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I .Woman'b Realm

-:- Social“ and Personal -

IHE CHARLU I'I_t_*I_'I‘_QWN1QUARDIAN

:- Fashions

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W" 'r- ‘IL-"JNQ-m

-;- ' Literature

NOVEMBER S, 1930

ltVltat the Fashionable are Wearing

Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished With Every Pattern

By Annebelle Worthington t

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All Tinncy mm‘ Ikclclicd in Pa‘ ire Iliad» in Your float.

If you would ntcct the full season ntth chic, today's puttcin may give you ideas. The .-t_\'lo is (lclight- ‘ully smart. rmlupinbic 11nd bccom- ng. ‘

For immcduitr: war, the cnpc may

'1 tho piltcris

Make dresses A bright as new! I

DIAMOND DYES are easy to use; go or. pmorvili mid evenly; , NEVJ. Never a truce of that; re- . fl_\‘("ll look \\'ll('l‘l Diamond Dycs are ' uscd. Just true, cvcn. new colors that hold their own through the hardest wcnr and washing. l

Diamond Dvcs owe their supcri- i urity to the abundance of pure anilincs thcy contain. Cost more to make. ' ,, __ llut you pay no more for thcm. All-drug stores—

lac . DianzondoDyzs

Hiqhcst Quality {or 5O

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SEALED 'l'l‘l.\llllli§, lullllws-Wul to tho. Pc-tiuristi-r Hunt-rut, will hi- roi-vln-d nl Miami unit] Illtllll, on l‘rivl:i_r DM-r-mI-r-r term for lllt.‘ I'll.‘ . 1m .\l:|,l|-- "s \l.. w: u lI|'|i|IIv~t'tl

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Prion-d itf-vrluuliou ynvtul I'm mrum of ;'r\~1l ufiuw the otfivu

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Professional Cards

L I. STEWAIFI, IS. U.

N. W. LOWTHEB lARRlSTl-IRS. soucrrolts. I11» H Great U001!!! street MONEY ‘l0 LOAN

Mark it. lllcl B. A.

BABRSTER, SOLICITUB, ETCL MONEY ‘I0 LOAN Domeron Block, Charlottetown, MALI.

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‘AUDITORS

Accounts Audited. Income Tu Returns Prepared.

A. E. MacNeill f? Co. 127 Grafton Street ilLtl-i-ll-IIIIO.

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_ McLeod & Bentley - J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. U. Barrister and Attorney-ut-Lnv Office: 150 Blchm-iud Street MONEY T0 LOAN Chortotlotown, P. B. i. h

McDonald &' McPhee "' B. A’.

LA. McDUNALD. u. r. llcPHl-n.

Million-zoo. zrrrouivsvo, no

‘rgucstlon "How docs sho do it?.,

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‘be all you'll need for cxtra warmth.» . It ls removable however, so that llatcr, ivhen cool days are the order. l‘ it is soon d spcnscd with. ' The pleats of lower" skirt n-rc. ldoublc. They arc pieszcd one im-t f lIt-Ptlllllcl)’ beneath the other, but kick lout most attractively ln motion. ' Nclt‘ lio\v charmingly the back ls cut l mo- n point on the cnpc. and 8l‘_t lcthor to ."\l1',',f‘.\,l, n pifnlcd skirt yokc l clTt-ct. l Twocd jersey made the original fTtlCk-Vn brown chevron pattern on z: beige ground. Ordinary pliable twccdr _:md norclty" woolcus can nlro be u-"ctl. The belt is lcnthrr l This pattern may bc obtn ncd for

lia cunts, ln sizes i4 to 2o and a4 to

40. It ls ready for livery. It ls hand cut.

immediate dc-

Pattcrn pricc l5 cents in stumps or con tcoin prefcrredl. Be surc to fill tn sivc nf pnttcrn. Addrcfs Pattern Dcpnrimcnt. Spend lllc in savc $10 flow"? By ordcring a copy of our ‘ncw Full and Wlntcr Fashions. It ‘gives the answer to the oftch nzilccd l For = it shows how to dress up to thc min- ute at little expense. You can saw or‘. (‘very drcss and save nn the children's clothes ion. That means more and better frocks for | and ‘yours. Order your copy now. Just enclose l0 crnts ln stamps or cnln‘ and mall with your nnmc 2nd ud-, dross to Fashion Dcpartmcnt.

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Street Address

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A Morning Smile

Tho superintendent had severely

l criticized the traliimnsicr for laxity

in reporting: nccidcnts. impressing upon him tllc fnct that it WflS vcry nrrccl-isziry to rcport .by wlrc immcd~ lzilcly anything that appeared to bc on accident, no muttcr how trivial it ll"llb sccm, without waiting for dc-

tlv fl few days latcr tho superin- tendent received the following wire:

spccdlng engine." To which the sup- "Advlse dctuils." 'l"1‘l£‘ll‘illlll1lfl'st€l‘ replied: "No one hurt. engine was backing up."

W. E. Priestley Woodworth, Man-

“Pleasc send me a 110ml! 0t Overseas Asthma Rem- pjy, I am pleased to say it LS the bcst I cvcr had- I have suffered for twenty-

one YQHPS.

You can't losc: Thc first, bottle satisfies you or SONY moncy is refunded. $2410. druégisv or direct. Carew g Fraser, New Glasgmlb

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EYES TESTED ' AND

GLASSES l-‘ITIYIII

Etiquette

ByInbeIhIQ

Q. \'\"ll("l 111i r:i'~,.i_1c|!i:iit is brok- cn, should the girl rctnrn all thc prcilnts sent hcr?

A. Ycs.

Q. Vl/‘het obligation docs an intro- dutfion ht o. (inure curry with it?

A. The obligation on the part of lllO mnn to ask the woman for a dance.

Q. Whr-rv should bread be butler- wl_ on the ldblc, on ilic plulc, or on the palm o1 tlic hand?

A. On the plats.

For The Cook

'l'\'.‘O I-.‘(j(i SPONGE CAKE 'I‘\vo cogs, beaten \cry light, add‘

, iwnt- cup sugar gradually. and beat

well aftrr cncli addition. thcn add, one cup flour sifted with 2 teaspoons

‘ baking powder and a little salt. Scald

1-2 cup milk and onc tablespoon blit- icr. and udd. Bent wcll, put in sponge

‘cake pun. and bitlzc 25 minutes. Eat

ulillc fresh.

Britain To Mark

Historic House

(7'l'1‘A'\’.'.'\, Oct. 3i -It l; ill: ll1—. tontion ol’ the I-Ylllnll Government;

lio insert a tablet in the walls of;

vrneschffc, the hc-mc of the H. M l Commission, Sir \Villinm 3' . to commcnicriitc the fact that‘ .. hisicric hour. was for munyl yours the homo of Canada's first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Mac- donnid. Thl". act is in keeping with , the ywra c of the Bl'ltl;ll Govern- mrnt in llhlilllg sitcri of historic in- tcrc. ltigzht Hon. R. B. Brnnctt was

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Blue ird Tea

and Save the Coupons

Kills»; Jean lvlacGrcgor, who goes to Tcrorto from Glasgow. N. 5., as th. now girl's work sz-rrctn-ry Prcslrvtcriun church.

under a federal income tax evasion

indictment, was arrested today. In addition Lo the fcdcral casc city

officials htyc been sacking; Nittl to

for lhc ‘

n1 Jchcd some time ago with n’ . . . , ' , ' , , ucstion him n ' - ' ricv: to composing thc inscription t q co aemmg the ‘slaying

which will be chiscllcd on the tablet llljijviciugcr in“ Ciliirej Ifiic‘ a I.“ and consented to do so. e 8°C um and

l . bc Earnsscliffc has been in the hands {w F“ requem. death of Jack zum’ . , . . _ llcncnman of (rtOlflC ll-Iugst Morn), rt tnc decorators sizic: thc British -Zuvv1“_a§ chm Lo den‘ in Wmc GU\‘L‘l'l1llll'llL purchased it from the l M ' 1 a on

1 ' n. estate of thc late D1". Charles‘ Harriss l Sm "so

as the official residsucc of the high commissioner. Sir Viilliam and Lady Clark have hurl it thoroughly ovcr- hnulcd. rcpuintid and renovated gen- erally. The main fcnturcs which dis-v tlnguishcd it as tho rcsicicncc of Sir‘ John A. hfncdonnlcl, hcwcixcr. hay: _|.'F'(’.l v-cinlncd. l

It will be sonic iinr- yrt bcforo tho high commissioner‘ ra-cclvcs at his new homo.

She Gould Not Sleep Gas, llas All The Time

“Gas on my stomach was so bad I couldnt sleep. Since taking Adlcrlkn I sloop finc and never felt bcttcr."- Mrs. Jns. Filler.

Unlikc most comedies. Adlerlka acts on BOTI-I uppcr anrflower bowel and

, rcmovcs old poisons you never L thought were there a ‘ i_"““' ';:r.s: bloating and rc"‘ lulmdlll" H95‘) .qu.ck action is surpri

CHICAGO, Oct, ilk-Frank Nztti, Drug Co., Ltd. reputed treasurer for tiic gang ofi Alfonse Cappnc, sought for monthsy

‘T’?! i - - 'ltlill‘l'\.\' with inplc. Atl- . - ul. .\llnu

sons and daughters, have gone, nevcr to return.

Inavlng two lovers, the girl was. left amazing than t e

What‘:

Wrong With the Famlli? '

Finds Trouble In Autocractic

Government

l. v Dorothy Dix

l v“All_ the Other Old Autocracies Are Going Into Discard N 0w—Why Not Send Home Along With Rest and Substitute for it a‘ Democracy in Which Parents and Children Will Have Equal Rights?”

l Th2 thing that is the matter with the home ls that. it is an autocracy in- . stead of n democracy, and autocracy is obsolete in this age of freedom. Enmctirsx"; it. is the parents who are grinding tyrants who try to make down- trodden slaves of their chldrcn. Just as often it ls the

children who arc absolute monarchs of the household.

curl who rul: their parents with a rod of iron. Seldom

do the mcmbcrs c3’ a family circle meet together ln

"W1 spirit: of mutual tolcrotion and recognition of each

‘lions right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happi-

It ls folly to dcny that most homes are a perpetual battleground on which clvll war-and sometimes war that isn't. so clvll-ls ceaselessly waged, and that. when - ‘(so sing that "Thcrc is no place like home," not o. few v

c1 us are inwardly thanking God for it,

t l __i___ t l Else why, when v:c want to have a good time and rmjoy oursclves, do we l j go away from hcmc to do it? Why, when we nccd a rest curc, ‘do oundoc- | jtors always send us away from home to take it? Why do children icavcl ; home just; as soon as thcy can stand on their own fcct? Why do parents. l no matter how much thcy lovc their Clll'(ll'0l1, breathe a sigh of thanklu rm-s lwhcn they got thcm established in business and safely married and With‘ v homcs of thud" own? l . l l —€——- l l The unswcz" is self-evident. We all crave peace. The passion of curl , hearts ' ‘or a little personal libcrty and wc seldom find it. ln our homes. In i ,> our hcizics thcrc was always some one seeking to dominate us. trying to force lrs or hcr will on irr. Somchodgl‘ iutiwfcrini: with all of our tastes and habits l imd plans and attcmptng Lo cocrcc us into substituting his or hcrs for our own dc2lrcs.

‘ Hcncc thc fzunily‘ rov! that IIIJlZCS most households a storm center, I-Icncc lthc anxiety and the heartache of parents who complain bitterly of tho ln- ‘ gratitud: of children. Hcnco the hnrd-boilcd children who openly defy their ypurcnts arid go their wild, blunder-log, unguided way to destruction. I-Icnc: vlthc unsolvablc problem of parents and children that; ls unsolvable merely vi because nobody thinks about solving it‘. on a fifty-fifty bass.

Parents vsill not rcccgnizc that the heavy father stufl" has passed into the 'llmbo of outgrown things, ulcng with the ubsolute right. cl’ kings. The old patriarchal days, ivhcn a man's children were just. as much his chattels as his horses and cattle and when he could exact. implicit obedience from his

In those duyr. when parenthood was a graft father decided every detal of his children's lives. l-le picked out their occupations for them without

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‘ talent, that; its father and mother are no more fitted to

“noun-union

l . . ' “Bringing up seven no worse than one,” says Ma

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Easily puchascd ac the nearest .'-.orc {or a few cents.

No medicine cabinet: is complete ivichout: both tubes and jars of "Vaseline" Jclly. Stock up now while you think of it. Then you'll know just what: to use for - burns, cuts, scratches, scalds, blisters, and all the little emer- gencies that arc daily occurrences in the home.

Arid remember, when you buy; l that the trademark Vaseline on the label is your assurance that: you are getting the genuine prod- uct of tlic Chcscbrough Mfg. Co., Cons'd, 5520 Chabot Avc., MoutrcaLCanadaDo buyajaror tubc now. Delays are dangerous.

Must know some- thing about first-aid ANY- niothcr of a. family of

children knows that: you‘vc

got to let thcrn run and play and get bumpccl if they're going to.

Sh: knows, too, that you must be prepared for minor casualties. Often the quick application of a simple home rcmr-dy will avcrc scrious trouble.

That's whcrc "Vaseline" Petro- lcumjcllycomcs in. ltirsohandy. Always ready for usc. Safe. Rcc- omincndcd and used by doctors.

l ~ ,- e s. _'.. a large extent, John and Mary would bc amenable to res on and willing fl be Bulded largely by their parents. l

And that is 1! psi-tons have any i-‘ghl: to expcct: of their children, fog after all, the fact that pcoplc bear ch ldrcn docs not endow them with super- natural wisdom, nor do father and mother always know what is best of: their children, Many old hens hatch out swans and spend their lives trying to keep them out of the ivater. Very often a child ls so utterly different from its parents in physical dcvclopmcnt, in mental ability, in temperament and guide it than an earthworm is the fight of an eagle. "

any reference to their own inclinations or talents. He selected their hus-

Jaands and wives for them, and lf they didn't meekly do as he said he cursed

them and turned them out of doors without a penny. , .

You cannot use thosc tactics in dealing w th the modern young person who is, likely as not not only making his own living, but. helping to support the family, yct parents still try it. They simply will not sea the high-handed way of treating a self-supporting girl and boy will not work. 'I‘hcir financial independence automatically frccs them from parental control.

So when father and mother tell John where he gets on and off, and for- bid Mary having dates or staying out after 11 o'clock, John and Mary simply snap their fingers in their parents’ faces and do as thcy please. They will not be ordered about, but if there had nevcr becn any autocracy in the family, i.’ it had always bccn n democracy in wlfch sill of the problems relating to the childrcn had been talked over freely, and they had been givcn the priv- ilcge of expressing their own desires and the rights of self-determination to

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Xarke Davis,

copyright‘, 192e,

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WNU Service ncvc: lnxpjcucsi upon me more: of lutltrdc cr longitude at. all, though he had it, lying right under his hand. At, any rntc. 11c knew that MOYEBn hall thc mop. I-lc kncvr, or fclt sure, that with the map hc could recover the