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Woman's Re alm

Your In H O R O

l For Nlonday" Jan. 20th

MARCH 21 to APRIL 80 (Aries) .434; CallLlOUS l.n all business and money transactions. agreements and ooritrarfs. Better to be silent than have l0 uppoiuuJc or mfrucl, lightly

or lia lily sp l words. Be partic- ular- about wing insrructons. f1‘ ..,; m". . s and ribbon:-

lllt Al RIL 2i to MAY 20 (Taurus)—- '-‘ " ‘ yo Oil your work,

‘ll uiid will" em-

. lute-rests. More ll with othcr.» may be re- .\l-ra-.l tnlrluurlicxis with 1n- icl: and quick. capable sc-

MAY 2i to JlTNl 21 (Gemini)-

Milo“ fnvorohloifnr you bom b0- fnr.‘ Jlmv 5 All: Prdzrcss slowly. ' h. Tn your cyws lYI llif‘ ind don't l)» divorlcd ycur goal. Work for grvd.

l> JULY 23 (Conccrl— ‘d today rcslrlcting but

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c to kucxi- rim! 5c - bshllurig (ncnsinli. . rm not only add r0 » bu’. sfrcriglhcn our

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JV! Y ‘ll to AUGUST 22 11ml »~Doli" 1k? .~ll}7('l‘lOl”5 or t-h s!‘ by rawicssness m‘ s may ho n d'f- s- in tryilq ms.‘- llil \"ll coll ncrr-ssnry in

FE TIMI ITR 24 ti OCTOBERZ‘? - ‘.l\ -~ Ni»: espccially- auspicious

for YUP-PM’ ma ers. collections or quick rr-rl for lIiWSIlhPllU. but, r. urc-d n. fro,“ goes without re- wzilri (‘wiry v11‘ l-lavc iCLE-ll in Gcd

OPPOSITE 24 in NOVEMBER 212i . ‘ rid rn yfiur regular l ("lfP lri details Don't become “Tho better rile the dlw."

23 to DECEMBER -- Doll‘! try l0 ' fwvors handling and e-vcnytte Wllil pat-- cation and intelligent

- will be acccm/plislwd in

T-llls w ', DEC RIDER 23 to JANUARY 21 (C: ll -.- Inllinrl-ant busines5 ' fllllllil contracts. irlaklllg

Tfflillll’ the inmost ingenuity and flucxw. Il-l lvllulrlllzlr ‘in your w rk hn Tfllllll‘ l1 w mcnlal 0r impsiug a

' 2L’ i». FEBRUARY 30

. . zsliful thinking '\\",‘l. ,.vl yvu \' _v fur this lrzckv hfuriuv. Put your h art and irn- pl-Yus into your activities, Plan

your schedule first to save and energy. Good Luck!

idol our FOR YDIIR uvu

Buck it up right now and feel like a millionl

Your liver is the largest organ in your body 1nd mos! important to your health. ll pours out bile lo digest food, gels rid of waste, supplies Isewencrgy, allows proper nourishment to resclr your hlood. when your liver gels out ol order food decomposes in your intestines. You lie- cnme constipated, stomsch and kidney: can’! (work propcrly. You feel "rottenW-headachy, Iaaclrachy, dizzy, dragged out all lha tims. For over 35 years thousands hays won prompt ‘nlicl from thus miseries-with Fniit-a-tivu. So can you flow. Try Ffllll-l-ElVEl—]l)ll'll be simply delighted how quickly you'll leel like a

I new person, happy and well again. 25c, 50:.

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FEBRUARY‘ 21 t0 MARCH 20 (Pisces) - Strike a. happy medium bet/ween inertia and erocesslve lw- tivity. ‘fills is o. day for caution and oolrnmon sense. Milch 300d can be accomplished if you fro-the right way a l, it.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY will be gentle, kindly. syzgipaiitet-ic. It has splendid DC$blllll0S for surccss- but, needs a great. deal of encouragement to instill fflllll in its ~ wn true worth and capability. vtucss and sclf-rcliarlce must ltivaled, Ir. . the innate ab. . _' l0 maki- m: “y; keen iii- luiticri and imnginafi u,

MA YFIELD CHRISTMAS (‘ONCERT

Th!’ annual Clirisiuias Conccl-i of _ ltlayficld School which was held in Iiho hall on Wednesday evening, Dcc 18lh was wcll attended by parents ftlld visitors. Mr Harold Toombs vcry capobly acted chair- man and the following program was carried out.

Opening Chorus, by school

Rccitaiion, Welcome, by TODIIIDS,

Monologue. Sizin’ Up The Crowd. by Elbort Orr.

Recitation, It Isn't Fair, by Byron Houston,

Solo. Beautiful Girl of ‘The Prairie, by Esther Hill lencorecl).

Rccifaloin, Can You Blame’), by Sluidy Nicholson

Dialogue, Hoke and Poke, by two

Robe rt

uplls. .

Recitation, A Christmas Hit, by Vvolicr Siczid.

Solo, Il. Cum? Upon A Midnight ClPfiY- by; Elhcl Hill

Rocltulion, A Man's Dilemma, by Billie Aiirlreu‘.

Dialogue, A Lieller To Santa, by

2 pupils.

Rrciftloli. Papa's Neckties, by Stilnlcl" Orr

Quarter. Arvny In A Manner, by 4 boys

IIIIPYIIIlShlOII. sale of candy,

Chorus, Up On The Houseiop, by School, _

Recitation, My Dolly, by Esther

I! . Dialogue. The Deacon's Prnnosa] by 2 pupils. i 39911-811011. A Christmas Wish. b)’ Arthur Cole. Recitation, A Hard Place, bv Her- rt Cole, ” Drill. Christmas, by 9 pupils. Recitation. This Canada Of Ours by John Toombs. Solo. ‘Ilierell Always Be All Eng-

' mu Culling on ciruls will bu“ bi’ MW“ Wvomi ieucore-dl.

Recitation, The Wdroopili’ Cough. by Allan Smith. _ Duct. The Laddlos Who Fought

and Wnli. by Billie and Gforgc Ami row rcucorcd I . Rr-cltufion- Swceplii‘ Our. by

Hcalh Pouston.

Diulpzile. A Change Of Heart. by 9 pupils

RM“ alien. sad News. by Willie Nicholson,

_Cl0-"~1Y1¢r Chorus. “Santa. Santa, Ive Bccu Tlillilillifl, by scluml,

At the close of tho progrnln sanln arrived and after nlnkiug (ippropyidlg remarks he distributed gifts and

[candy to all the children prssent also to the Trustces and others W110 hPllWd rllllillv the cvcnlucls cntcrtniumcllf. Boxos were (llSll'lblll_ 0d by the Worncnls Instiluin lo shirt-ins in tho district. The teacher lnLso received fwn lovcll" ulfts from who pupils. After f1 hcnrlv vole- of filianlcs was or" ridod to ilie leach- for. the enicl..r1lns=n was brmluh {to a close by tho singllzg of um ‘ National Authelu

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“You're Mr, YOU?" said Dirk , “Yes? said Blackadiier, dismount- mlz heavily. “How clld _vou know?" "I m from the American embas- y 83'." said Dirk. "Mv name is Van. Suttart and this is Adan Arnaldo who happened f0 witness your cab- tilre. "I corizralulaoe you on your escape.

"hull?" grunted Blackadder. "Oh, Yes. What about Joyce Sewell? She's here. lsnt she?"

"I'll take you to her." said Dirk, , "but she thought you'd be glad of a chance £01" a shave and a wash

s1.

"I haven't a razor,“ grumbled ' Bltackadden "and nothing to change in o. ‘

_"I can lend _voll a razor." said Dirk; "as for linen, you're mo big for me. but We can fix that foo if vcu‘ll but UD with stuff from the hacienda store. Come along."

He lczi him to a room near his own. showed him the bath. provided him with shavuill equipment and promised to scud up an assortment of shirts and underwear from the store. Scarcity of windows insures auv ‘Spanuish habitation against curiositv 0n the Dart of the outer ivorid but knocks the props from iuidor individual privacy. Since evely apartment depends for light and vclitllalloii on high doors opening on_a central patio the price of sec- lusion is ant to be darkness and suffocation. On the wav to do his errand Dirk saw Joyce standing ex- uectrilitly in her boudoir-offlcesii- ting room and pretended not 10 see her-the sort of thing he had been doing for two long days and longer nuzlils. On his way back she inter- cabled him.

"Dirk. come in here. please." "What for?" he asked biahklv, then remembered he was supnosed to be a diplomat. "Forgive me. Oil course I'll come in." ‘jQuit being polite!" said Joyce sharply. "I irate it, It isn't ycu, and you've been dolnil if. for twol days. It's spoiled our rides. It's made me unhappy. For a while you were Dirk Van Suttart. Q lov- able human being. But now what‘ are you‘? A shell. varnish. floor wax, veneer! I dislike y'all."

"That docs for me ton." said Dirk hoty "l dislike actresses who chalice their leadliil: meil but al-. wars use the some old slalie sot.‘ l "Sn film's it." Slllfl Jovcc, "lllllElS really it! I couldn't believe ll. Half ‘ my lnind l0.d inc that. ivas the mzlt- ., icr but the other half called tlzc first half a fool. Whv shouldn't. I have taken Adan t0 the roof? Whv? What conceivable reason?" ‘ “You're asking me what business it iras of mine." said Dirk dully, "lllld I'll alis\vcl' you, None - nonc at all. What it. did. though was to wake me up. I felt miser- able. I thought it would pass by mfifnilill. but it didn't." He looked up at hcr. "I-I hate feeling mis- crohlc,"

"Oh. Dirk —- poor Dirk! If you could only know vrhat happened! He covered his nose and mouth with a silk handkerchief.” l‘ "Why? damauded Dirk. bewil-' dercd, "What for?“

“On account cf the rilizht air)" l

’I‘1lev looked at each other and their eyes began to dance. Another‘ second and they would have burst, into laughter, but unfortunately Dirkb thoughts veered into anotherl channel. There was somethink he had been wanting to do for his own personal satisfaction for what a‘-l lreadv seemed a 10m: time and while

her attention was still diverted he] l look hcr chin in his left hand ‘and, studied the tin of her nose as if it‘ Iliad a smudge. Her startled andl puzzled eyes should have warned! him but somehow her half parifid e chem‘

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lins seemed more important. leaned over quickly but kissed slowly. .

Joyce had not imalzined she ‘avorrd mind being kised by Dirk. yet the‘ light in her eyes dimmed and went’, out. Instead of warming she turned l cold—-so cold he released her and‘ stood back. A sense of loss 0D- nressed her. What had happened? Suddenly she knew. He had been selfish. casual. It wasn't only that she had been taken for granted; it went deeper - so much deeper. Ho had destroyed something they both l shmfd have izuarded.

"Dirk." she said “some day you'll arrow up and learn how foolish it is tn cheaoen another oer-son. 1 believel nconle can make beauty for them-l selves. not out of whole cloth per-i hops, but when they have a fair‘ start. Friends are what vou make] them. Love is what you make it.‘ Just now I think you yourself are; too small to know what I'm talk- inlr about." l

He threw up his head rebelllously and made on impulsive forward movement. but something in her steady eyes stop d him in time. He turned and wa ed blindly toward his room.

CHAPTER. XIII

Blackadder recalled from his first glance in a mirror in five days. He felt grateful to that your-m Van Sut- tart for saving him from showing himself to Joyce looking trimm- Being a stickler for dailv shaving he hadn't seen his beard in vears and was shocked to flnd it

He took Joy in getting rid of hot bath and in slipping into under- wear and shirt. coarse but clean, . SHDDUPd from the hacienda store. In- snlle of his wrinkled suit he felt in boiler humor than at any moment smcc his departure from Elslnboro. Joyce wns a fool. he reflected com- nlacc-ntlv- What a chance she had missed bv Rivlnf! him this opportu- nltv for recuperation! In his mind he credited her with tactical error number one.

But the moment he was shown info hcr nresence he wondered if and where he had acne wrong. Al- rmdv drcasoal in one of her f owered frocks, she turned in the chair at ll!“ will; but did not. rise. Sh’. l.’ "I rvablv c001 -— cool in- ,_ us. ~oq she passed slow

A iii. ml, i

Y. §0cial and

El Dorot

Blackadder. aren't r '

[added humiliation he

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _

Pe

rsonal

hy Dix Says-

YOU DO NOT HAVE RIGHT TO LIVE AS YOU PLEASE

Boys And Penalties Not Only

Girls Who “Go Own Ways” Impose

On Themselves But

Also On Other Members Of Their Families

There is nothing u to live their own lives advice or warning to anyhi

please."

l or boy.

friends, his other day I

up foo late;

lease with

m,»

When

your bedside. without the little things he wants in order to bay doctors’ bills and hos- pital bills and nurses’ bills and sani- farlum bills.

Others Pay The Bills

"The other children bay for it in being denied some treat they might have had if the money had not gone

for one of your ‘spells’. And they‘

bay for it in the depressed atmos- uhere of the home, for sickness is not a cheerful thing to have iii the house.

“some dav _vou will marry and your husband will have to suffer for getting a nervous. ileuxotic woman for n will: instead of a. strong and healthy’ one. and your childrcli will have Io nay in their lsoor, sickly little bnciics fol" being broilght lulu the world. by u mother who had abused her own body.

"Oh. no. luv dear. you won't be the one who will suffer most if _vou don't take cure of your health. arid you haven't anv right in the world to make vuurscl’ a semi-invalid if you can possibly‘ avoid doing so."

Paying The Fiddler

As I hsiened to this mother I thought of another mother I once heard Glitfedtiril: her daughter not.

to marry a mall who was a dissl- '

ozitcd ‘necr-do-u-ell. "Perhaps I am llll‘0\\'lli,Q my life ayvay, as you say " the purl sum. “but. it is mv own llf ,

lnv own happiness that l am risk- ,

llilz, and I have the right to take the chance if I want. to. I'm the cue who has to lie on the bed I make." AliCl so she lnrirried.'liel' luau. and the mother's heal-t broke as sue saw llcr beautiful and guy voulig "lauqll-

for grow old and huugzird before her

lilllf‘. as silr- was (imgncrl down info luc- gutter bv licr drunken husband.

And. at lust. when the flirl could stand no longer the abuse ulld neg- lcci. and unfllithiuluess of thc roltcr shc llnd married, shc cumc crawtlnz back lo luotllc-r. brokcn in heaith and, m soil-ll. and with three Lillie cirrdrcn harming to her snobby skirts.

was a man out of her past, ac- curately remembered. and he had not changed; yet he was distant, (ilvidod frnln her by a world. As for Blackzulcier. he iiclicld a ucrsoli he did not know. a person he felt he might never know. 1-10 had been thinking of her as a YOUHR ulrl -

hcadstronz, vlolcnl in her reactions,

but youuz, unforliied and consc- quenty iiinPeahle. Now lie stared at soniethiliz as fixed as a Dorlrair: alive vet bar ing, impenetrable.

into reverse with an olliiost audible stripping of marital gears and as an discovered he wiculd have to sneak first or not at a

"I-Iardlv Wlllil" you'd call a warm~

wcliénie. Joyce.

"No? she admitted; then contin- ued in an even tone. “Whv have _vou come and what do you want?"

He was at a loss for an answer.

'I"hat a whllmer-snlioper should uut- ,

face him roused ills always unman-

|nfze able temper rind abandoning the

serisilfe course he had lust deter-

mined upon he foolishlv reverted to . a prepared snecch - prepared and rehearsed for days.

(T be Continued)

value to growing children.

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BARBA

“THE ORIGINAL PRODUCI

us la ‘c and figure. Here‘

n which the young n their ovm way.

‘s my own life.

Which is a b _ only trouble with it is that if is not. true. No one lives to himself alone, and no one may do with his life What he 11188585 because what he does

seeping enough. I am tired V my body and I've got the right to do what I

he one who has to suffer. I po "True," replied the mother. suffered alone you might, - - right to wreck your health if YOU chose. but ‘m? diilllmty is that you can't suffer alone. I people iii your catastrophe. and anxiety and in weariness during the long hours in which I Your father pays for it

In l slantly his own uirm of attack went

"on

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iron-an essential food element.-

_ (Frown-ups like BEMA Molasses, too. It makes an appe- tlzing spread for bread ; a ; a supreme delight on pancakes

Use BEMA Molasses often-if’: goodfor you

are so inslsftnt as their right See-k to cont/sol, or even offer and the retort is hurled back at you: I have a right to live it as I fine, resounding phrase. The

Our lives all interlock. affects his family, his The

neighbors, society in general. heard a mother pleading with her

frail and delicate daughter to take better care of her health._“Oh, for heaven's sake. let me alone. cried the girl irritably. ginlz at. me about dancing

"You are always nag- Loo much and stayi eating too much candy and no

to death of it all. Its

it, and if I make myself sick I am have to endure the "and if you perhaps, have the You involve s0 many other ou are y watch by by having to work harder and do

Folsted Upon Mother The mother had a small income. scraped together for her old aflb by years and years of self-denial and lpinchinlz economics. It would have supported he; alone in modest com- fort.

, But with three little children to rear and educate. it meant that poor old grandmother had l0 Work I191“ stiff old finlzers to the bone_ cook- lug and Washing and cleanini: for these youngsters whose sumwrt h?! daughter had. foisted on her. Sne

i had to do without all the little

.C0mf0i‘l.s that soften the rizvrs 0f

I age. because children have so many

l necessities. , _

If only in reality the surfs who. of youth make such

' in ihc passion _ ill-advised marriages. could bqrlr l alone the results oi their own inls-

.takes thcv might have the’ 113m fhev claim to disregard their Duf- cnts‘ counsel in the matter and marrv whom they Dlease.

Roars Two Families

But it is the vfl-Ytiits who have b0 suffer with them m their unhappi- l “e55, 1r, L; to poor old father arid ,' mother that they wme hvm? with . their children after the divorce. Y And it is father Eltld mother who in - their old ape have to start rearilill another family and Smlidlfll! @1191)‘ pittance suPDOTUBR D001‘ Mflryli

children‘ boast of youul mm.

So the proud _ it has the right to live its own life