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japod llaetmaldandlet who
will be clever;
Do noble things. not dream them,
all day long;
Ani so make life, death, and the
on vaat forever:
Ui, liwt DDI.
-Charles Kingsley.
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BINTS F03 DAILY CARE OF
YOUR. FOOTWEAR
Peet, carefully shod iii neat.
shapely shoes, are a foundation for
beauty and grace-literally and fi-
gur»tively_
- We w0u.ldn‘t think of appearing
I a dingy, dusty hat. Yet our shoes
which are just as important in the
general scheme cf fastidioiis groom-
ing, are not always above i*c|uviul-li.
‘_ Firlt of all consider the Question
pi' ahoa trees. You should have ay
pair for each pair of shoes. And in- L
sert them just the minute you re-
move your shoes, They help shocs
to retain their shape.
Then there are little satin sa-
chet bags for the toes of your par-
ty a\@e'.l's. Put in shoe trees, leave
your shoes in the air ~sunshine
garefersblyi and when they arei
Quite dry. remove the shoe trees'
and put in the sachet bugs. You
should have little shoe bugs for
party pumps and see that they
close tightly enough to keep out all
dust.
Of course you get a shine once
or twice a week, but do you dust
Jour shoes each time you take them _
__off. You should. Suede shoes need
_ln be brushed daily. There are lit-
,tle steel brushes for that purpose.
,_,(f you dont like a steel brush.
.there are special suede cleaners,
Ribbon ties should be washed
,and pressed Often. If they pcisiet
_ln looking limp and uninteresting.
,_ put a. little starch in the rinsing
"» A Gtonirirn our or rea
*» Tea in the sfiemcoii is one of
-'those doiiglitfully quaint customs
-whether served elaborately to
scores d gums or intimately to
one or two. There are many ways
-no add extra touches to this pleas-
ant ceremony. '
If you are not familiar with a
london tesbob, you‘ll want to tty
»'-4-this method of tea-making in one
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i'l¢l.\l`l‘I l$ll\\'Ai¢lI lb`l..\.\l\
in the lurrsgate fuuri, 'Huh ueurgf
v, a D mu
ls ra estate of Angus A Melionaln
isle ot Pinquld in Queen's County in
the said Piovince_ farmer' ileccali-il
(estate
Hy llie I>lv»ii|»\|r:i\»li~ ll.|r~»l.| I.voiii|r|i
Pulinrr. Surrogate Juug»~ ol l'rl»l».ilv.
ati- _ sic
'In the Sheriff of the County of
Qu¢en'l County or any Constable or
literate perlou within said County.
Greeting:
Whereas upon reading the petition
an file of llodi-i'u~k A .\|<-l)\»ii.-rlvl of
Vharlotteiowir in Q|w»~u'>~ 1'-iiiniy
aforesaid, rein-il rn|l\\':\_v iii.in_ iii--`
avlrnlniatrator of iiie aliove iiamvll
-ante praying that a citation may he
iaauld for tha purpose hereinafter
let forth: You are therefore hereby
reqnind to alta all persona interested
in the laid Eltate to be and appear
before me at a Srirrmriitr- Court to
he held in the Court llfmiue in whar-
lnttetown, iii Qiiec-n`s i'<»\|r.|y_ in mu
said I’rovlnl'e_ on Monrlliy th.~ ninth
day is! April next, coming at the
hour ef eleven o`elock foranoon of
the mme day to shew' eause if any
they can why the Accounts at the
said lltat9 lliould not he pulsed anil
the lstate closed an pr:|_\-4-.| fur |,\
laid petition and on iiim.i»n of ll
Franrin Ma¢l’he¢_ E-ur.. l'r...ti»r for
laid Petitioner And l dn horrhy order
that s true copy hereof be forthwith
Fxblilbid in some newspaper pub-
Ihal h Charlottetown aforesaid
uae; in anon week for at least tour
follaeltive weeks from the dim-
liereof and that ri trim mpy he forth-
Flth bolted in the fi»ll¢»\~.ln¢ |mm|.»
places rraps4~f5r~~l_v, runiir-ly, lu ihv
hall of the Court llnuse in Char-
lottetown aforesaid, at tba Post Of.
lice I Mount ltswart. in said County
all.: heat sf the School-house ln
Pia I aforesaid no that all person;
intehltad in the aald eeintr ns fifore.
laid may have rlue notice th:-r-of
Given under my hirnvl null -'~,|| .(
ihv salrl twirl this msn any ~i' if--1,
rulr A Ii nm |m,|
Y in the 24th
7°-' k 5|-I llllesty s reign. `
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(Ill) I L. PALIII
Surrogate
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IUIITBIGE SALE
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°1 the irldmumly atenseiv
“U04 by that num. . you
lfyouiiiretcsddnrseuwm
otherwise regular and perfect cup
of tea, of course, you can .19 ,Q
Here _are some things
people sdding:
colors or in el
sugar. Little
which may be
lors-a bowl of m
attractive on the
aroma and taste
Some folks even find
drops as delicious in hot tea
fresh mint leaves are in iced glas-
ses. Caiidied fruits also do double
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essential to the formal tea table,
but for other occasions a bowl or
dies is a channing addition.
PLAN TODAY FOR TOMORROW
If you keep tomorrow in mind
when you are waking for today,
you'il have a part of 'I\iesday's din-
ner prepared and part of Wednes-
da_v's or 'I‘hursday'5. too. There are
certain cooked staples that can al-
ways be cooked in quantities. Boil
more potatoes, for irmtarwe, than
are needed for the next meal. The
following day they may be cream-
ed, fried or scalloped If there an
not quite enough for the third diay.
eggs and meat may be combined
with them.
Mashed potatoes may be made
in double quantity and the second
day they can be put into a baking
dish. topped with grated cheese or
butter. Plan to have some hambur-
ger steak left over. It may be sea-
soned with tomato sauce and serv-
ed on baking powder biscuits as a
sort of mock patty. These bhscuifa
can be made slightly richer than
ordinary biscuit dough.
Many housekcepers make enough
pastry for two or three pie bakings
-do you? It will keep very nicely
in the refrigerator for several days.
The result. is less work. shorter
hours in the kitchen and time sav-
ed for other duties, pleasure and
rest.
WORLDS LARGEST PEARL
ONCE PROPERTY OF
MARIE AN'l'0l'Nl7I`TE
The worlds largest pearl, which
was once the property oi' Marie
Antoinette, is now in Delhi, India.
It came from the collection of
Henry Philip Hope, the posseasor of
the famous Hope diamond, which
brought tragedy to all its owners.
liow it reached Delhi is not known
and all its present owner will say is
that “it is a long story."
The pearl is two inches long, four
and s half inches in circumference
and weighs three ounces. It is sur-
mounted by the royal crown of
France in red onaincl and gold_ set
with fine diamonds.
WEAR YOUR HAIR IN STYLE
GBAWDMA FAVORED
The Victoria. coiffure is beauty
news :ight now. smart girls are
cutting bangs and arranging the
rcst of their hair much as grand
ma did.
from the short straight bangs
Comb your hair straight back
from the front and arrange lt in a
bun low on your neck. In contrast
to the lluffiness of the bangs, thc
rest of your hair should be smooth,
un
Keep YOU Ahve
ous gases constantly he generated
If th; countless millions ot Nd
corpusclse in your blood stream an
normal your blood health will bl
up to par You will feel strong en
crg-the vigorous and confident
But if md somuselea an lat
illl in and in strength, you
one to feel weak, tired ont, '
safe way to ie-
and vigor That
and bu id
tha
Pills
duty as a swcetcning and flavor-ing.,
Peppermint or cream patties arei
compots of any not-too-sweet can-\
f
there are mill.on» of millions in her nggm b,¢_ h|“¢,m| nh .
umnwmmm£wmw~mmm~»~»
its lilc tiioum so very brlcf ishiost tl" that Lula had bmusm "° her' MPN”
useful., For uit maintu ns your life " Wu "E nm' mt" th" D°*""' 'ml
by dom; time vim ming. Km” Md °"°’ ""“'“;° '° 5"' W
It su-nes life-livin: Wm from "' "“..“°‘ °“1’ °°° 'R**“’° °° 9-
¢h.hm¢wm.b°dy°°u._nu,m. Hatch in the left handoofnl' il
ports nutiument from the digestive th’ °”’°l°l'° al” WU
organs to every part of the system bil-“li lllllilffililll N
and it brings mics to the lungs, for stalwart ymms comm
expulsion from th¢ the poison In
laoh red oorpuacls-of which l(ol1yBenadictsatbdtuyl¢ht|n
F0
an
ed Without this le*!‘vi&.
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Can~I-Iitler Force Women. Into Uniforms?-
Woe Betide Him if He Does, for the Love
of Clothes is as Old as Eve, and a
eaev wnsfln an in
unifm-mgarbnvenwhenthaylntotiiatlbeatre
sndstep outwiththaboytiiendutanevcn-
im.
Hal It doesnt require s lllwhht to fun-
cast that Mr. Hiller la riding for a fall when
he starts to tell wouieii v.lu\. they shall wear.
They may submit to hu.\\; their religion and
politics prescribed for L i. --.i, but not their
clothes. 'I‘iiemlyrnsn\.lieywliipermitto
dictate to t.hammthataacxedmattaranPatau
and Lelong, and any old Xing or potent-ate.
whatever, who takes away their frills and at-
tempts to put them in a nonducript garment
that is exactly like every womans, does so at
his peril.
Why, even the Soviet Govsrnmmt with its
iron hand able to do it! his the Russian women have rebelled
against being coni_ l led | weal a drab cultllme that Induced thtm all to
a common denomiii.|.tor o. nidec .isneas and are demanding fashion de8~¥ll'
ers and chiffona and silk stockings and lipatleh and rouge and all the
other aids and abetters of feminine pulchrituda.
The ni-st thing the ni-at woman did whm alia received anllghtanmant
was to rush out and get her |. new frock, and all of har daughters ever
since have been following her example. Fa' to woman clothes are not
merely a covering. They are her chief llwans of S011-¢ll>l'€5l1°ll. I Cefll'
ncaue of character, a weapon of otlanae and defense, s barometer of
moods, the one subject ol etsmal interest and the one oomolation that
never fails.
will be required to wear a
Perhaps the secret that the serpent whispered in Ive'| ear was that
even it her apple-eating got her into trouble she would have the oom-
pensaiion of clothes. she would have the means whereby the homeliest.
woman can camouflage her ugliness. She would have an art-iiloe hy which
she could attract the attention of tha balance of tha Adams boys, and she
would have a. perpetual topic tl oonvlrmtion. lady fell for the
argument and so fashion cauia into the world. diculous even to
suggest that any edict can banish it and force ve up the bless-
ing that their first mother sacrificed Paradise them.
ities- 
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womaii's
ll fi'°0k.
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d if claritin a
beauty a ract
other girls thus
what clothes will do for the oular woman is
that it need not be insisted upon han. Nina
good looks depends entirely upon what thly have
just the right shade and cut. on lust the right
on the eyes, whereas Venus herself would be a.
dingy, dull, clumsy uniform. Nor, would even
any inarfs attention if she was just one of tho
disguised amid A multitude of plain Janes.
e larl'a roving sttantionl
out of a blue silk scarf
A woman has
and many a. _
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Clothes also do as much for a
do for her physical. Doctors hav
tonic in a new frock than there
know one man who claims that
gates of death, when she had got me ind
ceased to take interest in anything t
silk and lace lingerie he could buy.
Long ago a nioralist asserted that there was more support in
that ntted in the back than there was in the stnnglst religious
les. There probably isn't a. me-woman alive who doam't know this from
her own experience, and that the consciousness of being well dreaasd not
only illls her with the peace that passes all understanding, but gives her
poise and makes her brighter, wittier and more entertaining. It takes
more character than the average woman possesses to put her best foot
foremost when she has on shabby ahoas.
The aflectthatclotheahave mawomaxrs luqaedtimhnethingshirt
of marvelous. It is one of those mysteries of feminine mythology that
no one can explain, but s woman seems to be metamorphosed yy wh”
she has oii, and to live up to it. Observe and you will see that all of
the really coirpcteiit, high-priced business Women are invariably dressed
in trim, taut, tailor-mades, while the women who do sloppy work, the
Ei
a pink crepe de chlne riegligee If husbands realized the
Wimt drink is 00 I man, shopping 15 0° g 'qm`|'|_
comes to a man he celebrates lt by taking s drink.
and buys herself a new hut. Wlien ; mm 55 gun; in .
he cheers himself up by taking a drink When s wo
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t-ry. but to sive uv their fliierv. no. Never. Doltdmv mx,
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2 tablespoons shortening,
‘A cup sugar
1 egg, beaten
1 teaspoon baking powder
'.5 teaspoon salt
'A cup flour
2 tablespoons mik
'A ctb chopped peanut;
K teaspoon lemon Juice
Cream the shortening in the mix.
ing bowl. Add sugar slowly, stirring
constantly until all sugar is in md
the mixture is smooth. Add beaten
UU and flavoring, heat qmmy
minutes. Put dry ingrsdlxlts in gm?
H Ind lift about l-3 into mixture,
stirring constantly until well blend.
ed. Add about 1-3 liquid, stirring in
im “mv way. adn the next 1-3 er
¢l°h. and t-hm the last 1-3, stirring
each time until mixture is month,
Md ¢lwl>P°d peanuts. nmp rr-om
teaspoon on a buttered oookp, gh,”
gungulzge in a moderate oven to-12
Pllwlcolo warns.
m' ‘M “ff 1* WPI flour 4 tea
'vw-is i»-mr was me '-/. ".1
rnvgziasssi. Add si-adiuiiy 1 cup
“bl ‘W1 ess yolks and a
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WP ilwlwslily drained crushes
A rosa barber is necessary when stenosnphers who never learn to mil. tan soosseopm when accounts
you d,d¢, W Cu, thou mo, fm,” are always out of balance, the cleru who never aeqiiirs salalnanahip, an  in 2 "'°""’°*"°1l Bl!
mn. 'riiey ue quite airrerent all dolled up in hwy H1111” u if they were edu to 1 party. °” “m° "°“- 'N *lu
zlélliiilliinedfrom the pinespple
which we wore`wlien it was chic F"l`U`lf`fm°l’€~ I W°l¥l\\I1 in I #Oiled kimono will et into a i' s und " cup' ml" md 1 CUP Wlter.
to have mannisli haircut. In the Sal’ ‘H1385 mil Sh? W°l||d 'N P¢"l'f°°¢lY i\1¢lDlble 0! :Ying if lhengad on  . wma ser" thu Wm' the
first place these are much longer -  ` .
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waved ma rm. bill' l*=l'=¢li Mmeihlns mi em-avazaatf _ I 5 '“"”‘¢ hllvuntly. aim
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PULII' into A blked 
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A Frenchman
learn the language,
into difficulties with his p
tion, egaecially with the group com-
prising "though," "plough," and
"r0ugh."
When the film of "Ca.vslcade" be-
gan its run and one newspaper re-
view was headed, “ ‘Csvalosdv Pro-
nouncod Success," the Frenchman
went back home.
Mildred Hi was the guest at
a, very smart party, and was pleas-
ed to find that an old flame of hers.
Kenny Fl, was there. She
decided to pique him by trusting
him with lofty contempt, and upon
being introduced to him by har
hostess, looked at him with stupid
indifference, and murmured, "Barry,
I didn't get the name."
“No," was the reply, “I know you
didri’t. But that wasn't. your fault.
You tried hard enough."
SELF
Be master of yourself, first of all
and afterwards you will be master
of others.
CHILDRENS
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hqring you a giui a
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LUNG IIVII WOKlN’8 INSTI-
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The lhhuary meeting of Long
Mm- Woaalra inaltuto mst at the
homo of lun. limsr Psyntar wiui
twelve miihars and one visitor
present. Meeting opened with In-
Mtuh ode and creed. The several
committees gave their reports and
new ons: were sp-
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llra. Murdock laellaod, Mira. liver-
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