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' _ 1Woman% Realm -.°- Social and Personal -.°- Fashions -.°- Literature
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At the firt Court he-ld by their Mrs. Hedley Mn:-kiilllon of Van-
11-alt-sli1-.~ lizllz G1-oi-1_1- VI and collver, a foi-iller Cllni-loiietown Qin-1-li 1-Ll.;-.lla-ill on Wtilin-.~u1l_\' lady, \\-ll.» a pus eiiger on the ni.-_'ll1_ .\l.1y 5. at llllel-Liiliiiullil Aol-aiilgi lu.~1Sui1<la_\'. 11-iurilliig from Pill1l11. 1:11 C11.il1'.1»\\ of B1-.~sb11r Honolulu, where she spent the l
our,-li, \\.l»- oi 1111- iol'ill1-i- Go\'ei-llol'- 11-11111-"_ I G(-ill-i'.1I oz (`.1ii;l1:-1. pre.-11-ilted her ‘ ' ’ ° , 1'l1\li1;Eli1-1. l_.1.i'1‘ .\lo_\r;1 Piillsoilby. Mrs--l~ A- 7-»2\\\'-\011 SDO¥1t 8 few Lady B1 --111-:-11.1-_-ll wore 11 _-own of dl1_\-.» lr: Sacklille thzs week renew- , Willie 1:---1- 1-ll-.ill-1\ld1-11-11 ‘.\;fl1 sil- iilu old fi'i<-ililsllips at a reunion of
vcr 111.- _.1 3.1:11 111 flu- .~k.i-t Mt. Allison r‘la.~s1s_
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villtll 1. 11 .‘. '11.\;l'»¢‘i' $11111. .
11-_1.11 111 ,.1 .._,111.- 1~;1-1,1- 11.11-1~;1-1-.-1-i l'l11- 11:1-seili illdiposiiion of Mrs. 111111 1-.-11.-_-11.111-:'1d lo lllatrii the 'l'honl.l.\ H. Wililc. \vho is home dr1~~.- l.11.~. 1!-1-1:;1 P11i1.~1ii1b_\ w.1.< from the hospital. is deeply re-
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°"U'i1'l1sro11 and There is Danger When This Law §;°'§§_-mPg°_§_{n;”°§_§ 1‘;;_“j,“,“‘§§‘§
l 7545 P-m"‘D”°pe°” Pm' B°x' is Brokell official opening in National Poetry
AG UE, CZECll0.\`I.0\'AKlA
WIXAL- 19 5 m" 1535 meg' ‘ Center She will award the Golden
Scroll, medal of howr, to the tore-
4:10 .m.-schranlllli-l Concert. Dear Miss Dix-Mine is the tragic story of a girl who manled a man n __ L of me _mmm
P tl tw veals older than she, and who beloiltzed to a different I °s We
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5:30 p.m.»-League of Nation-S
News. H_BL. 31.2 nl.. 9.65 meg.
BIJDAPI-JS'I`. HUNGARY
LONDON
6:30 p.m.-Two Plays: “Cap- tal Punishment" and "Tony Kyies. 1 the Arch-Deceiver." GSP. 19.6 m..
:o'.1l11>11' .:. \1`1;.~ ..2:;>|1¢l-salill. the t-’l‘l'll\‘<l bl' l“’l` lllt"l<l- Who -‘VC 15.31 meg.; GSO. 16.7 in.. l5.l8` skirt en..l1- 1:1-11-1: in a teailier de- lloplilg for her 1-.li-1_1 recovery vo meg.; GSU, 25.5 m., 11.75 meg.; l
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1,1-_.1 1- .1 -.1 .1i.~1> pre 1-1111-d 11.1.~ 1 .\I..\~ L_\i1l.l \’\1':1gh1 Prince St. 7:30 p_m__New g11||,,_r songs
_11»-.\11._; 11 “1,___. _HJ 11,1111 3 puiliiler t-il:cl'ia!:led at llrlilge Moiltlay night DJD 254 m__ 11377 mel
1-1:11-t he l1.p.\ eiilbi-o1di_-1-ed Q for Mr. uilli _\1r.\. Beilialnin C. ` BERLIN _ Answer:
“"’-3 'l-`-’ - "‘ ‘ll il""`*“‘ and 5'" ` Holllmlfl of 5|""'"""lk` Q""b""' ` 8:30 p.m. _ Songs bv Ernst I This is a letter that both men and wonlen'will do well to consider well known to let us prophesy
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Oi1R_ 4A, 35.34 in.. _il_i<i4 meg. more hegltl My _.______)_m__1_s __ _____0___S__0_____ ____u_ with seven years 0, The aims of Poetry Week are. to
_ D college tra- ning, while I hai-e_little education, and ' PW “thu” '-° P°e°5- "° °n°°"rag°
my only training has been to prepare me for work. mme P°°Pl¢ YD Wlllfr poetu, and I have tried to develop and educate myself through l'° devemp B' high” smndud 0
reading and study, but self-education vgorks orlléy P°°"1° |PP’°°1°'u°n-
where both ilre in the same s tual on an age. e and his friends have a bnckgiiluiid of twenty years 'H16 BBIUYGHY R€Vl€W 0! I-ll»¢l'3‘ of culture that I lark. .I show my ignorance every NW Qf MW lst- °°"f-“ln-5 H-ll ln* time I open my illolltll and to keep still makes me W1*-Wlng 5l"Ll°l° 011 the P1`95e_"'- appear dumb. My husbands friends all bore me ~_1-H12 01 P0€i»1'Y» It Seek-S S8l»l=‘ alld so do the things he wants to do. My friends l4¢l'0l'Y N550"-"1 f°l’ me “Wit mal' and the things i “nm to oo boi-1: him. we nat-1 Poetry is playing a Small and small- llothing in common. As a result, both of Us are ~‘f PRN- ln OUT 89f1€l‘&l f€9»dlnB`~- ten' bly loi1el_v and unllilppy, and _vet we could have . .. it Would be B CRIB-hilly if the been happy wiillin our owil types. I suppose we .necline in the reading of poetry will have io carry on. but tllere is nothing to look should continue until only poets forward to. SADLY DISILLUSIONED. read poetry.-... the ‘functioil of
poetry as the most completely
articulate of all language, is too
'l1\- :"::!i 111 lvllife ilei wus 1 "‘ ‘ ' 1 - _ _ 1h -111 L- 1, .- - - .1 .1 1 fi . tl . 1 iw -
_ _. _“___ M ____ \________ _md G_________ sehliepe. DJD. zo.-i n1.. 11 '17 meg _ _11 en st tc in_. 111111- iliates. for li .sets oiti1__a ict _lai__\\e too o _:ll happily of a cult_lire lagy or too
|_();\|)0N 11;i1oie.ailii t1l11t is that the on.; wily that ue call assule appiness deaf to read w en oes no
1' [""""' , m9_ “""L'. l`_`;‘m _ _wi . '\f"`u"m`"_ ' 9 p.m.-Going south, New York ' mal"l'iage is to nlarry in oui- own class. | wg-1¢¢,,____"
_ f '_ _ 1 _, " __ _ I gi _ ew orle-11115. asa, ic s 111.. 15.26 l We may tilillk that love or ills-li1at~o11 oi- some peculiar euclinistanfe 1 one of the two possible reasons »-1-l‘_1-\ iv--lIl\- L0 Chic! “ #11011 - l l0_ 1_0 fill- __ GSD 255 m__ 11375 mfg _ can budge the gulf of years that lie between a man and Woman, or make l given for the wide decline of
' l 3]_3 m__ 9_58 meg; GSB of i1o account the difference in inei1tal_it_\- uild culture, or of social status. I poetry reading ls, that poetiy. may
9 51 mpg Strong in this fzlith and beliei/.ilg that our owil case is going to be the ex- be suffering fl-Um that wipiespread
$111 111- 11111 Que wi o illoloi-eil - ` ` ` ' pAR'|5 { 1-cption to the gcilcl-ul rule the old inziii inarrics 11 ilaplicror the old woman “speo11;1_l1zation'* which has affected
down `l1~l 111-1-11 11-il Wtdllesday oil buys her a boy lliisbuild. The scllolzlr takes a wife wilo has never read a i to man other activities no 9-
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-` - fl- \'l""`-5'l'-J Ol ill" Cl’-WV' i-1-iili'l1Al‘lol11e lifter a short visit - plmfwl l .gl I A- book in her lm' The h_iSlll-70111 mil1'l"cs a Pfeltil 81-1'l from the Slums, 01' l “Only Cl&5`ici$ts read the classics.
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lf’ - -\~- ‘_ -- l~--- 1- bt ll# fl"~l<- 111.11 .\ils_ Hniinids pu1'ei1ts_. Mr. VANCOUVER i the socialite gill elopes with hei cll.1ui1tui_ _ only scientists collect specimens.
and \frs B Rev I-lohllall Brighton _ M "_ n and , But not out-c lil a tholisnild times do such niarriagcs wonk out hip- only linguists perfect themselves in
; May '.1-lin when - 1 -1-» ~1- 11ll.` be Miss Edith \l-_\ K .\I M.1i-l_ill.`.\/Ii& _\l.\. 111-'i_\‘ 11:11-in-_
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ill -t;1<1 1 i1 till ll' .\\b|l.\ (it’til`El' 11': ' .` 1 ;_1-:ll1=t11ili;1_' 111 \\'1ill- \ - ._ il-1--....13 L11 be pr--.-eil: ill .'\111;.1 1-1- -111 .1-:.111 will-ll their iz. _ 1- `1’ \l.l -_111r.1- will iv- :»- .11 1' l 11 111111 11: Scil-tice dc-
~' ._ on John eompli-i1-.'»
wilrk .\1Ii.~s
11111-il at-1-ellted for
(l1':1.1i1l1 -.1-ork in the
Gvili-ril l-lospitill.
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1 pi-eiillv arranged tivo
.l!>.1- ‘-11.11,-11 az her home last Tues-
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e~:1 2.111- 1'-1-1111 lnoillhs 1-1.-lim 311. ' .1- _J 41-1-11111-llle, Florida. . . . .
5'---.1-lls who has been
.<11--1:1-1_1-si sf-\f~i.11 months with her su'--r \1i- ll.<i'i-1' Brown llils re Lii". --l '_-1 1;--1 11111114- iii Trllro.
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171-1- retiirned home
_<e1e.-al months in York.
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and .\f-- \_ \\`. llvilrlii111i1_ who hu- _i:i.1' 1-1 .~1i<-1-1-\»-flillv his second yl.1l". 1-- 1-l1.i111t.oil.s iii medicine Dt. K ‘iii has :zone on R tour of i!1- \\ - 1-1!-»»; by the S. S Corn-
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11 \ P E I Hlspifill ’-1"` -1 xl l1_1l;_‘11.\' attending a vw ‘- ’ '.‘.=- \fat-lilme .-er-tion of "11- ,»'\:l- -1-:-li (`r1‘!1-ue of Sul-izeoils.
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tie 11111-in-t 1111>-6:/-is will be a pretty and in-11-ll udillli-1-1| udditioil to your mgli rll bzl-iii-ixnil. 'I`lle wp of 1-lie baske-ts nrt- left opvll so that they fu 1 11 po.--ki-1 lnio wir:-ll you tuck ii inuii-111111; it-nsll cloth. Colorful rib- ` boil ls dill-.111 tllrougli the open nlcsh at ilu- wp ol the basket and through _ the llallillr, then tied in a bow to coiilplete thc- design. This is also a most 1.t1lci‘e.stlniz and quick-to-mnke derorntioil for .~1:-nrvi-11 and 1-uni1e.rs. and is sl :~11n1l-' idea for holding llniiilkt-1-1-llzeis v1-111-n sewn to the front of
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tloils witlloui nbbi-1-vial ons, detail chart, complete ilillshlng and assemb-
lln ln.<1i'iu-tiolls.
1; . _ 1-'or coinpiete patterns and instructions for all of these design,
nano 20 ct-nts in stamp; or eotn fooin preferred; to The Charlottetown
Guardian Needlework Department.
Use thin eol||>0n. Print your name and adfln-as plainly.
|‘o The Charlottetown Gilldinl Needlework Dept.
DESIGN N0. UI
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Ro.1d_ l ' l V .12 mldmgh _‘ H Km y plly. The old hlisbaild wants to stay put and the girl wife wants tn gad
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regrettr-d Her dull;-,*llt1-rs Mrs. 1 yon;-5
foreign languages. only hikers take
1 ° ’ ' ' $57 Kesméngs C2205 ilbout. _He willlts to illirsc his rlleulllritisnl and she wants to dance. The 1 wa1k5_ ,_-,my scholars form ubm,ies_ _' Mrs. H.1l'i\- \v;l11~l11- lei- und daugh- m' 11 L71, _hefg “ ' ` ' scholar is bored still _by his dumb wife and slit-__\-z111'il.=: in his face when he ,mm [mm me recent inspimu-ons of 1 i.1-:- .M111 11.111- .11-1-111-d .il 1\/lnnli-1.-:ll " ' " T'0K‘_, 1 wallts to d‘scuss Ellrliiides ilisti-nd of Robert. 'In_vlor. The polished mall _ progwsh-E (.d11m1i0n_ 01,11- pm.
11-11-11 151111‘11-111 11111-1- 11-l 1-xteilded ` 0 of the world is hllilliliziled by tllc soclill 1-ri-or.\ oi his uilsopll..~ticated wlic 1 f(,&i0na1S were expected lb nmkt,
of 1 1 T 1 nie ro E‘°`“ f to 1i\i \Ii» \V1l1cl1eslei mom 11-1- .\Il-s .\l1-l-xiillloil lil Nap- 1 Pmgl Ont. ln-1111-c 1-1-lui-llllig home. ; lllellg o . . . 1
with
serious 1llne.\~ of Mrs. Arthur _ mos; Lollalvortll Avi-liue. is deeply 1 givén
Geiiiiize Pl'11l\st- and N-11's. Ii'\iiig1,,_b0uf,
li.-1111
1 ltfrs J this week from a visit to Montreal i will-re
sister
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E. D. Nicholson returned
.die wus the guest. of her ,1101,9_ Mrs. Price. pmt)-_
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m“"S A"“°‘u“‘” ‘S"""lm i social toilielilloil is shocked at the bltaches of etiquette that her plainly doubt T‘“““m"~“l°" 01 'l“ Nd! ‘mal bioligllt-lip husband commits has “ml JZJ- 25-4’ 1’ 1 U 80 L.-ich of ills kind is the lnviolable law of Natliie and we break it at hurt
that the reading of poetry
become a speclalisin to our
The sense of its universal
_i_l_-_:Ar i11AST;"1l_Al11_l-11 Fr_;111-1- .illd ogller _12ll_5 f‘m"Eme'l¥a""“ent °f Tile girl _whn has bcci1_ re:il'ed 111 al_l_ the reflilenleilts and elegancies of _ nviusic or to paim_ There is mi 1' .:ii1‘ .f>' ' - ~ _ __ _' ' .. _ -
D; ._ . . _ ________ our peril. Tile very essence of llnpplilcss in i1ln1'i‘i11ge is for llusbaiids and human value has am_Opmed_ It is
""` 7"' ' W `“"`“ wives to be approximately the same age. to have the same tastes alld . .
What- Wlll be Pf~‘l'llHP5 the habits, the some cultural backgrollild, the saine kind of friends and the faglfghlng that m a hurrying wmld brilliant private dinner party ' same 50c1;1]s;1md1hg_ crude
tl 20 ‘k d cl thel ' the ftene ari out
constantly feeds us with
sensation can be left to the
in London for more lan Because men can pic an loose i- wives, y o rm 'y memry if not to the poets And
It Wlll be lleld MM' 25 “llen of the-r own class than women do. A 1111111 attracted by the youth of a wide] 50 guests-liirlildillg the i girl will inarry one young enouizll to ln- his daughter. Or a br lllant man m th; and Q\lP€l1-Will <'llf\<“ lil U19 :lllured by ii iii-city ture will inarl-_\‘ a stupid and liiledurated woman. Or an read
¥T\11\lSL<’l"S lmllflllri- \'°°m- aristocratic man‘will iiuirry a girl of lowly origin because slle has some mme
15 I-1 1336 aflfl l°ff.\' r00m lead- passing attraction for him. No spectacle as coinmonei- than to see men able
ing off the sinalllsh room where who are married to women who are so vast.y their interiors that every one poetry
.Bi<i- <ii‘.~f<i -n 11-' _
Mr a amillesfn eitfltrg “tlflzs wonliiiljiiglllui-iisefisb tlllledriliblic sy-mpathv iilvariaibly goes to the husband and mg and emommal responsiveness'
1 l lv 1 il si be nlariicd to a viomail who doesnt even know Their
read nloclei-ns dn not seem discriiniiiating to be well
men and women. They lnek two inevitable and indi. pens- results of the right training in -seniitiveness to subtle mean-
vicariolis life in art has been
Mr. Baldwin is expected to we say low one_ le 11 l ' extensive but emotionally “mn
_ _ and lland over his ofilce to what he is talking about; or to a wife who never wants to do the tllinaa he
l"’l“‘l` Of *U1 f`i\-*ll`l'll Vl-*`ll0l‘- Mr. Neville Chaillbei-laill. at present wants io do: orllowl1li.i11illul1ed he inllst be to have a wife who doesnt
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1 Ml'-\ J"llll R- All-‘ll Ol C0"9llCH¢l- chailcclloi- of the excequer. The know how io dress or cat or tulk to people. CO_mec_ing links between
1 Prince
. Cniilpbr-ll. Mi s Norah Campbell alld 1 Eaton
l Mr.-_ weli- 1-111-il wi-rc
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inn.
i Malcolm McMillan. Mrs. S. J. Crowe me
-7- B- Allan- MVS- T- KPN- iniuin styles. Both Mr. and Mrs. going to marry.
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tives
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J. W. S. McLeod of Vancouver mg
.lilies Mi-..C C. Pellit. Mrs. out
,Laura
W. F. Traill. Miss Plnilc-e~ Mu- lsmm. il, .VIi~s Ailiiie Rodd. Mrs. M-mc ll
Mrs. F‘i'ai1l~: Gail-:~_ all well Sym,
lkilown fornlei- Islzlnrlcrs 11-itll rela-
:lnd frieild. llere. 1 N0
M11- Stnllley R;1I1l'.1'il1`.\ long reign chiml-
ins liosli-ss ut lil I)1>\\ll11lg Street. on
llklildoil oliirlfll i-1-~ld.f-ilee of the Win
co~ll<x1t1-.<s-es re-ceillly. In- deep to -,;l‘<-ei. 1111- gilt-si of honor Wm, Mrs. Alexilllilvl- Brn\\'ll_ Mrs. A. been
Howard, Mrs. T. C. Mcltflll- has
i1;i11‘_ .\il‘.s. Ruililolilll Bc-lint-tt. lBa1(|
° ° ' ' from
reglil
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block ed by the
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Helen
lliln on one side.
“Look-il lli-ull." he said. “if _volt
Black or white shirtwaist dresses
in sheer wnollens with handwork formlnlz plnstrons are featured by
Supple white sat'n is firmly in
the lead for Paris evening wear.
BABYS UWN ...-we _
Efl“f1I<l l~l@Ilfl MV* E F ldwlns will then move to 69 But our real sympathy sllould go to the wfife-vi ho has been takm out d
d 11 nothei vvllele shc never feels at home, where she an
present ever hold an appealing
Square wlllcll is already be- of her class all pllt 1.1 o 11 - - ' ‘ menmng _md a __&_c_na__ng a____§__m_
i-eilecoiwlled in l't-:1cline.§<. A is never comfortable or hiippy. She is just as tired of hei- old husband as Th ___
slizide of creuill, brlglltciied he could be of her. _ tolu-l1i-s of red nlld blue has Wllut she wullts is u boy of llci' own nge wllo will like to do the things ggrlgch in Toronto has recemll' been chosen for the walls through- she wants to do. She is Just its bored by l1ei- scllolul- as he ls by her. She bea 2.! I _ _ _ _ the house. Fllrllltllre 11-1111-11 wluiis :1 llllsbaild who reads ove sulries and is a movie ian. She hates u l u 'md mslmlng bUll‘lll\8 in
_ _ been long in the Baldwin thesociety that snubs her. She longs to be back among the people who gun
l\ll'~“- J- A- MCMl~ll-“V MTS- family will be used in preference to looked up to her and admired her and thought she was simply great. Ve _ _ _ _
modern funled oak aild chro- Keep in your own class is the best advice you can give anybody who is tem” ng 15 me b5Pfl5W'.Y U1 Wl1lCl‘l
E new St. Olave's Ai llcun
leted and dedicated. It is it
lc style aild has many attrac- features. One of the most ln-
been placed a lovely Font de- Bd by the celebrated Gothic
w' 1-11 -1-it -d Cllall-lottetown
3?:-1111-; pilefer deep cosy 1 Dear Miss D'x-I have 11 wife and two lovely children. I love my Wife ‘_'_*_:`°hlW¢¢1 U19 late Sir Gilbert Scott;
hairs and well-cushioned devotedly aild sile says she loves nic, but she is vcr; bcalitliul and knows mllgll t_h£‘ kindness of Lord
Of »‘\llN‘l'l-l~ ~\'ll`-‘ Ellll“l` 5\ll“l' settees to the flim _\‘-looking though it. so naturally men try to flirt with hr-l' and she eilcouragcs them. When WBl¥€fl€lCl 112 WB-S sent out from the
lg wooden furniture of today. 1 I remoilstrate y/ith her, she becomes furious and we end up with s. violent °ld _ __
~ ° ' ° .` quarrel. I have been trying to overcome my Jealousy of her Flirtations, Oemeht the link between these two
w tllat the Court has moved but dont seein to be inakillg very nluch progress. I know that jea.l0'usy Chu-I
Willdsor to London, many and quarrels are at the botloill of most. dlvort-es and I hope we can 601'- Weglii-Ii St. Olaf.
St. 0lave's London. England to
ches named after the old Nor-
nllo rect ollr falrts before it is too lille Can vou help us? H. M. Stones from the shrine of St.
eil :ire gfiiin: to ilii.\~ g ps . 1 - 1 01 I the lovely bridle i>11tl1s of Anuswer: _ _ _ '1 11,01- Page P1-lm-o_o.; E11y,abe1,h No inun who loves his wife can keep from getiiilg gi-een-eyed wllen he been
mlm- iff- Wlll mme W an end is learning early in her life the sees her fl‘rt1lng with other men. She wounds not only his heart but as new _
beauties of me parkland from hor honor and his sell-respect. and he callilot help reseinlng it. but his Je - Windows in the baptist:-y port,-ay.
M- morning ,-1119, _ and until ousy and ills prolesls get him nowhere. ln! 11,51, dm. 9|- ,~9_1,1d@m-e nf, the Tile only thing that enn save your inarrlzlgil Ls for ,\'<_Jui‘ wife to be 0f
C,,_s1_le the 51111511911 of v1_e¢1-,11ni, and brought to see tilltt shi- is pl11_\-ing 1.11111 ni-e in her ilirtiltlcils that sooner executed by Yvonne Williams O. C.
“me S Ha_.dhmg,_, went out on ' 1:_i;_1atcr will burst into a coililugratioii that will buin down hel house of _tug
- _- p -nes. . _
directgnmgsf d\-lii`l!;lrfilinu\e1i-fiarigrinillliz ll few compliments, a iew dowel-s, a few presents. a few little dinners for
~ ' and suppers, a few sto.en kisses al-e a high price for a wonlan to pay for
. I-Ien_ Ha din 1. eight and _
fm. my age); 13; f1;ve_y(,a,-_md losing her husband. her home. _cllildien and her good F18-me. but yOu C551 Yvonne Williams herself com-
at 'I‘rond_hjem Norway have Dlaced ill the plaster of the St. 0lave`s. The exquisite
Christ surrounded by ¢1~111d1-on all nations were designed and
sister of Vera Williams who ht dancing in clmlottetown three years.
C O1 -de R on of my never make a 1an1 woman ienlite this until it is loo late. She can ne r bines, in her art, the old and me
Rastlis had lent Snlnbo some f€ lnmley, nlld szlnlbo had given an Wls IOU'for it. Rt-llvzltrd r-ildcuvors lm
get back t1he loan having failed. h
Rastus felt that the time for des- °° ps-.rate measures had come. Meet-
ambo in the street. he tcok
pny me dnt iilolicy I'se buri- OU oif yours." which Sambo. furious, rc
If voli dn burn dat !O1`
ol 1 " _ Rastlla. I shall hab de law on yew.
The door-keeper of a large
of ll\ ts. having been bother- the noise of dogs, put up in court a placard. in large
letters:
NO BARKTNG ALLOWED
This slim did not seetm to make
impression upon the dogs.
hilt it soon brought down an angry tenant. “What do you mean." he shouted ‘
io the door-keeper. “by putting up
sign?"
"Oli, you milstn't be o{‘ended_ _
said the door-keeper. “The
alzn 1sn't intended for you; lt's for _
dog !
SIIEEIR WGOLLENS
DORUTHY Dlx.
_.___ ____ __;~ -_ - -*ua
17-IE COO7{'S if I
CORNH
r,_,,|1,,,,__ _ \:1\l\I)\' ICE (JREAM.
I-4 pound peppermint st-iok
candy
1 r-up milk
l cup llczivy cream , 1 tellsllooil gc-lntlll dissolved in 1 tea.-‘poon nlllik Dissolve peppermint candy in the
milk. in wp of double-boiler. Add softened gelatin and stir lintil dis- aolvcil. Cool. T111-n fold in the cream which has been whipped and place mixture in li-1-eziilg tray of refrigerator. Stir occasionally while treezinii'
RIIIIBARB SIIERBERT
2 °1'.i>§_r_l1-tif-rl’
1 cup water 1 clip sugar
2 tublcspooils lemon _iulce 1-2 cup whipping c1'€Bm
' 1-4 tablespoon salt
‘ 1 egg white. beaten stlffly
Cook rhubarb and water wztther until rllllaam is son, 11111-1 wear and
' stir lliltil dissolved. Add lemon
juice and salt. Pour into freezlnl tray of refrigerator and freeze for l one and one-half hours. Then beat ' well. and the e1-elim and ess White which have been beaten separately _ Add coloring then, if desired. and ‘ return to freezing unit and con- t‘nue to freeze until ready to serve.
SPRING PAINTING
Get busy on that porch fumliure
- and flooring so the paint will be
dried out and usable before the actual warm weather appears, B01 often t.h‘s job is left until too late l and the first really warm day must I be spent indoors on account of wet
paint.
Yrande.
WHITE SATIN
*li 1', /1
Wlien the Mother Is Sick
1..1§`1‘.l°11”Zf;‘Z' 1Z'Z?£`1°l'.f1“.?.§§'T;'111“”1§‘§‘ll.$”.TZ$.?.'I.‘1l’.’Z{ household duties. Sha gets nm down md Mmm- nervouu and irritable, downhearted and discouraged, can’t rut at night, and gets up in the morning ag
i4|iBURN'S
HE_lllTH 'lERvf1»|I'L5
tired u when
_-_-... .__ 1 i
Women suffering in this way will Gnd h Mi)bqm»|
B- 5 N. Pills a remedy with which io rouupolug "W" l’°°l¢h1 build up the nu dan lylwa, -l
_|'ll|l'“l=**llll'°4|hIf|\l» l
the llama
sho wont to bod.
sister. nr n.-rl .s - _ _ _ ,_ s|ze_ In they d1StanCe_ Ilgallnst the be satisfied with_the admlratioli of one nlnn. Sho must have the flalltely new- a, genuine expression of the
t oaks and elms of Windsor. °f many- M°"eS me lmy' , , , , , “nest we °f 31355 W"-h fm GX- iooks 1-other like 11 woodland __ h b d _O _.un me _.adm evm, P°’“"°"‘°l Mtliude towards con-
sprite dressed in a tailored riding Dem D°r°thy D"X`“_Is.,n mu hir _my aus land ak and it 3, 4;-iv. temporary lm' and ul' °°m°ml>°!‘-
et in bright hunting ..p1nk»~_ minute he is in the house. I-Ie t.ulx_is_on le ou -spe er __ ____ gi-y
ing me gmzy. The radio ls all he cille about. 1-Ie hasnt ta en me 0
in the evellinfi since the radio uns illvcllted. He never even talks any M155 wmmms- Career are of "__ more and docsil`t wont conlpzlily, just sits llunlpcd over the radio. Please _marks _
give ine some encou.1'a.gcineilL, as I am about rewdy to 8_lve__ilpé F S
Aiavil. . 1 1
spirit."
l‘-`XC€l'Pfs from a recent sketch of
ble interest-
‘A Sllm y0u1lz Canadian woman
who designs. executes, and imtaus
Anmliilixoiildr that I could my poor sister for you are not alone in your suf- fhriat' Wmd°W5 °f stalned U1”-55 ln
nzugs. Many another woman has a llusbaild who is a radio hound and °emury_such _S Yvonne w____
- 1 ' li t k- to drl-lk or nilv 01111-1- vice except the l0ll<1'SP€l1l¢‘=f h _ mms
theh tliitwilillscasaytlt found iuly 1111-lllod Llrit would wciln an addict froln :I we hindi” 3"' the end °f 3 55759”
no i - - 1 - _
is program. The only sliggeslioil 1 1-nn :nuke for your lclief ls to DU* of
tton in you rears of an evenll1g_ or go out to the lnovies. mrs produced in Canada __ It _S
tradition of the thirteenth
Toronto has given blrtll to some the m0st lntercstillg stained
imlque in canada, for Miss will. IBIM is the only woman in this country who carries through the window from the inception of the idea to the final installation in the place for which lt was created. It is one of the chief articles of her creed that the worker in glasg should be a craftsman as well as an llftl-St. and that only familial-ity with rinse in all 11.- moods and tenses will insure that the design can be carried out to complete satLafactlon.._. For a young Wvmlrl. at the threshold of her career. Miss Williams has demon- strated eertaln qualities which make for achievement. Reverence for the best in the tradition of 11,,- uit, combined with a modem in_ dependence and a delight in what the science and arts of her own day have added to the .som moi of human knowledge to make hu | first-class pioneer type."
Ml-S6 Williams received the Gov-
ernor-Gene:-al's medal when she gra/duated from the Ontariooollege 0! Art. After tewhlng art for 5 Mme she studied under and worked with
g_!;_a.rl:i1 J. Cgninck dean hot Ameri-
BS5 68 1191's W Oge 11)”
window in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York is greatly admired. Sha has now sa. tabllshed herself in Toronto where she has two windows in the chapel at the Necropolls and one in- the (mul-ch of the Holy Rosary. One of her recent commisslona was for twenty-three windows in the Thomas Easter Memorial Mausol-
eum at Uxbridge.
'Ib honor Poetry Week. in place
of a music Paragraph the following -“An Old Tune" by Gerird de
ROIVQ (1006-IU6) ilililtcd Hill
_-.11 ~1~‘--~ -1-=1laiisr1-1.rina"= -s-111a1_1111.11.11-1 ` ‘I I ..- _ _ 1 ____
l If your were busy being kind
. __ _ *
HAPPENINGS A ~_- _1 I°d°"f S"°" Wm DOTOf}ly Dix 3 Letter BOX 1 Music _ . _
¢§é, , Radio Program - | amd _ _ ._ 1
1 / l ' “' “'”° " ""°"‘ s"'“'°"" Nature I)eci-ees That Men and Women Marry l ‘ m _ ~ " /l ' _ w11l1111 Both _Their sol-11,11 111111 Ago class, _g ,_»ge°1_,§;--_-yegg-1,3-;,,a -,gg-_-gig HER ACTIVITIES i1-if
|.F YOU WERE BUSY
_ Before you knew it you would find
Yoli‘d soon forget to think 'twas
tiiie
_ That someone was unkind to YOU-
1
If you were busy being glad
Aild cheering people who are sad Altllough _wlir l_-ieari might ache a
bit '
_'1iu`d soon foi\et to notice it. _
If you were busy beiligl loud. And doing just the best you could. Yu1i`d not have time to blame some
man ‘
wl1o‘s doing just the best he can
If you were busy belngi true To what you knew you ought to
1 do.
i|You'd be so busy _\-ou’d forget ' The blunders of the folks you've I niet.
l nmi-i'iNr;. CAKE.
Two clips flolir. 1 cup mbaed fruit, 1 cup sugar. 1-2 cup hot' beef dripping iilo nioret, 1 tea-
- spoon baking soda. illavoring to i taste, milk to mix foiriv stiff-
! Good.
l 1‘1\Bi.oin
Now eni-llli-il\\':li'c Casseroles should be rlibbed outside with raw
onion to prevent them from crank- | ing when heated. _
To save battery drain. a motor-
less fall for dcfrosting atutomoblles Windshields has been invented that ls run by power taken from a tan belt.
OPEN STOCK
If you are buying a sdt ol dish-
es from an "open stock" pattern it is wise to complete the set just as soon‘as you can afflord to do so. You may have started your l ,ot 1115111110111. the time the sion' decides to discontinue that par- ticulalr pattern and you may have difficulty completing it.
LACE SCARF GOES WITH SEVEREST TAILORED SUITS
' By the way. the latest thing for 1 brlgliteritng up your suit its the lane ‘ scarf. and the more severe and
tailored your suit, the more you
l
the French by Andrew Lang- There is an ah- for which; I would
disown
l Mozartks 1=tossi1li`s. Weberls melod-
ie.-,_
A sweet sad air that la nguishes
` and sighs, i And keeps its secret charm for me
alone.
W1lene'ei- I hear that music vague
and old,
Two hundred years are mist that
rolls away;
The tllirteellth Louis reigns, and I
behold
A grecil laild golden in thle dying
day.
An old md castle, strong with
stony towers,
The windows Kay with many ool. I olired gla-s; _ Wide plains, and rivers flowing
` among flowers, 'I‘hat bathe the castle basement as
they pass.
In antique weed. with dad: eyes
and gold hair,
A lady looks forth from her window
high;
her fail- _
In some forgotten life, 10114; time
gone by. 1
It may be that I knew and found _
ll ‘|f||||IIll||ll|1 _
will want one of tliesc :.1-ur-'s 1, feminire it. 1
They are made of about .1 -1 _
and a half of lat-1-_ 111111 1.. 11 a pattern as you like. simply are strips of the 1:11. _,.1 1 10 Ur 12 inches \vide.l1f-li-nz .-1 -_ - 1 edges.
these lace scarfs 111111 1,1 \._
several ways- as an an-11; ._ stylists think more elle(-1.( -
in a large bow, with si1»1-.-111-_111-
ing outside the coat.
They can be bought 1-1-1111..-1.. or they are sinlple to n1:1l<1- 1, _1 self, if you sew at ull Alu. -11, 1, is an unlimited eliolce of 511/11 _
THESE FOODS (`(lN'I`.~\I_\' 'li|| SUNSHINE \`I'I`.\I\Il\`.\ Sunshine 11-itainins 1.111-1 s-_.1 -
food factors A and Di 11:1- 111.1-11 11 seeds (which includes I:-ul, 1,;-_ and eggsl. in fish oil.-=_ in 11 -
ternal organs of .-l11i11111l_~ 1_1
liver kidney, s\veetbl‘<-:1d. 111,.. 1 try, bono mari-ow and t<1l1--11- _ __ carrots. spinach. and most 11! 1-1. gl-een vegetables tfreslli, .1--1.1 - milk of cows fed on grei-11 11_- - _-
TIIFN PEOPLE LIVE I.().\'(il-ll AS A RULE
Each “type" of body ml.-:slim
tion has diss-llnliiiws 111
dition to its virtues, s11_v.s :1 -.-:- in New Hcaltli M:l;::1:fil11- ’l':- 1 person has to pay for '11-.- 11.11- 1 _ and sparkle and good riluc-= 11- 1-- other respects. Thi-re is r~.~~ 1-- much room for his lllllcs. .-11111 '!.~ ensily leads to lack of ox-1.1 1 -- the body and sl1ort~11-ii1d1-<l111- 'V - main artery is short and 11-1111 -1:~- thus persons 0( the Suilcllo l‘~:- ' type are inclined to s1it`11-r 1.-1.11 calcination and diabetes. 11-1-1-~ 1 usually a disease oi w1-ll-led ;11 _ 1 and is connected with tht- 11.---:-1 of the vascular system. 111. 1-1,: is it form of enlciriatron 1-11111111 rn.
pancreas.
The thin peison is threeiellee
with only `one illness of a at-fiolii character, and this is at oni-1- 111 vealéd by the X-my. 1111 this r-~.- the lungs are so lame that with normal breathing they do not 11-11-4 slrfficient air, and the result is tilm the lung-regions. not obtaining the neoessary oxygen. are stlsci-iltiiilr in the dread disease tllborcill-isis. But, if middle age is rea:-l1ed 1vi*l1- out suocumbilnz to the gnrma 11-11113 most people are safe .-ind .st-1!-_vi more chance than the fot of ren *1- lng the Biblical age of tllnoe sc-.HN yours and ten. We eel-iniiily vit more Old thin people i'1h:m f-ll. mid this is not only becmlse tiny lv-<-1= their fat with increasing 11151-. bn' also because those in qllesllrlll tire better fortified against. the m1-11-1 1-11|
of old age.
__:___._.. ... _ _.._,,
;><lclL|_is|\/E
__ The days will soon bet warm
enough tn sally forth in crisp little sheer cotton fx-och.
You'll look just charming In this gay beetroot and white dottod swiss . and make it very quickly-_ The blas bind trims that edge tho pretty flared collar and the ‘*trick_v“ sleeves are of plain lawn in the beetroot shade, The velvet ribbon belt matches the binds.
It's one of those patterns you'll
1 want for “keeps". It indludes 1 another version with flared sleeves. l shined pockets and soft sasll. Itfs I adorable of plain or cnt1ton_ print
with voguish ric rac trim.
Crepey crush resistant linen. ray-
on challis prints and wa. hable glimmer silk are other ailuable mediums for your choice. l
The step-by-step sewinsz -chart'
that accompanies the pattern, en- ables you to sew it l.n a few hours. i Style No. 2512 is deslannd for
alnes 14. 18. 18. 20 years. '30, 34. M. 38 and 40-inches bust. Btu- 16 requires 3 1-2 yards of 89--inch
mlturill with 4 yards of bindhig.
Price of Dnttern I5 oem: In itnmpa or onln #coin prefs\1'ed\ wrap coin carefiilly add s to l"hnr1M.*etnw1-1 ftiiardian alan!- Bi-YIQ 110.2512 Bil°.....
PEFRLESS
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