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THE COOK ‘S CORNER

DOROTHY DIX SAYS-

DON’T BE TOO READY TO TAKE WITH

N0 Wife Can Ever Be Certain Of Man Who Has Once Strayed From His Home

BACK MAN

~ husband and

Deni" Mil» Dis» We 11111.4‘

every night. 1;

111111 11c slud, lvcniaii 11110 want her, so

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away from 11 » even missing ~.1utl(l i. do? A11s1v1-r:

You rvill cei-tzliilly prove that you have 11.11 optimistic diillosition 11 "blind 1\"11o can't make uu his 111 no whether he Wants Certainly there can be 110 happiness 1C1‘

you go 1.11111; 111a 11 to 111- c1 lii-nculct 11:" 11 bachelor. a 11"o111.111 111 oile of these oil-ligam- .1111 - Fiiickan i11a1‘-' 1 11111111111 Wlllllﬁ 1n .11, ulifi n liusllaiifl. > 11.151 . 1'c.~p.111slolt.tl€.~l 111111 1111's 111.1 to 1111-111, l "fut-re 1111- lining." inc-ii who shoud neiel" lnulry Utttllbl.‘ they are eel-l bate by 11.111111. 'l'..l’)' culiiiul. stand; "‘ 1i 11o 11111111111 in the‘ 111-111 or lioliscureul; Jsuii. other 111111 iv, l-liilnreii, 11 (U11 flilLC ildlliLﬂ L‘ jl-SL S») illilll) blllliclih lo 1111111 lronl 1.1111011 L111)’ are trying to escape. The trill; ‘._\' o1 the that. llicse men have a peculiar 1115-, wuliiuli who lo\"e L. e111, forgive them 1v11c11 the; ‘ take 1110111 LIflLi-i 11111-11 11 repeal. LL18 same v 111 iuiin-iiice ‘l5 long a5 L1H"!!! nlvkienily" 10.1: husaaud. - 1s u: 1.111.» port-time husband, c‘. m As soon as the novelty or‘ 111-111,.- nizlrricd and settlng 11D 6110""? , 11nd llavinu g oaoyj _11‘o1"e oft. b119, 1111111111111) oi. uCInL-sllcny got on hi5

111. c). l-le didn't 1vz1nt. to come tack w. the 5311113 11111111,- evcry night, 11o that-i tcr 1.011." vconuoiiable his wife ma<1€| i1. He flidnt 11.11111. to 100k M. slime 1101112111 e101)’ day. i101. 911211, 1i 51113 “Kin CH5)‘ 0D H115 eyes. dinii", €V\'ll “£1111. LO have to 1 111111 111s oxvil el11lLi._ 5o he KFﬂY [(',\l.(‘:,k .11111 tllcﬁllLlsllﬁd 11nd grollvhl-i Then, when he n used 1101119 1101111 forts 111141 11 101111;: wlle 11nd fa lab-W e manic 11c grew tired of bemk 1159 and 1101111111. and loveless. a11ci_s0 lie wants u come buck and rebullli 111v. home. B11". ovlril below; he can 1111- foundations laid l e is b02111‘ to 111-211- agziin the call o1 111E

W11 l. 1mm dcludc yourself into thxllnk: lhglhat if you reuiari-Y Y°ul”_teuﬁ_ bzuiu 11c 11-111 change find be a ‘I1 111st 001110111011, IISQSIGB C0lllliﬁllkflll. you 1vi.l never be 1111c You will never know when all; our. on you and lie-bug to hold b0 to fhlfllb utnqlessn Y?! tience o Jo . 9 8,9 ' 2:15? geGgijsc-lda, and the adhesive- -. f orous plaster- mssrourillegs vou love 111m so much that vo11 would rather have 111113113 a week-end guest, so to snen . . B any other man for a. 510655’ Wm’ pnnion.

l4. . won't. 0i‘ h1i11. _ he < 1101111.; ‘lu 11 lcuie you 1111.11 l don't 110 back

Boys Don't Call To See Molhﬁr

Dear Miss Dix-J 11m n 12m of 13- 3° v01; think my mother should al- 1,5,5 51c 11-1111 my boy friend and me when we have p, date when there is

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To Charlottetown Guardian Needlework Department-

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>1" untila feiv months ago, \\'ll£"ll 11c began to get .00. and fault-finding when at 1101111: and to go out. '

I tried 1o gel at the cause o1 the cliuilge in 111111 111111 asked 11-11111 “'11s tile 1111111121", would eitv 1111s. "I 111ml 1:11.11.‘

lhclughi. 11' he c-urcu i0l'_l.i"l0 girl he was 59.111;

porluig myself ever 51111.6. that I ain the 011.)‘ person he ever loved and 1w “ants me to loi"::i1"e_a,nd forget and come back t0

l1 nappy sccoixi courtship, but a couple of Weeks ‘ago i 1131.000 111111‘. he 1111s getting groucny amt seemed dlzSﬂllbllﬁd again. I asked n.m Onﬂe again what was WYCIIP, and he said he didn't. know; mat he was crazy to see me when 11c 0111y saw me once a week. but that after llrrll he could stay

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GAY KATRINKA TOWELS

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towels and brighten your working hours. a1 for a trousseau shower. or bazaar.

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WANDERLUST

I are a vouug couple 111111 one cluid.

11d to ru11 around with a girl. When

all t..at. he l ﬁalitd .f 11c

"Yes 1 1111111; 1 no," 1 um not a will slay 111111 a 1111111 who doesn't I secured a job aiiu have been sup- Now he has d&luv.ﬂ

1010 him anti we have been having

days without What.

1e for two or _ L‘. me or tluiiknlg of_n1e. MR5. J.

UlCllvy of room elsewhere in the house? If I start to 11o out with 111111 there is 1111111 s a fuss unless s. e 1:005 llloiitl. U0 boys .il;e to g0 111th l1 11111 who zli\\l\_\a 1111s to (‘JAE hi!‘ mother with 1111-111‘! BUNNY.

Answer:

Any mother who plants herself in the living rconi 1.11011 boys f-onze to sec her 111111311101‘ 111111 cUUIILiS ihe vvltlllllz: ldiltilli‘, 11110111 1111' c1111 :11- lnirs is fililllil,’ the surest. wnv to drive zill o1 the elig ole nieii tinny, 111111 she l ad just as well go cut 111111 y the girl a membership in the Spmsters Retreat.

For boy's don't 2O to see a girl's mother. They no to see the girl nei- sclf. Alter Muller has b.dr.ie1i tge bov a cord :11 welcome. hcr cvc is to‘ fade out of the picture. This isn't because the boy has any evil inten- tlcns or wants to do or say anything

of which Mct er would not approve. - . but simnlv because an elder DPTFOI‘, “$553,? éécxigy stretch’ z‘ hanging around in earshot, makrs 6nd,, vﬁl mt“ ' s]

the youngster self-conscious and Grad; W‘ ',, 1 a“. ‘Ewen; cramps his style, n, a F, d ‘a -, - R 5° Ma'-‘D-“Z'

Arid as for Mother lnsislln: on a ' _' re ‘d5’, s-mtch; _

b81112 taken along when daughter Glade Iv ‘J11 1- F0111 511F101’)- Swps Om 0f an evening ma, is a Grade III: I. Joyce MacDougaL; fatal maneuver because 1n these 2. Bennett Sherzen.

dsvs it takes all the coin that 11 boy Grad’: I‘: l. Vincent MacKen- can scrape up to pay for a girl's zle and Melbourne bfacquarrle, good time and he simplv can't af- lequalt; 2. Alfred Sherren.

ford to make it a threesome Grade I: 1. Norma Stretch" 2.

Of course, every mother should Myrtle; Macros“ '

know the boys l1cr daughter goes with and wl ere they g0, but for her to tag her daughter when she goes out. and sit by her side whenever a bov calls ls a. ‘loke in these days when boys and girls work and play together all day.

Consideration for Tired Mnthre

Dear Dorothv Dix-I am u girl in my earlv ‘teens. Mv ‘mother WOYiiS and when she comes home at night she is verv tired from her heavy duties at lake store. Now I am a jit- terbug. Every minute of the drly my feet are 110111;: 1m and down and I am trucking and dancing and sinu- rlg. My mother oblects to my ulc- tlom. What can I do?

JITTERBUO.

Answer:

You can make your feet. behave when your D001". tired. nerve-worn mother gets home after her hard day's work 11nd needs a little uulet and rest. If vo11 would spend some of your superfluous energy and strenmh in cleaning up the house. and cooking 11. nice dinner for her vnu n-mildnW. have such a desire to be RIWIIYS danclnc and vo11 would save ven- mother from having the Fliers. Try it 11nd see hnw it wnrks out. DOROTHY DIX

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and address on a piece of b11116! to N

be abru-f. I inch Wipe them with a damp c‘ot.h and plate one in the hcttom of a well- buttzrsd baking (115111. 1

gethei" the bzerld PZIFSIC)’, and the melted butter. P 1e ths up on the halibut steak 1:1 the baking dish and cover val-Lb steak. F212’) and bake in a moderate oven 1351) deg. F» fcr abc-ut 33 m 1111195 cr 111- gernJlrc-d 11.11111

2. Christine Sherren.

eedlework DGDRTUTWTW-

ORANGE LAYII CAKE! Onc-aiad-a-holf cup lifted cub

flour, 1 1-2 teaspoon bnhn; paw- der. 1-4 teaspoon ant,

grilled orange rind, 1-2 cup trut- tei- or other ahwtening, I cup sugar, 2 @288. unbeaten, 1-2 oup Orange juice.

Sift flour emu. measure. Ida baking powder and wit. kid lift together three times. Add ornngo rind to butter and cream thomug-h- ly. add sugar gradually, creaming UIll/Ji light and fluffy. Add e885- one at. a time. beating thcrougrny afiel- each. Add flour, alt/ematcly with c-range juice. a small amount at a time. beatmg after each addition until srilcoth. Bake iln two greased B-rnch layer pans in moderate oven 1315 drgrees F» 25 minutes. Spread general-sly with orange butter froling.

BAKED STUFFED HALIBUT

2 halzbut steaks

2 cups bread crumbs

2 tabiespcons minced onlcn 1 tablespoon minced painlcy Dash of pepper

3-4 teaspoon sail.

1-2 EOHSLCCII sage

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Moths; Chamber destruction of Qt your own valuation.

1-2 cup hot. water 2 table-moons melted butter l can trmato scup Method: The halibut dteaks 111011111 t-hktk for this.

111.1111 a clrcswng by mucrzrg m- crumbs, onion, seasonings, and then splrnkling this with the 11cm water

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lemon wedges. ST. CATIIERINES SCHOOL

Honor R211 for April:

‘Graze X: 1. Norma Shaw; Vivien Mlf-Eichsrii.

Grad-e V II: 1. Doris sherren.

Grade VII: I. Margaret L011" y;

Perfect attendance: Norma Shaw Doris sherre-n, lvtargaret Lnwry, Christine Shezren. Joyce Mata-Doug. all. Melbourne Ma-cquarrie, Myrtle

MacNeill. Mabel J. Auld, Teacher.

TWO KILLED IN CRASH

BROCKTON. Mass. May b-IAP) —- Two persons were killed, c, third was criticallv injured nd a fourth slightly hurt tonight w 1621 1m autc- moblle in which they were riding failed 1n make a sharp curve on 11 street. struck a tree and overturned

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Tlze dead: Miss Ruth Ra lcs, l8; Edward Kublickl, 21. pp

The injured: Miss Bax-y Krafton, v20. dying. head and internal injur- ies: Alfred M0lTlS_ 19, guts and bruises.

Enjoy in YolTa-uden n Frag- rant Herb Border

Raise Pllnta Easily From Sea: i Summer coming aunt! W a about that fragrant little herb bor- der you've dreamed of? And you Wm; u, quick-blooming gnnugii, too, In there'il be no uzl! gap! when iris or other earl? bloomers fade.

Edge the walk in your buck garden with such sweet-smelling flowering herbs u lavender. ldd other herbs to 21V! mice w "1" menu__b°fggg, ggge, mint. Between mncg plant lemon-scented thym! _gcnd-natured about being mull!!! on. Both annual and P81911111!‘ herbs may be grown from seed. perennials ma)’ b! "arud ‘mm roots or pot plants.

What to choose for than emiﬂ! ‘pgggg in your flower garden’! Colorful quick-bloornlns unnum- nlgellu, cundyluft, ZIIITHES.’ ldell l! cover for plants past their beauty are tall hollyhocks. 60511103-

Annuals are good-natured. often do well where aown. But’ for b!“ results. sow seeds in a little bed. transplant healthiest seedling: as the diagram shows.

How to keep your garden healthily abloom, check pelt-l. d1!- cases? Our SZ-page booklet by I well-known hortlculiurlxt ndvlael you on diseases. Peels. nolll. "'1'- tilizers. Tells how to plant and care for annuals, perennials, her-bl, roses, bulbs, shrubs. luwfiS. if!" Ind vines.

send 20c in wins for your copy of How To Plant And Oure For Your Garden to The Guardian Home Service. Be sure to write plainly you-r Name. Address, and . the Name of booklet.

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Protect your valuable furs. Each and every customer is issued an individual Storage In- surance policy insuring their garment for 13 months against all risks.

Fire; Theft; Summer

Free Storage on all Remodelling

Store your furs now.

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For Tuesday, May 7th

MARCH 2i to APRIL 20 (Aries) -—lsea,) cauuon by your sdc in all mclicy and other deals IIIVONIIIQ investments, transteis ol deeds or properties, signing agreements and assunrllng eluded debts. Day good for routine.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 lTaunis) ~You can tum efforts to your 1w- vantlage by being uetully acl..ve ‘and quick to appy your lngmuli-ty and cleverness when the Oflftblilf-Xl demands. Don't neglect your crea- tive lmpvulse.

i MAY 21 1.0 JUNE 2i (Gemini)- Ltjs going to take more than 111511. wishing to put, across your plans

and MoCfmpl-Ltsh your day's de- mands! Let your first rule be: POREH-IOUGHT before acting.

weigih well wharf. the possible out.- come will be if contemplating new ventures. Go slowly.

JUNE 22 w JULY 23 (Cancer)- .-Yoru'll need to fortify your ambi- tion with determination to get what you want out of the none- wo-hlellpdull day, However, courage md nigh rcsolutton will mute op- position and carry you on to fni.it- ful achievement.

JULY 24 to AUGUS‘I' 22 (Lem- Born before August B? Watch fi- nances; didn't jeopardize your" posi- tion or income. Private and home affair-s most favored. Born after August '1? Be cspecia-tiy careful in promises; avoid extreme; and oi- fendllng by sharp speech.

AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER. 2R (Virgo) - Attention to things that lie below the surface, sifting values from nonessenrials. research and laboratory work. mil aovvities and interests that make for better liv- in: are ths- favored ls"ves this day. Money-making may be slow. Avoid extravagance.

SEFITIMBFIR. 24 to OCTOBER 23 (Libra) _- Yeti have the ability in philosop-hlze azld see life through

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INDIVIDUAL HORUSUUPE

1B1‘ FRANCES DRAKE)

Rat-ﬁr!!! Syndicate Inc),

Look 1n (he seriiun your birtnuuy came: In, and find

wllal your oullonl; u. according to the. stars

NNNNFAT-NHH‘;'n'n'uﬁn'n'u'uﬁ'u%%'h‘n'n'n‘u'n'i‘u'q'u'n'n'b'b hiunorous eyes. Exercise that gift t

to the fullest now. Matters regis- tercd iln the idcail and spiritual class are leaders today. Inventions, new devlces may crop up. OCTOBER. 24 to NOVEMBER. 22 (Scorpio) __ Your personal conduct and the manner in which ycu ap- proach today's DOS and DONHB will determine greatly how much ivu Mcvmrplisn and now thorough- 1y 1'01). enioy the evening's entcr- tulnmlecit. or other rciaxatzon, You're on your own, clever Scorpio native! NOVEIWBER. 23 to DECEMBER. 23 (Sagittarius) _ Please heed ad- vice given to Scorpio folk. Ccn-

struotve activity will count. Rem. OVEILIIIK, preserving focd stuffs. hospitalization, healmti measures and the study of medicine es- pecially sponsored.

DECEMBER. 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) —- 0t 1|: aulpicious for starting new ventures unless the latterl- ha/ve been

thorov-dhly studied and previously planned. Day iavolrs mostly famil- iar matters, details. imaginative ideas that have solid foundation.

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) - Oivic issues. govern- menlt work, fraternity and relig- ious nae-tiers, attention to young fo i; interests, inventions under friendly rays. Quick monetary gains lees favored.

FEBRUARY 21 to MAROf-‘f l‘! (Pisces) - Sirrpr-ises and unexpect- ed events kid-leafed for today. In- teresting Deﬂod but one that re- quires keen judgment and calm reasoning. [let w‘. esome p- ilshment be your mm.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY has stability ma til-runes: of mar- aotar. Will be a solace and comfcn to those in difficulty. Will have 11a.- tuari healing powers. Erpeoially suited to landscape gardmillng. growing rare plants. flowers. Has mechanical albiililty a; well] u; gr- tisti: talent.

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Commodore Norah

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1W ed his men. ‘ﬁght-re was s moment. of strained m nee. Then Donald cleared his

roe .

"We've ome k h your metlgods. Angie? Nggghfg ﬁealilili nervous y. "The men want more Ubllgg ashore. They're no grumbjng 9- t 1110119?- Its—its something different. T1.ey've no time for rec. rent-ion. They've no time with the“ ggglllﬂs- They're are oot at the

ns-An all weathers-chm drlvg drive all the time. Thev want, yg m start a new system, a. system gbmg- thin: like the shifts in coal-mining. Some o the skins can go out one ¥ﬁek. and the others wait in pun, bfgaghgoﬂggvzigglz 115:1; l-heicﬁhe!‘ Misfs tNﬁrah?"h l ye o ow’

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‘W861. doe ye no" a ee wi' 11;?" maul?“ 5311816. Dlea ingly.

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Sire ahooklher "mrunnn 1h b1 _ .' "The sklgs arésmigiéﬁts léphsi they re mv father's. You mice 0rd- ers from me. Not me from you." Donad twisted his cap between gnpr ed ﬁngers. We~we understand. I think. whv $11141" keeping us 111 it so hard. 011 Ye Wﬂntrlc 1/.» beat. David M1:- GFEROr and out him out of the run- nlnz. Thats what. Mr. Menteith is ﬁve saying. anyway." "What ‘f I am?" she said "It's-it's no‘

Mgvlwnhe out vou 1111 to this n No, returned Donald earnestlv. N0. vo11 ‘r1- wron». It's lust 11m i1 lolzgptrwo ffets worked alongside each “That's utt 1_ i posslh ."

Donald Mfrti-Ezri ifrinhi! ctiiir. H55 fishermen companions were begin- Hlf to Hillard h m with impatience. “m: was some anger in their eyes. weei- M155 NOrah." he said, swal- lowinz hard. "we came new u; wan, YW- If You dinna slacken otI—it you dinns Dfomise here 11nd now m slacken off-well, we're going to strike to-morr w. The boys wanted to call a strik tris aftemane, but. I bersuaded them to wait. till I saw yoirﬂrst. ‘Miss Norah," he we“; om $1112.11: balm “- rue M " she cried. "You're

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Donald 5110611 his 1111mm 119,11, CHAPTER x A WOMAN 111.0111:

One of Donald's com anions ot up from his chair and argon in 11-5111, of Norah.

“Ills n0’ u: that are acting like a Dictator. Its you. Mss Norah. Ever since you had that row wi' David McQregor, when your motor-boar, wlllded wi’ his skiff‘, you've made us 1111-0 slaves. we've lost. our liberty."

NOW-IN 9X95 were blazin .s1,raln- ed nerves. lack of sleep, <1 stregr, a; Davids apparent. reluctance to keep hls appointment. all combined to make her lose her te er. 111 her mind was a wniruglg ' thoughts and “Qllressions which crowded there without reason. Throu n them all she saw a picture of Dav d, smil- ing at her grimly and sardonicelly.

he remembered l.cr ﬁrst inter- view with him, when he had come to demand compensation for broken propeller of his skiff. She remembered how he had saved M01110 from drowning; how she had £0116 l0 him. humbly. ready to be ﬁends: how Jock Galbraith 111m rushed in wlththe news that the Silver Spray was on fire; how, from that. moment. the fl ht had been on. David McGregur ha shown that he regarded her as mean, dishonest, even criminal; she had tried to hate him, with onlytsu cial success. she remem r the first night ahe had gone out to tlze fishing and their encounter with the basking shark. and David laughing across the turbulent water and demlmclng a hundred bounds to save them from destruction on the Black Rock. She remembered the sports, when, tn everyoneu surprise, Hector had beat- en David. and vivid was her memory of David's sportsmanship.

She remembered her visit to Granny Thomson's and the old lady's words: "And the man that. will take you, Mia Norah, and make vou his blade, he has the mark of the circle on his left wrist"; then her homeward walk with David, and the moonlight, and the ﬁsherman sing- ing g love song on the pier, and lIL-l‘ companions set, white face, and the dark circle which she saw tattooed on his wrst 8.11 he held open the

gate. . . .

line remembered hlin stsrxdln: above the cruiging Menleitn — "n tali- man with blood upon his mouttr-on 1.111: deck of the silver bonny. and her admission w herseli that. sue ioveu him; men t..e terror that 11nd gripped ner as me su-ug- gled Wlbh nectar - terror and a den 111g desire to put. herself oom- pieltely into uavids care.

"nese pictures, nasli-ng and dnnv- ing like a kaleidoscope, went. quick- ly tnrougn ner 11111111, A1 0.110113, 1t 588111811 w net. she 11111. tried to come v0 terms wlun Adavlu‘ and every time he kao Lluusl. 11:1" away. raven 10-May ue him promised to see her, but. ne nad not yet. arrived. kﬂl enmiyy, hm BUMJIOIOII of nei- mouvel nan, me believed. been the sole cause oi this bmwr Svﬂlllﬂlﬁ between tnem- l-n-l struggle 1.11.11. slie hnwd IDA which. lflﬂnmiuly, nau 08.145134‘! 1.1.0 revolt

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it. suddenly cultured obvious that the 1.... genius 1.. ner uie wan Davin lviturcgor. sue o-on 1. want 1.0 he his enemy. out he hau forced ner Bu- mity to mu surface. brie didn't. want to work her crews under nzrsn con- uitions. out 111a attitude had 00m- peuea ner w drive mem on.

1n her tired and nervous state IILU felt nel-sleu terribly lonely. ﬁne was ngntuig ggalnst. odds. Eillull ner own skippers and crews 1111a turned agauisl. her. it. was iJavlu Mcureﬂ" 01's doing. Well-she would EIIOW them n11 who was the master!

She iaceu the men who llld call- ed, addressing her-sell particularly to old DOIILIG Brown. She pEIlﬂ quiet- Lv. but as she went on her voice rose and 1L0!’ hands clenched.

"I cannot accept. your view of the situation," she mid. "I insist that you obey my orders. 1f vou strike il will be worse for you-ind for your families. I can stand a whole season of idleness, if need be. But can you? Strikers don't even t. unemploy- n the o er hand.

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And yet we woman face with fen-n The thoudht of growing old.

truth, Age should be beautiful u youth.

Pm" n navel and colorful break- fast treat, oomlbmo juice with orange juice, in any de- sired m.

PIES FROZEN AND STORED

A hundred pies were baked at u. time by American mlonista, who from and stored trlem in large jus. When w-amed. I o was thaw- ed out 5m a pie cu in the uhinmey.

Woolen garments will not. shrilnk if they are hung out to dry while dripping wet.

An intereatlng color oombinaltum is a. dusty iose coat and dress with contrasting dawn blue gloves and flower trlmmed 111111. worn with navy shoes and bag.

Wash soiled woolen gar-silent: bhrousfl several sudsy waters in- smead of just one. It is easier on the garment.

When aewﬂng on buttons. place the knot on the rlghtplde of nhe nmteriml just under the button, 11nd the thread is less likely to became loose and buttons to come off.

Having pockets concealed in the 188$. an ornate bzllard table o'e- scnted by Napolean III to Czar Alexander II to Russia as a cor- onation gift in 1855 was exhibited in Landon recently.

MAGINOT LINE PUTR ITS MARK ON NEW GADGETS

Fashions are definitely more feminine and the stmtiiy militar- ized tines have completely disap- peared from the new collections. but the war stil has an influence 0n the manv accessories warn by the chic Parislcnne.

Among some of the outstanding novelties an scarves printed with sari-king sentences from Mr. 031cm- berlairfs and M. Reyna-offs latest speeches. Others bear the words

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I-lI-nd vanity ca,“ 11963100“. llre fitted with 111111111111“ torches to defeat the blackcuc,

A Finnish llnlluencg m is see-n in some drew collection; Knmed colored stockings m “xm, with cotton frocks with Sfffiflfilna- vialn sun bonnets in mnlclu tones, The lace and muslin 11cm, of the Finnish bride and cum ieetmes of the Finnish iiflbOtlal

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SPEAKING OF GLOVES yuu CAN SEE THEM

One 01f the most useful mm", “on! 0f 517F373 l5 B. handbag 111m ﬂ circular pocket at 0110 5|», made of transparent mm, In‘ “which one can tuck ones 13:01-93 while dining our. By Mm, transparent it is easy u» reg ma, botih gloves are toga-liner, and this idea. should save much frantic hunting for a lost arncc

Anotmer hovelty 15 ,1 gym‘ with a. pocket 111 the back 15 hold a tiny notebook and P911011 while a. tralmll! handbag siurig c“: to a. walking stink, looking 11.; t-hwﬁh one is carrying ones 11inch i3 a handkerchief, is yet another

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IS HE A SCOT?

‘Ilhe mtimialimy cf ‘ml-q H“ Haw" with his Scottish amen-t has been much discussed. Because q his accent it does not. follow 1.11111 l“ is a. Scot. It is mci-e than prolmbiq that. he has no connect-on 111m. ever with a race than. can only re. gnu-d his present occupation my,

pt.

In trying to fix his nationality one correspondent fin the Preq argues that he must be a lVest oi Scotland main becalum of h: 1110- nmcla-tion of "alpparatus," but thq syllable pause on 1111a consonant instead of the vowel is not pmiilrlr to the West of Scotland any more than the fail in fmvtonat-ion at the end of the syllable.

The more likely cxplamntrnn of his Ecottttlh accent is that he l: one of the many Germans who 11111110 an agreeable livelihood in 901110 part of swtland and like mzlrly Italians. Japanese. and Egnnrans, picked up their" pronunciation and

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LITTLE CHAN GE.

Tomnw (readltng from booln-lt mys here, dad, that in olden days folk were pounced ulpcn by outlaws. lJad~Ycr., and in these da-ys fc-lk are pounced upon by lri-lam.

EVERY TIME I-Ie felt he was getting tco fat,

"The finest way to slim." the doctor told him "is to shake the head slowly and deliberately."

"And how often should 1 do mat?" asked the patient, looking puzzled. "Every time your palls say, ‘Have a drlnk’!."

N0 IMPROVEMENT.

In l. mull Scottish town, I. 10.1.1 mid-driver was ordered to pick up an elderly lady after a bridge party. Arriving at the hlcute, he bald walt- cd some time when a frzend of his passed acid asked:

"What are ye dacing here, Jock?" "I'm waltln’ for m wild gambi-

"Somewherc in Frances." accent as they ncquiled luv-r '71" MB-Rfmot Line. traced in knowledge of the language from brilzhtly’ colored lines. appears on those around the-m. MW“ mark, comlplalnled next day t1»

the man's employer, who was vcry annoyed.

"Did he sa-y that? I'll tall: to him! It's nae business of hs 11:11.11 ye are!"

LOOK UP EXODPS

SAINT JOHN. N. 8.. my 5- (CP)—A man who 11nd hm A radio report abOtlt -i"l’.'\';)1's " ' blackout. tonight called r1 paper office.

“Look up Ex"du.s cbapler 10. verse 22." he raid.

The verse reads:

"And Moses stretched forth hi: hand toward Heaven; and llvrc was l; thick dnrknes= in lill 1111 land of ELZYDt three days."

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wise choice. Trim tine beam-rung collar and the sleeves with n bit of ruf- fling for 1.11.1111. softer, more femin- izwlook thntiaso appcolingm

simmer time.

Style No. 2642 is declined d“! 16. M. 8K. 40. 42. 44. 46. 48 and 50. Bloc 36 requires 3 3-8 yards of 3-inch material.

Send ﬁfteen (I511) coin is pro- ferrcd. for pattern. Write plainly vou: Name. Address and ltvlo number Be rure to mu the llu vou wish.

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"But if you defy me_.wil. listen w me-you, all of you, you and Davzd McGregor can go w-blnr.eal"

Old Donald got. stlffly to hi: feet.

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