The Coconino sun., 1922-04-14

 the following guests: Mir. and Mrs. Burt Cameron, Miss Florence Pan- cake, Miss Lucille Wilkie, Miss Grace Longfellow, Miss Glenna Taber, Miss Irene Kelly, Messrs. Mackey, Giles pie, Longfellow, McClurken, Nay, Ar thur, Coulter and Brown.
 <. + + < Foreword
 During these chilly days of the pres ent week We took trip into Canada by way of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and there we found delight ful regions formerly supposed to be adapted only to the most primitive conditions of life to hunting, fish ing, canoeing and dog-sledding - but the most important revelation was the climate - delightfully."- warm with the thermometer never registering lower than eight below zero - a cli- mate less rigorous than the winters experienced in Northern Dakota or Minnesota.
 It is claimed there are more homes, each with its green lawn and its gar den - homes owned by their occu- pants - within the thirtysix square miles that compose Toronto than in any other city on the American con- tinent. Another interesting feature of Canada is the stress she puts on education.
 Her library system is remarkable growth. All the cities have progress sive library system which makes a special appeal to children - the pol icy being advocated that the children were not only welcomed but enticed by the very attractiveness of the sur roundings to come in from the high ways and byways to the feast of liter ature provided so lavishly for them.
 There are so many amazing things in this book on Canada that we'd like for you all to read it so we're passing it on, Canada the Spellbinder," by Lillian Whiting.
 Do you recall Robert Services "Call of the Wild?"
 Let us probe the silent places, let us seek what luck betide us:
 Let us journey to lonely land l know. There's a whisper in the night wind, there's star agleam to guide us,
 And the wild is calling, calling . . |. let us go!
 Food Sale
 This is pretty good rhyme and speaks for itself except for the fact that the authors name is not ap- pended. However, we know you won't be long in tracing it to its source: If you're looking for the "fixin's" -
 The cookies, pies and cake And all those other "goodies"
 That mother used to make, - If your soul you fain would feed upon
 The beauty of flower, Or munch on candied sweetness
 For a minute, or an hour, - If you're pining for breakfast
 That's distinctly Bostonese, Or with rabbit eggs" on Easter
 The hddies wish to please, Come, THREE O'CLOCK, on SATUR-
 DAY,
 And have your wants fulfilled, You'll find them all at CRAWFORD'S
 store
 Sold by ST. MARGARET's GUILD.
 i. <. < i. Shakespeare Club
 Monday evening was an exception ally interesting one to the members of the Shakespeare club who convened at the Isham home. After disposing of various matters of business, the roll call was responded to by perti- nent current events and then the eve ming was given over to an evening on art ith Mrs. Isham as leader. Vivid ly real seemed the description of var ious we'll known canvasses and to en- nance this talk a quite notable col lection of lovely Madonnas was shown. Later the period was spent in looking over and discussing favorite pictures and their masters.
 The next evening will be social evening with Mrs. McMullen and Miss Gertrude Kellog as hostesses.
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 Black and White Ball
 Next Friday
 Invitations have been issued for the Black and White Ball to be held Fri day evening April 21 at Ashurst au- 1 nr-