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Woman's

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SKYWAY LOVERS

By VERA BROWN '

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Watching Badman were taken

S-planefis cold. gray eyes watched Radrnan. Yes. he was a handsome, iiappenwell-dressed chap. and he

ad poise, an

old blooded, though. men had he put on the spot in the did prohibition days? Splane could not even imagine. If the this woman were a necessity, then Badman could see it was done!

floor, nonstop.

woman told Alison

a lower tone, Alison nodded.

dl-fwT-ly from the street floor in an elevator to the twentieth Where the men were taken. Alison did not know, but the four women found them-

~ i! death of flnd out something." she added in She and Mona

' Lefty shified nervously. He were assigned one room. Too ex- up and down. "i tell you, hausted to sleep, the iiwo girls

ed m. I knew it was a mistake to

threw themselves on the twin beds.

t-ake this ship!" Liefty (would not But to remain silent, sleep was forget. that. "it serves us right for impossible. And they found words going ‘legit.’ f knew something even more difficult. It was day-

would happen the moment we did! light and Mona

All this stun" about owning biew-

ordered coffee. While she WM. Waiting for it she

eries! Giveme a. good 'alky‘ plant ed up and down the room tn any time. in an alley. That's a ndacision. Twice she went to the nice sate busine.s compared with telephone, once she picked it up. this!’ When the operator came on the

"Has arty-body here any ideas as to what might have liappe that ship tonight?" Spla.ne's voice broke in on ten troubled ihoughts of ilic group. There was silence.

"Did any of you notice anything unusual?“

They all agreed it had been an uneventful trip.

for all this.

could think of nothing to say comfort her.

had some "Let's tit?‘ to sleep. to face e inspector again

More SusDicioue

Splanc. glaring u. them, felt cer- (ill-Wm thin one of them had done the murder-wire stewardess might have had a hand in it. Or that blondl Sch certainly acted excited enough. At least one of the pilots had to be flying the zillll. He could count one of them off. at any raie.

‘Ilii- inspector straightened his shoulders. No use wasilng good time uni-ll he found out Just where he stood. Then he could come

did manage to sleep

ening her. The

talnly she had had nothing to with this business!

many innocent people.

line she asked for the correct time. ned in She offered Alison no explanation Then she threw hem- sel_f on the bed and wept silently. Alison felt sorry for her. but she

i0

When the coffee came they both and Alison felt better. We'll have

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few hours. and we'll be in no con-

Mona only shook her head. Alison for a while, but Mona. crying and then pacing up and down the room. kept awak- irl seemed des- perate. Alison won ered why. Cer-

do

Odd how a calamity involves so Then Ali- son's thoughts went back to Roer-

at these people and see Just what den. She tossed restlessly. Finallv their stories were. "Now. we're going she fell into a heavy. troubled to the hotel." 511W- .

The policewoman brought the To Be Continued)

mv.

We have no time for malice and

Therefore, with love make beauti-

Life is ioo swift Between the

Between the silence and the lurks u

D1 . For bitter words. by the human body. In kindness and in gentleness our

s

Must. carry messages of hope and reach

The sweetest chords. 5h

Life is too great Between the infant's and the man's

Between the clashing of earth's

Lo! we shall yet who

Walk glorious over heaven's golden

0111M and Japan, but wheat is of KFOWUIB importance. It is also

Ind a.

THE ' CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

A A aka‘;

Marya. 1939

AAAAW"!

And

m: hate and spite for greed;

ful the deed; _ Fast speeds the night. and the

blossom white snow's drift

peech

estate

strife and fate. For petty things. creep with curnbered feet

street, Or soar on wings! -By W. M. Vories

Rice is the main food crop of wld ly used. alone with rice. in

Bamboo is noted for its fast rate 01' growth Careful studies have

women iii and the party started out into the WILL-LBS room. Cameras flashed. Newspaper men swarmed §

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about.

" ot now. boys." Splane was say- ing. "Just give me a chance. I don't know anything. Not yct._Give mo a little time! You know Ill be square wim you when I have any-

thing!’ The detective herded the f hi.- ened people into cars. while Sp me

talked to the gentlemen of the prim ,H““g_

(Copyright, 1939. Kin

“Is it. true Bradleyasifiegraveling with his secretary?" some- _ - body. "Wonder how his wife will For wulneshy’ M“ n" 1'“ mail" MARCH 2i to APRIL 2o (Aries)

"Now, boys. his is strictly a. busi- ness trip. He had an appointment at 8 A. M. and worked too late to catch the 1i o'clock train out of New York."

"Oh. yea?“ said a reporter. There was a general laugh.

terests and activities specially in the a.m. Actin tirely upon

ions taboo. ‘This .M

-Stimulatlng and divutsified in- favored.

hunches and quick. unpremediated changes and decis- P Extend

"And thLs Badman and his body- yourself l Bu5rd--“ APRIL 2i to MAY 20 (Taurus) "What about the beautiful —Under five vibrations: matters blond?" dining to taxes. insurance. “I say that red-headed stewardess acles; cooperative measures con- did it!" said cerning magazine and newspaper

er.

"Are you holding them all?" Splane‘; Plan

Splane explained his plan. He

would began taking statements later in the day.

portaince .

interests. Results indicated through clever sound advertising Dexter- ity and quiylity of par-amount, im-

MAY 2i to JUNE 2i (Gcminlw- For the olfisent. lie was h3g3 ‘searing; cgggg 13321.13:

gaggdmjn“ w find m" when” he and contemplation. Be careful to =- a» iii-m hw- ysss, trials‘:

killed."

I'm not sure how she was . . . - x dont waste your energies gfiiiigged ‘In mow i“ a °w JUNE 22 u, JULY 2a (Cancer)

-With added impetus _ over and

Alison w n ver et the ride , to the hOtg thrégmwomentwere 55°" Y0“? "will 11195811" — , in one car with Miss Pringle. th policewoman.

-, "I think they'll give us adjoining I rooms.’ said Miss Prinzld- " 0 0 >1 u can room with me. the other

i migether.’ e “Kt the hotel all waited in

(with the other Cancer making thm one of days for accomplishment and venture.

YOU

9 born before July 8 can keep pace folk in your peak

ad-

JTHJY 24 to AUGUST n (Leo) -If your schedule is a heavy one.

fiwy the car until one of the detectives take of important issues first: at- arranged for the rooms. Then they mid m them quiefly, deftly and

i rays. Be alert aoqulsitive.

Heed Messages Dream: Bring

Virginia shivers in her aleepl She's alone in a bleak Arctic region. Chill winds sweep down from an iceberg. Polar bears look at her menacingiyi

Because ahl U chilly. he llfle d her dream i: a polar reflen, but the real basis ot her dream in men- tal distress. Lately her fiance bu appeared cold and diltant. Once lbe caught what seemed to be a look at dislike in his eyes.

Her waking mind hasn't dared to face the lituaiion which cornea to life in her dream. If she under-

ptood that dream. Ibo mightrealiu - kwaawieertotalktliinpover i“? h frankly with tliemmahe loved. 2 u“ Psychologist: nay utirany of our WP‘ WhlDF-BB “elm eama are messages om our uii- _ mu dnwarnlngtutohee m§°t£d¢m° might‘ n irrproblaml. with the pgaea get hi; i; P"1“" 7°‘ lm‘ Y" refrigerator Henna are a Flat height? until it begin: to etruggiingninlytogetlreuab “w”, ‘mm “hom- b leaked door? Learn what time 9.5m“ m) u‘ its alwpe and tho ipurioua dreaml mean. in our 82- ‘ m, m." m m‘ bwklfl u 11mm vlrwledfl cilia-ea ma»: gloves are being i! diloived. m mu ma» 11W," M" 8M heelmetwo museums ninum hnteltie veelneningef mtq-ggggugqngufilmmm dreemrymbolcteliaiiew gtiiedarharmmdefortbe mmfntoaieyoftlte-rllhfl- ailpseeuwinbueonfleh. Bowie! Qerenotagiffimilt tomato “gnu-um up‘, i reatetoourpereoaai ___ ______ owl» eflom ballad a151, um“ mm’ .5,“ a 9w<l9°=lfl°°"l*°'1'*°;§!‘ “°"‘°'""'° -"'"“Y°“"::§a“va%itiamm HTIIBMQIIIHQUIIQXQO ewvmrggrgiergnfimflt ummumwmm M nnnnhnfleuielerviee. lelmuuuwmoal “dmaweetehoooletroverfhe gulf U16 d ' Peppermint lerqegy-g 0N 0f without ildbelved. . '

don't neglect pertinent adjuncts. Don't strain oi- worry, Many ad vantages in good Mars arid Pluto

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OIIOORETED TWO-TONED GIDVES

voun iiinivinuii. nonostor:

By FRANCES DRAKE Look in the section your birthday comes In, and find what your outlook is. according to the stars. , g Features Syndicate Inc.)

Wliure. music. iheology. drama. advminina. min; for stage and screen.

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AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER. 23 (Virgo) — If you put doubt and overanxiety away from you. you'll find the road leading to your goal straight and direct. Written mat- ters. investigations. education en- tertainment best favored.

SEFTEIMIBEIR. Z4 OCTOBER 23 (Libra) -- The judiciary, gov- eminent affairs, improvements tor national defence. all constructive measures are under steadylng and constructive influences. Purely personal individual interests not so favored.

OCTOBER. 24 to NOVEMBER. 22 (Scorpio) - Day asks for careful calculation. accuracy and creative purpose-and all these you are cap- aible of. Throw them into the max-

Social

Housewife

Activities

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Life is too brief single day Between the budding and the ' 18111118 lea-f. Cutting runarka sever conver- Between the seed time and the actions, and sometimes they Just golden sheaf about cut off a head.

The reason so many people 8% buying a Violin L5 deals are

a watclfs hair- sprm; 15 affected by a static eiec tricity generated and given of! Such elec- tricity is absorbed by the mechan- ism of the watch

Tricomers are aznong the newest in milliriery. At Suzy a small and shallcw one is Worn at a tilted angle. with a wide ribbon nn the upper side

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Q. How can I clean white silk lace?

Husbands "and Wives Will Appreciate Each

A. It should be washed and rinsed in benzine. dried open air. and pressed bet/ween sheets of white paper. ThLs same method can also be used on cotton lace CAUTION: Benzine is in- flammable.

Q. How can I draw an ex- treme‘y stubborn splinter from the flash?

A. Take elder-root and the seed of Jamestown-weed; fry it. in lard. and apply It is claimed that this will draw any splinter from the flesh

Q. How can ‘f lubricate the food grinder. juicer. or any other sim- ilar kitchen device and avoid dis- agreeable taste or smell of oil?

i A. Use a drop or two of glycer- ne.

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Suede Gloves To clean suede gloves, first put on the glove; then rub briskly all over it with a stale bread crust with about an inch of cniinb to it, changing the bread when it be- comes soiled. Pipeclay well rubbed in is the best method for cleari- ing white suede gloves.

Ell Plates One should always use cold wa-

i" M ti" ‘Ei’“§‘°"ié23'i“$° rt." um o a g -pr o . . . smiles on romance, entertainment. NOVEIvIBE-‘R 23 to DECEMBER ‘Zgtgagittéiarim - Old and yésung.

an i-er, timid an an gressive can find much 0f worth upon which to depend this pliable day. Say ‘I can, then let noth- ing prevent you from climbing on

and up! DECEMBER 28 to JANUARY 2i (Capricorn) _ Today rates three

stars for its exuberant. encourag- ing influences. Room for an in- vasion of ideas; let down the barriers; give your capable self room to work. Bluntnees in speech

taboo.

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) — Success will meet you halfway. Everyday routine, in- dividual responsibilities. new worthy trys among the many favored items. Keep strlvlngl

FEBRUARY. 2i to MAROH 20 (Places) - The foundation of any structure is vital, therefore be very careful that you do not put poor material (careless effort) in the foundation of your plane or work. On solid grmindwock you can build an edific of achievement nothing can destroy. .

A CHILD BORN TODAY will be a bit of electricity. a my of sunshine. sometimes a brooding storm; always demanding atten- tion. yet generously and willing to assist. Adm affection. Careful. into t but firm man- agement eeeent a1 to the right de- velopment; of this precocious. bright child. ‘Fertile fields for its talents;

ter in cleaning plates on which eggs have been served. A pinch of salt added to the water also helps. After the e88 has been re- moved. use hot water and soap.

in the ‘

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Personal v IEashiQns '1

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teyriature

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"fig?" I . V3; o Til-J?“ Dorothy Dix

Other More if They. Take Their Vaca- tions Away From Each Other - They Appreciate Each Other

' All the Greater '

- . dsewpe blossoms forth in The vaoetim aeeeon is upon u: Tlieollzfl the “mun hub

usl colored railroad an o f e1‘!- Etann-ge? dy-wife wrangle star-ta over the relative me ts of seaside and

Now a vacation is more than a Dldll-‘iu-FB- I" is a duty that w owe not onlv to ourselves. but to mountains, and arinhouses versus swanky reaor - those with whom we live. and to our Jobs. N0 family can stand being together. N866 1n the ml" confines of a home. for a year Without Betti-nu on each otherla nerves. No man and woman can d0 the same work over and over again for 365 8116' oessive days viriihout losing their pen and enthus- iasm in it and to regard it as a chore in-

stead of a career.

Probably the neatost modern discovery is t-hv vacation. but not all of us have found out what it g _ is all about, and that it doesn't mfltier WMN W ‘ go or what we d . get _a chanze. For what. we need is to break away from our routine for a little while. to go somewhere where we will see different sights. meet different people. e81- different food. get somet new to think an alk about. Most of all. we need to get away from e people with whom we are thrown in int-l- mate contact all the time. And this goes for husbands and wives. 11° matter how devoted they are to each other.

Unfortunately, however. there are wives who do not realize this and who feel it ls their duty nevfir to leave th usbarids even for a week-

husibands can't go‘ along with them.

they didn't corrxne Llsiotrge t3 diisnnneii on tinrehm A man w o e c o one o se tioniiig wives says: "Suppose a man has a bus able to leave for a vacation for yea-rs and years. His wife won't leave him to take one herself though he has urged it on her almost with tea-rs. Suppose he had ot so fed up looking at her sitting across the table three times a. day and fiisteriing to the same chatter from her. and he has never got off for a night in years without her tagging along with him. Don't you think it would be admissible for him to go to a hotel and stay for a week and have a solitary vacation in order to avoid a nervous breakdown?

us-plaster. non-vaca- es that, he hasn't been

1e separation now and then. absence they have freshness and noveltyn 0y of reunion that strengiheris the tie . Habit rubs even domesticity thin. A man who is used to his well-kept home ceases to appreciate it. The woman who is married to a 120d rovider takes her luxuries as a matter of course without even say “ an you." A husband and wife who are together all the time talk out and coma to bore each other. But let them be parted. and when the vacation is over they see each with different eyes. The husband is once more a Fai Prince ins of a paurichy. middle-aged man. The wife a Glamor irl instead of a fretful housewife losing her fiEure. Home is the dearest lace on earth and the children angels instead of brats. Much has en said of the selfishness of wives who go off on vaca- tions and leave their husbands at home. Perhaps they are kinder and wiser than they know in giving them a chance for a little vacation of their own. At any rate. it is o le that the Summer widower seems to l~~~r his wife's temporary absence with great fortitude. The moral of all of which is that every wife ahoul and (give iier husband one. should make it just long enough nights past l0 o'clock and eating res find out that he can get along without her. Dear Dorothy husbands ever fall out of love with the married for ten red-rs. moruev d comfortable of! and could t he has fallen in love with the woman next door. son. Her husband is as heart- broken over i-hc affair as I am and says will fight to the finish. lit I don't know what to do. My husband sits and daydream every n-

other and their surround

arable. I who could be sat fled with

Answe : Orr coin-so. men get tired of the other woman Just as they do 0f

t_h_elr_wives. The man who is flckle_erioiimli_to_weary_of_gogd_agd_faithfiil

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