p. ’ ruageaalugawarowslggouannmn v 1 ‘ . , v MARCH 1231932 -:- Social and Personal .sFq.sghions-. -:- ‘Literatul?

For The Cool‘: m - . J

Moml-ngsmae /Vllt'tt'the Fashionables are Wearing.

..____‘___ Illustrated Dressmalring Lesson Furnished With . Every Pattern '

Happenings of

Dorothy Dix Letter Boot‘

tAg‘ .11."? vrvltzovlilegdleald 2:1 1:81: tPractically No Decent Girls Left Today, $11315

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night-club the other night. The poor Bachelor T‘ Falthless Wlfe who Deserts

_ 4-, Q , fellow was trembling with passion, H61’ Children. Shall_ Girl Of

‘ ' .l'or_the girl was as beautiful as Marry widower Three Children? _

111.15.’- LoiuLlMldlre. daughter off are“ gum; , Ml‘. _\V. Chveaii-IF Mcllllre, M..P., has" Qwghf- he slghed. “Oh, I'd go Dear Miss Dix-I am a man of 30, single, quite well-bo-do and have seen a great deal of life. My question is this: How can we men o!

' l ' sraursn clmalu. | The ‘Thursday, afternoon UBl-ldge ‘ ' club was pleasantly entertallfcd; this week by.l\1l's.,\l'. .E. Hyndman, Fitz- roy Street, ' 1 G '

Books should never be llusuoi

13y those who do not low 11:111.. Books should never be borrfr-ud By those who cannot rcturll tlltul. Books should never bc lent Unless the owner's nanlc is clculll‘ tvz-itten inside

And the owner is pretty surc

Oi getting ihcln buck

In good condition

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By Annabelle Worthington

A good Spanish Cream should be in the repertoire ‘of every cook. It is one of those priceless desserts - that is economical enough for fre- quent family serving and quite nice enough for the critical guest.

Spanish Cream

There are few amongst u, m can't support a fcw slimming line,

And what a joy today's model,‘ to the woman of heavier bulky

It is cut along the jacket-ill,

left Ottawa. to sllqnd a week in Tor. fhmugh anytmng for you’ darling;- °“‘°' ‘ c The girl gave him a keen look.

' ~ § , “How much," she said, "have you But- Last Saturday's Montreal Star re- 1

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Books should be borrowed and loved t produces a-pllptogljapl-rof {our ladies

and dusted who lluflldéd the recent Drawing And lent and loved and lived in Room in-Ottawuig the costumes And read inside out , they wore orrcthe occasion. Among

And back again theta was fill-ls Maude Stewart of i]

got to go through?"

toyvancouver by train. They will be gucstaat Government House in Vic- , tbrla.

today 1111117955 upon the young wom en of this generation that what we

want is a nice respectable girl, not a cheap little drunkard who actually throws herself at a man? I know girls of well-to-do families and girls of the so-called middle class, andIflnd they are all alike

1 tablespoonful granulated 891l- tllle. - ' 2 cupfuls milk. ‘é cupful "sugar. ‘J egg yolim. i! egg whites.

lines now so, much favour“; b, Paris. ‘

Carry it cut as its lnsplrator in ‘ checked woolen in navy blue with rose-red and plain blue trlmflnd

O I I ~ - . » . ' ' love it And loved Montreal, daughter _.of Premier and M h f 1 d 1" b _ when they are with men. They smoke and drink . teaspoon salt _ you ll . And shared with 0210's slouch Mrs. J. b. Stewart.‘ ‘ ' ates‘: 1,32: thrainasnrfle ‘Quit; badly. because it seems that they do not 1111011 1 11111511111111 1111111111- ' Y°11 @1111 We" ll ncw and ,1, And counted oblong lill.lii_ - ~ - ' 8 ' ' when to stop. They make pigs our cf lhemselv. Scald milk with selatlnc 111 11w through the spring.

iAdele Harper, arrived at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Harper, Selina, Alabama on Tuesday last.

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by getting drunk. Worse, they invite familiar t op of double boiler. when the ‘gela- from men. Finding a. decent girl nowadays is .. me is dissolved, add the 511881 111111 hard as picking a needle out of a hflysillek- ll 911111‘ 51°W1Y We? 111° but“ e53 you don't believe this torbe true, ask any mall and ~ yolks, stirring 0111151111111?- Rfiillm 1°

All lill‘ sulllc. s s a

Rough crepe silk in black Wm, white trim would be charming m Style No. 978 is designed for rug 38, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 4811mm

"Spring hatsare what the fem- inine mind will consider adorable. Prince George, youngest son of Millinely m expressed ‘in Pal-is and Che King and Queen. i» the artistic . London takes auentireiynew mean-

Mra. J. Curran entertained very

Jnclnbrl‘ of the family. llis latest ef- j illg. Women oifolobobravonou with pleasant“, at m, home on wednw he will confirm what I say. -A BACHELOR. .i.he double boiler; cook until léllgltllt- buslt. Size ac requirefltlw. mm, 1°“ is to (“Sign m"; mm nwnogram 1 hats of romapb? 1111111111 ismmess day evening in honor of Mrs. Helm _—'__ 11y thickened. sulrlflntg “Z1111 ii5_lilchri§later1;l?.lth '2 yard 0H5’ for his notepzlpcz" and handkcr- I hat is dcad,"_'_s_ays gJ-btlyer, "New I m. Toronto. who is hem for a few Answer: ' lRemtwe 1101111119! ‘eafuth Qam _ “nit dart at‘; '” yard 11135-11111: chiefs. Tllis is on old English o. , styles embrace lines reminiscent of I week, Wm, he, parents ML m, Nice. sweet. modest girls-girls who are ladlcs—may not be as olentl- 111111 11111111" 111d ‘"1 '1 ‘aw w; 9B °°“ 1:“ a?!“

surmounted 11y 11 60111111‘! 111111 5111- 119ml’ 111B Eightnlloufs Sixteenth, Mm M_ 305$ ' ful as they were in the past, but there are still n lot of them left, ‘thank beaten egg whites‘ Pour n ith i e sure o the size oi ifll rounded by the (lartcr. On the walls Stuart, Watteau, Florentine, Gains- ‘ . . , God. So don't get discouraged, Mr. Bachelor; You can find them if lwet 11101115 51111 ‘111111- 581'" w l‘ P511111“ 391111 5111111115 0T 110111 (coin

preferred.) Price of pattern 15 cents.

of llis sitting-racial at York are scv- , borough, Marie Antoinette, sailor I custard Sauce‘ serve 51x‘

you look hard enough. oral black ruld white sketches done 1 shops and so on. There is an enor-

Mrs. Harry Miller was hostess for the Monday evening Bridge Club at

_ 1 Custard Sauce I get many letters like yours from boys who write me that they

by the royal crayon. mous. amount of ‘dash and chic to he, pram, home 283 fltzroy sweet _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ "' """"' e e ' these latest types and hats list at a’ neither want a. drunkard nor a petter who has been mflnhandlcd by 1 cupful milk. N‘, 9m size The High cnnlllllssioncl- and Mrs. dangerous angle revealing more of ° ' ' every boy she knows for a wife and who demands to know if there are 1 egg yolk. . Ferguson llad the honor of receiving the hair and:albw1ng._\thg phape of-I Mrs. (Dr.) J. S. Jenkins left by any K1115 1911 W110 111° 11°11 11111111111559“? 111 °°°11111115 B1111 1115515- T1112)’ 1 egg. -- -

their Majestics the Klllg and Qllfiell. w

tllc Duke and DUCHCSS of Yolk, Prince George and the Princess of the tricks of- the trade is to tie The many friends of Miss Mar- Royal at he Canadian stand of they up the bonnet wimpy/bow at the garet Martin of Eldon, will regret

British Industries Fair at Olympia back in more or; iess_ elaborate, ex- to learn of herillness in the P. E. I.

the head to silhouette. Close" to'the head the llewonodgls pling and one

say they don't meet any girls who don't demand to know if they have i a flask on their hips and who don't consider a boy a flat tire lf llc ; doesn't begin necking as soon as they get into a car. '

2 tablespoons sugar.

‘.5 teaspoon salt.

. Scald the milk in a double boiler. I Poul‘ over the beaten egg and yolk mixed with the sugar and salt. Re-

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Street Address

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The reason wby these men cannot find the good girls they desire is

on: morning last week. .\l£lj0l‘ P. K. l DTCSSiOII. Hats are a’ tilt and whe- Hospital where she underwent an turn to tb edouble boiler and cook, (my 5mg ‘

are defined as a. halo whose every , 9111111 15 Planned to reflect becoming , Mrs. Leith Smith, Summerslde The dinner at Government House lines to the wearer. __ Never in its entertained at, Bridge {or Mrs, Ben]. Tuesday evening given by His 1 history has hat been more Rogers, Jr, on wednesd,“ Mm Honour the Lieutenant Gonvsrzlor! powerful in its ability to aid the Rogers is the guest of her nmther’ for the members of tllc Legislature smart woman achieving the pic. . Mrs‘ (senator) Mcmthur. and other prominent citizens was ; turesqueVasweillfsgfeminine Iil5cfii-_ . , , the principal social cvcllt of the I ationft vifiltji-IEIEEIS?’ Mm mane A Campbell of sunk ‘week. __ _ (lpfzquld be better perhaps to ask memde entermned on the owwl > I I I - w 1 ‘t L ~ .‘- v I z V‘ I : lull IIlfIlOHQiS‘Zilchfqflbfilllg called m“ of 1m. “we daughter. vlrglnurs Miss Johnson. “h cc iracu-Hlcn "Don in lhc-mll-ltluy models today. firs, bpthda on wedm d , A from the Cundzll Home was so much i Thcro ‘are stralvsflexotlcf practical, mm" y ts s 51' - rcgrrcttcd. left yesterday rllomlll; for qllinble and’ expressive. There are ‘C gbeue sues . were Mrs‘ J‘ o‘ C‘ Toronto whore slle has accented aysiiks, heavy’ and dull, or woollens lamp and “me daughm Mary position in the social Service ' and synthetic fabrics, with stitch- Etzwbeth of qharlottetwn’ Branch of the Y. w. c. a. 4 ing, combined fabrics." two Ol‘ three . ' ' ' ' ' Hones color affects. and forth. The M1555 Mwaflam we" M“ Harry Brown entertained} a. .1 2-4 s» v.», . 11139195555 9i» 9- 1117131111111 511131991‘ artfully at llcr pretty auart- ' Lord Byllg; former Govemor- Bridge o" Thurs“? af1eYn°°n~ ' is in the Qvllfibll Hotel last ov- i G6!'ii’1"<\1"0fCfl!lBdB,.and Lady Byng ' ‘ '

mixture 00:11:; the :~l)00ll. Remfilvc 8i’- once. Do not lcL the water bol‘. in the bottom of the double boiler. Custard sauce may be made with- l out the extra egg yolk, but in @1115 case the egg yolk left from the 1 Spanish Cream is utilized.

Glass may be made crystal elm .f washed in water in which i", leaves have been boiled. Save m, leaves for a week, and boil ill suit flcient water to cover them. ivasll any glass in the liquid.

Ancient Clock Has Historians

All Mystified

i TORONTO. March 7- Serenely ant provincial architect, George guarding its secret behind the tn- White at first believed. Then began scrutable face of time, baffling the search through the files. A

Duke and Duchess of York.

n t . at concerts and lectures and small parties. Naturally the girl who doesn't drink isn't asked on a booze party. Nor does a girl who refuses to pct play a. return engagement with the lad who expects to be paid that way

as tile price of his entertaining her.

Also, the nice girl is easily overlooked because she is not so flam- boyant as her gayer sister. She doesn't put everything she makes on her back. Non does she hold the men she knows up for glad raiment. 1 Still loss docs slle know how to flag men down. You have to seek the 1 modest violet, but the sunflower hits you in the eye.

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' A i Perfect Body

rm: RELATION or a BALANCED mm r0 ranracr HEALTH

But one thing you may be sure of, Mr. Bachelor, and that 1s that if the men of today want nice, modest, sweet girls, the supply will be forthcoming to meet the demand. For women have always been plastic enough to make themselves what men wanted, and men have always set the pattern. The reason that girls a re wild now is because men have wanted wild girls to play with. Not an overwhelming number of girls

Most of us crave a perfect body. but few attain one.

Probably the reason we fail to do so is because a perfect body 11115 5°

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tastes. Consequently opinions of ’ between 1O andilppbr denim: the "Hensley and Miss Lou's F“ h a‘ any 1111113 of natural beauty. andlfwood; These include the rattle.’ cured is not wemcooked and Serb twine Great Britain“ mono, lIDleu council chamber where Such g I,‘ Brown-ups should be carefully {4511011}. amount. A working 11111111‘ e s s e ‘s m is to gardening what the mnla-‘snake plantain and wld orchids ofi cd. It merely means that even in et Mon Droih" 1110011 might rest. But no, there wu " - "guarded." lcdac n1 the celery value or lhc turc fs to painting. all k'nds, violets, wild lllly of the’ this enlightened day comparatively m, om clock was installed in only one big room in the old Par-

wiw- n‘. ll Dilllz-"r-Bridge in honor will be visitors-win Jlzncouver and - IDI.) Hunt of» Maiden. .-Vlcforiu tolvaqd» wtswpml .9; 11,391;-

who is being widely fctcd by _-month. They embarked at Kingston, ‘Jamaica. on the M. S. Drcchtydk, ,of the Royal Mail Steam Packet The illdilsnositlon oi’ Dr. .l. P. _Company,__p_nd are dug in Lqg an- Inntz is regretted by his numerous 1 gtlcs on March 19. After l; brief friends. stay in California they will come

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Comments On Foodtgc...

‘Justice Saunders and Mrs. Saund-

side entertained at a, tea this after-

Zliests included, sir Rodmond and

Miss liinld Moral-lane arrived in. inc city yesterday to visit with Mp!

ers, Grenfleld Avenue.

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M15 AJBX Cfl-"mbell of Summer‘

noon at the Empress Hotel. Her, Lady Roblin of Winnipeg, Mr, and Mrs. C. P. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Huxley formerly of Summerside,‘

The fact that men demanded chastity and decency of conduct in women and would not marry a woman unless she was virtuous has kept

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5 a sad day for the world and for civilization when men lower their stand- ] ard in this respect.

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' many requirements. Rest is neces-

sary. The man or woman who fails to secure enough sleep seldom at- tains a perfect body, or retains it if it is attained.

Exercise is necessary and exer- cise does not mean work. A wo-

1 man may do two washings every . day of her life, but she will have a

worn out body instead of a perfect one. Another woman who never

, did a washing but who walks, swims ‘ or plays golf may develop a perfect

with rhythmic ticks ministers of the crown, heirloom hunters and all who seek to solve its mystery, a. ponderous old clock in an antique gallery in Toronto has set the Par- liament Buildings upon their ear. No one knows its story. It is hid- den. with the dust of the past and in the memories of old men who have long since gone. And there are those who suspect it is older than the Province of Ontario. older than

drawing of the legislative chamber of the old building at Simcoc and Front streets was discovered. And there was a clock and a coat of arms, but the clock rested beneath the coat of arms.

Believe it Stood in Early Building

“Of course we began to think then that someone llad placed tin clock in the place of the shield.‘ said Mr. White. “But now we be-

Mr. ‘and Mrs. Henry stavert, Sum- ex s D ' h G d ' body and find great pleasure m do- Confederation. and that it first lieve that the clock came from an

B d B f old merslde, Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. _ p e l S m; so _ saw the light of day in the original even earlier building. that was

8 8 l ‘Fisher, Mrs. Alfred Smith, Mrs, I i Clegnnness both "$159 and o“; Parliament Buildingsof Upper Ca- originally built at Berkrly 111d

-_._ _ w f‘ ' a 4,1,; : M'ss Alice McKinnon. Brlghtefls A ROOm 1s nccessary- Fresh air, pure wat- nada. Front streets." mounuzsolvlr: LIKES AND nls- permitted until the‘ "you; or" ale: ' 1 ' cr and proper food are three more Grcy-ilwlred men remember “vi/by?"

LIKES ARE OFTEN DEVELQP. l cygglon," Meat‘ 11m eggs,‘ 75w and Mrs. Alex camp, sllmmer- . '___- _ _ requh-emenlg when they were little boys the old "Well. the lion in the coat of ED BY HEARING ELDERS B» E cooked vegetables, raw and cooked sum who has been surest Any Old D1811 01‘ Deep Platter W!" D0——-W11d Qy The sad part of l, is ma; moug- Olockig story was In. mystery. No arms in the picture seems more up.

fruits, cereals andlsimple desserts can be serveddn gregtgvarlety: ‘While it's of utmost importance that vitamins and minerals be sup- pllccitrijabundanae; the calory value of‘ foods-must, not eoyerlookod. The nlnqunt oimfood a cliild needs at this age has been estimated as 111111111111 11°11 .. 99°u°l11°11°$ .11 day. Tllc protein‘ calorle-ysliouid lat

-7 raass OPINIONS.

Children sometimes develop trou- blesome llkes and dislikes regarding food as they reach the ago of eight or nine. ‘There are scvernlreasons for this and one in pprticular cpnbc, laid to their elders‘ door. Discus- sions about food by older persons may do much to influence young

at the Empress Hotel for some

months plans to visit California before returning home this 511m-

able entertaining at the Hotel and Flltfifilfifled the following guests at 111111161‘ yesterday evening:—Mr. and M111 Harry Smith, Mrs. Alfred 51111111» 33181111111; Mes Adele Mc- Leod, M"ss Is'a Tuck, Miss Neta

mer. She has been doing cornslderl

Cultivated Plants Give Fine Effects.

WASHINGTON. D. 0., rifled it should be remembed that they; Dish gardelfng, all art of grand-Ineed little sunslfne, but plenty of; mother's day, has been regenerated Flight. , and is now enjoying a widespread n: you put off making your dlshl ‘popularity. Inexpensive and cheer-

I lful, tile dish garden can be made, wild plants can be gathered in the,‘

garden until summer, all sorts of,

ands of men and women secure rest exercise, fresh air and pure water, and are clean to an extreme-yet something is wrong with some por- tion of the body. Therefore im- proper food must be responsible in most cases.

This does not mean that these people do not secure enough ,food, nor does it mean that the food se-

mark remains on its face to lend a clue. but its setting la the most magnificent any Toronto clock has ever known. the coat of arms of Great Britain.

Six feet across is the resplendent background of the clocks serene old face. The lion and unicorn stand on guard on the flanks. and the rose, shamrock and thistle en-

right than the lion that llolds the clock." he explained. “We're fair- ly certain that this is not the same coat of arms, and now we think the clock came from the earlier build- ings. At any rate tllc mystery deepens and we're still gclnl through files "

Then came another suggestion. Perhaps the old buildings had I

Stronger than ever fashion de- crees red, white and blue in the! Any old dish will do io startlvalley, many kinds of moss and‘ few women realize how impllrtflnii

smart gemlnme spring costumer’, such a garden, although a deep ‘lichens. But be sure to bring back it is to balance each meal. For But for the woman who does not meal, platter is one of the best. A‘ some of the soil in which the plants 5111119 111115011 01‘ 0171191‘ 1110111511 599111 wish to go l“ goo decidedly for the sandy sail covers the bottom of the. are found growing. It enables them 1° 1°91 111111 l! 5111-1113’ 0f 100115 811d

oflw have the“. native so“ while how to balance them in a difficult ~ subject, and they prefer to go on as

At this age, too, mothers‘ often -more common foods is valuable.‘ 1 relax the constant SUDGIVLSIOYFOIE ' -

i llamerlt buildings at Slmcoe and their children's diet and the juniors _ b , Countlllg calories '

Front streets where such n clock might hang in glory.

T. A. Reed. Toronto lll5l011l111~ sheds light on Toronto's H1113’

the Queens Hotel. which gave way four years ago to the Royal York. ‘Then it was taken by Jenkins Gal- liar-leg to occupy a place of honor amonk other heirlooms of the past.

are allowed to eat about what they i 1 The ordinary serving of a number please with the result of apoorlyl ‘of foods yields 100 calories. This _ t Th t I u balanced dietary. ' ' = makesit easy to calculate the ap- m color comblnmm l“ h“ dresses p“ 0' m] a c” o gm,