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0W1] COUIHTY.

Princess Elizabeth‘, escorted by

two Guards officers, was one of a party of eight which attended a performance of the lay, “The Years between", at yndham’: fl ‘theatre on ‘Phursday. The Prin-

cessarrlved in Imidon from Ban- drlngham, Royal residence in Nor- folk. earlier in t_he'day.

Along the visiton welcomed

s week “Rev. O. Ritchie Bell, ,A. 3.17., nlater of MacVlolr

eniorlal Church, Montreal, who was the guest of Rev. T. H. B. Som-

ers and Mrs. Somers at the Kirk whh

House. o O I

Mrs. Charles Mclensie New-

town, istt this week on a month's visit with relatives in Boston.

Mrs. B. C. inward, Jr., who has

been visiting her father, Mr. B Roy Holman, has returned to her home in Sherllrookef’. Q.

A cordial welcome is being 11v- en Mrs. W. E. Massey and their children who have joined Mr. Mas-

sey reoontly returned from over-

seas. and will take up residence on Upper Prince‘ Street.

Mrs. (Din) I. J. Yeo is unions the hostesses dispen ing hos atality at a series of bri ge part es at her home. _ .

Hon. T. W. L. Prowse and Mrs. Prowss entertained at a dinner part)’ at theiahome‘ last evening.

Miss Stella 1.’. (Bonnie) Hennes- ley, wlios marriage to Mr. Ernest Joseph watt 1s tslcing place next week, ls being feted by her numerous friends. Wednesday eve- ning Miss Allie McLeod, Miss Eil- een Higgins and Miss Anna Storey ‘were joint hostesses at a variety shower in her honor. at Miss Mc- Leod’; home. The your“; bride-to- be received many lovely articles to add to her h_ope' chest

Miss Elinor Williams, da htcr of Major U. M. Williams and . Wil- liams whose marriage is faking place next Wednesday in St. Paul's Anglican Church, to Flight Lleut. W. J. Hurst of Reading,‘ England. h being widely enterta ed

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Many ret rnlng service so and mo may Snduthat civilian a let- down. After rigorous army teal nr-too much rich. fatty food and too little exer-

clogged with tome waste. No wonder so many s-aervice people

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afternoon.

writer and vice-president of the Femlnu prize contest-a French

is in Quebec on a tour of Canada and the United States. She ar- rived from Montreal on Sunday and ls a guest at the Chateau Fron- tenac. The former Princess Pauline de Broglle, Comtesse de Panlze ls the sister of Prince Louis Victor de Broglie, a former Winner n! the Nobel Brlze for physics for his_ discovery of the “flowing charac- tor" of electrons.

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a Happenings‘ of The Week

0n Thursday llyndmsn and Go were hosts at a staff dinner for Miss Williams, the mans er, Mr. . . Iyadlnanaptesenting erwlth an exquisit bouquet of roses u the guests were seated. It was s very delightful dinner party with witty speeches and happy repartee. ‘rhe occaai - wag also marked by the presentation to the uest of honor of a gift of sliver om the rm of Hy drnan and 0a., and eblns from he: co-worlrers among whom she Ls ‘lovingly esteemed.

A miscellaneous shower of love- a ersonal gifts was given Miss

llfiams last evening when she was invited to ot-twther of old sflooi dams, u ylllr Mao Ileod being the hasten. ‘The gifts were accompanied by hosts of good os mingled with regrets that her new home would be so tar away.

Mrs. (On) ‘McCl-llgan was hostess st a smartly arranged bridge party at her home Thursday

U _C O Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Horne of Eummerside spent a few days at the Charlottetown this week meeting old friends‘.

LleuL-Col. W. W. Reid had the honor of receiving an invitation from Mayor King of Stratford, Ont, inviting him to be present at a gublic reception being tendered the

arrival from overseas. Owing to greasure of duties the invitation ad to be rogzettobgy declined.

The continued illness -of Mrs. Roy Oudmore is deeply regretted.

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Tired and hungry, the business man sat down in the restaurant. When the waiter offered him the menu, he waved it awa .

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The baby pulled brotlliei-‘s hair until he elled from the pain of it. The mot er soothed the weeping boy: “Of course, she doesn't know IhOW badly it hurts." Then she left the room.

Srho hurried back presently on hearing frantic soualling from the baby, ‘What in the world is the matter with her?" she questioned

g at all." brother replied contentedly. "Only now slic knows!"

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me back my moneglsand they have no other suits of t tyrpe left. Are they allowed to loeep my money when the suit ls of no use to me A. There are no Board regula- tlons governing exchanges suolh as you mention . . . it ls entirely u to the individual storekeeper Whflfilfl‘ or not he will refund money cr make exchanges, Perhaps they will hive tihese su ts in stock in a very short. while or some other type of

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rothy Dix Says-ff l“ Getting Along With 1w... This Accomplishment Gets Us lfurther

One of the most important things we can learn is iimv to let along with bwble. It o an accomplishment that will time ua 1mm than good looks. or intelligence, or talent, or industry, and that-wlllado more than any other one thing to secure our happiness and prosperity.

Yet, strange to soy, although the dumbest of us realise the profit and pleasure that is to be obtained by being persona guts vdth ouii fellow creatures, than are few o ever give it the serious study that they do to their golf or their bri e games. Parents don't bother to touch

great talent and ability who should have climbed to the top of the ladder, but who never even get as high as the first rung of it Just bo- cause they can't get along with people. They fight with their superiors. They quarrel with their fellow workers. They in. rude and insolait to customers or clients. 'l'hey keep an office in an ivproar and in consequence they lose their Jobs.

And, on the other hand, we know plenty of people of mediocre ability who make great success of their lives just because they have the knack of getting along with people. They rub folks‘ fur the right way instead of getting into their hair. They always say the pleasant word and do the nice thing and leave you cheered and soothed. in- stmd of irritated and mad, and as a result everyone wishes them well and gives them a boost.

And isn't it only too sadly true that our domestic ” ineaa. which is the most important thing in the world to each of us, depends upon our ability to get along with people? When a boy and girl get mar- rled, they may love each other to distraction. ‘Illiey may possess all of the major and minor virtues and have the loftlest ideals, but all of Bhesa will not save them from the divorce court if they bicker and argue over every trifle, and tell each other home truths that they would rather

Practically all parents love their children and make great sacri- fices for them. Yet the conunon ooa-npl-aint of fathers and mothers is that their youngsters show them no affection. give them no confi- denoes and leave home as soon as they pglssiblty ghey can't under-

, b i a n. The dn’ w fifillild thteir ulfoygmaxligasgixiilsé Plhey reffised to realize that: fiitwaioe? “speck m” "m W" ‘ 3"“ d‘ eratlon requires a new technique in handling, and that it takes Just as much diplomacy to keep on friendly terms with Tom and Sue as it does with a foreign nation.

In its higher brackets the art of getting along with people is a gift of the gods. but any of us can acquire it if we will only do unto , others as we would have them do to us, and say to them the things "m" m"! that would fall sweetly on our own ears,

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their children to play together without scratching out esoh otlierfis eyes. Grouches don't feel called upon to ebeei- up and. put on the smile that wont some off. And the brute; and the bullies go along treading on everybodys toes and “pectin; them to take it. and llkc it.

cannons BLOCIID Andmostofusdotakelhbut wedontiike it. and sooner or later we get even with these

saboteura of our peace and hivpulneas by blocking their careers. All of us know men and women of

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lsltpossiblotor dim . ‘_4“"“P°°“ her d of tabhogtess of)‘. vigwpegf l‘ w“ water lcomm “m? “ ° 1 i a l MQJ§E§° £15? *,‘,‘,",,§“°‘°s§°@=- silienriiimnescli laawyeflalfewltlfaiuilrflitl‘ but when a calm ° eilnen w l‘; m ture of sugar and cinnamon, U55 storm, the Winter days were clear w o: m ‘::.'°.‘~....“°$ ' o e . a l’ “Hg” “ppmprmw 9x‘ n on; of those, James during the gay, cut

chopping-block by the woodpile at the rear of the house across the lane. The tracer-

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it. To its begullinl tune, in Sum- ghtest sun can disap- lllfl t warning behind s

countryside;

veiling cloud. Then suddenly holds the 111's call ls loud and the low. And rain des- cends. In this season, the wind from the South may be boiate

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ntle breath. ery flakes as

wires overhead, when I sauntered homg from the corner store. some Saturdays invite one to loiter. This for me. James there.

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three la s gt schoolboys smart stepping steed, on to transport coal from a the highway. “For the sc of the trlo informed me, with smile. The miracle of it was, to them, this care free

school let out. "You'd hav sending your letters today o us’ one lad spoke up,

lng them at once with a w

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by the corner store on its way to grove beyond the hill or p

the city.

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“,3 so Easy! N” cooking‘ ima-kes 16 ounces-a. family supply- f “° “‘“l.‘°’.“““f ’°‘i..“““"“’..“§§"““1.‘Z.°‘.l?.‘l“Zlwliivilifiiifi 0!‘ C0118 a He 0 c0 B. You‘ Am" l‘ - admiration d at .'I'h ' l more than surprised when you makeitaabea so good t children love it. 1,, the crusm, aagewelng ‘glam: up this favorite home mixture and And for qul action, you ll ~say m u ram". tune, the be!“ tum“ give it. a trial. You'll ’ why it's ‘ "‘ It the you never used it before. 1t certainly soothetsh the lgritatégkoiaililiigwg: gill!‘ whtetel. I trfiogmdtta g h t oases o aorenas, pr ng ere a ernoon. ‘o Make a syrup by stirring 2 cup! easier. and lets You llflflv- lll the of granulated sugar and one cup of Pine: is a. special compound of shall find some lovely morning water a few moments, until dls-proven ingredients, in concentratou there, nor in the numbe o of sil- solvsd. No cooking is needed-it's noform. well known ass. soothing agent verv smelts. that will crowd trouble at all. Or you can use corn for throat and bronchial irritations. the head of the river to spawn hut syrup or liquid honey. if desired. Money rewdalngf it doesnt pleas aggéldflilhaezilfiléllrtllzlg! farmer merit.- ' Spring chicks. It was then I re- “Qag called having seen the faces of pansles in odd corners of recent farm papers. Even if

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581d honor,

his "confounded old car." he spoke of it lightly to cover his

nwrrlly by the power from the old

blossoming cowslips,

o w“g,g,g,gwn,a““,, head of me up the short-cut, Spring Et l q u e t t e is definltelv 2n ‘ ta‘ way.

PEACH BETTY

3 cups peaches ,.“, 2 ouips coarse bread crumbs

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a cake mxe in Karolyn’! with s confident hand, toll

far below my expectations. Jeanie laughed"openly at the tliin layers and then because an orange fill- ing and a coating offrostlng help- ed to heighten and cover a num- ber of things, the family compil-

mented me later by eating it

moonlight along ‘a ‘frosty trail.

This has been a cold week on The Island, when frost nipped at fin- gers and toes-and houso- lanta

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1,4, w‘, white m- bmwn ma; and frequent trips were ma o to

5mm read the thermometer at o rouse-

Munday interrupted the

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was anxious about m oin d “d n w“ '9‘ 00d mum was bent on drlvingylge g m m‘ or that 7w’ I?!‘ 1mm‘ "You know, Ellen, I've seen regu- lar blizzard; come like this" said turning away from a window wher, he had been observing the vagrant flakes. It would be no fun shopping "for Sunday" if while priced and selected my Purchas mes, out in the cold, rotely to one of the 0r supposing the animal were content to wait, I would know u; too well, that at home some haul. ing waited our return: a grist to ny numberdof other

perfect. Then to had dr ven me, 1 should h

The iohneumon wasp can Ina ‘m’ 2. iatlon of 3. Which mo of these wol- misspelled? Rudolph, Phillip, Ben~ atnln lea" moan? i .Ilth tqrthalklraieg-vnfmfé y"?

snow and the smoke shadows wav- ave miss- ered entrancingly beside hlm, as ay with the keen blade of the axe flashed ehlnd a at times above a shoulder. This the way week brought the best of weather truck on for hauling the lumber to the T one saw mill and work in the woods

a went on busily on fine days, with I leistarened help. M

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don't want to go," to see liiln." 2, Pronounce mn-go-la, usslxifuiqosainoboy saainasl

uns laxble, not the second. 3. Philip 4.

bebiaerment ofmgying hcondltignilsnéo M, w“ t ken secure moree on‘ uman e s. his own chores which all: _1um__‘,t’y'__ ,__ ' _ day of the same as are to be found missed other

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on Island farms, and are per- nly for hops X1101‘; insistent to a new he-

We celebrated Karalynb birth- ay by a family dinner at Alilerlea e Water on fiidsy and Jeanie g? my ego or what-have was de- g the hum of the crusher, rigged in "g {e11 gwogp,"

I paused to chat with one ot the farmem who aw

lied when

all. leaving no crumbs to rcmintlme of o. distressing incident. Jamie fell fast asleep, in Gran'daddy's arms that evenln when he wearled of his play and ames it was, who tucked him cozlly beside his moth- er for Zhg drive homo in the

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The wind, with more of an East in its inclination, so James tells me still whines about the hours an flurrles of snow, cling to I window. Tomorrow may be n stormy Sabbath. There may bo no gathering together in rural

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