Agnes who Vi avenue with ( Ing a Canada iptain ( week an before Christmas Miss Doroth Freda Burn College, Gu xt Irs street daughter who frome Calif Saturda ---------- To Have Smooth, White, Soft Skin All Winter | SPECIAL SALE OF | TRIMMED HATS | $1 to 8a i For $2.95 MISS HAMILTON 370 Princess St | values Phone 1267 Oper Thursday Evening to U "of the Century is "Century Sal¢" Yes, you'li w rr Madam, vacuum processes give it splendid" Ay whiteness and purit DOMINION SALT CO for the sur Draperies - . Curtains At least once a ytar your draperies and curtains will require to be dyed or cleaged This can be attended to most satis- factorily and with the minimam of trouble and expense by having us do the work. PARKER'S DYE WORKS LIMITED « 69 Princess Street, King- ; : _-- Ea | THE DAILY BRIT n Houncements elved lage John took the riends in town Alice Maud Lay toun Mackerra Wednesda Sierra Madre ae. which December California ALLO and Mr Walsh ne ngage ir daughter, Muriel hus William Brown, of marriage to take place New vear iw \Ifred Baboock, Har the marriage of Lorraine Campsall, Svdenham i} a1 rampton, announ of ti Ado Kingston Gla to the early in he r. and Mrs smith, announce S. M Alton Dec on Wednesd; | HOME-MADE GIFTS FOR | CHRISTMAS SEASON. Book Which Thread, Scissors, Is Useful In to Carry Needles, Pins ete, fle made, to contain ceptable gift for convenience abroad the old up ripbon chamois can about inches VEIY af travelling home as manner of that rolled The strip of and d Kewisi de and Moroes canvas twenty ong Pla this Hat on tlie ard and of I cutting cover it with wo thick cotton batting; put a layer white flannel next to this one of coarse. holed white Jind the edges neatly together tin ribbon matehing the thie convenience, four five inches the strip and tack rin the top put a plump with corners reaching fo have this gn inch and stick full of ping--hhu¢ green, the ordinary if stuck some ornamental manner In the cushion put K and. white safety pins in sever- al sizes, and below the cushion run A number of The invisible haigpios thro holes of net, but still in a way to the strip to w rolled up \ spool of thimble, a paper of liny i of nesses of Cconrse 1 ind the Irn up ot ttom of to 1 husion edges Uf deep, olored pink, white They ana will look best space above tre permit white thread, a needles penny and a useful could cheap scissors re the pocket, or it soveral pach s of ed hairpins A ribbon sewed top, which is «cut in a point, tied about the convenience when is rolled for travelling EFiderdown bed boots are very Smart comforts for night use, and they are cheap and appropriate gifts for fresh-air fiends, invalids and old perseas. The 'Boots or socks are cut very large, of course, but pretty much after the manner of a baby's worsted boeotees There are only two pieces and therefore only two seams. one st\ ight down the fromt of the sock and one at the back; the halves are cut exactly alike, but the sewing up of the front seam ends a little above the line of a shoe vamp, <0 that the sock may be drawn own easily. The top and side fronts are bound' with a matchiig satin ribben jand two sets of tie strings are put ton for fastening s By rubbing potato juice 'on water pitcher which has become cor- roded from letting water stand in it the swine will immediately disap pear. the X -- 1 the Twilight ISH _WHIG, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1915 BB rh ae > Fixin Fhe [Christmas Trees Sleepytime Tales: Sary & Practical Dress Making) It J Home | : Lerrons = = = Prepared Especrally For This Newspaper by Pictorial Review A STYLE TIP OF REAL VALUE and caur { s rimming Bore f place it on an To sections apen avoid of the Way rial waste pattern szme the a eT "Low Cost of Living" Menu | 0 EE doubled Tw placed facing each other various parts 11 not be ct » side The along one selvage edge for the front and piecing ROTTER next t Menu for Thursday BREAKFAST Sliced Oranges Vegetable Hash Tonst Coley HEON d Ham Potatoes Bread Cocon LUN(C rol Graham Hermits DIN VER Kidney Bean Soup Hamburg Steak Holled Sweet Potatoes Stewed Corn Olive Salnd Raisin Pudding Pineapple Marmainde mbia 1 versity Ques Alexa ng ri sprey \ X birds ihe BREAKFAST Vegetable Hash-- ( E mato t 1h foot Pacific coast Women pol watch the npgement of the 1 law in Belgiun Waitresses' 1 moveme "pp vinute ed marke places : LUN HEON Ham-- Cut a quick fire detect any Inf mum prices The Bost planning a of wages which wi to depend surprises Broiled und on broil over to gain a scale I make it upon of ihe N¢ who 1 butter unneces sary for the m tps One of the down th Winnipeg newspaper as much marke York plunger and her knowle been gained by 1 work w ligent study women engrossers and A Kansas country ndustry of catch made ¢ which olds York horse show was Miss Loula | who off fifteel Kansas ( out © five entries carried bbons and Miss Emile he foremost pen Long of Ly about twenty cups har Vaughn, one woman has artists of the was the first womai public in New Women pt met and cloak, armed with « accompanied by watchdogs, ara employed on night police duty in t the novel hoppers, a business netted her $2 nibble insects ed up and processes into dark and light Queen Elizabeth was the monarch realize mines state-owned poly She the Durhan sale ol ind proceeded with be nota York 000 had transformed luscious chicken profit tl ' he! ind ubs and now wes been dul by n s ro 1 ot nieat streets of Berli Migs Charlotte F. Gailor, daughte of Bishop Gailor of Nashville, Tem ind M Montgomery daughter f a Memphis millionaire opened a for the appa cart doing all the first Eng | lish to the non lease ol $450 a manipu coal as a Cooper obtained a al fields for to much succes ng interested in hog vgo, Mrs, F. A. Note ware of Valley Ford, Wash, has bul 80 on Ther ip a bu that brings the blacksmithing orders than she can fill for business ock From a herd of 100 women are working tered pigs has HOW in the 000 high-priced hogs their farms Queen Mary a housekeeper I They 'then every sense of the word She is ac the children guainted with every detail of Robin, the highest management of her household Rockies, will she took up her residence Cavell Kingham Palace her careful man the memory tgement has reduced the household English nurse xpenditure in a remarkable degree Brussels -- Alpaca Draperies ptiractive are tng ordinary alpace materials en in white braid three inches loops fasten ther mmed with braid t narrow width. Othe white "alpaca, nor bordered with of the braid, the 0 ved store te have hen abi n coal Bes women Since becom shoe also ploughs, in Russia mending and in arg everal years seythes ar ilsd and horses wheel several siness her wheelwright French teen hours daily regis she more munition fa and in pub go hom tories, on utilities care for Mount Canadian Mount to is peak It the be re ir named monument Cavell, ti by the Ger Miss Esther nineten years old, Jity Treasurer more than a the elected since terna 1 Edith as an ¢ of executed ans in Coyne, who has been Coving year, while City Treasur after draperic uch as The « past ing Ky for her father, er, has been long illness Mrs. James W American Ambassador to has been decorated with Cross medals by the Kaiser the first time a woman not of royal blood has ever received a decoration of the first class Mrs. Henry Seidgwick J. Balfour of the British Mir a scientist af considerable being one of the foremost members of the British Assoéiation and was for eighteen years the principal Newman College, Cambridge Quite made of for tains are bordered width back. are tr matel n curtains of the elaborate, are satin in place der a wide it cut holed material as | of on used dress 17 Ch with Ihe convalescing to wile 0 Lhe Gerniany Red This is Gerard a Sister Strange that thi has been neglected co for this purpose, as it sheds does not soil easily and cl tifully without shrinking inte place lon dust bean regoun, ANS of Powdered bath brick rubhwed or with a damp cioth will remove burr stains from baking dishes The only woman commercial edi tor in Canada is Miss Cora E. Hind A a A te A A AA a A A At nase Remember Early iral value of more breeding than | the and | t the botjom being 12 inches | with an Hpliaue design above from blac satin and button Ki Ol y Raisin bread Pi add pare 1 to 1inu th cuj Frend Wi | heavy | go daily to school I stuck | and army spite [ shells them i vaflec lage Ha | the Government refused to bear the | | risks ¥ , | who within artillery A | this decision, the signatories pointing jout 1 comp andcia be bo likely Set jee, t 2 | "Fide State | | said 'Massa this winter pardon dler same as peu'tentry." W the and ar¢ n ( con." 'Ii ri . {You Ww con a cently black bor lo | clean ful of the Lo wash It | I court 1 | | then - aspoon of to it twel { that those should be borne by those to give Governor Sted of working nothin want scratch to cut the patch round, and is shield. Opposite ti pro An arranged the DINNER gore piecing Is the sleeve, which is vided in both plain and fancy effect the right of the sleeve front of the waist South arrange the collar the trimming 1p pe her side of the rlapping girdle. The long strip forming the and the back gore runs the lengt! of the material wi } omprises the area between the cro edge and the gore of the =kirt Ankle length proval of conservative ength the res may be cut ngle da perforations. Cut off the fro oft front gore on =lot dney Bean come of the fr the that Soup-- th six cups o h through a and f ce o ne 3 AN \ to 3 N RRR ans w water and to right plece coarse the fire add his 1alf at waist, ove back ive Salad--Chop a f stuffed and equal quan Add ind ench dress . , wise plain ol chopped with a ives hy front parsley Fr fs sure to meet the ar dresser i fe 1 shorter Pudding--\ix a ¥ flour ar aisins 3 egg, a.l . eo if butter and two teaspoons of Bake half off on = crumbs milk a cup of one { per iid edge the tors of dark bi incess effect wd fur One-piece an hou | nezpple Marmalade. --Drain fr can of pineapple ve cups of chopped and | apples and simmer until tend Cut a pineapple in small pieces hot apple and simmer one longer. Then measure, e pound, add three quarters sugar. Boil until thick « large ) BACK GORE | the Le and | of! » of por SUEVE : H SCHOOL IN WAR ZONE ch Children Are Studying Daily | Amid Shell Fire. the Germany | French boys and girls thin range of artillery { The old people | to the soil and after the adults! middle-aged people joined the | worked it in their stead de the occasional German big I'he children remained with and the Government was pre- | upon to have the primary vil schools opened on Oct. 1st ving yielded to this demand, Above Patterns can be obtained from NEWMAN & SHAW, Princess Street. and responsibility, contending As an children range protest is being made against send their to schools L hat since primary teaching is ulsory, the risks, that is the fin 1 Hability for casualties, should | rune by the taxpayers. Itseems' that the Government will have { tn on this point too | UST a few turns of the cake of Ivory Soap be- tween the hands, and you \ Pardon Needed { itor "Bob" Taylor, of Tennes-| ells a story of how when he was lling Bob," governor of that | , an old negress came to him and have a thick, copious, lively, bubbling lather. Ivory Soap lathers quickly. This is an- Gov na and Ah old man You 1s Wes wish mighty po' you would He is a fid he's the mah and in 'hat was he put in for?" asked fo" it that good stole some ba other reason why it is so nigger done be is good Tor nothing what do him back for?' vO we's all out of ba said the old negress, inno pleasant to use. ell gin see, 5 CENTS IVORY SOAP . (8%) = 994% PURE TrLoaTs Keep enameled Kitchén ware you must put it in a large ves cold water with a tablespoon- lye added and bring the water boiling point Afterward the ware in the usual way Is a good idea when applying plaster to a small cut or "" Procter & Gamble Factories in Hamilton, Canada it will not curl up and pull off. " rm RESTRICTIVE LAWS & EARLY CLOSING pado not interest the man who has pure, mild, » 2freshing Regal in his home for his family and guests. Regal is healthful and nourishes. It induces ARDS quiet. nerves and restful sleep. MADE FROM PURE WATER NOT CHLORINATED JAMES McPARLAND, Closing. --% | 339.341 King St, Phone 274. Order home a Case to-day. The Hamilton Brewing Association, Limited, Hamilton, Canada