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Your [Individual H O R_O S C O P E

..._-By Frances IDrake————J

scllisliticss or_ intolciaxce you'll lllltiit‘ g 0d lic.ltl\\zl_\, cspcsall) m “Qr-Jiy york. your c: clltilintllii- ies and otnei" ptirposeiul acliytics.

For Thursday. Avril 24th

‘M cu 21 to APRIL 2o (Aries! -Mtitiers of a nillitaiy nature ac- tivities that require _ endurance, courage and determination are fore- most in favor this stimulating "Mars" day. Romance, entertain- mom. and dealings in artstic af- iair» ml; more tzutn usual caution and keen judgment.

APRIL 2i’ MAY 2O (Tauflls)— Not s; auspicious for new undertak- lngs and partnership affairs as for continuing with work on hand and

" g and expanding Iii urg- 011i w: and familiar activitcs. Keep smllng-

MAY 2i to JUNE 2i (Gemini)—-

Friendly, especially if you use your dynamic energy and personality to

OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER 22 (Scorpio; - Should be famrable for extending your lul/PTBJS through industrious and fine work- man snip. Plilantiiropc measues and matters that will safeguard and impliOve public welfare ate among the first favored.

NO 23 to DECJZIIVIBFTR. 22 (Sagittarius) - All essent al aid urgent work should have your first consideration. Don't let em-t.on> or temper reach the bol.i.g Point Self - development achievement. thrive best under self-restraint.

DECEMBER 23-h) JANUARY 21

further constructive work and (08111190171) — 5115111955. mdllslfy- \v3rtli_y' cau cs. Piogressive ideas, finances government matlersknstate devfivs and invention. Sgqulq be ‘ and community aflaiis ale “voi-

ed above and before social a:- tiv.t.es, amusements and gratifying personal flmbltlOflS.

JANUARY 22 t0 FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) -- Advertising, trade, travel. agreements seeking and grntitiltg c.ntrt\c.s, ESUGLll/ES; deal- ing in mach ncry, to:15. army. iiaty, aci-cnautical equipment; land, pro-

Jryléyl p4 yo QU?U15T 22 (frgattyy- f dtice among the favored.

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ing and building intercsts highlyl FEBRUARY 2i to ‘MARCH v20 favored. “Full steam alicad" shtuivli (Psccsl - Seek new. H lmlimllsd be your slognnthis stimulating daft. | \t'u__ 4 llld means t3 llllllli‘! _ 30k" Personal affairs, rcmance and ‘position. Dare to exploit youi mtln health measures also sponscred. fine 609011-1193’ "Rd 15°35‘ Dlmt

lpcimit indecision to cheat you of

AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 2d (lhe success that c311 b9 Y-uT-i‘, (Virgol _ What your nttditutle his“ Fry, and keep on trying. 1 ward responsibilities is an w ia l SHOULD be, and tie udliiiigncss _ A_ CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY. and hope with ulliot you unrler- if_ living true to ;ts inherent pcssiu take your duties, are all-lmportantH billlirs and talents, can sumcunt, items in dctermining the success oil all obstaces leadng to high and your unrlt-rtakinss. and of your‘ worthy success. Concentration on ultimate happiness, reaching a prescribed goal will be: csscnt nl. A colorful, lntezesvtittg, en-l SEPTEMBER 24 to OCTOBER 23' crgctlc, courageous and pioneerng

pushed to fullest in usage.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer)- Many tendencies todry “pint t0 destructive haste, lrrltabLity and impatience with routine nffalrsl You can make reasmablc hcatltvny in Whlll(‘\'(‘l‘ your job if ytru will keep the emotions under control.

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Io ordcr attem: Write or seno above picture with l5 cents in coin or stamps to eedework Bureau, Charlottetown Guardian.

To Charlottetown Guardian Needlework Department

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THE COOK'S

SPICED POT ROAST

4 lbs. chuck or shoulder beet

2 tsp. cinnamon

i tbsp. sugar

i tsp, ginger

Few grains paprika

1 lange onion

2 or 3 small pieces bay leaf

Salt find popper to taste.

1-4 cup tomato Juice

1 cup meat stock or water

l tsp. Woicetcrsliire Sauce

Wipe the meat, salt and pep- per llllCl flour lightly, and biuwn in a fry pan, transfer to a cov- ereu roaster oi- heavy stew pan. Combine the oth;r ingrcd ems _and heat in the fly pan, then add to the master. Cover and cook at 300 to 325 deg. F. 4 to 4 1-2 hours or at 350 deg. F, for 3 to 3 1-3 hours. Potatoes may be added !.r tne loot hour 810113 with carrots. Place a. tocthpxk in each potato and stick in to the tap of the roast. in this ,way the potatoes will not ccok in I ttlie spce and will steam. Place the |carrols in the spiced liquid arounJ the meat and they will acqmre the spicy flavor. Serves 4 ta 6 twice.

range in a heavy stew pan Be sure and have the liqu;d surrounding the meat just at tile smmering pout, otherwise the meat will cook to; quickly and become tough. The liquid may be stra ned and used ici- gravy.

SAUSAGE CASSEROLE-

8 sausages

1 bunch green onions

chopped

2 1-2 cups canned tomatoes

1 1-2 teaspocn salt

l-4 teaspoon pepper

3 cups cooked macaroni or

spaghetti

Method: Cut the Sausages into l-2-inch lengths and fry ln a uttle melted fat until nicely browned, then remove them to e. hot dsh.

Fry the green onizns in the fat in the pan for about 5 minutes. their ad:l the tcmntocs. salt and pepper. cooked macaikni or spaghetti, and the cocked sausage meat.

Turn into a well-greased casset- 019 and bake in a hot oven (400 deg. Fl lcr about 2i) minutes. or lulil thoroughly ho: and delicately browned 0n top. A little choc...- llltl_\' be sprnlzlctl over the Io]: o; this dish ‘cefoic placing in tlic men if des ffd.

JELLIED EASTER SALAD

2 cup canned trmatoes

1-2 teaspoon salt

1-2 bay ital", if desired

l stalk celery, diced

l tablespoon minced onion

Dash o: pepper nr cayenne

1-4 cup cold water

1 tablespoon granulated gelatine

l tablespoon mild vinegar or

lemon juice

6 whole egg shells

Shredded cabbage or lettuce

Mayonnaise

Methcd: Ccmbine canned tomn- toes. salt, bay leaf (if used), ceey, onion, and pepper or cayenne, Heat to the bozlilzg po.nt and boil for l0 minutes.

Sprinkle tlie gclziLile over the cold water and allow to stand for 5 minutes, then add to the hot tomato mixture along with the vinegar or lemcn juice and stir until the gela- tine ls dissolved. N w stran the mixture through a fnc sieve or through several tfwicknc scs of} cheesecloth. When slightly c"o‘.ed. pour into previously prepared egg shells. -

The eggshells are prepared by: very carefully making a 1-4-inch; hole in the smell crcl of each egg | Remove the ytclk and tvhite through 1 th‘s opening. Rinse the shells out; With cold water and refill with tile‘ tcmnta gclatlne mixture. using al small funnel or pitcher. stand the, filled egg shells on end (n muffin‘ pan or egg carton is good for thsi and chill until firm Remove the sheik carefully, and arrange one gelatlne sill! per serving on mounds

o; “new shreddpd cabbage m. 10g l scarce in Great Britain during the tuce u-hch has been moistened with pa“ Wlme"

mayonnaise,

Production of butter in C-Jnnada for

;_»-—~-—- lfllc months c! Janusv-v and Feb-

ruary combined of 194i showed a 10 4 per cont increase above the co"- "snondinz period of 194/1. ‘The . lncrecse. says the Current, Review cf A'!"'rul‘u"ni Cn‘jfl'finnq '-~ flrfWRbl" w» >—~~'l c’ a sit“-

for butterfnt.

Caragvms had thr- lsrgcst sifcs h Canada amonv m-namental shrubs

f~~ rub-inn vii-alt“. Pavwn the annual statlsfcs of nursvry

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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l Dorothy Dix Says-

BOYS SHOULD NOT BE DUPES AND TRICKED INTO MARRIAGE

Rearing Babies Demands Special Formulas; Not The Methods Used In Raising Puppy Dog's

Dear Miss Dire-About three years ago. when I was l9, I tised to date

a girl of 18. Just kid stufl’, you lmow, and I would take her home at about 9 or 10 o'clock every time we went out because she said her mother ,, ' didn't like her to stay out late. One Sunday

night she asked me to marry her and I 581d- "Yes, of course," as I thought she was 1014118. and I didn't know why she was in such a. hurry to get married until her mother told me that the girl had been double-crossing me and that the reason she insisted on coming home so early 1mm hei- dates with me was because as soon as I had gone she went out with a married man, and that.

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oln to have a baby 811d u" mulled fignwtlljsfits gather. and that the wanted me l0 man-v the girl to save her and ale family’ from disgrace. At first I refused’. but they W%B$ l")? cried until they Dermal-i m° m“) m lwlg, think it will be a social as- When the baby W85 Wm ll w“ 1"“ lmelfliqozli set. That's out nowadays. College thing you ever saw and I fell in love w h. m graduates are mm; as was in a 95¢ the married man i5 8993118 "- dlvm“ 5° ° ° And about the only help any dip- W si*~=~.:*'*..“t=is“ti":.: slvrafitmarsl 10m» l» h- c==ln= = v»- s who That w a ri w . . [Q give up the chi d, aznd I do in the circumstances?

a college education will help you in your etygeryday business of living. You seem

‘have it, ent as a note from the head of 1d H y _ [some fliemj slaying‘; "Maiyh-Jones is . 4 - shou e tne, a crac r ac s noizrab er mclltlllgilvlgge tlieYélllllcl. because that because they ask you f0 8nd W“ knows how to spell.“ Or that "Susan is the only sensible and practical hate not to be aocommodatinfl- lsmith is a whiz of a saleswoman." lflflng to do. You are still just a‘ -—-—- Of course, if you are going w fol- bcv and vou would have no way of WHY GIRLS 10w some learned profession, you prbpflflv taking care of the youniZ- G0 T0 COLLEGE need a college education. Also. if you sler _R€l\l‘llli( a babv is somewhat love learning for learnlnifs sake, ‘it different from raisins! a pub. You Dear Dorothy Dix-I am nearly will be worth burning the midnight can't just take it by the ears and 20 years old. Two years e410 I Kffldll", oil over Greek and mun and. hilrher souse it dotvn into a tub of water for ated from high. school. My Weill-s mathematics, instead of dancing the a bath and open up a can o: dog were fairly well-W-dfl Ind 19 had evenlniz away at any Dflrtlel with food for it to eat once a day, and always been plflnned l-hB-l I "mum peachy boys. lock it up in a kennel when you go go to college. but just at that tlmel 1; 15 a wonderful thing to be able to work and want to step out oi an inv father lost everythlml he 119d to say: “Mv mind to me a. kingdom evening and he Cilulti not afford to send me is," but fortunately the coueizes have A baby calls for intricate feeding off to school. Nowmy Iii-file!‘ 15 0n not a monopoly of culture. It is free formulas. and vitamins. and care his feet again and mv bflelkli “e1 to every one wig desires it lad“ W12)? and attention. and it has to be urging me to enter collggfih j veg; can sea/d the omit H‘ Dailie- 1 time ivatched every minute to keep it ago I would have cried 0y the best educa. D6098 n from eating pins. -or falling down such an opportunity. Now

What should

I h l I nlnl¥§lrld liiiwe nlevl erbeleieenwwmwlégtgzé l ~ , ~ lttl "id in onl confused. for eve 0st myi ey~ ave ony n e lgfiistteitllerobifygmglid gytlliucliafl to deslyre for college andyimt to take stores. DOROTHY DIX. .w1'cstle with this proposition alone a business course. whLe my parents, gancl unaided by the bnbys motliciz] still insist on colleke. vou would be a wicck inside cl B,¥’8£:ol$S€!iiLl\t5;ll&1bg!h;@ Qfobleeaiad year. _ ; , _ ',' Btsidcs this. you would ’llll(.l lll(‘ (anion. Dn yogi think I am tog Oltlltg baby u lvlriult- t‘.L)llll)ll(."llL:ll latti‘ no to colic-go. What Slltlélg I 0 I

on tvhcn you tall in love and want H v ‘ - to gct mulrlctl llllLl he a rcsl lius~ ANMVl-JL-Of course. at _<‘.0 you lnilu (Lilli. tatiit-i" instciid oi a si.ili..-. flit‘ _\'Clllll‘.'. t-ncueh for an) thing. out ‘in for another clluu. as you have you’ are also 01d enough to try to been heretofore. - l decide on what you want to o0 in Not many girls want to marry a life and begin preparlnv vourself for man villi a ready-made family. it. And you are certainly old enough yStQi) children ale no bridal present. to try to figure out whether the four, that any woman craves. and one. years you will spend in college willl has to cal. on tier love for the. be wcrth to you what they cost. inner and all ol her UllY-Sllflll icy..- _Mcst, girls go on to college from tutie when she accepts tlielii of nuc- high school because they think it Icssity, because they DEIDRE to her the thing to do. The other girls we gusbgiid aéid there is nothiniz else to lzgltnlio aégd “tgglvi fail] math oftorh $31811: g 0 n out i . I! ' _ a visits“: “..£;'.li':.'~ s: l3t“l..‘§lf..°ll.°i.l2§ ‘m’ "ms" -. ‘lll Sill '.ls' . "m" (tlhlitilko; llfislpsllltlillld cg mighty apt to kind of brcgties the other gjlrls are’; A 5807-5 girl obtained a situation say "no thanks" tviieii you poppcd wearing. Also, thev think of lll the South. One day her mistress the question. gluing to college in terms of dates asked her what particular part of " I don't wonder tnat you are per- and dances and new ‘boys and being Scotland she came from, fectly willing to give the _baoy's invited tocolleize prams. i "I come from near Aberdeen," Mania a divcrce. tor eviueirly, Probably not 10 oer cent of the, was the reply. neither she nor liervmotlicr have tzlrls who go to cclege have the “Qhy 531d he, mun"; any morals or DHIICUACS, or even ullQhl/ESL cultural leanings. or ‘any "I'm sorry you djdnw, @911 me 501m. human kindness and pity. 4 intention whatever 0f Studying t!‘ fore, 1 had 53mg fr-ends staywg I never ltearu. oi zuillliitie. nioie il1ll)l'0Vlll$Z lhCll‘ minds. Nor do clltfiV Lama and I would have asked you dasturtiy than tne way they Wllcfltlw. bother their pretty little heads about i; you knew than" led a trustlig. RBll€l‘0ll5-il€lil‘l,8(i, un- ccnsidering whether they are college, “IVS “(e m“... remfled me gm:

sophisticated bov into covering lip-material or not. or what advantalze “when I W“ leaving home my l mot-her said, ‘Dlnna boast‘?

AMomingSmilo

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POOR DOGGIE!

“Do call off your d:g."

“Why. madam that dog wouldn't harm you."

"It's frightening my chld."

"It's a very gentle dog."

“Well, it hswled dreadfully when Claudia bit it."

their own shame by wrecking his a college education will be in hein- life. You must belong Lt inc Let m! them develop their wlflu Of 111,9- LRC of chivalry when the luilithts ‘They (lmft even trouble to major in went about rescuing distressed lht- domestic science course, uaiiisc s. .al houah t.l1ev expect» to mlllrv Hudl

But lily advlte to you is to snail rim homes as a career. _ I out of it. Come up-to-oate. Aiid_ so thcre you ale. my den-i. and 001w marry any more women just vcur prob'em_ls to decide how much

i‘ Pimple?‘ simple yushes nn similar irritations clue to ' ‘e s o e c external causes usually relieved and ' helped by pure. mildly medicated

CIITICIIIIA ‘°"'

OINTMENY

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and~

Ladies Like Mice

AND am: BUYING awe ones FROM isiumin

Fancy mice in a wonderful var- iety of colours are being bred in England for export overseas. Black, white, chocolate. blue, or in broken colours, they can be trained to do all sorts of interesting things.

Strange as it. may seem, ladies all over the world have especially tak- en to this hobby. They experiment with particular shades and combin- ations of colours that take their fancy, and even in wartime they can obtain their basic breeding stocks, together with valuable ad- vlco on colour heredity. from the English livestock organisations.

Breeding experiments have also been carried out with birds, and the Lion Head Goldflnches which were recently shipped to South Africa have aroused great interest there. No improvement is needed, however, to that charming songster the English Nlghtlnga e. specimens of which have lately been 5911i’, ..: the United States.

We have al- _

In the last few years there has been an enormous filltp in rabbit- breedlng, and the Engllsn have evolved very fine strains o! the Angora, noted for its wool. and the Chinchilla Rex. Havana Rex and Ermine Rex. these being fur-bear- lniz animals. They have a much denser fur than the natural varle- ties, and one recent shipment a- lone consisted of 2.000 head for n fur fflrm in California.

No doubt because of Brltaln’s variable and uncertain climate. which makes for the survival of the “West. the livestock shipped abroad from Britain quickly become ac- cllmatlsed to their surroundings

THIS IS THE MONTH FOR ODD JOBS

This is the month‘ for doing a few odd Jobs that will make your 5PM"! cleaning easier later on, For example, make up your mind to clear out closets, wardrobes, draw- ers. presses and trunks bcfore you m"? the "Ch lo start the real clean, you can lake your time over the 10b and thntll be one thing yvu wont have to do later. You mlkht try dry-cleaning the bQd ticks too. Brush all seams and "eases W011. remove dirty marks WW1 B DH-stc of Fuller's earth and clean the surface with diy brim and brush ivcll, Your marble ma“. tlcplccc could do with a @004 ciqm this month probably. Wash it with soap and water and when di-y rub Wllh a mixture of powderedsu]. Dhur and French chalk in equal palm “Sim? E dflmb flannel to fiDDly it. Afterwards. remember that a little beeswax melted and thinned

World Union Shortage

down with turpentine will glvg l°vely Bless to the marble. I

is quickly made available for the glowing plant, and green onions gravy“ frcm larger sets are likely to, be more crisp and tender than when the same size of green onion is‘