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THE crrARLcrrrE'rowN GUARDIAN e ' " . G... SEPTEMBER 22.1934
rm l _  __ __ _- __ _  ,~_ _£  l_, “--  _- _ .$3 __ _Zi ,_
her span
Beneath the waves of storm that
iash and burn,
The' currents of liquid passion
that appull.
To listen and keep watch till we
discern _
The tides of sovereign truth that
guides it all.
-Lampman.
CAUSES OF SWOLLEN
FEET AND LEGS ARE MANY
Ptlobaibly one of the most fre-
quent synlpionls I am told about,
writes a dcctor. is swelling of the
feet, In some cases it is fortunate
for the patient that this symptom
brougfhthiln along for a medical ex-
amination. The causes oi' swollen
feet and legs are many and various.
Girls who stnnd a great deal at
their work suffer from rt transitory
oedcmo which disappears when
their health imptioves or if the work
does not require so much standing
about-. but a doctor should be C011-
Sulil.-d.
In elderly men swollen ankles are
sometimes the first indications of
heart or kidney affection.
MAORI YVONIAN DIES
AT AGE OF 16
A Maori woman, Tuehe Rangi,
who rernenl-bored the ciminél Of 1119
'wllite people to New Zealand, died
leccntly at Taranki at tl10 M9 Of 113-
As lt girl she married Chief Tupeto.
ind had four children, all of whom
atlc n<m_daael./ In 1873. 10111' YOHTS
lifter 'I`upeto's death, she married
Tutangl, his ylaungrcst brother, who
died 40 ears ago. Her only sister
died 50 _vcfun 213°-
CATHERINE THE GREAT
DIfS(‘RlBES RUSSIAN
` COURT MASQUERADE
Before Catherine the Great as-
cended the Russian throne she
spent several years living with the
Elnpress Elizabeth. Ting- poor llttlel
‘fianer/_\ of the lmlf-wit-ted G-rand
Duke Ifztel' was obliged to obey the
Empress implicitly. and solmtilmes
the 1a.tier's whims led to many ridi-
culous situations.
At'one tune it was the Empress’s
Cust-:im to hold a. nlasqlledade at
Cour£"ev-ery Tuesday. All women
were"te be dressed as men 'and all
men as wom-en. The masquerade
was not enjoyed by anyone but the
Empress who really suited rnen’s
ciotlhés and the 15-year-old Oath-
:rine..`
` A ROYAL FROLIC
Th»e"n1en were furious at being
dressed u-p in gigantic hoop-siclrts
rvhichtihey managed so badly that
the women were‘in constant terror
llest they should be knocked over by
1-heir‘l’7al't-ncrs. Catherine.. however,
was cri“nn age to appreciate these
frolics. and the letters she has left
contain a description of one.
“The very tall Monsieur Bievers,
in those days Chamberlain, wearing
a hoop-skirt which the Emprex had
given llim. was dancing a polon-
aise with me. Countess Hendrlkov,
who _was dancing behind me, was
over-'thrown by the hoop-skirt of
Monsieur Sievors Be he gave me his
hand' 'in turning. In falling she
struck me in such at way that I
fell bénoatll the hoop-skirt of Mon-
sieur Slayers which had sprung up- ‘
right beside me. Monsieur Sicvers
ent-a.nfzled hilrnsif in his long
skirts. which v.-em in great disorder.
and all three of us lay on the ground.
wit-1l_ me entirely covered willh his
skirt. I was dying' of laughter and
trying to get up: but they had to
como an lift us up because the three l
of us were so tangled in Monsieur i
Sicversh clothing that no one could
rise without causing the other two
to fall."
So presumably Court life, while it
was weary and tiresome in the
young' Catlirinm, had iits brigfllt-er
und lighter aisle.
‘ VOGTYISH HER! LYNES
jacket
There is no doubt that the new
fashions all -have 9, very complete
 about them, and spell perfec-
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MY S YRIPHONY
By Wm. Henry Channing
T0 live content with small means:
and refinement rar.-.herfhan fash-
to seek elegance rather than luxury; ‘
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10111 t0 bc worthy not Jwspeceuble:
and W99-l11ll.V. not rich; to .study
llllflk fllil0tl_v, talk frankly: to listeni
to stars and birds, to babes gnd`}
sages. with open hellrt; to bear all
cheerfully, `dc all bravely, awaiti
If your
beneiactress,
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Your son-in-law should treat you with the
respect and adection that he would show his
own mother. Your position in his hou.sehoid|
should call forth all the chivalry in his nat-
ure and make him particularly kind to you
and careful of wounding your feelings. He
should bear always in mind that it is a cruel
thing for a. woman to be dependent on others
in her old age, and- that it is not easy for one
who has been at the head of her own house
for thirty or forty years to have to play sec-
ond fiddle in another.; house. l
TOWD. Called on Provost Hanick and,~ » ll ° 'l '
his age at business every day emu; lovely girls __
Colonel Macliardy smilingiy replied _ v °"°
Jet lllallk and is iwllled "N1E8€l'-” King and Queen of England.
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Mathieson have returned from a the tég,_}l05;¢-5595 wlll be M;-s_ M.
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ms. lor.) F. E. smallwcod wasi . » .~. -
h°S1€'SS H11 H <11"-llglltflll 8-fte1'n00l\1 'An attractive tea, musicale and
tea at the Canadian National Hoteiigurpr-1.5¢ ching, shower was given by
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0¢¢_fL-;l0n_ hm-ry never; in a worm I mote a mans welfare and happiness than the one who provides him wittlh Mm A Lord has remmed to gnherefriisldal;/has_ J;;l;>1o;lN:;ho;;0n_ _
tv let the Spiritual. unbldc-can and ll g°°d “'if"' Many yea" °f W°’k “ld mxlely ‘md “°’11lC° 5° ‘“”t° ° sourls alter u very pleasant vlsltl one of cms seasons popular brides. No. 756 sub   .
unc0l1_selo-u_~;_ gr-_-,W up through the rearing of a girl and the mother who does that task well and who fl s her with Mn _md M__s_ Frank Dean at on an__v_r_g the guests were met by ~ _ ~ ~ ~-~--~--
C0mm0Ii- '1'l1lS is to be my sym- daughwf 1° be 1* "e“1he1Pm9‘1°° and °°mp“m°n t° B' man has done mm 9' th e ir hospitable bungalow at um M15 ghlrle stems Wh0` ........................ ...........
h service that he never can really repay and which entitles her to his ever- 0 S Y
P ony- Bi”lgllf0n SHOTS- opened the -door and.were ushered Name
1asu;?J1§'r lbtwtrlulaettitude toward. your son-in-law when you so to live in his M ' ° ° in by Mrs. Harry Stems to the_
house should be that of guest, and you should never fail to show apprec-I _Q _ind Mm E' E' Claws” had l1V1llE-T001" Where M155 W°15°ll “Ui street Address '
LAVENDER IN BLOOM muon cr his hospitality, 1: ne should be grateful to you for lllvlnc him 8*’ ° ““”t,5 ‘°’ the l’“"’1 Week- Cflved with M15- N1°h°lS°ll *md the
IN “’“““V°°D GARDENS a abou wife. you should be equally grateful to him for sivina you 11 S°°<l Mrs- °‘“WS°“-°' l°‘""“1S “nd Slit” brides aunt 1 Miss 'Gaima The   ....  _ 
*-_ _ h0me_ - l MF- *md MTS- A- R055 alld_ MPS- musieale program included de- City state
Princess Alice' Oounms °f Au" Very few of the mothers-in-law, who go as a matter of course to live A156112 Hufdmmi. MT- Hllldmlm llghtful selections by Mrs, Jack
lone, is one of the most enter- with meh- daughters when they are left dependent, ever realize what rl and winsome young daughter Isabel MCNHU-_ Mm gh' gud"-m,»e_ Mlm J-__
prisms gardeners L" me Royal fine and unselnsh thing their- sons-in-law do in taking them in. For Of Otlilwll. The visitors, who made M,wd0na]d_ Miss L_ Ankem Mm
family’ mam' °f “'h°m take gmt not only do the sons-in-law take upon- themselves the burden of another the trip by 11101012 @H.i0ycd their Thelma Bums_ M155 Thelma- Tues G d h 9
lmde 1" “he” gardens “"4 delight ‘ mourn to reed another back fb clothe, but any sucrlnce the privacy Of holiday here and friends vied with and Mrs. .r_ ste,-ng The pretty tea fan m0t el' 8
toxgrk inhtllem.__ed ___ Bah their donlesm' mes by havlng an outsider come toilivle wiith thelgre one another in. th_eir.entertninment. whim centered with exquisite 1-1oW_ _ _ _____i_
en s _e vlsl le' a.ma.s l-l gh t th ir door rer ace an - - _ _ , _
with Lord Athlone a few months fu5eD£1l;,l’1pE;,¢:‘;L;n1~;:l~xvv§ot?§8ew?nSt)l{l1;poblrhou; excepst for her daughters The yellrlng presldent of the  al_°_x§s§§S _;)v?,r gicxxnoi I Qullt Patterns 54 yard yellow material
115° the Pl'lllCE¢\S bI`0l1§l'1i,ba01¢ With. husband. And if mothers-in-law were a little more grateful to their Charlottetown Music Club, Mrs. -Sewing were  Mary I,.v|ng` i 43 yards 3 1“Ch bllldlng for ill-
her to England a large °°ue°1'1°“ °f sons-in-law for benefits received, it would ease the situation in many B Raoul Reymond, entertained the Miss Jennie -fume, Mrs J`. -
S9955 01’ native D12-nt-S and flowers, h0u5elmld_ . members to dinner Wednesday at Wllllams Many lovely pieces of ~ - when ordering give Number 234
W1l1°h Slllt? Dlllfifd lil ller alllelldy Treat your son-in-law,.t»hen_ as an alJP1’¢¢1HilVe guest W°l11d B 39"' the Oakwood Tea Rooms, It was a China “fem am-actlv 1 ann ed  `
beautiful Burden at Bruntridze tus hast. Then realize that, as at guest. you must adapt y°ufSel.f to the must delightful function and the fo, the brme mom _,Ed b co§,,_  _ f'~',' '~  _, . _ '
Park' 1° Sussex' Mani’ °1 these alle ways of the household and not try I-0 run it 8/-2C0l‘d1llE 150 Y°l-ll' OWU 111635- club members, one and all express- (.81 verses uf ood pwlshes 2,1. her . `\\  il 
“OW ill full 1°l00m HMI Pfesent a i The thing that makes old women such a pest and causes people to dread ed their appreciation not only of Happiness 1’ X *K f //_//; _
very handsome effect. Her R»0yal_ having them around is that they cannot resist meddling and sticking their Mm Re_vm0nd.s hospitality but fm, ' _ , , 1 .\._\\\\\&\ -‘_  _ 5 .
H’~3h“’e55 deV°1'°5 3 Wnsldemblelflngers into everybody‘s pies. They never realize that their in-laws have her untirmg “Torts in an things Mr Lemuel Pmwse and _stef _$5-;~»\ \_ .-/_/__-_fy 
amcuntofhertimg to these gardens, H3, ylght to their own taste and their own ways and their own opinions. peytamlng to the gmd of the club M_ 'D0 __ _ _ ____ 5 `j;;\_;- __-_,_
and 15.~°1'15<?H Vlbeseen there at work. If mother-in-law doesn't like tobacco, son-in-law has to listen to a _ . . » mgssm ___;‘:_£;°§;; 9122210315 5523?' ~.;":”`¥;f` 
lecture on the evil effects of nicotine every time he lights a cigarette. If Miss Dorothy Kcrwm rammed at _____m-mo Un__rPrs__y af-ter Z  ¢:_'f’;.3_\:-'
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Q S ROCK GARDEN islllgtgleyf mllil “r'ri<!;l;haerl-)irr(r)f1lla§)vlrtii(.’sn]astdil2`i/lrlticxzl fadllist” seg-ilillflzaw never ‘eats H g§?£,esg_?g tfyxe; ;;;iE'§;1e`10§|l;;? d°11Eh1f“l VHCfl110ll~  ”/- 
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As most people me aware. the mouthful without being told now bm everything he llres is for his stem of Mm Harold Moom Prev_om _O ____ depmure from .» _ f %/____\\\\`\\\,_.
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Queen is a very keen gardener, ¢h_ _ - __  ~. -
thouglh she no longer works so a Don’t meddle. Don’t lecture. Don’t criticize. Just remember that Within ___ few' hgurg U! his arrival Antigonish, Mr, R. H. Pethick, . ,_ . _ \ _\.
actively as was at one time the case, you havent any more right to police your son-in-law mlm You have 8115' in London on an _mime from MRHHEGY Of lille R0yHl Batik thC’i‘~'¢
when =he had h-er principal country other muh and that you have no sacred mission to reform him. Keep Paris Prime Gmgc o_dc‘_ed ____ wus honored by the business men
home ~at York C tt . S d' - l d fill ifairs nd your tongue off his faults and PHY f01' YOUT ' ' of the town when they presented
h m. or me can af-gre 13;; 1;? youfl mrfllio 1; Sniarlng ibul-self agreeable. ""g“g"'“°“1 “lg 1°* Pl1“°'~‘SS him with it club bug, Mr. Petnlck lwrmr. WATER LILY
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taste has favored rock gardeng, aid bo And leanlptoy do the vanishing act. Don’t always be under foot. 1‘n'f_';_"1;‘_’_’~ °§_§';`e*3;3e-hH‘; Cl_l_0Sed1‘~ Kfiihé was bank manager, there for several Clit Olit 1111 ulipllflllc pieces and
twofineexamples are nowtobeseen Don’t always camp on the back seat of the automobile and have to be as B __l"Pu__re- exe ll_‘_f_1l~ Y__  9_ years and hLs transfer to New -WW BS lridlcv-ted On small blook. Ar-
ai: Sandringham and Balmoral. dragged out everywhere your son-in-law and his wife go. A man likes to Sa hhsélu to b ra -_eau lrtll' Glasgow, N, S. was very much Yllllge appiiqued blocks with plain
There is a third at Holvrood House, be alone with ms wife sometimes and to gc on on u little spree lust with mural: _na me m_;>l1ll d in Pl” 1- regretted by liL-, friends. bluclfs as Shown on quilt diagram.
Edinburgh. W'll‘lCh the Queen ad- her. Spend some of your evenings in your own room reading or crochet- _ -0 if Sl? rig modem in de- _ u » Insert 3 inch binding to match ap-
mired when the Conn was _here _ng or playmg so__tm_,e_ siinben each side of the sapphire Mm T_ W_ L_ Pmwse enmrtained plique blocks between blocks and
recently. Use tact in getting along with your son-in-law. In a, word. treat him W 9- b111i0I1 01' all °bl°n8'| at a. jolly house party mst SM_u,._ around quilt.
The Princess Royal has inherited as you would your host, DOROTHY DIX- ~;‘;1_“'“`e`°“° d1“m°"d~ Prince C‘°°"3e day night in honor of her young AMW 5°" seams when °“m“3 Pat'
the Queen's love of gardens and ° ° ° ° ° ° . en left mr B°lm°ml~ 5°°tla“d- daughter, Miss Margaret Prowse. 'gms' » '
th Dlx-Should a Wife get up and get her husbands to discuss plans for the wedding - -¢~ » ~~ Block finishes 9 inches square
flowers generally- The grounds at Dear Doro y _ : _
k gg M 1-l b d orks hard and has long hours. Is it my duty with his I>H»l'l’nts. Satisfaction is " _ ' 40 applique blocks
her country residence at Harewood brea fas y us an w dCc_s_o _ the felt here that th Brmsh des_ Mrs Wend_al Graham of Murray 16 plain blocks
House, near Lee s, ha been to et u and r are his brealkfast? I shall regard your n n e gner, , t
mmous as among the vgngxggin me ,miter 55 nl-mlm? ep R. R. Captain Molyneux, will make the Sgr;-5b0I;vltlI10r1ix/Ir_lS aflldcni/11?? 3 fe; _3 inch border for insertion and
N0l'th of England. having been orig- _*__* Wedding g°"m ml' the Prince” and Macdonald, Upper Prince Street, mound quilt'
inally planned by that famous ex- Answer: _nk Pl'0b“bll’ also the 3’°W“5 Whlch her convnlescing after her recent
pert, “Capafbility Brown." If you do, you will up betimes tomorrow morning and put on a p sisters will wear at the wedding. acclde,-,¢_ _
bungalow apron, and whenky_;_<_Jurhl';_usband___co;r1esh_d;_wr:i t1/_c;nl_>I:_afkf_f;S_t\o1'_i; M St _I *___* , _ _
ALL-BLUE norman will rlndon the table it smo g 0 mea a W u ~ ’ rs. ewar, w e of lm. w, A. e _
thanking his lucky stars for having bestowed you upon him as a \vlfc._ Stewart, M.1',,A__ ls belng welcomed b 1; §1§°? fmiggerct dR'°5° “le
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Her Royal Hlghnesss tastes ln- T0 my mind the one and only Justification for a-wcmurg  mme from un extended visit to the 93,1; wlilchollt-as aticnagl chats;
oline in me direction or sweeping up and setting her hu-Sbafud his brcukfact is sickness. and y _ _ Pacific coast and california, much f -
“fre °f helm” ameri- el  zz" °‘“§.;z;l.  in  ;...°.l. f;;;li;'S..2; i‘;§..£:l“1l»..l$
when she _lived at Goldsbcmugn ins at me es you We-H l~ ~ * ' ° ‘
rrgllslqelmd one cf gllcse wmmscd downright, honest-to-God illness, the sort that calls for a doctor and Mm (DL) W_ H_ Pmuck en__e___  0;1n_<i_0r_iicran_;no_tl_l_er,s_s3\__e
entirely Ut mwm °' vm°“s shades trahliiiitligilsire r do not hesitate w say that any able-bodied woman  §§_§___f§o’§°a;“_?;§ _l_’)§_’g_3°hl_;§; Princess Elizabeth. helped her to
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nuaégeggcxegsmgé vi-$`};aI1nag5;u‘:i1<`_?gm‘.;5_ qu1b§¢l;waral1ll}myvvd’;)nll§§l;em]i’e;l<`l;:€Cl-1 i`dsm;kiek;._succe;s1gof marriage when ]___1g;'S1soXV-‘___§f_’-sp1;_l;l;1F1<g_8*;ewW1_?;ysh;1; with toy 'a`nimals,p§iotlls,'a1]-gllcstllre
See the Due °f   Su Sr.f;:§l.ia.?,l..*:fl..‘;“;z::.;.‘;il::“:;‘;».i.i.°';.l.;l‘.“li:;;    --   1- 2.‘;:“:l.‘:.l“.;2“.l.z..il;s_““- 
 (;~eRD;;]_',  agsahe starts to work with something he has poured dut of a can and a, cup ¥‘;5g;';gt_1?_n Bf1`°vf3_ 51% Qndmlx-K; » s ~ ~
much time and attention to' tht °f mmm °°”°° S°“”““ °“ ms s”°’§‘“,‘_°,§ hf_‘Scf,‘_§‘_;“k§_‘_f‘{__f_1_‘”;'_;   f_‘;§‘_;;§_‘f‘_ summcrz ' " "e S 9 SPE _ ' Mrs. w. w. Clarke leaves this
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h amlstant in Princess cook i___'w0 ,R0M;s. F. S, Chandler, 8 Brighton _ _ _‘ `_ ` ' '
uw' ue   of '° ‘S a  welll; l°;‘.‘.e“.?:.‘:'l.:l°°::::;‘;.;‘;llille sm;  .?:.i..:;‘:lu.   Ml- Mlln-»  -f
Royal ladies Pr-uicess la.~_strlcc has “ess P°‘“t ° "CW re” as el ,_ Q” ow fm whole d,,y_ It _ . . . ' Eclgeiull church school for Girls, “Pony _ I just don., due take baby om SMB been behaving
,_ crucial time of the day. For it str kes t e eyll 0 G _ Wild _ N_ 5_ M _
always tak" “mt mme in he' gives the husband the picture that he carries in his mind all day- H6 MISS Isabel McLeod one of the V126 §mc1pR1_ 'wggdhaviessa nggsfagf mmm? 1°1°l¥- I ¢l\!\'¢ imlgille Why sllo's so crossi"
¢“W5"`“S at 0H‘l'19bl`0°k@ CHS-119. 111 - n looked at breakfast He carries in his mind September brides-to-be was genu-_
me me od, Wig_h,__ It may be “_ thinks of his wife as s e . _- - friends hcl-e_ returned last week
called' tw' that Prmmss Bmtdm Whutllqhe sa1gta’l‘tt lznllletaltiagfdrk feeling grouchy and ill-used and put upon. 31155;sgliperlsd/isnlynilguegéimvisfltenhng from A delightful hand” visit t°
md mme ahve in f“h‘?'1ay1"g'°“t 0! ith cclgg- of a. woman huddled up in bed while he cooked up a mess friend Mrs George J Tweed Elt gh-dr respective homes In Englimd
the gardrms at Ba1m°“"I‘ flu hilnself blelgween intervals of shaving and dressing. her apartment. Going to the vellran- :£5 Scotamtlgf obtaimng 1* C111' tllvy
”_"“*'“"°“ Or he can go off to work Surly Bild ously- N’l1l¢mb<ll”1¥l8 H fl'0W2l’ dah on an errand for her hostess d ‘lcd ° wurlmcs “nd had
WIWFQ Tn ml ORDMNED woman in a soiled lkinlono and soggy toast and lcathery eggs Mid l°2C°“ she was met by ll. jol`o crowd of H dtjonax pleasure in H vis" "°
Lydia E' Gulch-V' Regina' sask" and n breakfast-table quarrel that' was still going on as he slammed the young people mwm on"`.,_ shown. in M155 Lefml' at Oxfflfdy Whose
Wm ll`“"° ll" °"“1‘l”"°l”'ll 11111’ tllelucbr behind mm. ner honor the results of which °h“""l“g l°"’°°”““W"‘“ P’1“°'l"“
""1'l1-°*'l'Y "1 *ll* U"l*“-fl Church 01 or he can have the vision in his mind or u smiling woman in n any were ,,,,,,,{.m,,5 love, lm -15,, “il EdH°1l1ll mme Years HB0 is re-
O“"°d“' reflllcsted hy th* S“‘5'k‘*1'°h9“ - house dress who beamed at him across a delectable breakfast and send pm.(.e]_,_ were opened alma “Ales of ;‘_*;11°d _:V101 5170310" and esteem by
‘Wm °°“f"""m"" dmldcd “'15 Week him on his way \vlth something pleasant to think about. lfvlllzhter by Mig; Mm,gm_(,t Comms e _SC 001-
Mml-V ‘7~""' "Nl °"“"”l"”» '°"l"1-l “rc Ht- Kingston bv ill" K0n¢‘l”2‘-l 001111011 And which one of these women will keep her man? You are telling and me ncc0n`_imnymg v',,m,q _.md ,_ _
slit. the tail-oretl our". .<-llowlnfr felt- Cf me (ul,-_,,~,7h_ If Ord 1 ed_ h OR_o,1\HY Dlx -~ _
cfiscs. wllicll is it -=1uar5\vf\y of fin- will be the rim woman is cringe; mc' D 1 by Miss <l)(f)lr1fnR1(idd' A delicious N0 AGE L
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FUR EQUALITY
n used no lock me self-cage. church. ' le on Juice _ IUNDON. Serb- 1B~<0P>- Mrs.
2+---~»-~-------»~ 9 m _ On Thursday evening Mrs, J. W. 'Votes for Women" D¢spaNl_ who
<   S ' Ad dry ”‘gre°u°“1‘“ 1;’ mst m1;1‘._{ McKenzie entertained at a kitchen was once one of~`Brit>ain's most nr. "Si1e's sallow Louise, just the way Bobby was when he had that
__ inn-1' -
 Fear of Middle Age .
Rich Wafer Cookies
Cream slightly il cup shortening
Severe Strain on the Nerves Blend ln gradually 1 cup brown
" The dread of middle age
__ Hu ruined the health of many a woman.
To some it is a worry
breakdown.
This period in life has r
..,B\|t they are greatly
` imagination.
--~-It is the fear and wo
.-1 nervous system,
 Rather than the natural change at this time of
life.
_`1£And thereby supplying n
375- _ system,
_§»»'I`broughout this period
“You can usually avoid
__fWith a good au ply of nerve force i
"LTO onauro the zenith and vigor of mind and
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You dismiss from your mind any worry
“You may have had about mid le life.
mf
 By keeping the blood rich and red
"You need have no fear of middle a e.
:. B using Dr. Ch|ne’a Nerve Foo regularly,
 &'
that brings a nervous
ts difficulties, 1
exaggerated by th;
try that deplete: the
utrition to the nervous
sugar. Beat until light, and add 1
egg and combine well. Sift, then
measure 1 cup flour. Re-sift with la'
teaspoon soda, 1-3 teaspoon salt.
Sift dry ingredients into shorten-
ing-sugar-egg mixture, combining
lightly but thoroughly. Flavor with
1 teaspoon vanilla or maple extract.
Add, if desired it cup finely-chop-
ped walnuts or pecans.
Drop by .small spoonfuls onto well-
greased baking sheet, keeping 1 meh
apart. '
Mocha. Spice Cake
Cream 1/; cup shortening. Com-
bine, then blend in gradually
54 cup brown sugar
M cup nnely granulated sugar
of chango,
any serious trouble;
Cream until light and fluffy. Beat
until very light, then add 2 eggs.
Sift, then measiu-é 1% cups flour.
Re-sift with
2% teaspons baking p°wder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 tcaspon cinnamon
1/1. teaspoon nutmeg
'vi teaspoon salt
Dissolve 1 teaspoon powdered in-
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th” it W"*}_b°°"“5° "idle 4085 W°P~»._ Dowager Queen Marie and her dainty lingerie effect in the collar
l`1¢Cl Sheep- The Princesses have a daughter, Princess Ileana, left and cuffs carried out in crisp white
new Shetland pony at Glamis. It is september 19 for a visit to the organdie, edged with val lace. Or
The Chief Justice and Mrs. At* the Golf -1’_.inks this afternoon cuffs and ookets oi plaided taffeta.
511°” “Sli 1° M°l\tr_¢ul and Otta- Mclclnndu, Mrs. w, H. Pethlclr. 4. 6. 8 and 10 years.
WB- >Mrs. I. J. Yeo, Misses A. and 1. " Sim 8 requires 2% yards of
doesnt need any aid from mother,
Delightful suggestion too is navy
blue wool cdepe, accented with
with the navy dress, still another
smart trim is to make the collar,
Style No. 756 is designed for sizes
if?
inch material with % yard of
inch contrasting . ,
Price of PATTERN 15 cents in
stamps or coin (coin is preferred.) 
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Material Required: 1
2% yards for applique blocks
1 yard for plain blocks
3 yards purple material ‘
5-6 yard green material
Ure HOUSE PVIFF and I _ Doroth_y`Dix’s` Letter Bode '_ __@_¢f_p_pen_|°ngs of the. Week FASHIONABLE PEOP1_5_
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° P1'1ll¢9SS Mlrsllrct, her daughters. marriage Mrs. Scott was the guest ,
and You  be  and Welcome and by the COUHUESS 01 517l’°15hm°l'9- of honor at a series of social affairs d__25';“!f___y§’_‘;tfg‘g_oE__};f;; 
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_ imiiealitybeéivykaé shewgoathéz Wolfld  ::n‘;r&_at_d§e;:as_l2;;.;;|:)e1_r; _ PCHHIICSS Wldow after visiting several shops in the hey- pretty home 84 Fitzroy Street. mg) getting “_ on and °x_ she
‘ `b\’8fl¥l» WPHP-oven' fashion,l D;-11' Miss Dix-My husband has recently died and as h J ff, Colonel Macliardy, -th in t - 1. ' D0" odd hostess at a mm
Through every age amd race._ allowing a. glimpse of 'a contrasting _ without any means of support I am compelled to go to live withemy mg? four year~old town clcrkeoi’  _101Il§~‘s:ornrb`oil{at hvdgssummef °°t'\eltl;\egx`éytl::¢fi;lg’n tweeldl made the ori -
frlwllsli lapse and strife 1°0l0red slip beneath. the same np- 1 ried daughter. How should I treat my son-in-law, and how should he '_The Duches; cordially greeted cQl.i tag., at Keppoch for Mrs, Ross. may ln yellow and brown It tubs go
Tm  great human soul completes Dem-mg m the mawhmg “Pe 1”' U9" U19? A DAUGHTERB MOTHER.. ‘mel Macnafdy and remarked that' UPW8-rds of thirty guests showered perfectly. The collar and cuffs are
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EYE H YGIENE
Surprisincly u'id@s;1read attention
is being given to the matter of eye.
llyE1el'\€ li0ll\'1l-lll\YS- Men. wonlcn,
and children in every walk of life
seem to be mdopt-in.g the daily eye.
bath rule.. Experts trace nulcll of
this to the eye imitation caused by
the drouglht and the prevalence of
so much dust in the streets Film
stars, famous pilots, and motorists
have long followed the daily eye.
bath rule, using an antiseptic eye-
lotion. Eye-bathing is very generoi
in Jalpalr
NEW OIL DEPOSITS
OFF T0 VIEW
Sir John Cadman, famous Bl-irish
oil rnagna-te, is shown above with
Y./ady Cadrnan as he left London for
Newnes, New South Wales, Aus-
tralia, to view the shale oil deposits.
The shale oil deposits at Ncwnea
are believed to be the richest in the
world. 'Dests have shown that the
oil-content averages 106 gallons ll
ton, and there is believed to be a
possible total quantity of shale in
the neighborhood of 20 million ions.
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d d shower for Miss Isabel Mclean dent suffragettes is 90 years old whiney spell lust month. She probably needs n
"“""'“’°' T“"‘ 1"” “ new an inviting the mothers or the com she celebrated her bu-tndu oi
floured 8-inch square pan and bake - _ ' Y X1 |“,,¢lve_ Tr’ Cutnrhgv
in a moderate oven (350 d ees to m““ity in fm' the h*‘l’l°Y Went- °n3` 343° and when all 1ll1HV1€W€r
360 degrees E, for 50 to §§'mmu_ Amid kindly good wishes, sage asked ner ir sm was retiring from
tes_ cove, Wm., mm-y uncooked ,n_ advice and lots of merrimcnt on l_>0lii-iosshe said unoomlprehendingly
ing or Seven-minute Frosting. how 1° "ai" her lll1Sbf\Ild» U10 uR;_i1~"1-“Z7 There '18 80 mu-ch in-
splljmkhiswnh cinnamon or chopped hzgjsspaigslllllglldteggiocigziclggregxlu llvlll (xEel'rerthr‘;tvi:'(;r1d| I must so on' I
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n _ _____________. ments before good-bye; were said, "People think 1: sm very rl-all but
° ° ° they ale mistaken I am feeling
' 'rne closing tea of the reason at Wmlderfully well. and I think the
» » the Charlottetown Tennis Courts “’“'°°n 15 1-iw-t I have alwvob l¢l9Dt
AMOrnlngSm(lQ _ this afternoon will be served by me lll wwh with the World- It keeps
_ Misses Ruth Rfattenbury, Feme V011 Y°““Z"'1"1l€' SH-ld With a- Smile.
Murdock and Lyme. Wright. T1`“¢- 'Ulie position of women has
~ o » improved wonderfully slum our
Smith lived on the ground floor Mn R__ Donald Scott and bride struggle, but until women have
and he suffered from very nolsy| are bemg weloomed home this equality with men in work and pay
ne1shl_;>r_s in the_sflat above. seeing --_-l-_-*_-~___ me Wm of the sufmgems ,msg
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tunity for H protest had come. So - _ the spirit or anven1iuv.»."' done perfect wonder; for hurl”
he out it out and took it to Jones in - - _ ~
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As Jones read it, a. smile crept A 1='_-lem,-'l»l)_ She went to prism several
over his face. "Greatl" he cried. times for -her suffrngetie ugltctlons
"Oh, lovely. Lend it to me for five qu;-1 the 0 _ _ _
minutes, will you, old chap? I want  V Ms for Www" cam
to show it to those noisy folk up-
s1'9'”"" Presentation to France of 9 mlm
bed- of books by French-Canadian
doesn’t contain any of the harm-
ful drugs that often are in
adult laxatives. Cutorla is
it teaspoon clove J
"Can any of you," the teacher
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means, and give A sentence to ilius- The books came from the c__`:____'i`_f_‘_‘__‘
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pleasant to take, too - tasted
awfully good."
Q "Yes, I lee it hos, Lnuiseu Castoria has helped thousands
of children. It’l especially good for acid stomach. You know- 11
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