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|or worry, you'll find things going smoothly as day advances. Even- ing particularly responsive for soc- ials and other pleasant matters.

democratic life. All projects and SEPTEMBER 24 t9 OCTOBER 23 Sllbjefl-S that make for better living '(Llbral-Ir1cl_jnatlons today are 101' 811-91911 [hf-thigh they entail very similar to those for Virgo.

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more personable when pleasant and cool-headed.

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OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER 22 won't be too asty before acting, you should ex- erienee a happy and productive ay. You are vigorous, ambitious no enjoy competition; today gives NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER

(Sagittariusl-Gains indicated nd favored in all lines of useful nd worthy endeavor. especially in umers’ commodities and govern-

DECEMBER 23 t0 JANUARY 2i tendencies.

nterprise are slated for advance- nd energetic efforts. JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 23

an overcome them. Have all ar-

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FROM ANNE M. GRIFFIN Peerless Fashion Service ‘.21 West 19th Street New York, N, y,

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-_.___. With the advent of every new season acme..- me same 01d question’ ‘How lung shall my hcmline be?" 'I_lli.:_iiiiie the answers are quite “711U3,~‘.\' Some tell us that hemlines F"? Hollis Way up to save 0:1 mater. ial: this would mean double eccn. Cml‘ 07 Will-iii. for slips would have to be thorn in the same manner. Ptiliers saw that the smartest; lLCk: are going to be the longer Gilles. Hcms have been dipping at $14195 or back for quite a wh'le. and new with the threat of silk stock. 1.110. days. ladies aren't quite so m‘- Wﬁ l0 ﬁflﬁisﬂthcir under-pin- lllllss Then. too skirts arc narrower, M!“ We all know how a slim 5km YIWS up in an awkward manner the minute we sit down. _ Tihees a new trend in ac;e=5°y- 16's tfnat we think y;u ought to kncw about. Ill"‘£'ll(‘l of high-light- ing your frccks .th a hat, bag and Hit of another color. you'll have them all tnatching Ono wonderful color reaches "m the top of your head to the ti " of your toes. If .\"u so in for this new vogue, and ifls a smart one. you'd best be sure to Icck before you leap. Get a color that's becoming to you, and get one that's easy lo match. As more and more wcmeri are

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nien called lo colo utility clothes are slerping right up into the

THE CHARLOTTETUWN (JUARIMAN

headlines. Work aprons. covnalis and sturdy denim slacks, sllit-zed in red and burnished with coppery buttons are playing an im- portant part in the woman's world. Even if you aren't. engaged in de-

fa:h'on

fense work, you'll want some of them for the informal week-ends ahead. Theyre the real McCoy

likec olors.

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for happi-

-Brow:itng BAUNDERING '11P

Foundation ganments give $9‘.- ter SCTV-Oe if laundered frequent- ly and correctly for tihe simple reason that pe.'splration and nat- ural b0dy_oils tend t-o deteriorate the’ materials ordinarily used in iher manufacture. A good general rulc l5 to u=e moderatel temper- atured soft water, han le gently (and this means it's not necessary to either rub on a board or wring), use a mild soap, dry at rcom tem- perature, and press only the fabric parts of thc garment with a mod- crate iron. If you are laundering several garments at a time and they are of different colors, sort and wash accordingly. Slide fasteners should be closed while laundering. Use two or even three suds baths. if necessary. Rinse thorouahly until water is absolutely clcar. Blue lighttly only white foundation gar- men s.

Gelatin salads will come out more easily if the mofd‘ has been well lubricated with salad dressing or mayonnaise. before filling with the salad mixture. This also gives extra flavoring to the salad by seascnng the outside.

angements and plans clear in your

mincl lriore proceeding. Be prompt,

ccurate.

FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 20- Plscesl—Minoi' matters and iam- Sound

in important and new

ndedtakings. Gains indicated in

the evening, particularly in pro- fessional lines. amusements, social

ffairs.

A CHILD BORN 0N THIS DAY hrewd. far-seeing. courageous. llll- fraid of hard work and intricate

matters. but, inclined to lack con-l sistency of effort, If it will rightly develop its fine qualifications and capability and laws. it will reach enviable heights aQCLEP"

live true to God's y a usﬂil, happy life.

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Enough single-artist pie shells for . half-dozen dinners can be rolled out and fitted into the pie tins. then stacked with waxed apei- between and stored in ﬁts r rgerawr until 55km! li-lme- T ls is especially con,- venlent in hot weather.

Squash are very tender and so easily injured by frcst that care must be taken to cover them in the field against iniuiy. They should be allowed to harden in the fzeld and then should be removed from the vines without breaking the stems.

Enameled bathtubs may be cleaned with a tablespoon of dry saltgmoistened w'th spirits of tur- pentine—not too wet. Then wipe it over with a clean cloth.

When broiling a steak. cut off excess fat around edge to prevent it frcm catching fire when placed below glowing fire.

Add cranberry juice to lemon gelatme t0 make it a dee red color Add while gelatin is in lqutd form.

The first engine in the U. s, was brought to Salem, Mass., from London in 1749.

BOUGHT STREET

_So that his cook might not lose his way going for groceries, Prince Charles Radziwell. Polish noble- man living in Paris. bought in 1772 the entire street between his home

bulbs in wire cages this year and the market The name o; Rue _ _ —- l Radziwell still ls borne by the Britain plans a "rose hip week." street.

hoping for aharvest of 500 tons of, rose hips ivlrch are said to be one of nature's richest sources of Vit- rmrn C in sweet health-giv ngl syrup. '

Give your lawn plenty of water

Short sorinkllngs draw the grass rocts tear the surface where they ‘arc c'~tib‘e to weer.

drouthu . sun and wind drying. _>

Yet another wnv to remove hot plate marks... rub them witil-i a cloth dipped in linseed oil and then with one diiiptd in spirits of wine and repeat once more if necessary.

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long. I'd only served six weeks when I had the luck to save a warder from another risoner who had gone for him w th a. hsmmer. hey let me out. I had go to. I wanted to get away from uevonshire. I made trac for and there I had the luck w fall in I with your mother, Ellen and woman. Crisplni and had just died but she was handling his big farm like a man. She gave me work as a shepherd."

“You'd told her?" put in Orispln.

“Everything. She was the ﬁrst woman I'd ever met to whom I could talk freely and ylou can't imagine the JOY of it. you no I'd never had a mother." Crispin nodded. He couldn't trust himself t0 IPORK. Hil father smiled again.

"You know the rest, son. I married Ellen Lloyd and it was then 1 changed my name. I had 18 as haippy years as an man ever had be ore she passed. en the caraton Corporation bought Ltianarmon as part of their watershed and there was no need for me to work any more."

"And you came here to Osrdiﬂ to educate me, and have been hating

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pin said.

"Nonsense. boyl I've had my golf and found friends. I've done very well. The only thing I regret is that I didn't tell you all this lung ago. I'm afraid there is trouble be- tween vou and Irene Oarnwath." Orispin's face went suddenly hard.

"Site's turned me down."

“I'm terribly sorry. Crispin."

"I'm not." Crispin answered “I'll own it hit me hard at first. but. walking home I had time to think it over. And more I thought the angrier I grew. A girl who will tum a man down for some- thing his father ls supposed to nave done 30 years ago‘ isn't worth worry- ing about. If you ask me I've had a lucky escape.”

“Irene is a very pretty girl. (Iris-

“It WBs bad. 5°“. but 1i; didn't lost '

the lonely life here ever since," 0115-‘

very clever one," Grispin

And a added, "but there's a hard. streak in her and she's heartlessly striations." l “She won't realize her ambitions if she monies Adrian."

"She'll never do that. But who l3 her, dad? How did he come to know about you?"

“He is the son of the principal warder whose life I saved."

“The devil he is."

There was a knock at the door. The maid came in.

"Mr. Csrnwath to see you. sir," she sad to Mr. Lloyd.

Crispin jumped ulJ.

"Dad, he's come to talk about. Irene. Tell him it's ﬁnished - ab-

" "I will, Crispin. You slip oﬂ." Crispin nodded and went out by the other door.

Father and son did not meet again until breakfast next mornlngl Crlspin came in a. little late.

"Son-y. dad, but I oversle t. went for a devil of a walk las night and tired myself out. Did Mr. Carn-‘ wath 1on8?"

"I didn't give him the chance." resonded his father. He mks quiet- ly but hs eyes were twi ng. Cris- pln sighed with relief-

“It's all O. K. then?"

"Perfectly. We parted good friends, but I don't think we shall see much of one another in the future.‘

"Why see anything?" asked Oria-

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once?’

in amazement. "Yes. I've been thinking it and that's the conclusion ‘vo

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our issue of August 15. 1940. you; laubliahed t/wo predictions which appear to be now in progress. The first was that of the Shepherd who died‘ irt 1806. whose pro heoy about. the wars of 1870, an 194-1 concluded th m announcement of a new German defeat by an arm of “Red Men"| coming from the t. This was. followed by the e Johannes prophecy of "The War or the Eagles" in longer detail stating the same prediction. ~

I recently secured a of the famous "Si. Odile" Prophecy. which! is supposed to date from the you" 713. so far, it has come to pass in every detail. This Prophecy ends by statin that. Germany wli be utterly cl eated and invaded ham end to end about tlwo years and four months from the beginn- ing of the war. The Saint. 31011811 stating that twenty nations will b6 engaged. does not mention Russia. It is D0ssible that Russia did not exist as a separate nation so for back as 713. - Edinburgh Boots- man.

"cannon cam-us"

Mexican cooks use the young, tender leaves of the opuntia cactus ir. many dishes. and one Califor- Xiln cannery now offers "conned young cactus.

Always put knife in boiling wa- ow ore cut-

fer for a f seconds

ting coke that has been oed Then you will be able to cut without breaking the icing.

Br t colors like American . Beau y. royal blue, light lmninous i gram and golds. arc good for dresses.

Afternoon dresses no often fitted at. the waistline. with low hiplincs, Isometime banded with cuffs

around e hips. sometimes as. located with n tiny flared ruffle

popliun.

llf you have no s‘ but wish steam vegetables. place brethr- ed vegetaliog in o wire sieve ovcr boiling water. 000k until tinder in a covered pot.

Gf the off t of kottlc 06st to tl-lcmgound. meter: briln block felt is contrasted with a crown effect of stitched suede ascents, in my, rod and inn. Bugle bead band emphasise the deeper armhole ‘and rounded dhoulder of o era-c dwell. and hold aha UIIGQIIIIIII fullness. mm,‘

o nnnhoe sum. as

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we can. Anyhow we can Eris.

solutely ﬁnished. You'll make that other slowly, clear?"

here in this town. Let's buy a. farm» Between us we can make a good thing of it. No one is likely to rec- ‘oﬁnize you. 1s this chap, Burt, etlil I a ve?"

asn't," Crlspin said with a laugh. "After breakfast I'll go and gct a list "of farms for sale in South Devon. Then we'll get busy."

jbarcly a month later they moved n

d the leasant. name of Itasc- pin sharply. “Why not leave here It D

l "Leave here?" repeated his lather us

as Wefl first sunny morning and looked out. WW3. "Just the right sort of house, a ﬂne w. Let's go down to Devonshirc snd~ garden, good Ian look into this business-clear it up if gkﬂlqug view"

was only a small more than sixtv acres, but every ac“:

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Personal '1 Fashions '1 Literature

._NQYEMBER 6. 1941

one Place In cvuy "Chlnswsrc" Package

ld." "It's certainly an idea." said the “It's the only thing to do," Gris-

n declared emphatically. "I've own all along you were bored

"I believe so." _ "Then we'll make hun wish he

CHAPTER- II MY PRETTY MAID They got busy-—so busy that

to their new property which pos- "Ii. might have been made for , dad," Crispin declared delighted-

he stood on the veranda that d. good air and a.

Rosewortfiy

He wasn't ‘far out. property, little

south-east.

the north. In front was allcl ha 11a“? todmti b o k e a ny 1' 0- , rlagppast the house to a .,"il'-I mill- NOW lei-K 8 T age. beyond which were the farm hen houses that came yesterday. buildin s. The kitchen garden vcas morrow Im going to Iffvkton ‘lvllfltlihdch down t e hill on the m side of m to buy chlcks- I do“ 1m“, a h, brook and had o, great cob will about crops. but I have letarn, -

round it. Beyond that again was a about live-stock and P0" Tl- very good orchard. mostly HD9198 but

that river. Teignmouth was roun .ne corner, out of sight, but Newton Abbott was visible away to the right. A glimpse of blue sea showed to the while in the opposite direction lllyargmoor rose like a wail against t e s y. , . The house was unusual. The man than Tcignniouth and you ll prob- who planned it had spent most ui his life in South Africa. It was i011 . low, and solidly built of red san -| I _ _, stone, and had a broad steep or vcr- lhfﬂifes.’ b10116 111 Cflﬁlﬂll “"11 l! ands running its whole length. ‘Fills sitltile, and llf we do need s little 1 1 d 1| tic ange we ave s, car. £1531 aenrdagvgvlilcll ogtlt Rolf! lihewawinltil. than 20 miles from. Exeter and only Facing south-west. it was a regular‘ 30 IrOm Plymouth, Jltlllnl $19M l" sun trapdA great glass of laurel and a hand 01! hi5 50115 51°“ "- s trigglllislnthrggoiltcnfeost?while the i..~.1 ins. Crisnin- It will make me l?” behind the house protected it from happy 1f you take w ll- But ll W“

ted with

windbreak

_ ._.__.. _ ? "‘-_“..i.'_"f=/ was good and had been well farmed. with a few very tall old pear trees The house stood on the great slag»: above the Telgn valley and locked living P00!" which Opened 59111811 down on the brood tioal estuary oft on t.o the shoeb- He wore a cost of d rough giev home-spun with breeciies

John Lloyd came out of the b

and gaiters and looked very fit and very cheerful. ,

“Glad you're pleased. Gmpiti," tie said. “We certainly might have dons worse. But are you going to be happy here? There's no club nearer

ably have to go to Torquay for a l theatre." "A farmer doesn't want clubs or

We're its

“There are worse Jobs than farm-

don't" he patlsed “if you don't. ll

s. gravelled swevpl you get bOT€l| I'm trustini; F011 1° shrubs tell me." The.

"r11 tell you, dad. I promise "0" o and set up thole

(To be Continued)

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It's thrifty lo plan for lefioversl So buy an extra-largo chicken for

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