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‘t.'uns of voile. just such as might be izsrd in a bed mom. The table and chairs may‘ be greener lntiendar or ‘imanizc, and even the range, the sink and the cooking utensils may lend Ii,licin'.;clves tn the color scheme. l Thr- up-lci-ditte kitchen of today has a little book shelf for the recipe ’ ‘necks. and this shelf may add a rc- llllJ'(l and ('ll(‘f‘l'_\' look and contradict PARIS, CANADA, llll‘ thought that the kitchen is just, m. utility room. 'l‘hcre may even be a pretty plate

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MRS. JOHN MACDONALD. a)‘ at ll ‘l’ litilni- Ill .\iiiii" llliei iiii .\la_v 27th. l1‘,\. t‘ ilnt- iicliivi-tl ivlli- iii .l.illi- .\l 'l|-ili-|i.|, iiiiiiil‘ liu 1m- il'ivi.- illl: .<<. lill'tlll£',‘ll ivlirTt-li

In Meinoriain

Mllh‘. EMILY E. CURTIS

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'l ill‘ ilciith occurred at. the Cape NlllFllll‘. Home, Winnipeg. of ivlrs. lllltlll‘ Qtlttis. Widow of the late \\'il.‘l lvlllit .l_v l‘ill'L tiii- ll_\' p,“ ("m '- "l vlcmrlil n l- l ur t|illl_L'.ll rs. l.i‘i-

lllt‘ titer-used who was in the ‘Ifitlrypii-l... im»_;|_ “mu,- . mu,;,i,.,ﬂ “l” ‘ll h” “gm hlld (‘ll-loyal lllc \\i.t' (lzlllhiiii. l‘ .\l;iiii._i.liiii rv u zit UM “l hmllhi ‘mm ll “w mollllls bur in Yalligvficlil, si-vi-uly eight Li“ lgufziexg bu; dfslme -_\'i-t. ‘:4 ago. and illlli Jlwajs cli-

- -- a S an ‘ll/ml! joyaiil Klfkll lu-ulili lllllill about iiiii- _\‘<'&ll‘.\‘ zrr-i. wli-ii she \\ is olﬂllgtiil in i-iiilrii from .i.i ltct ilvie carom .

- ould do, death claimed s wn. on Monday after- noon Julie ‘n? lhbSheAleiges M; mourn (illPFlb er. rs, as; _ 9W9 1;, Cape, Aflvr ‘hi-r ln-lrrlaiut- \'lll‘ ' ii "iilisi“i’ii‘iii§ilf“ifléilllvt" i ‘d, Fnunwn‘ Mass" “véiytiaiis into. \\“llt‘l} stilt‘ \\',‘lil| M!“ E‘ R stone‘ some” llvll~‘|7llll_-l nitrvcil in .\luri'|_v Mrs.C,B.Jelly,Summer- w", “""‘ ‘l, ‘l"“"““l 1' l 1. Mrs. w. n. Vlllett, Mrs. “}"""i~ i‘ iii lllii ow and Miss Ruby Curtlsflhllrcl‘ l“ ‘Wily .\'<‘=ii'~". iilsii a iand eleven grundchlldren.l'“ll"“'l "itiiiiitiiii" i-t‘ iilii» \\'~,iiiiii-'.- and predeceased her tenil““‘“|m".l"y S""“"»" ‘lllllll tit _ lfliilliililirliiin. qiyli] Mm _.._. “H”. "is was bom m vlcwﬁaillilivllll‘?! acted us I've. il.~il .l that d resided there until flve‘*“’l'l*‘~ly ililll‘ several yours. Sliii \\’.‘|~ , when she went to Wlnn- ;‘»1 Wiiiiitiii ot‘ lrlle‘ (flirlstliiii iqilrlt reside with her daughter. "1"" “lii-f "titcil fiii‘ tier KIHPIHIII‘? O llltlrlpllléblilll)’. bllui wits lIll?lil'l|‘l|)'(‘ took place on Wed-ll" lilltlllllllll llllll iii-oil iuiil _ , .-. from Mordue‘stl"‘""ly ti‘ cxliii-il a llﬁllf/liig 11mm] lors to Elmwoodtludtiitii-sii lll need. Lind tlic-r mnmnq-v o‘ pallbearers were ‘Mill ilime: In- t"l|l‘l’l,~lllf‘~tl by 1W}. i Farrow. William Vll- "lilllW Pelailiivos iiuul frl-iiiiiili-i, t-llic 9N2. Fay COOK. Her‘ lolwm‘ litl "mun-ii; n gorrc/“ving Ashley Murray. liusluinul, -lllll'<‘t‘ siiiiu and four v ilbiiuilliliiu Misty-pit", 3L (hkmm i- new r (Lliifliilliii-iiiiii “lllfl? "F920"; ‘aillio n sum ‘Iliiulol l. 1)l‘('tl‘("l'(‘ll\l’.‘l| licii- giubénu- "H; yen,” ago. ‘Tliii duugtliteriik ma“ ‘m. Flora Rliiitliusou. llundiiii. “H; Jfilicl, llcyndldii, Mﬂrlltgue; in,’ hiiritli Mu/ivlnck. Mummy Rlvpf: In Freetown. Prince Mira. . 1'7. RPYlllltldﬂ mun-a , where interment lllwir: wish two mini-era

from the thodlnt ll. t‘. 3hr ,\i|,| ,

‘ roam“ 0&3’. “an”, ‘Hiw c nnlwl Mount 9 rem. Rensinzwnhugir- ('llll..".i "e mlemn obaequlea, Ind n," I rmon nicely fitting to pup.“ lo event. m. the leaves one dauglhrtainw... I l sewnren’ ew Vim Nu i-iiirliiim ii mihgmzyewvld’ a". M. ti. .\l-rile itt

' _ 1 ed m, Rev, .|_ 9|» ll.

F ., A siilu ‘rim in,

v ' ‘ s. ' _ =0 Hvrli‘ liY-

|i\\‘t':'|,_v ivlli‘

llt‘l‘ ll \'l‘l' active l’ri sbyli i"ai|

d. New Brunswick, on es J. Reeves passed to ‘leyond. chad his seventy-third

i a were brought to his

mill-L M‘; .

(iliuilwih 'l'|ii.i=:l:i_v' Mly llmw i| 3x largi-‘lj’ i\_iici' prism

.\lrs. i imini- ‘

lilivuysl

l‘t'~i-il-i:l'

altqi til-oil. 'l“'in\. _ _ \

The latc st, sport, outfit is ll. sweater ‘with a skirt of mulching: silk. Plaid Iuinbrcllas arc making even the ii-ainy day bright, and gay. Slctivcltnss rcriili-ri-il vci1v.l'rccks are not only lusliioniililti tor ttliuii- biiili jtcnnis, and for parties. but tor many

naval-lies in‘ linforniiil occasions. Prints follow the from the morning

\\'l|.~‘i ._ l,l‘ti llynills iviirii special Ill.» iliiiiiiiy-ili .llllt'1' ll_\'lll'liix‘ siiiiiilclcck llftillllll,‘ H v l l “to-t T1 i‘ -| n v ghpnu-illioiisii ilrcss o ie priner crepe .li lllllsillﬂllll“ in,\'mlii||li\p_\- l-llillllﬂlilllll Eﬂlllirlluill ll' l‘; "ml tum-vii“? lmlll" "|'ll.l'~"$ ll i.-iii.i llf l'lll't‘ iii-ligiii iqit llilllllllll siiils iiiiil iiiiiitid iiii- ilill i.-:n.liii< wi-ri- lai.l lii riisl iii _ , , tliii- (‘i-iiiclnr)’ at (‘ailiiiliiiiia llv-l ‘Plulm"'fg“l Softlwsi‘. m?‘ _“,"‘_“'_‘“,“_l§’ .li till-mi .i-i' i-.i,- m,“ MUN“; JV inc the ltilllllthOl llicntvici slylis. 1th‘, .11] ’],_._,H.,,,.__, “ M. HIMWLWv might also urld---tussincss and , MM t Ivhpr, mull“... “L “N lmorc formality. Fdounecs, drapes and “mm, “Hymn. Hull,“ km lplaits give viymiity and \\»idth_to 5|“... l; . llyn] l,,,],' ' ' likirts and sleeves. The back. which , M1,, ti!“ i“, m 31m‘ llias so long been snug. is taking on t ilill‘i‘ll lhuisi- talk‘) lsomc fulncss. Colors arc stronger. | i . . - . , ifClﬂSilklllg the pastel shades, and BAYSDE NoTng lgrcen and brick red are favorites. _ M‘ v . l ' ‘ t s ‘ d T; _ _ Sickes rue pievalent in sknts an iguilfdzegltélgllllllil. ﬁfealgngztiiilgurgai the fulncss is attached to them. The i ‘yckc may be only hi the front. Uiil-

‘diiy afternoon with a large number’ , . ‘of visitors present The exmnlnaﬂlfcirmitv. along with boyishncss. has

ttion of the classes was conducted bylgml” ml" m" ‘llsflnnl nldlvldmllil-v lthc tcaeheig M155 Irene Mox-l-lsonJllllS come back. with fcimnmily. assisted by Miss Agnes White. teaeh-| er at Cross Rivers, and Messrsnlolm, nnriztiliulzgciiizlnlhltl/irtig-(lyiiltilsldlnil-iii‘;l A mom may be made to look cooler- lcrrdltably. each class giving nvi-land more restful by having simple. cliince of thorough and lntelllgentlcool-colored curtains, as perigee silk li-ainliiiz. when all the classes hadi‘ rapes or plain grny sateen hangings. been iixiiiulniid a siicillng bee niiislscinrtimes a glass curtain of voile held between the older pupils. Thlichlffon or gauze ls ‘used. with an

W" lQllOWOKl b)‘ ii KPOlZFnDny mateu.'ovor-di'a.pe of color. If the walls are

The proﬁciency shown li_v the par-tare plnln thi- drapes may be highly

lilclllllllls WES lllilte remarkable nndirigured and coloured. as in xi cre-

livlh viiiitests iiroved not only iiitcr-imiiie or futurist design. A pretty

P-‘itlntﬁ litlti B150 quite instructive lii

311a oyuisltttn-s.‘ Followrlng the presen.

o pr zcs. a arewell address '

W“ Wad m “l9 Wtlcllﬁl? by MISS JO-t ture. Your own brilliant success at

SCPlllllB Mcxllmoli- Mid B sultablezcolleizc has not l‘t‘ll(l‘.‘l‘l‘d you dls-

Bl" tiie-‘iviited to tier by Miss Liiciiliiiiuiriii of uie petty (lliﬂvlllllcﬂ iii

M°L°llml~ Rcmifl“ Expressive ofJess gifted minds. and your iaattciicc

the pleasure and satisfaction derlv-‘nnd sunny disposition have never-i

Ed ftgomnihe examination were madelforsuken you. The pleasant days‘

my Jen v. John A. McDonald imdithat we have spent tinder your tute-

k l" 1° n Gllllll- “ml Iratefully. ac- lagc will linger long in our memory.

"its" 9:180: by the teacher. The But now we must bid you adieu.

d “Bast l "libel" brmlllht a mostiwhlle this parting gift bears to 6F u afternoon to n. close. N you the good wishes of each of the

°ll0Wlh8 l5 l-hi‘ ﬂddr0SSf~ pupils of Bayslde School,

Miss Irene Mon-lson. Bayslde. Deitiii; '}I“eacher,--Tlme, ln its cease-g Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. A. Mclver. Kin- ~ 8 t. has brought us to thOLKOPE. spent the week-end with their ' '1 °h°°l Yﬁﬂl‘; toinor- daughter, Mrs. Alphonsus Brown,

SUMMER WINDOWS.

>- yslde. N " gnllsh. has of Bayslde ear. N

nston. An-

part must irxpand too rapidly and out

) our glass cooking dishes from break-

The kitchen is no more the drablgns “mm, m. on U“. "hipu-‘K- mp1 but

of proportion to tiic rest. To prevent iing. do not sct them directly over the

plat-c a thin asbestos inal, imdcr- nenth them, over the heat.

(fAllli Oli‘ SILVER.

Whcn silverware is used freely, the frequent washing in soapy water is all it needs to keep it. bright. though it may be iinjiroved by an occasional rubbing with a silver paste which is frcc from any acid 0r grit.

Silvcriviirc should be kept away fronrgas fuincs. but it is not neces- sary to keep it in bags. Iii-ave it, out where you can enjoy its radiant beauty and let it be as a high light in your home.

bRAlvﬁTlilgfli S’l‘UNT

To prevent, the ilriiivstriiig from being pulled out of a garment when it is put into the wash. or when Sir Baby gets hold ct‘ an end of the one

is drawn inside a closed slot, the whole string will have to be. run in again. as the disappearing cnd can- not lie (lruwn back. A few stltehiisin the lance on either end to draw it up.

ibut sonic liiiii. iii’ tiiiu- and much loss lot‘ l,t‘l|l])t‘l'.

l I"()()I)Ii'l<}.\'.\‘ FOODS

| 'I‘licrti are sixteen fuoil elciiieiils tllflllllllflﬂll by the hotly. An all round.

dlc of the back \.hcn the garment isdanoaig new. If one end of the ilraivstring‘app-tilted because he could not ohq

will make the draiislrini; fast andlwlili Dion Bcucicault. itrevtntnot only lli less of the stringlmairic roles.

» lkiiiert B. Mani-ill, Slllll-It‘.w])(‘ill‘i‘flll llfliil. died at his country llUlllt‘. Ilriiiirivood. alter an illness oi k-PVI :.il weeks. " 1\I.iiitc-ll ivai: one of the greatest,‘ traiiillans Scotland has product-d.‘ ‘as born at Irvine. Scotland. oil Fcbnuary '7. 1854. and curly in lift" rcbi lied against what he considered’ ll‘ vranny‘ o1 schools and books. . V‘ en Mantcll was 14 years old.‘ lii arcuts abandoned ilii- idea ot‘ hiiviiip; him lake a law cnur -, and appiinticezl liiin to a wine nici'clr.in‘., Fur five years hc worked at his; trade half-heartcdlv, never nnssixiizi a ciiincc to appear in iiniiiunii" tlicivriculs. , Vlnindcrlust became too strong in 1874. and after traniping around tli~-t

in his little shirt. .‘+\‘-\'- it in the lllld-lldlllldl Isles. he sniltid for Aniericapi

in Boston. Ihtierly d1“.-

l tain ii theatrical cngagcment tlierinl Maisiell sailed back to England tyre‘ wcclc- later. i

'1",\u years later hi‘ made his stage‘

middle. leaving an equul disqdebu‘ in “Arrah-Na Poguc." Success

Cﬂlllt‘ rapidly. lie toured England‘ jilayiiiii, rii-;

America first. saw hiln at Albanizi N.Y. in i878. when he zippciired \\lill; Moilii-ska in “Romeo and Jilllt". i Thi- iicxl, 45 yieiirs oi Mantellk‘ 111"‘ were (levotcil to educatinv; the, Amiiiican public to an ‘ill)|ll‘(‘t'lllll4l'l til‘ siiakcspearc. Among his out?

l lbaliinceil dict will supply these, lllltlslillllilllg successes were "Otlicllujl

the (legeriiiinatcd. di-vitalizcd fmi<ls,"‘Rl<-liai'tl III."

from which thi- inincriil salts have been l‘l‘lllll‘(l. will leave ‘the body wriik in resistant-c and easy prov to ldisrasc. To kccp strong and vigorous, |l‘\‘t'l'_\'l)l,(l_\' iuiczls wliulc wheat foods incl the cinasciilatctl white bread we ‘are prone to cal exclusively. The Ibizdy needs u gciiiiruils diet. oi‘ fresh fruits and \'(‘§Yl‘l'ilbl(‘f§. rather than too much n ‘at and potatoes, biscuit and gravy and pic.

MRS. SOLOMON SAYS:

If you would remain young. do not, crush the play spirit, beneath a \\’¢‘l2ht cf dignitv or il load of care.

S-MIRLES

"It's no problem to inc lo (lccidc about vacation. My boss tolls me ‘when to go and my wife tells mi- where." Music Teacher — “forte”. what docs Pllrlit Pup "Eight,

“If ‘f’ means ll" iueun?"

ROBERT B. MANTl-ILL IS DEAD GREAT SHAKERPEAREAN ACTOR

"King Muir." "Tile- Mertiiant, ot Venice" and “Mac Beth," l

Hi- was married twice, tlic luau

time to Clvirloltc Bclirciis, well

A colui wife " Marti. Booth his lcadi ll lady. whom he lllﬂfflvtl secretly in‘ Jersiv City. N.J., in August. 1925. l

Mitutell was it follower of the" Schoil 0|‘ Booth, Wallack and Mc-l Culliitlgh, and was a pioneer in the’ flcldiif repertoire. having llllllllllllll-l cd a Shakespcarciiii company for} years _Critics have called Manlclli the last of the grunt trageclians. |

Meiitcll was taken ill about siv iveclc ago at Baltimore ivliile mi tour. For a time ii was thought lii- might: rci-nvcr, but during the past few clays he slink sn rapidly, virtual- l,v all hope was abandoned.

Wth the actor when he died wcrc his ivlfc. Mrs (‘ienevlcvo llalnpez" liliintcll. and their son Bruce, A, (laiiglitci- was rcpnrlcrl on her w: v, from the Pacific, coast , but she,‘ failed to arrive in time. i

For llic past iviick, Dr. John Boyd. attending physician. maintained an almost, constant vigil at llie ngixl actor's bedside.

(in lil\ lust visll to Toronto rather more than a. year ago the famous rcii antic actor. ivlio has died, hm‘: tiic principal part in the Mei."-

Atlantic Highlands, N.J., Jilly 5.

‘THE amass

I QUITGQING TO DO BECA E TOLD ME DOWN ON Y

IE1“. and . " W9": ndneuiiu. Ni

cluizit of Venice. as wcll as other Shiiluispcnrt-an roles.

nmm-ii iiiuw

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By. Barr 1i

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