THE DAILY BRITISH mer a v! WHIG. - : i 'SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 In the Realm of Women--Some Interesting Features *. Contains more flesh formind and all who must have a éreat deal® lof tissue building material 0 rep pure and wholesome, and is made by a perfect mechanical process, without the use of chemicals, so the exquisite flavor, preserving aroma and color of the high grade cocoa beans. Walter Baker & Co. 1d. All kinds of Phonographs re. paired, cleaned, recharged and adjusted. Main and governor springs for all makes in stock. Quick service, expert workman. J. M. PATRICK 149 SYDENHAM BST. Phone 20563. * Williamson & Wellwood Tailors Try us for your next Suit or Overcoat. Style and fit guaranteed. Our own personal attention is given to all orders, 30 MONTREAL STREET Two Doors From King Edward Theatre a" Groceries and Meats of the best quality at the UNIQUE GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET 490 and 492 Princess Street. Phone 580, Order Early for Prompt De- Avery: THE "LIFTUP" (Patented) BIAS FILLED CORSETS de and in conformity with the scence of The "Liftup™ a patented Invention with non - elastic inside belt, effect le thes physical ailments from which many . women, suffer. Write us NOW. for useful hints on fiiting and self-measurement. Free upon request. DIAS CORSETS tiiren 41 BRITTAIN STREST TORONTO OC. H. PICKERING, Prop. He who vorrows money of his nel- ghbor never hears the last of it. I ----------------) El a 1 SE at LUE "Coffee & fast becoming the social drink. Its fragrance, ils aroma and appetizing flavor appeal to everyone. | There is a big social demand for ARN TR rad VO or a I LS SF ee 'CHAFFLESS 'winnihg the heart of the. Dominion. It B + i al Te Savor 42d aroma proserved in a sesied sir-Sint con. GORMAN, ECKERT & CO., LIMITED 7 LONDON AND WINNIPRG d ground and Sr vesow A ih Saat TEC rr Told in Twilight \Lulidaued rod rage 4.) The little bungalow at the foot of Maitland street, where the big waves were rolling in from Lake Ontario, "iin which Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knox Hill have begun their married life, had many visitors on Thursday, when Mrs. Hill received for the first time since her marriage. She wore her wedding gown of white satin with silver embroidery, and her eor- saga bouquet was of pink roses. Her mother, Mrs. Arthur Cunningham, received with her, wearing a beauti- ful gown of blue georgette enriched with beading and a black velvet hat with toiiches of blue. The charming | rooms with their hovel arrangement {were lovely with flowers, deep red roses in a large cut glass vase serv- ing as a background for the girlish bostess. Yellow and pink chrysan- themums were here and there, show- ing to advantage against the creamy walls and dark polished furniture. The tea room, entered from each side of the long reception room, was in- deed lovely with its big sliver bas ket. of pink carnations resting on {the filet lace whic centred the | polished table, wheré theOsilver tea jand coffee equipage gleamed softly under the light shaded with deep blue and pink. Here Mrs. Neil Pol- son and Miss Florence Cunningham were in charge, assisted -_by Miss Margaret Hemming, Miss Harriet Gardiner, Miss Helen. Strange, Miss Helen McKay and Miss Flo Cunning- ham. From the dining room the vis- itors went out to the sun parlor with the grand view of the lake in its varying moods, and then back to in- |spect once again the pretty and {unique )ittle Home at the request of | its young chatelaine. "It is the dear- est house," said one young girl,~and it is, indeed. . - . * b The Alta-Petem Club, of Syden- bam Street Methodist church, of which Miss Muriel Walsh, who is one of next week's brides, is a member, gave a merry surprise party at her home on Brock street, on Wednesday evening. A "Judy," whose frame was a broom, and whose body was made up of various articles useful in | a kitchen, clothed in gown, cap and | apron, was set in the corner of the | drawing-room, much to the surprise jof th ide-elect. When the unusual visidr was cruelly dismembered, the clever verses were read, creating much fun and laughter. During the evening dainty refreshments were served and then good-night was said, with many good wishes to the bride- to-be. . . . . * Mrs. Bruce Taylor entertained the wives of the staff of Queen's Univer- sity at tea on Wedneaday 'at the Principal's Residence. The , cosy home-like rooms were gay with Queen's flowers, gold and red chry- santhemums, and the tea table was in charge of Mrs. James Cappon and Mrs. James Third, with the wives of the deans. of the various faculties assisting them. This véry pleasant affair was arranged by the hostess to give the new-comers an opportun- ity -of meeting the women with whoni they will be in close touch during their stay at Queen's, and those who have been in town for some time of welcoming their new associates . 00 5 Mrs. A. D. Cartwright, Ottawa, en- tertained at tea for Miss Frances Cartwright, Kingston, who is her guest. Miss Eleanor Creighton and Mrs, Arthur Matheson were amdfg the old Kingstonians present. . * . Miss Portia Mackenzie, Montreal, is the guest of Lieut.-Col. and Mrs, W. H. P. Elkins, Gore street. Mrs. A. H. Fair, Singapore, hag taken Prof. Alfred Klugh's house on Bagot street for the wititer. Miss Lilliag. Fair has come up from Mer- rickville to join her mother. Mrs. Daniel Phelan, Johnson street, will return from a visit to her gis- ter, Mrs. Henry Kayanagh, Montreal, on Monday. Miss Helen Duff, Princess street, will go up to Toronto on Monday, Mrs. James Rigney, George street, has returned from Ottawa. * * . Mrs. T. Ashmore Kidd, Stuart street, returned on Friday from a ghort visit to Toronto., Mrs. Neil Polson, Montreal, is with Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Givens, "Mait- land House." : Mrs. Sweezy, Montreal, is wirt Dh. and Mrs, Watson, Bagot street. - . . Miss Fanny Boyd, Syracuse, N.Y., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George :Mills, University avenue. Mrs. Stewart Robertson and Miss Eva Molson, Montreal, @re sailing on La Provence, 6n Nov. 8th, for the _| south of France, to spend the win- ¢ 2 Mrs. William Harty, "Roselawn," entertained at bridge on Tuesday for her dister, Mrs, E. 8. Osler, To- ronto, who is her guest. There were four tables in play and the souve- nlers of the game were won by Mrs. Beverley Brown, Mrs. Herbert J. Dawson, Miss Redden and Mrs. W. ham. Mrs. Stratford Dawson, who has been with her sister, Miss Grace Loucks, in Ottawa, has returned to Montreal. . Miss Honor Tell, who has been in Montreal for a visit, is now with Dr. and Mrs. R. J.' Gardiner, "The Chestnuts." . a Mrs. W. F. Jackson came up from Brockville on Thursday to spend a few days with her cousins, the Misses Mowat, Johnson street. Mrs. Reginald Brock, w has been in Toronto with her 'father, will not be able to come dows to Kingston to visit Mrs. W. B. " as she bad hoped to, as Judge Brit- ton's illness detained her in To- ronto, and "she will leave for her home in Vancouver this week. Laura Kilborn, King street, has returned 20 town. T. 8. Scott, 128 King street, ve on Wednesday only of kK, but afterwards on the' - ' second Wednesday and Thursday ol foaes month during the winter. i egg-whites, stiffly beaten, 1 teaspoon- ful of sugar, 3% teaspoonful of salt and 2 chopped, sour pickles. Leave T0-DAYS FASHION By Vera Winston. at me------ A Lovely Corel and Rose Negligee. Exceptionally charming is this negligee. The upper part follows the lines of the cape. It is slashed on the shoulders so that the soft pink of the skin ig noticeable, It is lined with palé blue satin. his. is pleasingly revealed in the small collar that folds away from the back of the neck. The crush belt that encircles the waistline is made of folds of pale blue, violet and rose satin, Side pleats distinguish the skirt or coral crepe de chine. This negligee would also look very attractive if developed in lovely shades of dainty touch of contrasting color. KITCHEN" ECONOMIES Ry ISOBNL BRANDS Of the Apglecroft Experiment Station For appetizing thain dish, mianigat snacks or one-piece luncheon, oys- ters are-always adaptable. And since modern methods of packing and pre- serving have miade them available even to inland dwellers, we can get good oysters almost anywhere. Here is on® oyster dish that may take the place of meat at the family dinner, Oyster Pie. 1 quart of oysters 2 cupfuls of flour 1 cupful of top milk 3% cupful of shorteniug 3 tablespoonfuls of cornstarch 14 teaspoonful of salt 2 teaspoonfuls of baking powder Sift together the flour, baking pow= der and salt, and cut in the shorten ing. - Add the cold milk gradually. Place the dough on a fioured board, cut in two and roll out. Put in two shallow, greased baking pans and bake in a hot oven for 156 minutes. Slowly dissolve the cornstarch in a little mitk, gradually add the rest of the milk, and cook with the oysters and seasonings. "Pour half the mix ture on top of one. pie crust, cover with the other, and pour the rest over the top crust. Serve immediately. Or, #f preferred use only one ple crust, and pour oysters on' top, using a deep dish. Cover with a meringue made of two orchid or gold with a" in hot oven a few minutes until light. ly browned. Grilled Oysters--A Late Supper Dish Melt butter in"¢hafihg dish and J ters, browning on both sides. Heat 'the oyster shells and serve the hot oysters in individual hot shells, Garn- with chopped pickle or thin slices of lemon and parsley. Serve 'with crisp, hard crackers. Curry of Oysters, 2 tablespoonfuls of butter 1 tablespoonful of flour 3 cupful of milk 32 cupful of oyster liquor 1 teaspoonful of salt . 1 teaspoonful of onion Juice 2 teaspoonfuls of curry powder Cream the butter and flour in a saucepan with onion juice, add the curry powder, and when smooth the oyster liquor, milk and salt. Finally add the oysters and cook until the edges curl. Oyster Cocktail. 1 tablespoonful of tomato catsup 1 tablespoonful of lemon juice % tablespoontul of Worcestershire sauce W Aablespoonty) of vinegar 1° tablespoonful of grated horse- radish . 3 'téaspoonful of tabasco sauce One-third teaspoonful of salt Mix together well, having all in- gredients cold. Leave in ice box for an ur, and serve in small glasses in a bed of chopped ice. of Furs rom when smoking hot drop in the oys-. DRINK 0X0--and KEEP WARM! Neo wonder OXO is a favorite winter strengthens and Angr : R I Sea Talkiag Machines, Bleycles, ' Raby Carriages, Lawa Mowers, ete. Wi do repair work right snd guaran satisfaction. 187 WELLINGTON 'STRERYT MATTRESSES Don't throw away your old Mattresses. We renvvate all kinde. and make them as good a8 aew. Gel our prices | of Society, duringthepast seventy years have relied upon it fer their distin. ished appearance. The soft, white renders instantly, Is always the source of] flattering comment, pearly it ~ Frontenac Mattress Co 17 BALACLAVA STREET Phone 2106w Oriental Cream ! To bear is to conquer our fate. \J . A 'Which is Your Choice? HERE are two delightful examples from our new Style Book . They are specimens of the exquisite productions of our desighers who originate the Holt, Renfrew Furs which are noted for - ; Style « Quality « Value Both styles illustrated are of high quality Hudson Seal, the one in a large Cape effect, charming Dolman Coat trimmed with Alaska Sal @ Sitting right in your own heme you may, with the help of our Fle Book, choose your new Fur Coat. Muff hundreds of equally attractive : @ Write us te our nearest store for your copy of our new - the other a ble. i Cape, Stole or ' Style Book of Furs Apply it and ou necessary le? This oil is constantly being by the glands of the skin When it is toa Oily skin and shiny nose * Do you know that the cil in your skin is to keep it smooth, velvety, sup- produced t the result is an oily skin and a shiny nose. You can relieve this embarras- sing condition by using ment as frequently as is necessary, _ With warm water work up a heavy lather of Woodbury's Facial the following treate Soap in your hands, 10 your face aq rabiie sons the y--always with an upward i Rinse with warm water, then with cold--the colder the bet. ter. If possible, rub your face seconds with a piece of ice. This treatment will make your skin for thirty firmer and drier the very first time you try it. Use it as often as your skin requires, nightly if necessary, and before long you will sce a marked improvement, Get a cake of Woodbury's Facial Soap - and begin tonight the treatment skin needs. You will find Woodbury's on sale at any drug store or toilet counter in the United States or *A 25 cent cake will last a month or six wecks. The Andrew J Co., Cincinnati, New York and P Ontario, .