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Queen Elizabeth, who is tho num- ber l heroine of the war, was asked by an east-end Londoner when the Princesses were going to leave Eng- land. Her Majesty settled that ques-

"The country when I leave and I will leave when the children's father leaves and their country

lion with this (illltfb reply: Princesses will leave this

lfatlier will not leiive this under any circuinsliuiccs " . t . ..

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Heingsv Th6 VVEEk

-- L) Roosevelt has three new (ll'\ scs for licr husband's third presidential inaugural-ion Jan- LEU-btil. insists she will wear the same fur coat she used four years Z\.‘.‘,O Iii town for final fittings of the (ll'(‘.»~t‘S'~ one rl-ci, one white.

Woman's Re al

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regret to learn undergo an

Dendicitis at the Royal Hospital, Montreal on Thursday

ditiori is satisfactory. . - o

Debert, N. S. i I i Mrs Robert Nicholson was hostess nt. a prcttily arranged two table bridge at i101‘ home on Thurs~

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one l)llll'—-— iv ill.\(.‘l(\.~(‘(l wstertlwy" clay that. lllt‘ lillllll' - lilill-k bTO-Kllllll t- l v :- wih llit‘ milik-udgcli colliir would Mtg mm My; Bpnjluni“ c How-

be pros-yd iiiio service once mor "I ltopc this cont will serve

said, t-xirluiniiiu it WHS

soon Elll€l' >lil- first

While Home in i933. . t . .

Miss Edith Inga

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Regretful iltrcwclls ivcre said to lust

Mrs. J. C. Pint-ii who left week lo visit members of her fum

ily in Toronto, after a residence 0i‘

several months here, where sh

made l wide circle of friends. ¢ ~ ¢ -

k R. Heart-z cele ziy last receiving the p, id friends

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The serious illncss of Mrs Beatrice Pickard of the who is now in the P E I. Hos ital, is deeply regretted by he riciids.

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Mrs K. S. Rogers has gone on a Eve weeks visit to New York where er son V/illium, is continuing his

musical career.

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Old home friends will offer their Mary Buckley who resides with her (‘la-ugh- mer in Long Beech, Califonila, who Qelebrnted her 90th birthday this Buckley is the eldest.

congratulations to Mrs

week. Mrs. dam-liter of the lane MI John L

Godkln, and sister of Mrs. Jasper

Pickard, Grafton Street. Mrs

Buckley enjoys excellent health, is able to take a walk each day and with her

up her interest in this city O I

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Miss Joan Winchester" is visiting New York havlriz zone there for

e New Year festivities. - a - t Mrs- E G.

8.. home for a week-end sit.

ARE YOU JUST A

HALF-TIME

MUTIIER?

iLilo can seem to be at its lowest ‘vebb today for many mothers and yet

d them bubbling . This is because they may ve been suffering from tempo- rary constipation-a. common lenougli trouble which women every- quickly relieved by . This purely vege- promotes a thor- bowcl movement, smoothly and without unpleasant after effects. Buy Bcechams Pills today

tomorrow will fin with life ha

where find is cechams Pills able compound ugh

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CHAIR SET YOU

, DEMON It is no trick 6o crochet this simple pat.

mpletc set ma.

so long us we are lll Witshiiigton," she purchased vivcnt to the

entertained friends Fll- n delic-htllilly arranged luncheon at licr home on Thurs-

Tuesday. wishes o1 his

Regent.

Saunders had her Ion ‘Mr. John Satinders. manager with Woolworths of Fredericton, N.

be made which ls deiioa

0- £l.l‘(l Jr. left Monday on return to Sherbrook. Qlicn, ziftei" a delightful holiday with the Mayor and Mrs. B Roy Holman. II

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Mr William lvfuriin. who span‘. the holidays l'il ol»lll\\'ll. with Mr. and Mrs J. G. Macpliail, has re- turned to Queen's University, King- ston.

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Mr Kenneth MacKcnzie of Nccd- linm. Nlnsm, was licrc lust week for it short visit to his parents. .\/Ir. and Mrs. Charles A. olzicKeiizie, Prince Street, before leaving; with Mrs. MacKenzie and family for their new ltoirre in Washington.

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Mrs. William bfc-Nccly who has been spending several months wiln her daughler-iii-laiv, Mrs. Murray McNeely. left yesterday,- for her home in Markham, Ont.

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Virginia BDVyCl‘ of Kingstolt Ont, is spending a moiitli with her sister. Mrs. W.‘ "l; Igllggflll.

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Miss Frances Titomtison left yes- terday to restime her atlltil6S at St. Francis Zavier, Antigpiiish, after Visiting b6!’ home for tlieholidays.

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On Friday Mrs. A. Cudmore celebrated her elghtietli birthday. During the afternoon members of her family called at. her home on North River Road. when hospital- lt-Y was dispensed by Mrs. Harry ClldmOrfr. The table centered ivith a beautiful birthday cake present. ed a very attractive appearance. lé/Ir1?.h(€elédrnore's many friends are 6 8 th t l1 l ' such good health? e s enjoying

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H was in s necklace dress that. tho Queen set out on a recent shop- ping tour, a. horizon blue frock with silver beads worked like a. necklace. T118 <=1‘0Wd. men and women who hind waited through their lunch hi)“ W Se‘? her. commented on the way that everything matched ex. iwtly. her blue eves. her off-the-fsce bis’ beret. dress, coat gloves even her pump shoes and the little bows on them. On her lapel she wore a maple leaf in diamonds. Starting WY» (“H1118 1m alert. in an armoured and camouflaged car, the Queen dism it as soon as the all. clear sounded. It drew up to give plaice to the usual royal car with sides black and front of glass, so Itllégt the crowd could clearly see

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World-famous om tal - den st Blenheim paIaEAJexTesAAeat Qfgglig Duke of Marlborough, has no floral beds in war-time, vegetables being Die-riled arctind its privet hedges says bhe London Daily Sketch, The Duchess of Marlborough is an offi_ celr in the A.T.s. she has five ch11- dreri-three girls and two boys He? 111mm son. 1.0m Charles Spencer-Churchill, sleepg 1n the historic cot which previous Dukes of Marlborough and their children

have used for three centuries.

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O A A “A ‘ ' JANUARY i1 19 A _ ' __

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Dorothy Dix Says-

TO PART OF

Dorothy Spitfire

In a current edition of the Mom-

ceriiiiig an Auctio Charlottetown in adieu Th.s re time ago at the home of Mrs. Pal- mer. At the instigation of Mrs, Bcn Rogtrs, Jr.. it was organized by four "Dcrotliys". Mrs. Ben. R, gel-s, J12. Mrs. H. L. Palmer, Mrs. G. T. Ijfardie and Mrs. J. P. Lantz. Ar- M0185 for sale were varied. Friends 8@Iiei'oiisl_v' dilated many articles and generously "bid in" others. Jams and Jellies game and farm prcduce were also far sale. The proceeds $125 w-cre forwarded to the Fund's head quarters at Mont-real. Iii the oforemeciticnrd article it ls lczirncd that. the “Dorothy? of Montreal High Sch.oi have raised $126 to dole by washing cars, “$511.. ing tvindoivy washing drgs and even dosrsleps Prcccc-ds from a candy sale helped swell the fund as vzell.

A little "Dore-thy" in Truro who is confined to bed by tuberculosis has organized her friends. They are making pot holders and other small article: f-“T mic. Others are press ng putts at 50 cents each. Older DOfOllLVs have put on re- Clllll‘, pziiiitzd water calcurs, made clinmois gloves and baked bread to hclti swell i-lie fund. The Bright Idea Club of the NBC in New York has awarded its prirc cf $5 in to the Fuud-and the eigliiecn vohuiie set, of the World B rk Eiicjuclcnidizi is to be auction- ed fcr the Spitfre. Cciitrzbutiuis are coining iii so well that the committee hcpe that the fighting plane will soon be DFLSPllIGCl.

aid cf the Can-

FINE WOOL STOCKINGS

When the rush to buy silk stock- irigs before December i_has ended. women will start wearing the new wool stockings, which are wonder- fully wztrm but very light. Those for town are made in fine plain wool or in clever lacy patterns, those for the country are made in wide rib patterns and are wom with bright chunky shoes.

Quick Safe Action

FOR

SORE THROAT FROM COLDS!

Amazing relief of painful symptoms in 3 minutes when you use Aspirin this way

Fallow these 3 steps as pictured:

Fund Growing

treal Herald appears an item cow... n Sale held in

thy Spitfire Fund." fers to the sale held some

Dear Miss Dix-I am 2'1 ears of g-lve her my pay envelope ea week. for carfaie and a. dime for church on even a nickel income of her

m What. can with me? I th

mother. No

been able to

oi tdllflllg an of her son a few iiickles, yet. that is the common grabs Sally's pay envelope, ut. she lets what a good son he is if he ands her

of Sally's envelope on the other children who are too temperamental

and lazy to wotk. c

ber should contribute to the upkeep of the home. but it should be done by the children paying board and cn an equitable basis without Mother playing any favorites. There aze many gcod reasons why the board system is the best. way of settling the matter.

For cne thing. it is just. The girl who stands behind s. counter, or pounds a typewriter, or runs a. loom all day is at least entitled to the pleasure and dignity it gives her t0 handle her own money.

It makes her feel like a slave to have all that she makes by her hard labor taken away from her. out it fills her with pride as an independ- ent, self-supporting individual to be able to voluntarily pav her board to Mother.

For another thing. to have her own noclketbook teaches her how to spend money so as to get the most of it, and that. is something a woman needs to know her life ong. If she b‘ows it in on a party dress when she needs a warm coat, she has to go cold.

If she wastes lt, she has to do without. She may make mistakes, but. she doesn't repeat them. There is no way to learn the lessons of life except by ex rience.

But, most of a l, a mother should not take s. daughter's money aivay from her because she has no right to do so. It isn't giving Sally a fair deal.

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TROUBLES OF lsunvnnsivirnzs

Dear Dorothy Dix-Jior ears my husband and I lived in a ttle two

by four apartment, saved our money hoping and praying that some day we could have a home of our own. Finally our dream came true. We got our little home and had the time of our lives planting shrubs nd flowers, malclng litte flag walks, building bird houses, etc.

Then came the neighbors. as the movies say. and. wrecked our dream. First there were the mothers and fathers with their insatiable curios- ltv about us and everything we did. They put us throu h the third de- gree until you woud have thought that. we were fifth columnists a least and under suspicion of hav- ing bombs concealed about our per-

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1- PcrmmIn-mfrcm cold, v l ,2 ad

dissolve 3 Aspirin Tshl in glass of water an gar; c. Pain, rawnqss are cased in a vuy few minutes.

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3. Cbcrl hmpnalm. If ou have n fave:

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2.12. quickl rellevl beddaclu, ba/diirnm- r! Ind 4r J, rake 2As irinTnblers and drinl‘: u full glass of w:fcl’._ Repeat: treat- ment m 2 hours.

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throat pain is no: quickly relieved. lit-ll your doctor.

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Then the children started in, tmmpled down our ecious flow- ers snd what they ddn’t wreck in the ground their dogs dug out. It made us sick to see the things des- troyed that we had sacrificed to buy.

For protection we spent $100 for a fence that we didn't want. and it. turned out to be a place for the children to climb over and play on.

"Own your own home!" Live in the suburbs for peace and quiet." They are the slogans we fell for. but now we envv the folks who live in

fer anything she wants. sum each month on her and dzlstcfs husband has a

of dollars each wee

e,»_ The remedy is in your hands. Take 31011-1‘ or whatever you think you are entitled w. 011$ your pay envelope before you

homes.

a choice rcsidentiii advertisements say, you have i0 adapt yourself to

The neighbors wi‘ children will wreck and there is noth n; you can do about it unless vou have children o!’ your own and you acquire the 016E5- ant. suburban habit of snooping into

$3.325

for another school. _ certain to be urea from the position you now have as soon as the child- sen begin to tell their parents about

wommve. GIRLS ENTITLED

THEIR EARNINGS

No Mother Has Right To Confiscate 'All The Contents Of Daughtefs Pay Envelope And Then Squander It On Other Children

age. I live with my mother and

Out of this she gives me money Sundays. Otherwise I do not have to spend. My mother has a. monthly own and. she gives my man-led sis- Spends a considerable her children, good lob. mother more liberal ave at. least. a coupe

t0 ink I

make m kshoul

worimnn wonxmo GIRL.

fl of give it to your dcubt. she will raise i-uctions about

it, but hard words break no bones and $2 are $2 and the pleasure they buy you.

I have never a mother thought that. she

see why

had a right to make her daughters hand over to her all that. they made, when she wouldnt dream 's earnings away from nim and doling out to him

custom among mothers. Mother Sam keep his own and brags about a. dollar or two now and then for

the household expenses. Worse still, Mother feels free t1.) lgtgitbggiggllfi

the two by four apartments and

., d am bout owning their own n V re Thaey don't have to have

Equitable Basis Needed their property wrecked and their Of course, iii the case of a fam- dreams trampled unda careless ily being poor, every working mem- people's feet.

A NEW HOME OWNER.

Answer-

Alas. it is only too true that only

in a large and crowded city, where iiobcclv knows anything about you,

l‘ cares anything about you or ak-_s any interest in what you do, an "cu have any privacy. And

nowhere on God's earth can you l. dc‘. gallons of children.

yuuisali against the depre-

To them a piece of swai-d that ou spent vour good money 111 Plant"

mg and your time in rolling and watering, is not the thing of beauty

hat it is to vou. It. is just a gocd

place for their ball team iii Dfflflilfe- And why you are so fussy about having your windows broken by b l‘ shows you are an old crouch.

‘s. they can't understand. It just

i t llve in But if you are izosggzmg‘ as me

our environment. be nosy and the our flower beds.

the affairs of the people next door. But for our comfort let me re-

mind you at no condition in life is

ever absolutely perfect" 941d m"

ncne oi the castles in Spain that we

guild ever come up to our expecta- ons.

TIME TO LOOK FOB ANOTHER JOB

Dear Miss Dix-I am s hlsh school teacher in love with a girl of l6 in the bfereshman aassétiléleieltstudi

ginnin n . gtfahgein the this... and give her grades she doesn't deserve because 1 can't help myself. Shad I tell her love, or look tor a. different in which t0 tea-ch? TBLJUB

Answer- You had better commence looking because you are

te h "s pet. Surely you must real- izeMi-igw lndiacreet you are beinz 111 petting one of the members of your

t classes, and that it is bound to Bet you in trouble.

certainly it. is a dlshonorabhz thing for a teacher to make love to a little unsophisticated school girl and to trv to win her favor bv 81v-

l ks she doesn't deserve. AnxTd?ev11-0’ig:rsti.l. to make her a tar-

get for all the school gossip. She won't have a rasz of reputation left when all those wagging little tongues are through with her.

in sympathy with. righteus causes: may be too reticetil. or inartculatc showing real strength of charac- ter. Must guard against unhealthy inactivity. Must learn to chcose its friends carefully.

rt Both aches and raw throat quickly ralllivaii without dangerous, strong drugs

Al: the first sign of sore throat from n cold follow the directions in the pictures above- the safest: Test way ‘you can use It home for wonderful relic .

The As irin gsrgle will amaze you- using tgroat rawneu alt-non: im- mediately. And the Aspirin taken Internally quickly relieves the other painful cold a ptoms.

Try this ss e way. Even when taken frequently, Aspirin does not harm the heart So don't risk drugs your doctor does not approve. :

III Tllll QIOII With Your Own Iyn

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Your Eyes‘?

l! you are having symptoms of strain — headaches, sore eyes or dlzsiness - Clllllllll g specialist.

A‘ 10hr service with run of experience and s thorough raft-acting service.

Usll In and discus your dlfficultlel.

G. F. llutchoson

III lM-uvlay, January 11th

MARCH 31 to APRIL 20 (Aries) ‘rho Moon, Mercury and Saturn in excellent aspects today are an

augiury foi- achievement in mental careful, tahcu

pursuits, dcmestic and economlic llntcrests and industriu manu- -l featuring and handling useful com- mzdities, necessary taols.

APRIL 21 t0 MAY 20 (Taurus)- general

You should find today responsiv

Ilwwmgglsuhlu um g t? all! effgsts in progressive, cg; "D055 "Q1- "ARM , s ruc vs ues, governmen T“: "Eun- defense measures and advertising

your own product. or work. ‘L. interests ask tact MAY 2i t) JUNE 21 (Geminlb- Loans, investlm mmediste monetary i-etums for M301‘! are not foremost in but than are more hinge in this world than money.

slate favorites . tivities also Approved.

JULY M to AUGUST 2 (loo Promote your nt work constructive aspirations but. avoid u extremist views and a too fprcelful filtiiyhudo Qiiilfh think . lion? c should resu t in immediately.

AUGUST I to 23 (V ) -- good working fonnuls

for y: Shoulder and difficult

G. I‘. IIUTUIIESON F. G. HUTCHESON

his welll the s! let m. mm" um" . 35L.» ‘T375

Your Individual H O R O~~S~iC O P E '

~—-—— By Frances Drake.

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important men

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