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Woman ‘s Realm,

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JVFlat the. Fashionable are Wearmg ti]; h fifth?“

. _ “W m“ Hippie! Than illustrated Drcssmaking Lesson Furnished lie"? "l A when.

, _ . V Every 0n Pities _ePloor By Alludbeue Worthmgwn- the Wily Bachgor, Yet in Age it is the ‘ _ _- _ l i Single Woman Who Finds Love and Companionship, While the Single Man Finds Himself Stranded

With Every Pattern

that I'll) ill“ (5;l'L‘lliill‘ flaring skirtl give it Mllillt inilivicliizilitj". The, neckline is e..lit'riziily' snizirt jviiii‘ ':ilO\ii(it‘l' etipeici that takes the place ‘

i iii, pdrLi-i, llllit‘ bliii- pink ur iiilei '-" ll tzilieta lb aztioizibli‘. | ' ti: liliilt‘, net. flat crepe and zlldnflVi. ur,',.'intlii~ are also suitable. I The ruiil a and hem with picoti

edge makes r1 dainty finish. i rorli , yards 39-inch‘ 1300i: shows‘

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and grocery bills. Lucky egg.

Far otherwise do ive lock upon the spinster. We

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We do not regard a woman having kept out of mat- _ . rlmony as a proof of her cleverness. We look upon it as an t dicatlon of her failure.

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walk the colic, nor in her not having to go shabby in order that her children ‘ may have fiiicry. i liberty’ and licr own latch key and her own pocketbook.

i liow sad it is for a woman to be alone.

patt:rii. Send stumps or coin tcoin | nfcrrcri I Price of book lU cents. Price of pattern l5 cents.

But apparently we look at this su jecl: from thc wrong angle, In Lon- ‘don they have been having a Bachelor Girls‘ Exposition in honor 0.1‘ fem- ininisni. and to show the progress that women have made in recent years. lady Astor made the opening address and in stressing the fact that the l modern woman ciin go it on her own she asserted that women can even do g iritlicut marriage better than mcn, and that the old maid was happier and

- i better off than tlic old bachelor. i

I think this is true, and that as between the two a man's happiness and i we l-bclng depends more upon his marrying than a. womqns does. Of course ‘ i this was not itlsvnys the case. In other days I. woman's meal ticket, her [social position and her interest in life depended upon her getting a hus-

she failed she has doomed to poverty, or dependence and a

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State

_ 91-3’ , band, and if

*4 , i drab and empty existence.

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l‘ m E M 0 R M Now all of this is chgngcd. i ~ - ‘is inscribed for ivomep. ‘tics just as men's ore.

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Ihere are no more doors over which taboo ‘Their qchicvements are measured by their abili- Thcy can do anything, go an-ywheresThc average

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in. - H _ J W“ - I Wfllllllll can support herself just as well as the average husband can provide O D 1 l _ l for her, and at for more congenial and less fatiguing labor than cooking or -> ' x V -v n -. ' _ . n, _i L,‘ bin”. ; v ‘(if " “mil Qlllb .. 1-,. limits V baby-tending. Sp we tnay ‘put away the tegr jug gs far ns the bachelor girl ‘NH-l,’ i“ a m‘: ‘L m: F Ul 1.1.. .-ti i) il.li oil. Mts. Jzimco Ni- ‘ i7, eui~icei-ii¢d_ WC hflvcmo ca“ W weep over h"; ' W1‘! i 1l\\'ilj' at the home oi‘ Mr. v : - .. n h“ wry ‘and. .\li ‘ Alexznldci- hfcbczin. farmer. She stands on u pi/I‘ with men when she is young. and all young people, Unite sands. in her 85th your. liti-

llllfllc and female alike. can take marriage or leave it, as they please. A c _ 45m ll" J 01‘ 4 Seals j mate and a homeari not necessary to their happiness because they have so ‘ I o sn ti till n she boaidcd with Mi. , many interests and pleasures and are so occupied with the business of get- and Ali's. bfcbeun; and when not long i ting on in thc world. after a short auto cruise around some: l

m am m d of the eastern ports of this Province. _ It ls when onrybegiiis to get old and tired and rheumatic; when one has M, [mum u“, h“, m --le'l Juli’. (lllfilvd by kindly’ friends. r-ithcr succecdedor failed in ones ambition; when one wants tosit snug’ and Ab. a iwlntrh she enjoyed greatly. slit: mo}; warm by the flfeside instead of chasing out aficr amusement, that one miss-

I" ll‘ l' ""1. lllllll v-‘lfrli fll." scarcely l PS most n l/iclme and a companion. i‘ '\'1'l' T11‘? lltihll. _i\'ir:. Aft-Lean nursed l llt"l‘ wiili i

gun links, htmmml m“

li.i.. torn out iii ilio bunk; oi lite

of pa..iun ‘prom day

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QFCLLL tendcrncss and um: E1“ a at _ ‘iiliwthe ‘vciyv Clltl. In fact lh: love of

‘one '11 . l‘ vole and 111's. hlcLenn to one

Itiiullit-z‘, ever rlllit... Nlrs. l\il:Lciin Lil-

‘drrlook tlzr- cart.- oi licr aged and

And/it is in this strait that women have tlic advantage over men, be- cause iivumcn fit better into other people's homes than men do. Women keep social contacts more alive than men, and women have a greater genius for ‘friendship than men have. And ivomcn have little occupations to fill in iiVCll‘ time that men have never learned.

u}, A , A-JKI-UI. d. “i, mum ilmbic il'li‘llli. was; braiiiiiiil to Iiclitild. C”, y, (M, Ln“. ELRMJUL Women keep up family traditions and have a vicarious interest in other l: -- oi iznluli is brim-

people's children, so there is always a warm welcome for Aunt Sally or Miss Sue wherever she goes. When they are u I ' sit by anything else they

trad-up. \.i..li/.-

can always patch quilts and knit baby socks.

But the poor old bachelor ls stranded. He has gotten crotchety and sel- fish and full of 'ways‘ and nobody wants to bother with him.

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‘ old to play bridge there is nothing thnt he can with idle hands and watch his blood pressure.

going to do in life and there is

fie doesn't even want anything any llltill‘.

-—-_-___. iii.- looks around him and secs that the men who are alive and alert and

will on their toplocs arc those who have wives and children to work for and

lilllllltllc l0!‘ lllld Dion for. Then it is that he realizes that a man renews his ycuth in his children and lives

his life over again in them.

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It is when he secs some father glorying ln the triumph of his son, or

Spinster and Envies.

We till agree with the Creator that it is not good for mm W be alone.

_ vi hlvflv» ' and that lie needs a mate. Nevertheless we look upon the old bachelor siif-"lc NJ. 2899 l!» ill-signed for girls I “m, “we and admiration and envy as a wise bird who has somehow had ; hi ll. l0. l! and ll liwllki- f the cunning to avoid the nets of thc fowlei" in which Fol: eradiiiltieli, Will-t‘ VOlil‘. iloitcd the bgliuice of us were snared. He has escaped the ‘I irrt “Ilil "l'l'i"' Ill- viinit- are lovely; hurtlcns 4nd restrictions of domesticity. He is free to i.: ii‘. l I limo-v. .

go and come as lie pleases without nrguincut or ques- He docs not have to listen to curtain lectures or endure nagging. He can spend his money on liim- self and his own pleasures instead cf of millinery bills

do not cuvy her, we pity and poor-Miss-Mary her.

We don't siiy how fortunate she is to have her personal

We sigh and say

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everq-iermib; l; to] of a man by his 145i- 1181119- "Brndlsv". or "Selim"?

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FNFU FQWP W111; PF" An excellent dish tllflb 6311 b9 d vclpped from the remains of a. fowl

made by cutting the fowl into piec that are about the right 511B I01‘

down for stock. Fry the nieces

well broivncd.

the stock from the boiled bones, stir l till it bolls and season to taste. Put back the pieces of fowl, cover close- ly, and draw the saucepan aside so that the contents will keep hot but

we don't sec anything for her to rejoice will not cook further. Let it stand for v about in not having to put up with the cantaiikerousncss of a husband, nor about hi1! 1m 110111’-

In the mean- time cook the peas, (if it is the sea.- sou for fresh peas) or heat the can-

circlc on o. dish with the ‘sauce pour-

middle.

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' Mr. James McCaughey has retum- cd to his home inDe Sable, after » spending a. very pleasant vacation in Auburn.

Mr. and Mrs. John Ellsworth, Cornwall, spent Christmas here, the guest of Mr. and Mis. Edward Roache.

returned to Charlottetown, _a,fte_r spending her holidays qt her home in Auburn.

The Angel of Death

for its own, Helen, the second dough- tcr of the family. Helen was a bright. lovable child and a general favorite with all who knew her. She will be

at home. To her bereaved parents, The Guardian extends sincere sym- patliy. -

Miss Laure Lynn, Auburn. spent the week endln Charlottetown. Miss Mabel Cusack has resumed her duties as teacher in Auburn, af- tci- spending a very pleasant vacu- tiou nt her home.

Mr. Charles Corriguii, Trueadle 911155. llagid a short visit to Auburn. Miss Mary and Mr. Arthur Mc- Ciirro.. were recent visitors to the city.

We are glad to report; that Miss Mildred and Mr. Joseph Simpson

are out again, after their recent ill- 11055.

Mr. John Ritchie, Fort Augustus, was a recent visitor to Auburn. The Women's Institute of Auburn held l1 very successful dance on January 7th. There was a. very large crowd present and thc music being the best. they could not but enjoy themselves.

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FOR CHRISTMAS TEE]; THU-Ellis

WINNIPEG, Jan. 1E.--Guilty of as

ner in America?

ent sections of the country. g-

es dance?

a. A. No; it is only used when the helping. Tlicn boil the bones and tlic little, ‘otherwise unusiiblc trimmings of fowl in good dripping till they are Then take from thc dripping, keep them hot and dredge into the dripping about an ounce oi’ flour. Brown this slightly and add

aflair is a public one.

Bridge Player Runs Amtrak

ties/films,j~c..-lvilc.ref - s

‘A. Never; a-lWlIY-i 5F)’ "W! 3W1‘ Q. Is there a fixed hour for din- A. No; the hour varies in differ-

Q. Is the word "ball" ever used . is when sending invitations to e private

ncd peas and drain, seasoning them with pepper. Arrange the fowl in a

ed over it and thc peas piled in thc

us; pin. Garland, u. c. c, has _

visited the home of and Mrs. Jamse _Mc- Kenna on Janugry 9th and claimed

greatly missed at school as well as ~

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adoring the beauty of a daughter; it

bragging of tlic smart thing his baby said

zichicrcnjent of his own that; the all its costs.

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WITHOUT A DOCTOR

OTTAWA, Jan. l5.-Lcaving 107 dcwceutlants, all living in this dis- trict, Euscbe Cliaircn died at his

,limuc here at tlic age of 96.

l li Wild tlic first illness of his long life that removed Charron, one of the capital's oldest liabltants. He was

[stricken Christmas week and the doc-

‘tor then called to his side was the first ever to attend him. '

Eusebc Chorron was in full pos- session of his faculties. being able to read without the nid of glasses

He. was born at l-‘lapineauvllle, Que.

PREDERICTON, N. B., Jan. l5, Mrs. sliaivkcy liud idsltcd New Brun- swick with h:r husband who has headed limiting parties composed of baseball ‘stars from thc inalor lgagues

old bachelor realizes that marriage is worth

I10! good for inau to be alone. especially when he is old.

is when he listens to some fond papa. as he ncver would boast of any

DOROTHY‘ Dix.

111mm: here next summer with some friends for an extended stay.

Last autumn she W85 not in the best of health for some time as a

household robberies. two boys whose names were not disclosed by the Juvenile Court authorities, to-day were sentenced to four years in tlic Portage la Prairie reformafory. In addition each boy will be made pay $200 as restitution, the money to be earned by odd jobs while they are in the reformatory. I

Known as the "Christmas tree" burglgrs, the boys secured $1,000 worth t»! Yuletide Pl°§°lll1ll from

result of complications that develop- cd following an operation performed some years ago, and she was under the care of specialists for several months.

However. Fredericton friends who visited New York in December, found Mrs. Shawkcy uppnrentl; in the best of health again and preparing to proceed to Florida immediately after New Year's Day with Mr. and Mr John Nrnckc, of New York. ' I News of licr death was p great shock to friends here and messages of condolence were telegraphed to thle former ingnngcr of the’ New

homes in River Heights, exclusive residential district of the city.

director of inonlcipal service by the Houdp regime after being p city hall curler" .19! 4B 11%.". aisles Craven yesterdgy wqs nominated for the St. - I-swrsese were m: l." ¢llv collie"- ielt vacant by the death Pl All 10"“ Iliilaerslelii- craps-iv l8 a "Wm" for 91".’? 399w nasty PH‘! the "Y- cruise "Prenilsss to tallies l," live-

rov 9r nevi»; 1s v-wuiimrr-

Mourns», Jan. ifs-Ousted as

Yolk Yllilllfllll at Méilml 1M9“- , _____._______ Two wrongs never made a right,’

for several years past. _Shc spent some time in New Brunswick twp

mu P5» M M pews 9P. re‘

and never will. Peace l-lllill- »: ions as wit.

neg; gpyihing Montreal has‘ ever seep.

ls o grgnldhallnicnted, but m‘ _' ‘ _a Ind-‘Sptflitljfl but there is always fighting to have a

It l_s very nice to be liked (and com-

Al-i Mexican workers at Big IFour Railroad construction

here surrendered their and prepared to return to Mexico u the result of an unemployment deni- onstrutlon where theijobs were dc- inpnded for Torre ilauto citizens. P. L. McMn us, ent of the Terra l-faute division an- nounced that the Mckicans had been

Over Game

his partner trumped his we 111 I

Ashley here last night, John Bolin struck his partner, Mrs Shirley, on the buck of the head with hi5 fist and. knocked down her an invalid, according to the police. He smashed a number-of windows, and broke glass of a. door and sever- al articles of furniture, including the card table and chairs. ' Erick Roscoe the fourth player fought with Bolin until the police ar- rived. Bolin punched Capt. Joseph Jossart, of the police force. in the nose, struck Patrolman John Carey and fought the officers all thc way to the county jitil. Bolin assaulted other prisoners and severely injured George Martin before Sheriff Rind], deputies and policemen, put him in a. padded cell.

STANLEY BRIDGE SCHOOL

Honor roll for December:—- Grade IX-1, Clare Quinn. Grade VIII—1, Annie McGuigan; 2, Marion Walsh; 3, Alban Bolger. Grade V-l, Lillian Coles; 2, Nor; Reid; 3, Freda McGulgan. Grade V-—1, Francis Fleming and Layton Bell, (equal); 2, Bertha Mc- Guigan; 3, Isabel Reid and Frank MacEwen (equal). Grade III—1, Marlon -Bel1; 2, Frankie Weir; 3,'R.oss MacEwcn. Grade 11-1, Justin Reid; 2, James Bennett; 3, Gladys Quinn. Grade I (Si-J-l, Edith McGulgan; 2, Elva. MacKay; 3, Evelyn MacKay. Grade I (Jr.)—-1, Archibald Mac- Ewen; 2, Francis Bolger; 3, John Reid. Perfect attencianccz-Lilllan Coles, Francis Fleming, Layton Bell, Mar- ion Bell, Ross MacEwcii, Elva iii»- Kiiy, Evelyn MacKay. Prize for most starst-Archibald MacEwcn and Francis Bolger. v h Teachcr-Currie G. Woodside. .________.___

EARLY fNslnp mmr

"Inside paint," did not eriter into the decorative scheme of our Colon- litl ancestors. A mixture of clpy and water originally served this use. while in the neighborhood of Phila- delphia red earth and skimmed milk gave a, pinkish hue, and has been compared to "riddle," a wash of col- ored earth sometimes applied to cot- tages in England. other early paints somewhat icsemblcd modern “dis- temper" and were of opaque color mixed with glue or size. This was more durable than water color and is even now sometimes found in good condition under WfliipBpOl‘, which was subsequently hung over it.

rmsr WOMAN r0 BE liANGI-Jl) m uuivonnv FOR MANY YEARS

SZOLNOK, Hungary, Jan. 15. — Crying God Help Me", Frau Marie Kardos wiis hanged today in the prison court yard here in atonement to the state for murder of her hus- band and 22 year old son last year. She was the first woman to be hang- ed by court sentence in Hungary for many generations.

Frau Kardos was one of 40,wom- en who appeared in thc group pols- oning trials of last spring and sum‘ mcr and one of three to receive the death sentence.

MEXICANS GIVE or raps

TERRE usurp, mo, Jim. 1s.-

cnmpg near 19b! ‘we-v-

' tent superintend-

rlght to speak thc truth, no

matter how it hurts.

promised transportation to their m- tlye‘ country. '

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ITIMES r0 BE HANDED DOW BY RAILWAY BOARD . . OITAWA, Jan. 15.—A judgment dc- flning the method of calculating the 20 percent reduction on the freight rates enjoyed within the zone of thc Maritime Provinces, dellnea‘ d 1n the report of the Duncan Commis- sion will be delivered by the Board of Railway Commissioners either to- day or Thursday.

The operation of the lower tariff had developed some confusion among Maritime Province shippers who felt that the basis upon which the rail- ways calculated the reduction did not, give to such shippers the full ad- vantage which it was the purpose of the Duncan recommendations to ex- tend to them.

The ‘lkarisportation Committee of the Maritime Board of “Bade, in conjunction with other bodies not

Quebec and Ontario, took the mut- ter up and sought an interpretation by the Railway Commission. The case was argued several months ago. The judgment has been prepared and will be distributed shortly.