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Price Control Questlofl ' And Answers

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Questions and nnswerp on_ Pm‘ Uornrol win urn-ear III ‘she lslldlfi' ian us a regular feature each til! she questions are those which Ill" reached the Wartime Prices HF Trade Board from housewives. I1 this region. The answers are phi-

lo ask on price control are invited to send them in writing to Jho Women's If ‘ ' Advisory 90m‘ mlttee of the War Time Prices and Trade Board.

. I am about tc be married and wondered what the regulations were concerning the length of my dress and ihe length oi the wiriesmaids’ dresses

A. The regulations length in- cluding train is 59" and the width 144' for size 16 The color to be white or cream. The attendants may have sLreet length dresses only, but in whatever shade they \vi=‘i

Q. I am fairly certain t hat a BIUJ-l‘ .n this s.reet has a supply oi peanut butter and yet the re- fires to sell any to me. can he do this?

A. There is no compulsion resting upon any retailer to sell goods .lf he docs not desire to do so- It may be that he ls saving his small stock of peanut butt/er for his establish- ed customers and he is within his rights in doing so.

Q I: it lawful to use a farm truck for transporting passengers to a. dance?

A N0. A man in Prince Edward Island was recently fined for doing so. The order intended to conserve gasoline and to prolong the life oi : s and ewwno ire enuiomcnt de-

r from i; ttlllCftfllll- _. ...i_.; a picnic or a social gathering" as “wasteful 0r unnecessary." .

DESIGN N0. 511 Different sized roses are em- broidered on towels, place mats, doilles, baby clothes. or framed. I-lot iron transfer pattern No, 511 contains 20 motifs measuring from l by 1% to 5 by 7 inches each with complete instructions.

To order pattern: write. or send above picture with your name and address with l5 cents 1n coin 0r ltam s to Needlework Burelu. Char ottetown Guardian.

CITY - - ~ PROVINCE — —- — Design No. 511

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Q. C n I secure evaporated milk from my retailer for household use‘! A. A system of controlled dis- tribution of evaporated milk was instituted by the Wartime Prices and Trade Board tc ensure suf- ficient stocks for babies under two years of age and those who require evaporated milk for health reasons. The retailer must retain s. certain portion of his stuck ior those con- sumers. The balance of his stock is “free stock" and may be purchased by any consumer.

FAIRVIEW W. I.

The annual meeting of the Fair- view Women's Institute was held on November 8th at the home oi Mrs L. (Y. Maclsaac.

The following officers were ap- pointed for the ensuing year. President-ms. Thos. Burdett.

re-electe’. MPic2 noslden‘ ‘Mrs. A. E. Mac-

an. gel‘. Ireasurer — ivilss Frances Dawson

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1t wok decided to lunch equipment snd kettle for so

hool. The sum oi’ $16.00 was vczted ‘t:

Fund." The teacher was asked t0 make necessary arra ents and if possible organise Sewing Club.

A letter was rear. from the Red Cross urging all - lnue Red Cross with creased vigor if possible. This need

With the furnace man working in a district wsr plsnt, and hus- bands away from home in the armed forces, many Canadian women are running the family furnace for tlse first time this winter.

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Dorothy Dix Says-

CHEERFULNESS AN osuorrrioiv | 0WED.T0 omens. IN wanrntm

Everyone Must Weep In Secret, Turn Hiippy Face To World. Whiiite Gaily To Service i en

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e o ww health, and is happily

Wsdonotthmkofchoemilnemsssvlrhie. more rstc it among the luxuries that the rich snd fortunate may Just ss Becky sharp said sand s year, so we feel tha who has plenty of money.

They should’ wcrryl They have nothing lb l’ deserve in

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GLOOM sruuaneas MOIAhI

50 We ii 0n our blue spectacles and let our shoulders sump and our chins hang down and go around diffusing gloom. with even suspectl that we are Public Enemy Number One and that we are llaxi-egglilrttg gown the morale of all with whom we come

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w consider that we have an inalienable ht to be Grouchy Gus 111W Mslwchol Mary. and u. tell about ourngperatlons and cirnlfth rgif~lfllld Pflmllnaln about those with whom we have to live. and prophesy a .u. the hard times that are Just around the oorner.. And it never oc- curs to us that the blues are as catching as the measles. and that wher- ever vic go we are spreading the germs of defeatism and despair. i

, . Still less’ do we realize that we are doi crimi al th 4o our fellow creatures, for we are putting out the $580; hop: on 111:5;- smug, -Z.fé‘.‘i%l2i.r2'2i..,§‘ii.l.“%i.3§ éiiti l.’§l?u’.li'§.’$“l;'l.tifi”“°‘ ‘° “”‘" robbing existence of all of others. And lict ns.

its pleasures. not only for ourselves We are making ourselves almost unendurwble bores and

5116i! being the case. it is a strange thing that we never think of be cheerful as among the duties that we OwB tc others. Yet, it is doubtlirifi if there is any greater service that we can render

bringing n littleybrightness and gaietv into their lives.

the soil-its of a CODIBSSEG man or woman is lust as

the phvflral burden under which he or she is staggering. _

a. man or woman who feed on their own bitter thoughts a laugh a just as much an act of charity as giving food to one who is starving.

i CIIEERFULNESS BIG AID T0 POPULARITY

M any rute.we all know how we long for the society of cheerful people who tell us a good story instead of recounting their woes- who mane us feel that the sun Ls still shinlnc somewhere and that God is still in His Heaven and all is right with the world. As an asset to pop. ula-itv cheerfulness beats beauty. or wit. or wisdom all hollow. Anv alto-Psi: iéléJlPlld its" i::*.:::.~* ‘.l.‘¥l""§”l; a" °"»§ii"‘".§” s

'- . - n .w ' 1- - ing? The comedian every time. g o e n“ H

Cheerfulness is also first aid to success in anv I

is thewnthuslastic people, the people who believe in thunoe veg 3nd their ares- “ilfl love their work and are having fun doino: it: wh sniilo that won't come off. who sell themselves to us. For. as El Wlcox wrote. this sad olc.‘ earth must borrow its mirth. it

enough of its own.’ .

. ' And the secret of a haoov ho is cheerfu ness. money the husband makes. not hovilrnfzocd a cooklthe mm“ Rood net-m and how much gov mo: and no“. manv familv hire they put into it. If. when the man comes home at riizht. it seems that all the electric lights have been suddenly turned 0'1: and if the vmman serves her dinners tn the tune of laughter. it is a Mnnv home. no mag. ter if the furniture is shabby and the roast burned. for cheerfulness i; a mantle that covers a. multitude of domestic sins. -

HAPPINESS OBLIGATION T0 OTHERS IN WA-RTIME

Right now in this war-tom wo ever before that cheerfulness is an

ire 0' ndevanr. -Tt

eler has sorrow

Not how much wife ‘s.- but how

rid we need to realize more than obligation that we owe to all “bout us- and that we should not permit ourselves the selfish luvurv nf burden- lniz others with our griefs. God knows there is not a. household over which the black cloud of anxiety for a loved one does not hang. I‘ i5 a time when each heart knows its own bitterness, and when the gempmggon to tell our troubles and ask for sympathy is strong upon us,

But we should resist this. We should do our weeolno- 1» y-“et "m! keep our fears locked in our own breasts. and turn a cheerful (ago to those about us. And. above all. we should let n" ow» or glelf-mltv creep into the letters that we write to our men in the service. -

leaswitrigxllni: i: Password now. rt urC don’i feel it. we can. at

Ls still great. A iscusslon took lace on the lMeanlng of Social 41+" n-n" how it should effect Instltim members. This brought fnrth many realistic and individual ideas.

_ MERCURY LIQUID fir... To all members this should be a very interesting study and that we

sued in the proper wa .

The meeting oios-"r .b,v singing the N-tlonwl Anthem to meet svih at the home oi Mrs. I‘. A. Currie.

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to military demands 3:222, ‘ififtifilflau... To die nor PLATTER!!! body“ ' ‘v ' '- Someofthsgzestesttrillloilh com“ i‘ “duel g 1e t1 fowl: ‘guts: §sinfimwl$1 welt]; The! aglsrs o re n ess mm when ha is db“ “g5. _ tlonstothepu - OIYWW And KfeD 0!! living Eggs ‘Ingram pliglijigfadnfi run» ELDEBS Y Y- W" ° I ° . T“; p55; view South Kensingtcn. the artist loiter- In talking of war marriages. why do the psychologists and education- al leaders dwell so much on the

ed near the painting to listen tn percentage that they predict will

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the comments of visitors. Presently‘

a bright-eyed young woman pound be failures not give a little encourage-

before the painting and began to examine its details with flattering Why ment and a pat on the back to In‘ talking of war marriages, why

came. Frlth was regarding her with more than casual interest, when; suddenly she turned tc him andi said, “I be? your pardon, but can theyoung couple with their feet on bitterness or an ounce of self-pity, are going ahead and mhrrying with a firm resolve that their marriages will be good and lasting marri- ages?

They're the kids who are start- lng their marriages in one room of somebody else's house, who of- ten don't get to see each other but once a week, and who are neither afraid of the future nor unwilling to plan for it.

There are thousands like them You probably know several such couples yourself

They are supremely happy Just beln ‘ “- whenever the war permits. Though they haven't much in the way of possessions, they think they are plenty lucky to have each other.

1f they can find life as good u they are living it to-day. chances are the'r marriages will turn out all right. Why don't the "experts" bay a little more attention to them instead oi talking so much about the war marriages that are almost sure to foil‘,

R. A- ‘F. TIE

some oi the air crows of the B. A_ F. have their own tie to wear M911 civilian clothes. Those entitled is wear it "re members of the Five Hundred Club. They must have completed 500 hours‘ newce-"rne flvlng. oiahzve. flown on active ser- vipe in this war. One ni the origina- tors of the idea was Grnun Captain f3. A R. Musohomn. who is now in ‘Nchnicsl ‘Irainlng (lOIflmflfld I l-Ie is a last. war nilot, forty-three veers niri. and cnlv ceased flvinig in 7940. The tie‘ is dark blue with

it all hand-painted?" PAINTEBS POINTEBB

Most housewives get around to a little paint pottering before the curtains go up for the wlnter- Per- haps these few lips will be in orders .

Don't thin paint. or clean brush- es near p gas flame.

Don't use o. new brush on a fin- ishing coat. Break it in on the priming coat.

Don-'t forget that varnish and enamel brushes should be cleaned out in turpentine and shellac brushes should be cleaned out in denatured alcohol.

Don't apply new paint over hlistered paint, without first scrap- ing or burning of! the surface un- iii you have a smooth surface- Otherwlse the new paint will blist- er lust, where the old did.

EBEA“ "'\"IETY

Don't always white bread, even if vitamlnes are added. Bran, whole wheat or rye breads are ex- cellent for you and vary the menu as well.

AN OMELET SPECIAL

For scmethnig special in the way of omeleis make 4 one-egg omelets, one with cheese, one with minced herbs. one with minced ham and one plain. Arrange on plat- ter overlapping each other, and

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GINGERBREAD wms antes.

No egg in this dessert, good iiiwilgh it la. I know that that will give it value in the eyes of mop. Pets who have had difficulty t- tlng eggs of late. And even w an we have them in our refrigerator

AMAZED He had just joined the ranks of the R O. A. M. .

fectly, the tunic might have been tailored for him, the cap wag jug;

now, we know that eggs are to be right

regarded st all times with s. slderlng eye. It ls wise to maintain on average of three or four s. week for each member cf the family; but having looked after this heal h requirement, eggs must be regarded as a valuable food, one to be shar- ed wisely and fairly. rare.

3 tart apples

3-4 cup granulated sugar

1 cup boiling water.

1-4 stick cinnamon

1 teaspoon baking sods.

8-4 cup molasses

2 1-4 cups once-sifted pastry gout or 2 cups once-sifted bread

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