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A sown-nus GIRL UNFAIIHFUL

. Wiii“ g Her Infldellty Would Be Torment _ To_ Service Man Going Overseas _..__.______ DIAR HIS aux-r IIVDI the South Pulls. acquit“ um had become taunted in a- ci while I was bat area suffering unbelievable laud-ships and dangers. I“: fist‘%“tilz“hfs u. tduké.“ffa’tii‘lfl.'é'tildtt“alti ‘ti? wished to wrlte to her we could probably r our old. relationship. ' w do

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(or I think I do m: Ideeiinz if I coul am won d have no objection to her 201118 out to movies and dances with other boys while I om sway b . lying in some foxhole. my mind Ple n 11p w a ills“ “shall “all”? 1i ness. ase e me w e e or no should resume this Itlflfllllllhlelf- r YOUNG MARINE.

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‘Making and repairing playthings for five dxildren keeps this amateur carpenter pretty busy. “I like doing it," Ray declares. “and I have my moments of relaxation, too-with n big bowl of‘ Kel1ogg’s Corn Flakes along with the rest of the family. That’s a treat we often enjoy, whatever the hour." Kellogg's Corn Flakes are so easy to digest, so aoonolnical. And, they save time, work and fuel. Get a couple of packages tomorrow—two handy sizes. Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada; J

Allswm-Otemnalhifyouarsmadlvinlove With the Blrl and she is the whole of the world and eaven. too, for you. you have no alternative but to no true to vou. and make up with her. You bsbly less unhappy with even a den-

But from yur letter! thatyw not certainof your own feelings. Ylhu say you tllilgfyou are 11.1%’. withfi If you haven't a more fatal case of love-siclcness than that. my earnest advice to you is

not to try tn revive the relationship between vou but just to let the mat- ter ride until after the war.

Putheroutotyourmiladandtheaewill over for there is hardly a chance that history won't fall for some other good-looking

And don't be too hard on her for that. gutlfgr pleasure, for dates. parties and

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No girl of her age knows her own . changing. And she ls at the time of llfe when everv girl is in love with , love and thinks that the last boy who comes alone ls it. That is why young marriages end so often in divorce.

YOUNGSTER WANTS TO DATE

DEAR DOROTHY DIX-We have a daughter. who will be l4 next month. who is begging to be allowed to a0 out with a boy friend of 1'1. Her father is very definite inreflsln: to let her do so and she has nearly driven him to drink with her importzuni es. She is a good kid and Just wants the fun all the teal-age girls do and that all of her friends are having. she accuses us constantly of being the most hard parents in the world and has even threatened to leave home. What is the solu- ‘tlvn of our nroblrm? ‘FR/OUBLED PARENTS.

ANSWER-It is impossible to keep vour child from doing what all of her schoolmates and friends are doing. She has to live in her are and follow the customs of the tribe. So the best vou can do is to tone her down as much as you can. Let her go with the bov friend one or two fllflltllSifl. week. but make eleven o'clock the arrfew. except when a biz par y s on.

lege men. as yet without degrees. I sat on the mechanic's knee. and I

ow mm enl- '1. e WM more than pleased at Journeys end- I wu a bit concerned at leaving James behind. for before leaving he asked many questions as to where he would find this or that for din- ner. when he knew full well. there l; only one cupboard for loud. and , by lifting its cover. he could a glance whether to loosen

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a My in them. I whispered back. 1 ‘All right. My family and hos- tess have been saved from disgrace. The little song bird in my throat has winged away.’ . "We laughed together. ‘Do you sing?’ he asked. ‘Not a note.’ I an- swered, ‘It was the cocktail. To whom am I indebted for the life saver?’ He grinned. ‘Oh, I'm only Mrs. Eanktonis little boy.’ Then S1 Ihcarge to. TheB Cligogn Plilnce ‘ca! h

e ouse of an n,’ sa . _, ‘ ‘Imagine my not knowing you af- W-“edw yer] ti}: way youhsaveg me Irolm m" °n a . ow you've epe me aga n. _ a, H099 your fees for rescuing lcve- 3g? 3331i .,§§,‘e°;‘§°_°’d,*f}§§§ x1e? 1y ladies in distress arent too lesslv from mm down the five,- o; “f-I'?°“?°“5- time. Since u we had never

Well settle about the fees chanced m meet 1 mink She was later. lell me wnat you ve been disflwpomgad veggfdgg that; 51w ex. 001mg since we met. We.“ a (“flex-mg woman, perhaps

"I told him. I hadn't talked Wm, darker “we; but aha rose long before I discovered that he to the occasion as didn't approve of a motion plc- Although ture career for me. He's wonder- she assured me earnestly that none I111. Jo. and-J’ . of "hers" were "olevzr" I am very Joan turned a pa e. ood at forming oplnzoxls. I thou t “We'll skip that. Wonderful men appear in Vlv's life at the

{he parents. most cever in u- hem not " rate of six a year. I can imagine leds

eating t y y - new ‘"1. “.“°°é"'.'l.“.‘ l‘; he yes.bi.bw.t lrledadlecvh R @1180 0 e e lrrleslfstlblc :5 all; llgazgdr up n need be to make a living with the pealingly at the Crown pnme of work of their hands. This I hold,- the House of Bankton and wlir- leléeseéwl’ l°9°m”_l5 the be“ °f red: ' ~ " ‘I've got to sing?“

uca one Lamont laughed. "I don't wonder you chuckled over that description. I'll wager Bllythlllk you like Bankton falls in love with her. Go on. let's have

Joan read on. "Nail

me that they were

still looking for my diamond thief." "Whllt d‘ ‘l thief?"

With her eyes on the red-gold glow stealing over earth and s ,' and tinting the foam of a cas- cade frothim. dawn the mountain side, Joan told of Vivian's en- counter with the supposed Jewel thierf. of his threat to shoot her; of her scream. of her appearance at Police Headquarters. She eon- eluded.

"The story is as melodramatic as a gangster picture. as unbe- lievabla as-My wordl" sha spran to her feet.

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" MARTHA 1.0mm’: MINT SAUCE

Mint Sauce wltl1lambl| ‘practically a must. 4 tbsps. chopped 711.»); mlnt 2 tbsps. sugar l mp ‘vinegar . Place the ingredients logethu - ih sauccboar or bun] two or three hours bcforc serving. Allow to steep. if fir} mint is uscdgstlowto stand in hot water to cover before rl-ltllns vinegar and sugar. .

' Living€a°Leisure The W0man’s Realm

IOU IIAVI T0 IILIEVE

By Douglas Mnlloch You have to believe in happiness, Or hap iness never comes. l know at a bird chirps none

the less When all that he finds i: animus. You have to believe the buds will

mind for her taste is pemetua

There's nothing so delicious es n leg of spring lemb, end new‘: the time

lo serve itl

them often with a. brush. W851‘! occasionally with mild 503W water, rinse and dry.

Rattan and Rustlc: soap and water treatment again. A 008i. Of varnish or shellac helps retain natural gloss.

Painted wooden furniture: soap and water here too. Waxing the painted surface helps keel) it clean-

Now that spring lamb’s in ' season we can enjoy this tender, juicy roast often and with a clear conscience.

Remember that the delicate flavour of lamb is best pre- served by slow roasting in a 325 degree oven. Do not” cover. Allow 55 minutes per pound for the small roasts (under 5 lbs.) and 50 minutes par pound for larger ones.

blow, Ielieve in the gran; in the days of snow; Ah, mats the reason a bird can | __ fix his darkest day he believes in Burma. .

AMWr Y” or N"! ‘course, mint sauce, and you'll

Of course. l4 is too young to have all the privileges of grovwnuns. but 14 is have a dinner fit for a king!

we have soeedcd up age as we have everything else and a girl of as sophisticated now as you were at 1B.

DEAR DOROTHY DIX-Should a girl marry for love or security? run GROUP.

Here we Bo again! Keep a lid on your saucepan when YQUIB cooking vegetables. If you don't sway go the vitamins you ve paid your cash for. Covering the vege- tables cuts down cooking time too . . . and that saves full flavour and food value. Alright, so you've

heard this before! Well, do you ‘ keep the lid on? - “iii-ii

“s” s “my” "' °°'"" ' As long as .l Live

plexlon or form. or behavior. like By

the wish to scatter joy and not EMILIE LORING

»And for a. second appears ance what can be more dclecr-A ._ able than cold roast lamb will! a. tossed green salad and cold mint sauce. Serve a hot son, to beglh “the meal.

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You have to believe in happiness— It isn't an outward thing. The Spring never makes the song, I guess. As much a; the song the Spring. Aye. many a heart could find con-

t ll it saw the Joy on the load it went, 1 The Joy ahead when it had to grieve, For the joy is there-but you have to be lave.

ANSWER-Both. No marflage is a success that isn’t founded on love. backs/l 1m by security.

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There we as well as other visi- tors. enjoyed the best of Island

ospltalitv from grand-parents. parents and family down to the winsoma great-grandchild and her blaze-eyed pa]. (lac lmptrlclfiion‘. among many. reoeiv was o the brave wnv in which two daugh- ters with husbands in the Services -one in the thick of it-carry on their usual work. while planning for "that day." . ‘

The drive home was delightful in the cool or the evening and I call nowtha matehless beauty of the city, etched on the skyline be- fore us. The tall spires o! churches beautifully suggestive against the sky. where the sun in her going- down painted for mlr approval. her fibtlest of shades. Pard was hmanpe I walked the sh cut through the frontumeadm by thtehstaeamé Jamcfi “What is 1t. Joan. You're white!" w“ e" - °" ° m“ W" Bhe looked furtlvely over her glam knots‘ And I w“ hm“ shoulder a5 she said very low. g ' . , .

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I? I ll lb Cl . night I hélfllonn 1m‘. "whisper. altlvgloblk “M” m“ u“ from

Serve with fresh green peas,

pain around Ila-Emerson. parslev new potatoes and. of

TOAIT‘! ORIGIN

In Stuart days. it was the cus- to put a piece of toast 1n the

SATIN FOR BIMIMDB :

Shining beauty is achieved vla' the medium of lustrous black satinJ wine cup for flavor; hence the Eng- ao nice for important afternoon! lish expression “drink a toast." frocks. This fabric is ‘used for j ————

| HOME NURSE

Pretty mid-summer frock. alaeve- ass but whith very broad, draped -—— To paraphrase an old saying - the straw that breaks the home

shoulders and a peg-toll; skirt. neck-l e. nurse's back is the swoplng and face nus at ——— lifting. writes Mary Beard. direc- "Tonuny," She whispered tenselyJ It takes about two cups of milk tor. Nurses Service. American "you must apologize m M“, gym; or two servings of dried beans. a Red Cross. But she can save her- m; (mm Q94, up Md my amnmung nerous serving of soybeans. or self a great deal of backstrain 1! uickly." ive slices of Whole wheat broldlshe learns to use her head more the mfg; to give u much protein as one and her back less. " 'm in the usual serving of meat. - Ayres. It's f . but meat always does do t at." Two women neighbors were in a shelter wlhlleh an enemy plane was ead.

When lifting or turning s. patient New WHITE Elisa droning o r 8a ve

in bed. always stand with the feet Coming sl g ny day now ar . stooplng pretty blouszlal 1:1- ‘ n suie to 11ft. flex the knees slightly and _ . White crepe is used for a bend the body at the hips Instead ciousldmfl/"filuggafllzlelgls- suufiynodbegli forgot c. wake hlan." '

They had been invited to (inner at the house 0i a prominent local rcsldent. As there was no one to

Tonuny. it wesnec- emery to take . too

The meal started ofl but whale Tommy was trying to cut the meat on his plate it slipped onto thehfloor. and hls mothers

CHAPTER XXII

"Go ahead and read your ais- ter-‘a letter," said Craig. "I'll re- pack the hamPfil"

“VlV’s in her element." Joan rc- marked when a few minutes lat- er he dropped to a cushion be- side her and clasped his hands about one knee.

She folded the letter and watch- ed the red-tinted gold o! the af- terglow spread over fields and tum ponds to a chain of colored beads

"Mother told me she was mak- ing a stab at pictures. Any luck?" Lamont asked.

"Yes." In her pleased excite- ment over her sister's chance Joan asked. "Want to hear about it? I'll read you parts. I won't bore you with the whole letter." ‘

"You couldn't bore me,’ :11! cleared his voice. "I heard you chuckle once. Must be amuslnz- Shoot"

Joan ran her eyes over the first

pfilehis is what they would call routine stuff. I suppose. About her

‘well enough

much-draped p. narrow V

‘Couldn't meet you. Had s. hunch M“ "mm"

I was being spotted. I'm in jam. You know why. Detectives‘ after me. You've got to hide me and my Th side-kick?’

"Steady, adorable. You're shak- ing. Where did you hear it?" . n near ue es.

"At utlhe btlillub. I was Iatandlrkllg 1 u the word "Al" womsnesaulgow no M “Monpvlck voice and then the man said, ' ' '

" K. Meet you at midnight.‘ .who always associates the

" A morning fmck as crisp and d“ oool as a lettuce lruf boasts con- venient neck-to-henl buttons and soft ruffling around the sleeves and pretty sweetheart ncck.

No. 3821 in size 36 requires 4% CQNQQVAflON ours yfirngs 35-inch fabric. 2% yards ruf-

long tight sleeves with a flounoed on both sides of the back are wrist. ,_ “mew... and we him w: l‘ . _ ' n me ‘y MIKE-uh” arm under his shoulders. If neees it“. monflzly. u

smart blouse made with s. very of bendi the back. Make the wide. deep butterfly Jabot and pull or lft so that the muscles “Dom worry” said the om" y_ “let him sleeplllf he m3." ' T help the patient alt up in . "W"- bend at the hips and slip one ‘ffirfnbdmd. l ma’: m1 sary support his head and neck with’ the other arm. Instruct him —

He is gone home. now. car-lights

"I must have moved for the wo-

lwester. Crisper w W

Wash the vegetable crisper more often than you think 1| really necessary. Even then it needs an ocfiasional boiling out with a little IO a.

lava . .- .

By watching wartime markets. Keep up with changing food situ- ations. Listen to the radio and watch the newspapers for import- ant announcements and market reports.

By keeping nutritional values in mind when maid

urchases. ices

clean pla l—mer Ina-allure

Uauallv iota abuaa and ious 11th:. esre. Iflt these tips

a bed as possible. w you W111 not

to place both arms around your shoulders and pull when you lift, thus helping to 1m. his own we] m.

Another way that the patent may help himself. when able. might be called the "right hook". Have him place his risht arm un- der your right arm, 619311 you!‘ shoulder and pull whlla you place your right arm under his. clasp his shoulder and lift. This leaves your left hand free to adjust pli-

wl.

when giving care that requires prolonged steeping over the bed. always instruct the patient move as close to the edge of the

have g0 far to reach.

the

the bed to

a comfortable working height and

prevents back strain. If you can't

find suitable blocks. fill (our deep

tin earls about two-thirds full of

sand and place the cut-out tops

on the sand to support the legs of the bed.

mum-mum anioiwaan

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A CUTE JACKET FOR THE NEW BABY

tests and the directors with whom she talked. She has passed lltv and audition tests. This is the chuckle." She read: "Last week I dined st the Bank- ton's gor eous house. Interesting gues . a lawyer son was there -rernember he came to my res- cue when I got mixed up with the ‘diamond thief? I told you I didn't notice him than. but I did that ‘night. He's wonderful. Dark and lean a flashitn‘ Inge. arid eyes a see every ll!- 68 B Dad. How dld I find out? Listen. my child and you shall hear. "I had be

dently had been waiting for me no when the butler passed a tray 'I seized auflass o! what looked llko orange ,1 oa-you know, mother always sarvea oranga juice on a oockto bra in

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man thought she heard. a sound. dropped to my knees and just then the dancers streamed out of the Olub House and I was saved. I know my heart was in my mouth. Do you realize that ‘Al’ is the name on that circular ln the pgésliigifflce of the man wanted for

"Did you hear anything more?”

‘ e man whispered. ‘Beat it. We'll be Wlllng. Bring that—' then they must have mixed with the crowd of dancers."

fHove you told anyone of this?"i

‘No. was thinking what I ought to do when Jerry Slade ap- and !--and 1'. 0h. you know| he rest." Joan concluded im- patient! . ]

(To be continued) ____._.__.___.

haying season with the black-cur- rant picking reminded me many tlmes or lam that I was forgetting this important chore. I think it is that he likes this drink us a pan- aoea for winter's ills. So I gathered glrlgn evening. fGVGEa; last one

1cm away or morrovfs bvllintr-down.

There was a visitor 9 .

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over the hill. James picked up the power a minute and when 1- in passing read: “Canada's Munster looks young at '10" ha said "whv shouldn't he?" And when I asked his meaning.‘ he neither raised his eyes‘ nor answered.

But it's "iightsyut" once ngalnl

Until tomorrow - Diary-Good- night.

Red Heroine

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down my throat. time I waa seated at the tabla. the darned stuff had sat ms aquiver. I gamma ‘ I never drink, it ad virgin ground on which to work. I was frl tened. I looked d the man be de ma and whil-