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Black-mined lions prowled

in Lt. Col. K. S. Roger: and MB-

aearby bushes a: the royal fam- Rogers left. Wednesday b)‘ W" V“ ily enjoyed a picnic tea in Kruger u visit to New York.

Park, Transvaal. Tourists are us- ually forbklden to alight from their automobiles, but arrange. mcnts had been made by the ‘avar- den of the preserve and loc-kouts were posted on high rocks a- round lhc picnic party. The royal ldlltill‘ saw no lions during llic first li.ll'l of lhe trip bccuusc tiic crass was lr-uh after early rains, hut tiicy saw herds of-wiitlebceste and inip1iis---t,\-i)es of atltelupe - lebras and bright-colored lFUlHgal birds. a . n-

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llii l-lsl timc lll and Af- ltllll‘ tlic king's automobile lcii lite procession so that the royal 1lill'l_\' could liiivc thc fzinn view of the game. Princess Eliza-- licth, excited at the prospect of seeing hei- first uild lion, pian- iicd a "liig game ittitit" with a incvic camera. seven niiittites af- ter ctitcin-ng the psi-k the royal party saw the first giraffes. Lat- er. the princesses got out of their lutomobile to examine a fresh lion spoor and an elephant SDCUI‘. Af- ter a lterd of buck ran from the roadside as the king's car passed, the royal standard, whiich wa-s believed to have frightened them. was hauled down. The king drove 70 miles. often stopping to watch wildebecsle run across tire road in front. N0 lions were seen all (lay, and officials were disap- piiiiitcd over the poor show of big game.

I I Mrs. John Bracken, wife of the Leader of the Opposition, was hostess at luiii~hcoii in the ball-

room of the Chateau Latiricr. OT.- taiia to all the lady delegate: and VlSllGYS at the Progressive Con- scrvative convention. Spring flow- eis were used as table decoration, and at the close of the litricheon a crcup of solos was sting by Mrs. Harold "Piminins of Toronto. Mrs. Margaret Taylor accompanied Mrs. Tiiiimins on the piano. Mrs. Brac- ken extended a welcome to her gucsts, who came from the At.- lantie and Pacifl-c coasts. as well as across Canada. The hostess in- troduced her guests and Miss Hilda Hesson, chairman of the women's committee, and national director of women's organization, spoke briefly. Senator Iva Camp- bell Fsllis spoke of thc women's part in politics. Mrs. Areta. Sutli- erlsnd was the delegate from Charlottetown and returned home Tuesday. I I I

Mr. K. M. Martin, K. 0.. and Mrs. Martin left yesterday by plane to spend the Easter holiday season ‘m New York.

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Mrs. ELW. Hunt who has been the guest ofTMr. and Mrs. R. R. Bell. Brighton is leaving today on re- turn to iier home in Maiden. Mass.

Regrets are general over the de- parture this month of Rev. 1. J. Levy and Mrs. Levy whose new citarge is to he in Moncton, NB. They will bc followed with hosts of good wishes for health and hap- piness as both have endeared themselves to their parishioners and friends in Charlottetown who will min them sincerely.

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The death of Mrs. Woodward oi.’ Lachinc. Quo, sister of Mrs. Alex- ander Knox came as g, great sorrow to tier family and friends. Mrs. Knox went up to be with Mrs. Woodward in the illness of her husband and her death following an operation was a severe shock. Mrs. Woodward i: kindly remem- bet-ed here as she made warm friendships while summering at Keppoch with Major and Mrs. Kitox.

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Miss Marjorie Cruickshank, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cruickshanlc. has resigned from the staff of the Bcssborough La- boratory. Royal Victoria Hospital,

Montreal, nnil is leaving next week for Ciitilk River, Ontario, where she has accep-ted a post

with the National Research Coun- cil. Atomic Division. Last Satur- day Miss Marlonne Saunders en- tertained at the tag, hour in her honour. The attractive tea. table centered with daffodils was ore- ai-ded over by Miss Mair Davies, Miss Louise MucNelll and Miss Doris Cruickshank On Monday afternoon the staff of the Bess- borough Laboratory |ald regretful farewells to Miss Crulckshank and presented her with a lovely gift accompanied by good wishes. I I I

Mrs. Lorwly, who ha: been spending a few weeks with her ulster, Mrs. Gordon MacDoliald,

left Monday on return to home in Sydney.

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Mr. John Morris left Monday for Jacksonville, Florida, to spend Easter with Mrs. Moriis wiiosc health since going south is caus- ing concern.

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Miss Lelia hit-Litre tit iuiicltcou o“ Wednesday l“ ill‘ Parliamentary" Restaurant iii (lt- tawa lll honor of ilfrs. Carl Bczlls who with her husband, Dr. Cut!

B9315 has Ywelllli’ "fiunml "Vm lcsts. tile invitation calls for formal

Victoria, B. C., to Ottawa. Cow-rs were laid for l2. a - i Among the ladies iilicltiiiir: annual uiccting of the Pro: sire Conservative Association Ottawa was Mrs. Allan Stcuait of Owen Sound. Ont, \\'ll0§l‘. hus- band ‘is a soil of Mr. and Mrs ‘-V. A. Stewart.

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u u bliss Elizabeth Martin home Thursday from Ml. for tha Easier accompanied b_

arrived on

Montreal and Miss Joan ‘fels of Quebec who wi-ll be hcr for the ltolidays. Hicr brother. Donald Martin also arrived home from Woltviile with a friend Thursday.

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, _ _ _ , _ . . i‘ th ti. -i Mrs. T. H. B. Somers \\lio wcn. iictii. uiciitbitrat. Slice onion thLn.| {'8 e ma er “ this“ a “me “hr, WMS nweimg we", m0 ,.gm.-,,,-,_ inc tour outer whole leaves. Toss cmld m“ a mlxmrt‘ of b°mi who" 5' and together lightly _ i, onion and lettuce with Frencih

to Truro Mc-tiday t0 attend a der of the week wit-ii hfr. Mrs. Ashwortlt i-n Halifax and returning today. I I I

Mn A. T. Vinnlcomibe of Saint

Jcihn, N. B., arrived by plane ycs-

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Woman's Reoim/ Social and Personal f Fashions 1 Literature

LivingtSiLeisure —- THE WOMAN'S REALM~

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entertained '

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ier pork or baked beans and see how two friends, Miss Bob Gage of QOOCIILCBSIES-

guests, ion, 1 head lcttucc.

lcrday. to spend Easter with tcln ‘

fives here. I I I

When Viscount Alexander vcilod a plaque to members

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tiic Toronto Men's Press Cluh ivli-i Sirrllti-

died in action during the Second World War, he requested that he be sent all club notices after ac- cepting an honorary life member- ship. Directors took him at hi! word and recently along with acir- ciilar letter they sent the Govern- or-General six tickets to sell for the Press Club’| By-Line Ball here June '7, with a request to “let in know by ‘April 15 how you've done with your first six." I I I

Lieut. 001. J. n. Paton and Mrs. 111° ‘wmllg "m"- “lm”? °°“' ‘veek. {mm stantly. Simmer over low treat". un- a most enjoyable holiday visit to '11 ‘he 55"“ i‘ C18“ and "h'°h°n°d'

Paton returned this

Florida. a a e

Touring the Sunny Boutll auto are Mr. and Mrs.

b! G. Gor-

don Hug-hes, their fiatllllllel‘, Mir. “m” Cal"-

Caron and Mrs. J. A. Lawson. They spent last week in Miami, Florida. guest: at. the Norman

and enjoying the ocean bathing and social festivities of that fant- ous resort. l I I I

Mrs. Oolin McLure, Bracklev Point Road, and her sister, Miss Lucy MoI-uro lstl’ Thursday spend Easter with the

Monctcm, N. B.

Harry (sklppy) Se!" and Dom event, in which the affections and aid Hill are home from Rothesey fin" °m°""°"‘s

for the Easter holidays. I I I '

Miss Ystricia Barrett from Hor- ton is spending Easter wi-lli her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Barrett.

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Lady Baden-Powell, \vhose late husband founded the Boy Scouts, is herself, the Chief Girl Guide of the World. Girl Guides. nr Scouts. as they are known in the United States are not the only interest of this energetic leader who has done much for the boys‘ groups as well.

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Q- How can I save time when ihatndllm a great many hot dishes?

A. Fasten together two home- made iron holders with o. tape | yard long and throw around the neck. It will save both time and steps in looking for a. towel when handllnl hot. dishes.

Q. How can I prevent the burst- ing of potatoes while baking?

A. Prick the potatoes with a fork before baking them. so tihat tihe air can escape and prevent their burst- ing while cooking.

Q. HOwcmImai-keuaoofold pieces of velvet?

A. Old pieces at! velvet and vel- veteen make splendid. polishing cloths.

Tirol And Grumpy

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Ind Milbnruh Health and Nerve Pills moat helpful.

up tit, tho nerve cells, niii g promote refreshing sleep and, generally, improve

Do you spend our til In bed unable to Jeep! 5o tired irritable and without an f you suffer from such

Whey stimulate the digestion and thus help I ran-don. condition.

For more than 50 your: Milburn Itmllnda of Canadians. The the genuine Milbut-n’: _ ti; "

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may do the same for you. But be stiro you oalth and Nerve Pills. Heart". On solo at all drug counters, _l IlIItlfi-lbllllv 0Q.

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u, fellcltoua one, with all indications formers for an exceptionally happy, joyous daughter, Mrs‘ Roma Mom“, 1n and exuberant state of affairs,

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Q. What should one do when‘ attending a musicals or other per- foitmautca and. cattnot stay until the conclusion of tihe program?

A. Sit as near to tine door as possible, because it is dlscoui-teotu to the performers to leave bcfure the conclusion of their offerings.

Q. May one ever reach across (lllOUILT person or across the table to takc a dish of food?

.\. No; ark the person who is lll‘lll' t-lic dish to pass it to you.

t). \\'li:u is the appropriate divas to w --ir to a shower given for a bridc-tu-lit‘?

A. Wear an afternoon (lrcsS. tut- attire.

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ORANGE AND ONION SALAD

Some this salad some night with-j

3 large odangcs, ‘.5 medium on- French. dress

ing. Pccl whole oranges. removing ai1_

on white part with peel. Slipping sharp '

paring knife along each. side of

section. cut out whole sections free

'l‘iui liincr leaves of lettuce, sav-

ortinge sections,

dressing. Place on leaves. Serves 4.

large lettuce

FRENCH DRESSING

Pour ii cup vliicgui- into bottle. Add ‘é cup olive oil or salad oil. t, teaspoon salt, is’ teaspoon white small piece sliced Shake wcil.

BUTTERSCOTCII SAUCE

1 cup brown sugar

2 tabl€sp0ons cornstarch

iii teaspoon sail.

2 cups boiling water

4 tablespoons butter

1 teaspoon vanilla

Dash of nuitmeg

METHOD: Combine the brown sugar, cornstarch and stilt. in a saucepan and gradually add

may take about 5 ntdinuitoa. Stir frequently vdhlle cooking. Add the butter. vanilla and the nutmeg, and SOFVQ hot over‘ squares of plain

By GENEVIEVE KEMBLI For Sunday, April 6

SUNDAYS horoscope u‘ a must

sibly in celebration of an outsttmg- ing social. domestic or artistic

are emphasized. 'l‘hiere ls danger of going to ex- tremes in thLs pleasant pursuit, with probably more outlay of funds and energies titan it discreet.

Birthday Forecast

Those whose birthday it is may anticipate a. year of most. happy, tilcnsant and profitable experien- cc-s. in ivhlcih the affectional. d0- intcstic. cultural and creative quali- ties may give hill-Ch gratification and fulfilled aspirations. In a more pro-sic way succcss, and realistic ambitions should flourish. although, there may be great temptaeion to cxctss. extravagance and overdcfng, with energies and rrsources.

A child bom on this day will bct richly endowed with social. artistic, and romantic talents fitting it for a, ltbppy and creative career. A trend to excess or cxtravagarlcc should be given early (ilrcciion.

For Monday, April ‘I

MONDAYS astrological forecast is for an exceedingly active, excit- ing, profitable nnd productive day. with all affairs moving cleflinllcll’ into constructive and expamlvc grooves. Bright ideas, pit! initiative and vim, backed up by quick If"? of opportunities should nfvanu along all lines, where good work. and sound technique pay gratllylnzl dividends. But. be ready for chance- suggestions from higher ups. whose aid 15 essential. Joint efforts mall advance mbtle ambitions or plans-

Fqr the Blfbhdl!

Those whose birthday ll la mil’ ‘ look for a lively. EXClIl-HB Hid Pm’ ductive year. in which Elle W"

l , impulses and cmotoru may girlie into hl8h scar. vroblblv through t-he financial coopiralvlflfl of tnfhteiitial persons. lmiiffi-‘ifd b-V brilliant. plans and ideas. Worliad out. with ingenuity. skill and D170- itmi temniques. Be shrewd in Si! "- in; a solid f00tln3. before taking too great chances in Pill-WIS 0V9!!!’ dcnls of mill" lmi>°rlmll°c 1° 5° and parlnrrs. _

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I The Tegble Age

Mothers Just As’ confused When Daughter Incomes l4 Years Old

The other day I got a letter from a young girl who began “I am 14. It's a terrible age."

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So it is. It is a terrible vicious UPOH hi! age for both the little bcbby-scxrr and her mother, for they have fart"; "P011 the Bill's dark. fill?

come to one of the crossroads in iilc where they are in a head-on col- lision on cvcry subject in the world. To the lnotlter, the l-l-ycur-oldsicr ls still a

virus con-c

in conflict,

Mother llcs awake at night wo during ltas developed some strange IIICHIIIP she should lake her to a psychiatrist. Otherwise to heir- iihst makes the child act thc ivay the docs? why llwse 1W0. in their ntore "usual pretty drcsscs imaging" up in y blue jciiits and tier shirt-tail

docs she leave her * the closet, while she gocs about in dirt

grout is

babe in arms who should be content to slay put. “W594 l° 519"“? "W" ‘he “ma” in the nursery and dcsirc no more exciting amusc- ‘med "El"? 811d "l" 10W" Walk- mcnt than sticking her thunzla; willie tlti.» adoles- cent girl considers herself a sothisticiited woman Ych if "m? was a "('8' "hhmic who knows hci- way about. and when these two I 51mm“ kmw "Wm mm agnm", the carnage.

if Susie

disease and it

lllll-‘Diflg in_thc nird and locking tlS repulsive iis something that has JllSl bccn fished out of ttie garbage dump? Vlliy docs ‘she

quec-r and utilnteliiglble dialect?

And what makes hei-

about every little pipsqueak boy “the comcs hcr way? And on her part. Susie regards hcr mother. uiio has probably

reached the senile ago of 32 or

filicclmen. It. is u scream,

act

Speak a crazy

30. as a well-meaning old lady. but one Peggy "elpkssh" "I Mn" see "my who is so far behind the timcs that she is practically a museum “I . _. of course. ‘out Mother actually thinks Susie P” “mmmwd f” ma" “d ma“

is too young to have dates, or to pick out he: own clothes, or to stay

out after eleven o'clock.

CONFUSING AGE

And after one of their scrimmages. when MoLller has positively re.

fused to buy her a black velvet formal to wear to the school

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Susie darkly broods over running sv-iay from home. The only thing

that stays her is thiai;

she has never had $1.50 in cash at. any one time.

So Mothers wonder what's the matter with Susic. ‘Iiherc is noth-

timc, as she says.

usie cxccpt that site is l4 and that is a terrible n the is iicitticr grown-up nor a 1c is sloshing ovcr with emotions

that never jcll and in such a hurry to grow up that shc doesn't watch

her step and gets mainy a fall.

The terrible age is a. time when every girl needs some clever hand- ling, and the trouibl-e with so many mothers is that they are so be- vmtldered and confused by the child they have always thought of as a

baby suddcnly turning into a near-woman, that they and so are unable to cope with the situation. mothers ntcet the crisis by getting strict and tyrannical. or, -still, make l4, striving to act like 24, the sub] This throws the fat iii the fire. The mother's play should be to meet and not to bcrate her for growing up, beautifully and graciously. There isn't n teen-agar “ho wouldn't like to have a moth-er uhcm sihe could confide and to whom she could risk such vital questions as: How can you make yourself popular with How can you tell when you are in should you let a boy kiss you ivhen he brings you home from

jokes.

boys? How can you get. dates? love? the movies?

Etc. Etc.

And. ch, how many a home would be turned fr into a peace conference if mothers would only an fer their Stisies and teach them. how to

For only

Susie on her own

of their lives, instead o1 a terrible age.

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By-Ill llllnd Farmer’! Wife

the hill. who h-ad been nciglt- boring with James. down short-cut, in the "fiWnlight, b0- wards tits home down thc river Mr. D.

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i-u-itlt M)". C. from the house on fore Igo."

2. What is the the iatlon of "Lchar" poser) Twu" '1’ Which one of these words is 55 on; o; me 59v. misspelled‘! llelliotro has built misantihrvivc. , What does the word "prepos-'

various needs along the line of lermls" mew?

Qarpentry, capably and diligently

, with ma that in recent years. James roglarded Sentimental"?

this visit with some suspicion in view of’ the fact that Jeanie and I have been advancing the benc-i fit of odd projects for our gen-'

eral welfare and pleasure, that have come to mind. with the arrival of Spring. It is, I be-

lieve, more at this season quite in plan for refurbishing and woodlands, that fancies turn towards ways of improving their rooms and kitch- ens.

11nd itature, ri-ascri. accord with Nature's irrational; meadows terous conclusions." feminine 5.Ma.ud1ln.

that have bccn so ardently hoped

5. What l3

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first l; redundant and should, be transfer to your cai- and so niac- omitted. 2. Pronounce le-har. e a; idly home again. _ in let. a a5 in an, accent first syl- you're safely out of then- wav- lable. 3. ltellotropc. 4. Cotitrary- to And you and I will catch them or conrmon sense;

absurd. "Most.

Morning Sm

but to show ltcr how to do it

om a battleground swer these questions make 14 the happiest time

correct. pronunc l Hungarian ccm-

Pl‘. microscotfi,

a word beginning "cffusively

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cct for their jibes and candidly. if I hadn't the eloquence

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EASTIII. PEBBY "lllsldvwd- a“ h" But: His lone cross and crown of photographic mind made frantic than‘

notes upon the man's remembfl" mdure whenicrowns and empires. ed mouth, short, full, strong and nu bland, bland

The might of His undying love _ In dying conquered all. eyes which-had been hidden bc- __;Oh,, oxenhmfh hind glasses and allied to straw- ____,_________ coloured hair with which they DI5ECTO|RE nqspnum NEW YORK - Dirccloirc iIlSPll'-‘ ation makes itself evident in one collection -fallle suits with cut- away coats and waistlhies tluit seem shorter than they really ale.