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FHE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

?AGE TWO

_ E‘,Woman’s Realm -:- Social and Personal -:: Fashionsm+ Llffrffltllri

Questions to Ask Your Fiancee

I Dorothy Dix

i 5'» ,oni:

Girls, if Your Boy Friend Reads This You Had Have the Proper Answers 0r You

'~ Better May Miss That Trip t0 the Alt

IVhcii fl young mziri is in love with

him; what, what she considers the quisites of a iviie, if any,

about to enter. ________

to kiiowuioi" upuu incin \\l.l

and it she would yellow" melancholy iI snould happen to him, and ask questions, such as:

s your" idea 0f marriage? Do you expect it to inil lllll’, I will spend my time holding your hand 50A.‘ i» .lll'lllll zinil zitintlrrfui you arc?

JQLIIQ

uittier ".l"..iii they‘ dared go as giris? i. no y-iii expel". ui me as a husband? you In jiillll’ .\li)llli‘l‘ did? To yes-yes ‘ml \.l.r{ upon? To be u, perpl-

iiiiil iliiie,

o be disappointed in me because .in mun, 't'iill oi‘ fiiiiits and loibles, ~.

l‘ you gUlllg to be? gc Ol‘ who write or paint?

HIGH '3

>w hard you pinch the mave any headway

Cuii you mi l in trusting my stomach as lhe ".i;iy you

been so iiuipccl with dyspepsia in the meantime that I Many a man loses his Job, or or misses his chance to make a fortune beca inr breakfast.

1n ziw proposition

g ris ii.\vu_\s be enmpcd in the spare room?

cCﬂdlllg l)l'()llll)l' mid sister to college? c, . . .

or not to t-.ii merit for lunch, or not to me‘?

' morning of my life not

a harp win a thousand strings. or ivill you forget- lhem?

stead of mak ng tragedies of them? Will you be a good pal? Will lyou I try to “oi-p iii step with me so that we may walk hand in hand loge!» iﬂi. iIL\ of getting separated, as :0 many married couples do‘? Will you

line shou

on

.__ .- - -

flare you a funny bone? Will

1e and play with me? ldcr to shoulder with me?

is. your girl these questions, Buddy, and her answers will give you‘ a Will dtscuss the questions a. girl DOROTIIY_

ivhat you are getting in a wife. ld ask the Boy Friend later in the_week.

Are you going u» -i. career lllill any woman can follow"?

nut you ure ivzisted in it and t-iiiy the women who are Are you going to be so busy

31‘

her

and

nrx

a girl and pops the question to her ' only tiriig he ever asks her is: Will you marry me? I-le doesn't then. i or tliert-iitiei" nuruig the engagement, seek to find out what she expects of ,‘

kind of wfe she intrntls to be: t privileges and pcr- j and what fitness l the has for the career upon which she

Yet. these are important things [or him depend his health. his llﬂPl-IIIIESS and ills success in life. Hence I urge every young man who l5 con- templating matrimony to stop demanding to know of hi5 sweeiie now much she loves him pine away in a green anti fulﬁlling untoward 3 iOW

be a perpetual pet- iell ng Do you think lllllfllllgc is a Arc you going to settle 'd0wn and put to make your niariuage u siicciss? Ul‘ UL! one oi our guy young nititrOns \\h0 want to step Olll vlio think that oeiiig murr ed gives them the privilege oi

To keep on spoiling and you and make of ii1,\‘seli' ii ill\\'ilf..s retiily to - ui aiiiilhcuiciil, no matter how tired l ktlil alter a ' To be a ciisli regtsicr that you ciiii ])llll"lI when

I am not a little t ii and whose one merit

lliiiil; Or are

or always complaining Are you going Al"? WU 20mg to be a helpmeet or a inill- l

ried you will be the disburs- are on relief in our old age is going pennies. No man. unless he 1s a fin- in accuniuating a competence if he ‘" tws away" money faster than he can make it, well as my heart to your , iced me will determine not only whether l will be l bfﬂiicl‘. down u; 4o or going strong at B0, but also whether my judgment i didn't know a l drives away his use his wife Sav:

When I marry you am 1 niar- l ﬁn‘? W931“ _ Will Papa consider a son-in-lawi as a bank from l “"5915 v "without. ever having to pay back? Will Mainma and l Will I have to foot the and straightening sallytls teeth and ' when Duke

' Can you say a thing once and let it go at that. or will to drink two cups of coffee. let an automobile run over Stud ‘vl -_ll you harp upon all the mistakes I have ever made as UDOP-

you laugh off all cf my blunders in-

Will you be a ltrval comrade who \\'1ll

FASHION GUIDES

FOR THE

HOME DRESSMAKER

You'll new sheer Print cape

becoming mund shoulder

--1'\ WV:

belt. tn match the braid.

l‘ ribbon.

stamps or coin wrap coin carefully Charlottetown Guardian

Style No. 2519 Size -

Name

Street Addresl City

this flatterin shoulder very quickly. It's grand for town. for important afternoons and for dining out in the evening.

The flared capelet sleeves and the bodice are merely gathered to the

yoke.

Price of pattern l5 cents in ieoin prefcrredi address to

giving-

State

g cool ‘ dress

Ruffle trim adges the collarless, we neck and the panel down the. Hows front that adds youthful height to the figure. Note the very smooth fitting hipline of the wide flarinl" s t.

- Pkrr resort. this model is smart in i ' a chamols colored crepcvcriish-re-l Slﬁlﬁlll? linen with brmvn ric ran] braid. Wear a shiny patent leather

- l i " l . Cotton than“ or lawnl pr n s em Science Proves That Your . dctfied SWlSS and washalbe sum- . Liver Has Vital EfIect On , /' meal silks are other attractive Keepmg Bod welL " - me ums. Y H ,———Lh I i- - An illustrated slen-liv-slep SBW- hotﬁu-rmivﬁlufoitiisngti-l: i".§.'i,'.,'l.'.'.'.Z°‘lI "I l" 1“-*""°"°“ "m" ",“°°"‘l'”“’“ 11.53;‘?‘iﬁﬁliféifllﬁﬁﬁhlﬁf. .°.".'.J.‘i'i'.'i ' ’ llll5 I'll-W t0 “new Plll-(‘m- . to the proper digestion Ind lblorptlon nl . stile No» @519 is deem“ "i " tar/sis. "sl'i::."lt"...;*.":'.r;tl': .3 ° FlZP-i 14- 15v 15- m years- 32' 34' 36' Mood stream, and has magi other vltnl ' - . iwd ‘ii-lithe bu“ 5"" "i first‘:t";l:::;.t:i.?t".. .'::.."='l"::‘ I “"3795 3 1'4 lvards n‘ 39-inch ma‘ YOUR Ilvcr normal and healthy wlt , '0 terial with 6 yﬂfflﬁ of binding: Ii , "Frull-I-flvcn", which contain eltrlclnnl _ b ' l varrls of lace and 1 yard of 1-inch ; Iryellfullsnfwhuvrr: Ind 15gb: Iyllmylgif-tnh‘:

Tffliosiezplltting Headaches A Symptom of Disease

B

tlcn of poisonous

UQDOC \ i L() (i) D _ ITFFRS

the body. Th]: poisoning of the system cleared

healthy condition of the body.

blood with Burdock Blood Blm "Nb more linndnrlim".

The cause o! headache is the accumula- mstter in the blood which spreads with it, every moment, to all part0 o

mult be

up before you can get rid of the headache, which is s lymptom of an un-

Rcmove the poisonous matter from the

rI-ﬂwi.

i taticn won't be put before you- I'll ret the day out of season. that. for strategy, Your

t mother tru~ls mc. despite what. she

AND ENJOVA

IIIG COLE

ﬂmzcup or corms-

The‘ HOUSEWIFE . and

HER ACTIVITIES

i SPRING DAY

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llll COLORED HEELS FASHION NOVELTY IN IIOSIERY

0 w"! ﬁle" W’ Stockings with colored heels

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SA RATOGAE

By ANITA LOOS

O swiftly flowing wind’

0 tall clouds fair,

O blue deep space beyond,

Q rippling waves of water Iiight reflecting,

0 trees, clad sparely green, Gently fleeting;

are being talked about a good deal this season. several impor- tant hosiery companies show light. sheer stockings with heels in black blue, brown. and suggest that they be worn with afternoon (iresses and shoes. Seems that a colored heel

t CHAPTER I l It had been a I Bu SllC had iron!"

said to herself. l "Twn short , dale Farm to Siithborougli

done it."

She turned her head and her eye» went slowly around the lovely old at the big - your mother. ivy into a

garden. They stopped stone house, covered with melloivrd by the centuries

as he .\() often (ll(l,

thinking. ltiiiuhed. "Before you tell me \h:it iliri

cryptic ii-iiiiirk inny mean, I wan

“llill nlli‘ \\'ll

you vow that always. ilie _\'l‘ill‘.»‘, you will

up with anything? it is your greatest ranks high. And

this declaration, will you tell me just whom or what you were com- paring ' "I was thinking of home." she id.

l She did not realize

that in say- ing it so simply,

there was a cer- tain digmt._v--iiol anything which had to do with "good form" which had been taught her nor something which she had patterned from ob- fserving these new il\‘I‘ldS she ad- ‘mired. but something which was it iva real, a part of Within iin lioui", however, she was to be humbly glad that she l had said it and on other days-day; Bradley's scomful smile and stabbing iiords were to infuriate her-she was thankful that on this night, of all nights. she had said ii.

"Strange I've never een it.“ he

id.

sa Oh, not so odd."

_ " she said lightly. "If you're going to talk about strange thingi. why not

mention each or us came thous- yands of miles from home before we even knew each other."

"Allah be praised we did," he said. She put one of her hands on his and pressed it to her.

‘ "You probably have seen Brook- ,‘dale."'slie said. It'=- rather unus- ual for anyone who goes to Sara- tnga at all. to miss it. It's so big and famous in its own, and if I do say it as shouldn't, when better horses are bred, theyll be bred at l Brookdalc."

Well. he said laughingly. I've not l been at Saratoga or any other race track for quite some time. know the reason why. But of

, ZOLIITSB you're taking me to Brook-

a e."

You mcnn you're taking me from Brookdaic. I‘\"c gone a long way from home but I'm going back to be married. of coui-se. But temp-

must have considered at first. my deep dark past and I'm going right on bel g trust-able, to coin a

iiizwiiiiiiﬁ: F0ll HEALTH

tom. Your drugglut

FRUIT-A-TlVESTklllféls

stiff handicap. "And no: at long lat either," she years from Brook-

l-louse ; and Cerol Clayton's" the girl who's

0 lately born year But not in vain. 0 spring. you teach my soul To love again! —J. McADAM CLARK.

is supposed to accentuate the slieerness of a stocking and the curve of the ankle.

word."

l on. I don‘t think the family would mind now if I did have my- self a little fling at: the tracks now

jand then. They know I've settled down to business."

You're not going to take any chances. she said firmly. It isn't

STUFFED PEACHES

In addition to smooth and semi- smooth straws. the new hats arc made of shantung summer felt and hair-braid.

with scme cake ,or biseiut crumbs. mixed with some ("hopped pre- served ginger cherries. or olhci"

all nobility and big-hcartedncss on Slogiixﬁlllnnnllllféjzulil ‘t d d " thi r - ' ‘ _ - ,5lligtpsiikiii;thisozirafigubecailiis: it)? For spew“ purpasej these ha“ flavor. The mixture should b."

are recommended: Summer shop- ping-a white felt pill-box. with stiff bow. Gzilf—a pastel suede beret, with coat to match. Market-

I'm not going to have a husband who goes in for horse racing; or any other form of

stiff (‘lcnlly mirist. in form a ball,

OllS things. FlUlllIl b‘lll_'.{ used fnr

beauty btwond the planning of ifs , gambling." mg_a widﬁbrimnled rough Straw céirt tlrzvii gin rogiipnciilskpf builders. l Plcasc dear, he said, in mock t .- 1 A m-c date _~ .V - l1" (‘Tl-P - l‘ y l‘

"Different." she said suddenly", lmeekiica". when I play bridge, will Ilaisgggre raﬁléololiegorgir_tg1c_racev Zillmcholggfienllls or 90"“ Wm‘ {but} in it" own ivriy rather fine, ‘ the bcst my skill can bring me be ha,’ with a short wanz (31.9% ‘m " 0O.

I a pickle dish or an umbrella stand

Fill the hollow of the half-peach -

and might be made up with varz- ‘

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The young man hiwlde her who had been watching her wondering,

you to make me one promise. Do all through .~ay things like that, ivliieh don't seem to connect

I woiiltlirt say

charm but it as an asset in a Wlf€—-—\V6ll. it is ju-‘t possible some day I may be angry with you. But I'll never be bored. Having made

orroziie other aslrccity called a CAPE SUITS CHOOSIXG A HUG lmz“ . One of the most attractive cape i , ‘ ‘ Oh" “mils “ 9 dmcwm the w“ fashions that has come throuuii ' One inqiilrv ls nvreimial’ though '50“ p1.“ mam‘ But racing is in summer collections is the tropi- more than ' over frequent at L,5°'““lh““~' e159 ﬂgam’ Take m? cal suiting cape with a waistcoat.‘ this spring-time of the _vem': - Liwmd or a Toma" who kllow" jacket, sometimes saddle-stitched ‘ "Which is the best brrr-d of dogl " Mm.‘ yo“ “m”, get armmd me by for a sporty touch. A fingertip for me tn choose?" imlmg "Wfgm" that yo“ “we length cape skirt is another care Many inquirers are l‘illl.<l(l€“.'lllZ ' HM‘ '1 CQLCFP. bﬂy‘ Yo“ dld let suit. separate with generally spoii- 1 (loss simply n5 puls: dﬁg_k(\ppi yelliiv}; m ‘or a Scrape‘ Newr sored. l for pleasure pure and simple. And “gam- _ l -i— l then. to be sure ultimate dec‘ " , 1* mm" °° me 1"" ﬂee“ 3°" 1"“ l THE BRIDIPS GIFT TO nan must rest rerillv on personal rm.- » “gobgfg-‘Lffxgfzk’ gytkrm different l FUTURE HUSBAND l and preference.

It wiil never get me. my blood at all. [money o iia race as

next one-unles the l

over here. I wanted

different. I've got it now and I'm

going to keep it."

. "m ld-f n" ed id a of tlwl ————

l Bait you said Brwkdalr “'35 bﬂdfag, g§§,,,',‘,’“,,,,,,,§,,-,,, rm, l With a small tin of floor polish 800 -" ‘ _ h“ been revived as a very SW64; and a. great deal of elbow grease

Bl°9kdal° ‘he “"1 “mu” L‘ a old custom. arm all, the ring ls vvu can get some floors so shiny lllreedlllg farm and one. or ‘h? best a gynqbo] of vows taken and_ Since that it seems a shame to cover .1n the world. Just wait until Dad the imam also promises “to 10w,‘ them up compigteiy, 1n this cad; lllild Gfallftllagﬂt Sllow ll to lgmt; honor and so on -- he roan‘, 51mm‘; make your room look cosy with Ticy ivon‘ as . o course. ii v ‘ ' ‘ ug5_ ﬂlllfcll; who isn't i; my? Iwnl see ham’ a ‘mg mm h“ Tide‘ r Stripes are smart for living- that t ey are prou 0 t eir pace. —— -—

And they have a right to be. Dad and Grandfather through their about than lots of you college boys. And the old place is lovely. too. We

work, know more

were all born there—all in the right order."

I believe you but bell am wondering why you

_ honors in costume Jewelry.

away and why they let you?’ t _____

She was silent for a momen r .__ thinking back to the time when HAVE SEVERAL SHADES OF she was a tiny girl. NAIL VARNISH

Always I wanted to go places. I -—i— she said. 0: course, we did go lots Today s She" Wave Naturally, it is n mistake to

of places-other breeding farms to l

. strive for bizarre cffccls, but it check on methods and equipment l Rad") pmgram is almost as big a mistake to get and to race tracks. Dad and

Grandfather went their business and took me -becaure—well

their business too. I liked it, but ever since I can remember, I have said to myself I was going to have

another life." Something must have say that."

I like to have my

you or someone like you. I've been l with racing people all my life; that i: until I made the break and came

because it was they always

The bride's gi't to the groom. as a rule. runs to a handsome cig- arette case. If you wish to be a little different. however‘ give him jewelry he can wear. A thin even- lng watch and chain, a scarf pin l and cuff links for his sack stilts. gr a. beautiful set. of jcwelled" stu s, v _ v and cuff links are gifts that will ‘ SHOl/‘QG "FF 1'01“ please any man. l

It isn't in

cause men arirl more likely

woiii r-n to a rhievc

well as the next one is

something

Why.

science L é‘ N y Don't cover ccarsencd. reddened skin three of us, with cosmetics. Give it the gentle. effec-

x tive medication it needs with wonderful

I C U l! U ﬂAtfiﬁlltll

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Coronation crosses

ever broke

-i— into a rut as iar as I (All Time la Eastern Standard)

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CORONATION CROSSI-IS take high

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This place may be responsible. 254;1€1lp":11':§€l“ smgs‘ JZJ’ to your hose. or course. I'd never heard of ' " ' Rona‘, I _______:_;_:i r -

ginning the stately homes of Eng- land and right then and there, I

knew what I was going

was coming over here." . And to be literary some more. he

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STUFFED CARROTS ADD T0 FLAVOR 0F SPRING MEAL In this iii-between season. veg-

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ally for the sake of variety and the appetite. Stuffed carrots add

an interesting combination o!

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FROZE CHEESE SALAD

2 packages cream cheese

1-2 cup salad dressing

1-4 cup chopped nuts

l cup cream whipped

2 tablespoons chopped green

D9179"

i 1-2 cups sliced mixed fruit

Salt ls desired.

Blend cream cheese and dressing Add nutmeats. dropped pepperoni! fruit, and mix well. Fold in whipp- ed cream. and odd n. dash of salt.

l.’ nccessai-y. Pour into a freezing tray and freeze 3 or 4 hours. or

I-By

AND/Mt! eobilius-r rri-iihic- IF OLJ§ FR ENDS OLTT “FHA-ll FOUND

AMQrnirIgSmiI

the morning following a. wedd reception and picked up a @900"-

his pocket" she observed.

o1 a hardware company ivasnwﬂm ing up to his work. SHZlllS l‘ prospect by the lapel. earnestly:

sashes of ours will never wear ell‘ ‘once they're ln, theyue there 4°! ever. And afterward. if y0ll ha" further use for them. you can se them for old iron."

until firm. Slice and lettuce.

"rupture riiiillf

feeling ﬁne. Hes ache 8h Pa‘

l gone. I never miss an 9115132 ment since I learned about Pﬂlnls It's quick and never dlSﬂPPm ' 85 cents.

PARADU

GOl-LY-THAT MINE S HQN TO

SUCH CARELESSNESS- v The maid was" cleaning the - =

“Some guest must have a little i

REAL SALESMANSHIP The enthustastlc young silcsm

he sai

"Yes, sir, these front windo

serve 0

."Let me give cu B ll -

DI.‘ CHAIR'S

Oeorge A McManus

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