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For ‘l ucsday, Novcmbcr 19th

MARCH 21 to APRlL 20 tAztesl .‘

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-L——-By Frances Drake

SCOPE

lestaile, social activities. P M. re- iccives best aspets. OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER 22 lsccrpio) — Industrzal, mecllanzcal, ‘transportation and manufacturing tntcresis are favored for you who are atzchzive to buslniss flllfl who will Lllke ' '

L-IBER tsw, “usl - Be careful about n: details, promises, agree- and how you manage your‘ cur einpl york. time and al- Toiiiiy of (‘Yi llliilli.

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necessary‘ ‘iiiodittrs than h“ \\':i.l'l. l\.ls l ' ariistlc 0;‘ strnl‘. \'.llu+- Uil- .02» iinpuz-lllni l.» go d su. JANUARY 22 t» P‘l<JBl’llJr\R\' 20

kquartlisi A sc 1c matte: \'lOlll’il and h.. gtlvtfflflivlli ‘l lll‘l".l)().‘ZIl("‘ rd . s arc l.i\.rii'\’l .

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You -hllu‘ld lllld tho rlizcirlooil and evening less restricting and l1lt\'(‘ friciiclly‘ for confliil. iii-

trii. .' A CHILI) BORN ON THIS DAY

. titgxxiii ‘l u wl; no: be wzll be very active; incl;n.li to be .n', pn-Jpi. headstrong; clever; gencrnlh l-ap- quire pa“; zlblc. Can become successful in a carver or trade. al-o in finance, if

he lcr she» wzlf lcarii t» control a quick ir-inilor and to listcn l0 sound l suggc-tzons.

l Portinanteau Mcals

How to provide Shcltrr snlck and

lllllTlPfI meals in queer places are l l among the wai-f-linc l10ll5’\‘l\'~5‘ fproblcms. ‘Thea’- klnds o2 rinc - l ' gency meals should be small in bulk l l but lei-go Ln nutaitive value- ha: y l enough to pack lntn a. small I

IlliDTflllV they shmrd bv pfl"

l mnn.

l A glance at the Ministry c: l-‘Jctls l "Four-group Chart." Ln \\'l’il1‘h foids ‘ are d:vided into "Encrg

‘Body-buildezs." and "Prue t .

Will help when chocsln/z fzon1- . ,

foods. A complci-(l meal contziliisl

ll/Pllls from each group. l

Whole wheat bread is bElIC: fir, sandwiches than white brcrld. for it. is a body-bullde" and a p otcc- ti-ve food. u. valualme source 0f the vital “Bl" xntamin. Wholc "lvhciit biscuits are good fcr storing in the iron-ration bcx, tcgcther \\'llll a l slab of plilln chocolate ztiirl .l pack- et of :a.s.ns. These ration; li'“<‘Cl not be touched unless them :~. real necesity.

When preparing di‘ nks for the vacuum flask; pack th<~ milk tor tea, coffce, or cfcna scparataay in

l a. bottle.

“Remember that it is unsncizli and unh/yglenic to leaw litter .l shel- ters and AR P. posts, sw choose foods and fzuit which are "t.ld_y" to eat. (‘ranges are ieheshliu, but. the smrli ls IWHPHBHIUI, Apple. 0r pcalrs are a better ChftlC“, Tonia‘ *5 are an excellent tonic stud \e y rl--| fl%l‘llllg. but do not. ue ihc-nl as a. sandwich. '

NEW EXAMS FOR WAR BRIDES

Rev. P, E. Rcbb-cck. vicar of Wol- , vencote. England, writes in his l parzsh magazine that when a bride stands before him at the chancel step; he would like to ask her these questions: i. Wilt thou premise to cook thebacon slowly and see that. it is not frizzled up to nothing? 2 Canst thcu mak e an appr-tlrii: stew fit for this man to eat. The vicar adds that before bans are published a girl should have a certificate of elementary knowledge I of cooking.

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ninlcnu IIEAII 00H! Misery Fast!

If you are suffering with discomfort: of a head cold. enjoy the grand relief that comes when you use Vicks Va-tro-nol. S-purpose Va-tro-hol is so effective be- cause it does three important things- (1) shrinks swollen membranes-Q) soothes irritation-til) helps flush out the nasal passages. clearing clogging mucus. No wonder Va-trc-noi is Amer- lcfl S H105! Widely used nasal medicine!

. . And remember,

i iagicefnbl‘ ilgigé q rc-vent man ’ Vl-‘IIIO-IIOI.

col s developing.

FIglHéEM/lg.

RUPERT> HUGHES

‘Alla a bcllutiful bird. tioney,

(,1 ilnrst. You must never. i\ the albatross, lloney \‘ the iilbaiross, IFS m? llnlc rriinc."

zlluili; ihc Domhuf, Jebb A soon reached the Dom l n) iollk ihc child. io tie

lil, told an cldcrli’ “YWPT f. -:- wlnli she wanted, cau- i hcr not l0 stir till 116 0811i" and kissing her good by. 111111719 ht for the wine-room. [hi3 11nd never heard of Casa- i. but silo shared his grit- lind the ivaitei‘. who fillfllif‘ a m‘ t‘ luilnlc-ironl Eillrlish, and hld illc P!‘ six little Kllifltlitll 0i 111$ 0\\-.l. became great triciicis. It was it DlPLISGIIlBI‘ place to wait than 0H R burning deck, but Cvnthias all?" tlzo was soon sated. {l}? l" [fr fileodil-s emptied his English iocn )- ninrv, rind his bag of tricks for ziiiiizsuiq a child jaded \\'lill dclal- And still Jcbl) did not return. [Kill- plnloss for hcr playmate. and lertfr for his loss. agitated the child, and she was fretting; ‘

"I mini. Nnnkie Dave! I “HM Nmk-J. Dav?!" And then. that cry inilins. slic hcgan to whimper:

" n: iiiv mnmnlri!"

Al lust Jrhh arrived at the door of ilic rtiiilng-rooiii. C_\'llilll2t precipi- lRiCll ‘llersef across the floor with a shriek of iov that disturbed the

bini Sill‘ i

" solemn room The vyaitcr followed

to explain with much lovialitv find Sfllllt‘ pom-v how long iititl “Pl! 119 had cniczialiicn his charge.

Jcbb, Willi t1 rcinnrkliblc magnifi-

the _ld ‘mlsoclety and kept other men away

cent-c of inannci". called for reckoning and hind it with n piece oi ten marks. and bade REC) the change.

ic- rain cf gold llad begun, Mr. ___.

Croesus was himself again. Milt-mg the roluinlnoils ‘ lli with ndinirzliion.

back to the station.

of lofty tenderness. of the courtesy an nilclcn: knight \\0u.d have shown l; l.t(l)'i' 0i hlgii clegicv, minglcd with llit‘ all-tiltnliilliciiiicss 0i a pct-i. wl.t-~< llillugilts wctt- DllSltd wlln siiillc glf‘. illcnic.

"ciecnls to inc, honey, that the trclih was headed other way when no it'll l'rll.>’l_\' - pYLlbflU-l) lin mis-

lfirllll- ilcl iilinvd round "fl-‘lll 111 llllupll ~l.,lll :" ' l 1n in. luigt ‘>5 i.» lXIlilil tile lr; n -. irlcd to viii... ovcr anti il.. a gorgeous Qlilfel‘ who

. bc at least a tukci‘ 0i. cltles inslcll ul lit-lets. On uelnand Jebb brought out ills pocketbook bild nloclllttl im- lcmalilclcr oi a tlcktt. .lllil l. .lli‘.i "lu Oslt-nli. iii '\‘..m ".;l.tl.lllc.l illut ills train "to. hlllgcl‘ m1‘. gcgangvii." vvlill iln all oi ailghl. pallcnte Jcoo ll. iincu Lite Inn-Ii, wlicm no called ' lc-ln lIEDcF uellelal,‘ tlhJl lle cc; cu alifl. intended tc take Lne tidlll aJlillUlilQ belore hlm. ‘the pal u, _;cill._. touched by the title -l.v llllkt Llkltl 1A scldll; ul £Uk1lo€1| lillllllmh tile ulslillgulsllcu sll‘ lliztt tlit- llanl was liu long-cl‘ tllu blur».- Llapicss. but till: Ubucllu-vltllna clX- piess and that utllel" tickets wouud m: iclluticfi. if-lu .l-,l.lc<: that that made noth- ‘lu hllll out, alill vicllt t0 HIE lh Ucillldll c1

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\ nilln ilnlt killed it suifcrcdi

waiter pa m, g Jcbb took Cynthia's hand and tut-y weili. 1n his other

hand herstrl-lrgraspcd the Clad-SLOW. His manner w the child was one

DESIGN‘ NO.

' l \ llPll l'(‘if‘.\(‘(| at. , fiizsirziilnn 0f stitchcs. and complete instructions

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lslllpllslllg conccllluss, llc culled tcrl one llliu ulle-ilali Lllilsfllb. llit; inciil in tlle cage iiattuully illqulrcu. Lllougll ill lcss tulstucrutlc ucliilfln; WEBB

station, lily u

101' uebb snillcci airily and quoted a rclliunibeiutl ilnc. “what bLiIllk/Llg llllVL‘ vou?" The beard witlnil waned !\\llt:iii ‘allu lllC elUKCIWSGiAEK flil-“AHH- led with a laugh. l "I"l'BIlril\).lrttflA - Main, jWurzuulg." . i "Wultbllrg, eh? ‘Phat ttlstcs good iLo nic. lL/Hs schineckt Hill‘ gum" l I CIIAPILR III ' Hoveiiilg a ‘little this side of his drowsy eyes saw. or seem d

‘see. through a |ailu alien design, u distant tower of B

Hamburg, l

b slee , e o

luml ilcill U1 liar/break. AL its tQp-|

I ‘Ihe rest oi the

a. rose to bloom. violent shadow. Ln a balcony circling the tower he rather nnaglned than descried o mote oi a figure. and rather dream- l cd than ilcaitl a voice tar, far away, and crying; “Allah-ll llkbur! Allahu Akbarl Al- lahu Akbar! Allahu Akbarl"

opened door, and cyclids seemed to crcak as he heat _ 0d them ajar.

ldecd siighhy opened, and peering, mwjinto the room was a facc. It was

lthe black and. g l Negroid-somcth [Negro and less tian o. man.

ldoor, the fellow padded over t0 Jebb land with 1e

the corrido m4 lu a b m

window 0f quaint full of glowing chaligceoallngqdttlxfg

Slillllllg stature, JUSL vlslb.e m me syrup. The voluminous aroma. float- m

‘intst t.,l the rising sun llaci coaxed 00 i99-

sunl sit-alt was still enveloped in Jebb. But he was so

here? What country is this‘)

are vou? beBuY. the answer was g [glsettg 31b-

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l FREQU NT DATES

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

al and Persona

5| Dorothy Dix Says-

DANGEROUS

i UNLESS YOU’RE SURE OF LOVE

Monopoly of a Girl's or Boy's Time is One 0f the Greatest Faults That Should be

Overcome by

Dear Dorothy“ l and make her th three times a week for

k she dropped me?

ings. _ and R0 with common, YG

l

A

Many anothc

lsort of consolation prize. he P He stands her up on dates. van allergy to the telephone.

lthat hc is weary of l\(‘l' mid wants"

gto be free. , , But docs she take tire hint hel hands her? Not at all. ho woman‘

so dumb as the onc who Will‘ ilotl UDKlEIS-hllfl that a iimiifllltw L0H"? ~,.l llgllru hct as All Uli Woman‘ 01 ihu sch around lli.. ;i -l-k lnsu rid, 0f a batty Lcvc. N0 wuiiilln so fur- i fllVLhfl Rb lflf.‘ 0H8 Wilt) \\'lil llUl. (Illiif- rel with tier one and oiill’ uatic. it is VLFLUflily unpossluic to nllikc her break with him.

Man 0n the Spnt I

l This pills the Illlill on the spOLl and the 011.)‘ resource lcti. to him is; to fade out of the picture as gruce- l iul.y as tic can. uunt answer lel- ters and telephone calls asking if you arc s.ck und what's the inat- L; Have buyers iroin Oshkos that you must see on the old (law nights. Ant; irlaybe alter a while she will sort oi get the idea that you are pulling out, _ _ Or else nist tell the lady frankly that all bets are oti, but this is a dangerous thing in do. ior she will weep on your silonlder and tel ycu how much she loves you, and how she has givcil ilic best years oi her lite to you, and you will be sunk. Anyway your dilemma calls ai- tentlon again to the folly cf “going steady" with a girl you do not care enough for tc marry. The man thinks that when he gets tired cf hcr he can kiss and ride away. but unlcss he is an utter cad it isn't s0 easv its that, After he has

S‘

IXIOHODOllZQCI her

l IL was oniv on lis fourth inton- ation llltit he made out tlic words. and then L110)‘ ulldlll. ilothlhg .0 nliil, lnere lOl.0\\cu a cliuin. in the, same strange language, so mcllotivcd‘ by remoteness that it iilterwove, with the (ii-cam rug on the loom of} Jculfs urowsint-ss. ilic words weie ‘strange and lhcrc wuis n0 meaning,

a yiear and a half and I than that I have no good reason for leaving her. I would like for her to do the a swell person and I don't want to hurt her feel- a week. but 1 would like to break the monopoly l would still like to date her possibly once

three times a week. I am 25. She is 30. J

He omits flowers and candy. He shows her in a thousand little ways

Young Folks

Dix-Will you please tell me haw to get rid of l Iifl

dating one girl about

I have been GI‘

am tired o! her. quitting. as she is

We haven't much in uxpect me around Ol-lN.

other girls. t she seems

hswcr- .

Well, John, the most difficult task that any man ever confronts is freeing nlmself from the woman of whom he has tired. ever found a painless ilvay of doing it. he has not revealed his discovery fcr the benefit of ‘his suf- fering brothers who are in a like predicament.

1f any man has

l’ man like vou desires to sneak out.

the back door of a ilear-lovc affair by making the girl break of! the relationship herself. thinks that vlvill siglve her fticie agllonpzherullrigéids

, 1- b t bout 10w 1e gave ir e an‘ w _ a and m“ be n“ ab A w o“ a icks quarrels with ller about nothing.

HG

He develops

and prevented her from establish- ing herself by marrying. he owes her something more than a "s0 long. Mary." He has done her a great wrong and gotten himself into a situation into which he either fce‘s bound to marry a “'0lll‘lll'i he dot-sift love or desire. or clsc seem like a quitter.

The best way ls for both men and women to keep in circulation until the times comes when they are rcadv to take on "a steady" for kecos.

WIIEN AGING ‘WOMAN SEES NEW LOVE

Dear Dorothy Dix-Just what, does a woman in her thirties do when she meets a man in his twen- ties and falls crazilv in love with him? This woman has been hap- pily married for fourteen Years- Her husband is a fine man who warships her and until now she hHS thought she loved him. She is mor- ally a good woman. has a realm“- slble position and has always con- ducted herself as a perfect lady. So far it. isn't a case of infidelity cr unfaithfulness with her. but it can verv easilv become that, and I would like to know of some way t0 Put l stop to it before anv damage ll done to her or to her husband.

HER FRIEND. Answen- _

I doubt if anything that anv- on» could do or sav would have any influence with this woman while she is under the spell of youths fascination. Fbr the time being she has lost sight o! all moral values. She has thrown all thought of enn- sequences tc the wind, and vou can no more reason with her than you can with an insane person. ‘

She kilows that she is 201112 to break her husband's heart and wreck her home by what she 1.! doing. She knows that she is los- lng the respect of all who know her. and how people leer when a woman or her _ age acts like a lovesick

lfiiiljv it iorelgn music, in that ccn- scllo°lgirl~

cluuiilg pniilsc. "Prayers ale cclzcrl $1“. kn?“ w“ “Q ‘Po-v “Funk M...“ swap,» “him me dlmpsy and twenties is reailv in love twit 1P8. dublous lnuezml], we“; o, L“, middle-aged woman and ha .e

,.sieep spiiul stairway, acids to the, ‘sunrise Azan. l

when lllh t‘_\’95 actually perceived Lhc lllllilllCi through the latziced wlildosv. and lllklflt’ out wnat main, her of room he was in. he sat up with a. start. He fell back tinrlleu- iatell‘. His nerves jahgled like a harp thrownto the floor. l

To move his head ever so slightlyl was t0 put hinisef on the rack, but curiosity forced lliin to endure the ‘lbllflllllgjlI his face so that hc cou d,‘ study his whereabouts. wonder fil -l ‘cd him tille he thought he was back l a dream.

The last thing he rememberedi was a sense of drowsiness on a train l in Germany. But this was neither a. train, nor (icrnlany,

"This is Japan.‘ thought Jcbb, who nad never bccn there.

l He lay on a sort of wall-platform

wavered. with a heap of cotton mat- , I re

; ‘S588- Ovver him were spread, quilts of delivate fabric. On the‘

lflcor were many rugs tinted like

.l1CQl)S_OI_6U[lll\illltl loaves.

"This is Persia." he concliided,l

thinking of the rugs. He had never}

0n to Persia. . At some vaguely later period hel iought he heard the creak of an‘ his own leadcn

The door was 111-,

istening skull of

at rig more than a

leaving his sippers outside the ft . h ..

Dillow aeldcrtllls hill? adjusted

to die comforta-

He wants me 1y." sighed Jebb hed lessl . Then the man shu fled Izaak m

bout it, he besan to break an ebon to Jebb announced it to him as "Poisoned,

no doubt." thought

nick that he How did I et o

rish in which Jebb, who was

Something of a linguist. could find no

Kinship to any language of his

illtt

l will soon tire of her and throw her‘

aside for some girl of his own age class: that. she will be left deserted, shamed. her own life in ruins.

And. knowing these things. if she has not the courage and the prin- ciple to but this folly aside and do the thing she knows to be right. no one can make her do it. We have to refnrm ourselves. No one can fur- nish us with a substitute backbone.

Unfortunately it is not an iin- common thing for women of your friend's age, who have been , virtuous, respectable, sensible wives ahcl mothers. to go audderll batty over some kid young enoug to be their eon.

Maybe it. L; because after many years _of humdrum domesticity they are seized with an irresistible crav- ing for one more bite of romance. Maybe it is because they realize that they are getting old and their, 00k!» are 20mg. that they feel that they must have one more fling at girlhood. l

But. whatever the reason. than‘ 1P 011"’ always ends in disaster.

Not long nco an old actress who had earned inhny fortunes in her day died in poverty. Before nir death a friend asked her what she done with all the mohel/ the had made, and she replied: "Young lov- ers come high." 'I‘hcy always do.

WIIAT TO D0 ABOUT TELL-TALE LIPSTICK

Dear Miss Dix-What is the sen. 51bit think for a wife to do when her husband comes home with lip-

acguaintlnce. ebb noticed now that he Ill clothed neither in street-suit, M? in his by amaa. but in l gar- ment he cou not recogniu. Hi1 hands. femeizn- ring a habit he him Bcqulied and lust, went convulsiveiy to his Wliist. His money belt was KOne. his ten thousand dollars had evil rated-wind the belt with it. ere are mynclothes?" he dc- Elflllded- H"! an in but German. Wo sind meln Kleiderf" and in $37K!“ "envh. "Ou sont mes hab-

But the black only glbbered. (To be Continued)

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are no crn N0.

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