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WmWoman s Real
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HAPPENINGS `
or THE \
_ WEEK... /'i
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11i.\ 1lo1..-i.i- the 1.<\iite11aiit Gov-IT. and Mrs. Burkwall recently
ei..-if ..i.; \!_», l>.~1iZo:_; ciii1-i-tlii11- home from Cai1toi1, China who will
eu .ix .;_ii.~iii» i .i~. 1.1;- e-.l~i.lilu at he tile attests oi Mr, and .\il's. EL H.
Lit-\~iii:i;.i _ lli\‘..\i\ A for Bl'igad.`Beer and Mr. and Mrs. Chaflw
11.1- 11 lm it il f~_>'lii-ru and Mrs `Beer. Mr.Burkwell_who was Secret-
ii.»i-~,1..1 -_  _ xii-_ _.iid _\ti<_<_ c. L ary ot the British and Foieigii Bible
_“___ _  1. ____ _ _.___ .__-31, _,,»_. Speiid. Society in Canton and Mrs. Burk-
__,_._ ` ___  -‘i H‘)::““‘i C“\i‘~ tiall, foriiierly 1\1'aa Ethel Reid of
~ - ‘this city. have devoted many a
Tp U  _ _,I K. .1-_ lm. iiiir al. urilllolls years io mission work in
-_ ____ I 1; I; ~<» lie fiillow 'he fort-11111 field and it is hoped
_.___ ;~,._._-  -ig.. _ai ii... s.>.i;i\iy :1i~ii- 1.1¢-ll earned i-ost will piove
5 \-_-_.__.__ _ i _.\_=ilb;v iiii, iiow .nos-_ beneficial. Dliriilg the week
_.C 1 ,H .__ _ ,_ __i.__. ___ .1._0\t»mg inf-_v were the silleszs of the lvllssi-s
1.,  _ _ ~-111/~_ Both are Hililt. of Sunlinerside old family
. :L1 .\  .1 1- li '.\lii» ‘ure her per- ft`i<‘ti€iS»
. 'vi : 1  I* ~ iii ~: .ii'i'c-still; is ` 1' ’ ‘i
~ 11 nf _vii-.< 1.. A Kiliirk. of ottawa is
_ _,___  .-1,1.. __gt_ .1 1<ii,i;0n 1111111111 the interesiiiiiz visitors en-
,`_-_ ,. .._. i.__i,_ ;._.. _-._1;i>\. jovlng a holiday at Lower Mont-‘
- . -1 .1~ - -.#111111 tluile.
~ iz .;  I-i.il .i-iiit.il's
» i 1 ,wi ".;i‘.;1ii' \i::1.i1i'1t‘ll1i‘ii MT- tttlfi M"-‘~ J- 3 G“l‘d‘m “nd
_ _ 1 . ._ - _ -_--ii pi\.~.li~_s of \‘ll'_ .lurk Goriloli ‘et\l:'l1ed \\'eilllcs-
_t1 1,  1 -§i.- .\i;i-1-_~-ion day from a most e11_iovnble holl-
..i_ \i»ll°'i  ‘:ii‘ .11'. :1t.\1li. Tile ‘ml ifiill” On UN’ C°mim`nt~
V '|" "1" ' "7" ' .\[i'. .intl Mrs. J. B. .\iattllc\\' of
' "" "“`_’_"i` Soillm. at-vompiiiircd hy Mrs. F. R
_ `:""`.I‘,-M Heartz. .V[i.\<_ Ruth 1-[cartz and Ml.~;s
W 1 I  Wi" "‘ "" °‘(“fr Dart; .\ic.Don-.lld leave Tlieday on it
J" "'“‘ " ""“1 "‘“.""‘ mir 15 :notor trip to Quebec where they
_"')"°d _m wall meet ilic fot'11ler's son Mr. .luck
_ `_"_u_"`,_(_' .\il11illlcw ivllo \\'i-lit ovcl'.\t‘:i_q on tlic
" 1" “ ' ' ' "` `f “V " `3"`m"“"‘ (‘i»i~oi1ation Filliczitional tollr. Mr.
 ~ _"` ‘Z ` "_'_'f‘“`(`: to Mattliew i-cnuiined ore-e in Enitlziiid
1 ' ’ ' ' "_ V" """`!' Nom and later with several chllms wont
I.-__ 1 1 . -- 1 1~.._. -vile lfllchtii? on 3 motor trip through Em.(,p‘_
‘ ' ` ' A "" ."':mi'v' greatly enjoving his holiday. The
'  _  _x f_"'f"U'C°a'l_ pfirlv will come hack via Gaspe.
p‘  0. ~' l\ .I‘.i.1\llt.. , , , ,
Ii il  ‘ _,i ~i.=- ._-It und the _ _ , _ I
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_ .\.Il's. Fdwln Aitken. her son Mr.
"" ‘ ` ' J I " U 'md ~1.l*cr\ !\:iI~'en alld frielld Mlssl
“H " V "‘    ;\`rfCa'.Doioth\' Klrland of Montreal are
“wl ‘H V . I M1.” "" hi Cor' 11111111111 the visitors welcomed this
"7 "" 1 ‘N  ‘"_"" "‘”" "'.` ‘nf on week. They are holidaying at Shaw/'s
Um' '~` :7 H' "‘1‘ `"' 'm“_'. “5m' Hotel Brackelv Beach. Mrs. Aitkcn’s.
n \QQQ0_ D_a_n1-.n/iq1~~:~>~.~,»'~r~r»~-1--»-»~
In
(All Time la Eastern Bhlhrd)
*VQTOOOQQ-O
again I quote Protease: W.
*I5 P-"1--<S“"“=v> -N“°i°“°1 You Are a Failure Stop and Take L' Ph"‘§§,,_‘°§_',‘{‘”},‘§§i_,§,T§,,_‘;’“}_'§._$;
StkfY f
B|;R|_|N Oc 0 Oul-SQ] of his entitled "Ia There a Great
Poet All '
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5 p_i11.-"About Nasty Wives
“nd H""p°"'k°d H“‘b““d°’-" Dm' Dear Miss Dix-During the last four years I have tried several bual- 'Im t
ver'
he history of literature in
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~ t .allf'hihhviiled,_'1.tl _ el nna f in-
LONDON Tciedshvtiialirisam liketi. aslmlisiileiiii- lily .liiiliilgeiiixixil-1'ii?g‘i?> Eilsemmg coliild- England
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3:45 a 111. iSllndayt -National
6.15 meg., CJRX,
Prncvan1_ VKSLR. 31.3 m.,9..'18
inee'
liiisless _vesterdav afternoon at a
Miss Jacqileliiie Macdonald was
ll
iwi-y pretty ic for Miss Elinor
Jolinson of Mciiireal. who is the
izlicst of Miss M:l<'rlul1altl's parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. F .It/lacdonald, 137
Upper Priiirc Street.
. . _ »
of the Wo-he-lo
at a prettily u'-
Tho iiieiilbciye
Club eni<‘1'tail1ed
U i
at'1:Nos allies. ARGENTINE _  3 
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1 .hw _ \;\~._ ~-
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all \/lib S0 alitl-bo
.md u 11111- piisoll
people \\ ll ilot gi t
despite the tact 111.11
1 7140 PJ"--Th° U1-“ef D°fb>'- _ i'_@i1 as I was i~iii.»i~d and that, taking aliin Y `
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_ _ .»_.-._":._)‘. \-_.  . ,my
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ii 1 iiiii please ttriiiigels, why cant I please “fe 01'
liwlile \\'iio aiu siipiiosccily lily friends and poet
\\'1N> l>i'i-tctld lo be 1li_\ well-wishers? I need SUHKC-SP9
  their p1il1»u1iage_ can you suggest wwhy 1 do was alive. When Milton died in
,- 110i Bet li? PERPLEAED PER-SONI 1874,
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Ansuei . Enya
I “fluid -Sttllsvsi that you sit down, gi-ay
_ have  lit-nrl-to~l1eui't session \\'ith yourself 'in 1771, Wm-ds“.ol.m was Bm/e_
_ anti l:_\ to lliltt out “hut is the matter with when
_ \ ` 1`0iii'w:it or yciii- iiiulliiiiis of doing business
`_\'0ll. The difilcultv must 1.;
d al ‘
has been able to show a
stead lun of genius iii creative
poetry that surpasses any and all
”1_?0f;f;:,;lfdLg(;°d ‘por competitors _.From the birth of
‘G Slln _
me .heh pauonlief sniutespeare in April, 1so4 nu the
my work is ood dtlih
_1,1,_,|, _mm “hd lm p_,,_e__ |nodH.a,_g_ Now _ 19:18, there has not been one mln-
of A. E. Housnian in April,
time when a great English
was not living  Whcn
at'e died in 1616, Milton
Dryden was alive. When
Dr den died in 1700, Pope was
When Pope died in 1744.
was alive. When Gray died
Wordsworth dir-ri in 1850,
Tennyson was alive. When Tenny-
*'"“ i”"""‘"i-> Witt' fi1'tifi<»' tiom natrontzlns sou died iii 1892, Kipling aim A.
K. . ` . _ _e W i_"_-"""- 1" '~"“‘~’U "i‘m1H1`iJ` PC0918 like 10 E. Houslnalt were alive. When
_ Sl“_,l_mG0. CHILE 1  with those they l\lio\i_ .lilo ti-. u kick out ii. llelpiiig an old friend,
Vcspeglniiy “hm tm... can do __ “__m0m nm, lu L t tn M Housirian died ill 1936. who was
hips
they
sympathlzing with you.
wont substitute tor them.
feel that they have to buy ini' tlli- .~1il\i~ oi 111111 lung .~_\ne_ iviiether or not day
want. an art‘cle. Perliilps _voll pose as ti 1n:irly1' who has had to H0 P0915
to w rk to support her i-liiltlleii iilstviid iii :it-t.iig like a SIIHDDY 53105- Pl‘°V°
woman, and the woman you know dont .going bt-1_~1ii1_.@ they are tired of sm-e
-.»»»e
_ . . _.__ . _.__ wi I WM( P k in _ _mmm dmm__ mm, Thmgdav even Dear Dorol.l1y Dixfhlaiiv yours ago 1 bet;iiiie_iiiiatuatcd with 3 mar- ` was
9540 P ’“i D""'°*" MU-51°' CB' cause of this that specialty sliops ‘iii-cs. ~iii>'p~' i:i~i' k:lioif,mt?lcvelstkntisebe_ left ahve? 'WCM' me PGM Lnlmmw
9G0.31.2m.9Fi0lne;t. . *_ ,__ '_  -~ ‘_~- '. .. e o m- Jh
u_TH“mnGE P101' as salesuomeii society gills whose lllends will come to buy of them. vs_ 
_ M
11:30 p.t'il.~TiiP 5D0l`t WWW- So if your friends dou't patrliliirc you thc tliilliciis are that there ’ both
Hf‘tit‘_\' Vlii1’.\’- -=li0i'iS “m1'tm9liiHT»°f something the matter with either volii-` shop or your salesmanshi Per; try’ but using me word 'ren In
' you don‘t carry the line of goods tha; is in demand in youilcomf its strictest sense, the sense that
munity. Perhaps your stock is not iresli or smart. You can't expect 'nuns "M muy p""f°m°"‘ °f B"
_ any one to buy an old-iusliionecl hilt oi- ii last _vt-lli"s iilodel diese even for but defhmce °f Mme' h°“' “b°“t
the sake of friendsllip, you know. i’erii:ips _viiii .im yiiimlng your shop it?. _.I hope these two mcll who
too lnl1e.h on the Dei'solli1l i`i'lc'lii»ii1|i Lmaig _.mi Wu make our customers have
o
Masefield and the Irish pocl
Yeats. These two men have
written much beautiful poe-
glven so iiiiich delight lo their
and generation, ure great
and that the centuries will
it. Bllt I um not absollltcly
of it...And how .ts it in oth-
untries oi me world? Has
EI' C0
W P.:nei'ica a great livlnc poet? I
Mlm' all. busiiless is bll.sllii~.~.s lliiti one cull l iiiii it long on frielldship “Oni
or pity or having known you "wlicii~" Sou iluvc to have the gooqg many-
cluswlners want anti nlake it pit-usaii. ulill easy lor tmln to deal with you P°1“nd» Russia- N°1`“'a5'- swwcn-
if you want buyers. Liiveii these iliilgs, iliciitisiiip will help, but it. D¢nmal`|¢7 Whai 110 YOU think?"
know. Fr1l.nce. Italy, Ger-
Spaln. Belgium, Holland,
Many years ago Professor Phelps
giving a lecture at Yale on
 . 1 1 . 4  4. (1 . _ -. 1 _ . _ - _ ° _ _ ` __
‘_ .._ 1. (~ 1 ~. 1 1. ;{ -~-»<iii D n mr M nn Pa W 1111.3 111 \V_.1_\r,m.. hm for Mrs (Dr) 1 fied man who uri llluoly ill .ole 1111.11 iilt. At that time he wasilcll and one of the Ellizlish poets. He
_ ' ' ‘ 2 ' . ._ "  _' _loin the bam’ litter- _ lpopulai- and liciii a iiiili ioiiii ii' oil it 1 iiiu 1 »- ti' l - 1
.; _i \_.: \._, _ ;...._ _,.1 _\11_<_ J( Wmdau MKB ie( M th ha __ _l '_ L. .1 til .c _ 1 _titty ling could to get writes
__ _ A . ._ _ _A:__;,\ _ mn mm ‘  ' '_ ° i _ _ 'L "Z 'S p him to leave his wiie, but hc i-cilisetl because ol ii s chl.d. He and I be- . ture
1~ t .1 . \. itt _ pi tr. therinc yfrs. McKenzi wa _ _ _ __ _
lt:-.~i_ ~ - ~ tm :ii-:: i-.~i1:i1 .loiirliey _ Ngrvr B12 th B°"};,H.°.f‘,(,`nT2f.03lI¢4x;' . the recipient nf an exquislteepiec; O Lame _ummm 1" “ "”.“‘“““ ")‘_‘““ “’*““ ‘U me luring N5 P0SiU°l1. NS 1 Paul'a'. The official bulletin an-
,._ L. _ _.__ _.___ _.___ (.______~m will will »Y.t`ii- 1” tt; 8-PM .C d 1., of snverl Mconumnmd bv hosts ox _ mono) and home. A;so his ivlic iiititi, out oy this time I had had enough i nmmced that the ificture wfmid bi.
11, . “lift ‘J fiitfison o Mrs. . r‘ .rea _v aimnd “N P - 01 hii11. he had given nie many vuiutibie preoeiits among tlrem some ldelivered by Donmr the Dean of
...qi iii' 1 \\ :.1 1:1 _ 1i~~t‘i~..e.r _ _ _ ,V I ,I - '_ 1 s . _ _ U _  ’ _
_'U _J _ “__  '_ W_K_____,m and flineliav he \oi1iif1_ <01 eff' iurt .1\ 10 _ _ _ line d ainonils, and novi ili.ii .liii._,s ii.iii,‘;_iiiii» ltioiig with hlin he wants 1 SL P
U 1 imm. ,___ Wi fttlllr 1'”‘“"nii\ fill a sttl*f`r“~"*d1 _ ( It. me to give some ol thein baclt, but 1 cunt see ully 1 should. He still
i1.»i -1111... .. ,‘._._v ' m. ,__ I _ P‘ Ri dl _ \1r~ 'liar s A M.1cK¢\nzie, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ence
M __'_>1_ V ~ . - fmiitllil lp to lit e-ice ter s ,F_lm_m_ SUM! hm rewrmd home hallgls iéiéorllgdlliile tt; the uttliiiitlit oi my husiiless. 1 hate htm. 'How penn
_ . . I - from a dellchlfiil holiday visit with can g 0 lm MM mortified. Arid an undergri-iduate
M-" "W  “""“"` ’“-“""‘*"}“`h' At. the mil Llnlui thi. nriemmnimemhce of hor family in Boston AMW". told
of it-“I announced a. lec-
on 'Donne, the D-Jan oi' St_
aul's. -I apologized to the audi-
for the Deairs failure to ap-
saylng that he was mlich
me that if the Dean had ap-
"‘_" V'j*_"|~'”f;""   "[_°f_x_T_°“_"°:1 the tea hfxstesscs will he M1-s T. Fl. “nd "m""°"'_ _ _ _ As the man gave you the ciininoiiils I suppose you are under no legal neared' it w°“ld have been R mt'
" “""""‘ “" ' ““"‘°‘ “`°"'"` L Pi-nken ltfrii A R “’ff‘lnl‘l< Miss _ compulsion to She .°ln_‘.' oi thi-ni buck out it wu lu-ld a heart as big as a. W"
lecture. Perhaps it was."
5"""";" 'mil' Im"m°V.F'Ta1.'h`.M.r' W‘t'°fh.1' K‘°.i“W‘i”t- Mies `1i’iP\ti0Wi Th" i"'_"“"‘t 1"'“sV'°j“m°" °f Mr' chic.ken`s I shollidll1lnky`ou \\ould whirl. io at least share thcirt with him P"°f"55°" Phems 3°” 011 in Say
 _\i :-_ '_ -.wiv *Fri .o ic oitn Sm“_m__‘ H_ R. Hill.<r\ri_ the Blrehrs. is re- new that he ia in “.am_ about _John Dunne,
1 _  ~ :"1  ‘\l` Il;:l111. , , , ,
izrettr-d bv his hosts of friends.
"Never was the great Deal-i‘s ie-
F' iv " _.1 tiiv i  “-<‘li'_ iifill-‘U WT mm jr.-=_ r' if \'-1i.._~i_ or. _ _ ° ' _' He was generou.v to _vou in his pt'oslli'l'1ty. 1\.ow when he is poor and Dtttaliiott higher than it is at this
" " ' `_ "   _ _ ‘_" Life Vancoilver are gileats at the Queen! “’f‘-*S Win" n“""i 7' "h" i*’“"'h“ down and out.. you should he glilci to .~ll't'ttl1 out ri helping hand no him, moment: and there has been a
“"""" " " ' " ' “ """' ‘“°“L’h Hotel havinc come after an a‘\=<-11i~.c°i"i' Staff of U1” M"m°Ti“1 mu". but I dare sav that tail-ness :ind reslitutiiiii have no part. in the gold- tremendous rise in it since the be-
i/ . _ " _ of 3,-, _.mrs 1,, ,d“,.“. f-1,.,~_1l_ui.=p< in é ""l"|“' Colm!" "f St- ']"h""“~ New" diggers creed. glnning of the ttvtiiitieth ci»litul'_v _
_ :his ci'v and Province
~foii1irllnnd_ who has been visiting
While Dunne was §1\'lng in the
".I"" '  ’  l\‘ i"‘~"`7"""' ` ~ ~ ~ ' ' V-"t` -l*i-"i“1`- Wi'-“~ H- GBX 311550" °f Ido ilot think you would ll.t\».‘ lilly iiilllcuity iii 8'~‘liillE rd Of YUW' flesh, Ben Jonson. talking with
1 .___ _ i _ ._ ., _1:i iiil"f"` D1' :ind \ll'.< 1’ E Croken hav:-_ ’“"""“‘i"1 ll"-“ 1"" 0" fl Vis” W former lover. Surely wllenlie iiiiti oiitiiowliltie truth there was in your Drummond of Hawtllornden. said
V '  " S "R N""'1' as their uisiioi-.<4 Mrs. Cl'oken';-.iM“ml"‘*‘i “lm "IM" Canadmn vows of devotion, how selfish uiiti gl't~c_tiy and stingy you are and h0w_ that
 `i’ -_<‘ ' 1' 1’ llvi; g'_)}0“‘;‘(-‘:\”!;"- _<__¢_.,<_- M~-_._ ()~Rp.~.,m ,md Hmel ritigs  ret-ltrnlmf to hC1` 1101716 quickly you turned your back lipoii ll ni wllcn iillslulitune came his Way. cent,
jjf I7' __ ’ _ '__ V _‘___ h‘_wc dnieliie-r P,»1f=v or New Yo.-k ll - _-- _ _ _ hla loving will turn to loiithiiii; unit lie built nee iiom you. _H180
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 . i I 1 ‘  11-1! 11111141-Aiiltf tri NGS. _mm fvrenrrinld of Saint. Misf HNF" ‘7"d5°“ “"5 h°5te55 _ Dear M'i.~.s Dix----Do _lou lliinl: ii iiiotlliw is _i_ii.=:tlflcii_i1i poisoning the 
“ " 1 l' ‘- i ii“`»‘ y,,l.,., -,Wi W., n,.i,.(. M1.. shirt.-\..1Hl» U01 i‘fll“f‘ in Alexfindfa 0" Mm* minds ol their chlldrcil aizuillst .llc iii-lui? Why do so many mothers Judg
1 - 1 f 1 »' "ii W- aufi Q. ' '  - ` . day ei-enuiiz at a sh0\vf~r in 1101101' » tl tl iii 1111 to tiiei- i~liii<li~eu:> why should a woman
~l"»oi1.~‘fl are \-i.<.iinrz with Zi/1'. and aluay! bein 0 191 3» 0 5 _ Mid
fr. W <‘ .1 1.1 1 rc 1§inr_:l lllely. _ ,_ ._ _ f Ml. Dori M tch 'h0.' 1- -' i 1 .` 1 ‘ ` ’ ' "1 t ke the children
` ' Ll ' N V" A T Vim! "mm M 'hm `“m` ‘ Eiga tackes rilace iln Augusltse man 22:1; (;;|~,;l@eia‘ih1§;iinL€riTlI;ai1:i;ielirsxhialnioiiiclifi ltllkic iega I understand ShHk€Sl3*`H1'€- WHS U19 greilieSt
Donna, for not keeping of ac-
deaerved hanging. But Ben
added that Dnnne was the
poet of the world in some
gs. Ben Jonson was a shrewd
e of his contemporaries; he
that his intimate friend, Will
_mp _UW ‘__ _,O _MM I_,m_mPn`ni»~r cottage _rlt’Rf»:~_‘.’1-mint., i . _i . . ~ me.ml " G'K_ dramatist of all time. and he is;
rite a cf - "11 nf;‘<"'11of»ll tea at ,wr _md Mme _Y A RWM nf m_ Mrs. Bennett of Vancouver is _ » ~_--- _ h_e iam Dmme ‘xx first Pgethmithe
i 1 it _ l’:" 1-1; l'::~ 'l7\' ‘i“t1fil" »_.,__ ha", lakh" _W ,,‘_=M_m,.__ 5,, being welcomed on ai visit to her Answer; _ _ _ “°r 1" mme “'~5~ an 9 5"
" ' ' 1 " '-  1'* tl" 1"-“l""'i ~,,. _._ ...,. ,.,,1¢M, ,H Mpgpy, moihef. MTS Ttipef- Itla easy to see why a \vom1lli_1ll1e:~s she is exceptionally broad- No
one has ever equalled Donne
' ». _ 1. 1.1. _\r1i~i1iiii.~  _ mm ' _F W .t _ _ . minded and just, tile.; to pi-ejlldlec the chlliii-on against their father in in certain ecstasies of sacred and
(  .»f»1if1..ii so siu~ress~ rx" \;,'r;,,,‘;;g:,`f` ';';;;;=,1  NT; Mrs, Lorne Unaworth, of New cases of divorce. She is bollnd to _lust ly l11~i‘..cli to them in breaking up profane love. No one who reads
i  ' in-.c 'ins vi ~fff vftrtf whitlnrs wfiwiiv... th.. mmm" York, is visiting her daughter, their home by making them iccl that site is ri pool' P0rS€Ctti€Cl `mBi"i»Yl' Donnes poems is ever the same
\n~_~i~i ~'v- ~-1:-fiizs .'11-riiiriit i'i _ -0,, . .uh mem A MPH- RttSS¢’l Chandlef in Keppoch. and that he is a brute. Often a woiilun 1'e\'ciiu<-i‘s herself for li*-‘B1 U* man he was before that experi-
» -. -_ <1 .».; .~ ---ei-.» Rev 11'. 0 V' 'mn' nm W ` ` ~ ~ ° ~ fancied wrongs by teaching the cllil<ll'<‘n to liu‘c their talhcr, but on the encey
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Queen _Mar\ had an eriioyable Other hlmdi 5°” C°"1d""°‘i"" E 1" “ ‘ ‘f ld ‘W lm honor and
if ' time at the exhibition of pictures Calded her f01` B l71a'»imU“ blondc L0 U-'Wh 1"-‘V ‘fm 1"`n `e< _Christopher Morley in the Bow-
und sculpture at Chiswick House revere him' Img
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1 ,ii-.1 _ il 1-1-~ii_ 111.111 ur ..ilk. tally laced with silk. wool or sovtarhe
li 1. :i_ .-.. .1 i ';1ii'l'.i- twirl wlth izlovea laced in match. And fashion
ll1'lli1ii'.< s tifl =.\ 'lu lirisct 1.. 111 lllclicr i`11vilr than ever tielolrl You will
1111112 viriiw -1'. '11if-iiipliliiiiiityoursports and daytime costllmea, The
r._1',»n 1-1.1 ‘ .;-~. _fi '~ _ 111i p_i|~ii-in nf i.i1u\'¢~s and hi~11~1, diagram of lzicilig
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st 1:5 :‘-'1 1.1  iii _-iriiiiiis or mln li-_oin preferrecli to The Charlottetown
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1 ~i- this 1-1i;.p..ii. l’r|nt_ynur name and address plainly.
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recent ex 1101.11 e el
Nort.h Star. the Docior's`parents_
iRev. H. 1). and Mrs. Raymond ai-
ranized an informal morning re-
_tni'_\- ivhere n1:1ll_\' of their friends
llzlri the ol1pu1'ti1nl1_v of extending
their congratulations to the happy
voting couple.
ceptlon for them at Bt, Pauli! Rec- _
who niorored down from Boston
on a two weeks holiday leave this of
morning on return. B
Allison oi Toronto nre summer-
at
Y\lr.<. Hain Niilsuii 11nd tivo sons
has been granted a iiiilclit 'ui `
method to color brciid to ln.1ii"i
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Lean :ind Miss Violet Owen. mn dpwmuvl, schmm. nf ti...
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ble. The coloring may he ap-
Mrsi W A- mmk *md Mi” Rum plied to biscuits and cake tis wi-ll
hich will have gnlrlell-bl‘.\\\‘ii
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mn at C'"“"`"‘H'“h B"“"h- criisi. with nice paticl .sliildr-.5 1:1- i
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end of white ol' lil‘n\\'ll.
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Mr. and Mrs. Melville 1_3l:i<l.=li.lw
Bulrimersidc. arc vialiiiil-Z 1"
aint John. NB.. accrimpanyintz
° ' ' ° Mr. and Mrs. Fails of Mollirral
Tuesday was the 100th annivers- W
ho have been visiting Island
_ _ _  ;. 1 -1 . lf ri <‘h‘ldr need <10
It f" an B meat pdl; bfCa_";_f._|_`;Nf__i"_'\ (F`Q;a?._\;l.h;._r;5t(,E.5h.$y¢de§_ And the Great Fire of 1666 is that of
_1;ith°rC:u1;iflfA‘m§f_’c2x;O p‘§m?‘;f~n.|,_.,- \11..,‘   toil and support his child- Dr. Donne, poet and one time
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ren and never gets a run for his i11ol.<:_v. DORTHY DI‘x- De
_ ilk f ~~-~~:;'_-‘M
coloi-f_XEti? "Siil11liu»i‘.._ of"`"" Y O V £36 “nd “wk "W0 h"“‘{"€‘d WMS
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for
. The tra liostcsscs at tilt- Chflr- 1 gpokilnc. Wnsli.. has liccn riilvlsigii
loli'~1iv.ili 'l'r'l~.lll;~ (`oil1'is this nf- he
li‘rl`-iiiul will bt' Ttil.~.< Vlmllirv \fC-
Grecn of the Saturday Review
of Literature, writes - "...wheri
_ .ly 1 " g th. man. on _ _ 1. _1  _. 11 dig mage
}LGCed Bere* and Mu,¢h;||g GIUYQS and grounds where- she played _ __I“ °_’dm"y family_l]i{:i]_&;;“"‘;$'if;;il‘S£hf';:;I;]iT'__u"“£ tfféir 1-Ethan. Colonel Ishnin gets through dis-
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when 10 years nm »agE` itelztiily kiixlliingisdthveakliehs and iinpliiiit 111 ilu- t'lii!ifll`c11'sn111lnd tliistiilig \c`f;;'§r‘;§_da]flin(‘ih;  bitrgué
. . . _ ' l 'tl ' `il.~1;_icriot1sy. icy wan `
RW' Hugh Mmm and Mrs' izrhilttiisgiltdalhli/irsthghf §:?laiTnPi§tzll1l01i'c lliil1iiiim1llJo>l .lil-'l to grolv up believing go
Mtiifl' BW €UJ'01'in8 I h01idBY 8-i» th 1' lie who t';ll'ctl for them. _
Broadlands_ Bonaventure County. that Mother Wu e °n 5 1° * h h dang Morlegliigtglealuesgld QJBEO
Queb c. _ - »_ ‘ tl l'l l' h ' mli '11 she loveat em, OW I tree - " re-re B O n
' 0 . . . . IharciMs(i'i:§o§¢i;‘lit1?Sllifiiildhti ilcoi']i1l(lir:`l]1\ sllciysncrificea for i»l'l@-171. bllii 5\'\° DOHUG 0V€l‘Y SDFXUGW 191- Wh0 WU?
Dr. George H. Raymond and ‘never Say; 1; word about luiiv Futlici- .\l1ives for them and how he does chide ‘rny'pal.sle, or my gout. my five
bride of Mniitieal were given a without the things he wfiiits ihiit. tlivy may time ndulscncivs- Milly gray hairs the old rustic can stil-
crirdlal welcome during their brief mowers are always c,.11i..1,_m,; iliiiii- lilistliaiids to ll1i;1il1;nc_l11ti1ldre1rxie;.nctL;,e(l)iI; match Zag with mg A_..
visit to the city Thllrsday_ Com- ing what poor _ilidgmcni 1f‘ai1l.‘i' 1111>. uni in ally ` _
ing as passengers on the Steamer ithe children to lake slrlcs with tliem lac:-iliuc they ate S0 Biilid "h° having a revival.
children might atilnlre Falller and love liiin rlif1-Qt.
poems and letters by John
nne.._ " .
John Donne seems indeed to b
The only monument from th
Old St. Paul`s Cathedral in Lol;
n which remained unlnjured b_
an of St, Pauls.
Old St. Paul's was started in
complet-e. It was swept away in
the Great Fire and till' present
   Vatlledral. designed by Sir Ghria-
conivm 3
pher Wren, was begun in 1675
d finished in 1710.
Wren‘| tomb bears the simple in-
scription in I.ntin_ 'If you seek my
monument, look al'ollnd.'
The carving of the choir stalls
._
_~`i\\'0RY CREAMED EGGS is
by Grinlillg Gibboll, the fam-
______ ous wood-carver who was din-
covered by John Evelyn and pa-
8 Shredded Wheat Biscuits tronlzed by King Charles II.
7 tiwpg butler
Gibbons charnct erls tic carvings
1 i.~p_iii1iici-cl onion are in high relief. undercut, and
4 llisp.-._ flour of
naturalistic forms. Fruits.
residence of sovcreigns. On July
13. 1837. the young Queen Vic-
toria drove from Kensington
Palace to take up residence nt
Buckingham Palace with her
mother, lllc Duchess of Kent, nl-
thollgh. as she said at the tlmc,
Kay. Church Street. Bummerslrle.
is rr-turning this week to Halifax.
There hnvf- been many informal
parties for Miss Begg during her
visit.
_voting daughter Marjory of Wood-i
stock, N. B.. arrived Thursday ont
11 visit to the foriner`s mother. Mrs. i
FT ll. Norton. l"l'l11ce Street. Mr|:`
Fllniei- Rov_'.i-r mei. |.lu~m :ll Sack-
‘1!lli>.
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Colored bread will be the bak-
ers' answer to the current demand
“lt is hardly big enough."
O 0 O U ‘
ary of Bliuklngham Palace as the m¢nd5_
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Mr. R. H. Hagan of New Yorkll
has been visiting his allllts the.
Miasea Hunt and Mrs. Munson dur-.
ing the week. 
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Mrs. W. E. McDonald and 1
daughter Miss Katherine left
Summeraide this week for their
Miss Jenn Bclzg_ who has been _summer cottage in Nora Scotia.
visiting her sistrr, Mrs. Eric Mnc- ~ » ~ ¢
The Summeraidc tlnlf hiistcstim
this afternoon are Mi-ii. Melville.
Bradshaw. Miss Harriet Bradsl'mw_
Mrs. L. G. Lewis, Mrti. Will Mn-
Kie. _
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Mrs. Murray MacKenzie andi Mm Align png-|11-ms of Mimti-0.11
and her son Mr. Lloyd Pnrsons ori
New York and Mrs. i"arsoi1s nro'
visiting the former's mo‘l1eiz Mus. R
T. Holman. in Siill1meia~.i<1»~.
l I 0 O I
Mrs Morley M_ Roll elilf-1'tnii1i~il‘
Thllreday at a pwtiy al1t~l'iloi1l1 tint'
and in the eventnri at a slipper
bridm of three tables.
2 clips iiillk flowers and game are draped in
l-4 tsp .wilt
spetfk 17011170?
ti sliellcd hard-cooked egll.
sliced
3 tulips. anchovy paste
over ir..-ei-i twat, melt 4 tbstw. °f
the butter in the top of a hoilcr.
111111 ilu- nnloii and cook until aoit.
'Fllen :uid the flour and stir until
lillllilefl. Alltl ii\1‘ milk- 531° and
prpilci'. iiltlcrc over boiling water
iiiifl 1-uiik_ siirriiig. ulltll thickened
triiwi- niirl cook I0 mln.. sth-rinil
<>(`<‘.i.'.'11l11il_v_ Add the 811025 GERD.
iiiiil lv-:il thni<oiiizli1y_ Meanwhile
split the blsciilla and heat in a mod-
l-rlli-e ovrli of 375 F. 10 mln.. then
dnl with the remaining 3 thspe.
biiitci' mixed with the anchovy
paste. Sf-rve the creanied eggs on
the lioi 1>l.<cliiis-Aallovvilll iwn
litlclllt linlww in each person.
Bwvcs tl Vnrlnlloli: I)i‘vll1=tl or
Poifrd llnni may be Stlbstitllikd
for the Aiurliovy Paste.
garlanda and ewags. cut in mln-_
uie detail in lime or boxwood and
applied to the wood panelllng.
The influence of Wren and Gib-
bon has been far reaching in the
architectural and decorative world.
King Charles I1 set the fashion
for the new French style of music,
in which violins, hitherto unknown
ln England. played an iniportatit
part.. John Evelyn was of the op-
inion that the violins were more
suited to tavern than to church.
King Oharlea particularly liked
the instrumental 'rltcrnelll' thai
were introduced between the sec-
tions of the anthems. These pas-
sages were secular and seldom bore
any relation to the composition as
a whole. It was .said of them-
"T1ie_v may be likened to the
che-1'ubn_ growing every yeiir more
and more like Cuplda. with which
the inierlore of churches were be-
lt Takes More ’."Iiui1 Just l<‘riendship to Bring  AND
ii °"‘°"“.}Q,§;,_f““ " Success to a Woman in Business;So if 0.1¢.
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A CTI VI TIES
M
Till GIDRY OF THE DAY
Ah! let us fill ollr hearts up with
1 the glory of the day,
And banish ev’ry. doubt and care
and sorrow far away;
For the world ia full of roles. and
the rose; full of dew,
And the dew is full of heavenly
love that dripa for me and you.
-James Whitoomb Riley.
DAILY DUTY
Nothing helps me so much in the
_ effort as 9. determination that no]
day shall pass without a dolliblei
duty dist-harged_first. the duty to?
oneself, in _the acquisition of some
1' positive knowledge; secondly. ore's
1 duty to the world. in the doing of
‘ a kindly action. or at least, the ‘
speaking of a k'nd word, to afimei
other person. what more can one
do, or indeed wish?
-George Gissing.
THE WORK OF LIFE A
The problem of life is solved
through the work of life. The way
out of your despondency is in ro-
i ing straight on with the work now
1 ready to your hand. Answers to
1 great problems are not so likely to
tome to peopfe in caves, as along
the dusty road of duty-doing.
. F. J. Peabody.`
HOW T0 LOOK AND 'FEEL
COOL IN JULY
ThLs ls the time to figure out
half a dozen ways to keep yourself
cool and freah looking. Take a cold
shower in the morning as well aa
a hot bath at night. Put on frllh
underwear every day and send your
_ dresses to the cleaner frequently.
if your budget doesnt allow for
high cleaners bills. better wear
fi-ocks which can go into the tub.
If you wear white gloves, keep
them immeculately clean. only
rarely can a pair be worn a second
day. And if you have auocumlbed
to one of those tiny white crown-
less hats or are going in for white
braidedhead bands and no hats at
all, do keep them clean. Nothing
is wore than a dingy white hat,
crownless or not.
When you have done all you can
. to make yourself look and feel
cool. try to forget about the heat.
You may not like it a bit. but if
you have to atay in it. you might
aa well be philosophical about the
matter. The more you diacuu the
‘ weather. the worse it seems. Keep
1 windows closed and shades drawn
during the hottest part of the day
and see that breezes from electric
fans in your bedroom blow upward
toward the ceiling and not directly
on the bed.
A CHEERFUL BEGINNING
Tie-back curtains are nice in the
dining room so our first outlook
in the morning is a cherry out-oh
doors one. Do not have this room
ao heavily clirtalned that it ta im-
possible to look out during the
breakfast hour. _
T 
the anxieties of the Civil War and
the repression of the Common-
wealth. England wanted to be
anluaed. not edified, and readily
fell lnvwlth the taetea of the
‘Merry King‘." _
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°“”°"“°°“°"°"m-°=eW» -:- Social and Personal -:- Fas-hzons -:- Lztera ture
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, are nodaooocodoonooo been , _,,.,_ _
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eep one wind _
attic at all time?  ‘W th
most always one window th is al.
more or less protected fro at Is
°1°m¢11ie and this currgl-it fm th'
sir over the top oi the hoiigerm
keep the home cool and eomfwll
able during the warm weatherm
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A Too-FULL Day
Th
e ambitious hon” -~
ten makes the mistake zilfyifgmof
too much for one day, wnh qt?
result that although a great <1" '
has been accomplished she .» ‘im _
nesrtened at the end of in; gf' 3
iléectluse her plans fell through), i
ma er plan a lighter day and get
Ore done than you hopeqf .
It makes for better morale. or'
suocasriolaron _
saunwicmis "mlm
Put alioed tongue, and ,
plcdkles through the choppn;;m,;1,§§
adomtgiifflcient salad dressing 11;
Slice Spanish onfims, senfiiu
mm Fings and season with sa't 
pepper. 1 ` “
Spread bread with peanut bm.
and act with ,limi gherkm °’
Add Jlliii H BU§Bestion of finew
iclgaarzd onion _ui tomato Sami
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WHAT. No Dtwncay
London Telegraph; There X
no such thing as :-1 liniiseholel
drudge in South Afri¢a,_ gym nn
the poorest farms or in the mean.
*lf Bubllfb. there is a native to el,
the work of the home. He will
start at half-past five or six in tllq
morning. and if he ia well trained
he will not only do all the cleaniiig
“nd iidying in the house. but he '
will cook all the meals. and per-
glva find time to launder oi- gay.
en.
M
KEEP IT COVERED
M,
When the sewing mari-,ine 3
'mt in U5* keep the cover over tt.
Dust and dampnesa will soon ruin
the metal parte and mechanism if
left exposed all the time,
_MMM l
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Mrs. Wilkins-I suppose you'
getting a good big fee for atteiidt1i}
that rich Browns boy?
Doctor-Yes, pretty good. Bl(
why do you ask?
Mrs. Wilkins-Well, I hope yet
won't forget that my little Jolmnll
threw the brick at him.
A woman travelling by train wa
talking with the man in the ne.
aeat. In describing her holiday. she
said that she had visited Ban Jose
“You pronounim that wrong,
said the man. “It ia Ban I-Iosliy.
In California you should prionollntx
all J’s as H'a. When were vol
there?"
The woman thouizht it minutt
then answered, "In Hune an
Huly."
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FASHION GUIDES
FOR
the
HOME DRESSMAKER e
_A aun back dreaa with its own
jacket is a ‘must have" for vaca-
tions or week-ends.
The young boxy Jacket makes it
very casual to wear all summer to
town or for luncheon or informal
atfiilra in the ccountry. It hu be-
wltchlng short sleeves and pockets.
tool
The ahlrred bodice and gored
skirt of the cool aun~i‘baok drerl
will give your figure young slim
lines.
Dazzling white sharkekin with
jacket to match or contrut in
navy or in a bright print is dash-
ing for this young and flattering
sport; ensemble.
If you want the sun dress def-
initely for the beach. a gay Mexi-
can cotton print is adorable.
Yotl'll be delighted with the any
making. A dlagrammed mp-bylfep
sewing instruction chart ia includ-
ed.
Style No. M5 in designed for
atm 12. 14. 16, le. Io years. 30. 32
34, 86 and 38~inchea buat. Sine fl
requires 3 8-4 yards of 39-_inch ma-
terial with 2 yards of trimming for
rtreiui: and i 8-4 yards with 4 1-4
yards of trimming for jacket.
Price of pattem 15 oente in
mmol or coin renin nreferredt
wrap coin carefully addnae te
oharlnttetmm Guardian ||vin|-
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