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"JADIUARY

s. 1921-

liPrince ’s Dog Grows K ingis

1 Feeble As Age Tells

Dorothy Dix Letter Box

enm-As;

How (‘an a Boy Become Popular With the Birdies? Straight Talk to the Girl Who Has Lost Faith in Humanity- Docs lion Juan Ever Reform?

i LONDON. Jun. ‘.2. Growing eld and l_\- i.~. mrntioncd in British news- LONDON, Jan. i-lieuiilatic, tile Prince ui w8~l(‘.$'_pl\p(‘!'.‘;. Accoiilpaylilg llcl" royal inas- Cuzrn Cona no lODQCl‘ is obi: to 110111131‘ to Sondringllnnl rcceiltly, Snip ,1i,1_ on the Prince's bed to 11 sprciahu-as bring led along to the train by

D -.- 1\!i...-: Di\‘--~\\'t> fir-- three o.‘ your buy rootlets who W811i r111 even 51,1119“- whn-c 51m Slggps, 1),“, 1,35 p9 ‘a fauna“ when slie saw tllc crowd blTJli “v.11 the 1111i" Yo11‘=11"1- vonstﬂmly 111111111111: 11111 11evv1'-f=1il1'11s proceed up :1 set o.‘ "stairs" lllﬂdl es- ilieliliio tlie ozirriei-s. immediately she rec 10.: vslliell ei.:iblc girls to lctid their men. You l‘(‘ll£li‘!‘ us helpless b_\" D9041“)! for her. sat. down on the pledian platform lrvcclilv: our wi-zik points Now bc a $11011 111111 1911115 1 (fol-ii will iic". go to South America and \v11l1 lifted paws began to beg- i101!’ v.1" 1111.‘ f.11.1'0>>f111l.\' pursue 0111' 1111-11111 llirls. Tell 111-1111 110!‘ royal iliai-isi- but will be .l1ll'.1'll to tile delight o! tlie crowd. It .1! lines till-v 1'11! for and 01.111.11.11 tlic1l" 11!:0s11i1d lrt‘! at ltoine with 1210 Duke of ‘fork, W35 only !.1_.' fort": 11111! 1111‘ 1001-1114111

lIl'{L"i'lS, l1.'\l..PH .1111) HERA-IAN. ilillltlllﬁil she seeii ucmt la oe- illlfliltIXi licr to 10211" “iier public"

is the recipe:

17'" "" ‘ '?'l"l‘i§'l'UWF-' ','U. l-‘ID

wife was busy in Chrlstlnas time so was the King's chef. There wan. for cxalzipie, tile royal plum pudding to be made. It has been served at court on every Christmas Day since George I was KinZ- T1115

Ingredients; I l2 sin-ceded suct. l pound small raisins, l pound Dcmcrara sugar. 1

1.". “l

.Woman’s Realm -:- Social and Personal -:- Fashions

Chef Gives His

Plum Padding Recipe

4 ounces citron. cut in thin slices, 1 teaspoolliul of mixed spice, 1-2 toa- spoonful of nutmsg,'2 teaspoonfuls of salt. 1 politic! stale, fine bread- crumbs, 1-2 Dound $1ft6d 510111‘. 1 pound of eggs. weighed in their shel- Ls, 1 wlneglassful of finest old bmndy, l pint of new milk.-

Whip the Cggs w f! 11x11! froth- and. then odd the pint of new milk to them. Add the rest oi the ingred- ients by degrees, nlixillg them mean-

_2, If tile house- the kitchen at

pounds finely

pound

‘Ulillﬂilﬂ’ the pt" ~ where .1‘ puuiblc. and crltel" the liingfs; private car. French plums, stoned and cut it half. llut "e-“llfv l.l-- ' t‘) up i0 ill" 1 ~- —~ ~~ ~- - "r r —"<-#— ‘ '_—"“ * while vcry thoroughly’ and allow the . c. ., . , ~_ _ . 1 I _ :1r."- .-:o 011-411.‘ lull-axed. as v01! will sor- il vou Prince's be.l 11:11." 1 . l tzto ulucil i mixture to stand 111 ‘a c001 P “c? i” 1111- 1111-"! (if bovs 1110-." fall fol‘ 111:1‘. it :1 .‘.-l" 111'!‘ brittle 1011s. AllClllpls i v " f" ‘ r, I , . 111701“! 11014115 L10 ‘Turn’ lieu; 111° ‘ ' " ‘ " ' , ,- , _ ‘ , . boi or eigl ours. H Y. ‘ f, _ n _ > _‘ ____ ‘ ,_ H __r_ H‘ a, r _.. H‘ I a. _ “v 1 W moulds 11nd "11 . 1t 1lli..t to 1,1111 101111: i111 l1 "my ,)0!l1i.\"l‘a "1 out ti 1 l 101 n1 \1_o Jliw 1111p ‘ C d8 2.011(1) e afe eaflng sgrve with same sublime.

11:11, !1.1:! use: built and Coro lie-r. ell. .\111".t!l~ ' Ueoltfelw" .1 1011201". frequent

|1‘.'O\'.1i. So the Prln o‘. lllile \"U3(l£‘l1 st t':111 11".‘ -,(‘l‘ revel 11,: i crvnnl colorl-J 1-11..

. t"! 110 11111110115 with the fair sex. Practically 111! 1.1.1211. a I.- »j- 1111* to 11-.» l. to throw the llfilltilwfﬂlit?! 011-! ambit‘ for it. Sn fur :1.-". (llltc: :11ld "111"! l1lZ1i'!'_\'ll!'_~L arc coticcriied, iilell L-ct :1]!

1111 1.110111

Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson With Every Pattern

_..__i . for 2111:1111: wliut kind of boys {Zlfls like. I 0:111 1!llf\\"‘l‘ that ill 1-11» ..._.

- ‘ pores up n. homely." Lilli. ‘Flu-v won't Luke r1 1:111 (>111 “"11". lni-kv other 11111". Ii!lJlJ"'" ‘l 111-- ".1t"Il_v dnllcel". 'l'l10_-.- 11.111 >2"! :1 p11‘! who ll'.""_\ :1l".1"! liiirz! to talk l1- m: if she 11:11! tllc l<"p

\\'illl 1

1A Morning Smile

.\ll'.‘-.

i in-alliounblt- Ylli-l-ITLI sl1:1_dc sholvs ill-i preferred.) tsrestlng button 1 front closing that‘

1 '--"r-l1'i ~11 clitiosv. A I111)" lll:1_v I10 fut (1111! dutiipj. 1111;! !1:11.-.- fir-rit-

Suj-izrilil liaid just :11't"1\"cdj

g ilfifls a tailored nil".

l»- liaii .1111 th _1 1111! f.1.l in 1111. 111th 1.1111 .ii1d 121111.(Ircr11vl;v"to“i;( tillfllhu. ‘lush w be dmcrmnv l, gorcs its m‘ l‘ . wqrsl,mn my , ,_,,U,)..,,,,D,,~,‘. ‘ﬁling, Lﬁétflf‘ n) circuloi" flan-int: .-.‘.;irt 1111:! attaches- !“- ' 1 “Um gm“! "m 11'1"‘ mm "m! LlJxh‘ l‘ 1H ‘ 1 ‘I a " h it to the hip .\'0kc in tlecn scalloped

“And Paris!" ‘shc gtlsilctl. ‘Pllriz: ,. , _ _ , _ ., ,. _ llllltllllC. ' is Just uondeiful. Ihc people ale all, T,“ Con“ and cum; are of 1mm, . .- . . a - _ - . 4 1 ‘ ‘ '1 . so well cdtlezltcd ltot at :11! like they z I“ so (ugiﬁncﬂvc and so Drastic“,

:1:"c ill this crude countlpv. my doors.

hint 11.1 illrii" lrleiidw‘ faces if lic is pleasant ‘.1111! nglx-uwiliie.

111111" trulilple 11 girl's fee". into a iulp and ruin h'"r iicv." nzttin slip- _ ‘1 hall. i111’. the won't! rulhr-l" :~11!l'0:" lll"'i_‘.'I'(l(1i11 \v11l1 lltnl 1111111 sit on Wm.’ 0H,“. mu 5,1,0“ cmmwrs mix! I115 5111mm 1° make"

..~. And :1 girl 1-211! even put up 111th :1 fool who bores ilf‘? to Leora r-runchy, ...'1n no‘. have zlnv dale :11 :1l!. ,‘

Style No. F03 nlay 1J0 had iii sizes‘

1*‘ l. s. lo, 12 mic! 11 i-eai-s. '111c 8-year, T‘ i“ _ ‘ ' f -—- 1.1m requires 21'. yards of 30-inch.- h it) plt-tu-r- ':il"!s ill l.-t-llel"':1. 1111!. 1-1 pea-w‘ r1 11:1:'!lc"'11" Mnatcrhl mm i, vM-d of 39.1mm

' of i101" l|1'.!1-."!dtl:1! 111s" :111d li- " .-.."~_v 011111-211. talkill-s albout tllClll¢3Cl\ .. mid their lli-(CS and ":1tloii.-:. But you tilust. of course, vary your

. or girl you ore tl‘_\'lllj; to attract.

"a

montrasting 11nd '3‘: yards of bind- inlz.

For The Cook I

BAKED NUT (‘ANDY

It i1: also very.’ smart in light- weight tweed in brown and white! tiiagolinl weave. just like the cldcrs are nearing. It nlny be worn \v11l1 :1 brown suede belt. lVioke the collar:

"l who \v:1l1t-". to b1" illllil‘l‘l‘fi continu- -.~. .10 11'!!! listen by" 111.0 iloul" villllt- you Leif ill-l" how beautiful she is k4: slurs 1111:! what :1 Cupni}; bmv her 111011111 is 11nd.

l cup brown sugar. White of l 011;.

h"? 111"“ a‘ 1‘ l cup \v:1ll"lut lncats. _ , , 1

11101" r.'.ld lul her fizurt- is 11d how flu-re ls 51111101111111: different BC", the egg whim 5km: Fem. m 111K! 011175 0i 1111116 11111119 111111 17911,

nlv-ut i101" from .1 either 1,111"! ill the world. _ i the brim,“ sway“. K teaspoon soda“, bow-o! 111111111’ [§l‘(}.‘5!.’i‘fill1 ribbon ‘ali- "v f" " _ l l. teaspoon salt and nut nleats..Di'op1 “Hula Tnm m0 bodlcc “lull!

- lli 111.: in do \v11l1 this _ 9 of .111"! 1"» 1.11 slut" sof- lip :1‘. b2‘, waspoons on n baking. the“ and 11101111 119111‘ 1311119115- I

'l a- illore the better. You eon". rive 111'!‘ 1 01121 H" ta nmdcmtc Covert 010th. wool (‘PFPP- 01101115,

bake over twenty: 11111111105.

130i) deg recs > ,

11-. to

iiotijivell here. lite 111111101101" a -:.:"l is the nlore she _\

he is :1 >c'.-1_11lr! Dolores Costello, .1

ill-int". and tlvced-lilze cottons smart.-

‘- - - l

"i fol" i111‘ looks than for iicl" Dlfilll-inn immleuual V‘ n “mm ' “a 1 our large Fashion nook 5110111

“ > 1 -- 311111‘ 1111' "1111" how to dress up to the minute a!’

19191 (11111?- 111 I1‘ very lttle BXDCHSP. It contains mos!‘

’f'l*»1ll thirt- i~= tin- l 3-11"! W110 ('1' "05." to ‘or 1111 inspiring; influence iii 131131 ~11!" attractive Paris for adults’

a iile - 1111-. Slle . 1)f1l'll 111111110!‘ 11-1111 :1 rcforlii coirlplex. 111.1110 i113!‘ 1'- 1111" 1"- "1-‘11 ‘i '1 “'11;- ' and l"! ‘r111. r11"- y. 31111115 slur]

abl0 to 1-2031) it free from ciiri. and griiyiOllﬁ, eic.

Be sure to ﬁll in the

your l1l'1li1’.‘l' c lel! i101" nboilt :11! the silir: that you ever eoliiitiittcr! '17‘ ." 111-0 ctilltrriu tint: conliilittulg witen you get the time 21nd 11101101‘ and brygmc“ "" "' r111 lici" 1.1111 111:1 loi- i101" resll" 111111111; power over v01! you would go »_ _______,_ _,__, ____

o.’ the‘

c330

‘ 0.1! see-lies inuvi- hv ;i vicngo or who put 11p with the e ictioit or who worker! himself to death to 11:11." illi- bills o! :1 : .~. 11nd foiled i102", ..l10t1‘d this lvuinnli c0110.?

"= illlllfPfl :1 surefire hit with the soulful all"!

Sl- ~11 l‘. - u “l p 1" tl-gtt all 111011‘

By Annabelle Worthington

l _ .. . . .-\ >\'.'l1tf».',1‘!‘ frock of woo‘. jersey in- pattcril. Send stamps or coin (coin

Price of book l0 cents. Price of pattern l5 cents

The above quantities will make three ordinary sizcil puddings.

Furnished

Etiquette

By Roberta Leo

Q. At what time of the, day is it correct for one to make the call of condolence or inquhy?

A. At anytime of the dRyi 1111? caller rarely advances beyond the front door.

Q. Should a woman remove her hat at the theater’!

A. ‘Yes; some states have laws to this effect. ,

Q. What docs n hostess rightfully expect of a 811951;

A. Punctuality.

MANSION HOUSE 1's COURT 1111-11 PRISON

pontoon, Dec. a0.—<By "11105- T- Champion, Canadian Press Staff Cor- rcspcndentJ-‘Tlie new Lord MBYOI‘ of London is—ill an official sensc— homeless. For the first 1111111 511191‘ 1753 the Mansion House is without its august tenant, and very soon the builders will embark upon a thor- ough reconditioning of the building. Meanwhile, Alderman Sir Phone and Lady Neal are residing, in necessarily diminished civic state at an hotel. Although the Mansion House is ber- cit of its legitimate tenant and his Smvuors it large 1111111110!‘ of entirely undesirable inhabitants have recent- ly made their absence known. These arc the rats which, in the 111st NW weeks when the Mansion House was dismantled, have become numerous and aggressive. No doubt the ccssa~ tion of civic dinners has made it llarrlcr fol' the rats t0 got H 111/1118-

1

. , . ., . _ _ , - , ,_ ,, ,. because hcl- own i111 ..-. .,. __ 111. l.(t‘t!0 tracts and books to‘ 10nd r1111! 1111111. _.o11-‘to(.11lll1. m0 ramﬂcirs? Ne. -103. e121,». . . . . . The Mansion Home M50 Contains .1.1t ' need ll!’ n1!- :11r.11,-..pl1e.0. Lut 11311.1 011.. G0, - . _ . t“ ,-.".. l" _ no 1131') -,,,-_-l, ;, w“, [Hnp ,-,~[<.,~,,,,,,._. w,“ m“, ,1 w“ ,._,~(.,,", “"*"‘ v _ _ l - - - - - - - - - - - - - < - - - . » » » - - - . - - - . - 111° CW" 0f Just“? “klwcm . e cm__.,,,,. mt, ,_,.,,, n‘, _,. W“ and nun“, n 1m Job o, n_' ' ' 1 “fill-n people ;=_1_v that the, hay,» lost i in God, f.-.1tli in life. forth in Name Lord Mnym; as Chic! Magllstlatc. sits :11’. 111:1! i.~; good and ﬁne. it 1-". because lliej" :1"" t) ::11-.:1!! 11:1"! 1111"" v." 1-111! self- (illily. This court 1S coiltlnulill; 1° '!‘!l'"l1 there sir-- sporty girls 1-."lio vxr-al- 111-0: . 1-"11! .~u1o‘.;e ei-wu-cttet, ccnteircd tlinl they: cannot look lmvcild tile llll. ted ital-iron of Illlfll‘ own ego. - ' - - - - - " " - " " " " ' " " function. ‘There is quite it lmcdlntl-vn-i “N, W, ,, H, F, M and who n, m “ha,” m“ m" 1m" U1 l. “Twp, SGITCW‘21l‘i(1.il‘0ll1)l(‘ come to us all. :11"!!! 1". .115 1.10;." 1112...: 1:-: l: the liter-nil- ‘" ' " """’ touch about the stoly of bu: tun" w) _, MM, ‘H? “wing ,0 1m T H “KW c mm of wilzzt 1:; lii us. Snlal! natures ere ll'(‘.tl and emolt.e;"c;! 11y unllctloll: V ‘ _ _ _ ‘ _ V I ‘ _ _ ‘ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ ‘ ‘ _ _ _ _ __ ellcrs, upon remand 111110, 1\\ld1il‘l be '""-“ " -' " -' '-" -. .,._.....- -_- _-~.-.--~ - . ‘l'(‘,b8Cl1l"1\‘CylSlll‘-

:_ Iyylzyv“ ‘my ﬁr? ahmd ma‘ they 2pm.‘ Hyman Fham‘ M client .0 11s .110 . t1cng.hene.! and lettcned by 1t c,” state last few wee s l! l

wnllleii to 9E". 11".: Pretending that 11.10;." wall! _".":>tl in t:"."'.:t tllcln as 111011 '7 01111111": is j".1.".t lhcil- defense inechonisnl.

_______ 1

The only lvay vour friend can be !1e‘pcd to :1 srtltol- view is by llct" cons-i

L115: to zilibi her - ellgdoiilg by laying lite lfeino on the sills of others and l by 11:1" denying herself the ll-itln-j." of Self-pd}? and molt of o1! by lier tryii-gi

tllev l"e.1l‘._v d"- . . t1 lake :1 broader outlook on Ho. DOROTHY DIX. 1 . -." 111.111 to 1 1-1111 _ 1:11 0-111 0-111 vie -

O O O O O l !

r H in‘ .,,-1t!i 1121111,. nine," 111:! jvglrf; (ifllli. 1115.115 \v11l1.‘ DH‘? M,“ Dpospargg Don Juan ever l"ei-11'n1'.’ Do you believe that :1. ‘.0:- 10. l . v 1-11.": .""'-:". v " 1 "1 1o - , l

‘ n q (rm: m f) ' U u .11 l 1 w‘ mo H“) 1n n 1 iiizin who llfl’; 1119.1!" play-thing". of ro-nert-l otherwise fin." u-oincll would 011-1‘.

1 1" b“ m“ "M m and bums“ ‘ l-t- 1111-- i‘! on" 11111 "iv" 11"!‘ "1 m1»- de-t!’ A YOUNG WIDOW i

L’ll'1 ..> is" al1\".-.".\; l)-').'!"1i1'_' i213‘. ' ("ii-ti \ _—< . v.11.- -i't 0nd 111:1" .- ".:" "tr-r! i’) 1101' '11!) 1111:! I 01 l! g ' 1 sﬂfiftilllt"? Don Juan docs ref-oral. 01110111111- inl" :1l1_v 111ml. Elvin". 011311": '.\".'.!1 111-: 1 ,, . . to lirvr- any r-nzonoll 10ft in 111111.

1,111 ‘1-11 ‘villi i101" :1'1cut a worllrlnl- 1.1100 being in ti!" OITICWi W)?" Cu" " U , _ . ve-."'o 111:1! .-".- 111.11.". ..".r- best husband.

They Made

Ho,“ Nova Scotia

1 Mr. J. ll. Meekins Gen-Pally lifter lll‘ is too old 11nd,- 'l'l"10 French even hove a p".'o-' Elut, whj,'_

P“,

Am, ;-,--,_»_-1,,1-." i! doesn't .'"e."1ii 1-1 1:1:- thal l! woud ndd to a hut-band's: 11t- the ,-;;,,,,Q stm-y of fer no longer, of

mode strong and

.. I-:-.""e 3-1 "41 11111 .1 El- <l' ' ~11? lee‘. like it. 'l'llell pop tile question 11nd r.ll:- 1v!!! :=t-_".'

r"! "'!1.-.:l!-"._-.'."

1'11».

.. Don't Witt) I101‘ with 0111;": . 111- ... I).11:l 10!‘: 111"." 110"" Int!‘ ‘ ' . --".' 1~ I!l."_‘llt' '1 "hv- he. , but -."'!1:1t 1-1111111‘. 11.!!- i’).

Don't esll her Minerva, but Cutie.

their kidneys ill

:--1"-=:1-l

NEsTLlrs MILK

(unswesrzuso)

‘ EVAPORATED

ill" ".1"! who :1‘.w:1_v< want-z in 1:114! .1111! il1l','_'l‘.‘l who is; " "-111 1'1 lilplii. rluir: 11111! 11-01.! ‘c111. i111! t! ".111 1'0, 12,1 1-":

turning at once

. rr ,< Pills because they

11-1 111'." you for _-.'ol11'.":0lf aloft- fllVi who don't keop G '., " .'-.l--.-.-.-.".= to mtlkr- ifillili. DOROTHY DIX. r o 0 o a - O gihgrzsgidwd “w! grntcful letters.

llPC"ll(",' n! things llirtitilyli 111ifoi"!u1l:1t1- 0x- 1! 1-11‘. of il1."1tl"11rlo11,v'.’ A lzirl who once 11:11! !l.1< had her SC'1.'§lblili.if‘S dulled by tll" '.. at monotony’ and swr-ks the lzlittrrint!

I ! - ‘ -.i:t l1." dv-n" 1.’) hl-lp :1 young \-'.'>l:l:1l1 1-.'!1-1 hit". lor‘. , I !

lot of good. I felt nfter taking them

i111“! i" ":1.- "" '."-‘ nun-at ("-1110 1'1 he" to rr"t'1'"r" l1el"!.'".'tl1 "l-ltl, . . the hav h l ,. respc“ "- l1 " - l 111-; i.‘f‘il|"i"- :.!10 llWfflﬁi tci c; 11v i101" through’! y e c ma .11. o. r. : “*-""""'" *""

»--—~- !

Answ-er: 1

l1".- " rev-c". t-t iv-lw- :11! l".1l"1:1il1‘.'." 0rd t-(rzldelnu l: bcrruz-e o.’ 11110 1r."

two spr. :1----- of it that llrvr" rilcountl-ri-t! and to be 1rlnbittercci with life,

, hcrnl-s- 1'" ' how- 1-1 -." .-":in~-- Fi!l'l'i)\\' in l! .-=he~.v.-: not only n lack of all phil- 1'".--t)1'1" 1--".*._r-f!*1t-' One llliﬂlli as well soy there .1": 1101:1111- sl-‘i ~ lim-nuse the. 1-. aizso l'.1.ll, no beauty became there is likewise ugliness.

OAIY III

Convenient l Economical! SAVE yourself the bother of Keeps indeﬁnitely in itl waiting for milk deliveries. suled, airtight container- Kceplsu ly of Nnsnt‘: on ' always pure and sweet when your she as needed. you open the tin. A,

‘.' 1:": franc! hm: lost fai'll in til: lzoodnt-s". and (leeency of things through ate experiences with lli".'1, but silo must in all justice admit that the 1e few and the good men n-i-"tj". She must have known dozens 1111:! ' d.-.n.. of men who 11 ":2 good and .' "htul husbands and fathers, who were true ft"1""-*'.", who vscrc honest and '~ nornble in all their dealings. She -r""1". ‘lave kn".--""l i." -.1" l fi""ll" :1 i": ".11 who, lac-cause he hnd taken 11pm 1 him-EU 1110 79639-1’! .11.. vomatLs life, endured patiently the hjyctcz-i-

u‘

. AJJI---L

n know-l. - '!X'l"4h§¢

Ten Years Younger

liidncy Pills.

Just the Remedy flc Needed.

Lower Five Islands, N. S., Jun. 3.—

good work that is bciilg done by . Dodds Kidney Pills. learned the importance of

times. Always watching for the least symptom of Kidney Trouble and

remedy they can rely on.

Ml'. J. E. Mcckins, who lives at this plncc, comes forward with a stato- mcnt that adds to the long list of

"I have used Dodcl‘! Kidney: Pills for Kidney trouble. They did mo s.

. I like them fine. May they help others the some as

eu by rodents scuttling round the cells at night. -

Sydney Perks, Architect and Sur- veyor to the City of Iioildon, lectur- ing recently before the Royal Soc- ieiy of Arts, said the use to which the building was put made the Man- sion House perhaps the most: remark- able building in‘ the world. He believ cc! it was the only structure now ex- isting which. like the Palace of the Degc at Venice in vile Middle A895- was P. residence, a Court of Justice l-nd a prison. “Iiooklilg at theMan-

Him Feel

Man n!‘ Budd's

Found Them to be

» .- '11-'11 =1~1n1 d:1 .:l-.-'11 li i; 1111111‘ 11nd ill-r !l:1i ls out‘ . ll " " - \"\’\ - -— e . . " t tl J1me rice? '3; _ - -" - '" . fr. Perks a .~ l, -; l-m] :1 1i.- 1-11 11:11! lVﬁil .2 look; 1-. -_;-.;,._, ,._, hm. 1,3‘, tn‘..-.~ o ...-oi... . .l’!.. t 1101i _ t.-.1 g t1 1W1 1111c :1 1c < D 1 15p in!) From all ovel Canada sion Ho1.sc. bstlill ' i m gs‘: if __ .. ., - - - .- .- ‘q W" I q ‘m, a ‘ ‘pm “(Ah l,” W)!“ comes the calm glad tidings, telling thoughtful o oOHCY‘ il g

there had been much improvement ll". our architecture ill 200 years. Has lint the spirit of advertisement crept itlto our designs? A biz 19111161111.’ seemed to shout. ‘Look at me, I'm l1 Batik,‘ 11nd the next building seemed to cry out ‘Don't look ncxt door. 1°01‘ at me, I'm an insurance office? end so they compete for publlclty- I" 111° meanwhile, the Mnnsinn House seems like nn ancient dame, to smile and snub them with its quiet d18- nity and show the contempt of the old regime for the noveaux riche."

sufferers that suf- the weak being healthy and of the

People have keeping good shape. at all

to Dodcfs Kidney know they have a

If you spill candle wax on your filings. put the spot over a. bath tow» e1. smooth out the mltertli where d“ spot Ls, plum I elem biotin over it and prom the blotter with l. hot iron. Usually the wbi- 1-1 "mo-rod 1n" stantanwusly by 11118 1116111011-

I-le says 2-

ten you! younger

me."

TIIE VOGUE

11111011111 011211111101: r1111:

ALL WINTER COATS SELLING AT 1-3 OFF SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON ALL DRESSES

FELT HATS AT $1.98

p; as.’ r-uVIIOI-|_,

i ‘

-:-___oLitieratu

11,1]

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It's coming boys, it‘s almost here,

A year to live in, to gun and give m. A ymr for striving and beauty thriv- ing, A bright New Year. O hold it dear, For God who sendeth. l-iebnly lend- cth. O O O

The reception lit Government House on New Year's afternoon was a brilliant affair, the loycly weather adding greatly to the pleasure of those who called in largo numbers to compliment Lieutenant Governor Dalton, ol-1 l-iis appointment n: the King's representative. The Governor was assisted by Mrs. Dalton and re- ceived their guests in the drawing room where quantities of exquisite calla-lilies, Slll-pdfﬂﬂﬁh, palms and ferns were artistically arranged. In attendance also were the Governor's ‘Aides, Colonel Elliott Pull. MnjO! lTierncy, Colonel C. C. Thompson and Lleut. J. J. Connolly. Ushin: into the dining room were Mrs. Thompson and lvfrs. Tierney. Kerstin tabla was ex- quisitely arranged with a handsome centre of yellow roses and at it Mn. M. McKlnnon poured tea and Mrs. D. J. Riley, coffee, Mrs. W. J. Mc- Millan served the ices. Asa-using in serving were Miss Iphlgenie Arsen- ault, Miss »AVlllh MI-thlexon. Miss Marjory Btawut. Mia Olive John- storle, Miss Noni: Iangworth, Miss Eleanor Hornby. During tho After- "noon. Dixon's orchestra pllyed softly, the music fending a1. chum to the occasion as the visitors stopped to chat with the Governor's guests, Mr. and 11m, A. 5 Orpseifen and Mr. and Mrs. Murray who were renewing many plooslnt friendships and making new ones. Mr. M. Alban Farmer, private secre- tary, looked after the register.

The Mayor and Mrs. Pnowse receiv- ed a large number of callers at their lovely home on New Year's afternoon. Bright colored snapdragon and car- natlons were effectively used in both the drawing room and on the tea- P table which was presided over by Mrs. L. E. Prowse and Mrs. Mll-tyn or Ripley, Ont. who poured tel and coffee. Assisting in dispensing hos- pitably were Mrs. Lloyd E. Wcllner, Miss Martyn, Miss Doris Prowsc, Miss Dorothy Keefe, and Mr. Lemuel Prawse, who ushered for his parents Dixon's Orchestra added very much to the pleasure of the occasion.

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Mrs. Martyn and Miss Martyn of Ripley, Ontario, are spending the holiday season with the farmer's daughter, Mrs. Prou-se, wife of Mayor T. W. L. Prowse, and are being most cordially welcomed.

O O O

The many friends of Mrs. J. 0. Hyndnlan will regret to learn that she lmcl to undergo an operation for appendicitis in the P. E. I. Hospital this week and will hope for her

speedy convalescent-c. O O O

Year's eve. O O O

Mrs. Robert Hunter-Deva: and two children Joan and Bunny left Mon- day morning for Boston where they B will meet M1". Duvat and visit for n few weeks before proceeding South l1 rol- the winter months. ' l!

O O O

Miss Kathleen Logan, the talented young violinist. of Halifax, ls spend- ilig the holidays with hei- grandfath- cr, Mr. James Paton and ‘Mrs. Paton ' at Clalglra. ‘Their niece, Miss Bally Allan, who was alsothelr guest fol" the holidays, leaves this morning for lvfontreal to spend a tow days b1:- fore returning to her university work at Mt. Holyol-ce.

O O O I 'I'l'1e nezvrst neck ndnmmcnt is the cravat necklace. The put that cir- cles the neck usually consists of crys- tals, rhinestones or pearls. set in pliable platinum or gold links. The crnvat usually is a huge gem. ruby, emerald or diamond, set in small dia- monds, fifths knot shape. O O O

Mr. Gilbert Morris. on the stuff of the Royal Securities at Charlotte- town, was n visitor to the harm of his parents, Dr. C. H. and Mrl, Mor- in at Windsor during Ohriatmll. The ymmgelt Ion David, medics! mtdont at Dnihousfe, 1| at hon-n fur the holidays.

O O O Min Haul Edgatt left ‘rilesday I morning to spend the New You with friend-a in Halifax. O O O Mr. George Auld who has been cpcndin, the week with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pomcroy, lnvoc this morning to resume his studies at McGtll. O O I Many home friends will regret to turn that Mr. 1nd M111. T. C. Jlmﬂ

fox, spent the holidays aunt Rlinoe Street.

nun-side in visiting Benjamin Rogers, or.

Happenings of the" Wee/em

Qof Dauglastutt-n, N. B. were ili -.1n 11:11, It's coming girls, the glad New Year. accident a few weeks ago. Vlllile o;- A yeai- to be glad in. not to be sad ln_ film-ﬁr way to chad-ism 11-1111 B ma“; ‘mtthe cm" skidded otl the ice, and a1. pthough not seriously hurt, Mr. Jame; (received a. severe shaking-up, but, L. 5111111111‘ making a good recovery.

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Mu. f-Isefcr of New York 11nd her

mung sun are the guests of Mrs. - Boater's sister, Mrs.

Gordon Hughes 0 - c

‘Miss Constance ,McFnl-lanc m‘ Hall. with hol- Robertson,

Mrs. 1Scnatol-1

, v a o nMlsslCorstance nfcArthur of Sum- her sister Mrs, > o o o 1

11m- Rolr Ines of Part Hill. spent

Christmas Ivltn her brother, Mr. Wil- Iitttn Hickman at her former home in DorehcsterhN. B.

lira. W. A. mils:- wu hostel: iut

‘Broadly afternoon nt a charmingly ""5894 31111180 of four tables in honor of her 811w; Miss 1110mm of Edgehill who is spending the mil. dd": here, renew-in: many plenum frl-ndshioa.

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lfn. M. J. Cl-eelman. ma. W. 1'.

‘rldmm-shb nilter and her non, m. R-P-cliﬁlml-ﬂillmofmutzwcrc th lruutnorm.muwu.'rlnwum

011d Street. over the week end.

Mr; Onelmm, who}; takin: a thee. logical course at Knox College, 1-0. rontﬂ. breached at the morning and evqilnl services fn zfon church on

lmdsy. ma. creafmm and m; 1m

on return to Truro ‘ruesdny morning.

m"- D- J5 R1165’ Wu hosts! Ml

delightful three tabla Bridle for he: friends last Batluvuy afternoon.

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GPlﬂBYPotmhlsltVoddIhgi-n

you» in the mean attests of Inndon’: East) End-and her cup mullet}; over, For she has met the Kin: 1nd Queen, had a cup of tea with the Queen and Printer-s Mary, shaken hands wfth_

P111185! 3011mm and now shli has

slum-n hands 5nd "lint 1i our with the Prince of Wales. The Prince, via- ftiny a settlement, saw a movie o! Granny Min: nment ' w the Queen. "I'd Ciike to meet her," he said.

"I mover thoucht I'd live to see the

d!!!’ wept Granny.

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J1me Bell of Halifax, spent the

chmimiis holiday with hei- slim, Mrs. G. W. O'Brien and Dr, O'Brien in Aimherst.

Debutantes are showing 5 decided

nrcﬂirenm for taffeta evening mocks. O

3111* 18 loin! on and on-un-

dludted by 1111s midseﬂson um m brilliant color, and for the southern $655011 0f pastels and bright: sports shacl:s..1t will be particularly smart tl-ilswnrfnc.

M Pelt]. WOQKS. B. A-, who is

Mr. and Mrs. Keilneth Richar-zlm- teac g in Mug-ate is the meat of tcrtained _very delightfully for their Ml‘. 1nd MIS- Murray Tower, Bock- friends at their bungalow on New ville. N’. B.

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Tl-b announcement came to n-lendi

this week of the marriage of Anni; Florence Lefumey to Mr. Henry W.

. Stavert at St. Paul's Church, Pag-

t-‘i. Bermuda, on December 9th. Both

ride 2nd [room are former Suimner- de Insider-its, lilfr. Steven being 1i

M1114 banker. and the son of m!

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IQWCHEN UTENSILS FOR. NEW YEAH-

lnlor upon thoﬂew You wit!

your; kitchen thoroughly cqulppe: with the ’ Mull"! then 111m for Iooﬂ cooli- lng. We Inn a full lino of routhu lllll» Nil. kettles cad skillet: In ﬂu Inn! that chad ﬂu wear. Kitchen Itcnlb, by the way, are only can

utensils that are n-

Inc of our nun! hulnn hol-

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if The Rogers’ 1

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