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' 20 dresses in Crepe and Georgette to clear at

lialfprice. _ Ten other dresses s L_ Other lines clearing

gt' 'A lot of summer dresses to clear aft hall’ price.

_ Other lines selling a

1-3- and half price.. .

Another lot of coats to clear at five and ten

dollars. '

Remainder of Misses aud_Ladlee suite to

clear at half price. '

All other dresses and knit suits to clear at

wholesale prices.

Wool bathing suits clearing at $2.98. V’

All Millinery reduced;

One lot of Hats to clear at 98c.

g. 'Another lot to clear _; Remainder clearing

~ Remainder ofthe season’s coats reduced to

Make a More Satisfactory -Wife Than Her

i _ _ t the Passing of the Domestic and

suing at $3.98. gre

at five and ten dollars. Credulous Spouse

t $1.98. .

than the woman of the past has. He thought that she will be more understanding. more tolerant. broad- er-mindad and do more to keep her husband inter- ested than her rnothér and grandmother did and that she will not consider that a wife's whole duty consists in being chaste and a good housekeeper.

Where the flsppers will make better wives than

their anoestresses did remains tc be seen. Certainly they will be different and whether men will prefer the

_ new variety to the old is open to doubt. Myself, I think

they will be like caviar and olives. A cultivated taste.

at half price. at wholesale prices.

Men thinir that they ere bored with the old, domeene

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use of her spare moments by sewing attractive cotton frocks whose small` cost is amazing. Cottons lead the

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front. The back is quite slim and ` "*”_-* straight. with all fulness concentrated

Snvrtsweisht linen in ionquii yel-

and servlceablm band makes good with her he will have to bring home the bacon.

Pattem price 15 cents. Be sure to

yes-yes. It wil be yeah. '

{1’_ve long collected peacocks' wings,

Chips of jade and gypsy jugs And Coolie coats and Chinese rugs: Just now Pm not collecting those,

daytime mode, and are especiallyl

lovely for sports and generaiwecr.

But dewdrops on s. crimson rose

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WISE ANDY l

- in e little seottuihewn there lived old Andy who was what is called in sonic Dlrtl a "natural." He was sim- ple minded. and the villagers .used to show him oi! in visitors by offering him two coins, s. big copper penny and I. small silver sixpense. Andy _would invariably take the pel'i‘tiy.‘.'-- Ons day an American said to him: "soy, Andy, dont you know tits dir# ference between s-penny In ds six-

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Men May Think That the Modern Flapper Will .

Mother Did, But They Will Live to Re- "3""

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_We were discussing the marital unrest of the day and divorce and the

revolt of husbands' and s msn whose own marriage has not been happy or euooeeeiui said that he thought that the modern girl will more e better wire - "‘"’

_ of wife Answer-<1) You do not describe -- _ _

Wh° is Ut¢h¢11~mU\d¢¢|. 50 to llwlk. and whose world is pretty much bounded the condition of the skin very sccu- ‘

_ by the four walls of her home. They think that what they long for is s. wife rately. but I Judge that you refer to ill A ""3" ‘P°°"“t°" "'°°l‘ °’

‘ ' ` who is brilliant and sophisticated and wise-crackins and always ready to step enlnrseg Dons and Dcrhalil s roush ’°"°“' fl" “W” Wm’ 5”" in ""`

out with them when they feel like gclH8» They think that matrimony scaly edect. In addition to the local 'mile' °f “'h“°» 5”? “nd Y°u°W'

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,_ I wouldnt be so dull and monotonous with a wifewho wasn‘tbound downb treatments that I shall sulsm. YOU S""°h°d b°“’ °’ ""'m“¢°"°' "“`

__ ___ _ narrow moral traditions and who would realize that s man tires of one should be careful of your diet, eat 'Sh *lm °PP"‘l“°d l’““d'~ In " 'mm'

, _ woman and dem.” freedom to mam at will Plenty of green vegetables and fruits. ent of inspiration the narrow tailored

mat is g ` avoid constipation, exercise daily out- 5°" 50°! 5 ‘"“°"“l' l"’W th" 1’

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This is all very well as theory, but in reality men's ideal of wifehood is doors and see you 8 1 _

Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished “ ‘=°°‘°1Y “"1 <1°m°=l1° as e we emrhem -urea. In erite or eu th °°"°°° ‘°’ °'°' “"1" 'md M” °

_W _ Every men wants the kind oi awiie that his tether and his grandfather 1‘°h°’ °“°’“"" ml” "3 “gg” rg;

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_ »- - 35%” Take Style No. 2638, pictured in and ms ¥"°t`s"'ndmther hw' A Wm who Wm coodle mm md cook me yin”-se;?ise gill; tfllaciroeliglzlylein glian _, ___ \ __ E-__ white P,-(ine In novel dot mom! with dishes he likes, and believe him to be the greatest man in the world and be 5 ° ' th ln” in om water

dark blue is just the mme for your scared to death every time he has a headache and who believes in God and Wm w°'°"' 'n r cl d' vacation wardrobe. It can be copied say' hu' pnyers °v°W wiht' ` Dry wen' PM °n 8' 'km lot on] m e Wm] about three yards 0, forty inch When a man visions the picture of his wife he sees a contented and °f °q“"l 9"" °! '°“w°t°r‘ 8 yew"

_ _ _ , mated,” in the memmn sim Thmk happywoman bending over her babe with the ineffable beauty of motherhood ‘nd w"'°h°h°"l ‘nd “mm this W

' i " i of it! and wifehood in her face. I-Is doesn’t see a keen-eyed. nervous business or ’°m°m °“ °v°m18ht' mn m°m;"g

It “moves nat mpune through professional woman checking her kids at a day nursery while she pursues her ’k“° l/°“’ “°° nr" 1” w°'m‘ wa' fi

ions-waistcd bodice with dip-in-the Career, then in cold. dry the skin weu an

lbs.

at nom in cmular nate So I have grave fears that, at first, men are nx going to like the new (2) If your lashes happen to be

~ To make m Practically-_ only B twm variety of wife ss much as they think they will. Of course, in time they will naturally iight and straight I doubt

piece akm to be named and lnmhed get used to her and find her snappy and piquant and wonder how they ever that you can ever acquire long, dark tu twoqnece “_gt_ It cm mo be could have preferred the old bread-and-buttery kind. but in the meantime. curly ones, but you can encourage the

aeimoennv made with long sleeves there has to be a. lot of scrapping 'of old customs and habits and beliefs, and growth of the hairs and slightly

_th It is designed in sizés 16_ 18 yeam the sound of the breaking and tending of marriage vows will be_1oud in the darken them by applying white

36_ “_ 40 and 42 inches bust 121111- - vaseline every night for six months

Eh: will never see him through a romantic haze as a godling. Instead. the regular use of preparations for

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5 Paws; Dlgzngentpfihergew she will have his number to the last figure._ She wont coo over him when darkening the hairs. auch as mascara. , - 23387 Magnme is 15 chu but amy 1% he isila and blame everybody else but him for it. She will point out with I think a. natural, well-groomed pair

' mm when order” with pat_w_n_ relentless logic just where he fell down. Her vocabulary will not consist of of lashes is prettier than painted

I And l°m°h0W UD to now men have never seemed to care very much for tile soap liquid once a week Lath

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N°_ Mm B,” _______________________ wives who sat in judgment on them and who _had s close-up of all their and ring; the hair four fo gn; gem.

_ faults and weaknesses. They wanted wives who were comforters. wives who rote times before the final rinse.

Nam, "____;_______________________ would weep over them when things went wrong and bind up their ‘bruised Thorough ghgnipooln will make the

_._ vanity with the solve of their nstteries. And they wanted wives before hair soft and fluffy You may also

~ _. _ ` _ street _“dn” _____________________ whom they could pose as oracles and who would quote what John said as the use on astringent scalp tonic or anti- ” _ ,/ ~ _ ~ final authority on any subject. not wives who sized them up impartially and septic soap lotion three time s. week " _ \ _ ’ _ Before the shampoo Down the dan- 'rornorrow-ltul.bin, srereiree

I 1 ; ‘~ _ -i<....__ ‘ ~ drui! with a fine con-ib and brush it

) ; Dgwmwps Of course, the wife of the future will understand men better than the out. Los LEEDS,

_ _ Law, . wives of the past did. 'That isinevitable, since the modern girl worksshoul- _

' der to shoulder with men and perforce gets wise toail of their little tricks and runnin' mi, Eh quette

manners. Also she acquires a large and complete diagram of all of men's '

vices and shortcomings. No husband will be able to put anything over on De” M1” !"°°d5"Ev"5' m°’m“3 B’ mbefu L”

her. She knows all the old alibis about going into conference and out-of- when I get up I m“s°5e my scalp \-_\i-_-__..»

town customers and taking stock, etc. It will be folly for the man to tell his and hmm and vi5°'°“’1y Wu my

Q. When stnnd’n and onversing

_ wife. who has been a private secretary and done s. lot of telephoning for her Fm t° °m";‘€°t°tt§'1°1°1’°“l“°l°“° 1 with somewe ,mdA,:ey expiess B de-

...MARGARET gmnx Rugsm, boss. that ~he will be detained downtown on business. °5° ‘ ‘Wm Y ° “ ’ °"“Y “Y ln

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my men They become noticeable whenever I use i>°Wd¢l'- My 11°” 1° shiny. (2) what will make eyeiuaht-‘J dark and curly? <8) My mir 1° °”Y end :ull or dendi-un. what will make it eoit end surly? ll- M F~

that r wel ht is

wash your face with pure, mild soap and plenty of warm water. Rub the

rub in the skin lotion before powder-

or more. Use a small eyebrow brush

and use s. patent eyelash curler that is now being sold. I do not advise

ones.

<3) Wash your hair with pure cas-

following this procedure. I have been

Answer-The principle of stimulat-

tlcular case. If you have inherited

BEAUTY QUESTIONS ANSWERED `

Dear Miss Leeds--(ll What will

take away the spots at each side of

really a neat little knot with two

iff, ri _

saucy ends. (2) Three colors-eggshell tulip pink, hlhelr-end three- meter- ials, canton crepe and _flat crepe with sn sppliqued eonceitbf leather. fashion this original semi-sports en- semble. The .iacket is of canton crepe while the two piece sports frock is of flat crepe. The ensemble is com-

pleted in the hat of black bslllbunti with net trlmminss of rfessrain ribbon in which the three colors ap- pear. ((l) A-smart Paris coat of pink woollen cloth with collars and cuffs of broadtlil, designed by Chanel Cie and Perrler.-Photograph of number (3) is by Henri Manuel of Paris.

grated Womcn‘s Institutes of Canlil-I..

low with white mm prmwd lawn in For consider the wife of the future that the llapper will make. To begin with e single row of bristles and ph°wF“Ph°d by me Stumhomk white and orchid shades “owned with". she is hard-boiled and men have always liked them so soft they were brush the lashes upward to encourage cotton vous in green and Qenow and not even set. There is no silly tenderness, no fatuous credulity about the the curl. Of course, if you wish, you pmmd and plain tub silk are smut modern young woman, no pitying tears. She is a msterialist and if her hus- may use mascara to darken the hairs

when leaving one of the sessions at the chemistry building, University 0f Saskatchewan, also included the new- ly-gppolnted president., Mrs. W. F. Cameron. till yesterday one ofthe

representatives nf Saskatchewan on

the board. Reading from left to right (first row) arc: Mrs. A. ll. Rogers. Fort Saskatchewan, recording secret-

NS TI TU TES BOAR

Members of the board of the red- sm Ml-e. Alexander osilvie. South

Tilley, N. B.; Mrs. Iwi". Prioe,~` ‘Cal- gary, publicity secretary; Mrs. M. L. Murray, Vancouver; Mrs. J. W. Stone, Bond Head. Ont; Mrs. Wellington iiuyelr, strorne, slte.\ lvire. b. c. Ducie, Dundurn; Mrs. "'W. F Cam- eron Davidson -,inewiy elected Pres- ident); Mrs V. -8. Macblchlln, Vio- torls, B. C. and Miss I-lssel McCain. MacDonald College. Top row (left to right) Miss Lulu Yeo, Northam; Mrs.

A. I. Uhdmberl, Sl|ellbl'0ok;` Mn. (1 A.':`Pltrl`quln,‘ Wolfvllie; 1V[|-5,7 (lem-gg MacDonald, Cornwall, P. E. I.; Miss Annie Stuart (president) Grand Pro; M11- R. Wlsle. Dryden; Mrs. D. wett- Birtle, Msn.; Mrs. H. M. McGregor, Penticton; Dr. Annie Dickson, Truro, N. S.; Mrs. D. C. Hilton, Carleton; Mrs T. A. Cohoe Pilot Mound, Man.; Mn. W. Stewart, Peace River; Mrs. W. H. T. Peake, Tnnscons; Miss Abbey Pritchard.

overcome entirely the ei'lect of natural constitution or heredity.~ I would suggest your continuing the scalp massage and brushing with less vigor. Rub a little castor oil on your scalp every day. Give it an oil treatment befoie your shampoo. Cultivate good general health.

s - 'Los mans.

City ____ _Suu didnt find much in them to cheer about.

sire to leave. what should one do?

A. Bid th “good-bye" im ed-

But will this make things Dleasan ter for the woman and. essleri' for the pnmcmg this ‘ll Winn" and my WU” ,stem Nevereitain ,hem even 2,. a

H < hold Hints mem will it eiiminete cumin leetureei I trow not. rt will only furnish °’“"” "mt ml' *“‘“’ “ "°°°’“‘"g ,ew ,,,,,,,,,e,_ 1

07393 the wife with iecte for her :ew reinerke ineteed or having her gueer things. *“”“‘°’~ I “"1 5° lem Old- W111 Iwi Q H E mn expected to make cms

By lobsrta Les The less men and women know about each other and the more illusions they "N ml" 5"" m “"1" 5”" ” they of °ond0leme_ c0ngmmm,°n_ and m_

have, the happier they are and to destroy a wife's belief in the overworked 5"” °“ tm 1°” °' b°dl' “mf mv' qu,” among his intimate mend"

_"_"1'_F- business man myth is like taking away a chiid‘s faith in Santa Claus. ‘"5 lm" plucked °“” W' J- R ' l

A. Yes. _

When a girl of the put got married. she expected to be a wife and mother 1"' ll” “'19 by ’“""°3°' b'“°hl“3 0, Q' tiligspeggrxibggsat Silkxgf

Trl' WGWIIB N10 50°" Wm” Wm* and housekeeper. The wife of the future is going tolgo on with her career. “nd pumn' "M hm 1' " '°““d °"°» sh°;),_m 'mm me nmers? ' Umm! f»°l» “H9351” 01’ *‘“’P°“i'l”°- It if she happens to like it and is successful in it. That is. of course, perfectly bm' 1" “plying 3°°°"l l“`l“°lPl” ll is ` A Nog',he fork would be md Will live I bfllhidf 1“m’° Und °“° fair and Just and logical, only the trouble seems to he that careers and mat- ”°°°“"y "° “up” °h°m "° mdlvldual I ' '

that win ies; much longer. rimony don’t mix very well. At any i-ae, most m'en want to n-ionopolise their “°°d" It '°°’“° "° m° ““"' lm’ SUMMER RASS

- wives' intel-eete e`nd time and mention inereed oi having to ploy second nd- "‘"h°"' Y°“ “° ‘““"¥ '“’° P’°"l“¥ G

l Nm* die to the store or the odice or the shop. th°m'°"°' w° d"m° in 5'°‘“' P”

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With gentle dignity they bend before

' “P “W 1° '°’° “P ‘H4 "W W' xt le true thet the wife oz the future will probably be e lot more brood- *hi* °°“°°“°Y '°""<| thi" N11' “<1 . Wm' oe dn

vm mu’ md "W ""°h°“" "7 minded about her husbsnd's side-" ping than the wife of the past has l’°°°"’l° '“"d”°'° I 5° “°° mm y°“ The summer num'

ponder" _ _ _ dlnioultv._ ' ` " ' ‘ll ' m"“‘““°°“*" °“‘°°‘l"

out thot will be because ehe is aol... good desi dz ei;-renin; hereeu /ind. °"=1 °"°' ¥'°‘" ° l“*““*°° hw °f

“Aye” said Andy, "1 ken ‘tile dl!

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» '. ‘ .- leeywey, he her eu i th t old unto-deetn-do-us-pert nun on l‘°“’» "“° "‘° "lm l°°*l °°f° "id ll' -

ference between the penny and th( Apple lan ' °ut“°wn 0 8' ~ '

, _ °° me count expet to my with her husband my longer than he melee. it i/°““°° *° ¥°°°"1 h°*l“‘ will MIP

The golden light of evening bsthes

_sixpenoa utif Itookt-_h°ll_lP!lll° _ _ mmngmdmmn ‘ hm _ youkeepyourbslrlongsrtbanyou ._

once, they’d never Loifet. me either _ A creamy apple saucicsn be made , tm' W i »’“ °°l°’

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would otherwise. There may be an

' ir bending heads,

_ _ .- .. lar on quertm. -M, W, . inherited weelmees in the heir foul- Th’ ~ _ _ __ peemm md_mvm‘ in mg mm cm* nm 1 _gigs men muh more liberty, but I _wonder if they wont miss ul _ Gliding the pathway

0 OID security that grandilthsd when be knew he didn’t have °’°' "M ”° ‘l l’""°“° their P’°d“° wh i 4 t d _

"‘9_‘;°"5m" 'mlm ‘M ""°"'"° 5°" to watch grandma because sbs held hir stlsmsge vows so sacred that :be W ""°“!- Ml" *"0* ° °"f»°l“ *B* are the W n ru S wit A wooden spool. Tile ai'

' I . Bill ,Mn M md ‘ ' The case is, I think, somewhat like

,' ; BPDSIIDHQI should be edded rite; recluse. ° '° °°°“" “““ ""°"_ Wm? _ - _ _ Ehdl:“l:'__.;;_¢r bend 'nd f‘S°_"\°

reeeiliiythemode.-uiirlwiumdreebeturvuetnenthewemenoitbo '~l=°°°°*-l="°"°°°f°“'1°‘l-¢°°1“¢° /id he oe

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put did, but, believe me. the husbeud of tdl iutlfid Wil have in watch lib uhnft 57 h°’°°"'Y» ““""'l‘°“ in *M And nlght‘s blue supplants

For me Cook neo. seems if hu wife ¢e_te tired ei the sober doesnt use the mae been vf°°';“°°l W” '"4 61°* in wiv ne golden shader,

i her .ne will give notice md suit. noiwrnr mx. 1 1*f°» if FW hevvfn te lvl" wit

_ - ' ~ » " __ f . `“°“‘ W* °““l' 4°°*Y- Wh" ¥°“ 6° stiii quietly they bend their tufted

gngwnggg imgrcngg make a biscuit dough, using I eupshot, _butter lightly. and on the lower _faetbsm now will not e

. _ mi* "Wm heads 1 _

_ nous, 4 tablespoons shortening, I tes- pied; place some of the berries. lst become strong and hard. of course, 1-hough nu on, ,,,,__

One pint strawberries ar to spoons baking powder, l teaspoon salt thl top og. cover with berries, ddr than is n great difference between In guy"-;-|991"

sweeten, ul/out one-half cup. Wash and about 56 cup sweet milk. lhcpe with whipped cream. and place I the structure and growth of teeth undef gm ig;-,gn -

and slice the strawberries and sweet- into good-shed individual shortcalr" whole large berry in the centre. lsrve and hair. but my point is that in ` ~

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TORONTO, June 9.'-"Do you re-

member ’way back when-?" was the most popular question heardat the third annual picnic of the Maritime Provinces Association of Toronto, on the spacious lawns of Highland Lake Farm, Stop 34, Yonge street, the home of_Mr. and Mrs. R.. W. E. Bur- naby, Saturday afternoon. Thcre were hundreds present, citi- zens of Toronto and their children. who first saw the light down by the deep blue sea, in the historic Canad- ian provinces of -New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Is- land. ,

Talk about native sons and daugh-

ters of Canada! Here they were. nearly a thousand of them_-Canad- inns of the fourth, fifth and sixth generation-and they had e» most successful and enjoyable outing.

iusur sronrs Evans.-

There was 'ful-i of all kinds for old

and young, with many primes award- ed. One of the most popular events of all was the lsse item on the pro- gram in the evening-an old-fuh- toned bam dance, with old-time iid- diers in the huge bam of Highland Lake Farm. __

This was the second annual picnic

nirrn. with wide lawns. eil irlnd.e`Er shade trees. and a 35-acre lake near- by. The young people took fuli ad- vantage of the swimming faculties. but made it e point to be on hand for the races and gsm/.t, as well as for supper on the lawn.

TRADE BUREAU

The first gathering of Msritimera

in Toronto was held at High Park two years ago, when. to the surprise of everybody. over seven hundred sd- ults turned up and registered. An association was then formed. Since that time, many important things have happened. One of the results ofthe formation of an association has been tho nntzointment 0! a Mnrl~ time Trad~ " “zeloner in Toronto. to promote h:-tween Ontario and the provinces by the sea. The Trade Commission is maintained here by the governments of New Bruné' wick. Nova Scotia and Prince Edwurd Island. So far it has been a 811°” success. For the first time, thfl’° will be e Joint Maritime display ei the Canadian National Exhibition this year, and the matter of erecting A Maritime building at the C.N.E. Li under consideration. ur. rt. w. liz. nurneby. the Mm'

time Trade Commissioner how. P1’°‘ feeeor sz n. ueerhee is nwidmt °' the maritime Provinces Auoc1¢t1°“ °f Toronto, and Mrs. 0. A. Northover il the convener of the social coinml¢l¢° in charge of the annual l>l°f1l°-

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