Riders Hoot-Owl Pool continues with Webb Winters conflict
Webb Winters faces ruin after vandals destroy hay and fences as he contemplates a hostile future. Tex visits to aid him while legal and rival groups threaten, forcing Webb to reject Scissor-Bill Pool help and await the next chapter in the Triangle versus Scissor-Bill struggles.
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Tex
Webb
Jones
Bob Anderson
Ab Abbot
Webb Winters
Scissor-Bill Pool
Triangle
Hank Roberts
Mae
Hank
Badlands
Mac
Modern etiquette Q and A for wedding guests
A bridal etiquette column advises that thank you notes are obligatory even after initial thanks. Bridesmaids typically receive gifts, often jewelry. Place cards are unnecessary at small luncheons unless seating becomes unwieldy. When introducing a man, present him to each person individually. Birth announcements should go to intimate friends only. When passing a plate for a second helping, keep knives and forks on the plate, not on the tablecloth or in the hand.
Knitting Pattern for Doilies in No 50 Cotton
Laura Wheeler offers Pattern 569 for dainty knitted doilies sized 8 9/16 to 11 inches. Includes charts photos and concise directions to simplify needlework. Send twenty five cents in coins for pattern to Box 1 123 Eighteenth St New Toronto Ont. Print pattern number name and address.
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Laura Wheeler
Eighteenth St
New Toronto
How to hide wall stains and use crystallized jelly
The piece suggests hanging a picture to cover a stain on wallpaper until repapering. For an insect bite apply baking soda paste for relief and use similarly on a superficial burn. It also explains peeling tomatoes under running water with a blade to lift skins, and converting crystallized jelly into syrup by adding water and heating.
Gossiping On Lemonade Seeds And Cattle In Ontario
A Manitoba or Ontario farm diary notes seed sowing amid wind and a damaging frost, worries over pasture hay, and cows breaking a gate to graze. The writer travels to Toronto for shopping and attends a Guelph Women’s Institute event with Mrs Raymond Sayre, president of the Associated Country Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Ontario
Ree
Jose
Partner
Tippy
Weill
Toronto
Women's Institute
Guelph
W.I
Raymond Sayre
The
Associated Country Women of
Sayre's heartfelt address uplifts farm women amid flood fears
The column recalls Mrs. Sayre speaking candidly to farm women about global issues and the power of women to influence world affairs. She contrasted atomic power with the higher power of God and noted flood relief by sandbags and subsiding waters, then observed many grey headed women at the Guelph Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
Red River
Guelph
Readers share warmth at our book club outing
A crowd well over a thousand strong gathered for the event. The author notes many familiar faces in the balcony and recalls readers recognizing her as Mrs Clarke, praising the column and inviting continued meetups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clarke
Hulio
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Sauna Wheer
Canada
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By Anne Ashley
Conrad Nicholson Hilton, Jr
Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly Hills
Calif
Elizabeth Taylor
Screen
Hilton Hotel
Ons Cay
Ay Etek
Hronicles Ginger Farm Svendoline
Marke
Save Wonrs
Victoria Optical CO
Yonge Strent
Anstantine
Fleischmann
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