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straw boater and umbrella skirt ln
were thought to be the most dash-
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LONDON May 20-Feminine
minds in the realm oi’ field hockey te
turning again to the question
clothes
When the All England Women's
key Association meets on May
Bflildfvwn .. 8.50 a.m Mmm,
question oi what constitutes
clflnllll ~ . 905 Ill. the 1 Q' e u
best outiit or h game wi
vedan important place on the
a. -
ntil about 1918 the stiff shirt
us le ot mutton sleeves rky
and up to date mode to
are to be the classic hockey gar-
ents, but these are now held by
t
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ports clothes W
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urric and blouse, thought for some “mm 53”?-
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be s modification of the popular
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divided skirt worn for tennis,
prob
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a sr rom :umm but sdvmis down below the knee and a high-
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umper. Shorts are likely to be
tabooed and should any alteration
dress be proposed pattems of
the suggested costume rnust be
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UITAWA. May 21.-A total of
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last
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ntion of the Scotland Yard auth
les, and .plans have been formed
dealing with this method ot
scouting
Trenchard foreshadowed the
ch
he stated that he was making
fm' dralins with epidemics or
lar! in London suburbs. and oi
lfylng them under two heads-
ventable and detectable
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ion of disclosing thg detail; of
Women to Debate .,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,_, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,
whi
class
th y inclucle a scheme of closer and
quicker co operation between the
and the uniformed branch, and a
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ULD Bl-'NSDNIANB MEET
LONDON-At the annual dnner
London of the "Old Bsnsonians"
Sir Prank Benson, noted actor,
to
h Principal guest was Bir John
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LIVER BILE-
wmiour cniomn
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. .°llEBEll-VE FRIDAY night, May
for concert and dance in Odd-
sooiation.
Miss 1-I. M. Light, president of
the A.E.W.l-LA., is of the opinion
the present uniform is sma-rt and
uited to the general type oi lig-
'I 24th
_ - fellows' Hail M nt . Admin' S
 & col, 25 cents. ' 0 qu|e,.'1399.5.15?3‘} ure. She believes any one-piece
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Garda
Oonoeri, and dance in Oddrellows’
W, Montague, May 24th, 8 p. m.
Raulston
5l°k‘Vi1l¢.N~ B.. iovhthsrson
Ellis. dudent at Mt. Allison College
oi Art, and to amend the Uni.
varsity Closing eivorclses. She will
have the plessur
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NIH or 'rm»uu».1»mr sf Tvs sppucmm _
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fb Admission 25 cents.
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'IIADIC WANT EIGHT HOUR
DAY
(C. P. ly Galrrlinlfs Special Wire)
TON, AHPA., May 31-8181104
byalmcst allmernben ofthe,
Railway running trader; here. at
'iblegram hasbeendldvltdledfv
commerce and bankiha' Wm
the '
mittee of the Home oi Commons.
Ottawa, urging immediate smalles-
tion of the ei¢ii»t»hour day
=5§55 :.-
yousn lwsstand
ol how;°rlaa'tIi
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::Dou¢la.s' llliliian Idnlmont is s '
_ : ’ ' » H ` smuomourrxrnaa   _ 'g _ V it l
This is the season ofthe year
when moat people prefer a more
selective det. The use ol meat in
particular should be given special
consideration when the weather is
warm.
Lamb is considered by doctors and
dieteus expo-ll is be om or me
lightest and most healthful oi
meats. Even persons whose diges-
'tlvesystemhastobeoatcredin
in the most careful way find that
lamb meets the dmired require-
ments. _
Lamb of quality is now available
from one end oi Canada to the
other. Fresh killed feed~lot lambs
gmwn on the Western irairls ran-
ges and fsttened by farmers in
Eastern Canada constitute s steady
and regular supply of select meat
from which choice roasts. olilolllht
lamb chops and lsmb for stews can
be served to customers in meat
stores and butcher shops. Baby
grass-ist lamb produced on the test
oi Uanadian grasses will soon be
avaliable in plentiful quantities st
reasonable prices.
At tha present time. lamb may be
considered one of the bargain meats.
Iiarngtaibe veal, has to dxnd on
dom consumption or mar-
rstforthenisnccrbertoutlet
for either ol than comaxodities.
However. no mcat'°cifers= greater'
bilitlas at-s` reasonable cost
the spring and early summer
months
POST GIRL POLICE
T0 CAIUH SPEEDEB
UONDON, May 20-iG1>)-l'bl`-
lowing the employment oi “Q”
cars by the London traffic police-
old cars with an "L" plate denoting
“learner” driver--almost the entire
corps oimoiirewomen at Szotland
Yard have been assiauegeto them to
catch evaders of the s ed law.
These false "L" cars are, also
furnished with a gong which is
sounded when the deliquent auto-
mobile passes a unilomied police-
~:ran who is ready to offer a sum-
znons. The Morning Posts asked
how these detective women were to
'\s designated, and answers began
‘o flow in, some oi which were
‘/iobile Marys, -Waichful Wlnnies,
"enchard's 'n~appers, Gangster
Wertles, Ding-Dong Belles. Auto
nnabellss, Pstricias and the (ling
Girls.
COLOR BAN ‘AGAIN
-_ 4.
(Canadian Press)
LIVERPOOL, lmgiand, May 20-
Larry Gains, colored Canadian
boxer, had to change his hotel in
Liverpool because of the color bar
heln8ut\l>“;faimthim.Theho-
tel people that many Liver-
.peol people would object to a man
for ooior takin! bis meals in the
restaurant, Gains declared.
mlsmbiorvrovidiogaltapla
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the same token, in modern par
the exacting needs or the pree-
e t dsy. To the ordinary observer
wxreat straw is just wheat straw,
but .n the hands oi the Canadian
Agricultural chemists wheat straw
is a storehouse ot invaluable ma-
terial. For instance, E study oi the
resm extracted from wheat straw
has shoam that about one-quarter
of it (or 1.5 per cent oi the straw)
consists ol a mixture comprising
an oil, free fatty ands. s wax, and
a small quantity oi an essential oil.
On saponiiicaiton, the oil yields
sitesterol and `a mixture of fatty
acids( palmitic, stearic. oleoic, rno~
lie. and lignoceric acids were iden-
tified) while the wax yields eeryl
Straws, as the old saying has it, 9”
snow now the wind blows, md by m
_ Ad
lance. straws demonstrate the un- W*
meme value of agricultural re- “gt
search as applied by scientists to n
hol, slosterol p c
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Lamb Meat Straws In Science ...M ...ir
' ' The remainder oi the resin (4.1
cent oi the straw) consists
ostly of llgnin, but contains in
ditlon small quantities ol Phy-
terolln. sterol ester. i-inositol.
d potassium nitrate. science doc:
clutch at straws; it gives facts
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Same schedule and fares daily except Sundaii
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