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cess are not lessened when there il;

tnother to keep her company. (says the Star.) In order that the Prin- cesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose mall have companionship at lessons. a number of other children have been invited to ,loin with them in a class for music and dancing. Lady Joan ' Mulholland is among their girl friends invited, and the lessons will be given in a room placed aside for the purpose in the Duchess of York°s Piccadilly house.

_ l O 8

At ‘the several dances arranged w celebrate Armistice Day comment was quite general gn the stoop-

tionally large number of exqlulsite new (mms were by the fair soles

REUNION AT NOR-TH BUITICO

A most enjoyable function was

held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J, Doyle, North Bustico, on Nov- emhor 13th when the Great War Veterans oi stu'roundin| distrietl with their wives and friends to tha number of~ a hundred and tws|ity- five ehsembled for a joyous reunion. The party was honored with thc presence of Rev. W. V. MacDonald,

Hope River, Lt. col. J.P. Hooper and

Lt. Col. J. Blake, Charlottetown. Father MacDonald presided slid. brief and appropriate speeches wort delivered by Gcionels Blake and Hooper and Dr. Wood. A spirited sing-song by the Veterans, alisted by Miss Lucy Blachard, Charlotte- towuffeaturmz many lavciirltes 0! the Great War was splendldly oar- ried out with Mr. Albert Blanchard. Charlottetown, at the piano. bolcl by Miss Lucy Blanchard, ooleneis Hooper and Blake, comic songs by Miss Annie Egan and Mr. George LeOlalx‘, a well rendered monologue by wee Thankful Bain, step danc- ing by Mi' Btephen Mar , were pleasing features immensely enjoyed by all. Dancing to the melodious strains of the violin by Messrs. Mar- tin and Doiron, Stephen Marshall, Guitar, and taps Allan Gauthier and -with pretty girls for partners made the veterans all Keel young slain. and recalled their old happy days when war and its effects were ull- llliowh. Father MacDonald voiced the rea-rats of Comrade Rev. W. A. Paterson who was unable to be Nl-

ant, ggvina left for N

553 sei

day rnlng to visit his islll Asatributetonev.

sen vgig is apeclallv popular with "the' the selc "Assent" was heautif y rendered by Miss Lucy Blanchard with the veterans Joining

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A bountiful lunch was served by

the hostess and ladies present.

At,the conclusion of this lisp! affair s hearty vote of thanks was tendered the genial host and hostess And all loincd in singing For Thar

Are _Jolly Good Rum. 'rhesinslns oi A Ins

lndl3odBavetl\el§ln¢lnx=$ttoa close an evening of pleasure that had for its purpose the lightening of the nares of our veterans and to shovtthem that their efforts on our behalf on the blood-stained fields 8 Flanders will never he foraotten.

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Mrs. Harry Brown 'of the Queen Hotel is latino welcomed home, hav~

ing arrived 'thursday from wil- .

lllmlblivs where she has silent the' past several weeks. . _ _ - » un. o. H. la, uingwert , Hill- »

hurst,washcsteseforth'e’l%ursdsy __ afternoon Brldse Olub this week. ‘

O O O tcnguxicmxlrt m Mas”

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with the prova'llln.| cold. ,B

ftisrisesiugtonpcrtthstuss. ‘_ sr, Campbell, who was so

-seriously ill at the oauenisn Net- ional Hotel llst week is somewhat

‘mv l 0 s s *c

on wednesday am. (Di-.> neeth`

sfcxntyre was hostess at _an after- noon Bridge at her attractive home

Btrcet.

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Miss fi. M. Mon msry whose

Anne of G/feen amos has been screened by mm Distributing oor- poration wss an interested visitor in 'Doronto Monday. where she saw s private showing of the picture

bssedoniiisbooltwhiohhsranfsix;-_ portshtpiaeeamongcsnsdsrlc -‘ slcs. Miss Montgomery when not writing books is Mrs. llwan Misc- Dcnsl , chatelaine of The Mann, ,

UCD

this week-end of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Fall outfits an Johnstone. Carleton Place. Miss l0arlHs (1) wears a

m 'ul Ml_..T.!I`°hns_ §§§4

s parents, . 1'. A. emp-

::_i.,M.P. (Lanark County) and BOOKSIARTI

‘n‘°m°°°‘I‘.. MUSIC

J. 6. Jamieson was hostess __- tsclu cl si-use it tlwose- my F. rt. H-> I

sas.. mutual -munity .cameos

with additional guests in for th! tea , Mathieu .'°°°°..._..~"° .;..u..&."tz..1°:’:.s'..§°°.:f°“:.:.y The HOUSE WIFE and tc the pleasant :mls qw 'rc us may pump. me mites-i

style seems rather conscious and

Q_ pad", lacking in humour, but it is colour- , H R

d, ,mn ful and his novel is of remsritslhle B pamm interest as a story and as history.

'nk md 'hm I-le is always historically accurate

th - .

1,. 'mad gn gm mmm .1 ml to the last small detail and his ds- -nu “sr SAUCE

MissLene. Mcllureisthe guest ‘

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for

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hostlssss css it dhtlttalnod ten lshls

National

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and A circular cape

Quconle lmitlis (2) Ii

cc s brown felt list. me cross lady” with s buck black and white, with a lin

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Mliady Looks At Dame Fashion ’s ' Handi'work` _

minds at the moment, and Kitty

frocll with a black taffeta how tie. ith black and white plaid taffeta. her hatbnnd, which ls thin copfper (3) lives up to her title of "glam- and plaid taifeta blUEse in Irsen,

_and diamond-studded noon buttons.

Mm, mn” ~ _ scriptiens are redolent with the xeeelveflmmeelesl atzgtrlfn Hogs rg ¥l°Wl”¥ =lm°°vh°" °f "‘° HW” acne cz' the sesldeut utter-.ees the 1”' °1 th' **“‘°- smlee sttne oeneto/cn ca-'sunday It 15 “id mi 1101* WW” ‘“'°*‘° sad eenduéeged service at saint gemgaegtgslrlt bcclr $ M'°"" ' ~ ‘".°”". s- the mullet wh? he describes mm sc- sua ssh. suelrshelles-left I°°\°v“ h° “HMG “°“»- wodliesesy en s vuitte my ym mceau. floor or the vestibule is still |54 nrgmgbim' Nm" vnu”-lm' intact with its image of a. lam! to Germany. Beforelsaving they snarling dog and well-lmown were sueste or nchol-'staevsrsi so- 'bilzlmléilgabsggith C'-"° °'~"°“‘*‘

ngmnnu f “1»gw.)|»- Wlf' .

.ul ; ~- - 'I'he.t'ale 'tells of the luxurious sue. J. J. 1-niece esta-ieeies at we carefree md° °f °*l°°°“°° ° her home os Prince attest-at s must .W0 °1““11° °f P°mP°“ °f www” gem-.¢¢p1, wp.-|¢“» -.4-m. the first century, until in Thursday evening in -meer eg im- -'lil they and their little world were

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bdlld in ldleir peeled, buttered paprika or fine- alldoerved in

lolf, ¢b¢i.-glmmu, A young Atmnlm in vmgp- love with the beautiful Iam. sh- t a lnsanificent ll>°c-

other Grecian livino in P°1l1l>°il tscle and a real worlcci art.

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lisvctlm divinity Isis: Arbaces. the 'rims who believe in ieelmiccler wicked 1i¥YPl»lsn, guardian of £110 think that the innovation of colour brother and sister: Nydia. the blind in the movies is the coming nvol-‘ flower girl; olinthus, the Nam- ution in the cinema world and can me who with s few followers was be compared to the previous inno- insglmung tc spread the mth ct vsticn cz nuns which has proved the Hebrew God, ohristus, in P0111' an unqualified success. pcii; and many other friends. IMP' --- chants, slaves. and even the witeh 'recimieclcr work was started lu

FOR ict vesuvlui. lou ty nr. ne.-te.-t memes xn-

on the last dey of Pompeii. the mus. nr. oometcck, graduates of th

Qlauccs cause no ogy esco eusatlons of Arbscee is to flsht for mug 1, |, “my in men, It 1,99;

` 'V vu ' °°-°*-*‘- 'I his life against a ll0l1. N14 of ¢h° s long time to develop, and at first

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peel medium-sized potatoes and dropintoaps-nofboilingwstcr. Cook until tender, then drain and shake over e low flame until they are dry and flaky Mash until smooth, taste and add sa-lt if ne- cessary. a generous-sized limp of

, butter and then hot milk. mwah to make the potatoes fluffy not wo soft to strand up well Now beat the potatoes vigorously until they are snowy whitc. Pile into s hot vegetable dish and put two ct jthree lumps of butter on top. Sprinkle with paprika and garnish with parsley. c

OBBISTMAS PRESENTS SAIL

Christmas Blfts which will not be

seen until they reach the Antarctic |seiled from London in the Royal ~R»esea.rch ship, William Socndry. i The vusol is bound for the ice edge near Bouvet Island and llindeiby Land on _a six month's whale- marking cruise. The 88 officers' and members of the crew will spend Christmas in the whsle-- huntlng grounds of the Antarctic. As the presents could not be sent to the men, wivm and sweethesl-ts asked them to take the packages. Christmas puddlnqs, turkeys and plenty of ale were part of the car- go.

PEACE STAMP PDPULAB

Peace stamps issued by France and Holland to further the prm-- pagsnda of the Intel-nat.ion.al Peace Movement are much sought for in Europe. Hollandrs stamp is bright blue, showing it dove over s broken

Alddorhingfhnibs

OF LUCK When youth calls to youth-i

Wmpihy,

KEEP rr ON A emma

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they we red ll tn ..,. ...'°,.‘;";,°:,.._.-' _°“ 'Y °‘°‘°

resolved into dust."

Hslrl>lns{~whieh the experimenter

at the end of that od been converted into fagméshgzitgey, A hiiownish dust. which was blown H-way by thc' winds; Bright pins took nearly eighteen month. to 4!lI1§_:»rlg>e=t\r: bciwhcdmlgeel uceaies

WO Bild B Will' IRQ”

mm mul but little mciumfee.

The United Btstcs Department cf Oommerce has figured out

mlmbens and cost of pins hooks and eyes mad. °°\1nf~ry in flue year. The cost of the combinecloutput was |2,'lll.'l09. Common or toilet pins represented $_l.248,75'I of that amount. The pro- duction of metal' hairpin. em 9,342,012, valued at (gross) $528,352 -t-hwizh, since the year ef that estimate. the use of hair-pins hu srestly lessened The :ross value Uf W éctrllv output of safety (4.7-‘l4.8 is t93o,eos. The t mwmWnwM~ » 1 V s ac4.'l4s_ Um' um M 'X' The production of ce

United States in onenycseesslrlllguglz to about 180,644,000. and was veiued st 01.75.084. Of these all per

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needles and 44 per cent. sewi - machine needles, The output ng( hand-sewing needles, averaging less than 90.000 durins the lsst few Wars, points to a rapid deea&n¢e of hand sewing.

sword, while that of l"m.nce dc- piois a dove with a spray of olive leavos in its beak. It is lwpod by comparing the ,number of sales of

Dendelae resulted in the conviction

has startedto serve 20 years and

_ fum. Antonio is years in prison at

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fs/thsr‘s body was found in all out- house the dslmhter said that he had committed suicide, but the

that althoiifli the

was uddy

been lied?

till sl; ti.

PIIIIIVATION OF

Till WRINGII

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_ Gr.mdmother's '

cou vc- notation of all the colours in the - d ' °

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cle correct lines smart women are , Pompeii was destroyed in 'ls . are used. 'rim three-component pew; ml ,N mme elm. Among: -

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Q30 wool lr* _with d sire a IUGDI ‘ '

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mm mm “"’“. ,,"°°m" nm” "wk , .

cells-. , mgmgvstms in still tems miie Nw, ,,, ,, m 'hu Bm, ,m_ mum” cl the aged num-. sesame

ls.§%“lr°' m . nm.

bust. ' sus le l~iuen isatsnsl lmli §llK§

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for all seams when cuttins

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AND THE °T"‘m |’5l'l`Y'5 °U'l` couple are adjusting themselv

means nickels for the telephone

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°°“°- were knlttins-meme' success you are sa cle male. A lst wcne thine. csc hsyeea to s

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orothy Dix 's Letter Box

Can Two Lovers Make a Success of Marriage Wit Mother-In-Law as Referee?--'Which is Worse, To Be An,0Id Maid Or Marry a Drunkard?

Dsarldisshis--Usa

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father died' mother has evsrythins.

- I marry f

husband he can and

_ Answer: '_ _ i V _

ft has been There sr

cspticns to every . Tllsre are households in which the mother-ln-law

Kat aid to divorce bitt tho llllrdissi ah t e heme. And there are filmtv, cf s

iswesclevethelrwives'meinsrsaswel1ss‘thsyeotbeivcwa.

1 _-s---_-1 `-.

has and upon her ees to sacrillce wcman's innate mania for mn. ning whatever house she hspgecs tc be in. It also depends ui>°n who mer your prospective husbsn ls one of the i>°ll°ll1vs men who want is merlepolise their wives it likewise depends upon new much good, hare heres sense you have ln manalins the situation and keeping both you husband and your mother feeling that hs or she is first, with you. Ana

yourmothsriscnscfthcbossykindefwcmenandwillnctcnh

she has always dons, hut will ten your husband where he get ii will nevsr make a success of your marriage. Nor will ycl

usbsndissomuchinlove withyauthatheisiealmlsofycursi or any one else. And you will certainly mess things up ans

ly land in the divorce court if you are always throwing mother il

husband’s teeth and telling him that mother thinks we should do thus shi so, and mother says we shculdn‘t do that.

lut if mother is one of the rare women who can keep her lingers ou

of other pecpws ples, and if husband is an easy-scins, Iced-natures

chap who likes company and doesnt obicct to s third party, and if you srs sc adept at rub ins fur the risht wsy, why, there is no reason wel

mu shouldnt marry and live happily ever after, despite the handicap ci

ving s mother-in-law in the

house.

That it is unfortunate for either the man'a mother cr the glrl’s moth-

er to have to live with a young couple, no one can deny. Nor can any om deny that lt jeopardises the chances of the happiness of a marriage fox

mother to be present during thosteonrst duzgcrcus years _ln which s young

es o er.

l§§s§

usb"§~;

each

9 It is a time when they should be alone with no outside intsrfcrsncl

or backing or sympathy. 'Ihefo should be no eye to see, no oar to heal

th ir hte d uarrel d ups. Mui alirl who would hsvi sc: slftflzliz will enough wit; h if she had been left sions hu been pitted and "poor-sfaryed" by her mother until shrturnsd his ilttli

'1‘°m-"N01 'rhev were _Bg,ct_¢1i. and num late uumslveble mu. lacy a youu; i.ust».uc"“welue apclcem "““’ "*“?, “‘ il" l°"°1=f°- im 1 let nu amy speech me tell me mae he was a brutc ess sus would nu

and fel-sive him if only mother wssn't sitting around listening in.

lt? _ , °h“"‘N°' Th°Y’*¢l’° l°°i¢¥l. IM' Also s third person in the house does prevent a hiilband and will

from growing as close together as they would it they were alone. It su- euoss the sweet little foolish love talk that sounds so silly when some one else is hearing it. I t stops the little.cs.resses that are the _food of love. Ii is a bar to eenndence because a man naturally would not want to tell all of his hopes and plans and business secrets to a stranae woman.

And very often mother-in-law, though the dearest of souls, is s bore

who sends son-in-law sway hom home because hs cannot endure hcl chatter any longer. Ami when the children come the flictlolislilrt ll ' earnest between mother, who belong ,to one school of tlimillit about

babies, and the young parents, who subscribe to a new doctrine.

I _ y that it is lmfortunste live married couple I include

kos

t ,til

arg lie

ld so to iii luck. For she hsr-in- ty who

“.§e§§ §£2.§o§. titles Egg! g

3 for it for her happiness than it

e of two thinas-he s meddling to suppress hor every instinct opiniondllcrown oragl dppendsncc.

mother to have her own little

hertopotolivewithher DORUUIYUR.

has law, doom

i It is far better when home, or to hoard somsw children. `

4 Dear ~ to marry him

and I w0n't have lost out it would be li ing for some suffering, is s

25% 'E it

O ; Er

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Answer: ‘

Well, Lottie, the difference between bling aiold mall and s dnmk-

ard's wife is the difference- between a pin prick and a major operation-

ons :‘i'li’:eapaesln¢painsudthectheranssonythstwilltesrst¥°\11 very .

woman than that in these days when women can support themselves ln comfort and be financially independent; when they can have their WH uttle homes and their own friends; when they can travel and so to places of amusement and have more money to spend on themselves than ln! woman except those who make exceptionally good marriages.

_ Suppose sometimes you are lonely. The old maid doesn’t have tbl , heart-breaklns, torturing# loneliness of the wife who sits up waitin; for G drunken husband to come home at night. Suppose you do crave lott- ~Do you think that the woman who has a sot for a husband lets lllllth

icy cut or his maualie snectiee, or that she even carte for the love °l -

the wsskling that she has to fish out of the gutter?"

' suppose you do ions for children. would you be 'willing tc commit

the crime of giving innocent little children a drilnkon fstlloi* Can YOU , think of any suffering that a woman can be called upon to sndllfc UMW' ,tum using her cmlsnu hal: stal-vcd. ragged. dream dcwa into the depths cf pcvsi-ty pea misery ers drunken father-'r . < .

ocasisn-tliessthins sunt: mn-ry' ’ si-unkers* f\»°\\l°

ycudsa’twsnttebes.n'c§maldfm"~m I and-insole-zsmsi. iwetaiaxwssreseevlv in love with each other, but e are not hscaag we both

have other dates. wethinkw, you`%¢Yteseitls_dcwnts> eachother. Whstdoyoutninkt 4 B ANDGIRL-

' Iihinkthat people smsel of!ff°“‘

t wilg`:'tl|crboys‘s'x:dv:ry tveulycnslvi

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ss 5 E it this sf till' ei ails;

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1, “pea cliiex upon how much tact and _self-control the mothel»I§

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