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_ helped to “packl ¥\;¢d“i't°`°°“‘;°°

~Dh.l’i-Stmss presents for‘ the poor, leaving

one day rwently. With her lady-in- . tained by DI'

waiting she mot/ored from Bucking- ham romeo to the Imperial xnozi-i ‘-tgtc. South Kensington. where she joined women helpers at the Queen‘ Maryis Needlework Guild of which 'there is an active branch in lbharlottetown, ln_ packing some of _lihe many thousands of warm gar- ments collected and made by mem- 'bers of the Ciuild throughout the fyear. Many of the garments have been made by the Queen herself and other members of the' Royal llhlnily. The Queen worked' throughout -the morning and did not return to Buckingham Palace for luncheon. Instead she took a ~*‘plcnic" lunch at the Institute with 'thc' helpers, and continued work in the afternoon.

‘ V a 0 e "Mrs Math_icson_ wife of Chief dustice Mathieson, was 'the grac~| lous hostess at a large and delight- hilly arranged nftemoon bridge Tuesday at her hospitable home, Grafton Street.

‘ l 8 O ” The Thursday afternoon Bridge Club was entertained pleasantly this week by Miss Mary Brown at her pretty Prince Street Apart- ment.

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s Lena McLur° is bein co

.. ws _ s =-` dially welcomed home from Ottawa

.to spend the Christmas season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, Chester B. Mchure at Bonne-

~h|.nley. _ _ _

Mr. and mrs. Arthur Bealrsto

_md young S011 Bill are expected home from Toronto for the Christ- Vmas season.

_ __ _, e a _ o _ -. Last Saturday Mrs. George H

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.Buntain entertained at a -smart ;_"gI1_e;§_°::n tg? V ,§gm,;°;li’§§.;;“m{,tor im, from mel "‘“”m°°“ bridge at her lovely Barnet, a magnificent estate ohiy'shops of the iow-n. Trent Park is

Mr. and Mrs

way home she Winter Fair at ited with friends and Montreal.

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cups and cut the ices

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The Duchess _of Devonshire. Wife

of a former Governor-General of Canada, who was in attendance on _ Her Majetly' the Queen I-S ,Mi5tN5*' of the' Robes -at the Royllmedding, wore a. gown of deep mulberry col* ored velvet, with a toque=to match.

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too far from London. In their ne\v` retreat they will have a private

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who did not. They spent everything they made asthey went slim!-

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do i`.{‘.“iii“.i‘.`2’l§.if.i.““ r.T2°§l.?.’§.§ ...mi . ur sow vu uw blew if in to the last 'cent on travel andnne clothes and expensive cars any ¢_1_1_; tertaining. "I'hen the husband filed. NBVUIB th” Wife Wm“°“~ Tdieen 1 “ho she is' now a parasite on a poor brother with a house i'uil.0f Uh i il. W is not able to support her.~ _ _ '

When people who 'could provide for themselves selfishly refuse to do

so, they are as dishonest as any_sneak_ thief who ever picked the pocket 0 a relative or friend. _ . »

mo1.._=oldfu¢o und to my vas li_1°_ o oouuu ortho coraidmo owitll- pouoy _:nut wl1i.¥=¢l> lwr out °f ’i»i1°,out my clooru lmao mold elur- wsou he is awe- '1'ii=.i'e -is xloi 01. outer. V "

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ut_the.ti8hiiWl_d h\il': give pleasure ‘to almost- any book- Whik blBCkDl_!'d, Il-lid I-1Qv¢|_ _ generally made b ,li "img Man on -the White Horse

_ _ ts to save §°m°¥K1“¥_ by .Warwick Deeping, an historic

' for the suture. Bllayouto to spend ovary-_ novel or fourth-century Britain-

thlns as they so Nova- » I! you °°v-ld \¢D°'_' tmtreot From Glory" 'by R. the insida,of the cue,-oftener than not you Bm¢¢.I.ockliart. a continuation

find that whenthe abused wife is Wm- the _author’s exciting adventures

toyouof hel‘.h\_-l-51111145 PU'lUW5“Y. u “Memoirs of a British Age.nt.”_

ho- iso-ying to lay -up euoulh W "rue Anteloomt- by Kate o'arien.

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“In the Steps ofthe Master" -by

H. V. Morton, a pilgrimage through the Holy I.»lnd.- /

"Answer: . . - "Prince Cicorge's African Tour"

. . _- Indeed more is. and one is so sfiml-f°\'»1°.bys.=/c rl-ew, ou--iueorosaugly writ- * and fine as the other' is mean |lnd‘5°1’did, W* ten account, illustrated withactual '_ the difference between the two is the di!f¢\"|photographs. " bert

, ssit an ithe miser spirit. "Holy Deadloc-k"_by A. P. Her .

§r::ir;1h;`;;}::.hb££|:1S_3 inch border toiencerbggnvsfélxerntiiiilt ¥me (bf the headliners auwlls the V1fW¢5. “"5 'fm a lnaliciously clever satire of div-

Allowtcr all seams when cuttim' ability to practice it a test of character. 'I'hriftless` mel) Bild W°U\€l\_i“'° orce, received a, great acclaim in pattern. V ' - °' lnvorlobly weulr 'und self-indulgent. luokilis in f¢f_¢°iSi1t- “ld i“°U'“°“°- England- ‘

Block fini es 15 inches square. and they never amount to anything in the W°>'id- YW Y¢m°mh°l' "bn "Bo Red the Rose" by Stark zz~'ulooo§'°olorlrs. the great railroad uuudor, nul, once deelafsd ui" 11° °°“"’ ‘°“ Wh” my |Y°lu1o. a atlayoi the Uonfederwte 8 plain blocks. ` ' young man would be twenty years hence. _ If h_e ¢0li\d Silver _he W°“|d .aide during and after the Civil War. a mon uordersrouiid quilt. suooood. lr he luolrod me osimy to save, ae wou-rl be a ff=_ii\i\’°-. "Jasmine Form" by Elizabeth.

with the some chann that charac-

.Mutriril `eul'r"d.1' ' " _ -_ `»‘ ' ` "1 2-Il; _yailidg riiaterial for plain I think thriftiness is a matter of dutysnd honor because if _we dA»_D;1_§__t.erirsd “fdimbeth and I-ter Ger- blocks. lay up something for the rainy_day_ we become bufil¢\1¢'°“ °th_°“‘ I man Garden.”

us know plenty of young people whose lives lb" biillifbd by \'i°Vm¥ W ----

surport thrirtless parents who should have i=r°vid¢<i for their old uae. b“‘_

Some unusual books, perhaps not

so generally read as the former list. will make excellent additions to the particularly bookish pez-son's library.' “December N.igh’t’ a scene from the novel, “Death Comes For the_ -Archbishop" by Wills Cather.

“Dan Chaucer" by Henry D.

Sedgwick, an introduction to the poet, his poetry, and his times.

"Florian: The Emperors Stallion"

by Felix Balten. the storyof a fav- ourite horse, and the grandeur of

~h°mé 139 Rcclffofd dstreet' I2 miles from London, which has not onlv one of the most beautiful _ -"“l"‘ ' ` Vienna 601111 ilfff Vil/idly D°i'U‘¢-y°d-

been lent them by Sir Philip of all English ‘country estates, but There is no man I have more genuine Byllipll-hy ‘Gr than the one| “Beasts and saints.. by Helen

Earl of Willingdon. Viceroy ` - HV th f Q-,__ mu,-der of who is working hard and-trying to savvsomething for the future and W110 waddem quaint medieval ‘wands "" ’“d'“- “““ d'°'m°,§ ff'1°"‘§§“°" ggyzoctfreyhiist rs-llrfitlg rtftrulgwvor- gli-,d nflgigfiloeiuosir walter soows is bdluodhlu l~._i;-. on_douv_or_gl;yS o___s:_;:_e_r;_d;;_l__l_ft___v_v_;f_\;___al_le_r§__1;i_1_"_;__ ‘E32 ieigld by me rumor or “rotor soo- 'General of Cana a, an e oun- ‘ ' _ o `}, ' f Ni l." women roug w ose _ _ e . _ 3 _" use of wnllnzdou. will have do °eStershire._M°““‘?y b¢¢F‘“°_ 1* is .F°~' “nes -° *fe _ _ ___v__ nothing that their husbands ran do over sto? the lex; ___;<<;__{l_;=if1{_¢;| “rho Pied river or Homellrr- by 'melr guests for christmas their .. -_V~'~ -~~. ‘ ' "- how hard the husband v/Drills. he W-u new- ¢¢P “PV ° timbers nr.-wniug. o. new.-edition son. Lord Ratendone and Lady _ __ _ . _ » _ matter how much money the husbands maké, the wives have alwliyl $9-\'i with Arthur Ragkhfmgs mimimme

te d . “ho will remain there `V.‘ ` more. ` ’ '. lu . _ .

Rh n one vs R ____ il strations rdf o. monznfrhls is Lady a n- 71| d _ ____-_ _ ...me Taking 0, _me ary., by rfdile‘s first visit to the Far East. e . _ ' ~ _ ' » V Nc mall. can ever make a woman of this type see the necessity for John Maseneli Bea advwtum m

o o o ' _ 1.-_ ._ _ V _ . saving, or make her perceive the difference between thrift and stinsinassd. the spanmh Mum __ _

Miss Quoonio--Holi of new York __ _ ' _ ' . _ __ } J So lone as were is I 110111" She bums i° Sl>€nd~ii» “lid Wh¢“V;‘V°’ h“°‘°°'“ “The whlw Monk'o1~~rimbuctoo"-

*gg-1-ived by plane' Wedxleaday 8f_§€l" R --;__V ' ' ' . _. refuses to give it to her she accuses him of being 6056-SSW . _ _ by wmmm 5eabrook____t},¢ army og noon to visit her mo er w ose _.»__. -- -- V V _~ . ' "'-"“V`* ` - Pore Yakouba the leading citizen o serious illness in _the P. E. I. Hos- _ . V . -- The husbands whose stinginem I deplore are those who have plenty T1mbucm°__..‘ my that hu _B dw pital is causing gravest concern. _

..._.. 0 D Q _ *Among the social functions this

’ 'll ‘ od-1 dz . .so old augura an bringing the less foward. have ih° you would no dmorod to _know how many ortho wives or non mon

wgighwlslisailxglgs enioy ' ea » . feet rotuzn to the same P181'-`»€ W-ch never have a penny of their own. '1‘hey are~dresse_d'beautifu1ly- Th” go te” ' ` " ' A nqurvs the num; ofgnytlsingl time. Rlaise the knees B5 hi8h B5 have jewels that cost thousands of dollars. They ride about in limou- ' 5 ' o o o As mm;-or garden, hoop or swing. you can and come down lla"-i-ily 0l‘ ~ .sines -because they are theirhusbands' show_windows and their husbands "“"Mrs No.1 9931015 was the popu- Adjeqmves-tell the kind ot7nou'o.V the tees. .Repeat ten times. count-7 mrs 10 make a good displays But many a. woman who carries a huildild-

` J P Lantz was

on mpg, and run`, but inswad 0.’

far hostess for the Monday night A, gms/¢_ gmhu, pretty, 'white or ing sich time-the left foot returns dollar bag in her hand hasn’t carfare in it, - Bridge Club at her lovely home on - m~qwn_ - __ to the lluqr- ""_""‘_"- V ` ` -

‘ ~ _ Eg i 4. Get down on all Once a woman told me of having her dressmaker pad her bills so she WM” street' ' ° ° Instead of nouns the pronouns your esiti. the weight of the body could get $50 in cash to send to her ‘sister and her little children_, who Ernest Coffin entertained stsmd- »". - lugoly on the hands, feet slight/lygwene starving. “God knows~I have earned lt. she said bitterly, llvins' "`Mxlo occasions this Week llsklfill Her head' his face your lim ll? 8-Iii-\"t"‘I'lkeepirg the hands solidly < all these years `with a man so stings' he has Vneverl lil/G11 IM li d9\1°\‘ °f

'rmiuds ro hor ul-roy nomo on hood' ' l oqdirfet the -floor lump brutslns‘ my own. I envy my servants. who soc their wager ou saturday night." r e -. ~ _ _ _l - '_ _ _ _

Hillsboro street for five tables 0! verbs tou or something to be done-_ r.l1,_r_-ignr. knee up uudel ih¢._°\1°Si

. - ‘ __ _ - it -is tn i h~ h begrudges als wire the money that she earns

Midge on Monday and Tuesdas To rem' wud' wig hugh' Mm qt Md me mn ‘eg ig” héctlfr over and oveer}‘l:galr‘lmt.ril1s.`i? Iocall stinly. And he deserves the mean man's

_?’“ms' - - ~ ' nm ` and the rlehcies medur' -- -_ _ _ '_ _ _ _ _ Vnoiwfrinr mx- . l --Miss Edna McMillan has enter- How things are done the adlverbs back. Alternate continuously ten_ nh __

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edthe Pr°vm°m1 Sanatorgyxg g-ggi? ‘ » V V' - tmgs’ egunntmingrd ewh mm me “sm menr;.?;h§{:sam]3&t:ime§? it Iplfzlebmy l:u:'buldl:un!l_?isbea ‘wonderful man '39 is h°p°d 5 few m°n _ - '- V” ° ' and a good provider and I have been_very happy withhim, but he is not

.___.--_-_-- the romantic type, never says nice things tome, thinks I eheuld take hill

_ love for granted, while I am just thc opposite type,_ very sentimental

‘ ' J mbb rt H°w_ » ' _ BYAUTY Box ' crave affection. Now I have fallen in love with another man, who isex- “‘“d Mrs' ‘ e V -- citing and thrilling. 1-le fiatters me, entertains me. and nw life is _fuller

pany _Rst Saturday wenmg m. ma _ _ _ If ‘you huave ti;i_ok)__a;_lrles_r¢'i1___\;:_i;° l ofcourse, I kngyv my place__ is _:ails my husband_,_el;l_u_t!l;\ust.I.l_i;/eV forcveiuis

~ V her-that ey W 2 0 ' Ihave lived wi smanw o es me orgran asmy usbmd ~

`°? ment provided it is persisted in' ed me ln not trying to seep our love oliver How can.:-roop_thir otmr

att entertained at a y0\l!lS P°°Pl!°'E 0onjunctions_ join th

ment will restore her to renewed A, ,www qumgw health. They also tell the no ‘ ° ° As now tomorrow here

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Wm H°‘”°"°~, _ _ W°°"h°_’- ` ~‘ » V A forlsuffloiently 10118- 'Iile i»l'°@l»m°=ii`1ovo from growing deeper? Ihov_o'uo_oh`_ildr_on. _ _ __ .c. a.. o.

|,t..her home in Summerside in honour of Miss Mary Cameron .vmo is ieovins for Calgary next _.dusk after spending some month* ‘with friends on Prince Edward

its is-is _ 5;;

-- 'Phe preposimon stands _before _ ,_ pan, m.,1,1y|

.r.aMrs. Leo Wood entertained in- A mum as m or two” gh, Zin” of emm1se;§Answu__ _ _ _ Mmally °“ Wednesday a“°m°°n ' ` secondly, local `t.roatme'nt, which; I think you are having agrand time 'playing with flteand .that if

Mum _ must include massage and elec- i you don‘t stop it you _ine going to és; ba.'_`t_lly burned. _-Ti_¢:_ve__:l'_falrs are no 2 _ J ' _ . I t I 1 . ` ‘ d I . .

cmd déi ,“,h__¢| trl;_i_tz m_”___es med ________________ _md sa e spor or marre women _____y___lvsys en n _ _ae

the waste matter' 'thrown off. The

' You hav a good husband who is a good provider and ' a good n home.

wludn reodlm. wi-Mu. 'P*°*1'*!'f...¢.o. my or luurloutsd by dust- i ood lr you uuvo u mu. or some id your_;i¢ud,_you_w'9o~z rulr lodlurihere

Island. _ _ _ teach. V. Q ' ~ ' ' ing`___l_:/er plenty of French chalk. by having a nil-tation _with a man who is probably Ju,st._al1_\uliDg giiniself 'V "-"-°*""""'l‘*“"" ' ' ki ' st be ell nd wh ha.sn't the slghtest idea f arryin y u-if ou 't _vorce. ' MY- ‘md WS' W' E' D’"by' BL] EXEWISE Vu' ‘ m;hnt;Z°Iffmmu`or the Yin- lfrho relfron that most mon mulro' ;gven;.o‘morl!i'of wourin ugeoegduso it ui

E1@=l'i°f=~ hm “ke” “P me" ""1 ‘NEUUSSUN IN WHT” gg., my must be rubbed ln o sure. 'racy dont have to make _good oatheir vows or devotion.

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" ° ’ ’ th, bwk_ .love-marking, and because you have ceased tothrili at his presence, and

when timing to make me mkles bcause life has just settled down into a 'humdrum affair in which you do

t the same things and see the same people pretty much every day.

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:uzfbegbxt wfén aiynuges ,mwydf Well, my dear, thatis life. That is marriage. And 'the same thing be devoted num and mamma tc would happen even if you were to merry this faacinatixxgstranger, I-Is “M m,M_mem_ lwould cease to be romant.c, too, when you _saw him every _day 'of your life. _ _________ _ He would quit telling you that you are the most marvelous thing in the

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mgh; hem” u1¢_up the emotional strain long. _ Wedge Durand to _

g g musing wants to either hear or talk lovey_ vey stuff. V -W6 wan

,wagon bymd weather and the Joneaea' and the Smiths' :al

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the hair breaks easily, it moon was over, and he would expect youvto take' this 1|lf!ec_t|on'for`gl‘aut:

it better to cure the ends by ed when he worked to keep you soft and comfortsbltadd treated you with

mqutgning and s.n'angl.ng in flat_ kindness andaffection. _ - _ __ _ ~ _

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Western ways." » ~

“The Golden Va.nity"_ by 'Isabel

Paterson. s. modern novel of New York in 1929. '

“Prose Poems" by Khalil Gibran,

with five illustrations by the author.

Khalil Gibran .1883-1931 was a

Syrian poet and artist. It is said that his writings, which are all characterized by great beauty and power. have been translated into more languages than any works ex- cept the Bible and Shakespeare.

:.=`-.Jill-.you med is a few yards of _silk in black, brown, deep 'purple _or bright .blue with _ilitterinl metal threads in its weave - and you're ready to start! . . .. -_ Note the flattering neck andhow fascinating te the scart the wly it tips at he btack. The tiny buttons 'maybe decorative gold metal, rhino: sténe or self materiialasovered. model is eq y lovely with long or short sleeves as in wee rloicu. V _ _ - _ - ~ Carried out in velvet in black, sapphire blue, monk brown, plum. ruby red, etc.,_it is also moot attrac- tive. . VBty1c No. _'r04,i.s designed for sires 1_4, 18,_1_8 years, 36, 38 and 40 inches bust. _Size 10 requires 4% yards of 89-inch material.

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1% cups cake rlour, 1 teaspoon bak- ing powder, 56 teaspoon salt. % pound chopped almonds. % cup grated cocoanut, ‘A pound nnely cut citron, ‘A pound candied cherries cut in-halves, 1, teaspon cherry extract, or ‘Al 'teaspon each of almond and vanillaextract, 3 eggs.

Cream butter, ada sugar gradually.

Add egg yolks beaten. Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and salt, and sift again 3 times. Add flour slowly to first mixture. beating hard. Next add the nuts and fruits previously prepared and flour- ed with lome of the measured flour. Then add flavcring and fold Vin lightly theegg whites beaten until they will point but not stiff. Bake in a tube or loaf pan from 1% to 2

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He has drawn two pictures of th Christ, the first. drawn in 1938, has been exhibited in many ports of the vmrld but no museum has been

Khalil Gibran was a mystic, and

claimed to have _.seen the face of Christ before he drew it. His in- terpretation is arresting and ‘most Vlmusual. The following, his own ac- count of his vision is beautifully descriptive of his painting. He writes:

“I saw the profile. It was at o oe

serene and stern. and I thought ‘for a moment that He would smile, but He did not. l-Ie was youth, ageless and immortal; not God, no, but t_be_B0n of Man. facing all that man must face, kncwingall that man has ever knownor ever shall know.Hisvrasthefaceofonein- vinoible: it was the face of a Lover and a Brother and I. Friend. _

"His hair was blown back -from

His face. and like untosmallshin- ing wings each side His head. His throat was brown and strong: His eyes were like dark embers. Now. my friend. for the first time I feel sine that I can draw that face. It shall be like e. figurehead for the prow of a great ahip."_ _

The Uharlottetown Male Chorus was organised in Im, no osieeii are to promote a better -standard

of music in the community, to five entertainments from- time- to t me. primarily for the benefit _of charity, and to eneouraxc I-lui fo¢te\!.e love

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