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\\y"r si LOIISOIL `» 0'! ladies is drawn to
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OLD BEAUTIFULLY grow old beautifully, _but such cases i-1ALLOWE’EN.-'1‘l1e, young ladies
--- are exceptions to the rule. The beau- 01 3; James' Chu;-cl; will hqld mgii- ' .- I _._ »_' _
The nerfeqtion of the autumn leaf, tilul old age is the characteristic Hallowqwn tea on Friday, Oct. Biltb. WITH BAND;-qlhs gehgpmn Jag.
is owing to its maturity When there crown of glory for a ilfe that hae _ ` _1892. nett A., .0apt,,-Rfjlsy, ¢|`i;1,y,a¢1y Hay are early and hard frosts all the‘been clean and honorable, active, - _ --- _ Capt. McDougall',;srrived iii Qiigf chestnut leaves are a sombre brown. aspiring, spiritual and loving, from PAINTING SPIRE.-Messrs Ogarllqttetoyn yestgrdgy (mm Bon, RN, The perfect autumn leaf is one that childhood and youth onward. and Melnufs are at work painting 'vcr -with sand to be und in gh, re. has perfectly matured. In aatuu1n` A sensual, or violent, or selfish the spire of Fort Augustus Churchwconstructlon of Bt. -Dunstan's Cath each leaf returns to the color wbich`youth is not the beginning of ideal It will look pretty when completed. edrsl. . ' -`
it had when it first burst from tlioilnatiirlty or contented, happy, and *-""° ‘ _ --
slleatll of its bud in the spring bin, charming old age; The ideal old age QUEBEC 9. S. LINE--'Tile B. S. SWANSEA TBADER.-The S. S the tiut is intensified and glorified. 1. preserves and glorifies some of the Cl1S¢8P¢din_ arrived in Charlottetown Bwslllea Trader, of the Furness Line, the leaves have been inlured ly ii most beautiful qualities of youth and “Nut 5 °°l°°k. last °v°'"“3 ‘mm sailed fl`°m Hawkesbury yesterday af- , sllmluer tempest, if their stems have innnhood. Many there are in heaven Pil`f~°U- She 9011011. HBBil\ Bi? mid- ¢°l‘l\00l1 Bhd is dlle to arrive here
ii d ii ll nr ken sn onli. linve been saved as by fire- bn: nicht with a fairly large freight for this morning. Alter discharging inn
been twlstc an par il y o . , that ,hm c,rc,,1,,¢,,,,, has been ;,,,_,¢he 1,,-,,,,,1s¢, of an ,,i,,md,,n¢ anti-¢m¢Q_ Montreal, via Summerside. cargo she will receive freight fqi-1-151.
paired thele is no autunlnul glory is to those who “giving all dillgencQ,- , P s w sa a
possible lor them will to faith, virtue; and to virtue’ COAL ARRIVALS---The following o. m. on return to Halifax.
ln nidei in grew nld innnirilnily linnwlndge, nnd in knowledge tem- snhooners have arrived with cnnl for -_ ' the leaf must be healthy during its pcranrc, and to telnperance patience; G50- E- F“ii5"EdWill G1°03‘1°l` Wil-il A MONHTER-*Lfiit B8i'\ll‘dllYWi1i10 whole history There ls bore n les--and to piiticuce godliness, and ‘to A1bi0Il_l1\lt. Nelliil Reid With A\bi0l\ \100kil|E lll&Ck9l`°| ill I1 i>0B'1 ill "3lB\`g0 son for liilnlun beings No doilbt some godlinnss brotherly kindness and to l`lll1Hm1ll9» Hlld J- C- KBUSY Wit-‘U07 MF- T0lllD18 Mlll`D|1Y Morell, his . have in middle life learned how to brotherly kindness love." Svdllel' Funmllille- _ -
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A novel invention in the way of Europc’s youngest and probably
vlatci craft is a scow that dumps its prettiest ruler is to marry Prince load by turning upside down This He-llry of Bavaria. operation is not the hazardous pro-, Silo is a girl of nlilcteen, and is ceeding that it seelns In fact, while Grand Duchess of Luxemburg, one of -lt IB 301%! 0" there IS lllfceisllfliy ll l'luropc's toy countries, which lies man iiho.ild ullo, as soon as the tiinkeii away bgtweeu Frame’ Get. limit has Cvmlliefcd WS S0lll@l`S¢l“1'l- many, Holland, and Belgium. It is climbs out tbloilgii a manhole to the _.15 indgpenilgnt as Britnin, except deck which, ii fcw iillllutcs before “mt it nun nnrnnd tdtne Powers' de. was the bottom of the boat lnzand that it snail never take sides
The body of the hull consists of in H w,,,._
wntel tight compilrtniellts Each of Her Bnbje ts number fewer than nl these comp irtnients is piovided with `qu,,,.¢_,.,. of ,iiimillion and hcl. country valves villicll ure llolllliilly closed Inn, Un, nanny rmnnmnernd nrnn of uglllnst tile clltliince of wiitci but .,.,._, snn'.,,.n mi1cn_ about thin long, which open autonliiticnlly to let wilt- if ,hiré brnnd It talks nywcird er flow out of the coiiipaltnicllt ln n3;n_,“nnney of its nwn_nn__uy French capsmmg the “ow “ut” ‘B let partly German, and containing hun-
through the valves into the lower _ _ _ . _ if compiirtineiit on the side toward (1',i.(,1f` °f(;“_m;s Just lnke Eilsglishjc
which lt is to tip taking away most' . ° mr: uc ess 3 5 'Ong nf the bun _,nn nn that nn, nnn friend of France. The chief attracr
the scow slowly? tiliils ilpsiileeldoviwn. Hof’ fo? t°ul`ist5 “'b°“t her °l`1Pl~l»Bi. As 500|, ns thls ,B done the “._,te,._ ivhich is surrounded by cliffs and is hum wmnnltlncnt tnknn the nnsn llciirly as strong as Gibraltar, is tlliit tum of the uppcx. cnn,nn,t,,,cnt on :ill the clilireh bells, before striking the Oppoglgn 5,d0_ the w,,¢_e,. “Own thc hour, play gay little snatcbes Ollt iilluugh thc iiiltolnatic valves from opera and musical comedy, end- and thu scow ,mes securely on an ing always in local chorus: “We even keel lil its new position mm" to bc just what We UW- We
'l‘lle opcliitor who illillllpulates tl\c`“°v°" Win hc Genmm!" valves works in .i viator-tigllt com-§ Thc Y0“thfUl Grand DUCWJSB “H9
‘_ Dui_‘_trilcnt_ at thc cnd ol the scow, 500" '1 "5“l'I"l_iB€ packet" fort hclf, ’ an slm.o y walks around on a clrcii- Country, und or the big conn ries
lar floor uhlle the scow is ctlpsiz-i-roiiild her, who naturally thought n that so young a girl would he open`
to pressure. She has ii will of hcl*
G 7 own. Just ziftcr succeeding to the
_ ___ S i t{\l‘o_i_ien_nt tllc_ma§u:'e nge of céglétccnl, ‘ ~ .-ue ii y ri- user ier conscu o ii
Q hill that hull passed piirliamcnt and
dn lille i-.ouncil of state, and had ever ’ Was Never Able to Obtain Lasting been approved and signed by her
Bcliefils Until Dr Ulliisc's llervn another, who lor some years had been Food Was Used . ruling the country as Regent.
--- ifllic is very proud ol her country
n Too runny gills grow up with and its illrlcpclldence and runs it witl
,, __ wcilk, nllilemic bodies mid cKll.ii|i<t»lil ' H CL'l`0lll0lli0\\S Bllllfll tilllt Wmlld “Off
"ell/0118 *Vol-0111* llldool lifc and too ' llisgracc ii country ton times its size much uppllcition lu school llc soillc- Sllv 01109 Sllldi at U tlm0 Wllcll GW” tllnvs thc c.iili~lc , many was hinting at the advantages The blood needs enriching and _tile ‘if GUPIHHII ffiendshllli "OUT friends
nerves llccii stleligthelliiig by ,,uC|,'\Viliiclm does not sccnl to realize
4 treatment ns Ilr (lh.lsc’s Ncivc Food ` tllili; brziiiis may bc cultivated with-
’i'bisl iood ruio is doing worlds-is foi-iout moustiiehes." Or so the proud
,_ many thousands of gills viilosc piii--'liilxi-mliourgcoii-1 repeat.
ents llild .lllnost dcspiilrcd of tllcir She is the oldest of seven girls, over developing into stlong, healthy :ind has been known to tell, with r
H WUIY-cu smile, a story of her youngest sis-
Mis J l3iign.ill .i'J5 Woodvillc tr=l~'s birth, A hundred and one guns
nvcnue, 'l‘r»rollto, writes My dlilliyli were to be fircd for tho birth of li ter sililclcil from iiorvousncss since prince, twenty-tllrce for ii princess. childhood, and .iny medicines sllc; All liilxcmbilrg was anXi0\1BiY il0llilll§ tried did not do .iny lasting good for ii boy uftclwthe long run of girls We read in the papers about Dr. The cannon started firing. By some
' Chase's Nerve Food, and my dmliglit- mistake thc salutes stopped at twen-
ci used it with wonderful results. ty. A little boy holding his father‘s This treatment has built up her sys- blind looked up at/ him in despair,
4, tcm and -lo strengtlioiied the ncrvcl-l ivitli thc sad remark, “Not even a that she feels like another gill girl this time, dad!" '
» Dr Ch.ise’s Nerve Food hi' cents --------
a box, 6 for $2 50, all dealers, or. l-The biggest assortment o 1'7df¥J'1llS6ll» BIRCH & Us . Lilllll-vii. men‘s coat. sweaters ever offered Toronto in Chaiiotieiown is ready here
for your c-all today. 'lhefe are
Vlllol builds you up and mlikcs Dial" m‘l`00ll5"-Dial" gfeys 7
you strong Good lor young and Plain D‘U°5"and ""‘"r° _"rf: |3073 old Monty rciillided if you 1-irc not "|"ai"|°n"""f°°|°r‘ng5° ‘H n henemed $100 home le A Fon- ;__(;0 7sinnEn";’rP‘20‘;';°
sid ‘
ter, Central Drugstore, Sunny e. _ _
1379 10 3M3i_ Moore & McLeod. |853 i0 2 M3
Dutch Bulbs
A large ship-
ment of c]i'»ice
a rl d cm fully selecied
Holland s
Bulbs
up, Hyacmilie, Tulips Sacred Lilies, Freehias
Named Varieties
All choice
for Pine list. We pfy
prices.
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It pays this 5=‘rovinee
HAIRDRE SING -
laced in Newport Vermont, with mg on B " e
I' f _` ` 1' 1 _ 0 0 / - ;.;..;.-_.......‘§§f.. Some Specials in ilvercoais
was the scene of a happy and inter- ____ Sting event 0” T“°°d“Y °"°“i“g Miss Maud McLean Charlottetown G September 30th when Miss Amy A. 1 ft ’ ' Sinclair, 'daughter of Mrs. Margaret e yesterday mf 8 trip to Montreal' = Sinclair, was united in marriage to Minn Amnlin Egan St Andrews _ Rev. Alexander MacKay B.A. of - . ' ` _ ’ 1 North Bed_________ new _Jann Mnnmy is visiting fliends in Scotchfort. S officiating. The bride, who was very Mr and Mrs W W Clark Cnnn .
da_i_ntilye e;l;t.g§dd__i1;__e1;l;_ ;;'_‘€;_5_'en1€§§ lotte`town,`leftnyesterday on 'a visit
ro e o r drawing room on the arm of her to Pmvmoncc' R'
brother Norris to the strains of Lo- J _
hcngrin’s bridal chorus nicely rend- hx; i(:,h“T?gi::;l;:f't lfituiggdwtgétgris
ered by Mrs. (Rev.) A. M. MacLeod train `ynnterdny nmn.nnnn_
of Hyde Park, Mass. The happy
couple were the recipients of many Mi Ad 1~ P t R ‘ -
“““f“‘ ““d. "“‘““"‘° gms' Th” vlslttiiig 1: gfnicgfzit, iii); ‘
groom's gift to the bride was a Minn Flonnn F1nne,,__S_ beautiful Heintzman piano. Shortly __ .
after the performing of the cere-‘ ' ' _ Mr- an Mn- “Mei df<~° tolls" .2"?.f“f»...§‘.;..3?°“n.‘§Z‘“'¥Zii- .
. _ , , f_‘?_ef‘he;:`n__i;‘gm'i;_*§‘§n__';‘_‘:;‘_f;5m‘,‘n’gBiggs lug her motller, Mrs. Wm. Galbraith.
given them by the nearby members
°t the °°“grcg“ti°n' linM€]‘hiiriiitt[i;t1¢‘:»n\l;`li) nyegttcrdljieytehliiidwrtis i
turned liomu by the eastern train in n
BANQUETTED.-Rev. P. D. Mc- .tn ft n
| Guig_aii, who has been parish priest e a “moo ` .___
at Tracadic for the past thirteen .':z“i.“’;.i;.‘:l:lg..t.‘§..§i;“‘.:‘ isis?
about three hundred guests present
lil:
ed with two addresses, one on be- re r c ° it y “_
was read by Mr. Vincent Fisher, and sho" visit- to Charlottetown
Farmers’ Institute and a handsome une' -
ing the gentlemen heartily f'or their mr lm past "0 We” B' “B
i . - _ on return to Ottawa where he holds é
kmdness and expressing me deep re an excellentpositlon in the civil ser- _
gret at having to take his depart- S ure from the many vrarm-hearted Vic”-" ‘ friends of Tracadie parish. '__'
hiagist.rate of King’s County, were be “ment f°f “b°“*' B ""°|1th- united in marriage. The Rev. J. A. `
her cousin, Mr. Hilutly McDonald of tondn ornin ,S t_______ ____ P
and maiden hnir fern. I-Icr sole at- town
ihe best binder for The ,,,0,,, M", ,,,,,,,.,,
'rn .in . se me
You’l1 s nice line,
here-l nn!
ifax and out orts nd ill il t11
1881 brotlier Folhert succeeded in landing ,
_____ _____________________________ _______ One which measured twenty-three {n_
-~ - ~"~~'~' nE1.1vE_Rv os Foxns.-Messrs. ch... in 1c,,g¢_,,_ thirteen inches ,,,o,,n,, scow THAT uNl.oA1ls , ,Tris Qimlln wi-lo Pil'rs lil- J- lilweod. T. L- Cook and Wil-,ine middle and tipped the scales at `
nv cA1»s1z1NG. Han Food* hows. l1“m‘K°“1"\°Y Of' the Mime? River 4; ine.
___ Black Fox Company were in the _,__ ,
city yesterday taking delivery oi a pAyg]D],;___'['iw gnhogl is pm;
Dall' 0| 911150" 10!" (Wm 7-\‘°,D“\' grossing under the care of an ex- '
ton ranch. The pair they secured 'pm-|,_,nc°d tenche,-_ Mi” Bama Egan,
are,extremely handsome, strong and ,mm Lot 65____1-he Arlington ncnnnl . ‘
beautifully furred. This makes the is "faking marked nrogrnnn nndnr the fifth pair, the other four pairs being can of Minn Auredn MnNem_M_nn Tuplin and Da1t°“'O-“lm” strains' Susie Morrison has returned home The M“““Y RW" C°mP““Y “tal” after visiting lrienils in oiinrleite- ‘ under the “mst favorable auspiws' town.--Miss Catborine`.McDonold is having the finest stock that money on n visit tn hm, home nt Mount
can buy and having sold their op- , _ . . , _ ,
tions _for 1914 ai _ $12,000.00 n pair. 21°”gatnnM§:*;nf§§;,‘”;;’;°nn‘;°£01_fff’,;’,';f T _ , mer'_s selling worlh from $10 U0 io $|2 50 all sizes There is very” lime stock in the RM, ,,,,,w,, |,,,,, ,ninrnnd -iinnie ' einen 1 only one or Iwo of a paiiern while ihey last $7 Oil
Company lor sale’ the ‘om pairs visiting friends in' Charloti;ctown-- 2 ` -
having been all paid’ for and $12,- n j _ 000.00 of ine moi pair having been im- "Til ‘Vn‘}__t_j’__‘(‘,' B°“°“ il’ "l°1¢' ‘
Mr. James Murlcy, Chief Operator
` gsalsnnggnl v}¥l‘3crhuE_):_§;?_ txlssiaxgq of the Anglo-Amcricnn Telegraph
’ Company, went to Kensington ycs-
venture Hall, Trncadie. There were Mr Alnxnndnr Martin cx_M 1,
. , . .,_
and the affair was a memorable and yglgifggx' I_;?Bret:;nn§hs;n);ts;°&'_:
cadie lfarmcr's Institute, presided. . . Rev Father McGuigan was present- 'n gcrélaxgiig hlggilsehteitbiutghigpd
the other, from the Farmers' Insti-
tute, which was read by the Score- nnlgr' ;:;1tnly;rsing°B?n(li§_l1Rv:_i;;’ 33;” , tary, Mr. J. J. Lacey. Rev. Father " 1 ’ ' McGnigan was made the recipient of fvfnns 3:33221 br°;i_r“S tg Brégkwn' '_ a valuable shaving set from the a " ` 5 y e ' ‘ “nge” »
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i§:.'f‘.‘;:...“'ii..;§;€:. i:;..~:.“;;. nf- wnnm in proprlate and feeling reply thank- visitgflg ills h<;l_:lc ln M_c_iulit__Ste\v_r:_i_té
1 . Miss Beatrice Dulort, who has been _
S WEDDING BEm_,g_.._A very pretty visiting her aunt Mrs. W. TL Ander-
worlding took place in St. Miiryls son, Morell, during the summer 1 Cn_nrnh_ Bonnie' on the 30th Be|,tnm_ months, leaves this morning for her ‘ _ hcr, when Maud Adclla Knox, of Den- h°m° i" Wh°°u“g» W- Vi* Shi’ il* ali* ver, Colo., and Major A. F. McQuaid, Wmpanled bY Mrs- W- T- A“d°l`5°n `
_ Barrister amd Stipendmry and Mrs. E. F. Collin, who expect to
Macdonnill \performcd the ceremony. Mg3};t_jyG'H:J_én{*;_';‘i'5°I‘,‘» _3'I‘D_;__d°(Mu’°
. . rs
The bride, who was given away bl’ G C Lawson left nn'__n£n__n by yon' 1 __
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f"l?'¢`*'i
and
average man.
on up to $20 oo.
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’ H0111' stcck of swellff new suits and overcoats is
now complete, made bymakers who have merited our conli ieuee and designed',bv experts who i`ol'ow close- 'ly fashions trend and modify the extreme to suit the
In suits, mixed and diagonal twe eds predominate
and are shown in quiet rich colors principaliynied lum browns, fawnisb. greys and heather mixed shades very appropriate for fall and winter velr In ovércoats_herlingbone _end iwo tone stripe, tweeds, nest diagonals, friezes and chinclullas are the lead ing cloths, the colorlngsare mostly browns, heather mixed, light and dark greys and fawnish greens See our handsome brown tweed suits at $8 50 others at $10.50, $11 oo, $12 oo, $13.50, $14 oo, $16.00 and
90' men's iweed suits the balance of our sum
. ' Heavy Hit. 'lfwecd Ovcrcoiis warm
and °‘;mf"f‘.abl°' Sizes 36 t°_ Tweed Overconis S B Converfo Lollavs 44 price 0
_ a particularly hand-ome
Heather Mixed Tweed Overcoafs Conn Size; 36 to 42 page `
. _ _
25?. .?:’;“;;;<?.?_i‘_‘ft'f;Eiii? $8.50
coals S. B. Converto Collars, a very
Brown iwo fone Siripe Tweed Over- ,
221:'l2‘l.f2§¥’.fi?f.?'.is $9-50 -3;iii?.?.'f_._f‘ff_i.?fi_‘iifii‘- is so
Grey Herringbone Stripe Ovcrcoiis
Brown and Black Mixed Tweed Over- Warm' and -dmable Sues
i 56 to 44. P.-ice '
coals Medium length S. B. Converto c :1 . sl, 1 ’ nfl.-§is.......f.°.S...f‘f...f'..ff'f $12.75
f Brown Heather Mixed Fricze Over-
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A great many parents have been complaining io us
that they have been unable _io get anything for il:c boys
to stand the wear; and iear, such asbiys fiom 6 io I4
years ofnge usually rcnulry. We have sccurel for you now the best boys’ knickers that we ll-lio.v of. It not
cheapness we are after in this instance but quality, we can guarantee them to stat-id tile wear. The prices are
$1.00, 31.25 and $l.55 a pair. _ .
1- . ls.
I-eadvllle, Colo, wore ix travelling ft Y ""di__ 5 th Q- _ _
clostiimenof blue,” with hat to match, 8 er 59°" 5 two °' re” We” 5 at . 5 - _ _
, Assessment Life Assurance, whose BBUWPBIJ. MB KYB
i _,--_ ""1 P.-sl--' -Q rates are liable to increase, would he lJ01l1t. Si1il`l'illK all
- surprised to find what low rates of Wlth0lll- Bf»il'l`i_llE
- _ premium they' ,can obtain, with a
' guarantee that rates will never ln-
crease, by consulting an Agent of the Great West Life Assurance Go..
g _ That this excellent Company gives a
- _ satisfactory service to policyfliolders,
Th w m I is proved by the fact that in‘this its
e c S twenty-ilrst year it has Ninety -Ilii-
,, ' lion Dollars of Insurance in force, A
approached
`Sweetest` Story E v e i' by any guanine in the » ~ me i '
water,
that
and carried ii bollqiict of bridal roses their homo' St* Avurds' Gharlotw' _' g; 1-gg ' 'W _ . _ _ ___ _
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fond .M im, Ethci Marie pic|»¢,o_ _ CANDY RECIPES. This foudant Vis made into alla AU REVOIR DINNER wnn""x;n“ncnl]g_n_nly ntnrcnnn num, Wednesday evening Mr. W.J. Reid, -- . lnnd then iced. A pleasant _vailiiicty Full ROOSEVELT nm” nnd vnw,,t_nlnmnd nn," nnn “Inn B-S-A-. lllsl1l'l1¢i0l' ill Allillllll HHH- The reader who asked for candy ,is obtained by working cocoanut in-,I -_- wmn tnn nridnnrnnmin nut n ncnr, hl\lNifY» fel-“l`ll€¢i fl`0l1l G“0l'B°l-0Wl\ recipes is given the following irom,to the folldaut, or nuts or cundled l. NEW YORK ()et. 2.-The prepara- iind topaz brooch. Mr. Geo. Herbert whenf ho, was llldllillll Cattle at the _the Boston Cooking School Mnga- cherries. _These entrees can be_iccd.tions completed for the dinner to bb M__Q____n__ b____tn_n_ nr the groom Wm Kings bounty Exhibition. He loftfiine; |witii the plain iondant, which is given in imnni of C01 Boognven; to the nent ________ An the nnnty cnnnnn yesterday morning for Freetowni. The basis of,ali French candy _is melted in a dbuhle boiler. Dip the_ mol row night, omthe eve of his dc the (nh______n_ Minn _,Mary Mcnnnnn, where he ls doing work in connectionmelqndant. This is _made from sugar centres ln, using a two-pronged lorkl pnrture for South America, indicate _n______n M____ncn_n_n___,__ weaning M____cn_ with the Live Stock Breeders Asso-_._jand_ water boiled together with 9, or confectloner s bon-bon dipper. that it will be one of the most not Tm w__d_n____ ___c______t__ ________n_t__n on clation. _ 1i¢_¢|,, cl-nam 01 iigrgar ,to pi-even(-,_Any desired coloring can be used, able functions of its kind that New _nnnv nennunn gms "nm rnlntivnn granulation. Hcre_is _a recipe: Twolbut care must be taken not to make York hns sean in a long time. The und 'mnnnn nt hnmn nnd nnmni The ~ and a half pounds of sugar, one aiid|it too strong. (Dream mints are ailair will he given und r the au nanny nnn-n]n~]n"_ nn R "ln tn Bnn_ _ GREAT WEST LIFE. one half cups of,hot water,/a quart- _made by Havering the, melted fond- spices of the Progressive organiza- tnn "nn New Ynrk Gm, nmm nhow_ --- '_ er teaspoon cream oi’ tartar. Put ant with a few drops of oil oi.pep- tmni; 0| New york Tm New york . _ __0___ ___ _cc nd. ood w_________» Those who do not like the pina 01. ingredients into a smooth granite_permflnt, wintergrcen, clove, cinna- Roof Gurdon, with a seating oapac °"‘ ° °' » f “ K '~ i dually to boiling mon or nrnnlzn. Drop from up el ify ei 2000, will in, lin. scene ni uni
time- Boll S1100" OH Oiled Duper. Cream nut dinner The principal speakers ofthe when ti-lad l|i|bars are made ,by melting fondant evening will be Gol Roosevelt Ray may be form- and stirring in nut ment cut in mond Robbins and ex Senator Bev
lg; iiligpmipieces. Turn in'nn oiled pan and my 0| Indinnn
this slowly .on cut in bars with oiled.£n_niie.,_,Maple
nt .
e¢lg¢s. Try these recipes and let me lmuw
spat lg leemeil_-ftii_frne that a woman could _ /make Leone/ living by nialung and
eunulmney selling homemade candy, in-eviaed it ,should _it'were well»made. _ iinlll per~ ` ,
howl "Pat," shouted an oflimr to his
'Irish servant, "here'c a shilling to lget mamma cheese, and A shilling . for some bieeuitg." ' ' ‘ ' Plt Dtaltsa Oli hll grid, gf.
`1°lI¢ 55117. fumbling , the apparent, l
Wwe?-" me li..
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Brown and Green Herringbone
Fawn and Brown Diagonal Over
Cuuvmto Conars S_B_ S_z__S Li. and Dk Grey (hinchilla Over 36 ie 42 price .~ coaia»S- B- Conie tu Collars. Styli h
Dk. Blown and Dk Grey Chinchilla
Overtoais, very iicli and handsome
con" S n_ convene Comms C_l<.i;l_is Convcrto Collars S _ Sizes 36 to 44. Price » , B Sizes 36 to 44 Price _
lnilf of the 'rrnendie Liiirnry winch "““‘ ’°“""‘“y “ °"‘°°“' “ °" “ 1 \
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Boys iinlcker Pauls gi.
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nov, 1
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'”-355%
sttnd fondant is delicious wi nuts. ' ' \ ,
ii long.. 1 think this enough for one day. i
lhilie how vw 'set' sions Ii has 'always .__