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has a .iob of work to do. The Bess- borouizh family provides an exani- iile ot this working war effort. Lord llvssboroush, one-time Governor- Lieiieral o1 Canada. and a, well retu- etiibcred visitor to Charlottetown, is chairman of French welfare. l-le catches the 8.10 train every Wiorniiiﬂ to London. where his work includes responsibility Fotor the welfaied ti‘ Free Ffffllt‘ i rces overseas an a i , , -_ . home. Ladv Bessborouizh is in the fgllfdnstkfgixl,‘iifgéézsigsbrnrolno . . S . and also an actiie work i-l ' t ‘ in the Si. John Ambulance ASSDCLl- tion. Eldest son. Lord Duncannon. is attached to Canadian Headouartergi and Lady Movra Poiiaonby.

nurse in a liosnitahat Chichester.

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for air raid victims. - - -

airmen from the Maritime Provmcv Maritime Provinces lToronto this week and over

commit-tees and discuss

ltors were there at. the iiuiiiiciil. bi

place. tiossiliiv a l‘€‘\'l‘t".1\l0ll ceiirrc can be found

H R H PHIICQQS Alice. Counteis‘ oi Allllflllt‘. Li B. E. was the centie of maiiv liaiim‘ good wishes in Ol- tau-a, ‘Fucsrlav on the occasion of n h“ bmhtlm‘. . . . [same places or whcsc parents \\'\"l'f‘.

bu“ Hail-i» “'11P v1 "r 51111511?” ﬁi“élfflili.l‘ﬁ"fof“fl..f‘K353352125. nziibtissarini" to the United Stalcsdthiflknmv of 6mm.‘ every?“ “,0 Mm“ "or In“ bobhrd and named iire‘in need \‘Iﬂil\' of tlitunieuibcis mgml" 0n "gm 68mm‘ n‘ 15 5cm" lave d-iuoliteis who ll‘ll'€y(lflf‘l‘t‘fl to naved and turned up_in a rol_l iiil ‘~ ‘ - ‘ ‘

. . rt - t arlics for nicii back. Her COITlDlGXlOII is exception-the m“ "Us a D

. those own friends are iicl iii ttiivii. 8.3V clear and she wears but a touch ‘ f“, , . . .~ l ers from women sayiuz tier o make- l . f . to _

[sons were arriving shortly nlzuvccciirl- Mr. and Mrs. William T. ROKCJS Eﬁttlligeu) thlsqqfgélalglll'fg gfuﬁlgfealis was returncil this week from ancxteii: - , chow; lmnoimw. ﬁreside,“ MN ed and very iiiucli enjovcd visit with g Ewe]; Mwnonnid ,L M M0m2m,,_ Mrs. Roz 's‘ parents Mr. and Mrsu. N, renliéqcntm pl.ii,(.c‘Ed“.a,.d I“ Oscar bfiit-Callum Saskatoon. where l e d “ e '

, - lan Mrs. H. F‘. Patterson. New Ill€V_\\£'l'€ the centre of rriuch social Brunswick G4 A’

litiiiics hit‘ tlicv \\lll know a

are leariiic lllPll' inc iii ‘Toronto

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acunty’ o 0 0 a Forbes. Nova Seotia. honorary vi i _ - .. iresltlents; Mrs. J. A. Sett e. Drew'- Mic. E. S Coftui was aiiionlz tlielénl: Al“ can“ Cnxnben‘ M, S IIYIKIEC‘ llO1\'..5(‘_S enteriaiiiiiilz ths: Mama!“ A slum t‘ M‘. Duncan ‘Vqékﬂl, a 59H“? of “mugs. atglﬁ I lilarsiiall. vice-urtzsidenl. iss Mar- ﬁbJﬂLlHB llOllR, 12 ieeii t [Harm Maxims‘ Mrs‘ R Awnue‘ , , , , Fraser Mckonen. treasurer; (form- - ~ . - ~11 .< i.

ML and Mrs‘ Janws Harris left! ei Charottetoun resmcntsl Mis

vtxlﬂdw on a conlbmed businei. Glrviin. publicity and mcmbcrshiii _ _ ,. .

- ' n i‘: Mr. E, A. Mcliiiiis. rc- and DlP8Slll'€"ll‘l'l7 t_o Toronto. ffégfnlgnk. MI“ Wang“. B‘, .,.,,_ . ways and means: Miss l70ll‘ll1\' signing?‘ssnrlqrllgflmewllugiltdﬁiiv MacPhec. entertainment. be mostly artificial flowers. but. o a o nevertheless». they are eladdening to M" Jmk Pr“, n; (j-h;n-|n¢h>in“11

our hearts. The new sprint! hBlF- M‘ -. . u-hich the ﬁrst. harhinueﬁ aigein trgo‘, w“ slicn windows. are lavis v rimmc . 1 i , , with violets. And posies of vloletsfl“? Pl*’.a5ann5 EMeIHMNG are. as always at this season. wide y‘ h“ "Em \\'OI‘ll. The mauve tulips have also

appeared. _ ° ' ' ‘ visiting her motlier- Mrs. Begg in Mrs. (Dr) W. H. Pcthick had ui,New Glasgow, N. S., has returned \'e1'v mHCh elilbved krilmm! Daflv {to her home in Summerslde and tea last Monday afternoon fcri a o s v her friends wi_l1o_do’rici't play bridge. M“ wane, Cailbeck m“, a J- M. atial:*:il:a:"";;=i.cearl. wit. a Uuxed budge on Mondav honormz husband's {birthday Three table< Wing Com. P, Edwards and Mrs. ‘r , l v d~' I ' 7P‘ Edwards‘ who arrived last week Wi@hy“e e T’ a3 a“ a v93’ 1° y e‘_ j her family m take up her residence 111m; “as had. A attest at the ii-iit. was Mrs. Jacques. wife of Stalin/n e e e e Serg. Major G W. Jacquo‘ of the Mrs. T. B. Riley was among the R.C.A.F.~ who ha: been statiowd pie-Lenten hostesses entertainint: at. at Summerside for the past tivo bridize at. her home Monday after-‘monlhs,

ithig in Sllnimersirie, ti~o 211W? H. G. Miitlnrt aiiri is be- {lllffllg

O O O Mrs. Eric Macliay wlio has been

O O O O ‘ ‘ Serg. Major Jacques loft. on Tires- day for Debert. Mrs. Jacques trill ibe the guest of Mrs. Callbeck for la, :hort time and will join her litis- bancl at Truro later on.

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O O O O

It is much regretted that Mrs. Lezate. wife of Rev. Dr. R. M. Legate, has had to re-enter the P. E. I. Hos- pital for medical tr_eat_merit.

.

Miss Ada. Harris was among the popular bridge hostesses entertain- in: last Saturday. when she invited her friends to an afternoon and evening: DYHIEG party at Miss Martha; Poole‘: home. i

O O O O . . . ’

Miss Margaret Horne was host- The 13m; 0-31 i,- F r - ess at her home Wednesday aftcr- “aching ggsjgieglgld Qmce ogceemlf T117911. it 111/911? Pref-W 111F153‘? PBTW- hard 0f the Netherlands how go be a IIlHllJlR friends ‘in .lOl‘.SlX tables. flan??- pilot-lﬁit itQ is dwilliltfilil

_ w e ier e wi get uccn i ie - tmFI/{igi- g1?1'; $11195; mina‘s consent to cio much active

b l? ’ k. Tl ‘ll ' gzonldhqe Char1°ll91°“'11 H1391 °11 lﬁilsnbidaiiduoofrCrownuériilztféglsl I V‘ a o 0 a

volunteered for instruction on how Regretful farewells were said this,

to péaréorm one of {the toughest and week to Mr. Harvey Storms who left- mos angel-Gus '10 s of me w“ m ‘esterdai’ to join his wife and fam-'

order to make himself more use-fill . , as colonel of Netheminds forces anal lv_in Halifax after several mont. a aide 3,0 Queen Wilhelmina, 111e, residence licre in connection with airport work.’

Mrs. Fred MacRae entertained on Friday afternoon for bridge hOIl- ouring Mrs. G W. Jacques. who is ikllﬂ guest of Mrs. Walter Call- bec .

Netherlands ‘ Government has its own formations flvine Willi tliel

' ' Royal Ali" Force now and the Prince Four old ladies who received 15 keen and 9339p for the exgjtf- P3151“ shawls 5mm the Q1199" we"! ment of combat work. Nevertheless

so proud of them they refused to take them off when t-hev went m| bed. Her Majesty received

it is doubted um the Queen would] consent to her daughter's 001151112‘ 1119 taidniz‘ any great. part in flyiniz in-

sliayﬂgiogi a Woman 111 98118115. volvlni_z__tlie_dgingeif__of_active combat

TEA TOWEL DECORATION

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CHINA

Colorful cross stitch motifs do much to create a

DESIGN N0. X ‘I26 ‘tch . lre easy stitchery. Hot iron transfer pattern No. ﬁyﬁllé cninrtlainsqglg

motifs measuring from 4 by 5 to 4 by 7 inches each. and complete lnstrilg.

tlons. To orrlc attem: Write or send above plcti “llh 15 ls l i or stamps t eedlework Bureau. Charlottetowrlriivfardlan. can n Co"

To Chai1oltetown Guardian Needlework Department

Dasign No. X 7M NAME — ~ — — — — — — —- —

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Woman’; Re ai ‘Dill

1e Mallgrie send. we beseech W. C A. community centre Spirit into our hearts. our understandings with the betuil of Tliv lieavenlv grace. We ask this, dear _ Jesus Christ's Amen-Bishop Ridley U500-

Entertaininz \\Dl(‘lli‘l'S. sailors and

iivill be the chief war work of the $13k?- Associatiiii 1055.! Women's Auxiliary Ofllﬁfllifﬂfl 11161 0

women met to choose officers and

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l "Thou life within my life. than self

more near. Thou Veiled

0 Heavenly Father. the Auth?

, and Fountain of all truth. the bc - tomless Sea of all Thee

O merciful Pzitlier s Son. Our Saviour.

for 'I‘h.\'

O God. ‘Thou art Life. Wisdom

t made me in ‘Thine , and love 'I‘liee. scss Thec.

licrc beloiv. l cannot fitl lliis blessccliicss. lei it

ly attain

tilled at last iii the life to come. Here he the knowledge of Thee in- creased. and there lei. it be perfect- ed. Herc ‘ct my lovc to ‘Thee ETOW, and there let it. ripen: that my icy bciiii: here preat in liopc. may there in fruition be made perfect. Amen.- Ansem t " 109

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GOOD FOR BUSINESS.

Smith assured this wife that it i- .., u. _ ~—~L to mend | ie ‘ Wllldffwl‘. He tack the | nrasurtriiezits and went to buy the

glass. ' “Quite i; simple jab." said the

sli like: 5r. “You just pull out the.‘

oid class, fit in the new, fill in the pultix. and there you are."

Aii lirur iii cr Suiiitii pieenled 1i iii-cit iuvc niorc at. tlie shcp. The ys-prcioi" greeted him w.tl1 an air of brunt e-ffcicucy.

“Srinie $.14» again. l .=1i',‘p“.<€?" he iiiqui-ed.

msitv SATISFIED

".Vf\l'll‘lfi, ‘s it paslibe you are lliiiikiiig of getting niarized?" sazd licr mistress.

"Yrs, Ill8'lim.' admitted Martha.

“N t to that young fell.w who has hcen calling on you lately?"

"Yes. ma'am. he's the one."

"But you've only KllCWll h m three weeks. Do ysu think that is long enough to knc-w a man before tak- ing such a step?"

“Well? aI\;-\\'€l‘td Martha. “it isn't as if he was s me new fe‘low. He's recctiimended. A girl I know iias C21" god to him for; quite a

work. Described as a “natural” flier. Prince Bernhard was said by one source to be in an advanced stage of training. He is soloing fcl- lowing a stretch at. the dual con- trols. Crown Princess Juliana and their two children are in Canada.

Hzirem hems have their best. justification as being one way of} drawing in licimllne ﬁilness; and pleats, of course. do the same.

‘iinart \Valtz Easy To D0 With Diagram as Guide

Viennese Walt: Popular and Fun The gay. the charming Viennese Waltz! You want to be at your best in this newly popular dance. not one of the girls who just blunder along, losing glamour at each step.

Practise at home with simple diagrams. Then you'll whirl about gracefully with your partner skirts, coat tails flying-and you may be sure the stag line will not your airy skill!

The muln trick in the Viennese in to do the Waltz Turn smoothly I -—for you and your partner must rotate round and round each other.

Count 1—Siep forward on left foot. toe turned out, shoulders to left. 2—Make a half turn to left by pivoting on ball of left foot and swinging right foot around in I semi-circle, placing it to side of left. 3—Cl0se left foot up to right. Now continue turning, starting on right. foot.

Fun. isn't it? And you can u easily learn other smart dances.

Our 32-page booklet give: diu- grams and instructions for popular steps in tango, rumba, foxtrot. Westchester. shag Conga, waltz and Viennese waltz. Also posture; lead- ing, following.

Send 20c in coins for your copy of Home Course In New Ballrocm Dances to The Guardian Home Service. Be sure to write plainly your Name, Address and the Name of booklet,

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m '1 Social

Lenten Meditations

Pi sense inﬁnitely clear.

From I?“ illusive shows of acme I

ea

To ﬁnd inv centre and my rest in;

Thee."

understanding, . Thy Holy and lighten

‘Truth, Bounty, and Blessedness. the tenintiie Eternal. the onlv true God! . litiiritiine men God and mv Lord. Thou are my hope and mwlicartfs loy. I confess. ‘ETOilD had no idea llil\\' lllilllv \'l.\l- with tlimiksiziviiiiz that ‘Thou hast _ image, that I as soon as a central nicotine takes inav direct all my thoughts to Thee, Lord. make me to know ‘Vlice ariglit. that I may moi‘ 9TH Dl'(\\'lll('(‘< ‘(Hid INWYSIIIIDPYS “ll ﬂllfl IIlOlT‘ IOVP. ﬂlldﬁlllﬁﬁ‘. and DOS- lie contacted. lii lllls \\".i\ ivlicii iiicii ll‘illll-

MV

And since. in the life

‘ at least grow personal welcome i1. aivaitinu lliPlll in me day bv tlav. uiit-il it. all be fu‘- om ivomen who were born iii tlie

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During flie showing of a newsreel in Sofia Feb. 24, the audience “rose to its feet in enthusiastic acclaim when the pICI-I-IIES of their majesfifes, the King and Queen of Great Britain, screen," the British Broadcasting Corpcration announced. Authorit- Ies closed the theatre immediately after the demonstration,

flashed an the

I Dorothy Dix Says

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woman, but

rlends.

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home, I ain

» ".36. f‘. - would like to save screaming neurotlcs.

Answer- i No one would add more to the;

sum of human bliss than the onei some way tol

who could discover make old people easy to live with. but. alas, no such benefactor h s ever appeared on the domestic

more to torment us. long until we are ready to scream.

o out. to a movie, or for I We must; sit at home with her. takc her anywhere. we must. get. home before d She doesn't want. to keep our two child- ren when we ivant to izo out, but we mustn't hire a girl to look after them. clothes on the children. If I tiy to run inv own

THERE'S NOTHING AS SHARP . AS AN OLI) WOMAN’S TONGUE

Mothers Who Make Their Homes With Their Children Need T0 Be On Their Guard And Should Not Try To Boss The Household

Dear Dorotliv Dix-"Hoiior tliy father and tliv riiollier." are aiiv people more miserable than my husband and I are, trying to li\e up to lhls commandment. I woudl like to make their acquaintance. ‘They i

- my misery loves company. For i0 years my h“;- band's mother has lived with us and made our lives almost iiitole

If there

rablc. She is a good religious if slie were a, flcnd she couldn't no She breaches at. us all day We mustn't an evening with our lf we

I put too maiiv clean

interfering with her. If I don't. I

am lazy and trifling. It; is hell if we do and hell if we don't about, everything. peace and the right to couie and go as we please. but how to obtain it is the question we can't set- tle My husband and I have itot bunch of nerves, so have the children. and ire ourselves, if we can. before we izct to be a lot of MRS. S. H. Y.

All we want is

to be Just a

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CRANBERRY JUICE COCKTAIL

' 2 cups cmnibeims

2 cups water

1-2 cup sugar

Method: Ccok the cranberries In water until the skins burst. oir about, 5 minutes; strain through a sieve lined with wet cheeaeciom. Add the sugar to the strained Jule; and stir ever low heat until the sugar is dissolved. Servo goo cold In small glasses. This ls enough for 4 cocktails.

If you like. this cranberry juice may be combined with unsweeten- ed pineapple _julce. These juces may be combined in any desired proportion.

CRANBERRY SIIERBET 2-3 cup thin cream 1 tablesp-On lemon Juice 2 tablespoons melted butter 1-2 cup water 1 cup cranbmry sauce 2 egg white; Method; Cmibtne the. cream, 19111011 Juice. nielted butter and wateig stirring until well blended. then add the cranberry sauce and chill, Brat the egg whites until stiff. but not dry, and fold into the cranberry mixture. Pour into a freezing tray and free quickly. When the mixture is about half frozen, remove from the refrzgera- wr. scrape the mixture fr:m the sides and bottom of the pan and

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smwth out lri the pan and replace in the freezing unit until frozen.

CRANBERRY NUT BREAD

1 cup cranberries

1 cuip sugar

2 i-2 cups flcur

4 teaspccns baking powder

1 tcaspoon salt

1-2 cup chopped nut;

Grated rind 1 orange

the remaining 3-4 cup sugar with the fl:ur, ba liig PIIRWTII‘ and salt. Add the chopped nuts and the grated orange rind. Beat the egg slightly and add to the milk along with the melted butt/er. Add the milk mixture to the dry ingredi- ents. stirring just until w<ll.. blended, then add the chopped and sweetened cranberries and stir until these are well distributed. Pour into a greased loaf pan and bake in a. moderate oven (350 deg. F.) for a/baut i hour.

selves to new customs. they do not

want to. because they are convinc- ed that the theories and beliefs of their youth are far superior to any- thing evolved by modern civllizatlcn, Also. they believe that. it is the privilege of age to do as it. pleases, speak its mind. tell home truths. re- gardless of the feelings of others, Of course. not all old people make themselves disagreeable izuests iii their children's homes. ‘Iliere are. manv o‘d men and women who are gentle and wise and broad-minded

- and who are adored bv their child-

ren and their zrandchildrcn and whose presence is a benediction on a home. Unfortunately. however. these are not as plentiful as we could wish. and far too often when mother enters her children's doors peace and happiness fly out of the window.

(Continued on page 6, Col '1)

about it. for. after all, father 'is| father and mother is mother. Their children love ‘them and want to co their duty by them. i

They cannot sliut their doors in their parents‘ faces. yet it is a hard

scene. The world ls ﬁlled with i thing to have to endure the daily

homes like yours whose peace and happiness is destroyed by the faul -

ﬁnding and naailirii! and pettv tvr-, annles of old fathers and mothers. who think that they have a right tot, impose their own points of view and ,

barbs‘ of an cld woman's tongue, who is uucrulous and complaining. whom nothing peases, and who forces the whole famllv to live a llie of deceit bv trying to keep grandma from smelling their cigarettes or

habits upon their childreriiind their seeing tlie length of their skirts or

grandchildren. and to interfere with finding out when lives of those from a party.

every detail of the with whom they live.

Cannot Reform the Old

they got home

_It is hopeless to trv to reform tre od because they are set in their ways and nothing can cl-ianze them.

_An_d nobodv_lc_iiows_whut_to do_'_l_he_y__not._only_cia_nno_t_adaptjhem;

For Saturday, March In MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Arlcsi ——A generous, stimulating planetary day foi- the first day of a new month. Let nothing stop you fr.m DQPIOTIIEiHiQ a duty vilgth the lacs: of

I‘ a lty. lump yer an em- glg/e both an greatly favored.

APRIL 21 w MAY‘ 20 (Taurus)- Shoiild be agreeable r r business matters in general and for personal attainment as well. No selfsh de- sires should deter you from hclpng in urgent public duties. ‘These are day: for concerted action for the welfare of righteous causes.

MiAY 21 in JUNE 21 (Gemini)- Tedious tasks may test your stay- ing powers and your patience. but carry on, friend Gemini! "The bet- ter the deed, the better ih¢ day." Respond cheerfully to wise guidance and sound advice.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer)- No time for feigning fatigue or imagining you have trrubles in- surmountable. Todn is full of pos- slbillties for aclilev rig in business and work interests and for gaining contentment in personal channels.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Lem- slightly mire fari-able aspects for you born after August 7th than for you other lroltes, but the day is not. unfriendly if you have good in- tentions and are purposeful carry- ing them thrugh.

AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 23 (Virgo) - Literary matters, clerciil work. labonitorv experiments vnd research, inventions. trying out new improvements and devices, teach- inﬂ. studying, sports among the

first favored.

PIPTBMBER 24 In OCTOBER 23 (Li-bra) - The activities listed as favored frr Virgoans are also sponsored fer you Librana. Add inger and spice to your efforts but

U PMYIIN

'. t! '1 Llxilag-

Your Individual i-l O R O S C O P E l

———- By Frances Drake

on't build n: s cn quicksand. k fa. ll,

OCTOBER. 24 to NOVEMBER 22 (Scorpio) - If your dunes and time will pirimit, indulge some wiiolescme and refreshing relaxa- tion, amusement or health lnvtg» r- ating sport. However, don't, defer important. matters and then ltrain in a last-minute rush tn finish them.

NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER 22 (Sagittarius) - Your everyday routine, familiar work, substantial issues. week-end activities, philan- thropic and church service are first. 0n the MUST list. Be grac- i us, sociable.

DEIGEIMBER. 23 to JANUARY 2| (Capricorn) -_ Very encouraging» and generous influences. Business I transactions, money interests. collec- tions invest/meats. selllnﬂ, buying newspaper work equally favored with entertainment, amusements and romance. ,

JANUARY 2i to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) _ You should enjoy your schedule tada . whether it. be all work or recreaton or a healthy mixture of both. Not especially brilliant for topnotch attainment gill. a srt. of czmfortable, pleasant

ay.

FEBRUARY‘ 2i to 20 (Plaza) - ‘Pravel. onferences, stock-taking. checking old and new accounts and making ready for a busy week ahead are your stars‘ first choice. However. the who]; clay l: friendly to your especial tn- eres s

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY Calm, determined reliable, a, seek- er after knowledge. Self-effacing. Must cvercome timidity. overcau- tlon and self-belittlement. A cheerful. hopeful outlook is essen- tial to its success and good health. Ik-ach it to work for its own inter- ests and to a'm high. f-r this child

is capmblg of unusual success. Good looks its heritage

MY.TI-IAT'S GOOD BREAD! IT MUST BE BAKED WIT l-i

All good bakers are proud to nerve ‘you bread baked with BEST YEAST. Its golden, crispy crust and de- licious ﬂavour are be- yond compare. Because bread is best only when it's baked with F"‘9Tl

Made from the health-ﬂung Ill‘!!! of Maritime Spruce. Rememberi It’! QUALITY that countul

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beat until smcotiy but not melted, wild to have bﬁcn adopted lens 88°

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1cu milk

2 ta lespcons melted butter Method: Put the cranberries

through the food chopper and than mix with 1-4 cup of the sugar. Sift

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Leisu

—Tlie Woman '3' Realm

UNDERLINID IN GOLD

111mm an no many things u, do And many things to say.

But. the thing that. makes tho dlf.

ferenq

Is in, very special w: . In which we live our ‘vea, So that when all in told The make a lovely story Un art-lined in gold.

A story that will last within The hearts of all we've met- A story full of faith and love ‘Phat. no (n9 will forget. Though Lilfe be at its end And partings have to be The line of golilwill ever shine For it is Sincerity,

--Jean Morton.

ET. DAVID’S DAY

‘Iliiough it is his death thlt. I commemorated on March l, Welsh- men everywhere k 8t. David's Day with patriotic ce ebratlons and rejoicings.

_In honour of their Pakon Saint, iris in towns as well as villages ring out, their national costumes. No coat or hat is worn without its flower. The daffodil has pride of place on such. occasions over that other. older emblem, the leek _

when bawmen of Wales won a vic- tory in France on a battlefield where leeks grew 1n abundance.

Not a great deal is known of the early life of St. Dav-id though his father is said to have been a Prime of Gudlganshire. It is accepted that David was born in AD. 530 and died in his fifty-ninth year. Of the great influence, the good and miraculous deeds of the saint, Welsh literature is rich in records.

BEER BEGS BRIDE

Presents of meat and beer from the boy's father to the girl's father are uied to arrange engagements in Tibet, and acceptance cf’ this "begging beer" means an accept- ance of the suit.

FLOOR CLEANING

As u rule. varnished hardwood floors that; have nevu- been waxed should not be washed with water, If they are badly soiled, however, they may be gone over with a clot-h wrung from slightly srapy, warm water, followed by a second wiping vrith a rag moistened with clcan water. Wipe dry immediately and polish with an oil-treated mop.

NEH’ FACES

One of the mcst intere=t‘:i¢ s'de- lights of the war is the work done in a large Lmdon hospital where plastic surgrons remake war scar- red faces, One young soldier, who in a year's time will have a com- pletely new face. was freed to swim during the evacuation of Dunkirk. in a sea of blazlnz of! when the Germans dropped ﬂares on the (ll-strewn waters. When rescued he had hai-dlv any face nt all. But new cheeks were made for him from the skin of his Icgs: a new nose built up from the flesh his arm: one ear entirely rebuilt and new eyebrows made. In 12

ery. moistened wit sausage spread on pctllo chips.

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