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AUGUST _24, v 1933

5 WOWBITS RE ﬂ|I11 ‘f. Socialofﬁclﬁérsonal / Fiefsliions x Literature

THE H0 USE WIFE

-AND-

HER ACTIVITIES

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TH_E__C-HARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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! Dorothy Dix

"Yes." the teacher "some plants

the prefix ‘dog.’ For instance, the

other?" Thcre was silence, then a hap-

the class. called out. “collie-

buy at the end 0f “Please, miss," lie proud of his knowledge, flowers!"

will l1c11i- tlic 01-12» 111 1 iiizils iii thc Jinigic all night, the house in which 1111-1‘ will stay is

ﬁreplaces, and outside the Willis are covcrcd vritli creeper.

In thc bcauliful gardens English roscs bloom alongside c.\'otic 110w- ci-s, while thc orchards contain apple and piiiiii tree's as ivcll as ciii-us, orange and grapefruit.

Nczii‘ llic house 111-c 11 iiiic polo ground. i1 golf course, and a c-011- ‘ try 0111b.

Kciiy-a has a perfect climate - i ilizit of 11 warm spring day in Eng- . i land. 1'

‘fiie (luclicss will visit _Nakuri1-‘ lake. n haunt 0f flainiiigoes, and! will probably niakc 1111 cxcui‘sion' lo Mciiciigui, the largest. extinct ' volcano in the world.

The diichess is taking a full

wardrobe of dresses, including u y iittic black ermine bolero to slip

cvci- 1111 evening gown. Made of ldyezl white ermine and cut up- wards iii front, it. is collarlcss, with llll‘(‘0-C|U1'll‘L8l‘ length sleevca.

She is taking also scvcral picture cvciiing‘ gowns, oiic of rose pink satin with a sash lined dark wine ‘llfiﬁ and with Victorian fichu collar, tight bodice and full skirt.

The most striking evening gown shc will u-ear, however, is edged with tulle, has tl1e pattern outlined in turquoise and pearl embroid- (EH85.

11111151116513 HINTS

In hot weather special attention should be paid to dust 11nd refuse bins. All refuse which is riot burnt, especially meat or vegetables, should be wrapped in paper be- fore being placed in the bin. lf a. small quantity of chloride of lime is shaken aver the contents of the bin cnch day this will prevent any unpleasant and unhcaltlu- smcll 11nd the breeding of flics.

The legs of wicker chairs fre- quently scratch iiiiolciim or pur- l quct fltors if pushed about. To pre- i‘ vcnt. this. cut circles of felt from an old hat and gluc to the feet of the cnziirs. They will slide more easily and silently.

1

Use a partly worn loofah and; snap when you arc trashing paint. ‘This gcts in difficult corners, 11nd docs not iiijurc even the most dcii- cate enamel.

H EAR THE MAN

IN THAT SNUG-FIT SURE I IDONT TRAILER BLAME HIMJHS

SWEARING WIFE FORGOT T0

CORN FLAKES FOR BREAKFAST

lf you're look- ing for a real

1 l} :11 Tr- hr- uscd 111-hm ordering Patterns and Voting - - 1.,\;-,

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value in ce- r e n 1 a , b u y K e l l o g g ' s Corn Flakes. 'l‘hcrc's no substitute for true Kel- logg ﬂavor and crispness.

Ordcr Kellogg's ('orn Flakcs for 11'c11l1'-'.-1st (0l1iltl‘I‘fi\\'. Rz-ntly to 11-1-1-1- with milk or crcam. Alivaya

explained. and flowers have

dog rose and the dog violets are well known. Can you name an-

py look illuminated the face of a.

After havlngglaved all his life

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No Matter How Good a Provider the Husband May be, He Should Show More Human Interest in His Wife Than He D_oes the Refrigerator or Automatic

1. Heating

with men have to wrestle in marriage i is 1131bii§§§iiii§11§§$iii§mi1um1n§, norvihxgedf-unkai-d, n01‘ the llzy 105391‘. but the dumb husband. ' 1 d-astlc about the ' Qmegtiﬁoﬁdiﬁ. ihgtitgailigrefialrm the hdrunknrlda, and when they can't they C8" mmw ‘we. ‘Ea-Rat of their pity over his weakness. 1f they - jlglworth 111111 "1 won't work" 1s a luxury that Hum paying for. they can go to work “Pd s-“lzrrwim a- uui wnat is Heavens namels a 1111c. t0 0 husband who turns a lIiEITlBKe. ma‘ “mum be a happy one mm dust- and ashes in her teeth by re- fllblllg to see her as a human belngi much 1°55 3-‘ a woman?

There are millions of llll-Ebﬂﬂds like this. Fine, upright, honorable int-n. Sober as the town Dim-P- , pamestic as the house cat. 00,20 Dfﬂvldefs- l-"Ve . ..-.1...».. "1 their WlV€5 111;,1101;".‘éimlili-‘lbifiﬁlfis£25‘ rwels- everything exccpt the one m1: a e ' f a - {hut is 5.2110 sign__ .ha1 tiiey aie still i-cgai-ueu B5 bad) 11°V~5 8"“ 11°‘ . ncrciy 11s part o1 inc household 2411111911191"-

- -= long in their hus- 1 So far as thcse women can tell theyrate 1111M 11W i 11.111115‘ 03102111 wuh the eiccn-ic refr.gera10i- 1111.1 11W yaw-ml Cleaner and i i

. . - . ~ .. on. Not 1iut.i1:.1.ic ii.....i1g. UbJAUi ton.en..1i..1_1 .1111. aunt- 111011 c in1 ‘ 1o be noticed RS’ long as they function w-ithoiit friction and to begicwicd .10; 111.011 1111-, 1,0 111.11g, 1:111 tailing 101 no 1-111u1.1.11ai ULUJUIDLS oi 0-9911- 1 pfﬂEE.

This isn't what any woman marries for. She didn't marry for ‘a 111-111 1101101 111111 1111.110; uiu sue marrvJu-SL to be i1 8H5 1111181? Wiherhm’ hind. She \\‘1\ll1S to make her husband 60111101111016, and she‘ .s wilhnE .u-‘1voi'k licr fiiigcrs to the bone to do it, but Si"! 4°65!“- Wam bu" w take 111-r sci-vices 21> 11iipc1s0nr11iy- as he wauiu 111111 of 11 611M1- ln wlhf-‘u he Had ‘ ,'351cd hi5 iii-ccl bones or the table on which he had eaten.

So we have myriads of unhappy women who have technically "8004" .lllSbtllltlS; ivoincn married to men who are faitnlul. EBIWITMB and indif- .c1'cntlv kind but wiiu 1akc all o1 their labor and their bﬂCfiIiCf-BS without. 11 woi-ti oi alibi-cc anon; who never HOilCc what they have on. or whether i .1i1y are SlCK-Ol‘ well; who never take the slightest interest 1n any of

1111-11- plan , who never snow tnein any emclcnce c1 aiicction and who have .111; 1n 1-1-111-5 given them a kiss that ‘Wasnt so cold and meaningless it was an insult inst-cad of a cares».

No one knows how many wives drag through. long. lonely, bitter years of iiiarriagc, striving. hoping, praying 1n vain tio win some tenderness from ilieii- husbands. No one knows now‘ many wives have starved to 1 110.1111 ioi- sonic affection from their husbands and never knew that they ‘ were "b@1Q\'8t.'1' unill their ghos1s saw it carved on their tombstones.

i Now, if husbands did not love their wives. or if theyWBfe S0 19101’-

ant of women's natures that they did not know now their w1ves craved

i aiiection and what value they put upon little attentions. or if they

i uioiight 111111 their wives tvere mind-readers and would know that they were devoted to them. even 1f they never gave any lridicatzon ofjt. Or 1t

‘ iiicy were indifferent to their wives‘ lmppiness, one could unfneritund their attitude in this matter.

But most men.love their wives and want them m be happy. Thﬁy further know that so peculiarare women that they set more value on WOYdS than deeds, yet they will not say the few words that would trans- form the whole 01' marriage to them and make it a l0yrid€ instead 0f m9

weary pilgrimage it so often 1s.

No marriage is a failure to a woman a; long as ‘ her husband is a lover. No work is hard. no sacriﬁce bitter if he says ‘thank you for it. She Will gladly wear 111-1- old hat 1t her husband tells her hc-w beautiful she looks in it, and she would rather have hi5 arms around her than a airing o: matched pears about her neck. .

111111 know ell of this and that 1111111 11 few 111:1 words they can, make 1l1,:-ii' wivcs happy and sari 1hemselv§sum%neyknatrg1k1m§_lggt _B-I1gug‘\lé!glé>£- an l yet tlie- wil not say t em. An t at ' e 1 m 1111~i111 is? ' 1 ____ Doric-rust 1:11x.__'

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1A1] Time is Eastern Standard)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24

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Easy Diet ‘GIVE-B You mar y 4:00 pvm- _ sped“ English

Slim Figure! Broacast. RAN, 31 m., 9.6 meg. BOSTON

5:00 p.m.-—The Monitor Views the News. WIXAL, 35.4 m., 11.79 meg.

BERLIN

5:15 p.m.—Sallor Ahoyi DJD,

25.4 m..,11.77 meg. 11 1-..

6:15 p.m.—Mand0lir1 Concert. JZL, 16.8 m., 17.78 meg; JZJ, 25.4 m., 11.80 meg.

LONDON 6:35 p.m.-“Songs,of the Brit-

ish Isles." GSG, 16.8 m., 17.70 meg; GSP, 19.8 m., 15.31 meg.; G60, 19.7 m., 15.18 meg; GSD. 25.5 m., 11.75 meg; GSB, 31.5 m., 9.51 meg.

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Egg; SPINMH ONIONS SALAD PEAR

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- THE COOK'S

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QRANGE BREAD

1 cup orange rind

1 cup bi-owii sugar

41 tablespoons butter

1 cup white sugar

2 eggs

3-4 teaspoon salt

3 cups flour

3 teaspoons baking powder

1 cup-milk

Method: Save the orange peel from the breakfast oranges and scrape out the white lining, which ls apt to be a little bitter. Snip the rind into tiny bills. the" measure it. Cover with cold water and bring to a boil, then drain away the water. Repeat this ‘three times, then drain thoroughly and add the brown sugar. The heat of the orange rind will partly dis- solve this.

Cream the butter and the white sugar, then add the-orange rind and brown sugar . Add the well beaten eggs and the salt. Sift the flour and baking powder and add alternately with the milk.

‘Turn into a well greased loaf pan and bake in a rather slow. 325 deg. F. oven for about 1 hour. Cool before slicing.

If you like the flavor of orange,

you'll like these orange slices, which are really a gumdrop cookie. You use those orange

gumdrops which look like a sec- tion of orange and you need 14 of them.

Orange Slices

4 eggs ‘

2 1-2 cups brown sugar

2 cups flour

3-4 teaspoon salt

14 candy orange slices

1 cup chopped nuts _

Method: Beat the eggs until light, then add the sugar and beat: until it is dissolved. Sift the flour with the salt and stir this in, then add the orange slices, which have been cut: in small pieces. Reserve a little of the flour to sprinkle over them so they won't stick to- gether.

Add the chopped nuts and spread in a shallow pan which has been lined with waxed paper or greased Very thoroughly. Bake in a moderate, 350 deg. F. oven, then cut in squares 11nd roll each square in icing sugar. These are nice and fruity tasting.

We can't stop without including a rather unusual souffle which is just the thing for lunch or for dinner these warm days. Light but satisylng and easy to make although, like all souffles, it must be served Just as soon as it is taken from the oven.

§-Q§-§§§-O-§ Modern Etiquette 1B9 ROBERTA [£121 O-§§O-§§§+

Q. Is it good form foi- a. man to wear r1 wedding ring?

A. This is a matter 0f personal taste, and not etiquette.

Q. Plcasc siiggi-st refreshment to serve at a small, informal neigh- borhoou garden party.

A. Sandwiches, cake, and iced tea.

13°F" lust Sig“ 1°‘ ‘he n“? m“ 7:00 .m.-Pro ram for the dress that demands a slender figure. western p Hem1sphgere_ 13cm 3L2 Reduce with a safe, easv diet-and m” 959 meg wr-ar it proudly’ Slim off pounds at the safe. _AUDAI‘I‘4BI healthy rate of two a week. ln six ‘p00 p,m,__--Qld K111183113“ short weeks-unless you're much Songs." HAT-i, 32.8 m., 9.12 meg. overweight-you'll have your girl- _ I ish waist line back. _ “ ""--"-9"'“’ - Reducing's no chore-with de- 7-09 P-mv-Lmn Ameﬂcﬁn C011" . licious LZOO-calory-a-day _menus 392% gllelguﬂese- WZXAD- 31-4 m» planned by an expert dietitian. - - Here's a savory sample meal of 467 _ calories: l average slice bccf loaf. 7,30 p_m___str,ng orchestra,

1 cup spinach with l teaspoon but- ter, 2 delicately browned baked onions, small lettuce-tomato salad with 1 teaspoon boiled dressing. fresh pear, black coffee.

Rosita Jemma Wade: "Just Tilli- lng on....’; Review of the Latest Recordings. 2RO,,25.4 m., 11.81 meg.; IRF, 3015 m.. 9.83 meg.

Our BIZ-page booklet has more of such appetizing, slenderlzlng meals. Three-day liquid diet to start. Bulge-dissolving exercises. Diet and exercises for weight-buildinl. iOO- _

Scnd 20c in coins for your copy of The New Way To A Youthful Figure to the Guardian Home Service, Address. Be sure to write

plainly your Name. Address, and the Name of booklet.

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TASTE IETTER

"CK" ""“ land rolls at the top sew a piece

‘ Q. I-low can I prevent a skirt liniid from rolling over at the 10p‘)

A. When a skirt 011ml stretches

of elastic. about. one-half inch in width. along 11111 top, 11111 c1111 1m-

011m; 8:30 p.m.—-Gramophone Hec- ords. TPB—7, 25.2 m.,11.88 meg; ‘PPM. 25.6 m., 11.71 meg.

CARACAS 8:15 p.m.-.Los Contlnentnlel. YV5RO, 51.7 m., 5.8 meg“.

BERLIN 9:15 p.m.—Contempoi-ary Span- ish Music. DJD, 25.4 m., 11.77 meg.

Q. Isn't it discourteous for two persons to stop 1n the middle of a sidewalk to talk°

A. Yes; this is dlscoui-teous and inconsiderate. They should step to one side where they will not; ob- struct other pedestrians.

MISS NAPOLEON

By VIOLET METHLEY

‘"1 overheard aomethi 111111 111111 u» the Chicnfg obui§1=1§“1“' didn't know I was there, T111151“? berg ripped alo the side from ti“. bow to the eriéne-i-oom tin-nu i several water-t ght Cﬂmpﬂflmelili} there's not a. chance of saving 111,’. naamnn11a- we mid anything." pm c " " Hall exclaimeii

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CHAPTER III (Continual!) ATLANTIC NIGHT

Before Hall had time tn think there came a ulck football along the corridor ou ide his cabin. and the steward swung open h G001‘ nmkwoke bizitathlglssizy: one

“ a. 'n's or ers a every P" on dcgk. sir--wiv' lifebelts on,’ he said. “An' quick." n "It's no use to b

iéevghatls happened, steward? Hall sldes-Jndont feel any need for 19a. 11s , rsona y." ‘

“We gazed an iceberg, all‘. but I “What about those kids (,1 don't s11 pose as mucii ‘arm '65 been yours?" Hall asked. ' done," t e shrill Cockney voice re- "I brought them up on doc “111- 1. 1.. 1 “'2 1. 1 "m"

ﬂ . P11 n8 on 8 8 0V¢T°0l1 m0 e1‘. W 0 very much ani 1. glanced round for the llfebelt. Oh, ed at the inconsidcratcness 01132,; yes, there it w ut now on earth whole affair! Listen!’ She smilpd did one wear the wretched thing? 41s she spoke.

Adjusting it awkwardly. Hall felt Mrs, Burpham-Westﬂ; complain; absurdly self-conscious, as lie ping voice was heard, peevishly ad. caught a view of himself in the mzr- dressing all those around her,

ror. "Absurd, draggiiag us 11p on deck

He grinned back at the reflection. like this in the ml dle of the nipmy then glanced round the cabin from Why, it's as calm as 11 [Hill-pond- the open dooriv-ziy. Somehow. it; gave how can there be any danm-i- 01' lilni i-cassui-cinze, that w-azmly-iight- shipwreck when there isn't ani- ed, rose-hued ‘interior, so homely storm’! No fog either, 5o i1 wasn't and cosy looking. 11_ collision or anything of 11m

As he hurried along the alleyway kind" Hall heard voices. the thud of feet shuffllngs, scuffilngs. He made for the nearest companion-way, and there foi- the first time encountered sounding phrase. “S0 11s 11 11101-1111.

"We've just gramd an lCE-lXj-rg Madam." It was the third offii-ci 110w who was using the lnnocvm.

other passengers, some fully dress- ' tionary measuri- the Captain 11:15 ed, others in night-gear, some wear- ordered the boats to be launched m 11111;, others merely carryzng their once."

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belts. _ "Then I should much prcfcr to “What 1s it—-boat. drill?" a red- stay on the ship until you kitow faced man asked. "Awkward time to what's wrong. I'm sure its safe;

have it. I'd a good mind not to

than those tiny bouts." Mrs. come up at all."

pliam-West said. her “1 believe we've grazed an ice- pouting obstinatcly.

berg," Hall repeated-the stewards She stood with the three children

words. Pressed close around her, her biiig. "Hm? Well. it can't have beef-a 11R contours uncorsettcd under 11

Bin-- loosc inoiitii

much of 11 collision; there wash pinkish woollen dressing-gown. anything of a shock was there? "You can't stay here, Manni; got never felt it. Couldn't have scratch- t4) obey orders when thc b0; ‘,1, ed the side of a boat this size." launched." the young offlcci- , “It was very slight, but you ma and there was a hint of 1111:0110) 111 notice they've stopped the engines,’ his voice which convinced Hall that said Hall, with pride in his powers what Leonie Valence had ovr-rliciird of observation. was true. The girl herself. moved "Eh? What's that mean, I won- forward and spoke .10 her CIllPlOXDl‘, der?" The red-faced man stared "Better get into the t when round rather uneasily. “Anything or it's ready hadn't you?" she suggrst- gmftnng, I ‘spose.’ Well, let's get on 0d ﬁasually. “Before there's any ec ." rus "

It was only when he mined the “Rush-why should there be q topof the stairs slightly hind the "rush?" Mrs. Burpham-West cle- rest, that, Hall felt hi; first twinge manded pettlshly. “And, anyhow. l of real uneasiness. The deck was insist: that: you come too, Mzss V111- not quite level; it had a marked list ence."

Leonie did not answer: sh? S1110 nothing at all indeed until the boat was swung out from the side and her employer and themthree child-

to DOX-t. -

- Once through the companion- doorway on to the promenade deck he found conﬂrma l0n of his un-

easiness, Things were going forward ren were installed 1L, with in a, kind of ordered and matter-of- screams and complaints from the fact confusion on deck. but. the ady.

movement was mainly round the Ship's boats, from some of which

"I decline to g0 without my gov- the canvas covers had already been “

_,(Contlnue,d_0n_ page 8, Col l)

T9m°"°d B5 they 18y alongside U18 o¢+¢¢>

r1111, whilst one was already being

igéligﬂalvlilgll/BPQS and outwards on HQ|1§ehQ|d$¢f5pbQ0lQ The 1111111 ffice, m dlfl b tiio "t; '

nearest boatoandrglfviiijg cgrty un- ‘B' ROBERTA ) g

hurried orders, saundei-i normal and -

unperturbed. And yet . . . perplex- ed. hcsltutiﬂg. Hall looked round and found Leonie Valence standing close beisde him. "Hullo, Mics Valence!" He found himself talkin with rather forced cheerfulness. " ave vou discovered what all this means?"

"Yes." she answered. “The ship l5

Silk Umbrella

Do not open a wet silk umbrella to dry it, as this causes the silk to stretch and become stiff. The proper method 1s to close the uni- brella and turn it upside down. You will find that 1.110 water will

going downy gradually drain off without, ingui- CHAPTER Iv mg the fiber of the silk. nrsnsrnn 11'1- szA PM“ °“ F“'"‘°'

"what?" startled‘ Han stared at Pitch can be removed from fab-

rics by sponging with chloroform. The fabrc may also be lllbbud with lard; then scrape off as m1i1-li pitch as possible and sponge wiili turpentine, rubbing gently Uitill dry. Last. hang in the open n11- until all odor has disappeared.

Baked Apples revent: apples from wrinkl-

the girl as they stood a little apart from the crowds on the deck.

Her tone was as casual as her at- titude, standing there, hands thrust into the pockets of her grey coat. But glancing down Hall saw bare, illlipered feet. the ed e of a ni ht- gown.‘ at least. she ad not en glglte so unhurrled a; she geemed

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you mean that?" he asked her incredulously. "Have you been told anything?"

"Yes," she met his eyes steadily.

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places

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EveryDay Styles

For The

Home Sewer

What an urge for cool frocks seems to course through us when the mercury rises! And how one is attracted to the new looking cool collarless neckline and brief sleev- ed models, an today's lovely pat.- tern. It is made of a gay multi- colored sheer cotton on a cool and frosty white ground. The intrigu- ing soft feminine neckline is ex-

ceedlngly flattering. It's a dress Inlays vi-earlng in or out of town. Other fascinating scheme! are dotted swlss with navy nr luggage background, hopsackinz weaves and washable silks. Black ci-e e marocain is stunning for

BABY?“

HOT LITTLE l-IEAII

IS A DANGER SIGNAL

WHEN your baby's head feels hot 1o your hand you must do something. And do it quickly. Read what Mn. Bernard

DQN Breen, of Enterprise, docs and what re-

LON

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T111010 9:45 p.m.—A Talk in English "Aeronautic Industry," by Alkitsu Timakadate. JZK, 19.7 m., 15.16 meg.

ults she gets: "My baby's checkg and

hands were so hot I was 11111111111111; I gave him a Baby's Own Tablet at noon and by after supper he was all better.”

And Mrs. 111111-1111 Carroll, of Midland,

hi8 this tn my: “My little girl was an feverish I wasn't-ally alarmed. Then I thought of Baby's Own Tablets, so I gave hﬂ’ three every two hours and by night she was up and around."

They are swcci-tnsiiniz, easy to take, bsnluti-Iy- safe and harmless. Work

thin-Y Wm b” °ve"°m°- " ' quickly and can be given to the most

Q. How can 1 make eggs froth d quickly? e A. Add a little salt. to the whites of the eggs when beating, nnd it. will makc them froth quickly. HQ, How can I trent an insect te?

apply to the insect bite.

cliratc baby. Anrilvstls cz-riiﬁrate in very bnx.

For upset stomach, constipation

trouhlt-s and other minor ills of bnhy.

Your drugpzist is authnrizcd to return

A‘ M H b kl - your money if you art- not satisﬁed 0s en some a "g snﬂilgng with Baby's Own ‘Tiiilcts. Get a box

will give relief. This is also good ' 939:!‘- nit- "dk" in the

for a superficial burn.

eary autumn ln the inn»,- sleeved Vﬁﬂilﬂ".

Style Nu. 21-01 is designed foi- llm 14. w. m. 2o years, a2, a4, as, 39. 40. 43. 44 and 46-lnches bust. Size 30 requires 3 l-4 yards of 39. inch material.

Send fifteen unis 1151c) tn slam 01- coin (coin preferred) wrap con Hfvfu-llr. Midi-cu to Charlottetown Guardian giving:-

Style No. 2757 size...

nu on 1 Name

Street Addrem

City Province _________i___

YOUNG AT 100

HASTINGS, N. Y (OP) —Mrs.

Cecilia McConnell celebrated her

100th birthday by planning to fly

to__1_<aiui11a 11')‘ visit hei- daughter in N..." c v