. Our young barbarians, the evacuate ed children, are behaving much as was to be expected. Some are quite some not good at all, Some of women, the class one knows so by sight, whose only apparent ent is to traipse along pave-into shops, are the most pass some on to others. It is now a careful list of the most troublesome, to push them on else-Quite like the country districts in Tudor days for ever pushing [out their "sturdy rogues in grain" to lather districts.
But what a grand opportunity to In the eighteenth century dress in the Royal Navy depended a great captains tried to get the men to dress his fancy. Some of the gigs crews wore wonderful uniforms, thus the gigs crew of H.M.S. Harlequin wore harlequins' dresses, much to the delight of the rest of the ship's company, while the gig's crew of another Jackets, When King George married in 1761 he sent his Royal Bad it is to be hoped that the poor during the voyage. E fellows encountered no rough weather:
Water as an Aid to Loveliness The rummage sale in aid of the "Limbless Fund" held yesterday in The minute pores of'fhe skin are daily throwing irritants and the Union Church Hall realized the magnificent sum of $1,100. The Com-poisons from the system, and it will be found that water, as well as mittee of the Fund wish to thank all g a cleansing agent, has invaluable properties which act as Gi those who so generously supported skin tonic. the sale with gifts of "rummage" and The first major question to decide last thing at night, Before retiring also those ladies who so kindly gave is as to whether you will use hot or you should always wash the face their personal help in selling. The cold water, as the effects from each With lukewarm water so that all rummage coffers are now empty and are entirely distinct. traces of the day's dirt and grime any and everything which will refill "When warm or moderately hot|are removed, and finally spray with į them will be welcomed at the Union water is applied to the surface of cold water.
Church Hall, for future sales are to
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