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I Buy your colee for flavor. Get super-rich Chuck Sanborn CoKeel

iTHE i CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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SWFFS WEEK Y

‘Mr. Winkle Goes _ ‘W A R “ii ti i€

To War

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bolls. Winkle sank to ills knees,

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non-at. more. t h m M - Nate's Success But Men Recent Idea mm b“ a molnexi, e ew .__._....____ i lit must do some He realized p. ctically every starry ed bride starts MBWIWWN Wllmwiililmvlwp that the whole post on on Talizo full inllilntioul of being a tcal-ehelpnlate i; 4 ggsuhr (flfljlfi o! this p‘; bu}! I“ mlilht be lost if the men in those hersell as the tiorlal woman who is b. h- M a. assault boats ever landed and lu- ever-v mans success. and she sees herself as his gill . d to m” "h" ‘ “l” m,‘ °" 7 Bled throilshth i. ti)" trngthenr ihisgoodrisht .flI‘ldlh100kl10fWM He found himze ungcerabbiing fhemdoltlnvevlleneshe will hgar him say that lrlalnowes all fhat he has mild! about. in the sand or the fox hole to the Little Woman. lillhtlsl" "916 Dhone. It waslrft in st . l-le saw the Signal Cor wire lamina up out of iiie hoe. no grabbed it. Mid started pulling ori

i ‘A broken piece of the shattered lillorie came into his llirilds. Hf-érailfilllped it from iiervelesa

DorothyWIWDix Says-

HUSBAND possum WANT T0 an i GUINEA - PIG FOR WIFE’S crusts

They Are Behind

2 Always lteapcolee loan alti- tight container.-

3 Measure both water and coEee carefully for desired strength.

4 Keep the coffee-pot scoured _ clean.

5 Make only can amount needed — never more.-

6 Serve cofiee soon after it's made.

N super-rich Chase & San- born Cofioe, you get the choice coflee: of the world. For the wealth of flavor you want these days. get Chase 8c Sanborn Coffee. Quality coflee goes further.

CHASE 8i SANBORN COFFEE

t qualities wife and so w she would do good to him. the danger of evil is ever present with her.

' HEB HOUSEHOLD PET Suppose. for instance, little Mrs. Newlyweds idea of hellping her h1g- B

CHAPTER XVII i

. _ Help! ssl . M. wi k] lmm+—~= ' . the hailing 355'...“ ‘$0.? .3".::°“;§ . ggltlllglklllllsd-tlfréncfigtrfllilni;fonedilhgn . owitwasl ti. h dad, - 8 eiziui 1r. a' . yards from thtisbeazlil. a “n r Y!“ astmllshed u’ see m" me“ ML lvlraiirldlijtahvilary vllgirlgitgcdlzlrlllfrdlrlrlnhniglqlvxvxlnalhieldillig so “$1.1... onnsllltutee him l" l°°lfvd hack at the Jeep. Un- ." ° “"5"” 5"" 1‘ °“° °' "m" 1°‘ the household Dot and spends her time rilbbiriir his fur the right w; Bile less the bullet holes through its . “m” Dnlflpfifs his stomach by feeding hini on such food as his mother never windshield meant more than the avg,“ swfm“ u‘? 3m‘ blwk- Will-ins _ knew his“; to cook. She yes-ycsses hi ead of ar with him. appeared to. fire car would stil "mm" “l m“ 1"?“ Kmllv- AS‘ You would think that such a mart‘

run. He could get back in it to me bullets “PM w" m“ underlFriend Husband and that. having

I The Woman s Realm m, ‘ give the alarm at the nvxt post. m‘ ham“ a ‘"11 “l” "n" Bream‘ | would be tible w give all this thoug ul

___ d .‘"°"° Well“ before lllm- . . But. las. u h is seldom tii Mani a. . I This W85 Wllat he hhd lived for-lfiléhelirt hcmc 2nd dsbrcoad He softens down in to; much l l" ""5" “"5395 Winkle wished that it was

LlTTLF- TmNGS In“ h“ l1 meal-l“! and a purposi- loses his them rt is n"... the Patient Griselda wives whose husbands Prince Jean i2 year old heir to not’ he who Md bee“ placed l

We have no place lTpon this earth

n ‘i’: whlch he had new" “Pampd- He work their fl "ti. to the bones to give them real Pearls 811d mink Willi- me urmd Duchy o! L emu“, ‘this position. Ht wantec, fervently. ad a‘ mad‘ bu“ G951“ W Bllllllll-i It is ilie Daug tiers of the Horse Leech who are always flying 101' m0" was recently gazetted srrcvnti ileu-

ni ore a l {filly other women believe that the best way to help their husband! is by iircliing -ennies. They never spent a. cent except fol- the actual riccess ties of lilo. They live in l houses on the side of the tracks because the rent is cheap. ii before-lasts. hats.

at arms,

And yet we labor; are done

By our hands daily, and the little

little fillings tenant in the Irish Guards- It is nearly a year since he enlisted. sooii after he went to England.

for it t0 be another marl. a fighter. a killer. a Yllvlléel". a different, s better man than he. It flashed thruilkh his mind that ii had been

late and destroy the enemy. It Seifllfd like a torrent pent up _in Jlllll 101‘ years and spilling out in ‘one overwhelming rush.

5 mum“. w m...“ and make a, l-le sprayed lhpn the milling men

thin“ It is that make the one by one. Piled up behind the fanrous hap- run

RlOUXlmi-fll,

P‘! 85> We shall not wave the banner, wear tin crown great achievement and of righted wrong; ailments shall not down

But age and tread us , And we will share the victors tri- umph song. —Lord Gorell.

The fandliar barber polo with a brass basin sitting beneath it is a common sight in England. The brass basin is a relic of the days when barber-s were surgeons and was used to receive the blood.

WOMAN SANTA CLAUS

Piretotharkindinthecity, Mrs. Samuel Wainmzi, an actress, Santa Claus in one of New ork's biggest department stores.‘ This is het- first experience in lull-h a role, but she appears tn be‘ falling into it easily. althoughugie 8

Nick as a man, are often a. bit ahocked- One girl, f0: instance. announced flatly she has never heard of a Mrs. Santa and re- fused to have anything to do with this pseudo article. Mrs. Waxman reports that most of the children notiept the substitution philosophi- cally, but she herself is having a rattler difficult time

as ensi ‘ the

children. lush a:

girls with diitiiing curls climb onto, lier knee and confide they went machine-guns for Christmas.

BAITS! SYSTEM

Money buys very little in Hol- llmd 1n then; days of barter. ao- oordlng to a plaintive awry in the German controlled Aryierdasn Dolly T . The paper told the story of ui Amsterdam 8111 who acquired a new dress in an Amsterdam shop where her aunt lied uneucoeufully attempted t0 pilrchliaoemil. ‘Ilhemgilgtupgld d IGiOW 109$." ' 35 i adding the/t if she had offered the

an s. few sugar coupons

__as her niece had done — she. too, irnglit have had a. new dress. in Iceland Plov-

C

‘wash small space at s timp_ nub

WI: made during I800!

soldier out of a mouse. He down mere" guilty at not having resigned from the Amly- A different man here now, in his place. would have known what to do.

Then Mr. Winkle ltiicw what w

do. It occurred to him that he hadn't thought of himself, of his

iron.- Canada. His mother, the Grand Duchess Charlotte, escaped to Canada with hei- family when Hitler overran their small country. An official at the Luxemburg Ministry of IvreBri Affairs in! London told a London reporter: ‘W ‘tori it'll a er s enuous n w

£113 Gun-lids —he enjoys lire life "Z1; igglfiklglfhterrleiciongiderlilrig get-

Jnense . Prin l 9e E one“ 59g; m fidoffm ii pfiltlliouilhtt onlylto glvle v1.9 Warning 151-5 m; 5mm bun _ o w a was idppen ng. fey, m“ l“ s" Also, hesow Mr. Tinker lying

sprawled out there on the ground. He remembered how he had duck- ed under- the command car while Mr. Tinker fired his rific The re- collection made him feel craven. especially when now Mi. Tinker would never get his Jap.

He decided that he must set him for Mir. Tinker.

‘Ihere were the Alphabet, Freddie Jack, and the other man to think about, too. It infuriated him that Sergeant Czeideskrowski lay dead. It made him sec red to think that after Freddie had been made into a decent person, he had been killed. His brain seared with a hot flame at the thought of Jack.

It seemed to be the most natur- al thing in the world to pull Freddie's body from the gun. swiftly. he examined it. The gun was intact. It needed only a new belt of ammunition.

He clawed about in tile send and among the bodies for an ammuni- tion bOX. He stepped on soft flesh and didn't mind it.

Digging furiously. he found what he wanted. He stripped the nearly spent belt from the sun, and 1n- sex-ted 5 fresh one.

A; he worked he knew how good and wise it was that lie had been trained to operate a machine gim- He wished that he was: bctteagtaixit.

Brut n rising surge o con e co

A IY-ylffiy has been solved, says made him m” he wand be

a. London item. It is known now enough . . . ‘till-Alf. m rams-liable scarcifv 0f| ‘ri-le first boat was nearly at the “Ilgjmfl “llll-"lel W" due to the store. Mr. Winkle sighed lY high temper-at e, 1°;- the spot he figured the men which caused the queens to awak- would be when they sWPDBd Oilf- en before their time, and That was what he had been taught. they died. A elmillir llo still hod a moment. He em- i-emerks a. lnndon p ployed it by coolly taking off his

SWEET SENTIMENT 1n times pact mothers tender- ll’ 193d B-Wfly little shoes and gar- ments in lavender, but in those days it is esentlal that every Stitch 0f baby's clothes be kept in circulation. Passing alone n my. ette is just one more way to meet Clothing demands.

WALL CLEANER

An effective inexpensive clung! for painted walls can be mad; as 10110“; To one gallon of boiling will". add about five cents worth of borax, a small box handy ammonia and a. cake of sunny Yellow ave-p cu-t into small ieoes‘ Boll a few minutes while gig-ring all together and letting the soap

l-llQWlIBhIY- Stir tic- w-Ilpnslly vrhiie cooling 311d you will have ulte n batch of jelly "him “ll kept for future use. F" slewing dip up t small o- mwm an p claw. dB-ll-Ip oioth and

3111,, with I elm. den-p cloth Ind

TIE “QUEEN'S” 171m

VIII 1n 1:81.

inI-boilandmrihirioths tie x over this. Allow to standgel tn tninirtee. Then ldd hot water along with the sugar, and tho all, Stir until the gellttlne arA the was: an both dissolved. Add the, lemon juice and mix well, their tumthemixtuxeinioanoiled held rinsed mold and ehill until sat.

LEMON BREAD PUDDING

He glanced about.

This was where he would die.

He had often wondered in what circumstances and in what locality it would occur. Now he knew. It wasn't such a bad place. lie saw it almost for the first time. the waving palm trees, the flowering

l-le liked it. It. was romantic. Amy. he thought. would be glad

1-2 oup sugar

Grated rind 1-2 lunm. 2 9S8’ Yillks.

2 egg wliiim 4 tablespoons sugar

1 tablespoon lemon juice

place. It occurred e in his life he wasn

it. He heard his voice. laughing. He felt

n. the crin-nbs. Cover these at with the mill: and allow tn stand the flesh and for 1 hour. Add the grated lunon headline. was rlriidialtzrag ggith the s , then] He turn um , ai- e. m" " ° 5%.‘? P2,“; ""i‘=..2°...’....it boat benched

l?"

l pt. Pu chill Ulowilithly.

Cover with a meringue made by beating the 2 egg whites with the 4 tablespoons sugar and addi the lemon juice. Brown the rn gue

Mr. Winkle let them all get out.

ed the trigger- There was a. snap a d

LFMON JELLY

1 eqaoon granulated galatine 1-4 cup cold water.

1 1-4 cups hot waiter

i-I cup sugar

1-4 cup lemon juice

Dash en . _ Method: Place the cold water!

Mb]

Ead Coughs Yield Quickly To This Home Mixture

Surprisingly Quick Relief. No Cooking. Saves Money. Here's a medicine for coirghe due to oolda. that you mix in your own kit- chen. It's eo easy to prepare that any- one can do it. Once tried. you'll never again be without it in your home. Make l. syrup by stirring I cups of Granulated sugar and one cup of wa- terafcwmonien‘ untlldiseolved. No coolrin needed. No trouble at all. 0r you can use corn syrup or liquid honey. instead of sugar syrup. Then get ill; ounces of Plnex from any druggiet, put it into a l8 0|. bot-

by ' in a moderate oven (315 deg. 1".) for about l1 to l5 minutes. Chill again before serving. The tiger is better i! this is served co .

l Th un ia-mnied

spur-ted.

no kept, picking at the cartridge. Finally he not and a now one in the chalmbef. "Hi. men had run ahead. eff one aide. Mr. Winkle nun!

irrrcnm wan aurFtnls Ono tableqioon of kitchen fat will make five machine iln bu} ts;

Di i MAC

you 16 ounces-a family sup y really txcellen cough medicine. It'a thrifty. too-about fourtimee as much for your money. And children take it willingly, because it tastes no

This home mixture talru right hold of a. cough in a way that really satia- fies. It loosens the phlegm, ‘ the irritated membranes, and helps clear the air passages. Eases the soreness, and lets you rent at night.

Pine: in n special compound proved ingredients, in concentrated form. a moat reliable agent for sooth- ing throat and bronchial membranes.

Pmsgslziz TAKiNd Hi

tlq. and add your Ivriip- rim

it

Money refunded if it doesn't please ‘Wu in new, way.

“Hliwk- That one was for Freddie.

to know it was such an attractive to him that for the

first tim

afraid to die. l-le even exulted in

lie was

misused from

Method. Use I day old bread in hard. infill bonds. He knew mat, lasllawllbert George Winkle, in

not in a ‘newspaper

ud to 181"» , ed back to tht gun. If in . Men started jilflpltig l h the

faces.

expreuionless.

Then, carefully sighting. he squeez- i

n g jerk.

without firing. at the

HURT ‘THAT ‘ii-lake ‘THEY ARE/

burst was for

lThis long one for Mr Tinker. Now I grille for the Alphabet still more to. e other men wilben Winkle who Operates The Fixit Shop. first married selectee in the 36 to draft-ate trouo to be called, t. kllllna these enemies of his country He is anxious to defend the four zgeedflllls- Itfs ivorth ‘my sacrifice, , need be. his very life Wilbert Winkle wanted more enccnies to kill when all these were 80M. when no one stood on his feet in the writhlnrr. shrieking mar-Is: ganwtlie wet tsatrfid. more thfihother two bfiirts. Bold eotliacllrlnlgr’, W Olll» excitement of any kind, and not realizing he was following Anny procedure painstakingly taught him. he inserted more» 9i‘. . told him to. he lggkélll toiiofrioitgfi ‘We? U“? 6588 Of the fox hole. ' (To Be Continued)

another

A Job Only You Can Do .

Priaa Control Queatiafl And Answers

They never en thing the‘ costs money. And as th herself on the hack and thinks how EXTRAVAGANT WIFE Now, of course. economy is (me within yoili- income is not only the esty B-iit ‘the wife who B band's sliop window. and by -pl= iudze his achievements. parsimonious wife to get some in; us if you ha/i been Just ronutatlcil." he said “for people are mean and penurlous such a poor doctor

sciioo‘ ma'arm tn them The and pick out their clothes an keep rind try to change all of their habits has polished up a rmigh u amovnd

merit. but nlnei.

looks up to him and thinks ivant her ti. look upon him hci" experiments in character bui not. He doesn't want to ackn

in business than he has.

the y! _“’1l°_ll;"£@£l}l>l5_

claaler the sans: and refuses to supply a carton. ls this correct?

A. The manufacture of soft drink bottle carry-out cartons has been prohibited . . . but ‘Acre are still a few in stock . . absence of the carton would make no dif- ference in the price of the bcrer- age.

Q. When will we receive our

Questions and Answers on Price Control will appear in The Guard-i ian as a regular feature each day. The questions are those which have reached the Wartime Prices and Trade Board from housewives

vided by the Board Blenders. Per-

to ask no price control are invited in send them in writing to the Women's Regional " ' , Com- lrnlttee of the War Times Prices .and Trade Board. I have iiiiiiziiii; 11in w v

The second (a few dropsllup each relieving the sniffl ,

t l2; soothes irritation . . up coldclogged nose . .

the tun pmplrpd W0- to his. TlLLlE THE TOILER —

CAN'T at IN soc

M?

this region. The answers are prm.

sons who have intelligent questidnsqo! the Wartime Prices and 'I‘radc

always purchased l

ou put Vlclts Va-tro-nol

distress of head co ds. Va-tro-nol-a - ‘ specialized medication-ls so effec- tive because it does three important thin e to relieve discomfort: . . . s rinks swollen membranes . . .

OBLIVION IS iifiss.

new Ration Books?

A. Certain coupons in your ple- sent book will expire ablmt April 1st, new books will be issued about this time.

Q. I arr.- planning to start s new grocery store and would like to know if there any regulations Bloaérd with which l should oom- ill‘

A. You must first apply to the regional office of the board for a per-hilt This may or may not be granted to you. You will be in-

Distress g!

nostril it starts re iefl Follow

sneczy, stuffy orwaming signo

.(3) hei clear .makes reatli-

g‘

“amines? ="“:."...*:..... . u... pro er a c an er o - - , 1 ones e r pleading wllh his good clothes. fished out of the rag

There are other women who try to correct their

to bei mine times our. of a i. '

gill the trouble is that every husband W

educated r-t has had better social contacts, d- l-las evfli l-le doesn't wlmt to to_ma.k_e_l_iel_'husbandsogfgnjgogglgggdlvorflw-

ginger ole in a. carton and now my formed price or other

in easier . . . and brings such

revent many colds rom developing.

RIBB-

AS

first old to success but common hr-n-

a-ndicap to hei- hus-

heard a dootn und lock- bag, you simply kill my

either bound to think that I am s0

l won't give you a decent dress. or else that I rm that I have no patients"

help their husbands by brlnC grammar nunciation p, wary eye 0n their bible 2113111181’!- and tasies- No doubt many a wife

n; a tillating social orna- hundred she loses her husband in

ls W50 d

owledze even to

helped. - That is why

if a license is approved rules which Wu must follow.

Q. Is fruit in glass Jars rationed?

A. Yes. Lt is considered a can- ned fruit.

Q. How many ounces of cran- berry sauce ln-iiy I get for one "D" preserve coupon?

A. Ono D coupon is good for the piuchase of one l! fluid ounce container.

Q. Can a butcher make an ad- ditional charge for cleaning a turkey 0r chicken?

A. When a. retailer draws a bird at the request of s customer after it has been weighed and sold undrawn, he may make a charge not exceeding 10 cents for draw- ing the bird.

Q. Tile price of grapefruit at the fruit store I uatrcnioe seems lo me to be eiueuve. l-low can I know if it is under the cellinz.

A. The card showinlLtlie 5l7@_u!_i_d_l>l'l¢_9_§l

GivesYou Blsed Relief Fro

iiilflv. iiisssi

Head Colds

A Few Drops Up Eacll Nostril. .Worlt Fast Right Where Trouble ll

and directions in fo der.

NOTE . . . When used at first snifllc,

Jiggs’ Iovourlie meal la lop: from u nulrlilonol point of view

If there's one dish all men go for,

"it's Corned Beef and Cabbage. And it's a fine nourishing meal into the bargain!

To Cook Corned Beef and Cabbage

Ask your butcher for a suitable piece from the brisket, rump or plate. Cover with boiling water and simmer (do not boil) until tender- for a. 5 lb. piece allow 5% hours. Add cabbage cut in sections 20 minutes before cooking is com- pletc. Serve dumplings as extender. Cook enough to serve once hot. once cold and once as sizzling. savoury corned beef hash.