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there for an indefinite per- iod. The Duke's offices will, how- ever, remain in St. Jensen's. Tak- ing up residence at m Palace is nothing new for either the Duke or the Duchess. The Duke lived there as a bachelor, and after his marriage he and the Duchess had their own suite there until dig moved to York House in April, 1 7.

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I I A friend who has seen the Duke of Windsor says that. with hair bleached by the sun and the be- ginnings of a fair moustache, the returned exile looks ten years unger than he did when he left ndon and "he certainly appear- ed to be a cheerful and happy man" I I I I

The Governor General and The Lady Tweedsmuir entertained at a small dance on Thursday even- ing for the Hon, John and the Hon. Alastair Buchan.

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In aid of the war work to be un- dertaken by the Ottawa Woman's Club. a. largely attended tea and mo: ev shower was held Tumday pfternoon at the home of Hon. and Mrs. C.A. Dunning, Island Park Drive. .

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ss Doris McKenzie, Miss Marv Mo. illnn. Mm Clare Brehaut and Miss Dorothy Dumont were Joint hostesses at their pretty Ritz Apartment last evening entertain- ing for Miss Patricia. Ritchie whose marriage to Lt. Keith Johns- ton is scheduled for this montb. Invited for bridge the popular young bride-to-be was genuinely surprised when showered amid gales of laughter witih numerous exquisite and lovely personal gifts. A dainty supper followed bridge and ended with hosts of good wish- ‘SQ I I I I Last evening the choir of ‘Irinity church entertained following choir practice for two of their members Miss Mildred Cox and Miss Patri- cia. Ritchie, and prmented each of them with a valuable wedding gift. I I I I

Mr. J.A. McNeill, general mana- ger of the Canadian Press, is ex- pected here this aftemoon for the week-end. _ .

Mr. and Mrs. L.H. McMillan and ec-n Bruce of Saint John, who ar- rived in the city for the funeral of Mr. McMillzrrrs mother, Mrs. Jona- than West, whose sudden death was such a severe shock to her family and friends, are returning home today.

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Miss Pearl Bums entertained at the home of her brother. Mr. War- ren A. Burns and Mrs. Burns, Ex- perimental Farm, on Thursday evening in honor of Mim Mildred Cox who was the recipient of a govely gift in silver to mark the iuppy event.

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Last Saturday afternoon Miss Nancy Weeks had a prettily arran- ged tea and shower for Mix Co! at her attractive home.

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Mrs. Marcus Calder and her sis- ter, Mrs. Dcnaids of Monoton, are yislilng in Montreal.

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Mr. and Mrs. WJLS. Ritchie of Campbellton, N13, are visiting Mr. Ritchie's father Mr. W. Ritchie, Greenfield Avenue.

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Men are reviving the pretty cus- tom of giving women a. ittle keep- sake when called up for active ser- vice. some of these take the form of a small gold cross studded with real pearls and hung from a gold chain. Smooth white platinum is made into tiny heart-shaped lock-

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HAPPENINGS

TI-[E WE.EK

I I I I Mia! Anne Hunter had n smart mixed bridge for her friends on Halloween. . _ . a

Mr. and Mrs. ER. Bovyer have returned from a week's visit to Montreal, guests at the Mount Rbyfl-l.

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Shimmering satlns and silks in pastel shades are doing a fadeout from miladyls evening wardrobe this season. says a London stylist. Newest gowns in high-neck and long-style sleeves are shown in woolen materials in rich shades of

royal blue, ecclesiastic purple, cherry, ruby, wine and all tones of green

I I I I Regretful farewells were said to Mr. and Mrs. A.P.C. Rees and son Philip. who left on Thursday for Montreal to which city Mr Rees

lllnes has been transferred. I I I I

gow, NS, is spending two wee with her friend, Miss Zylpha letter in Summerside.

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Mrs. Oswald Wright and son of Digby, NS, are spending a week in Montreal having gone up for the Huni-McKinncn nuptials. mi‘ bride formerly Mss Marion (Molly) McKlrinon being Wright's neice.‘ o

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Mrs. H11. Horne and Miss Margaret Home returned home Monday from a few days visit tn Fredericton, N

I I I I ‘Mrs. J. M. Murley was hostess at| bridge 'I'hursday evening at home 25 Northstiyer. Road.

‘There were several social goth-l erings this week in honor or Mrs. AB. Warburton of Charlottetown who is visiting in Summerside.

The Misses ‘Wyatt have return- pd to Summerside from an enjoy- able visit to‘ Montreal,

Mrs. Paine, wife of Dr. Harland L Paine, Superintendent of the Grafton State Hospital. Mess- ls the guat of her sister Mrs. lnman and Major THE. Inman, Summer- side.

I I I I On ‘Iihursday evening Mrs. BR. Sharp entertained at t-ro tables of bridge for Mrs. Paine who received a dainty guest of honor prize.

Mn. Rea ciZnZ Erich-tamed at three tables of bridge for friends last evening; _ .

Mrs. W.A. Currie entertained the Summerside East End Bridge Club this week. ' . _ ‘

Mire. LG. Lewis, Summerside, was hostess for her bridge club on Wed- nmday. I I I I

Mr. Chamberlain is working harder now in his old age, says the London Evening Standard. than he has ever worked in his busy life. He spends at least l0 hours each day m continuous application to

.high affairs of State. But he maln-

tains much of his peacetime rou- tine. He has always been an early riser, and. one of his first concerns still is to visit his garden to look at. the flowers and the birds. ‘Then he breakfasts and. after- wards, with Mrs. Chamberlain, goes

for a walk in the Park. His health is excellent. Indeed the war has

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l BUDAPIJS‘! 6:00 p.m.-Wedding - Waltz.

Dorothy Diaz's Letter Box‘

You, Rather Than Following Your Own Feelings, is Often Fatal to the Happi- ness of Married Couples

manwhoiebigilx_l.m.ntandda' wnnietomarrynnibuthehas However,

w think my marrying a blind man. he loves me and I love him. and tha him brainy. which in turn would but would I be completely happy?

wer: There probably never was a Colllpieteg _h marri elntheworlcLsoif you arew ting »ma.ke e one flawless union in all htstcrv you are iritestined to grid your nfe in the Soinstiers Retreat- o man an woman were ever pcrfec y congenia’. Each has tastes and habm and ways m... g-et v11 t..- vv--\§l- mites. No home was ever a niece of fled calm and peace. There are bound to come storms at tunes. So t e best that any couple can expect 0f mar- l'l is to find enough pleasure in each other‘; society to make g to overlook each others faults and m and more happinejg in being together than they would in being apart,

The problem for you is to examine your soul very crlticall d to find out if you love this blind man well enough, and if you MY.» a s23

_ strong and generous enough to let his affliction draw you closer togethrr

III-stead of coming between you. And mi- nu sake, not your Own, make an honest decision bec ly he has misfortune enough without

, ause sure adding to it a. wife who would feel him a burden and be ashamed o; him,

Fwm What you say of him he must be a rare character, became it takes real heroism in a man to rise above the Kreatest of all catastroph-

iies than can beiall a human being ind to go bravely and cheerfully on

to make a success of life against such terrible odds. God often seems to rive this indomitable spirit to blind people as if in compensation foi- their misfortune, and often HE add; a further blessing in ing them hus-

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When apples are ripe in the early fall."

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wide, ! And I have no fruit," a small fir, cried,

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given him new strength. He walked into the House last week with the step of a young man. He had al- most a martial all‘.

Healthy Dog e Joy to Owner and Friends

villa-t people will say, you are even more bound than he is, for you are th- victim of a fear phobia that will ccnircl your everv movement, 1n life,

But I'm happy as you can see For I'll be someone's Christmas Tree.

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So the only sensible thing to do SBY- Do what you think is right

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Dear Dorothy Dix-J am a man

at that. As you can't pipes‘: eyerybody,‘ please your elf, Caring for the Aged Mother

minced and mixed with chopped

pickles, moistened with mayon- naise. m

2. Tuna fish, finely m ced onions

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Quantities of the bright red of this season have taken over the evening color situation in entire frocks and in sepreate jackets. And white-haired women as well as de- butantes have responded to this wave of red in fashion.

These reds appear in new dresses generally slim skirts. in drapy soft.

sing. 4. Ground ham and chopped pea- lnutz moistened with salad dressing. - I That gives a variety for all tastes, but you could add a platter of thin 0i 32 and have two boys who are the, sliced cold meats if you‘ like, Have

and Wflflt you want to do, and let it

‘among these new fashions.

crepe or velvet. The separate Jae- ket is seen in duvetun and in vel- veteen. Dark garnet also registers

. It shows he trusts ‘man who loves his wife doesnt have m go mbgut proclahm

Simple Diet Keeps Pet Happy

What and when io feed your dog? No problem if you have right in- formation.

Tc raise e healthy dog, just re- member that puppies are a good deal like children. They need to be fled frequently at first, four time: e

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How locn can you give a pupp meat‘! Meat ll a dog's natural foo . he should have it when three weeks i

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After a year, your pet needs only one meal u day, except in cold weather, when he needs two.

The best meats for a dog are beef Ind lamb. Other good foods are fish, eggl and milk, but avoid pork and feed vegetables and starches in small quantities only. This time of year, odd cod-liver oil to keep your pet husky. l

As for the manners part of your l dog's upbringing, simple if you fol- low a few rules. To get him to obey such commands as "lie down," "shake hands" use the same wordl each lesson. Reward him when he I gcea right with a tidbit, a pat on the

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In our 32-pin booklet an au- thority tells how to train your dog to obey readily. do clever tricks. Gives directions for diet, grooming, housebre-iiing, treating ailments. Lists breeds.

Send doc in coins for your copy

Your Dog to The Guardian Home Service. Be sure tc write plainly our Name, Address, and ihe Name of booklet.

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children of my first wife. who d-led.

_ A vear ago I remarried a girl o; 3Q, Rgcgnfly V f m dad two or three different kinds and my a er 1 and I am r arrange them in overlapping slices, blue are consplclous in net, satin garnished with slices or dill pickles Mid “HWY cheers. Wider skirted and pickled onions.

. euuired to support my mommy wife was so opposed to my mother living with us that she has left, me gnu gone back to her mother. She writes me that she wants to come niarékmtcamgélgut vtgll not do so as long as my mother k with me. 1 am and I than‘ I "ll ISlfiItYDOYt 7W0 1101118.. one for us and one for my mother, as she is 01d all‘? l‘ Kb! when I say that I should take care of my mother my We thinks Mug? e in support herself. 1 have a married sister and us Naturau In; er bsfioula go to live with her instead of staying with - y. ove h my wife and my mother, and 1g, 15 an “deal trying to decide what I should do under the circumstances. I O. E.

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Inasmuch as you have a married sister whv do you not dlvld go%firghganlfénbesiigfi Egg; mTiilmight satisfy your selfish wife? would not mm the whole bmdm on orcgre of a dependent parent. The?

I I I I I I "Taken for Grantcd" Is a Compliment

Dear Miss Dix- 115b,; tell me how to cure ltliiyishraultngi

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me too much for granted. PM” PAM.

A woman should be pleased when he; husband up” he‘. m‘. an “E; A

her and that rhe is giving satisfaction u g, 9 the fact

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ing in small tart shells for the pumpkin tarts and stick a tool-h- plck and a cube u: yellow cheese afternoon wear. These are accom- lnto the centre of each. If you'd Plinied by the highest of the high like variety here also, make a pan turbans seen to date, each picking

Favor for gray and aquamarine

frocks are adopted for these lighter Use your favorite pumpkin flll- 00ml?»-

Pastel lames are seen for late

of rum and butter tarta in tiny, one of the delicate shades in the sweet pastry tart shells. Make lflme-

these quit-e small for they are, i Bot-h afternoon

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All optician in Switzerland b“ become a lpecialist in iitflng c" Il-"lfl i0 don and other alum“ pets and treating their eyes,

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MAKHG A BCRAPBOOK pol YOU! CHILDREN

One of the best ways m km children amused on rainy um is to let them make scrap book, 0% B chew bOOK or make on; yourself of thick brown We, Save all the colored advertisement; magazine covers, fashion illustml tlons and so on. Give them g pa" of blunt scissors, a bottle of hum; made flour paste and a box of colored crayon pencils and thq will be happy for hours,

Don't brush the rolls with m- ter after they are taken from m, oven, as this makes the crust iOLLgh Brush them with water or bum,- before putting into the oven.