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Headfort. . The Duke of Connaught hrflVédl ' shortly after the King and Queen, a and was accompanied by Lady Pa- tricia Ramsay, who was dressed in u,‘ S. navy iarrlld white prattlerned crei. i ress wt a coat O cigc

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| The children freed fronl school this week are keenly anticipiitiri: the happy holiday season. Many residents have already taken up their homes at the different sum- 151m" colonies at Keppocli. Rocky linen-Point rind along the North Rirci

When the linghtnlng stomis are cumbed ‘mm m-lm“ mm in season most persons count lightning as an enemy. ‘The aver- age person lives in deadly terror of severe electric storms. And yet lightning is one of man's greatest benefactors. Natural light- ning introduces free of charge ab- out 100000.000 tons of fixed nitro- gen into the soil in the course of a

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em. Mrs. J. F. Berry of Prince Albert. " SilSl-L, is visiting at the home of hcr mother. kit's. E. P. llnrrinzton On her way E -: Mrs. Berry visited at the RectorylrrOttalva. the attest: of Mrs. J. Berry. and v.hilr in To- ronto was. cntcii. l€(l by her bro- ther-in-lnw, Dr. Biirrn Bcrzy. a a

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The Prince of Wales, 40 years old last. Saturday, spent his birthday qutemcat Fort Belvediere. his coun- try home near Sunningdale. His Royal Highness kept the Whole day clelr of public and official engage- ments. Part of the day he spent alone in his garden, to which he has devoted much of his time of late. Thousands of congratulatory telegrams, ofllcial and personal from all parts of the world. were sent. to him at Fort Belvedere and also to York House and St. James Palace. where the Prince maintains a. modest bachelor apartment. Lat- er in the day the Prince motored to Windsor Castle to receive hi: parent-s‘ congratulations.

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DICTTONARY TO CONTAIN INDIAN SIGN_ LANGUAGE

Ice box desserts are easy to pm. DB-re and they certainly do tempt lagging summer appetites. The ni- ceat thing about some 0f them. of course, is that they keep for at least a week i-l save the home- maker the trouble of preparing dessert each night. Here's a simple recipe for a fine one:

Beat onehalf cup oi’ cream until it is quite thick, add one full cup of fresh strawberry pulp. mix thoroughly and put in an ice cube tray. Let stand for several hours. Serve plain or garnished with whole berries.

WASHING/TON. June 28.—~The slriiizzest dictionary ever compiled. lstiiig not words but sigus, is being coiripieted here to rescue from ob! vibn the Indian sign language :.i~.\ once was North America's "universal tongue" from coast to comt. .

Hundreds of signs and their word meanings are being listed on cards by Sinitlhsonlan Institution scien- t'sts with the aid of Richard Ban- dcrbille. 70-year-old Blackfoot In- dian. one of the last of his race, who knows the sign language. Almost forgotten today. it once was the wordless speech hi9‘ which the red man made tron/ties with oth- er tribes. carried on trade and par- l-ey-ed for war and peace around an- cient council fires.

smitihiswniain scientists condder the sizn lflngtlaige "one of film most remarkable systems of communica- tion over employed by mankind."

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Mr. Henry McLean of Vancouver arrived Thurs to visit his mo- thcr. Mrs. Ma lVICLCTlIl. King: Square, lf-lriel Llclican who has been spendng‘ her holidays with the family leaves this morning on return to Toronto.

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Her Royal Highness Princess Al- ice, Countess of AtlllCllf‘. the llrvfil- dent. opened the Summer meeting of the Girl Guides Overseas Asst).- elation in Iiondon, recciltll‘ when Miss M. Winnifrcd Kydd. C, B. E. was a speaker. Her subject was, "Canada and Canadian Guiding." O O O

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The social event of the week was , tlrgrlelightful dance at Government House on Tuesday when the youth andibeauty of the city were the guests of the Lieut. Governor and Mrs. DeBlois at their stately home. i The attendance of the commander

and-Nflcers o! the Ville D‘Ys added _ to the pleasure 0f the gay and so- cialugcttiering.’

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POOR POSTURE

Posture has so much to do with our looks and our health and yet so lime attention is paid to it. You seldom see e short person round-shouldered. They like to make every inch count. Fat peo- ple are not stoop-shouldered either. Now is that a matte-r of accident? No. There is-s reason "for it. The tall slight person has not sumcient weight for his height, their long arms ars- dragged down and for- ward and they become hollow- chested. Breathing is aflected, or- aans are cramiped, so health is af- fected u well as appearance. The first thing to do to correct this condition is to put on some extra pounds. It is usually 1 y to get extra rest as well as more food. 7719 Bliilht person is apt, to have a small stomach and to find: it diffi- cult to est a really large meal. The best way for this type of person to

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Ottawa entertained at luncheon last Ftidayi.

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Mr. R. N. Taylor of hfr/zwxrnl arrived Tuesday to spend two uceks with his mother Mrs. F. P Taylor. Mrs. Taylor. who has been in the P. E, Island Hospital for several weeks owing to accidental- ly breaking her arm is convnlescing nicely and returned home on Thursday i -

This" ‘afternoon tea will be served at the“ Golf Links by Mrs. Ben] Rogers, Mrs. H. W. Weeks, Mrs. R. Bfflell, Miss Nancy Weeks, Mrs ‘A. H,‘ Mould.

Miss Florence Scales. R. N., and Mis J. Aubrey Enman who have bscn visiting Mrs. Henry Scales, St. Eleanors, leave on return to their home in New York this morning.

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Two new rock gardens have been made at Royal Lodge, Windsor. Ono is for the Duchess of York and the other for Princess Eliz- abeth. An old Yorkshire stone olllk. such as is to be found today in the scullcry cf many a fann- house, is the basis of the little

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< Onuhominion Day the tea host- Jl lsses will be Mrs. C. H. Beer. Mrs. 1;! J. P. Gordon, Miss Bessie Beer, I Mrs: H. J. Gordon.

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l llhszfrank Ohauvin and children if of Montreal arrived Thursday ev- ill thing-to mud the summer with ‘t5 the Chief Justice and Mrs. Math- . lescn.

O I U Mr. J. W. Boulter and Mrs. Boili- for arrived home this week from a visit to Boston accompanied by their son. Mi‘. Cedric Boultci‘. O O t

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Mrs. W. J. Perkins and! daughter, Miss Jenn. arrived on Saturday night to be the guest of Mrs. Por- kins’ brother and her sistrr-in-lziw

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Is Reticence an Asset or a Liability. in a Girl?

0th tio ed was Miss Lena _ _ . simme- Il "I" l-bsplklm gags?“ chem. 11w luffiiumélfitieuuufi gag-alum _ , —- If Wife Can Get Divorce for Failure to ,,,,,,,,,‘mmwwmmm ' e seswererecev- my, essw w u ' , - 9 ' ' I . by u» president 0f oi. way. I'm . 35.5w of cyclamen pink . .°°"¥"“?." “F” qwmugg lfoglgftqbgggéémmw Provide, Why Can tHusband. Divorce. ‘gran-tug? unfit-shout!“ gum ‘rd Aberconwly. with 1M1!’ Ab‘ skadé. ' ‘ a“, w mm," o; a, ma”; day till fertiliser in a field. 8o wmn- SIOVCHIY HOUBOIKGEPCI’? . P llltcvivfiiyligfjdesiflggeritayed at the M, g w y; gags” o; Quebec _ Asiitdawns when mturg miles. farmer loaes some cows of s, bu: _ _ . . Note the circular cut of the skirt m b; um bu» u» bob uu u... "us..." uwuuuu u u» @1iv-;‘Y*'°“..ii‘;...‘:°;;t‘i. “f” F?“ “‘ ;"3..§’i§’2i‘“€3‘m“8.‘§i'ul’ 3212i“? .. B.‘lF.L.‘LKZ.”Z%?'i’JJh‘{uZL%BiZ§u“iu“-iu'li‘u'il lwttuflfitfufiflfiwfeumtuill Y “m” “P'°“°d Pkm" ‘l u" W“ °‘ M“ E- R "“"‘“g‘°“‘ And the canopy branc uietcbi u ball-twins his account with Vulp break m) Dill‘ friendship which I value-very hllhly, and um is my M! heck. massed colour of special dis- o a - L m their wealth ' ~ 0M1. the fertilizer man. _ l o! conversation. I talk very little. This is n,‘ and“, o", w mum," . p _y|, which ranged from tulips, Th; py friends of Miss 0 , ' _ , . ‘mama-d; _ - Z T: mama Swim 0113,1133, m Mm" be mtleresited I? 1M9“. .Oer the vast domain of miles sanctum-observer magma: $1 lallfgegmht’ "u a itgdnc. m u designed in sues s a vztnrc rom er owl.‘ that she s conva esc n»; ice ._ in LL“ ha“ “in or ‘Lmuws d”, _ LUCK l and l» great "sander, bu; w“ Jun u,“ I “do, is!‘ ‘ you-I. 1 d a.‘ fiinefliaéneiilrirlbititgndlaetss iilficlgétlfi: the Montreal General Hospital, we. ‘Whoa 6n 1m d‘ and a“ v_ Th“ ma”. requires ‘A YG-Nls

listcnin! In Pllbference to talking

i _ _ Q _ _ materialwlthbltycrdsofbiu p lnium blue 1m and swrsette operation last Sunday for appen- M1m§""‘°“'"”° "m °‘ ‘ Ml“ wfmflip‘: "t! “flint for‘ lome- W maPgzhfiur-tfimflgfnfggflfsym bindlngceribbon.

. . . . . , ng world-d; - _ "8 Hm "P- I-I-bcr. with keen "l- _ Batiste prints, gingham checks. u h a long coat o1 heavy crinkled dicitis. Miss Miller will come homc _ Y 1 s arejfi‘ and b“, eyes and stz-cn will wm that I not only do-mt talk enough but that I , silk crepe in dove-grey. finished u. a few weeks u» recuperate with m." emmfiled something Lug: iieii in b?!“ up am a0 abut up m mvaei: that 1. drive pespi, Pqua Orlmdia. crepe wflh a collar of beige rind brown h" parents ,Mr, 11nd Mi-‘s. H. E I . n 1' and to m “wishes ti“ mam. w ‘d. 8nd “my ‘mu-gm; mglead of lithium‘ ‘hem. u W111 . V011 P7111", 0W» 8N Wflflll? d d Brmluc- H81‘ MHJESEYS Small Miller, who moved to-thcir summer “ 1g“: Louis‘; m)!‘ y-Dorchuter‘. imm than“ o‘ ‘"1. °ud b14118 "ammo! on ‘ pawn.‘ p.“ m u,“ m. . u.’ “ml ,

W“ m“ W“ °‘ "m" “m” “m” i“ KEPW“ Yesmdl“ cm” M" ‘iF-‘onneirl of silica-win ' turns out at n: 0'01 mm‘ “b” billly- or Just imietium» - 0M6!- Price of ram-inn 1e cents in lllilfihllli hi!‘ d-WES. the only Irlm- and Mrs. T. G. Taylor moved over l ass. y - bu” rmgm ha. Ind with ‘ha’. or com (mm u pram“) ming being a circular platinum and earlier in the week , Tmnom u.” foundmon o! s“ lama-kw‘ Angwgf; ‘ wimp com cuemny diamond ornament at the side. . v e ¢ _ Luck “ma” I “b” whim Lnu- It is all three, according to the way you ' “in”. fiugethanihlmchégs ‘g York The Mswsscglag Crgfrlottg‘ If vieur mahogany is dull ' and relies on chiance. Labor- officials-k 1°“ ‘l’ ‘t’ cemwy m” womnqwm “m _ _ '_ _ "' _""_""'___

5o \’l5 e c ‘. 9w. e uciess gown Tmmig ..-.1 .iis a oriio ii - . \ ' . wore a long bout of blue W001 crepe will be the Misses Natalie COOK blurred-OW? fllvlzilh “if? "m" cnbden‘ ‘ time is kept from saying many foolish things. and if she never discusses us, 597, 51,, with u collin- of mlest grey rcx Margaret Mbnuuimu, wiimu Davi- “fmfg Lg", ofor twegrlgy-four hours ’ . heir private affairs she saves herself from much bitter Nwnt/"M- "f! fur. Her dress was of a slightly son. Isabelle Crawford. On Domm- 3, alyfin furniture cream or far reticencc isanuaet. """"'"f""""""'"""'-"" paler shade of blue and her hat of 1011 Day tea irill be served by Mis- ‘If’; pp - g CDU-APSE 0F RIVER. BANK c». N55" blue crinoline straw, The Prince scs Rose Birtwistlc, Leslie uihite W“ ~ KILLS WOMAN m nvnu But the silent wommiseeldcmpopular. itisuiebnshhvlvldm , of, Wales was also a visitor, and Constance Hyljdfnml. twittering woman ‘who can chatter along about nothing by the hour who Bu,“ Adam“ uient round with the Marquess oil v ~ ~ LIGHTNING A BENEFACTOB Five womenidied instantly fro; 15 always in demand for parties and who is the hostess delight, and.

mt l . ticonce is distinct liability. And not llkins tgegitlg L“: llXlIlI-tw-leflnw be almost abnormal in the sex whoae tongue is popularlybelieved to be hung in the middle and able to wag at both ends. '

gut m"; 15 a 1st to be said in favor of lending your ears instead of giving your tongue. Good listeners are such s. rarity in a. world filled with monoliogists, all anxious to disco about thomselv and their own affairs and interests. that it appears to me your boy friend 60a not w- appxeciatc the blessing he has in you. Nothing is so hard to mt u an audience and, having found one, he would be wise to secure it to himlcl! by every bond that the marriage service can forge. Personally. I M11 thin-k of nothing so ceiishflul B “Vina I- wmlflnlm Who "W14 M me do all the talking without even desiring to retaliate with an account ol her own experience and the detain of her own affairs. .

But your problem calls attention anew to men's inconsistent attitude about women's talking. Prom time immemoriul their favorite gibe at our sex has been our love of the sound of our own voices. It has form- ed the subject of millions cf Jokes and wieecracks and they never weary of telling us that we talk too much. But, in reality, what they Publicly proclaim our greatest vice they secretly esteem our greatest virtue.

Did you ever know s silent girl that the boys Wm or"! to date up? You never did, no nutter what a good-lookou- o: what a peachy dancer she may be. The truth is that most men are conversat- icnally lazy themselves. They don't want w have to make any effort to entertain a woman. 'I'hcy don't want to have to bother to think up subjects to talk about. And. so they pick out a slrl who can babble on, like the brook, forever and forever. _ _

And men like chlttczbol wivel. “ Their idea of a. cheerful evening at home is not one spent with a dumb lady who has Par-Bed into the silence and who might be a. graven imageso far as any companionship goes. They like a wife who is overflowing with the news of the house and the neigh- bcrhood and who can't go to the comer grocery without picking up a funny little story. ~ -

Stevenson railed being a good gossip u the nwst impcrtlnt quality a wife could have, and he wasn't far wrong. Certainly nobody can im- agine a merry dinner table with a. woman at the head of it with never n

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word to say. People who eat in silence Just gobble. They never dine. ‘ . _—i-—-h¢_ - i _ And certainly we must all admit that rcticenco is-a cloak of ice about

an individual that chills any friendly impulse We never seem to get close to such a one. We ncvcr feel really acquaint- ed with her because we mvcr know what she is thinking or feeling, or anything about her private aflairs. We may know her for forty yon-rs and she will still be a stranger to us. Perhaps most of us women do talk too much and. tell things we should never tell, but om- very garrul- ousncss and indiscretion mdcan us to others,

so I think learning to talk is a. necessary accomplishment for woman. and no line they can carry is as 300d a line as one of innocuous chatter. 0f all the birds, the one we most frequently choose for a pet is the can- ary. ‘ ' ' . _ DOROTHY DIX.

ccnlmnndowithawifevlhomfusestohavc keeps a house that looks like a pig-pen? I pro- vide my wife with plenty of momy and she has a. maid, but it doe; no good. The house is Just as untidy and the food asbsd and the meals as unpunctual because she stays in bed and does not see that anything is done properly. Our dining roan table has never been used for any- thing except to hold the wash when it comes from the laundry. The meals are served on the kitchen tabla, where I have to look at a dirty gas stove and s sink full of soiled I am getting u; drink mo much

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ris Gill left yesterday for Que- Perlroute ‘to England. to spend During part 0f their

by throwing back the shoulders and pulling their chin in, which is al- most sure to be carried well for- ward. This makes an uncomfort- able position, unnatural and one that would not be held for any

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two Princesses most, however, is Mrs. R. S. P Jardine. . . .

the tiny waterfall which has been installed recently. Almost the first -\\'Ol‘(lS of the Duchess to her guests arc. "Come and see my rock gar- den." This has been installed on n slope in a wild part of the gar- den. and can be seen from the win- dow's of Royal Lodge. A mrc rock flower, primula. winteri. ls the

i ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. A. A. VcBcuth Princess’ rock garden. It has been iii-languish‘) lfextsrlmxrleabd ‘ 3 Mlflululn MQCKQMLB w” h°5‘ Mflrslifield. T1195‘ will also be tilt‘, filled with soil, rockery stone, and e l w d; t we“ b we :1,” an l V fess on Wednesday afternoon at a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rey S l plants that are now flmfvyermg ggny, :3 enhegesiam oi, i“; aggc; “ ‘ .pr€t.kll arranged farewell he“ for MflfBfiill-ll. BYlSllIOII 811d M1‘. Jlld The hole where the plug should go 315,“, of m“: makes?‘ nourish“, ‘ Mlriel. W) C-_N-_B1'f“'"- Mrs. A. H. Boa. . TJHYSllllCRl- is the centre of a tiny D001. This extra meal If you can add a lit? -' " . miniilt r ck r - ' *1 Mrs. A. l-l. Duvar was hostess at The hostesses Summcrsidc QCSS Elliziiligth: ygairsdgxfihixeireprllirér $2.1m“ m‘ nan‘ s? mum! the -' l b71589 imlesdal’ °Vemn€ in h°n°ur Golf Club this .1311 Will b9 dolls house stands The feature 3w ' u] g mtg/hum“ . I bi Miss Muriel Weeks. who with Miss Mm w_ J_ ,v,,,,,.__ _ m, A, H L of the garden “M attracts the up. we v were rv to do this ‘ l

i.‘ tay they will be the guests of Major ‘l. lemme-weeks and Mrs. Weeks, at

' Dromagh Lodge, Camberly, Surrey. , O I v Mrs. Arthur Beairsto and young son, "Jill" arrived Thursday night _. andinre summering at the Gregor Beach. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Callaghan of Summcrside leave this morning on an extended trip to Bonn’, Vancou- ver, and other places of interest.

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The Summersidc Tennis Club held their opening tori on Wednes-

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as 1 can because everything is so rotten in. the house. what, cm 1 go? . CETA.

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Awomancangetadivorcefrom for her. A man should be able to to ntake a comfortable home"