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NOVEMBER 1.4931

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2 :es sri* :§x:_e'.:~_ ;.__`, i;

V », *i > ff. ‘_ talker

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. »'-;== I7'-I -_ - i . ..»- _‘.~:fslL§\`¥_~ Answer:

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" '~" it -,iii who has ncvcr been married," applies only to L n

‘ i°e a Widow’s Matrimonial Prospects Better "my than not grow om it we it numb.

that are left old" otored to Cardigan Thursday

Than a Young Girl’s? _ Man Who Vtfon’t

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Marry, But Expects to Keep His (ml

-Trail or Broken Hearts 'mt the going down of the 'suit and Mn. Mcoomnd. W“° °f Hon- J. A.

Desi' l\1i.<~: Dix-I often hear the remark: “A woman who has been ;'~Wc shall remember them.” sister Miss Margaret MCD0l1f*ld Wh°

f_fn:\ri~ic<l can get married again mucli quicker than n girl who has never i

'bien married bcc~.\use they know just the things to do anti soy tli-.it ‘.~.'i`l I 1:5033 me Cgnri, Circular publish- home, early in t 0 ' attract men." In what do thcsc lascintiticrns oi' ilic 'Cd in me Londgn T,',m¢5, ogg 15t_ it 4 greatly enjoyed the h0-illltlilltl’ SX'

wido\v consist? What are these things they do and :is announced the Duke or Gloucek tended

say that men like them? LOUISE. ter' Princess Helene' and Bn, John

°_Woman’.s Realm -.°- Social and. Personal .° lfqiéigns »___ _

r of Charlottetown lad

grow ics ni

ge shall notweary them nor the morning to attend a charmingly

years condemn" arranged Luncheon Bridge Kivenlfl'

in the morning" McDonald, M. P.. in h°“°' °f her'

' » o » is her guest. The party retumed

h evening having

Stirling-Maxwell were guests of the

_.L i i -- Liteira`ture*

L Constipation

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romptly relieving torpicl, llu

neys and Boweis and the legion of ill: that urls" tixlrsfrom.

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pleasant afternoon is anticl- ~' S

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llilug and Queen at Balmor l C - Dated 115 the G°lf Club £04353 the `- ' ' '

_,V _ I think the saying that na woman who-has bccn zu; mst week. The Muqusss 38,; occasion of the presentation of the

_,_A ii:.n-,god can get iiiayyiiiti again much quicker than _Marchi/mess of Aberdwn and -I-e_ipr1z¢5 won by the members during mid Lewis was the bmws only at”

T d'1"°d “Rh the Km 9-“d|th° past Seam" Mrs J S Jenbltcndaiit, Mr. Kenneth Blake of New

_ ,I Hi . ' g - - - -

. _ _ \t_.nn.-n of n certain nga. Not to young girls, Un- .Quem on Fr1duy_ ins, Mrs. E. H- Ramsay and other York and Boston, was best man'

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F. .'.;.:~.. iii.: i.nscn uliy the witilnv of 45 can carry more cnftiily than I Charlottetown as being governor- . _ _

s-,.n_',.;~ c. i;1.it age is bccmsc incn fire inore oi' less likc_sii<~c1J in general of Canada from 1893-1897. Many friends in this Province

.\ ren. ’l`l:'.'y follow the lcnu».ri'. L\<-ry mini li...'_s to have , X _ ‘I - ` du I tm mer, fm tmt ; Lord and Lady Abtrdccns daugh- will be interested in the marriage of 0

_- t “it 1- nn.n';~. 0, K. on the woiiiuii hc ndinires, ' t ‘ 2 ~- ,h~ ter may Pcntlqnd with her son Mrs Louise Holmes Knowles, widow

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c \-, mn 1 iunn has nflmiltd and t.* ii tl one Chou* li to nrury Lord Pemkmd and her daughter of Alexander stephen Knowles. of

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!;\:s lxi' ticslrzililv in his ell-s, \vlici'c:is thc fact that :-lic linrsLiie\'eiui;c;i; me Honombls Peggy Sinclair vis- New York and Chicago' and Rev.

n ""‘;{"1 [` "U" mm ‘J Cmcmdc mm Shu is Somehow un m “Or 4 Eitccl P. E. I. two years ago in their Dr. Daniel J. Fraser. principal em°|in

~-7 t‘.:i't no otlirr iii.ni waiutctl.

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'st ~ ~ has iicv@~- been mui'ricd. bu`t`,:'0l\i tli;'no1tihc;- iigkiretlxlickl .Tmvcs and Kellie' W5., gh, member-5 are hoping for fine

"‘°1°w ig m me mml1ml""" 1 I ng ‘L ‘ Icount Gordon of Aberdeen and a` weather and many outings before

, W \'.'i'.z\t \-.'ulo\vs do to uttruct men, it is iuaiinly what tliey cion`t

, t vm. the ,,,,,,,_,,---my “m,,~m ym, Sdn in Thursday, the Regent, Mrs. . A., . - d

‘ide will live at Huntington, L,I.,

where they have leased the Farns-

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*like* i ~i~f~‘i~ in - 1 3' 40 r is has it better. - _ ft __ x";1';rVu\:h;>u \‘:_f)m_u? of mm nge who: Lum Aberdem Wh0 is also Vis- lady membcis are serving tea. Tiiis|Mm_ It mp Dr' Ftaser and his

Uni ~ 5 » » ~ 'Count Fgrmutlna, Lord 1-laddo, officially closes the Golf season but bl

if v " worth estate. Dr. Fraser, who is now

lB'a1'o:ict of Nova. Scotia, will be re- putting their CIUDS IIWRY for th” rpm-cd, ls a graduate of M‘cG1ll

membercd by older residents of winter.

l tour of Canada. erltus or the Presbyterian .College 1 d

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,_ , __ V __ V , D b . _ I H m.k.t m,d| fi ¢ ._ of McGill University, Mon . B

5 ' It D tm "lm lwchology that nmkeb m H uy on rx. nl - »m L ` O 125 ladies were present at which took place in New York last

_. ,, -- 'ti ith tcks. V61' si. .ni .t bt_u one iiitspcctite ol the real \\oi i o c s 0 me afternoon tm Sponsored by the Saturday anemoom The marriage a

Royal Edward Chapter I.O.D.E. on was solemnlzed in_ the Collegiate

J Church of St Nicholas by the Rev

Unversity and of Harvard, He be- longs to the Harvard Club, of New York, and thc University and Beac- nsficld Golf Clubs of Montreal. HL' is it thirty-third degree Mason. i

Mrs. Duffy, wife of Judge C. Gav- Duffy, was hostess at a small but elightful bridge at her home 15 righton Avenue on Wednesday ftcrnoon.

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Miss Carrie Haslnm left Wednes-

ay morning on a visit to her bro-_

tio :;;.u t'.v_;~~c.; tnuiu io win ou o . ' . - _ ~ ,

‘ l ofes lo and Mathleson graciously extending the Dr. Malcolm MacLeod, the pastor. ther’ Rev. Leonard Haslam' Rector

I '.11 -:J z"ci:c: counts, :is in e\'f.'r_\' UUIUI' @1100 ml( DY -"' U nm' ` ` l 'K ‘ - y - cousin of the bridegroom. There

~ my t Ld his ";ii'iit‘tl lroin licr lute lzunentcd hospitality of her home for the so ,a _ at Liverpool' N_ S' _

mi; '.'»'t»ni.:ii wiio has an .ni:li'.'i' L ' is

'cial gathering. was no reception. Mrs. H. Dainger

liliisbxxiiti how lo lutiitllt- iucii. ._ »

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¢ d fl ,i lm ' It is technique as docs lt, my dear. That ls how the widow gets her vi

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Mrs. Yeo. wife of Dr. Ira J. Yeo., 'us hostess at the Canadian Na-| mil Hotel on Wednesday at a|

» 1 _.it tif, like it home it wp' ci; .i id that tiict llkt UIHJ1 luncheon bridge in honor of her

She li.i:> lountieui, fctuoiic tiring. tliiit lilrc to eu.. an _ DOROTHY DIX. no like cszii.-.ii`I ;i.;t. i ‘; :C _ - . i.. . ll . . ' . _ _ ‘ _ _

1 » lion sonic mercy on their pockttinci. nzid that tiity .ikc t ar no friends.

fl” H “mmm li ‘ “ A t Dear Dorothy Dix-A man, having loved a girl for wo ye s,

to be Iusscrl mer.

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in . , nd to come p1 me of and his good times. .He does not understand how much this can hurt,

A ru; ine \\'itio\» i.~.;i`i ui\t'.\ys e, 'tsiii~.. fi m.:i:u'ou _ .

. . . the girl and expects her to So on bein! 1115 Blfl Hlend lI\d€iiI1it€ly~ What

' lonffer wishes to marry her for fear it might interfere with his !`reed0m

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Some beautiful Christmas cards ll be sent out by members of the

am1;'».:;‘.'-x;' i.\'licrc it casts :\ lo., of iiioiicy. \’.`i;cn sn, guts lici' cy_c on 21 - I _ " - - - -" f et he was ever anything but a friend and con- British royal family again this year,

riiaii ~i.c il,'.:trf. iiiiii to liar twin house anti nus cvti'y\.in.i;,' nice and waiiii -»\0\lld Shi? df). UF C0 DYE 5

" » - = » ~' - » - - -. ' - s ~ - iinue to go out with him or stop seeing him altogether? BABET'I'E

A View of St. Paul’s from the

wid t./'\' i:_1i ii t..in:.o:..tblc ciiriii in which lie can sluiiip clo\\1i and trrkc _ §ti~l§;._=_»'. Anti .she has n good home-cooked dinner that siic tells him she i ' River- ' Wm 110 U10 Ch~l'l5l»m9»S Greet- ' ‘ ' ---- ings card of His Majesty King

clioltcu with lit ;' own hands. and it just naturally makes him think how,

in cms vnu A"S"""‘

Gwfge. While Her Majesty Queen

giice i'_ ~.\'cu1ii be to ltiiro it little hunio of his own W i it w n \ , ' _ _ _

~ - - Sto seein ' him altogether. If he really cares for the girl at all that Marys card, is enuued .ll Know B

\ ‘i \\ to i int L irc ol liini siting across the tnblc from lilm and - P 5

'i\'i1\":::'1'.`/' ' L"‘1 - -.

ol X ’ J K. . - _ . , . . .viii bring him to time and make him realize that she is necessary to his Lovely Gm-deny, The cud of His

-how pi-.».i~.\iit it wculci bc not to liiuc to think any nioic about “hut he, 'qiaiilcti to t.:; or si-ntliug out his liuiiidry or getting his buttons scwed on happiness' R

yn: ~_.~ 1.: »\'=';\'1l:i:\f; on c:u~th erzc-;~;>i l<e~.'p.iii; tub on liiin anti nagging ‘lhini :mtl nio.king iuin ccuic to time, The one tliing that lures a man to

. _ _ _ _ i Ilia sz p .li - liziitcr orci' it man s head so easily. - Q ~ ____ _ . n

? - A . ti <i;w‘i scsaunfz with \\li.cli the widow Jens the uies of mat- b

_kinifuay tif r.v'.~~ ntl ::c_ those nmgic wni-tis are: How great und woiidcr- ` b gpul ,ni .».t_ \~_:.itli, ntcirti in the ninncr at-cent bciorc a man, never fail Flo H-v thc it-ici-1. 'll.~ uxzzuurricci \-.'<~,in.\ii_ :intl -especially thc young girl,.

I . I k M , , A i

KIHI.

next.; lr Ltr-r.

__ if thc wedtiiiiq announcement.

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-'=r:es`.zc~:f=>::f.1f'_'f¥_ .»~_f_¢-.i f’Lf~"f $1. , -5:'-_...n ._ -. pt ff., ,_..... .___ v____._f_;_,__.

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Tl~lE zigfonizzing aches from neiii'ulg;i:t can bc quieted in

.- » the :miie way you would entl

t 'nn ‘

3:. _ zu. licurluche. 'fake some . ‘ ` Aspirin tablets. Take enough -1 to bring complete relief. Aspirin can't; hurt anybody. l' i Men and women bent _'ii with rheumntisin will limi

the same woii<lei'f\.\l comfort in these tablets. They areift just for lieadnelies or colds! Recd the proven diicctioiis

' covering 21 dozen other u. cs;

neuritis, sciatica, lumbago;

_ muscular pains. '

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"22

Ccld, dznnp days' which

4 penetrate to the very bones

have lost their terror lor those who carry Aspirin tablets with them! All drug

‘ atoms, in the familiar little

ox:

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.\..ti \'..n..~.\ is itzisciiable. Slit- docsirt make mountains out of _ _

[noir li.;l.~_ its the iiiiiiiniwiuil \'.'on1uli docs, ln dealing \\fitli men. She sm mves mm' without paying any M the page °: matrxmmy' he Wm 3° " dot- 1'; ni '~i:<.<d if at iiiaii breaks .1 date or is late or have hysterics if “Ions damg it* B” It he “nh” has 9° Put "P 01' shut “P5 U he either, Duke and Duchess of York is en- I7; .;.`; i:;.,~..;~.\.f~ \'.'oiii‘.xii out to lunch. She d,.'el'i L tt-lcplionc c-vc.-y clay. hfxs to many or lose her' he Win have t'° decide Whether ‘she is dire; to J ti

Sas ....1-mtl niso lruxii her into lui.-fcriiici that a innn will forgive a mm or whether he prefers his own freedam This clears me S ua Min

- and at least gives the girl a. chance to know where she stands, so she will

;_a_\‘. rinaii inrirc tlizui anytiilng else is being cosy to _',_L ;\1e;~.'; \t.‘.,i. and it jiri" -.nv ' il:~ '.‘.'1<lo\v l;no\\'s how to lioitl out that bint that enables her

xgns . 1. uuui to il.x;.c1‘ li.: and burn in __;___~ gn. l.ci~ feet. '1':“_. widow it

y, She \\'fu.tr‘s no time ii-_riziyx to coi'kscr»\\\' rroinpliments out of a man _

:$112 gets inny _with _thc .szilvc sprcadei' and tells him ho\v lmndsomc he is Want W many* They dmft Want t° give up their "eed°m‘ They donlt' surroundings mst evening’ their new a

?.1i.l lio\v tlltleicnt lioni all other men and how clever he is and liow she _~4:o1:'.ti just listen to him forcvci' without \\'t-ni'yiiig of licui‘in'.: hiin. She

;knr>i'cs his siorics and begs him to tell over attain how he put through

Ziiliiri dcnl. :uid after he has monologued about liiinsclf in n couple of 1

%i§i\:".< :lic ,fzfmps :uid breathes how marvelous and it is all over but send-

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not waste her youth and her beauty on him any longer.

are definitely engaged is a three-ply idiot, for she gives all and gets h ` othlng in return. She lets this man drive other men away and there- P y cuts herself off, not only from other pleasant masculine association, ut from an opportunity of making a. good match. But she has no hold

en whose attentions are without intentions.

want the expense of supporting a wife and children. But they like a h pretty girl who is congenial and interesting and who has a nice, com- _ fortable home where they can spend the evenings when they dont feel

lke going out and where they will be fed home cooking.

,loves them, and so they play around until they get tired or see some; other woman more attractive and then it is good-night, and that they 1 a

have practically ruined this glr1’s life is nothing for them to worry over.

Your friend seems to be this sort of chap, Babette, so the sooner you

are rid of hiin the better. Give him the air. DOROTHY DIX.

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Dear Miss Dix-I am 9. girl 22 years old and am made very miserable

with a boy a. short time and then grow tired of him, and this makes me t unhappy, as I feel it must be awful to be heartbroken. FICKLE.

Dry your eyes, my child. Weep no more over the hearts you hnvc

broken and the lives you have wrecked. Let your conscience cease to

with a microscope. DORQTHY DDL

And there are a lot of these sentimental deadbeats. They don't d

oynl Highness the Prince of Wales a coach scene, entitled “Meeting

and lr. <".clln~. pres. cd. |15

__ As long as he can continue to eat his cake and have it, too, to have the squhw. and that of Princess

‘ all the pleasure of the glrl's society and the happiness of knowing that Mary a hunting scene entitled

Breakinz cover." white that or the

tied "St. James Park, 1660."

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A Bridge party, greatly enjoyed

her friends was given Wednes-

by . ' dev evening by Mrs. L. J. Reddin,

i I think that any girl who lets any man monopollze her before they of Southport, at the attractive;

omc of her daughter, Mrs. Simon ~ Plwlii 4 Ambrose Street.

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The dinner-dance at the Canad-

‘Vh”l'e""" fm the man' At 'my mmm” he “im kiss and “de away' and i lan National Hotel Wednesday ev- thnt is all there is to it. A glrl's marrying years are Kew, and if she has | ming was another enjoyable _Wm ny sense she keeps them free. She does not clutter them up with the gathering of the week'

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The Oddfellows held a. delightful ance under unusually pleasant

Ml'S» HBH? C. Brown was hostess

t her lovely npaitinciits ln th

Queen Hotel. Mrs. Brown also en tcrtained for her friends at scvc' tables of Bridge on Thursday cvgn ing.

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&% by continually breaking some boy's heart. I am very fickle. I go out 3°°d °1d f“5hi°“°d WHY In Chariot

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Halloween was celebrated in tn

etown with numerous panties a'

over the city. The usual street ns; ades were held and a jolly good tip

Answerz' reported by all.

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Am0l`lll' the earliest of the form

trouble you. Men have died and worms have eaten them, but not for fall materials is satin. This year , Ivve. appears in small spaced prints C

black or dark grounds, in very sip

Don't worry over the trail of broken hearts you have lclt in your-_ ply styled dresses' that look like fp

wake. Boys' hearts are made of India rubber and you oouidirt find a but feel like summer an admires dent ln the heart of one of your discarded swains if you looked for li: V combination for the first pan, ¢,

the season. Black and dark brown

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¢,i¢"~i“¢, ` For over hill? a

. ' century Dr. Chue'| »} Kidney and Liver Pills

have proven ‘successful in

gish action of the Liver,‘Ki§:

% Pound ot spaghettl.'

2 teaspoons of salt. 54 cup of mind oil or 2 tablespoons

of butter. ,_

2 medium-sized onions. 3 tablespoons of _chopped green PGPPU- t 1 pint can of tomatoes (fresh

cooked tomatoes may be substit- uted.)

1 teaspon of salt.

1 lump of loaf sugar. Grated Parmesan or strong Can-

adian cheese.

Heat the oil or butter in a sauce-

pan. add the onions (chopped) and the `pepper. Cook until hai! ten- der and then add the tomatoes, salt and loaf sugar. Cook slowly until the onions are done. Cook the spaghetti in boiling salted water until tender. Drain and place in a heated dish. Stir about 2 ounces of grated cheese through it. Pour the hot sauce over it and serve at once. Yield: Six servings.

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Mom mg Smile

A man went to see his physician

for advice as to how to be cured of the habit of snoring.

"Does your snoring disturb your

wife?" asked the doctor.

“Does it disturb my wife?" echoed

the patient. "Why, it disturbs the whole congregation!" _

all being ideal for social entertain- g. _ In a Hlu°ry, Mix

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plain satin dresses, with fagotted scams the principal source of dec- oration, are among the competitors for favor for town wear. Occasion- ally dark satins introduce white, ice green, pinky-beige in collars, yokes, or scart treatments.

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With the lightweight wool Jacket

suits destined for town wear, white or pastel satlns make interesting blouses, tailored in style, and yet formal inlook, affording contrast in material as well as color. Dull surface satin is as important this year as shiny satin. The most popu-

\l’arige.

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`D<iff<>fhy D effe ox Happenings of the Week A IIif.1dafi'@ A F" 17"' if°°°"t 42--d f5=1f1-'f?-em¢»-

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What the Fashionables are Wearing 1

Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished With

Every Pattern

_ By Annabelle Worthington _ _

bone belt buckle and buttons made

N Tm _ ‘the original.

_ style No. 618 is designed in sizes

. _ 10, 12, 14, is and ia years. size 12 ii; requim a yn-as of so-mm mmini

` with 96 yard 0! S9-inch otmilflsting

~ and 1% yards of binding.

It’o very effective with the dren

of brown diagonal woolen with the

,, 4- ' ~. jacket or almond green woolen with liz Y » if brown collar, brown tie and almond

` ~ _ green buttons and buckle. ~ Be suretofillln the size of the .t §J‘/nn, pattern. send stamps or coin (coin ` ‘ 5' ' preferred.) ‘

Price of pattern 15 omits.

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ten invitation, may he und regrets

This delightful model is adaptable n ms “mug cud? V _

1" variety is ‘mmm as pm 'W ’“°°Y W” W1 °¥“‘°i‘ 0 it No: A written invitation mu

It has soft tailored lines you'1l 1 5 wrmen nom "'°~ Q. When are crackers Passed at

Mrs' A' W' Hy“d’“““ is hem' . o'!'he dress is sleeveless with colin- t “bln

welcomed home from a visit to 1

V shaped necklllw- B‘1Um°" A. With oyster stew and with

m"“ds in Wmd5°" N' S' interesting o! all is the easy manner mam

' °_" mwnieuitismade. 'rnsmekor

ms' H‘ G' Muttart' °""°"t“1“°d the waist extends to form a yoke for

very pleasantly at her lovely home me skirt- The front 0! the skirt _,i_,_i_,_,__..,__.¢! _.mt ,,,:,5,{..i,i,} °“ °_"'”“" Sim- S“m'"°“1d° at minntnewintinnoatyon; ing;§;§;§;,iiiiiii;=l "" '=f'i!;i.i;i,._i a Bridge oi' five tables. in sleeves ana attached mugi-_ lg' it

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Th rt b 1 ket has t- 'isll‘=il=i'is.i;s~il=-iii=. s li'

Mrs. E. 'r. wanton .and Mrs. F. in ,1:e::°md°;;`:ci:; mu” M lgiliiiggiiiiiligiiiiiliiliii Q’ iiilgilgiiilll

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J' E' Wright were ~l°“‘° h°5l'°55°3 It’s a type that finds a place of inn ‘».,i,l»i;.l‘,§lllzi.,lllii for Bridge on Wednesday andiimpmtanc, in every wm.d,.°be_ /. ` grill 1|; T““’Sd“i’ at M"S~ T““‘°“`S "Sk spanish tue sneer tween with dcncc on Summer Street for a, num mam bmwn woolen coup.. brown Mu i grosgraln ribbon bow tie and brown ‘

ber of their friends.

This at Home

last Saturday evening at a my d

And they like the sop it is to their vanity to know that a woman i dinner bride' exqummy m_ran;;_ To quirk] end stubborn son In dn.

. . Y I n colds( it is important to soothe the ,nilnmc membranes, get rid ot the .t-rms and also to aid the system ln- \'nr_dly to help throw oi! tho trouble. For these purposes, here is a home- nndc medicine, far better thlll anything you could buy at 3 times the cost. From “fly dru_ggi_ut, get 21/; ounces of Pincx. lonr tins into n 16 os. bottle, and add

Dluin granulated sugar syrup or strain- ed honey to make 1 ounces. This takes mt a moment saver money, and makes \ rcmgdy so effective that you will never ‘P Wliiwllt. 0”” you have used it. megs perfectly, and children like it. T 19 _Simple remedy docs three neces- Hfy things. First, it loosens tho germ- udon ihlegm. Second. it soothes away the inflammation. Third. it is absorbed into the blood, whom it acts directly nn the bronchial tubes. This explains why it brings such quick relief, even

;-oldcpidemics.

Pincx is a liiglil concentrated com-

anterlng, we are making an early unnouncement of the Guardian Christmas Number competitions. Prizes will be given in two sections, Ba followsz-

TWEEN 18 and 20 YEARB:~

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Our Christmas Number REG?

Dnwlnl and Story Competitions

To give your az people a chance of

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