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Prince Control Question and Answers

LivingcSiLeisure THE WOMAN'S REALM

Dorothy Dix Says-

This least semi: shoulders-s“ ‘"1 Good? Not always“ ut thli than

it‘ -_....':.'.P-.. r yell teen-Merl. you permanent twenty-‘lncclon . esnstill "°...i°i‘..".'.‘.".‘°.§.’l‘€.;‘.'l."° '" "““""‘“ °"° it'd ‘ti? "lfil-T‘ ear e up ' s that if you don't clinch your reservation now, it is aohdulrxilgedc-tg '°“°° n“ 1°“ “m “M” shot that you “rill never get in to where the pie a being passed around? l For the war, which has given you your big chsncefiiis nearly over and when peace comes, you are so g to find the "no admittance" s 0908111111!" ll l of the doors which have gapped wide tlglelnolfloil-Iuyllz 'b'“bm' “lg” 3° gmgflflfi, h" and had "welcome" on the mats. With so many of [films wfia? £18,, no; m]; ngughty, the men gone to the war, any little cutie could (or there i... fears that children get a Job with the salary of an expert, no matter have. that take patience whether she could spell or not, count up to four or "ml" 1 bmhuy w“ read the label on a can of beans. - She didn't have to be reliable and dependable. and aunts and uncles ' She could be here today and gone to a picnic to- ~ morrow. She didn't have to manifest the slightest Interest in what sh

CLINCH YOUR JOBS NOW GIRLQ

Incompetent Surge Bel Let Out When 303's Come Home From War Girls, you bobby-lockers,

niners, stop, look and liatenl of thousands of you who are h

lationshipe. In order tolprererve l

IIEARKEN her self-respect, a woman should “all”. “a Mun" u "A" to earnlher e ..

Q Control will s Dear in The Guard- The :0 will“ d. Fllell We

Bake potatoes Will cook faster if invade ‘l Thfgom re an. answers are

vlded b: the Board llesders. g"- Wfla who have intelligent Intention;

"i 0H lilies control are Invited l‘; lellll, in writing to the alibi" '01": “lv “fir? °""" and Trade 80AM u a “h”

Q. I want to sell some farm do 1 need a

Wlilnment that 1 own. Derniitlto do lso?

. t woud be ‘l the Board us ii‘ _Y0li“ilsl(l.El'l% (lgnilllllll: equipment vou may rcouirc a per. mlt for it and m that case vou would not be allowed w obtain your new equipment if vou sold your old. $10151 it was still in usable condi-

lLllllllllwEfAlldiBlli llilWe the flllll. living ‘l suwd the Lord." sald the soft-‘ whether married or sins dye ox. - ‘A; lie lay in His manger bed, On a pillow made of my fragrant glélaagre washed in hot water before ' l 8-

PREVIJNT SPOTS

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ma‘. m; I Liquids of any kind. even pure "I bore His mother that day; _water if allowed to remain on for She stroked my ears and bailed file's While will spot furniture finish As I trudged along the tray." Therefore, never place flower vases _ .or any other containers fielding said the proud { liquids where they will come 1n con. m1 £33k, (tact with the bare finish. A fine alts I pcrclu-d on mitt-is high; ifinish should not be washed with m; icrv first daun, llc heard "llksoap and water. Soap makes spots iolcc. _ _ .\'cry easily. When cleaning is ne- Amauncmg that day “'11s nigh.‘ Dllrc ram water rubbed On lightly ‘and then wiped off with a soft rag. To day furniture is high-priced and it. pays to handle the pieces we have so they last and 100k new.

g‘ ___ i G0 T0 BUTTON BOX * y i

v NlElW YORK, —Go to your button 25f’ . ,ho.\' and dig out the interestinzlgim tlotlilzlrve a “ill-lisllrlllllcegslgrlyulgllf ybuitons If you have onlyafeu’ of ness please advise if this tax is ,a Illdmidt. they may be enoulvht. Especzl coxeccyon essential articles? ia -v you CGYDJN’ one o he nea.l es. this is corrict this "Nesilmg among ersrureens, es-‘devices for bunon conservuucm luxury tax went into ‘f ' i . P60111113‘ erected in.” CflY-hilllclsimply allow them to march in June. 1942. and must beelpeacill all churches during inc Christmas sea- p51“ (or Lrmley; instead of 5mg1y_I“'BtChe§. sch. lllflylbc‘ ‘mud lush Ctr“), Hilkfw at the neck Dlace two buttons-K “(gas “fill; I iyantdinto a gitv )"Ulig ‘illi OJ». I311)‘ [T] il C O e b f, i‘ j c] d 1 I t _ ll C5.‘ _ Bill/l C1’ 11;“. {Om King‘ I, L. i, Custom guétlor‘gnelfilrflillkuggmgs“ gzfiilkvaificustomei- DllfChi-iilfli! elastic. I ask_ filIh-"l 111 Wiilll- to the belt l .9 two more. slmillar-i M ‘or 5cm” an“ was “m I “Ould ‘Ilium in ,1 mans» will be found lv spaced. l piacey not guy l‘ “"1955 I "ma" *“'~°[h'3"| » ch31" “Milt-he remaininm two the same, $1.35,.",?,;,‘g,;“g,§,,gmyi>ud m“: . . ,,. .. Ell-d. Josapl," Space arranizment, and you have; A. No. Such uciiumouzil sales as - -O.»i 01 “iin élle\¢1<\- ,sl.\ buttons doing the work cf you mention are Drohlbiwd by m“. JPT 5 " l°~ eight oi‘ nine .The display of merchandise ‘on il 1W ‘ E-lifidfligfé‘ v-f ——-—f v Y rouiitcr does not put .1 moi-chant {u c came < _ - ALsTRALlAh “HES undci any ubiicaticii to scli. but lllc duls _\\ . n . _ . fstiihllll {he iiict that ht- iflcred ihc cliisLc " bxlgillénlliniélillsi ‘if l More ihanedlmilil: Auisraliankiiilirls gitmvoillileélglade unothci- purchase ls . . e 1 av marri mer can s ers - d Fmmf ‘h? eve o1 chrislmlgas‘ ll) u“ flxllde sailors. Vice-Consul lgobert av c LAC ‘ave o. giipiaiiyqflrinnell, a native of DC"£":. Mass. “‘““.°“. f‘ lgeismed that 1.200 Aug‘. bride; - ~i\_--\ 1~ <-\"l“'»"~¢_ ialieal‘. have gone to the Unife And c1‘ Lllflle cllflSllllTs the crib 15' SW91,“ and flplifoxhnQifll‘ 70g we lll-‘iilflllllefl- on the waiting list with 209 chil _ dren 'l"here‘s a disgusting a-‘ Bela" w i223 mount of red tape lo fight through‘ before obtaining passage. first,‘ , the American must petition for, non-quota status for his bride.‘

H8)’ Did lie lay lis baby head "

"I saw the Lord," said the

the “all - ‘ D Kar-

'l saw lllf‘ Lord"

"l .~.i\\' thc Lord." saiii 1hr)‘ one and - m _ u Whcrc docs a soldier Let his iuuou card when coiiuz on leave? . He obtains this irom his tum,

bI-iqilre zolijnilzl oln leave. 1

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son for Christmas and lilid t? all]: A5 it '

verv Rood." this come to Alderiea.‘

lThlsoi-omlsecltobeoneofihe ibest of winter-days. The sum was on the wall in the kitchen and it was fair and easant i“ as I went about my earlier work. Jeanie was alreadvmugrvfldhalteavilgg

But the golden days of the incompetent are drawing to a close llllglcllleilldelili fossils’; behalf.” and soon the fat pay envelope for bad service will be nothing but a this morning. . lib-‘vfld W0 beautiful memory. For the boys will be marching home-millions of "Wfifdflllil when I 1°" m“ rad ‘em-and every one of‘ them will be headed straight for a. Job-your gffa-whfidelhesglgd fimgufiuxéf: job-and he will get it. if you haven't made good on lt. lsmk "you um,“ m" his head om

Don't fool yourselves about that, girls. Don't deceive yourselves Not right, off! . l" by thinking that you can count on woman's immemorial way of solv- James wouldn't ing the bread and butter and clothes problem by marriage. After the WW4 Wm! she 51°54 “h”?! w“ war, there will be several million more women in this country than there and m B“! e5 “m” ma“; ad_ are men. and added to this husband deficit will be the great number

the axeman. after l had V vised. XlBLV. ordered to "hold him of men who, because of physical disabilities, will be unable to lake on the support of families.

makina the trip there by car over a snow-ploughed highway. Karolyrl said: “Since the car-roads wernt e was doing. She didn't even have to be polite. When W“ he “mm she was telling the girl at the next counter about what a. hot time they had at the party last night, she could just shift her gum to the other side of her mouth and say, "Haven't got any." to a customer and go on with her narrative. And get away with it.

"llnre ill lhc sialblc dim

. l‘: rcmc-mbtr Qili‘ lilllllblfl news

50 ye remember Him.

1mg 1s Cllfijlgi-END or GOLDEN paws wm. m: MEMORY

Canadian Wrens at home over Christmas! Let wintry “rind; b1" in off the Clyde. these young women are snug and warm at "Llndores" their Scottish quarters. A little spot of Canada tucked auxiy in m’. United Kingdom, "Lindores" has many a cozy nook like this. mo" theCanadlan Artist's reproduction above the mantel. This particular canvass, with its golden warmth of harvest, is in marked contrast t4 the Scottish scene, and a great favourite with the Wrens.

‘lever’ on the uhouuins-block- Thus

the decapitation is done at “one f-eii" bio

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Thcrc. too. fmvg iserii n o Judy and I presently ‘ loved it of its feathers. Always at such a So face the fact that your chances of marrying a meal ticket are task I'm am awed m

CHANCE 0F MARRYING MEAL TICKET SLIM

azed-and pretty slim. The odds are thtat youigvill havelto strain: on your ovg/nuxfeteet {ragga 12th:) “ggglflgl; talrggnmirtlagf and carn your own living an prov e yourse ves w your own o c s . ' of happiness. So quit playing at work. Grapple with it in earnest. Put {figllgtgioéléfrkfitfiaxe‘Laagleéllwfiz? all the intelligence and energy you possess into making yourselves such quoted n m Judm who loves experts in it that you can command good salaries and not only erililylpoetry: "The Dear . . . He the comforts and luxuries that moneybuys, but also provide yourself made-and loveth all". Judy with an occupation that will fill your days with interest. Believe me watched interesteditv as I Owned

daughters, the woman who espousu a career instead of a man doesn't fllfinaglgifitiglfierfkealfils. Icwaakeg‘: always make a bad bargain. '

ed a few minutes before corn-

'1 ‘omorrow is Forever

J Needlecraft 1.

Dewmcn at the crib had its origi?

in ihe days 0t" St Francis of Assisi.’

When he visited Home lll i223 he} asked special lJCYmiSSiOIl to Con-

Then a, vista must be obtained. and finally transportation. The entire

by Gwen Bristovl

so I urge you to put in the time between now and t the armistice in trying to flt yourselves for the new world in which

he signing of 2X“;

FOR THE HOME

ng this. The butcher-knife. I used in the operation was so dull.

- you will have to live after the war. Many of youihave gifownhualzlflynfellle (I1 aka“ ‘lute? gaggle‘: "1 den-i, Mme 1 1m‘. c,“ heard opportunity that the war gave you to Seiifl spec 85V?" m?“ that m‘; hired-mm used to say; “m” 1; a the Tokyo urogrgsmg .,,,-eor_,,r_~‘ who were experts in their ill1€§r tried to i; ve yglh 0;‘ ms b1 M, E rasp of two!" This step. leading up kersler was saying. ‘wiza; do ineyi take a second time. Fit yourselves to be Our n pensa e s. itgtfiiswafloxgaugtistygddaaltrfrqggem say about Pearl Harbour?" 'th." _ _. . .. - ' rjpratt angulered e-yidgniiy 1-e.| s.-. . . » —'~74—,‘—'—*-—"" " d tuck “Pom l“ “u? h C15" Jagufi “M w M». Bu» so‘ w “or”? is: Z‘.§i...‘"8.'35."i.“.§2..°.2...f§ us... mris- rate. made Elizabeth as ha; us h had Sh was not sure e cou s Y __ , ,, _ feared. "They call it avglorioug vic-' anything coherent. ' l did!" “kmw W“ beg?“ 5g? as‘; "lglelggj ‘gafiwigfoéhfn .2312 wry." he said. "undertaken in They gct home. Kessler said to eliclllllied- A11 a ‘i: enxease Jud‘; termed t ufaedqn-qp" a“ self-defense. since the Americans her. “Don't stay up to entertain m°~ “m” nlmew" Arthur’ p m’ p searched it carefully for swallowec- were 3011i! t0 attack Japan any Mrs. Herlong I'll wait in the BIiT-Wtop ltl _ d v rm“ m. 0m" valuable‘. mjnutej’ dam by the p001 " Ho stood like a darlk slit: cubes; “The rats." said Mr. Stern. Elizabeth said good night. and Salli“ "-19 5'53" 115,5 ‘ml fir‘ n ent on to find the h . ery SPratt agreed. and continued, went upstairs while SDTI-itt drovc as h; leaned heav l 0'11") car‘; wonderful in all its sannlinus. Judi! "And they call General MacArthur over to the Stems’. In the room ‘Phat figure a5 she as.“ was re°,_ examined "the win De to flnd the laughing-stock of the Orient, she looked at herself in the mirror. like Arthur. who ha beenhag e (c; the m», 53¢ than w; (- and Roosevelt a paranoiac war- her face looked back at her strange- as an Indian A varilue s l; gwb t the chicken in its cieapness fir! monger leading his befuddled 1y urdiuary- she h" l0 speak w doubt "Med “m”; m" m ‘l, hud “Pumas l” i,‘ fé" °l mg a,“ m- couniry to destruction, and ask him now It might be m0" 59m‘ ll’ was gone as q“ C} v “his a their?! u‘) aw“ I w“ a Why we don't give in. now and make ible to wait till ‘tomorrow. to be a- aegziemlgfdrslie Was l‘ sht- i ma" BY- _ _ , peace, since We cant uossibl ' win- lone first and o some ' - , _ most of it 1.. a beautlfuulylmodul- She could 3o to bed. (T0 Be °°“l‘"“°d‘ Twam "mm" M” “M K“ ated feminine voice She sp€\ks Sipratt came in she could pretend perfect English. probably went to to be asleep; he would stop by her college in Seattle. They wind up room, glance in a moment, and tip- by playing Old Black Joe." toe to his own without disturbinfl “Wh ld Black Joe?” her. 'I'h.at might be better. But the ~asked. could not wait That man in the Don't ask me why the Japs do

garden was Arthur and she had to anythinz. Kessler." Spratt gave a tel‘. him she knew it. short ironic laugh. "Why don't Sue went downstairs ihroulh you all come over some evening and ths quiet house out. of the back listen? We can usualy pick up the door into the garden. Kessler was broadcast around ten." there. but apparently he did not "Speaking of time." said Irene. hear her footsteps in the grass. "do you know its getting very late? H9 was sitting with his back to We really must be getting alongfllher. relaxed comfortably in a deck- she suggested, turning to her hus-[chair by the l where a moon in nd ;its first quar r threw a faint rip- To Elizabeth's ineiapressible re-mling trail of light The garden was lief he agreed with her Sprattlcool and full of fragrance. Eliza- asked for the check, and Kesslerlbeth halted a few feet behind him. asked a waiter to get him a taxi. "Arthur!" she exclaimed sharply. Elizabeth got up with the others "Arthur!" She heard the Stems telling her it Did he give a start There was not had been a leasant evening. and light enough for her to tell; besides heard herse answering. Holding the back of his chair was between the handball tizht s0 that the pres- them. But he heard her, and turn- sure of the clasp on her hand ed. His hand sou ht his cane and would keep her aware of her sur-

he got slowly to h s feet. mundings, she went with them to- It seemed to her that he took s. ward the checkroom at the front. long time to speak, though when where they paused while the girl she remembered the scene later she] brought their coat-s. Spratt held thought it alight have seemed so her coat for her. As he slipped it because she was too distraught to around her he bent to speak to her have a sense of time. l-le Onlry said. in a low voice. “Were you looking for someone, "How do you feel, Elizabeth?"

Mrs. I-lerlong?" "I'm all right." She made herself For an instant she could not smile at him reassuringly. hoping answer. That voice of hlk he could not hear the pounding of shs could have heard it so often her heart. and not have known!

"That brandy hit you for a minute hen she did not answer, he didnét it? Sure you're all right said, “fliers is no one but me in n”. .. . .

~ Svpratt But fit.

the garden.‘ Elle nodded. De Elizabeth came toward him, and Aorigliirn-somehow a had to speak

walked around to the edge of the . pool so she could face his chair. A waiter approached them. "m. " " Kessler?" he said. and Kessler

this nonsense. she ex- claimed. "I'm looki for you and turned. The waiter said there

you know I am. htsr y did some trouble about getting the taxi. you lie to me? Whv dldnt' you They were hard to find these days. come back before?" fewer taxis in service and so many .Sh¢ was looking at his face but Devlile 1151114; them to save zas- she could not see its expression

There would be no problem, Even the faint. moonlicivt came Sprstt assurred Keesler H's hf

behidhamwli itseemed selfhsdtogobythesternsrtoget n n

szruct a. crib to iind the faith- iul or the mystery of the incar- nation. Leaving Rome, St. Francis arrived at Greccio on Christma Eve where he served as deacon at the midnight mass The legend relates that having sung the words of the Gospel "and they laid Him in a‘ manger“ he knelt to meditate briefly on the sublime mystery. in his arms appeared a child sur- rounded by a brilliant light and to this day in the Basilica of St. , Francis of Assissi a painting, the wcrk of Giotto, represents St. PTAHClS as he appeared that] Christmas Eve. I Since then the devotion has spread ail over the world I Q. How can 1 remedy s dry Tlle actual crib in which Christ. skin? V was born is said to have been A. Cleanse the face night and brought from Bethlehem in the ‘mi looming with a 400d cold cream century to be preserved in the Lib-Jnslrefld 05 "$111K $080 Brill Wale!‘- rlan BflsillCa at Ricme IFhlSbfl/IU ilfieebl; the skin Sgt-i and 1120 rou e w exper enc n ma - - ling the powder adhere to the face. RAGHTS 0F “OMEN I Q. ow can I remove discolor- Married women should have the 3mm Flflrlommfilmlfn flares‘ 01d right to decide, when peace comesi weak Solution cf vine“: and Waco“ WllfillPl‘ they wish to return tmabom 1 mmespwnyul o! vinegar w‘ their homes or continue in their}; qua", of wanna b slowly m a present 10b5, says the PQDDYt of the boiL and let, boil five nflnufgs, recent southern Ontario Y W.C A. How can I keep brown sugar conference isued to-day by Miss Jean Hall. national program secre- tarv

from lumping? A. Keep the brown sugar in an “if women are not allowed this freedom, ‘ says the report, "they

open jar in the refrigerator and it

will become and remain soft a-nd become frustrated and this frus- tration is carried over into their

flee from home life and all their humanis- ..__

procedure requires two to three months Grinnell a Harvard igraduate 1936. said that before a .couple can marrv they

,an agreement that {States cannot repatriate the ‘until after the war

ow can | i’!

‘By Anne Ashley

JUMPER MODE

In the mood for a new Jumper. a smooth younu style to mould your figure delightfully? Try this one in wool or llaberdine; with a blouse of Platid or stripes to enhance the ef- ec .

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Bend 20 cents for PATTERN. which includes complete sewing guide. Print your Name. Address and Style Number plainly. Be sure to state size you wish.

Address Pattern Department The Charlottetown Guardian.

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Tliis_War—-F:ur Years Ago M

B The Canadian Press We ate at the round table in 3c.‘ m. 1840~Prime Minister kitchen which Judy spread with Churchill reviewed the oflenslve in the second-boat. cloth. Tonllzh western E83’ t. warning that illfeil‘ ‘regret not using the best. The

of German BIVBSlOII of Britain perwner. mainly of Judy's oookinlt sists. Admiralty issued conununicue delicious. Jamie perhaps eniwed it of Mediterranean naval operations better than

“m; y. Rlsto Ryti elected eat .

president of Finland.

Karolyn carried the birthdayofilée m“, Adan‘:

which every one was ob mire right away.

do " Jamie

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IUHNSUWS

ANODYNE

ALIANIMENT

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oo too an candles were lit on Jamie's birth- day cake. Judy removed the lamb from the kitchen when she had found four candles to~ replace it. Jam diudught- d the flicker- - - watched them it'll‘ mil-e . ‘nm aim mini “lit.- ‘ltil’. bbf“'P-‘r‘r.l2.‘.'"u.2“lté°.i iii: i‘: ea o . . - ma em and wish hm- wish

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main even tho h I tell her lust wis wlthou workim toward an ob ective is only a feeble Ree- ture. Ma be Judy's wish is ‘of an- other ooor" and "ever the woman wait-s!‘ They spoke of ‘wish-as. Jafinegtsaid his would bemflorx health an r - or» Jeanwsw would be sxensib

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to RELIEVE MISIIIIS or

BROIICIIITIS

Row get real relief from oolillilr soreness and congestion of - chitis-this

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