'sEP'iiEMBER7 25. 1951'

YOUNG MEN

Here is your opportunity to obtain complete In- formation on the advantages offered you on enroll- ment In the RCAF (Regular). '

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'C1-IARLOTTETOWN

AT THE near" ASSOCIATION ROOMS;

Canadian Bank of Commerce Building , On

WEII. 25IIl. Sept. 8: Tllllf. 27lIl. Still? 9 AM. TO 5. P.M.

See the Career Counsellor for complete informa- tion without obligation.

Royal Canadian Air Force

Wood islands caribou Ferry Service.

THE CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AND NOVA SCOTIA The Prince Nova and Charles A. Dunnln operate on the

following schedule.

(Standard Time) Leave Wood islands- Prince Nova -........ Char” A. Dunning Leave Caribou- Char' A. Dunning 7 a.m. 11 a.m. Prince Nova .. 9 a.m. l p.m. LISTEN IN TO CFCY EACH MORNING AT 0:80 Catch an early crossing and avoid disappoinjnnent.

Il0llTilllMBEIil.AIlll' FEIIIIIES l.TIl.

Head Office: CIIARLOTIETOWN, P. E. 1. For Particulars 'Phone 13. Charlottetown.

11 am. I pass.

3 p.m. ll p.:.n.

'1 a.m. 0 am.

3 p.m. 5 p.m.

c. n. n. rnmn SERVICES

IN. CllAILOT'I'E'.I'0W'N--

For Summer " Borden 1:00 a.rn.. 2:10 p.m.. daily ex. Sunday. For Murray Harbor 3:15 p.m., daily ex. Sunday.

For Sourls 2:30 pm. daily ex. Sunday.

(Elmira: Lv. Souris 0:45 pm. Monday. 5:45 p.m. Tuesday. For Georgetown 2:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. '

For Tlgnlah 3:30 pm. daily except Sunday.

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For Charlottetown 1:15 a.nr., 10:30 a.m.. 1:45 pm. dly. ex. sun. For Borden 1:15 am. dly. ex. Sun.. 1:45 pm. dly. ex. Sun. For Tlgnish 0:15 pm. dly. ex. Sun.. 12:01 p.m. li1on.,

Moncton - Halifax - Saint John Montreal - Toronto

Lv. Charlottetown 1:00 a.m. daily except Sunday. b

Lv. Sunnnerside 1:15 a.m. daily except Sunday. Through air-conditioned sleeper Charlottetown-Montreal. leaving Charlottetown 1:00 a.m. ,, '

Revised Cor Ferry Service Borden - Cope Torrnenrine

Effective Sunday, Sept. 30 On and after Sunday. Sept. 80, the ear ferry between Bor- den and Cape T rmentlne will make three trips daily in each direction, leaving Borden plpr at 0:10 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 4:30 p.m., and Cape Tormentine pier at 10:35 a.ns., 2:40 p.m., 1:30 pm.

Atlantic standard Time ..-::a'..

CANADIAN NATIONAL

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....nm.n..:.m.mg.. Chicago, Toronto at Detroit.

Sat., Dec. 15-Boston at Cand- dleni, Rangers at Toronto. Chicago at Detroit. '

Bun-. Dec. to-Canadians at Boston. Toronto at Chicago, De- troit at Rangers.

Tues.. Dec. Ill-Detroit at Bos-

ton. 19-Canadiens

Wed.. Dec. Rangers.

Thur!-. Dec. 20-Toronto at Can- adlens. Detroit at Chicago.

Silt-. Dec. 22-Chicago at Cana- dlens. Boston at-Toronto.

Sun.. Dec. 23-Canadians at De- troit. Toronto at Boston," Chicago at Rangers.

Tues.. Dec. 25-Rangers trait. Chicago at Boston.

Wed.. Dec. 26 -Canadiens Toronto, Detroit at Rangers.

Sat.. Dec. 29 -Rangers at Cana- diens, Boston at Toronto, Chicago at Detroit. .

Sun.. Dec. 30-Torontoiat Rang- ers.

Mon.. Dec. 31-Canadlens at De- troit.

Tues.. yin. l-Canadians at Chl- cago. Rangers at Boston. .

Wcd., Jan. 2-Detroit at Rang- ers.

'I'hurs.. Jan. 3-Toronto at Can- adiens.

Sat-. Jan. 5-Boston at Cana- diens. Chicago at Toronto.

Sun.. Jan. 6-Chico-go at Rang- ers, Boston at Detroit.

Tues.. Jan. B-Boston at chl- cage.

Wcd., Jan. 9-Toronto at Rang- ers.

Thurs, Jan. 10-Rangers at De- troit. ,

Sat, Jan. 12-Chicago at Can- acllcns, Detroit at Toronto.

Sun.. Jan. 13-Canndiens at Rangers. Toronto at Dztroit. Chl- cagzo at Boston.

Tues, Jan. 15-Toronto at Bos-

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Wed.. Jan. 16-Chicago at Rang- ers.

Thurs. Jam. 17-Toronto at Cunadlens. Rangers at Chicago, Boston at Detroit.

Sat. Jan. 19-Detroit at Cana- dicns, Boston at Toronto.

Sun.. Jan. 20-Cnnadiens at Bos- ton, Toronto at Chicago. Rangers at Detroit.

'rues., Jan. 22-Rangers at Bos- ton.

Wed. Jan 23-Canadians at Toronto Thurs. Jan. 24--Canadiens at

Chicago. Toronto at Detroit.

Sat.. Jan. 26-Boston nt Cana- dlens. Ran-zcrs at Toronto. Chi- cago at Detroit.

Sun.. Jan. 27-Canadians at Rangers. Toronto at Boston. De- troit at Chicago.

Tue.-s., Jan. .29-Detroit at Bos-

Thurs., Jan. 31-Rangers Canadiens. Boston at Chicago.

Sat., Feb. '2-Detroit at Cana- diens. Boston at Toronto.

Sun.. Feb. 3-Canadians at Bos- ton. Toronto at Chicago. Rangers at Detroit.

Tues., Feb. 5-Chicago at B05. ton. Wcd.. Feb. 6-Rangers at Tor-

onto.

Thurs., Feb. 7-Canadians at De- trolt. Rangers at Chicago.

Sat.. Feb. 9-Canadians at Tor- onto. Rangers at Boston.

Sun. Feb. 10-Canadians at Chl- cago, Toronto at Rangers, Detroit at Boston. .

Wed., Feb. 13-Detroit at Tor- onto, Boston at Rangers. .

Thurs.. Feb. 14-Toronto at Canadlens. Detroit at Chicago.

Sat. Feb. 16-Rangers at Cana- dians. Chicago at Toronto.

Sun.. Feb. 11-Canadians at Rangers, Boston at Chicago. Mon.. Feb. 18-Boston at De-

troit. Wed.. Feb. 20-Detroit at Rang-

ers. Thurs.. Feb. 2!-Boston at Can-

adlens. Toronto at Chicago.

sai., Feb. 23-Chicago at Cana-

diens. Detroit at Toronto.

Sun.. Feb. 24-Boston at Rang-

ers. Dctrolt at Chicago.

Tues.. Feb. 26-Detroit at Bos-

ll. Wed.. Rangers.

Thurs.. Feb. 28-Detroit at Can- adiens. Rangers at Chicago.

Sat.. March 1-gtangers at Can- adiens. Boston at Toronto.

Sun.. March 2-Canadiens at Chicago. Toronto at Boston, De- troit at Rangers.

Mon., March 3-Chicago at De- troit.

Tues., March I-Rangers at Bos- ton.

wed. March 5-Canadicns at Toronto.

Thurs., March 6-amngers at Chicago. Boston at Detroit.

sat, March 0-Chicago at (Jan- adlens. Detroit at Toronto.

Sun.. March 9-Canadians at Rangers, Toronto at Detroit, chi- cago at Boston.

Tues.. March 11-Detroit at Bos-

Feb. 21-Toronto at

ton.

Wed.. -March 12-Chicago at

Rangers. 'I'hursdn)'..-March 13-Toronto at

Canadians, Boston at Chicago.

sat... March 15-Boston at Can-

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-" . Rangers at Toronto. Chl- cago at Detroit.

5un.; March 10--Canadians at Boston. Toronto at Rinse”. De- troit at Chicago.

Tues., March 15-Chicago at Boston. Wt.'d.. March 19-Canadians at

Toronto. Boston at Rangers.

Thurs, March 20-Ranger! It Detroit.

sst., March 22-Detroit at can- sdlens, Chicago at Toronto.

Sun.. March 23-Caaadiens at Detroit. Toronto at Boston. Chi- cago at Bangers.

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Ti-IE HGUARDIAN. CI-IARLO'l'TETOWN

Dorothy illx Says-

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hard as it may be to face. I

Give up the notion that you are a romantic schoolgirl. which is the delusion under which you are laboring. You're a grown woman, a wife and mother. . i I '

Take a good look in the mirror! No matter how well preserved you are..41 is 41 and not 21! it's-a mighty nice age, too, if one lives up to it. With a good husband and a fine. son. you have plenty to live ior without resorting to sentimental day-dreaming to fill in your time. -

YOU WANT LAST FLING

It's not uncommon for women- of middle age. or approaching middle age. to decide that llfe'has been devoid of romance. With this sense of futility comes an rage for one last fling at the moon- light and roses. You follow this pattern closely. even to the extent of seizing on a much younger boy as the object of your frustrated yearnings. I hope you follow it to the logical end and awaken from your dreams as readily as you slipped Into them. Adopting the course you suggest. oi surrendering husband, home and son for your foolish Romeo. would end in tragedy for all of you.

We are all accustomed to -the discussions of the pernicious effect

of movies. television, eic.. on the very young. Some of this thought should be diverted to the effect these media have on the middle- aged. Too many women with time hanging heavy on their hands set up a mental and emotional stupor with an over-indulgence in sent- imental stories. movies. soap operas and the like. At least some. if not all, of this time could be much better employed in activities berlieflting not only the worker, but the community and church as we I. Get yourself into something of this sort! Your small F ': "' very evidently isn't enough to keep you busy. Put more effort into making a good home for your husband and son. and stop day-dream- ing!

DEAR MISS DIX: I have been engaged since my eighteenth birthday last February to a very nice boy of 22. He is now in the Army and we are considering marriage on his first leave. which will be this full. I feel confident that I have the qualifications for a soldier's wife, and while my father doesn't object to our marriage. my mother does. She thinks I'm too young. While we would like to marry soon, I don't want to hurt my mother and I do feel that our love for each other won't fadeiover a few more months separation.

ANSWER: Delaying your marriage in consideration for your mother's concern is your best course. You are both very young. and postponing matrimony for a few months or a year will give you better preparation. Too many young people get carried away. by the glamour or a quick wedding-on-leave with a servicemen, ignoring the resultant responsibilities. The young bride thereafter spends long, dateless evenings alone, under the added cloud of parental disapproval. The young husband has the added worry of a wife-arid possibly a child- while nlrcndy under the stress of service duties. Upon his return to civilian life he faces the problem of starting from scratch, in all prob- ability with no job. to support a family. All these facts should be duly considered. Where both'sets of parents approve the marriage. weddings of servicemen do not have so many complications. but under the unsatisfactory conditions you outline. postponement is the better

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