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THE TALK OF THE TOWN OUR DELICIOUS, THIRST QUENCHING By PRUNELLA WOOD The season for 1948 debuntantes is just ahead, and myofthtdfllmhaviumdehtdlta which lead up to the big event. For their great date we suggest a frock as Mvalthiltndifionflwhiumodd.nndeo(nhny net, yard after yard, and with its popular strapless bodice garlanded prettil with oldâ€"fashioned moss rosebuds. The gown is modelâ€" ed by ihl Mary Muffet of St. Louis, herself a subâ€"deb. (Poor girl, the awful jokes she‘ll have to stand for, about sitting on a tuffet and along coming & spider!) ; s MILADY STRICTLY CANADIAN eU4UCt ‘here are two basic rules. First . . . you introduce man to woman .u..mumu-uaanymmmnm.mmmnu it this way: "Miss Jones, I‘d like to introduce Mr. Smith." Of course, mfludnnmmmmm."umhndwhud meuum.mammummmwmmmm unhv-m.mmgahtomylldnho.hmmhmm W”flu‘- en We cdlt t orzom. Tmis probably puzzlestnOre People eUIUCthere are two basic rules. First . . . you ...smhdm.unnmwwnydty.lnmmt‘ means a woman is introduced to the Governorâ€"General or the Lieutenâ€" antâ€"Governor, in their official capacity, as representative of the King. tmmnddmdmmmmmnlnlnmu .mmum.unmu'tmm-mmmumm cratic COlther basic rule of introductionâ€"when two people are of the Anthe younger is introduced to the older, But you can solve same sex, roblem of introductions very easily and correctly Af you reâ€" the whole mention the name of the more distinguished or older person mrw-':“_luw...-!-ll!."‘ 1 first. This way ointer on politeness. When introducing two people you |M _ The local branch is the first rural branch in Canada, and has been estabâ€" â€"___â€" Mere‘s & :, I want you to meet my friend, Mary." It is not good never say, "Hele means more to you than the other. Perhaps she does, form to imply 0 so out loud. m,wdol’tll)lb-nnh.â€"AMr.w.l.V.dm,Nl. Dipping into always taught us that it is bad form to butter a writes: "My mother while holding it in the hand. But so often I see mamflcrdflu“h’luh‘m?” ’mumh'tnutmmhbmmmw " ocms s MIRMMIE mluns ah a Shrces (Re tdb se e oo i S "'â€""" & o C ty w ie e en 2 ie en e ANS@WER: ‘"Tisn piece at a time, holding it on the plate as you roll into pleces, butter piece of bread before you butter another. Anâ€" | 1 sA lodl sapren/ar® 2 bosntdrentcaddl... e t e e Mwahcfluhmfll‘ f \“nw with a knife; Light coloured" molasses can be darkened to make gingerbread bY adding a teaspoon of melted chocâ€" olate for each cup of molasses. When You Need A Nurse CALL THE V.O.N. The Victorian Order of Nurses, Lincoln County Branch, is now being established as a community service. Two nurses will be on duty October 1st, located in Port Dalhousie and Smithville. They are there to serve you in the following ways: Maternity Cases â€" over 40% of last yeara‘ visits were maternity casesâ€"V.O.N. will come rl%tlntoyowm.ldpw-tormnow baby, and give the mother valuable instruction. Sickness in the Home â€" call your V. O. N. nurse for bedside nursing care for the sick, on a visiting basis. The special requirements of lished for YOUR use. (A $1.00 or more donation "bflng"’ ngs membership in g\i; great organization. Your local representative is W. R. Boehm, Grimsâ€" y ® WATCH THIS PAPER FOR DETAILS OF PHONE NUMBERS m!'.l!._lm'l'sl_irl V. O, N. BEGINS ITS GREAT WORK ON OCTOBER d es t t Gridiron Favorites ~~ fio. & Highway near E. D. Smith‘* & Sons Â¥l& s pWB on / Holds . C C Sales . &A Slip No. \| § aipaed & jTf Sept. 13th Open Evenings For Your Convenience "Ou.ll “hn‘d that (stag) line" to 4 roun d _ of ro us in & cheers in our new football wearables . . for the game and _ on to the Victory Party. Coats, suits, dresses a l1 teamed to rate &A high poP: ularity score Lucky mm&nmmdomtmd.orm afford, full time services of a nurse are the responsibility of the V. O. N. Nurse. a community a nursing service best fitted to meet their needs as determined by the Local Committee, in consultation with the proper ‘The Victorian Order offers to the people of