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c'.'zli'y Lliiiitl is \'i1Ioi~_u Sliekville- \'.`t:.'.`s' '.s_.;il'. J..:;~.i or .-\l'c“ \vll.cll is also ull l-.`ii;li.\li liouk 5e\t'.*‘f Rlioice.
\.'ietui’l;t su.-ki';`.lt-\\'es'.`s blog-
rapily is t-ili\:';i<-1.-.;i.'wtl by Lilo ir.llt nies; ;lpp.'.i~.i~.'_ .ii .\l.:».~ S-.lei:ville- \\`¢.~t`s .ll dllz.-» ~.i'.\i'e eoilllnoll-
stnse, 1-, ;,> .lil .:.i.". -;';:.1'.l‘.e yet pit-.i.».l:l-:i_\' \\i;;'..-.. -.lliti .»ii.\;glliiol'- \vui'c1 u.».'\l'.;..'. lr. tile e\t:i'.s Lil the l-.ie oi .lt-. :i::t tl _'ilu iuici :lie ilutlloi' .lius iii; :dl l;..:i for l\\il::liltieis;ilg l>t».:i1:_~._ 1.. -r .1 ‘ li -.-.oz.is. "l`li\-rc is eiii...;e`;l i_il.'..i in :.\l to >;i'.\ie, in the iia“.\ .l .i-
All:-A s..;-‘.;\.i,1c-\=,'»-_ti has .\!ll~c\vdly
5p_1.».-_i -_';;.\ s-.pt l'i`lui'.y oi t-zitit-lice to
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liti;;.i:.'. #Ilia-,t .;\ . play, and
I'.1;1,t~il \\'.iI.1\;;..\'; .ii mls ilaogrilplly. i:»...z Jtullin-.s -one of the
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: ~ ;` d'.‘.-.il , not il; lite ill1.Lt:\i'y gen- l. , -lor i.ll;='. ;.i:.~.. sat iullle-tvest < .t-., not ut-..e‘.e Jeaziiie to have iz. eil..-. but ;n the youtiliiil, sturdy il...-;.iit, wril '..le L>e.1u'.ii`ui`iy clear viivt-_ '.\l.o.»c <...;al`;i,;e and conviction itzlfl "g-.ii..ls of ;lt'.==mi.1I;tj\"’ enabled j~ ,~ -~; \_;i pil'-ct..~l.t-.ii'iei:ctlmt-iiund to btiiti reluctant prillces to her
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‘mi ,U 31; _i s'.,l<-ic,-iilc-\Vesx‘s auth-
ezfiv, ‘.ii<l.l~ .liitll ailfl siilcel'e "life" v.,- lllive exoii ‘,ll. ¢~.:iuile;»t, details oi>o\i'. this very l1..:il;it‘. ll(-rome and saint '.v'ilo.<e "i;i~cu.est miracle was her whole <‘:;r<-cr."
,l\.!il.i1`;i~~l‘ i:t",‘J, aiicl vein." nriusiifil, book alboiit .loail oi' ;\l'c \\'I1S Dub' lzslled oil S¢:;>Lc-iillaer l-ith. It lS <'all|~ri ".Ii.iiii of Arc; Sr-it Portrait” and is uonip;.e;i from the report of tire ima; :nil -li1'.t~r :lil-ieilt SUUYCCS
bz' \‘\-'ll1.u~<.t 'l‘;-.. ~-.:i\.»li;1s tralilslat- e.l Iron: :;.»..- l.i.'.l‘. iiild French to
pri-.-<:‘.t iii- ;'j.‘ il: J-»`a:l's own .,.,,,-,is -f,-lv \,1;.;.- of the ‘nook lies in gf, y. 1 i ii. il.-.l1;';.' iilzllel' ()_,.;~_ ‘, jx; 1:..-',lv_'.i‘.ll .1..'i_lf".i‘.'li1<‘e.
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t,<,-;~ 1,-.i'.li a inc.-iilliic -if time sisrilature '-,i,ln.;\y,l»"_ .lr .ul could lleliiler r-.'.'d nor -_-.-lie `uu'. she cou.d Sign
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ER - wmv. ilk Majesty me xingdrove :;.mt§1;J;<;useyMl\;s;uf1.:;;wn Sas N0 “roman Has the Right tg Marry UI\l€SS
"“°‘“° She is Willing to Have Children, f01° "0
lvl: and itll-sl flush .mlm cor- Adopted Baby iS Quite 3 Substitute don len yesterday for London f01~Y0ur Own
CA RAMEL PECAN PIE.
Oilc cup siigur, 1-2 cup water, 1-3‘
cup flour, 3 egg-yollks, l-4 teuspcoll salt, 2 cups nl lk 1 teaspoon vanilla. 1-2 cup pecans, 1 baked pe shell.
Pour i-3 sugar in frying pan. Heat
lslowly, and stir colls:allt‘y vtitll
wootlell spoon ulitll brown, syrup forms. Add water. cook slowly 2 miute-, or until su-:ar has completely dimolved. Mix rest of sugar with flour. yolks. Salt and intlk. Cook ill double boiler until thick and creamy. About 15 minutes will be rcqiiirrd. Add syrup mixture and vanilla. Add pecans and pour into sllell. Cover wit-h meringue.
Merlngue: 'I‘lli'oc egg-'Milton ¥
ieasilooll salt, i-4 cup sii-.;iii'.
Beet, whites and ;ait until stiff.
Add sugar and beat until creanly.
lRouf_'hly spread ovei' f;ll'n-1 and
bake 12 minutes in sow oven. Scrvc cool.
LEMON SIIERBET
Two-Tllirds cup sumir, en"-tllirtl
cut? leilloll juice, 1-l-2 eiirs .nlilk.
i-2 clip crt-alll. slvvet or our, few grains salt, 2 tzib`es;»oons cold \\'zttel'. 2 teaspoons gelatfne. Mix sugar. iein- on juice. milk er;-:tin and a few trrallls of gait. Soak galatinc in cold watt-r, tlivn inelt oler l-.ot \vzlt.er. Add gradtlnily to first m`xture. Chill in refi'igerator pan, tilen beat '10 minutes Or until very light. Return to inset pan and leave until froz--n. Ii’ the mixture sc-pcrales and the
bottom poriionvbecomes icy, beat again.
"What to see at his palace turn-
ed show place? Better select one fa\ou.vite artist or art treasure and work out from there: The Winged Victory; Mona Lisa's smile, and that
I sweeter one of Saint Anne; . . . .
Hammura.bi‘s ‘eye for an eye’ code carved in diorite 4,000 years ago and still legible; . . . . the matchless Venus of Milo; Wh.istlel"s 'Mother'. calm amid Delacroix paintings of massacre, shipwreck and death; , . Mi1let's 'Angelus' . . _ or that tri- umpl; of motlerll lighting over tlinc, the frail deathless beauty of Botti- celli‘s Villa Lemml frescoes, never loveller than now . . Venus, Dl'a.na, and Victory may be seen two even- ilizs a. week from- nine to eleven. The new lighting is zl. revelation . . Neither in Athens nor in London have I see ally Grecian frieze as beautifully illuminated as the Pan- athcnalc Procession in. tile Louvre. Nfitller in Cairo noi' in Tllebes have Egyptian bas-reliefs and incised inscriptions been thus revealed at their full value.
The new lighting and settings, a.
challenge to every conserviltor, will doubtless allow artists. long dust and dustily presented, to speak with new eloquence."
In another interesting section Mr.
;Williams writes: “People tllillk nf .the Opera as having always stood
' there, yet when the Germans enter-
. l ed Paris in 1871, Gai'nier’s master-
piece was not fillisiled . . . . In
,this Pnrisizln .show pi;lt.<'. you ari- quite likr-ly to hear Tanilhauser singing German to Elizabetll`s French.a use of harmony which . .sllf»\\':. lioiv fni' nrt outruiis politics." i And acgaiii--“Oli Nnpoieoilis Arch 'of 'l`l'1iiuipll--cciiire of aiisiocratic I‘ili‘i:---tile most .-:piiuted fi_u,'ure is I-`r:tiir:ols Riicles "Ln l\'lal".<ei!l;\ise,"
,syniboliziiig a song iizlnirci from barefoot Prn~.'r~ncai troops. ulcliiditn; lnfil oi 1\’[ai'selllr‘, who 1-:imc to l".<"i‘1 to sltlrm the 'l`uiltlit‘.< iii 1792.
'Iitt-t mai'cliiilf.z song of a i`alJllle- lwilo called it "music with a mils- ‘ mehr"--became the National Arith- em of French patriotisni.
Rfziluet tie Lisle, antlior of the
“Marsi-iii:iisc", knew prison and des- pair. But his song touches glory."
"lost ing agrlstiieécould
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ml 5leeP'A /vswpf.-'Rso/v"
ltr xii iivi- ,~~.:. i».i iluvr from \'~-» i`~'~. il.
"ll-i`»l~ ii lv.: Dr. \\`illi.lms' l‘lul. l'>i' , l ll.i<l lvl.-t ni_v appe- liil . I - -iilfl not _-li. :» an-l lit-vi-r tilt l`.-~ i'-~|ff_' ;i!i\.lliiii_j, lltil "1 l 1- 'il,.~ ; 'lf ini' ;l -liort i‘.v l i- lin- ll li j,' lip; iliite, ‘viii --~-iiullr :mil lllivi- more |..,», I lv. l like 1| iii '.v |il‘r.=-lnl"
.-\r\; ‘ ou \-.-iriirvl ll<‘f'lil'e you :lo lim .ip \-. ll :.u.l vt-\ or l\:|\‘i- :lny il; i -I '-2 ‘I ll- il '.'li_~. ii-it follow till- ~.. i il' \-.1-il* l|,`. 1 '~.lii\|ll-- :intl ll 'ill ilu- Iii' \\'i'll'un -` l’lul. Pills if Hr" -'ll lil-l '. ‘ l.il:|' lier, you |--..l»~!»I-. 1.' lvl mon- iron ll:-lore v lv r vi-mlvfl. n r in irrlyml\'c, Dr. \\`:'lll~r ' l’iul; Pills \‘,'lll stipply `-`."' -rr r /uf ‘.'.
this iron. They will flourish and qulctcn _voilr nerves. Your llloml will hrcnmc richer; your glands will function llettcr; you will get :in uplift in vitality. Then you uill .sleep soundly ilnrl get llzuk _\-our appetite. Antlthcr girl who \v:|s rullrlolvn, llcrvnuv :tml hall Iiitls- lltwirc for footl. ~'.iifl rt-rcntly, "I have tiikcn Dr. \\'illi:|m=‘ Pink Pills for some time and I fcrl and look like :i neu' person. And am I llllliury at mcaltimt-sl" 'l`ll<-n 4lon`t \v:|=te :mother mn- mz-nt wishing nr wfliiiilu in get ln-tier. Start taking Dr, Willi.-img' Pink Pills nt nnrr-I Price <0c.
Tub Dr. Wil_.'iam~' Pink Pill# redu- I/ulv lor I \vl|lle;1m1l il vnu rfon‘f lrrl In-ner, .xlvnmzvl "ml h/-.-llillrrr. your money will be returned in you.
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`l`l‘°m Balrilorai to Crathie Church for the .first time 511105 his wagg- sion to the Throne, he was the centre of a. public denlonstration
io! loyalty vvllich exceeded any- iiliiiis or uv: land ever seen on iueesldc- For hours before the liime of the service in the- little
lcliurrll motor cars from all pa.;-L; i oi tile coulltry made steady streams _-of traffic towards Crathie, md the largest crowd seen on any lprevlous occasion was easuy ex- leer-ded. Motor cars of all shapes loud sizes, and motor buses, park- led close iegetllei- at the .side of the :road in the vicinity of the church, l-stretched .lor a distance of over six miles. if iuly members of the great crowd expected to see the usual picturesque picture of an ‘open carriage, drawn by beautiful jim.-ses. dashing smartly up 1,0 the ‘church they were doomed to dis-
lilfpolntnlent. Motor ears were the nl-_“ans of transport adopted by tile King and the tiller members Of Y-he ROSHI Ff\mil5'~ Between deep lines of Smiling, harld-wav- tile spectators the cars passed on ilu-il' lvay to the .side entrance to llle cliurt-li. I-lis Majesty, in High- fland costume, saluted in iwi-mow1_ lecli.;’enient. of his subjects' exp;-eg,
*sions of loyalty. Th; King was ‘accanlpzuiied in his ear by his lequerljv. Col, the Hon. piers high,
land his private secretary, Major the Hon. A. Hardinge. Princess ,Elizabeth Princess Margaret Rose, land Miss Margaret, Eiphimwne ,weve with the Duke and Duchess lof York. in the car which arriv.. ed just before his Majestyiv, were the Duke and Duchess of Glou- cester-
auto
The many friends of Mrs, A. W.
Hyndman will regret her illness in the P. E- I. Hospital, '
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Mrs, Samuel Kennedy, Jr., N.
celved on Wednesday for me first time since her marriage and was charmingly attiled in a. gown of pale blue lace and received 5, la.;-ge number of callers. Mrs. samuel K°m“‘d.\'. Sr., assisted in receiv-
lius. The rooms were beautifully ,l‘let‘Oi'£1t0d With _autumn flqwefs l“'h1l° Yellow rosa were used for ,the table decorations, Those usher- :P011 were Mrs. R~ E. Sutherland :und Mrs. L E. Macleod. Tea,
‘was poured by Mrs. C. H. B, Long. ,worth and Mrs. K. M, Martin, :Assisting in serving were M13, E, ,F- Seller. Mrs. Russel Chandler, Mrs. Fred Moore. Miss Im-na !Wc<‘i<s and Miss Jean Gi-dnt. me ld00r was attended by little Miss ‘Elizabeth Martin.
0 O O O
Mfrs, Alvin Hansauld of Port
,Arthun ont., arrived last night on a. visit to her mother, ivns John lA€110w and sisters. .
V I C 0 O , Miss Kathleen McMahon, Domin. ion Field Secretary of the G11-1 Guide Association, who has been here in the interest of Guiding and hold- ,ing training classw for Guide;-5 land has been the guest of Mrs. J. B- McCl'eady, left Monday for Nova Scotia,
cvs;
l Mrs. Allison Webster, and nm.; lrl:lu;:lltel~ Joal, who have been ivisltiilq and Mrs, JA A4 web_ lei". F`liZI'0.\' St.. leave Monday for their home in C:llgary_
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Miss Amy Byrne, of Montreal,
has alrivcd in Charlottetown to ,join liel' mother, Mrs, John Byrne, ;oll a sllort holiday.
F ~ » ¢ ¢
Dr- and Mrs. Keeping and fum.
;lly have moved into their lovely 'new home on McGill Avenue,
C U C I
A Jolly party comprising mem-
»bf‘fS ol' St. James Presbyterian ;Cliurcli Choir and other friends ;\v<-re invited to Inkcrman on Wed- =ncsrla_v evening. when their choir leader Mrs. J. A LM.,-Son threw open this historic old residence for it dimes- in honor of Mr. and Mfg, ,John Hugh Gordon who left yes. f-¢`-may Un an extended trip to Ellglaild and for Mrs. Edwin .Warren a popular summer bride. ‘The guests of honor were the re- repinnts of lovely gifts to mu-k ,the occasion, The former receiv- `inz a. handsome diary to mark the leuistanmng events in their tour and ft is hoped on some future oc- icasion Mr. and Mrs. Gordon may ifavor them with some ,of the high- lights of their activities. Mrs. War- lren received it lovely silver comport (to mark the happy event. The lprescntations were made by the choir leader Mrs. Lawson and choir president, Miss Margaret Trviitr. The Kirk' orchestra provid- ed exeellenr. dance music. A tooth-
whem they will -Spend the winter
Mrs. Simon Paoli. Jr., left yes-
tefffy on p, short holiday visit to New Y0rk,
IOIOOO
Mr~ and Mrs. J. F. MacDona1d,i
Upper Prince Street, have as their. guest Mrs. MocDona.ld'.s sister,'
happier
Mrs. (Di-.) C. W; Harrington, Everett,
visiting points of interest through- out. the Province.
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Mrs. (Dr) Howie left Monday'
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ter Miss Louise Lyons, have re-,
the winter months.
Boston. Mrs. Hutcheson and Mrs. Duchemin will visit Mrs. Hutche-
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school 'Phe young Princess, now
we-ie safe ul be the dimallty ml
been carefully planned by the
Mos- Mrs. Harrington is having a l mast delightful holiday renewingl many pleasant friendships and'
sono -
tons
Dr- Maclntyre attended it num- ber of very interesting clinics at
A. Creelmain.
C 0 O O
is visiting her sister, Mrs- K. J.
Helen Wnkeford. Mrs H] L Pal-
erlck Forbes Rutl-lerford of Tor- onto which was announced this week, is being pleasantly discurs- ed by her friends in Bilmmel-side and Charlottetown.
O I O I
Mrs. 0. A, Meikle has had as her
guest her sister, Mrs. J- W. Hens- tis, of Rosllndale, Mass. Mrs. Huestls has now retumed to her home. accompanied by her moill- er, Mrs. Lucy Dunning, who will
sonnnlppercddeduolasltmuadfhmaals, It (Innes 1'.
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spend the winter in Illinois with
you think.
V eooaiglfénrfl mg ¢00K_g , Happenzngs of the Week Dorothy Dlxs etter ox ;
and 'retum to Montreal in May for Dem, Dom,/hy Dix_My gmc, md 1 mv; had an argument on me the graduation of their daughter, wma of babiei -He mamtnhu that a. woman is created to have children Ml” 1"1°“ ‘G°’d°“- ~ ‘ and um it is Gods blessing to hi-we H cwdlv Wd family. W“°""" I ”"
' ' ° ° slat that one baby is sufficient. In the heat
or mamma 1 .sud that I W°\11d Prefer W adopt 1 ohild rather than have one of my own. I even asserted that if even' °°“Pl° would adopt a. baby this world would be 8
plug, for it would save a‘ lot Of
women from going into the depth-S °f Had" to give birth to a child and it would pro- vide homes and foster PB-P011*-S f°’ m°“Y_f°" Iorn little children who have Delther. 1315 made the boy friend so Bngfy thi* he 1°" and hasn’t been back to See me since. Whllrh of us is rigim If 1 um wrong, I em Willing tp apologize, but I would like to kI10W Wm”
MARY.
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morning for Montreal where she Ausw-gy; ' h will join her husband. Dr. anal well, I tlliilk that babies are like angers food. They are best w 011
Mrs. Howie intend residing ill ilonlellludc. No matter how rnuchyou love an I _t that you Montreal, ssibly love it quite as much or have .l\15f- me “me feeung °r 1
adopted mild. v°-1 0-m“°“
9° . fi sh. The have for the one who is bone 0! YO"-" mne and nesh 01 youtll E i have
Mrs. Charles Lyons and daugll- very fact iililt you have risked your life to SWG it me and ‘B 5°”
torrent it dv. die pl-ice or almost unendurabie agony makes it the “cm”
turned to Cllarlutteown after 1 to yon, as we all value most that which has cost 115 m0519-
, spending the summer in George- '_ h ,er moe if more pw- wWn_ I agree \\lth you that the world would be H. BPD P _ more
1.1¢ mio,.it~<i babies. 1 can think of nothing “Obi” *11;dw;’:;n°f0 mm
‘ ill its effects for good than I0! I1 man all
Mr- and Mrs, .Ir F. Wheat are f“"'1'°“°ih'“g l am uname,
.t ool little il-llileless homeless, lovcless child and B7V€ it 5 U el
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-- ~- -~ ~ ' --- - ' Wor1c1’s Richest Screen Actress
f"*_"°+j~'-f--~--l ’ " I . » L B ~
3-Gavin!! WS m0rnlHiPr cu fl visit t-'il ' P l ` ' h i Life ~ i r at-:reen actress formerly of Montreal,
. th ' ffection and rearing and a 0 Mitre 11 - Beautiful Noima Sleare . . _ _
New York where they will spend R “Mel” and ra ers B widow of ming "1-iiallve-ng, film producer, is probably the world-S richest.
\loi'covcr, it is one of the good deeds that almost 8lWlfl'5 brings its rc' movie antiess to-fl11Y- She 176°" “Uma Pri-“Clpal helfes 1° ‘her
lifeless little 11\Si1w”1°“ me 'l (su mated atslo ooaooo and is atpreiellt
wm-<1 I have seen so many drab.SL\PPl`€55¢d lliisbands estate. ulio ialy ` » i -
Mr. and Mrs. G. F Huleiieson ' d m ndwarmtll , , ,_ k
_ » _ d ungsters in the Ir€€ 0 fi ~ ted tl win a .al of $3,500 a wee -
ana daughm, Mrs Wamm D“Ch(__ thilcllcil turn into gay an IOYOUS I/0 X ter- ments. And I have lepor f 21 8 9-W
of a 1-Cai ilome, and under the 10V-‘H8 ¢N'¢ °f °5 P M-_-T-_-_. ._ -HW -7- ---
l1` i'l”'"" ` ' ' Y H _
min left last week on it trip to Seen so many men and Women smrved for me love of children feed the
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hungry hearts on the affection of an adopted baby; Ani 1t1;8»;§eS*i;3:(;§’
lnonv homes silent and cold as a. tomb almost, t at W0 C T71
ZW; sm’ Dr' Hllwmson in N°“'l the puter or little feet.; e
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I ve never known a case in which P°°P1B Who adopted children dia A I' ES
Prmcws Euzabuh’ elder daugh' not lovlzzathem dearly and find hB»PPlI\¢55 in them- I have kn°Wn but fc"
ber M the Duke and Duchess of cases in which the adopted children did not love their foster parents us.
Y°rk‘ Wm may bcmme a second 1 well as they would their own and in which they did not tum out as wen _ Queen Elizabeth, will not EO to H5 me a\.e1-nge gf own sons and dB.\!8hD0l'S. THE TwILlGuT HOUR ance' Demycd iertli rn- iiil :Iliff
nies 1 ii Motherhood is not at Job t\\11\t'11l> h°\1f-
declded at el. family council at Bel- woman the chore of bearing her bp. or er. L1 1 heavenly moral Castle, Scotland, attended in which one woman can pinch hit, for another. It is the most P0I`S0D»- And 111 me del’ ‘5 °
k arth and the woman wllo shirks it Rnd peace reelin/cd,
mistake.
choosing a. school witllagut c:;us- True' when ybu get a bought baby you can pick out 8, boy 0|- a girl, beautiful,
mgh deephjeluoutim’ tlrlues lon blue eyes or brown curls or straight hair instead of having to take what A ,iyhixtmg J-“0°b'5'1adde1` °t me
c' erscoomasan .e un- f ’ - .
, 4 _ . to tsid is much ini;
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wm have to undertake' The dem' T1 Quill youll see points about It that make it Superivr to any other GREAT OPPORTUNITIES f
im is saw to be in Mcordance with baby "vit was ever barn. You'll see that he has 80t all Of YOUT imnuyw Great 0I>D01‘¥»lmiU9S °°'m° V’ °u- l'“r°5'
the expressed wtshvs of the mm ood iolnis and that he takes after his father in his temper and the W9-Y but molly do not know they haw Km Gmrge V' The °°“r`°° of llc lvl it \\-'lien dinneris late. You wonthave to W°“<i¢f what 5°”-“ECN met tllcm.-V-Tile only premmv,ion,"°“ healthy. Here is ‘what you
mmm studies for the Prmccss has and unknown strains of heredity will motivate him. t/0 take adv:mtai§B Of l»h<‘m. 15
of tender power. - Thoughts that ascend like an8¢-l5
simple fidelity to what each day
Duke of York after comultauon So, Mary, I think your hence is rl8h'»- N° W°mBl1 U85 B film- "° brings,-A. E. Dunning.
wwh leading educauonists' The marry unless she is willing to have cl'1ilYd1'¢H. and no adopted W-by 15 “-
entire subiect has been consider- subsmme for your own DOROTHY D1X_ GREAT MEN ed by the cabmeb It was “udp” A ' ’ ’ ' ' ° Great men are they who see that stood the Duke‘s suggestions were Dem. Dorothy Dj,x_1 am engaged to be married to a. lnan who is kind, spmtmu is stronger than nmtenal fully °»PI”'°Wd bl' f-he Cabinet generous, easy to get along with and has many 8°0d QUH-lilies. bill# N5 force that thoughts rule the Wm-1d_ members, At present Miss Crawford idea of having 3, good time is to get drunk. We have known each other ’ *___ the ¥°V¢m€SS °f the Princes# is for six years. At first we went to movies, concerts, played wfds. ew. but CHARM in complete charge of the chiid'sl now he doesnt enjoy any of these anymore. Says he would rather spend It is n1“_M_s good to know, H 1655055- M155 Cfawfofd 15 HS- his extra. money on liquor. He stuys sober during the week, but at 1-|10 om in mSS`mg R cmmlmg hum/,m .listed by a special woman fn-j vveeit-end lie makes up for lost time. The things r lute-music. b°°kS» béhfg, ,t `m,,.cS,'m our ,ms like structor in `F‘re"neh and a music i dancing and sports-he won't be bothered with. He .lust V-'ami T0 5"' f1owe,;S and woods and Clem- bmolm teacher. Later a. tutor will take up and drink. Is there any way to make him see the better thinks ill 11112. _Gmmc Enom the classics and history. and want to do something besides just befuddle himself with \vh1sl¢y? Am
I f°°1l5h W mam/ hm" E' M' isiormzrts-nv-WAITING
Dr' and Mrs' Pmswn MM' , _ . Your bnby's health depends upon I“W’°» M°“°“¥“'~’- “'h° have bm" A“5“°" aiu . cially before it is
1 mink -o uid be crazy to marry him Because, if you do YW Y°"’ ll” ‘- “W
will let yourself in for one of the most miserable of all fates, that of a
drunkald s lvlfe.
post. comprehension.
. - l Your young min seems 1/0 have the drink habit in the worst and H105!-
tmm Hmmm Medica] imllraule form, for lie dl-iniw not for convivialny or because or some un- Q u tu n F"a S h 1° on s
` 'ollabl elite because he wants to escape from some reality. but I _
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The opening meeting 61. tho ML just because he likes to get deliberately dru.nk and make a. sodden, sense-
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f “f ““‘° For Ch ze Dressers me home of the President' Mrs, P_ I think you wou enjoy spen g
vacationing in New York letnm- _ 5 “ “'° ' ’ b0m_ That 55 why you should wish ed home Wednesday. While there ’ ` _ '_ _ ' to keep yomself Tm-feguy M11,
Good teeth are of prime import-
- lgum lead to mam' dl-Sem* °“°
in TM' 1101 yea-1'. Will be 8lV¢¥\ But, desirable as the adoption of children is for childless people, it 15 the h;§_t-gmt keeps “si special private instruction, it was unthinkable that a. woman should deliberately relegate t0 5011112 slrang? Happy _. . unborn child. Therefore consult a
are dangerous to the llzaith oi the
dentist before baby arrives. if there is 5 ]3ent,n1 Clinic attaelled
by the King and the childs par- i ai, individual, intimate tas on e ` mm moughts to the local Infant Welfare Cciltrc. ents. Reasons for the decisions l who goes shopping for her baby I-¥1Sl»€B»d Of m9kl~“8 her OW!! makes a fatal Love. to commuI10
advice mn be obtained there and armngernents made for }'0\1T W`a°‘ ment.
Take plenty of flleah air and ex-
ercise. G0 for B. sh11I'l> Walk l“':°"° . day. Avoid iiitlns *wavy W°lSl“-‘- etching oofd and llanglng D19*
coed :ood is n¢<-“serv to WP
should include in YOHY dict' "”h"n this as pmiivie. one quart of milk a day gm; egg 9, day. A_1l‘bers‘i serving of fresh vegetables and salad each day- Fresh mit "“_“h day. Sea-f.ish-not fl-esh\vatel' fish -beca/use .fish taken from the S88- eontain iodine, which is so good 101' the blood. And liver onoe or twice aweelt; it is so easy 1° dism- Durlng the last few mont-hs Of waiting. two or three l»Q1\5l’0°“f“l’ of ood-liver oil should be tBl¢C’“-
Wear loose clothes. Have H0 tight waistbzmds or bioufcs- If possible, wear clothes that htm! from the sllouldcrs. Choose low- heelled shoes as i-lmse will make you lea tired when walkin!- Keep early hours and avoid Set'
ting over-tired. J
Doll‘i. deceive yourself into thinking that you can reform him, and liit Heres an easy to make tl!-ll01'¢d
Cure He will get on his Saturday night bats just as he does now. 1-te tiny _qhqiiider yoke,
Mmm 'md lf" _M”_“'"f' will sp.-nd ins money for boom instead or bringing it home. and you will
sit up waiting for the drag of a drunken step, than which there is D0
The sea hostess at the Go" Links dreorier sound on earth to a. woman. This man has warned you what to
this &fb¢i‘|'i00i`l Will be Miss Mary . hi T k tl dbx-eak nth enggggment;_ E. Peters' Mm J. E Paton, Misc, expect if you ma_.rly m. is ethe pan oDoR;THY DLX-
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mer, Miss Mona wilson and for . Dem, Miss D,x_N0t kms no you wma, m your column about a. Thanksgiving D”-V Mrs' Mmeady- farnlers wife whose relations and friends were eating her out of house and Mrs. W~ A. Sfewufl. MTS- Bm' home. My mother-in-law had that same problem, and she Solved it by ml- Mm A- B~ °°°h- Mrs- C- N~ feeding mem beans. elle would have mu- mood dinner; of drunken and Bimett. fixings for the middle of the week and when the horde of oomvlmy d1'°D°
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pod in cm Sunday she would bring out the been pot and nothinz ellie. md
Answer:
I bet it will work. A lot of us
as for the food and drink we serve.
The m°“'l°€° °f Ml” 5-Vbld Tm' the visitors melted away like mow in the sun. Let others who have ton. only dwshwr vf Dr- and spongingfrlends and reictlvuu-vit. Mns. v. M. ca.
Mrs. E. T. Tun-fain, to Mr. 'F’red- ._......._..._..
are lava! not so lhilcll for ourselves
DOROTHY DIX.
Rev. H. D. and Mrs. Raymond
are being welcomed home after an extended holiday visit to Upper canada.
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Mrs. A F. I-Iallsuld and young
son Kirkland arrived last night from Pnl-L Arthur, Ontario, and are the guests of Mrs. Hansuld'l
mother Mrs. John Alnel. _
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