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fr A1011 our .f _f The.-o moo be opooko obouf 1 PM °"== °“ we °f the “her °r we _ Don’t venture far from home, 13°” may 14° “Skew-

. This is the night when goblins dance --T

And wicked witches roam.

Watch out! ! For hid in every tree

A spirit may be found,

This is the night when eldn folk

Will everywhere abound. ' '

Watch out 1 ! A black cat in your p

May bring you future ill. Beware a broken looking glass

And hold your shadow still.

Watch out .' ! Watch out ! ! On Hall When all things spell your fate,

_ If venture out at all you must ` Be sure you don’t stay late.

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Not since the marriage of Prln~

cess Mary, the only dnuglrter of King George and Queen Mary, has there been so much excitement and

conjecture about arrangements, as there was ln England. The wedding of Lady May Cambridge and Capt. _Abel Smith on October'24, gave rise to much discussion of details, and :now that more information on ar- rangements ls available the affair becomes doubly interesting.

Little Princess Elizabeth, daught- s er of the Duke and Duchess of M york, was one of the little attend- t ants walking directly behind the 11

bride. Two other princesses acted bridesmaids, Princess Ingrid of Swe

_den and Princess Slbylla of Saxe- :wa

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Coburg-Goths. The Queen’.g grand piece, Lady Mary Cambridge, was one of the child bridesmaids. and others were Miss Janc Jennifer .Bevan. Lady Margaret Bevan’s -daughter. and Miss Rosemary Fras- er, a cousin of the groom. The list included Lady Alice Scott, Hon. Imogen Rhys, Miss Kathleen Aling- ton. Miss Wenefryde Tabor, Miss ..[Verena. Seymour and Miss Phyllis __., Seymour-Holm.

.._ AlI'twelve bridesmaids wore love- y;.,_ly_ pale _azure blue velvet gowns, and _-_.Lady May experienced some dini- lyfoulty in securing enough of the _...light material for these dresses, .nldore than sixty yards were needed, .blind A piece is under forty in feilength. Thus another length had to -fella-.specially dyed. , .~»» ¢-Zlillsn Kathleen Uhance of Ken- ~ dblngton, who designed the chlldren's

`l’r0cks on lines following those she

~_._.ha"a|ted for Princess Elizs.beth’s par- .rf>»t`ytvfrock, gave the tight bodices a .vciolnt in front and a. slight point in .~¥‘tflc square-cut nccklines. The .eiéewm had c. high' waisilme and ft`."~ihk19 length Skirts. The little girls ,.-il.~`Norc Juliet caps and carried posy ____f‘l1Ulfql|ets. The' older bridesmaids softly flowing long skirts and :Faces with wrist-length sleeves.

c ceremony at the picturesque

:village church of Balcombe, Sussex, Hhs performed by Archbishop Car-

ib formerly archbishop of Cape

~ . _wn. where the bride spent some i _tiqe with her father and mother.

S A set of turquoise velvet cushions. ‘_ begutiful ivorywarc from south

élflfrica and an antique French gilt

table are among the gifts. 'nie v _Queen gave her niece some Jewelry

~ la .well as various household \coes-

xzrjcs. _Lady May Oambricke wore n. veil

'ig of priceless old I-Ionitsn hoc. lent is her by the Quoin. The veil was

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grace, and is long and very ample

at the wedding of the Queen’s

drawn through a. ring. The shade

length skirts, gathered and very b

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visit to her parent Mr d Mr ,Harry Winchester. Miss Joan Win- Answer: '

5°me1h1nK between 9- 1°V9'1H'¢1\¢- chester went as far as New York I think your parents are being very unkind to you, very. ungcnerous mist and 8 P1528- azure. With B with her sister. and most unwise. Fathers and mothers bring children into the world un- Blelmlng silver sheen. The dresses ' c o o asked, and it is their duty to do everything possible to make the life they hid 11318 D01f\0¢d b0C11¢€S. $11156- Mrs. Fred Mahon, president of have thrust on the child as happy and as prosperous as they can. Your

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Spread rounds of bread with yel-

low cream cheese and make eyes, nose and mouth with dots and strips of pimcnto. These sandwiches are very effective. They should not be

Bridge Tuesday afternoon at her lovely home 96 Upper Prince St.

can

dence on Thursday, in honor of Mr.

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Mr' and Mrs' M` W' Newell' of robs them of their haloes, and Wh11e 511° may “dm” “ man “nd come to PULLING KALE leelilgclnthg' onli; havzenthre fel; t of

wom by the Queen at her own wed- Vlaracaibo, Venezuela, who were the love mm she doesnb have hear; failure and grow hot and cold whenever .

ding, 38 years ago, and was also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sad- '

' ' *J* ““11°1“°» °“" °“ 'ruesocy for ofbcmccn tea in hon- cies into thin air. 'niet ls the difference between o. lovers kiss and a

ight modern lilies, to suit the slim, '

. li be as ' ' . ° '

1.. as o 1.. ul- °‘ ”““°“°“.i. :..ir;i':.“‘:“.;f°:‘:_.:“.:‘:.1.“::.:‘:.u What the Fashionable# are W¢<1f=~s'

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ice fitted closely to th flgu e. and - ' it i' ith th kiasc or the ki-mo .

the lovely eatin clung ew tn; went bum" of Chaf1°t.tet2Wn' . B 1;usY,:I;: 1.121: :;‘ecx;i;;h`rn\ltl1l;ylui;ri; loathe; s thgusana' burning illustrated .Dressmalling Lesson Furnished W_if.h

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and hips, falling ln gmceful folds The MSM Gwen of summer. heugesyfmm inc lover, For inc lover may also and ride away. but the Every Pattern

to a kl -le

n an e ngth skirt, cut on full Side have as their guest Mrs Geo husband gives his wife a peck on the cheek and goes out and works for

and nowing lines. Long mitten ' `

Warburton of Victoria, B. C. her. Bl! 4471711159119 worthmltml

sleeves added a touch of picturesque o c o -__-

Mrs Hegan and d hte

he Quebec sub-division C, w_ L_, illness should make an especial appeal to your parents and flll them with

full, and quaint baby put! sleeves. Engel-mined at her home on pb,-k is sympathy that should make them want to help you overcome your I 653 . A little Juliet cap is made of rib- avenue at dinner Sunday evening handicap. 1 ~ '

bon which matches the velvet. Each in honor of th ,{ no B1

e s. n president

little maid carried a bouquet of of the g_W_L__ Mm Mbcrntyre, of If they are so hard-hearted and so insensible to their duty that

811611101168- chu;-|0¢y;e;0wb_ covers Wm, md they do not recognize this, then the plain business aspect of the case

° ° ° for 5|x_ M,-s_ H_ E_ Hueatbb bmah should appeal to them and they should see that even in dollars and cents

Mrs. A. E. Morrison was hostess dent of the C_ W_ L_ subdivision it will be 5 good investment to help you to become sell-supporting.

on Wednesday afternoon at six Gm C,u|des_ cn¢,bm,|nbd Monday Otherwise you will be a tax on them to the end. Uneducated and un-

tables of Bridge, honoring ner evening at ,_ buffet supper at he, trained. you W11l always have to work for asmall wage. but if you ‘will flt friend Miss Edith Brown of New hbme_ ncbnrov Cottuef. Quebec in yourself for some particular line and become an 089611 in lt. YOU C811 Y°'k- honor of Mrs. J. W. Meclntyre. °°mm°nd B' amd “mr”

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Continued on Page 12

gd delightfully ni, tm'-cc mules of you the money to take the course of study that you wish.

1 Etiquette

' 1 ...urn Dear Miss Dlx-I am a bachelor very much in love with a widow of An dit’s so easily made. 1 W“°d P39815 I1' \'1¢H1T¢\`1. 2 lqlllrol c

- \_ ' `° _ °' “' ici' sac has a boy of li fum v. girl cf iz who are lust ideal cnllareu. 1 style No. ess is designed for sues |°f lmlwemnvd chocolate may be m’_"m""‘ 'Umm 'I'

- - f om financially well nxed, ,but serious-mluuea. she is a louy pcpulm-l o, s. 10,1: and 14 ycm added to the slum.

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Ca3Vl?os(i moscow No 'l‘I\‘l-ill? - Close- -

Fluted Parents Who Refuse to Edu- A . _ . cate Their Hlmlicapped Daughm

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its beau ot ms footsteps mu his ummm .iw

kialu, ,if you get what I mean. What sho would I like would be to feel ecstatic. “M11 Wm* h‘1’pm°""`

when hc il Around.

no you cblnlr Bob is me rishtmw 1°’ 1\°\"' 5°

Answer:

Nobody but Dot can be the judge of that. Sho

will make her swoon with happiness, I should say 01 that snc is needed for me spinsiefs R°"°°~'- 15°

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their owners have a. similar destiny'

_ sid ' ment must leave the room. and the

. is a sister of Mrs' Mcmnald But men are no rarity to the m°d1'¢I\ 8111- _ S118 W01”1¢-5 515° by e if they glide apart. so will their same begins an over again

is being cordially welcomed. d and cts a close-up of their faults and weaknesses.

O C C

e van . 31ml:-thenillsigeltllleiifwmannegrs and their morals. Familiarity Wim them "ves-

she hears his footsteps

_ _ - All are blindfolded and go out the absent one arc not to betray

wom by Princess Alice, the blides dler, Brighton, left on return to .co-_-_ singly or mnd_m_hand to garden themselves by too ‘rank comment m°m°r' when 511° W” manied 1° Halifax cn mute h°m‘3' on Thurs' , G;-gpmg about ghgy pull up m-by L_

the Earl of Atnloue, It is one of day after a pleasant visit. Mrs. so I sbbulduw, consider hysteria as a test of love ln these days. We stalk or kale or head of cabbage H

the’ most treasured family posses~ Newell is a slstcr of Mr. Saddler, have grown too healthy in mind and body for that. just as we have for stalk comes up easily the sweethéut TBBEADING A NEEDLE

sions belonging to the Queen, land Mr. Newell is manager of the fam¢_ing_ A perfect lady used to faint at the sight of a. mouse. Now Wm be eas to Wim it the reverse

o c _ Royal Bank at Maracaibo, capitol we have contempt for a woman who wouldnt take a. golf club and brain hard to wml’ The Sha B of the smut; _ 'sit on round bottle laid lengthwise

Simplicity and tradition form the of the State of Zulia, with a popula- B bon if she had met one on the links. Nc glrl now grows weak With Wm mm av nguxe 1;! prospective on floor, and try to thread a needle.

key-note of the design of Lady tion of 222,613 _ happiness or esm,1¢ ul; the thought of marriage. She approaches it with wue or husband Its length Wm sug_ First to succeed will be flrst mar. Mary's gow-ii; Plain and unorna- ° ' ° fear and trembling and the hope V1"-1 19 W111 Wm °“t betm' tm” 'gmt 'ii zest an H mvch sou clings to it,

mented. the dress mode a striking M1” Lilian M°K@“=1° W” h°°W° most of ner friends. sae nes lcicwn too many divorces to befool else lue-partner will be rlclr if not atruanl-:r aalnu

ettlng for the fair beauty of may ~_ at I iolly Hallowffon Bridse 011 into thinking that marriage and bliss are syn°nym°vS mms- _ poor “muy the stump 1; cameé W' ""1 °"°"9° "1°“°"“» *he '1;'_‘j““d°1' °"°“’“g Wm” W” ’““°h home and hung over door, msn per- ~ Cut alphabet from newspaper and ‘”‘°'°‘d emblem °f “ "ide °*'°"“°d` " °’°"' ' ' ' lla f i ll ll csc sprinkle on surface of water; letters er h,,_b._ o » c Anyway, thrills and palpitatlons are apoor basis to marry on. 12°F-“Se sm °“ 5 e ° am y W ° p° mss H tm me S eu or Bug est name

_ essence of a under lt wlllbearanafne whose l-| os 8 y D 8 _

The Misses Hunt and their sister, they are bound to be transient and short lived. The very _ _ tm is th t 1 the rt or future husband or wue

TM UW” W” °f perfectly P131" Mrs. Mussen were hostesses on thrill is its novelty, and when you make lt an everyday habit it BVBPOY' mme as _ 1’ ° ‘Wee “ ' _ _ '

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ic il fine lcd. .butis no ue. mom L.o. _ “mms xmfénrmmm “N” Them is no will anim some

NY . acwuouaufolumltumrprumgio

lcarnhowhard itiatorollanoval

Hide ring. thimhlc and penny in object |

M to mm “_ but if me . room. To one who finds ring, mar-

°l°“° km" what mr reigmjnwhose very brebmbe i riage is lwured; thimble denotes life 1’ “mug 1° and “me ` single blessedness; pe-nny prom~‘ WU" SUD IT?

MIOWH

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Db,_p°¢ ,M gg, gunna, but ll'»h°\l¢h Di# 1"” 'rlo ring or hq to Ilhm thread 'nu partloipsutomut ouch nos

Bobnégxlx, him neuhumdxgunneateontcnmmtmbillw- orho\1chn|.|-,lndhdidltliquadoc hieorhercgzfromoucndofthn my sm, that 1, ,u_ no docmx umn her. Her heart doem't u\l1°U=1\ within n glue; thin ny gn alpha- room to the other by propelling it

' ` bet slowly; vbcncvlr ring strikes with on open Japanese fm. The

luqbeginovea-nlainandlnthis egpmdbottcr bchard-boilcd.in WHY

spell mme of future moto, cue of acciduit. All start together

cd line.

As the players are ignorant of the

guessing who wrote it. Relatives of

fled.

ntuaignnlwiththcclglonaolulk-

Breath may be recovered by play-

W UT BOAT ing this quiet game. One member of

d It Wm* Am' 5 the arty leaves the room and each

_ _ 1 nl hs pens in old-fashioned novels. SH p

MN Vivian McGougan Rich That kind of th 1: ¢;he1;n agoub me time of Jane Eyre. No modem of me other, W;-mb down gn, _gg mond Street, entertained at a but of fashion even t Open English walnuts, remove _mark about bb, absent West; my bridge ‘md dan” “1 me family N51' heroine is that emotional, even in llc ion. ‘ ‘ meat. and in each halt shell fasten sort of comment or observation,

511°" P1"°°5 °1 dm"°“u-V °°1°’¢d stupid witty even impertlnent, in

ath Mark Dummy of Monet/on who The 1930-model girl is hard-boiled as far as men We °°“°°m°d' T357 Christmas candles, each of which 1-S uuowed. I

is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. M0' are no demigods, no fairy princes, no heroes of romance to 13161' :Z 103;' to be named for a member of party somebody wuecm the pipe,-5 and Gulgan' were to her mother and her grandmother. V/11° “W mem fra' t mam land. after lightlrls. S612 $11081 1” reads tnem aloud to the person who

d t range, and when they had on their dress-up clothes and tl; febuusions -large pan or tub of vv,,m._ The be_ has been absent, who must guess

Miss Margaret Mcnonal ° bers, and who were. ,therefore, enabled to weave all sor o ndertul havim. or me” “nv boats reveal, which of the company made each

0lv€’en, Bgxe; Manning' 295 agilgd 0; R about them, and palpltato and thrill whenever one of these wo future Dr those for whom they are remark. The mst person who ms

f V 0 °fl~ - - an FS- C' b d, named. If two glide on together b id tm d ml ms b _

Donald, Cardigan, Miss McDonald creatures approac e » I een en e W or er oom

who

An amusing pinning limo on be

organised by two in portmiuhb. Ono lava the :com in which ha game is to be blond. md the other than uh the comlllliy 9° 4011140 N an object of which he il to jthillk.” Then the “thought Nader' il ld-

mittcd.lmdi|l\.sked|.numbero! questions, in which he mult ml- wcr "Yes" or "No," whether or not the obicct mentioned is thc one his questioner is thinking of. _

By precious arrangement the

article to be picked out is always mentioned after some definite thing, auch as something made of gllll or of leather.

Here il an cxnmplez-

_l -A glrl'l ring having beenohoaen,

the questioner proceeds (thc answer having been fixed to follow some- thing made of glass):

la it that ensue-No. In lt that book?-No. Is it my watch?-No.

Is it that picture frame?-Nc. Is it the glass in the frame?-No. Is lt that ring on So-and-so’n nn-

ger?-Yes.

Others are invited to try to llnd

out how the correct answer is |.l~ ways given, and much good lun arises.

A MATCH TBICL

Here ls il. good little trick. which ll

sure to amuse your friends. Take 11 used matches, and form the word “United” with them. Now ask thc lockers to try which ol them can lorm a word with the very opposite meaning to "united" by simply altering the position of one ot, tha matches. Nearly everyone gives this trick up, but it will be seen that by placing the letter I between the T and the E that you form the word "united", which you triumplmntly point. out, is the very opposite to "united"

_ _ Mm _ There are nurnberless fabrics such

train of lustrous satin falling from Janet, of Chmotmowixuzverer guests In the same way a wifes heart ceages tg ill: M2333 l;§ei;l;oE;ll111;§ 2; M wool crepe' woolen. Weed mix.. the Sh°“1d°"5 “1h°n°°d the b°9~“W this week of Mrs. Mussen and the her hufgmsds motstepsé fflzgslgt agggcélvx ao! eéritecbiob of something _ ‘ tures, wool jersey, cotton type chal- 01’ the family veil. ,ss H t f mean er o lense 0 ' ' ’ /‘ lla and linen that are Just splendid

- . . M es “" °_ §““f‘“°“1d°' strong and steadfast that ls standing between her and ul); :urls and that eg for this model*

In tiny silver slippers and 3 Nm and Mrs. Ernest Champion is the most satisfactory feeling that any woman ever en y . L’

quaint blue velvet dress, little Prln- are m0tb,,,,v bo F, ,d _ d _ pattern. send stamps or coin (coin l cess Elizabeth' granddaughter of the the winter in St' Pegsbavlmo sllen There is a lc: ‘better vgiglloioiudgiélgnvvbatbfilshxilxb isIsy;2io’;1;’; preferred.)

King cud Queen, made her mst bow o . . than by 1‘°‘” '““° ° °"“ Y ' price of pattern 15 cente-

Doeg no interest you? Can you talk to him by the hour without talking ___»,.v,,._.&;..__,.l,,,. ,_>_._

_to society at Balcombe. England on Mrs L_ D_ Murray is visiting her H Us he mke you A mms? , s__/_____`__“.;._;.t;:___,__-_:~ _ , ____ Saturday. as one of the bridesmaids bomb 1,, Sb stephen N_ B_ °“ ° " ” " " "

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we edt my »» M... M... :;::.‘;.‘“;.1f.:;‘:._“‘;°.‘;;;;““°“°"“°°°‘°“° “° °°’ “ . Captain Henry Abel Smith. The slde was the welcome guest this , , . . . , .................................... little Princess. blue-eyed emi gold- week of her mend lvlrs- J. S- Bas- Dem norotny Dix-when I woe a young girl I lied a long illness that l‘;§>_`_`;-"‘-1' `f="“1""‘ °°`h“"°d' W” °”° °' f°“" "me ‘M11 prevented my going to school, so I have lime education. 1 still am not ,___ _ . .__ _, gm" ‘H dremd “"k°' Th” md ° ’ ' able to do heavy work but 1 am able to support myself. but I can only »

specially made suv" ”"1’p"5 and R€B’1‘€tful farewells were said to get poor jobs because of my lack of education, I am very anxious to take `

blue velvet gowns of Empire do-S1811 Mrs. James Murchison, and little g, commercial course so that I can get better-paid work, but my family

5P°°1°11Y 5°1e°t¢<`1 1°? 1119111 by the daughter, who left Wednesday will not even lend me the money to do it on, although they are well off. ~

bride- T119 U19-t°1`19~1 W” 01 the 8011' morning on return to their home Still they reproach me for being an expense to them. Do you not think

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colouring with black patent leather belt and white pique collar and cuffs.

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