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Your Individual l-l O R O S C O P E

-———— By Frances Drake

FOR. THURSDAY. JANUARY 9TH MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) ._.'rhere itre days when one may wiint to feel pessmiistic. T-day may inaiiy other lines of inderivor be one of these days, but, if you should move forward rapidly, effic- have the right faith and sturdy iently. Fine day for you with pro- fibre, plus determination, ycu‘li ductve ability, fosge ahead know.ng that, the fut- S PTEMBLR 24 lo OCTOBER 23 ure will be mod. (L iia) - The t 01s iiiicl equpmcnt APRlL 2i to M_AY l0 (Tuuiul- are rllilflYdllﬂi anti ready. wanting B: "iﬁchl indications ior you fclks. Encouagiig rays for important Y~11 birn bcifore May 6. for yt to put Llirm to good use. _ 11-11194 l9 HD1016 every nor matters, also for do- lity for advancement in mcsiiezty. romance. yfyur own lire and in other actvi- 11's that wrll develop ycu men- M) rliualiy and physically. . "l to JUNE 21 (G0lﬂllli)— f . r15 and other practical; niriticrs the pliinetaiy aspects are fuvomble BUT be careful in your lllll rela isﬁps -_ n1i5jndg_ c ‘ nfdcnce can cause s pcrliiins ned-

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THE cooks CORNER

EGGLESS SUET PUDDING

1 cup flour

l-H ieaspcon salt

l I-cﬂspoon clnnuinun

1-2 wilspcozi iminieg

1 1'2 611m bread crumbs

i cup iintiy chopped suet

2 tablespoons brown sugar

l cup raisins

1'2 011D Ci-urants

l cup sour milk

1-2 cup corn syrup

1 teaspoon soda

1 tablespoon bcillng wax,”

afETHOD: M.x and sift the flour salt, cinnamon and nutmeg. Add the crumbs. the sust, sugar, and

the fruit. Mix these together thor- '

i ughly.

M..\: the milk and |11eﬂ1 Sllglllly- Mix well and add 14> phe dry lns-iedicnts. then ma the sozia, dissolved in the boiling water. 1V1 X 1111l1l i-he dry ingredents are nicistcntd.

F.ll butteied mould or bowl 2-3 full. Cover and steam for 2 hours. FRUIT PUDDING cup butter

_ -3 cups brown su eggs l-z iieaspcoiis salt ' teaspoons baking puwder ttaspoon cinnamon -3 cup flour -2 pound raisins l~4 pound citron l-B pound currants 1 t.iispo.n grated orange rind 3 l-2 Clips crumbs METHOD: Cream the butter and gradually cream in the brown sugar. Add the eggs. one at a time and beat tlLf-Uglily after each add1t.o;i, Sift ilie salt, baking powder, cin- liZlillOii uxtii the flour and add these to [ht chcpped raisins. and cltron, ilie Wilsilﬂl iincl dried currants, the grated orange rind and the crumbs. Add the fruited mixture to the creamed mixture and str until ivell-blendul. Pour into pudding mzulds. f.li.ng them 2-3 full Illd steam for 3 hours,

GINGERBREAD

One-half cup shorttziing, 1 cup sugar, 2 eggs, I cup each of milk and molasses, 2 l-2 cups flqir, 1-2 teaspoon each of baking scda and salt. 2 t: zspcons ginger .MiX a5 a cak . sifting together the $10111‘. bakzng soda and salt. Pour lillf) a shallow. greased cake pan, and bake at 350 degrees for about; f: v-flrc mlnutcs. Serve h.t, with

W lived t-rpiam, 0r cream cheese.

machinery and tools and other 1n- dustrial workers are particularly favored. A responsive. friendly day.

FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 20 (Pisces) - You may find personal matters 165a favored than general bLl5lll€Ss and pi-cpositi n5 of con- cern to use public. Good perod for conferences, (IISCUSSDIIS, plat-is, stocktakng.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY has splendid characileristcs — de- pendability, ambition. courage, p rseverancc. It can succeed in al- mest any uiidei taking. Especally suited to work that brings it. in contact wtli the public. Must tver- ccme a tendency to domineer oth- ers.

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Thcy were stationed at. there bases Wiih the planes up over lieao

And we crept up closer to him And listened as he said,

1 am leaving you to night, pails, I can feel 1L in my bones

I Cilll icel those culcl chills o'er me As we hear our comrades moan.

He was lying there in sorrow

In ‘naidships and in piiin

But he was glad that he had help-

ed us.

On to victory and to fame. Now this ivai- will soon be over And zuioilicr victory won

For the younger generation ‘That is growing one by one.

Old Hitler thinks he'll lick us

But to his sorrow he will fail

For lie and Mussollne

time trird to no avail,

There aie siiiariei" heads in Bri-

tain

Then Hitler ever kne-v;

And I'm sure he'll realize 1t "efore this war is through.

NuW as this war is raging

On to victory we will fly,

Wltli the n. c. A. P‘ behind us We will do; or we will die,

So lets down Mussolini:

And crush old Hitler too,

For we know that dear old Britain Will always s00 us through. —Willis C. Reeves. R. C. A. F.

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lDorothy Dix Says——

lPROMISCUOUS KISSING DOES

| NOT BRING WEDDING RINGS Modern Girl Should Make Herself Desirable,

Yet Elusive,

If She Wants Some Man To

Lead Her To The Altar

De Do th Di —-I am a bachelor of 32. u m y x I would trade the vaunted freedom of the

to women and for women. single state for the problems

and great sutlsfuctions of there are several suitable ladies who

Normal in my attraction

mania e and might like

to know that, but not one of them knows enough

about men to win my love.

the modern

to a uiuuis heart. that what appeals to men is the mind

I am convinced that girls knows very little about the way 1f they did they would IUIOW the imag-

ination, giving a man the opportuhliy to hunt

and struggle suing hiin.

outcome uncertain unis ol‘ today laugh at the Victorian

piqueci.

belief that the _ months of" courLsln are so indifferent.

to hien of a

Answer-

You‘ve said it, Al.

pilination oi oaks, but never a wedding ring, decline in the matrimonial market.

cause times are hard and living high, Itlis because nature made man the hun- W ‘It?

the cost or Cupid run a budget ter and woman the pursued, and

and hope and dream instead of pur- it. is when the fight is great mci the that a man's interest i:

first kiss should come after p, yet they wonder why men _ Ii they only knew the value nucipation they would not wonder.

You offzr the real ex-

unv so many girls have plenty of

and why there is a. general fauoif and

It isn't, as is generally asserted. be- because when did love ever count

n women reversed the roles and be-

gan running after men they took to-

cover and began playing safe. Must Study Men

You are also right in saying that the nioderli izirl does not under- stand men. She thinks that the ir- resistible appeal to a man is flesh. so she strips doivn to the last ilg leaf. forgetiui of the power o1 iliu siun on ine masculine fancy.

She tries to make an imitation man of herself by aikinii herself out in nieii‘s clothes. ignoring the la(t that what attracts a mun to a woman is her being unlike lilni and not a poor stand-iii for his little brother And she apes menls \'l(£. yet the thing that the lowest man in the ivorld worships is purity :11 woman. _

Not ioniz B20 a Young izirl said to ,me that she coniitlifi. understand show her mother and licr granti- :mothcr and the women of their generation ever not married when thev were such prudcs and so chiin eroned and knew practically iiotlizirg ‘about. men.

EDesIrabIe and Elusive _

But there she was mistaken- Grandma may not have taken a course about sex iii co leae. but she "knew more about how to attract

ioombh Rlrls rolled together. For she lknew that since the bealrininz cf time 1t ls the unattainable that has iawakened the adventurous spirit 1n men and that _ to get the more they want it.

The same impulse that makes at man desire the beach that ls hilzh- est on the tree instead of thc 0W1-

CARE OF TIIE HAIR MOST IMPORTANT‘ (

Brushing and massage P13111019 circulation in the scﬂlp- _

The brush may be used vii!" 113" ly but not violently. i Biushing tends to make and; keep hair lustrous. _ l Avoid chilling the head _Vl'll.ll cold _. water 0r extremely cold or.

Do not subjcct the hair to ex- treme heat. Avoid pressure and tightness, l.e.. tight hats.

G9 outdors without a hat ln seasonable weather, _ Do not wear hat indoors. Cutting the hair does not pro- mpts its growth.

Singeing will harm the _sca.lp, and docs not lmprcve the hair.

It ls tinscienﬂi -. believe that slngeing keeps l-B hair fi-rm bleed- ing. Hair (I325 not cniitain sap or juzcc; it. cannot bleed.

Hair that is split is dead. Noth- ing can revive it.

Normally. hair grows about cne inch 1n six wecks.

PZQEiTvE. CONTRAST The cambinatlon..of curved fur- niture. such as Queen Anne, Hcp- pelwhlte and Sheraton, with Pan- elled walls. produces a. /ery peas- lng contrast.

To keep dust froi-n flying abiut when emptying yzur vacuum cleaner, place a large paper bag

over the opening of the dirt con- talrﬁr and the shake out the con- en

Eight tons of roses are required to extract for perfume manufactur. one pund of genuine oil cf roses. A pound of the nil is valued at up- proxlmately $175.

Castor oil ls used in the hydraulic brake ﬂuid oi! many modern auto- mobiles.

Birds star in circles ln keep within a column of iisc ndzng iiir. Once rutside this current. tlic bird must flap its wings,

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Tuberculosis now rnnks seventh

mﬂllrds shzuld be used with either a flmi boxspring or a coil spring with special features which flll the surface spaces between the coils to give the innerspriniz m fuller bire upon which t rest

DESIGN NO. X 481

ﬂiese dollles with linen center are beautiful when completed and fused as luncheon or supper mats or tray rlnili. Pattern N0. X 487 con- tains list of materials needed, illustration of the design and complete iii- ltructlons.

To order this pattern. send l5 Bureau. Charlottetown Guardian,

To Charlottetown Guardian Needlework Department.

Design No. X 487 N’\.\ll~‘. - — - - — — - - — — — — - — — — - - - - _ ._ - SlltEET ADDRESS — — — — — - - — — - — - - - - - .-. -

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cents in coin or stamps to Needlework

attress a death

importance as a cause of death. ill; has been rroed gradually into .t.i.is position since 1912. up to which time it had been the first cause of

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_ , lDEIIEIICG OI the harder 11 1111111! 15 ‘ inariiage ulltl divorce. 20 years your.

ripe one that is ready to fall into,

his lap. goes for women. L00. '

stolen kisses are sweetest and a “l guard d“

man will risk his neck for one who turns the cheek to the lips that are free to every one. When maidens were locked up from lmportiuiate lovers. nien married them to net them. Now, when a. man can have .u.i the leniiiiiiie companionship he “IJIICS ‘tree gratis for nothing the ‘out inaia crop increases year by year. , utnei- times. other manners. but men still want in women something iinat appeals to their minds and lilbflllS. something that fires their

JiIiIiLAIIIRLIOBS BIIH ﬁlls their dreams. l PAR-ENTS’ ADVICE lBEST IN THIS CASE

Dear Miss Dix-I am nenrlv 20 wears of age and rim deeply in love with a girl 1U ears my senior. She ;..n.. been manned lllld is divorced. I lwzint to marry her. but my pareiiis no not approve of it and have tried to persuade nie to

case like this? Answer- _ ‘the only thing for v0u_t0 do is to

stop seeing _l'li‘l‘.' What is the best thing to ‘dip in a . E _

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our rioaon

Amy Johnson Molllann, feminine glory filer, was flying urns: the Thames.

Britain killed

AMornlngSmlle

TIME TO WORRY

The officer of the clay ivas going his rounds when he saw that one 0t‘ the sentries was a very raw "e- cruit. who was having his first spell ies. Determined t0

find out whether the young fellow

understood his duties. he blgap to question him. "ff you saw a general approach- 1118. what would you do?" “Call out the guard," ilie recruit answered. "Very good! battle-cruiser l parade , then?" l "RBPQPt to the hospital for men- lta-llnispretion." came the prcnipt rep y.

STOREMAN EFITECTED IT

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Smith assured his wife that he was erfectly competent to mend the rcken WlﬂfiflW. He (role the fflljﬂsSllfﬁffwlltg and went. l0 nny the

"Quite a simple job." $11 Dkeepci‘. "You just pull out the old glass. fit in the new, fill in the putty, mid there you are."

An hour later smith himself once mere at. tire Dlﬁllfleloi" greeted liim w

And if ycu saw a coming across the ground, what wculd y u do

I said the presented

shop, The ilh an air

.fcliow your parents’ advice. Otlicr- 1°! “ﬁgm- 1111511101191’-

_ _ lwise you will wreck your life before men than all the glainor guns undl

it is §airlv begun.

it sirt only that this woman is l0 calendar years older than you are. she is. in reality. with her ex- .ove and courtship and.

senior. you are nothing but an

uniornied boy. she is a. mature woman and there is no possible way in which the zuii between you can be bricked. ii you were 30 and she were 40, you might make such a marriage a sue-I l

cuss, tiisugn ii, WOUIQ be taking a meat "' k. _

ii ,vcu were 40 and she were 50. iti would make no particular difference because vou would be oast the rom-j antic age and cone with the hct passions of youth, and you would be abie to settle (lDWll to a comfortable ciniitninicnsnip.

But at is, when your ideals aie changing" every day. when your tastes are unlcrmed and. you don‘t _ know what vou are izolnil to be yourself. nor what you are going to want in a wife. to marry a woman who. in reality, is old enough to be _vum' mother, is suicide. Don't do it.

BASIC PRODUCTS 0r‘ IVIARRIAGE

Dear Miss D1x—-If children are. it is said. the most precious by- prcuutt of marriage. what is the ieal basic product of marriage that makes it worthwhile? D. C. MacD.

Answer-

uniiciren are the best thing that marriage brings us. because we live our lives over again in them. Thev are mu earthy immortaity. By the time we are middle-aged we have lost interest iii ourselves. to a large extent. We have played our earns iiiiu we know _i'u.st what we have W011 or lost. But our children revive our interest in the game because we believe that thev will do the things we failed to do and make our dreams come true.

Aftcr that I think that the next best product of marrlaire is friend- ship. The sense of belonging to some one and of havlniz some one beloniz to us. the realization that we ﬁre necessary to some other human

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Rcnmntlc love is beautiful and thrilling in our youth. but the best love of all is the coniradeshlp that exists between a. man and woman who have shared the experiences of life together for 30 or 40 vears, and who can sit bv the ﬁreside tozether and say: Don't vou remember?

And still another valuable bro- diict. perhaps the most important of all. of marriage. is the discipline it gives us. It is the ﬁre through which we izo. if We have the oouraize to endure it that burns up much cf the dress in our characters and leaves much of refined wold. No matter. even if a marriaize is nnt very hubby or very congenial. it teaches some lesson. it irives some- thing of worth to every husband and WlIL‘. that iustlﬂes it

EMIOSSID Tl S S U!

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“Same size again 1 u y" l inquired. . s ppcse ie

usa Tcuuivu-arin scissoics

carefully tin r.

Dlsopse glass. cizen safety raz r . . scirsurs are the bes use. Beware sharp knives.

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3B to 52 years old. Women who are restless. moody. NERVOUS-Wilt! j fear hot ﬂashes, dizzy spells-to take Lydia E. Pinklmnfs Vegetable C0m-' pound. Plnkhamb Compound fa af- fective to help women during these "trying times" due to functional irregularities. Mada fn Canada- WORTH TRYING!

cf broken and need Ruizid-cnd for children's of can-openers and

Louder, Funnier Games Make Your Party a Hit

No shy violets n! this party!

Everybody a "cut-up"-—and your party a wild SllCCE5S——\\‘IlCil you play "Red Tape Cutting"!

Lay side by side along the floor a few lengths of real red tape and then hand out manicure scissors to the tape cutters. When you give the signal. your giggling guests starl cutting down the middle of the tape

Giggles turn into hilarious shriek: as they try frantically to avoid snip- plng sldewlse and cutting through the tapes. Whoever cuts through hi: entire length firm without sidewlse ships is the winnah!

Another jolly game, a dandy ice- breaker, is "Famous Foods". On cards write such food pairs as "Pepper" and “Sult". "Ham" and “Eggs". “Sugar" and “Grcam"—but only one word to a card. Then di- vide pairs into two piles.

When guests arrive. girls pick from one plle, boys from the other and all set out riotously to find their "food mates". A romantic moment when "Ham" decides the girl saying she's "completely scram-

bled" ls his “Eggs“.

In our SZ-page booklet you will find dozens of’ other lively ice- breakers. brain-teasers. fortune stunts. aames and gags-sure to win from your party guests a fervent "I never laughed so much In my

‘her.

Liv

"Whatever the weather may be." says he. gyhiaﬂtiever the weather may be. ‘s e songs ye sing, An’ the smiles ye wear, That's a-makln’ everywhere. -Jaimes Wll-iltcounb Riley.

Cottonseed cake ls being mixed WIUIbOOG-l as locomotive fuel tn

__._._._. At freezing temperature. a hun- dred unds of ioe contains enough heat raise the tempemture o4 65 pounds of water 17cm the freezing point to the boiling point.

"Wolf tram are inferior trees fS-Vohlﬁjl spread their branches, over- Dlpuiz an trees beneath. which his: m ﬂ- ture value.

WASHING DAY

Add a. tablespoon methylated spliits to the last rinsing water of table and tray clothes - it gives m a lossy crispness when ironed, tha can't be beaten. Loose covers lengthen the life cf mat- tresses and keep them cleaner. The covers can be washed easily Ln soap flakes; shake enough into not water to make a gocd lather, soak the cover in it for a couple of minutes and then squeeze through. the lather and rub the extra dirty parts; rinse in three waters and iron when almtst dry.

Mcroelsms. small waves that appnir continuously on sesmo- grap . or earthquake detector reccrtis. always have puzzled scien- lists.

CARE FOR WEAK POINTS

The housewife who ls stronger hi same ways than others will be wise to study these points and ar- range her wmk in a way to help her through the day without get- Iting so tired. If her feet are her ,w-eak int, she will stop for a ivliile urlng each hour and do some diirning or sewmg. If her eyes are poor she will sandwich in some cleaning between her sewing and reading. She will soon find her days are less tiring if she goes ab ut it in a scientific way.

JEWELS GLITTER Oh EVERY GOWN

There is much, of a to-do about jewels this season. Their forms are lovelier than ever and the drcss fashion is more friendly to jewels than usual.

Dresses in velvet and rayon silks have names of jewels- jade. am- cariielian, lapis. tourmaline, turquoise and amethyst, garnet, ruby and emerald. and a New You-k stylist has described cne castume as being "wordly as a black P811113 Brisic black dresser are perfect for jewel backgrounds and make (xccllent gifts.

Clips are wom in a series of tlii"ce_ five and seven. flCWh i119 diagonal neckline of a dress.

Furs are held in place with. huge pns.

Tabby is the name of a INK-led zipper cl'p with a patented fast- ener that makes 1t removable.

Bracelets are worn in rows of’ six and seven-there can't be too many. Twin bracelets are a mat- tier (f choice. but half a, dozen are. not too many.

Rings are worn outside gloves. and even gloves are jeweled. Gold straps of scme smart eve- ning slippers are studded with real amethyst and many with "near jewels."

Diamond earrlnﬂ-‘l 1W9 "$110M 151 every conceivable shape or size rind range from tiny buds t? 13118 pendants. Huge pendant earr ngs or emeralds and diamonds, rubies and diamonds. and beautiful ob- long aquamarine pendants. are very smart for evening wear and

gifts

The average man can now han- dle evcn the heaviest, of drums for.

With busy days ahead v=11‘11 war-l to be prepared. Make this neat locking house frock to wear while yqu are preparing for festlvltlel. and you're bound to feel rlsht 111 the spirit of the oecaslcnﬂlginly glnam 0r I Si? P 11 for this panel frcnt dress. Buttons down the frocit make it easy to slip lifts >r to take off without musslﬂk 5'0"!‘ 114111‘- Wm‘ long sleeves and no WW9“ ll 515° ma es a nice ttreet dress lri sheer worl or crepe. Your family will be proud o1’ u and your budBel W111 be pleas if you stitch this 5m!" frock’ up for Yourself. '

Style No 2690 ls designed for sizes ‘H, 18, 38, 38. 40, 42, 44. 48 11nd 4s Size as requires 4 yards 39- inch fabric with l-4 yﬂrd of con- trusting.

Send Twenty (200) coin ls i1"?- ferred for pattern Write plainly your Name. Address and style [number Be sure to state the elm "I'll wlsh

Style No. 2890 Size

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llfel" Send 20c in coins for your ‘e09? of Party Games For All 000M011! to The Guardian Heme 3ervice. Be my, to write plainly your Nam Address and the Name 0f b00106-

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Protect your family W111i illlﬂzmtle sanitary tissue

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—The Woman’s Realm

{ANUARY 9. 1941

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as he shoves the new up against the drum, Res. k

id the to load automatically. feet balance ed wheels, the truck eu- than the standard drum rel so that it can 108d 1r row, or back among 0mm easily as when the The truck is of all- cmstritction.

KEEP own TIMIII; away FROM so

. ai stand alone welded m“

She has the duliest. most m kind of job. Yet all ivcek slieutilcxi: it happily. writes rtuiii Millcii.

Monda and Tuesday she has a nice wee -end to remember , 11y Wednesda she is looking pr. Wﬂéfhﬂ to ano Ieizl

e say-s. “ pan my ri- i way ahead so that I'll havteiemmirilii? thing to look forwa-id to all me time. And I have lots of friends"

There are thousands of girl; like her-girls forced to earn a living 1n dull mrk without much hop. of ever having yobs lmpomm, enough to be call-ed careers,

But so many of them kt lhelr work ‘get them down. They have}... learned the secret of enjoying the hours that nrc theirs to do wlm as they please -oi’ having fuii to look back on and fun to 100k for. wand to.

Their holidays catch than ivitli. Out plrms and so arr» fl‘ll-l(‘!‘0d away. They excuse thenuelves [m not having any real friends tn m; Bfmmd that they haven't any place to entertain. ’I'hcy iell themselves how much fun they would have :1 they only had more money.

Wit-h nothing much to think about but their dull 111s. they gmw cranky. jealous cf fcilcw wrkci: and sour-faced.

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