~s~ -"t?~.*?'§.:x-*"“ - 2 ‘e -. o .. - .,

j I - F-gecm 1n ital! a t ‘. m ...(.._..<_5 pan. but in this case lt _ g mus; be prepared the requisite num- t 1 " ber of hours in advance, even u ‘t ( _' elzht, trill E ‘ ' in ice and salt. t two hours. will bP Pnoulh- A_ \'g3_ ‘ _ When small molds are used Y0!‘ ‘ t mgugses only one-fourth as

x 4

Maple Mousses

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Moat people are pleased t0 b! nautical in here is one oi the least Mllfiflfii"? °£ mgplg momssesi One egg, two table“ apoons of cold watch 0 e syrup’ one cup o! cream’ the mouth lor a moment belore tak- ing the medicine. it can then be taken as easily as vcater.

of map] one-hull’ teaspoon salt. y First. hate cream whipped and

ready. Separate th

oi the BBE- Add 5°‘

a yolk and whip u

the beater in a sxilt blob and

, ures one ‘Ml

‘ ‘the white stiff. fold

'Pour int all the

maple syrup which has

‘ hot. Add one-ital! l

' 1; bring; out

l bowl in cold vi and keen

tut-a is col

‘ted cream.

motlsse tn a mo!

salt as ice need be a ha: oi clwlsllcd i? it needed It i; butbefgd paper over the mouss {ore fitting on the cluse-filiiflE w"? pm; gndtmge? _ J; a :55! and not to ha any o! it. bliCkinq out.

Packing ll‘.('l‘.l5."”S nlziY 1e wbli». suppose you have B

T‘ brick mold tvith close cover. F01‘ it» e

.. . h... bread um o! crushed Dally Arguments km sprinkle m], m.“ t.‘ crush in {he filled mold, liflvlllg a thin la.\"-“' “ML

er it. p it. put a small bat! 0 air-e o! the bread nan or" 1i- we whole into several thlckncsws of . ncnspepcr‘. and leave two hm! _ this small amount. with paper. and thfl mOHSS out a perfect brick.

i PAGE EIGHT‘ e fljlll‘. CHARLOTTETOWN cuaknmw

APRIL 17, m.

Woman’s Realm -:- Social and Personal -

:- Fashions -:- Literature

Mincemeat Can Be Used

» t

This g

Expensive ?—- Try

QCO- ,

Household Hints

n; Inberta u»

Think; ll u Around D h . l wit" ‘$1.’ orot y Dzx l ....

A Fashion Hint

their lood budgetinz. 5°

e tvhile and yolk d. water to the.

meas- cl one-third cups. Bea’. the .wo toxtlh"? o them. carefully whlplliné’ time‘.

the flavor. Have tilt‘ azcr WiIliE W“ “Wk on ‘rd-ripping tlll the mix- d. Then foldln the Whip- and tltialltt pack I118 rl or molds.

zt-e. ‘and halt salt 0t‘

vinegar.

Add sugar to the unbeaten white o When the stars of the high contra

the ant. and any Iortune-teiler is safe in predicting that I if they marry they will live happily ever alter-ward, To my desk come every day hundreds upon hundreds o! letters-sometimes as many as a thousand letters a day-and a large proportion o! these are wail; from Most o! them are from men and women who married whctt they were Just boys and girls and who at matuiTty iind that they have nothing in common: that they are bored to death by their husbands and wives or. worse still, those who

‘he °“E'h°“{ um or an egg. then baking powder. hem heated made in this way the whites of ‘mspoon °f 53h‘ eggs have more the appearance o whipped cream.

Medicine

“ma” cup It those who find it diflicult to take medicine will put a bit o! alum in.

Window Glass

_ h (mm 'I‘o remove mortar from window m“ n “m m3 glasfi, try rubbing with hot. strong

Meringue

Etiquette i

By Bbbefll LOO

used. or less. but

e be- ve much or.

be made slm- l small ‘ .

ut ice and a little salt around t ice about the - fold

r$——f0l‘ l Line the mold- e will come ‘

A Morning Smile

Not Acquainted i

"Where dlti the car hlt him?" asked the coroner.

"At the Junction o! the dorsal and’ cervical vertebrae." replied the medl-l cal witness.

The foreman oi the lury rose lrom his seat. v . i

"I've travelled this dern. country from one end to th‘ other and I'll be dad burned i! I've ever heard tell of the place."

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l JOHNSTOWS RIVER SCHOOL

The following Ls the standing of

Johnston's River school for the month of March. Grade X. l. Ruth Trainer. Grade IX. 1. Hilda l-lullorun. Grade VII. 1, John Trainer. I.

Brendan i-Ialloran. 3. Mary Power. Grade VI. l. Dorothy l-lalloran and

Raymond Trainor Iequall. 2. Gerald

Power. 3, Willie Ctxrrie. Grade V. 1. Llgouri Slaven. Grade III. I. Peter Cummtakey. Ernest, Currie. 3. Emmet Power.

Grade II. l. MTll/lh Brazel. 2. Mel- vin Cuiurlslky. 3. Mary Slnnott. l.

Basil Blavcn. Grade I. tat. l. Clair Binven.

Grade I. (bi. l. Richard Currie. 2.

Q. Are all place cards laid on the| “m” napkins? t

p to Q. Is it. permissible to mite in the‘ v ' _ 0m o! dog“ invitations to week-end guests just ‘B “o hows d new what train they are to arrive on and m’ s“ kc an 5 the, one in which they are to-leave?

A. Yes, unless they are Imcy cards t ° m" me “wlds that stand up, and these should be billet“ 5m" ‘° m“ placed slightly to the left.

Q. What does "showlnesfl m tip-

A. vulgarity in the giver.

BY ROBERT QU ILLEN

"When a. married woman get: to bein‘ mothcrly u» young lel- lera. it‘; usually because het- aid man his quit showln‘ much ul- fectlon."

if they get married.

the unhappily married.

nothing but boys and gt ‘ out from taking care of babies and trying to support g i without. all the pleasures that belong to their time or lite and whose feet acne‘ to dance and make whoopee and who long L00 heavy tor their young shoulders to bear. 1

each other to death, who fight and qua worst. in each other and who make their upon thousands of letters from husban bidden fruit-writes who are having secr beautllul and wonderful they are an iced them on the romance an Husbands who are stepping cu them as their wives do.

o!

Occasionally a boy and girl get marri beautiful and harmonious wed miracle when either the husband or the when a man and wo miracle happens so

on what the man or woman we m youth adds to these hazards the develop into and what we can possibly know this.

l woman or man he or she w

. A Man and Woman Who Marry Between the Ages of 28_and 35 Have the Greatest Chance of Happiness, Because Their Taste and

Habits Are Formed and They Have. Learned Tolerance

The bCSb.

Avllfilady Beautiful

In Many Recipes Mince meet may be uud in many different warm-making attractive

dllhu and at the same time helping the thrilty housewife in her problem o: utilizing "left overs." Here are a few situated mince meat:

Cum-ole of Minced VeuL-I lb. minced veal, 1-2 lb. cooked macaro- ni. 2 minced onions. 2 tablcspoontuls minced green ,, n, . z-l-pint to- mam pulp. 4 oz. grated cheese. sclt.l pepper, grated rind o! one-halt lem- on. Mix the onion, green pepper. one

elude" ls n. mental proqggg’ “d”. tvhyslcnl. “I concluded that 1

learned the lesson and Closed I book." ‘t’

mentary; firs! a as in “ma” h“ . as in "ate." and accent nrst m“: not the second.

Iwte the two h‘s.

Lesson in Englig. l! w. n. Clio;

VIOR-DS OFTEN MISUSED; uh

OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED.

OFTEN MISEELLED: with“

A woman wants Lo know what chances a couple o! 35 have er hnpplnegs I ShOUId say URI, l! they; 15 9n; period 1n life more auspicious than any other in which to enter into mutrunqmy it .5 between 28 and 35. It is then that all the signs point _ x to the altar and all the vibrations are in harmony and ctlns parties in the ascend-

have iound their pi-edlstlned mates too late.

‘Thousands upon thousands of letters from men and women who rls in age. who are tired and discouraged and worn

Thousands upon thousands o! letters from husbands and wlveu who bot-c . rrel and bring out everything that is homes a hell on earth. Thousands

1n tryung to analyze all of these

‘to is that the chic! reason marriage is a. young and before they are ready for it. married that we have so many divorces.

making a playhouse and they quarrel over it. when the novelty has worn oil‘ and scrap it

= see some other new toy that attracts them. ___._._.

Naturally. not every young coup

Marriage is bound to be a gamble.

_,_---- e their tastes were formed that so man)‘. ales, t

It is because they married betor

husbands and wives are uncongcnial an

POOR PA

BY CLAUDE CALLAN

"Beula. won't cat. much when \ her husband is preuent becluge she wants him to think she‘: an

whfln he leaves.”

' Lawrence Brazel.

with t ‘=== arguings and bickerings.

they have developed along different lines an '> This is what send! so many men and women’

pose nor an idea in common. away from their homes hun

Boys and girls are not read their playtime. They are not rea aibilltlec that go with matrimony. dance and skylark and tau tor n. kitten or a. puppy to p heels in the pasture.

bills. when they have to st Charleston. when they ha

boys are making enough little love strong enough to stand the and anxiety about where the money the grocer.

a Invalid. but ahe mnkee up for it

Whafs become of the

(‘Superfluous l/Voman?’

HESE were the women that the census takct used to put down

u "Females without Occupation." You know. Women with grown-up

families. And the familiar ailing relative: that had to be supported by some other member of the family. What’: become d! time rut-celled "cupcrtluous women?" Health has everything to do with it. Just talk to women who've been luccclsful along their own particular lines. They'll all tell you they take Nujol regularly.

' "I turned rlur good habit from our school doctor," you'll be told. "She advised all the girl: to take it, expe- cially whenever we had to cut down on our regular exercise. You know how headncby and dull you're apt to feel. Well. you'd be surprised to we who: a difiercnce i: nukes if you talc some Nujol for a (cw days be»

' iobeblud."

blynpm pr.

Nolucmuyilg. Fochluiolan‘: poul- yomevcnwhtflyvtfflbdow I: oontab absolutely no medl- 1 R Clip. kitted by the Nulol

8

Times. have changed

hbontorin. 16 Broadway. New York. Sold only in scaled packages.

Nuiol not only keeps any excess 0| body poisons from forming (w: all have them) but lid! in their re- moval. Buy a bottle of Nulol k5 your dxugghe today.

any longer.

have come to themselves.

‘They know what q spend the balance of th people makes them cape mun or woman they select as he has got on hi; feet and la a

down and be fireside companions. Above all. the mature man and

life to be able to make the ndjustmen

their dispositions. We talk about

age (or marriage.

ds and et dates with men who tell them how

h t t ‘my "e and “no novel dot pattern. I silk

d what lovely eyes d flattery that their husbands never t with girls who .1011)’ ‘hem ‘mun o! nlgsmr which emphasizes llS classic tailored’ lines. is what make; Style Nu.

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ded life. but such cases are rare.

man have the same tastes a infrequently it isn't worth banking on.

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arry is antlwitat he or ahe is going to be. risk of what we ourselves are going are going to need in a lite partner. No boy or girl; No boy 0r girl ha; the ill be able to love at 45.

ting tor that sympathy and understanding that we all crave and without which lltc is cinders. ashes and dust.

y for matrimony because they have not had dy to settle down and assume the respon-i It is as natural ior them to want to gh and have good times and be carelree ‘l: it is lay with a painted ball or

loyrldcl. they get disgruntled and blame each o or the other Ls apt to kick over the traces?

Nor is the average young couple ready financially to marry. money to support a. family, and there

they are 30 a. man and woman have had

girl can. They have learned self-control on haw tn keep or! other people‘: prejudices and to step the adaptability of

taken ages to teach u: how to give and take. .

m- theme reasons and many others I think that around the 30a la the ideal \

8T6 Still

tamily and doing

to be rid o! the burdens that are’.

l

wives Who are nibbling on for‘

give them.

failure is that people marry tool

wile does not outgrow the other and l

We are compelled totake a, chance but ; tog

ialnteat idea oi the kind at‘. | d that. so many homes are filleut

For how could it be otherwise wfien‘. d have not u thought nor a pur-t

tor u colt to kick up its

_€__. When they get mirried and they i ny at home with the babies instead o! dancing the ‘. ve u; push the perambulator instead b: going onl

have to inch and pinch to meet. the

ther for their plight and one

Very few is nullity strain ot shabbinese and sordid living is coming lrom to pay the rent and

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All of us know hundreds of marriages that are tenures that would have been successes" if only they had been properly been enough money tor the couple to live on not have got on each other’; nerves until they could not

imanced. It only there had in dccnt comlort they would endure each other

All of these pitfalls the two avoid who marry around the 30s. They Their tastes and habits are formed.

ualltlea they desire in the one with whom they are to elr lives. and their knowledge o! the world and of ble of judging the character and dicpobitlon o! the a mate. Then, by the time n rnln 1x30 or 35 ble to provide tor his home. Also. by the time their fling and are ready to nettle

._.._.__.._. woman have had enough experience o!

ts o! matrimony better thou my boy and d acquired not and patience and around the angle: oi youth. flonunlc. It

noaorav out.

to good taste lol- wear. interpreted in

. SO smart. letters the C0nCluSl0l1 that I have come: 8mm ‘or which can be hm. .' l6, 18. ‘.10 t a _. 36. 33. 40 anti It in because boys and iirla geti 1:55 3C n They enter marriage like child-m! m “Zora times as chfldren do find B" “rend. green. plain washable silk crcpt- in as chudren d0 when m” ‘I violet shade. red and

weight tweed in txood-violct tones le that gets married goes on the rocks. ‘ m ‘my check Damon" “Dam; m. ed and dewlop mum" ‘M nvelout l l crepe de chine. Printed bique. navy’ 1‘ *5 ‘ 1 blue

t, 40 that they had at 20. This; violet’ silk Crepe‘

igreen georgette crchc and bluei Pattern lot’ this L015 LEEDS- unusual model price i5 cents in

istomps or coin (coin is preierrctlt ‘Wrap coin carctully. I I

BEAUTY QUESTION SANSWIRED and

Reducing the Bust

Dear Miss Leeds-ti) My mother is 5 feet 5*’, inches tall and weight 15B pounds. l-ler bust measures 41 inches and she would like you to tell hel- how tcfreduce it. t2) I am l5 3'03"‘ old. almost l6. and I am 5 ieet inches tall and weigh l3’! pounds. My. measurements are: Neck, 12%; bu: 32; waist. 26; hips. 34; calf. 13%: ankle, 8",. IS my CB1 l small for my ankle? How can I gain or lose where I need to? PALS. Answer-Ali It is not possible b0 P reduce the bust made firmer and regular exorcise. shoulders elbows bent.

I I l t

I the

SMART T AILLEU R

circles in the air with the point o!‘ your elbow. Repeat until slightly (cttigued. the arms on the chest.

arm muscles and slowly nrnts apart against re the tensed muscle. For exercise, clasp the hands oi the body. elbows bent. Now

Its tailored simpliciuv Will appeal general dtiytlltte silk trcpo iii The rind pun‘ mitt stitching,

crepe twining a

481 tlic in

It's easily ltlatlc. the right arm. hand; have slowly reached the right}; side of the body. and push to the lett againlt resis-

It ls iashlouable in chartrcu-"c

bust. jersey

inches

crcpe marocain. grasshopper’ ‘ vclop; dont rvorry about it.

Clothes for n Short Glrl 1

Dcar Miss Leeds-All I am l5‘: years old and very short. What style ot clothes will make me seem taller? Fashion Magazine. It's just filled with x5 bu“; m “gm 1°‘ ‘n3’ "c? m’ delightful styles. lnclutlzzig smart en- My "ose i‘ “ma” shim!‘ 9° W“ sembles. and cute designator the kld- mm“ m“ t“ ‘Mk b“ M ‘mwder

, w-osld b: all right to use? 12) I have i my itnir parted on one side with one y car shouting. My mother says that e it does not look well. What do you ‘think about it? <41 ls lemon juice

We suggest that when you send. for this pattern. you cut-lose 1O cents additional lot" a copy o! our Spring

l good for the lace. and tvl-ly? For The Cook f was Mo. Answer — ill Choose one-piece

; (rocks. with straight lines. Sear: col- lars on dresses or coats would be nice. ___'A l Black will make you seem even tvkgieabiggzjozizfitfouir“?~ till‘? 6255' smlllel‘ than you are. choose a ’ . c a s . melted butter. one cup“ sugaipttfi]; ‘lshnreéolcn {oer your ‘pl-Tgbsonume’ yolki Saving out me whims‘ mm “dd ‘ costume with straight long coat with other ingredients to the yolks. Cook‘ ' ' d until smooth. stirring constantly. Cool. 215:5: 5931a; Em?) ‘ prznudqfmfik Pour mm a baked ' l n. l\ . . c. ' ° ' "m" “" ’ p“ meringue o. me sm;‘y‘°w;;;ped a skin lotion made o! equal tam or and three tablespoons sugar and pile dlzitwgtrfh Tax‘; “h? “:5 ‘on top. Return to ' t b - ' " e w“ er‘ g 1.8mm men o run’ very careful to remove all the powder t i at bedtime. If you do not. it will v Cause enllrfld pores and bllckhetda. t t3) Some girls look well in an un- . symmetrical colflure like youn. l cannot tell whether it is becoming to you et- not, but it your mother thinks it ls not. becoming. the is . probably right. t4) Pure lemon Juice I is too strong for use on the akin. ; Mixed with other lngredlcntc it nukes a good bleaching agent. ' L01! LEEDS.

Orrrgc Meringue Pie