The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 6

SOCIETY lEUT. Cemmander J. Hlbbard ana Mrs. aiDDira jwiaseu through Winnipeg this week en route from Victoria to Halifax, where Commander Hibbard has been transferred. Mrs.

Hibbard was formerly Miss Inez Ker, of Victoria. Mrs. D. S. McKay, Wellington crescent, entertained at tea and a miscellaneous ehower in honor of Mlas Dorothy Taylor, a bride elect of June.

Miss Wlnnlfred Walker, Cornish will entertain Saturday afternoon In honor of Miss Dorothy Tavlor, a bride elect of June. Misses Gwen Campbell and Ora Korster will entertain Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Dorothy Taylor, a bride elect of next month. Entertains for Mrs. Walker Mrs. J.

M. Clark entertained Tueedav in honor of Mrs. D. Walker's 69th blrthdav. The guests included: Mrs.

D. Walker, Mrs. E. J. Lovier, Mrs.

H. J. Emke, Mrs. How, Mrs. J.

B. Souttar. Mrs. T. Chambers, Mrs.

M. Cochran, Miss J. Lindsay, Miss Margaret Emke. Mrs. It.

D. Squalr, Montrose st, entertained at luncheon this afternoon In honor of Mrs, Leonard Easton, of Montreal. The table was centred with spring bloom in pastel shades. Covers were land for 12. MRS.

Alfredo Campo, who, with her little daughter, Glovanna, has spent the winter in California, returned home this week. Mr. Campo joined his wife and daughter during the last month of their visit and also returned with them. Mrs. Robert Thomson, accompanied by Mrs.

Noel Smith, left this morning for Clear Lake, whore they will spend the summer, Mrs. W. O. Kear, Fort Osborne barracks, Tuxedo, entertained at tea this afternoon In honor of Mrs. N.

F. Mossop, who with her husband will leave shortly to reside in Ottawa. The table was centred with roses, tulips and snapdragon and lighted by pink tapers. Mrs. Kenneth Guthrli and Mrs.

G. Car Jngton Smith assir'ed In the dining room. Mrs. W. H.

Young, Stradbrook entertained at a kitchen shower Wednesday evening In honor of Miss Dorothy Taylor, a bride elect of June, The supper table, centred with spring bloom and lighted by matching tapers, was presided over by Mrs. T. S. Taylor and Mrs. R.

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to $17.73 Reg. to $22.50 $1295 $17 75 Smart Spring COATS group of assistants included: Mre. T. C. Chapman, Misses Winnie Walker and Betty Taylor.

Edmonton Visitor Entertained Mrs. Jack Matheson and Mrs. Gilbert Adamson entertained at tea this afternoon at Mrs. Matheson 's residence of Middlegate, in honor of Mrs. Gordon Anaerson, of Edmonton.

The tea table, centred with snapdragon and iris, was presided over by Mrs. Gordon Smith and Mre. Emslle Brisbin. MR, and Mrs. H.

H. Bradburn, who have enjoyed a world cruise during the past few months on the Empress of Britain, arrived In New York today, and will return shortly to Winnipeg. Yir IT tsrtained at tea this afternoon in honor ot Mi uyina jonnson, a bride elect of June. The table was centred with Talisman rosea and lighted by green tapers. Mrs.

Ji. 1. oieveneon oa Alexander noured tea for the first hour. Mrs. George Luck hurst and Mre.

vv. Aiexanaer took their places for the eecond hour. Mrs. Frank Day, St. Jean Bap tlste St.

Boniface, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Helen Day, left Thursday for Montreal, where they will In future reside, Mrs. A. R. Hlgnell, Chestnut will entertain at a kitchen shower this evening in honor of Miss Gwendolyn tieddes, a bride elect of this season, Misses Helen Ruth Hignell and Joan Grant will present the gifts to the guest of hon The supper table will be centred with a combination of red and yellow tulips and lighted by yellow tapers. MRS.

Hsrold Godfrey Dodda, of Newcastle on Tyne, England, sailed today on board the Duchess of Richmond for Canada, and will arrive shortly to be the guest of her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Eustace Brock, Harvard ave. Mrs. Maurice Patton will entertain st luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs.

Gregor Hutchinson, who will eave shortly to reside In Minneapolis. Mrs. Brlttaln Is Hostess Mrs. J. H.

Brlttaln, Pasadena Court, entertained at luncheon this afternoon In honor of her sister, Mrs. J. O. Horning, of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Charles J.

Brittain, of Montreal. The table, centred with pink ro es, had covers laid for 12. Mrs. Newton Brett, Montrose entertained at tea this afternoon In honor of Mrs. Frank L.

Smith, who will leave ahortly for Atlin Lake, Alaska. MRS. Julea Preudhomme left today for Montreal, and will sail on Wednesday to spend sev eral months In Hungary. Miss Doris Dafoe, of Winnipeg, is holidaying in Regina with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Dafoe. Miss C. TemDleton.

Marlello entertained at a mlscrllane i ous shower and buffet supper party, Tuesday evening, in honor of Mrs. R. W. Johruton. I Mr.

and Mrs. H. M. Lord, of New i Westminster, are guests at the Fort Garry hotel. Mrs.

A. D. George, of Fort Fran ces, is a guest at the Fort Garry hotel. Shower for Miss Hartley In honor of her niece. Miss Phyllis Hartley, a bride elect of June 2.

Mrs. J. R. McGivern entertained at I a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening. The rooms were deeorat You, Too, Can Have Smart New Clothes For the Holiday By Taking Advantage of Martin's Especially EASY TERMS DOWN CfDOWN 1 a AJf a Gives Reg.

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2nd Floor Wpg. Piano Bldg. Portage and Hargrave THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MAY 18.

1934 I Visitor From the West I "A MRS. EGERTON POPE Mrs. Pope with her husband. Dr. Pope, arrived this week from Edmonton, to spend a short time in Winnipeg.

Dr. Pope has been attending the golden celebrations of the Medical College of Manitoba, ed In pink and white with Darwin tulips and roses adding their soft colors. The tea table waa centred with a minature bride and groom and offset with tall lighted Upers. The guest of honor was the recep: ent of many gifts which were presented by wee Joyce Jamleson. The guests numbered thirty.

The annual golf tournament, under the auspices of the St. Agnes Guild of the Children' hospital, will take place at Pine Ridge, Tuesday. A number of parties have bn arranged to enloy luncheon at the club. Bridge and mahjong will follow. Prof, and Mrs.

F. Angus, of Vancouver, are recent arrivals from the west and are guests at the Fort Garry hotel. Dr. and Mrs. William Newton, of Victoria, have arrived In Winnipeg and are guests at the iort Uarry hotel.

MRS. W. W. Richardson, ot Hamilton, who has been a visitor In Winnipeg for the past few daye, will leave Monday for Regina, where she will be the guest of her son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs.

D. K. Elliott, who have apent the winter abroad, sailed today on the Duchess of Richmond for Canada, They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G.

Pierson, their son in law and daughter. Mrs. J. A. Hunter and Miss Edith Hunter have returned from a short visit in Minneapolis.

Mrs. Linton Gives Bridge Mrs. Fred Linton, of Selkirk, entertained at three tables of bridge, Wednesday evening. The guests Included: Miss BJorg Chrlstenson, Miss Margaret Eymen, Mrs. u.

lin, Mrs. Geo. Funk, Mis. D. Gordon, Mrs.

M. Gilbert, Mrs. W. F. Kane, Mrs.

C. Murray, Mrs. Jack Murray, Miss McMillan. Mrs. Chris.

Walterson. The winners of bridge prizes were: Mrs Kane, Miss McMillan and Mrs. Eslin. Mrs. Dick Scoble has arrived from Montreal, to be the guest of her mother, Mrs.

G. Colquhoun, Warsaw ave. MISS Barbara Eeale, who hag been the guest of Miss Kathleen AblPtt for the past three weeks, left on Thursday evening for her home In Cranbrook, B.C. She was accompanied by Miss Ablett, who will spend several weeks in Cranbrook, en route to I Vancouver. I i Mrs.

A. W. Davie. Cordova st, will entertain Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. C.

C. Simpson, Portage la Prairie. Miss Edna Sutherland left today for Emerson, where she will be ad jndlcator of "Spoken Poetry" at the Emerson festival on Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Bruce Johnston, Ash will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Easton, of Montreal. The table will be centred with Calen dulae and lighted by matching tapers. Covers will be laid for twelve. IISS Margaret Gray and Miss L4 Elizabeth Bingeman will leave Friday for Minneapolis, where they will attend the province convention of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.

Shower Hostess In honor of Miss Betty Retd, a bride elect of June, Miss Pegry Couill entertained at a miscellaneous shower at the home of her mother, on Wednesday evening. The rooms were decorated with pink and white streamers and wedding bells and the table centred with a miniature wedding cake. Little Miss "Jerry Watklns pre i sented the gifts to the honor guest Sir Hugh Roberton passed through the city recently en route east after filling adjudicating engagements In western towns. Members of C.P.R. Staff Entertain Member of t' vice president's ofHce staff, Canadian Pacific Railway, entertained their friends at a dinner dance Wednesday evening at the Lower Fort.

Covers were laid for 40 on charmingly appointed tables on the veranda, where Darwin tulips were the effective decoration. In honor of Miss Ixiulse Stalker, a bride elect of this month, the members of her bridge club gave a cup and saucer ehower Wednesday, at the home of one of the members, Mrs. Wm. Young, 665 Jubilee ave. Miss Muriel McLeod left today for Minneapolis, where she will at tend the province convention of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.

Mrs. Louise Lamontagne, who has spent the past six months in California and Victoria, B.C., is at present a guest at the Fort Garry hotel, en route to her home in Mon treal. Mrs. David Tetreault, with her three children, has left for St. Gene ivieve, to be the guest of her mother.

Mrs. David Gauthier, for a fortnight In honor of Mrs. Lelrhton i Johnson, of Minneapolis. Mrs. Her.

bert Cottingham, Ash st. entettaln Informally at luncheon this Fifty Three Nurses Receive Diplomas From St. Boniface Hospital Thursday Evening Chairman Congratulates Class Upon Being "Beautiful and Efficient" The "Florence Nightingale Pledge" was recited by the 54 nurses of the class of 1934 of the St. Boniface Hospital School of Nursing at their graduation exercises, Thursday night, In Provencher Collegiate. Th young women, in their stiffly starched aprons and dresses, stood In line to repeat, after Chief Justice Prendergast, the words of the promise.

I In unifon me Class promimu I'Uve a pure life and practise my profession faitnruuy; laae no Harmful drug; try to elevate the standing of the profession; aid the physician In his work." "Beautiful and Efficient" "I congratulate you, the class of 1934, upon being beautiful as well as efficient," said Dr. L. D. Collin, chairman for the evening. A great round of applause rolled through the auditorium as the audience showed its agreement with the medical man.

St. Boniface hospital was a university hospital," said Dr. Collin, a hospital whose curriculum and examinations for the nurses of the training school were set by the of Manitoba. Thus It had a high standard. "But still greater than the stand ard of the hospital accorded to It by the university and by the American College of Surgeons, Is the standard it tries to live up to the standard of the Good Samaritan," Dr.

Collin added. "It Is said now that one must not die of appendicitis it therefore may depend on the nurse in rusn ing the patient to the hospital in time, especially a patient In an outlying area where the district nurse such treat resDonsibllitV. In accident everything depends on the first dressing, in operating nas been said that one quarter depends on the operation and three quarters on the nursing," the chairman affirmed. The Ideal Nurse Rev. Father Mclsaac, in delivering the address to the graduates, said 'The art of healing, when moulded in religious principles, is the noblest of the human arts.

The ideal nurse is one whose heart is animated by love. She must be generous, true to heir God, to her fellownen and to herself." Archbishop Yelle presented the special medals, congratulating the winners In both French and English. Miss Dermody, the Instructress of nurses, pinned the gold emblems to the white aprons. These girls were rewarded for their high standing with these medals: General Proficiency Presented by the St. Boniface Nurses' Alumnae, awarded to Mary Volgt.

Practical Nursing Presented by Dr. C. R. Rice, awarded to Viola Menzies. Surgical Nursing Presented by Dr.

G. S. Fahrnl, awarded to Catherine Blostein. Obitetrical Nursing Presented by the obstetrical staff, awarded to Jeannette Bougerol. Charting Presented by Dr.

Radv, awarded to Hester Quirk. Bandaging Tesentea try l'r. u. D. Collin, awarded to Camilla Heim Executive Ability Presented by Dr.

E. J. Boardman, awarded to Vera Peacock. Highest Standing in Theory Pre "sented by the medical staff, award ed to Sara Koop. Diplomas Presented Hon.

P. A. Talbot. M.LA., added his words of congratulation in both languages. Dr.

C. R. Rice presented the diplomas, tied with the blue and gold of the hospital colors, to the 54 girls as they came up to him, one by one. Music was provided by the Norwood concert orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Bert Davidson, and by two soloists, Mr.

Tito Fandoa and Mr. W. Davidson Thomson. The Graduates The graduating class Camilla V. Helm, Amy I.

Llmbrlck, Grace Cheater, Anne R. Cameron, Mary A. Jsmieson, Nora K. Hewitt, Mary E. Wilson.

Stella N. Mu hynski. Ethel M. Shann. Marion H.

Molison Viola Menzies, Bernice A. Linklater, Edna O. Parson, Dorothy Pelham, Alice .1. Conquist, Audrey A. De noon, Margaret Whitman.

Dorothy Pcloquln. Emily F. Boucher, Anne Slcnello, Miry E. Morton, Undine E. Magnusson, Jeannette Bou gerol, Edna M.

Brown, Catherine Blosteln, Vera R. Peacock, Althea A. Nelson, Natalie D. Homik, Marie Forsberg, Mabel E. Knight, Jessie M.

Lind, Eunice V. Hill, Inez M. Wilton, Ila C. MacCallum. Elva M.

Conquist, Hester N. Quirk, Beatrice A. ood, Janet Nltikman, Emily R. Klaassn, Marion L. Jenner, Mar jone Maloney, Sara Koop, Violet Cobbe, Hazel S.

Cober, Margaret I. Waddell, Alice S. Graham, Mary N. Volgt, Hertha H. Hoffman, Cora Ward, Bettlna M.

Jackson, Mildred M. Marrln, Dorothy I. Burrell. EH 1 1. Plotkln, Marjorie G.

Attree. Engagements Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Chesney an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Wilma Patricia, to Mr. Daniel J. Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kennedy, the wedding to take place quietly May 3L Mr.

Thomas Leith announces the engagement of his only daughter, Florence Clara, to Mr. Eric William Ramsev. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ramsey, also of this city.

The wedding will take place May ZJru at St. Jude's church. Mi Ami Club Concludes Season's Activities With Dance Held Thursday Members of the Mi Ami club con cluded their season's activities with an enjoyable dance held Thursday evening in the Roseland Dance Gardens. Patronesses for the evening were: Mrs. R.

J. O'Brien, Mrs. T. Golden and Mrs. F.

Cooper. Among those attending were: The Misses Eva Chaput, Kay Hynes. Helen Sweeney, Winnie Nicholls. Nora O'Connor, Nina Scott, Irene Milnes, Marge Milnes, Madelon Milnes, A. ti.

inompson, Nancy York. Peggy Brownrlgg, Estelle Hall. Grace White, Mar guerite Kemp, Genevieve Kemp, Lrfiura cortens, M. strogas, Helen Timmons, Marg. Jerome, Marie Murphy, Helen McHale, Marge Kelly, steme Marie iomaa ek.

Lil Headman. Mildred Liddtard, Kay Riley, Monna Riley. Tony Bas, Jeanne Belan, Frances Ostrom, Jean Barnes, Esther Kjartanson, Mar garet Irgens, Lillian Sampson, Bernice Power, Nellie Dennis. Messrs. Eddie Gallagher, John Cronln.

J. O'Connor, George Kil leen, Stanley Golden. Joe Benson, Freddie Schick, Al. Muldoon, Bruce McDonald. Ed.

Dowdall, J. Brophy, K. Payne, Jos. Burns, E. Tugwell, Chris.

Kllleen, Harvey Paimateer, Don. McFadyen, J. Sweeney. F. Packman, Chas.

Coyle, Wallie Alexander, o. Schiekele. J. Zelenewlcki, Ernie Clarke, Bruce Cheatley, Harry Charter, Paul de Denus, Jack Shea, Rubs, Smith. Tom Houghey.

Ernie fykes Bob Wybrow, Ken. Young, Eddie Young. Tony Byrne, Lee O'Brien, Laurence Matte, Harry Walsh, Pat, Coyle, Howard Coyle, R. H. Kel lough, Fred Cooper, Fred Rapp, Cliff Cook, Jimmy Whalley, George Malenfant.

Jack Keenan, Art Dow dall, Budd McPhee, Martin Bell, Harold McDonald, Jerry OConnell Joe McDonald, Don Fraser, Stan Barber, Art Haglof, Herber" Quinn. Gamma Phi Betas Give Theatre Party For Chapter Graduates Chapter graduates of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority were honor guests of the members at theatre party, Thursday night, and attended the perform ance of 'The Late Christopher Bean." at the Dominion theatre, later enjoying at the home of Miss Sal Covne. Miss Lillian Morck, Miss Ruth Pilleoury and Miss Betty Love, members of the cast, were also guests. The members of the chapter In this year's graduating list are Mar7 Russell, Margaret Adams, Frances Arnett, Marion Casselman, Jane Humphries, Dorothy Poole, and Dorothy Meredith. Surprise Party Held For Mr.

and Mrs. Galusha to Celebrate Silver Wedding In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Galusha's 25th wedding anniversary, a surprise party was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert M. Carruthere, Newman Saturday evening. The rooms were decorated with pink and white streamers and white wedding bells. The tea table was centred with a basket of pink roees and lighted by matching tapers.

During the evening little Miss Celia Carruthers presented a silver flower basket and a bouquet of red and pink roses to the honor guests. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. S.

Galusha, Mrs. C. E. Paulin, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Logan Ayre, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.

Paulin, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Carruthers, Misses Sadie Laird, Dorothy Galusha.

Retty Galusha, Celia Carruthers, Messrs. A. fred Peters and Jack Galusha. (PROVINCIAL PRESIDENT! 1 i a I 1 i i MRS. W.

W. WHITE Mrs. White was elected provin cial president of the W.C.T.U, at the closing session of the annual meeting on Thursday afternoon. ST. MARY'S ACADEMY TO HONOR ELEVEN GIRLS AT CEREMONIAL TONIGHT St.

Mary's Academy this evening will honor the eleven girl gradu ates of Its Institution who received degrees from the University of Manitoba at convocation on Wed nesday. These glrlo. who received their instruction at St, Mary's, a college arruiatert witn tne university, will receive tonight special awards and gold medala offered by the academy. The ceremonial will commence at 830 p.m. in the auditorium of the academy, corner of Wellington Crescent and Academy road.

A feature of the evening will be the choral singing of St. Mary's girls, pupils from elementary grades and also from the more advanced high school classes. Mrs. W. R.

Donald Elected Head of Mothers' Club at Annual Meet This Week Mrs. W. R. Donald waa elected president of the Mothers club at the annual meeting of the organization held Wednesday in the Y.M.C.A. The reporta of the various officers showed a successful year.

The club's activities included Christmas parties pnd treats for the juniors; banquets arranged for special occasions; five quilts made and donated to Camp Manltou, and flowers sent to all boys reported as sick. Mr. A. M. Kirkpatrlck received two cheques to further the work of the boys division.

Officer for Ensuing Year The following officers were elect ed for tae ensuing year: Honorary president, Mrs. J. A. Williams; pre sident, Mrs. W.

R. Donald; vice presidents. Mrs. H. E.

Ablett, Mrs. A. E. Hearn, Mrs. A.

Kluckner, Mrs. E. Johnston, Mrs. S. Ham Mrs.

Thos. Bill; recording secretary, Mrs. A. C. Grant; correepon ding secretary, Mrs.

J. T. Merrett; treasurer, Mrs. P. H.

Fulton; flower fund, Mrs J. W. McKinley. District Visitors Visitors for districts: No. 2, Mrs.

Chas. Wallace and Mrs. J. Rat cliffe; No. 3, Mrs.

W. R. Wilton; No. 4, Mrs. T.

J. Gracey; No. 5, Mrs. W. A.

Massey; No. 6, Mrs. J. McGregor. Kitchen committee, Mrs.

S. Ham, Mrs. Geo. Harrop and Mrs. A.

Ramsay. Refreshment committee, Mrs. T. Bill. Mrs.

W. F. Lough, Mrs. C. D.

Kirk, Mrs. S. C. Guest, Mrs. C.

Towson. Representatives to local council of women, Mrs. A. Dickson, Mrs. Geo.

Begg, Mrs. R. C. Brockest. Bove' work, Mrs.

W. R. Donald pnd Mrs. C. D.

Kirk. Captains of districts: No. 2, Mrs. J. C.

Paterson; No. 3, Mrs. Fred Furgeon; No. 4. Mrs.

T. A. Briggs; No. 5, Mrs. H.

K. Shackell; No. 6, Mrs. J. McGregor.

Mre. G. D. Cameron spoke of the appreciation of the club for the untiring efforts of the retiring president, Mrs. J.

A. Williams. Little Miss Kirkpatrlck presented Mrs. Williams with a bouquet of roses. A social half hour followed the business meeting.

Coming of Age Party A birthday party was held April 28 in honor of Miss Ethel Jaggard's 21st birthday at her home, 32 Smithfleld West Kildonan. Games and dancing were enjoyed. The guests included: The Misses Doris Elliott, Dorothy Dickson, Doris Binne. Violet Binne, Grade Phillips, Ethel Rockell and Ethel Jaegard. HCHfl AT sFlitSTr SIGHT yTIL Girl Guides Report Increased Membership at Annual Meet in Toronto TORONTO, May 18 The annual meeting of the Canadian Gin Guides' association, which opened here Thursday, presented reports which reveal a membership increase of 3.694.

The number of SHE THINKS HE THINKS 1 WHAT A GOOD IOOXINS THAT GIRL WENT TO HIGH ill 'lil' MAN. EYES. WISH SCHOOL WITH ME HOW ilJliiLLk I KNEW HIM.WWK, DOf PRETTY SHE'S GROWN. HANG "pjrf itSitiT LW IT! THEV WON'T LIT US I QI Ol I 1 THE WEEK AFTER lirtiuov. 6BAM0 'B ENDED.

JACK'S FALLING HARD! mmri nti wiimuil ur 11H8UOY1 GRAND. NO CHANCE OF OFFENDING 7 VOU'RE LOOKING SIMPLY SWELL TONIGHT I member now totals 45,578, with 1,876 companies and packs in 602 communities, an Increase ot 73 communities over last. year. i Mrs. c.

Pardee presented tne Alberta report, Mrs. A. Genge the British Columbia report, and Mrs. R. Roome the Saskatchewan.

Just Out and just in TWO WEEKS LATER The New Brownie Juniors THE new models of the simplest red cameras the Brownie Juniors are just out at the Kodak factory and so just in stock here. These Brownies have extra large finders. Ornamental front plate. Meniscus lens with the new, dust proof, shutter protecting front crystal. Low prices.

But sre them here. No. Six 20 Brownie Junior, 2ixZH, $2.50. No. Sw 16, 2i VA, $3.00.

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Notice how clean it smells. This pleasant, quickly vanishing, hygienic scent tells yoo Lifebuoy is iijftrtnl from ordinary toilet soaps gives txtra protection. Its gentle, purifying lather deodorizes pores stops "B.O." Removes germs helps guard health. ComDlexioni aldsd. too Ufehanv'a rich, abundant itep tltansu pores of dogged impurities.

Massage it well into the skia every night; then rinse. Watch dull, tallow complexion freshen glow with new health. A FtOWICT fte SVnTHPU IWTTID. TOtOWTO i Central W.C.T.U. will hold their regular meeting 31 on a ay at 0 p.

in In Wlllard hall. R63 Spence Bt.