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Woman's Re aim '1 Social a

I Dorothy Dix Says

' Lente

n Meditations‘

O God. who art. and wast. and

SPOILED CHILDREN NEVER GROW TO UPRIGHT MANHOOD

Mothers Alone Are To

Exercise Discipline When Their Offspring Is Young I have a letter from a mother who says that she is sick and tired

avin: every one call her darling little 5-year-old boy a brat. and tell litr liow ill-behaved and tininsnticrly he is and general

when it isn't

n ' and when h

pulls up their flower wnlioops he inst doe

and people to it. And.

tart to come. before whose face tlie igenera-tions rise and pass away; age after age the living seek Thee, and find that of Thy faithfulness there is no end. Our fathers in their pilgrimage walked by Thy guid- ance. and rested on Thy compa- lsion; still to their children be Thou the cloud by day, the fire by night. lIii our manifold temptations. Thou ialone knowest and art ever nigh: I111’ sorrow, Thy pity receives the fainting soul; in our prosperity and ease. it is Tliy Spirit. only that can ’ wean u. from our pride and keep its e breaks the neighbors‘ windows iiii:l‘l0\\'- 0 ‘Ynoii sole Source of twat?!‘ bv the roots. or veils and and righteousness! iilkc how the it in a spirit ot clean fun..\'e1l il'(.'tll £’\'(‘l‘_\' heart: and join us are izrctiches and fiisspots to obiett in one communion willi Thy pro- anytvay if he is a litt‘e stlﬁllﬂl- 110W. plicts and saints who have trusted

Blaine If They llo Not‘

1v iecarded as a Desi

trite at all. He is itlst liieh-spiritetl.

lie will outcrop‘ lt. and his mother can't bear for m '1‘i‘,[le_ and were 1mg n§3anmd_ N";

hini to be looked upon as an iiiiiiiit terrrr,

ivrrv idea!

lli"\'-“l‘ wonclct‘ that lll’YlilE‘i

ei-i cisni o1

indictment of themselves for lallliit: in the meat important dutv tha to perform in

pricc ticket.

its inothci‘ 1s a incrnn ivlio tioes not have en:

hit eliiﬂenre

milling against. the child li.\"‘li Or e ,

iety, fight with a

behave. Possibly there are children born Wll-ll a 1W1‘ ward (‘\'ll~flOlll2 that cannot be control

far iaotween. ’.l‘he ordinary (‘lilld 15

5a,; charzvtvr and turns. out a. fine inzui_ or_

potter shakes and aiyes its lllﬁf young liotitlliiiits who ltil our .1815 and rciormatozies. , . Sladk women. lazy women. seii-- lndulnent women slllil and say llli-t, you can't tell how children are izoing y to turn out. but this is not l_l'llf‘.! There is no luck about liow_ CilllﬂfCily turn_ out. Thev are the nioduct cf‘. the inexorable law of catise and ef-- iect working‘ out to its destined end.

Grow Al They Are Bent

If children are brats at five. they will be bums at 50. If when they are young and impressionable their mothers do not teach them respect, for law and order. and steadfast-i ness of purpose. and self-control and habits of industrv and thrift. thcy. will make the men and women wljo are always in trouble, who are fail“ tires and (itiittei-s and who are a curse to all who come 1n contact \\'lii‘| them.

Granted that. it ls not easv toi bring tin a rllllfi nroiwerlv, but thcrei gre no got: snaps in motherhocdl Pr‘ ~m start. in ﬁnish it. is pain and; urrk anti worry. but its rewards are‘, 5o great when the work is well done; and the penalties are so terrible- when tlic mother lavs down on ncr, job that i: is ivorth all that it costs‘ anv woman. -

Time and Patience Needed

It takes time and patience to teach fumbling litt'e hands how to i0ld__ti__lO1'k_>Or__SDQOn. irldﬂtzrcetlv l

NEW Under-arm

Cream Deodorant safely

Stops Perspirution a

4- Does not rot dresses. doel not irritate skin. I. Nowaitingtodryﬁanbeuscd light after shaving. I...Insiaii:iy stops perspiration for I to 5 days. Removes odor from Pbrspintion. l. Apurtgwhicqgreriseless,sizin- lcss vanishing cream. l- Arrid has been awarded tho ' Approval Sealof the Amencui Institute of Laundei-in for being harmless to fabrics.

35 MILLION in! oi Arrid have been acid. Try a julodeyl

l LRRID

7Y9 of our worthlnes . but, of Thy tend- s" ~"»\'!‘°t tllltl Yul”! l er mercy. hear our prayer. /illl("l‘l,\_ e" blllcll" "chclll '9'“? James ltlirtiiieau (IBOS-ltltltlt. “Wllm-‘ql O Lord. renew our spirits 'lll(i draw our hearts unto Thyself that - - .- our work may not» be to us a. Mum “Hlcﬁlxisliltllliéiilllll: bllttlctt. but a delight: and give us Mt, ~urli u nuality lore to ‘liter a may Lifinlp 51w is t-oni- \\\(‘f‘i"ll all our tiberlieuce. Oti iet and nuaiiist ser- 11s not serve Tlice with (lie .\.;iirit. . is too wtak and t-cwyirrllv f» (ll rtititlage its slut-cs. hut with the stt.oii2-\\~tt1etl \~i)llllﬂ$l‘.‘l' and make ili('ll(‘(‘l'illi‘ilf'§.%‘ﬂllfi ,l.‘,iRIiII(‘.\\ of etnld- (‘till-HFVi€lifi(‘ll<‘\' tu- w“ “plgfmn! ‘flllisliwp-‘i "l ‘Illlf’? . ., . . . ,“. and and reiotein: iti ’lh_v \t'0rk. Amen-—- itsliiiiilizliviiitiiizgsitélglild torus Bmll-"lllllli JPllilS (1646-17241 __\\'Oillflll. or the liaiitl oi the

When lie is their (‘llll(i‘i‘(‘ll. for t. thev will ever be called upon iii-f. FTverv and when one is a brat

to Hl\l‘ll'(‘l‘i‘ilil" the

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THE c0555? CORNER

FRIED CHICKEN SOUTHERN STYLE

little mouths not to cult) tllfll‘ 100d- Motlier has to tell Johnny a tliiu- sand times to take off his hat when lie enters a room. and how to stieak easily and cottrteouslv to strain-tits.

13in, oh the tliotisiirdth and illlii time he will do it oi his own accord. and mother will _have turned wit’. a gentleman and given hini the cod manners that will be a first aid to success to him. _

There is no woman in the world so stupid as not to know that tlie greatest harm she can possibly (l0 her child is to spoil it, She secs too many illustrations all about her of the tragic results of DIHTHJQYIUK‘ llwdéfélil’."il.itl‘iilfl.‘llllll.""°“ m, ,,<,=-@i=i.-;;<i -

She sees boys who are drunkards; nulrpwﬁi? 5.5012“ cutssilﬁlliiltfhlalfii:

because thev have never been niaoe- - _ _ M . to control their appetites: who ﬁrs“: 531" ‘md Pepi)“ and ‘~11 l" Plant-l’

lazlmsmmessr ne-erdindvcus D903...“ if flour. Satit-i- the clickcn in the

mother wait-ed on them hand and lal~ llllllll‘?! ll"3(illl‘llll.l' to brcwn brtli sdrs. until tezidir.

Drain the iveres wcll anti arrawze on a ivartn tiinttri- and keep hot itutit gravy is tmde, Sfrles t uiq

2 small chickens Salt, and pepper Flsur

1-4 cup fat

Plenty of Experiences _

She sees other mothers weetuiit! over wild girls whom thev cauii t control at 20 because thev did tut teach them obedience when ilicv were two. She sees the dtvtrtc courts ﬁlled with vountz wcinen who wrecked their homes and orphaned their little children because their husbands would not spoil them the wav their mot-hers did.

Did you know that, starting vegigm tables in b iling water helps them to krop color. as wzll a. decre es loss of fncd value, not to tiienticin actually shoiteziing the length of c oking time?

She knows that half the miseiy in the world is the result of mothers being too foolishly fond. toodazi‘. too weak or too cowardly to discip- line their children and make them behave themselves. _ 4

Yet she coes ‘on committing the same crime aaatnsb her children. hopinz that some miracle will sonic- how change them from what

has made them into what

should .

No wonder that. mothers resort their children being called brats. It is the public 1‘(".'OiZl1iil0n oi thcr failure as mothers.

DOROTHY DIX.

AlMomingSmilo

Here is a precious stotgv frcin London. A dear i id lady was ask-

CANNING PEACHES

An easy way io can peaches in- sicaci cf rentcwting‘ the skins. try doing them with the sk.ns on as you would apricots. Ycu will find it much easitr and you don't waste any of the fruit. Their flav r will be much improved, t:o.-A. A Duf- field.

CLEAN PICKLING ONIONS

To clean pickling oniciis. pour water over the onions and le.i\e them for two or three minutes, 'lI“l1e skins will t-hcn slip eff easi- Y.

(‘EIIICKEN LOAF (Willi NIIISIIFCOIH SlIiICC) cups cmkrd. dicrd c "irkcii cups soft bread rrunvbs cup corked r169 teaspoons salt tabletpo n. chopped pimentg cups chicken broth or iutlk (‘Eli's

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ed whether 1e could slezp tlllﬁllgll the Bllilz. “ h. yes," she retilicd, "I asks the Lord to keep an eye cn inc and then I says to meself that therefs no sense in two of us keep- ing awake. so I g) to sleep."

ADMHIA_]_3IiE“HOSTESS

A trim young wcman went up to an. Army recruiting officer in New Orleans. sazd she wanted f0 volun- teer. “I'm sorry," said Captain A. P, Mice1l_ "but we don't eiilst w,- . men. Did yzu mean you want, t. be an Army muse?"

"No!" said she. "And I don't want to be an lnfantrywtman and carry a rifle ezther. I want to be a lioness on an Army bomber." --

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("ROCHETED

DESIGN Crochet this lovely luncheon set

Time.

FIESTA SET

yMix dit-cd chic-ken, brertcl (‘l'lIllll7S. l'l('(‘, salt. fllllfllif) and ehckcn brr-th er niilk: add well-bezitrn eggs. Bake in a greased 10 by 3 1-2 by 2 3-4-inch loaf pan in a p s- hrjaterl oven. Slice and serve hot. with mushroom sauce.

For" time tnushro m satire: Saute 3-4 pound fresh mu-hroms in 1-4 cup butter about, 5 minutes oi- until brown; add l-4 cup flour and mx well. Add 2 cup: seasoned chicken broth and co k about 5 minutes or llfli-il smtoth. stirring constantly. Add 1-4 cup creanr l-8 teaspoon paprika 1 l-Z teaspoon lenvn jtrce and salt t9 taste and mix ail well together.

Thousands have found fnsiier relief from Neuritis. Neural in. Rheumatic Paine Ind Headache: wilh ucltleyh Cinnnmnted (‘eli- nulee because they contain THREE ilmredl- ants. One relieve: plin almost Instantly- the other stimulates and refreshes-the lllirii

lnrlucee a beneﬁcial relaxation of nerves. NOW RELIEF WITHOUT REACTION! 35c,

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nd Personal

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South From Mayfair

Bv Pearl Bellairs

"Ah." she thotuht. "he in not going out!" She watched a while, and saw his shadow on the blind as he moved about the room. He came near to it. taking off his coat. in sil- houette" She fe.t. she was safe _fcr the night-he was certainly staying in. Then his shadow out a hand be- hind and drew somethinll from a hin Docket-

S0metlilnitc——-i

Lorna stared at the shape on ti: blind and quivered uneasily. Th thing held in the shadowv hand was exactly the shape of a. gun. His tuo hands came together, lifting the

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thing, and his faoe was bent-cx- actly as a. man bends his face to ex- unlne the ammunition in a nictol. The izunshape came into view again. unmistakable. lield in one hand. and then I-Iawiksfordls whole shadow flashed oui. of view. Lorna stood dumblv watching. for ﬁve —- seven minutes. The light. did not go out. and she assumed that he was stiil

there,

But the sight of the aim-and surclv it, was a gun-had given her n, horrid little shock. Yes, this affair was serious. serious and danizerous.

man playing games such as Hawksford was playing had his lib- erty. his very life at stake.

MARCH s. 1941 v

hions '1 ‘Literature

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hm! ioiii tau mniui

mule life shall be. How granilly broad with inch of ii

Wm?! Y- How high award heaven its growth —He leaves to thee! —Aldi.l Dun-bar.

At puma points. the Grand Oun- yon c! the Colorado measures I6 m les from rim to rim.

About Two-thirds of Canada's goid production now conies from the prcvinee of Ontario.

Inverted teats seem to be the most. logica way in get ease into tailored garments that still have freeélotn. Applies to Jackets, skirts, coa .

tweed or town coats that takes away severity trcrn the straight- cut. In waist strapping.

Ancient; Egypt had iiwo leading types of hunting dogs. says an Egyptologist: one, iprick - cared, was apt to have tightly curled tail, the other, lop-cared, had an extended tall.

The {inst continuous rolling mill Li‘ producing wide strip-sheets was lngéalled in the steel industry in 19 .

A spider has eight legs and six to

“It's bad for you to soak for so long in the bath." said Miss Marris. when Lorna went back in the room. Lorna. made no reply. but went sil- ently to bed. She felt she would never sleep until the risks and un- certainties of the affair were over once and for . '

But she did. She had been thor- oughly tired by the adventures cf the last few days. and- she fell soundly ns‘eep within half kn hour.

She wakened to see sunlilzht streaming in. the maid pulling the curtains, and her aunt. putting on her bed jacket. ‘

Lorna sprang out of bed ignor-

ou’ oner wy you were satisfied with anything else when you see Rinso whiteness

Q if you want to sec real whiteness, take a look at Rinso- washed clothes, and compare tliem with then-esults you get from any other washing method. You'll realize at once that {time gives more than a white wash, it gives the whi/est wash! Yliatever your was ing experience has been, you'll be amazed at the dazzling whiteness you get with Rinso. And, once you've sccn how beautiful Rinsomakcs your wash, you il never again be satisfied with anything but Rinso for '0I(7‘CiOii'lL‘Sl So don't forget Rinso (can your next: wasiitiay. For greater economy,

ask for the new Giant package. A lever pruducl

‘(Rinso ,_yii_]ie§7‘liie whitest wash l ~

Your Individual H O R O S C O P E

L--—- By Frances Drake

(Financially speaking. watch. your , movements. Guard the budget. And

IMLNRCH 2i lo APRIL 20 (Aﬁesi ‘ is it time to check on yzur health? __I\ genial tierssnallty plus gord Nlath your abzlily agauist. kcen eD-‘rlsluansliip are your t" l’)‘C..l'l1]T€lii.i0ll, keep one jump ahtad cuipiiailne on ior adv Jilﬁgc: s p‘ - l o; 1t. . izr-r-s inlay. Kit-n vii the alert. make! JUNE 22 to JULY 2a (Cancer!- the mﬁst of each Orrllfrtlttilt-l‘. yTact with those of the opposite sex

W Rat-her tinfavzrabie rays sayiig twp; V0,“. “mm d. and mm. p,” lellll m“ l“ "ml" ~""“!' 0W" Pa‘1‘°-.i duct. Lay out. a ctinprcheinive p o- Be est". tally careful in financiallgmn, understadd it thoroughly and hcart- affairs. Keep the hcnie mckié it mm “g1. and ambton‘ fires of effort. burning to a st-etidy JULY 24 to AUéUsT 22 (Lém; glow to reflect a strong. consistent Mmetary mane“ brm. auennon do“? M aimlnnmlt‘ lct a bad tnvcstnirnt or hosely-

MAY 21 l" JUNE 31 ‘(lflllillllm WOlTlBd contract cause you regrcls later. There are schciiiers and

f.

For Monday, March 3rd

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and more as a spread fo

_N0. 8M in fitsia colors. Pattern No. B94 con-

tains list of materials needed, illustration of the design and ccmplete liz.

etructlons. '10 ii. clcr or stamps to To Charlottetown Guardian Needlework Department

Design No. 894

NAME - - - - ~ — — — — — - — — - — - — — - - - - - mam aonnass - — — ~ - - ~ - - - - — - - ~ - - - QITY----—-————PROVINCE - - - - - - _ --

attei_'ii: Write or send above picture with 15 cents in eohi ced ework Bureau, Charlottetown Guardian.

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MOIJIQSES CAKE Yet/ab

O Many housewives are ﬁnding new uses for BEMA Molasses. Not only is it being used more r bread but it is also becoming increasingly popular as a baking ingredient. BEMA Molasses will give your cakes, cookies, etc., a new deli- ciousness and ﬂavor. It is wholesome and nourishing too- a natural food product-the pure rich juicenf the famous Barbados sugar cane. It is rich in vitamins as well as a valuable source of iron —an essential food element.

Use BEMA Molasses often i t ; at the table; 8 a for between meal snacks . .' . in your baked goods. Insist on BEMA Molasses. Your grocer sells it.

Remember! Tlnre is only one REM/i Barbados lixlra Fem-y Aiolaues. Ii for it by name.

DOS MOlASSES

“tttaoiiretriiit iiiioouci.» Nor a BLEND"

Jschemes to Vbe avoided. Headline Iyour productive abilities t) stctire , Ste full benefit of their potentiali- cs. ‘ AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 23 (Virgo) —- The shortest way to _voui- gcal slinild be your aim. Con- flicting influences. therefore a. tulnlmttin cf red tape and straight.- line progress is needed. Loyalty to ideals and principles‘ strcmed. SEPTEMBER 24 to OCTOBER 23 (Libra) - Good prospects tor furthering substantial gain now or foi- the near fiit\ire_ especially iii money tnatters. Revert to tried-and. true methods when the. going gets tctigh. Stability and it cherry m. terior as well as exterior combine to bring you stiocese. , OCTOBER. 24 to NOVEMBER 22 (Scorpio) _- Stars advise tagging. liastybbtisineais deals. rash promises, liv-u ficlently tiiiotight-cut. schedules . and risky veiittires, A sane, moder. ggeyand everyday policy best bet to. NOVEMBER 23 to DCmIBEift- 22 (Sag-ttai-iiis) — Your talents all: are correlated, but be able to dil. teiisntiate and call upcn the most i effective one, depending on the alt- ‘nation that arises. Firm §l‘..\lll(i- work in your activities should have . a tendency to steer you ‘towrirdl your goal, ' DECEMBER. 23 to JANUARY 21 ' (Clpflﬁﬁml —- Switch on y:ur keen, piercing reitsonii-g-powers to ascer- t-Ilil l-he best path c-f action to piirstic. Don't Just r:ll alrng w.th the breeze. If you d» you'll he stranded when the “brceze" d.es

down.

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 2') (Aquarius) - Rather irritating; scme unfriendly influences. Nat,

; thc first time you've had to fzcc . obstacles, so pitch in and get to WCLK Dr-wzi-io-earth efhri ard not

aéeall”

flowery ajcech is indicative c~f sub- statitial results. , FEBRUARY i1

ing a dark cup of tea at her bed-

side. and hurried into the bath-

room. where she looked out of the

window The blind in Havvksfordb‘ room was up. Lorna peered into the; yard; no sign of him there. She

stood irresolute, and almost decided

to ﬁnd the maid and ask vauldlvzi "I sitmmse you're iiivinz some break.

fast to the Cl18llff9llf?"—blli. as she

came out of the bathroom a. window

across the passalle gave her a view] of ‘the hotel garage. and she glanced ou . There was Hawksford. in his shirt sleeves. washing down the car. his liaii- hanging over her brow, water flashing on his bare tanned arms in the sunshine.

With a gasp of relief she went back to bed. drank her morning tea. and then rose and dressed quickly. She didn't want to be out of the wav a moment ionizer than was nec- essary. The paper in I-Iawksforirs notebook had lid "the afterno o

(Pisces) - Count. your quarfzca- ilcns for or against you. Corral and develrtp the former; disregard the later. Many hl'ssing= are yours

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DRY has R, mild nature. although when once aroused will siioiv stttbbor" detemiinaiion, Its generosity ._=hou‘d be directed properly er it will be- come a hindering trail. Refinement and cheerful ccmnaiiiuis re lin- porlant. Especially talented for in- terbr and exterior decoratIuS. farm- ing. designing. perhaps mathe- matlcs.

Easy to Reduce Weight When You Limit Calories

III/AID CHIIPED Iiit

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A00 CAL!

t: --nﬂ\ Milgligili

JOOCALS

iiusunoou (svsvsut no cats You lme Two Pound: a Week A true slimming story! And a ieally happy ending, too. when a etout woman diets the calory way 3y limiting food calories to around 1,200 a day, aha noi only loses-u much as 24 pound: in three months-but feels radiantly younger And the lovely part is that while rcmcing you eal as much as everl ' ‘ie trick is to have a calory chart never be fooled by harmless- ng foods-like prunes. st think: 200 calories in foui 3 prunes, a whole sixth of youi Hcaloriea-a-day reducing allow- And after a lunch of corn ch: rrder (800 a cup). creamed chip- pcd bee! on toast (400). and lemon mszingue pie (300) you'd have to qt-‘t eating for 24 hoursl

tut whet delicious foods you C ..\l havel A normal-sized lunch of chicken soup (100 a cup). stewed mushroom! on toast (140). and IA cup of lemon Jelly (I50) has only 890 calorill.

Have l graceful. girlish new figure-moon! Our 82-page booklet gives 42 tasty low-calory menus. a

‘ net-ﬂy enlarged calory chart. Also v to gain. Send 20c in cloa for your copv Figure to The Guardian Home lof The New Way To A Youthful .sarv.ce B; sure to write plainly your Naive, Address and the Name of booklet.

LEMON Jil-LV I50 ClLl

hi it

g see that Hawksford did not give her

elElIi eyes.

A transparezie fuel tank marked with. a. scale has been invented to be mounted on an automobile dash- board to enable a driver to note his consumptlzn of gasoline per

the 28th." but she was afraid at any moment he might, Qlpgiwzay.

While thev were at breakfast in the dining-room. the waitress brought in a messaze.

“Would either of them be want- inz the car that afternoon. because Mr. I-Iawksford wanted to put. it in the workshop to have the brakes titzhtened."

"N0." said Miss Marris. "I shan't want to go anywhere in it. I had enough of it yesterdaypwlll you want. it. Iioma?"

“Deﬁnitely not." said Lorna. not daring to lift. her

Her heart was pounding as the girl went away with the message. The request came as the conﬁrm- ation of every suspicion. Howksford. was making certain of his freedom for the afternoon so as to get to Gulliver's Bay-and to Gullivers Bay, without the slightest question, she would be following him.

Lorna pottered about the hotel and the garden for the next. two hours, with a restlessness anyone mizht. nave wondered at. if they had not known she was on the watch to

the slip.

Then. just before eleven. with the nexipectedness. and something of 1e shock of a bombshell, she was sttiniz on the veranda in front of the hotel when she saw a car draw up at. the door-and out of it step- ped Allen Richards.

<CIIAFPER XVII "WHEN Wllil. YOU MARRY DIE?" "Lorna. darling!" She met Allen Richards with an astonished faoe as he came leaping up the verandah steps. his cloth can in his hand. "Back so soon!“ slie said. Her ﬁrst uncoiisidered reaction was one of dismay. How would she get awav .0 follow Hawksford in the afternoon! "Yes. your father is still over :t the islands. I came back vesierd y to ﬁx up some thinizs in Chris‘. church for him: so f rushed up to see you here. Darling, 1 felt I had to see youl" He seemed ‘so worried and upset. that she fancied at once he had arned somethinti about Hewksford and the espionaze. and had come to tell her. She asked iv hardly explain. "What lS the matter?" “Let's no somewhere where we can be ouletl" he replied.

"In here." Lorna drew him into the Commercial Room. with its line-

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ith a. dread she cou d

i - Shining is a sknificani: detail in

Living s Leisure

—The Woman ’s Realm

inllig at variotu speed‘, l Pill‘ iii i l!" c en sh iii-usiieii while wet oliiig .351." l" near heat. The clcsrt- ill wliidnm fur coat. i5 hip-g m, be "ii ii dry and rosin‘ “°°l~

Although __ , y both mutton and beef v ﬂanges the former more

Similar enistm is: than the

The most 1 t. , . singer's career liuipoiiignliccfﬁfﬁa‘: a’ H6 must be a fine musician. m’

A barrel organ is 5t. all services in the pa cf Shetland of Sllffglk

A flag is unfurled -'~, rurled when drawn lllr-lltii‘) 3T“ compass about the staff, "s!

ill ii. d rtsh gifhmtéf, . Eilgliind_

since the ccmin man. the coyote range.

8 0i the WiliiQ has increaud it;

Witisls areimiihed in: they are illltlhkilf“ it a

chairs. He look h h ‘ her on to a setieembv i121: igiiiiindtir-ew "I came because I ri-it I mtiéti “Q12:- glaffsttll wlll you marry me?” 0n t that she stared liilsaststiziibliiinli-Diitlted Marry you?" She struggled to ﬂdiust herself to the situation "when I left- you in Christchurch last week I felt things were not an they should be! I know I behaitd stuDidlv at that dance-I tut i-bii might. thinktﬁtilki I wondered wit" you were , 1 whilledildwizs awltiylw‘ a1 me Mme " ' ll ihi about iii-l’ shzegaild. Thglliruiallillbtfh statement was reallv rather shock- lTlll when she realized it. Slie had actually hardly given him_ a siting Ollllht since he left Christchurch.

mean. and vour ROlIIR off in this obi‘; I didnt care. You know we don't bother about thinks like that."

"I wouldn't; play about like that if I didn't feel that there's something wronsl"! feel that. that you're cold,

eyes from her mm

"Cofdl"

"Yes. 901d to met Sometimes I fee you don't really care for me at all!’

Oll. but I do. Allen. I do?" He! conscience insisted that she shou'd protest it. Somehow she had so much else to think about. so ninth on her mind that she didn't feel what she said at all. a

“Then say when you'll marrv me. darllmti I've come all the ivav from Christchurch to gel: it settled! I lust had to come up and see you!"

She was confused. wondering whether she oinzht to tell him about all the other thinzs which were pievinir on her mind.

"You're in such a liiirrv!" she said lamelv. “Lei; me think!"

"But I've got to leave again in half-an-hour."

"You're 20in! back to town?"

“Yes. I must be there bv four- thirty. I have to ﬁx tin some thinn for your father before I leave on the ferrv tonight, to meet. him at We!- lineten in the mornlml."

"Oh. I see!"

Then he would be zone and she

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