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lllieebeth. who has near-

I f ed her training course a: I ilflllci’. can chan e a sparkplug with the beet of t em. according to her associates at this service women's training centre. At the end of the week the Princess will lake passing out" tests as a sec-

lnd subaltern in the ATS.

lneene that she has learned to irive and maintain service trucks. rare end ambulances. 01nd in khaki rverells the princess has been learn- ing now to be a mechanic. She lent afraid oi delving into greasy engine parts and has successfully zhanged wheels, cleaned plugs and I

greased cars. I I

Ieehion future now includes 1.‘ new material made from natural 5111‘ 51111118. using such exotic types as mink. muskrat and silver fox. All the fur fibres are treated with a process which is said to prevent thorn from shedding. They may be used alone or in combination with other fibres, such as spun rayon Ind wool. Fabrics made from the fibres can be dyed in plain and mottled colours and in cross-dyes depending on the composition of varns employed in the cloths. The first commercial fabrics made oi .hem have been produced, and in- clude com ositions of mink and muskrat w th wool and spun rayon. _Weaves are in a variety of bril- Jant and pastcl colours. They have a soft fine feel similar to cash- mere. Test dresses made with the~ new fabric have given most attrac- ‘ live results. We shall not be see-i lng tbis cloth for some time. but it's nlce to take a pccp behind the

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Prince William, elder son of the Governor-General and the Duchess of Gloucester. underwent a minor operation at a private hospital in Canberra. to relieve an infection of the middle ear. A bulletin said that his condition was entirely satisfactory.‘ A Melbourne special- ist flew to Canberra to examine the three-year-old rince and de- cided on the opera ion to prevent

an extension of the ‘infection. .

..A brief ‘announcement from

Government House, Ottawa said the Earl of Athlone does not pro- pose to extend his term as Gov- ernor General of Canada for any

of time and expects to leave the Dominion during the late summer. The ann- ncement fol- lows: “The normal term of office of the Earl of Athlone as Governor General of Canada is due to ex- pire in June. l-Iis Excellency does not propose to extend hie term for any ength of time and expects to leave Canada during the late sum- mer." The Earl of Athlcne was ?€4%Olill€d Governor General in

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Mrs. Sydney Mcleod of Edmon- ton is being welcomed home on a visit to her sister, Miss Gertrude Stems whose impaired health is deeply regretted.’ _

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Mrs. Douglas left yesterday morn- ing to join her husband, Mr. Les- ter Douglas M.P., in Ottawa and will later visit in‘ Toronto.

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Miss Laura Hodgson after s ion and tedious ilfhess in the P. E. . Hospital the result of breaking her hi several weeks ago on the icy si ewalk, is now oonvalesclng and is loo rward to returning home in the near future.

Rev. Dr. John Sidney Bonnell of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church of New York City address- ed the Canadian Club of Toronto at the Royal York Hotel Monday on the “The United States Through the Eyes of a Canadian.”

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Lieut. Durrell G. Murray of Char. lottetovm who has been ‘ ‘ ‘ in Newfoundland and Mrs. Mur- ray, formerly of Brookline. Mt" spent the week-end in Amherst the guests of Mr. and fvlrs. A. R. Mur- ray.

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Mrs. Hammond Johnston of Montreal is ‘home on a visit to her sister, Mrs. E. T. HiBBs and Mr. Hi gs. Mrs. Hlggs’ brother MY. Irv ng has also been their house- Bueet.

one

"rincn" Elizabeth was in over- alls working on the engine of an army truck Mnndav when King George VI. the Queen and Princess

at the ATS (Bri-

Centre. Later

the Royal Family in of- ficers’ mess. '

Prompt MAI. Service

.finede'e hreeet Finfio: Studio Dam

Qualify War‘

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"Get Beet Results “one Sta!‘ Service,” says Customer

This cuetolner, in Nave Bcolia. says she has .

tied many other places. lnepallote can't be taken over again. Don'e take chances with our films. Bend them lo Star Bnenshnt wine-Canada's lerg-l I ct uality work at lowest enet. Any else roll 6 orafl expceuree) Developed end Printed 25c. nlargelnenie d! 0' in eeeel mounts. 3 for 25c. Framed. on Ivory ted mats. 1 x it’ in Gold. Silver. Walnut or Bleak Ibo finished frames. 59a each. ll colored. to me be UPECIAI. ALBUM OIIII New Bt ie Albarwlib Prints ei 1640-1 _ HM (id erlre) laaent wrt dim roll.

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Invitations were received

mother was the former Mal-ion Auld. daughter of Mr. and Mrsfieorgc E. Aul

on a‘ holiday visit to Boston. I I I

Halli I I peg Mr. Bielro will be t-nduotin out supply.- I I

Mrs. B. Cox returned

Gordon Bcrvnoss.‘

of the Leod.

Force Treasury for the past three Yfllfl. ‘ ' .

Dr. and Mrs. Carleton W. Stan- ley of Halifax, recently announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Laura Katherine Stanley to Dr. Lewis Benjamin Woolner of Hunter- River, the marriage to take place in May. u _

Mrs. Bigelow. wife of Flying

Officer G. E. Bigeiow. has return- ed home trom the P. E. I. Hos- pital where ehe underwent an operation a few weeks aso and

is now convalescing. 111C815’- Miss Sybil Campbell. whose mar-

Wiae entertained for

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her. Meny lovely gifts of sliver. linen. china. etc.. were showered on the popular young bride-to-be _ and happy good wishes were ex-, ‘ tended. On Thursday evening the

rls of Miss Campbell's weekly

gl club presented her with some ex- quisite pieces of linen. This happy 8

atherirfi took place at the home isses Jean and Enid Mac-

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Nursing Sister Betty Beaugrand formerly of No. l0 B. and G. School, R.O.A.1"., Mount Pleasant, P.E.I., spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beaugrand. Montreal. and left Monday evening for the west coast whither she has been posted.

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HOT WATER PIE CRUST 1.1. teaspon s t 1/1. teaspoon baking powder Pour the water over the fat as

cral hours. When read to

a. double crust pie. SOUR CREAM PIE 1% cups sour c

lfllfll SNAPSMTS ii l0Wl|l COSi

mam 1 cup sugar, 2 egg yolks

little of the cold cream. Add t

brown. Serve cold RAISIIN-BRAN PUDDING

cream.

16 cup once-sifted bread flour 4 teaspoons baking powder ‘.1; teaspoon salt

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1 egg, well b t

1% cup milk m en

1-3 cup shortening melted the flour mix in

d raisins

and malted ehorte in Make a well in the dry

once and mix lightly until oqrlbined

square cake n. Bake about 25 minutes

BMW-HIP-

1°11! $5; friends here this week to the mar- riage in Hamilton, Ont., on April - 28 of Miss Audre Yvonrsa Gibson and Mr. Robert iyde Beal whose

Mrs. o. Schwartz of Halifax is "e1" “W161”- °1 spending a few weeks with her mm 1 arents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. i-fuee- u | is. Prince Street. _

Dr .7. W. MacKenzie has gone

Rev. T. H. B. Somers and Mrs. Somers have been spendln afew pleasant days with reiatvee in

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Rev. J. H. Bishop, Carleton. left for Winnipeg. Man, on Tuesday morning where he will spend a. months holiday. While in Winni-

services for t e Free Church of ‘ . Scotland, which is at present, wlth- 1111 111° 111111113’ 11nd helpers on a I

Mrs. J. T. Doyle and daughter “W313 °-1‘°55'W°1'd la

p no Sunday from Mont Jol. Que. where they visited Mr. and Mrs.

one o; the early Spring brides‘ was the very season of me Autumn Miss Mary O'Brien of Ottawa was 5"" " "$131113 111141 11 11601119“ Chill the guest of honour at s miscel- laneous shower at the home of Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Merry at their spacious home on Sum- rncr St.. Ottawa. last week. The bride-to-be received many lovely gifts of linen, silver and china. Re: freshments were served by glr. friends of the bride. On Wednes- day of the same week the Air Force Treasury presented Miss Mary with s glass top coffee table. Col, Ban- nard, chief treasury officer" made the presentation on behalf of all staffs. Miss O'Brien has been Sec- tion Head of mail room in the Air

riage is taking place in the near

future ta Mr. Reginald MacLean,

was the guest of honor at a de-

lightful; ‘shower Monday when rs.

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aim '1 Social and Personal

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Dorothy’ Dix Says-

l/hil mWn-iill, hm stood WIVES SHOULD EXERT WILES

Should Compete With Secretaries _ By Using Same Technique

I get many tear-sudden letters from wives who ask-t "Why do mer- rled men fall in love with their secretaries?" ‘ Ah. that is one of the modern problems to which no one knows the answer. unless Mlle Pot- hooks herself has inside information on the subject that she does not publicise for the benefit of , her sisters.

All that we know for certain is that there seems to be some sort of e coniure in the Job that makes an office the happy huntinl ground

» for a girl in search of a husband. and that a V999- wrlter is first aid to matrimony. The facts prove it. for when the old bachelor decides to take the fatal step. is it not nearly always with his secretary? It is not his secretary who consoles the widower for his departed Maria? And think how often the office wife leads the home-wrecking crew.

o! the kitchen-lipos- lrogeeturo which ln-

‘part of loo-a)‘.

ION. lilllalit D8 I6

innturel in a corner oi above the kitchen. this way he could their that on lnr rlVJYlB-i.‘ or s - _ |to become potential lire-ha It really mus. uavc been longer than l flunk-its robuilcmg. remember those days so well night. There being no house aromas the lane then to help out on such . occasions. 1 was obliged to cook

ions-cover oil-burning stove. ‘Illa-t as I recall it it is one way besides

for them.

ea to sharpen ones wits m3 ingenuity. Iue tea-kettle had to leach the boiling point and of course tlrcre were necessary foods, which hsq r0 be cooked and served piping hot. rt

an attraction?

and winds were in the nir. I ea‘- posc I fasocl oi‘! better than f e others for in my lengthy cooking I spent much of my time around that stove. 1 can picture James yct, younger then, with no silver in rus illlli‘. l-lc would come to the porch door nearing meal-tune like iron to a loadsto

gives him.

Piece of steak. but I myself that 931-1; in ms world, »

James-who doesn't take after his English side of the family in every 1111118~lested the ineet will-l his

perhaps the mixture should have’ been summer or maybe coated more thickly. At any rate its new-

iorc he presently retires and in the

d surroundings. The

new and lovely in slrowy white. Today those of us rorn ‘

Judy‘ and 1 pm md m, mm, _ mother. Finally Old Sol and l We nae the p ce to ourselvg, coaxing brews 11111111 111°“ i” l” Jleairlie went to the clam, when l‘ away’ m‘? “M F“? the new‘

a assured her airil: "Don't. bother about us. weln havc the J11¢Y..w?“‘ ‘° "he -“‘°"° dimm- ready when you “tum. suing’ Its only a nice wa .med We had although much of our 11111111 Md .111“ “Wnffifim .0 time was taken up with: "Do you m“ I “me m “mm flu su e she has any . . . i" and make 5°!“ “us- tn“ “m? WM ow whexs does we keep _ _ y?” was most inviting, tire WI _ L .- c-‘icn the dipper was alualvc at vlercmww W1- 11°W°‘“’-", “Q1

. nflllllt! said and I couldn't "m1 mm- when ‘he-KIN mm the decide whether she was relieved or 191M113 5"“ w” 5m" “MW fi 111511118111. that sire saw at least two "W5- 1" w“ °°° ‘msky m agate; teachers returning w their schools any mossy 111111111 i" “b11111” “ by way of the ilarased but ob - saw Puma! W111°W11 “PW l” "5 g5 m“ rmmflaibnen’ an" m“ M . we passed. The cleared lace my days and the Federation meetings W‘! stream l“ ha” “Ow he in we my They no bank "We gurgrgundlng, blackened from be n8 and doubtless with many new ideas "1811 bl’ fire- “d °Y1Ll""h°.§if“,‘,§51 and methods gleaned from their 0! "(>95 !I1111~’1l11- P19591311 Um- ‘- foregaltherlng to be put, mm pr“- heal its bruises and if a few $43155 tise in their own "red schools." The l“ “new” a ‘new and “m3. t:

trying dirvys of the year are ap- B19911 Wm °°m° ‘mm u“? c“ preaching when teacher and pupils cover 1t. We visited Robs in time nuke find y; dugout ‘a “us” d w see,- Jamie fresh and sweet from tho lure of the cut-doors and al his 1111i“ Wm" "tirmgr “W” Y“ concentration is a task. June loo went on tomakemrlot-hcr callém

ust asounld the comer." Ellen cilia-id We °V°1"-‘1~“Y°d~ A lull-nit?

my niece and name-sake rm had lighted our 11011111111111 m” “ Q a trying school-Wis‘. thus m». em led alone a 136C111!" 111111 11 n the time lacking a teacher. ther- flela. mad-way- 1 ¢11J°Y¢d were no classes, and now that these all. has claimed Jildv- M14 W" have been resumed. she has been you believe it? I could feel 11-10

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today. Which reminds me of so sloe ing oOHHiTWldQ- 911d melmtm‘ many letters unanswercu but all ed itto (lorries. as we came 1111i 111° most interesting and gratefuuy re- road- Tomcrww the 5511mm celvod. "What writing letters!" again.

Janreswould besure w sayin UntuMorlday~Diary~0ood- amaaemenmifhechwcedtoseenig.

me at such work these busy ass-s, =-.;— ———_:c_-i~='”-~——'

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gnullt afiitqbafifrigtegowglcg: irfilouufé ; her former home wee correct. When new M» mm mum-v w lrsruirrlrmulwn...“ ‘i; onto a lightly floured yboarllifsedlvllfii said w m”: "MlmY a "in" W9 ‘W911i F38! ill-rte twin prtlirts onfi a litlcllnrger “- t an t e o er. r0 MIC-e pecc to __ up each“ n. the rlosired thickness and use for.‘ f§$§§‘{§a“f1w‘%e{“§§‘u‘j{§ “o? ‘mug? bringingqglck,

-.ln that door." alto f r mum “m. was Q,n,e_.eg’,,,g and Put a few drops of Vicks va-tm-nbr

o "bigger and bet " building,

hot cream and cook l5 minutes. Remove from heat and add 1.‘.- cup ecaldcd raisins and 1 teaspoon van- illa. C001 and pour into baked pie shell. Cover with a. meringue and

Serve this as a hot bread if you. like-vain butter or any suitable: spread: or serve it as it ding,‘ n with a nice hot sauce or wi pour-

ut in either case we would ad- on Island ylocate that it go to the table piping o

l'cup once-sifted pastry flour or

1 cup crisp breakfast bran cereal 1-3 cup brown sugar, lightly

1-3 cup raisins, washed end dried

Measure and sift together twice baking powder and salt;

‘n bran cereal’ brawn agar‘ E3 01 41%!‘ 0H5 in thG $fViCflb-— Mix together the beaten egg, milk! $1‘; ‘am H’ “m” ‘mm’- y!” n g '

i grcdi- ents. add the liquid boxcar-anal“? M“ D- w" ""11 11' '11 "*1

Turn into a buttered s - mm l» in a hot ovcn, 400 degrees.

ht I I ' 7 H“ ‘A V - . ‘Karolynh hunch as to last mlshvs nre being in the vicinity or *

And and lcel it go to work

spent among the exhibits. Sonle- mmtfll“ m“ h Mme . from rable 1...: ‘lawman’... 1"..."1.."1 -1=-1-»-1~ "m-

ane veers havhlelt their mark "WI! I

a lml scramble-t m. an-

The tswled ' arden that sur- munde it, e -

Ie full of charm and windeblown lnreteriee. —

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leaned and pleated a, who , m no

forceful name fa‘

h. For an out-of-donc-s wedding, e riete ieuld of drem for a weer? v _ . A. The materiel should be of organdy. chiffon. or some light Th “"1111 and ram:

Watched them in rhytlmlc unison

live birth - ' To beauty that refreshed her dom

and soul. ‘

And Draught them order and ser- rt ' w r. rd the

we o hloloming

INEXPLIOABLE PHASE

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If all secretaries were llla

a come-hither look in their eyee, we could

stand wiry iillfifxlc-figed bosses were not proof against their youth and

harm. but such is not the case. Just as often they are no better-

oking, nor more girlish than the wives who are forsaken for them.

n _ the singlc indies who are passed up by eligible bachelors and widow- e

memory. farmer weenie li-fee. happy 0r did 'her garden give some deep hurt else? I think that when the siiversd moo . rem thrweh new

therg we are, with the riddle still unguessed. Of course. the solution of the mystery is to say that propinq nquity is such a force for drivin8 11 1111111 11nd WW1!“ tvfltlhtl‘

-ldii.h Tatum in the New ice. why not in the home. where it seems to act as a repulsion

the entire is a particularly li smal

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I think it is because the secretary knows that she has in been her best b vior and watch her stop. if she ivants to keep her good pay- ing posltlo uwhereas the wife is aware that she cannot be fired from her Job without scandal and alimony. and sha doesnt have to bother about even treating her husband with common Pillll-tflm "1119" 371° feels like it. Many a man falls in love with his stenographer been she pours the ollyof flattery on the stabs to his vanity that his W1

APARTMENT NOIIIB lit le very difficult in imp the lntrnent, bin perhaps the u“ feet. One woman about whose t lower tenants eonlplain

t him felt-soled s sneaker for sum- wes in for-the

A. ,R.ub it with‘ uflwdored fuiler's

Another lure of the secretary is that she and the boss have a com- mon intercst in his career. She knows all the inside-workings of his business. Bile shares in his hopes and ambitions. They can spend end- less hours in discussing them. And shop talk is the most fascinating

“There were no further corri-

nousenoln“, scasrsoox“

was near to the bawling when gut l; i; ms rarc thing for the wife to know anything about her husband's affairs. or trike any interest in them exceptnfor the TONY they bring henh Most olfl titer: bare everhiieialolushof txndolsd) 1:33 ‘:31: fork. gingerly. It was ra than 1 consider that t ey are also ecauae er o ns s had Intended. Tonight will at the shop instead of taki them to afternoon cocktail parties. Ami 81111101‘?! the recently 11411111011 llut- when Friend Husband tries explain anything about what his reel covering with a finger to wonder if interest 1n 1m‘ is, they yawn in his face.

Still another reason why wives so often lose out to the secretary is that they fail to meet competition. They forget that in thee; timclst.

- ffl i l k-ablock with women that they ere roug

He“ Wm be “pegged mimmy be I ihhiilrzilyvecloymtparlcsfan sarfthmpretty young girls who are on their tiptoes to morning we shall awaken to new plssso the boss; so when they come down in the morning in a soiled "-1141 01111111819 and slouchy housecoat. with cold cream on their faces. and Dick l. 1"“ °' "he ‘we 111"” 111111 11° 11° breakfast table neat with their husbands. who go lOfllh to spies-Ind- longer drab and “ed but mm‘? span secretaries who yes-yes them. the things happen that do happen. Alroflvhich should be tips to wives.