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velvet. a caught. at the waistline extends to the edge of theflt-

few days stop-off. proce new post in Vancouver. O O I

Mr. and Mrs and Miss Marion

lloket. The skirt is straight slim and colnes Just. below the calf - line. The sccomlifllil’ overblwse. in Plnh- mil-l" i‘ has a. scarf

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family no season with

Sssk. the occasion beina a family reunion. inspector Eripfidafttgrm

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D. H. Shaw Shaw left Friday for Toronto on a month's visit t0

coils: and is awed at centre front their son, Dr. Harold Shaw and and close lttin-g through the Mrs. Shaw and their daughter. waistline and over the hps. At Miss Nan Shaw.

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Week-end equtplnent for estinz petal nedcilne outlined in

ad cl l. ves o“ thre toanshouldaeer. The fab- ric is twisted in bow effect to form the two pockets and the purple suede belt widens at the front and closes with a scroll design gilt ornament.

Park, is being considered by Queen. Gloves of natural brown and white. palms of brown leather. ordered from women

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Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett lelit Ot- tawa this week for Ssckville. N. Bu. to spend Christmas with his brother and slster-in-law and later intends visiting for a short time in western Canada prior to sailing for England at the end (Y! January

ender grey

she wears at week-ends

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P. Q, Miss Ethel Hodgson

Miss A. joylng the balmy breezes of

the Princesses, who spend their week- ends ln the garden of Royal Loose or riding with the King in Windtskor sheepdfln, in with WGTE institute members for the Princemes. The Queen already has a pair of lav- rabblt wool gloves that t

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Mrs. Minnie Wright. Westmoung. 811

Muirhesd are among the Charlottetown people who are lest:-

ML! Isabel Tlarhleson left Tues- Peterzibilvél. “Wide. f0!‘ mi‘- Willie’: day morning to‘ tslilserteiihgilits- nWHi-hs. _ . . ltalfnslllildalyd Johnson, ameri- It is interesting to Ylélléhotlgg;

um Consul at Fredericton, N. B. Roderic Ennl. Smith. I O I I

Smith, Summerside, who is

ks ft t da Miss Muriel Wee le yes er y mm!“ studying at

' to spend the Christmas holidays with friends in Carleton Place. Ont, and Qttalwa.‘

Home friends will regret to learn that Mr, Ewen Stewart o! ». Alta, accidentally fell recently fracturing his hill.

Mu, Bally ' atom! and Miss Margaret Beatile of Boston. have joined their mother here and will spend the Christmas holidays with . zheir sister. Mrs. R. E- Hylllimflfl- l

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Miss Dorothy Kirwln leaves this} morning to Fncltrl Christmas witlh friends in Marius-n. '

Mrs J. J. Grey of Winchester. Ont... is sperclirg the hPlidB" 5"" ‘on st her old ‘hornein BOiiTi-fl-

oxford University hockey and plays centre forward on first line of forwards The

during the Christmas

will play at

oember 23rd to January their return trip they inten

Havr-s. who is continually students from different parts the Empire. gave a tea for Rhodes Scholars of all the minions anti Colonies at

Mis R/uth Stewart left Friday morning foehhfdontrealjvifilwlrele Z‘ * l 1' . Wm spend e - ed to be present, at the party. B Ls had t - - home fiwpeifgork w§l§§ft° to Mrs, T. B. Woodman visit her sisters the M15595 370w“- Prinoe Street. . . _

The present indisiposition of Mrs- Charles MoKemie. Prime Street. ls rerretted by her wide circle o! Friends. . ' '

Practical little Christmas gifts have been chosen bv the Queen re-

“ , eently. She has bran interested ill some of the rew boudolr dress ao- csssorles. Chiffon scarves which are tied over the hair to prevent its helm rlisarranged when nuttlrlrz on or takln-v. off dresses have been sought by her. and she also ha! chosen little chiffon "poo-oer canes" which are thrown across it‘? shoulders of a dress wbila the hair is being arrsnaed. New Oil- lows for the bwudoir have been purchased by the Ouem. These are made from old-fashitned lace haridloemhiefs, with the lawn centres taken out and r-zoiaced by lacs medallions. They are backed

.'_ on pastel-colored satin. ,.

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Christmas with his J. D. Palmer. Frederici/Ofi. He and Mr. are fhrirlg from Charlottetown

for the holiday. - t

Mrs. McDonald who came

They. with Mr. and Mrs. Vinnicombe of Halifax will

Eddy. Timmlns, Ont. . - . .-

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By Carol Aimes

noun‘ passion

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Scholar, and son of Dr, G. Ennis

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Trinity Col- lege, Oxford, is a member of the tesrn

the team is a tour of the Continent vacation. ‘they left on Dazember 13th and Cologne and other Gennan cities and will make their headquarters at th_e Grand Hotel. Dawns, near St. Moritz. from De- 3rd. On d t0 -play matches at Holland and Bel-

lum. including Bruxels, Antwerp. E4 Lady Frances Ryder. . entertaining . 0-3 ‘to spplv for the return of thins: thc ' Do- sww-o. House, Belg-rave Square. t0 Which Mr. smith was invited. On ihliiflw tation it stated that Her Majesty the Queen had graciously consent-

left for Alberton yesterday to spend Christ-

Mr. Richard Palmer is spendino. mother. Mrs. N. l3. Gilbert Henry of South Devon and Mr. William Ifldal, Fredericton to be with their family“

t Mr. Willard McDonald and young daughter Miss Shirley are arriv- ing today from Saint John to loin home fo rthe funeral of her with? spend Christmas with Mr. ‘s. C. Moore. .

Mrs- J. D. Jenkins, accompanied by Mim Paula Rayfleld, left Tues- day morning to spend the festive season with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman

Mr, and Mrs. H. T. Holman, Jr-. have taken up their residence in

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A bus was crossing over Welt- minster Bridge, London. One o! out~ of the window st the Themes lwith great. scorn.

“Say, bo," he said to the 00n- duowr, "what's that little stre over there?"

With well-feigned concern, the conductor answered:

"Well dam itl The radiator must be leakin’ againl"

GO AS YOU PLEASI

Two men had escaped from an asylum and h ad to steal a ‘plane from a no port. Up in the plane at 15.000 grew fldgety. ing to lump out of the ‘Plane!’ he told his oom- panlon. I can't stand it

parachute with you." advised the other. “What do I want with a parachute?" The other waned a finger. “Don't be silly," he caution ed. "Can't you see it's retrain; outside?"

warming a few evenings ago. - - e a

i Mr. and Mrs. Georje P. Nichol- son are spending the holiday sea.-

ison in New York. t a a s

the Summersidc East End Bri

Kingston. Ont.. arrived in Toronto Wednewlav and will be the guest of Mrs. H. A. Richardson for Christmas. Ottawa. who arrives this week. will also be a guest of Mm. Riches-d- eon. O I I I

The number and variety of 8.!‘- ticles left behind by visitors to Bllckinzham Palace in the course of a year would surprise many people. This ls particularly the case after a garden party. l! is said that there are still several things nci vet claimed after the l:\'~' one. LImbl-ollss predominate. and the number of people who fail

they have ‘.los't" at the Palace surprising. ’I‘here ls a story of a very valuable brooch lost at a Court of several years ago. Care- ful search failed to discover it. and when all hrms of recovering it had been abandoned it was found dur- imz a sptuilal cleaning overhaul hanging loosely on a curtain.

How Can I ‘P '7»

(By ANNE ASHLEY)

Q. How can I wash table silver properly?

A. Place the silver irl s wire draining basket, put the basket into s vessel containing scalded hot suds. and 5v-rub the silver with a hand mop. Then pour a kettle of boiling water over it and allow to dran.

Q. How can I prevent the fing- ers and nails from disoolorlng when dyeing any artic

A. Try wearing rubber gloves. It is not an easy k to remove dye from the crevices of the hands.

Q. How can I make the flavor of any dlssvreeablc medicine less noticeable?

A. Hold a piece of ice in the mouth for a short time before taking the medicine.

Fun to’ Read Palms. Simple Tips Show How

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Mast: you're lucky is s. l: vcll l: e .1 sfrr on your pa m near Wu? i - ‘r. Juu are fnds

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the passengers, m American, gased

here any longer." Better take a -

their new hcme on Beaver Street. Summerside. Their friends pleas- antly surprised them with a nome-

Miss Enid MoFarlane entertained Club on Monday evening at her

home I O O O Mr, Allen Bartlett Cosh, who is attending Queen's University,

Mrs George Lowe of

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Over a snowy, festive way, Made bright with bells and holly

8W. " Y ' We 60ml? at length to Christmas i!’ To glhristmee Day in the morn- g. So novel's the Joy of my heart to you ‘Iheytop! of the Chrishrlas Morn to on . ‘ May Christmas Bells ring sweet and e, 0n ‘Christmas Day in the morn- ng ..

‘ o Do It Immediately

1t is not a sign of stin lness to count your ohsn e when a cash- ier in the store ands it to you; it is common sense. Howeverflit is downright lack of oorlsldau-ation not to count your change until after you have left the cashier's wllnldow and then return to com- p a n.

Telephone Masks

Bo that telephone service, vital to military and cival authorities in case of wartime raids, may be maintained in spite of the res- ence of poisonous gas, specia gss masks have recent been design- ed in En land for t use of tele- phone-sw tchboard operators.

Hardened i-‘isnnels

Ilsrlrlols that have been poorly washed and have become hard and shrunkencan usually be restored to their former softness by soak- ing thin in gasoline for a few hours. Then wash in soft soap suds as usual and rinse in the some temperature clean water.

Belt for Mather

It is s foolish housewife whose Sunday dinner is so elaborate that her day of rest is spent in the kit- chen. There is no particular rea- son why mother should be the only the house, who never has of rest. If the family like a unday dinner. let them pitch in and help prepare it.

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particular color of your outfl . The muffs of velvet or fur which f of the lid ian reviv- lov with a bunch of vol-

leh pinned them.

OIIVII. WBAPPINGS GIVE PLEASURE

‘i... stiz-aotiv n, t... has a»; was. “m....2§€ to do. learns a very personal man- ner ts convey a deep christian foelinl. evm if the gift itse is

cry smell til wrapping

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HAPPY CHRISTMAS

"And they mule rvithjlaslr. and found Mary and Joesph, and the babe lymg m a nmnger."—-II Luke 15-16.

The Housewife

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Accent for your suit or ooat comes in the guise of a silver fox muff dOIl-a in watermelon shape. It is a big, handsome affair and. also is made up in mink. beaver or Persian lamb.

T00 THIN?

It isn't exactly easy. o! oouru, but it is true that unless there is something organically wrong with her, any painfully thin wo- man can gain a few pounds. A great deal of rest and sleep, a careful planned diet and the right l: nd of exercise are the an- swer.

If you are determined to take on some weight and so attain I. perfectly - proportioned, we rounded figure, first of all make an appointment with your family doctor and have a thorough phy- sical examination. Tell him your plans and get his advice.

You ought to plan to sleep be- tween eight and nine (the nearer nine the better) hours every night. and if possible. rest for twenty minutes or half an hour sometime during the afternoon.

You should do s. few stretching and limberlnga exercises way morning and ko a ion: walk at least twice a week. is way, you'll be sure that the flesh you hope to acquire will be solid.

Now plan to eat oftener — less at s time, naturally, but oftener, five small meals, perhaps, rather than two biz ones.

An hour formerly was one- twelfth of the time between sun- set and sunrise. and one- lfth of the time een sunrise and sunset: hence. it was of differmt lengths in different seasons.

Household Scrapbook?

(By ROBERTA LII) 4»

New Gloves

Oars should be used wltlfia put- ting on new loves for e int

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l. V. Morton's newest travel is well up to expectations this "Ihlvulh nds. of th

Illness Ind pro-O placm. to such fantastic sites as Beahdad.

ally to

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u es of Persia "It

is s. little difficult. perhaps. to un~ " writes Morton.

"how thousands of men and wo- men could lurid leave home sometimss for years. to go on pil- nimaao. or how fared fin-

ancially: but it is onranintion as efficient- and as well known as the tourist onran- ilatlons which now move large numbers of from here to there. existed n those distant times to provide for the needs of the Christian veil "

tra or. AndasMrxMol-wnsat in.the

square facing 5t. Peter's. his pii- ‘

wrimaxe nearina completion in Ho Week, he watched the comings and gcinsrs. into the great basilica. of mms. small girls. Poles. and count- len others of countless national- ities. And up his loumey- inqfs in his incommrable way. he wr tes-

"ll sat the-re watching them. thlnkinl that they are the l 0st continuous procession in the ls- tory of mankind: thev are the and of a procession that I en- countered in deserts and mountains

theeastbasideoldriversofthe id. and in cities now

I the neat proces- Dllsrrims which the world

of Res a. new ing silent and 6nd dea- the n stars. once echoed their Dmvers: the an-

ea armis once wave them precious water in ifttle oval links‘ the God-trodden mo of Sinai has known them: and in the awful hstibeel of the Ekyillizlan dweft tbevhwve lmeltsidebysidewi the saints And I thouaht that could one awaken from his long sleep a primitive Christian of Aln- tioch. Jerusalem. or Alexandria, this procession up the steps of st. Peter's would probably be to him the one entirely comrrreherlsible odern Rome."

space it is difficult

IIWIUI Providing eotinuz Links and basis for pro- vocative "'7 ‘ tion to the vividly described scene or story. His beautifully written book offers a diversity of interests and s. wealth of in ormstion presented in a most plea-sins. skillful and artistic man-

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M mam’ of the book

Mr. orton visited sites. and includes in his ohamn legends of the

mam in: lllkht 1M0 11mm. an incident in the life of the Christ Child which

Malinda truvelllnk or plains in starlight beneath the

inflow of the Pynmi . "The V0108: of ab- Cash-find" Mr. Bartel! Prentice writes or m”:

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ms COOK'S CORNER

Two-Toned Pie Crust

16 Irshlm wafers l-I cup granulated sugar 1-2 cup. melted butter

n tll : Roll the wafers vs fine, than mix with the sugar an cinnamon. Add the melted butter and work tn a sate. Reserve about 1-2 cu of and press the remainder f ly into a buttered the crumbs ‘well

time. Don't pu them on in s hurry.) Menifyoudoluoeeed I _ them on without spli nl, they will never fit as well as when is used, atretchinktbe kid to conform with 0- lines o hands.

' Monti,‘ Cakes Be sum to lime your osku free from loose crumbs when fretting them. In smoothing the icing, use s. spatula which should be fn- quently dip into warm mm. . A discarded "was x b roves very e so ve or - E13 hair and dirt from the imam f t Iwfliilr - and the

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Modern ‘Etiquette

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n vsni 2 Cut th hocolate fin antiroookin the milk ‘hntil it is di 2 solved. Beat with an beater if necessary make i perfectly

u: slid the sunl- and col-n- stuch add this Id i. the hotmmilk. Oook ogr l5 minutes

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Dorothy Doc's IA_etter>1B0x

incl-e ls Danger‘ in Marrying t" ‘frerpetual Boy” Unless You Have aStro gMother Complex and Are Willing to Forever Put up With a Childish Attitude

De never Egg anywhere in liic. Just drifted. I am not too raving ugly. “Most paople m.