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Woman's Re alm

Living o Leisure The Woman's Realm

“THI.PAR-ABLI OI‘ THE WAX- WABD ANGEL”

Thct Ohilsrmu night lo long ago when much lung of Jesus birth, One member of the heavenly hon Was not with those who came to earth

How sad! and yet he'd plainly heard The r "lid lelulahs" echoing.

He thought he would not leave rust

then.—

His halo needed polishing‘.

so while the others earthward flew W. l1 tlfillills of the newborn King, Tbs w-nyrvard angel stayed in Just pt‘. hing cud polishing.

Now very soon the rest returned He placed h‘: halo on his heud‘ n» when he mingled with them,

lo

i It; Iu-irous, golden gleam had fled!

HAVE OTHERS SHARE YOUR JOY

"Sometimes" one of the most gen- EZOiYS-Sfllklﬁtl Women in the world up; h rd to remark recently, “I am persuaded that in our zeal for dOing to; other; we forget that chnrity begins at home.

"By that," she expalned, “I do not mean Just exactly within the four walls of our (mutation. although that ls certainly the first place that rhcuWl command ou~ kmdlincss and our help. l mean more particuiarly within the four w'all.s of our friend- ships and our uccnlaintnnce I mean where there are people. men nnd xvonv-n. who mar HPDPZI!‘ quite able tn t:1"e rnrc 0f themselves and pm- vide thcmsclves with everything ne-

When you over-cue, don't got enough sleep, or over-indulge m any way. your Itomach is apt b0 puller. The result may be acid indigestion, handed-is or n nclush feelin Alias-Seltzer l: I pleu- mt, e ecdvo remedy.

Relieves In 2 ways Allen-Seltzer contains one ingro- dient that eases pain——quickly. It also contain! agents which help m nnutahza excess acid. That’! why so many 0! 990914 Ice it and moor by it.

Take one or two tnbiets of Alla-Seltzer in I gins of water, and see how much better you feel. Not: n laxative. Use Alka- Selezer nt any time for the marry symptoms cnund by excess acid. 30c and 60c st all Dru; Storou. For (no ample write Mlle: Lsbmnorlu Limltod, Dept [-1 161 Duﬁerin Sh, Toronto.

KNHTID IWIAIII. I A IDVIIJ

‘yond our regulations provision for

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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tdsuiy to their life, but if we take time to consider - dlviduai cues. we will tQl-lill to bl bereft of and unable to vido for themselves, the tblnll t nuke for real happiness

"We are so likely to pus by these friends of ours when Christmas comes," she pursued "We are ‘rushed w death’ with the multitude o: mlllﬁll that draw us the whirlpool of holiday preparation. Yet. if we take time to umlyu our personal program, the chances src that it L; indeed u too closely per- sonal one, and that we have allowed no margin for anyone else except those of our immediate family who make c natural claim upon precious time of ours Consequently, we must look b0-

DEAR M138 Harbor. He: husband c

8 We have

zhe poor, our contribuﬁon to the local charities - these are just a regulation and necessary part of our bringing Joy to others We must look closer about us and find l- mong those who cross our lives so frequently and so casually that we are lnolned to forget them as need- ful of n little of our personal at- tention when the Christmas comes

LONGER WEAI.

longer wear and reduction of cleanlng bills, in addition to c more perfectly groomed appearance at all times. repays the wearer for small everydav attentions to wearing ap- parel and aocesso lea. Put on coats and top coats carefully and adjust in place on the dioulders before buttoning Don't strain seams or overload pockets.

WOODEN TABLEWARE

If you have a. wooden salad bowl or sandwich tray st home, don"t wash it in the ordinary way. The experts suggest you merely wipe lt with a damp cloth after using. occasionally rubbing c cloth dlped in a little olive oil over it in order to feed the wood. If stained or marked rubbing the wood the way of the grain with fine steel wool shoudl help to remedy it.

CHINA

urc and live faring so. because she

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all the privileges and willing to defend her a wife's skirts '

the ﬁghting spirit as her husband suffer no greater ps, tn husbands are in the army. '1 bend they love. and knew that it was p0 didn't try to keep the r

the tears that stung in their eyes.

ren. making

Here no some timely hints for washing your china. Whether it bo- longed to grandma. or is just off the store shel it is all precious these days Never subject fine china to violent change; in temperature — for serving hot dishes, warm th

mmd she has gotten into if you can goes on nursing her martyr complex be able to s that she may

e chins gradually in a wamung oven or on g radiator —precervc lustre by washing immediately after use- uee mild soaps but avoid scouring powders and steel wool -wnsh eadh piece separately -if you stack them, place pads between each one so the bottom of one will not scratch the face of another.

Mo added to the whipped cream when tops your dessert or cocoa glVﬂg‘ it s. delicious piquant flavor and. at the some time, puts valuable iron in the diet. ‘

Home scientist; now think Nova, Booth and the Britim Isles were linked at one time in past a8” by a land bridge, over which passed ancient elephants to reach America.

to one million our earth.

been made to do anything he didn't take it.

iscboutthnethsmenintlw

It uch th 1r du a-iting sheer-la letters, instead of hardships they have to undergo.

PLATONIG FRIENDSHIPS

are reall

The sun i; equal bodies the size of

"when the swallows homewcrd fly" ls a poetic expression applied erroneously to the birds‘ migratory flick‘ in autumn Actually they f1? home in the spring. for home is where their famfies arc raised.

Pocket gopbqt eon run buck- "Fdl lllwlllh their burrows st about the some speed they travel

SWER-A comic rclstlo aged, oroder. They and s com be very lonely, in one of the to places of

siblilty of marriage. At bh

But I doubt ve

and forward. Lg when t,

ey thrill at each 0th fancy. Then nor-per, dearer. closer mic

ﬁll‘!

Bo if fist if fhmher isn't along, I case is that you are already in love.

DIX-I an I have never had the

lo her. I am her before I go. at can I do’!

ONLY DOCTOR CAN HELP SOLDIER’S MORBID YOUNG WIFE

Middle-Aged Enjoy Platonic Friendship But Youth Needs Closer Relationship

inducted a short time ago and sent to a distant will»

his wife, but his letters are one long wlul of fault-ﬁnding and about the ill-treatment that he receives and how unhBPPY 11¢ l8- daughtm‘ until she ls on the verge of nervous Drostratlon. but She be alright if he wpuid only write her encouIBBlBG lﬂlwﬂ. B5 51W ood 10D and L5 working hard to pay of! the debts he left behind him.

triedwmason witnnermnwlwtbwthclliustoncof millions of other men defend their country, and that she is only one of many other wives who are some throueh the same ordeal, but she as greatly as she and her husband d0. or hate so much w be Dﬁrted.

Bhofeels

And they didnt pose as ntsrtyrs, nor ruurso their sorrow until they broke down their heal to work to support themselves, and many of them to support their child- Or they went buck to their homes and

the best of life as they have to live it.

Perhaps it will help your daughter to sharp out of the morbid state of

rt her crybaby ltusbamd when very sure that all of his complaints of ill-treatment in the army are nothing but self-pity and have no foundation In fact. 'I'he only trouble with him is th-ut he is selﬁsh and self-indulgent.

Oivlltsmhuvcbemtnldlzicncnndtlmolg letters to the boys in the Service; that it hurt. their morale how the people at home are breaking their hearts cwa/y, and about the hardships they were going melancholy thing they could think of

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DEAR. MISS DIX-We an I young couple who have been going other for nearéyaﬂtlfear. We are very congenial and have grand times gather, but I tely do not wa-nrt to get nvcrried and Now whct we want to know is this: Is platonic friendship a. girl and a boy who are in their early twenties? in love with each other and don't know it? tinue g g out together if we don't intend to get marggd?

platonic friennhhlp often exists. and a v it is, between morn

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amusement and. having long, have settled into a. routine of life that s ts them and that want to give up. They shrink from taking upon themselves the respon- eir age they are done with romance. They have recovered from the fever of love. 1nd friendship is their marriage

ry mudh that c platonic friendshi iris in their early twenties. ‘Phat

’s the: theyrreullze it or not, turn to love and the fires the

d the h: d e r" "so... out together if you don't want to get man-l

I was 00131-8! oing to be drafted soon and she wan

ANSWERr-‘Ibll her. She would have to know about the child. some

ou keep your secret. the more she will resent it. If

you to marry.

will wmttomotherilimforvoursake

CRYBABY

DIX-I have s daughter who was did vorytblni

married after Pearl be wuld to evade the draft. but was He writes daily w

This lumerves mv would has a

who have been called on to

claims that none of the others love

that she must dcuv herself all pleu- Lhe life of a martyr because he is suf- Bhe even refuses to come to s4: us feels that we are not sufficiently

sympathetic, and tell her that it is not true that her husband is being victimized in tho army.

What can we do to keep our daughter from

worrying herself w death over this situation?

v TROUBLED MOTHER». NEITHER HUSBAND 0R. WIFE HAS RIGHT -- I sruur

ANswERr-It has been said that a coward diet a thousand deaths, the

bravo man dies but once. This being true, we can but have a contemptuous pity for the poor, little, scared out draft dodgers who. after- having

talttn

requisites their country could give them, were un-

her hour of need, who married in order to have bellumd which to hide, and even ran up their babies’ didles as a white flag to. protect them from u recruitins sergeant.

And your daughter seems to have as little

triotism and as little of

After all, eisbeirlg called to

an all the other millions of wives whose \ley, too. hated to be parted

They mo, realized the dangers their husbands must face. sslble that they might never come back, but they husbands from doing their duty. them up to do it. They said good-bye to them with a smile and. bit back

fromthehus-

They bucked

their fears and wallow i:n tn. Thev pot Jobs and went

are carrying on bravely.

get her doctor to warn her that if she she will wreck her own health and not he returns to her.

He has never want to do before. and he simply can't

manning

grieving over their being ough and every other

Llnnottn

Armed force: realized that it is Just u they left behind them by

s.‘ chapter of Iamentatlons over the

DIFFICULT FOB. YOUTHS w. does she. between that we we con- RPLEZJIED.

beautiful l-nd m w are middle-

d women onshl , wltibmrt which theyogwould se y enjoy going out uiet talks together. But they do not

Isit

. not

ls possible between is the mat ng time of life. That and. an their thoughts, whe- ssesslon of the one who

touch wh

glamnlc friend-ship isnt enough. They want c

times together and sverybh-lm seems adviseJou against cont nulng going . Flor my diagnosis of your

tn ma.

with c lirl who is In love before 1nd have n little to tell her about him for fear of ts me to marry JOHN

she won't object to the child. lie and his own.

CRANBERRY FRUIT SALAD l

BUDGET OMELETTE

l cup soft brad crumbs l cup milk -

088i. “Pl-TQM!

Salt and b81196: to tub

Mix milk and crumb; let sock, then bect smooth. Beat yoiks, add to bread mixture Beat whites stiff and fold into mixture Pour into hot buvercd pm and cook slowly until

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mother and our These long ago Christmases were a

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xxrr ‘You think they wﬂl b0 nan" Handel's byes were b11811‘ 1n u" medium, but mom was o c (Md-rel mo.» about ner uloutn. "ms-a WLU not be allowed to cross the bw-

ucr, to kﬂﬂlll their own counl-YY 111 time anmugun cause near-n w the .

Mike --repcc the rumie he sunli- cd bitterly-“knows every mil-d ind byway between here and the line. l-le knows’ what he's coins-always Mi

w.

“Yes," said madame. "He alwao’! knew. He had the pride o1 L-mlw‘. andlthas brougiuthlmtohhlshll the warmth, the noyisbnese and the laughter have been squeezed out of him; all that made him human and lovable is gone. Be is hard. cold. deadly. like one of me ugly mach- ines, the hideous robots that oboe‘ his master. May God forgive hint for what he has done, and for this night's work. Had it been in my power I'd have killed him. 59-1110! mm deco. when he did that brutal

nu: rnmosss or tannin L

By Louis Arthur Cunningham, Author of “Of Thou Three Loves,” “Marioncttn,” Etc.

Milne- have ever told—" ..Mm.e__..

thing to Roger." "It wasylotuhct-or c bullet. ‘The other lad’: finger was ncrvwl on QIGIMBYDQ Mike scvod my

a .' very late," said madame. “In s few hcursthe children will b9 awake, looking to see what Pere Noel has brought them. Ab, if they could only know in what guise Father Christmas came to us this

Wu,» “I am glad the see," said Meride “Not Pol Martin and Rosina, who -— who knew this one beiore. It would not be good fer them. But you are weary, madam Mt mo Io with you to your room." “No need of that." Madame stood up straight and defiant. "I mm not finished yet. Michel Fabre always defied me. always had his own way. always laughed last. But tonight I have pity for him, the angler has e out of mo. It would be a mercy s bullet from some uardk wouldputu-nendtos eliks t. A traitor, a murderer-J God have mercy on us all. Christmas and for the sake of our children we must smile and be ga and see that nothing spoils the. ltrhagpiness. If there is a. blight 0 house. and a blot on its Scutch eon we shall not make any paxau it. Good night, my children. Good night, Rudo h.” Oeremonlously, Rudolph escorted the old lady from the room, leaving Roger and Merldel to the quiet there, the soft murmur of the ﬂames on the hearth, the low voices of the wind in the trees. Roger cat on the dcvenport beside her and covered her clasped hands with one of his. Her face was pale, her eyes big and shadowed and. she gave him was n. tired smile, wlstnu and "Ella-Dilly. "It has been huvdfor you. Merl- del " he said.

“Not so nard for nae ls for wou- tor ur good aunt. , when we ﬁrst heard from the children about —ubout him, we SMCl. madame am. I, that we would not believe the swry unless we hm the evidence o. our eyes, our own ears. Unless we saw him, heard him confess his guilt. And we sww and h

“Yes. It was the same way wkh me." mger stirred resti.ss.y and ht a cigarette when sne ﬂBCH-Illﬁd one. "l know mks wen enough to red- iu tum. hr: Wulliu side with ml aevu-if he thought trw devil was right. but how he strayed imp th-il —tn.\c horrible business l8 more mum I can fathom. what reward could Uh; give nun? Monev he never caiud for and lame l-vcl‘ sNLAlv-leﬂ lulu. no nus cast woe ms uirth- rigkit, u» BHU-u-opocu. uvefyumis. l nave often tnotum. oi those rent.- gacie ulngusumen who oroadcdst over the uBillLB-fl radio um. to nu: they seemed uioie crudkpcts

were not hers to

who were to be Aaugneu ut or lucked. Xou can't lcugn u. Jvukkunu n. coma never co m 0.116% o1 pity. no is one who snows what it's cu about."

“It was all co surname, whispered MmdeL "Bo diuerent from the uwmory lhud of nun. when I met him there long ago he was so young and carefree unu tnepe was some- thing in his eyes that was beauti- ful and good m see. But tonight. Wr-you saw his eyes tonight."

“ ass-cold. hard. deadly. Yet I thought tners was misery and tor- ment in them. This was his home. you know-the only real home he ever had. Hg was hwppy here, as ha-PPY ac he could ever ne. In this

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who "

"Did not your"

Bun bowed nor new. "Ihr a m- orlhYr-uTnat wnsmboutallfmd. Aicwnourstolookoackllwmi. another world, snouuer mo, I. time so fur away, it seems now, mat pur- uupc u. ban no recli ."

“I think u. W05 very real to you. Per-naps mere was more than you

“Perhaps on that mountain root. in urctzen, ne meld you m his arms and kissed you cna knew Mutt. you would not. forget."

P " stud Meridel. Il-Itﬂ’ I . "Does it will!

matter now?" - "Some women could can: enough to forgive him even this."

"Is there sucn lore": is love really mftogcremrxted. 1 thlnktb is

" snrugg " are

such-the sublime, the all-forgiv-

"wno is not like that. It wasn't love, perhaps. It mm’ have been lust a. colored dream. You cant take a little bit of beauty, nne as 811K, spin it out into a thread that will strewn huuwugpmzross tiuiawcérnd. ‘d

“Then tonlg wﬂl ltlizutitTeilmetbatlmaubclin i0

ope.‘

she smiled up at him. "I think you never ceased to hope, RDQvI."

"Say, rat-her, I never des ‘ ' He studied ner lips for a moment while his hands went to her should- ers. His dark head bent to her lifted face and he kissed her, wor- sniping the soft sweetness of her mouth. yet aware, even as she I'v- turned the caress, that there was no full surrender, no giving of that which his whole being craved. In time, he told himself-in lime.

(To be Continued)

INDIA IN WAR. PRODUCTION

India produces eight million ple'"'= r’ ' ' ‘b’ 1h n" .

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Tomorrow ls-

Iolcior in Ital llsntho Illi- ‘Jl. .3152‘: hold and

. . . rclisvun irritation. Jul and when II

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Learn Modern Beauty Methods

Those fell-tale lines around the eye: and mouth! They are signs of lge which. fortunately. you can put off u long. long time if you learn scientific beauty methods. A trained beauty operator would provide special massage to tighten the drooping temple musclel that cause crew's-feet. And you can give yourself the same professional treat- merits. After cleanslng the face thor- oughly. work cream into the skin, kneading and stroking upwards on

very room on other Christmas Eves. he and I had some rare fun. Some of our best hours wen t here. Tan/to Mimi-and Uncle cc was alive then-used w have a great treeforminthtsroomandwe

scarcely father was dead.

wann memory to me; they must

have been the same to Mike. Then

to contrast them with

the forehead from just in front of the earl to the hairline and from the eyebrows w the hairline, u the diagram shows.

Now knead and stroke outward from the outer corner of each eye. 5:123" hi": .‘.'"'." “iii” "i"

na uglngcnt. p. n‘ Wm ow to con-cot droo Wfﬂﬂfl. a double ch i?‘ mm“ facial treatments are expllined in our til-page booklet. Tells how u; BPPI? make-up. care for hair and hands. Adviser on correcting dry I113 011! lklm. cosru pores and

1 Social and Personal y/ Fashions / L

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LEFT

OVER TURKEY

—_ what to do with it by Dorothy Greig

whisked together s: Individual Pics, left over turkey emetic: u g fresh, hot and most sppctlzlnl dllll-

Mother used to say. rather guiltily, "You know, hot roast turkey is wonderful, but I do believe I en- joy it even more served cold, or as hash or in pie."

Do you feel that way, too? At my rats, turkey the second and mlrd day certainly presents opportunity for 1nv‘tlng dishes.

How about serving it ls indi- vidual pies? When these emerge hot from the oven, lightly brown of crust with the rich IPMIY beneath bup, bupplng gently around gene- rous pieces of turkey uid vegetables -myl what flavor!

Individual Turkey and Chicken Pies

2 tablespoon; butter

3 tablespoon flour

1 cup milk

1 can condensed chicken with rice

.soup ‘

1 cup diced turkey 8-4 cup cooked green pen

8 small onions.

11-28 ttfaspoon salt - aapoon pe

Biscuit dough fgrpegoppm;

Melt the butter in a sauce pm, stir in the flour and m! ly. Add the milk grsduaﬁy and ¢oq|g until thickened. ‘men add m; mick"! B01111. stirring constantly, until well blended Add the re- maining ingredients and put into individual pie dish‘ cove;- ‘pm; 5510111" ﬁollih made from recipe or m“ "a M

er e 3° mm ‘es sew" F for 15 to

u BIscuitTO m: k 1 - ' awed 110w. l5 tiﬁeﬁ out? ‘i335 spoon baking powder and sift to- sether. out in 3 tablespoons shom will Then sdd 1-2 cup milk, a snail amount at s time until s, soft d°ll8h ‘c formed. Cut into leces “I80 ﬂfwlllh to cover mixture n in-

dividual’ pie dishes.

Thcres more than one y to serve turkey cold, too. And this jel- lied turkev salad is one. of them- and one that you will enjoy;

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Kidneys Musl (lean OuIAcid

We" scidl. icons d Into! in your bloc no nmovrd cbiedynb your kidneayks. Oct up Nllhtl, Burning , In - och: crvcusnecs, Rheumatic Ins, fro- qucnl hcldlcbes and feulln worn cut. often

re caused by Kidn lldder troubles. Usually in Inch cues, the very r f Onto: [on right to work helping t no s $1.0m out excels acid: and

under this mons o

hi0! Olll‘ IO from your druzg

today. only

For the

IT'S A WISE WOMAN Who Dresses to Plan Her Family

Wlwlllwcrt-brourwbllstcmnks tbishouudreanwithlinuugood ll l!!! dlrtimc dress -essy on the

181ml, easy on the eyes. 5W1 N0. 3038 ‘s designed for 13. l3. N, 36, 3B, 40, 42, M, 48,

Ylncnut]

Jollled Turkey-Tomato Salad

4 teaspoons gclatlno

1-4 cup cold water

1 can condensed chicken “my,

soup

1 1-2 cups tomato juice

1 cup cooked tmkey, diced,

4 tablespoons salad or mayonnqls,

5 th

D c s latinc on

wster cnd lot ﬁend 5 mintlixgefo: until softened. Heat the micron kllmbo soup (Just as it comes from the can) to boiling and dissolve the gelatine in the hot soup Then add the tomato nice. Oool And when mixture hes s to thicken sdd the diced turkey. Turn into m; or individual molds and chill untﬁ firm. Turn out on lettuce, water. cross or clfckory for garnish and serve with salad or mayonnaise drwins. Serves c to o.

A Job _nly You Gan llo

Price Control Questions

Questions and lmrwcrl on Price Germ-cl will appear In The Guard- inn a s. regular feature each day. The questions are time w-ucn nave rescued the Wartime Prices no Trade Board from nouccwives m this region. The answers no provided by the Bond. mteaders who have intelligent ques- tmlll to ask on price control m invited to lend them in writing u the Women's Regional Advisory Committee of the Wartime Prices and lkcde Board, Ohappcll Build- llll. Ch-s-lottetovvn

. family uscse a good deal of butter. can you tell me the best way to make it go farther?

A.—-One of the easiest ways to make butter stretch is to always keep some in s covered glass dish on the table. Don't put it back into the refrigerator after o meal In this way you will always ‘have softened butter at hand and ‘you'll be surprised how much less it takes. . Q --I have a terlal Just ing Is it to make a hat of it’!

A.—No. According m J. A. Klein. lclothing administrator, you ma! make what you wish of stzny ma- terlnls about the house. What 1| wgain" the clothing regulations is ' lYQlI-II of an extra piece d 10w material for the express pur- vose of makgrg a hat to match your hiss-hats that are Worn with on y one dres, or on‘; a few times a season, are out. Materinl must

be conserved. FrlllLmust go.

iece of dress ms- my cedar chest.

i‘ Needlecraft ill

Horn"

ngcins the regulnﬂonr for m0 .

cu fresh crcnbcrrlu ipoom cu

i cup unpeeled, iced

1-2 cup diced ‘

I ‘ ‘ _-, French d

1 large avocado

0 wslnut halves

Halve cranberries; add rugcr 1nd let stand while prcpsrln other fruit. Add apple and plneapp a and nur- incto all with French dressing Peel and cut avocado into c rings. Place one each in nest of lettuce. Fill centres with fruit mixture. Gu-nlsh with walnuts. carves C.

Ow . 118 ofsf ﬁst-go 1x411 occuld be so crucLHsllmyb

oneinthisworld who was ever very nocrtomeYctIltcdto tonight and put men on his tn who will shoothlmdownlikesdomandm- oelvenoblamsfordoingso. Per- mo: b! y they have got him;

48 Ind I0 Bin 85-inch island ﬁllﬂnl In 1 1-2 Ids rlc no.

To order pattern: Write or lend picture with your name lllﬂ ad- dress with 30 cents in com or stamp! to the Needlecraft Bureau The Ohcriottetown Guardian. SW10 No 3080.

firm 26-80 minutes Cook in the oven for the lust l0 minutes to brown“ or top. ‘mi; four ‘leg; will serve 4-5 people. e same mixture may be corked as scrambled eggs.

HINT! 0N IQIQUITTI

Try to unce v pmnerlr- my m uchy on mu 1101119. and the courteous person tries to acquaint himself with slob c pcrfcrence and respect.

gmkheldﬁ "movinl IUPQIHUOIII

55nd 20c in coin for our co cf To Gite Bea y Trea ments to Ohanotletcwn Gusrdan Home service Address. Be sure to write Plain! your name, more;

and the angle of booklet

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pic's names y.” Name

unhopp . You have dcservedygrluch more Y“ l‘

lf-NOG Add]!!!

ltfect Address

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Santa Rides aln -- Who Lives Herc? By Geoff Hayes nssmu so. 1m ._ r * - —————~

ning d ble-bre ted sweater knitted in an interestin pattern ldgalolflgr the llggle miss {specially when worn with a. plaid skirt. gequlres little time to make. Psttem No. 1187 contains comp ta instruc- tion; for making sizes 2, 4, end 8 yea-m.

‘lb order pattern: Write. or send above picture with your mme and

uldress with 15 cents in coin or stamps to Needlework Bureau. Charlotte- town Guardian.

dl k Decnrtm t. ‘olfoﬁlﬁsm Q3812.

Design No. 110i

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A Morning Smile

Ro—No women aver takes mother woman: advice about frocks . .

She -Nsturslly. You don't uk the enemy how to win the vrsr .

JUST NIL

On their wsv out, s couple of girls handed the ouhlcr of a cafe- teria n slip of paper with the num- ber 1004100 on it. ‘Phi: satisfied the cashier, who let them pus; with- out poym-Why? Iowcnotblngforlstcnntblnl.

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