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1a Abel Smith and atiend- villiidiiiilll Rcdfcrn. Com- Slicrivood. . C . 1 the H011. E Cliallieid. . and the H011. Ariel mve let‘: Ottawa for a visit. "11 Canada and the PllClilC iring the absence of His - 111d Her Royal Hi4“- 11 s 1n.- lurs book at Govern- mt-p; 11011.1 \\‘1ll ‘i'<i1‘1.1.1.1 open.

lifiss Helen DcBlois, only daughter ‘iv: lion. (i. I). niid Mrs. De- Budh, Ifivuriiursl, whose eniriigv- nient was announced tails week to lilr. J. Andrew Likely of Victoria. B. C , is the centre of a gay found 11f lcshlvltiis. I

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O11 'I‘uc:.d:1y' Mus Doris Howatt. *1 Miss DeBiois with a kit-

' alt which she received

alitiprcll)‘ ilildilPhi 5° ‘W’

' in ihc modern kitchen of

On \vC£lllC.‘.‘-d.\_\' Mrs Noel H. De- Blois uiiteriainmi for her niece bliss DQ131015 m a smart luncheon-

brttge at her attractive 1101110 2i “Hitter Street I I I 'l‘liurs(l.iy' afternoon ii (m1 and

sliowei- was given in Miss DeBlois'

iionqr by Mrs. James Cameron, l“1‘l'/.l‘0v\' Street. W119" mm!’ YX‘ u gifts marked the loving

1 ilriciiilships liinoiiig the young D9091‘? ‘\A.O 11-1111» the gilt-sis on this happy occasion. I I I I

Mrs. P. D. Williams was hostess Thursday evening entertaining st bridize for l1er popular young niece Miss Helen DeBlois

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lifts. E. A Holni entertained at luncheon at. her beautiful Home Baby Point. Ciesmnt. Toronto. for Ali-s. Waller of Charlottetown. 00v- ers were laid foli- ‘eight;

Mrs. Wullcr who h_.is been spend- lll_, the winter 111 ’l‘oronlo is l8- turiiiiig home ‘this peek.

While attending : theatre in New York last week Mrs. Charles fcuheptson, got a genuine thrill when in the ncivs-rell she saw her (‘Ollslli Sub-Lieut v. Douglas SIlLllKiCYS R C. N V. R. _Sl£111d- int; on the bridge of his ship be- side his Captain, taken at i-hB Lofotcn Islands in the recent en- counter. This same reel was shown last night. 30L the Prince Edward when his mother. Mrs. E G. Sillllldxllb Orlcbar Stroﬁt also hdd the pleasure of seeing her son “in the movies.”

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Miss Amia Ross R. l, of Pic- tou is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. N. Earle, Fitzroy Street.

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Nlrs R. E. Miltch is home from the P. E. l. Hospital and con- valescilig nicely.

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Mrs. Arthur Beach, who has been in Toronto for a few days. i‘."ill‘lli"(i to Oi-[ZIWLI on Tuesday: Size u. ll"(‘()illl)lllll8(i by Mrs. Harold $1 urmnli. of Siiiixnierside, who win i101" husband has been in Ot- tawa for a few fifty-S»

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Mrs. A R Cooper entertained pivisnllt-iy’ at three tables of bridge im- her fricntls on Thursday even- i .

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Mrs (Dr) Rogerson entertained at Miss Martha Poolek home Thursday aftxamoon at a. prettily BITZIIlgWELDFMQE party.

r-Gencral and H. R. Alice. accompanied by

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Mrs. tRiev.) Ewen MtwDonal . the beloved Lucy MB-ud Mﬂuibﬂflefl’. is lndisposed at her home in Tor- onto. ‘ ' '

Dr G D. Steele has been con- fined to his home this week with the prevailing. told.‘

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Miss Annie Watson was delight- fuly surprised this week by the Phllathes China Painting class of the Baptist climb. when they presented her with a pantry shower of goodies, prettily arranged in a, fancy basket wDDBd off with s. handsomely decorated pound cake The girls have gmatly enjoyed their winters work together and showed their appreciation by this thought- ful attention to their teacher, lVIlss Watson.

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MI’. Herbert Murray who is 0n a holiday visit with friends in the city is leaving Monday on re- turn to his home in Halifax. This evening Mr bfulray is entertaining at a, farewell party

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Dr. and Mrs Arthur S. Moore, forty Jackson avenue. Midclletown N. Y.. have as their guest D1- !\foore's cousin, Mrs. H. W Kent of Vancouver, B. C Mrs. Kent. who passed the winter ln California, will come to Prince Ed- waird Islsnd floating Summer.

Happy congratulations were for- ward to Mr. and Mrs. Linn Mark- ley Parish, whose wedding in New York was announced this week. Mrs. Farish, the former Miss Nora Jenkins R. N., daughter of Mrs. (D12) S R. Jenkins. ls now on honeymoon in Texas. A cordial wel- come awaits Mr. and Mrs Farish who are to visit Charlottetown on their way back

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Miss Lillian Duchemin was hostess at u costume party cm Tlmrstlny evening when her guests cast off the years mid cam" as little girls to play games. giless contests, and lmvc a jolly good time.

Congratulations are extended from home friends to Miss Doro- thy Frances Gordon. whose marriage took place recently to Mr. Gifford Anthony Goldie of Edmunstcn. N. B.. now doin-e war service in Mont- real. where Mrs. Goldie has been musing. being a graduate oi the Royal Victoria Hospital. and H111- fax Ladies College. Mr. and Mrs Goldie are looking forward to vis- liinq the bride's mother, Mrs Isabel Gordon nzkt ‘month. I I

Mrs. Duncan MacDonald. Mont- ague. recently entertained at a delightful dinner bridge. The prizes were won by Mrs. N. (himmlng! and Mrs. Kerr

I I I I On Easter Monday Vancouver will welcome for 11 four-day visit, His Excellency the Earl of Athlone. Gov- ernor-Generai of Canada. and Her Royal Highness the Princess Alice, a-t the conclusion of their west- ward official trio across the Drm- inion, Civic officials are busy planning their reception following

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‘Lenten Meditations

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Brace and nzlglii. and rcdemp i011

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O Merciful Lord, who hast made of one Blood and redeemed by one Ranscme all Nations of Men. let. me never harden my heart against my that partake of the same Na- ture and Redemption with me, but Brant me an UIIIVETSI] Charity to- wards all Men. Give me, O Thou Father of Compasslons, such a. tenderness and melting-less of H9511. that I may be deeply affected with all the Miseries and Calamitles out- ward or inward of all my Brethren. and diligently keep them 1n 10w; Grant that I may not only seek my own things, but also the mugs o; others 0 that this mind may De in us all. which was in thi- 1.0m Jesus. that we may love as Brethren, be Pitlful and Courteous, and en. desvor heartily and vigorously m keep the unity of the Spirit in the Bond of Pence, and the God 0g (iumﬂk MPFCY and Peace be with us a. men. —'I‘hom . "

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band have emulated Their Majesties King George and Queen Elizabeth in devoting thefi- energies to the fighting services, war efforts and hospitals.

On their western tour the vice- Nsal couple will be accompanied by their daughter, Lady May Abel. Smith. at whose marriage in Eng- land l0 years ago. Her Royal High- ness Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Their Majesties. (then the Duke and Duchess of York) was a tiny bridesmeid. With her three children Hon. Richard Abel-Smith, Hon. Aime and Hon. Elizabeth Abel- Smitli. she has come from England to reside in Canada for the dura- tion. Her husband. who was aide to the Earl of Athlone during his tenure of the G-ovenror-Geheral- Shh» or South Africa. is at present on active service

Mix Ariel Baird. Her Royal High- nesss lady-in-weitlng, will also ac- Qomuany the vice-regal party. she is the dB-"Ehter of we and Lady

ever. Amen -—Samuel Mc-

perienoe with Govemient House l1 as a young girl when her own father was Governor-General c: Australia. from 1025 to 1930.

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“HQPO you liked thoss queer little Chinese ack-scratchers I sent you from the World's Fair." Is thatwhat they are? Why, I've been making my husband eat 111,; salad with them!"

their two-week visit to Victoria In the British Columbia capital 1 they will be guests of His Honor , the Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs. Eric W Hamber at. Government House. where entertainment. will be purely of an official nature and they will enjoy b. few days’ respite from travel. They will probably oc- cupy the suite which was prepare‘ for Their Majestles King Georw and Queen Elizabeth during the

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Wcswzrn Canadian women arr privi"! ed in the opportunity lto meet. the Princess Alice, who Since her tenure of office its Canada’. First Lady has already etidea-rcd herself in the wide scope of her veiled interests. Both Her Royal Highness and her distinguished hus-

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Blessed SJJFALYUI‘! I take Thee afresh to be my Refuge, my Ciivn-z-r, my I Defence. my swing Tower from the enemy. Heali- me and bless me now

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death or not. All she is mterested in is getting the thing she wants, and no matter how much you give her she will be like the daughter of the horse leech, always cryhis MORE. MORE. MORE.

You will always be in debt unzl just about three Jumps ahead of the sheriff, and you will be miser- able and unhappy and tierveworn and harried by debts, for shie will always spend more than you can make.

You will never get anywhere because you will never be able to save up enough money to g0 into any buslnes on your own nooaunt, or to make any good investment. or even to leave a poor situation on s. chance of setting a better one, because you won't have a dol- lar saved up and can't risk being out of a Job.

Don't marry that. kind of girl, son. There are so malny easier and plcaszuiter ways of committing suicide than by being gobbled up by a grecoy ivumiin.

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Dear Miss Dix --'f'ho man to whom I am engaged and myself have agreed to lei. you decide the fairness of this proposition. He agiees to sacrifice smoking from l0 0t 15 cigarettes a day to two a week, provided I sac- rifice my feelings on the subject enough to let the subject drop and never bring it up again. All that I ask is that. he give up smoking cigarettes and in return I offer to give up any one 0f my pleasures, smoke he to criticize any- PERSISTENT.

ANSWER-It; seems to me that you are both making a. mountain out of a molehill, and that if all you have to quarrel about l: a. cigarette you are hard put for a subject of disagreement. How. ever, it isn't the cigarette you u; fighting over. The man is fighting for personal liberty and you w»; fxllghtmg for the privilege of boss-

glves up the right thing I do.

When 5ft ° don't forgeoipiytiirzig

BEST YEAST]

Mr:. But conuidor: Best Yeast the number one item on her shop- ping list. It i: the family’: ail-purpou yeast-keeping younl and old alike in :p:rk- ling good health . . . Get the beat out of life with BEST YEAST!

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But be ‘.1... children. Have "lwllkh sense to realize that tol-

FLEE THE GOLD-DIGGER OR YOU WILL ALWAYS RUE IT

The Girl Who Demands Luxuries Before

Like Ways All Her Days

Dear Miss Dix-I am a. poor young mm W°I31n8 in. the world. Not long ago the girl

it by getting it. fur so much month. Just 11. month later she startled me with : purchase where $100 was involved, which she to think was my obligation also, and she i: continually reminding me of the desirability of an engagement ring. He'l- people are well-to-do- worth dollars to m calls mie on the

are reversed on me. I feel the n competent advice. AN

ANSWER-You certainly do, son. and mine is to escape from the clutches of this gold-digger whilsbyou still have a chance. If you don't you

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of his life. If you marry this your life tolling like u. slave

expensive home, and she won't care a. rap wh

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of poor, miserable husbands eeps his nose to the grfndstone all irl you will

o buy her fine rovide her with an ea- sh: works you to

domestic virtues, and that E less you interfere with each others personal tastes and habits, (he better chiance you have for happi-

ness. Wihy should either one of you ve up any innocent pleasure for e other one? Can't you see how much mic comfortable you will be if each concedes to the other the right to indulge in his or her own personal wtays? If wives would let their husbnnds smoke in peace and husbands would lay off their wives’ paint lmd povrdm- and hair-dos, more would be a lot. mom happy homes than there are now. ABOUT CASTING THE FIRST STONE

I soon celebrate our silver wedding We love each other dearly and have had a most happy married life. We have a family of three children of whom any parents might be proud, and my wife has been a. model wife and mother. But. several years ago she had 1m affair writ-h a. doctor. She tells me she was not in love with him, but. did this to pay me back bermue I had admitted to her that. I hzvl not. been a paragon before mur- age. She says she is not sorry for! who/t she has done; that she has had her little fling Just. as I had mine and is satisfied to stay by me from now on. I don't know what to do. I am Passionately in love with my wife and feel like letting, the thing g0, for there is no dou t in my mind that she is Just. as much In love with me as ever. and that. she 1s sincere 1n her statement that she will never repeat her offence. It years since this happened and I have noticed no change in her attitude toward me. PUZZLED.

ANSWER-Hut him that is without sin among you cast; the first. stone." You have the woods of the Great Teacher to direct you E dealing with your wife. n ‘she

PBave you. why should t; 1018M her? Her offemeyog not you is 1w woise 3851!! her.

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GREEN PEPPER MAIMALADI

l-l cup shortcuts: 1-8 cup peanut bu to: 8-4 cup aucaz

2 eggs, beaten

1 8- oixps sifted flour

2 1-2 toaspocn: baking powder 1-2 teaspcon salt 2-3 cup milk

8-4 teaspoon vanilla Method: Cream the shortening and peanut butter and cream in the sugar. Add beaten and beat thoroughly.

and sift again with the powder and salt. Add this to the creamed m alternately with

pans that have been well-greased or lined with paper cups about 2-3 ull with the butter. Bake modllrutq oven (i175 deg. F.) about 20 minutes.

for

with finely-chopped peanuts. CHEESE DREAMS

butter with 2 cup! nippy, cheese, 1-4 teaspoctn salt, l-

oesterstilie sauce and one well beet- en e88. Spread mixture on un- toasted side of eight slices bread, crusts removed and bread cut in finger lengths, and toasted on one side. l-Iave the finger lengths about cm inch wide. On each strip put a thin slice bacon, dust with paprika, and cook under bmller until cheese is melted and bacon crisp. The bacon may have to be tinned once. Garnish with celery curls and owoet pickle-i. and serve :t once.

and kiss and forget it Feeling a: you do toward wife, you would be utterly erable apart from her. mow. it would wreck your life to

break up your home and be ftromyoui-chfldrenuidtob kcn "heir 800d name by bringing shame upon their mother. Nor is your wife a constitution- ally‘ immoral woman, a woman wi out inherent principle whom you cannot trust and whose in- ﬂuence would be bad u daughtnm. :0 you don't have to that side of the mbgeot. She has done a very oolish thing in paying you back in your own ooiin because two wrongs have never yet, made a right, and 1 mm]; that ah: will find that e is always u. boomerang £11m um: and rend: the hand that throws it. She has had her fling, but I won- der if she really enjoyed it. n: mtuich as she thousiht she would and if. when she looks at her little girls. uhe doesn't wish that there was not-hing in her lifa" that lho kwrould be ashamed for them to

She stabbed biwk at you and hurt you as much as you hurt her, but I wonder if she doesn't real that her act killed something fine and sweet between you that can never conic to life again. DOR/OTHY DIX.

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Unhappy Partner a Hint to Get Dance Diagram:

Other Girl: Will Avoid lllmi “Cm I bear it?“ ah: thfnh, u he fox-trots all over her feet. And her unhappy look tells other smart girls to avoid him like the phguel If he'd only learn hf: mp: really well, find out how to lead! M:ny a former ltumblnr ha: learned by pnctlae-wlth diagram: mowing him the step: for each dance.

The diagram with our picture, for example. illustrate: the two-nap you do in fox-trotting. I-Iununln: "Dinah," you got it right nwly: Counting I AND i, (1) step for wud diagonally on left foot, (AND) quickly close right foot up to left. (2) ltep forward on loft foot. Now reput, starting with right foot.

To lend properly-girll, no you listening, tooT-remembcr that the man reluu hi: right arm in mp- pin: forwnrd, than lndfcnu my change of dlrcction by a turn of hi: lhouldcr: or l prumr: of hi:

PEANUT BUTTER CUP CAKES

raduslly well-

e888 Sift the flour and then meagre it

the milk, a. mm amount of each st a time; Add the vanilla. Pill muffin

a. 1mm with mocha, caramel or maple-flavored icing and apirink-lo

Combine well 2 tablespoon: soft grated

tea- spoon mustard, 1-2 teaspoon Wor-

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‘Io 8-4 und green popper, we 1 cu “£05523 00.110?! and cook méjﬁffﬁ-duh“ IIIIUI C9D 61'. Add 1 M11101! 511B“ Nun. g9 gwuanhg (my; d9 “than Emmi? unpﬂbdfhgglfgwilrrl ‘Ivwztmilthofmcurnettpnaur. Ginger root, c nnamon and nutmeg an“ to “m”,

Whatever mm Whenever he bow: to grief, Iatoouuwhot wilfhcbeorf/ntm Sustained by a firm belief SUD! IA‘!!! I03. WOOLLINI ‘this. among’: woollen mgut: W?" ll-Y- e flower slmdes 511L110 n: brig: on the skating pond and ski u in any summer den. Most of these brlzht woo m beautifully tubbuble. Unless nmzcial clonuiu instructions an l utod, gel-lens rules for washing woollen mater- ials should wpl .Wndi emu 001:: separately in m5 . lukewarm suds. Work quickly. Douse the nnrmont in the suds aevcxll times, but do notrubonsbollﬂlbettcrﬂssul are obtained

squeezing, not wrin water. Roll in a thlc

tlcle t: smull uul doe: not require pressing, sggu! and dry on a fist surface. not dry hour direct heat nor in freezing temperatures.

TO CLEAN UPIIOLSTERED FURNITURE

A vary good w: of fmhcnin: up your upholsiired fmnfhm

i: to rub dry bicarbonate of I'd: well into the fabric, leaving it for a. few hours and than brushing it out with u clear, stiff brim. Really badly soiled mite cm be home-cleaned excellently with l.

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Raincoat: arc going right 1

with the military trend 11114.30; buttons and e aulets and emblem; 5-" "en 9" Bl W993 of water-rs. alstsnt fabric coats.

HORO

For luunhy, lllroh 9th

MARCH 2i to APRIL 20 (Ariel) -Gener:lly favorable indications. ‘mm to the

your personal value to your em- ployer. Yau who stay at home: Don't be idle, there In too many urgent issue: st ltako.

APRIL 21 to MAY 30 (Taurus)- Your faithfulness to I trust i: very imprrtmt this day. Don't be gov- erned by foolish generosity Practi- cal m, one of your natural assets, f: in demand MAY Ii JUNE II (Gemini)- Keep m- usLpgrQnality under controfothls rather tricky period. Neither b4; gullible nor dlstnistful; investigate thoroughly everything ccmlng ymu- way, but don't hesi- m: to recognize something of worth and pmnptly.

JUNE 22 to JULY I! (Cancer) You may seem to be "lost" in the shuffle today friend, but that is only in your imagination. Keep yourself busy and y¢u'll soon dis- cover the day isn't long enou for l1] yoirl likg to. and could, o. JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo)- Flrio opportunity for Munch? yourself ﬂirt or: noun p from

ush- uxwrl . advice and possibly other hel loved ones and lrera and social glcct important

ll use no in anion of what you want. Oppor- tunity won't. always be in you: from yard. Anyway, it’: a idea for yotitohave tncoou cfyoui- on- virons or own ideas occasionally- kew! you from falling into s rut.

24 to OCTOBER- (Libra) —~mcellent vibration. Peracml and general matter: of

Yolir Individual

1--——By Frances Drake

SCOPE

onaplw nomo of you! clover-lies: for putting new twist; p; 01d methodl. .

OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER I (Scorpio) —- ‘mi: i: a lzcod timew get busy on new propositions, cli- ents, bargain: , construction wort. fmdus and rltﬁ eopoc Your libi ty in Nfonn activities can b0 of gimat usefulness.

NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER 32 (Sagittarius) - Versatility. the keynctc of your sign. ls exactly what today needs to pull it out of the namby-plmby, mediocre class. D0111’. getyoursclf into trouble by apoaking impulsively.

D 23 to JANUARY I1 (Capricorn) -- Your organizing titl- nnt determination under pressure and shrewd eoonrmlcal and 11mi- tloal management abilities should be developed to the uimostrYW can. do much good for yourself and others ‘m: them Now

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aqulriuly — Work for your future 1 security-be u. builder. bven in small

s, never tear down. He who b does God’: work. he who d6- atroy: acts for the devil. Don't b0 tempted b the wrong associates.

‘FIIBRU RY 21 to MARCH I0 (Pisces) -—I"inances, heavy busltieu. activity in healthy sproti. 1191181111! duties. IQQUIIB advice on technlvll matters and engineering are UM‘ fully favored this nll-i-mind fine

A BORN 0N THIS DAY unselfish, truly generous. 0ft"! medltaitlve. will honorably keep I trust. A schemer will meet 1i veri- table along wall if he AttemPta i0 cnuae this Aim: native t0 d0 In!‘ thing dishonest. Must 11mm: ll courage and throw of! anrlvty-

import-highly favored for new

Join the Navy and soc the world look your my when you IP99" l“ your mw uloi- blouse. If you no planning :. visit in the nouth.

you'll wmt. lthg sieevelca: version t0 was: with t.

you'll male (h mmtdyugzrtnr. Th1: some tum also includes mother very i}; rtmt mu populat- ltvlﬂ- t!" grain, that ycu will M110? hsviﬂl mg :11 of your tailored frocks. 1:? ioufi auto hi8 W»? sin’ i; ‘z uai a 86-inch m1- rio wi ‘l y I middyi

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