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CARLOADING WON__THUR___SOUR|S__ELM|RA_ CALL FOR RATES DISTRIBUTING VIA TUE.-FRl.—BORDEN-TRYON , ' GENERAL HAUUNG MURRAY RIVER. CALEDONIA. ER, wooo ISLANDS FRENCH RiVER-MALPEQUE DELWEIWES BELL RN l HAULING CREAM DAILY FOR WED.-SAT.—SPECIAL TRIPS LQCLAIR CENTRAL CREAMERHES .

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man and Mrs. Ray Campbell. Sick,

carried. Program consisted of a dia-

brought to a close by singing Na-

six was learned with regret by his

legc Trcwsdale taught school

ye s. From 1910-16 he conducted

1 Surviving arc a widow and four

CLEAR RED hIAKE-UP ACLEN

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|sportawoman. And is A. p.

I ’E airs. Etiivard Gardiner’ and Mrs. logue by Mrs. Eugen-c ‘ixaiiiai- and many relatives and friends in this business for himself at Treherrn and BEAUTY l‘! m‘ b01119 0n m! 212.’ a‘. Wilbur wright, ie-appoiiited. Mrs. M155 Elsie Trowsaale which was province. He was the third sott of Winnipeg. Mr. Trowsdale acted as _ -——-— W“ ‘Q1111?!’ 01 l it , W110“? Wllsub W05 H1 01181150 0f “"1411 elliilyed by all. A reading. the late Mr. and Mrs. J. B. 'I‘i~otvs- municipal clerk at Whitemouth and Throbbing Sillmil 811d Bummer This (near red l5 t ’ Questionnaire on Home Economics "Chicken Dinner" by Allis Elsie dale of Cramud. P.E.l. After giutd- ll-iarlashville. residing in the latter Red ilasihnig 9°10" Wlllvtll. 0n a brilliance oi Lite new lg t o s ‘and program for tme evening. Some Trowstiale. The nicctin: was nation from Prince oi Waits Cul- ilowii tor tlie past sixteen years. ivvnlﬂlYs 11116. EHTS TIP!‘ i119 lSIOW- If’ PIER». u/n the t... lypyy .»,.<_._~,-,5Ung papers “we 193i ‘ ing sparkling beauty of a clear irlehilv-hued prim or

THES STYLISTS GIVE ATTENTION TO NEEDS 0F THE i<‘i\i\liiiY BETTER HALF FOR SUNDRY

SPRING AFFAIRS.

iHoine Economics by Mrs. Earle Pearson. Stop Feeding the Mot-h by Mrs. Keith Webb and ‘Fhe Satis- factory Guest Room by Mrs. Edgar Douii. Alter the collection was tak-

tloiial Anthem. Next meeting to be held at home oi Mrs. John McNal- ly, roll call to be answered by a proverb. Lunch was szrved by the hostess assisted b"; ltlisscs Marion

ior nine years at. Clinton. Victoria and other places and his pupils and others with whom he made con- tact in this way‘ arsl ns an ‘insur- ance salesman. remember him as an

lchildren. He was formerly married tto Alice Moore Collett of Crapaud. tOne sister Miss Lilla. oi‘ Seattle, Washington, and a brother, J. B. ;Tio\vsdale of Victoria survive. A

Spring day. It's the perfect color cosmetic for the pale, ash-bionde, for it lends her sticiden WVid beati- ty, It brightieit; the dark sombre beauty of the brunette and accents

-t)0miet and repeats swish of color across 1:‘ .ing the teeth glis in r; and bringing a. new 59.1; , eyes.

en tip a ver_v lovely reading on Tsmoi- and 151515111». 331e, eypm-pyisn"; ygung m“. o; sound iniecc and nephew‘, Mrs, Wiimot the colorful loveliness 01E redheacu —-~——-__-_.~__.-

v _ 4 Mother's Day was given by Mrs. i-i-l- busines judgment and genial na- MacDonald and Mr. Jos. Trowsdalc To Uhe demure. clinging-vine type, MANCHESTER _ (($13. .- q» ._ “YORK. Mav 10-Spot-.ed flowers on the shoulder, clack i-icber Schurinnn. The _Na'.ional MR. PERCY TROWSDALE ture. He went to Western Canada. ‘also live here. it lends a touch ot mischier. It tn- Women: Alixlllzhfy A5.- f (‘a F. m atlﬂrits i.';:' ill hcr_ are the gloves and AVIIOWBI‘ toque. A gray Anthem brought the meeting to a - 1.11994 and conpmled in me team. tensilﬂes the allure oi’ the exotzc H- A- F- station m t‘ §°~ D-ly hion trick. and white printed frock and Jack- close when a deiicous lunch was Word of the death last month of ing profession for several years ‘oe- SIWTI- It Elves R 8199111 0! 118111111 Hlded 5 3'11"“! 0i’ in

"t Io drvss hcrlct, white gloves and a gfﬂy pustzl- scared by the hcslers with the Arthur Percy Trowstiale of Had- ilng principal oi one school {or eight U86 hllnard’! {or dandruff. '99“ i" 9 PM“ PM‘

Clctlics 0i a

for son

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en zasemeiuts and

i s; I5 lit’ nil

» e bit .l Pltotrgh

0i color and

occasions when

tiic 01' l any" nthri" twcaslon . minced ns "My ' club meetings

included among

to make me

ion trimmed with a white rose.

For club and bttsincss: A black or navy blue sheer dress with a white- plped we neckline and a fitted jack- ct collared in white pique. a brim- ined dark hat and goves. A printed stilt combining jacket with skirt or frock. a strut: hat whose color picks up that of the piint.

For parties: A gray chiffon frock with a lace top or a printed dress with a light background.

Fashion fun for young mothers with small daughters includes "hlatiher -and- daughter clothes" that follow the same general design.

assistance of some of the ladies. BORDEN W. l.

The rcztilai‘ monthly meeting for April which had betan postponed for one week was held in the Town Hall on May 1st. i940. Mrs. P. J. MacInnis ivas itcting president. nnd Mrs. Frank Dorsey acting secretary of tire meeting. Meeting opened by repeatin: C.ub Women's Creed in unison. Roll call was responded to by twelve members. Minutes oi’ previous meeiing were read mid adopted. Sick committee reported

. _ ‘_ H9“? “T9 011T?“ IHPSP IIPKI Emil" visiting nnd taking fruit. to ‘en "mo" "m"? Editions OI Wllilﬁtfollﬂlrd K131i sick. There was no report from PYBDQ frocks anrl titted coats. 0f the School committee. New sick

'_" "P Iillrnrng skatqhe; of

$50M FI"\lii"$I A simple vre- it o.’ ll.l\".‘ hlue -n.1 !I"',)l("I with a sheer lust enough to give hi‘. and cloves; a :"t and straight coat

Illlinugh or‘: II" {lien-l we have the ~ NIIIIIIII siticii oi’ Native AIIIIIIITIPII tlrimlte um!

nn Increase In

‘mile mum» ..._. |......i “Hurt-re VIIOIIIZIlR helm-e the

é- Ilhen this stock la iilliere will Iio an In-

- L e ~<= ~ "I'll" Ilxelinnge. thanks from Y.M.C.A. for dcma- HEMAN WOULD ‘ ‘~ ' ‘

n "ﬁle llll intents therefore "gm $10.00 m 9.34pm m. - iuuiieni. liy coming to

Din . thanks from a family in commun- SHOULDNT .-, o|I|i¢AIIII|IfILLI|ILI PM“ M‘ ity for sick treats. It was moved BE Eri- ti 1* n rnnsporin- and seconded that Mrs. Earle. BAQRAﬁFDN/i

ayrvlqalltiz-‘rlnlly M.- provid- urlnngglll“ nnd Monumental lui. sh3].i..i.... c. r. c. v.

‘"1. Miilpeqne Rand,

Iilmllcrﬁ Bell

I’. 0. n , CIIIITIIIIIFIOIIILI‘ 33.5. L

redin io‘e uthlch

wévl-lque cl‘ cut-out print-

colorful crepe dresses and gay cot- tpn clothes, strikingly aike In de- s gii.

PLUS THE GADGETS

Just as much attention has been given to mother's accessories as tui- clothes for festive occasions.

Baas are big. simple and com- modiotis. equipped with slide-tast- encd pockets for gadgets. to do nwav with that cluttered look which mothefs bag often has. Smartest are navy blue, black. dark red and

lte. Best. gloves m‘ suede slip-on: in . white and dark iiurs. l New jeweled accents are jet neck- laces. earrings and clips and pearl- studded lily o! the valley; lapel clips Smartest and most practical slips for mother are of embroidered crepe or Chinese brocade. slikhitly fitted at the waistline. but cut on the strai ht (instead oi the bias) oi the to ric. (Older women whose figures are often heavy. prefer the-m because they don't push up.)

CHELTON W. l.

The regular monthy meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Waldo Gardiner on May 1st. The meeting opened with the singing of the In- stitute Ode. Roll Call was answer- ed by nine members. The minutes of the previous meeting were read

lion to War Work Campaign and one f:om a sick member for fruit sent. her and an

Pearson buy the sealer discussed at last. meeting. Bills {or thread, fruit. and telephone call were paid. amounting to $1.76. It was decided we send live renewal subscriptions Ior Institute News. The Committee reports were then read. School re- ported new backboard installed. plans were made to have school scrubbed on Saturday. . Sick committee took Irui islck. New committees app-tinted wore: School. Mn. Haber Bchur-

expression of i

committee appointed was Miss An- nie Peiry and Mrs. Wesley Mac- Leod. School committee re-appolnt- ed was Miss MacDonald and Miss Sexton. The president, Mrs. Robt. MticPhei-son. not. being able to at- tend meetings regularly tendered her resignation which was accept- ed with regnet. A lengthy discussion followed re the appointment or n new president and it. was finally decided to leave this matter over until the next meeting. Foliowinq this a short (liseussion was held regarding some changes in the pro- cedure of the card parties. It was moved and seconded that. Mr. Ce- retti be appointed an additional member oi’ the Card committee. All business being completed, meeting then adpourned A

DONAGII W. l.

The April meeting of Domagh WomenKs Institute was held on Ap- ril 16th at. the home of Mrs. Eugene Trainer. Eleven members nnd four visitors were present. Meeting Open- ed in the liSllliI way. Roll call was answered with sing? say. play or pay ilvc cents. Minutes of last. meeting were read and approved. Correspondmicc WIlS read and dis- cussed. Sick committee reported no sick calls. School committee report- ed school needed scrubbing. It was moved and seconded that we buy school. Mot-ion

ashyille, MZIIL. at_the agepf sixty- , Thimble Theatre - Starring POPEYE

1nd zest for living to the suntanned

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WELL. t wANTmATo I TELL HIM $UMPIN

GEL! I WISHT I HAD THREE CENTS -- Liii .

MY LAND! . mag; DOLLAO$'N NINCTY- WHAT FOIL?

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