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~Robert Browning.

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monogram, embroidered and quite unobtrusive.

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been followed alnce the days cif Queen Victoria A 101100;:

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‘lihe loveliest girl at the lilaealre the other nigiht looked as thouch she had ust stepped borough. Somebody charm to her gown (pale blue taf-

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’ with this, and yo mmrised at the difference. ~

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nny, Molly — Peggy's always loved the ride before. Bull she's been acting just this way for a whole week!”

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bflhe’: not hungry either. I've found, Nan, that time lympldml ’ mean it's time for a laxative. Give Peggy Cutorls tonight."

lone 0f her most beautiful paintings.

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ful candidates in all wactleal lu

thrust inside nu grey riding

Emperor and his marshals.

oleonic era. and studied with ‘the smallest details conoemln

in the Louvre.

numy in i407 but spent a great

I painter toHarry VIII. Be was a ,designer, decorator, painter‘ of Jrescoes, painter of miniatures, ar- “chiteot, goldsmith, but as a painter of portraits he gained the most fame. had that "wonderful gift or plac g before our eyes the very man he wishes to paint."

He has painted several portrait; of Erasmus who was his friend. ‘The one now in the Louvre ls mar- vellous in design and obstacle“ ‘- tion. The colours, cl the back- gmund and the garments, brewery dark in order to illumine ind ac- centuate the scholarly lace and delicately formed hands of the master.

Elizabeth Vigee-Iebrun has palnt— ed Marie Antoinette many times. At the age of fifteen her portraits attracted the attention of the Royal family of France. ht the time 0f the Revolution Mme. Iebrun was forced to flee. she visited Austrll. Italy, Russia and England and ha! probpbly painted more pictures of_ Royalty than any other artist. The portrait of herself and her daughter, now in the Inuwe. f!

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Harry Dean, A.R.0.0., Dip; Rail. lelpalg. It was 0' ed in Halifax on September l, i . MrflDel-nhll turned his own ‘home into this Ace ademy. l-le formerly instructed at the Hulliax Oomervstory of Mum and in his new Academy use!

as teachers. Mr vocal instruction he has obtained Mr. Precision L.

A.R.A.M., silver Medalist -R.A.M. (London. England.) and for violin oroceo a graduah

of Naples. “ l .....__._.. The founder of the Maritime Ac-

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All over the world modern bio- Keep spouu.uappv_

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an’ Wbuiarlty. It rlvalsevm fie-I r tlon a wages! poizuikfomr of

. read It PM“! - ‘uuwmg M Peloxge today feel the need 0f lomething that is real, biography il more convincing than fiction be- ccause it tells them of event! that have actually happened we tbll

one m} "no. as perfect as any girl could brokeult I blv

Andre lidisurols, Philip Guedllll, lows have, gone

they are either are leaders in what has been called

the modern school of biography.

It has been estimated that there are over ten thousand biographies of Napoleon. Emil mdwigu- “Nipo- leon: Man of Destiny" is well known and outstanding. ‘Napoleon vi firm which has supplied the linen Se“ mvm“ “m” l’? '7' u‘

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about Napoleon and contains three hundred of his letters to all sorts

_ experience of my friends makes me" afraid to »

try it. What do you think"? BOB.

I think you are] a ismal croaklngs about marriage. 5

it. 111st is no indication that you will. Of . . isge. 8o there is in everything else in life. A navy Qplgpg-l- _

friends panic you with their d they did fall tomake a go of GQIIF-SQrtHGN law risk in marl- You have gpt to have enough backbone to take‘ ‘s, chance. you never do aayflrlng that some one doesrr sit down on the do-nothing failures in every line oi h ever kdep a pulpit. Doctors who have no patients. Juice 0g 1 orgngg - . » are always out of a Job. Orange gactimm

you will have to of your life.‘ ‘mere are are ministers who can n Lawyers who never ha

new m also may mum)!” urnanendeevor. There ies of Cromwell, two are very re- cent. "Cromwell" by Bilnire Belloc reveals the Protector neither u noble patriot, nor devil, but as a very human man and a military genius. ‘Oliver Cromwell" by John Buchan, the popular novelist, is a skilful and vivid charmerlntion.

"Erasmus of Rotterdam" by Ete- fan Zweig-"masmus was more than a man, he was an emJKIt is a mamiiilcemt biography by the brilliant writer of “Marie Antoin- . ette,’ the national non-fiction best seller of 19m. “Marie Antoinette," of great interest as a biography ul- flbe so throws mbhlc sldelights on with Louis xvi. on court life. and many scenes of the Revolution. The ouidnt descriptions of Versaiies and the simple when you Puilcria are very detailed. “The son of Marie Antoinette” by Meade lidlnnlgemde is mo descrip- tive of the times and the character of the people of France. The tlJe mm mugs, seeks to disprove that the Dauphin

at died in the wmpie Tower and has Y

ve a client. Clerks-who Merchants, bankers, brokers who go bankrupt.‘

, Every one of them would and tell you there is nothing . mm doing any kind of work because Not at all. You would look around successful along those linen and w you would roll up your sleeves and the man not the Job that counts.

Well, that is just the way it is abo but it is a good sporting proposition, gather on the individual man and make it an earthly paradise or a h other people have. done has nobe It in up to them.

warn you against folio

ho had made fame"

psyouareabetterpickertbanymir judgment in selecting a ‘wife l: who were silly and frivolo g to settle down into being

thy, married gu- who were not wlllin mical housewives

Thai; kind of marriage w es run their husbands into debt. They drn y are worn oufaand tired at night. The ey are dissatisfied because they can't have a1 spend their time going out. to places of am

Perhaps your friends‘ marriages were fallur selves were not willing run out at night with and they begrudged spending 0f having it to play poker. dered too much.

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so much of mystery that it is as entertaining as the modern mystery top of fllflllel‘. '

_ “Nljlnsky" y RDUIOIB Nlilnskv. u; “Anna. Pavlova" by V. Dentin and many other biographies with sub- jects of present century fame are formerly. Tiaras. time circles and "180 "P! Popular. V

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me m“; The picture represents the retreat from Moscow and shows the 1m- Deror at the head of his defeated army. He is mounted on his white horse and his right arm is held across his chest with the hand coat in his habitual attitude. The bleakness of the winter sky is re-

You couldn't expect that sort of wants that kind of husband. him and get peevlah and fretful.

' IBut. if, you have p‘ ‘ ’ » part sin making a._ home and ur part toward keep and reason tha your marriage shou

‘ml-i... afraid to try n. The peas is a failure are those who have ne

making marriage a succos, and if you are w“); ing the home fires’ burning, there is

1d not be asuccese.

in . eived.

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was to open the door about the wpy which the duchese was to be mil-V

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a : ' . "Now, Mary," she’ said, tremem much m love ma. t". ‘or m u about u.- whenever you addreu me dumb be. I have been engaged to her, but I ‘have

es: you must say ‘Your Grace!” e bad uch a fear of ma

., m-vivdmm» ..:".:::..v.:.:*r= ‘i?.‘"§‘.‘:l‘é~ lately y diflerent friends at I dare not risk m v e 1'. . n. Virtually all of my mm friends. have been, fluent-W. and "w letter lnqillrvd i! married from one to nve years and they warn “fir-flu fit llomv. i116 mild All!" . even mink o, 81v,“ up be,“ weredz- Yes, mu antshe laandmay They say that everything is perfect m” PM “u.” ‘m!!! “M15911 l“ marriage, but afterwards it all changes WM‘ w‘ "a ‘bout m receive‘ verything is wrong. Several of the mar- of some of these fel completely on the rocks and ,, , - separated or divorced frornj-hei rwivos. I §°‘“' 1%“? “m” feelthatahozne wltbawifcmdfamllyof “Film” ‘y . my own would be s wonderful-thing,- yet the "““""““"'_—"".

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l6 teaslloon salt

Slices of bacon

fried bacon over the top.

ut marriagelt is not a lure thing. (One tablespoon fruit sugar and how ltturns out depends ulto- be added to omelet with salt, is de- wonmn who go into it. They can aired.) ell, whichever they choose, and what ---- aring 0n their individual proposition. FRUIT SYEUP

One hard cocoanut, u

6H the cocoanut and best the gong: was verv lisht.‘ reserving m, whim of three for rs meringue; but m . wb-“éflf-ldd "In woe-nutend bake out a sensibleglrl who is willing to do he: M5,‘; donhpggfiia '12:’ ma: the Powdered sugar, » gpregd

over the pudding, and bu, q,

Mrs. Grant Gregory %. Chlflel 5i

Beat egg whites and yolks separ- Wlnc his occupation stely. Add grated orange rind to the vw let. yourself be kept egg yolks. also m: and orange juice. some other man had failed in it? llbld in the slimy-beater: egg whites, and see hundreds of men-who were and cook slowly in a greased pm,

‘ ‘and fortune, and until set. cover halfof the omelet Jump ln and show theln that it was with orangesections then fold the other half over. Lav strips of crisp

. wife of the Hon. J. A. Meodomld

is residing in the nudsy after-nee

aid. who alto enter-t Friday afternoon at her D Grafton Street, is be-. welcomed by her num-I Miss Helen Maynard of Nor-then

is the guest this week of her sis~ ter, Mrs. John Jack at her pretty Lants was among home in Sher-brooks dge hostesses enter- ' four tables Thursday

at bridlfl ‘I've cups sugar, 1 lemon, 2 cups friends. Perhaps you fruit. crushed. v hsn theydid. Perhaps Strawberries. raspberries, 51mg- us and extravagant and. berries. currents. chef-rim. or fresh good, industrious, eoono- or canned pineapple may be used. i ?.*:..":*’".*:.."*.2 "l" . r’ W“

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lthat rich women lemon‘- Bottle. oorv and. m. in the refrigerator for safekeeping. ‘mis

p _ , Bvrup maybe added to lemonade, es because they them- Win88 111100. 811186! ale or plain or trimony. They wanted in °“'b°“°‘°d "m"- chilled.

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Mire. xi flail-son was

P0P ri e hostesses enter- bride. , . IWHIIHW! weer. 8 east. I tablleb: m, msm-msfévmm rnsrrlnse to be happy‘ because no ‘pom: powdered sun" Sheisboundtoscoldhimand °

muse Oiub met at And that marrisge- is sure to Ho

lovely royal wodd are carefully restrict-

" - f ed and t has not always been their gang, m. y“

I _ light brown. This should b; “n35 mm who m; out m: rnarrllfifl ' m°°._.__.__' m‘ n 7"“ m” “l?” ver really tned to make it a

fiected in the sombre faces of the DIX-

ur young marfled couplm living in ther evening our husbands came home , a husband. Now tell us what a y. It certainl must‘

Dorothy Dix—We the some apartment house. The o with your very excellent list for k “usband must do to make his wife ha thut two can play. 1

Meissunler took three years to paint "1814." He had always dream- ed of being the painter of the Nap-

almost

devotional perseverance and can

peat man. The painting now 15$"

Hans Roibein was born in Ger-

part of his life in England where - "he held the position of court-

He should not ‘throw ewe

v the bait with which [he caught his "mu any more than his wife sh

ould. Women are even. more sensitive to and no wile can be romantic about amsu his face and hair that hangs over his collar use in his stocking ftet,_ when awoman looks as if he had Just been fished out of the

bered, pressed and perfumed- youth she ad been gyped in the t. .

can and thinks of the bu ried, she feels as if she h

Don't drop your courts-h had many men to finite she ‘was. Now she has boyfriends. Make it a her and how beau best her and starve he prize in the matrimonial l

part toward making the simshlne in it. Don't expeotyour wife can defrost n home if the man of the

ip at the altar. Before marriage your wife r her and tell her how beautiful and wonderful to pinch-hit for all the old _ I _ werv day how much you print or PM“ mfl°°1'1".l.¥“” P" "*4; Arrange plain and APDHWQ 1304*! in arrangement suggested on quilt diagram. Finish edge of quilt with 8

only you. e0 You have point to tell your wif tlfui she is. and if yo

u will do that,‘ you may nd she will still

consider that she drew the

home happy. Be a little ray of to do all the smiling. No woman house‘ is a human refrigerator.

ready to settle down and spend your wants a companion in a hus- gs are long ind lonesome a man to come home from . And if-you don't bloat-I d: some other man. to

reside. A women boarder. The evenin y herself wI-iting for daring with some otb peny you can't blame her if she fin

in which a wife sits up n poker party, or phlian

-._--o-¢--_ U plenty of work and plenty of amusement. , vérluabands never take

_ Bee to it tint your wife has mu wbmep get into ' mischief, out foray-pedigree‘ grow d

10M: ‘your wife a definite illowmc

l vidual use, and never ask her 1m y onm a month instead of doll thirty quarrels a month. Besides. labor. If you doll 506d." ,

ma. has been ‘founded by m‘: ' m, kw; 15,. i,” st ‘she does with it. Giving a wife 11¢ it out to her every every wife some more than. her board ‘t believe it, try hiring a m! of women

3e pqlite. Tl!“ your wife with u much‘ oou

nu woman. Don't forget that she ill lady e

Don't begruch the price hut emu come lgignwhen and biamwyour wifowhm the

rtuyu you would vanifsbeisxnamod

.You knew ft was‘: luxury mwdmrtgetm

practlcafly all his own graduate!

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use m; am..- runs m». "snow sums" Whlnugle invited -__

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inch binding to match plain b10038- Aliow for all seams when cuttinl