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HELP PROBLEM SOlVED!

HERE'S how Beth takes jlickie along when she shops. "It's easier than ﬁnding someone to stay with him," laughs Beth. "I wasli up

the lunch dishes. . .

no task with Kellogg's Corn Flakes . . . and

we're oil." Kellogg's feature in lots of Beth's menus. “They get my vote for ﬂavour,“ she says, and, year after year, surveys show that 4 out of 5 Canadians agree with her. You'll ﬁnd Kellogg's

CcII Flakes economical, too . . .

and easy to digest. Get a couple

of packages tomorrow. Two convenient sizes. Made by Kellogg's

In London, Canada.

SAVE TIME. .. SAVE WORK. .. SAVE FUEL!

Livingﬁleisure THE WOMAN'S REALM

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60d and the doctor We alike adore But only when in danger, not before; The dangi-r o'er both are alike . lwfltllltll, and the d\C'iOl' hted. —John Owen.

CANBERRA, Atistrttlia, Sis un- married civil servants hait- Joined thc Canberra Illlb) llllll(lt"I‘S' club, 'I‘hc'_v mind the bribits of young couples who wish to go out for an evening. To pass ab? time they tnkc their office yrork aloni: with thcm. Their agts are from Iv to 4O

METALLIC PAlNT S

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WA RHDJG SWVEATERB

Wash sweaters on a ytdnrly’ day. then put in a {iillt w case or tw 1

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AKRON, O~ .\l<r~t pimple familiar with tliic snug, “Oh Johnny". O l" bu‘ herWs a little sldv information on its origin

Mr and Mr< John Hanson of Akron hcirrtu " FIT-"tllllfl to-

wcre aftcrtding

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ro rtbviotisly’ in ltivc th; one of their classmate: Ed. fins", yrrotn llln snnt! riliotif thcm

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S W I'll/PEN WITH HONEY

A variety of fruit Juice and hon-

_- llll.\'llll'U5 liiay be prcpnrcrl and litpt iii the -ratc:~ in‘ a day or two to be cotiibintd with com- mercial sparkling yvatei‘ at a m0- nients notice when guests drop iii. Fruit punch for eight can be made from 2 cups of yvater 1-2 cup of honey, two cups of orange juice, one cup of grapcfrttit juice 1-4 (‘lip of ll"l’ll(7ll 0s lime and a pint of sparkling water This allows one tablespoon oi honey per glass but this amount tnay be reduced to one teaspoon cach. or l-4 cup for the recipe if (icsircd

X-rays have now been used in hospitals for Just 50 years.

Hyblrd corn occupies two-thirds of thc total corn acreage in the United States this ycar.

Ice erciiin and ti bath are the ttio things next to home. that the servicemen in the Tropics want most, officers have discover- 8d.

ll rt cow mainly sniffs at garlic

' "s tot,- as much as ttn niiii-

, thc flitvoi" tv.‘.l show up in Lcr milk.

The seagull is a landlubber as compared with the real birds of the sm. \Vllll(' - sc-igtull rarely tzcls Zlll : .'-. tiinnv n run-bird .=_ m llllls’. of its life out of sight of land A RED OF STONES of smitl‘ stntics directly in front, of tlic iv 'cncnt windows will tirwvcnt, mutl from spi int: tip on thc yvinriows in rainy In your weeding gather the small stoncs and tisc thcm for this W!‘-

and mayo thcm the orictinnl copy.

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No wonder clothes come BRIGHTER-safely!

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Price Control Questions and Answers

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Questions and Answers on Price Cvntrol wlll appear ln The Guard Ian as a regular feature catch (lay The questions are tlillse w ich have reached thc Wartiiuc Prices and Trade Board from DOIISCWlVcp ln this region. The answers are pro- vided by the Buartl Readers. Per- sons who have intelligent questions lo risk on price control are invited la send them in writing to tiu Wkwrnelfs Regional Advisory Cum mittee.

Q. Have ration coupons an ex- piry date?

A. Elqllfy dates have been e1» fectcrl ior only butter coupons Coupons 90 to ll5 inclusive expire August Lil.

Q. Wlny is it difficult fur me 3 ontaln some kinda o! soil

A. Your problem may be due to two factors-an iticreased demand because of the slLﬂlflPl‘ season and to thc tact that soft drink mnllli- lLlCLlll'L'l‘S have liati a rtccnt cut. in their stigai" quotas due to general shortages of sugar supplies

I operate a boarding house for students. Some of’ them have refused t0 give me their canning sugar coupons. Are they obliged to do so.

A. N0. Boarders who wish you to use tlicir coupons for sugar for canning may give them to you. We would suggest that you try to reach some arrangement suitable to all partics.

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i. What is wrong with this sen- tence‘? “I shall choose the two first boys."

‘l What is thi- correct pronunc-

.ll of "govcrnmclti"?

Which oltt- of those words is ninspcllcd? Patriot, apricot, boy- cot, zealot.

4. What does the word “Obse- quious" mean?

5. what is a word beginning with an that means “going before

iii true"? ANSWERS

1. Say, "the first two b0l'$-" There can be but one ﬁrst. 2. Pro nourice second syllable ern. 110i guv-er-mcnt. 3. Bojwcott. 4. Sorvllely or mctziilt- attentivt‘; lﬂ\l'lll11ll."“1lf was an c-bscqtiiotis flattercr. 5. Antecedent.

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f; MUIJERN ‘ ETIOUETTE l

By Roberta Lee

Q. I5 it. proper to mall the yivcd- (ling u" ' time ' .. o. . . '.a ed two or three weeks in advance. but the itniiouiiccmcnls should be mailed immcdiatclt- after the wcd- ding, ncycr bcfoic, Sonic mcmbcr of thc family rﬁn attcnd to this. Q. What. would bc the nopcr wsv to introduce Mis Srrith t0 Mrs. Brown? . Say, "Mrs. Brown, present Miss Smith?" Always tiresent the lillfllilffltld woman to thc married ouc. Q. Haw rillflllld one place the iinishinlz a

may I

knife and fork ailcr

coursc at the dinner table? A. Parallel across the plate.

with the handles to the right.

EXTRA “SOAP/HESS CERTAINLY GETS OUT THOSE EXTRA -

Dorothy Dix Says-

GI WIVES’ LOT TOUGH

Women In Anguish Over Other Girls Entertaining Uniformed Mates

DEAR MISS DIX: Granted, that our husbands are facing the agouics of bullets and mortar fire has it ever occurred to anyone be- side a war tivife, that it is mental anguish for us to be sitting at home. lonely and bored, knowing our husbands are out drinking and dancing with other women?

Tliey don't even spouvtrs drtncr: w"!

to conceal it. Every camp in the

in wirls to entertain the soldiers. Then the

girls invite them out the following

week-end, or maybe they invite the

girls. I DO know that there are

very few soldiers sitting around lone-

ly rm week-ends, whether they are

married or single. I have been t0

tinny camps and heard married

tncri, with children, boast of their dates.

All that the army wives can ex- pcct or hope is that their husband! love them “best.” I have talked with heartbroken wives, driven half- niad by what they know. But no one ever citicizes the men. It is al- ways the wnmen we hear about. Is the war an excuse for men only?

A WAR WIFE

WAR WIFE'S LOT HARD

ANSWER: I agree with you

that what is sauce for the goose is

sauce for the gander, and that a soldier should be just as faithful L0

his wife as slit: is to him. I think, in reality, that what the war wife

has to endure is liardcr than anything her husband has to suffer, be-

cause slie can only stand and ivait and go through a thousand deaths

of anxiety iti tiicltiriiig horrors that may be happening t0 the man she

loves; wlnlc ltc, at lcisl, as companionship and comradcship and the thrill and (‘Xtilltlllflll of adventure.

But in this world \\'c have to face realities and deal with things as they are, instead of as we would like them to be. And one of ‘these things is that there isfand always has been, a dual code oi morals and conduct for mcn and women. Likewise men don't put the stress on scntitiicnlal episodes tlri: women do. So it is probably true that few eycu oi thc innrricd lllHl who dance with girls, who perhaps kiss thcm and make a little iicar-love to them, are unfaithful iii-their hearts to their wives. Most of thcm couldn't even recall tlic name of the girl they flirted with. As a proof of this, the first thing that most of these soldiers do is to pull out a package of snapshots of their wivcs and clilldrcii and show thrm to thc girls who are entertaining thcm.

Oi course, it is pcrf -lly tialural for the wives at home. lonely and bored and tvlzh nobody giving them parties and no civilian men mak- ing lovc to thcm, to tear thcir hearts to pieces with jealousy", but I think, in the great majority of cases, this is unjustified and that they are borrowing trouble.

And their suspicions of the girls is also unfounded in the great majority of ca-ics. 'I‘iic; are nice girls with boy friends oi their own, and if they try to inztkc thcinscivcs alluring and entertaining to thc visiting an .. s and soldlcrr. llicy arc instiircd by patriotic motives and not by any tlesixe to lJlTflk up homcs and grab other women's men.

And don't forgot that wherever men go in the world they en- counter women. As a imttcr of fact, they see fewer of them in the army' and arc bTOllTlll in less contact with thcm than they are in the officcs and SlWIlS tliit tilt-y work in at liomc. So why should they be ' ‘ broad and lambs in Squcciunk?

rniort, if _\'t.‘ll army wives can think of any way to abate the evil, make it known, Do you want all of the hospittilities that are shown the iiicn in the service done away yvith so that your husbands will have no tiossllalc chance to have any contact with the opposite sex? I'd like to know". And so would others.

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DEAR RUSS DI. I llIll madly in love with my sister's husband. My sister and licr llli. intl arc living at home wltii us. Last night I was alone in tlie house and when he came home from work he svccpt me into his arms and told me how he adored me and said that he must have me. What should I do? I am desperate.

A GIRL OF SEVENTEEN.

_ ANSWER: safely consists of flccing from tcmptatim. Either icitic home ,0 . at once, or tcll your father of the situation and get him to throw your sister's heel of a husband out of the home. Can't you realize how dishonorable he ls and how lacking in even ele- mentary decency to take advantage of your youth and ignorance of life to ruin you?

'llllf‘vl'f“lf".ll tli-it _l't‘ll think you are in lttyc with him is because he is the first grmvn uiati wltotn you have ever bccn closely associated with. Forget him and save yourself.

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WILL STAND ERECT LOOK If thc holes in thc flaivcr holder L“

are too larrc for thin stvlnmcd flowers, try putting n toothpick or apsmall piece of discarded stem in the hole along with the flower stem

YOUR. PRETTIEST

do. Sunlighfs extra-soapiness docs

to act as a brace.

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Like many of our Publlﬁ Mn‘ days, tins-mimi- Dav-came W keep every member 0! u" "l" ‘l’ Alderlee. Perhaps, I o! all V0014 have wandered, but. duty W" 5 stern task-mistress. The men wwt to their field work; thﬂ W015"! to a number and variety of tasks. Not really tasks. now U10»! I mm‘ sider the day almost pa“. but 1n‘ stead only delights ln this lovely clear Autumn da. Jeanie Wit-h Julie assisting too up the wool- washtng, from the place where Judy had marked it "to be cor.- tlnued." The three bags full, when washed made e. soft fl iv cover- let when it was spread 0n i116 lawn to dry. One lady visitor, who noticed it said. it "maide her ‘lone- some-we used to keep sheep» F01‘ her the sight recalled past years, as it did for another who rc- marked: “It must be all of forty years, since I last saw “ wool dryin ." I overhead Julio ask of Jean e: "Do we have to pull all that stuff apart. when it dries?" and 1 was proud of Jeante's answcr so sensible and characteris- tic of her: “Ycs," she said, "I love to work at it-—lt's the grandest time to work and chat, together." I someimes think that Jeanie should not have been born into this "big bad" age. Fate played her false. Not that she is other than quite modem, in every way. Keen-minded (my envy) alert, well read, capable small blonde and chic. But sometimes she will say such things as: "Wouldn't it have been lovely to have lived back in the covered wagon days? To have been privileged to go out t0 strange lands and there to found new homes and settlements." There's, then, a far away look in her eyes almost a longing. "Yes," she will say, "I should have loved that life, when each one helped the other and all worked for the common good."

e - 0 There was great last to Julie's baking powder biscuits. Each one of us, like "the sta Morton's rill" _ to havc_his or hei- "fill". Even Parcl, a. frequent caller at the porch door. ncver went empty- moutlirrd from it. One of the 68 was clenched firmly between his teeth._ In the interval since Sat- urday morning, if Julie in a per- plexed house-wifely voice wgitst- ed as to "what ever are we going to have" for the next meal, invariably found this a problem vcry easily solved. “Why," Wﬂuld say brightly "have we any biscuits? Then, by all means, let us have some of them and. . " Jeanie was almost overwhelmed with these llrzhtsome delights, when Julie proudly carried a nice plate- ful to the house across the lane. Jock is not partial to this form of sustenance and Jeanie enjoys thcm only in moderation. However, as Jatnes remarked today without a shade of sarcasm, "when he came to his dinner, from his work up tlic wood road: “bring along ygur biscuits, Julie-I'm so hungry, I could eat nails."

O i I t Yesterday was. as usual, one or our quiet uiihurried day's until the evening, when we were at t-he chores and dark clouds had mass- ed ominously. James noticing the very first small one remarked: “We had better get a move on Ellen, it's some to thunder." We were nearing the end of our work be- fore the lightning flashed thunder rumbled and large drops of rain fell.‘ At that vcry time w;- hm} carried the pails of drink to the Calves in the pasture and, of course there was neither hide nor hair of them to be seen. ‘And James intuition led him down to- wards thc stream and mine led me up art incline. Like n herd possess- ed. they raced towards me, and their suppers beyond. That wtas the time the horses chose m come

on a brisk gallop to the stables. "Head them, Ellen." James shout- ed brfﬂklni; the Sabbath stillness. How could I? With the rain now falling in a down-pour and the calves racing with me in an effort to reach pails of precious milk. Fortunately Jock and Jennie re- turned in the Cli‘ then and he rushed to our assistance, to once again establish peace and order at Alderlea.

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Q. How can I relieve muscles and a tired feeli ? has. “Addleigt bahh. lg‘ W h i118!

n one cup epeom ea ts and two tables nfuls of mustard, is often eﬂect ve; but as a phy- sician will not recommend this for every person and all conditions, he should be consulted.

Q. “§"\‘ll» kind or utensils should be used lt\ cooking fruits?

A. When cook apples, or any other fruits, useklllensils of alum- inum, enamel, glass or earthen- ware.

Q. How can I rcvnove grease from leather upholstery?

. m rubbing thoro lily with a cloth wrung out of soap-

swamped. buleledhvVlunhWD“ IVAIIGIIATIII MILK

Delicious in tee-coin and on cereals —eddl the! seine fuel: ﬂavour and m eat to sauces, soups — for general household use.

Mothers, who know, will tell that babies lilre its distinctive ﬂavour day after day-it's SAFE.

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SEFEEMBER u, 1,4,;

Literature

A noustnotn scnsranox

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§ By loberta Lee

l€9éfa¥¥ié$% ~t Olive Oil

Olive oil is excellent for one who desires to take on we ht, but many people will not ta e it on account of its not being palatable to them. However, if a pinch ol salt is added to a tvineglass of oil, this is often overcome.

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, Loose Caster:

When a caster is loose and con- tinually sllpa out each time the‘ ftufnlture is moved. wind a narrow strip of adhesive tape around the stem of the caster until it ﬂts thc casing.

Window Sills

If all the window sills are wax- ed it will protect thcm from rain and dust. Wax them once every three months. liust them every day, and they will always be in ex- cellent condition.

ics as they

bczitczi egg, vanilla and orange and beat until wcll in melted shortenl

degrees. about 15 minutes.

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Caution: Watch these l“ bake - and m;

hem from the pan knmedhwy

you take them from th may sound a little itiﬁsflﬁf-"h" cookies are worth lt.

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‘.2 oup once-dotted no“; ‘.4.- teaspoon baking pOwdgr l‘ Cllgmllillgwlli “ti? 11g); 1

s iir, y, 1 egg, well beaten luck” l/it teaspoon vanilla l. teaspoon grated ortuige rind 5 tablespoons shortening, up“ ll‘.- Clips puffed wheat, ulna; broken Slit mgethgi- m.

and salt.

Combine the brown sugar, well-

i blended rsm rig. Add the sifted dry ingredient;

‘A cup pecans,

to the sugar mixture and work m the puffed wheat cereal anti m. ans

Drop in very small sposnfull,

well apart. on a buttered and ilour~ ed cookie sheet.

Bake in a rather slow oven. 3%

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maler Pain

with Its nervous lenlen, vvenlt, flred uunlty leelhp

O If at such times you feel so nervous, tired. irritable, a bit blue —due to female functional periodic disturbances— dotrtdclay-try Lydia E. Pinkham's VegctablcCcmpotind

to relieve such sym

ptoms. Here's WHY:

l. Pinkham's Compound comes in liquid form. It inns of the most effective medicines made especially f0!

girls and women

for this purpose.

2. This medicine is what is known as a lifeline sedaliol because it has a soothing effect on one of woman's most important organs.

i. Pinkhamb Compound is made frorn whclcaonicmoﬂ and herbs (plus Vitamin Bi).

4. Pinkliam’: Compound HELPS NATUREl Buy a bottle today at any drugstore. Follow label directions.

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LOVAILI JUMPIR

Pull of the joy of school da this trim, retty Jumper is teamed with a cl nty blouse featuring e becoming Peter Pan collar.

No. m0 is out in sizes l. i0. 12 and 14. size 8 requires 1% yards, 39-inch for jumtper; 1% yards 39- inch for blouse.

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MORNING SMILE

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migraine ﬁiehutr-I trust. madam. lounges

"W5?! 1 must admit." replied

the customer, "they were not

quite so bad ls they were tainted." SIMS FUNNY

"Women ‘certainly heveaﬂ. any y.

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clothes brigbter all aver-without hard rubbing?

All you need to do is put a touch of Sunlight on the extra-dirty spots . .: then wash clothes the wayyou usually

the hard work. Even your ﬁnest cottons and linens, and gayest wash- ahle colors come brighter. Sunlight is marvelous for dishes and all cleaning.

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Pattern . "m" Guardian- Pmei-a no. I000 ‘if Nﬂlll

Street Addrem

iisii (my Province LONDON-Nearly M000 British workers had their wage rates in- I creased in June by a total of about memo {about 5680.000) a week.

For a complete washing iob . .

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