1204

Date 1929-09-09

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6 3 ures Women s Realm Social and Pe rsonal-: e-Club New: ity Charities-:-Fashions-:-Features 1 By lic Women nement held convent, 9618 iday afternoon rs. P. J. Boyle convening. Pre were Mrs. Bar- rs. Josey, Mrs, Mrs. F Con ily and Mrs. F. serving Were , Irene Parmer, y, Miss Cedilin et Nonn, Mins a Cunninghar 58 Nell Colber', 1 Miss Loretta and Mrs. Josey refreshments. . the. treasurer had arranged a ho was given ETABLES helr color ano Shingle ck, .. .: 1.30 5. 1.20 nd. Tile voy SLES, +. . 145 er Wallpapers + of Cans- were prize York Wall- 29 to Aug. fINUTE. SOST RE hone 6542 ' x Little Stories For Bedtime What OF Mistah Buzzard ) aw i By THORNTON BURGESS (Copyright) Were Old Man Coyote proved one day He had a will and found way, An ashe found tt no will You When you've task that you must believe sometimes, But it is true, Go See Goes mares el Yell you all about how he saw Old Hea eT ee tate ae Se without being caught in. of the Reach eS as meres ns, ae eed ai, Set ores he saw him just after was out, and he actually had hard work to be- Paden TS But he meas 1, for there was no mi Old ier cg na Rare oe ay ore arenes Gea iS otis at eee, ee Sears an oe i SF th Rta ne away to his special dead tree in the eae lychee Sea el i See Ht Old Man Coyote he would certainly Th Carefully He Flipped It Up- nds Dows. have been caught. Even Granny For, smart a5 she 4s, probably. would hay stepped into. one of those traps had she been in his place. But Old Man Coyote is one of the smartest and craftigst of all the little people ho wear fur. He knows all about traps And just how they are set. When he heard Farmer Brown's Boy at work outside his house he guessed right away whet he was doing, He heard him first at one of the three door- ways, then at another, and finally at the third. Old Man Coyote grinned. es, eeting traps as are are. good eating. thought he. He thinks that because he bas put trap in each doorway I can't get out without getting caught. One of the first things my mother taught me when T was a little cub danger of traps and how to avold them. I am afraid that some one is going to be dreadfully dis- Appointed. I believe Yl take s nay now and attend to those traps later. He yawned lacily and curled up quiet as.4f there was no such things as traps. Late that afternoon when he got Teady to go ou Old Man Coyote very carefully crawled up one of his halis until be was almost to the doorway. He could look out and nowhere was a. trap or 8 sign of trap to be seen. Inch by inch he crept forward, his keen nose sniffing every bit of the ground. A. I thought so exclaimed Old Man Goyote at last and stopped. Then very vearefully he began to dig down Little by Uttie he dug forward trom his first ttle hole, all the time tak- ing the greatest care. By and by just what he expected happened. Some- thing hard and cold down. It was s trap Old Man Coyote grinned again. Just as 1 thought, sald he digging the sand. from ground the trap. Then carefully he fltpped 1t up- side down, which caused the wicked looking Jaws to snap together, and then st was quiet harmless. Old Man Coyote, peompijy crawied out and pulled the trap on -atier him, One entrance to his home: was. clear, anyway. He knew that beyohd 8 doubt Farmer Brown's Boy had sot other traps. about, 60 not once did he put a (ae SS SaaS -Milady Beautiful suitable antiseptic. Avold constipa- ton, Take a warm cleansing bath each night ands cold or tepid bath in the morning followed by bard rub-down, Exercise outdoors for two By LOIS LEEDS Reducing Exercises 7 Dear NT a 1 reduce abdomen and thighs? (2) I am 18 years old, 5 feet 4 inches tall i? I 9 is aes at Baatnie Ee alot ls 13 ; ankle, 8 Are these correct? (3) I have oily skin and pimples and am very muth tanned. How can I ecg ae eet GE Secrecy mega; MS Bie pag RU Beach yal Peat ment drastic reducing diets for grow. ing girls, I do advice a wise regu tion of diet to avoid overindulgence ald Solace esate Sane it, Mt ret eat more than one kind of starchy food at the same meal. For example, irene Bion Gaba: jor cornstarch pudding or cake. Eat freely of fruits and non-sterchy vege tables, especially leafy ones. Here reducing exercise that you may do 10 to 20 times day. Stand erect ee he iat tase Bend the knees, slowly bringing the Boe eae Sea EG gt ee this exercise--easily, try this one. Stand rect with left hand on hip and right hand resting lightly on the back of a chair. Stand on the right foot, Boe iterate eo saat Hee? SU See bo a a SORE le oh Reis are ee ea Ses tebe a ee wie Bae fee ae Gita Sh ee base Sait Serre rear oe foot down until his nose told him.that jours Walk tour or tive miles day st was quiet safe to, In a Uttle while outdoors. Cultivate correct posture hie knew where evepy trap was. AC first witty abdomen contracted and chest he was temped to dig all of them out Just to show Farmer Brown's Boy how little he feared. thein. pai stand, tall (3) Wash your face with soap and warm water both morning and even- ing, finishing with cold rinse or ioe that very minute that into his eratly e. finiching with cold rinse or toe brain an idea came. He Jeft the t lone and still grinning trotted a across the Green Meadows. Next Story: Old Man Coyote Does Little Planning What s What . . writes: Our choir resumed Practice this week, efter the summer vacalibn. We have been invited by. our voral instructor, Miss on, outing tls Saturday. to be Bo boys. Weare girls rai in age from i2 to 16. Miss 8. asked us to bring knockabout clothes, ag we plan to have ball games, a tus- of-war, races, etc. Afterwards we are to go fo w dinner and dence to which boys have been invited. Would our sports clothes. do for day and evening, or should each of us take an extra dress with her? Are hats necessary? The young players may wear linen tymnasium suits, or cotton frocks- with matching. knickers, and tennis sboes. As a change of dress will be Droper for the dinner-dance, each gir) may pack witha net ri strap cape, such as are worn by tennis players, will protect the eyes from the, fun-glar ed with a sterilized nendie after being abe eight that quite ne bupple ee 35 wile fy Tevely beige and brown col ea uiness in skirt in wide box-s TStttrhed part way to keep smoot hipline. The back js straight and i, oe ae eek et for vestes with pl sheer woolen in brown tone appearing in rever collar Ere orca ter. Style No, 1192 is designed in sizes Fei need ee and 48 inches bust meesure. In the medium size it takes but 3's yards of inch contrasting sud yard of bind ae pred er een Be nice ot Carta ee ea et oat Sarat aoe ae eee it en ra facing and collar of reverse side of aa ee ree Beige vestee and lightweight tweed in violet tones six: setae s a Bulletin Fashion the latest autumn Pattern Department. Edmonton Bulletin, for fiiteen cents, Pate terns of any of the Lucille Lar- / raine otyles may also be obiain Od. by writing the same depart lt; ment pnd enclosing sie end Pattern number and twenty cents. GURREEYRTEOEOUTIS - BEAUTY QUESTIONS ANSWERED You ean no longer conceal your forehead f you want to he smart, Hore is Agnes latest triumph in millinery. bathed in hot otic acid. solution. Gently press -out the pus and apply mote fresh boric acid solution or other hours a day if possible. Join gym- haslum class or go swimming. several times a week. LOIS 8. remove freckles? duce my abdomen? Years old and 6 feet 3 inches tall. weigh 126 pounds. Is this correct (4) What height of heel should 1 wear? (5) What colors are becom+ ing? I have brown hair and eyes. BROWN EYES. Answer (1) It ts not always poss- thle to remove freckles entirely when they are dark, but. they may be faded in most cases. Three times a week apply the following bleach: Three (3) ounces glycerin; six (6) ounces rose water; one (1) ounce cologne water: one (1) ounce peroxide. Or use tent with slow progress. as a slong, nt low a strong, quick bleach might injure your skin. (2) See my reply to Mrs. E. R. above. (3) You are stx pounds above the average weight for your age and height. This excess may be due to your having heavier bones and mus- cles than the average. (4) For every- day use wear a broad, low heel: about 1 inches high: a higher heel ts sult able for dress and occasional webr. ( ) Tf your akin s fair or medium you may wear blues in Wedgwood, navy, sapphire, cadet and pastel shades: peach, dull rose, pale yellow, dark brown, warm tan, the sun-tan shades, orchid, blue-violet, bright red. burnt ' orange, blue-green, almond deep green, crsam and black with Mant trimming, Teseda, rust, henna orange. Lois LEEDS. Fashion Hints EYE VEILS z Some new hats insist on being uc- companied by whimsical looking ttle Yells that spill a few small bite of dots Reross one's eyes and nose end end at cheek depth. NEW SHOES The two and three eyelet tle is having a tremendous vogue in new shoes shown for fall. Many of them are in purple and green. BATHING SUITS Tt ls most important that bathing sults fit well. One that ts a bit loose will sag and pull and gather tteelf in unbecoming folds as:soon as it is wet, STYLE FUNDAMENTALS There's no, disputing that tweeds remain the choles A Lucille Lorraine Style Styled at Paris * Pattern Made at New York for sports ensem- bles. Black sults are most important in formal wear. DOROTHY Dix Straight Talk to a Grafting Husband How a Clear - Thinking Wife Cured Herself of Invalidism Should Mother Come Before Wife? DEAR DOROTHY DIX Wwill yo leclde which one of us is right, my wife or mynelt? We have been n x years and ahe has never met any of my people. But she says it is wrong of me to go to see them and have ood time while the alts alone at home, and. come. She nine hate taken her to a show or She gets mad beeause Idon't give her money or make her any presents. Well has money hi her own right an owns thd louse and all the furntaliings. 1 have never laid out nickel in our house for anyiliing and that hurts her, she Unuiks Yam selfish because T spend all of my money on myself. She is ax clean as wax and at one time would have given me all she had, but no more. She used to be cheerful, but. now she alts and cries ull the time, aid she jx mad because I bought me an expensive radio whic: I have at. my place of business, and she thinks that ought to buy one Just ay good for home, which I cannot. afford. Which of us Is right? HUSBAND, Answer Why, T think you would take the blue-ribbon prite in any selfish-husband class, for, according to your own show- Ing, you iake everything from your wife and give her nothing in return. You live in her house, eat, her food, let, hor bear all the expense of the upkeep of the home, and vou don t even make her the poor return of taking her out now and then to the movles. Pretty soft graft you have got, Ti say It your wife owns the house and you don't have to pay any rent, thank Heaven for your luck. You are that much to the good, anywa: But for the sake of your own self-respect, and because you want your wife to respect you and look upon you ax man and not asa deadbeat pay all the balance of the household expenses yourself. It isn't possible for a woman to feel anything but contempt for the man who alts down and lets her support him, and it humiliates her to death to find out that-all thst she means to her husband is just-a meal ticket. Evidently that ts the point of view your wife has reached and that ts why she has become melancholy. She sces that you are stingy and fish, that you show her no consideration, that you have no regard for ride and that she Js merely a convenience to furnish you with tree and lodging 20 that you may have more money to spend upon yourself: not receive her as she has a right to resent your sponging upon her, eyen if jeaulse man should. at least occasionally. show his hostess some attention, Af only'as some sort of payment for her. bread and butter. If you don t want to lose good thing. you had better get busy and make your wife a few pre- sents and trot her around to places of amusement now and then, DOROTHY DIX. rr and my husband, who loved me very much, would not allow me to lift my to do any kindof work. I was kept in cotton wool, so to speak, and he practically superimposed the housework on his own work. as he could not afford a regular servant. As a, result, everything was left, undone or half done, while I lay around iale and got fretful and peevish and nag Pinally 1 asked myself one day what my husband would do iff abould die and the awful answer came to me that he would be bound to be relleved and ad. Well, that woke me up, and I rolled my sleeves and went to work, with ine result. that f' got well arid strong and Am cheerful and happy, and my husband calls me his partner MRS. WILL, Answer: I print this letter for the benefit of the many discontented si women who are always writing to me, moaning and groaning because they have to do thelr part in matrimony. x These women would rush to the divorce courts and demand. their tree- dom if they had married husbands who refused to work and support. them, They would have a perfect contempt for thelr husbands if they spent the evenings whining over their jobs and telling how sick and tired they got of Selling goods or doctoring sick people or trying law cases or laying bricks, But they don't recognize that, if it is a money on oleh te rut the house, then it take a comfortable ome aud rive him food and abie place in which to live. Nor do they face the wrericis 0 harder er more monstonous than just as. ich a quitter if sie complains about it as he complained about his. And also I wish to call my readers attention to one other. point this let ter emphasizes, that 1s that work 1s good for about nine-tenths of the things that all women, This goes for both and mind, There 1s no other exer- cise equal to housework. You ean get every known system of gymnastics in cooking and sweeping and scrubbing. and there 1s no such preventive of slck- ness as not having the time to be sick, The women who have nothing to do except to think about them- selves can always bunt around their systems until they find some deadly complaint, real or marinery, or they can acquire nerves. and the only Breventive of this Is to keep so busy that you haven't lelsure in which 10 levelop symptoms. Furthermore, the only bappy people are these who have the, conscious. ness of knowing thet they are doing thelr part in life and that they are of some real use in the world, 50,1 commend the example. of Mrs. Goodwill to all frall and neurotic ladies. DOROTHY DIX. DEAR MISS DIX I am engaged to a young man who has supported his mother singe be was mall child's When he went to, Work as'a litle boy ne tured over his entire pay envelope to her and he has been doing 60 ever since. She buys, his clothes and gives him e couple of dollars week and he Seems sat T have tried every way in the world to make him see that this cannot go on, that we can n ver be married unless he has hls own salary to handle himself, to be used for us to live upon, but he doesn't seem to have the courage to demand his righia. His mother Is strong and well able to mup- herself. Do you'think fellow like this is worth while, oF would you Kk out for somebody with more spunk? DISGUSTED. er: I think the spunkless one is certainly poor outlook as a husband, for a man who ts that completely under his mother's thumb has had every of courage and initiative crushed out of him. He will always be afraid of his mother and put het before his wife and expect his wife to kowtow to her ak he does. And it ix never very pleasant for the wife, to realise that she plays second. fiddle to the mother, Certainly t Is the duty of children to. support their parenis when thes need help. but I do riot think that parents have the right to take their chil dren's entire pay envelope from them, for this makes the child nothing but a siave tolling for the benefit of its: father and mother, That takes. allt heart out of it and crushes all the ambition. It breaks down the child's morale. Kyon where the child's whole wages have to go to the famit ft is better for the child to give the money with fis own ha id have the sense of being benefactor and the pride of being depended upon, than Kt In to be ruthlessly robbed of fis hard earnings and have taken as a matter of course and without thanks or appreciation. DOROTHY DIX. . This We not permanent method of winning elild s atfection. - Down deep in her heart she would have greater respect for hier father if he Upheld cher mother even at ber ex- pense. Then later she won't resent decipline for sme Wi Have ADULTS IN FAMILY MUST APPEAR tain to resent ft it sbechas discovered STAND TOGETEES: that she can always run: to her fathe: A child senses sll too quickly when 64 be reprieved YOUR BABY, AND MINE y Myrtle Meyer Eldred the adults of the emily disagree as Sometimes the stumbling blocks n to his rearing. We all know the ef- the household are tome in-laws whe fect upon children. when grandmother live with the family. on the sly feeds them food forbidden one uslially finds that the in-laws op- them bs the mother, when father ape whativer method the mother user mother are ii, op-n-conflict over th: to discipline the child, or the number kind of punishment best sullcd to thel: of naps she imposes, or the food put sdemennors; when. Daddy says before the child at the table. One You can have. your deskert even ii can seldom find family, especially you haven't eaten your yigctables. 1 with adults of diff ren: generations don't ke vegetables: myst who can agree upon these fundamental There are fathers who jt would seem matters, The mother is opesly eritic- We in wait for w situation that will iz: for whatever she does aud the elevats them fn the esteem of their child 1s encoureged to feel that she children. Mother may have been sore- ean do as she pleases becatise no one ly trled and the ehild punished Shi approves of what her mother says any- Funs to Daddy for comfort, when he way. comes home, with e long tele of how If adults have disagreements of cress molt has been, she wouldn't principles, the time tovair them let me play with Elien Louise be- dutside tie family etrel and. not cause 1 went across the street and 1 the hearing of the little. pitchers. had to go becatise Eien Louise callec Nothing is so destructive of order and me . 0nd Daddy says: Come rules In the home as for the child tc me. Til be good to you. Mother foci that his mother 1s demanding make you stay at home. somathing of which the other adult ated ) stances, try to get him to do It. Por the moment father. wins anc Sea citetoeees ag the child nestles down in his arms anc FUR 18 FEATURED luxuriates in bis sympathy: She feels behavior she shout i at her. Cros coupled with black old thing. Daddy says you are that her mother s 8 cross old thini . Pur ws popular trimming. Pur and the next time her mother deniet jackets are belng sponsored. Often her a wieh, of punishes hry for mis-' white fur, either ermine or jamb, is The featured coat trimming is brown Persian lamb. ul are her husband and to resent your lack of even common elvilltyto-her DEAR MISS DIX. When I was married I was a frail and delicate young; Twenty Minutes A Day Will Keep Complexion Lovely Says Specialist Art of Applying Make up Is Shown By LOIS LY Daily Treatments minutes a day is niuch time to devote to. keep complexion lovely, but it must uring Beginning your treatmant ti morning, get your supplies gether You will needa good standard make of cleansing cream. a tissue cream ot witeh-hazel, a good skin lotion and your particular foundation cream or longreasy vantehing cream, two small urkish towels, absorbent cotton and tissue squares. Bit. down quietly before good mirror and begin Firat Apply your ele beginning at the chi fingertips rub the cream on the akin with rentle upward rotary move- ment. Go very gently, but thoroughly over the entire face and neck, loosen- ing all the particles of dirt and dry skin Now wipe off all traces of cream with -a soft towel, tissue square or a plece of absorbent cotton, Wash your face with a mild soap and warm water. Rinse thoroughly in tepid water and then in cold water and dry with a clean soft towel, using the same cam of apply it, Never rub the face with a downward movement, Sensitive Skin If your skin is very sensitive or dry and sealy omit the soap and water washing in your morning program, but you may use Jt in the. evening pro- gram, using oatmeal, almotid meal ot cornmeal to soften the water. The nor- mal akin, however, should stand soap and water cleansing twice a day, both night and marning. Personaliy,; 1 think this cleansing s. necessary to cool and invig- I think she has.a right to r sent your visiting your people when they wilt i the skin must Lfunotion correctly in order to stay at its best. We should do our part to ald the skin and give it a chance to breathe by removing the dust, crime, worn-out skin seales and,Jast but not tho Teast, face powder, cream and make-up at least twice a day. Second step Apply a little of your use the face patter gently pat the skin with an upward rotary movement to Stimulate the elreulation. It you do pot use the patter. perform the same Upward rotary movements as you used when applying your cleansing eream Btarting at the chin up to the jaw and then to the car; begin again at ithe chin and work up to. the out corner of the eye and around the eye And down the nose. Then your thumbs at the temples and, with the elbows well un, gently go over, the forehead with the finger tips. The movements Are scarcely more than an upward, patting rotary stroke. It is the gently invigorating rotat- ing motion with the finger tips or cushions that eradieates wrinkles just fas you would smooth out plece of thin tissue paper, and the upward Gvection lifts the sagging muscles of the face that are responsible for that rounded contour which keeps the face youthful and firm. So remember to Iassage, wine and pat the skin with an. upward. movement but. not, too hard. To get the best results it Is necessary to lift the elbcws and hold the. fingers correctly and the move- ments must be used always when car- ing for the skin, not merely once in while, Third step Again wipe the face and neck with tissue towel ot absor- bent cotton to remove the exces cream, Moisten another pad of absorbent cotton in mild astringent (witeh- hazel will do) and lightly go over the entire face and neck.. This ts cooling and makes doubly etre of every trace of cream being removed from the skin behind the ears trom the wings of the nose an around the eyes. At this point you may give the face an ice rub Tt your skin tx not too sensitive, dry or in lined to blotehiness and tiny red veins. For this type of skin.avoid ex- treme hot oF cold spplications. When the skin is normal, however, the ice rub is invigorating. Wrap piece of-ice in handkerchief or small wash cloth and, beginning at the chin, run the ice gently over the face and neck. It ts coollng and effective for closing the Pores, and excellent for the olly type Of akin with enlarged facial pores. Bi The akin dry. Those who prefer to use skin tonic may do eo at this time. Molstent pad of absorbent cotton in your fa te skin Jotlon and gently pat on the lotion and allow it io dry on the skin, Apply Make-up Now the face in ready for the make- Remember that a thin, nongreasy Vanishing cream makes the best pow: der base for an olly skin. A dry skin teat tis best In the hot weather, far the natural oils are more active, and the texture of the skin improves, Milky lotions of a light film of protec: five cream will keep uch m skin in good condition. Just the right. amount of foundation cream 4s necessary to hold the face powder emootbly and prevent it from caking on the skin. Use the merest trace of lipstick and be sure to apply your touch of rouge deft ly. depending upon the shape of your face. Cold cream rouge ts better for the dry skin, while the compact rouge may be used for the olly skin, There several and reat mar no Gretgaing the liad pow Sc ke Samana ee. eter pref for bathing ant : sports, Choose a becoming shade and avoid vivid artifielal shades, Apply the exact amount of rouge of the right shade in an inverted triangle form. th gt; curved base of the triangle com ing under the eye, the apex pointing downward, and the inward toward the chin. All edges should be blended to svold harsh Unes. Apply the rouge m ilttle at m time, studying your face from all angles ax you do 0. Do nol Jet any rouge come your cheek as:far down as the bes of the ears: keep. it on the upper part of your cheeks, hut do not let tt spread to the temples, Experiment with the placing of the apex of the triangle. Note how your face. seems narrower when the apex is brought near your nose and wider when t is tod back toward the angle of your touch of rouge on the Up of the ehin fainily f they are sallow. Ears supposed to be a delicate pink. Dry, sallow ears that do not harmonise withProuged cheeks and lips should be (Oh ao, this Isn't the least OxagGeF disapprove. Under those cireum gt; trested tn keeping with your make- Wy Pwo we ctime to face powder. Skin tones darken with exposure to sun and air, and your poxder must keep pace. Don t try to cover cunburn or a tai d skin with your. winter face pow- vr, Choose a'shate that will tone with vour skin or have your face pow- Ger blended to sult your particul: with creamy or yellowsst rose tinge are m le yellow tural, nude, rachel and ochre which any girl or woman can select provide graduation of colors from the powder that harmonizes with her face powder Tath erely pressing the pow- der evenly on the face and nec clean powder puff or piece of ab- prbent votten. becoming. er (htek : er your ace powder looks amooth and there ts no excess powder to cake. fs to brush the eyebrows of cotton. skin food, mild astringent, ouch as The lant step and. lashes Sonnysayings By FANNY . CORY upward stroke that is used to remove comfortle place as iss, when a rush hurry-up errand to get-the tissue creant or skin food and if you Piles Go Quick HELPED DURING Piles are caused. by congestion of blood in the lower bowel q remedy can remov nd cutting fail, , a harmless tablet, because it xelieves this gongestion ant strengthens the fas given quick, ands of Pile sufferers. Only an inter hat why Dr. Leonhardt succeeds, Hem-Roid ting relief to te will do. the same for you of money back. Bery Drug Stores and dr: Hem-Rold with this guarantee. PSORIASIS ROZEMA AND ALL SKIN DISEASES ected parte sate and everywhere. sei our apeciaiiy. The English Herbal Dispensary, Ltd. 188 Davie: Bh, Vancouver, 0. Canada s Only Qualified Merbalist BLOWEY-HENRY LIMITED HOME FURNISHERS 101M + 101st Street faw. 0 shorten long free apply but do not rouge the chin on short) face. Touch the lobes of the ears (ie Gat Orit GAS with amall eyebrow brush moistened in oll e oll. rush the eyebrows, into shape and the eyelashes upward, bol ig your foretiuger under the eyelash as you bruah the tiny hatre upward with your brush in your right band. Eye shadow may be applied lightly s under the eyes and above them for evening or under artificial lighting, Big Program For Settlement Children Canadian Press MONTREAL, Que, Sept, children aitending-the Uni Ucment. of ages up to 18 years, will came under the broad health pre gram drawn up in deta't at a meeting recently of the Child Welfare Associ Uon and the settlement. Preliminary Annotncement of the pian was made somo weeks ago when It was stated the Junior Red Cross of Asbestos, Que. had undertaken to equip the health clinic and to contribute each month towards Its maintenance, Modical and nursing service will be supplied by the Financia) Federation and directed by the Child Welfare Assoolatio The service wil be divided tnto various groups. There will be thorough health examination each week for the older boys and girls, and Also a series of popular. health lee- tures for them given with the co: operation of the McGill University authorities 1A gomplive healt, examination, witt al eld in the while the urea tn charge of the demons tion, Miss Mary . Mathewson, will visit the small children's homes, For * the kindergarten children, where there is difficulty in establishing correct, health habits. such as. eating and sleeping, Dr, A. B. Chandler, medical director of the Child Welfare As- sociation, Will carry on a special de- velopment clinic, Miss Flora Stewart, special development. worker, and Miss Mildred Goodeve nutritionist, of the C.W.A.. will assist Dr. Chandler, giv ing spectal attention to. individual cases, Mise Btewart will conduct group instruetion for mothers of kin- dergarten children at the University Bettlement For the group of school-children who have lunch served to them at the settlement, there will be special physical examinations and advice will ven the mothers, most of whom Work outside of their homes, on plan ning thetr budgets 0 as to obtain the best returns in nourishing food for the money spent. Rich delicious flavour. uniform quality al- ways reliable, blended espe- cially to suit water conditions in West. Insist on. getting Blue Ribbon Tea, Refuse sub- stitutes. - MIDDLE AGE Woman Praises Lydia E, Pinkham s Vegetable Compound Bsliter ona oat ie. . Christina 10168 - 10188 St, Opp. Wootworth s WHERE EVERY DAY tS BARGAIN DAY a EAT AT The Rose Room King Edward Hotel Mortons Ltd. Distinctive Ready-to-Wear Something New Every Day or Sound Investments Yielding Good Returns SEE WEBER BROS. Mea eatate invarance financial Agents 14 Ave Phone 23661

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