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HERE'S A NEW

A N D DELI-

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serve your lav-

ourite 'l-Up . . .

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l; C Just try it! Place

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n: chilled 741p. Watch the

creamy bubbles swell to the top

n1 the glass. Then' taste . . .

mqnmml The delicate lemon-

llme flavour o! ‘l-Up combined

Wlill the rich flavour ot the ice

cream is a taste treat right out

o! this world! 7-Up is the "fresh

up" drink that gives you a lift-—-

keeps you smiling! 7-Up is

always a flavour treat! Buy

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BAKING can l m: A LOT or‘ d '» run: What a Q wonderful Ieel- ing when that lemon pie comes piping hot andT delicious i r o m the oven! And its bound to be good when you bake it with BENSONS CORN STARClll Easiest way I know of to win popularity and praise from your family is to buy a box oi liENSONS-"try the luscious lcinon pie recipe on the box . . . iiinl those wonderful recipes from BENSONS Recipe Shoat Bl. . . . Fresh Blueberry Pie-Chocolate (‘ream Pie—PIain Pastry. I'll be glad to send you a irce copy of this recipe sheet on request . . . Barbara Brent. 141i Crescent St, Montreal, RQ.

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THIS TS THE TIME . . . there's no better time! . . . to begin saving tor your winter holidays —or tor next summer's pleasure cruise You'll like the plan many Canadians iollow ‘—- eecb month they place in a “Sunshine A2- count" at the Bank o! Montreal one-tweltth oi the money for next year’s vacation. When vaca- tion-time comes — their holiday iunds are ready and waiting! Your "Sunshine Account" be- comes a very special B o! M Savings Account-blueprint tor a happy holiday. Why not open yours this pay-day?

THIS LINGERIE lS DREAM-STUFF . . . misty sheers — shin- ing satins-soit, lux- urious twiils-dcftly Ioshloned to slips. nigiitics, panties and bras. Luxurious lin- gerie o! fashion-con- scioua. budget-wise nylon is the news this Fall . . . so look for lovclicr lingerie by the brand name o! your favourite manufacturer . . . be sure to look [or the label “Made n! C-l-L Nylon Yarn". This label is your assurance oi nylon fabrics that will never. never shrink — that will \vash and iron like a dream . . . that will stay flower-fresh tor their longer, fashion-con- scious life!

PROFESSIONAL DECOBATORS key colour to the mood and shape o! a room with magical ease and lkillul artistry. Now you can be a decorator- easily and inexpensively — when you redecorate your home with DUROLAVE. that famous Oil Bound Washable Paste Paint that thins so quickly with water! For DUROLAVE is now manufactured by the Crown Diamond Paint Company Limited to a brand new formula that. makes it easier to mix. DUROLAVE is odourless when wet or dry. it dries in less than an hour and leaves not a brush mark to mar its colourful surface! You'll find

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Cook ’s Corner s

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‘o cup butter

l cup sugar

2 (‘gg yolks

l egg white

'1: cup milk

1% cups flour

2H teaspoons baking powder

l1. teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon vanilla

Cream butter, add sugar grad- uliv. Atrd unbeaten eggs. one at. a time. beating thoroughly alter each addition. Add milk and (old in siited dry ingredients, Add flavor- ing and bake iin muiiln tins at 365 ties. for 25 minutes.

HEIDI’! SALAD

One envelope plain unilavored

RCO!!!

I. sen Cloves Lest Selena, pesfllie, l1 sweat

gelatin. l!‘ cup cold water. 1 eup hot canned pineapple juice. V, teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons lemon juice. 1 cup canned pineapple tidbits, l cup sliced berries, 1 dozen marshmal- lows. cut. into small pieces. ‘it cull cream. whipped.

soften gelatin in cold water and dissolve in hot pineapple juice. Add salt and lemon Juice and cool. When mixture begins to thicken. fold ill pineapple. berries. marshmallows. and whipped cream.

Turn into individual molds tihait have been rinsed out in cold water first and chill. When ilrrn. unmold onto salad greens. Ganriioh with whole berries and serve with may- onnalse.

‘EVER/TON. Etienne - to!) —- A three-inch long locust o! the green tropical variety which my. axed crops - believed to have pr- rlved in a bale ad sills rrom ltaly —was discovered in a lace (actor-y.

when when

minutes

SALMON SALAD

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and bones. All

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snolaton well.

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"Sensation en e plate."

VANCOUVII, CANADA

What delightful hosts are they, Lite and Lovel Lingeringly I turn away,

This late hour. yet glad enough They have not withheld irom me Their high hospitality. E

80, with lace lit with delight and all gratitude, I stay Yet to press their hands and

"Y. "Thanks—80 line a time! Good-

night!" —Jame| Whitcomb Riley.

IIMPLICITY KEY T0 PATOU GROUP

NEW YORK - For those who have decided that neither New York nor Paris designers can make them wear ankle-length day dresses. Jean Paton will come as a happy reliet —he'a with you every inch o4 the way. He has neither lengthened nor shortened his collection since last season.

His skirts are still at mid-call. His shoulders are still square-but some blouses and dresses have the shoulders inserted from the neck- line and fitting snugly around the upper arm. Simplicity is the key- note oi his collection, which lee.- tured exquisite tailor-modes and blouses. Patou spurns the corslets which nearly every other Paris house is showing. He uses pleating on everything. His many caped coats are very interesting. One o! these was in a green and white checked material with a swing-back cape halt bleted at the back and attached to a sleeveless double breasted tailored coat. The ex- quisitely made Bruyere collection showed some of the loveliest lab- rics imaginable and some delight- iul hats and tricky buttons, but the clothes themselves held nothing new in design.

Mme. Bruyere. wishing her clothef to look simple, has done away with drapery and ample skirts. In col- ors ehe seems to prefer elephant gray and ivy green. she said that she drew most o! her inspirations from the Flemish School of Art.

TAILORED SUITS FOR. EVENING

By Florence Mills

PARIS - Rsphael._a short and bespectacled Spaniard. demonstrat- ed the wide versatility of the tail- ored suit, even (or evening wear, in unveiling his (all collection at a garden party at his home near the historic Versailles Palace outside Paris.

Perlectty tailored suits, (or which he is famous. took the lead in the collection. This season they come in a wide range oi design de- tail and color. The basic classical line ls maintained, but in some iri- stances he injects interest into the Jackets with fluted and dropped peplums.

Fur plays a tremendous part for trimming and lining, and scroll. work in velvet and Jet takes its share oi the honors.

One suit in dark smoke gray was trimmed with matching rur at the throat and pockets and opened to display a matching iur waistcoat beneath.

II‘ BUYING PICTURE LET T1‘ HABMONIZE

It your budget stands in the way of a real tllng, you can buy one good thing now that will give a new note to your room. Should you decide to purchase a. line pic- ture you will be wise it you do not iimit the color or design to the furnishings you now own. Select. it to so with the decorative scheme rou aim to achieve.

The colors you now have may

Fly

be grand tom use. while anything new purchased ill be purer in tom. You may mpzove the selec- tion ss soon as you paint your wells. It is well to remlnber that a room in style transition is never pas-loot.

‘Illlalcturemeybeascenlc. a portrait, a nerd. or an abstraction. But it should have e subtle charm. Although you should like it, the picture should not be something your friends have or some thing you like only because you are iamiliar with it. Should you not trust your own judgment, seek someone whose reputation is to be trusted and have him tell why it is e good original or a good reproduction. Select the name with discrimina- tion. I-t should be appropriate to the picture and suitable to the £00m.

Raising the standard o! the dec- orative accessories gives any room s tonic.

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IAYI KIN WAIY WODUN BLAMID

"American men sre becoming wary o! marriage and women only have themselves to blame" says a human relations expert-a man. o! course.

Well. maybe they are getting wary. But women shouldn't star;

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There are two ways so; s ml]; to acquires the services o! a cook, a housekeeper, e chsurieur, and a PHI agent. Be can spend a lot 0t money and hire a number o! Persona to fill those Jobs. Or he "ll 86! married and turn them all over to one woman in return for teedtns. clothing. and housing

BY mlrrying he gets a cook who Will cater to hie likoa and dislikes. He gets a housekeeper who is on the 50b it hours a day. He gets a ehaumur who will deliver him at work ln the morning. pick him uo at night, drive his children to and from school, and run all the family errands.

And if he picks a smart wife. he'll have a press agent who lets the world know how smart. and clever he is and who will build up his ego when it needs bolstering

Better English

D. O. Williams

i. What is Wrong with this sen. tense? "Hie work is completely finished."

2. What is the correct pronunc- iation oi’ "malpractice"? 8. Wthich one o! these words ls misspelled? Sacrament, predica- meat. lmpedsment.

4. Wihat does the word “gentil- ity" mean‘!

5. What is a word beginning

means to complete. 2. Pronounce both a'a Ia in at. principal accent on second syllable. 3. impediment. 4. Dignity or birth. “Gentility wiih- out ability is worse than plain beg- gaiiyfi-Proverb. 5. vehement.

COMMISSION T0 STUDY N. l. SHEEP PROBLEMS

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