Daily British Whig (1850), 17 Jun 1924, p. 12

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG TUESDAY, JUNE 17, NEWS AND VIEWS FOR WOMEN READERS ness, Impwe Bleed. Depreassion, Feiling Appetite, Liver Die: ers, Sleeplesmess, Rheumatic Con dons. HE sufferer from habitual sleeplass- ress will find that the daily use of ENO's"FruitSait" will domuch to restore those orderly conditions upon which Leahkfnl sleep and waking energy de- pend. ENO'sremoves 2xcess of toxic mat- terinthe blood brought about by sluggish action of the sliminatory functions, and thus en¢ures that tranquility of mind es- sential to sound and refreshing sleep. Eve:y draggist is Canada sells ENO's. Boles Representatives for Novth dmerica Harold F. Ritchie & Co. Lid., Toronto 39 NE FRU SALTS au How to can Strawberries Choose fresh, sound fruit, Pick over, hull and wash in colander. Packin jars and Be in boiling hot syrupto ill jars completely. Make syrup in proportion of one Jateugat to two pints water im off all impurities--use only when clear. Pour into $ Nothing like home-canned strawberries in winter. They mean delicious, wholesome food at a saving of from 30°; to 50%. Strawberries, raspberries -- the entire range of delicious fruits and vegetables is Yours for winter consumption if you buy now when cheap and preserve for the long winter months. Our recipe book will tell you the most advanced methods. Send in the coupon. DOMINION GLASS CO. Limited MONTREAL DEPT, C. For Sealers of Satisfaction "Hello, Mrs. Brock, do you know who's speaking?" "No, I haven't the faintest idea." "It's Irene -- we just had our telephone installed and I thought you would like to know our number." "Why that's fine, Irene, I've often wished your mother had a telephone." And so Mrs. Brock returns to her paper with a new and greater dppreciation of the fact that "every new subscriber adds to the value of YO telephone." Of the net gain of 52,018 telephones in Ontario and Quebec in 1923, over 36,000 (or 70%) were installed in residences. Merchants and shop-keepers should not overlook this large addition to the number of householders they can reach by tele- W. A. CG. sSPRIC~~ Manager Every Bell Zalephons is Ling Distance Statin ' | Fascinating Costume Details | By ELEANOR GUNN 1} The only new feature of the hat and scarf set is that it may be of such infinite variety. Just now, there iseems to be an interest plain scarfs which are bordered with con-| trasting color or by a printed mate- i rial { in Even though the sun is high in the | | heavens, women appear to prefer the scarf as a choker, which sets to speculating on the possibiliti {of high collars for fall. Whatever {the fate of the scarf by that time, :t tis "in" just now and adds not only | | decoration but responsibility to the | summer costume. | | | | It is so periously easy to have the | { component parts of one's costume) jout of sympathy one with the other. | | Not only is a colorful scarf liable to| [clash with a colorful purse, but the |two may be designed for entirely | | different occasions. Fortunately, | | there are sports purses as well as) | dressy ones, for just now the world | |and his wife, to say nothing of their | children array themselves as though | | they were ready for any sort of a! | country expedition. Sports clothes! {are the dominant note of the sea- | [son, and one should take care that! ithe costume details should be the, | expression of one mind. | | | { | i | [OST P BYE BOPP. a oli v MEIC wv waioo cadiSIAD concep tions of th: midsummer handbag. | The first of sand culored grosgrain | with bachelor buttou motif in soft | | colorings, an underarm bag which |is too elaborate for tie Sports cos- | tume, though, when it is necessary {to carry a purse, the underarm type in less pretentious materials is car- | ried with sports clothes. The second | straightline frock of blue charmeen. | silk matching exactly the material ot | But when sixteen was come at length, | Then twenty | That nothing {Is a much smaller bag, developed in motif, while the third bag belongs to a different type and is developed in satin, embroidery and beads. become a try type | and hand- to black satin with a brilliant Chinese | | | | The beated bag has classic, that is, the ta fashioned of fine beads somely mounted, which brings mind an interesting use of this type of beading seen. Across the front of a black satin nat | with softly draped crown, such -] piece of beading was introduced, the edges appliqued with black floss to | recently | the hat, and the beaded section like | the satin being softly draped. It 1s | not in the strictest sense of the word, new to bead a hat. Some are quite finely beaded with crystals and pearls, while others have huge nail head beads, reminding one of spik- ed armor. (Copyright, 1924, Fairchild. RED COLLARS AND CUFFS Collars and cuffs of shiny red lea- ther make a novel touch on this The collar takes on an unusual shape to accommodate itself to the side opening. A very wide scarf of blue | the dress in color completes the costume. ' Where is Old Age? Young ten once deemed sixteen was old, So old and wise and grown That when that stately age was his Crude youth would all be flown, In twenty saw he age; came, but then Old Time ! For thirty set the stage, But thirty had such romping feet-- "Twas forty that was old; Yet forty had such busy wings And said he had been told When fifty comes, tis age, indeed. Ah, strange it was to know When fifty found so much to do, And was so loath to go, less than sixty years Could walk where forty flew. Still sixty came with easy stride, And, cannily, he knew Old age is always just beyond, Of future years "tis sung-- 'Tis just a going on ahead To be forever young. --Mona Joseph Simmons. -------------- There are more than 12,000 foxes on fox farms in the United States. De | | i --------a What we call but the vanity of giving, which we | more like than that we give away. The most valuable building in New | York is the Equitable, worth $30,-| 000,000. Shre Najure's dish for breakfast, for lunch, for dinner--big, ripe, red strawberries piled on top of Shredded Wheat and eaten with cream and sugar--a wholesome, nourish- ing combination for youngsters and grown-ups. A delicious short-cake made in a Jiffy without cooking-- no white flour soggy dough--just crisp, flavory shreds of whole wheat with berries--the best food on earth, with no kitchen work or worry, and all the iron and (2 all the bran you need to keep the bowels healthy and active. The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Ltd. Niagara Falls, Ontarle dded Wheat ee Most food for least money liberality is often} (3 JA) This delicious meat paste, / | i . ° /; their lunches to work, | | | { | i SPECIAL PRICES ON BEDDING " Iron Beds ..$4.50 2" post Beds, wood finish worth $15.50 for $10.50 of girls who take ¥ should learn more about DARIS PAT PARIS > with the spicy flavour, AA 2" post Steel Beds, wood finishes, worth $20-- for ......$16.50 | Springs . . .$5, $6, $8.50 and $11. Mattresses $6.50 to $30.00. Pillows $1.50 pair Iron Cribs $8.50 to Healthy babies thrive on Eagle Brand and doctors recommend it in stub- born feeding cases. It is the natural food when mother'smilkisnotavail- able because it is pure country milk with sugar added. Always uniform, digestible, nourishing. For Free Baby Books write he Bordon CG Limited MONTREAL Crib Mattresses -- $3.00 to $5.00. Robt. J. Reid Leading Undertaker. Ambulance Phone 577. yy EMLOCK PARK STOCK FARM A. H. FAIR, Sole Proprietor. Clean, pure milk from healthy cows. Not pasteurized or steril- in any way. Herd Totereulin tested. Purveyors to the Kingston General Hospital, an institution which only buys the best. . . Health of attendants, Sanitation, Sterilization, etc., under the personal supervision of Dr. Miller, Professor of Pathology, Queen's nmversity. We guarantee that every bottle is from our own stable. * Delivery to all parts of the city. 1105 R-3. ized HEMLOCK PARK STOOK FARM =~ "-

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