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Modern Etiquette

1 Alice Brooks " Designs

. 0men's realm

THE GUARDIAN JUNE 14. 1952

.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Should They Tell. All?

Men Advocates” No Secrets Between Engaged Couple

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IUNFIOCI N PANTIII ...':.”il.'.". .”?'c..”'.';.:. l'iil”oo.”i3 W. cm me -o our sun- aionwiubrlngtsarsbeosuseothis d""h"””""' "mwumw ch”, mm "am. um mm 1",. opens out for easy lronlngl Bunny voice much loved and now stillod- ma Ic.".llgn mm uh am " ' To of-bus toms!-ta to color still Ii return this: transfer", neces- "YQo1u!lh git” ma; :1 reign a letter father's unselfish help and guid- guy 13mm. 1rd,1,.d;.d,1m1n'. dam;

. DEAR. MISS DIX: A divergence of opinion has arisen lietwee W-'0 the dsv my be moved to sinus 2 4 s ii .

e k mi: Lilli!” izd mxaglflfon l-hit my girl friend and me which -is causing considerable trouble. 1 lira: Pill somewhat osrelauly. "rsth- - aend' Tiventy-nvs cents in coins

yem 5 gm "sh ysy mas: ly believe that a man should know. without reservation. everything on" we recall a youthful essay on for this pattern (stamps cannot be

mm :11: . mud hngvogassr s 'tIl:.Iltl;IalIj1I(ppeinedhln tine lpasttof the woman he loves and intends to the sweet. from our tsschins soooptsd) ';h.AI-I0l 33008! DI-

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In an article entitled "The Mrs. W.c!i7;.i3!lildOl!C(.1lhI form; Q. If a man is being entertaln- tions of his :'wi:'ps:t.. mm 0 1" ununnlmd Ind mmmmd ""1. lyi:.:l:'s house inn !e"ii3"fu:: Sat elgvast. s nto. Ontario. :1:-5:. f1:::::' -e.:."..::".:"."..:t :;..3f:;: .:"w::..::. ::..-l. 1.".r.”";::.."l..'.:":”'...m::; ; or mmmonv is n 1- on -0- who to do. And -wk M P"-" W W" ”""- W"-

. 1 n . lute member. Olive M. Squair, day, was entertained nt in miscel- the waiter. or at least offer to do suspicl!o'l: lshOlilteiVof'l,eoVnernI:ltlt:l'ak:inxl:l'i;;E':l:tl”;fiie.&lofTh:I:lleIl?eI? :1 to my ma bum, ' Ind lutum umber. iuggestcd that Prince Charles laneous shower recen'lly at the so? eumlmned by com 1918 con!” P 9' 9 3113 iiv i8 liVlii will Who Oilf- should use the title that is his home of Mrs. Matthew Watson. A. No; this is always the duty p "'"' Mi"! WWW "10 l'llD0Mii3iiiV-i0l 01 My fiancee. on the contrary. and much to m Dlrenivllo W 11111! IPPIWMO ""1 v

Q.' Should a hosted always pro- vide new cards at'a bridge party?

. p." I H cards. but the hostess must b: a S 0 sure that the cards shadoes pro- PP 6 Villa are immaculate end in good

condition.

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birthright-Prince of Scotland. 0 I O Loyal greetings and felicitations were extended to His Royal High- ness Prince Philip. Duke of Edin- burgh. on Tuesday. his 31st birth- dayl 0 O I

Cmdr. and Mrs. G. H. Buntaln entertained on Tuesday evening for Mr. Lionel A. Forsythe. Q.C.. at Dundee. P.Q., President of the Dominion Steel and Coal Corpor- stion. who spoke at the annual meeting of the Board of Trade.

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Dr. James Higgins. formerly of Klncardine, Ont.. who has accept- ed a post with the Dominion De- partment of Agriculture at Can- ada Packers. and Mrs. Higgins. have taken up residence at Bright- on Shore. They have as their guest Mrs. Higgins' sister, Miss Edith Bernard of Tlgnlsh.

honour had been escorted by Mrs. Watson to a gniiy decorated chair. a decorated carriage containing is large number of beautiful gifts was wheeled in by Miss Heather MacNevin and Master John Davies. Miss King was assisted in open- ing the gifts by Miss Frances Mo Millan, willie the accompanying verses were read by Mrs. Eldon McDonald. The bride-to-be thank- ed her friends for their kind re- membrance. after which a delic- ious lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by her daughter. Miss Sandra Watson. Mrs. Ralph Small. ,Mrs. .lohn Davies and Mrs. George Schieyer. O 0

Mrs. Burdett was presented with a lovely gift by the choir of Zion Presbyterian Church. of which she has been A valued member. and on Saturday after-

Hlghland Ave. After the guest of of the host.

the holiday week-end. a . o

spending the week-end in Roth- esay. N. B. After attending the closing exercises at Rothesay Col- legiate. they will motor back to Charlottetown at the first of the week, accompanied by their son Peter who has been a student there during the past year. I 0

Her many friends will regret to learn that Mrs. lV. W. Reid has entered the hospital. where she underwent a major operation yes- terday morning.

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Mrs. Fred Bradley entertained at luncheon lit the Charlottetown Hotel last Sunday in honour of Mrs. Leon E. LeBoldus, the form-

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Murray for

Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mellish are -

should not he

only from the is preposterous Don't you

ANSWER: your arguing?

Muriel Nlsaen

semblance of trust? IT'S AGAINST

nature. Few of us are willing t

appreciate the delicacy of respe

keen regret, maintains that whatever has taken place in the past has no bearing on the future and

discussed. She contends that the

actlons of each partner are of concern to the other

time they meet. To me her stand

agree with me that marriage part-

ners should keep no secrets from each other. con- cerning the past. present or future?

S. O. S.

Aren't you being a bit specious in You decry "suspicion". then pro-

ceed. with your insistent demand to know every detail of your fiancea's life before she knew you. to prove that you are void of any

HIJMAN NATURE

It would indeed be wonderful if two people-any two people- couid be so completely one that they knew every blessed thing about the other. Such a Utopian idea simply is not consistent with human

0 share every secret thought, every

trivial action. every daydream. with anyone else. Genuine trust would

cting another's privacy. and would

menu to a father's worth down through the years. Even though maturity may have severed the ties of childhood and we have so- moved far from his care and coun- sel, the influence of his teaching and example lives on forever in our lives and is perpetuated again in those of our children. and our re- spect and gratitude to him for his unfailing interest and help during the years of our dependency never wanes, but instead seems ID wax brighter as our course runs.

We recall once upon a time lis- tening to two patrisrchs of a neighborhood as they visited to- gother on a spring evening of the long ago. They talked of old days and old scenes-of folks and an era of living on lsland farms we know only by legend. "1 mind" one added too story he had been recounting "my father telling me

lIyApaAsbls1

. How can I stiffen lsoe cur- tains so they will hang straight and keep clean much longer?

A. Add two or three tablespoon- fuls of flour to the starch. Or. add one tablsspoonful of born to a large saucepan of starch. How can I clean pspler-

A. Wash them with a soft cloth wrung out of tepid water. Dry with another soft cloth and polish with a little dry flour applied with

Q. How can I remedy soup or vegetables that have too much salt

A. Place a wet cloth over the top of the pan and allow to re-

drsws out some of the salt.

c e e agile"”:ng3i::is;i';';;:nwi;iii:;CM3gi;:;i: er Mliss I.1enlli( M1acDor11i!lld. whoske hesitate to intrude on the innermost facets of (mother's life. In- . ' . - - - . 1 1 11 "Vi" "39 00 P303 5 W99 sistence on delving almost surgically. into the heart and soul of that when Iwas only a. lad." He an);lirso:imlZo!d1err'i'ckvhaiAxve Alelitsilotllrd xlgdgoxirtt thhoesulistilftsc 1.-ti? D"r Sly; She wui also the guest M honour 50mP0n9 else. is. to. my mind. suspicion--not trust. looked 0V0i' ml 335595 M the - C k. menu,” motor "11, to wane” M” Creelman when we bride-mi at gar?sIc:2:i'co1i-1:wsli11)w:'l;d8)i;Ig'; ifuuyou glisrtryhlnto marriaxe yoi.11- firm Ct0hll.VlCll0'f!I pxmklnowing other... a tallish honey man. Vgth 09 ' orner ' - - every ng zi appens o your w 9. every ng s e ii s an no hand nd 10 white '1 in- - "V ' ” ousehold Scrapbook? t

Canada. They will go out W W” be was again presented with sev- Ph ir M 13 id 1 M 1 H . , .- 0: Maiimv Newdymk ""5 glwteg CF81 beililiiiili SW13. o Atty! llliom:.c Stgmkochfordnst. oivvn g?):ls'll)Olll'tlSlSiEnO?le :9l:inl:gEln:;'gl'e;l0l::lP?e”:h:uT:::lt'G:! mlfnt:vvi(r,irrlsi: kltlfe. keallhc other I smaller wizeried l d. Ohi, an stop a an . e . ' ' '1 1 ' 1 . p vlvilrlere Mr? Ainsworth will attend corporal an.d MES J S Ed. MWWBY Clenirl-. details of evcrY telephone call. the word-b)-Word dDlCl:iDllO;I of cvery ml" with ' "ink! of beam n,ou1 3.7 3059710 I40 a convention of the Canadian wards om” ucmin a'n1ed 1, on -1-ue.d,,y e,,e,,1,. M15, N... V”''' mm” ii ""i' i"”5i”” '”'T 3”,” i"""”' "M ”- " Wi" his face nodded. "Aye" be com- nnmw 1 2 1 ed Elecudcal Aswc1a11on1 -1-hey W111 - 1 1 ii, Y r K morbid absorption in your girl friends past is based on suspicion menwd. ..Am1 . knowing person ' CUP Sic CEiBi'Y. i "M93900" Mr. Edwards aunt Miss Dora dine McMahon entertained at a 11,111 1.1" condua ms. 11 1 11 . 1, 111 1, . ' Granite cho pod rcen e r 1 tab) - n 3 no aways me can as compe ey a ove re he g :1h 1.. And th g P I D Dpe . e ieliiin by w”' ”' M”""'”' Smith arrived Monday to- spend shower in honour of Miss Made- . Wu ym" h 9" S g n '- -' imi nto 3 g bi ' ' ' the next few months at their line McMurrer bride elect Thurs- preach as you would haw n'you had but amp the mbject-and the ""49 Kiri 01 W9 h0i159 Vim Md 3'1"" UPON 011 Kflniie CID 50 spoons mlnccdp nlsm '2 din" Mi'- -70h" we Fi'h”" c3C- Tit." summer home. Mac Edward Man- day evening Miss McMur.rer was e"gu1f.en,:f,'11:; 1,, R91 5 1,..11.,..'1,.,,.,1,ec11..e M1119 and A more 1m1mc.d been busy with her homework removed by covering the spots ,g::m chopped p1:k1,,' '1 cup :,.1;: "Him WW3 aimke at P' w' or. New Glasgow. again the guest of honour when p(.1;;on,1111). 101. 1.ours1.11 1mm 1,, ,11sc1.1m1m,1,.' 1,(.1we,n yum. 5.1,, 199395 iii) W"-h I lmiiinl DU?-lied which 5 l'3i7i3'P'-Wiimi 0' 3053- onnaise, 1 teaspoon salt. 1-8 tea- A"d"'”rmm' Thursday evenlnb ' ' Mi”-V E-"1 Ci"i510Pii" i""'”9d lcions and a ood dc-fiiniiion of faith For the latter I recommend exp!-gum" nnd whispered: "Do mixed to 3 pun with S uni” H300” P9DP5i'- 1 ie33D00n dry ' WEI 5" 0”-""'i3m Kim” " me Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Barbour mutual friends in a bridge party FM 89 md 1.1.5191. 01 S1 1,..au1.s 9 15119 10 1116 Hebyews e1eVm1h you believe him. Ellen? Did he WIWH the" iwliiiil it NW9? mustard, 1 tablespoon lemon Juice Ch"i0"9Ww'i Hcileh H” W” EC" and Mr. D. A. Maccannell have at' which the bride-lo-be was the V 1. C P ' P ' really ever have a father?" "TIP? iiv Wii-ii I kllilt 1 CUP creamy cottlso cheese. A C0mD-lmied by ii” '"”i"”" M” E returned from a. trip to Toronto. recipient of is very useful gift. 9 '2' - . "congrstulstlonsi" we offered a T Combine potatoes. celery, green A- Fiiil" 0' 5"i"i”" ”"i Mi" Montreal and the United States. ' ' ' DEAR M155 13111. The 1,., .1 1,, 0.1,. ,c1m1 H, v,,.., ,,11,co,,. recent and quite brilliant grad- nil" "'9'! peppenptmlento. onion and pickle. Joan Go1d1nz.0f.F5ed"iC""- . . . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Mould ,c1,,u, 51,0... no, ,m.1.,'g Cm .0 fake H... W, 0,, .13.". 1.11., Wm... uato of a university. "Oh" he -mm mm, 111.1 1, mum, by Chill. Blend mayonnaise. season- Mrs. Welllnclon McNei1!. Mrs. (e:r1!ter1ti1itn1-d lac; leiienltns 8:” the take us out unless they have a car, and we don't mind walking at all. milled. msklnslgight of his honors. berries. can be quickly cleaned by p";5;;1:",f11,:f.'1",:"j.f:1"c' 11?”? h”"" M0 COWH 0 9 8 11 KIM? . - - ' -2 w "I guess I won n't have gone vcr I 0 85 0 Gene 1 1 at n ml! Jon” rammed on Thursday "om puny when cove” were Md for :dl60V.IlngHll17.lle comince the boys that cars arent necessary e are 1" without Du” help. I” z l;e;1.l'rln1gral!)'tI::l&ngull7aatet'"f;l;tI:tl)lI;gh1&1: and mu ngmly. serve. 6 to 8. lgmgaiinchgr 21,: ('(;,,,..1.,11,. a trip to Toronto. where they at- tigirgigt-i:1;dr'fri1:ir1zuta5lt:L 3;n1t;eei;: ' A, M. punle to me" he was serious 'now. soapy water. town 1.10161. tended the Kflfiiiaiion Of Mr. wives and am" yhmmate "lends ANSWER: It's absolutely ridiculous for boys that age to de- how he manazod to finlncc thou -- 5511.1" .1111 311,, cu,.,,1, e e lBryer Jontes.T -lr.. frog? the Un- were mmed .0 renew "mm" pend on cars so much that they refuse to go out without one. Par- years. He and mother must have Paint. on Glass Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Rogers and V"-WY 0 V 0r0rIl0- hey came 1 11th M . A "1 J. L 1'1 ents should restrict the use of cars to special occasions for boys this done a lot of planning and made F 1 1 u be 1 cup rice, l,small can pimien- son Dale of Ham”. 1o1.mer1y 01 home by way. of Boston. Mass. Wiigigelisll vismgg ;Ir.ui'and ”;:a. age. If the boys refuse to take you out without benefit of motor many sacrifices. to make them Klasznaugtpfuacw u”"('J't'0V:d Hmi; tos. chopped. ll: cups diced. cook- Ch”1o11emwn' are v1,111ng 1,1 the ' Mould and 1 E 1 M and Mr transportation. you may be sure they are more interested in making possible for me. our Fathers. . . me cd chicken. 1-4 to 1-2 cup canned cl m e " ”' an impression on their friends than in enjoying the companionship in memory or in the mm, on hon. V 3'” mushrooms. 1-2 cup blanched ai-

cottsge Cheese-Potato salad I cups cooked. diced potatoes,

- . fth D- paggneyti 1;'VY1Be:.':Irs-111811.93. oi. Bryer Jones and Miss Margaret

. fM. d Ms. Mr. rid Mrs. Fr k F ' it Enid, ";:i.5l,":'ts tire Srainatn Apa;t- of Maiden. Msss.. afrnived a'IYl?l.lll.'le- g'”1Ch;L":1:”y v3;:1duM'1'.a:'.id of a nice girl. Until their attitudes change. you girls should leave or with nugcuonne 1-en,-d 19. 1 ” mondliulili CUP! Chicken bi'0ii1- mm". . . . 1gayce1t;n.ln&!1.,o"spe;igesi1sleg: chosen as ubk decoration and t.he;'rim1ielone. even though it means going to movies by. yourselves for ,1-113-;1,wu1w 1 ml 1. -610”, i B H E r h Hacoot ,1” "flan;-am” "Md ' ' were also arranged throughout ' ”' - WW mi Q Qr (19 I3 ' R D 1n d 1 '0 -111 time . . .We much approve the W" " " '" "mi ”m M

h (1)1-IA? 'IDCl)lR(1)Tl-IY1 D1l)x(: dFor lWt: surligestsiive dsumgners mythus; srentimontv contained in Joan 3, I. ll. WIIIIIE giillnii-ltzziemrrilixlltiurrtifcelhP;::s::ecass-tmff f Mr and Mrs Rogers. Th! dim M" 5""! M75 Bi'"CP- D3Vi50" 0' - b:xl1l alHO'lIN for 3-ieeekezifdsaigld :CC::iI0pn:.llt? a sshedleswoeekourllaslt yzllir --rhm::'on' "int; 1 - mic" Mum”; bye" 0! mm 9 room table was attractively Fredericton. N. B.. have arrived on has mm” mm” whidi he Dhotn- theimade new mend! and now 5 and the”. Mme wnh (hue people A E" m '99” 9” i" bwmi chicken. mlIlhl'00ml Mid ID1101155- "" f th occasion with Prince Edward Island to spend "api"-id ”””"”"V i" '””c" "id Y ' ” 1 1 1,1 .1 ,1. ' .. ' " "i ”i"”'" i." ' i"'- i. What is wrong with this asri- Pour over seasoned chicken broth --- ...-.dacnzs.tcd or. ,,9,,, other gm-elgn ,,.,u,111.1,,. While they were staying with us they eft some cot iig an 0 or 11 1 hm time" 1 u1d' --pd ggnnd "nee, game.” "I. the mp” '0 mended W111, 1101". Bu, 1,, mod, 0 U I

on Wednesday evening. Mr. and G. Stewart MacKay and Mr. Mac- me lounge when, afterwards mm Mrs. Frank Hansen entertained a. Kay. . . . mm plan”! were shown by Mr. is iobsi" i'i"”e" W99" i" mmm" Mould and Mr. Chameroy who

Erlliish buliercuvli 'YCii0W ill?!" ""5 Summer he”. articles at our bungalow where they have been for two years. How And 100k. 3111 1-11 1, k and laid with 2: lace oth. M D E '3 ;k ' I L d R1. Rev. R. H. w,1e,m1,,.' Lord can we approach this couple and ask them to come for their things an1n1.. mm” few shall return same .EI;lrl:&ot;er11)8l.it) delmtl 1"-r 1 Mill'- rs. . . e s o on on. mshop O1 Nag, 5.10118, who was without offending them. as we hold no grudge against them?LEoNA 2' whit is the mmct prondm 1 g-'1

Mr. and Mrs. Wes Storey and England. has arrived to spend a me nest D! C E M M 11, ,1 11. 111. 1 d .1 1. 3 "M" - a 5' , - R bird WI! Sinking on a. gate. clation of "gainsay"? '3::".l'?::3 ?.""5af&i33a-. :1 -ff." -ill-5-1-1:."ee::"."”!' iris" '" 1iii:".”E... 't.'.iiS"iil.":iE:.."2?.i?Si"i.i”?.”2i'&i2.Jl:Ti i;L".":..”.f so hurry M-mew mm mm 2- which as men worm is .. . ' ' ' Jelk" Gi:"" Sf" , tor: 1!'O)l,i.1 Wile oheayvltlll lainly can't be expected to store their forgotten clothint indefinitely. II.:11:1vei,.1,'hi111m:1n":.. L'I,i?;5f."':3.,?f,:ff:.;'""'mi' qmh Morning Sm”. . gg . . y. . . . Mr. John P. Smith. Vveymouth. ff, 'li:w'r-';1 ”f1i:";”:,i1s1't'"i1i)e1'::ie””';'f M. M t 1' ' '" 10 -am but Wm "mm 1 4. what does the word 'iurls- ncnmnnninsasaaanas Mus” ix H3m"g in me c"y' 5 turning to his yhome in Halifax e r bl l:l. of-.ee':Ierc:.I1Tl',Itflr!(:lrlylhI:!llll'ollIla(ll'll colllernn I caught 3- xumme of vmlum dhguo'liVllmun? ' C'""" 1 L H 2 guest at the Charlottetown Hotel. o e a ' " o E ' 3 ' 3 ' lMl.l:d-gioowtlme to jgatherr flowetgeld Wm! uohtlni: nruzmzfiw Hrs. Bonn .1 Mrs. c. Maxwel oveys. om - - - M, ....d M ,1 A 1,... C1. . mint 03'! "V0 m .. r . er: "it been in the 1m"Vxil(;nME,Secufmt,lQlaflfilidughurgg dM"t' 1:ennl'hG”"h";" ;"te':J"' and Mr. andrMrs.r Eat!-'l Rilalrnelgi: l,o.n'SelaKl'l;'M:1s. SDeVE'1gll's'a&"Jliflg: giudne. llplfentKi'lrE'rlfr.fJdlaylll:'n Postponing men 10' mm” houu' bum. ? 1.11 "week when oom' en . . . o e a or ome. ung ow 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' l drugs . ofecanrada. tram ;i'01;:"ig-hnll'1il:iti:eii1 Image. 1111 Tugslday evening! fz1l- alt 1? :ltrlne:ndlJa1i"l.;"IitAl;!e w' G" B"bou.r' . . Chesley Rob"Emf' e H C 1: d m th um I S. H ":5! Mn 1 " n:9'l30ng,m3t0it;i1i:lI;;,en':4;r' ” svcn's over e wee -en ow ng e we mg re earsa. Ti Chafi ii-em H H T d 3 - 1 IV M710 It era is c . 3'. In I reurn , 1 H town. the guest of Mi" M559; honour of her daughter, Miss wen1,l:g. W" oe on "e5 M Mr. and Mrs. D. J1.1MacLeod. milV:i5l:!'lii::i;:kG;:9:aii';1";:';. mg mom 1 pr , ,." 2. Accent on second 5'11: 30i'ii"- The iii! Hi-"'80 Newsom. Mrs. Loveys. Whto WI. Mai-ian.Iwhose marriage to Mr. 0 . . summersule. have as I deir1sues1tb- real om”. and Tommo in my me, to gtnnd md 10.-,1; syllable preferred. 3. Quarantine. csus H me kissing the night contacting young women1 o 5112 Ken. (;u1,,d.,n wok pi...-e on wed. Mn 5. E1110” Fun 11 enm,mn1 the lBllerIdbrM()lhei'C an bsustlelr-111: . . . . . . when um," .11 "me 1", 111 4. Right or powernto exercise ju. nurse. . gage in mission Wt'lII'1t1 1'; Sm” nesday at Trinity l..Inil.ed Church. 1" A 1”, 1,.11m.1. 1,1,”. .1 inW- Mt!-Cd: 1 "iq Igmpwf-'1!" 1:” M". Em" Robe-men 0' sum. biamnpv dlclal authority. The use was A:- church whu. he". a oh the luncheon at her home on-Upper 9”" ” " ""C1 " R .d I memd. 1911 by au1omob11. 1”. Until Monday - -Diary .... - ""m"'"d "3, u"1'mum"”n iii S dml"u"' vme Tuna” mom!” "M Iltime D” R' S 5”.” ii! N'i'hVi"9- Prince Street today in honour of "-”l"dd""'31"'- S" Am " 0 week 10 V1,” W111, 1.91.11”. 1,, Good-night. . .. . . hkh" mmi 5' .3”"”""- r ”' . "Darling I love you 80959 'P”k" M the Ir T9'"i'- 1'" for h" mime ll" Fri" the Misses Jean and Doris Gill. BE mcmh 555' New Jersey l -1-e-MM-M u gated tn the book, In but up more than mo" '111.n -- ' ' ' ' ' ' i - rled out by observing the facts of nionue: '3-'More tnan"'wnat

Conference 3i'BhCii- day morning. after visiting his ' . . 7'” Mm” ”"3'- 2”” ”"d ””-'b'b'b'cr-7xi7sli4'K'rt?'K?-i'7”s?-e.”'V 5 the person's behavior as they are dear?"

e brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and M1 J 1 11 D 1 R ME End M"' E M' Rum 01 M"- D- M- 5355- M5 and M"- enterftlaeislledmrfn -Sviaturdaav cvtsrilziellg B"b'"3 5""Ph'"'- were 59"” Susrlgrtriegsrige bllra'vsP.asLth:(i:y':eel.lE YOUII m"rll;:k'l1a"I::.u:gItorIlmeum-t l1:loldktr:las.tMol”ll'-hSn the u” I ' preaen on ng t." ' By James W. Bartel. IJI.

Mrs. Ted Bradley entertained at '

luncheon at the Charlottetown Hotel last Sundn..v. .

But I am wiser now, for I

Benton Harbour. MiCil-- I" Vi” Gus had a few friends in for ,3 I gquara dancing party nt hostesses at their home in sum- end gun” Mr. "m M” mchud ' at the moment. as well as his

itlng in ChIl'i0lNi0W"- l"'"' " cocktails on Tuesday in honour 11-191, mm. on cl-ugwooa 13,1", merside on Thursday evening in Mathew" at Chulonemwn. ' e ' e e 0 memory and imagination attrib-

honour of Miss June Ramsay. who Mm. no.1

the Charlottetown Hotel. ,1 Dr. 5.", . . b M M. dM.Nll-f.DBll.W”ib95-7""?l”9- te,i ti'aitti that Miss Ethel Trainer. M.s.w.. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Avard and c....'.w:'o'., 5:1... "Q... ,, ',,.”,,'. - . - Loiggzn 5ei.::ie';l1i;1n';f;"f3f1u'f1iMf':; . 2,: ....f',, "3?13,5 .,.,,.&.f."'f,, .;.n The butcher nag sent his new known and how he blends ths1sit- Gfflnd 50!! With I bill to old Mr!-