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a i THE TRADER. REGINA. TUESDAY. AUGUST 21. 3923 PAGE SIX INTERESTS SOCIETY AND FASHION -THE HOUSE OF QUALITY: 1 1 PETTICOATS BACK WEDDINGS Social and MRS.

DAVIS NERVOUS WRECK I Tells Women How She Was Re- stored to Perfect Health bj Lydia LPinkhams Vegetable Compound It Will Not Be Long Before You Need Furs Buy Them Now and Save Money Furs are cheaper today than they will be two months from now. If you are going to buy this season buy now and save money. Our stocks of New Furs is immense. "We have everything in style in stock, and we have jnt what you want. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF FALL SUITS AND COATS ARRIVED SATURDAY Style Centre of the West BARRIES, Ltd, 1792 HAMILTON REGINA The HOUSEHOLD HINTS SOAP FOR GLASSES Never use coarse yellow soap to wash glasses, aa this will make them cloudy.

Use a pure white soap. FINE GLASSWARE When washing shell china or very fine glassware put a folded towel In the bottom tAthe dlshpan to protect the delicate Surface. APPAREL To wash silk, stockings and Winnipeg, Man. I cannot apeak jhlyof what Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com- too highlyof what Lydia E.

Pinkham'a jipiiuim pound ha done for me. I was nervous wreck and I just had to force myself to do my work. Even the sound of my own children playing made me feel as if I must scream if they did not get away from me. I could not even A S. -t, V.

XnXVv I I I --s speak right to my husband. The doctor said he could do nothing for me. My husbands mother advised me to take the Vegetable Compound and I started it at once. I was able to do my work once more and it was a pleasure, not a burden. Now I have a fine bouncing baby and am able to.

nurse her and enjoy doing my work. I cannot help recommending such a medicine, and any one seeing me before I took it, and seeing me now, can see what it does-for me. I am only too pleased for you to use my testimonial. Mrs. Emily Davis, 721 McGee Winnipeg, Man.

Lydia E. Pinkhams Private Text-Book upon Ailment Peculiar to Women will be sent you free upon request. Write to the Lydia E. Pink-ham Medicine Cd. Ont.

This book contains valuable information. performed by Rev. S. L. Lockhead Both bride and groom are residents of Conqust.

DRUMMOND MURCHISON The home of Dr. and Mrs. Drummond, Conquest, was the scene of pretty wedding, Aug. 8, when their daughter. Miss Mary Margery, was married to Donald L.

Murchison. Rev. B. Beavis performed the ceremony. MILLER Wednesday, August 15.

the marriage of Miss Lucy Adelia Evaleen King and Lome J. Miller, of Regina, took place at the Union Church, Melville. Rev. Dr." Bayne officiated. A number of friends were present at the ceremony.

ZBORII KRATOCHIL At the Presbyterian church Broderick, Tuesday morning, when Paul Zboril and Mildred Kratoehil were married by Rev. J. RusselL Theyoung couple will make their home at Glenside. SMITH MONTGOMERY 'A quiet wedding took place Aug. 15, at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jas. Montgomery'. Virden. when their daughter.

Miss Elizabeth, was married to Oswald C. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C.

Smith. Rev. Mr. Wilson, of Hargrave, officiated. The bride who was given In marriage by her father, wore three-piece 9J5 ns? Cj particular people How good it smells for it is packed fresh roasted, and the doubly sealed can preserves its rare aroma and flavor.

in a derwear, first soak for tan tciaute in fairly strong borax water, then wash rapidly through lukewarm water. Rinse through two water of the same temperature aa tit soapy water. CLEAN FURNITURE In cleaning all kinds of furniture, remember the very first thing to do la to wipe away every particle of loose dust. BLACK LACE "Wash black lace in coffee confining ammonia in the proportion ef on tablespoon to a cup of coffee. For juice.

Measure 7H level ccj-s (31 lbs.) sugar, and 4 cupe juice int large saucepan, stir and bring to i boiL At once add bottle scant i cup) Certo, stirring constantly, ane bring again to a full boil for 4 minute. Remove from fire, let stand minute, skim and pour quickly. BIBBBaniaBIIBBBSBBBBBISBlIli Enjoy more fruit desserts Not many fruits were good jam or jelly makers, until the Certo way made all fruits available. The old-time, long-boiling' process was so tedious you never put up enough jam and jelly. The jiUfirc.

E-c- (fetperfeuy r.OK. Personal have returned from a sevi-weeku vicsi at the hoan of Mrs. Turners parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Brandon.

Mrs. Lenore MacNutt is expected home today from a short visit with friends in Winnipeg. Next week she returns to Ogerna to resume her dutiv as teacher of the primary department. Frank Ware has returned from California and ta holidaying at Banff and Emerald Lake. Mr.

and Mrs. A. R. Mack.e, of Regina, and Mrs. C.

Hall, of Moose Jaw. are registered at the Handspring Hotel- J. F. Walsh, of the Regina Store, has returned from a- three months vacation spent with friends in the maritime provinces. Mr Wahh and the family are remaining In Toronto for four or five weeks.

Mrs A- D- M.Tiar ar.i Miss Hulda have returned from a holiday visit epenc at the home of Mr. and Mr A E. Counsel), at Fort QuAppeile. Mrs M.Ilar ha resumed her duties as reference room librarian, city library. Recent visitors at the Chalet at Emerald Lake have been 51r.

and Mrs. E. R- Demaray and Lawrence R. Hammond. Regina; Miss Florence Kubiin and Miss Esther Mver, El-rose; and G.

A. Smalea, of Fort Qu-Appelie. Rev. J. G.

and Mrs. Rousfieid and family are leaving on the.r return motor trip to Peterboro. Ont. Mr. Bousfleld has fied the pulp.t of St.

Paul's Church for a few Sundays. Archdeacon Burgett will have enarge of the services at St. Paul's Churcn neat Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. O'Connor and their two children have returned from a holiday trip to Boston. Mr. O'Connor left yesterday for K.nder-siey, and the others will be spending a couple of days in the City at the home of Mr and Mrs.

E. McCarthy. Victoria avenue. Rev D' Leltcn has returned ftom a holiday at Carlyle Lake and will occupy Westm.nster pulpit next Sunday. Mrs.

LeKch and Miss Ol.ve will remain at the lake for a couple of weeks longer. Rev. J. W. Davey.

of Chatham. Ont who id visiting his stater. Mrs. Lurtnran. 8544 Pasc.ua street, Westminster pulpit acceptably last Sunday.

A sachet shower was given Saturday w'ternoon by Mrs. W. W. Armstrong. 2103 Montague street, for the especitl pleasure of Miss Enid Con-rod.

whose marriage takes place next week. Large bowls of sunflowers were decoratlvely used the sun room, and bowls pf sweet peas in the l.vmt room. The hostess was assisted at the tea hour by Mrs. T. F.

Conrod, Mrs. Howard Cawsey and Mrs. Goe. Armstrong. Mrs Howard S.

Cawsey was the hostess yesterday afternoon at a shower dud tea given in compliment to Miss Enid Conrod. Many bowls of lovely sweet peast in tints from palest shell pink to deepest rose graced the rooms. Mrs. T. F.

Con-rod presided over the tea table and Mrs. J. di. Fish cut the ices. wh.Ie assisting in serving were Mrs.

W. W. Armstrong. Mrs A. V.

Parkinson and Mrs. J. A. Henderson Tiiby, provincial superintendent of the Monarch Life; F. B.

Lake, manager of the Moose Jaw division; A. K. Byth, D. H. Bure.

J. A. Rumpel, and V. E. Lee were the Re members of the Monarcn Life Century Club who returned Saturday night from a trip to Banff where the annual convention was held.

The Saskatoon members of the partv were A. G. Ixw. H. O.

Wright and F. BeihnC Th Winnipeg party in- eluded W. A. Matheson. president; J.

W. W. tSew-art. managing d.rectoc, and J. H.

Rorn.g, ager.cv secretary. It was decided that the 1924 gathering will be held at Jasper Park. Among the Regina visitors to Banff within, the last few days have been Miss Doris Ormond. Miss Laura J. Bleak ley, Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Milne, the Misses Jean and Florence Ilhams. Billy Wheatley. V.

R. Mc-Intire, N. W. Montford, Mrs. J.

Spooner, R. A. Maclean, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Howe, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. McKechi and John.

Mr. and Mrs. 1L Wells. Miss M. Khittaker, Mr.

and Mrs. R. W. E. Loucks.

Isabel and Bdly Loueks. Mr. and Mrs. T. W.

Hunt. W. JK Collins, Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. McConnell, J. C. Pollard, A. U.

Not-man. and'H. J. Henley and Mrs Henley. SEWING FOR ORPHANAGE WILL COMMENCE AS SOON AS CHEQUES ARE OFFERED The members of the L.O.B.A.

lodges and their friends are eager to get started at the making of comforters. p.llows, sheets, and all manner of furnishings for the orphanage at Indian Head. But this work cannot commence till a few J50 cheques are received from those who are Interested in seeing the project put through. The committee has it figured out fhat 50 will provide tlje furnishings for one dormitory bed if the money is contributed now that the women may buy materials and make them up. Miss E.

Floss, 2127 Albert street, is treasurer of this fund for furnishing, and will promptly acknowledge each 359 cheque. ANOTHER INDUCEMENT PARIS, Aug. 20. The encouragement given by the state to people to have large families Include reduced fares for railway travel, The reductions vary with the number of offspring under 16 years of age from 30 to 70 per cent. Germany in the last half-century has Increased its populationby In th's period France's Increase has been only 3.090.01)0.

Englands 16.000,000. and Italys Beauty Contented Toa are always confident that tow beauty ha been developed to' its highest possibilities after using Gourmnd Oriental Creatn- White Flcah-RacheL 1 fat Trial Mr. and Mr. Cha. Bnaith are holi- 4alng at Ker-n Beacii.

Tfr. R. P. Jtor ha returned from a furtn-ght' boiiday at Carlyle Lake. MU, Dorothy McWilliams.

of Eatevan. la peniin a abort hobday In the city. Mias Adele Piddeley is a typhoid fever patient the Victoria Hospital, Winnipeg Mias Margaret Maclsaae. of Brandon. I sisit inr la Regina and district for a few weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klein, of Monrovia. are guests of Mr. and Mrn Teller Reynold, Pene.

Isabel Dredge Jones has returned from a short vacation apent with friends at Lake Katepwe. Mr and Mrs. J. W. Reid and family have rwurnel f-oro a holiday visit to Calgarv, Banff and Lake Louise.

D. Balfour left at the end of the week for Toronto. Montreal and other eastern Itles on a buatnees trip. Mrs. John Birnie and her daufrn-tr, Jessie, have returned over the National from a visit to Pacific Coast eXtlaa Mr, llavne, matron cf the women' hotel, has returned from Calgary and Camroee.

where she has spent several weeks. a Mrs. Langton and her three sons are hack f'om the Okanagan Valley to spend the rest of the summer at their cottage at Regina Beach. a Mi Marian Henry, of the city hall staff, returned home tnls we a after a holiday visit at the home of her mother. 1314 Angus street a F'riend it' the city have received announcement of the arrival of a daughter at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. A.f, Harwood, Winnipeg, formerly of lieS.ru Mrs W. Turner and her daughter, Theima and Uva, JZ9 King street. 4 nest recipe far Cucumber Pickle. Clu lnly, Ur lip cwpakn.

reeled sod HWM, sad a tmrg Milena. Squeaee amt Ike not with a potauwvw. Add 1 ermet rap at enter, iopp gtatwr. I tuDlopoMi salt. tupw rareraoa ptppw, sad 4eaar ta caver.

Brio tk heil aod boil tor IS nslnutaa. Pour (ate Jus, Mils, a tie WueiM rad i sarh. Mil hot. Perfect Seal. Cretan and Improved Gem Jars on sale at all stores.

Heed for tea book ot dlklf Candlesticks Mir a very appropriate gift. We hiv- them in sierl.ng silver from S5.00 per pair up Alao a ni i.ne of Dutch s.lver and Polychrome candlesticks See our aundow (Successors to Hicks 5. Pent,) 1819 SCARTH STREET The Aristocrat of Electric Washers ABC Washer Washing with an A Is simple. Bill the tub to the required line with hot sudsy water. Put the clothes in the cylinder.

Turn on the current and in a few minutes, the clothe are pot- le.nl clean and sweet. The cylinder, which revolves and reverses 22 t.mes a minute, has forced the -hot eudsy water through and through the fabric until eiery vestige of dirt ha been flushed out with no damage to even jthe finest lace or sheerest of silks. Heavy blanket. or dirty work clothes are all washed equally well. All no.se.

shook and Jar has been eliminated fi ora the ABC Super Electric Washer, Ail you can hear, when it In operation, i the busy hum of the motor. Sun Electrical Co, Ltd. 1842 Scerth St. Phone 6601 MACKIE SMITH A wedd.ng took place Tuesday evening. August 14, at the home of the hr-de's parents, Calgary, when Marion Mabel, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander Smita, was married to Will. am H. Mackie, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Mackie, of Richmond Hal, Ontario. Mrs. H. 11. Johnsten sang Love's Coronation just before the ceremony.

To -the strains of Mendelssohns wedding march, played by Mrs. G. E. Fleming, the bridal party entered the drawing-room, where Rev. Phlllips-Jones performed the ceremony.

The bride, who was given in by her father, wore an ivory satin gown, draped and trimmed with orange bioossoms. Her tulle veil fell from a bandeau of silver edged with orange blossoms with a frill of pleated tu.le. She wore the grooms gift, a hue gold and sappeure wrist watch, and carried abouquet of Louise Smith, sister of the bride oLu.se Smith, sisters of the birde, were the bridesmaids in gowns of peach and heliotrope canton crepe with flower trimmings at the side, from which ribbons of peach, purple, heliotrope and silver hung. They earned bouquets of pink snapdragon, mauve and pink sweet peas. Little Miss Alice CSmlth opened the door, frocked in peach organdy, trimmed with mauve flowers and ribbons.

H. C. was the groomsman. Immediately following the ceremony a recaption was held, the guests being received by Mr. and Mrs.

Smith and the bride and groom. The bride's mother wore a gown of deep cream lace and georget. Following tne reception a dance was enjoyed by the young people. Mr. and Mrs.

Mackie left later for Banff, Toronto and Montreal. They will spend the early part of September at Btgwinn Inn, Lake-of-Bays, Ontario, -later going to Nw York, Upon their return, late in September, they will reside in LaJord, Saskatchewan. The bride travelled in a French gown of navy blue poiret twill, a small fawn, silk hat, and richly embroidered black wrap trimmed with gray squirrel. -v- WALL KARR A wedding, of interest took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. D. Wall, Yale Road, Chilliwack, B.C., formerly of Albert Street, Regina on Wednesday evening, when their daughter, (Miss Margaret Ethel, became the bride of Ros-ley James son of Mr. David Karr, Rosedale, B.C. The bride, who entergd the room with her father, to the trains of the wedding march by Mendelssohn, played by Miss Edna Crittenden, wore a gown of old rose chiffon taffeta, with hat to match.

She carried a shower bouquet of pink sweet peas and She was attended by her eister. Miss Gladys Wall, who wore a dress of green and gold satin with hat to match and carried a bouquet of white sweet peas and carnations. The groom was attended by Harold Lowe, of Chilliwack, B.C., The grooms gift to the bridesmaid was a string of pearl beads and to the bridegroom, gold cuff links. The ceremony was performed by Rev. tR.

M. Thompson, under an arch of ivy. in the presence of many friends of the bride and groom. After the ceremony music and dancing were enjoyed, and a buffet was served. The bride was the recipient of many useful gifts.

Later the newly-married couple left, amid showers of confetti and good wishes, for a trip to -the Coast cities. They will reside, in Rosedale, B.C. DENCH McLEAN By a ceremony performed Wednes-mornmg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. McCartney, Miss Mary Me- Lean became the bride of Fred Dench. Rev. G. Abernethy performed the ceremony in the presence of a I number of friends of the bridal couple.

The bride entered the' living-room with Mr. McCarthy ao the wedding march1 was played bv Mis3 Ira i Fair. During the signing of the register Mrs. J. Allingnam sang "Come to Me.

The bride was attifed grey cantoncrepe with a veil of embroidered tulle. Her bouquet was pink roses and white carnations. She was attended by Miss Margaret McCartney prettily frocked an pink and white organdy carrying a bouquet of carnations. E. Martin was best man and Miss Patricia McCartney was ring bearer.

After a buffet luncheon the couple left for Edmonton. On their return they will reside of Conquest. NEEDS BLACK i St. Michaels and All-Angels An-gelican Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding Saturday, August 11, when Miss Jessie Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

D. Black, of Grenfell, was married to Ernest Oharleh Needs, of Lethbridge, Alta. Rev. Wm. Cole officiated.

The bride was given away by her father and Miss Vera Black was bridesmaid. Wm. Balck was best man. The wedding march was played by Miss Ivy Gordon. The bride was attired in silver taffeta, with bridal veil and orange blossoms.

The bridesmaid wore orchid taffeta. To the bride the groom presented a cameo brooch, to the best man a silver cigaret case and to the bridesmaid a leather hand bag. After a honeymoon spent In the east, Mr. and Mrs. Needy wiU reside in' Lethbridge.

DIHAW TWIDALE On August 2 the marriage of Miss Katherine Twidale, daughter of Mr. and Jilrs. R. E. Twidale.

and J. Dis-haw, took place at the home of the brides parents. The ceremony was That Gleaming Hair Comes From Using Olive Oil Shampoo Today you see beautiful hair everywhere. Hair that gleams. Women who have It have learned an important secret.

They use the famous olive oil shampoo Hair experts say that hair should never be washed without olive oil in the shampoo. For they say that dry, brittle hair results. And duH hair is never beautiful Now you can have the olive oil shampoo in its most delightful form. Cheaply, at home. Just get a bottle of PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO.

At any drug store or department store. It quickly brings back the lovely sheen to your hair. Leaves it beautifully soft and glossy. You will marvel at the improvement ezie-miznxte boiling method is easy, quick and certain. The season a end find you with a wonderful variety of the moet delicious jelliea jams you ever tasted.

Certo is pectin Natures Jelly-making substance. Certo-msde jams and jellies keep perfectly, and cost lee. Complete Booklet of Recipes with every bottle. If your grocer does not have Certo, seed hi name and 40c and we will mail you a I r- bottle. rite today for revised i LJ Certo booklet of 73 recipe (free).

rtaoxUa Psekimg iy. LfcL. CeWerg. How to Make Apple or Crabapple Jelly sulf'of poioret twill, the coat opening over a toast shade georget blouse with French trimmings and model hat to match. Mr.

and Mrs. Smith left for Regina and Moose Jaw, en route to their new home in Shaunavon, Bask. WOMENS WORK 'A NNO UN CEMENTS Regular Meeting of -NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE No. 3 Tonight at 7.30, followed by. a DANCE, to which all Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their friends are invited.

196 FORESTRY EXPERTS WILL BEBANQUETED Lovat and His Associates Will Attend Joint High Tea by the Canadian Clubs The mens and womens Canadian Clubs are entertaining tonight at a high tea at 6.15 in the Trading Companys banquet hall, when the guests ef honor will be fifty or more members of the British Empire Forestry Association party, who arrive this afternoon from Indian Head. All members of the two clufbs are Invited to attend the gathering. Lord Lovat and other members of the party will give addresses, and later the guests will be taken on a trip around the city. They leave toward midnight for Saskatoon. In the party are men from England, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, and from 6everaJ of the crown colonies BOTTLE GREEN A POPULAR COLOR.

Bottle green Is spoken of as a color destined to play a conspicuous part in autumn fashion. iMiuiuiiiuiiii mne i Expectant Mothers should send for this book Before Baby Comes For 10c we will send to all who state the month they expect Baby, a copy of BEFORE BABY COMES." Written by a doctor, it tells the mother-to-be how to take proper care of herself during the anxious weeks of eo that when Baby arrive he will be as fine and bonnie aa she wishes to see him. This is a very helpful book. Write for it to-day, enclosing to our Sales Agents, Harold F. Ritchie A 10 McCaul SL, Toronto Please mark your envelope Department 4) iirris i 1 I Say farewell to the petticoatless day.

They are gone. The petticoat has come back send in At safer and more comfortable style than the tie-abo at-waust model that crease and bulges around one's middle. Now it invariably swings from the shoulder and is made of silk. But more than that it is showing the Chinese influence that is affecting outer dress. Chinese characters, curious Chinese figures, odd Chinese motifs form border designs printed on the silk that is used for the caral-soie petticoat.

Pipings of black, green, red and other bright colors are being used to edge flounces. MOTORING PARTY PAYS VISIT TO THE VALLEY In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Samson, whose wedding took place recently, a party of friends arranged for a drive to the QuAppelle Valley, August 19, six cars being requisitioned for the day. In addition to the newly married couple and Mr.

and Mrs. G. P. Brandt, 1944 Moir street, at whose home the guests assembled, the members of the party included; Miss M. Schilke, Miss M.

Slesinger, Miss G. Cooper, Miss X. Schi.ke, llr. and Mrs. H.

H. Han ns, Mr. and Mrs. Schilke, C. H.

Brandt and J. Unger. Picnic baskeits were taken and the day was spent in a pleasurable program. FIND 2, 000-YEAR-OLD ROMAN ALTAR IN LONDON LONDON, Aug. 20.

Used for years as a jumping block childrens games, a large white square stone three feet high, near Kingston Road, has been identified as a Roman altar. 2,000 years old. The antiquarian. Doctor W. II.

Kesteven, who made the discovery, says. It is like all early Roman altars, and the depression on top shows where the offerings for the gods were placed. Carved figures, supposed to represent priests, can still be seen on one side. DOOMS KAISER TOWER JERUSALEM, Aug. 20.

The Kaiser Tower, which was erected on the Jaffa Gate here to commemorate Wilhelm second's visit to the Holy Land in 1893, is about to be demolished. It has long been regarded by natives and visitors as an eyesore. Leader Patterns A PRETTY FROCK FOR THE GROWING GIRL. 4 440. Printed and plain crepe are here combined.

This tyle Is also pleasing In embroidered and plain voile, or it may be developed in plain or figured goods, with pipings of a contrasting color. The Pattern is cut in 4 sizes; 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. A 12 year size will require 44i yards of one material 32 Inches wide. To make as illustrate will require l7 yard of plain material and 27 yards of figured material. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 15c In silver or stamps.

Cautlca: Be careful to enclose ths above Illustration and eend size of pattern wanted. When the pattern Is bust measure you need only mark IS, 26 or whatever It may be. When In waist measure, 23. 24, 25, or whatever it may be. If a skirt give walat and length measure.

When missed or childs pattern, write only the figure representing the age. It is not necessary to writ "inches" or "style. Patterns cannot reach you In lees than 15 day from the data of application. Name Age (if chuffs or misses pattern) Measurement: Bust Waist Town Remove stem and blossom ends from about 3 lbs. ripe fruit, and cut in small pieces.

Add 3 cups water, cover pan and simmer 10 minutes. Crush with masher, cover pan and simmer 5 minutes longer. Place fruit in cheese-cloth bag and squeeze out nhiHilliIM superior fitting qualities of La Diesse Corsets will enhance and improve the natural beauty of your figure ja p'OH'S In the porcelain enameling furnace fax our factory, electric heating elements operate at 1600 degrees Fahrenheit 24 hour a day for fifteen months without breaking or burning. Identically the same elements are to be found in the ovens of all Moffats Electric Ranges, where the greatest heat necessary is only 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Further information, illustrated literature and catalogue will be furnished by your electric shop, or write Moffats, Limited, Weston, Ontario.

SOLE AGENTS IN REGINA ESPLEY ELECTRICAL CO. 2160 12TH AVENUE, REGINA I pro viace I n'WWWW ff.