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Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished ‘ With Every Pattern

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An interesting feature of a novel ' Iheer velvet ls new shawl collar th » y ' terminates in scarf at. ‘left side, _ 1' clever thought of designer to deira from width. The surplice vestse also‘ has narrowing effect.

TheThips are extremely flat, snu y‘ flttedwwlth oclt and molded line

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I Mr. Arnold Henderson, Bedequc,

lane and Mrs. Neil Lowther, Northfpoitage,

Carleton, motored to Summersid

Mr. and Mrs. John Lang have re- e on i beauty, makes her old and hard and unattractive. Wednesday.

', turned to their homes in Watertown, . Mass- after spending some time with friends and relatives in Bedeque and standards of her sex, and that there is nothing in the fast life she is leading splendid and instructive address giv-

en by Hon. A. E. MacLean, M. P., in

visiting in Victoria for a few weeks. "W131 N°"- 12m-

._.__.___-._. North Bedeque Hall on Tuesday ev- ‘ Andthese boys and girls, who know that they are ruining their lives and handicapping their futures, would be glad to stop if they oinlyhad the cour-

Mr. John Fkizzcl and daughter“ _ ' as " afraid of being laughed at and called "flat. tires" and "dead ones" if they] Mrs. mm mum Central BEdCQUCIiVlSIYDI‘ to Siimmcrside on Wednesd ' ~were visitors to Siimmerside on Wed- 7

eque’ l‘ ‘pending “ “w” "Mam" and save others as well as yourself. . The N455“ Pearl weeks’ wacher, with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John

rt. ‘Pryon. and Silvia Myers, Carleton. l Dawson Central B94160"?- ' , ’l‘hanksgivirig holidays with relatives in Fredericton.

chaume P , of bread fished out of the garbage can. The one is pure and tender and I y eafmn has been confined sacred. The other is vulgar and common and disgusting, a profanation of - as . to his home Wlih a bad case of ton- your “p! held in Central Bcdeqiie Hall onlfillll-l-ir Hi5 mini’ friend-I Wlfih him fl ' I 12th A 800d. ‘_speedy recovery.

‘P’ A chicken supper and bazaar w

'1'iic;.d;i_i' eiening, Nov. {l}? sum was realized. A bountiful sup- i l gpcr iras sci-veil, which the Bedeque

Mr‘ and Mm Elmer Pearson and their clubs and society that they have no time to watch over their daughters Jadies are nomcl for.

_ daughter Miss Esther chem,“ we“ and talk with them, there would not be so many young people going the pace visitors to North Carleton last week. that km‘

Mr. Lloyd Jewell, Bodeque. spent’

Sunday in Chow“, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril MacFarlane,

" tar i becoming to any type but partic-

F, _ h ' in what they did in the Byzantine Empire than she is in what her daugh ., firm" dun“; l “mo, rmt 3w , ‘

32:?wmsxrgwihitcsgotgihndgflird is doing, and should devote more time and study to the decadence of Home m“ Jud“ H“ Johmon- “m the ularly so to. the girl whose tressos

"m ' 5' than she does to the roadhouses around her own town, and who stays out so 01cm w“ mucmwm». ' __ late at her ow-n parties that she doesn't know when hsr daughter gets in.

"Dorothy Letter Box

circular we that 11w beeuwullv a BrideResent thelKindly Blundering at hem. .

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The long dart-fitted sleeves have of Her Inflaws’ smart open cuffs.

Style. No. 313i accentuates slim-

mgly slender. I themselves. and 1 am one" ofthefast-steppers And

n can be h“ m ‘In m. m years’ I can't stop. That sounds silly. but it is true. It gives as, 321,40, 42, 44 and 4s inches hust. “ “m5” “"9” ‘°"“°" ‘m " u“ t° b’ 3'5"“ b’ “'

You'll like it especially m black good-looking boy, but after it is over I feel so cheap. tram nun with the dun wane‘ But what am I‘ to do? Stop going out with the boys? used for Sear: Con“, cum; and If s. girl doesnt pet, she has no dates. I have tried ‘ vwu to talk this over with my mother, but she is so wrap- i ‘ ' , ’ .-

Dv w» 31c v iififti‘; 11:: °.i.“‘:,.";°if.‘§“::i;".‘f;.'i.°;‘..f!§;3.‘:. wlgetzusit: caeefgh? 635316;?‘ h beige she says it will all come out in the wash, but some- and brown is outstandingly imam times it doesn't, and that is where the rub comes in. l and practical for all-around occa-i Wm“ do you say? ANITA‘

V ; bureaus ravwirs IHniII-iksvvot. i 80k‘. and her sidn very white,’ while ismm‘ MM“ H“ ‘um’ “d ‘"55 °I Answer. ' L 1 s o ‘ ~ . . her eyebrows and lashes are Pale.

I matching faille silk crepe h beige‘ The" is only one ‘my w "hnm, Ml“, ma m“ m w rdorm Talking OVC Y kill ESSGIItISI The gefiume auburn type with deeif shade. '

i y Dark dam“ purple silk crepe with; about ‘it gilsfs yfu lriowhiere. Mourning over your; weakness is simply the ges-, | WSW and cum of white Dune satin‘ ure o se -p y y w ich you dope your consc ence so that it doesnt. hurt,

bl . is ultra-smart and wearable. and no“ e you my mo"

Bottle green transparent velvet self-trimmed save for ornamental = crystal buckle of scarf collar is irri-fypur Self. ‘sistible and made at a very smallicne one I i

respect, don't do it. Quit it. Get back straight with yourself, for person whose good opinion we must have. if we are to know any peace of mind and happiness. is ourself.

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Pattern price i5 cents. Be sure w f fill in size of pattern. Address Pat- J tern Department. Our Fashion

crowd and refuse to do the things that they do. I _ order a pattern and a Fashion; even laugh at you, and at your age ev en the ridicule of fools hurts like being Magazine together for 25 cents. I lashed with a whip of scorpions. but you may rest assured that in their hearts

most of your friends will admire you and wish that they had the backbone

,,,,.,,,,........, - Every young boy who isn't a born idiot knows that when he gets drunk ' Street Address

olsaaa-11000! City State

was a visitor to Fernwood on Wed- nesday. evenlng. age. He knows that the wild-oat crop he sows in his teens he will spend the , balance pf his life in ‘harvesting. " " ‘ " " ' ‘ '

M!" and MPS- Reginald MavFar-f And the wild girl knows that she is selling her birthright for a mess of

She knows that drink wrecks a. woman's health, robs her of her

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She knows that she pays too high for the good times that she buys with her good name. She knows that shs is smlrching her ideals, lowering the A well filled hall listened in the

that will not-debar her from being a good wife and mother.

I age to do it. Their trouble is that they have got off wrong and they are, Mrs. W. A. Wright Leard w

“Y- break away from the gang.

Mr. Ivan Dawson, Central Bed-

How Can a Young Girl Break‘ Away From the ‘Fast Life She Has Been Leading’ - Should _ _

Dear Miss Dix-I am a girl. of ls, considered pretty. and jnavs‘ Ion of friends but here is the trouble: I have started out wrong. I live in a fast n“; l t f ' _ .

"erageniur lngreh a:p:a:°:‘:;,n?_ town, where all thiryounger set are so fast they can't even keep up with

Says Movie Director

l I HOLLYWOOD C iii-J ' tCnue, well-known 'H a ood hi‘: I

Jtoruagrces with 38 0t er foremost , If you are doing something that you know to be wrong and that lessens‘

"Few people can smooth lovely skin," he says.

; skin but a at ‘i Tay or, famo " say? Atnd Of course, lt will take courage and strength for you to break with your’ Zijmffd, L“, irofle‘

an wants beautiful

Perhaps some of them will- the ski

avenly smooth," she says. Luz T '

(Special to the Guardian)

Canadian National Railways network, mods-

at 10.00 p. m. Atlantic browns ls Time will feature Albert

He knows that when he idles away ins time and spends it in diasipa- Wmmflwln. tion instead of in study or at work, that he is throwing away his chance: in Blanch"!

that if he is a waster and a spender in his youth. he will be a pauper in M“ ch

at‘ ten years of use. He is a professor l at the? National Conservatory and? when visiting London, England, lasti 1-0 Pill! before 1i

- l "i" buckles. Stockings may be In up skin or Hench nude. Her frock may be henna or burnt orangefwltn hat and coat to match in lighter or peg. Mart, a member of that city-s dl-rker tones. Carnelian jewelry will Icelandic colony. ‘This will come from utmlcluy oomph” m“ hummlou‘ 0. N. it. W.. Winnipeg, and will con- color ‘ymphwy’ A cum‘. hnmmy at the hsam to pale yellow, sand or bdFhillli l" in yellow and orange makes a. girl a of “l” typaqook like a mm flung blue at the neck. Cream or ivory is

3 ' excellent for a whole costume or for °°h°P c?’ wmblnalw". twill"! l" a my," m- um on ‘ “,5, black A_ tsupuoiifui of Phillipa Milk of Mag- good th year and which are esps- an“ Duk mm and us“ yellow riuia does the workof ha cially suited to the auburn typo are

yea}; was invited

dimes. Following this hour there will be a,

transcontinental network featuring

Mrs. s. K. min, Soprano of Winni-

tinue from 11.00 p. m. until rnid- night as an exponent of Icelandic . folklore. , _ m‘. Hall will sing the original So, perhaps. Anita, if you set the example, you may have some followers “ma” or “he {em “ch number _ " being proceeded by a brief explana- You say you feel cheap when you kiss every Tom, Dick and Harry. and

- Fashions

By Lola

. Milqdy Begugf... Household Hints

l ous shades must be considered.-

"mwfh"; m" 55w", by the choice of clothes. The first is pm“ m“ W" us screen and .1; h, 0g i v ‘, “z of the 4n mp0!‘ y mea using co or conxests

ms in keeping

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l soap in the dressing rooms of all the medium smdes L“ blue‘ , V . igreat lioliyvvoodfilrn studios, The second method is by choosing "'-""""'_' i No. Ilitii. Size For a lot of fast young people are fast. not because they enioygit, buti________ ‘ colors which ha. 1min with ha: because they have got going and do not know how to slot down. They are ' hair, thus making herself a color likearunawayteam that has lost its head andgoesonhurtlirIgtiodes-truc- ' ' sym hon . Probabl t isw at the ' Name tlon because it can't stop itself, and they would be glad enough if their par- Radio Program ellbllpkn-hilfed Kill yo?“ wvmgn W111 ents or the law or some authority would halt them in their mad careers. ""_' ‘ l ct‘ .

chestnut DIOWH H1866 with b

“on 5M Wm be support” by a Con, with orange; brownrwlth lake blue. you are cheap. Between the kiss of love and the kiss a girl gives a boy for

_ osrt orchestra which will fumish an e88 Bhvll or 6WD 0111136- . . taking her to the movies is the difference between the Sacrament and a piece y We are sorry to lcarn that Mr.

_ _ "prom-m, blckgmund o; Nome‘- The lark auburn-haired type is

.____.__ Perhaps if there were not so many mothers like yours, so absorbed in

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{oil-YEARS IN PRISON you U, g, 95y 35mg]; so fair as that ‘of, the above type.

01k," Ne“ 1149"]; brown fabrics over flame or ‘gold slips mm,‘ “wen-Wm specially deputy‘, are charming. Opaque black needs ed “dam d”, Hyde,‘ today w” w? cream oi- fresh color trimmings st the “find m serve 5o yen" In the UIIOIL BXOWIB Whlbh match l0!!! Certainly it is a criminal thing that a mother should be more interested Bu“ pennant“, m. the “ma! o; tones of the hair or eyes are always

LAKE" THiS’ BRAND THE‘ ERS AS’

Amherst Fair ivcre the following: Messrs. Alder and Wilburt Wright, and Fred Iioaithcr. North Carleton, Mr. George Runcie Searleiown. rind

Professor Reid. Middleton,

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Mrs. Fraser Biliker, Searletown, m" 0w“ aparmwm ‘ad 9km“ ° was a visitor to North Carleton on "m" m" h°n°ym°°n w” we" m”

Sunday.

‘steadily improving after being ser- iiously ill for some time.

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idaughtcr. -Mlss Ruby. motored iAmherst and thence Tuesday.

Mr. Leigh Imvther, North Carleton, the state of mindiinto which his well-meaning relativep have thrown ms. 8o

motored in chclmn on Tuesday.

and Mrs. Jay Hayes and get over missing the -fun of setting up houIekQfDIIIK l" mYflu-Lme" ll 9"" to no place to put the modest contents of my hops chest, forknoth r and almllfl to Moncton have literally filled the linen closet to overflowing.

i ill A h‘ v And a mothei must be a fool, as well as crimlnbl, to say that everything w mom L e many who attended m" come out in the wash and no harm will oome to her daughter. It is liar busi-

ness to see that daughter 1-. safe and kept out of trouble. DOROTHY DIX.

Dear Miss Dix—-A month ago I married John, who has an adorlns 1110"!"

and two doting old maid aunts. Blissfully we looked forward to _ ‘ '

located about two blocks from whsrs the dear aunties live. Auntie Nor 1

produced the key and opened the door w All’ lpartmant beautifully furnished

to the tiniestdetall. It was all mother's and auntie! Rift to umjllhllllfl’ Ind mother's taste, and we had to prawns to be grateful. but I could have cried with disappointment. And now mother is over every day to help me with tho cooking and aunties being their friends to sss how cosy we are. and I can't

To all appearances I am still a happy bfldl- I'll! J01!!! 608m’?! NIP?“

there it is. Tell me. Dorothy rm, am 1 an ungrllblul eirlf Do you think I

___._____..__ viii-in; the recent floods in mdo- A “m” m" "d l“ “l” “"1" "l" China. Cochin Ohina supplied the a “m” 1°” 9°“ Pmmc" ti" "rml"

“nu-m wwh m.“ qungme, colored‘ redhead. Her hair is a crude

_.___i___._._. y“; 5,"; U” Mung-I unhnmg Titian blonde and it lacks the rlch- ..

ut our own furniture. but on our return at the station by the mother and aunts, who bundled us into auntie! car and drive us to a large apartmwt bulldlnl

meddles with the color of her kitchen curtains at her peril.

She would rather have olisioth on the no than afersian rug that some one else sclec _ common to all women, even a female idiot should have sense enou . her hands of! a bride's furnishings and let her do it herself. ' -

. 5o mother and similar made ths mistake of their lives when they thought that because they were paying the bills you would be grateful for the furni-

and tables that you can get rid of in a few year's if you don have saved you a lot of money. ‘

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‘ Mu r c 1_ ‘ ' 1mm w Nm-“etlwna 41m ‘mm mm as are old enough to know potter and ma“ luvs had enoulll e cs g , _, _, ' i v ,

A DIBGUUPID BRIDE.

‘ Answer: I - together because you are so silly and lo fsnllnlne and you area-mining so true to form. '

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shine iiml lasts .1

of course. u» ma.‘ m the auntifl m ms most w bill!!! mun mu

bolas llze that one of on uiiw thntfmrr "M" “W” l" l’ °° m’ " "M" . _ azcimumupunnaotbuiaaivuuaiwnvlqdwtwwdtlnw- m:

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____________ ought up be taken across somebodyk In“ I114 Ivllm" "W"

I I m“ m, m, o; you mould have your nice; kind. stuPld heads knocked cubism: in llfe foi- Ill

. Dear Miss Dix-Is my first duty to my parents or my husband? r love Out of the nicest situation in tbs world. um of family 1m and Iwfl- than: both and both mad ml-

osity and a desire to bs helpful and to welcome I btlllo Wit-h open llml. 7°" aaotheircity and my mother "e ‘u. “m,” W“, "some" goodilaflnt and generally mull“! "P 0M I do? .

. I ‘ . . . . 0o withyour husband. There is no question about-ysurrnrstuduty

to iiim. when you married you swore‘ to cleave to Manage-leave all other ls doing wrong in will to yrevwt you from room:

often classed as a brunette notonly. because her hair verges on cbesmut brown, but because her skin is not

For her. sheer black or. dark rich

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are of such adecided color as the various auburn types.

orange shading to 'V burnt orange. Her coloring is notso delicateas the

't like them, and

DORUFHY DIX.

My husband has been promoted 1nd ‘sent to is not willing for me to go with him. What shall ‘ ' HARDER!!-

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ing rub the surface with lard andlmgh , thoroughly heat in the oven before Sal I M» causing the disease-and giears the skin of every i; , Eczema. 50c at all Druggists.

o i n eusla you nothing l! I Bruises can be prevented from i l what l, » l $01,035 p01; Tug 51151151: Typz. dipped in cold water. When tns clothx

' l becomes warm renew the wetting.

how much it is placed in water.

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There are about as many varieties‘ .of sub-am hair as there are of blondcs, so when‘ it comes to selecting

430105 suitable for this type the vari- cut lemon, c", be prawn-mg by

gmggrlng the cut surface with the‘ ~ yolk or white of an egg. then Fetilne,‘ it aside to dry.

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l Titian‘ blonde is the fairest -of the‘ i red heads. Her hair is u. reddish

' reddish brown. hair and medium or ___ , . fair skin is more akin to the bru- - nette. 'I‘he frankly “carrot-topped" girl with white, easily freckled skin

that a lovely ‘kin l.‘ I is nearer to the blond type, butane b of a ‘my ohm-m; too deserves a class to herself.

Then a twinge of consciousness glmood. ‘he my Black or dark blue, for instance, mo“ him. _ "a, "at P!" peeping makes a strong contrast with her _ a Lfhimwhite fra- ruddy cheeks and fair skin. Other

colors that give a. pleasing though not

"All the same, my lord," he addedi in a stage whisper, "it'll save .-i Jot or! l ~ _ . argument if you get your bat inside? l é“;lf."f"...i‘i"ii%”w; Z‘§.f.§f.°“f...2..°.§“i?.ii..‘iiififilfifi "r W m“ time"

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nus of dis llvllbufb brunette Just

want to do this season, for fashion ‘ has declared ensemble costumes in Nov. 18.—-'I‘ussday’s dlflerent hues of the 1 same founda- over the tion color to be the height of the as the cntii-"s min of perhaps the leading color. the auburn type is indeedquite in luck. To carry out the‘ color sym- phony idea she may select copper-red (which is really o. brown), henna. russet, torra cotta or bronze as the basis of her color schemes. Her suppers may-be of bronze ‘kid or

achieve distinction and real beauty. Various shades of dark brown and __ _ tan are becoming to this type. in‘ i tho

Nwhm‘ could ,b° bun" m“ ‘n drgn pail-Hi? caused by souring food iii ombrs frock shading from seal brown

gray, blue and heather mixtures

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