with with NCIKEIYS to . 'l nitiit tiil I'..i1lllPYt('(l tin auiii

' he uiiitl. itlx ('iIilt'(l1

.f't;'

rim"

l!f".' iiivfl

La? Kautliit - .tl ' 'r.-5

ics Ytl.ll1 . Itl' iiiiiiliril i HIP, she lll(li 3.1-a - iii.itt v r.l ',-xii" I S.lP ii.-.d rri M Itltt:C i'ii.iii id L.."055Pa, tii:i1 iii .ii1 '.e' S.ti'.K .t inc: and ":i"t1i it tit-1 ii'.,i:.tiiii

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tif

tin .uiiiii is o.i:i' win- lX'i5 lift

0.

Hinti Collncind by

(Mother of 5)

It '5 n p r 0 ti d t Hmnicthing - to - in-,1g.;1boug av x-.licn baby first xt itlx' in creep. hit once the little (iiittii 1 --:i1 .1lilCiti'.ltltCl1ll!l'C. ll”-. in 1- nit iiiiitr Jttlfl rttutc i-1 '. gun: tntl YPH look. ti': tinw In give him rnrwz clnou room than 1 p'-av p-tn titan letting him run of We pl ii." pro for it little time c 1. -i it it 1.1 cx1n'nii"t1Cu tCfTIlt1I'lCR. tkliiirc ictrciiiliriitic I0 Lccp an t-:i:ic cit: mi Ili." tt:iv:i-:r.I Hi let- ting ltIl”N lf1'iCxll"1itlC a ncv. nook and crariny c.ich 11.11, you help him develop confidence . . . an-.i ll1flCDCl'HlCl'1EC.

U ii 2 m1

. J a Fuvther developments. About this time. liiihi v.ill11:'nli:ihl) have rnoitgzh teeth for another new rul- vcntttrcl "(heu- ing tonils!" that's the time to in- troduce (tcrhcrs i .litritot' l iiiiitx. 3 nt;'ll tinil the t;li.'trige- mct cxit.i easy uitti ltcrbcrls Junior I-ruits, lcnciwtwtcs. Mcatn. dtnncts. I'M they have the tender. cvcnl)- l'Y1ll'lCCtll'VIlKti't'llCl'1tJ0tllZlgC chewing. are c.isy for tftli with a few trctli to mini time the iiiiutral, lrtic-ll.i' 1.-iiiulticw, the tempting UHF ("lifts l tlii iv hccuiitc lhC(l to in (icilict . .iiti:il lotuls.

fittii-'c reference. timtlirr increases lmihi'. cicepcrs. . Sit: l'ItlY&ll16 mer-

ttll type with two . hi: patch pockets. When knccs wear throiipli. (he dc- li'l.'iICi the prick- Cls'kCuQ'Cf11 nicr tli: gaping liiilcs. at i- V

Packet this for Hmck lmu turn it” ltfr of he:

Mother, here's a special oiferl Sand for three of these

attractive h.in(l',' Rrlt IlQt' itnr ('.in ( morn, in snap on 1 our ripcnctl Liins nl' (icrbcrls lliibv lnnds licforc tlicjfrc put in the Trip lRl li to wit by ftirritsliint: only 3 label: from (icrhcfc S:t'aincd Foods" or Jtiiiinr lnmls Scntl in Mr: Dim (icrbci, Box hit, 'lnrutitn lX,( .in.'tilit.

ELLEN lS DIAP. Y 3

by an Island Fartut-1": Mile

l Icievice iir 40t'I1Ff to hold ii:li':r tliaiii

at-ll

W011 five in be as old as I think if

know yet that we don't littve to priv

might now. dusky and siiii, 1 i

Anne Adams Patterns

inc pieasi SLll)5laf1llnl, whole- .-. lllt'. litiri;. tiiiigs of Lite. Aiid tum l)vely, the thought ciiiiir

.u in tlfl as tie agaiii llSl':llEd 1.1 the

.iiii.i.:t:', .1-sLi.iiig vtiiitls of SL'l'.p4 itir. llltl tiie UCl'CJbl'tlI had Llraiiii

i.'rtit.r: tii lL'5llInUl)) of high re-1 :ii:rt, iite ultt l.'lt'n(1.S and tiniiics - nii:' girliiuod days--lliitse (mutil- irss iilio iiad ltiiuuu her 1.1 the. ; i.lt"ll )P.ti?, livr scliouliiiiites anal 11'11U'w 01:1 M'U1.eCL.m1g .1g;'nP:n:'0:1)5 01 .'-' at it 31:9 l'H-'1 V3111 Nlltttf and lltPiI' Illlfmflants arr slitiutt ltl70t"' l(IlltIHlll;.'.' tlirir H't'PlIl. iiitiiriiigzc

1"” "V ” "L W59 13 '9' ' i 1 mi l- in lt'l -I 'r 1 t iiiii 'rii i-ii ' 1 t'.ii -n t- vitw tXt' ill Mrs. mpmbewd hm. doll” lmdug” l””5Hll,il:iIittl It” 'l.lItttlt('tlllt' ”lIlllSlli't(ln l"mllm ('i'n(l lirr l1tI:bi1litldpislsllt;t0:fr:R nflllifylwnpd llllil'l:.1L'ii'ilUIIiiii". iilIl)t'il'ii1 jhi hm. aw” hm all” 11m" mem Ont. lit the li.tik ion .110: Mr. lint-cnt Mt'Doitalrl of Triivatlie. P. E. l.. llSll0iI Mr. llill Muir. ;: ivinis'- " d'”"l 1" anomk "9"”m”m-V- titan: Mt" :ititl Mrs. Paul (')iil Muir, the ginoni and hiidr; Miss liiilortt l'7oi1('r'ttr, hritlliziiiiiiil: Mr. Eddie HMl1g”"d' ll! though” 63'?” 1” Ptlllvlx 'l'ri:iitiiii. tHlt7'f'. Scaled in front are l'.lC(lfI and Fiaiitci Dnucotte, si-tots of the bride. -tl'h0lo- (lP(Lil' to be u.th those site best by y..,-1, ,xt...ti.m, 1;: WI.

1' the gtris and boys of our .

11:1; ma-S wmd mreguh" M curt Herman 3. Bundesen. M. D. LET'S EAT

iuneial-the tliought is heart- ua:in.1ig , ue iitfcred to James a. -iipprr. And tin smiled and said. "If

Donlt Answer No” Without l

mu itill. Ellen. Ilm sure there won't tie many of them left Lt) come. But, s 1'11 1.; tny best he tuttiklz-d "to (J Od R littti: up one or two of them!" 0 Fiiezids of late: years iivre there YOU l?-H9t1'5 Should 15”” 10 hsh I'm. those in: whom she ever inatlel ff" lit .l'Ull'f l'l”ldl'9" . i uartii place in her heart. Andi whn" W”. -mlmnsler asks pm" Am Bosmn bRked.i)edns popllliii. k:i1, (ilYt'n to younger lniissi-iii lutltiStilIt('lii1iIu.tlt)lll yoitlall over the. t-oiintiy, Mitdamr.

tZelIel'1llUnS.1 . . . . - 1 vv - -1 sited the Chef.

unit hate iitiu their 111 - fir ariitlx .iiisuct illl ably, No. 3

Ce memmf” q i "They are known and used every-

: "-3-. - - 1 0 ch tixh And lot bet. death meantl 3”” Ft” 111111.91 C1191. 1,111 1111.1, me mom

: -- .. . .I' R. . only the open.iig of an old drto..1 llfl,l::0"':11lf;1l1P?l:1?n:;?m1d mm .,Nn.1pOpu1m, 1” New Eng1am1' when

Relishes Bak

.c: .11 a garden wall" 1 1 . 1 d 51, 1),. 1.1111,”. 15 1”” W113, H cnnirs kItl'0lllilllt,'iillV. witlioiit )'0lll'1ll19.l oiizina e . lot:-iy rseiisoii she lirinizs in her l1l'1I1:'tt1i1:'qU;r,(1i1Lti1i flu" t”tllSldt?1'HllOH to "luau" verslom ll'.'llll. til it! ran: experiaiit-v and ' ”' . , rut-11,1,-111-manr1 ' . As I hair said bi-tort-. kids ..1n New 1-01.11 5131c 11-5 111510111. ”Bu'. iihere :s the money to comel "my when -loll "H "mm 39' Sotary to add less sweetening. and from to buy all the things lcnmmnmpnw Shmlld 3?” 30" mm bake the beans only until light

your

J.'itii.e askvd If you ”"y Mxlln W) on?” yo” wmlbrouti throughout, and crisp-brown

hi”? ml ”m'”1V i1”1d' on top. In the Middlewest, soured RPlIiPlHl)i'!. :1 mild has his rights. crmm 15 5011191117105 1151.11 111519-M1 Doiift try to brush liim aside simply 01 51111 1101.11 01. 1,1160”. 111 1119 3511111. ibecausn yiiii'i'i- busy or ilglZl'.'tVHlC(.l Cow peas or b1aC11.eyed peas cooked ” W5 l'”'r5'5l9m queslwmngr . ltvith fresh or salt pork or hog's jowl The t-xptwieiice I have had int tsing my own children m1?,l1t hclpt

lkfllll MACK. ”Sh1icks!" he grinned. "Don't you

for Christinas'J"

Sam” he just brings them

himself!" 1 The 1131. 1, 1 11 are very popular.”

' r nu )9 shades 0! ”fn France, we prefer dried green

in”. 1 tticaiis and dried limas. Miidamr. We

TW” 1-Np 3 like in stmv them. with dried musli- pm 1119.1;-,iiv 1 wink a littlr tmlt” moms. And often we serve the conk-

il'-"mk ””l ml km "ll N" mm”m5'l rd beriiis as a salad. with viiiwigrrtte

L V0 7H. lll”' I ”"”fl”-l 'N”- W” "and." lm” satire and a tzainisli of black olives " a 1e- David

Until tnniur:-my --- -- - D..it'v 7 - - - Good-iiiglit . . '

ntlicr 'Yr.s, tttll can ' It itiight hr :1 ;O0(l irlrn for you to rto tho SFllI1F' The Protein Balanre . Nnu. c.iih llll1(' your child makes Nu 2 retturst, Jot. (lt)tt'll your .'iiisu'er tn "1" "”.V f'?””- Ch”. dl'”'d hm” p inc .ippiopi-iiite column, 1 m1nkl('oiiti'iliutc considerable of tho pitt- O" M'"1da.Y. Nnvcriibrr ”2nd. St lvoiiill find at H19 and of the dayl Wm lwwed loll ”” mmlr A Ema -lame: Church, Georgetown wasi that the "No" column is practicallvi HEY "1 l'0U11d 011! U19 Dmlellt 531' the scene of an autumn wedding, tilled. while there are relatively feix-13119" is "ml" W 5”” "” mm d uhcti Rev. Owen Kizgins iinttcdlrtitries iiiidrr the "Yes" heading. milk 0" Smfalled '('TC3m'150UD- 01' in iiiiitriagv, Mn.--garet Ma ' old I)nn't no "3511. 11-nd it with generous portions of a 1-st tltiiitzhti-is (If Mr. and Mrs Clair-1 Maiiv iznirs that li.-tsty "Nit” WTI5 milk-based dessert such as F'ltiiit- oncp D31-111 (,1 Gm1.ge1mm and int: I and. Or Just provide milk to Cliairlos. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. i dmlk H t .- lurliiiund Lahe of Sour ,1.0”0RR0w.S Dlxsin

Coiitiiiiir-cl on page 9

The bride looked vcry charm. I l

1:1: 1:” 31: IZUAVII 1))! uhbtto satin. Cream of Onion Soup K S .5 ne wt 1 a atoaii n k- , , V , t H - B P t, w't1 ljnp 3 1,1-1m.1,s5 511.11, bndlm Ejcdl Iou niiix be advised to use soap 1”"?-l ea" 10 1 1

- V L” dn 'ellv o- 'dri" sotii-:uds for wasliinz m w”hm"' Fmnklurters ;i liutiffant skiit with iiizcrts Oftl 1 I i ll" i Buttered Kale

that should

1111.0. 1(,1.mma11-ng In 3 ra1hN1m11 siii'fiit'rs iitiil l2Il)r;('.S it-aiii. Her fingertip Vf'll of French ”'f'. be S”m”lPd' . 11111r1,,n 11.11 from a Qu(,Cn.S c1,1)11,1'1 Iii niakc snap )Pll)'. dissolve our ,4 P911113 M111 She M,” I tarsal? part of soap in five pangs of boiiiiiz

Corn Kcrncls Saute Celnry. Pepper and Lettuce Salad Baked Applcsatire Nut Cookies

1,1 H1,11e1.111m, 1.m.1,s1 .kt:':itcr. Allow it to cool for several Comm TN 11111( M135 Jttyce Paquet. ('()ttSIn of lht' Omsi hiidc was bridesmaid. she was at- V V A i "'""'.V 3?-"in PM fW”5ll't'll F1"

titr-rl iii a tzmvn tif yellow net tivori l Vf"7'i7'1 COVVT 1 l)i- l7lm0 (W D”

triffvtzi, with iiiatchin headdtvss t i - l bcans with boiling tAfltl'1'. Put on and a mrsagp nf ycllnxw 1-059;. M11 Mornlng smile Ila lid and let stand 50 min. 'I'ht'ii Basil l.aVie, brothei' of the gt-itnml .boil in the same watrr iititil HIP tilts host tnztti l A srliuttiiiiiisiei was lrrturiiit,-, iii skins are loosened.

.'vlt-, P. 1.. H4tll(ll'Patllt played and. a rlaxs ziprtii tlir c'.i'culatiiiii tit thel Put beans and llQtlltl in ft

ttn' ions, '1 r. Vegetable Oil, '2 tsp. salt.

scrole. Stir in 2 sliced ported

sang the nuptial Mass Mrs. David: blond "If I stantl upon my hrad."

Chose ftir her rlauglitpr-'5 u-cddmgw he said. "the blood will run dnun

:1 dark suit with red accessories: to my timid will it not?"

and wore a Corsale of red roses 1 MY"-V 5”?" HSWIV-fld the l30.V5-

'l'lic 5(rooni's nintlit-r wore a navyl '"1'l1Pn." Sftltl the m-ISLFT. "tt'lI.V

iaiiii-. sttll with red 'rlCCl'SSOt'I0s and does the blood not run into "U W1

it ('4llliRQff or red 1-1,59,-I when 1 stand on my feet?" Fitllriwing the corcinony a fit!-' 'l'hrrr vr-is A pause for a few min-

licinu: breakfast was held at the utrs, ivlit-ii a bright ytiiith replied.

H moiiosodium glutaniatr-. '.

Add

tsp. tsp. pepper and '1 c. honey. boiling water to barely covrr. Bake tintil soft in a moderate oven. 325 degrees F, about 3 hrs Then top with 4 thin-sliced tart apples. Drit with butter, and hakr uncovered until

By IDA BAILEY ALLIG

Not Only New England

ed Beans

Nut. (lnnkies: Stir "'1 C. tr.ir;;iiriiie until Cl'PIlll)'. ( :1 .lly imrk in ii. 1'. siiuiir, '.- tsp salt and l Lsp. vanilla 0: black walnut flav- atiiitz.

Sift trips-tlicr 4 1' lIlt'0.lfly-Sllled viiriclied limit, a tsp. bttlilflil soda and L tsp: It. Add 1 (. tiiir-t-iiop- ped iiiitinc. is uiili1ii's, pccaiis. filbci-ts or liuttvr nuts

Add flour 11iixttir(- altc:'ti.itrly to buttter mixture uitli 1 C. sniired milk or buttvrmilk Covcr and chill foi' 1 hr. ulieii tho lHlVlttt'(' should or stiff eiioiiuii to null out. If neces- saitv, add :1 little iiiiirti tlnur. Roll thin and sliapti with (I t-itokic cut- tor.

Place in oiled pans; do not iillow

rookies to touch. Dust sparingly with t.'t'illl'.llillPtl .su..ii' or sii:.ii' crystals. Bak" tibtiu' 1': "'1. iii :1 iiiodriatr tiirii. 3.319 it-:i'cr.s F. Mikes riliottt inn tf'ittl(lF'1

TRIVK OF THE (lHF.F

Sen;-iii ve:rtabli- scttrt -.ii'h

imall t1lll'.'ll pitiirlerrtl litisil.

JAN! riip 5.151-if 'i tups sil'rtl tltuir tsp. baking: puucitx tsp. salt ratrd iiiid of l rup sliorteiiiii; 1 ring '1 rLi1i sti'iitvliri':y 11.1111

SQITUKI-LS

lrllliill

priudt-1' and salt tlllfl, ('IIt turri rcseinblod tiiio onlinral.

Add pratcti lrnin

2 .

MARY HAWOBTWB MAHJ Manls Social

Behavior Poses Career Problem

DEAR MARY HAWORTH: We have I new man on our stuff. a young account executive. say 35. He has a smart i-euiied young wife. well poised and charming. He is, Well, lets say a diamond in the rough-and by rough I mean he lacks culture and refinement.

He is very capable in his work. a hard worker and a man of integ- rity, But. he seems to lack the habit of observation and apparently isn't the sort of man to learn from his wife and others the nicetles of agreeable living. He is set in his ways. '

We are an advertising agciii-y. ttealliig with iiiipurtant. people. Many of our clients are cultured and refined, easily offended by tin- lcouthness. And I'd like to iieip this chap, but hesitate to open the sub- Ject.

He Jim Won't Listen and Lest-ii'

To catalogue his sliurtcumiiigs that cause us uneasiness, his usage .of English is atrocious. not unlike that at a backwoods ShBFel'FDppEI'. iAl5o (excuse me) he picks his nose in public. even uhcn talking to clients. He speaks in a. loud voice

and constantly interrupts others. Strangely, he hasn't learritd to listen.

several l,llll('S, when he's tiianglcd word, uc've proiiouiiccd it cor- LSCUY in a responsive sentence. but. he seemed deaf to the hint. I have a feeling his wife is either afraid to correct him. or has given it up

man like John. What do you sug-

lgi-si. in this dt-licate SIIURIIOH7

Who Has Right. To Speak Out?

DEAR F. R.: It niiglit liavc been inure productive of useful sugges- tions, it you had identified your- self in this picture. Are you part of management? 01' 8. solicitous

fellow worker, who wishes John tivcll but see him blitiidcriiig? Or it frivnd of the family. p-rhaps.

u ho iiitrodu('cd him to this job? What to say or do. in i-oiistruc- tivc spirit, depends very much on the nature of one's routine rela- tionship tc John, I feet. If John if deaf to ll2lllS. he tiitglit become belligcreiitly resistant t.i dPIllOL'lll- tic attempts tn cdut.-atr him to saviiig airart-iicss at his t"rlldlltt'S. A folhiv unrker. trying to give liiiii valuable painters. might be .stirk-

iig his iirrk but to his own item- tiictit. in the gr-tirral cstiniatt-. if John took olfciisc.

However Fl spokcsiniiii for man- 1agcment.-say an employrr or sec- tion chief-is in R. defensible posi- :tion, it he wishes to admonfsli John. -presumably for his own and the agericyb grind.

Add ('i-Itlrlsm To (lunimendatitin

How tackle the delicate subject front niaiiiigcmciirs angle? I should illtlnk by calling John in. for a re- view of his nccoiiiplisliirictits lo date. and praise on that score, in be tol- loivcd by a brief listing of woik- habits that get. in the way of his great tibilitios-that keep him froiii becoming the full success he might be. "Then mention his loud voice. tliiiutzhtlcss liiterruptioiis. careless iiiisusc of English twheti surely he knows better ; his nose-picking in i-licnt interviews; and above all his failure to listen and learn-an over- sight that marks the difference be- tiroeii small and great men. Ciiticisni is iicver easy

to bear.

Mix l(l:(llllPl' SULZIII. titiitr baking Jul tll3blltt.V 10 -"W-('Pl1l C”lti5m

ll

in sliorttiiiiiig until mix- Add

as a lost cause. Ours is a growing " .busincss and we need a talented

if f .

14. ru-

- .

. and Mrs. Lincoln Fraser

Mr. is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Vancouver.

P. E. 1., before moving to Vancotivor in 19-18.

Bruce

siil-'satiii. tiipputl uitli overskirt. and l1('l' a bandcau of whitc

Aii autuiiin wedding was pnitiized recently when M y r t. l e Kjorven. only daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. Anton Kjorvcn of Neville. carried a colonial Sask.. beams the bride of Lin- mauve garnations coln Fraser Bruce, in St. Paul's streamers.

United Church. Nevillc, Sask. Rev. Dntigliis (Zarncr officiated at the ttttttblc-ritig ccrcmony.

Chou in tiiarriatzc by her ll1?I. Ills" bride has attired

Aiidi-cw and Miss ttii 'Il Vaiiutiiivt'i'. wttro

fa-l lcrina-lcngtli Sll'iIIll(' in ii feta gtii-:iis mot

tare l1'trilFl". lily point sleeves and tars. They each iv .1 ltIllZ trtiiii. llcr fintgcr-tip vcil 1-tiff leiiizth gltivr.-' hung in graceful folds from a Cur-. tititiqtiots of itnct trimmed with a wreatli oflwith mauve strcanic inyrtlc leaves which is a tradition Tlin little flower of Norway which country the wiirn zi biidcis parents came from. Site dress covered with carried a cascade bouquet of white L'.li...'(t -.1 cuiiiriztil I-. tiiiby munis in which were oiii-l1'oxvliiid.s

licdtlcrl tivti iitziuve orchids ;i1i(l' The pzrtittin wits a fiitiii tliti sticaiiicrs hung a siii:ill1bi-iithi-i. Ulilfiti-rt iii

ding cakes, prettily iwisrliitds and mini ian flags.

For her going an

rrtiit-able potentials, he will stciutlyl In1lillnl'l.'3 the paiii and appiiccintd the profit to be found in any forth-, t-iizht. advnce you see fit to givei

tirr c iiiniii. not by mail or personal; The justwcds will ititrzrit-ix. Wtitr her in titre ol Tho. 1-111111111, R1,m.1- Gtianliaii.

Former Islander Weds

ll1'tit't.' of Vaiirouvcr, slimui alioxe following thrtr wvtltting in Ncville, Saslmtuhrmziii. Munro Bruce of The Bruce family forrnt-rly lived in Yalleyfield West,

yvlliiw

apples are tender

urll lJPit'Dl1 01:51. Press '2 3 of mix- titre into a grczist-ct pan. dot wtth' jam. Drop rcmaiiiin; dry inixturei by spooiiftills on the Jilin. Bake 111 at riititlrrate, ()l'Pll 350 (tcgircs F, utitill lightly brouiiod.

-Mrs. Ralph Ella nds,

”Bisrin Restaurant" wherg the 'iP1ease. sir. it's because your feet

bride's table was centered ivith'-N111" 9"tt)t.V." -'N'l1"'0WT1-

)lac.N't-Ill'.I Mills W. I.

a three-tir-r ivorldintz cakc, topped! with a niiniaturo hrldo and groom. The l)1lld(' aiirl gromii lrifl. on I honeymoon trip to N:-iv Brunswick and points in the U. S. A. On their rntti1'ti they will reside in Souris. Before their marriage they were fcnrlercd a slimver at Ko7.y Hall. whvte thriy IVPIP l'P('lDl0l)l5 -if tiiany l4Hl'l)' and itscftil gifts.

Ilklil”--Vl'I.l') STYLE

'ltu'ire as much fashion for your SPVIIXIR time! Jumper and blouse gol rvr'i'.vwhcre g mix and match with the rest of your vi-:irdrobe' Alter- nr on problems are solved! Pattern is p-”t'ferily pi'opni't.oiicd l”tt' short- riq fuller fliureitt

Pattern 4657: Half Sims Hlu. 16'-. 183. 20'z, 22'-1. Ml-g. Si7.-. .itini.per. 3 yards 39-ll1('lI fab-

l)l')tl58 2 yards contrast

This pattrrn may to uric, simple 'n saw is t!-stnrl for tit ll-as crim- ptrtn illustratrd instructions.

Send Thirty-Five Cents (330 in coins tstnmps cannot be accepterti for this pnttern. Print plainly Size. Name, Address, Style Number.

Send order to ANNE ADAMS, care The Guardian, 60 Front Street, West, Toronto.

A bevy of soft, soft beauties. . . in styl and colours to suit every taste. Fine knit super Botany, dunbly MITIN moth-proofcd. Really so soft and lovely . . . at good stores everywhere.

limit in s

IOYAI KNITTING COMPANY. TOIONTO

Lady Anna Sweaters on sale At :-

Knlttotl Suits. Sportswear. Sweaters

SI

Gnondal

l.ADll2S' STORE 150 (it. George St.

Moore & McLeod Limited

H en's Dress Shop

IN ,(irnlIon St.

Illl IIHM Illfl

Prowu Iros. 5- A- MCDOMIH 1 iNorma's Limited Gum SW ”i'l?1”i'i'...'i”tiL'

t !

newest Christmas stocking

since nylon. . .

B.(.'., are

;i l1ldllY1' not

livzicldrvss it as

roses. She bouquet of with yello .v

Tl."il bFldt"SlI1&llIlS. Miss Ruth Mc-

tli Btirtir. liuli irlcntitxil bat 5x uliitr taf-

wliicli ueie uium ltlll-lPtlElli gown of 1- litte satin with lace JarkeLs with tiny ”-taut ttti ml

are white net fllltl ruluiiial vaiiintitins rs.

girl. Luis Gil-

short while satin

nylon net and ti.lQtl."l of pink

ttciidi-rt by his uro, who tia-

litirscsliiic-sliapcd wreath of inyrtlclvclled front Lulu Island for the lcavcs. occasion. Usliering were Hcnry As iiialrtiii of lioilar, Mrs. Don Knecktal of Vancouver and New- (iillospic of Val Marie wore :1-ton Bowlcs of Ncvillo. lizillcrina-longtli gown of Wllllt3 The bridt"s iblo WZIS ('t'llll'C(l "prim" ”;'m"”'" with a thrcr-tir'i'cd vsotltlttig C-'4k0 l.titits tzt'0Mll- 50 if -1011” has "0 which was 0lIIlICflt'l('(l iii lIlalltP stotiizirli for the (rank job-traiti- 11111.3 and ctttoi-erl rlcctiic ligim mt: approach. management might find i'USClJllLls. At 1-iiiici Ctid of the as well let him slide. If he has table were two Not-wegiati wetl-

decorated with ziturc Norweg-

' custuinc. the

hint. bride donned 11 gr wool sort? M. H. suit with ttirqitoim hat. white M Hauorth cotiiist-ls thi-Liugh gloves utid black purse and shoes.

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Gotham has Color-Krutwl Ihrlr Farmmy yigw Gold Slripriii Hn.t'irrv .i-n Ilmt rm nnr can make a mtltlake about ho.rt'ery rhadcs. Now, husbands can .mrprI.i-r wives, limit: can thrill lady-friendv, father: can dcligltt daughter:-everyone can