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7 A sief-ebflweddins in Westminster The tea hostesses at the Golf, ‘N10!’ 11W0111118 her short months Links this afternoon will be Mrs. J.i A. u. Business? — Even Husband - Snatcher Weakens at Thought of Ruining

=- PMW Princess Marina oflG. Jamleson, Mrs. Duvar, -e'1'°0°°11116 11981111 thinking about herIMisses A. and L. McKinley, Missi I» Helpless Children’s Lives Dear Miss Dix-What does a father owe his children after they are

lrousseau. The brunette daughter ofi a,- ge ,- - a, Fume Nicholas of Greece plans tolfaalfgr Stay thredfolfrilwingnladlg: Many love musk; but for mu51¢" m, 31191115131113)“ am; 5119x115 b‘ "mmed 1° P1111“ 500188 in i-hs-‘serve: Mrs. H. B. Henderson Mrsi sake- charm oi’ the lo slashed slink‘ i‘ Wedding tires her motfierwore whenffl S Jenkins Mrs. J J. Morris Mrs i Many because h" numb“ “m 5km 1g 0nd Mans] 30¢“; g vii‘ ulaie was mairied at 5t. Petersuurg 32|A.' RI. Mclnnis. 1 ' 1 i “Wake be outdone by Sllliéparalli 0M1- cars ago. The Prince and Princess _ o o o a 1 Thoughts that repose within the how-B head button; that m, 20 years of age? If he has fed and clothed. and given them an excel- ilent home and a college education-and has further advised and counseled with them. is it still his duty to finance tliein in business and keep on financing them, even to his own embarrassment? Or should he give them asound, sensible talk at their maj-

have been little seen by ['13 1q_ D p 1; d breast hat‘! dead, , _

=._ ents of this iittle Yugosiav flioéffain 11191;’ :3: P1511111: hfireiltnd rise to follow where she loves bmideil’ iwt sewed‘ on’ m mak-

égt‘ . i, Retreat. That has no' ‘ veiitezlireturned to Sydney from an enjoyed; to lofld- humus “who” OHM‘ has come

- them from finding out, l1; r that motor trip to this,City where they . What various feelings come from out Wm‘ be“ buckles and dress

311° P11110955 15 lust as interested in were in company with Dr. Parfrcrs: dolls Bone by ‘gmamegimgr oldoépgeng’ “$3: l! l‘ dd‘ g- 1 - ~ - - . - a ,__ 5W5» ' - '

e we in waidiobe as any otlici cousin, Dr. Victor Primrose who hasiwh t tears from fa. off sourcewand comic ks and hfluqnasks

young bi-‘d -t -i_\_, - - 1 -- ~. . begun aciliulrigg pgoivriids hrldahflixllliilgllléfllfiilllsuuned w ms practice m Bu‘ ir-swd",§,,'§,‘,° 11y?“ m,“ mm t like masquerade/rs wear to modern critics and toil them that they must Stand on femining 39135591195 m, the even, ' , , . , , @0195 If m 5w“ balls. These are made someirlrnes in their oivn feet? The father was reared in’ a

' “ p y metal and sometimes in a deed school that had to work and he had no other

idea thBILlO make the way in life a little easier for his children than he found it for himself, bu: in doing this I fear that he has made weakllngs of his children and kept them from turnin any ability they may possess

(ljfqiiile theexagt date of the State Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mutch and, Arid melodies, “A:9géZ2lJ;elgli?ggAilii01‘Abfiy has family have movcd in from their melt away 1 l was o ' h h '. ' . m“ wedding Wm be held 8011301151161 Summer homo at Bfl8‘ton S oic Mindlolgow at eiery touch, at every curing the winter. Inspector Harry A spark o; me

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white substance which lime but is a sort of plaster metal _

There is even Medusa with her, snake tresses, large and horrifyifw.

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Miss Alice Murchison is leaving on 11511, gnsgened

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Many informal social functions wcrc arranged for the visitors in the City attending the Golf Meet and N. S. and P. E. I. Hospital Associa- tion meetings so successfully held

Hale Hospital, Quebec. will enter the nurses training class.

from a summer holiday at the Cox Hotel, Souris.

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Miss Isabel Jamleson has returned

Looking at things casual-ly and as impersoually as is reasonably pos- sible, we cannot deny wit/h a straight face that we aren't in some sort of second childhood» This touch of the infant combined with

possible to got a ccinplexlan back into shape without spending money on anything except tissue‘ cream. Tr- kitchen shelf holds p.enty of effective bleaches and softeners. First of all. there's tomaw juice. It bleached and it ionos-

childrcn that she brought into the world.

0f course, the parents’ Justification of their harshness is that neces- sity is the anvil on which character is hammered out, and that those who must work or starve are driven to labor. All of which is true. But there is no merit in unnecessary martyrdom and it has always seemed to me that it ivas the duty of parents to at least help their children over the

t l ‘ Frans, Crack Scotland Yard D t - t - t ‘v1 t e 1 h‘ 1 ‘ l a ', 2 me the same stalwart eufslfayitgsfic gei- iiilrlsiraig tdliikrglfiorlgggft: and‘ hiitvfiffgi savage Landm- Dkiced squarely in the bgiiddlemof into a caPac ty to do things. V 1, . c c1111‘ c M.K.Gandhi whm he visit- ‘1 rd . t n h ‘ P i tP ' . ‘ the stoma/ch on a black t so a f » , ' ' _’ , ed London, has been Zissigued to m1 By q er- emeolno o n Hm through her almondsllt eyes. A DIsTRACTED MOTHER" Q ' ituzird the PYllICL‘ and Princess dur- lifrs, G. W. Wnkeiord clltcrtuincd nortrils and wlerd-snaped mouth Answer. J; flkfikttli$lilqgiéic.vivstay' in Bohcnsko m, bridge Thursday afternoon at NIONOGRAMS ARE BACK lziiack ‘stares out from tgio ‘Slllemgii Probably there is no other xtuestion in the world that is quite so dif- . 1 R ' -InS-D‘m>_~l€\_q_11-1 _ 4 u _ Osikivood Inn. in honpr o. friends. i? Bats in Silver 11111110 115 e5 are flcult to decide as Justhow much parents should help their children. For. i e s ’ o. r-omhigii... ' ‘Its dmuim“ " ' ' Mononrams are back in the new- ‘Mtenmgs’ and ‘loodcn arrowsh however Lheyflnve m a L‘ fraught Wm‘ dmgen n they help too much’ l _ .3 gm“ the msloqgfl Ciofiagcfit ‘fllligélllgi méVIfS, Deatcgn (who ha? been sum- “m,” Swap Dilkusha uses them m1 inlet through stlffjoliaxelgt: cgflcleultrflz; égezydare lilrcleily to tu;.n theirdcliiiidtgen intro dependents who never 166.1111 to ‘ a =‘ “ _ ~ ~ 111K 11 o 1 y 15 011N112 91115’ - ' ‘ ese are queer . on c r own ee an ey re use al help, they may cripp e a i, ‘1 1h. sam: illllQ trynn; n) gtgy C105; In“; week on 1.6mm 1,0 I-‘Tgdeywtcnh 11311511“, leiither backei by metal a5 we miss our guess. next season W111 child for life by removing the guiding hand it needed to cling to until it f . y, s (‘cough to take caic of any intrud- ‘N. B_ 1 title QSttCTHIIQa org lapel ornamenifi (1nd us rushing to n simpiloily 11101 was strong enough to walk alone. 1 , crs. a t e t o spor s suits an coats. One big ma - ,- 1 than . _ . y involve nothing covofof i,‘ 3.1.- Hhke 5H1’ $110515 at a“ English . Mrs‘ J‘ M‘ Sm“ who has been v15‘ Wml) irimiii. “mi,” .601" of “use ' a good dependable sheet and a few There are two schools of thought on this subject. There is the stern l1.- Pfiiixisec any. Prince ‘George and iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. y“ 1 5h rlse lrown leather ‘let-| beam“. sMew-mng, father who, when liis children are grown, chucks them out into the world r "3155 M31111" 111‘? J01 Fhfllocroned Simon Paoli. left Tuesday to spend 9P5 °11_i 9 o t 111961. and a hack. __ l to sink or swim, and who refuses to throw them even so much as a life except who i k f wool suit i f t d it 1 ~ . 85w‘- m ‘nbllm m5 “"1151 811119111" 501110 111118 With her sister Miss Agnes I t! _ Inns as ‘me ‘v h b ack‘ KITCHEN SHELF MA!’ n preserrer. I have known wealthy fathers and mothers who have stood u- “ P“ 13- H1011. R- N» in NEW York oofofo “a “'- ~ “S , HELP TO “DE-TAN stoically by and watched their children almost pcrishing in their struggle i,‘ . . , . pioceeding to her home lll Calgary. _ to make a livelihood. They have seen tlic1r_childreii shabby, under- £1 A The Comte“ °f B‘“‘”°"°“g1‘ $1115 at the Charldtletoxvn Tennis FANTASTIC oEw-omvs M11111” b‘°“°1““g “m1 ’°°°“‘“' iigiiratliilerlif iiliiriviioriciiavgoiigrgirvgigiguiiriiif mum“ “ammo” may mum : - September 15th for a visit in Eng- C . . - 1 tioning-af -sumniei'- skinprepara- . 1 . , v . v _ ouits this afternoon tea will be TRIM PARIS FROCKS v . m u!“ 2,13‘ ixfinriiulgitilo Igfizgstfiiél; snelrved RlIJIYDOMlSIZOS cElaliueshBeales. i “gill? fizfiyzliilfggi‘ it p???‘ lot m Itki:i;:1w' CllllE yéounrg man ill/ll; died because his father would not send lb Excellency will be accompanied by J92? Gmcm Us 'M e. 1h 3220a Brains lave bee ex 1 d~ t, of money into creams and lotions m ° a “P112131 a)“ woud a“ 5“"“$1.111-‘1 me’ _ And I (“we heard 1* J her so" Lam Duncmmm‘ ‘vhois n“ _ _ - ii o <1.\ o 5 1 11 P0 111E’ u . h! h I,“ need for only a yew woman, w 105i. a ier eft her n. half-million dollars when he died, say l‘ . ' . ' , csses will be Misses Jean McLure, such a rate lately that there 15'1" C byttcrly that the moncv came to her too late to do an ' ood d tli t if t to 1 . . - - . . -- . - . ‘ 1 11 .~ 1111 1* 31 cuarlflllgxlfidge §g'i‘\t,;fg;yhgsnfuégcshig; Catherine Rogers, Iadith Hill. no keeping up with the latest gew- weeks‘ n, _l i the _ are he had only given her a small part of it to make her life easier when she H. daughter’ Lady M0y'm Pongmbv p ‘ ' ’ * saw and gadget that has come out . hmfdgets br1goiyl‘ ‘inoughl Emu: first married, it would not only have prevented lier from becoming a phy- r“ ' l who Wm “tum 1mm to the Capitél- Miss Reta McLean of Montague is cf the fasnionabl debris now being 1 “is 5 "aw" ‘ ‘* ‘ r m“ W8 sical wreck from cooking and washing and baby-tending, but that it ‘ ' leaving this afternoon for Jeffrey dumped upon the market. 1110111- A1111 111° 311W“ ° ‘ might have saved her from the heartbreak of losing the feeble, sickly little

Come up and meet MasterMle West it the fancy drug u!" Michael Smith, three. winner ofpetltlon held at flu Boecombq first prize as n. juvenile edition of Carnival, Bantu.

injustice that it should make every disgruntled husband and wile pang

h this k. o ere W”, , , . M“, C_ w? Ming,“ and 5011 -»~—-— Simply pat it on after yoiwj rough places at the beginning of the Journey of life, if they could. before they wreck their homes’ and 1t mama make “an the mo“ M“. Congratulations are extended to Bertram have motored up to Boston Cleaned V0111‘ 18°91 let 11' d” an -"""_"' ened and conscienceless husband-snatcher hesitate 1o Nb 13,1913“ 11m‘ Mr. Raoul Rcymond of southpar; on putzitions seems to be that the stars then rinse off If a man has‘ money, it seems to me far better for him to give his mnocents o; then- “ma; children some oi it while he is yet alive and can help them establish

his recent appointment as Swiss Consular Correspondent for P. E. Island.

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Mrs. s. D. Irvinc has been spend- ing n fcw days this week with friends in Ottawa.

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and Queen to Holyroodhouse the portraits of Henry VIII. and Queen Elizabeth, have hung in the bedroom of Mary Queen of Scots at the end of the Ilong Picture Gallery, are to be re-

As a result of the visit of the King

which for generations

on Wednesday at the Mawley House in honour of Mlss'Mlnnie Lefurgey

favor green, and that women will be entirely safe, both fashionably and astrologically, if they wear as much of this color as possible.

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of Ottawa, who is visiting in Sum-

The liquid from cucumber rinds that have been left over night 111 a small bowl of water is good. too. Apply with cotton pads.

Lgmcn juice. of course. 15 1111 efficacious bleach—bu-t be sure to dilute it before you put it on face and neck. Use it full-strength 011 elbows and hands.

themselves in some business than it is to wait and leave it to them when he dies. Just a few thousand dollars put into a business would save a young man so many weary years of climbing into a decent salary. Just a dowry that would bring in a modest sum every month save so many girls who marry poor young men from so many pinching economies and givc them such a sense _of financial independence. Many a. marriage among young people goes on the rocks just because of the lack of the

money that their parents could easily give them. ._i.i__

Children need a. settled home and a sense of security m yhioh q grow up. They need love and tenderness as the flowers need sunshine; they need the guidance of both o. father and a. mother, and when they are deprived of these their lives are blighted. All. who have to do with the children of divorced parents bear witness to the fact that they aunos invariably develop morbid and distorted characters, and that they

hard and cynical, without respect or affection for either parent, and the; lack ambition and direction in their lives.

lvlllss Lona McLure was hostess at moved. It has long been felt by

merside.

a delightful luncheon Tu:sday' at the University Club, Ottawa. in honor of Miss Margaret Callbeck, who is re- turning to Moulton College, Toronto.

Capt. John Murchison of Buenos Aires who is summering at the old 1 Murchison home at Point Prim was receiving the congratulations of his friends Tuesday on the happy occas-

ed with numerous cables, telegrams and letters from friends near and far. The family are leaving very shortly for England on their return home. O O O O

Rev. Dr. C. F. Wiggins. of Suck- ‘ville, N. B., who celebrated his 90th anniversary lust Friday, August 24, was the recipient of numerous con- t grdtulations from his old friends. On Friday morning he attended St. Bar- tholomew's Day service in St. Paul's chiirch, conducted by the rector,

honor of Dr. Wiggins was held on Friday afternoon at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fisher, Frosty Hollow. where a large num-

Scotsmen that these paintings were out of place in their present sur- roundings, Just as one of Robert the Bruce would be in Windsor Castle. The King is understood to ngrcc with this view, so that thc pictures are shortly to be removed.

roodhouse, many histoiuc paintings and other relics of the Stuart per- l d h b c l d h‘b't' ion of his birthday which was mark- tgcfcééehesi nmzyacehas? ex l l Ion with interest. t

young son. Alec of Summersidc are spending a delightful holiday in the city renewing old friendships.

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Lewis Point on Tuesday evening. A huge bon fire over mellows and corn were roasted, followed by a musical at Rev. A. R, Yeoman. A reception iii the house and a midnight supper whlled away a pleasant evening. - 0

children are leaving today on return

Since ast Their Majesties were at Holy-

examined

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mclnnis and

Mr. and Mrs. William Brelmut very delightfully at heir picturesque summer home at

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Mrs. Carol Livingston and three

Farlane are week end visitors at

daughter. Miss Irene Silliphant. mot- orcd to Charlottetown on Wednes-

morning for Montreal after a, two weeks visit to former friends here. .

L. Shurman left 1hls morning for _ their home in ‘M11911 111511511‘ sgcnding a. pleasant two week's va- cation with their friend, Mrs, V, K. Wood, King square. u t t t

Golf Course this afternoon will be MFS. Green and Miss Mollie MacArthur.

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The Misses Alberta. and Enid Mac-

Tracadie Beach, the guests of the Misses Nicholson. t

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Don't forget about oatmeali 11's fine, yet, inexpensive, softener. Cook it just as you would for break- fast, strain cff thc liquid. lot," @001 and then pat it into your $11113 Airways remember i0 i159 1155119 cream after any kind of a bleach.

Mrs. Harry Silliphant and her

clay on a short visit. a o a Mr. und Mrs. W. E. Bentley have as their guest Mrs. George Millar (formerly Miss Margaret James). 0 0 - leaves this

Mrs. John Byrne

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Montreal, after

The hostesses at the Summerslde

H. M. Downing, the Misses

On the other hand, of course, there are the overindulgent parents who give their children more than they can afford and who raise them up to fccl that Blather will always pay the bills and nothing is ever ex- pcctcd of inem. These remain perpetual babes through life who always have to be lcd by the hand.

And thcre are the selfish children who bleed their parents white and

Rinse and dry the skiz. before pot‘ ing it on. If lihe summer sun has made your skin 1111110 dry. loove 11 bit of the cream 0n all M8111-

KEEPING onus FEET COMFORTABLE IN SUMMER

Athletic youths fregucritly Mk me what they miust do to be com- fortable when walking in summer. writes a doctor.

There is one method which a well-known doctor recommended smne years ago and which is excel- lent for keeping the feet cool. I-Inv- ing scrubbed than with a strontf soap and a nail brush the feet arc well driedi, particularly between the was; boracic powder is then rub- bed intc the soles and insteps.

Meanwhile the socks have been prepared by soaking in strong boracic solution, They have been

who take from them without compunction the money they have laid up for their old age. These parasitic children never accept their responsi- bility in life. ’I'hcy always make their father and mother bear their bur- dens, settle their debts, pay their alimony and rear ‘their children,

The moral of which is that parents should practice moderation in helping their children. They should give them a lift, but not the whole ride. And children should not feel that they have a right to graft on their parents after they are mature men and women. They should have a heart about sparing poor old Fhther and Mother.

DORUPHY DIX. O O O O O O

Dear Miss Dix—I am 21 years old and have been having-a love affair with a mrirricd man. He is the father of two children A411 has a wife who is most attractive and devoted to him. At first I led him on against his will. I knew all about his wifc and children, but I did not cure and. I won liim away from his wife. Now he is crazy about nic and. wants to divorce liis wife and marry mo, but somehow I have come to realize Just what I am doing to his children. so I told him that things had to stop and I wanted him to give me up. I still love him, but I feel that this sacrifice must be made. I am willing to make it, but he is not. What shall 1 do? ISHTAR.

Answer:

To separate a child entirely ma; its father or its mother is to deal death blow to its tenderest feelings, and to rear it up 1n an ntmosphgm hate of either its father or mother is to poison its whole life. Equally bud is it to shuffle the poor little creature from father to mother, perhap| to homes in which there is a new mother and a new father, which make! all of its relationships a cynical jest and makes a child feel that it belong nowhere,‘ is wanted nowhere, has no real place in society, And cold and tenible is the alternative oi.’ solving the problem by sending the littls martyr of divorce off to some school where ha spends bis life in the coin- pany of other unfortunutes like himself,

Surely any man and woman must feel, f! they have any conscience or any sense of honor, that they should stand almost anything in the vq of marital unpleasantncss ratbI than to bring such a. fate upon the! children.