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l‘~ 2 Illustrated Dressniaking Lesson Furnished With l

Every Pattern

-I Ky Annabelle liortllingtnn

__ _ __ _ . - ,_ ';_x,» It cam bc :miie with 215 yards of -_ “Nd _ 1,- ' yas-im-li innrri-1111 with 1,1 yum of 35- r _`y:l‘L_AVQ_R'»,:_ _

<7 liuch all-over lncc, for the miss ofi ` '_" " l

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l `l “ »-"5 mL1’v°l"E`P“‘L'h=.‘“' iz oz. gelatin dissolved in cold You certainly 'nude 11 swat mistake in feeling it b°Y Wh° has il

Economy 15 "0"" fl" ””‘""t !‘l°`°‘ "I ’ - :'lw`MwmlU`md or Moudllypum' water. strong feminine streak in his nature in an environment of old people and he moment. ' --~~ 1 cup shaved moans, gn-ls, what he needed was to be associated with boys. 1-Ie needed to And l"`“"5 fm ""“"`l"°""f ‘°‘““l""m" " . ‘_ 1 pint of whipping cream . be hardened and roughened, for this is a hard, rough world that makcsl lor all Xmas gift.

_ -tractirc slip, so charmingly slim-

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wg# ' -" __ " M Style No. 677 may be had in sizes g I ' :`_’_. - -

=.5f_£1n f I _,. / 112, 14, lu, ia, 20 yours, 36, 38 and 401 __ ,__ ` .mfr 5; and when he goes shoping with me he exclaims over

"my ,V1 ` __ incllcs bust. f,_(.'__f" the beauties of materials or the style of costumes., 5:” .~ ,_ __ _ '1_\ _ pencil cl-l-pc satin with ccru Aiell-I uc is fond of music and plays me piano beau;"uuy_ I *\‘ ‘ . \_ lcon loco is exquisitely lovely, *J* f}~,l'§f~" And because of these traits he is called "sissy" by

Ilcsll cololcu crrpe de chine is' 'i' . ' 1'; _ ._ illc other boys. His only fault is that he la so un- -

- ', /=_U\ -1-st of 1 ~ - ~ ~ - __-»~_=._» :ny about the house and his olotnlng. ms room

i , ` .§<`~""\_ .llwnys looks as if a cyclone had passed thr0\i8h 10-

., >, 1. ~, 5' 1 ' " i' put:-_:n, Sunil s;.unps or coin icoin l f- I I , ~ ilk) 1 nm worried over them. What is the best way to

1" i‘ p1'c!c1'1'ocl.l I I 0 ' .-_.~"" __ tical \vith such a lad?

,ff '. ,J M0777'ngSmlle ll _ ef’ " P DISTRAGTED Momma.

` Price of pattern 15 cents. i '- Q? '

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-~ -- - _ - -- _ _ - -- - -- The milk wagon collided with an dns-.\-1~1~:

1'huts too bud, hole is a quarter

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x CM’ . . . smteu foulnrds it and 'Ili pass the hat io? My ncivico is to tune the line of least resistance andpick up after him ' I ' ' you." and let natu.-c t.1kc ils course. It will save wear and tear on your con

i < '~<*-~~*_--€- After th crowd had contributed _ . '

,iiiust the Sissy be Turned Into a Regula Feiicr? Men and-Women Who Confess M Their Past Sins to Those They Marry ` -Shall Mothers Teach Sch00l?

_ Dm, 3,1; _,- Div.-I have a son of 14 who has been brought UD 111 M1

_ m,,w_l,,,,,.,,. .,; mls und elderly folks and much prefers them to boys. He Il

is 1-him- of .tn 1-zllininntc turn, was crazy about dolls and played with] _. __ , them when he was a small boy H9 18 Blwlys Rd- |

mil ing the artistic in homes, HOWCPS, PHlUflH8S» ew I l

auto and m'u1y boiilcs of milk were A W - 2 ;,_ _, _ (lg.-:-ri1_-1-ly about his room is, at least, one normal boy

IT. L;?..Z'._> . . . . . . . . . ..-....,..... broken l i ‘I 1`__‘ Am, L_\,L,1.y boy of 14, except those that exist in goody.

N . A crowd gamc,(.d_ good, l,,..,;l_.~_ n_.l~_._.- ln.. .-iuihcs up on the floor and tracks in mud and uses

\__ me ' ' “Poor fCl10,,,»» said I, benevolent his bm .N H .~l;,-¢~_»llll-sf place for nil his belongings. And his mother can »‘ -1 ' ’ _` '_ X Q t 1

_ » . looking mam uyou “pl have to my Umm. PNK UI, ,Lim i_ln, or bring nervous prostration on herselfhi:

. . . . . _ _ . ... for this Mc1dm,'“,,m~Lyou?" to mm ,,|_._,; .il n.-tzm-ss and ordcr into him and to convert

i‘,'r»_-it Ailclrcss --yr-5, 511-," said thc driver. mn wistioill 1.1 lulvillgl 11 place for everything and everything in HS P19439-

e stitutmll mid uilcl- :l while he will just grow out of his slovenly WBYS

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_ , I .______€_ ynn soo, a i_»nv's mind is S0 cu P05596 Wit Sllffh Vlmll 1 1

aff' 5' FOP' 7718 niter u lriiiio he will find out that order is 1-leave-11's first _law and that

\ I 11-, Ly: 1 1; .untlnnrs vegetable compound I and dl§l’°"5°`d' the dmcr Said t° 8 11i1nsclf,So11u_- of til- most orderly men I know were the greatest scat-1 3 `¢; I

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Y _ ` t v, f lnnitcrs as food und football, bicycles or whatever the craze of the mom- I ' . tg-_-ttyl _ ` ‘I - ' " ~ V . '~ -`°\`-"'*°`--=' ‘ hounilfuliy supplies protein for :V _ ix _ 1 _ \ _ ~.. growth and repair of waste, car- f A " 1 ` 5 . " ’ Its wholesome aroma tempts the l’Qh.V‘ll`al3eS f9I` “WFP-'Y and tht’ .____kil`S\‘; ~ 11 y Il Z l | appetite. Its fine food qualities minerals Whlch “alum needs "` ‘fb 54,4] l_l_, satisfy every day.

. I " And where economy counts, And they are so qmck and easy ll

.ww 4 l cnt is th ii llc h1\'1‘L time to han gup a cap or put a coat on a hook but \ . <

it salts 11011;. to 'nstcllintizo things Then he won't be a boy any longe

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most delicious of all cereals.

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l'|' assed l - and n-iililll-isirltiirlt you were picking muddy shoes 011 the bureau and

`_;,‘c,_,,,11__-_..~,,_L,___lnd§|,em,,|Jn-muhim FROZEN CHARLOTTE fishing his best nccktie out from under the soiled clothes in the closet. ' i>u11‘t icr hemlncllcs and cramps -@-

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. 1,’ cup powdered sugar. life difficult for timid, gentle men.

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. nose til ti.-.y i ' .; lr = 1 ~ 11-0 _ Pompeian Day L11'-.\::\, a i_f.'<'_;.' \1'~_s::f l

Prevents shine mul ;~rr:c_‘s i._: skin ' especially on ind f.vc.::‘.1>r live.

, gc sun gn nf.; it _'1 " ..1:',‘ l Pots-lit-r---:lc 1 >"`l" " f f

hours lon;;\‘r. 1:1 .nl 1": :rr » H »_

Ask for them at your fx'.'f;r;7‘.: `Y tl goods counrrr rnrirv.

POMPHAN. enonucrs FOR nEf\\JTYl

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. “htm IM ‘.6 lb. fresh lady fingers. _ I I

- ’ ` Whole peeled peaches winch have My advice to you would be to send your boy on to a. boys school. But

-1*----~ -~--»~---~~ » ~.. --- been oooked in syrup and chilled, A if he is too unhappy there and if the boys bully him too much. don't` _

y <,- ‘,v;~.u: is um correct phrasing custard sauce. - make him stay. sometimes the sissy boy becomes the victim oi every _ _ I ;'_ ;< ; - ll;-_'¢~1~¢»<<@-,s ¢;n~¢l;> Dissolve the gelatin by soaking it bully in a school and has his whole life warped by the ridicule he is made

5, ' \\ ‘l ,, H,-;n¢,;ly _nel-S lm- family in it cup of cold water and standing to endure.

“ _ V _._ ,,,=~_,»;l;l of her - llusbandg the cup in hot water. Shcii the nuts.

“Ar __ ` \\Q&\\i\j(_l _ -:_ »~_»;, mmol lynn, ~-Mrs, smith Whip the cream and add the sugar. And don‘t think your boy need be a failure because he is not like

| 1 o " Add the nuts and fold in the gel- other boys. Some of the greatest geniuses the world has ever produced

` ' (3->.__q ls, n-nnmn, when atln. Line the sides of a round or were regzlrdcd its sissles in their boyhood. Probably Paderewskl was de-

_ , , ;; ;l.1._»;~l~,.;,nn onli, dispose 0; square mold with lady fingers, Stir rlded by the boys in his neighborhood because he spent his time at the

i 1 the cream to .see if the gelatin is piano instead oi’ playing their games.

l ‘“‘°““m‘ V l ,ll :Vmm lm CGM' mt' and lthgplhldlcliultlhlhlgo And even in commercial life there are great opportunities for the

c>_ it' -on rms pl(-~,;y¢_,» Spyvedp Pack in ice an salt for about 4 hours man \vho knows color and style and fabrics instinctively, or who lik to

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ga, ne 0 yg o e w pped cream re _

l-_-_,,l»,f (p¢._m,,;l5l5, and a suffered served for the purpose. Place around So study your son and develop him along his own lines. After all. ;_ _ _ , _ M. ~-Num W-,S recently the mold whole chilled peaches and what is there more to be ashamed 0! in a boy having feminine qualities 1 . ,ll li-~:<l fa' \iii11nl with at revolver pour over them a thick boiled cus- than there is in a girl having mannlSh_ ones? And every girl is flattered _ ._ ll., ,,,,,,,. tord. to death if you tell ner she is boyish. Doaorrry DIX.

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p o a e am. cut in dice, Dear Miss Dix-Do you believe that it is the best and 1110811 honest

and cold cooked peas moistened well thing to do for a man and woman to confess to each other everything

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HAM, PEAS AND PEPPERS

Quaker Oats makes an additional appeal. Il: costs less than a cent a meal . . . less than half the price of your daily paper!

Health authorities recommend

hot, nutritious breakfasts for both old and young. Quaker Oats

to cook. Quick Quaker is ready for the table in 2% minutes after the water boils.

Large household packages and

smaller 10c. size. Never sold in bulk. Be sure that the name and the picture of the Quaker are on the oats you buy. -

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Milled at Peterborough, Ont., and Saskatoon, Sask., by The Quaker

Oats Company, world'l largest ccrca millers. Makers also of Muilets, (`mckcls, Quaker Corn Flakes, and other Highest Quality cereals.

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an o er t ings that used to be considered as bcklhglng to-

. __,_,~ _ ,_-,;_»__.;_._ _,ml p,culcg_ mold on an inverted plate placed on womnirs sphere, Dress designers and chefs draw huge salaries and no

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public schools? Could a married wo man wit hthc care of home' and children give the school sufficient time? L_ Y. AND T. S. l

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ONE WAY OF LIVING

Answer:

A great many women continue teaching after marriage and are val- EDMONTON, Alta., Nov. lil-(By

ued and efficient educators, but I do not see how any woman could run .Tho Canadian ;pre5g)_A man re.

a _house and rear a. family and have any time or strength or energy left eontly arrested, for vngmncy lu-1. o give to tcncllilzg or nny other occupation outside of her home. mitted being out oi' work, but ws!

_ - ' ._44_.§_, _,__ . _T..=__{_" ‘ f .'.;';_;; -_ with a rich cream sauce and served they have done in the past at the time they become engaged? ,',` "?"’;_,_ _ _-_-;§~§ 3' " ‘__-§"_ . in green Dellpef cases will make e. M- W-

_ff_",‘l'_, "_,, _T -` l very tast luncheon dis .

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Mercury Hosiery looks the part on all formal occa- sions becsuso of its "qual’i`/". It wears remarkably well. Ask to seo the latest- shades in Mercury

Hosiery when buying en olfor of"somotl17ng lust

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well blended with white sauce. Sprinkle the top with crumbs and a

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Our Christmas Number

Drawing and Story Competitions

zziicring, we are making an early announcement of the Guardian Christmas Number competitions- Prizes will be given in two sections ns ioilowss-

(ll BOYS- AND GIRLS BE-

TWEEN 13 and 20 YEARS:-

For best stories:--lst prize, $3.00:

2nd prize. $2.00; 3rd prize, $1.00.

For best drawings:-lst prize-

s3.00; 2nd prize, $2.00; 3rd prize, $1.00.

I2) BOYS AND GIRLS LS

THAN 13 YEARS:-

For best stories:-lst prize. $2.00;

2nd prize, $1.25; ard prize, 75o.

For best drawings:-lst prize,

$2.00: 2nd prize. $1.25; ard prize iso.

Stories should not exceed 1000

words. Tne subjects should be of a Christmassy nature. The drawings should be in firm outline in Indian ink without shading lines, and sheet of note-paper. They must, ot course, be original work, not mere copies.

Entries, addressed to Christmas

Number care Charlottetown Guard-

All entries must reach the Guardian Office not later than December lst

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the halved and seeded peppers, lift Answer:

them carefully to a buttered baking No, indeed. I think it is the most foolish thing you can do, ifol Xl dish, add the diced ham and peas does no possible good and only furnishes material for future family ron. and a tablespoon of nnely minced If there is something in the past of either a man or a woman that will onion softened ln butter, the whole reach forward into their future lives and that is a menace to the health

or the happiness or the well-being of the one they marry then that m

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or woman should stay single. He or sho should not marry at all. But l

little grated cheese and -bake in the l! either one has committed some folly or indiscretlon that has been re- oven until the peppers finish cook- pented and stoned for, then that score is settled. It is wiped out and

the least said about it is the better.

piclons of her in his breast.

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What is past is past. What is done is done. It cannot be altered

and it can make no woman happier to know something about her husband

that will furnish her endless food for jealousy and be a. dagger in her1`

To give yum R people a chance of -heart as long as she lives. Nor is it any advantage to a man to be told 1

something about his wife that will suliy his ideal of her and implant sus-

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’ what concerns every married couple is not what they have done in

thc past, but what they are doing in the present. l

Ot course, when an engaged couple confess the errors oi' their past

lives to each other it is' with the idea that all will be lorgiven and for- gotten and that their sins will be wiped out with a kiss. But this never

happens. Always the memories or these dead sins r h

a o g osts that haunt |

their nresicies, ghosts that stand behind their chairs and stalk through," their slumbers and that shadow their happiness, ghosts that furnish them ‘ ,in times of family striic with deadly weapons with which to strike at love.

We are so sure that tile one we love discretions.

criticism and repronclics.

incur Dorothy Dix--s

It is always a temptation to lovers to tell each other too much be-

cause we all enjoy talking about ourselves and because the sin that we have sinned never seems so bad to us as other people's sins and because

loves us enough to overlook our ln-

But this is a. nlistiike. Few husbands and wives can take a broad

view of the past lives of their mates. 'I‘hey magnify small faults into crimes and so it is folly for either one to give tho other material for

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ian and marked "Christmas Story" ' ' ' ° ' ' ,

houid u married woman be allowed to teach in 1

to get things really clean because they soon lizzie

away to thin suds-water. So ink about surls when- ever you buy soap-for, if;

-WAVINGGOODBY SEE FELL

OVER WHARF WITH BABY

LONDON. Nov. 18-(By The

Canadian Press)-While waving to her husband before the Renfrew ferry, on the Clyde, recently, Mrs. Evelyn Airlie, of Paisley, overbalan- cred and fell into the water with her 17-months-old baby in her arms. The pier foreman threw a life belt to the woman and managed to res= cue her. The husband rushed back

"I tried other rem di

to the watcr’s edge and was able to save the child with A boothook.

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. Ointment 25 and

Face Covered With Blaclcheads _ and Pimples. Ciiticura Healed.

.'lMy iace was <1 ' 1 _ l

wus hard and rcllollglle lull-lrlacldblI>cl;:gr;h glfhptluthatrllgollilliullfaz ;i:§‘l:»rex;'n§i1);¢;__was disngured by them. I had the pimpin an long as

l _ _v es but they did not help me. heat for in free

same = of Cuucum soup and ointment and got relief after using them. I PUi‘ChH=¢f_l innre. and alter using two cakes of Cutlcura Son and two ' bpxeaaoi cuncura Ointment l wu com Im! healed." Fsigned) Mi" L- Knee". Rt. 1. Anniilo, um, func ala. mo. .

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n s e had best stick to it.

DOROTHY DIX.

[going to marry a girl earning $8 0

It seems to me that when a woman has children her Job is mother- week "so he could Zo on relief.”

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Q Whether our washing goes fast or slow, whether clothes come out white or gray, depends large- ly upon suds.

Richer suds give so much bct-

tcr results and ln much less time.

Now comes a new soap dis-

covery with a wonderful sudsiug IKIWET.

Its name is Oxydol. It lightcns

every washing task.

Oxydol is su :charged (with

pure, rich aoapgefor 50% more suds than other soaps in granu- lated form. They are the lasting- cat,dworkingcst euds you've ever tric .

Richer sudo save work for you

Because they are livelier and richer, Oxydol suds do more of the hard work for you, saving your strength and

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_. "A blessing- on washday,” '

-say over-worked I ` women

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NEW sluilamun

makes whiter washings with so much

suds, not soap, that you are really buying. Oxyrlol is the greatest su s bargain cvcr.

When sudi-1 iizzlc and fall, the

dirt falls back too. Buck to sink itself in your cloillcs again. This explains most gray, strcaky washings.

It can ncvcr llnppcn with Oxy-

dols11|ls.'l`l1cystnyonthcjobuntil your lust soiled garment is clean,

Socks clothes whiter

No hack-tiring nlbbing is cvcr nemssiiry with Oxydol. It soaks cloillcs snowy whitc. Richer Oxy- dol ends rout every particle of dirt right out of things; you will know that, at your first trial, from tllc while, swcci-snlclling way your clothes come out. Thats

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less work and cost

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because they um Rally Cldllldiil Soflcns hard water

and oxyaol gives the num K

extra suds in cithcr hard or soft water. And, remember, even tho softest water is hardened ill moment you put dirty clothes (lr dishes into it.

Makes dishes sparkle-yet is kind to hands

Oxyrlol makes the unpleasant 'ob of dishwashing easier. Makes dishes sparkle with cleanliness in a jiffy. And your hands will tell you by the pleasant way it leaves them that ii’s perfectly suited fm' even your most delicate clothes

Oxydol is s lendid too for chilo

drcn’s and Babies’ clothes. It

leaves them softer and

energy.

Wellln 'Old-type suds fail

l\l0IlE SUIDS

quicker, richer, longer-lasting suds-lhal’s wlly OXYDOL saves

Washdny labor, makes dighwuh. ing easier!

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Address Cana1ii.~.:\l)-pot: ;Ti?£::ny “m’kM®(@ l

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dainticr. , Ask your grocer this

day for thc big-sized msg

_and blgaaqlackngi; Seo

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tasE::You’|l`/tlllirnlcolhz day you learned its name.

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Ox ydol mskumore and richcr autls -- that ll soaks clothes gleaming while-that it mlku llcrcl water loft and

ru _,__ works better in any

water-just turn the pe-:kugrn back to ilu

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ri lt vi;-il ) :mr méulry will " L' 1 1'.

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