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The Famous " le Stripe" Heavy
service weiglilubprsdrlng. widely:
recognized as the best wcadrig hose
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_Exceptionally havy fabric of _
thrad silk with special] reinfollgi
lisle foot and wel: and regulation
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milk- 1 wo chopped walnuts. i cup
stoned and chopped dates, rolled in
fl0Ul'.1‘,i cups flour. Cream butter, add
Sugar and beat well, then add beaten
egg. Blft the spices with the nour. mix
the soda with the sour milk, and add
alternatively with the tlour to the
first mixture. Add nuts and dates.
Bake in a long cake tin in a moder-
_ate oven until done. Frost with a
' chocolate frosting and decorate with
halves 0f'walriuts. ‘
Ili MEMURIAM
llDI.'.SSll GALLANT
The death took place rf, oyster
Bed Bridge. on 'I’hlll‘oday,.I'ebruary
20th, of Edesse Gallant, daughter
of the late Hubert Gallant and
Barbe Buote in the 16th. year of
herage.
The deceased who had always en-
joyed excellent health until three
days before her death was of a very
kindly disposition and was lilahlil
rwpected by all who knew her. For
some years she and hor- sister llved
ln this city where they made many
friends who will hear with sorrow
of her demise.
The funeral took place at Bt.
'Augustines Ohurch, Rustico, on sat-
urday morning, February 22nd. A
Solemn High Mass of Rcqulm was
celebrated by the Pastor, Rev. Mgr.
,Jean Ohiasson, D. D., who also of-
‘ficiated at the grave.
The pall beare"s were: Napoleon
Pitre. Moses Gallant, Adrien Cial-
lant, Stanislaus Gallant. Rodolphe
Gallant,  Andrew Pltre. Tha fun-
eral arrangements were under the
direction of Mr Henry Gallant
There are left to moum three
brothers: Bonaventure and Damien
of Oyster Bed Bridge and Hilaire of
U. 8. A.; also one sister, Mary of
Oyster Bed Bridge.
May her soul rest in peace.
What the Fashionable Are Wearlng_
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1 tcasrxxon  A.  I Y Lingerie detail presented in egg-     <
With Ev Pattern
sheu crepe collar of a. crepe silk in
dark blue background printed in
green. is decidedly chic to wearer. The
eggsriell crepe appears again in neat
turn-back cuff.
Style No. 3372 that can be had in
sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 4| inches
bust. achieves a most unusual slen-
derizing effect through the moulded
long-waisted bodice, _und fitted ei;-.
culai' skirt. A narrow belt indicates
normal waistiine, which is generally
becoming to most figures.
mack silk crepe with asparagus.
brown with turquoia blue, purplish-
b‘lue chiifon, crepe marocain in putty
beige and canton crepe in terra-
cotta are ideal selections. _
Pattern price is cents. be sure to
rlll in size of pattern. Address Pat-
tern Department. Our ' Fashion
Magazine is 15 cents. but you may
order `a pattern and a Fashion
Magazine together for 25 cents.
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the wrong kind of soap, perhaps.
Use Palmolivc. Its color is the
' color ofpulnr and olive oils. It
has a fresh, natural odor. It not
only keeps the skin free of irrita-
tions, but it leaves the complexion
-boast of bolero and an overall coat
Suits Demand Eye
Variety Makes Suit Suit
"Oh the suit is the biggest thlng
that has struck the fashion world,
this season. About the suit will be
built the vfliole wardrobe. suits will
be everywhere. pn the street, at the
luncheon, on the brcodvvalk, and all
the smart resorts. Stortwlth a suit
odd another, and anotherf then
think of the other clothes." This is
the way one style writer puts it
when asked. "What is new for
Spring?"
“'I'.~rere is the dreavmlaker suit, the
tailored suit, the suits with very
short, jaunty jackets, the suits wlthl
peplums, those with box coals, those
with double breasts, and those which
There is suoh a variety there is no
exousefo: not-being -suited in a suit.
"Then take the dressmaker touch
which interjects itself in so many
places, the lingerie touch on the
tailored suit is inspired by the
dre.ssma.lrer, and every suit is linger-
ie-touched. .
"Capes appear on the dressy coats
andeven the suits are proud of
their capes. for the"e ' is a pictur-
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able For Every Time And
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net for afterrioovrr and evening are
being shown in the French room,
and if the Parisian frock is any m1
lerloh-and I think it is-milady
will not overlook the "transparency
materials' nor the Greek and Dir
ectoae lines
Short sleeves elbow three
quarter and even little cap and puff
sleeses are features of the new mode
smart. suits have shorter sleeves, so
they may not get into the way of
the long glove Everyone will wear
gloies and long gloves will reach
seieral inches above the wlllst
liiiliinery Changes
Brmimed hats are coming bank
for the present the off the face
hat is smart but as the season pro-
gresses the brim will widen. Poke
bonnets will poke their way into
smart company. and with the wider
brlms will come more trimming on
the hats, though for general wear
just a touch _of trimming is per
mined. _
"Material is important in hats, as
in suits and dresses, ami the miill
_ P1 P' _ es uencess about the cape-a jauhti’ D9" Mft Of ll-C6 5lf"°“"» hm' md
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Ch°°°'*“‘" indication of the dveaarnaker mode. who understand thc value of new
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child, thinks Parson Potts, (but,
really, no more distinctive than
the Iavour of Rowntree’a York- Milk
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in the ensemble. The envelop purse
of the same material as the suit. or
the purse which matched the scarf.
or im. me shoes may be Wm 'N1
equal confidence-but bags |10 llllwh
or in some cases the outfrl-I -are
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wear the moderately shaft skirt will matched with a P1406 ____
‘i-iow do you wash your blankets?
First, make a good. warm suds with
boraxlnd loodsotp.Putinwashsr
enough suds to keep blankets under
valor. _
DON'T 'WBING
When washed. use two wateza to
rinse, warm of course. Now take out
od washer and haul on a tllhtcloth-
esline wot. Daft wrlng. Take bofth
ends together and pin about every
four or five inches apart. When
water is about drained out. take
your carpet beater and beat it every
now and again til-I dry.
This method his been a perfect
aucceas for years uid the blankets
trfahd in this way llc just as fluiii'
as when new. Bs sure and have I
bright, hot, sunminy. windy day-
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E particularly stress ro all our clients, saysvincenr ef Pans,
"the importance of skin cleansing That means keeping the
skin free of impurities and ready for our special treatment And
for this ur we recommend st one soa Palmolive
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Vrnccnt has a very important shop on the Rue Royale, across
in Paris. Here he administers to
the beauty needs of women of fashion in Paris. And he warns
them of the dangers in using the wrong kind of soap.
You should use Palmolive, he insists, which is made of pure
Wh sho needs son and water
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enlarged pores, which are some of women‘s chief beauty grievances. do fo, ,heir enum body wha, 5, does 
Palm and olive oils have a singularly beneficial effect on the P M"  . "' -..`
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Then squeere out and rinse in two
waters. You determine this bv_qus.n-
tlty you have to wash. Hans out on
bziig-ht, sunshrny day..
Be sure and don't rub or use any
soap dlrotrt.
You can wash sweaters in tihe
same way.
Here is the way to do curtains.
sometimes you will hear people say:
"f wish I could get my Cults-I-Us io
hang straight." Well you can do it
too.
After washing. put both sides to-
. .f_.“y_ou should use Palmolive”
Vmreni rupermtendmg 4 far/nl treatment m bu beauty Jalan on t/as Ru!
Royale, Pam. Hr adm er Palma/we, as do Jo many of/1/Jfsmou: ra/luguu,
surface of the skin toned up and stimulated yet they are so gentle,
so easy on the skin 'Ihaz is, undoubtedly, why these line cosmetir
oils have been used by los ely women since Cleopatra s time
Here is the fkmous treatment
With both hands work up a fine lather of Palmolive Soap and
“arm water Worl. this tenderly into the skin of face and throat,
massaging for about mo minutes Rinse first with warm water,
then with cold. In the morning, perhaps you`Il need a touch of
cream or some kind of astringent before putting on make up
That is thc basis of the home beauty treatment recommended by
19,813 beauty specialists.
For special treatments, you will have, of course, to consult your
own expert. But for day in and day out care of the skin,_nothing
is quite so effective as this simple Palmolive treatment. And
since Palmolive costs no more than
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M1( way dow-rr the calf, just above lbe of the washable tailored and Cnlies were of common quality and were steady at $13.50, fed and
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the ankle. or my reach dwm G11 <‘-fwlmkef WW- Tm P“1“° °°”"' _Hmts _F-'or Wash [ng brought from $9.00 to sio.oo. Horned nut.
the way to the floor, but for street and cuffs of the tailored suit will be
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gether, wrong side out. Bur, before
make a weak solution of starch. Run
curtains through lt. then hang on
a tight line together, lengthwise. Us/~_
map pins every few inches apart
Then dry quickly, so _lust watch am
sag and draw irto Hhalw Stlfinklc
together and iron toirethél' 0" Wf-
fect angie. Bee how nice and straight
they will hans; _ '
Livrrsrocrr manners
MONTREAL Mar. i9.-There were
as came, iz cams and so hogs for
saie on the Nu _Montreal livestock
markets today. Gttlo were steady at
sam is mio for wlamen .rs medium
`cows. Canners around 63.50 and
common bulls from IBN to Wbitl
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wonthurtlt. Neither-wilibotorccid aungraaau
stains, etc. Specify N0 MAR for Mill-
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