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by the King and Queen, when the Hgh Ocmmiaailmer prsented the Poetlnaltll'-General to His Maiesty.

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late Hon. J. D. stewart and Mrs. Stewart, who are spending some

short visit to Charlottetown not- withstanding the great disadvan- tages encountered. Mrs. G. E. Pull. who was her accompanist, entertain- ed for the guest artist at her love- ly home on Prince Street after the recital and a most enioyed social hour ensued.

Mn. Btroudwicx of Halifax, NB.

was the welcome guest for the hater holiday of her sister, Mrs. B. W. Robinson, Summerlsde.

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Mr. Justice A. C. Saunders and

Mrs. Saunders have retumed to Charlottetown after spending Easter in Summer-side. During her visit Ura. Saunders gave a charming little birthday party for her gand- son. master Albert Reginald, three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Reg- inald Saunders. About thirty little guests were present and had a merry time playing party games. The centre of attention at the tes table was a dainty birthday cake with three tiny candles.

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hsr friends on Wednesday evening for live tables of Bridge at her home in aimmcrside.

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Mrs. George Melkle or Summer-

side gave a charming party for her daughter, Joan. on the occasion of her fourth birthday. Quite a num- ber of little girls and boys were present and had a very happy time. Dainty ctmfections were served at the tea hour. a hugh birthday cake with four birthday candles occupied thaplaee of honour-onthe tea table.

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Miss charlotte Whitton. C311,

executive secretary of the Canadian Oouncii for Child and Family Wel- fare. who has visited here on sev- eral occasions. sailed from Saint John last Saturday on the CPB. Duchess of York. Recently made a Commander in the Order of the British Empire. Miss Whitton is an route to Geneva to attend sessions of the commission for the proteo- tion of women and children, an cr- ganintion appointed by the Council of the League of Nations.

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than expense,

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taste, 'tis sense:

Good sense which only is the gift

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And though no science, fairly worth

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REVEBENCI

Trent the weakest and the worst

with reverence, for. like yourself, they are the temples of the living God. Do not be guilty of the sin of regarding men as something sepa- rate frorn Him. look for God in our fallen brother. and you will find Him just ns surely as you will find the likeness of the king On the poorest coin that was ever struck.

-R. J. Campbell, D, D-

A STRANGE TOWN

A few miles fromn Denver, U. S. A, by the side of A motor road, is something thsuwould delight any child-a complete miniature town

Wm* S"’¢°f'5» 31095. houses and even a cinema. The houses are about four feet high and st nigh; 9,, t0wn is ull lit up and s gr-amp. Phone started in the cinema, Many a moloril. coming upon this “toy WWII in the dark has rubbed his eyes in amazement, thinking he was dreaming. This delightful place WHS built- by an American, as a hob- by. and the idea was suggested to him by his little daughter, agm 11,

PEARLS '

When an oyster is young it floats

about like s piece of Jelly. When the shell forms it is too heavy to float and so lt sinks, usually attach- ing itself to is rock. There it stops, opening its shell to admit .sea water and the llitle‘thlngs it eats. It ls a speck of sdnd or grit getting into the shell that causes the formation of is arl. The o .ster cannot

stop the tickling and irritation, it covers it up. This it does by making a fluid, which hardens, and then more and more fluid until many

hardened layers of it are formed

“Ssh, Beityl - You'rc mudi too big to ery. Leila get Aunt Alice .

to tell us wlsy a nice little girl feels so wsepy and cross all of a sudden.”

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rid of the speck and so, in order to

and are fcundinmanytropicaeas in Australasia, Ceylon, etc. Pearling is still done by natives without tl- vers’ costumes, but of lata years, proper diving apparatus has been more used, particularly

Ilan waters. Pearls round, being found but the round ones

prized. Black and also are found on very rare occasions; and are extremely valuable.

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BLUE SILK CREP! COAT 'lill- MED WITH FOX

Like a cocoon emerging into a

butterfly, some of c\ir new Wring clothes hang on to signs of Winter while also attaching the heroin- lm 0! Shrine.

Worth, for instance, has rather

dellghmxl coat of bluc silk crepe- heavy quality and lined - trim- med abundantly with black fox. The sleeves. widening above the oi- bowbuttsperingtoacuffofcart- ridge pleats, are of black, and a

wide ind of black fox extends from t below the shoulder to well below the elbow. Another band of the fox starts at each shoulder. Just under the ear, and make a horseshoe loop down the graceful movement. This coat, and is worn over a

m mate along straight

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is a sport or wwn shopping affair

15° wool in a eweed weave with

wn predominating against

beige. It is really a suit consisting of a. straight skirt and a hip-length Jacket buttoned down the front. The sleeves and a unall turn~ovcr colla.resebi'own.ltiswornwitha sweater and scarf of bright green Wovhagreenwoolclcthhat and .Uither lfieeli Ui' beige gloves, Q5 cuffs of which come he fur aleevs of the Ju: In wrists.

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