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._Woman’.s Realm -:-s Social anal Personal -:- Fashions -:- Literature

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~ i Happenings of the Week l QPOILHYOUP $1,110"-

lt seems to me I'd like to go Length is another element in the friendly y" truchuou, _ _ _ painful Where bells don't. ring nor whistles current silhouette that affects new hours follow. Splash hbsorbine. ]_if..

blow. designs m Jewellers‘. A5 5km‘ “d! ggdttkhztaetdeodlixzfildlszvfirli-es.initial? llor clocks don‘t strike, nor gongs gloves lengthen, so do jewelled neck- J “m; out a1|w,,n“__udiufl;m.-~,,_

dent sound. laces take on extra inches. Chains‘ tion. The naeitt day only a all; ‘y; Ind I'd have stillness all around. that measure a. full yard when dou- ‘wit’ '_'A$I§E:M}‘K_ ‘is Rot real stillness. but Just the trees‘ bled and fastened are smart. With no; may and w“) not 5min the skim

Low fliisperlngs, or the hum of bees. daytime dresses they are worn loop-

Keep Absorbine, ]r., handy for insect

Jr brooks’ faint- babbling over stones‘ ed around the throat to give the ap- bites, cuts, bflllStl or wrenches. lt .

in strangely, softly tangled tones. pearance of several ‘strands Joined". ztliiletiggaluatbgetrgzmeioliiugidksaasig:

Or maybe a cricket or kat-ydld. together. In the eienlnz they M9 Meagan, p", yummy “d, a

Jr the song of birds in hedges hid. permitted to fall in their full length. bottle today, ready to pack in your l

3r Just some such sweet sounds as hanging below‘ the Waist. Deilgnflfi ‘Awgsgrtpeekflggaifausaiiasq

these like these long necklaces to be sup- (anon. inward thought that sunburn refill the tired heart with ease. ple. . will not s oil a minute of your u we" w: “gm and sound and , , , 1 vacation. t your druggists, $1.25 a

smell The Rev. Dr. Robert Johnston of L- L" rd like a city pretty well; Knox (Presbyteriam Church, Otta- _

But when it comes to getting nest“ wa, with Mrs. Johnston and their I'd like the country lots the best. two youngest children._ the Misses ammlg the younger People who are sometimes it. seems to me I must Claire and Marguerite and Mrs. "ems with one another in extending Rust quit the 61W’! din and dust Johnston's sister, Miss Amy Kelly, hwpllfllltl‘ to the visitors. The of- Arld go out where the sky is blue; left by the Meiita from Montreal 5C9“ 0f the Light Horse are enter- And. says, how does it seem to you‘? Thursday for a two month's holiday laining at tea this afternoon in re- ' - - iiiifil.‘i'if..‘i'lii';‘.i'iiiii."i' m‘ - - - ._ _ o _

In“ Dug or Devmsmm‘ who h“ Their many friends here will wish Queen?! Qllllfiflly Spring number m“ “Mahmud m! 62nd bimday‘ m‘ them a pleasant holiday. mum“ all l-llWTB-illrlg article by mlgidtllexglseém lz-élgmvlzns" l; . - . Prank Yeigh. Well-known lecturer 3i -- ' ° “s "95 ' The hastfises av the summemde and author of the series Facts About

w‘ home at Chatswonh England G01! Club this afternoon Wu; be Canada. on Scott. Carlyle and Dick-

Srrm“ ‘::°g:na::)n":$°fm;! w‘ B, w_ Robins“, M“, 1.; M, ed Charlottetown on several occas-

wmm or mm Downing and stlss Inez Bell. lvn having relatives here,

It is news to mos: yieopl- that ' .1 ~ iii l ' ‘ ' ' kg; ciufgtgxisé-“igjso zuiflz‘ Mrs woodman “rs D A “ah Thomas Scott. brother of Sir Walter. ' ' wasps tefh - .- fiml-swmh- Tl" Kl“ m" ‘he, Km“ M” P‘ W‘ Tum“ M's‘ H‘ stationzdlflbaifl Scootlbnedwdtiib 118.111.2233.‘: Duke's little grand-daughter. Ara-l R- Stewart will be the tea hostesses red wcanada in 1813 during ‘which. hen; Mflkmmsh on his way d9“, up at the Golf Links this afternoon. On “me o! war with the United Q ’ c] breakfast one morning. He stopped TllP-‘dfll’ W3 “'35 "fled bl‘ MYE- J- G» “tail

_ and for ten years the brother of the l , -i< - 1 J mleson. Mrs. I. Home. Mi" h.’ _ _ ' " '0 speak m h" “d a“ ed h" “ha a ’“' famous Waverley Novels‘ author was

115mg . i H , Miss H. Jamieson. . “f “I” i Ome _ _ _ a resident of Quebec city, where the ‘Arabellafl she said simply; “whatl author of the article discovered his, 3 WW5?" Among ‘he "mes that may be grave. Sir Walter savs NIr Yelrh "George," yeplled the King, ibouglit for the summer cottage are, ' " ‘ ' = =

“'55 Opposed to Toms staying in’ Canada for fear that annexation; would make him an Amerzean citizen 7 instead of a British subject.

Thomas Carlyles brother Alec, a EllOl-vkeeper in Ecclefechan. came to

"well, George, you had better hur-i the small metal bridge boards. These: ry down to breakfast," said little, flPD-tal to those who like their Same’ Arabella, " ‘cos granny will give you; on a breezy veranda or out in the| no end of scolding if you're late." I open. because the board has little

Iord Qiarles Cavendish. son of the: clips to catch each card or trick as, Duke of Devonshire. is now working‘ W l5 b18995 and llfild l? from b91113’

l Mrs. J‘. F. Arnett. firs. J. J. Morris. ‘m5 m Camda- M“ Yew‘ h“ "m" have analyzed your case yourself, and you realize that your self-distrust was .

' bred in you in childhood by the fault-finding of those who had you in charge.

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‘vlllflle Girl Whose Fiance Outshines Her Mak’ f Him a Suitable Wife? — Why Happiness o"

Usually _Results When a Woman Mar- ries Her Brother-in-Law

gDear Miss Dix-My mother died when I was a very small child and all , dllrmi; my childhood I was continually told by the various relatives wit; ‘ whom I lived how stupid I was. 5o there must be something to it. Now ‘i am engaged to one of the finest men I have eve known. He is keen, intelligent, very prominent in ,./ every way in the city in which he lives. And I am I afraid to marry him because I haven't the poise and ' the intelligence to make him a fitting wife- In the first place, I lack social eas e and grace of manner. I ' have never been able to learn to play a good game of i u-idge or of golf, though I have tried. I I ask you ln all sincerity, would you advise ine to : break my engagement to this marl or marry him. i knowing full well what. disilluslan is in store for him ‘ and fearing I will be a handicap instead of a help to _ ~ him? I care enough for him not to want to marry ‘ ' I him if n-i_. doing so will harm him in any way. I have not deceived him. l 1-le knows my people and has known me for six years and we have been en- ‘gaged for over a year. Will I be doing this man an injustice if I marry , |‘ him? KAY- i Answer: i My dear girl. you have the worst case of an inferiority complex that I I have ever encountered. I would say go to a psychoanalyst, except that you

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a: a bank in wall Streetmrhere he l blown away. a ‘grlgzrgoltnnlelles ‘fitzllheizfalas inert-J". bdjfxf," 1m, you know the some of you, Lrou-ble. why no, m“ above‘. i "“"’ _ . b“ lémliorflrlll’ dropped his cour-i ' ' ' tel. ‘rom the great phnmg ,,m~lél’z_‘,,'_ l it? Why mt trv to recognize that the opinion of this intelligent man you tesy title. i Mrs. F. J. Casey's many friends a.re Deming [he dvwneue Aiéupxler Con. I are engaged to ‘s worth more than that of your carping relatives? Why l ' ' ' ‘ glad to see her out again after herl thing is w, -.lth of his mother, x0. t not believe that he is a better judge of your mentality than they werel If Hon. J. D. Stewart wen‘. to Borden, recent IRGiEDQEIYlOHv "m; h“ '._ ._. 741d in m5- mmle 313w; l their criticzsms gave you a sense of inferiority, why shouldn't his admiration yesterday to meet the Conservative ' ' ° 1 v..;,

Leader Hon. R. B. Bennett and Miss Tharl-‘Nd inio l‘ We“ ‘School here. who was a nepliclv of

Thomas. But Prince Erivvrird Island.

y“ Adm’ o! ML “wan is deeffly regretwd by | notm Mr. Yeigh. had ii romantic con. here. * _.,{G- , 4 h, I a vvicle clrle of friends. I - t‘ ' » a n n . _ _ hfaggaret Gordon. filfhllflflilllfllli?!‘ of .\lrs ‘v .\I\‘I\lllll"Yl and trvo lXl-.

the first. governor of P. E. 1.. ivho. it is alleged. became the first love of Thomas and vvas immortalized as

rr-res _ c ‘ren have arrived from‘ Blonxrea. to vlsi: with .\lrs. MacKin- r ' I nonls mother. Mrs. Hammond Kelly.‘

Among the welcome annual Seuihbvfl- or: to arrzvn week was Miss ‘ l Echo‘. o.‘ . . who is stopping .\Ir. and Mrs A. G. Putnam and at Beach G. v ;faln:ly of Sackviile. N. B.. have ar-

liad left Canada i0 live lll Sc The connection of Dicks-n.

.\{'_\ Leitha time: has returned‘ don where they are bribe cordially to: z wsit to Boston. l ivelcciiieri.

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Chic: handkerchiefs have adapt-f Miss Anne Phillips has arrived ed '.. sells to the more piquant'home to spend a vacation with her iemazcs of summer syles by havlng5 parents. _\lr. and .\lrs. H. J. Phillips. very S33E59 little flower designs in? ‘ ' ‘ calms. one such has a rath-i Mrs. Gordon Scott. Ottawa. is er Vii? be flowers a"

‘concerning the lecture tour of i842: I still tnore \'l\'li’li_\' in the mounted po- ,lice career of I-Yaiicis Dicke. .. son of the novelist. who was in command of the detachment at Fort Pztt when the fort was captured in the "coal oil siege" by Bi; Bear in 1885. when ‘ ‘er c’ crrrson and blackl 1mm: the s"""iier \'L5l'O"5 a’ Brnck- Dick as and ms men‘ forced m “an c "‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ -‘ ‘s ‘ ““ “ ‘ “ ' ‘ uate. went down the Saskatchewan a tiny rolled hem of redllcy" Beach. in the floating ice on a scam The same issue of the Quarterly contains Francis Dickens Diary of the i885

' ' ' Mrs. Roy Inlzs. Port Hill. has been are h-li v to welcome} spending t‘"c ills’. week Wlfll friends rebemm‘ amatzzthe .er visitors M155 Ethel l o El: . . . B. , i‘ M. Father and her young netihewfl n P n l - ' ' Conmwad on page 3m? swift. who arrived last Miss Ethel Bagnallfirvho has been ‘h’ ‘tom Has" rs-on-i visit-inc her S25l9T,>.\Il'5. J. A. Rodd es, and .\lr. Rodd a‘. Llezch Lake. Otta-

rva. laws left for hlontreal en routs “Robe.- “- to Bale de Clialeur. Que. to speti: - .\£r. Gsylabd Wm: of "liierr-‘sig-gcme 31mg, I Jsge" Poughkee-‘sze. .\'. Y. en’ r ‘

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91d b)‘ I31“ Club Xihfl . she ‘.5 plltizng on or taking of‘. hen

Day was o e of the nic "I

a: S1". merside on the same day also her bag for something.

‘rs who tharoughiyv enlziyed the dxtiiertablei‘

A. A: the fart cf the tab‘:

Q. What is the birth stone for h The hiihtia in Camp is causing‘ July? I

quite a lot of pleasurable excitement! A. Ruby.

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Mrs. Perry Pepe has atria-ed from

Club this afternoon v.11 he ‘he .\l scs Hcimart. Bliss Win- nie Arblm; Miss Doris Hear‘: On Do- minion Dav. the young ladies serving .