' Barrie, formerly offlhallottetown ' O O

PA EIGHT

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Woman's Re aim 7

Happenings of The Week

Nearly twenty-six ears June H. isle-Bess allace o

o sweetheart of Harry came his bride.

‘ discharged from the "ervlng in the Great War.

ent oi.’ the United States. o n o o When

bered,

Em" do srry Truman eve: 11a

Mrs. Truman's education was re- ceived in the Independence High School and the Barstow School for Gir

is in Kansas City. She is scribed as “genuine. with both

and daughter, and on call twenty four hours a day as har husband helper.

last summer that fried otntoes are what my hus band ijikes best. When she shop

family car, which she drives her self.

The U. S. Secret Service, which has been keeping a close watch on

the $120 a month 5-roomed apart

ment President and Mrs. Truman

. In-

dependence, Missouri - childhood S. 'I‘ruman be- ust six weeks af- ter the 35-year-c d major had been army after And lit. .10 did she dream than that her husband would one day be presi-

she was a serious school- irl, with tawny braids down her ack, the girlhood friends remem- "Harry Truman was her beau and. although no one says he was the only beau Bess Wallace aver had, every one who ever knew

savs she‘ was the only girl

de- feet on the ground." devoted to husband

She is a housewife who

“beefsteak and

day on a month's vls t and Toronto. .

mother. Mrs. W. M. Mannln

Church Choir of which 5h valued member and

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s Sutherland has been enter

i tained on several occasions during the past two weeks and happiest good wishes are extended her for

a safe return. O I

Cross Corps. daughter of Mr. a s announced. .

ed at her home

- able dinner and bridge. 5 e c c

at the home of Mrs. Jean Crock ett, where a number

born vo and suitablmts. _ _ _

Mrs. Georgie Dennis and Min Helena. Oolw left b lane Thurs- New Yolk

Flying Officer and Mrs. W. S. Trenholm and little daughter who have been visiting Mrs. 'I‘renholm’s i Amherst returned‘ home Tues ay.“

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, Miss Ethel Sutherland of the Canadian Red Cross Cor s. Char- lottetown Detachment, w o leaves the Province shortly for Red Cross duties elsewhere. was entertained this week by the Trinity United

resented with gill appropriate gift o remembrance. 5

The safe arrival overseas of was Frances Reay of the Canadian Red

nd Mrs. John Reay. has been officlahy

Mrs. J. Ivan McInnis entertain- in Miss Suther- lands honour, with a very enjoy-

she brings her parcels home in the! A very delightful party was‘ held

of friends gathered to wish Mm Sutherland present her with

A number of girl friends of Mis

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B! An Island Issuer's Wile

ELLEIPS olm I .

there were the Sabbath-prepares

of pressing and a 1r shoes to be polished’? house - work or carpenters

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obviously has Tm lesser points and

tions. The extra su l of wood

the box on the poi-gig an among? or two of With Judy may

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Dorothy scyc- I I

they went into business;

alabaster vase through which the

they gained self-confidence sophisticated; they learned how to pick out their clothes; vated gracious manners. and were the r‘ And all of us know old women wh are beautiful because of their sheer g

Baby Face has a limited stock of attracti

CHARM OF BEINIIA" YOUR AGE

of all beholders.

light of their souls shine.

and became they culti-

o in their seventies and eighties oodness. Their faces are like an

lloo nu I VIII on oo

now Gliivlll l q

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To make Ufllletruit halves sit flat. reanove button from stein end with a pointed and press down each end of the fruit on a table sufaoe with the palm 0f your hand to flatten out sud before cutting in hslf.

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We at Alderlse,

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Whw Jamar»: w. n. - W011i?" F1115 Trying‘ T0 Kee Youn

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or on! work {rill- “ Wnmumb“ m“ "mm" i" ‘"11"! lmmalo and so .‘ ouch‘ tortures that out! nsca o‘ the‘ Beard nus-n."“ H: 1r x cm lend a Lawn: acne to an skirt suing: ‘m

has reached that pomp’ yhm- he‘ entitle them to be headliners in the Book of Martyrs. if their sufferings Iona w have intelligent (national fallen" ‘ i; nothing morn“ '

“Y5 011111011810’: "Now if there we“ had been for a noble cause. The: endure the agonieatof slow starvation u '55 "1 "i" °'"‘"|‘"' "M". 9" “"114 N" 110m M01111 6 @011 of e

gnulgntwtg mayo“ m om , h, h to preserve a st llmclly enacts alive to attain u mun; wagglvfihonvloua m-alu, . .

ent w u. n should °' mm‘ lulmc “l. an.‘ rnccc w“ h”' "

this bgfore. eln the guit-ywficifi “ml °"°1' 9-" » ' ~ and Tran Us!!!" ' to mum“ d." “d

‘ad the best of ell-operation.’ Now- 9.11%"; “'1'” N0; 1'3 11 that» I11 o! this ex- Will not have been ilfvuln.

flu-mw t ti mone ln rk .W Ih tol

turd, at sai-tiidfis gtlclitltgsfwhQg and, pain la for nyaught 1100:1151? altlgoughnmgg 1113401106 wagons lac? cannegdvafrlflzt, ’ ¢ 5 u.

existed Mr. D. but now not so of women have spent their lives tryim to Bet back Which does not contain any MIN" __.

Xglvlnglly; d 01w ma; lg; gran s?!) 13c on clock. not one of them has ever succeeded in 5- “to?” "fig “W!” slncc nan- accl- my a" ma

a om. me flaws, than w wondénuly “l? one has ever devised synthetic youth ' m 8mm. o to d h keep £110 oiduonea in —cbeck and uwuyem,‘ have been on me ‘and I w i told from the real one. No plastic w" 1' . $0,138, o; canned m," ggom v cu ng o frayed gsutrsl toned - Zita“? itdyowsfi“ ‘P’ "Wm"! l“ TX»??? “n. umccimfiii‘ $c§“<§°.c§$§.§“§°.§'u°° i’? ttiucccc" “.§"°“?“l“ °' "fans u. ' —-— ' t uiitduccfmtt‘... , . . e r . . - svork is awallin’ migrhtghelofliilntlo hair and Paints her face and Puts on bobby sock-g‘, aster was not dict-Q“ it w J 0:11:11 oltiolaigieniedcuwith tn printed rflyfln Jerseys. amcs. Jock works at the wood- she befools nobody but herself. 9 '41 ""1188 for evéfi" “m” ‘ 11911118 between stable and bam- The blind faith that women have that if they on‘ h“ “m” m” ‘M’ ma“- 3Q‘ ‘mm!’ mohtm“ “m “'7' C lci

5K . _ w, ise makes good acuawlcn. '1 "m aha-ohm ad 1..:":.;.....M...e...s“.-..:."....o@ u.".°::.l..z:.~::;e;*..:o':*:.r.%"l::“"e::'..n stretcher: --°- o» ‘~11’ s... ... IT- ... ... ‘m’ ""‘ "we "*='~*'°" 1'1 d 1h b . ih ». “c W" 0 0 ' ' _'__

9,5“; p23,?“ 321mb Judy ‘gm Perpetual girlhood, is the final triumph” of hope over experience. And MBInIfiUVHOI ‘out and one sult your phscic an to be certllliln 103m; fm‘ °' Hiivbocratcs lu| today's m“ mum Even l; mp’ to it would be something to lflilah at did it not also make you wantwo man is renting the entire home. that the overweight is not caused a 13'", n “ ommianiud

the corner "for a 1mg- brought a weep. because it makes them lose sight of the fact that youth has not a y W charge him the full lent W ""10 Pikyainol condition. v t, ""3111? manuscript 1; listless return. I found this un- lmmpoly on feminine charm. and that there is, a beauty of middle W0 W0" 1000111118 101' $110 1W0 ~ -——- ' a m“ "m"?

1151101 "N811" for April only com- age and even old age as well aa of youth. "P1193110" '1' W5" l W00! lllllllflt I T“, "'_“ fol-table. There was house-work There are women who are late blooming flowers Th A‘ N“ u a” Mu“ “ m“ "n" N“ “i” ' d‘? W W‘ '9'“ ‘ wen“ funny i“ m ' done and left undone, A m; o; b“. PM, gm, mwomkm and m m.“ m um- th fflwf" is being let for the first time since the wool sprints back and some “d 5m" in 1940 was as ‘WNW “i” mmil-‘Pmwle- "why od looks‘ Th did ‘t kn l? c w m H M “nu” 1- » ° 111111111111" W111i!» 01°11 out w less pressing “n” t‘ m" “m” ‘Wilbur: you", already W‘ the sugar in this go . ey n ow ow o dress, or do their hair. or to mum mu“ be at by a "nut L! “may uded re husband and mm,“ Mm Ellen. which method have any little bag of tricks. but as time went by they married, c: Appraiser. lived weather. either

without children or other rzlarl

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MIKE: l

on cob.

l-‘rlsing difference in taste

not throw awav the to

0119$lde leaves of a head 1c"

G058 them as green; Th"

like green peas ' bake Sqllfllh

sllllfll‘ in ' . turnip oi-

Finr a. chance shell as follows: Halve suuash. removin» ,, "Id sirlnii! DOPUOD- Place inp and steam about 9 hourr i tender Itemove pulp m»: , through ricer. season wllx _. “Homer. a little butler and m- Return to Shel‘. dot. with bu" out ln oven for few minul

.. , - -1 ons in her show-window Anna Aahle

pocu y in Washington. is under ‘Sutherland, entertained her at Wm 01' 0° but the Wearinc an - - I. ___ stoo to have requested the Tru-l unoheon at the Oharlotetown 5&1 mil-g‘ besairghvrbfsr for the sir-ill"! when her stew-eye‘ M111 iv 111111 B110 b" 80111811 ha" 1° 8'1 nmrs on sTIQUETII Emu°°cmgfvctfcriftiltglalitug°li§| Hm“ - - - on e ' ‘a 3' maficcdngazglcnciclhsficgcncnfrtlwg? thii; hi‘: 132.33.35.13" '13»??? Q n oa r t. "cclu in Ans n ‘- ma

e - - - 0W n reven or w visiting dignitaries near the White; Mr- and Mm- G. T- Medforth. 18%; if" W“ be"! °1 AWHWW" of charm. She has bad time to read and study. to observe life. to 1111011? p even liywrs streali-lgzgflftnfl veryflriude? Home across Pennsylvania‘ avgélillg. I acigctimpanicd AbyGoMrs- cannotfemgggyar ungtgagbugfaiz‘ I make herself an interesting and amusing companion and to be far A D0 Mt hlllfl linen articles to make no r nse when a re- from the State Depar men. e o s s er, Mrs. . rdon q — more fascinating than any young gm can ‘m on the line in freezing weather. It mark or question is directed w

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:31”; “i” ‘§‘§,§,,d§§”§§,e pl§,°es,°de‘,’.‘i e33 :15, mZ,,‘1’,‘;,§§°’,‘f, gfiafialé: regards was“; “Yegmgf I 6;? In their frantic effort to stay young. women also throw away all ffuififirfi‘ “$113 angiolgwgblgwfi Y"-

mi his family if they were resid- town, recall so many of them clearly for the perquisites and privileges of age, which arc many and great. For m M,“ m. u“ m h '—'"‘ rug m i’ place Wm‘ no other ten‘ The Princes; R0 a1 has srrsn gglsuvggm mpflfifiifllone oligollfi ‘g9 V1?“ am,‘ ‘or dam,“ in m‘ 13111185 We Want to do 941d 1811111118 1111- lneoold weathé. m‘ u» owe Gmmumrsicvnsl m“ s e a ' ed to visit Northeyrn Ireland fr: 113d 8111011 $11116 t0 linger that lovely fir‘:ecgrsittkstgglaggvaliidncgarsrcgligtm cfirjzcicsgeczgeirtcz:531215-133: 0f 01153.11? cm x wwmt cumulus m}? “mung!” m“ ma“.

B1111‘ 3011591 0 12°'Y°"'°1d ‘m’ June w ‘"91" purses ‘m behalf “ma?” M supper" R91’ “mwshoes, and that is something that Grand-ma can never do when she A- 91“ "m m‘ 0 u i‘ maadillllgfie l ' gaflggllgdl‘ “it'll deuce bought by vfgzreiigziggmggg glter‘hgoggfmgiéhnggrizfinhege viii: fififgyfiiuflaffifh ;{',*,1...,“;;§g,,*;;*3 is masquerading as granddaughter h, "if" “ P“ m“ med “m1 put in to Tynesi to takenirvluooal‘

. ‘ 5 l l , ' tend ba'£§tcyc°'“c’n§§?ciuc visiting Kings. guest of the Duke and Duchess of in a‘ falm-cart drawn by that rnost The best advice that has ever been given to women is: Be your age. gins (Husk grgéugfi) lfit$m I: When itmvtvas lanown that the Oom- Presidents and Prime Ministers. Aberdcorn, estecmed ofnall the animals. The mm and moot“ Jrilonwea ha anchored at 'I‘yne_ King Peter of Yulcoalavifl- K1118 ' ‘ WW1! 11111-10 110i" 1110111 111111 B ___. Q. How can I remove paintfrwi ‘d’ momgju‘ pub!” mbwnpixm tale: °’l°é3§§fl§?$‘%li..l“‘é‘ii§§’ my". 1°,-,,R.~3°":~:g.,",1:" zszz.“ its... time. can l =gm=m ,,,, "" "l" .8... i" .:.:::'"‘....‘":

V O ~ " 5 9 C CH l’ Bl‘ , _ F” _ _‘ 1c: 21c Gaulle, Provisional Presid- through a week-‘lvand of grief, has Jvanies birthday 10st heads that F°'T° ___ “We "tmwt spots from ca‘; “"1"!” ""1 a devlltlflvn ant of France, are among th61011B_began acklng her famly's per- 011i’ and the attractive cake of was appointed to make the pre- list of those who briefly have 171G911, sonal e fects preparatory‘ to mov- Jeanie-s 111113111118 W118 IiBIlCIOuB- I - ________ _ ___, on board. the vessel. its masters. in Blair House. hrs-y ing from her oma of t e past 12 111W s“ 9 "10 Wish 1101166 Wm? Writing on April l2 to Joseph Truman will be as close t0 E1‘ years. Mrs. Roosevelt returned to 0111i! ed on top of the livarmmg- Gowen, chairman of the deputation husband's new executive offices as‘ the White House Monday night 0W?“ 011d 111011911 111 i111 11t1lB111118 _ "lklgland is a at and powerful though She W819 1110110! 111 met from the Hyde Park services for cemmny “d 11°“ ‘e51 lwgether By Roberta nation, indepen ent of auxiliary Executive Mansion. her husband. Orders were given WW1 501110 dust.) above the lintel ____ ..___,_.. ._.' - g . l fox-mo» 1n hum“; pmgnu s ' ' to the housekeeping staff to have o! B 00m‘- Whei-hel‘ 111 1110119101111 i a c n A |' d o o K enemy to dispotism the only safe’ T" F“? a*..*l';‘"e¢.°°l:a:a" warms“ 5°??? ‘°cli'°l."i."’.sti‘ who '...:*‘°".'..“..“:§:.P°'22 22:: “:1. c. who n. coup-usu- ' ~11- »: a» we" v- am- a B B . | v l1 SS1 E. I'D U G I ' .

83:56“ BSO. celebrated his 71st year? thg President Sgldo Mrs W110 198d may run" I dare not say. ‘es °f a “dys m“? B, Mb"!- L“ m’ oppressed’ but u w" Emlwdl

birthday last Saturday. . . . .

Hon. J. Walter Jones. Premier of Prince Edward Island was receiv- ing the congratulations of his friends last Saturday on the oc- casion of his 62th. birthday-

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the it with her hus- bufiuelvlirr.‘ Heatch ystronz. M-L-A- Mrs. Strong has been the centre of many social gatherings and will be missed when she returns to her home in Summcrside early next week. n n I I

Miss Norah Longworth is on a holiday visit to Montreal. o e o

k Ch i is home "fisnffiilcl tutti? the critical illness of her mother. MIS- J- A Mathieson. ' _

A cordial welcome is beinZ IX‘ tended to Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Broad- dug who have returned from the United States tn take up residents here for the summer months. M!‘- Broaddus belu? 901111991415 with the oll drilling operations in H s- horo River. _ ' _

_ d M.. A. G. Putman, af- hi“: gaxlleasariz winter in the city left this week for their summer residence in Eldon.

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Mrs. George Poole of LOWE!‘ Montague who has been 0'11" m ls now convalescing. '

Mrs. rDr.) Ready of Truro is being welcomed on her annual visit and is being pleasantly entertain- “L o a n a

Mrs. H. E. Miller was among the luncheon hostesses entertaining at The Charlottetown‘.

Mr, and Mrs. J. LeRoy Holman, and Mrs. A. B. Lee Home of Sum-

erside have returned from a visit a Montreal and Tlorontfll

congratulations were extended on Thursday to Mrs. E. H. P1011011 who was celebrating he!‘ 87th birthday at llcr home 311 Fitzroy Street. Enjoyi118 good bealibhli/IIIIS» Norton spent n. happy day wit s: daughters welcoming her flrien and receiving molly 101ml’ 10W- and gifts to mark the happy 00' casion. . _ .

Mr. F. S. Wilkins who retired this week as Divisional Engineer, C.N.R. branch here left Wednesday for Halifax to join Mrs. Wilkins. They will enjoy a few weeks holiday 1°-

ether before returning to their game in this city, where it is hop- ed they will decide to reside 1191" Inanently. . . .

Mrs. D. J. Riley returned home by plane Tuesday from a delishl‘ ful visit to hcr niece. M155 D°T°m7 Kerwin in Washington and friends in St. David's and other American

ties.

Q ' I Dr and Mrs. John Howie of Oueliette avenue. syifidiorhogiiet’...

mother. Mrs. Henderson of

Mrs. J. A. S. Bayer has been spending the week in Halifax the

uest her son, Mr. Theodore

ayer and Mrs. Sayer, having one over for the funeral of an inim- ate friends, llfissjgylor-

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Miss Mary MucMilian has gone Washington on a three week's

Roosevelt and their five children acquired many personal posses- sions. m. Roosevelt was a lover of knick-kllacks and curios all of which must be picked up and pack- ed before President Truman and his family move in. Mrs. Roose- velt and two of her children -- her son, Elliott, an air forces brigadler-general, and her daugh- ter, Anna-had stood dry-eyed be- fore the late President's grave. Col. James Roosevelt of the Marine Corps, her eldest son, arrived at Floyd Bennett Field Tuesday af- ter a flight from Manila. but was too late to attend the burial,

THE HUNTERS CORNER .. shook clear. The old boy didn't fecl quite so friendly after this episode and circled the boat at a more respectful distance. Every few seconds he'd hit the water with his tail with a resounding whack and send the spray i0 feet into the air. Finally he tired of this game and went off about his business. ‘

I The cork still tilted evenly in the ripple, I had something els to distract my attention and didn' mind. A vixen fox, no doubt dis; turbed and put on guard by the alarm given by the beaver, yap- ped her disapproval from a ridge a hundred yards to the north. She undoubtedly had a litter of pups in the immediate vicinity. Black ducks in singles and pairs kept swishing past the boat. I had al- most forgotten about the cork and when I looked it wasn't there. The alder rod did its stuff and a. fat, dark coloured i0 inch pan trout flopped in the bottom of the boat. In the next half hour the cork ke t disappearing at regular inter- vas until 11 more trout, exact re- plicas of the first, found a last resting place in the boat. At this minute they are cleaned and re- posing in a dish of water to which two teaspoonfuls of salt has been dded. '11 be able to tell yo; in

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the morning whether good bad, or indifferent. Some people turn up their noses at dam trout. but they are not to be sneez- ed at. They need a little more fry- ing than fresh run sea trout, and when pre ared right they can sure hit the rght spot... .

The beaver have s considerable number of dams built. and if they are not molested will have more constructed this fall. They cer- tainly are doing their bit in con- serving moisture as well as increas- ing the number of trout, ducks and fur bearing animals, particularly muskrat. As things stand at p

sent they have the Game As- sociation officials knocked into a cocked hat when it comes to the number of dams constructed... and there's no leaks in them either.

they were M:

woods. It gives light mark the silver of the stream. The

I must ask Judy

ing at the mill, was done

I happened there at the t saw, convert sizable 2 by 4's.