"Realm -

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wsliotgrdon M. Avani, h“ "gum.

an active part in the work

by her domesti: fifwtrlends who are partridge

ement is unoed papers of the Hon. r William James do lviigle Buehan, ' second son of the Governor eral of Canada and Lil Tweeda- muir. to Nesta Irene, er of Heat-Colonel C. . late Royal Artillery. and Mrs. Cro- sier, Culhsiin Home Farm, Ailing-

I I I F W the elimination of mxthe White House season has been issued with f tno : "

0o te dinners. including the er. have been omitted from official entertainments for the season of 1939-40."

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Hogan and Miss e were joint host- Mrs. Hogan's attractive een Street on Monday en they entertained at a linen shower for y exquisite gifts were d after happy congratu- dk and a late supper

leaves the rest,

Y ornaments worn

The Lieutenant B. W. L-ePage and Mrs. p their official real- dence at Government, House where numerous visitors have called to eifer their congratulations.

I I I I Mayor EA. Foster, Mrs. Ram Dr. and Mrs. Heath McIntyre left last Saturday on a. holiday motor trip to the New York World's Fair.

I I I I Miss Edith Shaw who has been snding her holidays with her parents Dr. HJ-l. Shaw, Superin- tendent of Education Shaw. leaves this morning on re-

spend the week-end with her sister Mrs. Ken Franklin and Mr. Prank-

Mrs. Arthur Violet Birthwistl

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I I I I 1H8. A.R. 18B, 155 ELISQO There Street, entertained for Mun mo‘: bathtubs Walker at a miscellaneous shower Wm“ @9511“ brlde-to-be 15159 made

13:5. blllt “bathtubs were re axa on— or re- pairln ti r1. insly popular. 8 ie amsile after a hrsd w” m, additional as than for refin-

Miss Ami-a line's has arrived cm a v

s5 Fitzrowstreet. I I Mrs. J.A. Lawso

isit to her list-r,’

e the brush and! plleasant amel- ap are l th 11- -———- r they Qnly .3315. m?“ “$1 .133; SILVER JEWELRY rnoivi o e -—-—-— t u “nutter your bath with INDIA a new woman og°§off one ma u A new collection jewelgeyin asasieznblelci riqn Ig-dli pod ,.now gownnewor,ea- auwrms elaborate flexible ____ an I M . notably in a large - es o e s v r Book shelves am b‘, ma“ t” “n” i Three glflld-WOXEOG braggllets u; ;ar oula d ffec su ge ng me h9g1”... 11913: “$2,111,332.25 :3?’ | often tflfriimced with seigies of dangl- DOSSlbylP the bookshelves should ex’: '1“ CHM“ ending m be“ or amine: tend “@055 an Pnme wan when small ornaments, giving a. ting 111,, 8.1;”laadlgfflbégrgtnaile ggdbgfittg? I mesh chains form many of the the "other end for balgnce, One row gfggacfilgwwfg ‘u; qggrfchwgifr: books above the radiator will ' ndants are another fantasy, suggested to be used to hold the draperies of Hindu tur- bans for formal svear.

Regretful farewells were said to Mr. Andrew Likely o! saint John. a popular member of the Bank of

' Nova. Scotia staff in this city, who left last week for Victoria. 8.0.. bee transf ed in

the service of the bank.

Mr. and Mrs. Colin lVfoLure left yesterday to celebrate their weddrng in Sunnybrae, NB.

Mrs. an '1<€n<i'iui' has been “may '3”? spending a few days pleasantly

bl Arrihcrst, NB.

Mrs. an. Jirnil-soh has from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Harry Yeates of Montreal.

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Mr. and Mrs. R. H, Pethick of New Glasgow. N.S.. who have been holidaying here with Dr. and Mrs. W.H. Pethick. have returned home. The visitors motored to the west- vrn part of the Island to visit old fr end. i

accomipan Dr. Pethiclcs mother who return to the city Thursday night.

I I i I Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Baker d little daughter Charlotte Eliza- ent a few days in Frederic- .B.. with Mrs. Bake Mr. H. E. Harrison, before pro- ceeding to Cariso, N5. where Mr. Baker has been promoted to man- ager of the Bank of Montreal.

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Queen Elizabeth has order military names to go wi

Among the_ new ones are Airway Blue, Bluejacket Navy ling n

e e n left yesterday to to visit her son Sandy CAI‘. who is recupera ing their treatment to his foot. lit of an accident over a

aaeaggeaaaarn-g n 9 .P""._t'~_'.'-I43-fl- I?-

KUrul-liv silaavllvu

Miss Zil ha Sharp of Summer- RADIATOR “u” rather

de, enter ained her

V“? Pxmantl? ceai unsightly radiators.

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Murrayof vermore Falls, Maine. spent the ,we.“k-e1d with Mrs. Jiurrsrws par-

R.W. Kendall L,

Miss Mary Williams ‘has return- ed home from Sydne

father, Major Charles M, W111; n15 0f ége P.E.I. Highlanders l).

conceal it further.

ve/twtioil 0ft‘ll9fll'.d_ Unlessitthe hgat gllileljvllilrnoig illflgléatfiztgrssglfaagltlt It? Rigid bracelets hinged heat the room adequately. shelves should not be installed.

AMMONIA BRIGHTENS

While a lltf-le ammonia in the water 1n which china and glass- washed will leave it hostess bright and shining, it should never 9nd“- evemm go,- me opening be us.d for dishe. decorated with mom to be “Md m this way“ The fist rigid, wide-in-front

The t.ea hostessa at the Golf nks this afternoon will be Mrs. B. Conrad, Mrs. J.P. Lantz, Mrs. FM. Nash. Mrs. C. A. Beer, Mrs.

I I I I Mrs. Arthur Allan was

the Summerside East

grgdge gmb o; wmch she m a tually destroy metal encrustations member.

and will. more than likely, dull whim‘ Twelve‘! them.

Mrs. (Din) Benjamin Tanton of gave a. very delightful 3e Olrllda Wednesday for

OI-eary ed h“ dinner brid "ken °11 Summersid

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We mav wonder, perhaps. if fading deficiency; ever causexsnélrres- 11191011 "wdiflmtmm

d ‘ n n n. ren r5». .31??? Test usagbotg the coun- “W”? 15 trv where the natural iodine sun- plies for ages have been notorious- We refer to Switcer-

Mrs, HM. Simpson is the week-end in Sydney husband, Capt. Simpson of the P. E. I. Highlanders (Bfack Watch).

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Asked by a Calgary hostem what 1' MUJPPX‘. 8- Party English school girls are y the Calgary Herald i2) have said they would prefer some

astonished hosts

other bright colors are

D0 rB-St the dark colors of uniforms. Blank dresses are trimmed with seq or shining jet embroidery and col- orful ornaments. bustles are definitely out, dinner dresses have long sleeves

u"? 17011341 like f0 Not so very long ago, in some

of the set-ins Ctntons. over 80 per

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Enquiries by the s5 uncovered one example of what North America and Roosevelt have

Engla. “hot dog" supper at during the Royal visit was faith- fully reported on the other side oi reports included the detail that Queen Elizabeth's appetite could handle on.y half s " ' So an ‘enterprising cater- om

duced a half-size bark name of "Queen's Pu

U I I I TRICKS WITH TOAST

lower. Women these days have more FQFFFF M’ "- walking to do and stilt heels are bard on the feet.

Count Your Calories and Have Trim Figure

I I I I

Mrs. I‘. Cvld-e Auld was among thcs: assisting at the tea Thurs- iiay given in Toronto by the Wo- men's Canadian Club in honor of Dr. Oliver Gogarf-y. Mrs. Nelson Milner. Saclrville.

haabeentheguestofMr. and

one teaspoon finely shoppe y oransl! Mel and one- half cup sugar. Spread on hot toast and brown in oven or under

Serve at once with hot Be: Melt ch late

over hot if “fir, add hot water.

spread bu and lop with chopped Brazil nuts.

M

She's just caten an avocado salad steeped an F§GFCH dfessingAfotlloviffid [ by a c ocoae ec air. err c u, 1mm L; total of vso calories right there! "5" r i” ‘m a“ Miss Slender knows better. She chooses an orange salad and ginger- bread, only 180 catllcriest.‘ ariad keigps a e r es ad been ‘m em m her figure, even oug To lose weight easily. wear smart ‘mum, a new form-revealing styles. all you

‘omer who was ob- - g I nun leaning do is consider what you eat, coun , one of the dis- putants approached him, and said:

ptain oi your ship

n "Because I'm the capte

T00 LIMITED

of peculiarly dusky V" ATTRACTIVE PLACE MATS w s; up the table withattractive

odils worked in their natural eolcr with green leaves on white

ii . cludegfltrggsfer for the ,-with com lete instructions

udge said tn t e

cu solemnly swear to , the whole truth. and nothing but the truth. so help you God?"

menus for gaining weight. too.

Send 20c in coins for your co y v! The New War To A Youth v1 ed. Afterwards, use when cool. 5118161511 H011"! The purpose of the bees-wax is to fill up the grain and form a hard surface. and this ingredient may be omitted or reduced in quantity if it is felt that the fur- niture has been well waxed al-

“Sam. what have you to say for

"Well, ledge. with all dem limi- tations you has jest 911$ 011 1M. I “believe I has anything at

Figure to The service. Be sure to write plainly

Name. Addresa, and the Name booklet.

GLA8WEGIANS CURTAILED

' I Qnarlotteinwn Guardian Needlework Delvlfmem 61m”? (c?) __

,‘ . f l ri t Gl b- r-"e l" * "‘ 112%.‘; '=.::..i:;rt' applies to hotels and restaurants.

t 10.90 a. 1a.. and on at.

Street Addfell

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- Social a The

Housewife And Her

Activities

'4 i‘ "m! [evidence of fl-Ild tide, “no _ 5 God isufiuidq ma! “gut-he ' fluid!“ 101115811 GDOOOIIKCI H10 h‘: "bash situation naa new been completely

r-s

c", mud m” . eign matter.

served over hotuulfgiledamlalqnorn A M" “M1118 11°11

(3. the so oom ‘"‘¥t~"‘§il="lh'~=$ Wnfitiuifvfiffn‘? .1. ... ‘Lgfijj " “up nee” suede felt carrying cas

a control unit

A gulppowfq even fl of heat ad ble to th mug“ Toms!‘ fabric gn- presseiju‘ e

m, 5f“ h m“ wam-l-u-wsnr. carter-yr may Qfif, m. lufmf,’ ssvn YOU MONEY

Wall-to-wall carpet is increas-

lay ‘f be nlaterially l d b silt; i°‘l.‘§..‘tl'll: um n n»; l’ I'll with

“e or eafiiwge toilett::- I Hum’ “"5 m idem comes from a species

plank-not edible.

strand wcrkln

alternate as decrease the con-

around the

Ammonia may ac-

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favorite snags e

m D4

children attending

school had goitre. which is the’ Furniture

Whether new or old. modem 01' period, and whether costly to buy or inexpensive, your furniture will not only last longer but will prove enormously in appearance 11 ou see that it gets a regular pol- ing at least once a week. Of course. a lot depends upon the kind of finish. The best pieces nowadays are made of handsome- ly figured timbers been neither stained, umed, nor French polished. stead. the wood is left in its nat- ural state and finished with a very light, sparing application of wax polish.

This has the effect of the grain, keeping out dirt and grime, and to some extent of pro- tecting the wood agzfn

tacks of pests.

to either an ar

investment,

For a satisfying meal, have a 9mg m“; me lamb chop (100 calories). a baked grmgoug ma“ gym good design o;- tomato (33 calories). i cup spinach (44 calories) and a bunch of about 25 Malaga grapes (100 calories). Only 277 in alli

Name 198d?»

and mix

nwiw Iflleeedoilalioilldnotbe used

Dorothy Dix’ Letter Box

When Individual Habits Grate on Each 0th-er’s Nerves it is Well for Boy and Girl ' to Break Their Engagement Immed- iately for Only Suffering Can Come if They Marry

I lie tude segues? * n. cause he found out that was

all the

now T0 an ulvoasvm "- Kenya Colcnbyy. N‘) un°l°um "n 5° ta ls o1

nt of 2i. and I am going with a

broke up with me ias

. He believes that smoking

rromaatrlNowrlike thh impoaaib

fit itiwwwnot Mk“ m “drlnkab tn nag“ 1' n r , e _ He 1118111014 me ever‘; tiin and mew bv glniefxlflilqlkw eye." W 6 Bl- I smokes? t one or him to take? u l!

cm “e 1 than the underfloor. animal fur. These laid over wood 31nd Equivalent of $511K‘ $312k“ 1°“ u“

5411c;- OVER QALMON Laid over concrete floors

you and the lad love your than you do each other. wise in bre

f! Certainly two people whose others nerves would live sorappi-ly

ever after if they married.

Imagi the li e1 im uld ne v t e yo wo you would be in forya leotureuon the Consider how you would fight yo

have if whenever you lit a cigarette king. especially a; ap- uxrdway tto the ‘divorce a cas a rov ng eye ed. and you will save yourself a ate more in accord

court if you grew trouble if each of you picks out a m

_._.___.. Don't delude yourself into the foolish belief that you can reform the er into your heart's desire. It are old enough to marry they are ou of trying to alter them i; mak- quicker wav to kill a ' him or her.

ou merry and change

By the time people

and all that you get disliked

s or a husband's love than by trying ty Billet no month we an,

ees thanking God for get ad of our virtues

Of course. it may p many of her pleas al altar, excepé that that bring that gives you a yar and decide whether he is worth 1t, you think a boy is a boy. but a good y it is the kettle callin

1s right or not Ln sayin wife. but I am sure that

tand. All think at our mates should be

they perceive our '

borne with fortitude. be 5am may; 1n we urea and indulgenc others on the sac- of personal indep-

re vour affection for

sound as they are worn like Mr‘ Kmlmgbs “em

s the not black when your ohiland I don't know whether he l! Kiri lea desirable as a

box calm tlire more beautiful tilan a bcxwg;

[W119i- NN‘ W111 11W artist find I

Pal tte f divgrse it 1133311113.’ ‘lnbfintflfirfi they are nature's gift to the gar. dener. whose sense of artistry 3r Snuggle-gated 35K Picture with them. u Simple to look at aria to work with. the furnish unending ar- rangemen of brilliant color be. 8111111118 in tihe earliest spa- months and continuing thrc id: is tialili time in most

flowers In so sat in work with as the tulip. lta ‘ is dependable. and one can almost bet on the height it will attain. The colors have none of the ca ious. hell 0! . grid an lllwh according to the catalog de- scr tion. If planted at the same dell 11 and in_ soil of the sssns na- ture. they will all blossom togeth- er. almost cn the same day,

eir gay colors, which contrast so strikingly with the bleakness of winter. come in a rs which is

wh sta '. new

D00!‘ bet as a, husband. Often Unnecessary to Drag Out the Past Dix-Should a girl tell

trying to deci e this matter. ekhe looked at me w trusti

flirting makes a. man a I I I I 8 I

signed to stand out in frill effects the man she i5 g wrist bi

suggesting tiara or sunburst out- lines

Pairs of bracelets, which snap to- gether to form a curving semi- n flexHe col'ar are another feature ,1,‘ of this silver group. Necklaces on flexible collar chains with dangling wheel omament: are cited

and no“? could 1?

I m m, think.“ as it will mine, but’

- a h . l g out unless 1 ten M 1m Tm“ 1

‘That is s. question th t nfilfflldomgfali felatlewrllixertweezli‘ yourself and our

Princess Karam were it in Paris is do so “mes were is

th Plness of the other ___.___.

dou le strands or colored cord, make a series of necklaces. ‘Ballimd

Rudros. using beads made of cerv- filiagree dark brown nuts. sim- ilar to those employed in rosrries in India. alternated with gilt fin- ished large beads.

ing but furnish the But one thing is cei-

m food for jealo

th ?husbands ls; wh

5 e Shall Poor Boy Tel! Girl He Love; 11¢"

t I am so poor and

ow you feel about 1-1 _ . .t know?!” love nly couldnt expect her

DOROTHY DIX.

Personality In The Home

the chic woman redecor- well as when she whose talk is of the

the most interesting fisures. a modern

buys clothes. she

She wants her house to abh setting for the kind

which she will feel at e therefore look and be mo

If she's a sophisticaie she would no more think of

Also it leaves the natural beauty of the figuring plainly visible. and .

this is often preferred nowadays

do for a motherly household of children

mlkht become a little latga nst a background so forei

very high polish which almost re- You'll Feel Much Better, Too mind‘ W °1 B1855- Optimistic Mrs. Buxoml Thinks

. ally a short uphill climb will overcome 1 m d fi 15h" H’ the fattening effects of her favorite lg 1y waxe n ' and med

Furn tune of this kind is gener-

said to have a doing a conven- not necessarily comfortable but unim. though the timber should be very good. But it, nceds to be taken care of. and there is every reason why

er of color is something

quite sallow. why co or even a chair in

which intensifies Onifyouarearedhsad

n't 1st anyone per- to use pink anywhere

is means or course, that 1.1m s use; 3mg Judgment in answering tion she asks herself be 4901111112 on a col- The question is: Is

m silty and the kind of ll

every room than 3 a pretty-pretty oo smart dress. She's lilr in for striking c0101- e11 furniture that would in the home of the wo- man scrum the street but which ght for her sophisticated guest notices any par-

is. of course. is the effect YW. not your furniture gondbnnot your clothes, are supposed

For example if you polish the furniture regularly over a period of years. using the minimum of polish and the maximum of elbow- grease overt-y) time. the pieces will

vely richness of tone which connoisseurs call patina.

True patina can only be acquired by patient polishing. and its pres- fumiture far more

andsome fl ring.

This pecu ai- richness is one of the most desirable qualities in an antique; and for this reason, regu-

You'll feel well and look better larllnrclismng helpg to ma)“ yquf when you eat more fruits and fu t vegetables, fior they are rich in min- ns.

Our 32-page booklet. gives calory chart. 2 weeks‘ reducing menus, a their worth. 3-day liquid diet to start reducing program. Tells how to make de- liclous low-cslcry desserts. Gives obtained by mixing parts of turpentine, linseed oil. and melted bees-wax. These ents should be poured into an old saucepan, warmed over a low gas, and stirred until thoroughly mix-

is timber has a coarse and the linseed oil soaking sea dust and dirt to stick to e oil also tends to turn the or natural oak yellow.

good polish for natural oak

teaspoon is

ntine, 2 teaspocnfuls of strained on Juice. and 25 drops monia. The mixture should be well shaken before use. and the ammo- nia will gradually warm tone of old o

The best method of polishing is as follows: Take a piece of flannel folded info a pad or cushion and moistened sparingly with drops of polish. Over this pad lay ece of clea niinen a0 as not to

pine and others in oak,

hr these simple and in- ve pieces with polish in the ggested it is possible. with a

into really hand sive pieces of furnlt ordinary whliewood which costs only a

8160M!’ by a sparing applica stain and polish. This will irurin-g of the wood. nlike that of the unpanel- pine doors which are fashion- for modern houses-Bastien