Q§§§O~§i+¥§§O~O§O

A Job Dnly, You Can Do

Price Control Questions V and Answers

Questions and Answers on Price Control will appear in The Guard inn as s regular feature esch dsy. Tue questions are those which have reached the Wartime Prices snd Trade Board Iron housewives in thh region. The answers are pro- vided by t Board Benders, Per- sons who hsve htelligent questions to ssk on price control are invited to send them in writing io the Women's Regional Advisory Com- mittee, V ‘

“t5. How much Maple 5MB! can 1 purchase for one s or ‘t Is there still s. ceiling rice on maple

sugar?

. The coupon value for maple sugar remain; the some throughout tthe year . . , four pounds of maple o _, ‘more certainly oiling oh m le or . .

_ run" b ma e sug- ar is .

sold in one-half, two or four lb. blocks the ceilin price is 35c c. b.

...for mspesuger Th

Q. Would you kindly advbe me how many five uume tins of strain- ed baby desserts can be bought for one sugar- coupon now and how many could be bought with a pre- serve coupon before the change? A. We receive many enquiries about bab desserts in the small cans. In e ﬁrst 91MB. it is race:- sary to ration these small tins of canned fruit the same as large ones because canned fruit of all tym is in ve limited supply and t is the v we xveryone is assured of their fair n. are. If the tins you bought cor-aim ﬁve ounces, you are entitled to eight tins for each sugar coupon 40 fluid ounces. The old pre- serves coupons (no longer valid) were wort-h four tins.

Q. I want to buy s. gallon o! maple syrup- from a farmer. - How many coupons must I send to him? A. Do not sen-l any coupons . , . it is illeagl for you to use loose coupons and illegal for the farmer to accept t-hem. Go to your nearest local ration board and exchange the coupons for s. voucher which can then ‘be mailed to tthe farmer. For one gallon you will have to surren- der 2 sugar coupons. .

'!‘o mix flour in milk or water, the easiest way is to place the li- quid in a. jar. then the flour. Cov- er with a tight too and shake well. e flour should mix much more qgoickly than if blended with a s on. ,

vvi

§Dorottfiy

no;

H1\ kkkuﬂkkn

urn-b ‘ n t

r r"‘ir oII.=ril1'I tilts. - Seine llsyéhneliglsts hilly ‘ u _ _ Ta Stlnslato Lm l

. - »' ‘ ‘ " ‘ '

For husbands and wives who ere warmers by nsture and who euioy nothing s9 glllghmasus good knockdbwnlmllilluili iilht-Jt Sill- ingzs of great joy io learn that/two of our mount welwhsieie III-room family brawls as a means oi’ ’ uleting con] love. . .

‘ ‘lhetzheoryhssltspo "Poronet-hingpit eliminates monotony. whichlsone o! the tiwwheﬂs todomestic life. There can never be]. chill ulmnmt m n household where the hubend and wifeggo about with chips on their ﬂiotlldeie. "and where each lstrieadytolesplntn tlnmystuveslichtestpravo- ct on

Also, the battling knit-be, or Browns,‘ or Jones.‘ or whatever their name is. never stile: from ‘being taken for granted by their mstes. which is one of the common complaints ‘o! matrimony. gllbr in "i, _ anger. as in wine, truth comes out, and the warring couple know exactly what sort of strum-sou. their husbeurh sud wives think they are, and how little esteem they hsve for each other‘: opin- ions and manners.

SWEET RECONCILIATION

Furthermore, according to these students oi’ human nature, sfter a husband and wife dealt each other all of the solsrjvlextls blows in their repertoire and called each other all the foul nudes they could think oi’, they find a. flavor in kissing tzhst non-combatants never enjoy. And, if further argument were needed to 810w the msnifdld advant- ages of husbands and wives getting in each owner's hair, it is contended that it is safer for them to bawl each other out thin it is their custom- ‘ ers or clients.

Certainly no one can deny that the mended couples who are sl- ways fighting and arguing with each other do it because they cndoy it. There is some innate cruelty in their natures that melt them get e kick out of wounding and humiliating the partners of their bosotns, else they would not do it. No husband and wife can live together for even a month without finding out each others vulnerable mots. and what topics are just as good for a row as a nickel is for s ginger cake.

It would be the easiest thirtg in the world for them to live in harmony with their mates if they would only step wariiy sround their keep-off-the-grasc. 518115. say soothing instead of insulting things, and handle each other with gloves. _

Thst the war-like crave war and thirst for buckets of blood is obvious, but they are in the minority. Most. of us desire beam. "‘ ‘ l- ly in our homes. Ami, it seems to mo, nothing could bcmore mischiev- ous than to preach the doctrine that the way to be happy though mer- ried is to be in a perpetual row. v v

No tired man looks icrward t.o coming home st night to a high- temtpered. qnsrrelscme wife. No woman waits eagerly for the return of a husband who is going to kick the cat and spank the baby and be- gin fi-rzyding fault with everything she has done and left undone dur- ing the day, , ~ -

Perhaps 1t is good for om- souls to be reminded contirumlly of our shortcomings, but it doesn't soothe our egos and we don't-love the hand that smites us. ‘We resent it with every fibre of our beings. It is love and prslsethst makes the world go round. Not fights. And if we knew the ‘truth of practically every divorce, we would find that the aliens-

tion of husbands and wives begins in the dolly mots.

These ce ces mwll‘. regard-

less of where consumers bu their Ducks waddle because their le s mhtplejlﬁllﬁmfﬂlmtllm et...areplaced sofsr beck onthe ﬂocery or candy s re bodies. - F—i_.

WHY ‘DO YOUR CLOTHES COME OUT SO MUCH

WHITER

I

youu tvut at stnsn: Wllllilllllllllii ustnutt tau su-z nntsnwnlttttts.

' ' . y. IT'S TRUI: See for y ow pure, - soc - c nso suds wilfsii mngronetl-is din I

a t r howlinwgetsyourwlilie:

i

v0 Mr. D. returned esrly from the

1211s.. t. Diory

u; an toms irn-imrcwuo. 1

. J.’ . _ 4' \ surmount-onerous

kk;‘hk4' AQLALAQQAAAA Y7 v vvv v

u; - the meditation old times, N- rimsd — their loves. ioys. WI‘- sons. voyages. \

-Wl1t Whlimun. IWlQBP. "m"

lee, to be th most fnrantua of“ insects. ca; see movements, five or six feet “NY-

You cm give yourself an ex- oellult facial by batting honey 0n 113g , allowing it to remain on for four minutes. remove ex- cess with tissue or soft cloth. then remove remainder with witch hesel. Pet on

‘And leave it on five nunutes. a“ ' with lukewarm wvster and ‘lush with cold.

0K 0F SPACE

eas for iumishin a house in s way that um e it anneal more s lous as well as attractive ‘were eatured at the ftnnltnue show in Chicago. This was done in msny exhibits bv usinll 11111 win- dows snd massive mirrors. Floor coverings were extended the full else of the room. low chairs were used to create an illusion oi height. Novel pastel colour c0 - binstions played their part, too. in "stx-etchind’ e house.

The bread box should be wash- ed. rinsed with boiling water and thoroughly dried and sired. in the sun U newbie. at regular intervals.

Out slivers. celery. salt. with French dressing. serve in lettuce cube with a sumll deb of mayonnaise on top.

‘the white of a fresh egg is usu- ally thick and the membranes sur-

rounding the yolk is toullh- 11 it is old both will be thinner.

"Gamers hair". used in making 6904

Q E. 5 o.

Mornihg Smile F §OQQ§OQ QQO-O 9&7"! News EXERCISE

The new vicar had preached his first sermon. and a critical mem- ber of the church. an exceedin ly for, man, waylaid him alter t e

service. »

"Not a bad beginning. sir," he said; patronizlngly; “n bit too sci- entific and modem perhaps. but quite fair. Remember, person. you must teed the sheep."

The eyed his bulky- critic and replied, “My dear man. it's exercise you need. not food."

"I wouldn't keep telling her you're unwort of her." .

"Ne? Why not?"

“let. itcome to her as a sur-

house across the lnne, when the breathless hush which is the lude to a beautiful Spring duy eld the countryside. For Spring, as well as Mr. D. came this morning. With bright bird-cells “in her hair" end wearing an azure-blue an amber gown. Serene and friendly and promising. But on e day per- haps, presently ing will cold tempermente wench, turn- ing her wineomehpn awe from the smell snow drops an tulips. They will be forlorn in a garden corner. Country Pussy Willows will bless the warmth of their silver furs as they dance e Wlntery dance Ry the roed side. This morning, st derles, “s rrowibirds" twittered and sport Joyeusly about. .the house and trees, well content with the wsmithef the sunlight _ small breeze prevailing; ‘a blue bird flew to the old orchard and the sheep ranged on a nest-er slope. You knew just by the appesrsnce of the out of doors that ring bsd come. You felt -it es Wei indoors by the frsgment of song that is- sued from ‘the room" and also by a snatch of e tune that qusvered on your own li.ps.in ‘the kitchen.

Mr. D. with} shrug meant to convey dis-interest or s dis-taste for the work before him,

cretly enioying he_ pros , “not: Mm

ng. e n‘ eu

":2 y“ *"~..".'.:*-t:.»-i"i"°. re g om s.ws e eness Greet-great grandfather to Jamie looks fsternly smssdto bfamllslrl i m sees wo

bet er clslin to the‘n:‘n1e..‘.'l‘i: y

ti room" th wss the scene

, - being laid concealing the wide beqrdg of the Hm floor well . m; . . Dill‘ OWJQVCII

w we: "nlquc egos; m mi n

_ l cut I80. end st tltit time Ives 1o - ' that

d les of the past. O O

a Rob has what Karolyn has diag-

gm’ '0“ M ' O

Wm

prise."

as he read The Word and prayed." Truly hallowed places the old "rooms" in farm houses are, full to overﬂowing with sacred memor-

Jock was absent at Rob's today.

nosed es the flu, but which may only be a common cold, also dis- tressing end to him at this season, extremely inconvenient. Jeanie joined us at our meals, and our mechanic, very polite but with smudge: of grime and grease about him, was here as well. And us I concocted a cake, which ivc-tlld go to satisfy Mr. D.'s swer‘ 1th or _____i_____ ___

Continued on use» 8 I xrrcrnm sccsssoruss

y. ‘ .. n-mt

"‘ ‘ ' we» send h, "“'&9‘né'»m°'ma

vwvw

p time. Womzvs temuu

%' f‘ eseas lest {some

the white o! an be

motility-nu.“ v

ofthe total.

HMMH

re co ofyggtton cords as good

as late. and

BDNHU 1 .21!)

9914118 ly if you'll

Rows of tucks. slashed scallop brand-new

ll

HONOR. WITH in 8B ed dries the fisherman which ’includes

interchangeable

Despite the to the bare loo

shirt

tan.

At last, when

over,

My For that great

other and the and pour cold

g Cook 's

>§§ and fully tulle yolk

Beat

gether with a

tlb emoons a tablespoons 2

ItT-Ticrctwuifcé

t MP1; to 9-yea- Ile ' 1.000.010 snmminonlg United 19th, deer erutmnnimed ell with white-tailed. mule and b - tailed deer comprising U per cent

Government mo‘ m delsrmln the relative merits oi tiru showed

rds were superior " , in mileage. but not in s treadwesr rating. The to... outer fields of u» Ymlmirﬁgmmnm th h as e cine Kmyieven umina er H

use of flcodlight lamps.

seems to come more quick- rush early collections of forms the sleeves ln ele. -

BLACK SllA ES

NEW YORd(—Oolor makes new!

resort clothes. Under sun-

. black tells a new

d shares ton blace with . On of

shirt and hBl/—I-li in th brie. For resort weer. too. is

eludes slacks, dress. fob!‘

and bag. the

these peces sre made being com- blementsry so that they nuy be worn in any desired ootnbin

a new trend developing - the cov- ered look with high neck and long sleeves. She inte it and skirt. she believes will be the choice of the women who doesn't esre

IT'S A PROMISE!

And we once more reside in clover reverence will still be utm delicscy. butter!

t Fishbsck in York éggled-Tribune. m‘ New

If someone sets one glass in su-

uoos srurrsuwrru assumes

Boil egg; until herd, remove shell cut hell. Sooo out care-

, esving the whites cnlm-tshaped. With the yolks of eggs the contents of tin of Canadian sardines. salad oil. s little ony- and tut

a one?‘ reﬁll whites of eggs. use may be served in halves on 16513: or to- spray of parsley, CIIEAMED SAIDLNEB

isrruldl tin sardines

ream glurltprtf-cooked eggs. ﬁnely ch00-

en and

l Dirk will th m MN 2km Wm eon , cw W9! 1m

it with some of the

a brief WlllTl

e -most

s

cult-length slacks.

e some is- the

costume that in-

plsid. Jacket

ics in which

s . est emphasis given . Miss 00x foresees

fbrets in n. s costume which

skimpy times are

two are stuck. set wsrm water

wstcr into the one “m” on top and they will come spurt.

When ou are planning to work

9 Corner

©§44§§ﬁ@

GIG-h

one Add l. tell-

titer ﬁle breadcrumbs

leek again

ACADIA CBAKINGPUWDMER: Mzamwo“; Qqwkﬁcﬂuq

" " stwsr’: eiid‘ went lntp All,- ‘ ntsiners .to,.protect' ‘Y from‘ all»

uesultt by sir goodness oi‘ Barbour’: ACADIA Baking Howder.»

All-Metal Can

2. ' istsion of "decade"?

misspelled?

5-5 s

eemnhor the flowers stand.

musty.

CBEAMID OODFIBI

0 fflsked salt neetmo m

with lsc thst. means to, or Bfowing in, lskes"

ANIWIBI 1., Se “We did the pester is: Prouotnwe pm

i Batter English A‘

D. O. WIIHIQ

1. wm u ' 1mm sen- w tenet; "We dlti.j_ e I of the Whit n the correct cm.»

which one eL these words is Occult, oecured, octo-

d n n _ di . '1‘ - “$3.3m aecakgm so: 7mg: ginll ‘rim’ ' ' " ugléaetprtglventuiceumailsltgan of dirt ~ _ . g e n on very ell)’ coo-ow» to . ' remove . r I ‘ 1

How Can I . . ' -

. How can I restore curdled

c it the t- De t. Ind tn ‘slowly , u.

best m: c§i3ol° Ollllllﬂexixnbo the w, gfﬁcimct elyetiw, tie rifl- e - thus smoothies il- t cum and at remain for a 0r 4

- 3°" "n I "We'll ""11"" sys. it it not only ‘effective but ii inc leuufm . men drivins I “wit; cement that will not show '4 11.1mm. driving t. m: or small ~ ° "w? “* mu 1m s. where it is atm- g," m; cult t» s 1t with the imam - t WM it thmlh l "We IMP s3 ltisimliltsketothiukihetsoul paper snd hold the end 01 mo. 10m my o! t“ numme value paper while driving the .- 5”) n09; m4 ls excellent to:

- * . vuiuurbokiro rumm- puttlng Glass

"g3" "- .95; l‘. .......‘.“.'tit .1 51mm Dvpenliui-"elill you-e.‘ "‘—'"“'_"_

; zNeet -FOR THE nome-

fwvu,

7

mks s A k‘

yModern“ _ Eitinagette A-l! lebertnlee ‘Qlmgs snd s ants? -:

ln-ldsgroom ually usiu B10133? tit-his gt intimsit

inning usinntifothe l m mowing manta. t _ Does

F’

oom tend-

E

the ~ﬂlbt

, ~ -kind i he etggded ovgr

Scrapbook

Oenantiorﬂhhs Thefll " cut ' u: madam emtmgeigothigll!

A ‘ ' lmosi Gllll an be out rollthly to 11mm

4 A proxhnstely one-third of thl. states hsve names 4* rived from Indian words. -

léctfafi/