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“Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished With Every Pattern

By Annebelle Worthington

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Style No. 2639 ls so smart for 03.: ‘sroom.

‘I110 8-year size tnkcs but l'_- yards 0f 39-inch 11111t01-ial \\-itl1 -"-1 yard of 139-1111-11 contrasting to make it.

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l!!! PLAYS BIG PART _ IN WINTER FASHIONS‘ PARJEE. D00. 5.~l.1Ol1[.{Cl1‘1\11ll), that pill-a and clitc gathering placc for '1l1e fashionable in and about Parism was the scene recently of mnny ln- teresting variations of the winter cont collection. | The impression that fur will play 11 prominent 11111-1 1'11 this winter's ‘Paris fashions is definitely confirm- ed by its widespread appearance at the 1.011110112111111 11100011. Invariably‘ 120111. collars arc lnrgc nnd stand-up affair-s. 5100130.: are COIISDICUOIIS 110111.; 1111011101‘ fur trimmer! 111- plain rlrmv-cuflcrl. 0n? model cspcciallv! noted was of black broadcloth. A 11-11110 ermine imcket was worn over it with slits in thc sidcs fo1- the arms lo rslin through. 1L reached about waist or bolero length. A wide scarf c1111 could b0 turned bnck or thrown 1-2-01- lhe shoulder for added warmth.

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wide cnmplctccl the cnscmlalc. Only two or 1111-00 skirtlincs ap-

peared ankle length. proving that the [shorter compromisc 1111s found great-

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‘ fcro-dark-hours. We commcnd you to Him. W110 has the boy cannot afford. And that unconsciously casts a glamour over the Perfectly 11111111 11110110 or leather Pmmised "O him‘ "1’ the bmke“ 511G511‘ D8111 '

pumps 11-01-0 L110 11111111imous choice of tcn of the elite visitors, and either fblnck or write gloves were acces -1.v ‘110100110115. One or two coats of the chic flat fur 1y-pe—I11-0iLsch“/1\11tz or lhroudtnil~worc further cnhanccd by two largo silvcr fox pieces bcin! ‘worn wrapped about. the neck, onc falling down the brick and the other draping gracefully across the front of lhc cont.

For [he very lnll and slender per- lnon, wide hands of soft lui- may be draped lavishly around the entire lquvr-r 00111,:- nf i110 coat 11nd up 1h:- front (-1 111" 0011111‘. 8:11-11 :1 011111. lis- snugly 11L the hips allowing the low-i er flare to ripple.

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borothy Dix Letter Box _

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Why Do Girls Find Married Men More Attrac tive Than Bachelors ? How to Learn to Save - What Ails Women Who Insist Upon RemindingOne of One’s Age?

Dear Miss Dim-Please tell us girls why we fall 1n love with mnrrle men? Why are they so much more attractive than boys?

to-pleasc a young girl? LOUISE.

Answer.‘

fi-ult, and you know what that has done to the femal sex from the days of Mother Eve down. daughter of us that can resist 1t.

that we are bound to play with.

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cnturc and the bright face of danger to her. sons. Q‘ when‘ has aIWH-vs bee“ the S110 1111s to meet him clandestlnely and that throws a halo o! romance PFOPCI “Tly '10 811110111100 all 911'

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LETTER OF SYTdPATI-{Y

1111- 111111111111; lcitcr 11f symvnlhv

h?“ "M" "CWWNI v "y M“- Adaj Girl do his way Just because 11c is bound to show lie is n man, whereas the Williams North Rustlw. | older man is rsunvc and poliralwd in 111s manners, and knows 110w lo make a. D6111‘ 111111- Wlillﬂllvii-W cirl fccl l1is only object in life is pleasing her. ' 1V0, the 1110121120 of Avonlca .

Women's Institute. wish Lo 011101111 to you our deep and hcartfclt sympathy in the loss, which has recently come to you, 111 the death of your devoted husband. We realize what a vacancy A 1111-00 white vrminc muff ndded an , is in your heal-g, and homo"

"cad L110 meaning of our tears.

We swunpathizc with you in your great sorrow. and may that God may.

hearts of His children. and bring joy and blessing to all those who mourn.

Signed on 1171-11111.‘ of the members, Mrs. Mrs. R. G. Fleming. Secretary. Cavcnrlizah, M11122. 1930. '

R. A. MacKcnzic, Prcsidcnt

Honor 1‘ol‘. of Manic Leaf School for the month of N.’l\'f‘ll’ll)f“.'i-

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Git-i" TX.-l. Jenni? P11111111;

Vcra Williams. » Grade VIL-l, Cyril Williams; 2. Doris MacDonald.

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Grade Grade Grade Myrtle

The Lovable Fragran e

in all the world of

beauty that can takc the place of the

of the Yardley Lav-

cndtr. Wistful, winsomc, caressing- its charm is all its own. it has lent its sweet vivacity to beauty-

Since ‘ I770

the very breath of

peace the weary, the sad, and the sick.

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We can- blackinot alvszvvs uncl-sriatand why we are ("P10111- hat 11-1111 a jz-“v-l clip at 11110150 smckem but my“ “ﬂﬂgh i5 not, clear to 11s now. shall be in the here- after. and in the better land, we'll

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,111a11 that she wouldn't look at if he were an old bachelor. And another l thing that 0111111110 lndv

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to s00 1101- at 1101- 1101110 and Lnklng her to 11 respectable restaurant for sup- p01- 111111 bestowing upon h01‘ caresses that were lending up to an honorable proposal of marriage. '

Inkcwisi- L110 girl gets a ccrtain morbid thrill out. of knowing that she 1 throws her 110111101. over L110 windmill when she indulges 111 a ﬂirtation with

11 11111111011 1111111, 111111 111111. everybody takes pleasure 111 believing the worst of 1101-.

Also, sud to say, most girls hnve n cruel, ruthless streak in them that makes M10111 Lake n sort of perverted joy ln inﬂicting pain onvthelr own sex.

I It is only nftvi- they arc older and l1ave suffered themselves that women learn to I10 kind to other won1cn,-and so pretty young girls think 1t great sport Lo lake 11 1111111 away from his wife. 'I'l1cy like to ﬂaunt their youth nnd freshness and slimness before a fat. grizzly headed, middle-aged mother of <1 fiunily 111111 ivntch her helpless u-rlthings of jealousy as slic secs her husband 111111111111 n fool of himself over n child young enough to b0 l1is daughter.

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Of 00111-50. 1.110 man of 45 or 50 has more poise than a boy 110w to do things bettci- than n boy because 110 l1 Often a boy is bashful, 501C

and knows as had more experience. -co11sclous and awkward, and he balls up things 11-11011 110 takes 11 girl out. Gets the wrong seats at the theatre. Doesn't- know what Lo ordcigat a restaurant. Is tongue-tied in company, whereas the older man is delightful to go out with because he knows all the ropes and manag- cs everything s1 there is ncvcr s. hitch.

T110 buy is 111L011 bumptious, assertive, 110111511151 determined to make n

Girls arc at least ﬁve _v0n1-s older in development and ‘thought than boys of their own age, and hence the older man is often far more interesting to a git-l, especially if she is of the intelligent type, than a boy who 1s her con- vemporary.

And the ﬁnal reason that girls ﬁnd marriedmen more attractive than boys 1s because 1.110 married man understands wornen and the boy does not. H0 is n mofcsslonal where the boy is a rank amateur, who has never played the game at all. The man, like Kipling: hero has had a. wife and he has 10111-11011 about women from her, and he knows all their weaknesses and

foibles 111101 how to play upon them like a harp with a thousand strings.

Anrl let 1t not be forgotten that t he married man has generally more

For these 11nd sundry other reasons girls flnd married men attractive, but any girl who indulges 1n an affair with a married man does so at her peril. S110 who plays with flre invariably gets burned.

- DOROTHY DIX.

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Dear Dorothy Dix-Your article about old age and its tragedies ln- tcrested mc very much. but. although you told the appalling truth about old age dependency you offered no solution of the problem, and“! would like to 11111110 n fcw constructive suggestions. There are many ways of saving and Pillllly more or less painless schemes for doing so. The Thrift Committee of the Y. M. C. A. 1111s a veiy good plan, and the president of the Emigrant Loan and Savings Bank has written a. most instructive little bookletcntlt- led "Five Steps to Fortune," which all could rend with proflt. Moat of the banks gel: out pamphlets of good advice about saving. The Government sav- ings Bnnk should be better known and every reliable local savings bank should be better patronized,’ while the buying of insurance, and especially

_ of annuities, should be stressed. ‘rho goddess of economics, llke the goddess of Justice, holds scales. In 1 one pan are the wages of work, ln the other are 1111mm of llvlng. The ,‘ biography of every man, woman and child ls largely told by these swinging SCIUQS and the balance struck between income and expenses. We mustbe- gin systematic saving while we are young to guard against a pennlless old , nge. For the rainy day comes to us all 1f we llve long enough. ll M. n. n.

Answer:

Thesr arr- words of wisdom written by a woman whose whole llfo 111 11310111. ln trying to alleviate the miseries of the poor and before whose eyes 119.35 dolly a pitiful procession of old men Ind women who have lald up nothing for their age and who are doomed by thclr own lmprov-ldence to spend their last days eating the bitter bread of charity.

Of course. there are those who alwaysdlve on the very edge of want, 11-110 merely exist from day to day and who could not spare a crumb of their crust of today 11o lay up for tomorrow. For these we can luvs only compassion. They have done the beat they could. But there are millions nnd n1lllions r14 youngsters who could suvc themselves from such a fate and who will not do it.

‘They are so weak, so self-indulgent, that they will not deny Lhemlclvu n iarcsent pleasure 1n order to save themselves from a. future woe. They are 11111111 mcn who shut their eyes‘ to the things they do not. wish tn uc, And fhlnk that. some miracle l1 going to happen to 1111.111... from the common human fntc. They arc besotlerffoola who cry out: "Let us eat and drink and be merry for tomorrow we dlc." But they do not dfe. They llve on. poor, miserable. dependent. psi-balm who suck the llfe blood out of their children or are public charges.

Why do they have" so m\1ch more poise and charm than boys and seem to know just how

I think that the great original attraction that married men have for girls la that they are forbidden

Never l. It‘. ls always the thing that; we cairt have that we want. most. - It is always the glittering knife that. will b0 sure to cut us

{-311 just the knowledge that n 1111111 is nmrrled nnd 31g; 111 some 011101‘ woman glvcs him a fictitious value in a girl's 0,101., 111111 makes 1101- sec a hcro of romance 111 a bald, fat, puuuchy gentle-

cs the married man in the girl's eyes is that he represents

His kisses are stolen and hence sweeter. And so she gets more of a kick out of the affair than she would out of having a boy come openly

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now, oldond ‘vows 111111111: and lcltllig 11:1.» “kick” 111-11108 W 1mm". limo m1 through 1.111 nlpos. 11111114111: hwlrda, etc. Bndmlngmn mo, 111111 indoor rifle shooting each have their devotees and it looks as if contract bridge is to T911111"! "<1- tlon bridge for this season 111'. least.

' u o o . The Royal I.__O. D. E. held the second of their “ﬂasnnc afternoon Bridges in their Club Room yestci-dny. ' o o a

The mm who sol’! ‘ thlnkl 1 - May not have may friends. Unless he thlnks-a1i_'ol1l1ers d0- You see, 1t all ‘depends. ' 5o if you 1111111110111... do Perhaps 1.111111111111111 will pay, But 1f you think a‘: other: don't Be careful wlut'_ you nyl

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Plain speaking is a two-edged sword. And gracious! how it cuts sometimes whenyou buy Whlt- you’

Mics Stephanie Jenkins has ar- rived home from Montreal.

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W111i. » Eschewlng ifs and huts. The 1111111 of lndepcndcntlhought MayWhlnk he RXXOWBIT/llﬂlib what. And get ln 1.111.111.1111. 111s mouth Unless he ‘keeps 1c 11-1111. .

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The iinmy friends of Mrs. R. Har- old Jenkins regret her illness of the 111111.11 weeks. g -

_ O iMrs. A. E. lngs nus goni to Hall- fbx on o. short visit to friends.

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Your hearers will agree. It's safe to speak out Whﬂl; you think Wherever you may be. For when you say whnl; other: think You know Just where yownre. And unrestrained plain speaking

then . ' May make you popular.

Mr. David Stewart of .- _‘ Shaw- lnlgm Engineering Cc.1~n111y, Que- bec, l.» home on c. visit to his parents the Hon. J. D. and Mrs. Stezvu-ri

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Miss Patricia. Mullally, duughlzc‘.

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Presents for Princess Margaret and Princess 'E’lizabetl1 were pur- chased by tl1e Duchcss_ of _»York when, with “the Duke, she visited“ an exhibition for the sale of goods maxlq by disabled mcn, which la held a11-

Montrenl, who has apent several summers among her fa1:;er's rosin-ea 1n Sourls, rrccntly made her debut at the Llgue de la Jcunesse Femin- ine ball and on Wednesday last her mother entertained at a tea. and _ reception for l1cr daughter which nuallv M thqlmperlal Institute 1n .11...." vcry- gay“ social. event. 'I‘he London. The Duchess 111111.111 s. ‘Montreal Star reproduced a ﬁne quilted cider-down with 11 11011155 111' photograph of Miss 11111111111131 11:1 the match, and this she bought 111111.. occgslon of h“ debut, for the baby Princess. P101- Princess Elizabeth the Duchess bought my; from-the stands of the Hospital Ward Industries and the church Army. In addition, two heat-proof trays, wash- able and unstalnable, and made ct St.Dunst1m's, were purchased for the Royal nursery. 1_Meanwhlle' the Duke of York was having a knitting lesson. At n stand of the Eastbourne Knitters he found a. machine for knitting stockings, and, after having the process explained to him cssayed to work the machine. The experi- ment. though creditable, was not wholly successful, for the Duke drop- ped a. stitch und- the ground 11nd to be retraced. ‘

Paris likes the turquoise sntln blouse, ‘especially with the tailored black suit. Sometimes she makes that blouse with a Little cape collar, which his foul-bands of stitching round the edge to 1111111011 four bands of stitching on the sleeve Just. below the ‘elbow. Thou she puts- one band of stitching ‘in a zigzag across the front, 11nd 1s all set. - O I Whether it is pyjamas o1- night.- gow-n, London favors at the moment a. ham of 111110.11 hemstltchlug which ls about equivalent to n. hem that tscordcd. The Italian idea appears particularly on pyjamas and night-- gowpl of the ‘llghver colors, and among the hues ln favor are hello- tropcs and pale yellows. O O l

Lleut. D. H. Fuller, R. N}, who was appointed aide dc camp to His Ex- cellency the, Governor General 1n place of Captain Von Blundell, Scots Guards. arrived at Ottawa. on Nov- ember 22nd to take up his duties. Lfcut. Fuller 11' the son of Admiral Sir Cyril Fuller, K. C. B., C. M. 0., D. S. 0., Second» sen lord, and Chief of Naval Personnel at the Ad- miralty. and the commander-in- chlef of the American and British West Indiln Stations. ' .

Side by side with the necklace of imposing proportions ls the slender little chain, a mere gold or platinum thread, from which hangs an old fashioned locket or n single jewel. Mlmy of the lockers open, as a lock- et is lupposed 00 do, in order to re- veal I tiny miniature of the beloved. Theilhgle jewel in likely to be a large amethyst o1- topazc. O O O

‘ A beautiful diamond brooch, an inch and l. half long and sparkling

111111111111. our. we 111m 111110111 sport 1s the popular cntcrbnlnment

pinching pennies ‘and ursing dimes dud that does not seem worth while to them. They forget that, u the old Sootchproverb bu it, "Many n mlckle makes ‘n. muckle" and that every dollar ll made of nlckela. More for- tunes have been founded on penn1e|_ than ever were on thousand-dollar bllls. And they forget thnt compound interest l; a. two-edged sword that cuts both ways, and that 1t curves our way to fortune justcxuctly the some way as lt does to bankruptcy. We remember how quickly interest comes due on a note webwe and forget that 11mm: due; 311st l! quickly on a. note that ls owed to us. ' '_ - __ ‘Thrift and spending are just habits. We can learn to save 111st as ms- ily as we can to waste, nndwe can-find that there ls 321s; u nucl: thrill in running up a balance frftbeﬁnvlxiis bunk n there la in running up s blll at a. department .1111". or 1 garage.

My correspondent tel-ls 110w this thrift; hlblt mny be started. Would

Edward Chapter '

of Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Llubally, of; eleven year old daughter or“: M

dlally welcomes msnqgcr of the Metrvllolilﬂl‘ 5m r11»: w 111111111; New 01111111111111‘ Mr. Douglas was the revlplllll l“ bentiful onyx ring from member" the Metropolitan stall. The 11115111" tlon was: complete sunrise 1° I‘ Fouglls and manifested the hllhff teem 111 which the popular “W wu held by the 011111101“! M i“ New Glasgow branch who deer‘! l" grel-ihil departure.

.. 1 . wlthielslly m]; a ‘ has been given 341-11.: err-aroma v! Hon. G. u. ‘l '

Sir‘ Wllllam Mum; gift. Mrs. Ferguson revealed Wqdnwdnv 11111111 1. 111. 0,, ' Conservative Assoc-i ion i, “ P01111111: w 111. 1.1.1.11 "“ her dress. it had arrived an he 1 lvlous morning amid gratulntory message,

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A social 01-0115. winch -fo1-\vn1‘d 1o with nzuci. p15“... a lyélr b)’ Bumrnersick; cjuzens’ h salad tea provided by the | m“ I the Unllcd Bngazist (gmu-ch, ‘ inteiectlng event 10,11; Thursdny afternoon 111 t1: Hull. ‘I110 ‘tel. tables were \ ry p" tlly arranged with 101W and ﬂowers. A special m" “on , I the fancy work table. ‘l 1e “M, booth 111 charge of ‘the m; mum bersof the congregation "n patronized.

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‘The ‘Halifax 0111-0111110 this my reproduces a pliutograp o! m‘ Nora. Gordon Jamieson,

Mn. Alfred Jnmlcson land m‘ daughter of the 11110 1111-. opium; I‘. ffodgson of [this 111111111111. brilliant pupll at the Hlliln Cm. servatory‘ of Music.

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-1 The Monday 01-01111? Bridge cl» were pleasantly 01111111111211 1111 week by Mrs. W. slew-art. O

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The ﬂlursday nltc ‘0011 Club wen 1111a guests of M1‘. A. A. 1111111111, Brighton.

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Miss M. H. Ball, urmcrly of lllon. trcsl. who spent ‘lhc sunmier 111 Charlottetown 11ml Lhn nutumn 11 Hillside Hull, Ilalilax, sailed 11y 111v Lady Nelson last fiveck fur 1311111111111, w1ere she will remain for two 11-11111 and then sail on the Lady Han-kiln for Barbacloes, spending the winter at Sea. View, Hastings.

Mrs. Jessie stem-ml ely after a. serious 011N11-

I MrsJE. S. Blanchard 1s simndllll two 1m m 111111111- 11111 1w dung er; Mrs. Mabon.

’ O I l MruR. M. Douglas, is b01115 W" to the city ll

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