The Leader-Post from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada • 7

Tttfi LJLAlittt. tLOilHA. TCESDAI, UCIVBEK 'SZ. The president. Misa the program sponsored by the exec a brief outline of utive for the coming year and out the opera "Lnhenzrin." Warner, andmumty sinrinf.

lined the club project of supplying rtmute districts wltn magaxinea. of Interest to Women -Society SMisj Ruth Smith played for com-1 Dora Moore, gave Fashion Plaque Additional Social and Personal C.Wf.C, in Hotel Vancouver Wednesday. MiM Keiwse Jame of the CPU, whn was a recent visitor In Regina and who is changing post from Wlnnipog to San Francia-co. was the hostess, and tea waa poured by Mrs. Travere Coleman.

The tahle centrepiece waa a built-up mass of pale inle chr'antheniums and flame gladioli, with a pair of mauve candies burning; at each end. i You Will Enjoy Shopping at Visit Our V. STORE HOURS: ISO a-m. to 5.3 pm. 0f fC 1.

1 TTXTr-VTf-fc ITUI i --l and Mrs. V. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs Donald Macl.e&n.

Mr. and Mis Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. Tutnbull.

Dr. and Mrs. C. Schooner. Miss Alberta Mn.

.1 rVna Mra (Korris, Mrs. R. D. Price, C. A.

Rob-! ertson. 9 IfallnurVn Tea llrlneni Party For Miss Huff Miss Ruth JonesMoose Jaw. was a enarniing hostess Friday tvenlng when ahe entertained a number of guests at a party in compliment to Mies Kathleen HufT, who la leaving shortly to reside in Regina The evening was spent In games and music, and at the close the hostess was assisted in serving supper by her mother, Mrs. 15. H.

Jones, after which the guest of honor was presented with a nosegay of handker UNDERARM Very Special! Hosiery! Bridge Party Held Mrs. Robert Selkirk. 455 Leopold (Crescent, entertained Thursiav af-Iternoon at two tables of bridge for jthe R.G.H. Ladies' Auxiliary fund. The hht score wsn hr Mrs.

'John Robertson, Refreshments were (served by Mrs. Selkirk, assisted by chiefs from the quests. Fillmore Visitors Miss Lcta Fry and Miss Olive Pollock, Regina Norma! School, and Miya Roberta Tunvbutl. Regina College, recently visited Fillmore, returning by motor. Visitors from Fillmore to Rtgina last week included Mr.

and Mrs. Coulson, Mr. Mrs. James Sutherland. The players were Mrs.

O. M. Anderson, Mrs. J. M.

Pecktnnaugh. Mrs. A. J. Mason.

Mrs. Georce Younf Mrs. Vearne Anderson. Mrs. John Robertson.

Mrs. James Sutherland and Mrs. Selkirk. Beige galytk Is used effectively to finish the neckline of a wool crepe arena of cedar, a lovely new brown. for Babies PURSE.

98c An Inexpensive r'irse in a distinctive atvle. Made of ostrich grained leatherette. Has sliding handle and fancy handkerchief. Inside frame, coin purse and mirror. Colors, blonde, brown and blue.

UNDER ARM BAG, $1.45 Underarm bag of pebble grained leather with fancy handkerchief. Top handle, insida frame, coin purse and mirror. Comes In, black, tan or grey. BIMFSON'W LKATHKR GOODS Silverware Items Dainty E.P.N.8. bon bon comport In neat pierced ftr design frosted glaaa butter dish and neatly pierced E.P.N.S.

holder, complete with butter Cn knife 3C aiMraoN's aiLVERWARii Men's Pullover Sweaters, $3.69 Men who like tha latest thing in sports wear will get it In this smart new pullover. It Is knitted from heavy all-wool yarn In cinnamon heather with new de-ign In contracting colors. fUr.es 36 to 42. SIMPSON'S MUN'S SWEATERS ONE-DAY SALE of NEW FALL COATINGS Priced Awav Below Cost Clearing at $1.29 and $1.69 PER YARD JEVEH before have we. sacrificed our expensive grades of cnatinjfs to this extent.

Those women who make their own coats will profit greatly hv this sale. The materials featured in this clearance are marvello pinpoint and marvello needlepoint. Roth lines are extremely fashionable and are a lovely heavy weight, having a very soft finish. Be early to get your share at 9 o'clock. Colors: Pinecone brown, navy, green, claret, sand and black.

54 inches wide. These boatings sold regularly for and $1.65 yard, No Phone, Mail or C.O.D. Orders, Please! The heme of Mrs. M. J.

McCarthy was the ecene of party Friday last in cempliment to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, who are leaving shortly for Detroit. High tea was served by the hostess, after which the evening was devoted to whist. The honor prizes were won by Miss Marjorie Mills.

.1. McCarthy. Miss Alberta Alexander and R. Smith. The iruests Included Alberta Alexander, Marjorie Mills, Doris Rennells, Mrs.

S. Dales, Mrs. Richardson. A. Link an-d sons (Windthorst), Mabel Anderson and Clarice Strum.

4 Vancouver C.WJ.C. Party The delightful informality that Preps Club women love ws evident at the afternoon tea given to members of the Vancouver Branch, because it is the only cereal which has been FIRELESS COOED-AT THE MILL FOR 12 HOURS OAT FLAKE5 SV.W Mis. S. P. Grcach and Mra.

J. A. McGregor are conveners for the central circle tahle at the Hallowe'e ta to vl week by tl" Pre'byterian ladies' guild it the church. Mra. J.

N. Bayne i chairman of the circle Those penr-ing tea at thie table will be: M-e. R. B. FergUfon, Mra.

J. A. Mll-l'gan, Mrs. W. H.

Duncan anff Mra. W. A. Thomson. The ushers will be Mia.

Mrs. R. Ijedfnian. Mm. J.

H. Ppooner. and Mra. Jaa. McAra.

Ae-sistlna- In serv'rg will be Mra, W. Melville Martin Mrs. J. E. Armstrong, Mrs.

J. M. Smith. M'S. R.

Perry. Mrs. W. P. Stewart, Mrs.

J. L. Wat lemon. Mrs. Al Gillespie, Mrs.

P. Gardiner. Mrs. P. L.

Hyde. Mrs. L. M. Carawell.

Mrs. Ii. C. Thorn. Mrs.

a. Edar, Mrs. W. H. Kicod.

Mrs. Carl Stewart. Mrs. B. Hyde.

il.s. G. J. Mc-Murtry, Mrs S. Mtiirhead, Mrs.

Li. Wilkie, Mra. Waddell, and Ml Margaret Forsyth: with Mrs. F. Blau in charge of the money-basket, Shower for Bride-Elect In honor of Miaa Kathleen Ren-nick, an October bride-elect, a charmingly arrajiged shower was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Seed, Tregarva. After a program cf music, games and contests the gifts were wheeled In the bride-elect by Miss Adelle Seed In a decorated carriage. During the evening lunch wwjs erved by the hostess, assisted by the Misses Vera Seed, Elleert Wyie, Irene Coughey and Mrs. Percy Boyle.

The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rennlck. Beth, Laura and Wallace, Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Seed, Odelle, Vera nd Ivan, Misses1 Hazel Boyle, Nell Jones, Irene and Elaine Ooughey, Eileen, Grace and Aedlalde Wylye, Kathleen Pavey, Irene and Dortu Clafka, Kathleen Sutton, Mabel Blaokstock. Ruth Klrkpatrick, Kathleen Auld, Viola Donaldson, Greitta Seed, Gertrude Dames, Calvin Chalmers. Clarence Davey, Arnley Denzla. Wesley Pearce, Wilbur Catley. Fred Klrkpatrick, Cllve Haklns, F.rwln Seed, Cedrio Scrulby, John Binnie and Harry Flanigan.

Party for Bride Miss Virginia Parker, 2.154 Cornwall street, entertained Thursday evening In honor of Miss Lulu Palmer, bride-elect Mrs. Gordon Parker assisted here daughter during the evening. Mrs. C. H.

Palmer and Mrs. W. C. Mills presided at the attractive supper-table with Its Venetian bowl of deep-mauve shasta daisies, and tall green candles In silver holders. Misa Noreen Mills and Miss Ena Parker assisted In serving the guests.

After supper, the guests gathered In the living room, where bronre chyaanthemums ana fern formed the decoration. Miss Palmer 3-Minute Oat Flakes Women's Fish Net Hose 89c These are real value knitted In tha new flah net effect of pure allk right up to the garter hem. Colors, blonde, nude, ivory, rifle. Assorted alzea. Women's All-WooMIosc 39c Not tha low price that have marked these all-wool English cashmere hose, made In the popular rib knit style.

Brown only. Sizes 84 to hosier! Women's Silk and Wool Gloves 98c Neat fitting gloves mada double tha only glovs knitted from lustrous art allk. the lining from soft wool. Extra warm, good appearance. Colore, sand, beaver, grey.

Slsea, small, medium and large. SIMPSON'SOLOVIiS Women's Wool Bloomers ii 'nmmri'lif iBi it I'" -LIMITED- 9 The Grocers T-VESDA PMM. ANOTHER CAR OF NO. 1 Irish Cobbler Potatoes NEW CAR OF EXTRA GOOD APPLES Good Winter Stock. PER BUSHEL Macintosh Reds or Snows.

PER BOX Men's Combinations at $2.75 Here is a "special'' no man should overlook. An excellent quality combination suit of natural wool, mixed with cotton in the popular "Turnbull" brand. Long sleeves and ankle length. Sizes 34 to 41. aiMraoN a uw underwcar Men's Wool Worsted Socks at 55c Among the very best nocks for working men.

Knitted from all-wool worsted in heavy ribbed style. Colors: Blue, grey and fawn. Sizes 10 to 11. No charge for delivery. $1.29 23 FRY'S COCOA, PER i2-LB.

TIN BLUE RIBBON TEA, PER POUND 55c Knitted from fine wool of extra good quality, Siaea 36 to 42. Colors, rose, mauve, aand, and cream. was presented with a white and silver-trimmed basket, containing a lovely gift of Frosterla crystal. Miss VITONE, the good winter Jft. drink; Mb.

tin 4JC Parker made the preaentatlon on be LIFEBUOY SOAP. Best for the bath 3P0E 22c half of her guests, who Included Mrs. Beattle Martin, Mrs. Kenneth Blair, Miss Helen Naismlth. Miss Llllie Brown, Miss Muriel Robson, Misa AIRY FAIRY CAKE FLOUR, PER LARGE PKT.

Men's Wool Gloves Heavy fawn wool gloves of very fine quality. Knitted in honeycomb stitch. Sires, small, medium and large. 23c Boys' Warm Pyjamas 81.29 Warm pyjama sulta of soft flannelette In assorted stripes. Coat haa one pocket and faatens with frogs.

Pants have draw tape at waist. Sir.es 6 to 12 years. Genevieve McCarthy, Miss Lucille KIPPERED SNACKS Women's Out-Size Vests $1.98 t'nshrinkabla vests of fine all-wool with short sleeves and buttoned down front. Slaes 44 to 48. iiMrsoif's WOMEN'S UNDBRWEAJI PRINCESS SOAP FLAKES, PER PACKET 19c CAKES Infants' Delight 1 SOAP tt 23c Men's Work Shirts at $1.47 Good wearing shirts made of flannelette in light grey-a soft, durable qualUMtacheil collar and one pocket and band curls to button.

aize to i uhnishinus GOLDEN NUT PEANUT BUTTER, PER TIN 22c KRAFT OR VELVETA 00a CHEESE, PER PKG. iSu Simpsons Peart, Miss Evan McColI, Miss Marian Thornton, Miss Ethel Cross. Miss Kal McKay, Miss Gladys Goldie and Miss Catherine Thornton. R. G.

IL Auditory Bridge Mrs. 8. R. D. Hewitt, 2344 Albert 'street, entertained at bridge Thursday evening In aid of the hospital auxiliary bridge fund.

Manv of the guesis were staff-nurses who expressed their appreciation of the work of the auxiliary. Five tables were In play, the highest scores being won bv Misa Dorothy Wilson and Miss Ruth Kennedy. Dr. Hewitt assisted Mrs. Hewitt In entertaining the guests.

The staff nurses who were present were: Miss Mabel Puker, Miss E. Bowman, Mis Alice Blacklock, Misa Anne Cromwell. Miss E. Clark, Miss Ada Forrest, Miss A. M.

Hutt. Miss Ruth Kennedy, Mrs. M. Kennedy, Miss H7.el Lcnibard, Mrs. Newton, Miss Margaret Mac-Rae, Miss Para MacRae, Miss Marguerite Moonev.

Miss Margaret Phillips. Mrs. K. M. Reid and Miss Dorothy Wilson.

Special guests Included Tlr. and Mrs. R. C. Riley, W.

W. MODERN WATER IfU SOFTENER, PER TIN I Vj SWIFT'S PURE LARD for 03G RICH FRUIT CAKE GOOD, SWEET ORANGES BREAD White, Graham, Whole Wheat PER A LOAF IC TOKAY GRAPES 2LBS29c 1 A DOZ AA. PER LB. 30c fa FOR UUV iii.iijiiian aaKieae. Beauty that springs from cleanliness youthful radiance that come from ctjTe circulation blooms at the touch of Persian Balm.

Completely absorbs by gentle rubbing. Askjoufdnig- Champ, chairman, Hospital Board, and Mrs. Champ; Misa V. Pearson, superintendent of nurses; Miss Mad-edllne Taylor, V.O.N.; Mrs. Davles.

of Toronto; and Misa Mines, R.N.. of. New York. Miwm Jaw Club on 'way MODERN HEALER WOULD START ON GRANDPARENTS ist tor erstaa caim. mve 1 I The University Women's Club of rite for gift sample.

puts'-y ah T1W seitfis mU awVia Northrop Lyman Co Limited abtU of Ancestor Influence People who prize the finer things of life usually demand Red Rose Orange Pekoe Tea. A money-back Moose Jaw held Its annual dinner at Grant Hall Hotel Saturday. Covers were laid for 29. Tha dinner was given in honor of Miss Kirk Gray-eon and Miaa Vaughan Grayson, who recently returned from a trip to Europe, South America and Africa. Graphic pictures were given by Miss V.

Gravson of "Crossing the line," a mysterious rite taken charge of by King Neptune and his bears and of the architecture and tropical vegetation of the very modern Latin cities of South America. Mian K. Qrayeon told of humorous situations they met with In Egypt and of calling at Tristan, the most remote Island of the British Empire, visited once a year by a ehlp with government supplies. Misa Helen Dcmpsey and Miss Bae played selections from jl At the Theatre or Dance ft guarantee wun every pag.agc. on the days work or play yis.xi 1 1U 'IN MOMENTS OP FATICtliS or hetd.he d.b "4711" Eiu de Cologne on brow snd temples Of inhale it from the handkerchief.

It revives refreshes. And sc home, in the bath or bum or at a brisk massage it leaves skin with a tingling alow. Look for ihe genuine bottle with the blue and gold label 1.00. 1.50 at all toiletry counters. AIo "4711" Cu de Cologne Cream Soap, Batb Salts and other toilet necessities.

If you cannot aeoic your Hipplr locally wiu duect to Health and Happiness The belief in heredity is well founded Insofar, at least, ai diet is concerned. A parent whe supplies to bis or her body all the vital elements it need is paving the happsnMS. road for their children. F. Currier the health authority, makes some very pointed re- marks on this subject when he says: "To rure a certain disease in a certain family, we should be allowed to go backward and begin with the grandparents.

That is, we are now realiiing the importance of preventive medicine. In this important science, which concerns everybody, we 1 should know something of the nutritive value of the materials from which we select our diet and those substances which are helpful to us." Studying the nutritive value of foods il something most of us haven't much time for today. Hut we must give our bodies the vital balanced nourishment, just the same, if we and our children are to have health and Its consequent happiness. To-day this is made easy by the creation of a supremely delicious food which supplies five of the vital elements of nutrition. This food is Grape-Nuts.

The famous golden Grape-Nuts kernels give to the body lextrins, maltose and other carbohydrates for energy; Iron for the blood; phosphorus for teeth and bone; protein for muscle and body-building and the essential viUmin-B. rap Pure Mercolized Wax Makes Skin Beautiful Jis good tea UU Ctuuditn DiiirHmm USV day ahead? pegin it right with FRED I. WHmOW LIMITED TonltM bafore you r.tir. pl a lit; I. m.rcollMl aU ov.r your lac and thrtAt.

i.t it imp aown Into th. porrs to ciwiim th.m ct all ImpurHiu. o.ntiy it rk. oft the thia ouur l.yer of asxl or 1 55 UuBcim St. lotoora RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE extra good In, the best package Clean, bright aluminum Grape-Nuts, There's an ample store dlKiolor and etn.r blimuihM are pIKt ott also.

Tn siu ere ologne II r.wOII.'V ar -saw aaaF'Uaa. HI a 'H BBaatau-MasBBBBfV Bk ian P.W COBipinion mrmfwi van unq.r niKin ii radisnUy slur, smooth, so(t ami beautiful. I'M m.rcoltMd w.x rftguiirly and your lacs will always be imoutn, Irnh and youn'f. M.rcollt.ed wax brinm out tl bid-on buuty. To rduc wrinkle, and r-itor.

tit. contour of youth to your batb. th. lac dally In a lotion mad. ol eunce powdsrad sazoUW and 1 bait pint witch haitl.

At ait druf of nourishment in each crisp, appetizing spoonful. And it's exceptionally esy to digest. Also has valuable benefits for teeth and gums, because you like to chew iu Buy Grape-Nuts in the wax-wrapped package at your grocer's. Four teaspoon' fals right from the package with milk or cream, is serving. Costs less than one cent per helping, REGINA In Daily Use L.

J.J 1 iwnj SASKATOON I Overnight in Comfort 0 ts over all tht zcvrld THOUSANDS of women have come to regard Cuticura the true natural ai'j to a lcly skip, ind rn. har-ds and hair. Regular daily use of Cutieura Soap, assisted by CoUeora Ointment when requited, purities snd beiutities the skin, cleanses the salp and keeps the tuir live and glossy. "Wm Uvm, not upnn what wt tat, but uptA what wa digttt" The moral Is, of course, eat foods which are of such a nature that your body can easily make use o' their valuable nourishment. The delicious break fast time treat Crape-Nuts is an excellent enample of such food.

It is especially baked for twenty-two hours to make it one of the most essih' disested of all pouriihing foods. Lv. Regina Ar, Saskatoon 11.55 p.m. 0.05 a.m. 11.55 p.m.

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