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ed to be lcc c.c.ini, second help. not allow hii: “Ir you ll-lzll give ine some,‘ said, "I'll te.i on you.‘ , His mother blhl rciused, and youngster called out:

,. - , . , , . tlon of sex, the temptation to commit follies just because one was bubbling

‘n w“ don E ‘we n to 1m before over with youth and energy You can't keep any one away from the I gown Len’ i ‘l I.“ yam mm’ FWD’ dangers of life because every pathway is strewn with pitfalls. But you three foul" inc, six, seven, eight, l

nine, ten."

l His mother still paid no stten- the strength

tion to him and he shouted out: you up properly you have that wnhm

tie bu; about liucu Lcurs oltl writes 'd“1n8 you by depriving you o! the pleasures ma‘ belong to your um? M ' life

a Very spa-cull favor nllli Lo peise nle his .'llu..ll.‘l' aiLowt-d li.lli to conic to ilie thine, telling me lliut she lLlLlL he would behave ili the 1iicpei- nnuiner, as . she haul next-i" lzieu him bcior

'l."lie bright little fellow behaved very well through the first port of the lunch, and his niolllci" was leci-

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

l? —Dorothy Dix Letter Box

' A ' k] F th K eps Daughter Vir- IRltIbzl/lalbl-lyslblne: —a A19: g Igomimtic Thrills Part of True Love? -- Young Phy- sician Will Have Doubtful Future if He Allows Him- self to be Pushed Into Matrimony Dear M15; nix-Do you think that a. girl of i8 is capable of taking

care of herself when out of her parents‘ 518m and that she “mum b” allowed to have dates with the boys? I have a very Strict flillhel‘. W110

refuses to let me go w any place of amusement or even entertain my boy friends at home. I don't want to do anything wild, but 1 do want to have some clean fun and to be permitted to associate with nice young people and be allowed to go to entertainments. I am too young to merry. but 1i loch now u if I will have to get married to tho ﬁrst man who asks me in order to get any freedom or have any pleasure in life. What can I do? MISS 18.

I Ill-mt know, unless you can wake your Ely 5nd make him realize what an injustice he is

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or course, ho doesn't mean to be unkind to you- When he keeps you virtually u prisoner at home he sincerely believes that he is taking care of you and protecting you from harm. So much has been written and so many sermons have been preached about flaming youth and the orgies it indulges Lu that it has thrown parents into n. blind panic in which they see bogeys hiding behind every door and suspect every youth of being a Don Juan. v

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So they think their little ewe lambs are not safe unless they are in the home fold with pupas watchful eye upon them. It is a great pity that parents have got this obsession about the dangers to which their children are exposed, because it makes them in mlmy cases hold the

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can teach the young to walk warily and watch their steps and to have to resist temptation. And if your parents lmvc brought

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used in this street frock Iﬂb mod- erate log ohnutton slccvcl. Bright red patent leather bands the pretty gray felt and a. red patent bu; lends an exciting and chic accent to the gray costume.

you which will be a better duennn tey- 15 5w hm; to you; nay” 1 "Ow Gel-ma eeplessness s l ll - _, than any chaperon, or f _id th t ill dis- iMy pants ‘are made out of the if; 50am: 2:118: 13911111252! yd“ Treatment $150138 - u- “ [It ' _' o c 1 w “dow “A3 '1 Your father forgms, too, that at 18 a girl now is Just as mature and family, and the warm bath isn; CUHStIPatIUU . more worldly wise than her mother was at 25. We have speeded up age po551b1e' nm some warm wags;- m; I and children del/emp earl-l‘ n“? shush 9°11“ °5 bringing "P WW3‘ If you want to sleep the sleep of your wrists. Take a drink of warm -.tng on BOTH upper and low. l A Woman was sters has been superseded by that of enlightening them as to what life me Juskwhich 1s Just; an 01d w“ watch Q;- l; you prefer. h“; 50mg ..1\\'Bl, the German remedy Adlorikl t Rundown really ls, and the young girl of today is not an innocent little ignoramus. of saying ma; people m1; B51991, mm‘ '

Toronto, Ont. — “After on operation

. run - down condition. I was so weak [cl-mill h get’ nruunrl. l

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if you vnul he» Iflﬂflurgl Dr. Pinrcc‘: Clinic in Buffalo, N.

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She is a sophisticated woman who

is pretty well able to take care of herself. 4

Your father should try to recall his own youth and remember how, when he was l8 or 20, he longed for pleasure and the companionship of ‘the girls and boys of his own age. He must remember ho\v his feet mchcd to dance and that he felt when he couldn't go to a party as if

I the end of the world had come and all was darkness and despair. “are m“, the dayknesg

It is natural that young people should be avid for enjoyment and it is good for them to have this playtime before they settle down to the hard buslnes of life. The boys and girls who have had a gay, free youth make better men and women than those who have been denied it l and they make better husbands and wives because they have had an op- l

grow sleepy.

portunlty to know the opposite sex and to make wiser choices in matri- '

‘mony and because they have had their fill of romance and lovemaking Try To lulu l and are not starving for sentiment.

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A man who refuses to let his daughter receive her boy friends in her own home does her a grievous wrong because he deprives her of the

Peach Dumplings

Roll or pat

sugar lll‘.\t'l with Cll;ll.‘.lll0ll or nut- fit is a question Epiinizc “lLll glﬁtud cheese ‘

Ineg. or dot over with butter.

fruit. Pinch edges togeher. Prick with fork and bake 30 minutes in moderate oven. Serve with desired sauce. Sweet Pickled Peaches ‘é peck peaches.

L.‘ pounds brown sugar.

l pint vinegar.

M cup water.

i ounce stick cinnamon.

‘i ounce whole cloves.

Bot. sugar, vinrgar and cinna- mon 2!) nalnutox. Dzp pcnches quick- I ly in iwiling “alter. th ~n rub oil the i skins. Stick each peach with 2 or 3 l cloves. Put into syrup and cook un- til sofi. using one-hall the peaches at the time. Pack into hot sterilized Jars and add syrup. Seal. l

ron Gkowluo CHILDREN

lnsure sound and. vigorous health

Give them

scorrs ' EMULSION

of Norwegian

Cod Liver Oil

Rich in Vitamins A and D ‘

baking-powder biscuit mixture to one-quarter inch thick- ncss. Cut in 4 inch squares. Place , peach, pnrcd and piitcd in middle ‘this day and age

Draw 4 goes goodness knows where or boys who come to see her ct home and corners of dough together on top of with wohm she

out further adornment or with him. Otherwise nothing doing.

Zhey were his? Jumped my ace at bridge, I would slon that nothing oouid ever kill.

background of family life that is a protection to her. No man treats a girl with the some respect who climbs out of the window to meet him

that he does the girl whose home he visits and whose father and mother '11s knows socially. ‘

Furthermore,

, I U O I i Q

l Dear Dorothy Dix-Must ones heart beat ten times fasater and a. 1 pleasant sensation come over to know she is really in love? I am quite sure I em ln love, but I experience none of these wonderful sensations that I have heard s0 much about. Am I in love or not? ‘Is it true that the more one thinks she is in love before marriage the sooner she

becomes bored after marriage? PUZZLED_ .

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r ﬂood of letters . . . man {rommiddle- age women. They prove that Change of Life need not alwlys be dreaded. Th tell how the he: aches, buck- ncbes, can be overcome o: avoided. Please read the end o! n typical let- ter. It‘: from Mn. MncCnlg. "I tool: three bottles. I: made me strong and healthy. I will always praise your mod- icinc and tell other women about it."

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Answer:

The poets and the novelists are the self-constituted dlagnosticiana of love who describe the symptoms that you have enumerated. . who have given us to believe that the signs of acute heart trouble are chills and hectic fevers and thrills and palpitations, but I doubt if any

Most of us do not have our pill-sea accelerated even by thoco we love l

bcst. We do not go all hot and cold at the sound of l familiar footstep and ge go right along enjoying our three square meals a day whether Edwin or Angeline is on the premises or not. Maidens, according to report, also vouched for only by poe-s and romancers, uscd to pine away of his society in a green and yellow melancholy if the boy friend proved unfaithful or words when anything went awry with their love affairs, but nowadays a blighted af- him. fection doesn't seem to interfere with any oneb appetite or complexion, know that I was in love and had and girls merely get a. new date, and that's that. ' ' _____._._

5c I shouldn't bother about takin in love.

The tests I would apply would be, ﬁrst: a position to marry. But the

married at once and threatens now. Do you think marriage

131d "l9 Young man suit me as he was

was: He is O. K. by me Just as he is with. embellishments I would know I was in love Answer:

It surely will, because no

engagement.

And ﬁnally I would take noun whether I could chad undiluted doses She would wont to help you succeed.

more easily when the conscience. lure clear — make yourself tiret physically: For there will be nights heets aren't rumpled. Have the when your conscience is as clean as a. small boy's unopened handker- chief, and the house is as still -as any house ever was, but your eyes it is a. mountain brook. Don't atop it. Let it glide. Nstrctcn out 0i And beauty goes out of the wln- your back. Don't twist your body dow wherrslecplessness lingers we into a. ball. Circulation n hamper- ~"°“'°“- long. If you can't so roaming 60W“ ed when you do. Naturally you the road. though. there ﬁfe 8 18W can't sleep.

simple rules that will help F011 W

VERY day the mall brings us l

windows wide open and let in th wind and the stars. Let your body go.

Discard Pllli. ..

Mattresses should be of the type m5 it‘

Now stretch out in your bed. Make .ure that the pillow cases and the

Pretend that

mops constipation. It brings out the wolsons which cause 1nd bud sleep. Ltd.

gas blontin Hughes Drug Co. -

e natural line should be carefully re-

ween the eyes. It gives the face n.

If your eyebrows grow in some sort of iig-saw formation, by all .means help them get straightened out. But if you have a nice, natural line, cultivate it instead of chang- Purcbuc a camel's-hair

that conform to the body. The body bmh- °‘P°°‘“"Y dwﬂed ‘m’ m’

After all the cows have Jumped should sink into the mattress rather over the moon, and all of the sheep than rest on top of it. have jumped over the fence, and . you can't still sleep, uillﬂ-lly W" the foot of the bed, thinking that will be at a loss as to what stunt you may need 1g before 4mm The to try next. Don't try any- IIl-“lleﬂdl added layers of thickness, which take a. warm bath. Relax, Just the rest on the feet, hinder circulation. fact that you are exercising and moving will mﬂlw Y0" P6111116 that either. Discard it, if you can. Your you are really tired. The WET!" “'5' ’ body will make a straight line then

nuDANGERDIIS AGE

, Use of a pillow isn't beneficial,

the blood will circulate freely, and you will be asleep before the first sheep starts over the stile.

A New Slant On Eyebrow (lulture

For n while it was decidedly smart to arch your eyebrows at life. The general trend hasn't changed, but

ture today. Plucklng the hairs un- til o thin, curved line adorns the place above the eye wu considered n graceful thing to do yesterday, but

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and if I enoored the stories of his he told me what be sold to the bola and the bou mid to Then I would hasten with him to the clergyman because 1 would it bod.

Dear Miss Dix-I am a young doctor 25 years of ago, jult started g my temperature to u; 1g 1 w“ practice in a small town and it will be It girl I em 1n love with insist: on being to brook our engagement unleu we merry at this time will cause unhlpplneu?

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man can be driven into marriage ngqlnst his better Judgment without resenting it and feeling that the woman has

forced him into doing the thing that he

i of success. Hive enough man 't core enough for you to wnlt for If she really loved you Ibo

today tweezers are being given con- siderable less work.

However, they have their use: oven now.

Remove Stay Bah;

Stray hairs that grow out of the

youth and hung on his

DOROTHY "DIX.

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you to go along 1nd break the wouldn't wont to viotimiiybu. DOROTHY Dll.

Don't place an extra blanket at

an artificial arch ls out of the pic-.

eyebrows. Make sure that the bristles are stiff enough to stir up ‘circulation and do a little extra. work. Brush your eyelashes the wrong way in order to stimulate the blood supply. Now brush them the right way, making them take the position you want them to take. Cultivate a curve, Do this every morning and at night. If you think about it at other time: practice the "stroke again. The eyebrows are pli- lable and will follow the line that lyou want them to follow after a "while.

Ulo Vaseline

Vaseline should be rubbed on tho lrootu of eyebrows every night. This will encourage the growth of new hair, as well as keep tho hairs n.1- [ready in the arch nmirished and |sblnlng. Before going out, dob l little vnaeline 0n your eyebrows It gives them a shining nppoarlncc- Bo careful not to use too much. You don't wont them to EDWIN’ 1° b! oily or moist. ' Eyelashes, too, respond to white

‘moved. ‘There should be at least on ' inch of space. free from hairs, be-l

ranker, younger, more honest GI‘,

Vcup (Igkes are delicious

made with ,M,agio Baking Powder,”

msMlss Halon Campbell,

Director of

pendable. '

listently better results.

on combined.

Immulumoc lurnfulhlNdl-h-c.’

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“ con baking goes hand, in I hand with good mntcrigin," Miss Campbell will tell you.

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What th Fashionable: are Wearing Illustrated Drccamaklug Lesson Familial Wit-l i Every Pattern By Annabelle Worthington

He will lovo it because you made And it's as simple as eating

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Thing of the caving! It will colt

you next to nothing.

You'll nuts a shirt of excellent, a“;

brush. It may require time, but sooner or later they will begin to take an upwud slant on life.

New Alarm Clock

Has Music And (lup of Goﬂee

PARIS, Oct. io-sare, mechanic-

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“lg alarm clock that cook; break-

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