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I`he w i sacr "tedd: ced o - and -le or neinbi Jllred _1<~r.

.in b .11c.~.<. lovccd our 1 i1'>l1.

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_°Woman’s .Realm -.°- Social and ~ Personal -.°- Fashions -:- Literature

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IIIGII ’l`IIOUGll'l`B Swv

, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16

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nger cells. searching for in BOSION

e - , _

Let your thoughts be high; fected tissues and clearing them of. ‘L30 p'm'_Th° M°mtm° v1°Ws

Great hearts are glad when It il bacteria.

time Lu give.

lthe NEWS. WIXAL, 25.4 fn., 11.79 meg.

<L.iIe is no life to h‘111 that dares The secret societies 0’ American 5_3() GENJWA from the

not div, Indians are pronounced strikingly ' p‘m' " EWS

And ficuili no death io h.m that sim

dai-es io live. lodges.

--NEWBOLT

ilar to college fratci-11‘:ties and §°1;‘§_ue:,1f‘2fxlI;1_‘itigf‘é95 n]:;‘_dq“a"e“‘

1 LONDON

_ Many fari11c1"~ iii hilly countrv 6:30 p'm'_"‘s°a Fmit: A may

Poc1~;1i'rs .wi-15.11: oN GIRDLE mciriiriirr that cumoiir cr "croo1red°’ ,71l°'°°“ _cféggie-3?§D. 25.59125,

or wo1.1.r;:\' misss tumrirv 1101115 rrririirnifwcs over ~ ° m°g~- ~ ’“-- '

B = .

Quite 11 11o\'».‘1 idea is that of square farming-.t is easier, a third meg" GSB» 31-5 m., 9.51 meg.

stir.-11.111: 1101-kt-'._s to the girdle of mor ones uri-fs. A fi-ock of lilac angora,dr1y, cloth 11.1.4 11 cash of deep 111ne7l15's_t‘

velivl, \vi1h lio;1`_<e‘1_~~. itltztciied to the <

1-11:11.. _~\ vi-2:1-1. .~<~;11~i` fills in tlte s<l11:11'ei1e<'kl:i1r-, 111111 bangle and

_ I

';l)ipsl o-1 gil; add ri cieeorntl\'e touch

ir 1.. ._ 5 ,b '

.1..,‘,.‘.?..»‘ `“'“` 1° ‘°’ “ll CORNER

New nlxxitu uixns ARE ’

JI~l\\`l~lI.l.I£D B.\.\`I)I'.`i\UX ` (_-lii.i|.l5E S__\_\'l)“'i(‘llE5

Th" ‘“`W°"t (umwr rings 8"” Some like tliein tl1i11 some like

je‘.\'el’ed blnideaiix instead of plain mem thick’ but eveiyone liken rings with l111,<:e stones, In silver as cheese gamlwiclieg-_ Tasiy miii.m_ well as platinum and gold. they are 0i`i5_ ecoiiomical and cugily pic. SM with “I1 Rims ° 5t'°n'“S “I an pared. cheese saiidwiclies are stead- l1:1cc.<. One' eslwcizilly hand'~ome‘liy mowing in popiliariiy I-0,. me baiideaii ring of the luxurious lunch l,0x_ the ii.npn,.i_,._ 01. to be “"`i"'y 15 " wld" 7’1“l‘““m ba“d» served as the main course at l1|ncl1

` rv

and erosion is retarded.

stiirldcd wrth rubies. A le.-s pretent- oi.

ions model is of oldiooking silver Se 'Ce Dairy and Cold Sioiagg

e ground can be covered in a CARACAS

_-The Waltz Hour. YV2-

., 5.8 meg.

_ BERLIN

9:15 p_m.-“Stories of the Vienna

1Voods."A Waltz Evelling. DJD, J _ .7 ,

bi.. as 'sa 5

‘.1.4 m , 11 7 meg.

LONDON 9:50 p ni.-Englaiid v. Wales. A

commentary on the Riigiby football match. GSD, 25.5 m., 11.75 meg.; GSC, 31.3 ni., 9.58 meg.; GSB, 31.5 ni 9 51 ineg.

OTTAWA

11 p.m.-The Northern Messen- r-personal messages to residents

iii the far iiortlierii outposts oi Can- ada. CJRO, 48.7 m., 6.15 meg.; CJRX. 25.6 111., 11.72 meg.

PARIS

11:40 p.m.--Theatrical Broadcast.

-1

supper. The Mill: Ulilizatlonl ri-pA~4_ 25_6 m _ il_q2 meg_

PITTSBURGH

_ , _ 1 -

“.111 tiny pieces of turquoise set in Bmiicli_ Dominion Dmiai-tmem 0; 12 midnigm_Mcssages to the

nil the way around. A

W _ ing

I IN 100,000

Aii X-ray exuiiiinution of a three- 1.

year-old girl at Louisville, Ken- or rounds. Spread top with gen- tu1-clzv. showed that her heart and erous amount of cream cheese or ozhcr vital organs were on the grated cheddar cheese mixed with right side of her body instead of Salad dressing. Garnish with chopp- thc left. ed nuts, olives or green pepper. '

The doctors who made the ex- 2. Combine 1 cup cream cheese

aiiiination issued a. bulletin stating with 1-4 cup salad dressing. Add 2 that this happens oi'1l_v ln the case tablespoons chopped browned 81- of one person out of 100,000, monds and 1 tablespoon chopped

m maraschino cherries. Spread on

There are about 180 species of thin slices of graham or whole

|10ll.\'- ` wheat bread, and cut in strips.

3. Blend' cream cheese with salad

Vlenna,'A11st1-la, is to have a. nqw dressing, To 1 cup of filling add 2

mot.'or1 pictum prodiictiorr sn1dl¢_ tablespoons chopped preferred gin-

-- _ ger. Spread 'on thinly sliced brown

Iinportaiit events in Java are bread.

relelirafed by theatrical perform- 4. Spread very thinly sliced bread lflf‘0S~ with cheese blended with salad

drewlne. on each siice place short

_ A hllke Sinthetlc rubber industry l Hfharaglis stalk, a sardinc, a gher- QS Dflfff Of Gf‘rfllf1ny°S new “four-,km, asprig of wats-rcress, or a

recipes for cheese saiidwlcliesr FOR TIIE TEA-PARTY Cut bread into small squares

gricultiire recommends the follow-l par N01-th. 48.8 in., 5.14 H198-

SUNDAY, JANUARY 17 BERLIN

11:10 a.m ~Sympho11lc Concert.

DJD, 25.4 m., 11.77 meg.

PARIS

1:30 p.m -Music-Halls, Circuses

and Cabarets. TPA-3', 25.2 m-, 11.88 meg.

BOSTON 5:30 p_n1 -A Science-caste. W1-

XAL, 49.6 m., 6.04 meg.

MOSCOW

'I p,111 -Life and Work in the

U. S. S. R. Kazakh music. Quest- ions and Answers. RAN, 31.2 m.. 9_6 meg.

LONDON

7:20 p.m_-A Ballad Concert.

25.5 m, 11.75 meg.; GSC.

9,58 iueg.; GSB, 31.5 m.,

s~..§ §?` ,,.,.

row

I.0l\"DON

10 p_m.~“This is lmglandf'

Talks by representative English

76”’ PIM" istick of celery. R011 and mica cucu _ 111-ulric. Gsm. 25.5 m.. 11-"I5 meg.;

--~-_ lsandwich w'ith tooth * 'GSC, 313 111., 9.58 meg.; GSB.

Willie corpuscles of the blood are l readv to serve pick ‘mil I 31

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_ ow to Makca Splendid 1' 1 Cough Remedy at Home

_A Big Living’ and Itls So you four times as much couizli rcnimlv

s _ , for your i-110111-_v_ It lusts u long tune, ]11]5_ N0 C00k]ng! never spoils, and cliilrlri-u love it.

f'»ui:7|i iiifrvliciiies l1s1iull_v coiiinin a Till* is, 3 V0l'.\` U-fff‘<'fi\‘f‘. 1li‘ll°lldfllJlf’.

1-11-11- -lu.-:11I11v of siignr syrup-u good <lulf‘_k~aet1n|:_co11;:l1 r<~nierl,vforrl1e whole fli- 1_t. lint 4»11¢;\\'l111'l1y1»11 will 039. _fiiinilfit tQi1i1'}kl_v,__\`o11 feel its luiiietriif- - 1 ;. 1 - - . _ ~ . -~ Q :i.,,';i.i :.:f,_.";:::;,~ ,f"..l,°,,-_‘,“,i;.-‘;,"..f,“'.,°,;". i‘1'.:.§...°1i..;i‘ £.1."..'.‘.'.'.'ll.1"i:$i1.li.l“3..?.l‘1 l. ,-- _-i m,,i,i,.,i¢_u “mil (ii,5i`,lvcil_ brunus and iiiukcs l1rr‘:1il1i111: 1-:i.~'_\'. 1'111|'ll

l\f'~|_;'oul..i1\.l _‘No trniihlil lil fill, qv Iii): mtore ii111n_¢lcli|.'|iil1»1llwitli its iluiclc

1.~11 r-1 ruin _1 ur -ug-Qt __ ,_ 1- ec 111 c1‘i1r1u"111 ia: cou hs.

. , <,=: 11! ll‘i111»_\_ i».11ii~ ii, 'i1IitoL:1N1(i oil Pint-x is a conipoiinrl coiitulzniiiiz Nor-

ll- 1|ll'| -'1f|i| .`~i'fl»' wfrllll- Thi* Rives \\':1v Pine. i11 :~n11<~r\11trnif-fl form 11 well _li oi11:c1.<_1»F really splcnrlivl uimli- linfiwn 11111] reliable sootliinz nglf-lit for r _|i.11l \\'111tr-r coiighs. If makes 11 winter coi11:l1s_ Moriei' rnfiinrlcil if it

s.'i\'i11L' for yoii, lv-r~.'111.~'r\ if gives llm.gn~i_ pipnge you in LI,-i.,,y “iii-_

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'£ _.' . 1.13.11' _ i';,".T-;.t1>;*_;t:T_'_-~T;_ _

Filet Crochet Tablecloth

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2.4-I

Miiyf.-1.ir Needle-art _ Design No, 241

“The Rose" will always be the most popular filet crochet motif. Here

It is cleverly designed to make a beautiful cloth that will delight women _ who desire arqulsite table appointments. The entire cloth is worked in 1 squares which are assembled when complete, 1

The paltem contains full chochet instructions without abbreviations I

and .-ample of cotton uuusrd in orignal model. 1

scnrl 20 cents in stamps or coin (coin p1'efcrrr‘di to The Cliflflotfctowh

Giiaidzan N1-e1lle1\'o1‘k Department.

To The (‘l1:1rInlfefnwn Guardian

Needlework Dcpf.

DESIGN N0. 'HI I

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Btn-.rt Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -

.5 m., 9.51 meg.

BERLIN

10:25 p.m -Technical Tips for

the Radiofan. DJD, 25.4 m., 11.77 iucg.

BRILLIANT SCENE AS PARLIAMENT OPENS

0'I'I‘AVWA. Jan. 15-(CP)-Com

ceded one of the most brilliant of-1';‘111o11ics that has taiken place on Purlifiincnt hill, Tuesdays open- in; of Parliament brought women from every part of the Dominion. Rarely before has there been such an nltciidancc from every branch of Political, Military Government and dililomatic circles and vet- cmiis say that never in their re- ;-uiiccfioii has there been such adis- pifiy of beautiful gowns.

De 1 blue :ks blues view with

1 a

P, _ ,, _Y ._ .

1.-Ofpct. mauves and delicate shades of green, red stood boldly out, vivid against glimmering gold. silver and black. The floor of the Senate Cliarmfber-wihore women from the important inner circles were so closely seated on red- cushioncd benches was 11. .ku1iede- scope of every 11ue and shade.

The materials-satins and soft-

ost chlffons with lames were ,the favorites -- offset with jewellry more spectacular than any that has pncarecl for many years. Blue- tinted fox fur trimmed one beaut- iful blue gown. Mink edged the de- 1-filcl-°1L'c of another.

Lzidy Tweerlm11ir‘s gown of softly

draped chiffon, glittering with gold embroidery, and her shoulder train of gold lame was subject of much conversation at the receptions after the oliening in the rooms of the spcakei' of the Senate, Where Mrs. W. F Foster, his wife, received, and in the library of the house speaker were Madam Pierre Cas- grain entertained.

Lacly Borden was one of those

who choose green, rt soft satin with which she wore diamond oma- nif-11t-s and carried 11 green fan.

Mrs. J. E Mlchaurd, Wife of the

Minister of Fisheries, chose 11

IF ABY IS CROSS

:mn our wi-iv

IIEALTHY BABIES are not cross. _\our baby should not be cross. If he is, then something in his little system is "out of order". Probably Baby's Own Talilr-is can promptly “pug ig figlilig Mrs, _l»i<, of Fcnelon Falls, had the ¢Kl1ericn_ce. She writes: "My little girl was irritable, feverish and sometimes sick at her stomach-what a relief it WHS, after giving her Baby’s Own Tab- lets, to see how much better she was."

N0 matter how delicate your baby

may be these litllc sweet-fasting tub- kts cannot harm him. Easy zo take, folnpfly effective. Free from opiates "iff Sllipffyinz flfuizs. Anaiy.-its rcpcn on every package,

JUS! =!.=_|1romp¢ in rlearlng up simple

'¢\'fr.=, diarrhoea, colds. cnnuiparicn, §'"1l‘|ff f"'"UU. rnlir, teething troubles

and other minnr ills of babyhnnd.

Never hc without a full box of Baby’|

Own Tablets. Sicknm so often strikes

in the night.

H you :irc not sriiislicd with lhc

results your drirgglst will give your

~ 1

|-l~y - - - - - - - -~--- - -- - Province - - - - - ~-- - l money |1:|1`|‘,

The King and Queen resumed Mi-. Rcddin who ir, so xirraiy re- "siuulnz Scabbard" by R~ C~

to London Monday night from I membered by everybody. Hutchison is the Bookof the Month Sandringham to supervise arrange- ° ° ° °, for January, his other books are ments in connection with the mov- Undeniable signs of Spring are "The Answering GIOYY" Ind '"1`U=‘ ing of the royal family to Buck- cropping out in the mid-season col- Unforgotten Prisoner".. The B0r201 |nEham Palace from their resid- lectlons of United States designers. Reader edited by CarlV8-I1 D01'€11 lb ence at 145 Piccadilly. They Navy blue, the perennial Spring another new book; it follows in a travelled in the royal coach at- favorite, and black with crisp white ' general Way the P11111 Of the DUPUIGY ‘fha 1 flwhed to A rezular express train. touches are the leading choices for-l Woollcott Reader and has such $35 ` They will return to Sandringham frocks to wear under fur coats now, _

in a few days. and with their own matching coats Mann and Clarence Day represent*

l o l C 0

t At the comin C ronatlon Queen

Z 0 r

l Elizabeth walks under an elaborate l many °‘ H19 fr°Ck5 had Sho" flaogéézzzentt; 2113112258' 53:33; gi _ canopy upheld by fum, Duchessw 1 sleeves, and a matching bolero_,_ R m b Philip Gibim hporuun some of them Wm be very young; | cape or coat of the redingote vari- _ fe glead ‘yb Lad Eleaiwr smith I an of mem must have E certain i cty to slip over it for Spring street fiTs~ D Yr YBetwe5;m__ by Ellen; , amount of helgli|;_ altliougli this lg “'9a1`~ SP1HShY» bflghli l1!_'iHfS W€l`9 _,__‘f_._Q°_.._. .. _,__ _ -

i less urgent in the case of a petite ' . . _ - (Continued on page 6)

1 Queen than it was where Queen

| Alexandra and Queen Mary were Mrs. (D11) Blanchard entertain-

] concerned. As there will be a Queen cd her friends to a bridge party at Royal Hotel ioi- the 0u¢_°f-wy1m . at the Coronation the tlaras that her home on the Esplaiiade yes- |' and local officials of me bank md were to have been worn at the rite lei-day afternoon and is doing sol their Wives, among who is Mr, A,

in connection with it bachelor King again this a.ite131oon._ ‘ W_ Hymimim of ¢,iils.'¢1|;y_ habla, or 5iclmess_

O I

will be replaced by coronets. These

_ may be, but more picturesque and

vet. She will wear a dress or kirtle

rpoo

Glasgow. Also coming in the Mont-

Miss Helen DeBlols, daughter of

Jean Robextsomwho _was a guest at Govemment House over the

holm, was hostess at a, most en-

Mrs McNutt who is being wel-

attractlve home The Hill. During the afternoon Mrs MeNutt assist

P Y Y B

visitors, as on a. similar occasion

Mnthleson who was assisted in ser

among the popular bridge hostesses

evening.

O O O O Mrs. F1-ed’.k. MacMillan entertain-

ed for her friends last evening.

C O B I

The Moderator of the Presby-

terian Church in Canada. Right Rev. Dr. Malcolm A. Campbell, and Mrs. Campbell, are in Ottawa, where Dr. Campbell attended the state dinner Wednesday evening and Mrs. Campbell the Govemor Gen- ernl’s reception Thursday evening.

De R

Parliament and the Drawing-Room on Friday.

O 0 I O

The deep sympathy of a wide

circle of friends will go out to Mrs. Ggirge H. Reddin on the death oi’

Sciaparelli model of gold crepe.Mrs. J. L. Ilsley, wife of t-he Minister of National Revenue, black flowered net. Mrs. Norman Macleod Rogers. wife of the Minister of Labor, Em- ,pire gown in coronatlon red.

-O4-00-0-0-0-OO-O

authors as Willa Cather, Thomas

later when warm weather returns. ' cd; the P153' "Of Thee I sms" if In a collection shown this week also h1cluded..."'I’he Two Doctors

aiiiotlicr gay note in the line F” `

are less universally becoming, it Mrs. J. A. MacDonald of Cardi- 204 H1115- ,the

_ 4 Mrs. Charles A. Beer,

l gan who is visiting with Mr. and l lion, Street' WM. ,mother popular

_ a very much enjoyed mixed bridge winger with his fmhel-_ Capt, J, J,

' uncle, Mr. W. D, Gillis and Mrs.

Y 0 afternoon.

her friends, and also entertained U ° ° 1

H°u5e du-Ting their brief V1Slt- me,rside, was one of the hostesses

° ° ° ° entertaining at bridge and after-

up here residence on B111; Avenue Mr Kirkpatrick rg H011 Tuesday at the Mawley House for

_ ' ' ' f' ft t _

holidays. tached to the Marine Department a emoon ee _ _ __ by

U O O l ' '

of this city* Mrs. James H. Prichard, Sum-

What Princess Elizabeth tl11fllfS evenin for a charmin su er

her earliest recorded sayings. Tell- _

place in a.Il the wo1'ld"l Like her sell? ofugummei-side. er’ ls us

mother Princess Elizabeth and _ _ _ _

°mE1Y Daffy at Birkhall recent- pretty bungalow on Beaver street, ly Said the two little Royal Prhi Summerside

for so many enccres that kilted ' a. jolly birthday party last Fri-

last Friday when she received for l;l3;;idy't’ gzligiu "gncle Henry" the day evening on the occasion of the the first ¢ime_ The dainty i_ea_ '_ ce. cr-were dancing Doctor's birthday. Six tables of table was presided over by Mm Zilithout their _coats half-way bridge were played. The Doctor re- e Mniiiecon, wife or chief Justice “’“gh me fvefiillr-_ ceived many messages of wnsrat- to

ulatlon from absent friends

ving by '11/us. David Mathiescn, wlfggi; iiiirrgcmrricgus wiii regret _ _ _ . . is Mrs Walter Hyridman and Miss 3 _V1 ~ L°"““f‘i HH- MY- and MfS~ E- C» L€P°B@~ N°fth w - ng 111111111111 enjoy being together. would 1 me cr Muriel McNuM__ lam, of HoIyvTr1n1ty church. Liver- Rustico, have left for St. Peters- Bagiinn ;l;;i;vfI;]0c,?,¢l0§e now, in'later years when he is 60, 4-fy, and I

_ o s s ‘

P001- N5.. Rho recently recovered burg, Florida, on a three months

Mm L_ B' MacMillan was somewhat from alieartaffllctionds holiday. A

now once more confined to his room ° ° ° °

_ 5 0110. flllfllllil him to prime ministeis will be the pei- §/lgc lgiarall the duties of the parish. 8:11111] guests of the Crown. Where Gogh es;m`s old home is Stone they will stay has yet to be deter-

‘gi Pllflgfleld- mined, but it is possible 3 new

M ' - ° ° precedent will be established in

W ss Jean McDaniel and Miss housing the prime ministers at

9-1/Ile MCKi€ Wcflt up from Hall- Buckingham Palace. They will

2;? f0_~"1iend last week-end nt the have Guardsmen on sentry duty

mers mmf 1:1 '£`1"ll_I‘0. belneath tseg windows. The pre-

mers pro a y will participate in

0fMul;~ell;gf1‘iT Wilson, president Their Mnjesties’ two drives around um _ G yn. ank of Canada, en- the metropolis attend the post-

a he at dinner nt the Mount Coronation thanksgiving service at

-l-hey also ,mended the 0 nm of R0i’al Club Tiiursday evening for St. Paul's. Tliereafte for the dura- 0

l`»

31:] kdlrciftors and 'officials of the tion of their stay when they will be for th: nomarz; to be in Montreal engaged in Imperial Conference de- wnmn mt ig, meeting, while Mrs. liberations, they will occupy less the» Wivel erf iiled at a dinner for august quarters as distinguished news ms 0 t e out-of-town of- guests of the British government. Dub e same evening. Mrs. S. L1. The King will hold his first levee

son was hostess at a luncheon Feb. 9 at St. James’ Palace and in-

at the Mount Royal Club Thurs- vestitures on Feb. 24 and '25. Thel lilly forthe wives of the out-of- first two of the season‘s courts town directors and officials of the probably will be held May 5 and 6. bank- 0" Friday evening. Mr. una It is underswoa quite 11. number- or Mrs. S. G. Dobson entertained at Carlottctown ladies are going over

_dinner and dancing at the Mount _to England for the Coronation.

1 1 _

Foam; s1‘.c1u11u£s Mun "i..':;::::_1~1111'=°

4 C

“bf W

"He'| never had a uomach upset in his lifc. We’ro an gratqful to Sl. Charles Mill¢'.”

Aux worm Docron about St. Charles for

your lmby. It`s an easy to digeiit-and it`l

irmdinfefl by the finest method known in science for In extra supply of Sunshine Vitamin D.

Only fresh pure mill: from selected farms is

accepted by Ilorden's for St. Charles. It'| the safest milk you can buy. Enjoy its extra goodness by using in ten and eoihs and for cooking. _

*Mudd al Trum, N000 Saiid

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57719 HOUSEWIFE and mi1¥i¢;S:;:f:.°ve 'YHADDENINGS UF-[HE iB001§1§;1i;RT’ Dorothy Dix’s LetterBox

Love is me uniet iteason for Marriage Bui Young Couples Should be Certain They Have Enough Financial Income to Insure Decent Living

' Dix-I am a. business g1`r1 with a good job. in love with 1

i?ell:ll,i1§E 1; mail town. 5-Ie works at a filling station and maker a month. I-Ie wants me to marry him, but I keep putting him oft be,

__ cause I know that he will never leave the llttlr

_,_,»'i; _ town where there Ls no 0p0l'tLinlty for him to bot

`1`I;;’, ter himself because his mother lives there. I want

i mm tc strike out and get a Job with a future rr

“"“ it so we can have something when we get mar- , ried. Do you think 1 am doing wrong by not giv- ' rl ing up my Job and marrying him? E. M. S.

__ 1 _-._s"_.»1__l _M

‘ ' Answer:

No, I think you are showing a. little sanity, foi

you certainly would be crazy if you save up a Boot job to marry a. man who only made $35 5 mimih with no chance of ever doing belief- P0-°-Siblil Ui' two of you could exist on that amount 0! money ll you plmlqed every penny, nie the cheapest !°0f and denied yourselves every Pleasure and oomfort and so long as there were no winpllcatiom cv

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But life is full of complic to f b bi rc is m_gi1iy iittic love thaiisiirgngingirgiiiosgrrmxfg blstbeueve lm It isnt necessary for a young couple to have riches on wh1¢h li

` also more significant in what head- ` Mrs. D. J. Riley is being less- 1 es- marr

1 dresses at such a, ceremony con-l antly entertained by her nsirier- sfrig-ggégfng at br gde y able BN? iniii-iva£rc:1eIbleti1).ls]1?l:‘b.;sfsni)rF €i11lutfhnt`ll,eol¥i‘lishbarea5on‘ note. The Queens robe and train, ous friends. _ _ » o _ wife live in shuddering terror of the landlord and lie awake at ni lildwank as contrasted with the Scarlet of ° ' ° ° l Mi-_ paul Fitzgerald al-riygd in de` g L °n` U10 P00l‘f‘~"-if‘S- Will be of Purple V01- _ MY- APUTUI' “WSW ‘VHS host 9'- ` the city last evening to spend the baby is a. tragedy instead of a Joy.

ring where the next meal is coming from and where the advent of 11

Nobody thinks much of the state of their hearts when their glomaclih

of white "most richly embroider- for his friends at his home 31 i.1imG(,mld of Ge0i.gei,0wn_ Wlille are empty. Nobody feels sentimental when they are cold and uncomfori ed in silver, crystal and gold." Fitzroy Street on Wednesday even- in the dw he is the guest of his abie and when all the yearniugs of their ‘being are for a good steak and _

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few of the creature comforts they used to have, par-irapg iove Should lf;

The Right Honorable R. B. Ben- ° ° ° ° Gillis 80 School Sweet strong enough to surmount shttbbiness, and the lack of a haircut and

nett, P.C., is a passenger on the MrS. J. Gordon McDonald, one ' s » v » Sh\1Vff»9~!1d 601113 Without amusement.; and gum: ,0 iml~l1e5_ em but iilus canadian Pacific uucr 1v1c111c1urc_ of the younger nmtrons. had a de- Mrs. scmuei Nelson had u tea ""5 is fi l‘"1‘d and DNSHIC W°r1d in which we are ali more 1»c<iy'111ur'1 S01.; due at Halifax today and saint lightfui four-tiiiric bridge at “The l,,~mge for her friends 0,, Tuesday and mishly few marriages survive that doirt have rt lmic pie to gc witr John sunday from Live l and H111" on Wedmsda afternoon ir 1. _ _ 1 the bread and cheese and kisses.

Evidently your boy friend has very little ambition if he 15 willing M

glare are the Hom Grole s¢,lrllng_ the same evening, ` m e 1 _ rfrttle down in a small town in which there is no chance of advaiicenieni membei. Ol- the Conservative Lead_ _ _ _ _ mx_l;§t'ai§::inl; S; lust to be near his mother. You are quite right to demand that in er’s last Cabinet, and Mrs. Stirling, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Stewart who for bridge on Monday evening. , m°W.'s°me spirit °f enterprise hem” y°u m“1"°Y him- “nd if he S3111 Der- whose marriage was solcmnlzed re- returned this week to Ottawa were _ _ _ _ 51555 ln flllckl-‘lg 3° his PIWMICG 01 B S8»l11I‘y in Order to be' close to Mother emily in Engiand_ dinner guesk, at Government Miss Enid MacFarlane of sum_ will be wise to leave him to his choice. Those who are content will

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le always have little.

Dear Dorothy Dix-This problem has come up for discussion in oui

the Lieut__G0ve1 mr d M _ D _ A comiai ei _m b _ _ ‘youth group: Wlilch is the greater, the love that E of slow growth am Blols left Monday gil retbin io cd to Mrs. wA.cofT,e Ivfii‘kD;tl3'i{c:tlEn?>f noon tea dusmg qw _week gsm' 15 me result' of B' gm and boy bemg thrown m each others ‘mmplml Bishop Strachan School, Toronto, I-0115011. Effglmld- ‘V110 f1f1‘i‘/Sd this Mrs. (Judge) Inman entertained se accompanied by her friend, Miss Week T10 loin her son and to take the summerside Literary Club on is

r a. long period of time, or the love that comes at first sight and whlcl, em-= t0 lm°9k we between the eyes, so to speak? which or these im-ci the more likely to endure? 5_ R_

Answer: _ _

No one can answer this question denntely, because love is govemed no laws. It comes and goes as it will, and no one knows why, or when

or how long it will tarry. We don’t even know why we love, or why we

Mrs' Gemge "~ R°§°""-`~ Fair' ° ° ' ° , mcrside, was hostess ou Friday cease to love and we can no more hcl one than the other

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It is the fashion to deride love at first sight, but there is no doubt

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-l“Yflbl@ mixed bridge last evening. °f Deeside 15 9XP1'0SS9d 111 One Of brldgegfor her frenris. g that there are,11ow and then, cases in which a man and woman who were

predestined mates do recognize each other ut sight and in that moment

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The Thursday afternoon brldge` "fg some 0"” how Very glad she Among those entertaining this are inspired with a passion for each other that never dies. They dor1‘1

Club meet at Mm Bartiews home v1as_to come back to Birkhall, she week for bridge were the Misses have to get acquainted; They have known each other for all time. They

fi-M, their game this Week ‘ confided, "I think its the nicest H t d thel slst M~, M - don’t have to find out what each other thinks and feels The know the

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other soul responds to their own.

But this grand passion comes to but very few people and is, not to be

(_/Omed' to Chalrlottewwn as me Princess Margaret Rose have a real Mfg, (Di-,) simpson enfgnained confused with the slight attraction that men and women may feel in bride of Mr. Erskine K’ MCNLM fondnem for Scottish music and last evening at a delightfully ur- meeting strangers for thehrst. time. A mim may be taken by a pretty received yesterday afternoon at her diancing. One who was present at u ranged bridge of six tables at he, face, or a'g11-1 by a mans line of talk and this may mean much, or nothing

Indeed, most people fall in love at first sight to tl1e extent that they u`d not pursue the ncquaiiitimceship if they had not been attracted YA

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b M _ E N I cesses tripped the old can t _ _ _ _ 1 a particular indlvdual when they met, but this surface attraction ls not

igpty iea_;`§nt1m;E5 551500133” '£3 dances quite perfectly md (3312-gl Di._ ,md Mm E_ T_ -Iranian ve the real bona fide love at first sight.

Taking it by and large, and miracles excepted, I think that the lovl

at is of slow growth and that comes through long association in which ople .know each other’s faults as well as their virtue-._ wlien they find noir other congenial and interesting and when they establish a. back- ground of mutual experience and memories, is the love that is most llkcly

endure the test of time. ' Dear Miss Dlx-I am a. girl 20 years old, in Iove with a man of 40. He fine Ln every way. Is a bachelor and would be able to give me a 80001

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I do not consider twenty years difference in age DP0 1 V8, D

finlerlainiii llils k i- i hfllillg taken another ill t11_rn re- For a few days lm di tl be- th ` lis ldf lers. Plenty oi’ men friends :mg Mondayednd 'gbesdfy genfililgi While Rev' Mr' ‘H*‘S!“m"' fo” and 5"" the Cg;gn:“';g» the tal; gfiiofiiliigmmljieyzxliils aeieglhiatuie :1t0§0,1a11d I see no reason

afwmoons and again on Thursday _:ma not critical the illness Canadian and othel- dominion why you Slwiild no; be lmppy with ll-lc man of Kam. choice Even li he is

- i ‘_ A dd 'the f id f thc future. Remember

Svclinllsiedhbaiglygrbgilibifbdlrinyou will b¢;)rgl'r0win; blld aiso and faster than he 15| cud when he 15 so you v/0”" be “ “"*"’”' y°“r°seu' D_1X-_~_._

_ ,intend to insult yOU by Plym! Y°“

your bill. But I have left "you I handsome legacy in my Will Doctor-"VCYY kind 0! You- I am

sure. Allow me to look at YOU: prescription again. There is H- Sllgh alteration 1 should like to make lr

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