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beth celebrated her iBth birthday very Princess Elizabeth is a poise ished young woman who has out- grown the awkward age. calls her Lllllbct any more. New she is Elizabeth, the future Queen. Though she may not mount the throne for thirty years, court ub- servers say her training

so thorough she could take father's place next week and do it

learning the art and secrets of Klngcruft, although nobody t told her when the Western

have her own household will include a comptroller, equer-

ladies-in-waiting and a pri- vle secretary; and she also will have he!‘ own court circular". iar she has only her own per- sonal maid and ner own suite in

with 16-year-old Princess Morgarot Rose. l Princess Ii-beth hoi- charm of manner, her

“PM ws-rm-hsortedness and happy dis- posl Like her famous

lov w a a mu“ Tigris

d bola; good llnsuls o certain talent £Oi"PO.l!1til'iQ.

of Llout. E. P. Shaw, R. son oi’ Mrs. Jesse Shaw. tonstod to

cl Sydney who has the winter in New

n07 8U - 361911 Parker and Mrs. Parker Summersidla‘, on her way home.

Mn. Carl J. Jennings of Humil- fiOIl. Ont, is visiting in Charlotte- guest o! her daughter, . H. Birmingham.

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B

ube Miss Jean MacDo

Victoria. Hospital. tlon exercises arc takin

on to Ottawa to spend a with her school chum at

After four years of faithful service Rev. Ca A. Haslam MA,

John, N.B. The Bishop of Fred- ericton, Rt. Rev. W. H. Monrhead

Woman's Re aim

ii-lappenings Off The Week

On Wednesday evening

lll honor of her friends O O I

ford street. .

Colorado, Boulder, Colo. o o o

Mrs.

Ifiugiilin oi‘ .“;"cu.i"..'l_o.l, _\_L) here in connection wit

Victory Loan. is being welcomed

by her friends.

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Mrs. S. R. Barrett and little daughter Elizabeth Ann ieit Wod- nesday on return to Springfield, Ohio, after visiting Mrs. Bur- retts mother, Mrs. H. J. Phillips and to attend lile funeral of licrI father ivhose sudden death \\.ls.

such a shock to his family. O O I

Anna Mair, Supt. of the P. Hospital is regretted. o t o

Mrs. Roy Qliiglvy has returned from a pleasant holiday \"isit to J

Montreal. I O I

The sudden illness of Mr Don

Seaman, son of Dl'_. and F. Seaman is causing om his iamily and friends.

- a -

Mrs. Keith Boswell, Victoria, has!

returned from Halifax having en-

joyed a pleasant visit with her

daughter Miss Jean who is at- tending Dtllhousic University. o t -

Mrs Harper MacNelli was hostess at a ‘ inilltuis is prettlly arranged {our Llbifi bridge it

Miss Barbara Smith, R.N., _re- turned to her duties in Halifax il/{onesdoy alter spending a brief ‘holiday with her parents Dr. and ’Mrs. Howard H. Smith, 6i Roch-

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Her friends and relatives will be gratified to know that Miss Frances Cookson, daughter of Mrs. James Cookson, Brighton Rd., has bccn appointed us an overseas staf: assistant with the American Red Crass, and is now in Washing- ton receiving instruction. Miss cookson, who was art teacher in 4th. 5th and 6th grades in Whit- tier school Dunellen, is o graduate oi the Bound Brook High School. Trenton State Teachers College and studied at the University of

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Happiest congratulations are be- ing forwarded today to Mr. Chur- les W. MacKinnon, only son of Mr. E. W. MacKliinon, Supt. of the Canadian National Railway and Mrs. MacKinnon, on the oc- casion of his marriage, which is taking place in Montreal today to Miss P. Petescue. R.N., of Regina. Mrs. MacKliinon who has been spending the winter with her son is leaving Afolrday on return home.

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_ gratulote

R. G. l lvihllu \\'il“ 0r"- led her husband Mr. R, c.

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. I Ellen's Diary;

By An Island Flflllcl“. Wifo

oovwoovooooooooo-oooooo-v

f say "Beef." He didl

Pard and I searched the yards U115 11101111112 to ace if we wuld see Clint!’ skunk or; tracks but there was neither "whip ilor stitch" of ‘l . _i~ie is one aiuest I can be

sure oi. He will be back. The

mail-mun came through to-day

"with news oi nations lunllfring

not ul his back but down ill the

front of his wagon and was very lwelconlc. I am lust afraid. there will DdSClllC reading that will never keep Llll ivionday. iliere are times when, cvcn at Aldcrlca, we do not caret the passing oi the "ROOd old cvs."

Lilli

(I ooo

for its new President. This I be- lleve, if memory serves me right, is also a new precedent. And I El- lcn Stclvalt. of Aiderlca, iii the‘ school district of Brucside con- _ the new President and IWLSH hcr well in her niost import- 'ant position. And ‘say bv Wuv 0f encourritlement to the Eirls in ll. certain island school ‘room. llfflwli dearer

whether present, ex. expect momentous ha

icrl , O I U

_ I did want lo so fishing this nficrnoun. 1 always do llie first

silnnv (lfl,‘,'——il\l‘.ll'flil nature I slices. find yourself in iail." i know the

season isn't open-as I write--butl the stream did berkon areen and.‘ _R invillnz. I know there are his! . w lslirlpcrv 0110s waiting ior me. ,

(did so to iail I might act mv scrk

c.0112! Besides there was John

Bunvan But I didn't mention this to James. Sometimes we don't sec eye to _e_ve. However. come the first lino dav alter the season opens. I shall dig me some analc worms. up

ibchlnd the barn. find inc a hook.

Major Wwney mm (“Gigs Grip time and sinker and 11o fishing. I

fiths were among the members of Parliament who zlttciltlcd ll recent

explressed the greatest regret

lie Church parish Dr. Haslum whose Stone Cottage, P.E.I..

take over. Canon Hasla m8 respect and affection of s congregation, as

Canon's leadership with iris so tural and scholarly sermons b e experience Stone Church

His deep splrltuali mark on the life of in particular and the city as a wh land's academic e

n to clerical goth ".1

B. Lee Home arriv-

Montreal and Toronto. o o u

A. Stewart is in Truro

attending meetings of

Division of the W, M.

Presbyterian Church. I O

E. A. roster one of Char.

Cross workers is in Toronto l; a meeting of tn;-

MIB- Lloyd E. Wellne resret. her illness in th

Mrs. R. S. P. Jarclinc, . Road entertained at a sn vi “Vflylilii, formerly i table bridge at her homo V.‘ > the ranks of hi in

, Sc: ~ i ante 1h - _ llli

' “i115 spiritus t » ~.- kncw the men ing of self-sacri-

It was o. dramatic moment in the th Ilcrv (i0lillfiCiltliOlLl "ted ‘other was nbout~ lo thrust his crring duuizhtcr out o! the house for ever.

Io." sobbed the girl.

a tense silence. Th amid the sohs. rose thc shrill v ‘ of a woman in thc gallery. “Never ' mind. luv. You come ‘ome with me. '

.~.<-1_>-o»>.c-w'

teo. party at Buckingham Palace- For Mr. Griffiths. the diminutive miner member ivhosc forthright- ncss has made him popular with nil parties in the House it; was a particularly big do)". says thc Leeds Yorkshire Post. Hc talked with the King, He talked with the Queen. He talked with each of the young princesses. Mr. Griffiths, who started work as n miner 52

years ago, talked to His Alnjcsty about mining conditions, and rc-

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called youthlul x; l'lL'l1 s. Tcl- ing the Kinl; of his talk with the Queen. he said: “You're the head.

But, as the wife often says to me,| ‘You may b» the head. but I‘m the neck. and t rd can't turn with

amused the Grifiitlls said ." lnllzcd with him as man to mnn. There's no stilrch about thc King.‘ Mi". Griffiths later reported. He 111:.» ndmlrcd

tn;- l\'.v"i*ll':"l'lll mzlililei" ill which} the Queen put every Oils at OllSC-iillldiilllilfi of il( l1.

' ' ' " Princess ' ccnt bank. iloi" c1" it made vcrv D and lcncllcs many sons.

ill; l.l-i _ . Eli abcth and Prince lvlilrgarlrt are described by iVlr. Griffiths as "nice, intcllimnt girls." I I O

. on -.

Ven. Archdeacon Ffoticiiilk i Georg: Scot was o man "who u'us~ always ioulzci whore he “'25 most’ needed-at an advanced di <shlgi ling :1 prayer" in| ng." ‘that tri-i lwith James. ’I‘hey discuss farm- [ing in all its phases and from everty mangle. The weather too. to-nigh . . E. I. Presbyterian Church, during a Sammy said: "I saw n crane fly

memorial service for the l:elovcd,ov'i" loda-y sure sign of windy‘ zcriod, ‘ ll ' 1C1‘. ‘i he on set rc-ll :llls vvcn- {in

station, or ivhlsl the cars ul LL10 v butc was voiced lo u great Can- adian lost Sunday by Rev. Dr. J.

TS. Bonnell, minister of 5th Avenue

padre of llii- C. in Quebec on J

“x10 scrved ihPOlJ til ~

Archdeacon

‘c. “Csncil Scot

flcc, for he was seriously wounded and came very near suffering thc loss of n icot.“ Di’. Bonncll rc- called. "His own heart was rent with anguish, fol" under the sha-l dow of the city oi Albert, France. he laid to rest the bod his own son, who had been kl in action," he sold. Many membe oi’ the Canadian colony in Ne York joined with thc New York Post of thc Canadian Legion. which sponsored the service, for thc ceremony‘, which included n ‘ Turlch from 32th strccti lcd by thc

cg on ppe and an a color, mere can I.gillil‘(l. During the service, each member of the . . m. marched up to a portrait of the padre, salutcd. (Icpasitcd a poppy, tSIMUIPd and returned to his posi-

on.

llad Another Bad flight‘! iiolllilli’llnufielliny Rest?

ni lit on sice lcas

hdgnf n woy,pbllt dreams and nightmare.

morning as tired an when

liar lll Milhum'a Health and

p soothe and strengthen filo nerves. l

d bo no more restless nights duo to bod March. illerrlll Shaw, Mervil Slilfl-l

(lcrs and Harvey Ford.

S] 5 S 5- c L 8 "w 5 a

dreams and nightmares. x, o5 pills, at all drug counters. our registered trade mnrk n “llcd Henri" on tho puckug\

Tho Iilhura 0a., Limited, Toronto. 0n;

I

rather ill liuin

is SJllLllV Burns ironl lile Cozy Spl '

. iii l I Arnii." l

0

.al. Asierlca lo "stand bv" this gHnul, t. i think lohglngly of bed. led l 1;? Sabbath rest

niiz .

post. in turn i for I-“sbruary and March.

i

;2 Grant Laird

Marin Crmswcll.

may go a WilCliB day. Wllfiihél‘ "school" keeps or not.

ooo

The potato grading is finished

‘at llolis and irl James’ words: "He {has 1| ilicc few". which will be all to ilic good lli nlnkinc or 'iur lilo sunson ahead. ‘il will continue at. AidCYiCIi-dli Jocks CBLiill‘ on Monicjni’;

I was able to llnish Jennies book. this afternoon. It is: "The Keys ofl ‘rile iiiiliizlcnl bv A. J. ilifllllli.

.lil:e;i it very mu" ' CiiZlllllllllIiV inlri‘ man's lile iicnl ch‘ _ logo, with all its vlcissllu c I -, contrasted the llic of this lovablelobwlnefl but ra-tlicl‘ l/lnuractlc with at brilliant cl: ‘lliillff. ullo hi“; cause oi hard-headed CiCVPYIlCSSilL lllilfil- IR‘ soon bl-lsrllllc thc utllclfln suuliiciti" it 1:; writilui nLouL lile lilclnc: And 1 will irive to thee lllc lzels of l_lil: Kingdom oi liezlvcil." KiC,\'£3d‘l\‘illCi‘i oi course arc never oull m- acoulrlnl: iamc or fortune butqrXlllfllll this? ' ‘ole service and,‘ _ Neither a l"cc—}¢5 _Wi~‘l'e the-lard y; ;\-bQ5|__5g]]-|Bl'llCll! in difierorlit stores. n, variations in price are still allow- etl but merchants must their merchandise at higher prices sold at dlirlnir thc basic in 194i

u. One hairdresser charged mo $5.0.) ior a pcnnanent six months ago. i went. to another one this last Tweak and she charged me $'l.ti0 ior jwhctt sccmeu the some permanent. |1i there is a ceiling price on per- lnsnents why is this allowed A. Hairdressers are charge the price ior permanence that was changed ‘during th p .

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lllfllliillfl

al charsrter

rcndiri‘: . o.lclit les-

not

do on Saturday nights. It

while Jam." ilvers:"Tl1cs-t*

.v colic outdoors

o

ThCV i‘. f.

l" \v.':.

So once more o-lty calls the menl

h ‘he ldtchen tire must be kept on. And rest can be so SWEOir-G. pre-

Untll Monday. Diary -~ Good- hi,

WLNSLOE NORTH SCHOOL

Report of Winsloe North School‘ Gr. X - l Lien Roberts.

Gr. 1X — i Lois Cra/swcll.

Gr- VIII - 1 Donald MncNsughtion Gl-

aswe

Gr. VI (b) - 1 Phyllis Flord, 2 Gr. IIkI — i Merrll Shaw, 2 Mer-

_ TH" ‘THERl-QIVTEIVRWN GlljiDl/‘N.--

NPQQMQIIQ’: florid

Tvlsllty-Follr llour 1.0m

BYIINIIIEANN

' I Dorothy Dix ‘Says-

MAKING HOME FOR WAIF HELPS

u" ChiidlessCouple Will Give Elm/try Fine cm In Bringing Up Orphaned Little Ones

5mm my wnsponuw u. _ nuns-v- .v.s-.~v.-m hsppy marriage is that they have respected bv sll who know th home. but they are lonely in it use lauzhltcl‘ and there is no potter o! little feet aloniz its

‘They have made strenuous eflorts the baby supply is not equal to the d

o o this wh only fll. in th ir w Th‘: are fortylzh. hisdfly e-cojfl. own their own

. . i not one of Jack's favor- o chores so when I first viewed U16 Bllllllfll and asked mischiev-

usly MJ-liki 1 knew he would

to adopt l. child. but apparently “h eansnid. Everywher- met with the same reply: "We will t we have a waitina list o or three years before vour num- llb and your request for s ohlld can be con-

CRAVE CHILDREN

s

Th is't on thaI .t t tn lt-O met‘

m n a v t d° “fienli, fimfiofid, 11$» the llznowlodteoflt from 1e '

hlna to have happened

e {that meant she'd have to see

, she'd been wil‘

from women who halve been but whose arms ache to cuddle a their breast. who or‘: ho"! "My can take into their childless homes

To these chiln-llur-si suggest a scrt of Lend as a playing truest some little

,o find children to jscfnet

t b0 . .11 and women I would "I-I wasn't. ilabv Proposition. by human waif who. by ‘he

the ill winds of chan hsitmupon the shores of life, with no-

where to K0 and no o

other dis than let your be- ed husband know the kind woman he was ieall

"I beielve I woul ,’ dance of a lzood man and s’ it pays the child's boa ram . has no money.

fers a malaise opportunitv for people wh 0t set them. to satisfy their hesrl bot and cuddle or smart unasie rther advantalze. that if the ev can part. as they cannot do in the

u . escorts PERFORM onasr NATIONAL saavrcz

the little boulders and t has had no outlet bef but have a chance at doina a For they have these chlldre and when they izlve love to a lone]

e fires of ambition in unformmi lit try the finest zift. that is possible to mak

e has no family‘ or the rd in the cases in which

It seems to me that this of want to adopt children, but wh desire to have a baby to And it has this fu his foster wee-its do not click th

8S I W85 W011i TD

es he's got it." n laughed and fail) i0 days apart. Beets. ear- . . ty. 1-1,, voice was ,1,,¢Je enough rots, kohlrsbl and lettuce every 20 when W" ha" “med ll“ "m"

n]rc\lgl‘ the m‘ wag w 3° d“. an“, and the seams have an only shiny

. s; "now show the bovs hoiv clc i" clrig can be!" Perilous now ‘the Polvcrs-fl‘h.at-Be will grant every concession. If not immed- iately there are a. number of ways ior a lady to gain her objective. Mother Eve fed him; Salome danced. Personally I believe in a smile. A smile-and a dimple-I have sccn work miracles. Ffllillllli Cl this there is women's oldest ulna- pon: Tears! Whether singly or in a delegation is a. debatable ques- on. I believe firmly in the former. I have soon it work. And I know ithat every teacher on thc Island

" rext will. ninirs in rclation to the Educational Sys- tem. because of Lhe workings oi the

l" ' ' i h ti ' th t. ii The present llidisposltlon of éiiiis ,,,°d°{f“°“ n t e mom u a e

loo was the expression in "I'd liko to see ou now and Cherr ," he sa . dy The lgglfiosggilevtithc?! if?» an whhharf 10110098153 sglndlr- slaw °‘""' k "Wm Wm‘ "n" just the man who could to'l us “wok n” N‘ what wo want to know 53f.“ ‘i’ ti"! ti“??? “if. “t”? "'° e ~— 6 0 I l BOO en - IGIII- . ‘ " i I saw 121mg“? m‘ Elam,“ on ground which slopes, Ash trays should be einpt ed and l4! 0n I- , . Ma h

ks. mo that he was ggggfamq-fi: ttiilillnmwwlwvihtm fignii? xihhwand till” f0ggsexhvlsfi t’ m‘ mwemmu‘ I such as com and tomatoes should the dav with an unpleasant musty 5 be placed when they w n

shade smaller-growing varieties.

from

The People who take in pent/up parental affection tha their own happiness. oav and generation. ab‘c time of their lives.

who rive them the , s _ better results.

rrlrls; when they light have given to their colln have done a zreat work.

Of course. the one objection to the t it is temporary. and it is often ents have to lzlvc up the children th But in reality. none of them from us Before we school boys and girls.

have llnd our happiness wit And the foster parent

A Job Only You Can Do i

m» Control airman

lend Lease Ba/bv Proposition is a heart-break when the foster nar- ev have learned to love so dearly.

us keep children with us verv long. Life takes it they am no ionizer babies. no ionizer .v are zone from the home nest. them and we have our memories a has that as well as tho real one.

“More or less. He's oorres

York papers “aces . -~ , , e is,“ replied tho r s. similar sort of a“ “"132",” nanuwflllymg! ffi‘; $5,“ awfifidfis?“ can run lilona one side of the lrar- "Well. Just write and tell hcr not don Ii the Rarden blot is more to fret any more." 00111-111110‘! "it square-sin the path can he sergeant. "Unless me war lusl-s fill placed down the centre. years. you'll hover be a. soldlcri"

, . '- was": cashless’ sass:

S bu» aw . 1 d I F mdlilflbiiiiiiisuslrfizshilll: This W3?“ "l"

ndentézigihldo not forlzet baths.

We chaps set about.

and 8 find out 3nd then the next time we,

set... mshe shook her head. ‘There 80in: to be a. next time

mod :34 your husband m d his putting it like

“afraid? It was truly bees mmwant to aeo any more of him.