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Miss Olga Toombs and Miss Alice Fraser left Wednesday for Sackville where they will take a short course in handicrafts at Mt. Allison University in connection with their Red Cross activities.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Porter oi Brookline, Mass, arrived Tuesday on a visit with Mrs. Porter's sis- ter, Miss Edith Rogers. ’I‘lie1r daughter Mrs. Durreli Murray is rlso here ircm Truro to be with lier parents. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rides oi Ot- tawa are the guests of Mir. and - lrs. J. E. Cameron,‘ Graiton St.

Miss Isabel Sinclair and Miss we. Xrlam will be the tea hostesses thin alter-

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Among the wedding attendants oi Vancouver, 3.6., to Mr. Herbert Charles Botten oi Victoria, B. C.

(fisrisr, Church Cathedral, tnwa, last Tuesday evening, wan Mr. Iirie MacGr or oi Charlottetown who was ther grooinaman. The bridal reception was held at Chateau Inurier. . ,. . .

Miss Lois hiilier, 11.11., Montreal is arriving Mondnyngn a visit I30

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around her door-step on baking day... Today Brown-Holder bakers are the best home-style cookie, cake and soda makers in all 36 Counties of the three Maritime Provinces. Small boys hang around homes every day where there’s an assortment of Maritime Maids on hand . . . Maggie Maxwell's family were‘ fortunate in having such a cook. And more than a million Maritimers are lucky today in that they can get the same kintl of expert baking, the same pure materials in wholesome, delicious Maritime Maids!

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Moncton, New Brunswick

Maxwell was the best home. made cookie maker in seven

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our most interesitim. at Al-' Near the beginning. Judy I went in to help Rob's at the their new» flnflns. en-. LlTTbl-IABIIO amuse an aitemirlrogiu n tn, open,‘ , a i t appetitp ‘hm-gag; ' "dw" view-WM uwfid...» miz ‘Theoldkitohenrarllewit-hmetuggu mwqggggi-z, n mnnv oi our vicissitudes oi h1g1 “m; “u; "m; Pflahwentwit-hsocner etstos; “minus-Hm m anew owner. We joined Ro ‘slna septum; m yquf . cor to a distance and James y“, n; haw “m; (‘u-sq 1e ble w. we and commie No aesoiseutin io 12.14 midi" Manner» 6$N18ger€l°Wl10,1'M and .sg'1ei\q ' thoae own , "m; 4am» , obvious satlnisetionp: Menage only “an “m? 05¢” fnflllic, Emmi I WWW IIY- 311i which includes etmpletn newina on this anniveniary ...l’.1"“'t. 113' m“ Pm“ W“ ' 5| I a‘ r ' n l“. n8 mrv rose-colored glasses, fififf“ N?

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in the en sky and m quiet surroundings awaited the bath Judy and James and I set out the cab plants-and the 1"‘ “i- °l "10 "will was done. On this the lant oi Juries days. The m dflyn saw the Opening o! the rose and, Judy attended the school closing at Braeside. And a lovely rccnanoe came to us hers when n handsome mciiinvnr came out oi the south to court and wed a shy nwem lass oi ours and Jeanie

u.‘ saw the two ily away on a honey-

moon-her white hybrid d and a polished lad oi a wild duck who wooed her and won. And so cur tarm days ily by, with so much to lntennt In amino. mum to do.

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H s‘ i f m»! A -~. —-—-"-~"~ ‘a t.» i» . » , ‘ ’ \ . I ' v . y fl PPEII I IgS 0 / Dorothy o... Saya~ . Eusu s ounv 1__.|v||1 e|$ure s _ .- I ilrnnni-anrumrswu- " I n can" THE WOMAN'S REALM ' Q _ h v Week MOTHERS AND_MARRIAGE 3...... .. .... “at... y... _ . - I u i ays Hours. I i ._--¢_-__--_-¢-— ' ~ ___ Parent Always Eager To Marry Off I ‘$511’; Blmgsgflgtggflg, 111;} _ - - - I a . 1 Crown Princess Juliana o! the Mrs. u. s. Waters and dn htel‘ Girls But Not so Wlth Sons stead u _ v and extremely 5011M 1N G09‘! llflll‘ - “I'll IN I11 unaaeensr; .. Netherlands arrived in Ottawa s» Claire oi East Lane Ch °~ I“ the Mv Mrs- —-- iwm‘ "*4 l" ‘wfi- ‘Pa: w. r have arr-v ' " /—- ' 111w" Judy told me when 1 o nl ‘lbn winewbo bandit nation, only iurnstura needed will be u day ircm New York, where she led to slwnd e mont PG l! Iv a "X? landed by boat ircm hei’ home~ oi’ July with Mrs. aters’ parents One o! the queer things in the human relatimiship is that mothers my gmmyuwg --yw';¢ an time we» m1‘ u; “ma; oolniortable bed (single it pygmy,’ ' .iland to be warml ted b MY- Bud MN- 0- Ben are so anxious to get their daughters married oii and so averse to hav- n lined to it yet." The wz-ities station a flied. 0! drawers i0! . y gree her H. . I W093i, hree small bionde daug ters, . - a a e , lng their sons marry. Oi course. there are exceptions to all rules and ‘Pkfi W? ‘Ilium’ Ind m’! WW Al's Null. "III." U 004T "W "ham"! “b” W4 W0 0r whom she will take back to the MH- Cll" M0981‘ and her | there is an occasional possessive mother who wants to keep her dnugh- in” W‘ m rmmmnw’ m Wm“ Wllliiill- W" m‘ ‘ihh- all‘ laid . Netherlands with , her. ‘ Looking youngest daughter Deirdre Carling , w» for her-sell and mu more infrequently a mother who desires her sen h"! lnlbmled. While our later re- tables be psotacted wifl; ‘ $3911 rgglclliincriilnclfirirliicess ‘Juliana gfisftgvggegiézvteh arrliiixrloig‘ at Chi/talk | to take unto hymen l “ma. bu, as a general m,“ moth". ‘wk ggmgldméhymcllleflfgmgfqllxgtgzlg Th0 (lit that eomea 8w alfili W I‘: rm“ W

11 n aria _ . e er on s. ’ ‘ ’ eta! . enough ,0 make pmgarfikgnsyzg- s . ‘. m upon their sons-in-law as gitts from heaven and their daughtern- contributing factors to my neanqqgqou’ mam“ w‘ “may cba-i-ra may bmllfit mm ‘s: ‘gage m. princess“ hick m the Mm Hector 305mg,“ Wm iii-law as artful minxes who have somehow stolen their treasures calamities, 1 think my lacisadaisi- Th“ ‘MN ma“, h, ‘cub . 0mg- 1mm when mgdqs I homeland. It was her iii-st visit o! the Economic Counsellor to the ~wey from them. °' “W” W" WWW this mwl- floor, ----

"to the Dominion in moi-g than a Argentine Legation in Canada, _‘ I ; - At a wedding it is never any trouble to tell g3 "'5 I “film! minim“! We"! NIGIITINOALI HAUNTI ' YEBP- "d h" 5311811391‘. Beatrize Alicia » l ' which is the brides family and which is the bride- mpun’ ‘mm Jm beglmmm And ya who “It and flflld l-M i ~ ~ e and Susana Ines, have arrived in . ;i . grow-ms “my”. Th, one 1; wywgheq m 5mg“ 11h” M m9 5mm PWkl-‘i’. a 11 Qflillflf III: l ofwaiéiteg régglthrioglggllthby 3:31“ gfjfflzyngjm‘ t‘) spend m’ mm‘ d ‘f i while the other is heroically trying to conceal ltd I coflllilsd qnggqpllsllrgb itglels lbitggr-rcrrfziélfjwil-W 4,0118 M. it!‘ our; lllfi. W “u” up m“ ”* w m U" ' ‘ I e ' l '7 ' - . ggnghamflad Prmcesses :9" ‘f; a e 5h 5 ~. tears and having the general aspect o! an early guniae-dmth sweet" and sieliciugm“ m"! ‘hm t“ GM‘ Q.“ mum h,” Q Quhunahmuuld‘ eagejnegs and 1319mm“ Tmyi Mrs. (Dr). J. C. Jayries is lmong Christian martyr. Somehow mothers seem to ro- x no out end. POJOE/l and And he who w“ ‘M ulna‘ m“ C, m, b“ Mu“ mm‘ In a states harass-r. l“ ti‘? "some: J; nlc.*.s.s.su;=,gggm;;gg, c, .. ....... ..... ... M... ~ w »,,,,,,.--=-~,,..~“....*W.........'-~ - r are mam. s mar eme n a e ave a as o r . I » _' . . . ‘Ilful t‘) hfifid ‘time toh ml. her KBPDOCII- ‘ ' are old ymaids, whereas they consider that their in; ,m..;§t_<uever Tchsihinbi §1i§Mpé.-y' mylhznlar God‘ at up“ all hll hem very sparse: a “mar °-° 9°" 5 9 Prfludlb’ bachelor sons are a proot oi’ their clever-hen in w m ' ~ the othofh-lnd. I nlvfi’ bdld a iiem . z ted 11-. h Radi om J Fr , t. m" “l.” Ti" PM" “ck . ‘..°...°-P““l..“.’:l‘! ......%.. this.“ u.’ Shorts I . "r “.."f..‘.‘.“=...“.“°" m c s...» w...“ ~= w ~.-.--...._- ....""~*r.~.s.-.:.r=...“="r...-c . paced Pmwass Irene ‘mod patmm home on a “m to m‘ plums‘ Mn _ V v _ _ Naturally n the past. when daughters were a m“ with such attirtnleichwhich I Md fir” m! u. ‘m ‘m Hummgdou, m“; h I“ __ -_y {flrcugh the procedurt and n," ‘m; Mm J_ A “Help He is m} liidllhy ins-men c; an asset, it was logical icr their mothers to be anx- w I reveron o l, would our s m’ Harm and w. linen‘ w“ h 43,01“, Princess laughed wnh compamed by m; Wm and cum, PM your way thumgh ious to wish tnem off on some man to support. out now, when prsctic- om “no exfiusve once] or geti "Au m“ Mud“ Th. m“. o! may pleasure. son. For live years “Jim’ has y ally every girl is not only her own meal ticket but the financial support d ye ° m x“: m“ ‘mm "nu m‘ “we flu‘ was,‘ Ion-j“ "m"; so mm a a a been ierrying aircraft to all parts Summer in shorts and oi the iamlly there seems no good reason why Mother should be any an waging av-pan‘ as I did m“ m“ Y.‘ g .

Alter the first, excitement o! the °! i)" W"!!! Ind 1R5‘ y!!!‘ W88 de- - ~- - more eager ldr Ma-ry to marry than she is for Sam Indeed lens iu‘ cake-oi ' “w” I Sam “m” my “m”. haw“ u“ ti‘); I w. MP5. wrclcome wag over, princess 3.11m“ curated tor his work over the At- Shlrts- hm! your mm‘ iar more daughters than sons turn in their pay envelopes to Mother "°‘$u.”m§h'is3i’~'i.m'§n.i'°t°iié HOME N088! up to filo wildcat : atted ‘tn t , an d P if‘ . Ar v - - ' ' .. ' .

He? (ieugzlt ntmggglérsbaggpgfxsségg eamgd agoudaiv: fig léavggr f; “fig match favorites from and furnish the old house, buy new iumiture and raise the iamily stand- ‘VI/slid M IIPBB- Ftlluf-‘flfl Put it ---, 11V‘? M I Ifillwulilli. IM country where she found peace mfllnlind Where he has accgptgd m" and" sports COL ard oi living. . youywghwhl sari cry; I to Faard it when the baby is tobe born 1a Waylllwlllll Wfll-lhkhb Trying: we gays o; N“; domhm, a pgsliiori with m, Dem, ,0; Tnuw lecuon Ngr is Mother lltlldrfl‘ 8:3! illusion thaltm marriage will inevitably sec- door‘ w ind-lie! yegwrdaygeaiadout- 51130:: gr! $314: ":11 in advance flagrant

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dream toexbe (hxzrlfejfifpshe fiisdnkgli: ' ' ‘ itlevaegijhgleesss oshe airs vfilllgingerior leier dhvilghtuei- atxd taakie: xwddzw-‘Imm '§‘° mwi I“ a very d ' mufl" mfluv Amman’ -_'_

igldl oidmeeting many Canadians in m0! interest to friends here was gamble in marriage than she is tor her son to do so i i...“ 1n ifmmwor 3g: £513: Rod Drone. 1'1 n. peed hospital with HNW v hi“? o an . and had high pfnlgg fm- e arnouncement this week by Mr. Several xplari ti b it d i' 1 b‘ ‘ desk .. b l .. ' to medical and mining oare. N" "m "m! "m" he C d, m, _ “I, and ML o. h Le, h_ _ e a ons may e o ere or mot iers eing more anxious W‘ 115i! 00m come to u n ma. roam ma!“ q

lgppy 12:; ,,‘,§,,,,f",,,,,, mug Gangeg’ as“; spring gnhgfifingef tgé ior theindaughters to marry than they are for their sons. One is that gfdsmawglféewfifie “iehégfiarmgly laercrd i‘... the appmximatq eliifgi '-"‘

(,1..- ganadlans who emote,‘ H,» enggggmeng o; the“. daughter daughters marrirge sets Mothe free. It gives her back her house that We" bod“ d Jim's X18 crmeuwry. He" m’ mom” Wm (“mumm- boefl“ Q“ u‘ h,“

lands. she “m Asked when ‘he Dom by 391m Leigh m Major she has never had since her daughters grew up and began changing come‘: w mjkefive, mfieh,‘ agédh ve opportunity. icr complete oi the Younl plant-l; their larvae,

rxpected to leave Canada. she Robert Frank Struan Robertson, the furniture around and running things to suit themselves. Also, an“ glee o; M, on; ll“ mic-Jest. and the doctor ia assured oi “wk” ‘W! u“ i" u" “at

smiled and said: In a short time, M-Q. oi the P.P.C.L.I. Major Itob- Mother can indulge her own taste. as she could not when the girls bearable in appreciation o! ones '°°“'4P°3’“ 3mm“ - m ‘h’ “ma” mu’

15:; gglefigchmgvhcfrfgllérei; “Rtlwnfifblelrtgnl/Ifwgtd ‘ll/gig. Gt George Street picked out her clothes and dictated her every move. It is observable how "daily bread." The white clover all; millions oi babies have been n“ m“: h“ Bu“, h h“

almotst “Id w mo“ out or fine. w 8S1?!“ is ‘.0 take pm; as‘? grgssgiriiliggners and daughters are of each other alter Mary Mlti a! marmvgowswgé-dsénsgjiéngéngflgvehij‘: gwwfifg wit». so it Fm m“ m w“: d cuunr t ti , 1m I a nges m, - ' , ‘ ' , . —- 4 bfiumjl‘ &g4up

everyfilang 35,,“ genera’: ow i ‘Talon- Arid perhaps the greatest reason of all oi why mothers are more i! Ivfif°,“°d,‘,f‘° mmounfdlng '*“‘°‘i§§§§,y',§§i",f,° and outfit’: mom gayqilfg sfletlablflvlnimifler

a e v Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Murray are “mm” 1°‘ the“ dnugmers 1° marry than they are ior their sons t» elite? rne°iwiu§miigmm§li§fi readiness nyo themmoetllssr will not m u" ml“

King George VI and Queen Eliza- B‘ their Sllnlmcr home in st, An. __ do so is because it is literally true. in most cases. that when a daughter ii I had tirm to linger at the hunt- have to worry about the arrnnle- ""’ beth made a IOU-mile tour oi’ the dNWB-FIY-fllfl-BQI ‘ ‘T. marries Mother gains a. son, while when son marries Mother loses one ing In the flower bed the lone merits at the mt minute Th’ M M‘ Keen-billed Isle of Man Wednes- ‘ ' ‘ ‘ "‘“"_ Most married mm get absorbed into their wives’ ismilios Friend war oven - I have saved rrom motlne e mom ti» inotber will we h!" °‘ W" "l" 5°" t“ ggfiségllfilgvgllrz! Ehriirvdgrréygletgg $1‘: wynrfl- 1am" ‘fihvfiawmoithwatftr- A B I is always surrounded by her own People. Mother and the Slrls semi: many‘! and “h” mmludflk isjahould be n0 located that l» w! “'5' k t m‘ m” m‘

- ' ~- 9 0 F - . almost ull blown and the darting luv quiet nod 113m “y; timber a -- Royll c u 1 m h t m d _ gm, week and i m t f M _ in her guest room. On holidays vsilie “ants to go back to her old home . e . I good The mg?‘ Pcfunbégllqvgillvgid 9 E R Hmmm 5 e 3"“ ° '5 to celebrate. It is her family gossip that she is always reileatlna. And 10:00‘; ‘Zfflifiiglflfim’ n“ “w: vmtmm t” ‘m .1“ .. "°°'“7' m. the ancient meeting place oi the ' ' ' c so, without knowing it. the husband gets weaned away from his iam- icldlng it thece to enclose the’ m mould be m" m. mum“: u p. -—-——-———— ‘ Manx open sir Pgfllgmgnt, Mrs. Herbert Champion e! Al- I ily and incorporated into his \vii'e's clan. warmth mg dwgm o; the mm Pam“!- "14 WI! filwllfll 1°!‘ in“. ------—--g_-__n_-

a e a berton and her sister Mrs. J. W. Price Control Questions 0t course, all mothers will deny that they want their girls to shine in its whiteness and I saw m‘ u“ “Wu” m“ i

llxlldrs. Cigagles “and Pvglzllaogo Chvrrlottetowns are en- and Annwern l and for their sons to stay single. But Just watch the next weddinafi IN": mm 0 bwl giiifiiifiérfia-tiil m“ "I u‘ “m, l

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t...“ m m," m“ °,,, 1,2,. M1‘; firs... y’ n m or ' “*—- i i° i“ g men“. I ‘Q gwfnnfllgmslj About months baton the

Klmwuis Parents. Mr. and Mrs. ‘ ' ' ' ‘m ' -. ' came in the aiiorpoon with Jock “W 1‘ 4* u" m" "m" 5° .

Ewen MacKinnon, 2 Grafton at. Mrs. cisi-s s’. Hewitt oi Roxbury Questions and Answers on Price ""‘ w t m,“ mm.» I elven I h alanine. ac that s c R A P B o o K

M: m‘! we Bud-l G B m’ gas? 1;‘ visiting! her bmel-Fwf ganglia I nofiuiiiuflie (liiuxliird ' l I cmlghl$owt you W; yo“, MM i! hehsdhould arrive loosing. than

. s. e . - - . tzGer an , e cac a " . 689w can oom- yq-g. l

us“ m4 runny o1 RZ.,,,,,II,“N_;_ Gerald, Water street. She it: Th°h‘|“”“°" '"'° "w" W ‘=11 hi3‘ i‘, | fig“: Jmfi 83:1 Dlclod. laould be walled I l n’ l’ u. i have arrived to spend a no day at Ofllnpanigd by he, “M. M," V“ rIeIne ed the Wartime Pi-ces and um‘ _ . y wan-t b‘ w”. wallpaper cleaned. when tide I

Stanhope Beech.’ ' eclzgt Mlggtsivevgliék ngowgvsMsgn thaderegginlrdzrézegimvivsggsexzezr? n c Wu“ , l laden hes-g» he remarked. his words han- ‘been dfgne Iguggg

. - . we , . ,, - .. . . Inn r _ -- ease stir-tags » M; and Mm g“ D_ Duchamm o; and his Wife arrived last evening 2d“ ‘a; u“ BM"! Rub“ P" ——- -~-~> - " a ' i a 2m flailgaithisacsusrilitflhtlgnmaegainll? clean. lgllghl-Mllfi mop or 010th? n" ma“ Sydney are among the latest ar- °Y1 I 1B0" visit. h“ " m" mwwflm y “I'd had acres o! covered broom. r100:- and furniture mm“. MM,- fiivais latptli; Duchemln summer to xnoiligihmsfionsaltfi° ‘avf: 1. What is wrong with this sen-l B! 5°56"! l»! blwm-‘l 9°" °i "immwfll 5w‘ “u” “i” “m ‘ m“ "W should be rubbed with olive oil °m° n ° “m- ' . ~ - “ ——--- ..-_____.- tion or eom ." It is in away.— suds. Curtains and windows should , , ,_'_"" Wm.“ mm“, Adv”, cm when Mrs..fimith has discharged] ______ » _ night Bleep with an old . m" . her help." my bed and bo er. and only the be . vlfloav ,1 mm

Malta. lnfivlgléorynioiwigldtlmorzgs l I ‘ndtsérga tgghyivar Tune Price m what L, we correct pronuncj Q would "I be an r t w a, fittest survive gsmd so aimed end shamed.- either out» 4nd 11th with? a days.

"e u. ' G Q- Vl/hen will butter co in M“ °‘ ‘hummus’? "‘Mrs. .10.... sent invitations w’ “w” I m“ “ 1°“ “Wm” "° "m" °' 1" m“ °' "‘ “P” "h" npen e suntmer at Keppoc . I Nome yam," "W" r3. Which one 0i these words is Martha and myself"? and ma ‘tongs-Mum —0l'el Ovid 110:‘ Till T916711“!

Mrs. c. .1. Smith and little ‘ —~~~—- v33 gwfi”, °°“P°" ‘"11 "W!" h‘§.i;*;.‘,£§‘..}._ Hiphen’ m““°d"me"Mjithfiwéndogl: u igcgioiih say "to healven thene could be anything We went To t...‘ W?“ Wash the ta mo a giiughter Grail who have been with "Am you Q’ whm h“ m. out m m: 4, wmt do“ the ‘vow timpute" an, c5160“ of d“ ‘umwtli-“lm more wonderful than a iragmnt eve y sad I. Perhaps ba- w.” “,3 g, dm g

rs. Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs. mqmmu" into town this ma: mmon becom eimuv ? mum. | Q what sh umDIcW-‘As 0n o. “quid” b1 mm “m, m m“. m", n,“ . Wm “no” m w“ “mm W. . Bruce. are lea this ,, Billed .Brown. i A Th. ct met ° 5_ Wm 1, a word beginning wh' 5h m ° ' "m!" W"! ' ' June evening together and became u“ u” morning tor Ottawa to join Capt. moQfiu-ffgg I am. answered My. “m”, “Wm “mam gigeofimgm“ with m, m; means ~mutuany mgm igver; algal“! a,“ “WW4 We celebrated an aimiversary w- we needed a tew groceries as well. arts siz..rr m mums‘ astral. ' " “e ~»~h~=-=»~»»» A‘ I. m t. Mme: "s:- We “are ‘W "c" "r “as