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Hapenings The Week

Princess Elizabeth has become president o: the itcyal College of

iviusic in succcssicn Duke or Kent.

to the late ‘This means a re-

turn to the long-established usage “ﬂvYCDY the presxLncy is always held Li)‘ avmcnnxi‘ ui the royal lam-

iiy. lue lrin ‘ss Lai tastes

ey

d vv.h Puclcrewski,

huig cldvvard VlI was Prince

has marked mus- tnv Queen has seen a1".- cultivated. She cf the piano under a. .s Blobs-l Lander, who When of

“thus hc Gllcll presided at meet-

‘. Sane VCJIS hsnce " do rlie same

But iul thi-

in. u; [llu CuilllCli of the Royal . Prin-

.0111 Lard Palmer,

i Lbc chairman, will continue to ex-

ercise his authority as president

unncr tho terms of the royal wax-

Yillli. c c u

asons, the cer-

' "lac.

.1 June 1 when

H \f volulllbtfd the core- m..ny. cement of the instal- Liiicti ims won received by the

k R. D. Alagce. The . wzcod succ=cds the late Duke of Kent lllld during the cere- ntcci." oi lllﬁlilllitilﬁll fceling refer- enrg was nmdc to the izrcat loss to the crult by tiis dcath. He had been grand master for .=l‘\'C'Z'{i1 years, The prsscnt grand m‘ person nct of r the office in n‘ o I

70 years. I

Miss Lena lfcLiurz 10ft, to visit her cousin, Miss Betty MncCabc, Gramergv Park. New York before spending the summer

with her parents. Mr. and 341-5. w_.

Chester S. McLure, Bonnahlnley. . - n

Th0 Study Group of Trinity Chuix-h as the guests of Mrs. Char- les Black. presfnlctl Nlrs. Miller, wife cf Dr. l-lugh ‘Miller, soon re-

of the Grains‘. Lodge

cr is the first I Mrs. Mingo was Lieut. Jack Sweeney :1! blood to hold i stationed at Parkdale

of Toronto. has l with the navy in Halifax. I I I

tiring from active church work here, l

with a lovely farewell gift as a tok- en of their love and appreciation cf the great assistance and inspira- tion She had bOen to thcm during her husband's pastorate. . - -

Mr. C. Cameron Macrionald and his brlclc of Toronto arrived Friday and are the guests of his cousin Mr. James T, and Mrs. Campbell, Lake of Shining Waters, Park Com- er. Mr. lvlacdonald is the son of Rev. Ewen and the late L.M. Montgom- ery Macdonald.

I I I

The girl friends of Mrs. Earle Buksr entertained for her at a de- llghtful dinner party at. the Char- lottetown Thursday evening and presented her with o dainty gift of remembrance as she is leaving with her husband Lieut. Earle C. Baker early next week for Victoria, 13.0.

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ltfiss Beth MacConnell of New Glasgow, N.S., spent a brief holiday here this week with Mr. and Mrs. J F‘. Macdonnld Upper Prince street. ltfiss MricCnnnell is joining the W. A.A.C. at the end of the month for training. '

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One of the interesting social events of the wetk was the marriage of Miss Nelly Brenton, B.A., and Mr. Horrie Brown, DP.. a popular Charlottetown couple, Prior to her marriage Mrs. Brown was honour-

ed by a gov round of social actlv- Th: ' ities. Among recent hostesses were

Mrs. Ivan Nicholson who entertain- ed at a. bridge at which the guest of honor received a. valuable silver entree dish from the members of the club.

Mrs. J T. nilvie} entertained Miss Brenton at a gay cottage shower. - . -

The pupils of MLLs Brentorrs clasl presented her with a. beautiful gift

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Miss Margaret Horne had a de- lightfully arranged bridge in her honor and latcr in the evening Miss Brenton was showered with choice presents and good wishes.

Here's In Hot;

i Narrow Board Used to Shade thelww um Bwlnl Will 5M6 ll"- minotlon.

Woman's Re alm

Miss Betty Boll entertained Miss Brenton at a. smart bridge and shower.

I I I Miss Suzanne Brenton was host- ess at. a very attractive luncheon bridge at the Charlottetown Hotel last Saturday honoring her sister, mus Nelly. I I I On Tuesday afternoon Miss Con- nie Malcklarlane, M.A., invited friends of Miss Brenton in at the tea. hour. l I I Folloiving the evening service on Sunday, the members ct Trinity United Church met in the Ladies’ Parlor of the church. After the serving of delicious refreshments Prof. Kendall gave an amusing ad- dress, while Mrs. Spencer, on belaalf of the choir, presented Miss Brenton with an exquisite silver cake plate. - . ..

James A. Simth Shetland hosiery dealer, who started u fashion craze after the last war with a Fair Isle jumper. died at. Lerwick. ‘The craze starred when he sent the jumper to file Princess Royal as a wedding present.

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Mrs. (DrJ JP, Sweeney spent a few days this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. TD. Min- go, Onslcw, N.S. Mrs. Sweeney was waiting for a plane to take her to Bennuda where she lived for eight years, to settle property there. Also visiting at the home of Mr. and

Training Centre, New Glasgow, and Sub. Lieut. Dick Sweeney, R.C.N.V.R.

I

l m Charlottetown Tennis Courts

Iare officially opening their social season this afternoon when tea will

be served by Miss Nancy Simpscni

and Miss Marjorie Cruikshank. I I l

Miss Katherine Shaw, daughter of Professor W. L. Shaw and Mrs. Shaw of Saint John's, Newfound- land, who is to be one of the prin- cipals in a very happy event carlv in July, is visiting in the c.ty. 0n ‘Thursday Miss Viriginia Large and Miss Alfredo Pickard entertained Jointly at the farmer's pretty home for Miss Show, when she was gaily showered with many lovely gifts of linen by her former schcol and col- lege chums. The color scheme was carried out in pink and white, the three-tiered basket just bulging with remembrances and good wish- es. A late supper brought the joyful occasion to a happy ending.

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Family friends here will be inter- ested to know that Captain George R. Filliter, son of Mr. and , George Filllter, Mcncton, has arriv- ed home unexpectedly on two weeks leave and will then take a. course in Kingston, Ont. Captain Filliter who has been attached to Headquarters of the Second Canadian Army Di-

Mrs. before they have genninated. This

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um cqr cums

1-2 cup jam

1-3 cup shortening l4 011D 8118M

1 1-3 cum sifted cako flour 8 teaspoons bakln: powder 1-4 teaspoon salt

1-3 cup milk.

1-2 cup chopped nut,‘ Method: Cream the until light and gTadu-ﬂly the sugar and the jam.

strawberry. raspberry. plum, etc.

in a moderate oven

minutes if the pulls are large,

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ACCOUNTED ‘FOR

“Something seems to have you smart this week. Tommy!" "Yes'm: Pas slipper it was."

MODERN YOUTH

In the ninth grade liniglish clam the teacher was discussing etiquette, When she finished, she asked Bobby how he would ask a girl to dance.

lezs wiggle!"

made deeper than in the spfllll. and the soil thoroughly soaked a.- long them. Then sow the seed and do not cover them sufficiently t0 fill the drill entirely, but leaving a.

any nioistilre that may fall in dews or lght rains. If in addition. the row can be

ccvebtd with narrow boards. t" shade the soil from the sun and check evaporation, germination will usually result in normal time. Lack- ing such boards, the row may be covered with paper, or burlap. The card is preferable. and it can be lifted an inch or so above the ground. on cross pieces of wood, so that air circulates-freely beneath it, if desired, to check any danger of damping off is important to prevent the formation of a soil crust over seeds

may result from a heavy rain, fol- lowed by baking in the hot. sun. In clay soil it may prevent the seeds from emerging. Shading avoids this

danger Whatever shading material is

vision in England, went overseas

Mont-real in Kelowna, B.C. During his service in Britain he had wit- nessed the devastation of several places by German air raiders and he spoke highly of the coolness, courage and gallantry of the Brit- ish people during and after an air raid. Captain Fdlllter says he is very glad to be back again in Can- Bdﬁ. and reports a pleasant Atlantic crossing with no untoward incidents. ea members of the Filliter family are serving in Canada's fighting forces. Capt. l-‘illitei"'s other two brother's in the services are Wireless-Air-Gunner Brian Hillier, of the R.C A F.. who was made a prisoner-of-war during a raid on German territory been confined to a Nazi prison comp. Latest word received from him stating that he is Well but wishing the war would soon be over so that he could get back to ada. The other brother is Lleut David Filllter. of the ﬁrst Division Royal Canadian Artillery, who went overseas in December last and has

liow to Sow Seed Dry Weather

Lsince been serving in Britain.

in July 1941. Prior to enlisting he. was on the staff of the Bank of ‘ed w snow m“

and has since '

used, as soon as the seeds appear above the surface it must be lift- sunlight to Ute young plants Until these have be- come well established. daily sprink- liniglwith a. hose will prove bene- ic a .

Except for such a specific pur- pose, however, the Victory garden should never be sprinkled. Dust should be encouraged to form over the soil; it will enable air to pene- trate and rains to soak in.

The British Army is going back

the horse. To save petrol an ll. A.S.C. has a Horse Transport Unit attached to th» North Command Headquarters. 1t does short distance flP‘%H-Be Jobs around a northern

cxocnsrcn pin} fsnoasmoii. - ALL ac-rs

In sowing Seeds m my’ dry Teagh- 1g u in the cool, mollt weather of or, for late crops of short-harvest spring.

varieties, it is usually more diff!- Glll’. b0 obtain 300d germination th

Special precaution; should there- fore be than. Ill-ills should be

from cotton make in a No. 10$’! oontaigu complete instruc- tions for makln adults and chil

above picture with your namo and co

DESIGN N0.

1081

shoes created rug yarn are simple to oou le of hours. Pattern

Crocheted play

the.” clippers for on.

To order pattern: Write. or and address with 15 cents in

stam to Needlework

s Charlottetown Guardian.

Charlottetown Guardian Needlework Department.

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moi-toning cream in You can use any kind of lam for this - _sift the flour, then measure and sift again with the baking powder and salt. Add to the first mixture.

over the top of each cup cake. Bako|

.. if the‘ pans are small, and from 20 to 35

ma do

Bobby replied: “Come on, worm,

slight depression which will catch m

‘Doroth; Dixl ‘ -

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THOUSANDS on GIRLS’ ORGIES

I-UIVY I. Lilli

Tghe ‘Woman ‘s Realm

INILUINCI once in the vat cinch of muﬂm

§O0OOQQ< . It Wu no un: din ruffled that

HINTS 0N ETIQUEITE v-i-i l! you make a faux u“ 1

. _ nothing on earth would ovu- mako ‘whim m elm i don‘. , ' - 01 - - - Dennis tic. rately 101; it. 1f ~ » nugﬂulll amidtlnnuoonuloiohetterwletlt Lots Worse'Than Belng Bacthelor molt-civil? thﬁt ggounoed B Qéloefagojgfﬁ‘ I do or ‘w main W for it in glam" Wlw Woman With Job, Money Al"! Beau Y gggnwwugemv n33» qutggw 51;»;- "t- '. -°°°' GmGm-r-wo mm, - _ ‘ . rust! 13‘ oriﬁnwicn whtewezue Shall mm till-ﬂu wrld lulu w- 0mm“ “m? w ‘ - "' _ p e c es e was no - . a sum 1mm DEAR M155 mx._1 gm g girl almolt ll em old. l!!!" I P": 1mg. and slept when she’ Wag not‘ glull stand. And heel ! aha-ll never llld Rlhiham blouse to match “l."§.'él.."‘é“é‘€"m';“Sw%l“u. ‘ﬁe-limits do? -‘3‘¥°1~'='i"i 5' 15i- 5‘§ii'.‘§."iiu°‘.‘.‘8€ olifi."‘ééu."‘fii‘$ “flit.- um 1- cannot m; ‘a731'£i'""”i§?. l§3°.§i'u'2“i l‘??? 811:0! ovgrythmg. Mm .peo ‘lave tol me thlt flaw? 9'9"!’ m‘! to breakfast, but this mo she 51m; b, h; because ltim tins. 5 “'4

tbfulor ma.

o mo. Shall urae the world or blocs. ‘rhinkfll Bdwekk and frl-ll and

was standing looking out of the window when Dennis came into the

room whistling. . . When he saw her he broke of! in

1th w“ m.“ m o“ ‘Qiuiww cook. in?»

that I have a. mile thn e w" mylngk, but-will there every!» any 101'

quiet and the home-lovlnl - gregt deal of my pay for fll ll" me ‘

OVEN FRIED CH I Rub seasoned flour lmlflgﬁgmm

alternately with milk, a. small d small, vlllellen- D1» Pieces into but... e gfgount m a“? t“ 5' mm‘ smﬂ " - . ,~ Mm- "“"1‘,°'°ﬁ’t“’ i§§§e§ii°§§§i§ . "Hlalflbl couldn't you deep?" ho ‘I111! 5531*" 9°79‘ m‘ mun“ ‘llgmigcznh °n°,§?b1°5p°°“.°' "If: adrﬁligisit Ziiuiu. ghglrilrligdaniietls 51:31: n’ = ‘ afterlpsgldlers sa 01's and mar- g-ilwd. Wth o. p001‘ attempt l“ 111%‘? m“ °' 5°” ‘ m“ m“ m“ crunfgsg'placee“hflgelllllg soft . - ~ - - ~ v ' 00d , umor. - eased 55322523; .f.';,§",,.:t,*g.. 33kg, mg, wﬁiililflib $91.‘; f..........§h’;%2l g=ir,““.'lliiwhii"ci'y'iingalﬁliw.. °' i ‘°“‘°" °° “Wu-i? 533335-1- 35538-357; “iilbi: 3g; “at. twolhirds full =m in butt have my own money: or M“ W m! _ - . ____ half hours at so u , Sprinkle a few grim chopped uieiisl accustomed routine, whl u just eat 51w "l 1" h" °h’"“m“ m“ may OPERATION egms hm“

Dennis flushed; not because he thought for a. moment she meant i5 ' but because everything she said an

did for some reason or another ir-

froquently with a ml t

pumi- and half waleiuéeerg m hot cream sauce to which chow“ parsley ls added just before serving

BUTTER TARTS rrttnvo One cup brown sugar, l boa-M 888. small piece butter, pinch 531'; tsp. vanilla. rill tart shells and bake‘ Dot with whipped cream, '

, kl , 'ing, and l ﬁlfkogpiniuuvifiiui‘ a ‘$30k with a girl riend or by myself?

l be‘, 1. ritated and annoyed him. frliiesuﬁiiiioﬁduisitficttﬁe oldlgmzigflori "Indigestion." he said briefly. Would you continue like this, which ' Berber" laughed — m W“ Y"? would you do just the opposite? difficult to offend.

"No, we had a very Rood dinner," nus smou; woman's LOT nor b ALL MIXED up.

To skin tomatoes easily, place them in a. van. pour bolllns water ‘over them and let them stand a. minute. You will find that the skin can be removed without any trouble.

Punishm- snip:

Peasant embrodiery is being shown in softer colors for summer “ in dirndl style. Coral and lighter blue rival the original peasant reds and greens

IAN G FOB. LONGBVITY

Brooms should be hung up when not in use. If left standing on the bristles. these are bent and will not give good service

JUMPER nnnss Double-duty Jumper drww of

id i ham dotted pique are gilgart gfcggwear 251th blouses on the

she answered seriously, "Spoiled y ,your vacant chair, of course, but so M” “Al”? partied", u t k th _ - nn scowe an oo up e ANSWER Well, I think 0f a. 10f, of galgeglnarﬂﬂru mlgrgwbie mplovﬁ. he . . i o mse . remem er n au ne'

gyeggggytlggbgfgmvggigglqgg ,,}1§‘,‘;,¢,,,,,“_ words last night, but tau? any ma;

Such as, having had hectic good times ifuld Wsslbly fan 1" 1°" Wm‘

1k | er . . .

_ v , - gwighgeggggt ‘gflgfmg ‘L212.’ Pfnﬁdwﬂg, hPtaullne came into the room at

lkgon u“ tn“, 7°“ a‘ i‘ W“, we“ ‘ lady because you '1 t Ewglvomen ‘Barbara?’ said. amazed.

Yes-myself in the flesh." Bar- bara said calmly. “I had a Wire this morning on urgent business. 1 must go back home

mulch used between rows in ‘the mile”; garden, to keep weeds down and moisture in. Old newspapers “we well, and lawn clippihgg are 2°01

-Most vegetables will amp 1n the hot sun. even soon after g raln- and If lhey are upright and crisp. m, next morning, they do not need m. fer. But when they are wllty in m; morning, soak the soil.

Many aorta of

. didn't feel called were not acting 1 one. ~ Jlavlng done things that you will spend the balance of your life ro- Déll 118- ‘ . i ' .

Marrying a. soldier or asallor o!‘ whom you know nothing and find- ing lodut gale‘ fueling) a ‘wife and chijldgen la; his lgonlre lavished d d!‘ ay av gveup our o an g0 M. 1 Bil ' .. ' , graced, to your o d parents, w o have barely enough money to exist on iﬁfflikl YOU hBVHll been 11B" memmvei u; bﬂml a [ﬁnal-less and nlmeltgstgmusanl is? thenwtlirggsano; a ‘g1? come back-never fear! Your lof tgeetgﬁll-Sowlggeflgvtehgrliaspm iﬁéivimzir. in (liars. unﬁt» face. and 5P”'"""°°"l bed l5 l°° mmmnllbll

she

One e rt says Victory ggfden crops wh ch are eaten raw should not be harvested more than ten minutes before using; others not

1 I d t m m l d5“ d to forget," said Barbara, g, _¢' no gs a bgadi dress later more than half an hour, 'I‘r_v w giriwy “ii ‘$3.1 iii (Zmgnclgifgifglnxiznﬁvwg stexivy man 51$ ncamiemalcliirlgxiebgr-‘l Barbm“ “l” §“"'1“§ he! “U” awltzieoutaa blouse. °°m° B5 "a" t0 this B5 Possible. cause they want to have fun and excitement while they are young. ey ‘ Wml an "Tltallllll 11 m mlklﬁ B! .._.. ~11" ____ think thatif they miss good times now they will lose out altobether, and 8""; allele-it the china cup. I b midst of all his pain 0am w“ are so afraid of beinx old maids that they mu any man they can lav “"°" °' 1 I "l" ""8 "P 1°!’ ﬂ "l" "Aren't We t-elllllll 8 1°‘ °f Y“ ‘ 00mm“! of a maddening desire w

their hands upon and rush him to the Justice of the Peace and marry = DP°5°"uY-" She 551d know the name of the man.

blah?" Dennis said with exaspelll" tion

ihim, without even being ac uainted with him, unthinking that the are "Dennis Will drive Y0" 40W"? . Well, he would ask her! u love with him. . q" y “time "id lllckly. “He has to Borbara folded her hBlldB 1!! h" to ask a simple question likes | These are the girls you envy and are thinking of imitating. You , 5° "lwn t” A] ‘my °n business mi,‘ lab Wll-h m“! T°5l3n""1°“' “mild m" bl! Wrong’? have not stopped to think that those who dance must pay the p per, an: "Am "¥_Y°ll told me so last night.’ "Very well-from now until Olll’ Barbara, whom he Md new, that after the drinking comes the headache and the dark brown taste 5 g added ralmlY- "wean! he!‘ - 9d —Wl1°m he pretended to des-

Jouyfﬁiyg end 1 3,111 dumb," she said 11k

Believe me. my child. afte rthe duration we are going to see the greatest bazndvs “mmyed eyes m I glawthis woman

laggregation of forlorn, miserable women with was hang-overs that the | swgreséaid I might 11'5" '43-" he "l-

, world has ever known battle. Women who lost their weu"‘y°u mum take Balm“

w hltthihbdsi l . , husbagrlirsello Ztgerotiomeiif $0311.. WtillO married in haste and have re- I °°H§,',‘,§hw?.' Pauline “sked ‘ "D0 you hm wmany people as

pented at leisureand who are tied b husbands they no longer love. De- own m fend m: themselves and u» iituu-mlkwh as YO" ha me?" Barbara

with the tear

er white face, bending over hi3? bending s0 low that surely her llpu lﬂllohe his. c001 and fragrant? Dennis O'Hara closed his eyes. §€rZ"’$.§“.'i§'.‘l‘v it?“ PM“;

y WBL XQCFDSS t lower art of his body. o

0c gly.

Denhl§ qulckened speed. The journey COM-AG not be at an end trig quickly for him. They turned on one o1 the new orumi arterial W805, and he let. the engine out to its tull- est extent. Be never dared do such

sertcd brides. Girls who should have been brides and never were. All oft n. thing when Pauline was with him-

. , hing

children who will be clinging to most of their skirts, under new social and “s e Den-ms m" °"- whim, "WY Presently he stole a sidelong glance him- e wondered what crlgguljno Z°°'““""‘“‘ °°"‘"“""* m" “‘°lu‘3?¢“£§.~..“él.°°§iil‘€l§lal u... u. .1. ..... ~ Yi-Erfiilﬁgdwl”: mi m” W." sarcasm-ll "Waits-u. "i" _ s!" hYiL-ei d ner job, who ve a d h kl is’ BUW a we! generally n o, strange woman e _Contfnued on P. ‘ a‘

talﬁeang eparﬁg; 8:“, love well, Dennis said surlily. 3101132112,. and almost angrily he ~~ ' We ——.—

ished he understood her. wnarnaru suddenly touched his

gig-There is a croesroad lust ﬂheﬂd." she said in her calm voice. "1 M! not at all afraid, but you. are driv- lng rather recklessly. you know. 8nd there l8 Pauline to consider, so .

Afterward he wondered stupidly what she had been going to say. but her words were lost in a ch80! 0! nouting and confusion and the grinding of brakes - and then —

struggling back to consclmllllw h! - hearci her voice still. 589M590.

a rett smart Jane. or "Yes". Human? We" B N min isyshort, but ha inzss 1°°k°d..“"’¥h‘ we“ down {he right. but vou will shed» many r°ad~ I should think W" Wl-lld $11111? (gel-twins? not enough bus- ~ mllkgd quite a good lover," she u n - a good b a3“ ' g an 01d mm, ‘ " 3° L“ “ penuls jenked the wheel. ' _ I dare say Pauline oould 0mm MISS DIX-Ls it advisagle for a. wife w continue w live with “Y "lmmallvn you req a husband who is a. chronic phllan erer? I have been married nine years .. ' to a. man who has had affairs with other wcmen for the past six year A 1W" and ' lferent things,” y.

‘Eiiﬂlﬂii SNAPSHOTS Ill LETTERS _

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one thing, and happiness is another. endures You will never-be sorry for doin tears lf you do wrong- And if. as 15 bands to go around after the war, mighty nice consolation oriu for be

ive you re," he

a husband-two dif- Barbara said, sweet- I]

B.

and this has grieved me to such an extent that I have changed from a happy. fun-loving girl to a sad, silent woman at 29 vears of age. , We have three line,- healthy children. My husband finds no fault with me, for I have done everything possible to be a good wife to him. ﬁle do??? vgalrxiit toiseplzligate from us. I ome, er e s w th current charm as though everythn . m; w - lix tn cool, gvggdagright, and he thinks I should just keep my mind of‘! of his outsidg ‘ Pﬁfégrczt wuéifawmvi-uﬁu hee had

' -' i i it ti i WWII“!!- l could bear it for myself. but I do not want my children to’ grow up l p982, °§ly"ue§i1'l;¥u§°i§-i>euuu-

in this state within the home. Shall I leave m, husb d, no 13r- v an ﬁ-Ra A J w speak to me-Denn m‘ u"

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he was corwcious of a confusion of sky and clouds from which Bar- bara's face wet with ten-rs and , white with dread bent over him.

NSWERr-‘Phat is a to interfere with it. You alone know whether

si..r.t.t.::’t:“.“*:.:zehru. lit.“ arts“: s."*"=..1r"::".."“ 1"“- ““'“"‘°' “w” N" °°'°""' i B" c“ W’ "ct "t" m’ Prim“ 15¢ "i iii-i" know whether you love him- so m that ‘Y0: wui be hﬂpéligl‘ "will? ﬁg 5UP 9"" ﬁdmfhaﬁ‘ mgnﬂfwﬁy “gemglgg ‘ m: Slosvrgvlawltr ouch Ordnrmw faults and all jahan you would be p from him. i all her artifwialit-iea- "r lpprzcif: you: uJZi-ﬁ-‘uiuiilﬁruupv ' “P a * “"45" i‘ m"? l- ‘lmllli l-hllli 0! Blur-ell! Pauline had said something else Ion. va recommended our work right and wrong. so many com llcatlona enter into it even when the bo h too What was it? oh friends who now m your m- y tutti-mm. glllflélllpgcgr Wléaemeayrgatvlee gym ‘t’? my of the othcf part just cause §..,“‘..,i5." difficulty he oortgd the‘ llﬂumlod Inllrgomom ale-newt EuuIMnulIl should be ‘the first consideration" u3v'%1m§u§h§our¢c°§$“i1u§§? W0 “om me connmon in h“ ‘In. "unm" “mum

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meono - In 129, Int Ollla A. Torvmlo

Illll NIIIO and Addnn Philly 0h 0H1"!- J

Hate your favourite Luo-gcmcnl Coloured by Hand

Will it be better for the children to have a divided homo than no home f: m mwillulfg’ m 1 ' have even an unworthy father or

c er an . m: the Children miuiigtiﬁ 0mm’ nﬁilgiiﬂ?“ H” Wm m‘ dw°'°° u" should

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' 1110mm MacKenzle Lorhlan, Bggh- lng up your home. You'd like 1o k i; g w 1p 1 _ um; u

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ment of Biology and Bacteriology vfflla the vacancy caused by the app- ointment of Dr. Ralph Ingolls to Q18 Position of Supervising Analyst nttho Plant Products Division. Pro- duction oe. Dominion Depart-

Smlll, Medium and Luge sizes. Median also requires I 1-2 nrds 35- inch fabric with 5 yards r no Style No. 3756 in deal all, Iledlun and Largo sisal. ulna 1 1-2 null -

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them in wrltlngJo-ﬂio ‘Woman's Bﬂlivllll Mlvilory committee of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board.

straw:- for three years. and ,for two vents has served u, an instructor in- the Medical Biology HeJmc had an exceprlonnllv

and other sundry lento, also for automobile cents, if you will b1

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Board huyufed-homventhctcnpr- _._.______ Home cpu la but. Yellow mine on the chants need not cell to Two Iﬂlll blakefs of hot-hm“ ______ water, can be mnoved with on mid or unllu they IO dull-o . . "You ntrkwbcrriea. grown by William Shoot Address like hydrochloric, used sparingly and should report yourcln to the Bill". Prhht. a Marnie air raid wit-den. - thoroughly tinned off at once. On all Board-office nt- onoc for ‘in- NIHDHWIIMR‘ I10 for the British non-no matting enamels use tri- mtintion. lad Oman Wu- Prinonaxo’ Fund. 0N7 hnfuoj nodfum phoqtato.