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Woman's Re alm '1 Social and Personal ,1. Fashions 1 Literature

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en wnin . I J V!!! "no". d1 from hnusewlvu-ni: little faulse ‘Elli c“ hen eomwcrssrs d e or emwen vided lay the Board Benders. er- cold on a platter. Jeanie bN I P) long w o have intelligent questions sud m, y" l STRETCHEN I ﬁx

Then Im done outdoors

d I cro d to he “k "n “m” "mm" “'9 "Ml" Milli] -house. Judy offered her ‘fwgfggi, u] twill" l° u" gervia but I had an idea that nsiitee or ﬁr: w" ‘£21 f5?‘ Presently there would be three m, °' without her. 1 caught the iii-st bird. Its loud squawking had bare- ly subsided when the door opened gently. James had come. He im- mediately began to help me—verb- al "Now, there's a b: one. Catch himi" and again th a sigh: “You just missed that one-l bi one mo!" I still held one ch cken-heod down. I tumed to Jeanie. "James is the best one to catch ‘ , now before vou came. I never attempted to catch even an old clucker for a pot oil soup. He's the best one." That was .

and Trade B0

Q My son is now in the army. Must I send in his No. 4 ration book as well as his No, 111B)’ l keep ﬂ few coupons to use whd? he comes homu- on week. en

A. All ration books in m; 113m. of ii member of the Armed mrcgg must bc surrendered to his Local Ration Board. Your son will he oroviqcd bv his unit with an Au~ piicntion for Ration Coupons or a Ration Card when COmlXU-Z homc for 1d tiours or longer.

Q _I rented a house June l. 1944. and signed a 1 year lease. Now the landlady wiints the house on June 1. 1945. the day my lease expires. should I not have 6 months’ notice from June 1. i945?

N0. the landlady has given proper notice it should be given six months’ before the termination of the lease . . not after. How- ever. she may only give notice ii she intends to reside in the house herself or rent to nn immediate member of her family . . . under ilic terms of the Board order the following are considered "immed- problem, for helping a husband rate" relatives _ _ _ mothen mum; is one of the most chancy things in marriage. Husbands do not all re-

ui" daughter-in-ldw, spond to the same stimuli, and when miiny a wife is trying her hard- . ynig clothes should est to do good to her husband. she often is doing the worst thing to T if!) gle 1119"!‘ glalrttilmetPli-ices and him that malice itself could invent, . T8 E Oil!‘ l1 E ll 59f‘ ﬁll s? "My Kart-m that I rurchw ' " ory Yf.‘i.‘f.i;."15..‘$‘?i?.ff' tliebiiitﬁiwtfiiiﬁfi’ .135‘ iiesc days. t- ‘

By a“ "mans If you , I > band is to save his money. So they pinch pennies.

n, make a complaint n5 l” W,‘ . They live on Poverty Street. They dress shabbiiy ‘ V ivy qumiry 9f the zaymeng; yguv _ They never gn anywhere except to a cheap movie. lwill need the lzibel in order t, ﬂow it is quite ti-uc that an extravagant wife can

lriice the ilrticlc and to check as - be the ruination of her husband. but a mlserly one can be an equal handicap to him.

K When sieving ,/ left-overs in my refri rotor, I cover i em with

KLEENEX. Keepsfoods

from drying ou+ — mighty important these days!

(from a letter by P. DeV.)

Dorothy Dix Says-

(Continued on page S)

PEN N Y-PIN CHER POOR HELPMATE

An: Extravaga-nt Wife is Ruination. And a Miserly One is a Handicap

1 i now can "ind- m l "o/oul/e Ireafmenf ” i/ keeps hands soft uncl lovable

Q. How can I restore a shrunk- en wool sweater back in its orig- iniil shape?

A. Wet the sweater. drop it into a pillow case. hang the pil- low case on the line by the hem and let water drip into it. Do not wring the sweater. Or. pin it to a shee . measuring so that it is the correct size, and allow to dry.

Q. How can I steam velvet to freshen it?

A. Stretch the velvet right side UID over a bowl that is two-thirds full of boiling water, and brush the nop gently with a soft brush.

. How can I keep the back of ITYHSUOB from slipping of! my ee

A. If a strip of velvet is glued to the inside of the shoe it will prevent the slipping. ,

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Q» Hands that are soft as s whisper, smooqgh as silk, stir a man's pulse . . .make him in] romantic. Every woman wants such hsnduhind such results) whcthci‘ she's i6 or 60.

Haw hands like that . . . and keep them . . , with HINDS HONEY 8c ALMOND CREAM, HINDS “Double Treatment" keeps even busy hard-working bands, smooth and white ind lovely.

HINDS “DoubleTreat-rnent’ '. . . HINDS Honey 8r Almond Cream befon- work or exposure m weather, and HINDS again after work ind exposure to weather . . . will give you hands that look romantically dainty, feel romantic- ally soft. Hands that will cause romantic dreams

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PRETTY PINAFORE V ‘There's year-round pleasure in a gift like this, pretty to wear now over a frock, iind a favorite the country over for a summer frock. This on. hiis such a pretty cut. No. 3'10; is cut in sizes 12, l4, l6, l8. 20, t), 42 and 44. Size 36 re— quires 4 yards 35-inch fabric.

Send 2v cents lor NKPTERN. Print vour Name Address snn Style Number plainly. Bo sure to stnte sire vou wish

Address Pattern Deoartm rit in Charlottetown Guardian. e ‘I

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LiVinglSiLeisurE- THE WUMANS REALM

N“; 0F sALT l Fresh vegetables can be better A n fsources of vitamin if care is taken‘ 1w chill them as soon as they come. ‘from the field, 1

to your complaint.

A LOVELY WOMAN IS A JEJWEL

' - ‘ For the old adage that nothing succeeds like success is true. A mans ability is judged by his appearance and the way he lives. And if his wife loolLs like c down-und-ouier. it is taken for granted that he is one. I well remember a doctor friend of mine who once implored me to try to persuade his wife to buy some good clothes. “She does me such an injustice." he said. "for when people see her in cheap. last year's bargain clothes they are bound to think either that I iim so poor a doctor I hnvc no priicticc. Oi‘ else that I uni such a mean and stingy husband that I begrudge my wife a decent p n ress."

; Pa wk" No doubt his wife's scrimping has enabled many a man to leave Moles do not care for Vegetable. smoke can be avoided when fry- a fat estate when he died. But many another man has had to hustle Eoneystsburrpweatiomgetwcm?‘ in; pancolttteis, and the wlarliiliisﬁn- its‘ hard tpnmake eiiltilughhmoney to pay his wife's bills that it has made *

W C1 "5 ° i tﬂ- ‘T D11 hi! one roun e 11 e- m n mi onriire w 1e c lived. . ' .

w te grub-S. out Wilrfﬂs- Wllghlflegltlis: spoonful of lard into the D9116!!!“ Another time honored maxim about how a wife can help i181‘ hus-‘ wcsnannare‘ stlllmliflleerliidlylxlsvrziiuldnxxill mckel-s W191i“;- 5? m; s and ,“~ M“ l" be) ‘leceisary Fl‘; band is for her to be a home body, and many an evcrioviiiyr. be all right for the woman to in- Eﬁdﬁsukemgnllfns ma; e°g ggingficéne pan’ “s He ca e5 w‘ 'comes a permanent kitchen fixture on her ivcddiiir fill‘ on’! n. "l6 1191‘ fflfmﬂ‘ husbﬂnd t0 ml’

‘me ___ ' ' Win50," it unto herself for righteousness that she has no outside-interests. be~ 599°“ ‘veddlng? Mom; Vesuvius ha; erupted hot‘ An average automobile dis-

longs to no clubs, goes to no parties, and practically knows no v.11.- £331‘ m)’ ll’ WW.“ not only b‘

_ , ess to do so. but would be sure

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| , _ _ home-staying wife is his dish; but the gaddinz wife. who goes evcrv- mall’ 18 l; proper to send Christ, human ‘and animal life Once it. claimable rubber. ‘lyilxtxiéogl-ﬂglltalés Nev" us‘? 5°“? ‘m where and knows everybody. is not only‘more opiletlzlng a5 a stead‘! mas cards to persons with whom spouted pure cpiﬁsinic acid Eas- ANClENiT PRACTICE scorched SM“ dict, but she often makes social contains that but llCl‘ husband 0:1 innls on Etiquette

t one isI nolt persolréallyd acqucilainrted‘! EasySreet. A. t s cons ere goo orm As ancient as the celebration rf if scorched clothes are boiled in! I Indl-ulutably it bucks up a husbands morale for his ivife to admire Christmas itself is the practise of milk and turpentine. tu which soap l1 m

to send Christmas greetings to

and build up his ego by singing his praises in the market place. Plibllc vﬂsimﬂleﬁ m“ One 5d‘

will; ngztiirogévoici-icirskiraprexis:ﬁitelqgit has beep ntrlilcécdgcgipgletcllieigpgtrsi:‘m;i131g iigfiiii. no wife cs2 do__her husbuncirafgrfeiitcr disservice than __to méés-How long a “me should the ' thhty of the Saviour. disappear- ? _V_ ‘W (Continued on pngeﬂsi__ __ gﬁgﬂfiglgg 1111"" PM“ "ma"! 011 -"-“ ‘ ' ' A. Until the dessert is served.

HOUSEHOLD SORAPBOOK

By Roberts Lee

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Iy Roberto Lee

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with s, sudden tlarnomus P3111- wnon you know the dream is two, And lovely with no flaw nor,

stain. i .0? ulanwig careful or with sud‘ u Yoiillllchurr the delicate thing! . - n. you prize so Sllhbert Gm!"-

K _~ volc low and W911 m..£3£itoli°“i§. pubic wad his», (er and talk brand one a_s lackinEl lri good taste and breeding.

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