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* _ By Marl Moore. Specially contributed to the Guardian for Guardian Readers.

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lskixlq‘ 1“ ._ _ - =. 11111,. ex- very c001 basement where there are

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bers. and cover and screw down screw wpg to within one quarter tum of tight. Put in canner. having warm water coma hall way "P Bid" of jars, cover and allow to boil lor ithrce hours.

1 QUESTIOiW-l should be so sled of some advice in the matter 01 ibutzcr. I bought some at two of

-.~~ , - 31 Dorothy Dix Letter‘; -' ox I

'l T Must Sociable Wife Endure Life e Alone With Boring Husband? -- Peppy‘ rand- mother Refuses to Climb on the elf. Are Fair-Weather Friends h

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Dear Miss Dix-I am 30 years of age, married and kpv u little girl of 7. My husband is a good husband. I. 800d father. ', iul. honest an dterrible boring. I am sociable, talkative, love pcoplq h le to got a

word out of him is like trying to drain the English Channel. We live in a small town, where outside interests are few and 1 feel that looking forward to a lifetime of such silence and deadly monotony is more than I can endure. I am still young and would like to have some life oi my own. What do other women do in such cases? Grin and bear 1t? My husband knows I am unhaPPY. bill? "B"

by when it could even be made ilt ,ior cooking. Though I put some in‘

u‘ iticus onin. cake lost Week it has a sliilhi~1 .1-.el_v oritsntc. One must have good butter- invalid though it seems hard to get even

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see what any woman can want outside oi a home and a good husabnd. And I can't See mill-hill! worse than two people llvlrls together Ind M‘ speaking the same langllwt- 15 l-ilﬁfe My We)’ out for either one oi us, or both? PEGGY-

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‘ companied by his cousin, Mi‘. R. W.

Personal -:-. Fashions.l-csplliferctturét

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The father of success is work,

The mother of success is ambition. The eldest son is common sense. Borne of the other boys are: Perseverance. honesty,’ thoroughness, Foresight, enthusiasm, co-operation, The eldest daughter is character: some ol her sisters are: Cheerfulness, loyalty, courtesy. Cure, sncerity, harmony,‘

Th; baby is opportunity.

Get acquainted with the old man And you will be able to Bet alonﬂ Pretty well with the rest of the ' family.

Lord Duncannon. who has spent the summer with his parents, Their Ibrcellencies the Governor-General and the countess of Bessborough. sailed Saturday by the Empress oi Britain in continue his studies at Cambridge University. He was ac-

Baring. who has been his guest for

postings of the Week

Hon. W. D. I-lcrridge and Mrs. Herridgc who have been Owllwllli Mr. and Mrs. xugh Buahwu’! 110W in Ottawa for the summer, arc re- turning to wsshlngwn st the chd of September.

Rev. Mr. and Mrs. It. Mborheld

v Legato are returning tonight from

a pleasant holiday visit to Montreal. O O O

The Members of the Bununerslde Golf club are expected down this aiternom for a friendly match. The tea hostesses for the coca-Wm will be Mrs. W. S. Grant, Mrs. T. W. L. Prcwse, Mrs. I...’ E. Weliner. Ml‘!- w. F. Taylor, Mrs. n. 0. Brown Mrs. G. D. DeBlois, Mrs. Moms.

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Ml‘. George Auld‘ leaves this mom- lng to resume his studies at M0- Giii after a. short holiday renewing friendships.

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Lawn, batlstmca-mbric and crepe de chino are suitable;

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who is only prrnliited certain loods/Iin a. farming country. Please help one o! me m1“; 111,1, make; unhappy marriages so hatd bear the summer. Mas Helen champion, of OIAury. if l? Will ill“ “Yllll l° k"°“' thefme ‘mt °1 m!‘ dlemm“ “d ‘Mist mi ri are such sordid little affairs. They lack the dignity ' _ c a o - who secured her B. A. degree with """""“"""' , . I is that its se es , Name if“ “‘~"~»" '~° "ilk" 7W1‘ “m b°“_ns'1A's' H‘ _ oi tragedy. They make none oi the appeal to sympathy that broken Mm Mnbhmon, W110 01' c1118; distinction from Dglhouglg 131111.". MYS- Mmfc Wlii Si?» l’ Help Wu “W11 ANSWER/"me remammg butt" hearts and wrecked lives do. , Justice Mathleson entertalied at a Slty last W91» 1°“ m” we“ 1°‘ ........1.................- ....... your prcbicnl through this cnlumnlmust be kept out of contact Wm‘ They are just hateful, nagging little plnpricknthlngs that continually mnchmn brwge Thursday 111 Halifax and sails for lmgland to- Bu”; Adm-e" ' p;- by direct. correspondence if yolllair. Pack it law ﬂ- lilmvllllhll’ "M" irritate you and rub you the wrong way, yet a major surgical operation honor o, vismng ma,“ marrow u. smrrd Oxford Urrivcr- - ‘W0 l prefer t and sterilized stone "cmﬁk. FY9581“ 15 easier to be borne than a. pebble in the shoe, or a cinder in thqeyen , , , 51m ...............-9...u.-..........- Th, '~ "ll" 1"‘ ““‘l"““°d l“ ca” it ‘mm hard 5° m“ the" “e m’ And the choicest torture of the Inquisition, the one that drove its victims M55 $111118 Sue A11,“ who has ' ' ' A City Elli-o ,1 _ h, Wm‘ y ,0 “m. IVIOTlyL’. Cook— air holes, with a thoroughly clean mad, was 11151; {he drop, drop, drop of a. single drop of water on the head. be ndm the summer “.111, M‘. 131-, Maude Abbott, who visited 3;: m. ,._.11,\,;__ A 1...“ 1mm. should be and sterilized wooden potato mash- 3011, marriage it. is not the big sins that turn it so often into clnders, an? Jafnes Pawn mt yesmh chaﬂouewwn a yew years ago, and . the ‘l’. '1l"~“~‘ll W‘ l‘lli>lll'=liv°ll_Plllllosvs- lgier- Smooth oil top surface and ashes and dust as the little faults, th eiittle shortcomings. and if the day mommg for Rﬂdcuﬁc Couege, who arrived home from abroad lﬂ K e of u" ‘(t-Lnfli 1. .11.; \\'l“rit",~5 Tlilfllq an |cover with one inch layer of salt. truth were known, we would probably find out that more marriages go on Cambridge to take her Master: De_ August and h” 51mg 111m bet-n; i” d1 m ' of course, rvrll not cover to keep out dust and store in the rocks because of boredom than because of either drunkenness or Ewe ’ , staymg 811st Andrews ma’ M; N. ‘ To be 1,; ,, _ All correspondence ‘coolest possible place without frcez- philandering or laziness. v ‘ n e o turned to Montreal. Dr. Abbott left l s m‘ w‘ should be ulxtivn on one side 0f mi!- Tile 581i W111 $0011 Wm l0 For we can condone a big sin, but how can we endure having our Co‘. Camus‘, Jpn.“ (,1 pjctgu was in April for Europe and visited " page r4131‘. brine and when butt" l5 "Qlllfed 1'01‘ lives made one long yawn? A philanderer or one who drinks too much " H , Athens for I-Ii ' g‘nge the guest this week of ma. Di. and Greece. remaining in m new use merely tip crock making brine occasionally may be a thrilling and interesting companion in the intervals M“ Ram“ ﬁve weeks. Crete’ the New n, The Man Who Looks Alter Them Leads a Raéther Buhsydi e. Fhut i-ie pa ' Q 151103‘? ‘Vﬂllid You be kind run to one side, slice off required between his lapses from grace, but there are no good days for thedullard ' y‘ 1 d Tu k m“ and En ‘and - -Can Pick Out Any Uniform That May e Requ e na ew stem 1. 111» ~11~11 your columns to amount and sit crock down ain who never has an ori inal idea and whose every thOlIBht we have heard ‘ ‘ ' an S’ r Cy’ ' y a ' Mom mu’ l loose c,‘ " " , - ~11, as ' 8 ' . . Mrs. Bent was hostess at a. pret- lrﬂvtlllll! Willi fflelldﬁ 3°"! 3°15‘ ._1- a give ~- .—-—Al>l>~v Jﬂm W1 Next time use from other side of a thousand times. You remember that in Shows play Mrs. Georges u ed B 1d s t rda m“ ton _ m 1 mm ma"? d a“ ‘dd w the task o! the chm up 1.11 and for canning corn ‘surface of butter, thus kecpng husband always forgave her because she was so entertaining when-she l Y "m"? " 5° a “ Y ' ' ‘ . One of e mos; mpor r 110°‘ ,.,.\.,,n Wm m, cob known as sweet 1mm, deep enough w keg sumac returned from one o; he, 111,16 51181,, - enlns at her lovely home. 23 Grwl- berg of the royal household is little valet and three assistants. stem M. Beverley. covered at all times. p so, in reality. no husband or wife is called upon to endurera worse Mm Avenue‘ velvet gloves m1 wish w: pa: 191°“ u’ 1*“ arm” public‘ 3° i‘ m“! “m” “Write “nlmm ‘he ‘ l am very sorry there is hovhopeunﬂ-Tilyfdllm in‘ marriage than the one who is tied to a life partner who ' ' ' fashmn hides’ n” f“ n“ ‘ ‘:0 Richard HOWE”. "Superintendent is that of Admiral of the fleet. i-le up t Amuc 3am with Pineapple for the rancid butter-its late will bores him or her to tears. It is horrible to have to thinkioi spending The eniagement °f lWO P01111181‘ “lei damn’ iemiage m “:35 o! of the wsrdrobe"—ln other words, was brought up 5,; a, naval 0111.191- WB" ’ equal (gratin; cs of pineﬂllpie have to be the main 1113194131; 1n endless evenings tete-a-tete with one who never understands whats 1ou Y°lm8 P§°pie W“ ‘mmmmled m“ wh Ch “m e“ n“ e f“; n chief valet to King George. The and never ha; 1051, 111g love o1 the hay .e, which have been forced a 800d quality oi’ toilet soap. Even “Y K W“ Speak l“ wmds or "w" than ‘me ‘ymble; who my" Ie‘t°{‘es week-Ms Mary ‘Dorothea Mac. style. The vsvetidgifvefro! 53th; King has namy 50o changes o’ 5m and ships. In the military “c- coul creamenes have n0 rgmgdy 10,. the point of a Joke or the gist oi a story; with chc who has I10 interest Mlllan and Mr. M. Albim Farmer. has bee" "it ° 2"‘ 1 dress; Hdwlett‘ is ‘responsible for 1,10,. u... men Marshal's 1.1.1101... sub: ﬁnd hm: to bknmg p01,“ Stirring 511911 5mm amount; o; 1,1111e,_and'm your interests, with one who is dull and stupid and unresponsive, "marriage to take place in October. style centres- Wine red W Vet BOW! an o‘ them and 15 mswerable go;- 1‘ ma“ when “mp The 1,111 (m5 e th mums», cnillnzﬂlnll’ to prevent this relegate rant-m but“, to sow mam And the worst of it is that these tiresome and uncongenial husbands . ' ' ' to match a din“?- idrgl 01k u? the correct appearance of Ijlis Ma- 15 5 gun-gem“ “gm- wm, scarlet m. E 1.,~;.~,~1~ mix from sticking. Boil 1111;, and wives are so often the very salt of the earth, so far as their virtues rush-ling colors are the "style hint" $111119 ellqlli-llie mil El‘ a l: t?“ 195w on every awash,’ 80001-11111; n10, buekskm bmeches and cocked wlu m- wn m mics stzrring all the ‘igg. Good and kind and generous, good providers as husbandsggcod society men got from the Prince Wt 81ml“ w match a 1c in Hayden Church in the New ha; adorned w1g1-1 feathers, 135511195, I‘ - ' ~. ‘l ml arid 3 Clip; of sugar for "r housekeepers and managers as wives Nothing the matter with (them of wales‘ recent sojourn in Biarrltz tlllbllll and CQYliTB-st Smlﬁ- Y {W n; York 1.1mm 1 the" is the corresponding "w" mo: four 011N505 pineapple ﬂllll “will they are illit lﬂdiws. llllll till“ “WY "like their male-l Willi 50 H's favorite costume was a bright simply cut "Mk °r dun g“! Sh“ Hewlett never knows which llrll- vice" dress of khaki, the uniform foll pulp. .. to vignfolls boll scream out in agony when they have to listen to them. .1 . redsports shirt with zipper fast- “We 59°“ at a fafgkm l‘ ‘itw love form or which ceremonial garb will mm by the x1113 when he V151 n‘ und pour into hot. sterile jam F01‘ The C00,! I And what a woman is to do about n’ when “he “M5 hem?“ l“ “lis- ening. With it he wore slay “ck in W'?nt°* e W w g be called for next‘. theyxmust all‘ his troops- Grc 1,1,,‘ ﬂllil seal \1./1ih mu-nflin. This case, Heaven only knows. If she has no children. perhﬂPs she is Justi- 1m1c1m-s_ red Socks and 11.11110 has a future. be readywthe “not,” ‘from 1.1m. M; Windsor out“, Kmg mo“ map“. a }7_.1,..11C,11m1y good 1am a5 ' ﬂed in saving her own life at the expense o! her good, tiresome husband,‘ brogum 1 Y I T dress" w m", “wanna, a, me Wes" the hmwdo ..w1ndsor ‘m , “if p0,“, 1,. 11“. applcs causes it QUINCE SAUCE but when she has a. child, as you have, what can she do but grin and 1 a o o Tran] Ourse 0 mm Med“, deooraﬂms’ 11,513,115 ram,» o! b1,“ w“, 801,1 bum“ Wll l0 1.41. and ‘he apples modify thv be“ ‘l “d P“? G°d m’ P““-°“°°"‘ Mrs. Charles I-Iyndman who has _ —there must be no mistake about and m1 0°11”, M; Bglmorul cast Bl .. .. flavor oi the piYlOWDTQS- I W351i ‘llnlms- P5"- °°Y° and F" “ﬂmmy m’ w°mim l‘ 3“'mn'd l“ depﬂvmg “ ‘mud °i a 5°“ been spending the summer with her Enlﬂy Yﬂur Rest any of them. But Richard Hewlett 1n sootland he wears the kills an A hope _\'\‘?1l finzl it so‘. sinctory. quarter fruit and cook in. boiling father and 0H9 W110 wllld Give it lldvﬂllilii!“ Eh“ ‘he new‘ could Just son, Mr. A. W. Hyndman, is now in would not be King George's chief in the averting he dons the fu_ F"- WM" ‘mm t°“_d§r- Lei’ “n” °°9k because he m“ B‘ speubmde" Psychmoam“ “u “n” m“ the“ Damn“ Ottawa, having‘ accompanied Mrs.‘ You MA]; BE VERY TIRED,‘ BUT valet if he were prone 1,0 make mis- dress of the Stuart, clan, with jev. Iills» Canned (‘om away as much as possible. Rub divorces inﬂict all sorts of neuroses on children that wreck their nerves Hyndman as n“. as Montmap i THE EXTRA Tm‘; You tank“ H, 1mm" more about un1_ ﬂed 511v" meme‘ ho‘. 313mb 111.. com on 1119 cob5 in , fruit through colander 01- ricer und and warp their characters, and it would be a cruel thing to make your _ , , , I TAKE w!“ BE FULLY ‘arms’ pmbably . than ‘my naval urge and variegated as n‘ “l” boilinu hot water for five minutes. add sugar “to taste." One cup l‘! “m” 5m pay that price ‘or your mum“ in selecting a’ husband‘ Sincere sympathy is extended to ' 51151-111111” or military tailor. wardrobe is, it is Richard Hewlett! l‘ 1 Cold d P ill @034 “m” f“ ‘me Sugar w W‘, cups M pmp make?’ a And after an a ‘oz is to be and ‘or m? I? but dun? A good home’ MrsJBagnall and family in the . ___ The London season is the busiest boast that 119,111.11 produce any cot minute. R/nnove from cold water Pleasantly will"? 5Bll¢e~ ATWBK ‘resell’? fra‘; ‘znancxigwqzzél! ‘irhitgglgh? barcieluxur es 021g: hm“ death oi Dr. Bagnnll who will be} Of course there will be evening-i 1 time in we ye“ ‘or Howlett- Flor‘ "m"? required within a ‘w’ m“ s, ‘mu d” “uh ma“ {Owl and w‘ ling“ an“ the ‘Hm is cooked a ievo mil a Tlixpr ts f n1 t l i? n 1,1,0“! an e am‘ kindly remembered by ma“ trends" when you will come home from‘ the courts. levees and investitures utes. He has been in attendance o poll g1": kernels with sl-llrp lzniie, and rmakes a more delicately flavored Still? 11:0 {det- 1 s °S° “l” °' A ° ° ' m“ "go" "8 i0 "Si" W . . . 1 a party o, the ma," am“, m", as hold, garden partes t. give. the sovereign for more thsh twel user puck and press firmly into sterti1izjo1iagfzgaﬁlﬁilggigfgenigllggrhgigWrce- ac . - . . . . . Rodin! DIX. Mm R POW who has’ 1,3111 [red tarwuh 9“ your mlkeupulnr rumonlbh "w mam," 11k, M. 1.3.41‘... yam 3,1, 91115-11. 1111.1 d1 cum ed hrs Mid b" “l “l” 5° “‘ ' l din u. . - h r is leav- . 1r cot and Goodwood and Public ruh- tlnguished looking, with a quit and 111.», corn jliiff‘ lllnj: fill all spaces to ﬂavored than apple sauce but 1s Dear Dorothy Dire-You speak of the folly of grandmothers trying to 5pm ‘ g e swrnm e e ‘n 1o hang ill-l your best frock. But n to km q manner. He is tn“ excemmg ~1p11e1 1°1- bfegkfggt; o1- look like ﬁappers. So far so good. But you know a lot of us women mg m“ mommg ‘m rem‘ Y0“ “Bill ylllll-‘lell i0 Permrm l‘ few cum“ to at“ 4' the Km“ ha‘ grave’ d y Mid within cncimii inch of the mp, as e . k‘ x t Wm‘ children never have the “me m, mom w ct a k 1,110 be 1 slllllehalll- Mas-b simple rites you will feel twice as wear many varieties of dress. ed absolutely and has certain m! mm mm “db (luring simlimtlon- Add as an acwmpan ma“ or m” s’ Parlor until our last daughter is married oil 8 a a“ y ' ' ' ' good in the morninﬂ l The royal wardrobe fills several fidental duties to perform oulsid q” ‘me tmipoo“ m“ and 1 talﬂespoon i‘ And you know how well the usual American husband keeps himself M“ Katherine M"‘°1°“n““ Wm‘ Place For Everything 800ml in the. north Wing 0! Blwk" the B0096 0f 1138 °lﬂ°lal id’- ' n’? “W” m each qua” W.’ Adjust rub- QUINCE Wm? I have heard they even have their eyebrows lucked. along withthe extra ‘has bee“ ‘Pemlmg i‘ ‘mug-him m“ Have a, definite place for every ingham Palace. There are Jiflilhl Iwmﬂ ln Blwkilllhlm P915“ l‘ b“? foliage that sprouts from ears and nose So is there any harm in our id" “t h" “id h°m° 15 leaving m” hat and pair of shoes and a hanger boxes. safes for xegalia and inslg- filled with souvenirs of royali v———-"'"i t ; I _ m; i TW° W!“ ""1"" sauce» While 3 trying to keep pace with them? Or is it better to send father on‘ to |M°“l'°°1f"?§°l’ l° "slime he‘ “u” I for every frock and coat. Put your nia and a room for the storage of the walls are hunk with Sig“ . - . BEES. leW Brains 881i» the Elk banquet alone because mother did not feel u to wearin 1 h; ing duties. . ' 1011,65 awn _ Then remove your the robes andmantles of the ord- portraits that would fill most ml . P g t 8 . c l’ . 3-4l ' 3°“ whims Wm‘ l Whisk lint“ clothes that night? It is no comfort to any woman to look in her mirror ’ ' ' ' makeup ,with cold cream and ers of chivairyfmdlldlll! i310" °l “will”! with "WY- M" Emmi’

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"What is the nnlne of your car?’ “I cull her “Shasta.”

"Because she's a ‘daisy?’

use slle hus to have to have oil she llflS t0 to have some-

thing all the time.“

"The prettiest dress at the picnic” everybody said

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do)’ heir-ll», Kin‘ rlluquri. simuml me l! wnlulr-rilll new ilnl pulnlvr made by the 11111-1111- will) nluku Dinnlontl Dyes “hit-h I ll.‘|\(‘ liliPll uscrl ill dyeing link rwlnrs. Thrall new Iliu- mnnrl 'l'nli<., in‘. (‘\ili‘.ll|lf‘ll, nrc the amc illilil quality us. lililliltllltl llyr-s‘.

he rliiil-rvllrr- i. they are. lor light llnrlcs nnri don't require. limiting. I ﬂfl :1 (lreslz, left from lust war,

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V, idcrl in tryil1:l|uon1l'l‘illis on i Einsc \\'.'ll(‘l‘, and the (tress rnnlc nut

he _ (lllil everybody sulrl

ionic. nftvr ni _ . y (lrvss “'11:; the IIFPliIUSL one llllere, links to these new Diamond 'l‘lnls.”

loveliest qrr-rni l pot to the.

which iinlcri unrl “'11s so slrenllcti and ,

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stiff and dry, beat in salt. Fold into chilled sauce. Chill and serve with custardsauce made with the yolks , iol eggs. '

QUINCE ICE-BOX PUDDING

One and one-hall dozen lady fin- ,gcrs, yolks 2 eggs, 1A cup sugar, 2 cups milk, ‘A teaspoon salt, quince sauce.

Mix sugar and salt with slightly beaten egg yolks. Heat milk and slowly stir into sugar mixture. Cook over hot water until mixture coats a metal spoon. Split lady ﬁngers and spread flat side with quince sauce. Put a layer in a mold and cover with a layer o! custard sauce. Add another layer of lady ﬁngers spread with quince sauce and cover with mustard. Continue layer for layer until all is used. Place in re- frigerator for l2 hours or longer. Unmoid and serve with whipped cream slightly sweetened and dc- licatcly ﬂavored with vanilla,

An unusual pie is made as follows; Bake a. pumpkin pie, making the ﬁlling about half as thick as usual. When pie is cool cover with quince sauce, bringing _the pie up to the '1 usual thickness. Cover with a.

meringue made with the white of one ogg and 3 tablespoons sugar. Bake eight minutes in a slow oven to cook the meringue and serve as soon as pie is cold.

IIIGHER NECKLINIS I

Some French houses have decided to make their evening things more modest and therefore conceal many a lovely back and give a deep-cut V line in front to their gown! of

and see something" short and squatty, with feet that bulge over her slippers, stringy hair, gray lips and shiny skin. Therefore. the Old Girl who holds herself in hand at the dinner table, keeps her body supple and has a pride in the state of her hair, skin and nails deserves every pretty thing her admiring old husband may buy her, and it helps to keep romance alive. - A QRANDMQTHER" Answer:

Three cheers for you, Grandmother, and for all other women who try to keep themselves as attractive in body and mind as they can! This is an ugly old world in which we are sadly in need of more beauty, and I account it unto any woman for righteousness who makes herself a treat for the eyes instead of remaining a shomely as nature created her,

So you get me wrong, Grandma, f! you think for one moment that I believe in women going around frowsy and unkempt and looking as if they had just been ﬁshed out of ragbag because they have passed their 60 th or 70th or even 80th birthday. On the contrary, I believe that the older a woman knows, the more careful she should be about her groom- ing and the livelier clothes she should have. For age is not oi itself at-

decorative.

And that was just the joint I was trying to make in the article to which you refer-that age could have its charms no less than youth, but that they could never be the same line oi attractions and hence that it was foolish for grandma to deny herself all the ease and pleasures she craved and wear herself to a irazzle trying to understudy granddaughter. Among the greatest blessings and achievements of our modern age is the elimination of age, so far as women are concerned. It used to be that a woman was an old maid at 25. Now she is a girl bachelor and still in the running until she is 40. A married woman put on her black silk and let herself get stout after the advent of the ﬁrst baby and by the time she was 45 she was supposed to crawl up on the shelf and spend the balance of her life contemplating her latter end. Now women keep themselves fit and when they are 70 they are still going strong and really beginning to enjoy themselves.

And the world is the better and the happier for the change. DOROTHY DIX.

Dear IVLiss Dix-Please tell me a way in which I may test my girl and boy friends to see ii they are really true friends. BETTY CATHERINE.

Better not put them to the test, my dear In a lifetime you will not find more than one or two friends who are the kind that will stick to you through thick and thin. You will have many fair-weather friends who will be friends only so long as the lun of your prosperity shines and who will fall away in your day of adversity.

But don't undervalue these fair-weather friends. They make life

thistypc. .

pleasant and agreeable for you and they probably think just as much of 7W is you do of them. . DORUII-IY DIX.

tractive and it needs to be wrapped up in s. lot of chiffons to make it .

M"- D~ AA‘M°""1S°“ °7 summer] cleansing tissues. splash on some 5144B h“ W“ spmdmg a week i“ warm water, and follow with cold the city visiting her‘ friends. waten 11,11,355 you are 10° drggdfuﬂy

tired, take a. warm bath. It will rc-

Several Charlottetown ladies have lax your weary new,“ You woum already takengup their reskience at] have 81cm before’ but you W111 m9 new charmne fume‘ M1551 sleep better afterwards, because the Zlt‘..§“§.§§"..if Jifttilifiliill “l *'“"""““ “~“‘“.3‘ l“ °“.‘“.i.'

‘ ' ' '- to a more comforta e rowan . l? c’! the P‘ E- I" Hum“! “m Give your hair a few quick strokes l‘ supermtendfm; I with the brush to loosen the scalp . and stir circulation.

The central school Fair brought‘ Now “$611 Wm. body, a you u, a lot of visitors t9 the City during 1n“) but Don.‘ u“ a‘ p111,“ Keep til“ Wk “m! W" m“ "illmwi - your throat iihe slim and straght and instructive to the hundreds who and you“; P1110" an“ “ma”. 5mmd°d' sary bumps oi skin.

When you awaken in the morning there will be no clothing to put away. You will feel rested. Take your usual morning shower. Don't forget that the modern fountain of youth is found in a‘ cold water spray. Put on clean underthlngs. Brush your hair some more, apply your makeup and ‘brush ymlr eye- lashes and eyebrows.

Apply your makeup so carefully that anyone watching you would think that you had all the time in the worfd to do it. Eat breakfast. Then proceed to your office or school or store, in a swift, confid-

fr: - Mr. and Mrs. s. Albert Macdonald» and party have‘ just refilrncd from a delightful ‘motor trip to Quebec.» St. Anne de Beaupre and around .the Gaspe Peninsula. The scenery i was beautiful, the weather fine. and the trip of over two thousand miles over the mountains and around the 7 cliffs was wonderful and-long w i be remembered. _ ~r | .

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Ffllihlﬂl"! ent_manner without hurrying. 1:55;‘ Don't think that you can stay up most of the night, every day in the "1 Iuﬂered ueecd- week. and keep your eyes sparkling

and your cheeks rose-flushed for- ever. You rnust have enough hours of rest on certain nights to balance ﬁre ‘loss of them on others.

Yherc is a certain time in the ‘middle of the afternoon, when you fuel weary and bored and begin to wonder what everything is all about anyway if you are losng too much dicta.

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the Garter, “theloollar of which contains twenir, ounces of prure gold, and is jewelled as well. Military uniforms form the bulk of the wardrobe, there being two- full dress and undress-for each r -‘ ‘ of which the King is 00l- onel-in-Ohief. Naval uniforms and no end of special among others the

civil costumes. I Trinity House

You must determine how much sleep you need. Eight hours is the requirement of a good many people. Some claim that seven hours and a few that six. will do them nicely. That is a personal problem. Be surci that you aren't living 0n nerve en-. ergy, thinking that it is strength.’ If you are, some day your nerves will refuse to cc-operate longer.

DRESSMAKING HINTS

Should you be contemplating making your own autumn outfit, remember these few points: Sleeves‘ will be less exaggerated. They will be more subdued and on less pou- chy lines. The tight hip line is pas- sing, and loose, flowing lines will be more povpula . Flares will be 168! full for the daytlmeﬂrhey will be only s. suspicion of a deviation from the strﬂght line.

WATEBPROOI-‘ED VELVET

Fashion is prepared for rain and has found a way to waterproof practically any and all kinds of material from the sheerest fabrics to coat tweeds, wools and velvets. At the moment, waterproof velvet is right up in the front ranks with all the other forms of velvet now on the

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his daughter Elaine, is a god-chi of the King.

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RESEARCH REVEAi

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en u sup y o u - lprovides the 'ballast" needed Q0 orclss the intestines.

' This "bulk" in ALL-Bruin i! Ii lar in that of lettuce. Inside ~ body, it is different from iil° " you sec it in the package. it lorbs moisture, and forms u_ - mass which gently clears the 1n tines of wastes. Special ewil p. ceases make ALL-BEAN milder, more palatable.

Another healthful elem brought by ALIrBRAN is iron. T show this cereal has twice as In usable iron as the same weiBll bee! liver.

Check common constipation with its frequent headaches, l0! gipetlte and ener --b¥ H

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