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DECEMBER 14 1931

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--- icr and more western portion of his the preparation of many interest-

A patriouc Scotsman had induced day,” said one of them. di°C°5e» “ni °" a"i"“1 at his des' ing fools,-one may now serve two I`_nf.-li.~_li f:'.ei'i<l;; to go to Arfzyll- “Dldn't I tcll you that it was all tmauonr “'35 met mf ‘I p"°ml“ent dishes which before the day of

' slime for gt l;..ili<i.iy_ Y lies about the lllgliluuds bpiiig wet? Chufcil Official, wlioyinlhis business canned focds, would have been

"wth, i~.<.».\» dui you i-njuv sour- .eiirl the scoi.<muu_ i°”"“°‘t*" was U” ’““`"'°‘p°1 b°°"°g` quite out of the quvsfon in homes

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. URANGE ' ' " to introduzc andegutiintanfcri Torx: ngnflitgl olrshsiz tsvllfiflie or Good Thlng when She Sees 1;()

ly acquired daughter-in-law? P r “C fd ip th 10,81 rk um: IS the Golden Age 0

A. Afternoon rec-cp.. ..s. nozeoat r rin” ml: e a ‘voni an and the FaV01'ite if

Q. How should the prongs of the mo r e p C e e mm” ‘ 9

fork be placed on the plate when the thing mr every course in the meal of Most Women meal is nmshed? .--from soup to dessert. There are

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,.¢“_‘/fi' downwards. WN" or fancy meals: dish” sun' in a er that she was 39 years old. It will be news to V

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1- ' _._.¥_____ ,uhh for vcuus 0h’1drsu~°r for the Klzitpxnfen wamm that ther., is anything libelous in being aa. I

...__¢n.=-ag most sophisticated adult taste: fact, with the majority of the feminine sex 39 is the

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’ I entertain onc's friends at dinner.

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favorite age, and thousands uponthousanda of them like it so well that they adopt it, so to speak, and stay a permanent 39. I know Of DIHIW 0! W°m*m who have been 39 for the last fifteen years and who show no inclination whatever to budge from it. _

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-1 WU I-“<r"‘” “* """ fm i i BM" I °"mmd my wx' I mm dances and whatnot festivities, and is followed about by hordes of sultors

luring ili's \-ci-k iin Book- ._ t I ithnt I could seldom put my hand imploring her to marry them_

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What the Fasluonables are Wearing

Worthington

, It is the smart sophisticated sports

type, now so voluish. Pique collar

. "Q and cum lend a freah note for class- / room. They may be made detach- -’ ~‘_' able by sewing a bias binding along

‘_ ' the edge and merely haste them to -= , me ami. ' '.‘;l"`$_{ an A soft tweed in the new military blue tons made the original.

~7§»i~¢§.' The box-plait effect at the front

" of the skirt allows perfect freedon:

,-1. ,__,,Ԥf for school activities. I siyieuo. 'iss is assigned in use sex ii, io, iz and 14 years. size 10 re- . quires an yards or ss-inch malaria' Ti =f-" 1 with % yard of 39-inch contrasting

vivid rea wool Jersey with nav; "' , blue collar and cuffs and blue suede

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good thing when they have got it, and for pausing before they take the fatal leap into the 40s, which plunges them in middle age. Moreover, at 39 H woman is at what is perhaps her most attractive and happiest age, for she is still YOUHB 611011811 U0

“Tliere was a .'-!1"‘»‘.'fF ful OUT fir-‘il W_v_WwW__ _*_ 4 “ spegial subjnt you can suggest, Mr. MY SOUP CHEST sayhwe gms," and 01d enough to know what she Wants 0! life and t0 get

‘i - ~'--;“"` " ~"""' ':"':*;-"_"' ' ‘h`"_"""'i" gggrgeisqurr which I Could bus: my one of the greatest cooking helps it if it 15 humanly possible to do S0.

i H h WHL bl5h°i’~ “`l’1i0d the Worthy is my soup chest' In it is a set of Of course, this ls not the general idea. The popular theory L4 th”

B““gS» You must ronmmber this 15 recipe cardg' giving directions for glrlhood is the halcyon period of a woman’s existence and that the lot of a 'tough' town, and if you want a making boumon' cream and thfck the niipper is one oi’ unmixed bliss. All women are supposed to turn quiet religious meeting tomorrow SOUDS. <i\lmPiiI1i.ZS. SOUP custards envious eyes upon the debutantes and to wish that they had a fairy god-

dont’ say too much about the Ten ‘md °um‘ “up garmshes and mother who would change them back into sweet and 20.

COmmm,dmen,,S_ iiccompiminients. I copied what I

required out of my larser cook- This assumption that gmhood is the mpmest time of B womarrs me

b°°ks' and now have my inform esta upon the .omantic supposition that every girl is a. darlinil 01 i-he

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` L -A. _` tv* r F 77! C k I umm in Cgmgact f°Tm`f°r me gods who is beautiful and rich and socially well placed and plentiful1y`en- hand' and besidéfshe mws 5 ¢|§§|§m1d';-use?'an 5;,-5 Bgema y W ch

’. FV- e » ~_ or e 00 “'h"" I "°‘1“”`§ lt in “ h“"5'° .5 " sotbat she is ea erl sousht for by YOURS men at o outwlt the enemy.

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To begin with, the woman of 39 or 40 is often far better-looking than

she was at 19 or 20. Skinny girls fill out. Fat ones thin down. Awkward

es acquire poise and grace ‘ They learn how to d'ess, how to comb

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`. < \ _.,__ i ir was in a hurry. r‘reouerit1Y~ I A135 and mek, this idealized picture oi girlhood is not often Sem in their hair, howto play up to their good points and camouflage their bad

,("'““" ..x`\"" \.` I "l °“i’f“1 "mple ~‘-"“`i’~ ,ifmmd thtt I had usedftqle la; °f H real life. On the contrary, there are thousands up0nth0US2hdS 01' Kms ones. And, anyway, the standard of beauty for a mature woman is not

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cimisT.\i.is sans, Taos, sc., c.ii.r:.\'Dans.

STATIONEICY IN

T\\'lNES, l~`.»\N('Y l’.\l‘llR.s'.

FANCY BOXES

Womluriul values from 20 cents caich up to $5.00. .\'.:il'.il:g

more suitable for :i Xmas Gift.

2 t.i‘Jles|iconfuls ;,..i..ulaicd sugar. 5 lg Fi 3 P

1.. teaspoonful cream of tartar. gin Small ihrs 01' fiBhtiY'C0rk€d 1 egg white, |bcttles such seasonings as dried Mix maple syrup, sugar, salt and Jcelery lriives. bay leaf. sage. thyme.

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pin;-11 of 531; icure a fresh supply. Now 1’ keep cl

cream of tai'tar.inabo\vl. Place bo\'.l;miirjorem. d“ied p`rsley, pepper- It

ho are plain and homely in looks who are poor and cannot afford fine othes, who have no social advantages whatever and who are utterly

lacking in sex appeal. ‘ how to talk, she can only babble. She is too young to have had any ex-

clerk,

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i BOOKS BOOKS V BOOKS

thousands of them. 'I`I-IE NEWEST FICTION by popular Authors. BOOKS for BOYS and GIRLS. Toy and l‘it‘lur0 Bucks, also the well knnwn BOYS OWN ANNl.'l\L. (lIl{I.S OWN ANNl'.»\L, CIIUMS, YOUNG (`.\N.»\I).~\, ('!!\'l"l`ER- BOX and many others.

SP"`°<'i- i0l1¢’St 1' H150 RCCD H SUDPIX of bf°Wfl every torment of anxiety that can tear a human soul every time there is

"N0W. 5'0l1Iig mah. y0l1've been is open a tin of condensed soup,-

lspit peas. etc. All that I need do

out of it. _

~*-¥i-- rise, alphabet n1arc~roni. spaghetti a bail in her neighborhood, wondering if she will have a date. 01' be M*

coming here quite a lot; what do ' and with my assortment of season- And the pitiful thing about youth when it lacks beauty and attrac-

so rigorous as it is for a young girl.

The young girl has nothing but her looks to offer. Bhe doesn't know

perience or ideas that are worth listening to, but the older woman can

The BiI‘1h00d 01 these YOUHB W0m€n is not I time Of i°Y°US d°m““°°~ substitute brains for beauty and can make herself so interesting and iss- is a period Cf horror. N0 Suffering in the W°1'1d is mme “Ute than cinating that no one will care what sort of complexion she has, or whe-

over boiling water. Add beaten egg , earns. celery salt, onion salt, etc.. that of the young girl who is passed over by the boys she knows, who is a. th

white. Eeat hard for live niinutcsi tegcilier with bottles of several wnlmgwel- 3|; the parties to which 'her father takes her, who Sits around

with rotary beater. when icing loses . well-known table sauces and soup Smirking and smmng~w1th fr,-,zen ups, hoping tnd praying that some cal- L he, Wim, but the woman of 39_ if sh., has any intelligence at su' hu “_ its glossy slollfrarauoo it is ready to ,I and gravey colourlhss- In ml' low youth will notice her and ask her to dance with him, and who knows iquked B 1°; cg sy,,¢het|c attraction, th” me ew," stron", medgcm, mm -I

er she is a perfect “38” or not. The young girl has only such charms and graces as nature endowed .

the original ones. She has acquired tact and diplomacy in handling people. She has learned to play up to their foibles. She has learned when to talk and when to listen and acquired a little bag of tricks that

make her persona grata wherever she goes.

And, best of all, she has learned a philosophy that has taught her to '

CAR R & L ° ‘t d you want with my daughter?" fings and gamishes,-I am able to tion is that it is so helpless. because ii it has not these charms it has take me as it comes and make me best of it' for sh, hu f°un¢| out gh” ~

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"nl e h wen, 5,1, you kmw best what produce soups for any and every nothing. It has no weapons to fight withand nothing to comfort it when today Lim-t the end ofa" tm,-,g,_ There is always tome,-mw_ - '

, ,,, ,,, ki ,<1 , ,pf , , ,Z , ,J , V , W .Ou can afw,.d_-» occosion at a moment's notice. lit goes down into defeat.

), “www ~&v»r».\'. ”

Not so the middle-aged woman.

She has B whole arsenal to her

It is n. golden age, 39. No wonder women want to stick to it.

DOROTHY DIX.

into (`:\sh Returns.

Turkeys, (Reese and

should he mario-u-d

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By cmlcordia Mefrel ' Money was a power. He meant to

It wlll |1115- you to get our . prices, br-fore disposing of Z~. your Poultry. lIlGlIES'I`§

'. MARKET PRICES. Immed

December 15th, in oriler to al- "' low suilicient time to ship " them to outside markets. D.

THE HARRIS ABBATOTR ‘

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“DJ you rrwsiiizc the outlet?"

Across me space of over three years he could hear Ames' voice again, 35 Clearly as ii it were questioning now; at that very moment . . . . And his own \'o;cc, replying:

"Yes, slr.’

“It is your property "

"Yes, sir." "Can ZYOU €Xblaln the presence of

"§1£k393DHUiJ3&O:D.C££IIDD39.Cf¢$€C(£83Q333"i £11950 H0325 in the Docket of it "

EYES TESTED

"No, sir. I lost the wallet some

days ago."

"Lost lt?" ivhenr- "Last Monday, sir."

°'Where?“

appeal to old John Gresham him-

did no: alter his plans. . .

old Gresham-went, yachting!

"Be!we.‘i.i my coltnu d th . ‘ ~ r _ Wm -. C an 0 HIS memory SM. c,m th Ough his tow” flat' take” a “ice Mme °°““' creamy lace, that blllowed cloudlly i~ '_H'“ t_ 1 h 1 I.i°;°5f;°UU°f1 and ffl”-I th1‘0U8i1 the try place in Hestiordshlre; acquired 1.0

i ~ 'ff You men loner 1 e oss 0 g as ly nightmare of his own ln- 3, splendid car' a big collection of

, . I ,. .. . , ‘ ' ‘ caught here and there by cunning

tlitNv\al:et_vto an_.one? ' ‘ability to'pro\e his innocence. A Ciomcs for an ocmsions; and 3

o sir. And .hen a.ter the rain of circumstances had been a- good Warkmg knowledge of the

self, and it was granted, but it did to Change his whoie mme of me; ha_m.s birthday festivities, Luuy no good. Olimr Ames was the act- To become 8, new personality; 10 ‘U3 head ‘-1: G""5h“m'5- Sir Joh” raise himself to a. level ol social had long been used to leaving the equamy with those he regarded as reins of management in AIMS' his enemies, so that he need be at

hands. He felt sure that there was no son, of disadvanmgg with this 1 11° “Wd for him 5° i“te’fe1`e~ H” inview he had advertised for a. was, moreover, on the 'point oi young man of good social. standing 59311958 Un 3_D5ChU!1B “U39 With to act as secretary and social guide.

his adored school-girl daughter. He The answer to this mme,-mement 8

Lee's big hands clenched to a fiS5 father, the aged Earle of Portwlthin

as his memory reached that point. had recently died, Raving an ap-

- - - with One Of his meh MHS paling financial hiatus behind him. under threat, of terrible disgrace.

INSTALLMENT II

use it. But there had been things to do first. with the changing of his name and fortune, he intended

had been Peregrine St. Abb, whose

Under the guidance of Peregrine, Lee had installed himself in ii. fine

Hs tapped the paper. "I want to meet . . . John Gresham`s girl

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When Oliver Ames, gorgeously

and elfiectively disguised as a Spanish Grandes of the time of Velasquez, arrived for Lucy Gres-

herself was just coming down- stairs into the hall. Oliver, giving his outer wrappings into the hands of a footmari, stood for ii, moment, ooking up at her. Apart from ‘his love for her, there was something about Lucy that always caught at O1iver‘s heart; some air of rare weetncss that seemed to have come down to her from an age of lavender scented tranquility. To- night the effect wasallthegreater, because shewaa drmsedaiter the fashion of her grandmother, in ilounee upon flounce of delicate,

und her as she moved, and was

little wreaths of pink and silver

, smallest moment; .Oh udid`ga‘instHhim_ It was his word aga.n5,, manners and cusmms of polite rgosebuds. From the slope-topped

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J' Av BENTLEY hh!-Dn' had never mentioned los- been accused, he fel; that he might if he searched the wgrld over, could

B BI;I,N};l"l.rli:*:{.n£_hw lgmtlagorihls wasAthe hfirst hi haveh regarded his sentence as just he find a sharper weapon than she igrfiilsifrilig nirhmrmn sireei t h"iA I ' I ' nd C sm 8' bw of had luck' bm an in the might move? H" father “dmd

M(')NEY To LOAN DLL 13h-Ygvllsh th1Ci< and thin- same. But to have three years or life, her; that was ancient history. And

____ Jiist/spent. of itfo Mr. biacklln. ,pier-whelming evidence, and the Somew _ _ , _ Money was a power’

"S.nd for Ma.klin. . _ evidence won With his whale soul STE\vART & LOWTHER _ “ ~ ~ ~ and lic meant to use it. But here-

,_ n S-n,.“,AR.| K C_ Next 111 the Panorama n_ his mem c._vine out against the unbelievable and MW he came out of the past

N W ,nw-|nFR cries came a \'is‘on of Macklin the iniu.=€..»e of it. he went to prison and 19; the new and ug; mm, ht

B,\R|U§ U-‘|¢_\‘ Q0l_lf`lTfiR:_ ETC forman, under whom he '.\'0rl:cd,|if”r three yrars, For thre e ‘fears have qway_.}~,e,.e was a Dotvvm. de§d_ T

B41; .i(`enrr.' Sire _ ; -. , , _..”, _ N ,,` ' ‘_ _ ‘.

nlorgéviro £0Ai;q‘ xlncbiaildwnbrisk, shiait and smiling. thav, had sfemfyi 111.4, three Qt;-rni¢.']i,,,. SMH' That smiling' sweet' gxush

________ - 1 - l --M \'l.ie...oried about the ies. If he had been guilty of the eyes and pretty, childish lips,where,

wallet Ha said that “Y

MCLEOD & BENTLEY ‘ - V - - A GUNS War- despicable crime of which he had ming with her young, umlouded

odife, her glrlish shoulders and neck rose, creamy as the lace itself,

IIUTIGE of- MEETING

Lodge No. 218 Maintenance of

Way Brotherhood will be held in Assembly Hail. c. N. ny. sums, Charlottetown, on Thursday the 17th of December, at the hour 0! 12.30

Election oi' Officers and other lm-

viortant business. A full attendance ‘s requested.

GEO. E. LANE,

Secretary.

‘08l3-12-11-¥‘ri-Mon-21.

and her smooth gold hair, pulled ahlnlly down over each ear. was wreathed with pink and silver buds. A little band of buds was around one wrist and a tiny cluster of them upon the toe of each dainty shoe. Her wide-set eyes, sovalmost unbelievably blue, were bright with kiddish excitement in the occasion. For she was old-fashioned enough over parties of this sort, and honest enough not to mind showing it. Honesty, perhaps, beyond every-

thing else, was the real keynote of

her character.

(To Be Continued)

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BUSINESS

Conditions are such that wo, the undersigned Momhgntg

of Montague, Lower Montague, Gaming, Am|mq||,, hm, V="°¥» Kllmulr. Siurseou. Gssaeresux. Penn nom, Mumy River and Murray Harbor, are compelled to demand pay- ment of all overdue accounts and promissory notes on or be-

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of the loss of the wallet iouwiif

so H eaavrly interposed. re- with all lifes glorious possibilities. naw gt, Abi, had reid him that

l'vTcI)ONAl.T) & MCPHEE minding Macklin 0! the small' ‘fa-5' F0Y>fHC€d by three years of sheer Ames loved her. To sn teh h

a cr

V “_ A. ual reference he had made to the torture, for something he had not from them _ _ . He, who had been

I. A Mcli0NAL|i n. F. McPIlEE loft wauct: dm” - ~ - That W9-'i what had their workman. He. who had been

Barrlsters Aitomeys. Elo. ‘Dont you remember? Wmclfiy, kngriwd the laughin out of his three years in mason To l\lO.\'l-TY TO LOAN - _ » .. _ " ‘ ‘ '

“my Banding at dinner time _ . I said . _ . laugh. put the sombrenr-sq 1-nw his snamh he, gram them _ _ "Old

mi-5.20-imc-cali, b Himwl” “idly "’°“€*‘f f° Siifufs thunder-my eyes- set the lines of Gresham wouldnt know me any.

__ YHYO E5(-Hd M b ‘ bithsrness around his' lips; and way _ _ _ " he argue to himself.

BELL & MATHIESON U U T9m£`m 'Tl' Shfrikihl' worst of all-, brought him back into "His visits to the yards were 1,90

fore December 31st next.

All overdue accounts and promissory riots; gg un; hge

will be handed to our attomeys for collection unless a fur- ther extension ls arranged.

On and alter the ilrst of January next ws can “img

credit only to those who have paid in full Ill past due lo- oounta and promissory notes and who, being otherwise wor- thy of credit, make special arrangements with in is ohhh same. .

IL iz. sr-ii. ii. i. Muihifim u. n h I H k d ' ~' " - the World of frce men. with all his rare. I was one of 'the men: in Munson as Mscanmou.

. w en rs s . . l. - - _ ,

Bai§l::li;ry szoimeiiors t 8 C' .V011 ambitious energies tumed io a bum him, nothing more And I dong P00!-E di THOMPSON, LIMITED

chuieiieiuwa aria Mfinuiuc Lee remembered th" "M" f`f"' mg “we °° "° '°"@"K”"= *D Bet think Ames would either. . _ rw. w./broom; s. oom»imv,r.nui'i~un. P "

insasoi a Chill that had sr-'fur hun even with Ames for his cold will- .hanged so . _ . Besides Jam., J.AvMnnoNi\|.n|.oom>sNy |,|m»mn TT

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U V MARK R. MCGUIGAN at the inference in Ames um and ingngsg (D believe him guilty of Warrington would be the last pen |;_|_M“DoNALD‘ CUMPANYI Lmnnn.

Wflfds- .such e. crime; with Macklin for his son in th, world hyd be expecting L. C. ALLAN . W ,

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