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i #HE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN - NOVEMBER 15, 1935
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oman’s Realm -:- Social and Personal -.°-E Fashions
-.°- Lite rature
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The HOUSE WIFE and . 0... .......... .. ,,_,,,,,,,
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.1ff.  HER ACTTVITIES
'me Priaccss Royals Christmas
cardis en tied "The Gmientx
Sweet Memories,” and was pain
yy Edith A. Andrews. The accom-
nnylhs verse is as follows: .
A garden bower'd close
With plaited alleys of the trail-
ing rose . - .
opening upon lcvel plots
crowned lilies.
wrists
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-,-.-'FOLDING BREAKFAST TRAY
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;l A folding breakfast tray is a use-
gful household article, whether one
.lakes breakfast in bed or not. For
ft' you have not one vice, you are
.flute to have the other-the habit
gferes/ding in bed. At any rate, a
` akfast tray always comes in'
jhanlly when someone ls ill. T--
itrmy referred to has a firm lock
_cn both legs and holds everything
fsteady. It is tilted easlfy for ‘read-
ing.
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‘ nas Moccssnv rNsa'r
l An alternut;on of the long
Aipstaxlding tongues shown in s0
many shoe collections is offered in
white kid a pump by' Pinet. of
Paris. It has bands of rust colored
suede coming from either side like
saddle pieces placed far back, and
tying in a big upstanding bow
over the instep, with ends falling
on to the vamp.
The peasant shoe in black velvet
with wide sole, outside welt and
low '. is retained by chez Pinet
in I iel with moccasin inset on
the p of gilt kid bordered by
littl.. ._ _:ated tongue of the same
gold kid.
Why the leoslddl lleolthy
Why does a visit to the seaside
tone us up so thoroughly" The
doctors tell us it is because there
is iodhie in the seo, and the spray
from the waves is full of it. Bo,
with. every breath we tithe, we sb-
lorb some precious iodine.
The importance of iodine is now
being preached by the doctors.` To
emphasise thc contention that it
is necessary to fitness. they point
tothcpeoplewhollvc in veryi
sheltered valleys, where all the
iodine has been taken from the
air before it reaches them. Such
people people become weak and
under-siaed~ ‘
Suggestion mode ncmtly for
giving us more iodine include the
iodlzing of the water supply.
Meanwhile, iodined salt, choclate,
md butter-scotch have been
placed in the mcricat.
PMAUI
'wine known as Pulque has been
thc national drink of, Mexico.
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“PES OF JEWELS ~
T0 SUIT OOMPBXION
'A noted jewelry designer and
connoisseur oi’ rare gems. Leo
Mehrlust of Chicago, classified
wornen today as “diamond types,"
“ruby types," “emerald types" or
turquoise and other stories.
' A womans complexion and her
personality are his determining
factors. As he listed them:
Blmlds, fair pinkish skin-Dlow
monds, pearls with pink cast, all
sparkling stones.
B1onds,_ white akin-Pearls with
light cream cast, 1-ubies, sapphires.
Buntanned blonds-Rubies, yel-
low topaz. ~
Brunette. pale skin-Dark siter-
ian amethyst, diamonds, colored
stones.
Red hair~fSapphires, emeralds,
with green eyes-emeralds.
Light blue eyed, dainty blond-
Comflower blue sapphires.
Gray haired, fair-Light sme-
thyst, turquoise, pearls, diamonds,
,sapphires _
Gray haired, dark-Deep ame-
thyst, diamonds.
All sallow skins should avoid
diamonds, white pearls and sap-
phires.
As to personality, diamonds are
best worn by vivacious women and
wo'~"i wha are well poised. The
so£ticated woman wears to ad-
vantage the emerald cut diamond,
which should be avoided by the
Evlca Kolar, who claims to be
Evica, who is 103 years old, was
`found in the porch of the Church
of St. Mark when only a. few
months old. and was brought up
at the expense of the municipality
by _the foster-mother whose 'name
she now bears. Her first and last
offer 1! marriage came when she
was over 60, and as her suitor was
as poor as herseif she refused him.
Evlca Used to be a servant in the
house of Count Kulmer, and she
later worked as a hospital nurse.
But now in her 103i'd year, she
has become a “iady.' For the first
time in her life she has a maid
to do her housework. As her sight
has failed the town provides her
with enough money to pay for her
food and her servant,
TABLOID >
Do not set the piano gainst an
outside wall. The dampness will
muse the piano to be out of tune
very quickly. _
MANY STONE CIRCLES
EXIST IN, SCOTLAND
The second of the series of in-
troductory lectures on Scottish
pr-history, held under the aus-
pices of the Glasgow Archaelogical
Society. was delivered recently by
Howard E- Kiibride-Jones.
Mr. Kilbride-Jones, in dealing
with the stone circles of the North-
east of Scotland, said that part of
our heritage from the remote past
was the large number of mega-
lithis monuments, known as stone
circles, which still exist through-
out Scotland.
Of importance was the diversity
ls possible to tell without excava-
tion, were merely single rings of
upright stones. but others, usually
those who should wear omethysts,
larger. were found to surround c
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Girls Are Easy to Plemre, But There Are Cer-
` tain Rules Every Boy Must ,Follow if He
‘ ‘ ' Hopes to be the Favored One
. Boys, if you want to make a hit with the girls: Don't be patronizlng.
Don't act as if you were the answer to a malden's prayer, and that she
should be down on her knees thanking Heaven that you have deigned to
_ notice her. _
The boys who assume the Grand Viziar
attltude toward Elric are mistaken_ ii they
» think they are overflowing with gratitude at
having the handkerchief thrown to them.
What they are filled with is thoughts of
murder. Don't assume that you are Old
Man Solomon and that every girl is a Dumb-
Dora that you have to talk down to. There
are more than twice as many girls who are
high school and college graduates as there
are boys. Because a slri rolls her eyes at
' you and asks you fool questions is no sign
she doesn't know all the answers.
Don't take it for granted that every girl
you meet falls in love with you at sight and
is dying to get you. To most of them you are just a meal and theatre
ticket aild they wouldnt marry you on a bet.
_ Don't sit on the back of your ,neck when you take a girl out and make
her do all of the entertaining. Fair play is fair play audit ia up to you to
‘ supply as much vivacity as she docs, and do your part toward the evening
a success. ,
Don't think you can dispense with good manners just because you are
a man and girls are so humble nowadays that they put up with any sort
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central monlith, or s. cist, or s.
calm. Other even more notable
types were the concentric circles,
and circles with a recumbrent
stone on the southem arc of the
circumference of the circle.
The most remarkable monument
in Scotland was that at Callernlsh,
in Lewis, which possessed a mag-
nificant avenue of monoliths lead-
ing up to a central cairn, from
which radiated, at right angles to
each other, three rows of mono-
liths. The tallest monolith at Cal-
lernish was 17 ft. high. ,
The lecturer traced the history
and development of the stone cir-
cle, showing that its origin was
probably to be found in the per-
istaliths surrounding calms, such
as are found in the Hebrides.
One of the most interesting of
the foregoing type was that with
the recumbeni: stone on the south-
em arc of the circumference.
Such stone circles were peculair to
the North-East of Scotland, being
found in large numbers in the
counties of Aberdeen, Kincardine,
and Banff.
of treatment from their dates. There isn’t a girl in the world who doesn't
resent in her secret soul a boy driving up to her house and looking for her
until she comes out and climbs in the car by herself, or who w0u1d!\'t like
to take her mad money and go home alone when a boy takes her to a
party and dumps her down and leaves her to shift for herself while he
goes off to amuse himself in his own way. Chivalry may be dead, but it
‘is what every woman in the world craves. Remember in all the old melo-
dramns it is the villain with the polished manners whom no woman can
resist. _
EXPLAINING THINGS
She was being taken around the
golf links by her boy friend. It was
the first time she had played. As
they approached the flag on the last
green he suddenly pulled up.
"JoveI" he exclaimed. “Just look-
a dead atymie."
The girl gazed about her.
“Where?" she asked seriously. "I
rather thought there was a funny
smell around here."
Don't use the same line with every girl. Use your brains and think
up a new lead. Don't ask every girl, five minutes after you first meet her
where she has' been all your life and follow it up by telling her how dif-
ferent she is from all other women. 'I'hat‘s old stuff and every girl has
heard it so often that it dcesn't get I. rise out of her. ~
Don't be sloppy. A girl can forgive s msn for breaking all the Ten
Comandmenis easier than she can for lacking a shave and s. shoe shine.
No girl wants to be seen out with a. boy who looks as if he had Just been
fished out of the ash can and needed to be run through the laundry and
the clothes presser- A noble heart may beat under a coat with soup stains
on it and a. gigantic brain surmount a, soiled collar, but they don’t make
any nit with a girl. who spends a large proportion of her time and money
in the beauty shops.
Don't brag. Don't entertain a girl by blowing your own horn and
telling her how wonderful you are and what a wizard of finance and how
crazy your boss is about you. You are not 10011115 her Wen if She <10°S
look at you round-eyed and yes-yes you. She sized you up to the last
hair on your head the first time she saw you and can Kiless within 50 cents
of what is in your pay envelope. Above all, don’t brag to a girl about
what a. heart-smasher you are. She sets you down as a'cad and gives Nu
the air because sh¢ doesn't want to be next.
A QUESTION OF COLOR
"How did you get that smudge on
your face?" asked the engineer‘s
wife of her husband.
“How do you expect me to run my
hog without getting grease on my
face?"
"I don't, but when did the rail-
road start using red grease?"
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Don't talk about yourself all the time. The only woman in the world
who is interested in hearing all the details of what you do and think and
say is your mother. Anyway, give the poor girl a chance. She would
like to talk about herself a little. '
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Don't be stingy. when you take s girl out don’t act as if you be-
grudged every cent you spent on her. Don't buy the cheapest slats in
the theatre nor cut-rate candy. Make her feel that you consider her
worth the price. Better a ham sandwich ordered with a lordly air than
a dinner at the Ritz, where you add up the bill and haggle with thc waiter.
Don't be an easy mark. Don't fail for hints. Don't let c girl make
you spend more than you can afford, or use you as a convenience. All
girls have a contempt for the man they can work.
erate (350 deg. F.) oven until firm-.
about 20 minutes. While still warm,
cut into narrow strips and turn, cut
aide up. Retum to the oven and
toast a golden brown. _
CINNAMON URISPS
l-3 cup buter
248 cup sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1% cups flour
1% teaspoon baking powder
$4 cup milk (about)
Method-: Cream the butter and
sugar and when light add the cin-
namon, flour and baking powder,
sifted altogether. Use just enough
milk to make a dough that can be
easily rolled. Roll very thin on
well-flavored board and cut with
Don't be a deadbeat. Don't eat a girl’s food and camp on her chairs
and ride in her car without paying her back in some way. If you haven’t
any money to spend on her, show her attentions. Be Johnny-on-the-spot
whenever she needs an escort. ,
Follow these rules, boys, and you will be popular with girls. For
cookie cutter. Bake for 10 minutes girls are easy to please where men are concemed. _
in a moderate (400 deg. F.) oven. i DOFUFHY DIX-
pgfny nuns-the very °‘!lo1ne”ol its
worlevs Inn wheat-ls always unicorn
snddopcndalslo-~rlcIllllcudsI_||lss|s¢ and
llavcl-‘lor cakes, ples, IIIKI UUCP! and
brood. Astroilgllcur that loco larthcr.
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_ SMART CLOTHES FOR _
THE HOME DRESSMAKER
Here's a simple tailored dress that
is very popular with women of
heavier build.
It is lovely taupc colored wool
and silk mixture, that has warmth
as well as smartness. The becom-
ing shawl collar in plain iaupe
shade, calls attention to the wrap-
over bodice. It is so modlsh and
chic for the normally built woman,
and has such a slenderizing effect
for the heavier typc
Wins colored wool jersey with
self-trim and buttons or black wool-
like crepe silk with black velvet col-
lar, vcstee, buttons and belt, would
be charming for this easy to sew
dress. It’s made at a saving!
Style No. 511 is designed for sizes
15. 13 F6811, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 48 and
48-inches bust. Size 36 requires 3%
yards of 39-inch material witn it
yard od’ 39-inch contrasting.
Price of PATTERN lil cunts in
stamps or coin (coin is preferred.)
Wrap coin carefully.
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The psychic faculty is present in
every individual-so we are told by
many who have made a. careful
study of the subject. societies have
been foimded to’ investigate its
scope and incidence, but as yet no
clear issue has been decided upon
that can appeal to all and sundry.
The people of the Highlands are
not much eoncemed with findings
of such tribunals. They have their
own particular notions with res-
pect to psychic matters, and no
one can convince them that life
does not continue after death.
Why should they doubt it, when
the older men see. visions and
their young people dream dreams?
I am led to refer to the matter
through reading thc memoirs of
two Highland Divines who became
eminent towards the close of the
eighteenth century. They were the
Rev. Lachian MacKenzie of Loch-
carrcn (commonly called "Mr.
La.chlan") and Dr. Macdonald oi
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These two were true believers in
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Specimens of the apparition
and preruonitions said to have
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there can be little doubt that in
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times their ‘o1s.lms" would meet
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FROZEN COOKIES
1 cup sugar
it cup butter
2 asus
2 cups hour
1% teaspoons baking powder
‘A teaspoon salt
1 cup chopped nuts
Method: cream butter and sugar
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1 cup sugar
8 tablespoons baking powder
K teaspoon salt
1 egg, well beaten
li cup butter, melted
li cup milk.
'A tcaspon almond extract
it cup almonds, bianchsd-. ‘
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