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Queen n believes “touching m L During a. visit to Lilo hind Ll\ Queen lililA-

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cut all‘ ' Oil nu."

We haven't table and said ' then,

her our chatting up in the club ‘lmv lilihliuCll. Canadian

(1 Llillwlb. nurses. Vyrenf iuiddvduis.

w. and Mrs. F. E. Colvrlll Spent the weak-end anion: Z118 apple blos- 50ml Lu AXUXLALA1J3 yaicy.

Mrs. Moll-cod. u-iic o; the late Rev. Dr. M. A. MiLt oi New York. so kindly remain‘ z _ has arrived in Eldon for the sun r

1W1. D. J. I1ilcy' entertained de-

lightfully at zhe as hour on ‘Pucsdayy

honoring Alias. ‘can Marshall, Mrs. Finlni: of 11o and Mrs. Mn Sounds.

Alan SLQKYZIIL‘ Off.)

Mr and Mrs. R. R. Bell spent the week-end in Saint John and

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Amherst. While in Amherst they, wizh Lieuz. u e Luuchlail of Deimert. were iru of Mr. and. Mrs. J. E.Wry. . _ _ _

Mrs. Ira Yea and Mrs. Pomeroy’ retu ~cd from a plea ti» Montreal. 'l‘or.0nt.o

Mrs. Prank BPallCl who has been Visiting her dill l

ha: retuxned ironic.‘ t .

I Mira. finest Beer, whose indilposfll-i 01cm in the P. E. I. Hospital was so;

Imwh mgmtted by her fxiendl. ll

low wnvalescing nicely. . . .

Miro. Dora lllathlesm Campbell

and children are being welcomed

a from Montrfrul, lvn-s. Campbell

aving been transferred to me TYll-St. Company ‘in this city.

chi tfffPrfn lhret Tinted nzsa o c: e

ool pleasantly surprised

garet Waller yesterday after- noon when they gave her n kitchen lhgwgr and group gift of u. hand- oomo Muhoczmy (Toffee Table, as an oxplression of their good wishes. dainty afternoon ten was served in one of the classrooms artistically decorated for the occasion and nawpiest conumtulrltions extended to Miss Waller ‘ w is highly esteemed my her fellou cuclicrs and who ls to be m early sunlmor bride.

lfll-Yh H1 cfwindsonont. ' ved '€[,‘hi11r'~.rl(i'i‘\'°on a holiday visit

her parents Mr. and Mrs._G. E-.._ chi-m’ ‘ —-~'— ~~' ‘"

x1e and Princess

wcl‘ Aldu-

.L.\\l llLl LKS‘ A .ml..\ll, (iilllfifl-

ll Monrovia

' Street. in i

“m” °‘ “ml Millan, Mrs. L. Bl MacMillan. IvLlss

L kiwneni Margaret MacMillan. Mrs. H. F. Mc-

The Queen‘ | last week to vlslt Mr. Aitkexfs hone; here. Miss Llnfe Altken accompanied; her brother to Sackville. N. B. for

A. A.

Thursday night holuhiy spent in anrhlnndon, Ont. .

0i

fHender-son. Mn. Howie motored u

far as Quebec with he: husband Dr. .Howle who was attending a public health conventtllon in Quebec from

June 9th to 11

Mrs. McNaughton and her daugh- Frlday momlmz on in Anprlor. out, after spending a very enjoy- rible holiday with their relatives and

ter Edith left return to their home

friends.

Mrs. Atwood. accompanied by her

d Donald arrived

:0

hbklld the summer here a; he: hus- u

two sov< Allan an home from Ottawa. Thursday

band is now on military y. I I I I

In reference to a report that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor plat:

‘w m tn Alberta in August to

I tho Duke's ranch. it was stated at Government House. Nasau. Satur- ‘dav that although

definite plans vet. a visit to t

i petty ls under consideration. I I I I

time. o o a a

delightful holiday here this week re- newing many old friendships the guest of Mrs. James Kelly. Rochford She is leaving for Toronto this morning.‘ _ _ _

The tea hostesses at Golf this afternoon will be Mrs. W. J. P. Mac-

Phee. Miss Olive Johnstone. I I I I Rev. Edwin and Mrs. Altken of Edmundston. N. B., motored over

the week-end. I I I I

Mrs. J. H. McQuald was hostess at a. post nuptial tea at her home afternoon. lwnwlflll

McQuald-Mcmllan wedding and ‘other ‘friends.

The opening tea of the season is being given this afternoon at the Charlottetown Tennis Courts when the hostesses will be Miss Eleanor Bourke, Miss Billie Bourke. Miss

Nancy Simpson. I I I

Miss Milan Stewart of Ottawa is visiting her sister. Mrs. George G. W. Goodwin. of Montreal. at the latters Sllmffléf.h(lllle'at Magog.

lVirs. R. L. Shaw and Miss Evelyn McKenzie were hostesses last even- ing at the home of Mrs. Shaw at a

three table bridge and shower for

Mrs. J. C. Wilson. the former Miss Valery Ar-net}. §umm§rside.

On Monday afternoon Mrs. H. Holman J11. Summerslde. entertain- ed at afternoon tea for her frlerds. Mrs. J. C. Simpson presided over the tea cups.

I I I I

Nlirs. Harold Schurman of Sum- merslde entertained at the tea hour on Thursday. Mrs. Alex Hcrne Edwin Fstey. Mrs. C. H. Johnstone‘ Miss. Betty Sinclair.

Regretful farewells were said this week to Mrs. L. T. Inwther and fan-lily who are leaving to 10in Lieut. Colonel Lowther in Kingston. Ont. for an indefinite period. Colonel Lowther was cordially welcflmed home from England over the week- end on his all too short, visit.

Mia M _ Houlc and hear friend Miss Harriet Gibbs arrived from Providence. R. 1.. Wednesday even- ing to spend the holidays at their summer home b Kent Street. Miss

do Houle amved home u. few weeks previously.- .

Nltrs. Dr. J. A. McPhee has return- ed to her home in Summerslde from Montreal where she attended the Graduation Exercises of the Royal Victoria Hospital. her dbllkhfer. M15! Helen MscPhee belnR 0110 0f the graduates. Miss MaoPhee finished her fxalnfn: in January and has

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' DESIGN y» or "'2", ir-‘fiil u l l . '-

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and (infinitely amusing u: m» euy-to-make ' Exzcllcn‘. for bazaar: and showers and minor-n No. 922 contains list of materials needed, illus- = n and ccmplete instructions for crocheting the rooster

lvrlfc m- send above picture with l5 cent: in coin u Hurcau, Charlottetown Gumdfr

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NAME___ ________._—__—_———-_;;a-

there are no he pro-

Mrs. Norman McLeod Patterson of Ottawa. has returned from Sum- merslde where she spent a short

Mrs. Duncan Marshall. wife of Senator Duncan Marshall. spent a,

TY 0044 o-o-oooowoo cocoon-cocoa wwwovo-oooooow “A c

“Princess Pat’ ’—Inspe‘cts Canadians

T.

Victoria.

Lllffl. o o o o

in terday. . . . .

Vanity as a farewell gift.

RUN ON WOOD 6A5 Sweden has nearly 50.000 vehicles running on gas charcoal. (3.~\NADA'S GOLD Gold" production Canada in tvas s12 609.076 as ccmparerl with

$3l.945.221 in the corresponding months of 1939.

since that tlmewlgld arespohsi-ble: TTtartan ls ‘be position on the staff of the Royal and ubiquitous in London. It

annular tarlans

from wood or;

Janurrv and February of this year

.2»...

Lid)’ Patricia Ramsay. "Princess Pat" to thousands of Canadians. 7371"" a guard of honor of a Western Canadian infantry rcrlmcnf. The occasion was the opening of‘ an army rcoxcatfon hut In England.

shoe laces. and is

spccialistls articles.

ill

different

short supply.

orfss. Many of them are making a

point of buying alihough the commanding of Highland regiments ' now. as well as in

tlcnal wa lking out

f dress of the regiment‘)

rm: cmuzrrrrrrrrown JUARDIAN

coming vex; "5237? She is being welcomedi be seen as the material for femlning any w” that Y°u ca“ gel “mm m“ m" °f m°ney home by her many friends, having dresses. hats. and scarves. and even accompanied her mother on her re- evidently chosen more for its bright colouring rather than for anv connotation of- Mrs. James Harris invited friends clwmffaiuan materials are now to be for the ten hour at her home yes-l had in London shops which are not Years- scomsh we“ or cnce a mcnth and always seemed to drop out of my life and I have not. heard from him in months. I have written him again and again. and have got no reply. chm; idea why he has stopped corresponding with me without an explanation. lowther on Thursday evening and tzirtans. and they are finding it dlf-l I 5991 Very badly flbfillt it» bllt 110ml kTIQW Whit 15 the next Ste for m9 w presented her with a very pretty filillltfifllt meet all! thce dcagjafiids f r s5 M sceci c amrms. 1e amp c .Cam- , t-ron. MacDonald and a few other‘ out kettmg any replyfoxthgogglsteSlghérgfieyoiigrclznggtioisseig: ‘flick grhat would

in as pain-

The Scottish shops. of‘. Grade 9 of Prince Street School course, have salesmen who are quite had a JCllV party for Miss Jeannie authorities on the

are in somewhat! fespflfldefllff’. ‘Ihere ls no limit to‘ the demand for kilts by officers and splilulflils‘ of Sccttlsh ltctlelted fi-‘cigilnlilcants. 1 w o are now uerml cl c ca y to romance s over. . wear Highland dress us walking o. t courage to come out flat and tell women where they. stand, nobody knows. Maybe 1t is because they hate to adm _ them personally! they handed them was nothing but conversation and dint mean a thing. ' officers] Maybe it is because they still have a tenderness for their eX-ioves that 1n England.‘ makes them dislike to hurt them. Scotland, are} doing all they can to see that P11‘ they jusf pas info the silence. inilks are provided with the tradi-

ceremonial the h

For Saturday, June 14th

MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Axles) _Generous and inviting for week- end activities. yam‘ favorivz sport or outdoor interest; (o: competitive games such as sailing, lflcinfl, ten- nis and- the like.

APRJI. 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus)- You should find that you're tops 1n social. entertaining and charitable qualities this "persona? day. In. is not no auspicious n. period for money-making but necessary work should not be neglected. Spiritual values count primarily.

lomc ulna m1 and pleuant restful lvenlou. mvorubl: period for Misfness 1nd euiploy-

mnnt

JUNE 92 to JULY ll (ollibflf)— Bmeflcent vibration; (nr your plans and program. ‘Havel, oompetftlvo unusemenns and sports, vacation mtlvltles, domestic and social af- fair: as well u necessary duties

We haven't listed today on your 1 because we want you to take : middle cows: and ovoid extremes in everything. No need to plunge headlong into difficulties when calm reasoning can keep you on the right track. Be diplomatic with the opposite sex.

AUGUST 23 to SEPIEBIBIR l3 (Virgo) -» Fewer xcslrlctiom per- haps for you born after September 6 than for other vlrgoans today but it is a period for all for self- vestraint, patience. qumtmg relaxa- tion and care of health.

24 to OCTOBER 3i (Libra) — Conservative ideal and ctiokmg lo the familiar or ln- dulging pleasant diversions are best bets. Of course. essentzal new mat-

ters must not be neglected. Act. calmly. wisely.

OCTOBER 2d to NOVEMBER I (Scorpio) — You can be most help- ful taklng charge of scclal. dran- table and patriotic affairs or ct

least lending your valuable sugges-

tions to their furtherance.

dren’: interests, home and family

interests should brin/g lsepplness. 23

N 22 (Sagittarius) — Friendly vibra- tions hsver over you folks but you'll need to be on guard NOT lo dare the reoklesslf you are to attain but results from the beneffc rays that exist.

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY ll ; (Oapricsrn) - Not so propitious, for financial returns tlons. But all right for plans M‘ them and for building foundations fcr sturdy enterprises, Sports, out- dom- ac‘lvii‘es tom.

Chil-

0!’ Y-YEIISOC- ‘

JANUARY 22 to

FEBRUARY 2o _|

Your Individual H O R OS C O P E

i-——-By Frances Drake

nsomd ., JULY 24 to AUGUST fl (Loo)-

(Aquarlus) _ If your schedule and duties will permit, take

little easy today, Even important

and difficult undertakings or work

will run smoother and more ef- ficiently if you tackle them confi-

dently without worry.

Robin Hood Flour. It’:

you'll have fun doing it.

_W‘omen_ everywhere like to work Wllh Robin Hood Flour and you'll like l: zoo. You'll like its elasticity nod the way n take: upyncxnist iggreaiienw

ll , IVE y W Ell IVOIII l: lend: no everything you bnke 1nd tho confidence lcgive: you for baking suc- cess every time. Nears time you buy

You'll like the

flour, get Robin Hoo

Recipau-l. Boll finely chopped rind: of two onngc: with l cup augu and 1% cups wner to syrulp. 2. Siftto ether 3 cup: Robin Hood flour, K too-

teupoons nkiog powder. 5. Stir loco flour mim- tum 1 cup sweet milk in which l erg!

_ coo e

:poon nlt, 5 leve

Robin

tlhlngs a

Hmvtnsiezse. uuscuakmss

BLIGHT tho whole fnmlly with this nsty Orange Brand perfeccly aked with

nnd inexpensive to make, md wl pure, cCOflDIlll nl Robin Hood Flour,

lfiiii"él.'°il'-’l’i’>"~i=i"é'f;.‘io'i'fi minutes. b, M M :47»- ggifiwbglnke: inking, or bu much a coma a Robin Hood uulml" W oycrywh udcofgn: Robin Hood Flow lgextdclmc you buy flouz, go: Robin

0o Sincerely,

nonmnoopnloununuum-rmu,“

Hood Flour {/1001 Qf/r; 1/1047 QUAPu/

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_ [Dorothy Dix Says-i

wonkmc DAUGHTERS HAVE

RIGHT T0 CONTROL SALARIES Tlhey Should Be As Generous With Their

Parents As Circumstances Demand, But

Not Give Up

Dear life I have

clarelgf me s ou

My futility to my

feel t at I.

were brou

that ren

daughters. Many mothers require yelopes unopened. and they take all give to of using it.

Of cmuse. Mien c family ls poor and what a. girl earns i: neoe for the upkeep of the home. it ls her duty as well as her prlvlle And to their everlasting credit be it said most

all she can. gladly and cheerfully.

In a case like yours. where there is on father is amply able to support the home, daughter should pay board or not depends, it

Dorothy Dlxs-I um a young girl and a. college graduate. lived at home. even during and still live with my Dfilllifl- H!" Tm"

now ‘g m and the fact Ht my

part of my e

r has a good position all the expenses of the home. child at home, should have the liberty to live ere ct no myself.

of suppo lng them.

greedy fathers and mo work in factories and mines ln_ order that they To a certain extent this idea still prevullsamong parents as regards their their girls to bring home their pay en- ttance that they

the laborers who have earned it, but who o no have the liberty . G1“

All They Earn

t ll . I am my ylfi-“ofiufileig”. posltlor y own money. rents have always

up until

the onl

ANSWER-No domestic problem is mom controversial than what right parents have to their children's earnings. Many parents coin-

side!" that. their children are mere chattels who

t into the world for the sole purpose In eed it was

the money exce t a.

upon the attitude of her parents toward her.

If they begrudge her her living, r

demand that. she pay for her boa

have to my at a girls’ club

Considering how little a girl earns when she gets her first job, it seems that parents must. be overly thrifty not to be willing to give their But, perhaps, they feel that it will do her good to have to deny herself some of the prettles tlhat girls

only daughter a bit of a llft at the

and keep.

start.

crave so much when they are young. in order to pay her board. But I think your mother is making a mistake and that she is cuttln

i herself out of a. lct of pleasure in being so hard on ou. an by spending lt on i a. young girl.

Duff Fall to Take Hint

take. Shall‘ I go to see him?

And.

Dear Dorothy Dix-I have been cones l-le lives in another city and has taking me out to lunch.

I don't know o

n coming

Please advise me. . ANSWER-Well. if you have written to n man again and a air‘: witn- e co:-

be the worst possible move you could make.

Evidently the man has lcst his taste for you and ls t-ryln less a way as he knows how to apprise you of the fact tha

Flpkhed. Done.

your little Why men in such situations lack the

it that

But, anyway. they can't force themselves to face the music and so

answering her letters. int and lets them go in pace.

They quit going to see a girl. And, 1f the girl has a grain of gumptlon. she takes, That saves her face and keeps her,

from belne pitled by her dearest friends

No use in asking what you have

WOlflflTl.

FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH l0 (Pisces) - Aquarius‘ prescription gulls you, friend. Favorable time fcr matters c-f a lighter vein. soc- ials, entertainment, music. literary effouts. outdoor exercises, health measures, developing hobbies or talents. Unesrsentlal work may over- tax you for real work Monday.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY: ls one of‘ ih0<e entertaining, mis- chievous. energetic, at times pro- voking individuals. Wd respond

ulckly tn a little praise and t mugh touching its sympathetic. generous nature. can be successful in advertising. stage. sJ-een. radio work: as an executive. or in pro-

n n. .M shut. p712’?

l: thoroughly benen. Add Iyrup mixture and 3 ublr

"I think my-

to do, could not hel bu: be

OIIIIII

mmcnthulb-

ROM! BAKING IIIVICI

q with him, on their first date!

done; It isn't you It is some DOROTHY

other DIX.

Perennials which succeed in shady places include hardy asters bleed- ing heart, columblne. fcrget-me-nnt lily of the valley, thahctnim. pan- sles. moss pinks, trilllum, violets, mertcnsfa.

Man of Crude Manners Win: Few Second Date:

-_._-_

n. mum n.»- wn in m Th: msrvelou: girl he tried no hard to meet-already she’: ted up

By not mlng when bl: companion return: to their table. h: and: bl: chance: of making dufrablc fricnd: on vacation. Even summer resort informality doesn't excuse his oiry “lake o leaf," when ho lhould be pulling out her chair for her.

He’: the type. too, who'll uk o girl to dance with him by just mo- tloning to her to come to HIM. Of course, tho mm nlwuy: goe: to tho girl. to ask for n dance or to b0 intro- duced.

For a "marvellou: girl” one date with such n Romeo l: enough. She’: used to men who perform courtcnle: for women n: n matter of coum. When one of her beau: invite: her out h: performl. quite properly, th: dutle: of a host. He ask: her when :he'd like to alt at the mov- lea; at reltaui-ant: he order: for her. When they return homo in hi: ca: h: let: her cuggest going in, for : bout doesn't ask hi: guelt to lelvo. Wlih :ucb urnooth but nay-to- learn manner: men nnd girl: win Wllullfiiy. Our ill-page booklet ha: rule: for dinner. dancing. motoring. theatre and party datel. Give: cor- rcct thing for introduction. enter- taining, office. Dlucusse: petting. Send 20c in coins M- m- g of lnlquettc m: Young odnmwd Th: Guardlnn Home service, 3g W" to write plainly your Nome, Address and the Name of booklqz,