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THE WOMAN ‘S REALM

STEPPIN G STONE.

(‘he little worries which we meet each -day

ilay lie as stumblim blocks across our way.

Or we may maize them stepping- sto to be

nes . Of fzraoe. O Lord. to Thee. Hamilton

A. E. 'A new kind of cane for the blind has a wheel that acts like

an eye and enaibles the blind to feel the difference between grass or sidwai-k or other surfaces. HINTS ON ETIQUETTE

If vou or.» danchiz with a part-

' Mr with whom you simply cannot ‘ llama well. it

is pennlssablo for lb 811i! at that you sit out rel of e dance.

The leopard is described as

beautiful. but a. confirmed "W111 at heart.

New phosphor-us compound-i have been developed which are 0i exoeptl value in the maklnl of plaati

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A gorilla in an English 100.104 Dofatoea, instead of bananas dur- inz llhe war. did so well that it is doubtful if he will ever get ba- nanas aimin-

LIPSTICK BAN

British A.'I‘.S. girls threatenimr t0 bvywlt tells onlv canteen because they cannot izet tea if they wear liv~ tick.. Arthur Rowett who runs tihe canteen single-handed. told them: “ I have no “‘ “ to lipstick except on the rims cl teacups. I won't serve you if you wear it." Mr. Rowett. a lay preacher serves and was teacups daily and says he cnivys cloinx it.

UNVEILED MEMORIAL

may Tweedsmuir unveiled a memorial to the Marquess of Montmsc built on the site where Montmse spent the night before the bottle of Philiphaugh on tember l8. i646. HA8 TWO CAPITAL!

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Boliva has two capitals Sucre is the real and le-gal capital. but La Pa: is so much more impor- tant commercially. and more readily womible. that the na- tional corneas meets there.

UNPADDED SHOULDERS IN BENDEL ORIGINALS

tucks tele- scope acoomodatirwlv into each other and taper gracefully w the wrists. supplying at the some time a wide. softly draped armhole. Modified melon sleeves which brins tho fullness through iihe elbow are also featured ln this collection Often those are accented by strips or fur,

Olgldlsirl AgDtQIQEASANT fllS coat cccagionaily yeirthootlgkilretosivzivtg

here is enouuh alcohol in the toilet water to make it cleaslng find it evaporates, leaving a pleas ant smell. Use a clean cloth for the purpose.

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Name

Street Address .

Pl-tkm: "Write or send iatéion with 20 cents in coin or mlddpelled? Meneai, pineal, lineal.

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1. What is wrong with thin sen- tence? "He wants you and I to go." 2 What is the correct pronunc- of "bade"? Which one of these words ls

4. What does the \vord' "quix- otic" mean?

5. What il u word beginning with sup that mum "haughty"?

"unlwmu Soy. he want: you and mo to go." 2. Pronounce the a n in bod, not as in aid. 3. Menial. 4. Romantic to extravagance. "He wu noted for his quixotic love of

Province adventure. "5. Bupqrcllious.

teeth and toe nails-

good Jobs. So.

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predecessors.

youth, and hope, and enthusiasm.

of being happy than the women of

face and made the most of it as it

Another piece of luck that has

ability are your only limit. Your third blessing is that you

as the women in the past did, because you will prepare yourselves for the job you expect to do. The reason women's labor hos always been cheap labor has been because, for the most part, it has been incompetent labor. Every girl expected to marry n millionaire and so she didn’ think it worth while to acquire the skill that would enable her to com-

mand a decent salalry.

And that is where you are going to be, my dear little bobby-sockets, when you finish school. You are going to be in this new world oi’ women‘ who have scrapped their romantic dreams and gotten down to grips with facts. ‘It wont be so glamorous, perhaps, but it will be a lot safer for you. and there will be plenty of work in it for you youngsters because

you have fitted yourselves to do it. Lifted Out,

ilo Pain!

o pods or platen lo fuu with-lust a hw drops of n puinleu remedy PUTNAM'S CORN EXTRACTOR-only n few applica- tions and relief come: quickly. Taclilo your lore corn today. For rapid ruultn. for greater comfort. us: the old reliable Com remover. PUTNA M's CORN EXTRACTOR- 35c at all denier: in m 'cine.

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By Anna Alhloy ac o4 vo+mow o o o» wow»

Q. How can I make a solution for chapped lips?

A. An excellent formula for cracked lips ll one-half tealpoon- ful of borax to one tables oonful of hone . Mix the borax an honey thorou ly before applying.

. ouid one bu large quan- tities of coffee at a t mo?

A. No; when using coffee that in already ground, buydtlin lllilll

one

Quantities because ltd avor. Q. How can I make use of silk

and velvet drcslen that can no longer be worn‘! A. Why not cut. them into IOII

pillow: or table runners.

BobbyflSockers And Futur

Girls of Today B—etter off Than Those in Grammas Time

irlg allhtandbothored about whore

bloc: igfrfikfyois vault‘): En thfsfun af-tkr they have finished school. They say what with so many men having been lost in the war and so many other incapacitated to make ariouflh m°fl¢y t0 Bil-Pilot’; a ‘Bimini’- m?“ chances of acquiring a meal ticket by maul-HEB “e B! - f c Also, they face the fact that the women who have been confine B salaries in factories during the war are going to hang on to them by their And. above n11. concede that the men who fought and suffered to defend their country have the priority on all

bobby-cookers arc wondering how they are going to oat md wherewithal shall they be clothed when they are thrown on their own resources.

Be of good cheer, daughters. What's happen-

ing to you is what has happened to millions of your Every generation treads on the heels of the generation before it and feel; that there i4 no room in the world for it, but somehow the ranks always open up. the tired and discouraged and pessimistic drop out, and the boys and girls fill in. There is always a place for

5o don't be downhearted. Don't lose faith in yourselves or you: future-s. Keep in mind the knowledge that you have three more chances

alder your luck in being bom a. realist instead of a dreamer. to the first generation of girls in the world who have looked llfc iii the

their tears because it wasn't a fairy tale.

Being human and feminine. you naturally crave love and romance and a. husband and children and home. Well and good. if it comes your way. But, if it doesn't do not spend your life in vain regrets. You can find millions of interesting and profitable things to do.

have. You don't have to marry for a living as your Grandmother did. You don't have to go through the humiliation and misery of being de~ pendent. You don't have to follow any lino of work that is distasteful to you. There is no cancer to which you cannot aapirc. Your fallen/m and

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these patriotic little doors cheerfully

the conditions being what they are. the

RELAX AND WAIT

would say: Relax, and quit worry~

the past had. To begin with. och- You belong

was, instead of sailing it down in

bcfallcn you is the opportunities you

will not have to work for a pittance,

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HOUSEHOLD SORAPBOOK

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Packing Away Bundles

When i b clothes, bigklgg nfgurs, n13: other articles, don't. fail 1o label each bundle. It may take a littlo time. but will save more when u certain article i: wanted again.

Stalin I d Clio When broiiing Tm».- gr. chop: in the oven. put jult a little water in the pan under the broiler. to pro‘ vent the essence from the meal FKQPPMB on the pan and harden-

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Marble Ta IlVI marble a brilliant polish scrub it pour a little floor polish unit, than rub briskly with n clean cloth.

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MOOERII ETIOIIETTE

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Q. II l person considered non< ciialant who flnglrl tho thing: on the table during a meal, his glue, knife. fork etc?

A. No; the only things this in- dicatel are norvourn u and aelf- conlcioulnell. It II noying to other gum-l. who is poised and per: will not do so.

very un- A person sctly at eale

Q. 1s it all right for a child in lchooi to hold up h for per- mission o I while um her

. No; it to do l0. and the teacher shoul rmlt it. . In what aliou the in- formal invitation o one’! home be "'1'"?! be bull o . t may vou vor v. y phone. card, or rays.

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Thu w“ tho morning Winter came w the Island. ml Pleasantly with softly falling feathery flake: but blustering, with sleet-laden fiurries. The night's rain bad giv- en over to while we unrul- pBOT-ll? 1t, a! t. The branches of the siver birc from tho window were damp wi a coating of icy

articles and the wind bent the caps of the tree humbly bhlore it." " ut Jamie" 1 pleaded “you can't come out of doors in this-stay nnd watch us from the window." "Mommle would let Inc-she al-

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ways lets mo come out in the mow." he countered. And won the argument. And came with us to the milking. Not that he wus much taken up with out work but rather. with the snow and the drift of sparrows seeking refuge in | ghed beside. "Come Namiai" he called once so excitedly that at Once I left the Kelly cow partly milked and came where he was. "You should have hurried more" he said "Kretfully "to sec a little sparrow. bird shake herself." However, both Junie and I.were glad to come from our shoring in the showers and snow to the sanctuary of the old kitchen. . '

We had a delightful morning, While a dam snow clung to the me: and e wind blow u. lusty une about the house. Jamie spent the greater part of the morning, as a number of other email fry before him have done-grinding grain in the old coffee mill from a comer of the mantle. James as- sure; me that his forbears car- ried this among their possessions when they emigrated from the Old Country, for which, on countless occasions I have been truly thank- ful. A tiara from some dead and gone ancestress, would not have brought so much ieasure u; this old coffee mil to me. I sup- Doce there are dozens of them on the Island but only one rimilnr, I have ever seen. Strongly made of brass and iron, it shows the wear and tear of the years. A crass knob missing from the gilldil drawer and several sturdy screws are gone that make it somewhat difficult to operate. A brass ho per, receives the grain. Oats, Jam e crushed mi; morning. Many small boys, down the years have amused themselves the same way: "mine" and causing galore and other small restless visi. ors. More recent Ones under Judy's rotests. "But Ellen says 1 can," 1 eaid a small 5 irlted boy ch51. lenge her author ty last, summer, "Well all I can say" Judy replied. not at all iii a low tone ‘is that if she allows you, Mrs. Ellen, lier- self. can blame well clean up the mess you make!" But Judy rg. lented. It's difficult to be hard. hearted when young eyes plead and small KLSSBbIE lps quiver, As he turned the machine Jamie made conversations. On various Illqtlgygi "Mommie cats always ivnsii their, kittens‘ faces-why don't Daddy cats sometimes Wash tliem—tliey should. when the mommies are busy catching mice for their little Kittens" and than relative to the newly bought more. “No, hcrk not 80 bit; as “the young mare“ an’ l1cr's got siniil feet, You sec. Hun-

lng to grow a lot "and then as if leaving the matter to take cam of itself, “her mother's a blood-didn't Gran'daddy tell you?"

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Diiiiicr preparations were being taken up all the irhiie and because I had a second gu'ast—Jock-I struggled to put on a few extra frills by way of proving to him that, his memory was not playing him false, I tried to make a couple 0f apple pies "like mother used to make"; a cake also I concocted of dashes of this and pinches of that, which later Ifiarolyn iced becom- lrigly and a small boy and Gran‘. daddy saw that no atom of sweet- ness was lost. Kai-olyn and Rob came through the inclement weather to bear their son home. And when Rob caught the savoury smell of cooking, and distinguished u favorite: “Chickenl" he said "You're having extra company to dinner."

This afternoon. tire younger cm- UL‘. thilt hBve spent a carefree and lovely summer at the other (rant,

HERE'S I SEIISIILE Will TO lllllllli

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If you lufl¢ thin way duo in femllfl ' ' ‘ odic disturbances, try Lydia I. Plnkhlm‘: Vegetable Coni- pound lo rniim such Iymptoml. This limo-tasted iorrnulanou non than relieve ouch monthly pun. ll. Auo re- lieve: tired. cranky, nervous, blue fading: of mob days-when due to this cause.

Pinlrhsm’: Compound in that in known u a uterine sedative because it Ilfl l lflMIll-Ill affect on one of woman's most imporfint orpu.

Thin medicine hip: ndun. It‘: one of the moot effective medicines of in kind. Follow maul direction. Buy a bom: of Lydia Plnkhui‘: Compound Icky at any drug ltora

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Price Control question: and Answers

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Questions and Answers on Price Control will appear in The Guard- ian as a regular feature eucii day Tho question: are those which have reached tho Wartime Prices and Trade Board from housewives In this region. The nnsivcrs are pro vided by the Board Benders. har- sons who have intelligent durations lo ask on price cunlrol are invited to send lbom In ivriling lo lh names.

Q. I have boiaght sugar ot quite a few stores an never paid more than 8c per pound. One store charged me 2 for 17c, another store 5 pounds for 43c. Are these prices . If they have always shamed

. Each store ha: its own ceiling price which i: the price that Particular store charged in the bnsc period, Sept. ill to Oci. 11, 194i. 'i‘hai's why veiling

prices on many foods vary a cent or two from store to store.

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Q. are planning u Andrew's da dinner on Friday November . As this falls on a

meatless day we are wondering if

we could serve iiaggis or if this would be considered meat? _ A. The Ration Administration

has decided to permit the serving

of Haggil on St. Andrew's day.

farm were brought home to the stable to be “put up" for the fattening. The continuation u! a cycle familiar to ever farmer. From g window, I saw t em come, in the slush and the dampness. At the time the wind tossed the trees and every roof was momcovered. My thoughts went hack to the beautiful June evening, when they were herded across the fields and up the road by the other members of the family and Judy. Rob's had Continued on Page 9

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iioiicla! TEA nnmiuzns,

Canadians everywhere are chang- ing to Liptoffs-thc tea with the » brisk flavour. Brisk is the tea ex- perts’ own word to describe . the spirited flavour of Lipton’s Tea-, always fresh, lively and full-bodied, never flat or insipid. For newer, richer enjoyment, change now to brisk tasting Lipton’s Tea.

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Two cups sifted cukc flour. 2 “it looks line. monfshldl Mr l teaspoons baking powder, ".- teu-‘Donalri, "but A'i_n lhinkiii itil b0 1 spoon soda. ‘f; teaspoon salt, ‘u i costing yo n lot rill] petrol. i-up butter or other shortening. ‘.-.- “Nn' so hurl. FCpliNl An ul

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Crcnni milk, a small amount at a time.

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IDEAS FOR CHRISTMAS

What. u thrill for the chlldnl Christi-nu morningl Sec the spiffy liorle and cunning lcottio that Santa can luvs for them under the decorated tree. Simple to new and stuff. Try bright scrap: on

No. 2855 is cut in one size, each top ll inches high. requiring ll ard 8 inch for scotch and ‘A yard sh. yard 35 inch contract.- ing, or horn Bend 20 cents for Ihlch do! glide. ind lty bar tn Itch lilo you would unit or inn nun uddren. Adda-on Pattern partment Th! Charlottetown 0mm

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