amen famed Beaver can bu!

l surprise for its fourth birthday

_ party when the King and Queen pent an hour walking around the club just off Irafalgar Sgium-e and f- taiking with many Cana an sold. and airmen. The club,

fern. sailors best-known Canadian service; club in Inndoii. was crowded for vhe

: anniversary and hundreds of Can. adiang saw Their Mulesties during thy visit. The King and Queen were received by Mrs, Vincent; Massey. wife of the Canada. high gommissimier to the United King. om

The “work parry" at Rideau Hall, Ottawa. Is a cheerful one Her Roynl Highness the Princess Alice, who can knit and rcad at the same time, reads aloud to the group cf 20 or more kniiiers and those who new. The books she chooses are either topical or amusing; and Paris Underground is the present f-‘hfilfc 131M118 the fall she read London Pride. by Phyllis Bottoms. and Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. by Corneilia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. The knitters and sewers include Lady Redfern and Mrs. P‘ L. C Pcreira. wives of the C-overnor-Gencralk two see- rvtarics: Miss Vera Grcnfell, Prin- ocss Alice's lady-in-ivaiting; wives

' of other staff members, and maids end cooks. special duties kept some of them away occasionally, but Tuesday afternoon appointments are avoided for both Her Royal Highness arid the women of the household time. F‘. Bouetet, the Princess’ maid. is in charge of i:- Iuin! W001 Allpblies and keeps s Ncord of all work done and when it sent.

o u 0 Rh Honor Lleut. Gov. B W.,

LePage was met-lying the coir‘ ambition‘; of his fflonds IastI aturday on the occasion of his

Bf! birthday .

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a Mm. Noel DeBloig left by plane Saturday for Halifax to iislt her laughter Wren Beryl DeDloix who attached to H M C. S. Stfldll- no in that City. ‘ O I

O Elan engagement of two popular Q’ G-iarlottetnwn people. Mira Em A Mai-fntyre, daughter of . avg Nh-s Heath Marlntyre

Qeavq Monday with their daughter. Mn. Helm for Tonvnto when they R088. for many veers conducted one will reside witih her at her home 0f the leading tiiflor establishments I Baby Point Crcocuht. Although in the city where he gained for it has been a very hurried and busy himself the confidence and esteem visit lvfrs. Helm has renewed many 0f a wide circle of friends, by his honourable and upright, deallngg.

p “Happenings Of A The Week

DAII. Helen I-lendsnon of luk- villn. who l: the guest of Mr. and

Mrs. Lloyd Wellner, Kent Manor. .1; being pleasantly entertained a- " mong her friends

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Mn. Flor; Nicholson. whose daughter Miss Mary Nicholson, is one of the popular March brides- to-be. has returned home to Inw- er Montague, after a pleasant vLslt with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hunter. Kent Manor.

m.“ Mary Nicholson whose sn- gagement is announced to Flying

er. Ont, is being entertained by her fiiend; prior to the happy event. She leaves by plane early unit month for Calgary when

riage is to take place.

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Miss Avis HlRRlns was hostess to the Bank of Montreal Staff ln honor of Miss Nicholson at s smart miscellaneous shower, when the bride-lo-bs received an assortment of exquisite gifts and 300d wishes.

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Miss Jean MacDonald was tee hostess at her home 5 West Street for Miss Nicholson last week. in- viting a bevy of young friend, in for a social hour;

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Miss Nicholson was entertained by her Knitting Club on Thursday evening and presented with a love- ly parting gift.

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Mines Jean and Betty Forsyflao

were joint hostesses at their home at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Nicholson lest Friday evening -:md 0n this occasion she was also the recipient of many beautiful gifts. A delicious supper sdded plea- sure u» ths Jolly gathering. the table being gay with lovely Spring flowers.

n i; with sincere regret that good-byes are being said to Mr, and ms. Mn-dock Ross. who expect to

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M! J. Mmclean is visiting her Rave lhfllr best devotion and untir- m Mira. Kenneth Franklin and 1M "Mu.

Officer Bertram Paige of Kltchen-|

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SMALL FAMILY BTEAMID PUDDING

l tablespoon butts: or 1-4 cup finely grated sues

1-3 cup sue-u

1 EBB’

1 cup flour

2 teaspoons belting powder

1-2 cup milk.

Flavor with i _ orange. cut in pieces, cooked 3m- IB mlnutu (just simmering) In its own juice and then chopp ": or a tablespoons any good marmalade. chopped ginger. vanilla, or l cup chopped apple or cranberries-

l-2 tnaspoon salt

Cream butter an; sugar well to- gether; add the unbeaten egg and beat well. Sift and measure the flour and sift again with the bak- ing powder and salt. Add sifted dry ingredients tn the cream mixture alternately with the milk. Add the flavoring and orange and ginger. etc, and mix well. Turn Into a well-creased pudding mould. tic I top on securely. Steam steadily for 1 hour. Serve with a lemon sauce

To thread a needle easily. push the needle through n. sheet of While paper about one-eighth inch from the edge until just the eye is visible

Presentation To Mr and Mrs Murdock Ross

0n ‘Thursday evening lint a small deklIf-ion, appointed by the Ses- non, waited on Mr. and Mrs. Mur- dock Ross. Oliarlottetoivu, in the name 0f ZlOn Presbyterian Con- gregation, t0 bid them farevrell and to expres; the good Wilma; of the congregation to them, before they take their do Toronto, when they are to take up resid- ence with their daughter, Mrs. E. A. Helm.

. and Mr: dbl; are among Charlottetovwnh best known and most highly respected citizens. Mr.

In their Church. to which they they gathered unto

"Woman's Re almv. Social and Personal /_ Fashions "I

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itoftheB tlsh urmu. s; gveilnedgaruéisrtleirvlieyetnggizrglahowgraohg Cecllnliacatign. {can right or? Princcss Elizabeth heir apparent, who will reach ne." 18th birthday AP!!! Princess Ma y‘ R EEQF?Z‘!S"EEQ-.FPSE¥EYI£Q‘Z"EE

Dorothy Dix Says-

PIT Y CHICKEN-PECKED MOTHER

Children Rule Home, Placing Furniture, Loc- ating New Residence, Making Parent “Has Been”

The henpecked husband is the object of universal ccmmisemtion. 'I‘i~iie. a certain amount. of contempt is minitled with our blTfiDiil-hlflv w! it ivrings our hearts to see an able-bodied man who is so_ tcrrifhdfoi 1:11 wife that he jiunps when she speaks to him. and who ivines his megrf! the doormat before he enters the house that he wlllmrts bv hi8 -

But, strangely enough, there in another victim of domestic tymvw

otographed 1°

Eli The Slprlolng

Sanctuary n, ma. Cergill

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of]: SILENCE! what silences Weak!» ygac bttqr

year With those who an most Marita us and dear. We lire beside each other day by

day,

Am speak of myriad things, but seldom say

The full, sure. sweet word that lies within our reach

Beneath the common ground of common speech.

A OIIANOI AT 1J8!‘ The warning savsdJ-liuh mvuuii uriel Mason from

and M mull! iimu- Tm mic‘ "z"

en . a r - c lilbmar s‘ side

.. w ed," Hugh iglawd “Then we over- heard German spoken up above.’

So iel took

“lihod sill: said lanned ‘why

.. '.. ' l _ . the wslflpering?"

"We imagined microphones or some f." _

Yrs installed. theres cer- oody to listen. We've been this boat and we know.‘

‘t you mention hearing mnan on deck?"

Then out of sight and out of reach the? I9-

Thess dear familiar friends that loved u; lo

And sitting in the shadows they have left.

Alone with loneliness, bereft,

we think with vain regret of some kind word

That once we might have said and they have heard

BLOUSE IS SMART

them?" "We've brought Fritz and Hans. march!" couple whom they had surprised on boarding the sub- marine hsd been caught again. “Gave them a tremendous fright when we bo up Th¢'l"d_ been given w understand we'd off. and the island is being comb- ed. Up went their greasy hands for th asking"

C . "Practice menu perfect." Mason them inside."

Separate skirts and blouses are an economical asset in the business woman's wartime wardrobe because of the number of outfits into which the/v can be assembled.

Often a skirt can be salvaged from a discarded dress And a tail- ored blouse of filmy material will m, do duty with an svenin, skirt as

wsll as with a suit or separate davlimq skirt

Fashion authorities point out that the lung-sleeved blouse with a convertible collar has the widest possibilities and is more dressy than one with short sleeves. It takes on added izlsmor with bright Pins or clips. which are s0 fash- ionable nowadays. ,

when purchasing a new blouse examine the seams and buttohhcles to make certain that the workman- ship is cord and decorative stitch- ing carefully done. Cheaper blouses ‘have unfinished seams thai mgy frnv with laundering so be (m guard

Don't let drab slreaky rubbers spoil the offer-i of a smart en- semble when It's so easy to .

them nem-lonkin" hv a simple buns-treatment. To brighten your ruldlvn rub them with .n. wot rag dipped in a solution of l-J am- monia rwvr-r and 2-1 wfltep pin. allv iva=h In scan sud; and rings well with clear water. '

avail unless they could ma e

their escape. Ellendorf had attend- ed to the ship's armaments, so an- other naval engagement was ruled

out.

"Wouldn't have been an mom ef- fective." Captain W h said. "We've Bot to out on our thin n8 cabs. By the way. aiumniv centric! hadbetter be mounted. The ab- scngaog the genuine onu may b0

as a. iienslble provision. for an G J

by this oil-skln-clnd u-ree silhouetted against the sky- line. they came aboard unsuspec - ingly, surrendering at. the point of an unloaded pistol.

"That's torn itI" exclaimed Mur- iel. "u the dinghy doubt NWT" with Fritz and Hans. mu- number is definitely up."

“Duo men came out and two are going back.“ said Walsh. the mer- chant sldmer.

"Won't workl

Living E's’ Leislu

The \V0man's Realm

and sore" rtting it lip for

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Here are some Dd‘; and on pmper care qt ' 9°. eta. One of the mslimmg m“ steps is brushing. u remove. d "

Pilcially ' Si’ l“ ~ 3 mate. Always brush Ontorillllgfs c

"lnl- MW aims the blank Bqueeze do not twist, me, w lng. Always hang washed b] ' lengthwise to dry. ~51,“ ‘m! day place Newer llllg shat“ i‘. .§I...'.'§.'".l..'.'.'.‘§'°' i" ca»

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chiffonier or bureau lotlgttliaaglx‘ KNBt dell o!‘ depflh hesitate g u" and brood over the mailer a m before storing it up in (he m,‘ ‘ kindling w eccs can be w“

modern hwy cases. magazl and synamm shelves. First remove im- Is the chest rcus flat on limi- ' then take off l‘; 1im1ccili1~ m if the dhiffonlci- his 5m.‘ R}. ' the drawers and the fittings 5;" large cabinet-like space rem.._ Then with plywood, m. woudf: "Med from the discarded (fr... ccnstruct a cabinet lining for Ill space left and insert spaced she-iv Remove the old finish. Sfllldpae the wood smooth. wash lhflmll! and when completely drv, reilnir sccordns w your can; smith room you're putting ‘mm, ' acquisition in. If you like, on, , W0 "f the drawers can b; M, l the bottom for storage pun,“ but if this is done. (‘hinge f), handles on the bottom drawers .. ones of a modem tvpe.

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msnrau non-rm;

How's your (Ugh semblv line? Here's hoznlyilgsm time Should so for minimum m Ind m ‘ ults

res . vzcwcrn- ma» 3- Tldy the kitchen before . 1n.- Qhe meal. if possible. 3. soak last duzln; meal. . ave lots of hot water ‘ bean ‘gill PMs and pans thntrad’ s In clean sudsy water do gl ' silver and china. in that m rinse, and set in dish drainer . only silverware need be dried, , ‘f. Cover dLfies with clean cl

If you have

Sometimes such pl

themselves a. host of friends, both ycimg and old throughout the Mal Arno“ Ragga-pm" v w“ years. They have worshipped lr. heme“ a; a pregmy arranged “W, Zion for well over sixty years and time bride at her hcmsbh Wed- for 1W0“ that wlwle period have need“ 3ven1n8_ been faithful and active members. ~ ‘Their removal from their Christian

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‘Ellllifllh prior to the marriage

I’ in March. when Licut Bell ji haw his leave, - - a

. - , , t M‘:- lmuiklin in Monti-ea whose plight is Ql/Cllls wtiigacmglnerthgécpéélaengéfifilgfifilgdnhysgéllg ‘filling’? ' ing her, we congratulate lier, vet. her sufferlngfl l" greater than those of the man. for he. at 163st. h“ only one old hen to box him. while, she has man)’ , chicks to shoo her around. I

This Home-Mixed Cough

The sympathy of their friends ut toRev and Mrs. A J.

engines beyond re .' ,, "Will ye ha'e m destroy the

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. Mbrohism of New York on the

of their daughter, Marion.

hoac iemairu are being brought here for burial

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Mk5 (Dr) J. D MccGulgan

tertained at a smartly m-raneed

l8 table bridge Monday at the

arlottetmvn Flo-tel.

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1Q! Percy William; and Mrs. Ernest Scllar loft. Tfiicsday nn a holiday visit. f0 New York and Florida. rm Monday afternoon Mrs- Noel DeBlols ‘had a number of ‘fiends in at the tea-hour to bid then! van-voyage

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Nursing Bism- Brity Bcaug-rand. 0f No l0 B and G School. Mount Pleasant. P l!) I., arrived in Montreal Tliursfiay’ tn spend ‘nor leave with her parents, Mr and Mrs Fri-d Beaiigrnnd, Marci] I-VFHYIO.

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‘fnirlv Swewtanham. who in living’ It the Fbunrrw; Howl. In VlFfOVlI-Ll QWcrraI-icd at lIll"“1(‘fil‘| rccamly. when Viscoiintrsq nvmz 0f Vimy 0Y1’! 51-“ TIPHW and Lady Drayion wcresrnma the mime

A Job Only You Can D0 l

Prise Control Quelfllfl All Answer!

- cstlnns and Answer: on Price

Control will appear in The Guard- l: a as a rcgiilrir feature each day- 'Z' c qucsimxis are lhase which have reached ilic Wartime Prices and Trade Board from housewives ill this rcgicn. The answers are pro- vided by the Board Readers. Per- Ions who have intelligent questions to ask no price control are lnvltrd to 50nd thcm In writing to thl mltlee of the War Timer Prices Women's Regional Advisory Conn Ind Trade Board. ,, Q, What will I do about. gett- ing manic syrup when I order it by mail? Am f allowed to send loose coupon: for It?

A ii‘ Vml or» Plnnnlll! on Mr!- Qflm: mam,- ,K\I'Il]’1 lll’ mail, hrlnc

Miss Mary 01min and Miss Isabel

MacDonald are leaving by plans

905B!’ 0h s. two week! sit Montreal.

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Mrs Willard Kelly 0f Soufliport

is vidtlng with friends in Roslin- dale, Mass" fin; a'few weeks.

Two Islanders figured rominent- ‘Y In a wedding In Eng and when M155 Mary Margaret. daughter ‘Lof William A. Proctor and the late Mrs..Proctor of Sydney and Cap‘- isin Charles 1!: Kelly, son of int. David Kelly and the late David’ Kelly of Montreal. was solemnized l" H013’ Rood Church. Hartford- shire, England. the ceremony being performed by Hon. Captain M. MacLaughlln of Sydney, assisted by Hon. Captain Buiklin. Attendant of the bride was Lieut. A. P. Msc- Guigan of Charlottetown. sister of Archbishop McGuigan of Toronto- HEY ROWY‘. WM K’ ashes of roses chiffon velvet with matching 1m». ban. and she carried white carn- ntlons and purnle herither, "1119 guests included Major. C. A. Mac- Donald of Cardigan.

exchange for coupons, you will re- ceive a voucher. Each voudher will state the numbe," of gallons for which it is good.

Q. Now that the corn syrup rat- ion has been increased. will I have to 31v! any more of my baby's sug- ar wlllwns for the extra "D" cou- DOns I need?

A No. it will not be necegaiy. Each regular sugar coupon in your baby's ration book may sf exchanged for two extra "D" cou- pons. llhoh "'0" coupon is now Rood for l5 fluid Ollflhf‘! of mm HYTIIII

Q I heard that. sugar Is not rationed in Quebec and the East- ern Provinces. L; (hip true?

A Nc, this certainly is not true. Bu!!!‘ i< rationed right across Can- ada. each 001mm being food for the some amount in every province of the Dominion.

Every 910d housewife is well up 0n the dodges for saving fuel thge days. Here's one of the tricks. Dar- illl the daytime turn off the radia- tzvr nr hot. water register ln the "Poms that are not hiemr used and shut the door ‘Keeps the heat.

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-————---' NOTICE T0 Ill! WORKERS!

II Few Drops at First

Snifile or

Help: Prevent Mill! Cold: From

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oold may mean lost days-lost pay. Put a f¢w Va-tro-nul up each nostril-at first snifllc, s cold. This sim lc precaution aids natural de- fcnscs against co ds, and so hel s prevent many colds developing-if used in time. ry Itl Follow directions in the package.

ivhr-re mu want It where you're working.

w the sincere good wishes of all go

fellowship brings I. deep sense of regret to their fsilow-mefnbers but

with them for the future,

The following address WE; read to them by the Minister, Rev. (J. Carlyle Webster and the presenta- tlon of a splendid gilt of money was made 17y the Clerk of Session, Judge Donald MacKinnon. Mr, Rosa, who ls the senior elder of the Session. made a firm-lg reply in which he expressed the sincere appreciation of himself and Mrs. Ross for. the expression of love which this gift brought to them and thanked the delegation ami all meinriibers and friends of the Congregation for their kindness now and at all times, during which it was their privilege to serve the Church.

To m. and Mrs. Murdock Ross. gthzrlotoetown, Prince Edward Is- an .

Dear Friends in Christ: eve oi‘ your departure from our midst, the Congregation of Zion Wmles l0 Express t0 voii the sincere gratitude 0f its members and Yflflldfl. for the ‘on; years of dc- voted and faithful service which you have NfldENd so willingly in her welfare and to record our deep sense of the loss of your valued assistance and fellowship.

For nearly sixty years you have

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CHILDREN INFLUENCE PARENTS

Little is said about this uivertissemcnt of the young in pushing their parmts about and interfering with all of thclr tastes and habits because it is s0 common in this country that. it is scarcclv nvtlfled- . The chicks are hardly hatched nut nt fhn shell be- ‘ ' fore they bcign to rule the roost. and ilicrc is Namely s family in the land in which adolescence do not lav down the lmw about ivhat strcrt they shall liw- on. Whfitffl thcv shall know, and how they shfl gcncrally conduct themselves.

‘Iliose are minor peeks. IIONVCVPI’. that parents hear with fnrtltlldc. chi-cred by the honcs that wlicn their cliildrr-n urow un and act marilcd audit-ave home they ivill have some liberty and be ablq to do at "l"!

lease. But. _f‘ilflS~ this dream of freedom never ITIQCCHIIIIZCQ if. as often apgacns, there is an unmarried druqzlitcr left who considers it. hcr s-FiflTBI! du. to continue her supervision of Mother.

It does not matter if Mother is merelv a miiddle-zigvd “WMYL 5'10"! and healthy and In full possession of her facilities. ‘Unless she is 0n her guard and has spunk enough to fight for her rlzhts. flitliQlllCl' dtpo-WS her from licr position as: head 0f the house and clcuis licrsclf slic-ivho- must-bc-nbeyed. She changes the fumiturp, around to suit. llN‘ 0WD taste. she orders the meals. She decides upon Mothers cct-iidtles- She gives the parties for Mother. instead of Motfncr being the hostess.

MOTHER RELIGATTJ) TO RAH-BEING

And hcfnrc Nlnilirr knows ii. she finds herself rWP-rfllcd to ilic has- bCPPS. a ioiti-rixv: i-ld soul who has in be supported as she walks and who is so senilc that she doesn't knmv what. it ls all about and Jone. has b0 decide everything for hor- And all of her friends sigh. a/nd sav how sad it ls. and how fnmmatc she is to have such a devoted daughter» And no one scams in realize that it is daunzhtci-‘s chicken-Braking that ha! brought. Mother to the state she is in.

If you doubt this assertion. lust look around among your acquaint- ances and you will observe that the mothers who have r-o devoted dauEh- tcrs look about tcn fvcars younger and n hundred timcs bprier than their. contemporaries who hztve them. Why, I have seen u woman who looked as if she were on the verge of the grave absolutely rcluwnated bv her old

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been loyal, honourable and highly fflfipected member, of this flock of God. and have taken an active part in its growth and develop- ment. There is no part in the