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Living s.

oman’s Re alm f Social and Personal

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Leisure

-—-The Woman ’s Realm

GONE (By Mary Elizabeth Coleridge)

About the little chambers of my heart Friends hsrve been coming — and

going-emany a year The (i(l(_)l" sznnd open there Some, 1‘ r.._\' stepping. enter; some,

tiouiir t.

c- back their laughter; 10:1,:

l‘ llﬂliac with song.

one is shut, one churn-

riressmuker l iuible Jabols ‘

Dli-nness _ xis scmlﬂlﬂ, nix-rug sir" "hi pleats. l . I l

"intc we..r in t-rwn navy often re.if"\'(‘d b\ \\'h te.

are lcunt-rs.

C.‘.s :rl felts in b qtrt colors ri p‘ over one eye. "lﬂicyre worn with nDOYiS suits.

Big brim hats are w rm brick on the head

V.0ivt uril \\";‘ polka print. tire ntzr and tlcrcrnrng.

dot

Skv blue. pull.‘ pink, eggshell, bclgc. rrrzirzt- and lipstick red are among the lending summer colors.

(‘p of mark brown lts itsed for

There's a sut down Piiilt Avenue. coats iintl surzs

Cloque orgrmdies are much to the! fore I l

WASH ONE GLASS AT A TUVIE

To .1\'0:d breakage iviien rvilshmg‘ " nl srrrnware. line tne dishpanl a ztrick illtklSll tovrei and

x _ one glass at a time, Use warm ivnter and giod suds. Rinse in clear, not roo not water in c. gnu also lined with a thick pad.

ry w h a lrirtless towel To re- move . iru spots from cut de- signs. mruh carefully with n medium stiff brush.

9 irradiated Carnation Milk does

wonders for a cup of coffee. This creamy, double-rich evaporated mill: is ﬁner for all cooking and creaming.

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CLEAN FLOORS

B! you nﬂclect to cleanse your floor brush. frequently, you cannot expect to have really 0.61111 floors. Fltor brushes should be washed at least once a. week.

moons

You can eliminate many house- ClOJXLIIR difficulties by installing waterproof f.cors in the vestibule hall, kitchen, and pantry. Use lino- leum. rubber tile, or asphalt Install a bathroom floor and base warn- SUClllll! and walls. Use hie or glazed vrali covering. (There are many lovely‘ new patterns on the market nc-w I Replace broken or loose floor lfllsards. stuirr varnLsn and shellac

cors ,

tvrznrlrrvo oowrvs

Srnull brocades in crisp, deep ivory fiiillc are lELitUrrd for June oridul parties. The been ant que ivory or chitmpngric is quoted as plrclerrcrl r0 white nccause l: is mare flutterxntt to the COIIlLllGXJIII rri "church ljglats.‘

SHORT CAPES

The brief cape often replaces the short jtickct.

Tailored sll-illllullg dresses ir. pastels, bright colors id big do: patterns are Slls-Wn in New Y irk. “PLUNGINGW NECKLlNl-l

The high-low neckline with fine frill or pJﬁlWd ruflle i: a favorite for blouses.

A metal lever on top of a new rubber bottle stopper compresses the rubber when it is inserted in a bct-tle to ensure a tight fit.

TllERI-J'S—A IILFELRENCE

D0 not be confused when pur- chasing toilet water and eau de cologne and think they are tne some tilting; they are quite different. Toilet water is a d.lir.ed -t';im of perfume while eau de enLgue l5 a combination of citrus oils. herbs and alcohol. Eau de cologne is not necessarily perfumed and it has been only in the last 15 years or so that per-fume was added to some makes of the product.

Gibraltar was remgnized as one of the Pillars c-f Hercules in ancient days. "

Taffeta, pattern-st. - for entire hats, wh-uh have a ruche edge, or the fabric makes the crown and the brim is or‘ milan.

SILK JERSEY FOR DRAPED GOWNS

A well-known American de- signer. favors thin silk Jersey as a fabric for clinging gowns. Especially for the wonirrrl wno likes

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_ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIA}!

one spectacular jeweiied spray or.

clip, she has desgned a. dramatic evening gown or draped white silk jersey with a clinging but rather full skirt. The space from (‘ilp to bust is moulded to the figure The top is merely a halter cf the jersey cut very narrow on one sine and wide on the other. 'lhe narrov: side of the front is almost covered by a mammoth Jeweiled spray oi emerald; and brilllanfs Fbr duy-

ITCHING DISCOMFORT OF

ECZEMA

quickly soothed and comforted. Buy today at your druggisfc.

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Crude Speech a Barrier to Nluking Nice Friend:

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lDorothy Dix Says-

UNSUITABLE MARRIAGES RARELY WORK OUT RIGHT

Most Of Them End In Divorce Courts, So Why Take The Step If You Know It Only Means A Bitter End

Dear Dorothy Dix-My granddaughter, Clair, aged 23, L; en to g boy of the same a . He has no regular emplo ment. Nelthearalr: she, and she lives at home and helps her mother a little wf the housework.

. The? cannot afford to marry now and. unless a 1111151519 111117119118. they never can. The trouble- some pm-t of the situation is that he has very strong religious views while she is not a member of any church. Also, he is extremely ealous, not Only of bo s but also of her irl frlcn s, and this cuts her o _from many activities which she cares. for. Again and again she has sworn to break 03 With 111m. but she never does. ten he away on business and during this time she seems happy. But when he comes home she becomes nervous, irritable with the family and seem; under a strain. When appealed to for advice about this situation, I can only say that such things work themselves out ln time, but privately I th nk that Clair is making a mistake to cut herself off froru contact with other young peopfe while catering to the jealousy cf this young man, What do you think?

A WORRIED GRANDMOTHW.

I ANSWER-Certainly unsuitable marriages do work themselves out in , time, but it ls generally via the divorce court route, and one doesn't nerd i to be a prophet to foretell that that is what. will happen to Clair and her , boy friend it they are foolish enough to undertake to live together until

l death shall them part, when they can't get along together even when they | see each other occasionally. a I .

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The one question that all engaged couples should ask each other is not how much you love me, but what sort, of golf do you play? Which do you prefer, jazz or symphony concerts? And what are our views on; corned beef and cabbage? If they ﬁnd that their tastes an habits cllcir;| if they have the satire views on politics and pies; if they play the same games and rend the same books, then lel. them march to the altar uri-,‘ lllfilld. Otherwise, call the match off and save themselves headaches and heartaches and alimony. r

Wives Cannot Be Regimental!

In the case of Clair and her boy friend the difference in religious views makes an insurmountable barrier between them, There are enough other things for n’ husband and wife to ﬁght over besides religion, and it is suicidal for any one to enlist in a holy war‘.

People with deep religious convictions should never marry any one outside of their faith because if they do they are in for a lifetime of argu- ments that never convince and coerclons that never succeed, but that only makke bkoth parties antagonistic and destroy all the peace and happiness of t e ome.

As for Clair deliberately nrurryilig a inuii so jelrlous uiirl dictatorial that even before marriage he cuts her off from ail associritloir with her; girl and boy friends, why, the place for her is a home tor the feeble- minded. She ls throwing away her every chance of happincss because! such a marriage hasn't a ghost of a show for success.

New Wives Have to Change Ways

Dear Miss Dix—l have a pretty smile which people call "a million- dollar smile.” 1 worked in the business world for l0 years and have got in the habit of being‘ too friendly with men. 1 mean 1 smile too much and have been told at. men think I am flirting with them.

Now I have got married and ﬁnd that 1 have to tone down. Can you give me some good suggestions on self-control, acting digniﬁed, and so

\\ Isn't

Errors ‘ b t no one leaps tn reply to her ' just COME yesterday; is the water AWFUL cold?" | Such a crude vocabulary ls. hzrrrllv an entree to the smartj l

A‘.'.'Zll‘f'. Of lie So attractive lonlzlnﬁ.

vrczrtinn set who shy correctly "CAME yesterday, AWFULLY Cnltl."

tvhy does such a pretty girl kccn on making errors which she ccillri so easily correct?

Sometimes it's n mispronuncin- ti-'1,,“rec-a-nizc" for "RFC-OG- NIZE."

Other times she's guilty of piling on unnecessary wnrds-"INVITED grosts" instead of just "guests."

And she adores using high-flown but worn-out phrases like "the “proud father of a bouncing baby." “the happy pair“; although in the next breath she'll make some ghostly error like "dark-COM- PLECTED" for "dark - COM- PLEXIONED."

Such everyday errors. yourself, believing them correct!

Our 32-page booklet tells how you can acquire the charming. correct vocabulary that cultured people admire. Has pointers on accepted and condemned slang, gives cnmnum errors in pronuncia- ,. . ..._, M

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DESIGN

N0. 925

Uhe of the most attractive. pieced quilts is this Tree of Paradise de- qgn which is easily and economically made from scrap-bag materials. Pattern No. 925 contains illustration of the design and complete instruc-

tlons. To ordcr attem: Write or send above picture with l5 cents in coin or rtnmpr to eedlework Bureau, Charlottetown Guardian. V

To Charlottetown Guardian Needlework Department

Design No. 926

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(‘mwn hyruyf-writn your mime and ldrlrru rm (he line-k nil h llm nnmn of the picture rlrnirctl. Bend one cnm- \ plain lahcl for mar-h pir- lum you vmnt-arlvlm-a The Cnmvln Flinn-h Company Ltd. Dept. AH. P1). Ho: X79, Montreal. Quebec.

all of‘ them, you may have caught a few .

I possible red tape.

on? How would you go about calming down a too-flashy personality? I honestly thought I was a ray of sunshine and was always very o trmistic and ha py, but in nuarried life this doesn't go. Poise, pride sled aespect

-how oes one gel: them? ANswllib-I suppose the truble ls-that your smile 1a ex ted to shine only on the home circle now, and that "cram your sty e. 1t is

funny that men marry a woman for one thing and en want her to tum into something else as soon as they are married, but that ls the way they, are built and you have to take them as God made ‘em, and be glad they, iifé I10 WOTSC.

No doubt your husband was captured by your gayetyyour exuberancei and your hnir-fellow-well-met manners, and now he W111i! Y0" t0 Wm prim and digniﬁed and standoffislmwhlch will require some doing. But, nfber all, if our husbands want, us to be female chameleons there is noth- .r~,g for us to do but to change our coats.

Perhaps as good a way as an for you t.o become a modified ray of sunshine is to begin by washing o your, mike-up and coins llsht 0n the rouge and the lipstick and the nail Then discard Y9"! Kidd)’ raimenf, and buy some conservative c othes. You know the value on the .~'.nge of dressing the part, so if you want to look like a. lady dress like one.

’I‘hcn cultivate a gentle manner and a soft voice. Put the soft pedal on your laughter. suppress your enthusinsms and be quiet and calm in-

stcnd of noisy. Maybe if you do these things you will come to your hus-;

. r V g ‘t be h 1f nice as ou are now. In iiiéii satiiiietiiiiiiriles ngeld ggrtrxiewlglilusy Beillasatiho look l animated rain- bows, and in especial we need more of that ntfliionbdrg leblx

Your Individual

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‘THE COOK'S A CORNER

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TOMATO FRENCH DRESSING

2 cups condensed cream of

tmlato sou

1 cup mineral oll

3-4 cup vinegar

1-2 cup sugar

1 teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon paprika

1 tablespoon onLn juice

Worcestershire sauce

Method: Combine all ingredients and add enough Worcestershire sauce to taste, l teaspoon of this may be sufficient. Wnl these to- gether with s. rotary oea er or place in a sealer, seal tightly 8X10 snake thoroughly. Keep in the refriger- ator ln a c.vered container until’ remdy to us it. Shaka wgurcusly before usin .

The last of these is a mayonnaise made with mineral oll A table- spoon of mayonnaise made with olive oll or one of tne vegctablei oils contains about 100 calories, but 1 tablespoon od mayonnaise made with mineral oil only contains about‘ 5 to l0 calories.

your family's favour! O Take this nnlitlonal _

Mayonnaise (With Mineral Oil) 2 eggs, slightly beaten 1-2 teaspoon mustard l teaspoon salt 2 cups mineral oil 2 to 4 tablespoons vinegar or l lemon fume Method: Add the mustard and salt to the slightly ncaten eggs, Start beating with a Dover egg‘ beater, adding a little oil at a tinle,‘ until the mixture bectrnes quite] thick. Now add the lemon juice or:

sold in special ﬂavour-ruled pndruul

IIUAKER

nunity to try Quilter Cprn Flakes. Tut: the delicious differ- ence null maker. We are lo lure your whole family will like them that we ny: Buy Quaker Corn Flakes new. Then, put them to every tutu test. . . compare them for crinpnen, freshness, ﬂuvour- with lny corn flakes you've ever eaten: Then, ifyou don't agree they're the molt dell4 cinus corn flakes you've n/n mien, just return the partly-used package and you will get double‘ you: money back. Join the millions of happy families who enioy Quaker Corn Flake: as a daily treat. Buy several packages from your grocer today.

‘IT'S ‘I'll! MALT in Quaker’: famoril secret recipe that makes Quaker Com ﬂakes no extra delicious . .. no rich and flnvnurfuL And time ﬁner flakes are crinpier, too . . . touted to crunchy perfection, than

(URN FUIKES

‘ JUNE 5. 1941

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‘ Quaker Corn Flakes

Tliclr rlch malty ﬂavour vvlll vvln

vinegar alternatcl with the rest of the oil, This will eep well if stored in the refrigerator in a well-cov- ered container. A few chopped pick- les or chopped parsley may be atl- ded at serving time if desired.

Capes cover the smartest. shoul-

AMomingSmllc l ders this seaszn, and :his easy-to-

....i lmake style will be the perfect one ‘for your wardrobe. Crisp lapels or l

The vacuum-cleaner salesman t1 mo" 1111111411‘? 100M118 Style 8W

who had an gppoinﬂmgnf, 10mm‘ both included in the pattern and

Neetllec -—'F'or The Home‘

HOROSCOPE

-——- By Frances Drake

SEPTEMBER 24 lo OCTOBER 23 (Libra) — Compete with the i008"- est competitors today. Building, other construction work, financial transactions, real estate deals, pro- duce and other consumers’ com- modities are among .he favored.

OCTOBER 24 t: NOVEMBER. 22| (Scorpio) — Under intelligent emo- tional control, you Scorpions should make unusual gains Lilli stunulst- mg and benefic day. whatever your occupatltrra or interests, you can e go: .

For Thursday, June 5th

MARCH 21 to APRiL 20 (Aries.- ~—Mﬂny aspects operating today tend to make it an interesting and

reductive period, especially where nltiative and appicatiori are rightly applied. Guam against uri- profititble delays and“ changes Move FORWARD with the least.

AQJL 21 t0 MAY 20 \TBJJTUS)— Ideal vibrations for vnur 111695110 talents and capability. Be a DOER; mak

lend a helping hand where you can to speed productizn anti to simplify NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER

matters. Pavel-able for personal 22 (Ssilttﬂrlll!) -— Y0" 50TH 111W! achievement, business advance- December B are cauzfuned nrtﬂt,» merit -

to extremes to ga.n your ﬁctive, All: Today favors matters of worth that are carefully planned and executed.

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) - Don't become irri- tated at slow prcgress ln certain matters, and don't rush and over- strnln on uneasentlaiz Unnecessary changes and hasty action that can incur losses should be avoided.

JANUARY Z2 to FEBRUARY 20 (A uarlus) - Mildly favorable perod, partculai-ly if you your God-given talents and per- suasive gsonallty in the rtiht di- rection. n‘: let aggravation ham- per you. Maintain prise. Be delib- erate. x

FEBRUARY‘ 21 to MARCH 20 (Pisces) — Your stars promhe ef- rellent i-esillfs for your endeavors and wile lans. Industry. mechan- ics, man acturlng farmers deal- ing in lumber and metals equally favored with artistic interests.

A CHILD BORN 0N THIS DAY Artistic. unbftlous, spiritually fn- clined; talent for writ-mg nno music

MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini) -~ No chance for ennui or inertia tics

rogresslvc day. industrialists, you ih executive positions should find today responsive to "ﬂour. efforts Domestic help, clerks, laborers mechanics and. you in artist!!! Md scientific activities are under es- pecially benefit: rays,

JUNE‘22 to JULY 24 (Cancer)? Not. so favorable for financial deals where you expect immediate return; as for steady progress ir. ali useful and constructive matters. However. control of the emotions and ambi- tlous endeavor will put you right- In front with those QHJOYlHI m:>re_ favorable rays.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo) —- Qenersl business and industrial matters favored over personal ls- sues. Gains likely in all wtlvltler of urgent necessity NOW. Farmers mechanics especially favored.

AUGUST 28 ‘to BIWTBMBER 2'! (Virgo) — You can put 1n a very: useful and pr receive day, Unex-l

to keep lt.1 He suggested the following day. 1

“That's my busy d.t,\ ', she snid. “If you call their you'll find me in a w

irliglg." siges small, medaum and large. Me-

"rhal, wgnll, won-y me, madam-ﬂ- dium size requires 3 1-4 yards of

said the salesman, "My 1351; Cu5_ 54-inch fabric for full lcng h style;

tomer was in a kimono", l l! lit-ll‘! yards for ihree-quarter cng- .

Two men were talking during a . s

concert by Sousrfs Band. "That fellow Sousa ha; no wn-l

01W.

"How do you ﬁgure that out-y» in; adaptable to any neadsfze and

asked the second man. "W911". was the reply. ‘the very minute he quits threatening them

win that little black club ana"°""d- T" Pallet-l Write Pllmlv

turns his back on them, the quit- aelrsn ystop working. Just when e .’ -

ALL THE PRECAUTIONS.

A man travelling in South Arner- h fcu entered u shop in .he capital of a small State to bu‘); a w..tch and chain. The watchrna e the articles and with them a re- volver, |

"l say", observed tn». astonished; traveller". ‘I d'dn't want a revolverﬂi

The watchmaker said: “Why! you've bought a gold watch! You mean to keep it. don't you?"

____ l NOTHING UNUSUAL l

Ari announcer was trying to keep the conversation fitwrng tvith a young lady fresh to tne mike. He touched on th.» subject of books.

“Tell me". he said. “have you read ‘Freckles?’

"No". she giggled, blushingly. “they're just ord:_n brown ones"

length or

you can make your cape either full I t» your needs. l

16 requires 3 yards of 54-inch fab- troi over his gang at all", said the) ti“

number Be sure to stats the size vml wish

r wmnred up “l”

three-quarter according Style No 2912 is designed ml

Stilt No. 3235 is designed for izes 12, 14, l6. 36. 38 and 40. Size Hot. No. 2910 is designed for- one t be ordered separately Bend Pwenty (Zoe) coin is pre- vour Name Adtress and the style

Style 110.2912 Size

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ﬂrovincc

Compound very effective to relieve such distress. Plnkhamb Compound ls made especially to be] such weak. tired women during d ﬂlcult dag‘-

ads. wonm mvrlwci Any LMITB.

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A TASTY NEW DISH

FOR A QUICK SUMMER MEAL

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RECIPE

I onouun smut I WITH POTATO AND I KETCHUP TOPPING I O Combine 1 lb. ground l

Iﬁclkﬂl cup soft bread mimbi, M cup milk, l I, bpaalt. Shnpeinrolnrge | oval M to M inches thick. I Place on Top with I I I I I

Brown in fat. hot platter.

mashed potatoes. Make wells in potatoes. Fill with equal part0 Heinl Ketchup and butter, heated to boiling point.

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likely: sensitive and sympathetic

pscted gains t rough your own t1 those in distress. Capable of un-

clevcr efforts. Give groper atten

lhenslon all plans and ideas of

rf htlv reared and in its choice of, He or she may 6. _ -

thrcugn without doubt or oppre- encouraged. Help!

tlon to the bi! Prwmrtlorm. Fbllow usual success if lprc-fcasfon or trade. follow n

O Heinz Tomato Ketchup hu an exciting tang that pep: up limplc F/arm-rviircathexnmealul Béglded romp u tomatoes, Heinz cgar TOMATO and racy spices, this sauce in rich with old-time ﬂavour. Try Heinz

Ketchup on ltcaka, chop! or

K E T c n P egg dishes!

I-I. J. I-hfu Cunpcny of‘ Cmndl, Ltd.

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