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tioned lAL ill‘. east coast base, iii Inig- l1ii1d, the Duchess of Kent was oc- lightcd by the enthusiastic welcoiize given her by the pct of the station. u Welsh Corgi, lil"ll!.‘d David. On ' the dog leaped ll ' bungalow and paid his 1' 1i.» icspecis to licr, “11116 siic 1111' 111s 11e11(l and stroke to him. '1 11c 1 fc of the vice- adiniral told her the deg had learn- ed to distingutsli tiatal oificers and always gave them a welcome. Mis- takiiig the Duchess in her "Wren" officers tiiiiioriii for airolficei", he ,-i1'1'1111>'l_\' showed his affection for the King's unizorm. ' 1 .1 -

Mr- and Mrs. Andrew I1ikely of Victoria, B. (2.. arrtveti 1'i'o.11 Saint John on Thursday and are the guests of Mrs. Likelys parents the lion. G. D. DeBlQiS and ltlrs. lJe-Blois. Ur, Ltkelv is making a good recovery from his recent ted- ious illness and is being cordiaily welcomed.

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The serious illness of Mrs. G, A. W. Robertson 111 tlic P. E. I. Hospi- tal is deeply regretted. l-ler duughtt-i" Mrs. it. 1-1. Pctiuck oi New Glasgow’, N 5., is with her mother. Mrs. Carly o1 Halifax also spent the Week-end in the cltv with her mother and sister.

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Vlr. and Mrs. Frank Bell returned y from a 11inch enjoy cd holi- day spent aiming relatives and friends in Montreal.

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Mrs. L. D. Murray has been a pat- ient in the P. E. I. Hospital but ex- pects to be out next wct-k.

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Mrs. George D. DeBlols elite:- tained very pleasantly at her lioiiie last Saturday illt€l‘ll0Oll, honoring Mrs. Findlay of Guelph, Ont, who was the guest of her daughter Mrs. J. E. Richardson.

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Dr. G. F. 130-11111", 1111's. Devrar and Mr. Lloyd Dewar are now pleasantly located at the Allison l-lotel in St. Peiersburg, Floiizla, and are greatly enjoying the pleasant weather,

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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDonald hive as their gilt-sis Mrs. McDon- ald's sister 1\lrs. Charles Lorway and little daughter of Halifax.

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Mrs. tDr.) John F‘, McNeill, Sum- merslde, entertained Tnursday- after- noon at a pretty tea for her friends. the drawing-room being ttay WILL] iovely pink clirysanthemiims while tiie dainty tea table 11nd dining roam had mauve and yellow inuins at- tractively arranged. The revious afternoon Mrs. McNeillls tiuglrcr Miss Ruby MCNNH and Miss Ruth Dodds had a tcti for ilic younger ‘olk uihlch was much cnjoyed._ __

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airs. F. E. Colwill was hostess at ii si11111"t_t\\"o table luncheon bridge at the ciiariottetou i1 on aionday. I 4- I I I

Mrs. Ruth Morris was hostess at biiuge ivioiiuay lor licr friend Mrs. ri11<11.1_\' oi uuelph, 0111., prior to hei- rciiiriiing home.

1 I I I > Mr. F. C, Jones of Moncton, spent iiic 11 t-cx-ciiti Wltll ills son .1111". 1-‘. A bi1\"1.ii'1 Jones and airs. Jones, hav- liit; conic over for the iuiiciiil of his s.s.1~1-.i1-11t\\" ivlrs. W. S. bl€\\"1ll‘l. who is so mvingly remembered by her friends. . I I I I I

LL. Col. 1-‘. l. .‘\.l1dl'€\\', Mrs. Andrew

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U1h1l'1uLl('l/J\\'l1 Ytaldﬂlll-S 11011" ore-infill: their ncw- home 101s Prince street. u I I I

Mr. Justice George W1 McPheo, K, C., Dzsirict Court of Saskatche- 11-1111, 111111 11 101111131’ Islander, cele-

_ bruit-d his 61st o1i"thd'11y last Mon-

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Pilot uiliccr llugh l-J. Botterell of iiiio 111s young brltiﬁ, the toriiit-r .\l1 "Betty" Pearson cl 1—1.11.1.1x, whose wedding took place 111 s‘. Paul's Church luol aaturday. are being cordially tvelcoiiied to the different social activities of Char- lottctouii.

aunt

A trifle word weary with such des- criptive terms as "tantalizing" ‘in- ciiscreet", "ariogiint", "dlll‘l11£', ano "naughty" to describe coiois, lab- rics, anti silhouettes, it is possible to pcrceiie that rail and Vviiner sljillln arc siiiiplc, graceful, and very icin- ininc. our American itisniuiis,‘ s.c..- 111g to capture an an" of peaceful cliarni hark buck to the nineties and nostalgic 11113, reviving llounces, bllSl19S,Ctlp€S, flaring skirts, and even the coy cloche in gmlllinery. Herc and uieiie the military note, with RAF and Victory insignia, iii- truues itself, but ll. ls defi11i1e1y' not a trend. The crushing hand of nat- 1011111 defense requirements is mak- 111g ingeniutyi do for variety. Strik- ing novelties in woolen iabrics are not so apparent as the iiiouotones and cisutii mixed designs with long time values.

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Lady Wiliingdon has become chairman of the Overseas league, in place of her husband, the late Vis- count Williiigdon. He was elected to the chair last June and every one kncw it ivas going to be difficult to find a successor who would be so well known and so popular. Lady Willlngdons readiness to take on the duties has provided the solu- tion.

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The Duke of Kent, since his return to lilriglind f1'on1 Canada which 111- cluded Prince Edward Island has undertaken work for the ministry of labour, of which Ernest Bevin is the official head. l-Ie is making a series of visits of inspect-ion to war fac- tories to sec 110w the men and women at the benches and lathes are getting on with the job. He wants to lcarn at ﬁrst hand v/liat war-time factory conditions are like. He will do this work for the factor- ies department, which is now under the control of the ministry of labour,

Factory work is not new to the,

Duke. F01" several years before the win" he worked in the factories dc- parimcnt inspcctorate, which was then a department of the home of- ﬁce, The Duke wl_ll combine this new job with his duties as chlcf wel- fare officer of the R, A. F. training command, and will ﬁt his factory inspections in with his visits to air stations.

Carpets 0n your stairs and hall- ways should be kept free frcm worn spots and upturned edges. ‘These may catch a heel or we and send you sprain-ling down a flight of stairs

The kitchen is by no nirans free from fall hazards. Water or fond spilled on the floor are a great > tirce or danger and climbing up to high shelves can end in an un- pleasant lard 11g if you aren't

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Question Of Morals Or Age About Only Ones Where Father Or Mother Should Have A Say When Children Pick Their Mates

Dear Miss Dix-I am a. university graduam who has been out in the world making her own living for a number of years. Until a few months

reasons that

stances.

‘the manor in love with.

mot GI‘ 81'?

ago I wa e aged to a young man whom I loved very dearly, but whom s De . 1 ggva up because my patents objected to him for

seemed trivial to me. I have never

known a. happy day since I broke my 9118880- ment. Surely at my age and with my experience of life my marriage should have been a. matter for me to determine alone, inasmuch as the man is also a. college graduate. respectable and comes from a home of good people in average circum- I still love nim greatly, What would you guggest? ~ DOROTHY

ANSWER-I would |118Eest that you call the ykoung m:.n back and hlin I th nk th e onlv time when parent; have a right to inter- fere in their children's marriages is when a buy and girl are too young an what they want in a. husband or wife. or when there is some serious defect in the characters oi

marry . d too immature to know

woman their daughters or sons are or some hereditary disease in their

families that might put a blight on their lives. Oertainlv any father and justlﬂed in doing all they can to Keep two adolescents from

llldl daughter from marrying a drunken nekar-do-svell. Nor are parents called a

upon to bless the marr

bands and wives for them to support

But outside Of these limitations

of their children's selections of mates, for marriage is the most personal Oysters

parents should keep their hands off

thing in the world, and the success of one depends not upon its real sult-

ability‘,_but u n the man or woman sulls him or er.

having got the wife or husband who

OYSTER STEW

1 tablespoon minced parsley

1-2 cuip diced celery

1-4 cup diced onion

2 cups hot water

4 cups milk

tors

Oyster liquor _

Salt and paprika. Butter Method: Place parsley, celery acid Onion 1X1 h Sauce-pan and add the hot water. Cook until the vege- tables are tender, than strain, Add the milk to the strained liquid.

You will allow from 4 to B oysters per serving. The liquor should" be drained from them and strained 111010118111)’. Add the oyster 11 uor and the oysters to the milk mix ure and heat S1OW1y until the oysters curl at the edges. Season to taste with salt and p rlka. Place a small piece of but r in the bottom of each serving dish ind f-ll ‘with the hot stew,

Here is a sinule and savory me- thod for prepra g oysters.

SAVORY OYSTERS

You will need about one dozen large oysters for this, along with lrwo strips 01' bacon, bread crumbs and catsup. Drain and dry oysters. 111D 1:1 tomato catsup and then in ciiinibs. Place in a shallow greased baking dish. Sprinkle finel d‘ced bacon over the top and ba e in a very_ hot oven until browned. about

"ing, or to prevent a 5011 from marrying a girl of loose morals, or a 5 mml-ILPS- $91‘? this With lemon.

Fried oysters are always a favor-

ge of their children who bring home their hus- a3. 119m. hﬁlvevel‘; they l"? breﬂd-

before being fr

BREADED OYSTERS

i cu bread crumbs 1-2 teaspoon t Pepper

2 eggs 1 tablespoon water Method: Drain the Oysters and

ed.

And fathers and mothers have no more the same tastes in people than dry them. Dip in the crumbs to

they have in food, or clothes, or automobiles. V v be for corned beef and cabbage and good, strong, healthy, domestic girls. have been added Bea, u“,

Father's preference may

which the salt and a dash of pepper C885

whilc the onlv thing that plques son's taste is caviar and onlv fluffywruf- slightly with the water and d‘p the

lles quicken his pulses.

Mother may only relish fancy‘ salads and play-

crumbed oysters in this mixture

boys, while daughter ls strong for roast beef and potatoes and mlddle- d y, aged wldowers 11-1111 good 1111.111: amounts. a“ he“ i“ m” ’°’“°“°d “um!”

Pitfalls to Avoid

So it doesnt do for parents to itrronle to themselves the right to sel- from m, an ,

ect their children's life partners. because it isn't virtues, or the lack of

them, that is going to make John or Ma

ls whether their wives and htistlands When Not to Many

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Dear Miss Dix-I am a maiden school teacher 56 years old, very much

‘in love with a mddle-aged widower of 64 who was my We have recently renewed our lfl€lldﬂhalr after a long and un- He is an executive of a r

heart. fortunate separation. be retired within the next six years.

childhood sweet- lroad company who v1lll

He has to share his home with

and support a, maiden sister, a. son who is mentally deficient and the

family of his widowed daughter. mainder of our lives in peace and marriage?

ANSWER-Not unless you are hunting for trouble or

Inasmuch as we want to spend the re-

contentment, would you advise our I! RPLEXED.

unless you

combine all of the best qualities of a pin-feathered angel and a Christian

martyr

Personally. I can think of no sot-up that would offer such a certainty

of daily and hourly misery and of

domestic friction that would Bet on

gggln. Fry ln deep fat heated to

deg. F. or hot enough to brown

8 day-Old cube of bread in 5o sec-

onds. when olden brown, remove drain on unglazed

Serve with lemon or the

satisﬁed with their match. 1t fgﬁaine swat

WHITE FRUIT CAKE

1-2 cup shortening ‘ ,1 1-8 cups sugar _ l 3 cups cake flour .'"

1-2 teaspoon salt _-¢ 4 teaspoon baking powder

5 egg whites

l cup water

l-2 teaspoon orange or almond

extract 1-2 cup candied cherries, sliced 1-2 cup candied pneapple, cut up

1 teaspoon candied orange peel

1-2 teaspoon vanilla extract

Method: Cream shortening. add sugar slowly and keerp creamirig

your nerves and wear you out as living 1n a house with an old maid. a until 113m in color, Sift flour salt

widowed daughter and her children

and a feeble-minded boy.

and baking powder. and add al-

Do you suppose for a minute that those two women. who have been (Ci-natal with mixed liquids. when running their father's and their brother's home. are going to step grace- Y,‘

fully down and

let you be the head of it? would resent vou and be lmpudent to you?

Don't you know the children And what about that poor

well m ed, add slightl’ floured fruits; lastly fold‘ 1n stl fly beaten egg whites. Turn mixture into

mentally deﬁcient boy, who would tax the patience of a saint and be a pamx-Iulined pans and bake go, 5°

shadow on any household?

Your years of independence and of living by yourself will not have fitted you for taking on family martyrdom. and so I fear that n1 onlv

would you be unhappy in vour new man still more unhappy seeing your

role, but that you would make the unhappiness. It seems to me that

it would be far better for you to keep your dream of love than to t-ry to

realize it. You and the man can enjoy a beautiful friendship without mar-

rlaize and without the complications that his family would enforce upon DOROTHY DIX.

YOU.

Look in the section your birth- day comes 1:1 and find what your outlook is, according to the szars.

For Saturday, November End

(Copyright, 1941, King Features

Syndicate. Inc.)

MARCH 21 l0 APRIL 20 (Aries) --Deallng with superiors. those 1n minor positions (but whose work nevertheless is important to tho whole, as in auyoncis whose efforts are sincere and adequate) and making necessary changes are es- pecially favored now.

APRIL 21 1o MAY 20 (Taurus)- Today calls for more care in de- tal work, m.re sureness and 1:1- vtstigation before continuance of complicated or lengthy matters and more eagerness to learn. Be calm- iv paliPlli fcr bcsi results. _

MAY 21 1,11 JUNE 2i (Gemini) - Favorable planetiuy aspects on whole, but neither be too sure 0! yourself nor too ready to let things Iork themselves into successful conclusions You must act de- cisively yet thoughtfully and dip- loniatically,

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer)- Bcith personal and general mat- ters are favored by today: abun- dance of friendly vibrations. But it will be necessary for you to do

Your Individual H O R. O S C O P E

--—-By Frances Dru kc

smne careful planning and man- ipulating. Rielet-e tense nerves with wholesome recreation during allotted free time.

JULY l4 to AUGUST 22 (Leo)- Money can be made- at least the she/ping profitable business transactions and other monetary matters can be accomplished now. Put only your best foot forward. Don't leave till tomorrow What should be done today.

AUGUSII‘ 33 to 23 (Virgo) —Muoi1 depends upon your attitude toward obligations AND WHEN-HR YOUR OUTLOOK IS OHEEZRY! You can do more by be-

iig less nervous about results. Good readii advised.

SEPIEMB 24 to OCTOBER 23 (Libra) - Don't worry 1f mat- ters don't seem to be running as smoomly as you had expected — just keep 610mg along s1erdily, and things will soon work out better. griivest-lgatlon 11nd deoating favor-

OCIOBER 24 to NOVEMBER 22 (Scarplo) — eilent indications, and particular for work with metals, itimber; in surge.y, medi- clno generally; nursing; soldiery; carefully planned and made trips; inventions o! use t0 the public. Strive - but in sans tempo; rest,

tOO.

NOVEMBER 33 to DECEMBER. 22 (Sagittarius) - All-round bene- flcent vibrations that should urge you on b0 new TQOQTGS, worthy en- deavors, potent results. Complete wday',g"niu1sts" without loss of time or effort.

DDQEMBER 23 to JANUARY Z1 (OIDLOOIII) - Service ‘hen, gov- ernment emiployea, clerlm. sales- lad es, students, beautiolane, stenc- 111 f , domestics, waitresses, Illlllbﬂd workers, tele hone oper- awrs rate high on avored list

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Woman's. Re alm "1. Socia and Personal 1 Fashion

Allomlnlsmllc

A young father was entertain- ing friends when his small non rushed into the room and an- nounced 1n a loud voice that he had just killed rive flies.

"1111- three were gentlemen, daddy", he added, "and two WM

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Hi: father was atartlcd by the revelation of such biological knowledge, and asked how he could tell which was which.

"Weir, Was the reply, "two u! them were on the mirror and the 011x121" were round the whiskey

It was early morning, very quiet, and the soldier on sentry was en- Jovlns a 1T1"?-

He spotted the colonel in the dis- 141.2613 and put the pipe in his poc-

e

"bldrft I see you smoking?" ask- ed the colonel when he came up. "lg; me lgoyk at} your pipe".

esen puled o, ipe from his pocket and handed i over.

It was cold. The colonel was

satisfied.

When he had one the gentry Dill-led a sill] g1 ng pipe from the other pocket.

"My old dad know a tlfng or

two when he advised me to have 5°“

111-0 of everxthlna". he 111111 to him- self.

N111 H1111 1.711; 1 Whiz 11 Reparteo

Bright Phrases Win Friends

Gay friend-winning reparieel A girl needs it these days, for chances to make friends are brief-a casual meeting, a few minutes between dances, that's about all.

So, it you get stuck on "yes . . . no . . . I don't know” at such times learn a few bright phrases.

Then, meeting Jack on the nix-eel. you llip easily into talk with a smiling “This is nice . . . what are you doing in this part of town?" And what to ‘say next is no problem!

Eavosdrop on any "clever" couple; they'd use jaunty but really every- day phrases like those. "Who WASN’T there! The world and his wife!" . . . “She's a refreshing per- sonl” . . . "Who's going to break the ice-me or you?" Not hard, ls it?

A: you get the trick you sail lmooilily into a party with a "So nice of you to ask me" to your hos- tess; you get your dance partners to beaming with a deft compliment, “How well you rliumba!" lnlcttcrs loo you sound sincere with a warm "all my love and sympathy" iri- stead of a chilly "sorry to hear."

Our 32-page booklet lists dozen: and dozens of vivid phrases lo make your conversation and your letters sparkle. Gives pleasing re- marks appropriate fo1' many aocial. business occasions.

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-The Woman's Realm

MY DAUGHTER

Bhatnllamethu -hair'|:1ne:: She Jerk! and who: at my

dfﬂﬁ, And rllu me oﬂnn, I confers,

My daughter. She moons around the house and 111111 1111mm 1/1 oldfuhlomd Sheglymodbrnhtaesrla apitifiro’: vrlngl,

She's ‘mention, moody, filled with

fears, Changes from laughter into tam. Ape; every movie star she hears, My daughter. She's going to wed a millionaire, (Shewsays) and have grand clothes

weu, Peaches and cream bur hill he‘. My daughter.

She comb: her hair in ddaty skirts

bdbby to hold the curls, And imitates e other girls, My daughter. things I

Althoueh 5110': all the tell

And many moi-ammo’: doing well, And I-her mother thinks aha’; swell, Mv daughter. --ED'NA JAQUIS.

Drastic measures an boat too, for hair that is (odod, dry and a it at the ands. Bail/p them off, en 1.1 1 1,, 11 “8112131511 “l”? au Y ex g gn y woiklzig. a good ade or cream brllliantim into e end all over {our head. 11f you are letting dyed air grow out, you'll save yourself entbarraasment if you have it out quite short and wear it beautifully

roamed so the two tones are not he

8' noticeable,

Before a ing mascara, be IUXI the brush lilioroughl clean with no 6110835 mascara ogglng the bristles to cause them to It's! out at odd angles. Rinse the brush t-hvwulhly after use. s0 that it will always be ready for the next ap-

llcatlon Riemember to tilt your

cad back and use just can color to cover the lashes neatly all the way to their t . Th1: makes 11-, easier w reach o hair. with. out touching the skin or getting mascara in the eyes.

Put meat, fowl or fish on to cook in bollln water, if you wish juices left in, r soup stock. etc. cut meat. fish or fowi into pieces l-nd put 0n w cook 1:1 cold water.

Did you know that there will be pry little odor in boiling cabbage if an onion is cooked with it?

DONTS FROM (XlANEll-S

Dont e t the beet cleaner in the world be a. m iclan if you get stains on your clo es that are

next w impossible to remove, 50

Don't handle deodorant; canals:- ly. Follow the directions on the label and let cream or liquid dry thoroughly before you put on your dress.

Don't spill nail polish remover on your dress. It is likely to dissolve the fabric in the same way it does your polish.

llo Happiness inlhe llome

When Mother ls

The tired, worn out mother cannot make a 11a py homo if aho is sick and worried by the never en '

household dutiel.

lrrltablo, ownlieartod and disco

11:11 unrellervod. by

. Both anoe and state of mind, she up.

She at: run down and becomes nervous and 5 ed, can't rest at

DOWt let the neggjj dress beommo soiled 13:11 0,1,4?“ 11.1mm"? no“ “we ‘i s 11 '

will reﬁt. w‘ ‘° mm

' "m 17°"! dry cleaner, g mMtE-tt-itrm "- ---- -

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n1 your own 11 install hand-rails :1“ ‘ft/ﬁlly 5%,“? 01 8111x1581 on 1ft least one 1.111.111} I096 l‘ 00 8.!‘ 1 stairs u wail. ‘new and “m”

Have 110m- stair - _ ed. Ind keep 1.11 stypliayiiixuaifﬁkt 8°04 PQPIH‘. If you like the g1 p0 the “ii-sh is not 511p-

DOU-‘t trim youruu

:1 table o: l1 stool-get aofiibztagitilal

l-iltwtlgyklw-hezi swpladder and u“ n a.

WRJNKLEB x01" 0111.111 , run BETR-AY woMJ-FXEE

No woman qv l: Lstak her dausnwr-nift reanlily. £11“: lot of women, simply because they 1.. '1 “a..:t1."' 1'" - grandmothier. or ‘augnwn

The smart, drinking om" wastes little time regretting n“. wit)’. of course. and worries not too much about inevitable sign; a: lrwmwne use. on the other 111.1111, ahe does not get the notion 1.1111,; her oupearance isn't 11111101111111, She deliberately euiploys 1 m, Sti-‘lgs ygounziakaherssellf look n 11v.

: ei- an e nctua 1|.

For instance combo her 31111

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carefully, chooakig five her complexion a ook 511a does t

a. ylvldmoolor. n "80! llllll. ' 110- --not a nllc of liar ‘o: a“ can

w un movie stars IN now alm- aomo

o vgotligitt 71th of be: own old avorltoo.

Not important, you p1! Pu. 11cm m. But lgi-ioam-ioe of what interests linger 1e data one. An tho womlii knows it.

She doesn't want o1- oinpect to b; mistaken for her daughter. Q10 hates toseeawomanofherowl m putting 011m IM-tiie-ziie-ot- this-party act. But neither doe: she. want or iii/tend to be a hau-

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Here's ust the suit you've been seeking or vour urp-arid-ooming 1mg dauehtcr who wants to look 11st as smart as the older rls do. The comfortable boxy jac ct has the Wbular easy fit and new longer tins. It even features the cardi- Ill-n neckline that the college girls are so crazy about. The skirt bonds stay-up auapender straps and ll cut wide to allow plenty of rocm for action. A:1d what little girl wouldn't é at the chanvc to b0 so rlolc? more’: a big "V for V " emblem appliqued right over her heart.

style N0. 3194 is deslﬂied for saizea Quail}, llgaand 14 more. Slzﬁ . u yards fay: for jacket; 1 1-8 all}. Applique is includ in pat-

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'01! rllhi l: the up bulge, (all nah), three maple leaves In white metal super-Impaled on gilt or bran lounge. Centre, the helmeted head of "Athena" forms the design for the button: of the uniform. Bottom, the collrr badge combine: the head of "Athena" aml a nroll nllleudod by nook haven, and bqrlng the 10mm, "O.W.AD."1

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