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New. glamorous, ribbon hats wit

and l)!‘(‘ll,\' to create.

town Guardian T.» Charlottetown Guardian Needlework Department

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P it N lllllgrochtemd a ern . ', . ,. .. .. illutration of the design and coihplete oioril-latnalliliiigrleegayih Mum You could go awa!"

lotus.

i0 order pattern: Write or send address with 15 cents in coin or stamps to Needlework Bureau, Chariotte- lt was after a dance, and they were and I are engaged."

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By Bentley Ridge

This link with history seemed toinuslo stopped he drew her into an Myrle quite unconvincing. The mod- alcove to slt down. ernity of Christchurch. oi the Bar- "Look here." he said. "I want to bours, was something broken oi! know. I want to ask you-——-Will from all tradition. Nothing was you marry me. Myrle? more than seven or eighty years old. The neon hts. the movies. the refrigerators, t e shower baths. the plentitude of cars, the lack oi class-consciousness; the manners and ideals of the inhabitants-all was already made these were completely modern. "If you really want me, Rex."

Yvonne and Diane had an un- "I do! You're lovely. I think you're I ‘Nd ceasingly “good time." Myrle went wonderful. Look, I'm perfectly sober, w’ u ‘l to picture parties, tea parties, and I mean it from the bottom oi my ° dance parties with them. All her heart." lovely clothes, up to date in a hem- She smiled. It was a moment oi isphere always six months behind panic. Dreams. fancies oi ideal love the fashion, were brought out to ad- r060 out o! U19 Dust to 111001! her. vantage; the rustiness of hard work But such things belonged to an- at "Petersdown" slipped away from other like! . . . She could help Rolf. her, and she emerged shining again he could help hor- Hol’ smile was in her oper sphere. all the more brilliant for the eiiort

But t was too easy. They were it costlier. unsophisticated young people. for all “What funl Yes. I'd love to marry their pocket flasks and petting you-though. of course, I'm simply parties. This life would never make 119111111688. you know. Rex." ier happy either, Myrle realized" “I'VE 80$ Bil W6 W311i. Think what

Slie spent several week-ends with we could do! Wherell we go? I11 the Barbours, and true to his word. Mo? Iifilikiflil’ from this moment! Rex Wilde attached himself to her. ' ho you will drink less." said Everybody said he was idle and use- Myrle. Yfidiy. . less. And so he was. idleness to him ‘Oh. I'll stick on the wagon more was not an exacting occupation. as 01' 168% you kilow- To DloB-io voil. I it was among the eflete in Europe. 69-!»

He was siliy,. .But there was kind- The moment was confused and ness and honesty in him_ Myrle felt. lmrefli- They 58¢ there. he holdinz

PHYSICALLY

Cure Many

can" W nmnmes "LOVELY T0 nook A!" ‘WWW “m”

No‘ u“ her. ."We're both out of place here. moment. he led her on to the dance

That's why I drink too much." floor. sayin that they must an-

"But why do you stay here?" said 110111106 it. t ey must tell everybody.

He sought out the Harbours. found

~50 ggujd you; 5.11.1 Rex, "You Yvonne Just about to start dancing could collie with me." with her partner.

He was a little drunk at the time: Yvonne. congratulate usl Myrle

feel even sorrow.

flowers are inexpensive little creature down on the bed

You are emotionally above picture with your name and

sitting in the Barbours’ drawing- Yvonne raised her eyebrows, went room having a last drink and play- through all the motions of being ing the gramophone before everyone tremendously surprised, and ended wit dispersed for home. . by SByiIIBI

yr let the remark pass as if she hadn't heard it.

But it put an idea into her head. Rex had money. twelve hundred a year; they said. he would inheylt, the crowd to tell Diane: in a mom- rilty thousand when his father died. out Rex and Myrle were the oeuvre means. Rex could certainly take her away of B. Coniirflillllfliory group"

_ irom “Petersd0wn-"

“Did you?" s

"Yes. but not so soon." woman. Maybe you will have to go

PROVINCE—------_-

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He drank, of course. And she coul left alone to dance. upper hand oi you--

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THE CO K ‘S CORNER

BROWNED PAPR-IKA POTATOES

Six medium-sized potatoes, 1 tablespoon incited int or drippings. 1 cup corn flakes, l teaspoon pap- rika, 1 ts: T0011 salt.

Pare p ntces and cook in lxillng water ut twenty minutes. Drain and brush with fat. Roll corn flakes into line crumbs and mix with paprika. and salt. Roll pota- tcrs lll ci-tmtb mixture until well covcrzd. Bake in shallow greased linking‘ pnn in moderately hct oven i425 degrees: abcut 35 minutes.

BiOlLED BEEF WITH HORSE- RADESH SAUCE

Three pounds short ribs of beef, 1-2 gallon water, 2 onions, 3 ounds greo- cabbage, 3 carrots, sat. Put ti.“ short ribs of beef in a special boiling pot with the water. Add salt totnste. When boiling add the car- rots zuxtl ‘ ‘s Allow <e hours, I111 odd tile green CLlFZIIHQ which has been rird. Cock all tcgeher for rs. sezva the ylicrt ribs cn a platter with the green cabbage carrots and onions urazig around t):- rnedt. Serve with in sauce made as follows: 0.. pint cream sauce (but- ter, tlcur and mliki. remove from fire and add egg yolk, than stir in 0Y1!‘ llPilplllfl tablespoon grated horseradish. Season and stir well over flame; do not boil.

fulh ba d ho orks six days: week and makes a delcekliitvseahugogtdesrliietigo 1gb. lln Iwknovzéitbhliéoélfhi! Myrle hesitated. though her mind $31313‘ ' o ° 112m” bfilfinmgrllfinm yum ‘M h“. m - u“ _ . ur oms e _ - mun The first two and a half years of our marriage we _ bmh

these things and could save no money. Before and I381‘ tho bib I at deal oi medical care and this took quite a bit o money. ave no ebts at piiesent, but due to rising prices oi food and rent and

union dues still donkzflseexu: agggktlom, washing and cleaning and ‘t:

ing care oi the baby and a six-room house. I worn out with the work and for I deny myself dresses and amusements.

akwflriflnfilglllllfi the baby cries and aw e a. .-

i th tier i him t it is ust s lxilggllllngfifl ‘tang? he will grow out of it. bul it I running me crazy.

Now my problem is I have gotten so I don't know whether I love my hus gotten so I don't seem to have any lee either him or the baby. wrong with me?

"- hausted that you have gotten emotionally 11111115- I remember a woman once telling me You and I are alike.” he said to her hand and talkins: and. after a gitilgaday, $115 Iséiemvgaui git) alzzflgili-bgddllieléufi géihllxvl‘! 3e 259C122? Nothing but her own weariness. And and fell beside it in a stupor from which she was aroused by the baby's stirrili! 811d 11111111?! 11111191119 mmm‘ Th“ brought her wide awake and enabled her to save ts e. in the some state

. e h 1 t t It dispeised at last. and they were not a good manager. 01rd gist-tagger; twaiiiltiicen goal“ gliinem to simp“ y you:

VyliJARY ‘WIFE LOSES INTEREST IN FAMILY.‘ Good Help, New Clothes And Movies

Tired Women

DIX-I am twenty-two yes-rs old and feel ll if I I!"

pedtoget

have any money. I have to do all

ching pennies. permanents,

GVQTY Us.

me The doctors ssy that ere is th tha

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band or not.- I ha B. 0 YOU wh t a gals“; DORUH-IY. think you are so physically v1-

that she had nursed‘ a sick child

she laid the

and a e baby ei. the

‘Me - ~ Mo...“ _ never really love mm Bu; she Myrle felt like someone who has mode oi living. - was; g n oung couple to A . S .1 f “Zlrlld help mm’ “d he “mm M“ Efsigggeféomtlti; mszitiuat-‘Egliger-‘zifitialgt. uavéliélmgogiggilrgfialilliainliulssailillisrltala‘lire airyithlntg ave bread and [M ~ - e a - , crnlng n1! e; dofiifloihi, "(Sgt b§§§ Zflngpiiffiy hectic galeti’ 231253 i121‘. “allelic; meat ' ' ' ° ' '

, day’ go ask her when she was com- comfort. travel, everything would be """'* "‘**" “‘***+' ing to town and when she did go to Dofiiibio! CHANGE HERE stay with the Barbours, ne drove up Ii “'35 mi? "m?" the ‘lllober inter- ———' . Tellforth. Rosemary approached at gall th A m“ slipped on we mom, tliey_ stopped to have lunch he tricd wol- n M81102” m a tube Station mg gclilétéseihfir. For the first time Myrle Once Wm‘ '1 smile which mllde it no opportunity for advancement in star a to slide to the bottom. Th t, "Hm h t m, the Half-igsykdviri tantalum “m1 i‘ Barbgurgvfo tilze siilseicewexilivezlc Bail, very happy. wcma , necking ‘ei ovtr. To- expecting to met Rex. A large flunk Thank vQu‘ Rnsemaryjv gether the two continued to the be, of younger people had come m was touched and dlsarmed by the 1n a large my? bmlom‘ v from the country for the races. 1111151111955 which 511°“ l" the girl's earning a livelihood? When they swlmtd- m? “m” Myrle met Rosemark Kane in the 1M6. still rather dazed, cccitlnucd t0 sit dres5ing_r°cm. Tellforth said to Rex: on the mans chest. He icpkedup ~50“, lovely you 100m» 3054mm” "Congratulations, Rex." lt§§§m‘l"“%..“2.ll" trtltraliss “y, asmignglv- ., ,., ., ‘r r a - , yr e, er ivory . ou ers an SOJY but this l“ as i" as I 3°’ dark head rising from the close em-

_‘—— bras of dark red CHANGED PLACES swirleed into waves about her ankles. The little wcman had worried the

_ l°¥kfgynggn% gggnggfifrtgom w_ out a chaffing word to Rex. gm" “i” miles l" the busiest gether. Tellforth was there, waiting lme of the day, and at last he had for Rgggmgry, managed to satisfy her.

Held up for a moment by crowd. .. .. i 1 _ be“ ind her.’ “D0 you know‘ Mr‘ Peek," Said How do you do? smled Myre Yes‘ shes from Home, the wcmnn,

T 11f th’ f ll d l in "ill-ion I ccme into theecrcijwd gs ghzeremgvejdvgwayexwith w wok “l- delightful t” 3'0"!‘ 5119.11 I had a dreadful head- Rex Wilde: and Rosemary, who had ache. Ive quite lo-"t it ziow." not the figure to look like a flower.

"I'm 5° glad- I d° hi?“ Ymfll be no financially dependent upon us.

mal sort of smi .

As they went in to supper Myrle 6mm“ m cover m

seated at the tables as they passed

to seek your fortune.

‘Lovely know___!.. lonely in your life.

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“It um. 10*." the distracted said with a hint of sadness in her ‘“1“".““°d m“ 1°°k°d “l R“- l’ {ltiegitnssigggybtg 52131113321133 Xsgféifvgggexlgivivs a lob. and when

.. . . . "s hl” A gi Ls voice hushed the " shes ‘very good looking. isnt she. 5 r rind bu? what it costs just ‘ti?’ ‘xexfiilzi zfégrghgflie of loneliness and you Wm P? no 3.5511,? crll-lglfii gllzullnggtgigrtlietgeliglble men you dream will fall ed

n ove w yo a - {or g1 . h i kin ood marrinses as the ~ .

m» girls have Buohhggggfigefllgfigsfsélfizmck; ed ivory with a Paste or Precipitsfed HI s §l.’ll“.’f.2 ..°.ll‘.l‘.’.饑tl§.l....‘.‘i’il.'a2§‘..la’;$.. .. ...:".. . squalid ...... apartment where they are crowded aeclileatthln and whore. lilo! their 10118

31mm’. “lye got. it!" ' eyes:

speaker.

(To be Continued) out W“ Wm be shabby‘

Ge Tellforth looked surprised at the uestlon

>_____ "Yes, she is!" he said. “But she o a ' m you have“ 51,“ your gmonh needs wanopmgfl, Devel p T lent at Home Willi i118 time. don't Bo to a. beauty "Wflilwmfi?" quell“ Rflemlfl- Fashion Art Course shop during your lunch hour, leave with 8- Smiie- ,

before your hair l; drv_ and leap. "Yes, wallopingl’ said Telliorth pear at wcrk with tight. narrow hearlliy-

waves. If ycu go. stay till your Rosemary 11111811611; but looking at locks a“. [hcfcuffllv d“, and have his oblivious face, the shadow did the hairdresser brush carefully and m5 115mm‘ "1 h" 9Y9!-

rerirrange the waves. A flnger- REX 11nd Myrle danced the first wave that, won't stand a good dance; he was sober, but was silent brushing just isn't worth its price. and seemed ill at ease. When the

THAT HAIR-DO IN YOUR LUNCH HOUR

business rls in a city

hard day's work, they have to cook

luck. - ‘ .

DEAR. no children" live until the lob is over..

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You‘ ave

In iltc long run, success layely depends on ponenal conducts-—- lhoimprcnion you mch onoihcn you work wlill; And nothing can be such o jinx as "LO."

"BO." is no respects: of persons. We all. perspire . . . as regularly as we breathe. When perspiration deposits accumulate on your skin, they soon become offrnsivc. “B.O." results. Ordinary bathing won't do the trick. To be really safe; you must use Lifebuoy“~it'l the ONE soap especially made to PREVENT "110," m; on," popular soao contains Lifebuoyk

o erspire — You d0n’l' have to offend!

special deodoriz-lng ingredient that makes you sure of lasting

bathformakingyoufcclrefreshed and peppy FAST! You'll go for that rich, thick, ZIPPY lather in a big way. it makes you SURE of all-day protection. Lifebuoy’: fine for face and hands, foo. than many ao-callcd "beauty" and “baby" soaps.

[IFEBUO

Should I go and be with him, or sta ANSWER-Go bv all means. tion against the gold-diggers.

wanna»: GROVE sciioor. cnosnvo

‘me annual examination of War- ren Glove school was held in the schoolroom Monday afternoon June .. . . g9_ wlhhha. large nutmber of potent! . resen .

Dani Try to Copy-Use Charis “ngegrlile xgonpq “resided u chm-

Dlscouraged so soonl Yet this man and the following programme would-be fashion artist has s real w“ presented; talent to develop. , chm-m by the pupii.

Like so many girls who long irfeloome Recitation by Verna for a well-paying career in art, Sanderson. she must do her studying at home. Grades I and II ReadiM-

But she doesn't quits know how Duet: Norms Jewell and Mar- b go about it.

grams, professional instruction can help you. With their aid you soon learn to draw really graceful, well- proportioned faces and figures.

For the glamourous, Garboasque face of t"e fashion ads, draw an oval and divide it in half. horizon. tally. This is the eye line. Now divide the lower half into five equal parts and place the nose lino two fifths down from the cys line, the mouth three fifths down.

Once you have these main pro- portions, the finishing touches come easier-shaping the eye and mouth, ‘drawing the soft contours of the

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And the figure? You follow (h; same principle of dividing up, as our 24-page fashion art course shows you. Teaches you perlpgg. iivs, how to "block in". pose and dress figures, work in line and wash. and draw fabric textures such as: velvet, Jersey. net, chiffon, also

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" ... freshness. There's nothing like a Lifebuoy

Bend 20o in i a "mum. mfm‘ “lagging?! {$961718 Guardian cme Service.

sure to write lainly your m“ m, g,‘ "m, Director a

Volunis

d Women's Services Division, Department n National Wsr Services. and a for- mer ' deputy minister in

the Ontzrihrublo Welfare De~

e of the Di- vision ls to unis both voluntary elvl hi

It's 20% milder

- vvarh work snail ‘u! hleiflic: sue a a un- mn“ A“,_ fear ulovlmen", t mangle: gtrwardc ' In bole an s. cou-

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A YEN FOB. BRIGHT LIGHTS

D MISS DIX-We are two young women in our early twentiel to ietch her, On the way down when vul that they saw Rosemary and who have good-salaried positions in our small home town We is town since graduation.

°bvl°us m“ she knew- eli blemen our own age who have simi ar interests.

d ise t l ur secure Jobs and our 806d 110m“ l"

Myrle ordelivgrinsicirollclita‘; 101:1: arid eiggeofruitful social and intellectual contacts

shouldn't there be more to life than the monotony of TWO PERPLEICEZD GIRLS.

ANSWER-Unless we happen to be

To Myrle he merely threw s for- ‘or any hill. b”?!ilugfiiilnlévilighatiwavllfifiificnifi hzalxwiid 1° onous so e M s5 iieyond that we get out of our work whatever we

. put into it—interest excitement, amusement, or boredom- chiffon which S" “m” Blames 5mm the °°°Pl° whether we get tun s or vawns out oi our Jobs. ls m t I wish that I could say something to you two small-town 8h‘ 5 Here and there someone called would make you realm how much be

thre th swady jobs than you wotégJiibehifltVgog0Od ggunigxtlall e homes. with

M rle heard a man's voice saying or good food w eat, a nlce room 0g you; awn; sequence in your community: you have never been hungi‘ . or cold, or

Your employers take s. personal in You have never just been a cog in a moohille-

ou go to a city. you will wear your shoes out going from

GO WITH YOUR HUBBARD

A few weeks ago he had to so out of town to work and My problem is this: getting money from men who work there and who are earninl bgmwlflel

pm Sanderson. Pu ils This is where ehsrtl and dia- Recitation: Harvey Jewell. g g 615M

The Women's Institute of the ' - ggluo dm-M a!“ fles- Igg é'g¢in7.l.‘°1.l§.12°°"r'§’ 11.»...- were resen as o on: r surrey of tug“ makl yam M Wm" cent in the year's wor : Neils Mac-

Wheattle , Arifvur

Maisie and Harvey Jewell. Prize

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You have plenty oi dates

emfloy- ou fln one For the first t e you Will

to live that "poor men Nor do any

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National ar Finance s‘ *' b, 1M1. Dix-I am married to s. wonderful husband and have myis 531:: merit month l§l‘.'.‘i1......-.__-.- nmhtcrycm 1113:: The townis full of women throu out Osnadc. wsre fiéafiihu” ralievesmonthly " b tallso o , to he put the drive over the to? nervous feelingsliili: Al, this cause

where I am? WORR.

....;“.."..*.t:*tt.id.rs*llg.si.ijjg.,ugh; “my i“ so“ who “result on h d to i t ble home and depen en upon o r ves ?.§'.d¢'£'>n§'p§§ial'.§i.1p, $.°‘i'.'f.1‘1’§ llnveigled into entsngling alliances with any el- ca; women when they are separated from their wives. of sheer loneliness. but it breaks up their lives just the same.

Song of Whiskey. G

rade IV and V Geography. Exercise: Litt'e Things Count. Recitation, Kieth Whestley: ‘Ihe little Boy's Troubles. Grade VII. English and flylriene. Recitation. Marjorie Sanderson. Help The World Along. Spelling Baseball Game: Grades IV, V and VIII. Recitation: Ernest Owen: Belt on’ Birdies‘ ‘rails. Exercke: Making of the Flag

s ~ d Harvey Jewell.

Physical Demonstration by all the §f§mm§°£§ffmhw°°°1 Y"!- A brief

tsilon: rum mun vau-

over 85 Der Molyneaux, Norms

.1 u’ gum» Sanderson xiui ewe . ai- , e stun w “mun” ma n F; the Needlecraft 911. e Oharl tteto Those making 80 to 64 percent: Needlecrai? Dcpmmegt.

ma. Btyh w. mi Sine

for composition:

. \ c ritfifirfa‘ .""J""T.°.'.'l‘ ""”' ___ r s : ei-ns n - -—--s —- son. guide. Jewell, Allison Owen and ltmest Address ll! Janet Owen. read an aw w I-II

gift

n. ' illlndvislwrs ma- °°"°W°“°°"°5 i ed t; $72.»... by the '33s... A "g N“ l“ m‘ “m” m’ "W1"; ‘i m. “‘" Convention to be held in Cherry ..... an. m" lug m grid-v» =~

' meeting. Roll call f0 be

IAINSCLIITI W. l.

The June meet! of the lisms-

‘Ihcl President, Mrs. D.A. MoIssac

ded. ten members and six was sent in: 3 large quilts, 3 little were present. Meeting open- boys suits, ed by singing ‘Institute Cami and 3

ltlng in unision. mall

lviosensweredbyadonstioni-gblby larliflavmljmstqlof Iillns.

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ywtaur t casserole dish m that this woman was. Too f“-