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PAGE EIGHT ` THE
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Woman ’s Realm -.°- Soczal and Personal
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Unhappy Young Mother Advised Temporarily J `
to Give up Child for I-iusband _ Shall
Couple Give up Marriage Plan; to
Placate Hysterlcal Daughter.
Dear Miss Dix-I am a young lm and MVC been
years and am soon to be married. My “HMC ha-5 H ml
lddition conducts a large orchestra and is very pcD111Bl‘~
and greatly liked. Also, he has a. wonderful fam-
ily. We have a baby girl several months old. As
soon as we are married I want to adopt her, but
George says "no,' that I must put her in a found-
ling home. That ii people found out about her
he would be disgraced, and he cannot stand that.
So I must decide between him and my baby. I
will be mlserab‘e if I give him up, but I want my
baby. What shall I dc? DORA.
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Answer:
We have to pay for our sins, don't we, Dora?
And I can think of no higher price that a woman
:an pay than to have to decide between her baby and th
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Whichever she choses will be a heartbreak for the other.
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Of course, you have to look at George'a side of the matter and that
is easy enough to see. He is popular, admired, respected, has hosts of
friends, an enviable position in the community. It certainly would be
u humiliation to him to have his lit tie pink baloon that is sailing so
gayly in the slr punctured by gossiplng tongues as it would be if he
it-turned from his honeymoon with a child. Perhaps, in ills egotism,
llc a'so spares you a. thought and wants to save you from the cold wel-
come you would get from his family and friends if you came among them
with the evidence of your weakness and folly ln your arms.
Also, you must remember that D aoemity isnot to men what matern-
ity is to women. Very few men seem to have any_more feeling or sense
of responsibility toward their illegitimate children than a stray cat has
'toward its kittens. A child has to be born in wedlock and the father
has to be associated with it intimately in the home, he has to have a
pride in it to make him love it, as a general thing. But there are very
row women in the world who do not love their children even before they
are born and whose arms do not ache for their little ones as long as they
live, if they are forced to give them up.
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Of course, thousands of girls who bring ifathefiass little children into
the world are compelled to turn them over to asylums and give them to
more fortunate women to adopt because of their fear of.disgrace and
because they cannot Possibly support s child and themselves, mo, and
because they know it would be so much better for the child, but I doubt
if one of these poor pitiful unwed mothers ever ceases to grieve over
her lost baby.
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Bo much may be said in excuse of George. Ho is taking the easiest
way that probably nine men out of ten would take under the circum-
stances, but if he were a finer and s. stronger character he would stand
up and take his punishment and do his duty by the little helpless crea-
ture that he brought into the world. For he cannot evade his respon-
sibility there. .He owes it to the child to give her a name and a. home
and the blessing of being brought up by a mother who loves her.
At present it would be inadvisabie for all concerned for you to follow
your plan and adopt her, but several years hence it might be done with-
out causing any comment and it would give you both a chance to sslve
you consciences and make what amends you could to the child for your
sin against her.
But if you have to decide between George and the child I think you
will be wise to take him, because you cannot make enough money to even
feed and clothe the child decently. You will have nobody to take care
oi her and she would bs better oil in an asylum than she would be with
you. Also, in an asylum her life will not be made miserable by her
being twitted with her lllegitimacy Bs it would he if -she was known as
the child of an unlawful mother.
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Also, your little girl will have the chance of being adopted by some
woman who will be a good mother to her and give her a home and rear-
ing, and some other man will give her a, name her own father refuses
her.
nicole
DOROTHY DIX.
Dear Miss Dix-I sm s. middle-aged woman, comfortably well off, but
very lovely I am engaged to a widower similar circumstance
. . ly d and ,om ~ `
ILS We are very congenial We feel that we could make each other happy. _iii e
But the widower has a married daughter who lives with him and who -' 1
will not permit him to marry, not because it is me, but because she docs
the larger portion of his property before we marry, and I am willin to
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use my own money for us to live on, but nothing satisfies her. We are __ I », I
both very unhappy and she makes his life a torture to him. What are Hello’ old Wan' How-_ you. ve
we to do? UNHAPPY ONES. chasigerdl Whats making you look
so o '
Answer, “Trying to keep young," was the
That is the easiest question I have ever been called up to answer. “Fly” H
No problem at all. Don't say another word to daughter. Just step ( _,Trying to keep yomlg?
around to the parson and get married and then go off on a nice long t Ye5_“lne of them’ W” the H
bridal trip. And from the first stop send her a wire telling her what you gl°°my rnmme' l
engaged for thrvt 1
e position and in
Is widely known
e mari she loves.
.Interesting Array Uf Unique Fans  
Dorothy Dix Letter Box - -s 4 f
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Here is an interesting anzy of fans, quite timely in hot weather, too-The illustratloll (ABOVE) 91107 M18! vlfllllll BNN# ¢|Vil\¢ MUN*
moom and countries, by fans. (1) The demure colonial maid. (2) The tropical atnw fm used in southern olimes. (3) The Chinese coolle hat,
with fan in intricate design. (4) The
sauna u'r'rr.l»: FAN nas rrs Moons AND Nsnousnrm
gay senorlta from sunny Spain.
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FRESH JAM
This is the moment for takins
advantage or the fresh pinenooies
that are piled high On the fmt;
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S3115 1;;I;ds;?;,eshou1;“:; be eat_ splash of colour in a simple sports
C eagxem p,";nm.uny_a fresh mm type--i1ere’s your- model.
its best when it has little com- as
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 liste;/5 ssgrosl; Bthlst will he-S H “ne” mlsh- The g“’““d ls
follow our own great fresh fruit W `
harvest/s-when only the frults.we
have “done up” or “done d0WI1"-_
which is lt?-reminds us of the
glories that have passed. Here is a
deuclous “lelliaed Jam" to be made
with pineapple.
Pineapple Jam
ounce glasses.
4 ©1111# <21”-l °h°PP°d "'““- sul: and dusty pink not tub sux are
'1 cups (3 lbs.) su8N`-
Cup pectin.
Use only fully ripened fruit. Put
pineapple through food chcl'>P¢1'» i
using finest knife. Measure fruit
and Juice intodlsggie kettle. E  yudsvof bmdmg_
sugar, mix, an rng 0
rolling boil over hottest hre. Stir
constantly before and while boiling.
Boil hard 1 minute. Remove from
ilre and stir in pectin. Skim, _then
occasionally for 3 minl1t€S 150
cool slightly, ts prevent floating - ~ - - - ~ - - - - -
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frult. Pour quickly. Cover hot Jem N
with mm of hot paraffin. when .iam
is cold, cover with it inch of hot
paraffin. Roll glass to spread Dafa-
on sides. R€CiU11'€S 2 medium
plneapples. Makes 10 to 11 eight-
I liustrated Dressmaking
If you want to make a darling
It’s cotton to be certain. 101' it 15
smart as paint this season It
hite with orangy red motifs. The
decorative buttons of the raglan
shoulders and the belt buckle tone
with the red shade.
Loads of other materials suggest
themselves for 'this cool dress. Pale
blue pique, yellow cotton mesh, lime
green linen, white crinkie crepe tub
especially smart.
Style No. 458 is designed for sizes
` What the Fashionables are Wearing
Lesson Furnished With
Every Pattern
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Serve Crisp Cookies
.Give Flavor to Light Foods During
Hot Summer Ds!!
When Summer brings her luirury
sf fresh. arpetizinz fruits- the
housekeeper must plan careful ac-
companiments to the desserts. Crisp
cookies, ilavoreome and lisht. ldd
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With Fresh Fruits' '
complexion clearer;
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14, 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38 and 40
nches bust. Size 16 requires 3%
yards of 39-inch material with 2%
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Price of Pattern 15 cents in
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New Wonderful '
Prevents Large Pores -
Stays on Longer
For a youthful complexion, use
new wonderful MELLO-GLO Face
Powder. Hides tiny lines, wrinkles
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a pores. New French process said the professor, eamestiy. "Fig-
ures can't lie. For instance, if one
man can -build a house in twelve
vents large pores. Ask today io! days, -twelve men can build it in
one." -
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makes it spread more smoothly and l
stay on longer. No more shiny noses l
Purest face powder known. Pre-
new, wonderful face powder, MEI..-
L0-GLO that suits every complex-
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Face Powder , -S---m
d student. ‘-'rhsh zaa will buuslt
n,one hour, 17,280 in one minute,
nd 1,036,800 in one second. And I
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not want him to marry at all. She goes into hysterics and threatens A Morn|.ngS|n|[c dm-pg believe they ¢°u]d my gn,
to destroy herself if he marries. I have asked him to give his daughter
brick in the time!"
lug _the smart "ready-reckoner”
went on : .
Atlantic in six days, six ships can
cross it in one day. I don’t believe
rithmetic?"
Then he sat down. -
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"Arithmetic is a science of truth,"
"Yes," interrupted a quiek-brain-
While the professor was still gasp-
"Again, ii' oneshipcan cross the
at, either; so where‘s the truth in
have done and that there is no use crying over spilt milk, , ’ `
l She will throw a few Hts and pr obably sulk a while, and if nobody I -
hotices hor she will get over it and everybody will he happy. As for her
earrying out her threat to kill herself, that is simply a bluff that she will
run all oi her life to get her own wa y, and if you have ijust got the nerve
-to call it you will find out that instead of taking rough-on-rata me will
mix up a dose of bicarbonate of soda or that the ptstol she nourishes
around hasnt had a load in it for ten years.
Hysterics is the coward's weapon that | lot of women use to gratify
their own desires They are cry babies who howl for what they want
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The Perfect Kiss A
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Ll1¢l0. in Manchester Guardian
(Ili il l‘€P0rt¢d that for broad-
casting purposss the human kiss re-
oords,vei'y badly; on the micro..
phono it produces s. hissing sound
or squeak which is entirely unsatis-
f°°f°1'Y~ After prolonged expqq-
ments it has been found that "a
Piece of glass covered with resin
DI‘0dU°¢l U19 D9!'fcc't kiss when
lishtly touched with a cork.")
Tlke. Oh. take those lips away-
Tho kiss that they bestow,
It Cennot. per the mike, convey
The true, authentic glow.
Farewell. sweet maid-vamooss, be
gone,
And take your lipstick too;
However thick you lay it on
The game is up for you,
just the right note.
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sho does not overheat ber house and
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,The housewife who is also A real , ’ \
 ENOs FRUI
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Just Ear a few days; take ENO’S “Fruit Salt"
regularly each morning and nights Then
note how much better you begin to feel
and look-more energetic; eyes brighter,
» The reason is simplei Nine- out of ten;
people are constipated; although few sus-
pect in END relieves and prevents this'
, condition by ridding‘tl1'e system; punc-'
tually and thoroughly of all poisonous' i
wastes; Millions have proved this and dc#
pend entirely on. this pleasant alkaline
corrective for maintaining their' health;
Buy a bottle today-but make sure you
'hemeétgmbgg Exdltions that Bm” and sift again. Combine remaining
“Y V 1 mmslsuu in order given. than Md
To accompany any Summer Luits n ur’ mum' wen' Put "chu, in
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and satisfy masculine appetites are ° ohm M
old-fashioned sugar cookies. They 9”” "ned pm ° 8
keep crisp for a. long period and ang' Bucs crawl” m mm sm*
my be mad” “_” da’ m9 ‘Wen is Plus on greased baking sheet and
being heated to 500 degrees. This (map) 5 mmm”
recipe makes 4 dozen cookies: bake mh°°°v°n
ovs loaf from pan: Gilt ill half
_ Old-Fashioned Sugar Cookies' Afound Pownal. 
standing so' much windy
‘lobsters were plentiful
tho early part of the lesson. `
Mrs. (Capt.> Nelson has as
welcome guest Mrs. Cephas
Iderstlne of -Charlottetown.
Mr. Malcolm Machu has
A very artistic log osbin. =  -~
ll it il under rsilvsr maple, »
5 teaspoons ba.ki{18_ Powder g
i-2 amps' il' 'salt 7
I cup butijer or`other shortenihl
21-4 cups sugar _
4 eggs, unbeaten
1-s sup mux.
ing powder and salt, and sift to-
gether three times. Cream shorten-
ing thsroughlynuia sugar srodulllv
and cream together until light and
fluffy. Add eggs, cheat _a time, boat-
ing well after each addition. Add
hour, sltsmstely with milk s smsu
amount at s time. rnixins after wh
addition until smooth. Roll~1-8 inch
thick, cut with large cutter, and
sprinkle with sugar; or, press nut
into each cooky.`Bakc in hot oven
(50(I°I") 5 minutes.
As easily and quickly made an
delicious Almond Slices. Dlis reci
pe makes 6 dozen slices.
51-2 cups sifted cake flour
1 teaspoon soda
3 eggs, slightly beaten .
- 1-2 cup brown sugar, firmly pack-
cd.
l cup granulated, wear .
11-2 cups hot melted shcrfonlnl
(part butter it desirable)
` 1 cup almonds, blanchcd, touted
and chopped.
5 cups sifted cake flour '
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Every one was pleased with the
t refreshing shows. especially
the farmers and ll-rdenorl. '
M11.
Austin Judson and three
hedges all around, fragrant
the aroma of pine and hemlock
commanding such a line view of
beautiful bay it shouldfbc' if
attractive place for the timd h\`ui~
ness man or woman to spend a
.with
and
tha
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charming daughters are receiving a
worm welcome b! their num°1`9\ll
friends.
Rsv. Mr. Eliot who was inducted
in chu-gs or the Pownal' circuit but
Thursday evening preached his int
sermon on Sunday evening July
8rd to a large and appreciative con-
srcsitiw. .
The Baptist convention was held
at Halclbrook this YNY- °°mm°°°'
ing on 'rhursdly evening and md-
lng on Sunday cvoninl July Brd Ill
meetings were well attended.
Capt. Wittig preached most ao-
csfptably to good conlrltions on
sunday July ard mm-ninslnd ww-
ing st Christ Church, Cherry Valley.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Mutch are lorry to loam of the ili-
nels of their winsoms little daught-
er Etoile, and hope for her speedy
cation.-.P
Clubs Now Carry, .
, A National
, VATICAN CITY. July
Catholic Action Clubs which
lsr Mussolini .closed during
years controversy between
Church and State, today
in a processloncarrying the Italian
flag for the nrst time since the
peace agreement was signed
Mussolini and the Pope last Sell-
tember 2.
This agreement required the
Action Clubs 'to discard their old
banners and adopt the National
flag. .
About 10,000 club members from
800 Rome clubs marched to “*»
Pstorfs Square today, then entered
the Cathedral to receive Eucharistic
Benedlction.
Early Venetian mirror-makers
The lobster fisherman have holy
successful seuonnotwith-
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until they get it They make scenes if they are crossed and so every  e
body walks on tiptoes around the d
are they enabled to tyrannize over the family because nobody has enough
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Nay, do not pout and make a fuss, ~
' But let the truth be known; _
They do not bring lt of! who buss
' ` Before the microphone;
_ The kiss whereof the poet nv"
. 4 Aa l>lIsion’s peerless peak,
` When launched abroad on wireless
` waves
No substitute _mm __ _ _am
~ - ` ' But, givou resin, cork, and gig;
m an gratifies their every w‘him. 'I'hus   And lots of amps and ohm),
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sense or backbone to just walk of! and lesve them to their own devices T:°°unu°“?vBe;“.;: 
when they begin to scream and nge. I,” “nd than dmm wh” 
It is perfectly silly for s middle-aged msn and woman to ret their  '-‘H °“" °°°""i*°’Y ¥°'*°"
lives be ruined by the whim of mn -‘ »,..~',".; All And “und ml mm°d wld 'mu
I  'fheliziiiscc kiss-a cortex i A
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Nona whatever. A good girl is a nice girl and A nice girl is a good 
argl y selfish woman who, for no rea
son at all, wants to keep them from getting married, and if you give in l
to her you will deserve all you get. DORUTHY DIX,
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Dell' Miss Dlx-I lm Often elllod "g good girl" and "n nlgg girl," gi;
What is the difference between the two? GEANNE.
|ir!, and either one or both of them is n sweet and a dear
PBEACIIING AND PRACTICE
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the Govemment service. Nothing to  ' . |5i||£[\ lil
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me a Job as your private secretary." have promised that position to my ',§\_[§°-""'
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"Oh, my boy," responded the oily so
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Your Moth`er’s Mother gave
her children "Christie’s”
Arrowroots,Cansda’soriginal
Arrowroot Biscuits, baked in'
Canada by Chriscie’s since
1853. There is nothing
better for your children.
ently put up a notice that on-an
early date ho would lecture on the
following subject: .
'Gut Eyes, and How Wo, 5”,
Through Them." _
Shortly afterward ho _was aston-
lshss to and ul numstlvs clue
written undemeath:
“Our Pupils, and How They See
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