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1 r110 HOUSEWIFE

Llonhs 1 Don't Go Do Make . Arum“; Difference D h D nnued In Morale y . 1x Slovenly .

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ties and shirts.

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Plans of Statue Orphanage to Use Clothes Psy- chology 0n Problem Children Will Be . Watched With Great Interest

Authorities in charge o! a state orphanage announce that they are curing their problem children with

pretty clothes, silk stockings, natty

When a girl is slouchy and slovenly and won't. comb her hair. they don't. punish her by locking her up ‘m solitary confinement. They buy her a silk frock and give her a per-

wave. forthwith she throws bank her

shoulders and struts around and spends hours 011 her colffure. When a 90y plays hooky (mm school. they d0n‘t. tan his h‘de.

they substitute Klasy Klothes for

his overalls and he feels it no more than hzs duty to give his teacher a treat by looking at

Certainly" this method of reforming ob- slreperous children by dolling them up be- longs to the sugar-coated-pil. school of soc-

ial remedlcsund w.ll doubtless be one that youngsters cry for, a5 the

advertisements say.

But vat-pixig critics may doubt. many of our neighbors‘ kids, 11110 make our uves a 1 been clothed 111 purple and 1111c 1111011 from llltfll‘ layetles up. :5 5 111.- 11-75 11198-1 559- our observation shown us 1h11t there is 11111-

us efficacy, as so torment. to us, have Nor has restraining power in glad

raiment that makes those who patronize the spccalty shops and swanky zallors conduct themselves with more decorum than those who buy their

9 45 ‘,1 m —Danc1- 311151?- CB960. frocks and suits on‘ of bargain counters.

Indeed. a cynic 11115111 g0 even farther and say that the love of clothes

1s the beginning of 01-1., especially so far as 1.110 temuune sex 1s concerned. There 1s no ue.11y111g that. the grand passion 111th women .5 a passion 101-

clothes and that more girls are led astray" by hats than ever ale by men.

T110 basis 0f nine-lambs of the husbamd-aiul-w-Je quail-sis are ovc-r

the wife's dress btils.

lmiluner-able 11011105 have been Dfulittll up and 111v-

UICCS gl-uuicrl Détktllht‘ lmsbunds always 0110111111100 when their wives asked tor a 110w frock. "Win11. 1111011101"! Where's L110 one you bought last. 1:001?‘

01- because lIUeDfl-lId-S 11111011 Lu 110L100 111.1011.

Ol lUlIl"

But while 1t 1s true that pulling

w-hat 110 look like.

zmd-outt-t-s. trons. and 1t 1s 11-110.

express themselves 111 111011‘ attire.

ally no-account.

never succeed.

The Enrl and (‘ouutcss of Had-

of The" }\1in1r-s"‘s tho ‘Krlg and Q-uccn at Vlllndnol‘ Castle tol- Auzlrrt. . - . - Mr 11ml 111's. t‘. V. Snow who

1:11-11 Iieiua cord-alfv uclcomcrhhere- ‘a1 new residents. Mr. Snow havingl 11111-11 01111‘ tl‘0 11111-1». as account- 1211: of the Rovnl Bank of Can- ada were 1v‘del1- entevtai-Jed be- fr-"e 1011 t;- 1110-1- 0.111 ltnme 1n New Glastlruv. Mr. Snow “its presented .\v:tl1 nn olccn-‘c coffee lwrcolator frmu Mr. and Airs. R. H. Pethick 11nd 11.- stntf of 1110100111 Branch nnd Mrs. 811011- 110s- entertzfined by the nu-n-bcrs o1 1-01- bridge club at the l-ome of Mrs. Pfllll Mac- lertrl 0nd p1‘(‘$(‘1‘|1l‘(l with a vanity (-11.10. E0111 M1". and Mrs. Snow have a host. or rut-nus 111 New Glasgow who will wzsh them the best of luck in their new home. o - . .

"The tea hostesses at the Golf 1111111 this afternoon will be Mrs. C. H. B. Longworth. M155 Mary E.

Ha "--"d. Mrs: A. W. Hyndmart. M: - {Wary Brmvn, M155 Norah Longu-c-rth.

I l I O 1 Mrs. (Dr) Ramsay of Saint.

alohn. has been gpt-nzling a week 111110111: friends in the 01L}- the lzuest of Mrs 11111-50 P2111011.

1 . 1 . Chai-lnttetnwn Tennis Courts this afternoon the tea hostesses will he ft-Iiss Eleanor 110111110 and Nlss B11101 011mm.

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‘M1: A. R. (‘flIW-fs numerous friends tire glad tn .100 111m out. driving after h-s ittdispflsition in the Sunawrlunt and hope for his curly return in fictive duties.

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At the

Mrs. Alexander Strnchnm. Presf. dent of the Dominion 131311011 of th" \v()lll1"]‘.'S Auxxlmry" of the 011111-011 of England. Montreal. wax; “f‘1'.\' l>‘f"-'\.~a11tlv ontci-tuuwd by Mrs. iloldv-u J. Milk of Summer- sillr- ut. hrr hum-- on Wednesday.

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Ml" 111-d Mrs A. R Vvise fife "111-7111- for Snrkvlllr- this mornlng fir) met. HIM!’ daughter Mrs. Vern Michal-cites 111-ho arrived 111 Hall- Jax _ve=t0rrla1~ from Germany.

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Mr. 11nd Mrs. J. LcRnv Hol- man have motored to 011.1111“ and 11-111 mc-“t their daughter Mflss Helen ltolmnn 11-1-0 lands in Montreal after a P11101100" trip.

O I O I

1 Miss Mnrivw-in 11nd MM Marv (‘ormvcll of Fhlnwu-ton. A!tn.. are visiting the-r 1111111. Mrs I). R Morrison. Bedenue Mus Marv is this vrnfs gl-edt-nte of the Royal Vfctorla Hosptw Montreal. k l 0 O I received from .".'10\rth111" and -n Sunwml-rside

Rrrfllt lt-Frrg m-nntcr (‘f-column ivrs. flVz-(‘Mrtl-lyr lere most ‘ntm-r-stirtn describing the beautiful Fnziflsh sccnerv ‘tbs time nf venr Wonderful des- cription; 0f the ("nrnnnllflh pm- ("1-"1011 11s N011 from (‘M10111 H0115!- wero also verv l111"r0<t111'!. ..t. Buckingham

Same way with a 11111111111. The

slei- up our rum-uh- 111111 stitll-n 0111' blckhoncs. 0111-0 111111 we luck 1111011 11-1- 1m.- suauby 11nd know 1.11111. we look like down- Somebody has said 111-111 there 1s more molale support. in a coat that tits 1n the back than there 1s 111 the strongest. religious convic-

Wllfli Llltfll‘ Wlltffi 118G O11 fl HEW CH3‘

Or, 1i they dicl 1101.00, burst into loud guffaws o1 flbald laughter, and said: "My .010. bul. that 11g certainly does make you look like a. ugure

on a pair of silk stockings does not.

invariably cud the wearer to y-carn to WRlK the strait and na. row path, 1t. is folly 1o deny 1110 11111uu1ce 111111 our clothes have upon us. and that in the grout 11111101 t_v 0t cases 11c do 111010 or less unconsciously try to be No1- is 1t to b0 (l1 med that to be well dressed (toes 1101-

It gives us a sell-counti-

I1 ls because \\'c all inst nclivcly- d1‘e.<.s our part that makes it a pretty safe bet m 31111.20 pcope by their clothes. Lions to the r1110. but. taking 1'. l1_v 111111 large, the grew. ntagorlty- 0f people

O1 course, there are excep-

11 11 1111111. 101" 111s;111u-0. 1s slovcnly; 11 110 1s unshavcn and unshorn; if there arc spC-ls on 111s waistcoat and his 1111011 1s soiled. he ._s almost. invar- iably lazy. unwilling to work 01" talke trouble about l-uylhlng and 891191" II a man always picks out. the wrong cut and 0010001 clothes; if he 1x111 wear the coat. of one suit. and the trousers of another and a necktie that. s11-0a1-s at his shit-t, he 1s unobservant, pays no attention to detail, has poor Judgment. and 11o matter- how hut-d he works he W111

But 1f a man is alu-ays 11111110011101.013- dressed; i1 his clothes ere Well chosen though cheap; if his shoes are polished and his clothes pressed; 1.1 he has made the very best he can of his circumstances, then he 1s a 800d man to hire. go in business with 01' to marry".

He will succeed.

womun who dresses beyond her

means will keep hel- husbands nos-c to the grindstone as long as he lives. The womnn who \v1-:11's :1 spnnclcd (tress and a flowered hat no market. has

no judgment. and she will 111 sralsc 1101- children.

The woman who never

looks splck-and-spau and never has the rlght. clothes for the right. place W,“ b‘. a pom- iwusekeeper and a poor nmnagcr mery time.

so perhaps the orphanage is right, in dressing children in the way It

wan-m them to go.

DOROTHY DLX.

AlllomirzgSmile

TIT FOR TAT

The train was full. but one seat was occupied b_v a suitcase.

A man poked his hcad in the window and asked it the 52.11 v-as reserved.

"Yes. I'm keeping it for a friend." snapped the starchy old lady in the adjoining $0111..

Just. then the 1.111.111 began to move. The man jumped in. threw the suitcase out nf the \vl11d'>11-. and floped into the seat.

"How dare you. sir!" exciaituerl the old lady. ‘What do you think yolfre doing? That. was my case!"

“W0ll." was the calm r<-pI_\-. "I thouaht it was a p111- to let 1-0ur friend's luggage gn without her."

STYLE Two old tactics. 1vhile lmving :1 (‘up of tea. bciran to talk of modern fashmns. “What dn you think of the hats the lwssies wear Mrs. Smith?" Mrs. Smith (with dlsgustb-"Fhev dlnna wear hnts: they just. wnlk along si ' 111 m nno-o-days."

Palace to over seas visitors and their visit to the Duchess of Sutherland: country scat at S11t- ton. S11rr0v 11-01-0 amonn the hlzh lfllrhts of the1r visit. The ball 11f. Bmkinphnnn Palace W115. held tn thc throne room and was opened by their Maiestics. The State apartment-s 11-01-0 described as vcrv

THE COOK S CORNER

0111x1101: SQUARES.

Two tablespoons fat. 2-3 cup sugar. 2 eggs. 2-3 cup orange mar- malade, 2-3 cup bran. 2-3 cup flour. 1 teaspoon bulking powder. 1 tea- spoon salt. 2-3 cup OhODPBd. 5811195 almonds.

011-11111 fat and sugar. Add ezgs and beat well. Add marmalade and bran. 51ft flour with baking pow- der and salt; add to first mixture with nut meats: mix 11-011. Bake in square pun with waxed paper in the bottom in moderate oven. cut into squares and roll in powdered silgar. if desired.

ENGLISH FRUIT CARE.

Mix 1 cup chopped seeded rats- lns 1l-2 1b.», i 1-2 cups currents (1-2 lb) l-4 011p chopped candied orange peel 11 om. t-4 cup chopped candied lemon peel (1 oz). 2-3‘ cup sliced cltron (l-4 lb). sift. 1 1-3 cilps flour. 3-4 teaspoon cinnamon. 1-2 teaspoon allsplcc. 1-2 teaspoon tiutmeg. 1-4 teaspoon mace. 1-4 teaspoon salt. and add to fruit mix- ture. Cream 2-3 c11p butter and 2~3 cup sugar thoroughly and bent. in 4 Pill yolks. Add fruit mixture and l-2 cup cherry prcsrrves. 2 tablcsponnx grape juice. 2 table- spoons orange juice. I tablespoon lcmon juice. alternating. Fold in 4 beaten egg whltes. Line oiled tin loaf pan with 3 lay-ers of heavy

beautiful with magnificent paint-- ‘nrzs of the Rnynt fnvnllv. 110111111- 1‘|1 tflWstrit-s and other furnish- inc. Judge Grcenshir-‘GQ and Gov- ernor hint-Cree and Mrs. Maccrae were among notable Canadians at

the hr-ll. Mrs xiv-Arthur 111m tl-rillcd with tl-I- vls-it l0 91111011 ("r1011 n1 the tcerrtlful 0511:1111

with n drive two 111110.: 1on1: from

the er-‘rnnce cPtr= to the house itself. ‘Tl-e vis ‘hrs “"‘1'(1 511mm over the plchu-q "film-v an“ receptions rooms. Flvevv thing 10115 "ITV 1'?\’f‘1\' 711*" n"-r1 Ihr-v were aim showed nwr '11:- evcluslvp "ark surro-mrllvq H» 1'0’; dpmg,

'1'"- “Ts "Wed on the lavm the gracious Flu-hos: r-‘wttinq with 11n- r11"=‘< rrd making them f-"el. ~11" nt. hon-A.

snnnlel- 1'- .»1..-1»1.1- 51111 w“; ‘ NncArtl-vn- .111- \"-l1'1l1Q in Scot- J-‘uvd nrld Frflnre nud r-xrv-ct to

return horrn early in July.

paper and oiled ‘paper. P0111‘ 1n cake nuxture and bake in n. slow oven (300 degrees Fahrenheit)

about 2 1-2 hours.

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BOOKS/ART! MUSIC

Wallace Stecnfl‘ 1S the “'1““”"_ ‘ff Little. Brown and co111p11.11s Novelette Contest to which 0101 mmeen hundred ntanuscripls 1101c submitted. Mr. 81013110011011 11110 in Salt Lake City. and 1s 111511-110- wr in English at the Un1v01-.~1'.\’1 o; Utah. He was born in 1011a 1'11 i 190m "Remembering Laughter . which is to be published 111 Se-p-g tcmber. ls a story 01 111° C01" 13°11 of Iowa. _ 1 Four other novelcttcs from till.» contest are to be published b1’ Little, Brown a11d Co. 111 Ot-tubt-r. They 111-e "A Cargo of Parrots b)’ R. Hernekln Baptist. “Plus M1111- Joe Murray" by William 001-001-1111 “Loving Memory" by Jamcs H111 and ‘- "A Night at. Hogwallow" by Tht-O- 1 dore Straus.

Short books — novclettcs and books of essnysvat-e bccmniug 111-

creasingly 11011111111‘. P01111111? lti was “Good-bye M1‘. Cl11p~ 11'.‘ James Hilton that started the

vogue. Recent 0111's of i11i01‘1~t 111-1- "Not, Under Fn1't_1-"b_v Willa 01111101‘. which may b1- 1-011d 11-1111 impuulty. even with enjoyment. by 11111.16 1111- der forty; "The Croquet. P1111131” by H. G. Wells »- more disturb- lng than its title. and " tar I30- gottcn" by H. (l, \Vells; .\1u-0 5nd Men" by Juhn S'01'11b01-k. cull- ed “the novel that lulu-s 111-n 11111111 to read and t\1-011t_1- 1001's to 1'01"- get." It is a Book-of-tlw-A/loxuh Club selection. is published in Cirrh- ada. by George .1. 1110110011 Luultl-d. 1 Toronto. and is tobr- pi-mllu-r-d r1» a play in N011.- Yol-k t".11“._\- 111-v‘ season.

June 25th this year is 10 be known as Rosman Dny, when 1110 tenth novel. in ten ("0111-0011111-0 years by Alice Grunt Rosmzlu 1v l be published. "Truth to 'I‘ell‘ is the name of this ycai-‘s hook... On June 25th "The Crime \Vu\'0 nt Blnndings“ by P. (1. \V0d!‘l1r111s(‘. and “T. E. 11111-101100" bv 111s Friends. are also to be illlhllfillfifl Other June books are "The Pat- tern" by Mignon G. Rivet-hart, "Dead Man's lvfirror". thrcc 1101-1-1- ettes and one short story by AL-n-hr. 1 Christie. "Northwest P 11:0" h1- Kennz-th Roberts-thr- Bonk-u.‘- the-Month selection for .!ul_v. "A111- erican Dream" by Mu-huc! Posh-l‘, Literary Guild Selection for Julv.‘ “Orchids on Your 13111-1201. n1" Livc Smartly on What Hnvc You" 11v Marjorie Hillis. author of thr- sl-u- l sational success “Ilivc- Alone and‘ Like It" June's so-called "mnél enjoyable" book. following llmll month's “What. 11o!" by Richard Connell suggested as “jurt szond reading". is "The Talisman Ring" by Georgette Heyer.

Following are some excerpt.» 11-11111 G. Campbell 31011111111‘ World of Art Column m1 1-001-111. achieve-l ments of Canadian students nurll children hnth at hnmc and abiiorldl —. ..“I=‘1-on1 Saint. John. N R. 00:110.: the news that thrcr- pupik (>1 1111- art department of the Sniut Jolvu Vocational School rceivcd. in 011011 . competition with over a thousand entrants from Canada and the United States cash n1vnrd< fsr outstanding: work submitted in 1110 | student. poster nrt 0111111111011 ut’ Cleveland. Ohio. ‘This 1s pnrtlmll- 1 arlv gratifying. 111100 i1 is 111 the realm of advert lug ihut fine ert can make its widest and strongflt appeal .At the Art Gallery of Toronto there is 11 stuull 111011-121: of children's art from 01-01-11 con- tinent except Australia. and demur- lts variety, each exhibit has those striking qualities common to c111‘.- drenfis 11vo1-k_— acute pc1-c1-pt10n. realism and generic m‘ svmhol-lc concepts realized through hriillaz-t colour and dcrnralivc dm-sivn. {Vfnst interesting ls thc work of tlu- A111~

ericnn 1110111111 (‘11101111111-111 11nd Polish children. Swrlrlr-sl. n1‘ 11f] are the four German 0x11111110 where the childs 11-00 npprnuch has been SbI‘Rll-_i1’l(‘l((‘ll'"(l into the tight renderinu of 111111111-1111-11 111111 brown shlrted y-olllitzstzu-s 1111-1 swastika flags A1 Ottmv1. .-.i\-

paintings by children 11-1-1-0 51-101"- ed from work bv n11 set-lions of thr-

Dominlon. to hnnsz at tlu- 1111-11 Exposition this summer. I 11111101‘- stand that. tho work sulunitt-wi

was in gcnr-rnl of high qunlity and showed what great advances have been made in the past few year-n

The Paris Intm-11.-1ti11n:1l Flxlmr-sl- tlon o1’ 1937 is the first of its kind to devote an important place on its calendar to nulslcal events.

Six syntphotiy concerts. one h1- each of the six orchestras in PRl'i.<. are to be given b0t-w00n May 28th and June 27th. Nine t‘0h(‘(‘1“s of Chamber music nrc whr-dulr-ri. and a season of opera bouffes and operettlls 1n which the collabora- tion of the theatrical artists Swcha Guttry. Jouvet. and (laston Bntv. insures the "spirit of ntodr-t-ulty animating the 0111101115011 n< 11 whole."

Concerts. and contests between provincial musical societies have been annmrnced. and a -"Fes‘.lvel Orpheontqtze" designed to 0m- phaslre the development in musical culture in recent veers.

Prom June 20-27. at. the Fair. will be held the Congress of the International Society n1 Contem- porary Music