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A country Garden

TH! FALLING LEAVE!

Lightly He blows. and stills breath they fall,

The perishing kindred: of the leaves; they drift,

Spent leaves of scarlet, gold serial,

Across the hollow year, noiseless

md 'wm' accumulation of gas in stomach. in 1-ishtly He blows. and countless as small intestine. or in limge intes- ths falling line as it crosses from right. to left

of snow by night upon ., 3 la side a few inches below the bear . sea, 0 mn the indlvidi;1allxr;1ighthre&;iIiy;Labi-

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To strew the linllnus of Etemlty. He sees them drifting through the spaces dim. And leaves and ages are as one to Him. --G. D. Roberts. I O 0 This Autumn season has been one of the very best for gardening.

. . .. . lti f - 1 his stomach. 233;. :3?.T,y ..-na1,D,;,x;'(?”:(,,dMth H28 sltllrysu aoaosn a”p.E5s,,,g against ushers, Leslie Rogerson and Cecil Rogerson;- gl'ooms- Rogerson. x ' easy o ; '- ' . ' . viork with. Pr-rciininls and hicn- wads M m5 ucmach mm the ham o s a 0 o o

nials from the lielti have been

transplanted to the garden. Lu- ”,"d 15: .(:15g::;i,”na.hl)':eCgsgitsiuolnl Cuthberts Church, St. Teresa's, on over nylon, with matching cape, for the day. music be g supplied pines. Foxglove, Sweet William. g;:uni0:1andis'harn;leS& but quite August znh at 3 0.0100), when headdress and mitts. ' by the Macnonalds from St. An-

Columbine. Pansics and Blue Flax which is suitable for the rock gar- den. October and November are bulb-planting nmlitlis and a few have been tucked in the garden here.

While Hyacinth: wore bought for early fragrant bloom and they are a very dependable bulb com. ing year after year, but some of mine will not even come the first year as a pair of squirrels took it fancy to them and carried them off! For the garden, second size ls the largest rcconinicndod. as the spikes of the top size liiilbs are so large and licnvy ihcy may be brok- on by high winds. Planting depth ---four inches of soil nvor bulbs and some protection can be given in exposed places. Evergreen boughs are the very best covering for them.

Tennyson writes of Ffyacinths...

Sheets of ill'a('ll'iilL that seemed tile heavens upbreaking through the earth.

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Three new Primroses have been planted in a shady place for spring blooming. In England many va- rieties are grown and loved. and Kinlough Beauty is a, luminous rose pink with golden overlay: it its an extra line. very dwarf vari- ety and will be something good to look forward to in the spring. Primrtmes are hardy perennials and are so early blooming that they are much to be desired.

The JOY of creation-dream and

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cream. In the sumes of A parka flgwcsraim 1gtrat.ed nutmeg 9 - CAROL slfwusld tglleored suggd 'I1'he halrlitn: glstsiz :5. that means to allay. or To excemimle ",.m ,,,,m, ””””m and ”' we ””'”Y ”'”"''S F" T”'””"""' '1 t B. D5 nwflui-d meat xii-we or blown ire-ftp mm d Shh Emmi ' n' axsmms mm Mud pm" ""'"” ""b""” In his garden. 1” mon cube ' " ANSWER: Self-consciousness can be over- "mm :wa't haartoun E E 3” D ” 5"iPi"u' much": M343 d0W"- iii”

In a country garden. plants har- dv and easy to Rrmv are important as the time and money needed is limited. Shrubs that are beautiful in Spring and in the Autumn have colorful berries or haivs make the

ram 1 M . b may athletics, dramatic or singing clubs, dancing classes. Don't be apol- your f L 1 . .. Lg syrup gr gucky, mg”-y .mni garden interesting and lovely for quick and forthright action when neyfvfmgngnefgieh scuges Tnd reg ogetic if your work in these activities is not the best; begin by acting choice in necklines runs to the a1;I”o"r:ml;ewlclil"1:1'(:it0'li)e rgvirlmkgciririw can be removed ham mnerm, by many months, The sweet Briar this insistent knock comes to the confident and the attitude will soon be second nature. fllllnei form. the high Eton Coiials

Rose in this garden is covered with scarlet fruit and is 8 beautiful

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GAS PILESSIIRE ON

One of the commonest com- plaints of civilised man. especially i.ll middle age. is an accumulation of gas in the stomach or in the small and large intestine. This gas prssiire can cause all kinds of symptoms and when there is on

patient who was convinced that his heart was greatly enlarged. as

his chest." By the use of the flu- oroscope and ii mirror. he was able to see his heart and it was of normal size, about the size of his fist. However. he also saw a large round object beneath his heart uhich was. in fact. an ac-

ol the stnnirivii against lhv ll98-Pi

alflrniing to the patient. There is usually a feeling of fullness, rapid heart l)C:li., bclcliir.-; and B. feeling of anxiety. In the case above- mcnlioned, by bending from side to side he dislodged the gas and felt all right again. One of the little points of which our heart specialists take notice Jis the side on which the patient lies down. They find that when the patient likes to be on the right side, it is usually (but; not always) real heart disease, whereas if he likes to be on his left side, gas is causing the symptoms. By lying on the left silic the gas moves away more quickly from the reg-, iion of the heart. moving upward through stomach and oesophagus. or downward through small and lame intestine. Just why this gas formation oc- curs and causes symptoms is not fully known but certain kinit of foods and drinks. which the pat- ient can usually remember. are the commonest cause. Constipation is usually present, for which the individual thinks he needs "rough" foods to irritate bowel and cause ioods and wastes to move along but it is these rough foods ..- cab- bage, celery, onions. cauliflower - thht cause gas formation. Eating more meat and fat. cutting down on bread and vegetables, helps prevent gas formation.

During an attack. deep breali.l'i- ihg -helps dislodge gas. its also will pressing the abdomen upwards

he could feel the beat "away up in .

A sudden turn in the wheel of fortune may incite -to an ardent and enthusiastic gathering of forces and facilities for very dras- tic and potent activities. it would be well to be wholly prepared for

door. New business ventures and intimate social and domestic re- lations are inviived. Dare vexi-

..'Photographed following their Tereslrs Church are Mr. and Mrs and their attendants. From left 2

The marriage took place at St.

Reverend Basil Crokcn united in the holy bonds of matrimony. Miss Geraldine Teresa Rogersolhdaugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rog- erson to Mr. Edward Joseph Cul- len. son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Joseph Cullen. 48 Road. Rev. Bazil Crckcn also celebrated the Nuptial Mass.

The bride, given in marriage by her father. was bcconiingly attired in a floor-length gown of ivory satin, featuring a lace yoke. lifted bodice, long sleeves tapering to points over the twists. and a full skirt caught with satin rosettes. ending in a full-length train. Her three quarter length veil was fashioned in halo effect with lace crown. She carried a white prayer book with white streamers caught with lily of the valley and forget- me-nots. 9. gift to the bride from, the groom's aunt. Sister Rullna ol' Minneapolis.

Miss Bernice Rogersorl. sister of

marriage in st.

. Edward Cullen o right are the

a pale green gown of marquisette

The bride”: youngest sister Miss Marion Roger-son wore yellow taf- feta with matching cape. head- dress and mitts. Both attendants carried white prayer books with white streamers caught with lilies of the valley and forget-me-nots.

The train bearers were Ellen Rogerson. cousin of the bride. and Wayne Malone, nephew of the groom.

The groomsman was Mr. John Cullen, brother of the groom. The ushers were Leslie Rogerson and Cecil Rogerson. Serving the priest were the bride's brother -Joseph Rogerson and cousin Billie Roger- 5011.

The Wedding March was played by Sr. Margaret Marie. C.S.M.. un- der whose direction many beauti- ful hymns were rendered, including tlie beautiful Ave Maria.

After receiving the congratula- tions and best wishes of their many friends and relatives at the church. the bridal party left amid showers of confetti to the bride's home where breakfast was served

man John Cuuen; the groom; the bride. tns former Geraldine Rogerson; maid of honor Bernice Roger- son, and bridesmaid Marion Rogerson. front. are the train bearers, Wayne Malone and Ellen

Standing in

to 150 guess. Dancing was enjoyed

drew's and Mr. Reginald MacDon- aid.

In the evening the bride and groom left on a trip to points of interest in the Maritlmes. For travelling the bride wore a suit. of burnt-almond gabardine with green accessories.

On their arrival home thev were tendered a reception at. the groom's home.

Previous to their marriage they were given a. shower at the home oi the bride's uncle and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogerson. The bride was also tendered a miscellaneous sliower at the home of the groom's sister. Mrs. Stephen Malone. Charlottetown.

They received many and beauti- ful gifts and a considerable sum of money. Out of the Province guests were Mr. and Mrs. Reginald MacDonald and their son James MacDonald, Dorchester, M s s 5.: Mrs. Gerald MacDonald. Quincy.

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Mam; Mrs. Robert. Pineau, Ab- ingtori, Mass. and Miss Dianne

the bride. as maid of honour wore

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Cook's Corner gs SAVORY VEAI. KIDNEYS

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DEAR DOROTHY DIX:

1 teaspoon lemon juice or vine- gar.

2 tablespoons cream

2 tablespoons sherry, optional

Wash and dry the kidneys and

move coarse tubes. Heat the shortening or dripping: add kidney pieces and brown

Self-Consciousness

I am 17 and just beginning college. I

come. and while a special course is most helpful in overcoming the difficulty. you can do it alone! . . . ,

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High Necklines Demand Careful Hair Grooming

LONDON. October -(CP)- As if choosing clothes and accessories

to giraffe - necked styles and smooth-lined mandarin collars. un-

As long as it's short and tidy, however. there are plenty of styles

tailored clothes.

The trouble starts when

and polo-neck styles that are the latest Paris trends.

Princess Elizabeth. photographed as she chatted vivaciously with guests at a state dinner at Govern- ment House in 0tCBWl.early in the Royal tour which

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lotion of "chastise"?

this is the most interesting book that I have ever Pro-

iie. nccent second the first). 3. Secrecy. 4. Deviation

the members when the next. meet.- ing takes place." 5. Assuage.

West Coast.

Better English

fly 0. 0. Williams in 1. What is wrong with this sell-

I. say. "Between you and me. read." 2.

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has taken Her ltoyal Highness and Prince Philip across Canada to Vancouver and Victoria on the

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syrup Stains

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the beds before making them. open the clothes closet docs with

the earth around the' plants. list- from two to six matches, depend- ing upon the size of the plant.

soaking in hot water. and then washing in soap and warm water.

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sight these Autumn days. are also some hardy rose shrubs that are worth plantini! for their

pressing mutual hlippineu the forthcoming marriage should be exohanstd.

There's no sense. for instance. ll spoiling the effect of s beauti- fully-cut high neckline by loose

quickly. Add the onion. Slice the mushrooms - if fresh mushrooms are used. scrub well

lure into unexplored fields and

Be willing to accept resporisibilityi If a call for workers goes , alluring experiences.

out from one of the groups you belong to. raise your hand high. You'll 5

, , be scared stiff at the first job or two, but the ease with which you ' - , wh 1; hould . hogteu do bzziiltby atrthis time of year and in For m mdhb . berm-e aiming, Add mushroom, :0 gal" mnudence Wm be auoundmg. hair covering the back and swing- Modern EHQUQHO W3” 3 cl;,1e:. b,.mg, he, , box or rn miemsutmfxerhave fragrant mm” 9 y kidney -and 0fli0n- Cook gently. Don't hold back because of this "I'm not pretty" nonsense. Neither m3 '5 3"” "um ym" head' 39”" 3, xobgm Lg. flowers?

stirring often, until onion is gold- rite most girls. That's why the pretty ones stand out. Good looks by f" "9 pick me ”yle5 Wm” W lire. most certainly, a wonderful asset. but lack of them is not an in- Cmmum DI" "mdels Md smmth surmountable difficulty. Study the faces of many women in the news the Mir b”ki””d5 mm 3 H919” -even those of women to whom the word "glamorous" is often sp- 0i'T1'0Y WP'm0i- plied. They are not pretty, but perfect grooming, poise and sell- confidenco give them an air that mere prettlness could never emulate. EdW'"""i H'"sd9 Lastly, stop thinking of yourself and consider the other person, ' no matter who he or she may be. Self-consciousness. after all. is only If Your 193i-U785 M9 N” WW-'d thinking too much of ourselves and not enough of others. when talk- for this severity of line. the soft mg to someone. don't worry about the impression you're making. Give upsweep of a sort-out Edwardian all your attention to what your vi:-s-via is laying: be interested. be hair-do is the choice of Jacques

Those whose birthday it is may anticipate a year of the sudden and unpredictable. Drastic change. fresh plans. and new environs. will stimulate business and personal life. Be prepared for delightful ad- venture.

A child born on this clay is as- sured an adventurous life, pleas- ant. profitable and of long-range

All garden borders can be tidied up now for the season, and all work done makes it. easier to nor- den when the spring rush is on.

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A. After expressing her sincere -thanks, she should arrange the flowers immediately in 3 V550 Di water and display them Pl'0i11' inently.

Q. Should a pitcher, or any other receptacle with el handle. always be passed to a person witn the handle towards that person?

A. Yes. always.

- Q. I understand that a pros- pective bl'ldegTOOXl'l'8 family is sup- posed to call on the family of his bride-to-be as soon as the en- gagement is announced. But what if the man's family lives in a dis- tarit city? A. Then. of course. letters ex-

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Remove from heat; sprinkle with the flour. mustard. pepper and nutmeg and blend well. Gradually stir in the water; add the fluid meat extract or bouillon cubes. Cook. stirring constantly, until smoothly thickened.

Stir in the lemon juice or vine- gar, cream and sherry (is used).

In the other gardens And all up the vale From the autumn bonfires See the smoke trail.

T193881” Bummef OWE End dramatic Pxpiifiellce-E cm. , close; and 1mm 1. 5”... impressed. Self-consciousness? Why. the very idea! Who said you Foch This in 3 perfect combing. . ,1.;en':e;l1”:,:eh:::g"" n”m”' ring oeccssionally. untii kidsieys are had "7 1 tion with tiny, head-hugging hats i s7 ' ' v . ''??'-m"' 11 ii i

The grey Smoke ,0”... vteii Protected DEAR DOROTHY DIX: 1 am 47 and my wife is 21. We have l:::vyuh?in?ghco:lt,:.t km to m 0 g Anne Adams Patterns sing a song of seasons. During a dinner party 9. young clared. "They haw Tahiti; W11 D0i- Continued on page 11 one such style is "Festivals." 5

Something bright in all. woman was bored to tears by an ice force and their own ai-my-" x. 4 3 new look that brings back mem- I

flowers in the summer, Fires in the fall. -3. L. Stevenson.

elderly scientist who expounded an the subject. of ants. "They are

In a dry tone the exasperated young woman interrupted: "No navy. I suppose."

orles of the wartime upsweeps. Ac- cent is on a long. crescent-shaped parting supported by a lightly- waved fringe. Hair from the temp- les is swept upwards and back into a. crest that gives a Grecian pro- file. The "Astrakhsn look." is another sure winner for high collars trim- med with fur of the same name. This is an oblique look with kiss- curls coming from a soft forehead wave to the tips of ears. The cov- ered ears and straight. semi-shlng- is back recalls the i930 look. with on up-to-date slant that loses iothing of its femininity in the

THBIFTY FOB GIFTS

One yard of 35-inch for the small size! Little more for the otherl as shown in diagram this apron is ONE piece plus ties and pockets. You could zive MORE gifts this year if you use this apron pattern. It will conserve your fabric. money and time.

Pattern 4718 comes in size: small 14, 16; medium 18. 20. small sin takes one yard 35-inch.

This pattern nay to use, Iim- . pie to sew. is tested for fit. 1-In complete illustrated instructions.

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Alice Brooks Designs

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Put than foot.-flatterrcrs It the head of your Christmas lirti Two pattern parts use ready-quilted fabric or quilt your own fabric. Gay ballet. slippers for gifts! Pattern CYNB include: directions and pattern ilor sizes: mull. me- dium. large and extra lsi-ge. Bend Twenty-nve cents in coins for this pattern mumps cannot be

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