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With Her Philandering Husbandii-How. to be Happy Though Married - Hus» 3 _ band Who is Again Falling in Love With His Wife After Twenty-five Years of Marriage

me to live with him. I often think of leaving and trying my hand at makingmy own way, which I did before marriage. Perhaps I could find some degree of happiness or peace, at least. But then there is the question of the children and what, is

into his hands and then to deliberately break it with his lnfldellties? I often wonder that the men who know themselves to be fickle We?

But, no, these light lovers go on marrying girls who trust and be- licve in iliem and then they betray their wives and tear their souls to

r‘ again. the dust. Oi course, you are young enough to remarry, but 800d 519D" iilthers lire rare and ii you aive your boys one who is unkind and 111l- synlpathethie and who is jealous of your affection for them y0ii W111 ‘ know a sorrow far greater than that of having a philanderlng husband.

Also, you have to consider the practical side of divorce. It is not

- easy for a woman who has been out of business for ten years to 80 1111911 into "ll. You would find it very difficult to make a living for yourself and your two boys, and if you saw them needing 1119 11111185 111111 W“ could not give them and lacking the advantages and ¢d1i¢fl151°i1 1111915 111911‘ father could have given them, you will feel that you have sacrificed iiiei" to your own pride and resentment.

So consider well before you divorce your philandeier arid deprive your children of a home. A woman without children can do 85 B119 ‘illeilses abilut standing an unfaithful husband, but a woman with child- ren must consider them first.

And, oi course, there is the question of the man's attitude. When a man is tired of his wife and tells her so and that ‘he wants 1° 119 1111 ‘ oi her, there is nothing that she can do but leave him if she has a shred oi self-respect. But many philanderers really love their wives in their

way and want to keep them. It is only their vanity that makes them seek io make perpetual conquests among women, and in such a. case a wile is often very wise to shut her eyes to these passing fancies for the sake oi‘ her children and even for the sake of the good home and the physical comforts that she enjoys.

But one can almost be sorry for these philanderers. They make such a poor bargain when they throw away the deep, true love of a wife fora thousand light-cloves. DORUTHY. 131x-

Delll- Miss Dix-We are those rare birds, happy though married, and . we want to broadcast the schedule we have worked out for married life and that has been so successful with us.

‘ will assure you all day love- ness. - -You will love the caress of » the Day Cream, which van- ishes so uickl and surely. You will nd elightful your choice of the five blends of

either will (‘Illlflly match your individual colurillg.

Let his llllfllllil picture of you be l‘C.lllllllll—'illWRYS—- and remember ihllt while you can pay more, you cannot buy

. uty products

First. No bosses. Man is superior in many respects, but cannot hope to conlpare with woman in thousands of ways. Second. Let the wife select the home and run it. It is her job and the mall shoilld do no back-seat chauffering in it.

Third. Drop old family ties. Go of! by yourself to live. family of your own. In-laws invariably cause trouble. Foilrill. Exchange places. Put yourself in each others place and iry to imagine "ie feeling, emotion, thoughts and reactions of the other under all circumstances.

Create a

Uss two heads to divide your in-

there is so much pent-up bitterness and resent- ment in my heart toward him it is very difficult for

for such a man if his punishment was made to fit his crime. For what crime is more cruel than for a. man to many 8 1779111911 51111 13119 11"‘ 111°

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CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

,-:- Social and Personal .-:- Fashions -:- Literatur

FEBRUARY 6, 1932

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Little daughter, doing dishes, Think of water—

It is so gleaming white, so green, _ Child, remember it has seen. Meadows, and has rim between Ferns and roots of trees; j

It has ministered to these.

Bing, dear, at your work,

Be proud!

The old dishpan holds a cloud, Holds a snowbank from a moun-

Come to serve your whims, your notions.

See them dart among thedishes. There are flowers in the suds- Fiorget-me-nots, crabapplc buds. What more could a maiden ask

new color fashion in Juvenile soc- iety. _Just as her summer outfit brought forth a new color, "Princess Betty Yellow," so her winter cos-

and their Excellencies Drawing Room on Thursday. While in Ot-

The Rotary Bridge and Dance at the Canadian National Hotel on Wednesday chaperoned by Mrs. J. J. Hornby, Mrs. Alfred Pickard and Mrs. T. W. L. Prowse was the social event of an otherwise quiet week. I I I Al cemen‘s were received by friends this week of the marriage of Miss Sarah Frances Pierce to Mr. Ernest Clinton Johnson, the happy event taking place on January 25th at West Falls Church, Virginia. The young bride familiarly known as Frances, is kindly remembered as she attended school here, while her father Mr. William A. Pierce was American Consul at Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce have many happy recollections of their sojourn and in writing send their heartiest good wishes that the City and Prov- ince may always be as fair and good to live in as it was when they were among its residents. I I I Miss Louise Lawson left this week on an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. B. D. Rogers, Westmount, P. Q. I I I

Mrs. Alfred Pickard entertained at Bridge on Saturday evening ter- minating a delightful series of soc- ial gatherings.

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Though moire and suede shoes continue in favor, with satin slip- pers for evening, the kid shoes promises to be very popular in the spring. And in what colors! Bright red and blue, as well as brown and beige; kid in pastel tints for even- ing, and kid in orange and green for the beach.

Miss Liiias Hooper was hostess at

Eighth. Keep an open budget. come. *

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i. D081’ Dorothy Dix-My wile and 1 have been happily married 101" i twenty-five years, yet recently in spite of this I am actually experiencing , the delightful thrill of falling very much in iovo with hel- asain- Gail I you account for thisii "n", HUSBAND.

ness of Mrs. 0.1-1. Black, who under- went an operation in the RE. Island Hospital on ‘Thursday.

Mrs. Murdoch McKinnon is con-

Many friends will regret tile ill-

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And your fingers, dear, are flshes- -

of the Weeh

In keeping also

be a. feature of spring frocks and

high neckline, which says “chins 1111-" The modish stripes have spread also to handbags‘. If one chooses a Dlain material for the costume, the accessories may

Small lace motifs are worn on dark frocks, some of them taking the form of a branching spray of flowers worn at a neckline fastening. Irish motifs, posed loosely on the shoul- der. are used, and these are some- times dyed to contrast with the

‘build or to effect the high waist- . line so modish this spring. Knotted

drapery is one method, a slanting l, line given to the pockets of a small

the accessory.

not

Paris cables that every one is

be a spring favorite for another type of costume. _--_-_-__;____

Pride: Pride, if not the origin, is the medium of all wickedness- the atmosphere, withoupt which it would instantly die away.

brisht Stones. ‘Turquoise set in the ( dull silver is effective and so is jet. with the heralded news that a novel military note is to

Suite-is new Jewelry to go with the

For The Cook

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Batter: 1 cupful raisins. 1 cupful suet or fat.

spoonful of soda dissolved in it. 1% cupfuls flour.

1% cupfuls cake crumbs.

‘A teaspoorlful salt.

g , wear the stripes. _, j > A , Dear Dorothy Dix-I am in my 30s. Have been married ten years 1111111 ' '. ' ' Sauce: - and have two sons. My husband is a natural born philanderer. I do 111111 11 11111991» Lace 15 11811111 111 V081"! 1'01‘ fichil 3 8885- c o M F 0 T not believe he could be true to any woman on earth. while I have a Y°i1'i'9 9- 1911111111111 9911818- Aiclicon collars and cufls 1% cupfuls sugar. _ cermn feeung gm- him as the (“her o; my boys You have rivers, you have oceans are shown dyed to match the frocks. 1/4. pound buter.

1 cupful fruit juice. 1 cupful water.

spon of vanilla, and serve.

1 cupful molasses with one tea-

To make pudding, mix flour, salt, cake crumbs and raisins togethenI Stir in the shortening (melted, if butter) and the molasses to which the soda has been added, and steam

rol- about lo minutes. Add I table- i‘"“1 °““‘1'°"- 1

took place between Jane and her grandfather:

“Jane, I can't understand you if you insist on talking so fast?"

"I don't talk too fast, grandpa," she rattled on, "you Just listen too slow."

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l For COLICKY BABIES . . . THROUGH CASTORIAKE GENTLE REGULATION

The best way to prevent (‘Mic doctors Sily, is to avoid lgils ill Slfliliilll‘

and bowels by keeping the (‘liliR intestinal tract open. free iroln waste

_ t is a pure vegetable ‘pffipflfitllfiil, perfectly llilfilllilSS. ii contains no Ilzirsh ilrugs, no llilri ill li‘!i. For years it ilzls ilelpeil lnoihers through trying limes \vlill !'(|ll('liV babies and children siiililriilg willl

, be“ m. them Ho‘ ‘mum such a ma“ be gm“. Of a task? ‘ g igowniglti fiavorite use of the Irish in a tightly covered container f0)‘ ellzcirliic-iilntiglclzlrllilllg: ‘t _ _ - > 5 I . I - I, 1 _- l ed? DISAPyOm-I-ED_ Little daughter, doing dishes, ‘ ace o mt it to match the govm. three hours. ham,‘ trcrnmeuf :,.m_“',‘1"3u|v-*t 1i!“ - z » Think of water, the lace used liberally on the bodice. Sauce: Beat the eggs and sugar! cull), urged -1~|,',S i, if“, Uh,‘ UH": _ i Answer: ' ' ' ‘ ' ' together, add the butter, water and Igllifilllflfl can help IiiilSl. Cihlllflil _ ; “c” shank, be something with will“ o“ m it princess Elizabeth h“ silly-ted p, ‘Ihere are more ways than one to frilit juice, and cook over hot watei 1Y0" kiiiiiv- i5 iiiiiiifl filiiliiiiiil’illrilflilivs

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1 quart milk’ 3 squares unsweetened chocolate

. tunic oi holly led is likely to pl-o- ‘vest is another, and the new wide - - ~. . . . . ‘ f d th t he men who know themselves to be fickle ever ‘ u digestive upsets, colds um! fever, u ‘m; ,> marlyo teghvgnkflgw Sh“ every “Witty fresh face catches their fancy. 511:9”: ‘Princess Betty Riedl." :1; . 11:15 Bic :11 9B8)’ method for those I ‘Boaffoo-Yousndlsby (on ' {fiféfijlllagéllélllllfi (uastoria on hand, with _ _ ' za s wore er new ooor ll ‘W 0 ores m. 1 5 i o“ tn“ nourishment means extra energy‘ “m They know that they tire of every w oman after a. little while land when she went from London to _ . _ , . _ £4 s m: ' warmth. safety in the sold. dangerous days 11° “m” “mid 1mm the!“ mg" may know that me pm on o § ssndriugilem for the Christmas One may pin a bunch of flowers i ‘ ’ 5' w, ahead. "You know how nourishing milk is. lluntsman is all that they are 9119111119 0f 19911118 1°1 11111’ W°m1111 a“ to - W’ hen mode into FRTS Cocoa i: is nearly that as soon as they have got one they lose interest in her and feel the gfiidal’: 5111351018 acgllirorthcczat o; seefiémttotllijls ieiiislln, and thetfhoice c A S T O R I A . . . . . oyre,a ems. g a,an e eracarnaona 1 "1 h?“ as nimnshlng 33am‘ S“ ‘ha! ‘he chfldm“ ca" w we love chase again’ white socks. In her arms she clasp- Rardenia. a rose, narcissi. forset- g N e u y F p a c H_l L o e o m _ 5a have their FRTS-tiie cocoa with the choco- ed a large do“ dwssed like hefi memo“ or berries and lacquered n ' » or 111i! HBVOUF-‘iiiid 111° 51°51 ec°11°m1ca1 11nd‘ One would think that the common dictates of humanity would 1118119 Se". ' hum i ______.B_._______ El‘ ti: $111111‘ 7°“ ca“ bu?" W I these burn illlilanderers refrain from subjecting any woman to the 39:;- . . . . . _ , Chocolate Blane Mange l r "i" "'11" ~ -- -. f d. til nher. e ‘ . F. 1 a Fr! o Sou (Canada) Limited. Montreal, Que 1M" ‘M’ Lnmlellnéglrfililkt:51:$131311?fielewlilgsliarlli-ifflgskgerngolllzllmtll: 2i 11am would not Miss Maude Sit-Wm» i=1 Miiiiiieiii- M“ 11°” 1‘ 1'5"‘ “i” °1i ‘he 11°“! l 4 tablespoons camsmch 1. i ' 810 W°11 daughter o; the Premier and Mrs, neckwear. Vestees of suede pique l ‘tiling to break a woman's heart in wanton sport or to remember that m ‘ i t "Idividuul 34 cup sugar ‘I d; B [In J 9 ' be “ , ' J. D. Stewart was among those at- W 118115101111 l1 W001 frock. which (Ell S . Q l: Ma fy o1 est C cos and Chocolate House ln ille world he W, “med a happy young girls dream of love into ashes and oils: tending the opening of Parliament may be Ewen a new necknne to 5",, Cartons 1-4 teaspoon S8,, n. _.—_.-—-—_-..___,_-___

_ t ML and or 1-3 cup coco. .

vi '. nlustrat I D _ _ n iliitCTS with-endless Jealcusies. Queer and inexpllcableohowoxligllz’? air: 3:11:12. lglatcléehtglilies of, wearing a Scarf. They are worn m a . . 1 teaspoonm vanma extract c» _ 9i ressmaklng Lesson Furnished with with what lime conipunction a man will take the Joy u B . . . variety of ways illld some confonn AMornmgSmiIe Mix ingredients Have very cold c) , _ ' Every Pattern n. woman! _ Deepest sympathy ‘goes out go , to the neckline of the frock. l together with a. little of the cold o B Annabelle Wort ll‘ ' Miss Helen Grant in the sudden ’ ’ ' ' miik- Piii remainder of milk on w Again puma sIccvle/s for the dcbu- I Ilflfnn As for whether you shall leave your philanderin! huslbiaglrd or $1511.. death o‘ her mother’ Mrs‘ Mme a 610W, buyers m“; u; me return Jane aged five i‘ m the habit o’ scald with chocome, which ha, {mm Debs and youthful women ‘ that is a question for you to decide in the ltiiaht to’! you: chubeflz but Grant. who Wm be so kindly rank fashion of beige tones, and are as- talking very fut: to the mnoymw been cut into small pieces. As V’ typo,“ tare. Certainly you have no duty or obiigja on!‘ suc maéke o“ “ism ember“ by h" mendm sured that suede and doeskin will o; he, Damn“ The other night at soon aschocoiate is dissolved stil- in y‘ The bodice shows preference for divorce ‘Qgulizfubgtfif bio: sfigegguggoxizn 1:11;!‘ i215: deals trimmed m 0 o o be the favorites. Pigskin is going to dinner the ‘onowmg convflsation the cornstarch mixture. (look un-

til thick and smooth, stirring con- stantly. Set over hot water and cook about 20 minutes longer. Add flavorifl8i sweetened whipped cream. If coco is used mix with dry ingredi- ents.

KEEP YOUNG ITH

the system day by day. Unrecog- nised constipation can easily add years to your appearance. poisons stagnating in your blood,-

thoi-oughly and With

morning and rid your systemy‘

poisonous waste that saps vitality and spoils your life. EN O has been

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Fli Lil. Trust each other. Be frank. Put your cards an the table a prettily arranged afternoon Bridge and play fair. on Wednesday. Sixth. Keep up romance. Have dates. Surprises. Tell each ° ° ° other of your lovc. Don't take affection for granted. Mrs. W111 Brehfiut entertained Seventh. Be economical, but remembe that a!‘ wox’: and no play for her numerous friends at a jolly makes matrimony a dull life, so go out to some place of amusement once skating party at the Arena on " or twice a week. Thiiildfll’ 9V9111i18; .,: nvloou. I

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illn ' A11 d; 1m, he will fgmgm- jug; the n‘ ht w ' ht N t Ninth. Do not allow children to steal the lovs from whence they valescixig nicely after her recent in- ,_, _ _ - -~ _ . ‘ g l‘ __ r youyas Ea saw you at light as toglook grimy, flOoF 2d i111"? b11111 JACK 5ND ‘711-111- d15P°5111°11- Keeping Young 159' 311373115 chiefly ‘no not 31101” 3011911133’ q .h lisliliuse] . .t. as you will gm. geavy Fililliglit c.ln(c;lkc. )And » M“ (m) Pznscikaivu hostess at a matter of keeping healthy; and tion to mar your looks.- ’ is as impresslo a ompeian ooln rou c . . .~ iiiiivflii ' ' ‘ ' ' - , v1.5]. O n oflowlmeslh Om“ m], Light’ bfedium Fine’ If an husbands and wlves Wonk, “new yaw, p,“ M would a demmm 5m" yemnm, mm health is impossible unless bodily Take a sparkling glass of g Pompeian Beauty Products Dilfk, VlVlLl U!’ Orange , , , bring about a domestic millennium. nonoruv nix. noon at hcf‘ home m Euston Street. waste is completely dismissed from ENO’S “Fruit Salt’? on rising every

punctually; of the

chill and serve with _

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I f I _' Answer: _ l Molly men at middle life have a recrudescence of youth and rom- anc-e. That is what makes them have affairs with girls young 911011811 to be their daughters line to think that they are too yOunB for their uives. You are lucky that your romantic fancies have turned toward your wile instead of a flapper. DOROTHY DIX.

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