 7-10ME12i.

The undersigned will address the

electors of the Fourth District of Queens at the following places and dates:- _ -

Caledonia, July 22.

Vernon, July 23. All meetings nt 7 o‘clock, sun time

Opposition candidates are invited to attend.

JOHN 8. MARTIN SHAW MOMILLAN

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PDLITICAL MEETINGS '

FOURTH PRINCE

'The undersigned will meet the el-

ectors at the following time and plac- es and respectfully invite the oppos- ition candidates to whom half time will be given: "I" I

Kensington, Tuesday July 22nd. All meetings to begin at 8 p. m.

old time.

J. W. WARREN

_ J. H. MYERS

0712-7-3MtillJuly 22nd.

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NOTICE DF MEETINGS e i " Cardigan District " "

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The undersigned candidates will Kind to meet the electors to dis- ss the political situation at meet- s to be held as follows:

rtinvzfh Monday, July 21 merville Tuesday, July 22 “NBII ~ .. Wednesday, July 23. he Oaposltlon candidates, Messrs.

Daiwa and Dewar, are invited to n . ll meetings will be held at elsht 00k p.m., old time. ~

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, Meetings

‘ftion of *-,every line

A. E. LYON Ciiii3h.iT.f?§°E?i.

Photographs of all sizes, films to

lit all size amateur cameras are re- ceived fresh every week.

Moderate prices

Personal attention to Amateur

f Photography.

A careful selec

of Jewelry marks our stock. ` ' We will be pleas ed to have you call.

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Among the very smell hats shown is

this purple mI|an`wlth molre ribbon and roses of the some shade.

MAKE SCARF FROM OLD SHAWL

Despite Ravages of Moths, Grand~ mothsr'a Pride May Bo Mads Into Useful and Attractive Garmont

Possibly you are one of those people

who got out grandmothers old cash- mere shnwl \vhich had been packed away in the trunk in the attic for years, writes n correspondent, with plans for a wonderful new evening coat, nnd were desoluted to discover that it had been almost riddled, by moths. And when you hung it out in the sun for days and get rid of all the pesky little animals and had reveled in its gorgeous coloring, nnd regretted the cont long ond hard, you had wrap- ped it up in inr paper and put it back into the chest for another long period of obli\'lon.

But here is good news tor you. You

can use the glorious thing after all. Nothing is more fetching or chic than one of these new scnrfs that some for- tunate people are using to livcn up last ycnr's blue surge- or black velveteen suit, and they look ns if they were de- signed for just those of us who have only small hits or our old sianwls avail- able.

Possibly it \vnsn’t the moths' that

prevented you from using; your shawl. Maybe grandma was n Hooverizer, |li~ though she dldn‘t know lt, nnd wore hers till it almost dropped to pieces. \\'hntc\'er it muy have been, get it out and see how many nnrrow strips you can get from thegood purts. Buy a piece of red cashmere, that same love- ly red that the centers of these shawls __\verc,»c`ut the scarf from it of the de- slrcd shape, bind 'it round the edge ,with n .hand tgwo or three inches wide made from the pieces of the shnwl. and line it with red crepe de chlne, georgette crepe or two harmonizing colors of chiffon, one over the other.

lt- will be so lovely when you get it

ilnlshed that you will 'wnnt to make another, und you might make one for mother, using black for the founda- tion instemi of the red, lined with black shlrred chiffon over red.»

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NEW SPRING WAIST STYLE

I-ugh wslsnlns to 'se Feature of sul:

Thit Will Fit the Figure _

Snugly.

A waistllne just a__tri`lle `a.bove nor-

mal is to be the feature of the spring suit, according to present indications. This type of suit is featured especially for young women und women withde- eldedly youthful iigures. Some of the suits promised for spring lit the figure quite snugly to an inch or so above the normal waistllne, nt which point! if flaring skirt of peplum,' hip length or longer, may be set on. Again the suit coat will be held in .by n belt set on just nbove_thc normal wnlstline. The suit with high wnlstcd line in front and no wnistllne nt ull at the back is also shown. This is nrrlvcd nt by n panel arrangement at the buck. A very gi-uceful_flgure silhouette is usually given by this type of cont. Skirts are just about the slime as those shown for winter and now being \vorn. _

The perfectly straight-line coat, cut

on chcmlse lines and closely related to the chcmlse (rock, to be worn over n sleeveless blouse or vest in contrasting color and material. is also to be a favorite for spring. ` ` ` "

MOD|SH»NOTES

Black velvet glrdles are silver-lined

and tie in s big bow at the side front.

Lingerie mnde ,of lemon-colored

crepe de chlne is trimmed with black ribbon.

Narrow belts of black silk braid are

leon on many of the .serge dresses.

Taffeta will be much used for smart

stseet frocks.

Japanese cotton crepe makes excel-

isnt winter frocks for small children.

Chnddsh. poplln and shark cloth are

used for black skirts for winter. ,_

One chu-ming girdle is tognqosedfnt

smlll balls of snloru ob, strand( of jst. Black crepe do china is soiietimes

worn with s vest of rose satin, em- broidered in white angers and gold thread.

Any bit of ine linen, provided it ll

sight or nine inches square. can be ntililsd for chlrmill( hind-rolled hand-

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Trtltments Thst May Obvlats the An- noying Inability to Obtain a Well-Coiled Hold.

There are times when a woman

'feels that_she just cnn‘t go another day without sliampooiug her hulr, yet she simply husn‘t the time or the ln- clination to gu through the usual proof ess. It may be, too, that _she is un- expectedly cnlled upuu.,to uttend a _'function at which n well-,coiled head is lun absolute necessity. und she knows that her hnir simply will not go up properly‘wlthout a cleansing process of some sort. .

Also, if the hair is to be dressed iln-

mcdlntely after the shampoo the rig- orous sonp shampoo can hardly be lu- dulged ln, for scarcely a woinnn but voices the complaint, "Oh, I’ve washed my hair nnd l cnn‘t do anything with it I" The question is, then, to hurriedly clennse and ilutl the hair with the leasi inconvenience. There ure three ways, notes an nuthoriiy, in which this can be done.

The alcohol method is excellent.

First brush the scalp und hnir thor- oughly with n clcun brush. Get all the dust und dundrufl possible out ot the hair and then rub the scalp with alcohol and wipe the thick strands 0! the hair with n clcan cloth. This will st the some time remove dirt and oil. If thc hair is put on curlers immedi-

,utcly after this treatment n good curl

will result in a short time. Wet the hair well with alcohol for curling; it dries much faster than would water. Some women use ndelicate 'toilet wa- ter for preparing the hair for curlers.

The second is the orrls powder

method. Sift it well through the scalp and hnlr and let It remain for 15 mln- utcs or longer. so that it will absorb thc oil. Then brush it out und the dust will come with it. The powder will iiuft thc hulr as well ns cleanse it. Do not wet thc hair for curling or it will become sticky. '

The third method ls'the quick water

shampoo. It~ls the removal of the soup which tukcs so much pains und time. For an emergency you will ilnd that dousing the hcud in hot wuter und then in cold, the ‘latter to close the pores, rubbing it n little and cn- tirely omitting soup, will put the hnir in condition for dressing. Hair thus dipped in cIe1ri°_\»\'nier will dry much more quickly than when given the reg- ulnilon soup shampoo. Of course, this eliminates some oi` _the -oil und adds a gloss to the hair.

HANGINGS KEEP HOUSE WARM

Heavy Curtains an Effective Assist ance In Cold`.Wehther-Moist Air Easier Than Dry to Holt.

Several things besides coal will help

to keep the house comfortable. Win- dows not needed for ventilation pur- poses should bc stuffed nil around with cotton ur old newspapers. Storm doors und windows will uid materially in keeping out_cu_id; so will hcuvy hung- lngs _thnt may be druwn ucross bay window spaces and other drufty places.

In all English country houses these

heavy curtains are u feature of winter furnishings; they are pushed back dur- ing the dny und drawn coslly at night when the family gathers about the sit- ting room tire.

_One gas Jet. burning steadily, will

raise the temperature of n room tive degrees-and five degrees count when your thermometer registers below 60l Spraying the rooms often with water in nn' atomizer helps. too. for moist air is easier to heat' than dry air.

ATTRACTIVE SKATING SUIT

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