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Paola. EIGHT CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ’ AUGUST 118.194,; i‘ .._~..~——- _ ‘ _ "x;

Woman's Re alm '1 Social and Personal r Fashions "I Literature ijvingtSlLeisure THE WOMAN'S REALM

you ku. or Tlllll The song bf I fork, the blue-b of 11111 Inf I d s rummage,

I um‘ wn, ~ .’I‘he heart of n mu. the dly new- tllils ‘npdoltwar Emu d: I . 1 s . The 95:1"- oi the brisr and clover p y wmdem M m“ 111 E

tlonal H 50cm . owe . thblllht British Wfllllen y‘ “"11 l I t. ... “W16 1 ¥igiadvilllllgbrisl iihzltmlesthnfi u?" w m‘ m“ m” ‘n ‘l m‘ "ll-km And new mown hey upon the , breeze, Rug“ hi 515511110 wuliihliis kissed v t D ma!‘ g0 5 C l . ell Q1 The c001 sweet breath of summer humm- "“°*~

f i ‘t i Thergliibt sleep that follows pain, imnsfdlmal-lé! °1 11w

The glory of the sky and sea, I'm‘ m“ '

And hours of loving memery. 1111

The smile of a child, the bind 0f . a friend,

And life anew when this shall i The joy of conquest after stiel, And days of quiet happiness.

The good in others that one seel We ttxléank ‘Thee. Ierd. for all o se.

TINT HAIR T0 MATCH DRESS LONDON. Eng, -Tinted hair to match their frocks was featured by 80 of the loo models who took part in London's Albert Hall variety Fair and the shining tresses fee.- turcd _nearly every shade of the rainbow. , ' Onc model had what is called ‘an up_swcep hair-do" with the back

Dorothy Dix Says-

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Happenings 0f ............. The Week

HELP FOR UNWED MOTHERS

Women’s Organizations Should Tackle “Mice g Problem Of Helping Naive Bobby Sockets ' " '

all’ “ It seems to me that the most heart-breaking problem that the war is laying on our doorsteps is what to do about the unwed girl mothers MORE cup "u p0

and the father-less and namclfss children they are bringing into the - .» -. PWCOLONY ciu

left this mcming. They went to the city. thence bv the highway to I s western capital, there to part ways, one continuing by bus to his home; the other leaving for "Monk-ton". James once more Sllppéd thappily) into overalls and with Jamie trailing him went m coiziplcte the potato-spraying, This being bread as well as cream morn- ing due to a faulty schedule the women were ke t on their toes, At least three o us envied Ellen, She said: "Uncle James, you're llv_ lng the sort of life I've just escap. ed from." and choosing an inter-

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i l. u“ m“ tht During Their Majesties’ visit to The Netherlands told the nation Northern Ireland, Princess Ellza- in a rrnent radio address. Report- bcfli viritrd a group of Girl Guides ing that the Queen's recovery has and Brownies in Imidonderry. The taken the most favorable course. oung heiress to the throne early the Princess said that the last two joined the Girl Guidcc and ardent- years of war were especially lilird y studied rind exemplified the prc. on her mother because the coli- ' ccpts of Guiding. stant pressure made it impossible - ~ - for her to take any holiday from Lady Alexander said in Windsor. her official duties. A period of Euglaild, she understood Field Mur- rest_ she said. probably will re.1 shnl Sir Harold Alexandec hcr- suit in the Queen's complete and- sclf and their three children would prompt recovery. The Princess‘ . q pi-nhubl_v be going to Canada bo- raid she was impressed by the ill-v 95ml» 14101111., 011110111 11815811’ com- furo Christmas for her husband to torts shown by the nation in her mnably l" h15°1d 111111-9113111-1981116 take up his new post as Governor.‘ three daughters, who, she announ- Flaked YaSPbBYYY P195. 111st Bit-her- GPXIHHL 1 ‘w.’ 5mm Wm beam a “He, o; mg the fruit from the cane= “down trips through Holland to see at|bY 111° 0111 min-stream!’ first hand the destruction left by. was l“ h" baklngf-mt 5° 1131"‘ the Gennmi Princess Juuam hearted toda ._ A villain of a mink ' wvas enthusiastic in her praise of has bee“ ""1 11g 51y YOFBYS 0n her cdfiddas hospitality and kindness. ¢111°1<°11-¢°°l2,= ‘And they were do- _ of her children she said in this 111K 5° “r11 she mourned to me misc lit Slllllwr at llic Savoy Hotel. connection: "They must attend Ln , l‘."f‘l‘nt1y after their final school to make friends, Just. as they ‘mlilfi’ at the New Theatre. did in Canada". .

Ru. G. Carlyle Wooster and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, W. Harquall 1nd Webster are summcrlni: at sfilfl- daughter Marion. Moncton, are the hunt‘ Beech ‘guests of (heir daughter, Mrs. Gor-

’ s - r don Chandler and Mr. Chandler,

Maily friends of Mrs. LaDrew

Fitzroy street. Gardner, are glad to hear she is ‘ ' ' improving in hsziilh after com. Mrs. Rey Edgecombe and two \"lll‘.'l:'f in the Saint John General children are visiting in Truro the Hoflpitfl], guests of Mrs. Edgecombe’s pill’.

world. For there are so pitifully many of them, and they are so des- perate and so unfitted to deal with the fate they have brought upon ORANGE PEKOE _ themselves. . l Every day there flows across my desk a stream of tear-sudden letters from frantic girls, who are mere children-dime bobby ecckers .‘ who are still in their tcens—zlsking Questions that. I read through my tears. The writers are so naive.

so ignorant. so tragically out of a hard world in which we must all pay the price of our folly and our sin. |

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Tl E.lfB.b h.af0r- '°G,,,';,,;’,.@,.°.‘§,§{°E§IIC.,I,.,%,, ORDEAL or MOTHERHOOD ‘Lin: o te entrrtalncd

. ' C “up P an Motherhood is always an ordeal. even under the .s Jill ‘r .

best circumstances. when there ls a loving husband.

s solicilous family and friends in the background.

plenty of. money, and when the baby ls eagerly

looked forward to as truly a little bundle from lwaven Think what it

must be to the uliivcd girls who ivrite asking me where they can go

to bear the children who should never have been born; how can they

find the men who have deserted thcm in their hour of need and whose

names they often do not even know; how can they tell their parents

of the shame they have brought upon them, and yvhat shall they do

with the babies whom they have no way of supporting? Gan human misery go deeper than that?

If there were only a few’ of those girls who had strayed off of the

straight and narrow path, or if they were just girls who had had no

over the ‘phone. In every there's ali-Jiys a something "to keep the rabbit's tail short," . o .

Trying to poultry-farm near a mill-stream has its discouraging features. "D0 you FCIIIBIHJBI‘ the morning. Aunt Ellen," Ellen said to me "a mink was at. your chickens and we had him cornered and we called so loudly for Unclg James for he had gone down to‘ the mill" and here Ellen stopped her recounting to laugh "and he

By Mary Hastings Bradley N/"uysuvuiflx

The baby kept Kuy at 110mg a good deal that summer and she ielt less inclined than evil" to social effort, but Dick she saw sudden- 1X. W88 KNWiIlg festive. By in- sinuating a bottle for one of Kathy's dinners she contrived more freedom for herself and they b98511 80mg out to moves, to con.

certs. f0 the Century of Progress An American cigarette

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curs Nfr. und.Mrs. Alfred Lane. O C

The Earl of Harewood has un- def-gone s major internal operation , and his condition is satisfactory. 93111115. t11°11811 1m $1119 they couldi The 63-year-old Earl is the hus. have "b95111 11$, @1111 111 the Corner- band of the Princess Royal and1 51°"- - ,, ~ A1111 the mink slip- brotnenlndaw Q1 the Kjng, ped away I remembered “because

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Mrs. Ito CUGIIIOIUS man friends M155 5801819 H011. H11 fB-X. 5 ,, a g Pa“ 11 t1? arc Rind [yo know that sheyhas re- spending her holidays with her “’°°d'1’"°' I ""11"! w" Once I turned homg an“ bclng a pflflml father, Mr. ll. E. Ho! and her sis- met a bold rascal or a mink in the ent in the Western Division Hos- £915. Upp" P1111179 5119911- lane 91's summer mo" when I W55 pital. Montreal. She was accom- ' ' ' fetching the ma“ 1mm m5‘ 1K"!

anicd home by her husband, M211 Mrs. Clare Meyer and her daugh- and I 515° P355"! bY 11 111111111". 11p

y Cudmore. ter, Miss Deirdre Carling. have re. 1° 11 dllzen- 01 51111111 War mutilated

- - - turned to Ottawa from Caven-

bodies between there the Miss Nora Hooper left Thursday dish. where they nave been for the

oihicrken yard. "I - don't know—'

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gr‘ v51‘; gun??? ltalsllsrwiuest of past month. 1 E is 011" 119811 W88 I11 v1‘ children once more in the decent garments of self-rcapefrt, instead of for then had I l I

onl artl " _ mgy 5m ‘grain Ilsaggollggtwflglltcrggliici forever branding them with the scarlet letter. neighors, young mothers like ber- news to James and he went i t Womens clubs should see in these girls a irorih-ivhlle outlet for 5°11" interested 111 ‘was 111'“: all" M1» @1111 Mrs- MQX 5"" ""1 d...“ --1 {d - .. “milieu energies and should cutoff-n u- - ' merits in schools and nurses Per- dailgllrcr Janet, Halifax, are be- + p555 1511B ftinfescdiT-tlltie galsiigsli“ 591311111)’ 1111111 the a 1 1 “mes m Much they could H” hip-S they could move to suburb $§u§°‘§ii-Z111fc“fifmglbttbylefshig Princesses Raznhild and Astrid. f“? flllldiuonfi that makes 01d "-1. #:2111511‘, fi°“"“g{,lillfi“i,‘etghflflflfldtfl d; return to Halifax, daughters 0g m, Crown prince n ances w Ion} I have not seen. follow what B" 1'9 - P _ e e e Olay and Princess Martha of Nor_ m‘ "15- iay- Y°11 118W qhenil- every family in which a re“ 1'9"“ and “'5 “wclatm” Mr. and Mrs. Arnett Howatt Way are staunch Girl Scouts. While fg-e 11911- "W" If!“ "e 1111111 the bloibr fact that if the H“ he“ w“ s“ “m” “ 5°“ 1°‘ returned home after visiting in making their home in the United "H?" 5 Q91». °"“'..‘°° m“ '°l been. their llfub girl would be still sdfe in u f ‘a mck‘ Manned states during the N“; Occupation use e wor . faded. Th "to d v _ ie 0.. Children would make their , , , m, Norway. they joined a troop m - - a I c s 0 women are going to have the fate 11f the foollsh vlyglns marriage even more rcal A boy My, and Mn; D_ A, Rudy, saint Montgomery county, . When Those days, n5 1 recall. I was in their hands lifter the war. God send them wisdom and Under- Would take some of the pain from John, NB” are the guests o‘ ML they yearned they had w so Dick not exceptional in my despair. One 51511111118 111111 plty- thoughts of Johnny. It wasn't that and Mrs. n. .1. Riley, Villa. Ave. to Norwa they were 1n a frenzy ~ v v v because t ey had not. finished the The illness of Rev. Mr. J. T. I‘b_ bot in the Royal Canadian Navy

woman I knew, “cried a whole =——__:_—-—____ ~ 111W" whm a r111. Wit-h a thirst for 110i before, when éiilfipib; flrdililxfigiytninhalihifezk'samsgrriiortylfi requirements for the child-care badge on which they were working. Hospital Stadncona. is very much regretted by+nli many friends.

tfiffignfiifgga blood filurdered one of her fl0ck.E0ne. Jock came into the kitchcnl I q she [o]d hers-e];- quickly’ but being o sma downy ducks. _ innately honcst with herself she my friends couldn't eat for a T119 11151 ‘Q1 1111? 1110111841185 had knew that. ill this feeling of hers ‘ i‘ ‘ . Lleut. and Mrs. A. J. Peppirl. i I l m?" “n” °f what had been NW" Mm whit.“ James said were Qnnwami N_s__ spam 01d Home s its Karolyns and Jamie's (and best yet. _ I Week in Charlottetown. the guests 1 I 0111" 11111F1119r5-1I1-1P-W.Is1and over) ' '

O f M‘ P 1 - L,‘ _ d v turn to feel badly about lmil And now that‘ lights re —‘— , if“ rs’! éppglegpgvrdfgilfrlcelldigtrélgn ._._-__-¢____. Illezlalzglélléain‘ I-‘gerrhups h}? shear}: if)??? tag gthetr noéisg an‘; uefgfllgiwa: ggugtt a walk. L.‘ P ‘ H] . . . l s warw ser . .811 eas an diver". t. -- '- , .: ‘ -

spleildilgl;whlsepghlzatiofh qvflith; “fills, 575N151! CREAM teach farmer's wives, that b15111? the place are content, I 11111511141211“!llfl\rfisuvazgeg‘h2g1? d111,‘? wulldeler- parents 1 tablespoon granulated gelstim §i1u§'§.§§§1r-~'°i‘§“}§’Jfiiypfiitefi‘l gtaarinr? lzkliliddofillhtfrfig’ till: ti??? m” o} a Lennon’ is

a cum milk “ ' ‘- _ '1 ' - "mend." quota th -~

3 eggs. separated less and selfish to waste even one} sung this evening and in their ycu “Lest a “e 8 tikilrgtt 1/: cup sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt

tear over any "spilled ilk." words I found a f t d ' ‘ ' m pmyel‘. “Abide wilhconrllcgrnngnzvlll: iigkfigacargifestlon" Th!‘ 15 the 105d ls teaspoon vanilla Method: Place ‘.6 cup of the milk

all of u: from tip tn tip oi our;

Island and beyond its confines]

"Abide with us"—evervone "for thc| in u bowl and ‘crinkle th l ti 2 -~__ " . over this. Allbow w Sjafiidgefzino d” m‘ d” m“ h“ be” “'5' m.nutes.

Beat the egg yclks slightly, add

to make or te mar is now "far' 8111111115 nor end to her holidays! spent" the sugar, salt and milk and orok over hot water in the top part of

made from Americafugrown n“ fiber has replaced tsngelyldu m. e a'

mer in qri , light wrting paper, for alnmfl particularly. is now made from tbs same fiber.

today at the club and she was u a lam-some man had dropped out for tonight and she axed me u help her out. We always used u; m; in for each other."

It did riot seem credible to Kay Maude Upton had ignored them tbesd three years and now at the drop of a hot Dick was rushing tc be: dinner.

with lowitmled "I shouldn't. tliiilt ‘bee- house "

He sounded astonished. liutbe misc bounded exasperated-the note of s mm suddenly confronted by one of those feminine situations in which ilnpredicteble feeling is involved. I-Ie asked. “Why on earth shouldn't I go to her house?"

"She's never asked me into it."

“But this has nothing to do with lip-this is different."

"Very different. She 8W M without mo."

Kc said curtly, "All right, Alien, 1 won't go."

"And have Mrs. n know you went home and that your wife kept you away? No, thank you, I'd rather You went."

"I certainly won't go if—"

she saw that he meant it. tlist he we; about to start bad: to their

mom. ' "Oh. no. You'll have to with; I

t . It’ all r18 dmftmufidzighd. I couldn't laser

it if you steyed-—"

which had kept, open for a second season. h front hair led u iiito fel-

5119 W” 111111141118 111018 seriobfili’ 1112c curls, eacl? tintedps different than before about the social side Sh; e, of their life. There were charming The bright; hair shades. it was ex. pimple 111 plenty besides the partlcu- plalncd, are painted on with a fine lar group of Dick's uld friends, but wherever they went in public they seemed to run into some of those old friends and it was a little cm- barrassing for Kay to have no association with the wives when

says he can always hear a. pin 1110p. He said the noise of the Water kept him from nearing us

Nursing Sister Barbara Smith is visiting her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Smith, Roehford Street.

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decent upbringing or who were just irmately immoral, we might leave them to drink their bitter cup, but such is not the case, Moot cf these girls are not bad girls. They are Just young girls. so ignorant of life 1119i’ do not know how to resist its temptations. so avid for pleasure and excitement that they do not count the cost. so anxious to be thought grown-up and sophisticated that thsy think it ls smart to get drunk 311d p101! 11p men oli the streets and spend ‘week-ends with them. They don't intend to go wrong, these girls. But for the grace of God they might be your Sadie or my Mamie. But here they are with their unwanted children in their arms when they are nothing but hild th sl..A '. -- . |cve tgeizlo ‘girl? ygsgm? nd what ale we to do about it? And what are Dick was scemg the men an buw It seems to me that that is the great problem and the awful re- 3ft? M luncheons’ M me Country sponsibiiity that the war has laid upon the shoulders of the good wo- Life would have been more men of this country. It is up to them to rehabilitate and clothe the friendly in the suburb, she felt, she would have

tinted half green‘ half blond and

Miss L. Trcnaman, has returned, to Halifax after visiting her niece Mrs. Arthur Duvar and Mr. Duvr-ir.

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phoned to two and they can't come I'm distraught. I have to be at a board meeting-I'm the chairman so I have to go. COllld| you possibly come, Dirt? It's a.‘ lot to risk. but. if you would fill in -if you haven't something on-

‘Tve nothing on—"

"Oh, do come then! It's quite a nice dinner for that Mn. Ion-line- Huiit from New York. Your little, wife will understand. I'm sure. Cm" you make it? At eight? White ties.

"I'll make it. he promised. 1661- ing rather pleased tn- be T111111! 111 for Maude again,

Buck at the office there were people waiting and he wu h!!! through the afternoon before he remembered to telephone Kl!’ W!‘ he would not be home for dinner. There .wa.s s. client with him when he spoke and he spflke (lull-my-

"That you, New? I wbnlt b9 home for dinner. Going out. 1'11 be rushed. Willyouseemythlflfl an» laid out. It's for dlht °¢1°°k -that means tails." ' I-Ic hoard disappointment in Kay s voice. She began us! 111111 8 question, but h; oouldnt Itbp 1° explain for his client was short 0f time. He saith “Tell ygftie laminar-b: hunk up. cc ng as mint suggestion of dubiety thit- hls preoccupation with his client brushed instantly aside.

when Kay heard Dick come in she was in the nursm‘! 11118 the baby's last moments of hlmflf before Doris came up 711711 “l” trays Barbara was not easy 10 b0- cuile. At seven months her in- forests were very definitely M11- centei-ed and she was vociferous about the . Kay was kept bub’ feeding er and netting M’ W bed while Duals ggvs Kit-lag“; supper and w en ay w“ g9 to the front bedroml. 1711* V"

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The tea hostesses at the tennis courts this afternoon will be Miss Sue Brenton and ‘all’: M Phair.

Anothgy of with two baskets of potential bacon.

week" ~heu her l.- fl f t . scizcd upon the r ulll x fl , - .

keys, climc down qdlzleatofgllcg tomd, a Saturday cvenlilnznm npgfflgglllct‘ $5] g1‘:‘zhgzagyeglifiddgofigémhmg [or

She wanted their life to be_s0

united, so possessing. that nothing

of his past would have reality for him.

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Her second child was born in September on a day of radiant. sun and warmth It was not a boy; it. was a girl, another Kathy, dark- haired, dark_cyed.

But not quite another Kathy, Kay insisted. The baby had Dick's chin and clear cut lips, she dc- clarcd. and held her earnestness against his laughter.

“m: Tghere couldn't be a this: call‘; o were x-shsive eno —-

or m’ "ma?" hospitals Eve's alimony bad

downstairs t0 to come before everything else.

The two children gave KnY E

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Mr. and Mrs. Roland Laughlin and daughter Mary. Fredericton. N.B., are leaving for home today after spending their vacation at Dalvy by the‘ 50.1..

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Queen Wilhelmina, recently ill with a lung ailment, now is por- mltted to get up and participate in conferences, Ifrincess Juliana of

‘This week brought the end or the holidays for one 0f the staff at. Aldcrlca_ though there are some dwellers beneath the same roof who maintain there is neither be.

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RETORT COURTEOUB

The country d t ' and in the chiiic c" mo“ flight he stumbled answer it.

There were long sunny days spent Until tomorrow —- Diar'y - Good. helomg a bit at the haying, raking night. a. double borer rnzlf the mixture coats a sco:n. Add the soaked