“ULY 28. 19

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y , »' Woman's Realm '1; Social and Personal z Fashiol1$ Y: l-llefﬁlllr

Living €a°Leisure The Woman's Realm -

VTISHFUL THINKING IS WOMAN'S GREAT BLESSING, VVORST CURSE

Affords Escape From Reality 110 World Made i To Their Order Bwt M83’ 31'1"‘? sorrow

. u- i-esteatbless-l ‘"°‘“°“" M“ ”° “° "Wilfimiiiléeilfﬁaiihﬁeeiuse it u ma. ' m! Mid! ma“ wifll: ‘illliliastflenalbllei theeiiigrto live in a. World maiﬂh‘ gum“ “Tﬁga-rlinnelirxiiesiryes. and in which their every with will be l“! ' '

g in mat you know .. stasis“ tiers.“.ti:i..t2“?e%=?°ll°ll“§ 5551?"? ’=“i“'*‘*°"-...i.“.v.r no ": . the see the women who ‘pelgel-"ﬁll lililllify hétiitiiliciitlieeilrullzngvlali-usoing to come erg": ns r

end Wm w ma“ m“ assist. time...

mam ‘rim lilitlllkhenflﬂdflllilsldgﬁlsil rldlngg in lilBh-Pllweled

e5. We" "l! drugged with the

w" B“ m“ keep me-nlselveisi sis lnE to happen i):llheiiiuiiisirifliiiilvkdlletiigiilioiiipiiy aiilod “we” m“

mg chops and hopping buses- oasfus IIELPS POPULATION

. 1 i that pertains

Nor its WOTfélsS Kipiltiss dam bpifzijllgnd stay o‘ the

' gdlrildudo ftoreliiliﬁt of us would have been (lllmwiledirfl

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‘m’- "s "my “l” ‘m’ " °“’ “imﬁm lfies°e“e“.felii‘lﬁe"elefl.ii won-

stead of beholding us as theyé dgsrgenvﬁ is u“; proud‘ upmtecL contented gﬁielﬁlfnhfﬁ gemrlaetligrdlefazasce as she contemplates her oﬂiprlllE-

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W 3*"... l». “us” assist“. llit.“l°.ie°l%°i‘éi insurer ti... ‘if... knew or a“ l“ egge ' ' le sees none of these. tow-colored hair and be dull and stupld- Big Si; . “mm: re5_ a. i.

the coming Miss America.

‘ h l But there is no other luxury in uégltrrllghgvoggil itllilsdlégeeir fmeqmflgﬁf that costs so much money as Wlshllll v gi d “m and lamomus eve all“ m“ active "isnrzeassmgitats. ......... .. ... a. laiibai-ldmazllslilltildizisbtealuftillt Swgiiiegingpend millions of dollars annually on rc-

, _ l l duclng treatments. Othei millions invest thelruiligzrd beaarrglftid 51:51? "Qguﬁ

[Oorothyl Dix Says-

DOROTHY GRAY

Here's fl Way ti; Brighter Breultlus l

The loss of sold ti much;

The 108! o! time ls more;

The loss of honor such a loos no man can restore.

_____________ SLIP COVERS FOR SUMMER Denim or ticking

handsome slip covers

that get hard usage.

SERVE vnoaifanifizs sous AS POSSIBLE

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BLACK PIQUE IS NEW FDR BEACIIWEAR

Black pique is a newcomer to the beach this summer and chambrav in plain suits with ruffled borders. or in dramatic stripes appears.

brlc is practical for it

makes very for chairs

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popular, and any woman who has ever owned one knows that it's she. not the woman back of her. where his urine has stopped.

Sﬂlllll tiithe border influences are seen in fringed bra tops w block suits. and ill biaphtei‘ patterns in cottons. Slinwls in crocheted triang- _ les winch do nothing but decorate _ Journey I the shoulders are fun. in‘. ti.";2..:°.*.i:‘: <a§::."i'.‘i1i i ...‘"..-‘.'."::".“:' "tr a“

i . . s. r . .1 ' o - iggstnbles are llroluahé in flromld Lhe . sombre-rosy for yglllOhllaClllﬁgn b g straw

.i"..cn or mar e. i cv siou be washed immediately. put into the ALL JERSEy crisper for an hour or two and then l __.___ 22::*...*.£::.:“§l: ‘Ziiéﬁl i: ‘are ma“

_ . e vﬂulaﬂe of lqcailv-iirouai fruits andl vegetables this summer.

People growing their own vege- table this year will know the ioy lof having them really pardon-fresh, and Laura Pepper. chief of the Ariicultiirc Dcpurtmentls C0llSLlltll‘l' section, points out that vegetable taste much bctter and retain more cf their vitamins when the

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NINE EXCITING DOROTHY T EA A N o (IQ F F E E

GRA Y PREPARATIONS

Q l-‘xquisitclyi arranged __ iluckgroundofblue. pink and white-the new Dorothy Gray Home Treat- mcnt Ensemble contains 2 ﬂlllllJlUfL: lipsiicks "Scarlet" and -"Noscg.iv’-—Darcdevil Crtnim Rouge-Elation Blake-lip Film and Blustery Weather Lotion, plus the basic preparations for oily or dry skins. for the famous Dorothy Gray 1-2-5 Salon Trcainiciiiinyourowohomc.

Ln»- “on nun-n wrf n-rr may

well be to dress in an entire ward- rﬂbr of Jerievs. they are projected it; eretrytlilng from the roinui. mocks T0 APPEAR lf-i-ln-lleiii {fllidlliléilhgllrllligit atliijisfwstliliig ONCE. MORE ‘to hold it to the figure — to the Predictions Tiiigilhzt more andmlmt elaborate or bead embroider-

_ ed short cveiiiiii: (trusses

more frocks with a formal appear-

ance will conic out for the manv_ G001) SHAMPOO MADE AT

relief balls, charity concerts, ct; "Q3";

cetcra. which are such a. nccessmry- ____

pnrt of war work. There scgns severai women ask for the a_

little sense to tlvomlnz. a unwivhiiouiiisfist-din the old-fashioned

frock to the back of the closet iust l homemade egg and lemon sham-

because it has a flO0i‘-l€ii:_'ll ki p00. They are casv enough to re- member; one large fresh egg and

I MAKE this recommends.

tion: Enjoy a bowlful of crisp, delicious Grape-Nuts Flakes! Eat them regularly.”

ae-e Innis»

CRIPPLED ANYWAY

The begger carried a large label marked "Crippled." and the kind old lady was so touched that she dfﬂlllkld a dime into his tin.

A few minutes later she was sur- prised and annoyed m

“They have a malty-rich, sweet-as-a-nui ﬂavor that brings out big smiles. And their

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g transportation or bleins. why not wear a 10m: skirt? As to the low cut. bodice. attain. why not? Summer weather confirms good sense in wearing i1: vou can cover it with Jacket nr capo tvliile

A lovely gift-fa thrilling beauty treatment for winter- Wcary’ skin.

A.’ Sitar.’ Depart/lien! wit’ Drug S/aru

m the Way to the part. the egg into a cup and whip it with > ———- n fork 'I‘hcn add the lemon juice,

lIllX. all?

reach o

MEND. REINFORCE WINDOW’ SCREENS

GRAY

In Chlay]ottet0\vn at To make available window. door

and verandah screens ‘go around.‘ 3 . Foreman. administrator of fabricated steel and non-ferrous mc- m tals for the prices board, suggests that householders mend and rein- u, force their present equipment Small holes can be re-umvcn ivlfh stray bits of wire . Warped re- taining slats can be replaced to keep screens from fraying and tmkc them fly-proof. and varnish will pre-

a guarantee of more fresh air -anfl “- fewer flies.

DEDICIOIJS FRUITCAKE

miikcs an attractive bride's rake ii cups sifted cake flour

i :1 isimtzii inzice

1-2 [Pnllliltltll nutmeg.

spoons cinnamon.

l ispotin baking soda

SWEET: FRAGRANT SKIN MEANS CHARM. A DAILY l-UX TOILET sOAP I BEAUTY BATH i MAKES DAlNTlNESS

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i ..' n " currants V * y» seeded raisins A l)

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tl citrcn, sliced

» our, spices and soda to- “iir, .'l limes. Mix with fruits 0nd ClWllll butter and sugar t0-

ltl' until fluffy. Beat yolks until nilCl xililtcs until stiff: add to

mi mixture. Add flour-fruit alternately with coffee.

to pi-cnst-d pans lined with

slow oven I275 3 to 4 hours. Rich is snnzctimcs steamed i

tlicn bnkcti for remaininx

CROCIIETED HAT

DESIGN N0. i135

This lovely crocheted sailor will top yﬂlll‘ curls in a most becoming way‘. Single crochet stitches are psi-d. Pattern No. 1135 contains complete instructions.

To \|l'ill.l ii-iiterii. Write. or send above picture with your name and address with l5 cents in coin 0r ntamps to Needlework Bureau Chnrloucinwn (mnrrlinn. Needlework Department,

Design No. i135 HOLLYWOOIYS ‘ "

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BEAUTY CAR E’ i

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STREET ADDRESS - - _ - _

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one-hat! teaspoon of strained lemon

. ice.

lf you're nee-I! to take care points otlici- than the proportions

D00 is Frcliiiiinary brushing regular liquid shampoo boiling small chips of snap in water

at least every trace of the scaln._Then civc your hair one cood soaping in" Willi tepid v t . serve them. Every screen saved is 1152.4 ‘ a or

spoil everything. . ture and massage ' "it

. five minutes. adding a few drops of icpid untcr whenever the mix seems to be Rinse with n hand

l‘ is completclv out.

irinsings in the bowl. to rinse with tepid water. hF/S-illilv can. di‘\' your hair sunshine. brushing it again before Cavendish district $39.00. Rustico . setting ' . $6560

lngton Otilrtis c

games that need little preparation at all. active

one or morn friend: call in, or for small parties and family gatherings.

' friends be bored when they come

copy of Games and Stunts for or More to the .' Cninriiiaii l-Inlnc Service Address. Be sure to write nla address and the name of booklet.

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see him hUFTYlXIS dOWII the street, walking quite normally. ' going to try. it you'll when she challenged hiin about about several his claim to be crippled, he replied

. “Madam. it is. alasl possible to be crippled in other sense than the physical one. I hap- pen‘ to be crippled in a purely fin- ancial sense..

First. mix the ingredients. DYOU

put the cup within easy the wash bowl

Just as iiiuxoi-umt as the sham- and shnmpooing with a You can you wish. by

"My dear. a great. doctor svomen require mom Sleep men.

"Indeed?"

"Yes. dear: so -er perhaps you'd better not. wait up for me tonight."

avoivnifa w. i.

The July meeting of Avoniea W. I. was held at the home of the secretary on Wednesday.

The meeting opened with the Ode followed by the Creed. Mrs. Alfred Moore presided. The minu- te of the last meeting were read

pproved. Nine members ans- wered the roll call. Committees ap- pointed were Rustlco Sick—Mrs. Hiscott and Mr . '1‘. MacNeill. Cav- endish Sic Mrs. Stewart and . Mrs. Clark. “Mimi! ‘m’ and wit» Programme - Mrs. Toombs and spray until eggiivn-s. Doyle. _ If you haven't; Number of Cook Books sold 2i spray. you will need at least four and 5 more ordered. Don't forget Receipt for Blanket Fund sent. 1n

If you _ June $4.00. 1n the‘ Collected for Greek Relief in

says than

preliminary ake that also. if

itil the soap dissolves

Brush your hair vigorously for five minutes. removing cliiv-skln flakes from and a thorough rins- l-lot water A now. or for our final rinse. ill cock the e422 in your hair and

Now pour on the whipped mix- into . h thumb and fingertips for about

A letter was read from the Public health nurse regarding a. Dental

Clinic. Next meeting is to be at Mr igh Warren's. Roll wered with Ways of n; meeting more interesting. Lunch | was served and meeting closed with God Save the King.

MuvfsTpit FASTS

\R BUILDING w l:"“""1g in Wash.

ho n2 War Deartment P5 .1 square mile.

.7 err/ice

Have Some Games on Hand

For Two or More

"ro- ._

to re-

h his deceased wife lv of liouids since st June l3.

No Secret

facials and pcrmanentsand being painted ll others invest in girlie-girlie raiment in the

ffdnd belief that thBy 08"

hey dress like camouflage age by Wﬁﬂrlﬂk young 0109195» and m“ l! t granddaughter no one will recognize them as Grandml-

WOMEN ALWAYS nor-crux. or MARRIAGE

firm Another solace thatyvomen Bﬂl Wt °l W191i“ mmkmg l5 the conviction. that neithertune nor experience ever shakes. that somewhere

down the pathway of life a Fairy Prince is waitiilit for them-

. - r ' ' l lCl. evei really believes she is 201112 l0 595g‘; Iglgylggve no prgtense to beauty

hope untl she ls laid in her coffin.

or any of the charms that allure men. ‘ ‘ But she is sure she is going to attain her hearts deslie and h“?

Edlieillsband and a home and children.

angels instead of little rats.

and luxury, but who said "no" to all

cinema hero.

LIVES WASTED WISHING And we know, oh, so many. tra their whole lives in wishful think intended them to ﬁll.

ting a single line published. as a great Metropolitai-

voice never even got her into radio. movie studios they never crashe . And. most pathetic of all are the tire of them and desert them. ears in wishful thinking that

were young and beautiful and happy.

to be handsome and a ﬁreat lover. the 1101116 llllmllmls- and m9 “m d?“

f think‘ 1 blessing that often gilds a drab life and xiaiiiikidstlieialiidviiiiaxblxd, it is ililszt Zsaoften a curse to women .for 1t keePs them from grappling with reality and making the beslt of‘ iiigwtalldegitziiﬁ

e 1 know women. for lflitxllCﬂ, wlbgsarﬁhiergoihloiie y. a -5 Brv foﬂﬁshﬁlfﬁfzlﬁsfefiﬁpiiilen WlEiOISlTVOl-llfll have given them every comfort

because they were dreaming of being WOOBd B115 W911 by 50ml? mmalllilc

lcal cases cf women who have wasted g about careers that Nature never I had a friend who wante n "h m We get - ve wr e w 0 r - and who spent forty years of slaltixigwoa lwgtmliipie who ‘dreamed of herself star, and who bankrupted her singing lessons from high-priced teachers. but. whose piping little canary

woman who literally starved to death in Hollywood at the gates of the d

who spend weary, someday, someway. ack to them, and that they will relieve t

No woman She doesn't give up

She may live in an Adamless And the husband is always olng

ey might have married the plain Tims, Dicks and I-Iarrys

FOR GREAT CAREERS

d to be a great writer,

family taking

And i have known more than one

women whose husbands and lovers lonely, heartbreaking their men will come he old romantic days when they

Wishful thinking. Womens blessings and their curse. But. it is a

otunranv ASSOCIATION T“ v IN A DEMOCRACY

When You Have . BAD BREATH

PLAY CIIIYE E CllEC-KERS ; Almost evr-pvonc has at one time i ornnoihci‘ played Chinese checkers

-—ii‘s n came lllfll can be played equally well with just lwo people

or five or six. if you like. The winner is the one who gets all his glass marbles-away first-and it's fun trying to think of ways of out- ivitiing your partners.

However, you don’t need a game nf Chinese checkers to keep your friends amused. if they drop in suddenly in see you. all you need is a piece nf paper and a pencil and there are lots of pencil and paper games. The only other equipment needed is mcntnl.

Particularly these days when you're entertaining servicemen to such an cxtcnt in your homes, you should be prepared and have a few games on hand.

Our 32-paize booklet ll full of

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It’ it's kisain’ you're mluln’, remember thls—76% of‘ all adult: have bad breath. Add unfortun- arely, OTHERS always detect i: before YOU do. Take no chances! Use Colgate’; Tooth Powder.

Scientiﬁc In l: prove conclusively Ilicl In uvun out of Ion can: Colgate‘: Tooth Powder lnlhritly Illpl oral bad lanolin.

SAVES YOII MONEY I Comparedworhei-leadin brands, a large tin affiliate’ y“ you up to 30 nmn m gin up to 46 mm hub n penny moi-oi

TIP T0 OMOKIRII] Colgate’: Tooth Powder is one of c quicken, easiest way: to url

ngniim tobacco stain and to acoo breath! Get Colgate’: today.

OOLOITE’! TOOTH POWDER If/u 25¢ 40:

(flaw vol/v ."l2'l.ll)l at ll i luv‘ ‘ill/i

Thcre are quiet games and ones; baffling stunts and magic-planned for such times when

Be prepared -- don‘t let your to r:" *

send 15 cents in coins for your

Charlottetown

inly your name,

Name

iSiIec/tl ‘Address

w.

one is reminded of a suggestion by the latl: Sir William Hearst. af- ter the lamentable effects of pro- hibition began to be somewhat Bvld‘ ent. His comment. was that the situ- ation had resulted because when prohibition had been achieved tem- perance societies went out of busi- ness. ‘Ilie final result was failure to achieve the vcry en-ds for WlIlCll the temperance societies had strivcn.

The other day before the Social Security Committee in Ottnwn Dr. J. J McCann. Member of Parlia- ment for south Renfrew. asked n question as to what "would become of vcluntarv associations if the new macinery for Sccial Security and Health Conservation came info ef- fect. The answer should be that there will be all the more need for voluntary associations ln the new order. The state must not be allow- ed to consist only oi a group of supervising government offices Al- lowance must be made and encour- agement given to the promotion of free social enterprise, within reason- able limitations. In the field of health it is obvious that however eager any government may be to de- velope legislation or to spend money. it will be impomible to go ahead of public opinion and it ls

Escape Painful. Sunliurned Lips

Relieve soreness Instantly

lore, crlﬂod. Iunbumod llyl make iifc nlnnbla fa Summer. Painful and un- sightly, their cracked. rough lurfneu an auily infected. Don't run thin riulil Pro- nnt unburned lip: with Lygul. It am u a protective ilim bemoan the delicate lip-chin and the burning nyl of the ma. In wonderful emollient action protect: ﬂu dcllutu momhrdnol from chopping uuud by wind and water, no llpl nay smooth and soft. When I and] mckutlyplylgivalqulck ru , ltho woundld membrlnu against dun gonna, fusions nutunl hen at our mm today and u it regularly. d everywhere in handy nick farm. Nﬂuvol no or m». w... i.- Ion Ind Vhlol

IIALTH LIIAUE or CANADL_

from your grocer.

Grape

good nourishment beep: you smiling!”

Grape-Nuts Flakes give you carbohy- drates, proteins, useful quantides of iron and phosphorus and other food essentials. Start enjoying Grape-Nuts Flakes now. Order

=Nuis - FLAKES

A Product of Ganuul

Needlecraft

THE PBETTIEST FROCK With the New Open Neckline

There are such adorable

frocks to be made this year. and so 6851b’ maide- The fashions are defin- itely on the pretty side -using frills and ruffiing to lend the soft and carefree air; and

total is so simple and disarming, you can wear the frock anywhere without feeling overcliessed. So do

e.

. 2725 is designed for

sizes i0 to 20. 36 to 40. Size i6 re- quires 3 l~2 yds. ruffllng.

Send twenty cents for pattern.

Write your name, address and style

number. Be sure to state size you

Name

extremely difficult for iiove- t‘ to create Dubllc opinion.

Take for example the question of pasteurization of milk. In spite of

the i-act that all public health of-'

flclals agree that compulsory 18815- lation is desirable. only one govern- ment in Canada. the Ontario Govern ment, so far has had the couraile to enact laws compellins the pasteurization of all milk sold. Elgnt other provinces lall behind because there is not. sufficient public opin- ion w support such legislation and the lzoverninents themselves are in- capable of prcinotinii it. _

In the fit-id of veneral disease control. it. has taken eleven long

years to create the public opinion. 'l\’l‘ilCl‘l will justify the liberal ex-

penditure of funds by the Domin- ion Government. in spite of the fact that this problem has always been extremely serious and that its neglect has resulted in serious costs to all the provinces. to say noth- ing of the unnecessary sickness and death. which should be a primary consideration.

Similarly in the field of and industrial health. ' duetries still fail to seriously 00n- slder the health of their employees. At the moment a vigorous campaign is beiniz undertaken by the Health League of Canada to correct this situation. It 1s a campaign which involves the expenditure of private funds -a campaign which no gov- ernment eouid easily undertake and which even a voluntary association may well find difficult. In the field of nutrition much needs to be dons.

And so in all of the fields of health for years provincial goverir ments have spent public funds in the support of the unnecessarily lll and failed to create essential public health machinery. Only by virtue of public opinion created largely by voluntary associations does it become possible to correct these situations.

it has been stated that grants. to voluntary association during the war have been frozen. It. is a dues- tion as to whether this i; wise. While it is satisfactory to note that. the voluntary associations are con- sidered to be of sufficient. value to justify the granting of Dominion funds for their support. it would seem that the voluntary associations nrc of such significance in the promotion of schemes for the iiood of the Canadian people that they should be given every possible en- couragement by governments to mo- inou plans which lovornmonh know

nutrition Most, in-

Street Address

City Province |

are in the interest of the Dominion. The voluntary association should be considered to be an essential part of government machinery for the promotion of schemes for public health and for the retention of ne- cessary machinery which. without public support. may fall to pieces This magazine appeals to all gov- ernments to seriously consider the

essential importance of the volun. tary association in the development of progressive plans which should be characteristic of true Demo- cracies. The article on this subject by Dr. Alan Brown in this and the recoding issue 0f "l-Iealth” deserves the care ul study of all readers.

______i_ Il-MEN J URIES

WINNIPEQ. Julfv 26—(CP)— Twelve-men Juries or the trial of criminal offences will be in Manitoba at the Fall this year, it was announced today. Since i938 six-men Juries have

restored aaslaee

civil cues. I

During 3O W52 Your: of Mo!

If you-like so many women be- tween the a es of 38

330i- from "n" h‘ oda. are blue at tfm

- ue to this middle in a woman's life-a at once- take Lydia E. Plnkhamu Vega- table Compound. Lydia Pinkham’! Compound la very effective to relieve such dil- ' ‘linker: tnegularlyitilthhelp;

up res s nee an sue symptom Pinﬂiamb Command

For The Home

P. E. I-‘S ‘FISHING e Herring and lobsters. 14;! accounted for almost 90 P‘

been used for both criminal and of the total Prince Edwll‘

land fish catch.

veiiwenen Wire's-in» ri-ein

than ciiiuv rssiiiiﬁg

also is a fine stomach W‘

Thousands upon“ have reported benefl - w “u, ful for YWDG" Vwmellmncuonll distress of monthly“ an“ disturbances. MIA" Worth tryin-