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Life 's Social Side ~ Editor of Women's Page, Tele- phone 243. Private 'phone 857w. " » . . Badmmton was played at the ar- es on Wednesday when those included, Col. and Mrs. alin, Col. and Mrs. Harris, Col. Mrs. H. J. Dawson, Capt. and Murchie, Mrs. T, D. R. Hem- » Mrs. Horace Lawson, Mrs. by, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Ryan, Beverley Browne, Mrs. Keith leks, Miss Aileen Rogers, Miss Ed- k Carruthers, Miss Audrey McLeod, Marion and Miss Mary Ogilvie, Doris McKay, Miss Caroline Il, Miss Kathleen McMahon, ipeg), Capt. Roberts and Prof. der. The Cornwall Choral Society held ; on Wednesday tits annual concert 21st dt which a most inter- programme was presented by musicians, Of Mrs. S. M. Gray, am Safe A gentle stroke,--and my generous 'flame appears at the far end of my "long sturdy body--a safe, sane dis- § tance from your fingers. who {8 woll known in Kingston, The Cornwall Standard "siys: = "Mrs. 8, M. Gray, who is a fav- orite with Cornwall audiences, ap- reared twice in the programme. In the first instance she sang the "Song of Confidence" with feeling and remarkable distinctness of art- | culation. In Rodney's "Calvary" her fine mezzo soprano voice with its fullness of tone and beautifully even register was displayed to ex- cellent advantage." . . . ~ The commandant of the Royal Military College has granted the cadets special leave to stay over for the Amigos Club ball in the King Edward, Toronto, on April 3rd, "tr. » - - Mrs. Frank _ Anglin, Mrs. E. O. Sliter and Miss McCormack will be among the mambers of the Girl Guide committee to go to Toronto NN int Wel 15 on Monday to the National Confer-|iversity avenue, Raisin Bread DeLuxe Raisin bread de luxe--gener- ously filled with luscious seeded raisins--is now available at gro- cers and neighborhood bake shops. Real raisin bread with at least eight tempting raisins to the slice =the kind you like. Order now and serve tonight * for dinner. . Sun-Maid Seeded Raisins the best raisins for bread, and all home cooking uses." Had Your Iron Today? INN of .which the Girl Guides ence of Education, .Canadjan Council of forms part. Mr, and Mrs. Wililam Gill, Un- are entertaining tho choir of St. Andrew's church of which Mr. Gill is honorary president at their home this evening. . . . Miss Edith Carruthers, "Annan- dale", was the hostess of a tiny tea an Easter bride. x . . . Miss 'Offord, Renfrew, will spend Eagtor with her sister, Mrs. A. P. Chown, "Edgehill." Miss Vivian McCartney, Univers- ity avenue, left on Wednesday for Montreal, to visit her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Meiklejohn. Miss Marjorie Gamsby, Toronto, is with her mother, Mrs. Guy Gamsby, King street, for the holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar King, who were married on Saturday last, have returned from their wedding trip, which was spent in Toronto. on Monday for Miss Doris Browne, | jottawa, will spend Easter in Mont- real. Mrs. Custance and her daughter, who have been |Mrs. J. Bleakney, Albert rhavé returned to Peterboro. . . . | Mrs. Valentine Stockwell, Alice street, has returned from Toronto. The Misses Plaunt, Ottawa, who little visiting street, | will be in town for the Wait-Browne | | venient. | wedding will be at "Densmere | House." Major and Mrs. R. J. Leach, King |street, will spend the week-end in | Toronto. . | Miss Imlach, who has been in |town for several weeks with Mrs. {John L. Whiting, Clergy street, re- | turned to Stratford today: Mrs. T. A, McNeill, Toronto, will |spend Easter with her parénts, Mr. rand Mrs. M. O'Reilly, Barl street. {| Mrs. John' L. Whiting, Clergy street, left for Toronto today to spend | Easter, | George Bedell, Varsity, arrived | from Toronto today to spend the holidays with his parents, Col. and iMrs. T. C.D. Bedell, King street. | Mrs. James Sowards, Sr., and Miss | Pat Sowards, are leaving for Ottawa ito spend Easter with Mrs. F. L. ! Brinkman, 187 Powell Avenue. | + Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McGall are | leaving on Sunday for New York and | Atlantic City. | | '{ What the Editor Hears | | tt ttt ttt ttt ttt teteg | That this is the coldest Holy Week {in the memory of the oldest inhabi- |tant, and seldom indeed has the Paschal moon looked down on south- ern Ontario in the grip of thé Frost Fiend. That Lady Baden-Powell cabled her acceptance to the invitation to address the members of the Toronto League of Women Voters during her visit to the city early in April. A luncheon meeting is being arranged in her honor on Friday, April 6th, {when she will speak on "Citizen- LOSE YOUR FAT, KEEP YOUR HEALTH Superfluoug flesh Is not healtny, nei- ther is it healthy to diet or exercise too | much for its removal. The simplest method known for reducing the over- | fat body easily and steady is the] Marmola Method, tried and endorsed by | thousands. Marmola Prescription Tab- | lets contain an exact dose of the famous | Marmola Prescription, and are sold by } druggists the world over at one dollar | for a case. They are harmless and | leave no wrinkles or flabbiness. They are popular because effective and con- Ask your druggist for them or send price direct to the Marmola Co., 4612 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich, and procure a case. To-morrow's HOROSCOPE By Genevieve 'Kemble FRIDAY, MARCH 30. Judging by this day's lunar er=a- sits, there may-be anxious moments and situations calling for important Idecisions. It may be unwise to con- sider any projects involving radical | change or travel, although: proposi- tions may be gafely entertained where these . are not required. There are likely to be fresh oppor- i stamulus, tunities following upon long-contin- | ued obstacles and setbacks. These | should be embraced as opening up | channels of substantial progress and future steady ga'm. [ Those whose birthdas it is may ; have a year calling for important ! decisions. . New projects or old en- gagements long obstructed could be | considered--provided they do not in- | volve rad'cal change or travel. Busi- | ness should not be get aside for pledsure or entertainmen:. A child | born on this day, | yplthough not | averse to industry, may have a | restless nature, unless it is given | careful early training. ! SATURDAY, MARCH 8. A particularly active and aggres- | sive day may be expected under this | sidereal government. With Mars in | trine with Luna, all the faculties and potencies may be under high | leading to bold adventure | and large undertakings. \\. | ~~ | EASTER SUNDAY Calls for New Shoes Patent Strap Shoes, Size 2to 5 ......$2.00 Size 5 to 74 $2 and $2.35 Size 8 to 104, $2.50, $3. Good Quality Boots For Children Sizes5to 74 ........$2.00 Sizes8to 10} .......$2.25 Sizes 11 to 2 seven. $2.50 LOCKETTS Cushion Insoles Taking Up Nursing Mrs. B. Y. Williams left Carle- With Jup- [ton Place for Toronto where she will a ee : To Make Mission Drive. Belleville, March 29.--Represen- tatives of the Methodist districts of This greater reach of my added length means much in lighting gas 'Stoves or stubborn fires and in 8ir John and Lady Hendrie, who |ship." are spending a few weeks in the --- . West Indies, are returning to Ham- That a crow, with the courage of flton next week. his convictions, who clearly thought torching when darkness comes. Mrs. H. Willis O'Connor expcets | March was the time to put in his ap- to leave shortly to visit relatives in | pearance in Kingston, was weather- My service done--you merely blow-- : England. ing the gale bravely early on Wed- 1 have no glow--throw me down--I ; 4 Noa nesday morning. iter in friendly position, these should spend two or three weeks. She was be assured satisfactory financial re- accompanied by her daughter, Miss turn, but under the afiliction of Mer- Sadie, who will enter Toronto Gen- cury by Luna and Neptune there eral hospital to take up nursing. may be some danger of bad con- | Miss Willlams, who has been a mem- tracts of of losses by fraud, misre- (ber of St. James' choir since she was presentation or duplicity. Beware |seven years old, was presented by of all manner of attacks of slander | that organization on her 'departure and lies, and underhand methods. !with a beautiful book of prayer. Belleville, Napanee and Madoc met today and comsulted with Rey. Dr. Endicott in regard to missions. It was decided to make m suprems on- jective 'n these districts, which have had a deficiency for the past two years™ mh these funds. Am out. Sir Robert and Lady Baden- Powell who arrived on Saturday will be tho guests of their Excellen- cies the Governor General and the Lady Byng of Vimy at Government House. : Major-General Sir A. C. Macdonell and Lady Macdonell, are among the patrons and stmnesses of the Amigos Club masquerade ball, which will take place in Toronto, on April 3rd. The Right Rev. Frank Du Moulin, assistant Bishop of Ohio, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Du Moul- in, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Harper, Nel- son street, left to-day for Toronto and Aurora to spend the Easter vacation. Major-General Macdonell will go to Toronto on Friday to spend the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Urquhart, / Zin J fl I ANADIAN MATCH C9 LIMITED. MONTREAL E000 RAB Je Easter . IER Breakfast [£8 Ham or Bacon HAT breakfast on Easter Morning should T corfand has become ; I \\ j) Hi Hil HL fii ll i e---------------- Premium - consist of Ba almost as honored a ma Turkey for Thanksgiving. But on tls Easter Morning, acon certainly world's standard -- as Substitute ordinary Bacon or "Premium" and you dull the joy of the meal. For Swift's "Premium" teristic and Bi CLAS institution as bright with the vigor--and joy--the be or amium' ~ the for Swift's That the slogan of the Toronto League of Women Voters, which they { hope tp make dominion wide, is "Say it with ballots." That we might paraphrase the Coue maxim and say "Every day in every way it grows colder and cold- ar." That a New York man editor re- marks: "Everybody sings 'Home Sweet Home,' but no one wants to stay there. Even mother prefers the movies." Which is rather a pity, now isn't it? TELEPHONE DEMONSTRATION. . Before the Local Council of Women on Wednesday Afternoon. Most interesting and useful was the demonstration of the telephone system given in the British-Ameri- can hotel on Wednesday afternoon, under the auspices of the Local Council of Women. W. A. GG. Spriggs, local manager of the, Bell Telephone Company, with Noble Sharp and Miss Purvis and Miss Fitzgerald, showed the ladies many things they had long wanted to know and there is no doubt that in consequence those who were present will get better service in future. One of the things Miss Purvis made plain was what happened wh your connection is suddenly cut off. It 1s an accident which may easily occur and the only wonder is that it does not happen more often. The thing to do is for both parties to hang up their receivers and start all over again. Another simple "explanation of an annoying circumstance was given by Mr. Spriggs, who explained that when you ring a number and were told it was "busy," and rang again and got no answer, it did not mean the operator was putting you off, as subscribers sometimes think, but that the person you wished to speak to was out, and when yod rang be- fore someone else was trying to get that number and was using the line. The moving pictures showing the various ways of communicating news, frcm the days of the aborig- nees until the present; day, were fascinatirg, and the assembling of the 205 parts of the telephone was quite awe-inspiring. The climax was the destruction of the telephone sys- tem by a giant hand and the plung- ing of the world into chaos. A vote of thanks was given to unique demonstrati on. An alert and ready mind should un- | dermine the betrayers. : Those whose birthday it is wor} look for an active year but one call- | ing for preparedness and open eyes, as they may be 'subject ta subtle attacks and fraud. If able to cope with these, there should be success. A child born on this day will be | quick, active and energetic, but | possibly subject to subtle and slan- | derous attack. It 'should be well | grounded in truth and honesty. r. Spriggs and his assistants for| LADY OLIVE BADEN-POWELL Wife of the founder of the Boy Scout and Gin guide movements, who is in Canada th her husband, &hd is be- Ing greeted by the Guides in all parts of the country. FRECKLES March Worst Month for This Trouble ~--How to Remove Easily. ! There's a reason why nearly every- Lody freckles in March, but happily there is also a remedy for these ugly blemishes, aud no one need stay freckled. Simply get an ounce of Othine -- double strength, from your druggist and apply a little of it night and morning, and in a few days you should see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the light ones have vanished entirely. Now is the time to rid your- eelf of freckles, for if not removed now they may stay all Summer, and £poil au otherwise beautiful complex- 4 <a e DZ =r) ffee) SS RS | | Xo) 7 ETS <LI .. Rideau Hall Coffee ion. Your money back if Othine fails. 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