F-

L-APE COSTUME A snittrt spi-itiu dress that does otihle duty has hi-en designed by peja. Alontrcnl. of I fine hound- tiooth worsted wool The slim fly- ront dress it; complete wiihoutl Ia capo. wiiii the addition of the lned capo with its htittoned tab Ietail and large orizanzn bow. it Pecomes a timart costume.

ELl.EN'S DIARY

kon "

pair would move iii there ' for them to feed on now "

Elndlllilry when they were didn't the)? We couldn't with I pair of boaters so bout." we chuckled

”And thev were bus)”

ger than those Gage and l

down the maples. thick tool"

sensed anyone was near!"

MARY HAWORTLI

Man And Wife p Always Argues I

Dear Marv Haworth: I have I 9”" 5W3-V"

blem

uita nerte-wrackiiig to me.

dying tip ntir apartment.

litre

t

Iapend all day cleani

y husband comes home convenient, as after he

ks i-tick

from - opens"

thoughts slill pondward.

lagreed, "What a house they I for themselves. The chips they from letting their trees were

ntade i : the other afternoon, when we cut

Yes. sir big and

we

(irand- nt-to daughter giggled at the nieitiory.l I 'lt won't be long now before the

.cr tokens be spoke I change of m

,. Mack "”dded' "1 R3” h'"' Sit-wart Collect in unison hit too he said. And then on anoth- M me lagl mewng W9”, W3 er thought he offered ”lstt i it too

bad that the beavers are gone from up the creek? 1 w i.-li that another liliough there arent too many poplars lell

"They set us a fine exaniple of H there, l ll? IHZY collect busy a- l0llDl'S

-Vafll card from Mrs

built it was mtived an left 3300 be sent to th

said ttie News.

The Beautiful Blueiciys Are Spring Horbingers

)'-'ent. in the millstreaiii today. He wore IHR a cap. it was a Alt-rgatiser. 1 rec-

'Wool tiiiiheritiiz. by Mrs

aipproted. Proceeds front th t-zird parties iiitiiinied to 344 lift. it

sponsored for it

the mail

ospital.

. tttirrcspnitdeiice from the Red tlarch of Dimes.

concert in March

Flt-rt Taylor. A menitirv contest . I "And What I lllllllk "Filth" lltP)' by Mrs. .lohn Landritzan was won rill? VHVN "F (abiiit-t made. diving into the water it they bv Mrs Aim-i-t Ellsuortli, o n pl WI?

member. joined

Mrs.

iii, institute and

tleettng opened with a reading Cht'I-iliiin Efltlvall Jack b,Vterian Church. nutcs . the Woments World (1 and er for e two The meeting will be held lipid in January a-iaftertioon in St. was moved iintl seciiiitled that a collection be carrier .3 Wt" liii is a patient in the Montague dPhRllttlZ title. This

Several menilii-rs ioltinit-iered to

Penny auction was won by Mrs. l l'05'”-T95 9'

Janws "PW, Spring flf)ltt't's

members stibsrribed for the lnsli-l Meeting closed by sing-

MMEJV

''I counted three ltltie-Jan. on the moth:-ilv riisponse and lone- my way lionte from sclwol." it. Yes. dear you're all right. Granddaiitzltler related ctinting inlltii here” to visit with its a while this ete- ”Wcll lillt-it" James says trash-

- ning . . it was a day tor lll('tr ing now at the kttt-hen-sink. and Le... c.t-on” ML-pun, woman mug, Pang an

shrill rolls. a day to catch the there is etery sittisfaction in his bright flash of their plumage - tuice. we sttiaigtitened away I d ' 'l . , the .s'it.'.lit rcmitidttil of a bit of fal-glut of work today." ' Page 8 1 be Guardian lue5da)' Man 5' ten sky. the jewel blue of tltatl lntil toniorrow -- - -- ltiary -- I which tzrarcs the springtime: or (loodnigttl. . . . . . . it comes to mind, the shade of a Hgg"agWVgm'w'Cg. favorite tliess of young years.

Yes a mild fill) and hushed in I-0l"'m -”"NTGl.E W-L which then echoing tails and (tin The wmlar nmmhh, mwmm "L

gioiial st-crct 'v titll

Cltarliiltctowit this

the National is .time. Th

lbaen tinted for their intellect.

the instrtti-ttiiit

vwammg ahead i- W I. met at the home til Mrs.'i an” 1.. Jam” mmm M h" llttrvey Ross on l"cbrtiary 5th.

,. a Hill! is iiteniiii-rs anti one visitorl Mt.-s tliaiiiaatt" M3l'”0tIi:att re-iwas railed saw a strange duck anion; tho.-

for the Htiartl offlilic titaissit on in the Pres-ipaliiis. the atltlress ;ltititg ornaitiental llay of Pray- the marble

l St. ltiinstati's L'niiot'sity has llll9l'l'tIllPlllalC the s('l'0n(I e Marttimes hate always

included the vase of Donald 'tlat-tttititzall ('1-"55 5nd and Leo Paddle the intellect com- also I thank you iblned ""91 Ralph (il1il18lI1.il)T0lll:lll high honor in tile island 4 set-unded thatlprfwlltfe uniiersiiy. e March of Dim-l tvas moved and

has

With more than ltltt ;.-iicsis pres- han, . Variew etit Senator Elsie lniiiaii and Sen-

pator .'tlariana B. .lodoiit. ticrc joint

in the Parliatiietitary

among the

11 mm: mg --1-he Qmwnj l lrs. Thane Campbell, Mrs. es the same week as the l-Iasterl A delicious ltinch was served by l"ia"”"5 P"”h0l- M” 'l”'" Lcsi holidays commence. Thcrc'll be the hostess. Next meeting at the 339 and Mil? llttgtics l.ilplIlnl9.

nice spells of fishing then. ihei-e'."' if the trout didn't

Jamca commented. "The open season

(31, ".V'ot ttio far away" e

'ltis foggy tonight.

James H

KELVS.

pm, hpen Ihpre been enjoying some ntertiintr

won't home of Mrs.

all go Starch 5th.

(ta.

Ellctt the house it"! next thing to rain

s still qtiite a; Mack declared, which pmbabh, won-tlyuu just stop to add tip the und too serious to you. but i

we laugh- at his soberness.” you can "E and gin any day to sate tip the tins Th," for yottr ban.” from nrlr and drops his clothes any (""'l'l llB"”ll.V malt? "ill The bathroom 0" "19 ht”-

lltr1It2l1 a cyclone hadl l'Fl'9V? 3512.3

I l

vo lTlllllllf1S- grease marks in the ash b.-tstn. damp towels draped

n the tub. and he never replaceI'

l1ltlllP top

When I ask him to please be I lltle ncaicr. his constant retort it: ”Vt'liy rltitt'L yoti get You do nothing but sit around all ay nitylitiu."

1 did have I job for I while.

tit was laid off due to lack ofl

a job? i

the stables. giving tip the com

ltlyltittod on the scripture

fort of his armchair in fauir of

brushing the fattening cattle, ln-

splred by the belief that in this. case "a cleaning does them as

much good as an extra meal." What a number and variety of

out to the river in that freshet."

PRINCESS ELIZABETH

.-i

held T in the rlitirch parlor.

The devotional was lhy

tread the srrt

talents. The hymn ”l whom I Have Believed was sung following which was led in prayer by Elsie ford.

i The biisiiicss period

Carney Taylor oti

The regular meeting of the Prin-y ,tce.ss Elizabeth group of the Lad- tit-s Auxiliary Baptist Clturch was on Monday evening. Feb. 25.

ctindtictcd Mrs. S. H. lliirhoe and opened with the hymn is My Name Writ- tlen The-re" Mrs. Trevor Hansen pttire taken from Mat.l 14-27. A short discussion fol-

pasilille 0!! ttablishing KNOW matiy well-known then .recalled. Some of "19 timupu-d in the pruvinc

followed ' wtili the president. Mrs. Keith Bry-

H"-'l CHOIVPS W91"? lllllllflalfd h.V jeltlitn. presiding. The roll call was these farmers today. pieces oftrespondt-ti to by iii members. flnet iwork which fitted in with the mood 3

new mcniher was welcomed to thel

Serting were Mrs. Mrs. W. R. liiiiian. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Sarto l-lntirnier. g-P. Larochelle and Mrs. J. P. ichatetets.

steel beads. ller was of pink riisi-s

navy blue hrot-adcd silk

0!.

John llochertyt tirda.V PVPNH

To receive. Senator lninait chose an imporletl (lclf bltte crepe after- St nnnn frock eitibroidi-red iiiili cutll) corsage lioitqm-1'thc l)aily Tcletziiipli. He . Si-itattir Jndoinlan cmincnt received in an iiiiportr-d gown of'ant.si. Miss

As Prince l".dw;ird island is es-'

the tourist ttirlustry,

Older residents will recall the name of A. H. ('.1mphell. lie was born in Souris atid began his ca- rcer as a school principal

rhartcrt-d ticcottntttnt. Diiriitg stu-

l

mitt-I names are time. it snow plough and thought these have serv- it ”QUllE 9V('llitIt1." g e. others in var- faligable New (-Nriiotia parts of Canada and the U.S.

l

and . and slcdtzcs.

l

l

happened at-

ceiling

tclicstra and singer all

the Multnntitah Hotel.

(llfl photographs show the elab- poraiely gouned women and for- inally aittrcrl men. Casual clothes days in atanding

fwere not worn in those hotcl diiiin;.'-rooms of the of the Miiltiiomah.

l tlver all ih's presided as mana- gct. A. B. Campbell. in fact one paper de.srrihed Mr. Campbell as tho ”ruler'' of the chief hotel in lllllll part of the U.S. Under the (lll't'f'll0n of this Prince Edward lelander lllf' Multnoniah establish- led. a l.l'2!fllltl)n of discipline. cour- a tea tictd rt-ttontlyittwv and scrvice. lit-siaitrani.l

Mrs. Nctvltall of

lllr. Catnpliell.

Miss Tiii lllat-Leod of Wellington, Jgan...Vow Zealand. who has been on I l-Ittropean tour for a year and I thalf arrived in ('liat'lnttetown.. Sat- g. She is the guest of tr N, Mr. and Mrs. W. L'. MacLeod and :t1r5,'attt-titled St. .laiiii-s Presbyterian Des. (.lltll'Clt with them Sunday morn-

tng.

gln)'lflE seeing a Canadian winter.

She calls it "wonderful She saw

Monday morning. for the first

Like all inde-

she has arrived bag. baggage - and camera! A prized photograph Miss .'tlarLeod is taking back to New Zcaland is that of our horses She will be sailing from Vancouver on the ''Orion.''

. dent days. he was well-known all a APT” zilli- ' I of the day; parcels of weanlings group. This part of the l'I1P9llHg'wrj((Ir and (khan-rj

iork. i am inexperienced in the advanced to larger pcns. troughs closed with the Mizpah henedic-ll Ag hp p,-0,1.-9359.1 in his I-arm-r Miss Betty Boer, who has been its-iitc.-s itorltl. and it is hard f0r.repatred. I bridle mended, a nian- lion. . the hm-alne ,m,ngN. of U", ”O,,.1igppnd;nLvi)1;-fail and uinfgr at me. to in ltiiil ciiiploymt-nt. as l l'IHVFtger made. deliciotts lunch w.1.s served tu,,t,m,m;,h m pa,-Hand. (in-gnn,jtcrmot'itzhcrg not far from l)ur- ililitlgnflrd Vgtvlllnlt hill ll? Say! I A romfortalile stall too was by the committee Mrs. '(-ordon1m,d m,,,,.,- of ms nvyn hr,”-1' ltmlban, hag had 3 hug trip in Capo 71 him tut I rlrvnt look for I fashioned to keep together the cow Manuel and Mrx. H. ltlartannell-:tmpmai in st-atttt-. 'riii- Mtill- Town. From that city Mlsl Beet- :' "'1 mi l:"?'n”':":Pi h k 3"” ll" ”"bl' ('3”- "'3' 5993"” wmm F-row W, ttontali was built in ltllz at n cnsf.has sailed for London. it is of in-

" "' " " l H "'m'w"r 'iPd l" l'l'”"?"l "ahl" "W "W W51 ' ' ' i ' ' of S2..'l00 000. This hotel was knownltt-rest to know that Miss Sheila lIl”"'-'- ”'"'”"'-V ""f- fl" '5k9'time yesterday. disturbed nitr last on t.-,.hr,,,,,-V gm sgvfanlppn as the "Palace lleiititifiil”. To see Davison and Miss Betty Beer have 7"" ”"'l 'h”' I h"l""" tl ma" nitIhl'S T95” Ml" ”""V ""h8Dl).V m(-ml)(-rs and .lwo visitors mcetithis vast hotel. rooftop and win- reccivctl an invitation to attend ””l'l h" "M" '" P"”'”l9 l'"' ' exchange of calls: the lost and," H". hmm, 0; Mr, Mbgn and down. itltiniinatcd was then one of the annual general meeting of the lf'.."iIl;fl kit"; f""l5l3':",l,-V '9” h”llF9”"l M3''"3-''' 3”"55 "'9 dark. st.-,5 yjmt-3.-d tut-(;a,-(lite for met,-iilie siglits of the continent. iQiiec-n Mary Needlework Guild

r". "" "' 3 J” ' ' g wg” Gym ynnnlhly nun;-ting. The prendem The main dining-room. the size held at the St. -lam?! P8180!-LOW Dickn ttnitdittess and constant. . , - - marks ahm" gelling A job an M t I I k. :()penpd (hp meeting by gskmg 11,, of the imperial at the Royal tork. tdon.

.- - lw”" '5” ” "'. '"'V "-V"” 3" mg.nl0lllhPt'S to sing flde and repeat-l :;:"i.t::.:...ii.1:i. f.i'p2”3.t.i.”ll1ii::':, s::::::. 'r::"::.-W' t

P . .

oblcm. 'l'liattk yoti. P

rudw if you d0 gm H inh i call was answered with ,0 NARROW - g , -' ' tome made Valentine. The men in;

. P . , . .. . Ah" 3"” ""33 shrmk r',"m -l"h' attendance were asked to judge. Deal i P” I 'WPN” "Ml W"-hunting as an ordcal in itself-as. h . - 9 l”dl"K " ''"”"3''''""' "l9- 3"" indeed it is. to sensitive soiilsf: mm -l:""i-gm"R '0 M” A'- " I. w"., uhnh, Wm.” is mmj Pumps me dismav at heimzl lammil. Minutes of last meeting pissed within the four walls of,bru5h,.d on. ,-mm mid t(.n,-wh,.,.rll”(f:;rr':::)":,2:c:plirlnediwad bv me. in a fanatic housekeeping r (ted I t t fr i j V . ' H - . . . . . um” - j ggarglfihas ?in5C3:; ;lasl:y”?:';d"a.secretai)'. which was disctissed by. parlics held in tile district since Perhaps it is true. as Dick '

owls, that you don't make I real

, esteem. P e r h a p s that's why l”"' l" llml "mPl".V'"9"l 0" "'9 you've sort of withdrawn intnl tstde. And ntayheuhts iii partly --home "'9'" H 3 'righl(In9d entice you consider yourself

Jgvolb P 0

DAILY PATTERN

O g0 r)

,,OMi-31: b Ogpmgoan

or a solo. to hide.

about being your lole an doesn't relish lsoctety; he'd like to be too. He makes it quite clear the wishes you weren't so

less” lfinanciallyt from h so mug in your shell. when he battle for dough. JOB WOULD HELP l think would do yoti good. you out of your shell; it "throw the switch”

shot

of your i

outside contacts. ally reducing emotional pres And it should put you in a ferent relationship to Dick. lng him more glad of your

co-operative at home. For ideas: lf you aren't alenagraplilc or lecretarial

baby sitting. or I mothers helper. or in I school cafeteria.

ulos clerk-to flll-tn on the " ular" staffs days off. M. H. Mary llnwortti . tier column. not by mail or tonal interview can of this newspaper.

WIFE PRESERVERS

at-.""Ri'ti.....

part-lime work II I waitress or

nselii through Write to her in

puppy might crawl under a porch

tcrcd that "use-

is vicw; little domestic. has to get out and

you should get it jitlt it it Wnlllfl lakc W" N" would

fIll'F-

sure. dif- mak-

depressing effect on your frail scll

. Remnants

pport. lie the man's role in

com- t

we . proved and

type. you might consider nclgtiboi-hood

halftime work as I midday

Or

Rf

P"-

l

Roll

'meetlng. Donations being sent to the first of the year was 3 ,those the meeting agreed upon.

iMotlon was carried t since last meeting.

i Red was distributed

received since last.

. Wilfred Craig and Mrs. l S I. I d f - . . i l' , ' piilivin armri:ti:ls'ticuRr:rdb'cccti,tld-lwngm WP” ”pm"led '" prw” tions-Iii if to prove that they are'”mef "d "9 '0 b” mm 3' M” too busy to be bothered with the m?,er”"'z' . .. mam "mum of social activity oltramnie (oiisistetl of contest where other persons navigate. pm 0" by Mrs" "i gt w"”zm' "d

w on by Mrs.

and d,m0ns,,.Mmm M mm, hut llrookfield Women's lnsiitute was

held at the home of Mrs. Sadie Tvm lip T0 FZIGHT SILVER

Sch to our res nl dis siton..' ""”""'d ""b9"5-

Iullllnl-lyn keezlnge llotlsepoasl If :"”'4n"'g'””. C-""1 had four of. your life depends upon mainlnin- N ' lPw'"g "M" 1"" I "ill

to: rfcctloitlat s t a II it a r d it t

Mug". ” years work. which was much en.

As for the meaning of lII('l('5 l"-W” h-V "” rude dlmrda.-r-it means he is ' V” ""'''""i ."' ll” lwld 8' "'9 rather resentful and rebellious Wm M M” l'”''' Wflgllt R0"

rail in be ansucrntt on five ccntx Rtisincs: ed the nit-cling ttonal ntlir-ni ed bv hostrssp: and pr, Pharlzc. Sncinl hour fol piano selections Craig.

h twenty- heen finish- rluscd with Na- wa: serv-l mmitiee in lowicd with by Mrs. Walter

BROOKLYN W.I.

"'9 Wt. mm at the home flfi Wltitr-way for the Feb- ntz on the first Thurs- motttti. The meeting up-

"'W'.t' mutt dav of the

eat. from ingrown housekeeping up 0"?" by repeating the Mary stew- lhua automatic-

Irt f'olIert in unison. with Mrs. Margaret Bruce presiding.

"The roll call was answered by nine membera with an exchange of pot ltnlder.-. There was also one

pany. hence more congenial and, "5""? Pl'"ClIl- The minute! of the

-"Bully meeting were read. Ip- slgncd. The commit- tees lave their reports.

The new committees are: sicli committee. Mrs. Alex Macxlnnon: program committee. Mrs. Jessie Mnitieoon.

(Tross sewing and knitting amiiniz members.

It was decided to get another

.wlal6Iat,

" f

qoumiltotrubailem uial-mrbimwi

utte

ltiiich for scltiiol ciitldrcn.

, Room Company”.

The money realized front card

ttlie March of l)iinc.s.

, case of canned goods for the hot the of waist. Program committee

l 11". for the next meeting is Mrs. Sad- correspondence was rt-iirl. ti wasl'”A?::"dn::::rtnX:;h:::::i:lv:::;sr:; nmwd in "M" . hmk slck . nit-mbcrs for next meeting. It was decided to pack woolens for re- ,weaving after the meeting is over. litter-tiitg closed t6.flfI. - 1 ti was decided to give the money 0 pay all bills. from the next card party toward

was taken mitt the penny box was

won by Mary Rrucc.

Mrs. Alex Mat-Kinnon inviietl lhel members and visitors to her home y for the March meeting. A dclii-ioiis lunch was served by the host:-..'s,.

away and Mrs. RROOKFII-Ilil) W.l.

The regtiar mceling of tht

Wood on Feb. lith with the pres- ident presiding. Meeting opened by rcprating Cnced in unison. Roll tall answered by each member paying it penny for nach size of her shoe realizing 3t 00

Minutes of last meeting were read and approved The school committee rcportcd there was nothing needed for tho school. The Ilck cnmmitlt-c roportctl making callit and taking frtitt. Cards of Thank You have been received for the fritit. Bills of 32.13 were ordered paid, Stuvcrnl articles were passed into-the Rt-d Cross Convenor and more knitting and sewing passed out.

The travelling apron wait open- ed realizing 84.02. lt watt decided to have a Valentine party in the school. Mrs. Preston Seritner to get fruit and candy. It was mov- ed and seconded that the bill of 30 cents be paid to the Red Cross.

Correspondence read by the sec- rotary. lt wait moved and second- ed 85.111 be given the March of Dimes. 7 members plld tltelr sub itcrtpttom to the institute News. Collection 53 cents. Roll call to be answered by I penny for each

Rae !tlacKinnon.

. , . . "Sit er Dollar Man". Forms are lasststed by Miss (.lilhPl'lfl9 Whtt- nuazmd M run, fldon M N". bill's Orange Flavors and

go

"The Silver Dollar Man"

i E

ed the hostess and lunch commit- ; fee. A bean sup-p per was planned. The collection;

day over CFCY-11.80 a..In.

SIIIIIIH

by repeating the

.ord's Prayer. Lunch was serv-

Win "Silver Dollars"

Get your entry form In to the

and Evangeline every large bottle f l-Iviingellne.

DOLLARS Listen To

very Tuesday and Thllrlc

EXTRACTS

hr akin

E

Yoursynbolofmidify

the Arcadian garden. 9 coliimiis. the potted from which fragrant plants. stair-case enirance., year. tht- ctinsei-t'att)ry, the dais for or Friday

these James (lhiirrh.

were of the period of opulence at

Springfield. Xhnislprs Ttlass, who is .spen'iing the wttitcr tiiiiiiy gm-sis, ttionilis at the Queen Hotel. Char- tn delicziic pastel lttllllittwtt. Sm-9,-at tones centered the tea talilc

Potirers were Mrs. llobcrt Win- ters. Mrs. J. Watson .'tl.'ic.Vatight, it

is a SlSlf'r of the late

LET'S EAT

Modern Recipes Found In 89-Year-Old Book

Ily IIH BAILEY ALLEN "Thiit cookbook is simply fabii-, All mcastiremctits are level lnus! Chef.” l was saying. "And iio up-todaie although actually it was written 89 years ago! It's that old book we found in the antique shop. Wartte's Model Cookery and Housekeeping Book. published H168.

' Coffee Tea Milk

Recipes proportioned to serve 4 to 6.

Egg - Beet - and - fir:-cits Salad llnlill Version of the smart "Caesar . tSalad"' With a fork. beat 2 raw "llcgg yolks in a bowl.