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BT. LUKE, DOCTOR. ARTIST AND HAMIONIST

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as Christian liu- great Orl-

l;\rpl_v' con- llit-j- will to one ollicr. ; 21-11 lllal i1 hum- ._\ lnruns such ll l goodness, wisdom, lzlocz‘ God at best a

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ilm Gmpcl of God's gram‘ all?! t-l mans ng. tilat of fellowship ~ harmonies of earth wine discorris when com- the fullrr harmonies of vlv murlic; and Si. Luke - t» hear and rejoice in both.

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Proceeds from

want of thought. —Wentworth Dillon.

Cl0iil0SDln5 should be washed from time to time to prevent soiled spots on laundered clothes from idusty pins, They should be soaked iuvernight in a pan of soapy water, ‘ then rinsed well. and laid on a clean ‘ towel l0 dry

s wlltlzn: rowlcave inln ‘H.411 50m apps“ and may b; easjjy v *1 NW" “PP t“ ‘ tr... lllilliCd without removing the Q ‘""““_ "WTUJfS ,Cttl'ih around them.

Chamois gloves should not be

- wrung out after washing. Squeeze

;1hcm in the hands and press in a tdry towel. Pull into shalpe and lung to dry in the open air if

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A simple Russian dressing is made by adding 2 tablespoons chill sauce and 2 tablespoons finely chopped green pepper t0 l cup of mayon-

l naise

A half teaspoon of borax. dis- solved in very hot water and add- ed to water in which glasses are washed will make them sparkle.

R 1t may be removed from the kitchen stove with a strong solu- tion of washing soda 8TH‘. water. This should be followed up, when dry, with a good polishing.

Fill muffin pans onlv two-thirds ftéll It: allow mixture space in which i’ 8.

For a new flavor, bake your ap- ples in grape juice. Peel and core apples, cover with juice and bake until soft.

Remove manure or leaves that may be plied around the bulbs the first of April so that stalks may grow straight.

To save ever-scarcer paint brushes, remove paint by immersing brush in naphtha or kerosene, or a good commercial brush cleaner. Then wash out every particle of paint that is left with a heavy soap suds. Rinse thoroughly and dry l Wrap ill clean paper and store flat. Next time you need the brushes you shoufd find them pliable and soft.

Save cooking fuel by planning your baking so that heating the oven docs several jobs. Always bake more than one thing at a time. For simultaneous baking. sel-

ect dishes requiring the name cook- ing temperature.

If waffles bake unevenly. Perhaps

you need to use more batter. Also do

i Paper egg case fillers make ex- cellent containers in which to sow seeds in the house. Placed in flats u» llllillzlli designs, and fill with light loam. seedlings

not throw out left-over batter. store

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in a tightly covered jar in the re-

rrigerator.

BELTS}!

An orange and cranberry relish

serves as an attractive garnish as

well as a flavourful appetite teaser Use a quart of raw cranberries, two oranges, a cup of sugar and one of wrn rvrun. Chop cranberries and oranges (seeded! medium fine. addsllgar and syrup and chill in refrlcgerator. Serve around roast ln orange cups

DON'T OVERLOAD

One cardinal sin against your electric washing machine is over. Icading it. It will not wash effici- ently; you mav blow out a fuse and you will undoubtedly strain the motor. So take trouble to measure the 108d. and don't make tour ma» chine carry more than manufac- |turer‘s directions advise

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Fruit goes well in the salad’ bowl too. If youye not already tried

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Stops Perspirallon

DESIGN NO. 106.1

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Z No wniungro dry Can beused rlghr after shaving.

l. instantly no s perspiration (or

l to 3 divs. prevents odor.

l. A pure. white. greueleu, ifilnitSl vanishing cream.

5- Awardzd Approval Seal of American institute ol Launder- in lot being harmless to f: m;

i Arridjs the imges selling deodorom

39‘ a jar

Arno In i“ and 59¢ Inn

t» i063 contains complete in- ﬁilllriilvllS.

To orzlcr pattern write or sendl ab. - acturt- with your name and] » with l5 vents in coin or to Needlework Bureau, tietown Lillftfdiﬂll. work Department, Chzlrltutvlou-n Guardian

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you combine, on crisp mixed salad

want of sense or greens, strips of fully ripe bananas

11f avaiablel celery curls, rad-

Serve with French dressing made steac. of vinegar PICK IT UP

See a pin and pick it up! Tradi- tionally this is supposed to bring good luck, but these days this direc- tion has new importance. Every pin every needle, every hair curler or anything else made oi’ metal should ‘not only be plckcc. up. but saved. Steel is used in their manufacture land steel ls needed for ships and tanks, shells and guns and other war equipment.

surrau SATINITCIT IS san SATIONAL

NEW YORK. March -A slipper satin suit sounds sensational. and when it has a ripplec. back it is sensational. only, however. because it is so different —<lares the back ripple, but doesnt’ call it a bustle, and also introduces what fullness a skirt has at the back. The jabot above the bust seems to balance the back fullness and produces a sil- houette that appeals to smart wu-

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FREET-Send (or the Free booklet "Economy Recipes lor Canada's Housoldiers." Send your name and addrcoa with the words "Economy Reclpel," Adcirrcl Dc .24) The I Canada Starch Home ce beat. I. P.O. Box I19. Montreal. Nil-I!"

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with orange and grapefruit juice in- ,

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can HELP r0 WIN THE WAR

(Dorothy Dix Suays-

l - ‘NAGGING, SLUMPING, cut-min.

WIVES DISCOURAGE BEST MEN

Bad Cooking, Crepe-Hanging, loving Children Alone Faults Most Husbands Resenlt '

i A Correspondent asks. tégiffhaav i310 gllisgfialléltzsréligatrnuzggrildgaiusdozllllég: ielgectthia Iilolsihg Lglllitilelimfirom disgruntled married 961919 Wm“! ‘m °‘ their domestic woes’, the thing that the Little Woman G065 thB-i 8°55 111°“ mldgllzhgefrerkrililriiriig liiiigt Tits». ‘There la practically no sin tilatlft §.,2‘;“§it'éi"n3% ﬁﬂikéﬁiéltifsliiﬁi. ii.‘§‘ﬁd“l‘l“.i‘! .$lii'l§i“b§?§§f?§ 133; e ti" We "l" “smarts attire assistant s: her stone. He all] eat food t sllygrag hmr around to parties at mam when his fest hurt him and he lonlls for nothing so much as to sit at home and doze over his pipe and his P8P"-

ARDUSES MIGRATORY DESIBES

But when her theme song is some little peculiarity of his upon which she harps. day in and Guy 0i"; ‘Vheh she never ceases to remind him of the time when he gileSSed wrong about the stock market, or came home 11$ from l party, or forgot to bring home the steak for dinner. he sees red, and never watches a train pulling out of a station without wishing he were on it and going far, far ‘away from the

sound of Marlab voice.

Second comes bad cooking, The thin that turns most mehh minds W‘ war s matrimony ls not- the appeal of some glamour girl, but just being Nd up to the teeth with Gilli) and restaur-

ant and hotel meals. They are tired

' - - of eating in crowds, of having to Order

their unn uinners, of going home at night to a dark room where there isn't even a mouse to squeak a welcome to them, and s0 they marry to get a home with a cheery little wife in it who will make such bread and pea at Mother never made. so when this domestic dream goes blooey, and they ﬁnd that

And they have not wedded chefs but ladies who have come out of the kitchen and never intend to go back illto it. again, and who are allergic to pots and pans, it turns them into grouclles and Blooms who say hit-WI‘ thlhKi about the holy estate.

BEAUTY AND ADMIRATION SWEETEN MATRIMONY The third thing that husbands object to in their wives ls their slump-

ing. and this goes lor looks, love and manners. When a man picks out a girl for a wile, he has four things in mind: To get a life companion who will be easy on the eyes; who thinks that she is malrylng a Fairy Prince, ivho is pleasant to get along with, and who is an adept, incense-burner.

Practically all girls are capable oi pulling off the Lady Love stunt be- fore marriage, but, alas, only too many of them think that a wedding ring gives them a right to flop down on the do-nothing stool for the balance of their lives, get fat and eat onions.

So it is no wonder that when a man sees his beauteous bride slouch- irlg around the house in a soiled housecoat, with cold cream on her face: when he has to listen to her tell how many millionaires she could have married; when he ﬁnds out that he has to walk on eggs to keep her ap- poaseo, and when the staple of her conversation is reminding him o! his faults and weaknesses, he feels that he got cheated at the altar, and wonders how he escaped the fool-killer.

The fourth thing that wives do that drives their husbands to suicide, or the Other Woman, ls complaining. Whining. Being gobs of gloom. Men have plenty of grief in their daily contacts with the outside world, and when they come holne they want. to ﬁnd peace and contentment and a jolly woman, with a laugh hung on a hair-trigger, who will tell them a. funny story she picked u when she went to market, or about some cute trick the baby did, and t at will make them forget their worries.

CREPE-HANGERS. CRY-BABIES HOME WRECKERS But when Friend Wife is a crop-hanger who meets her husband at the front door with a list of all the unpleasant things that have happen- ed during the day. from the children having broken his pet pipe to how glilxtrphers‘ meat has gone up, it breaks down the last ounce of courage in

the mink coat her husband cannot afford to give her until she bad rs nlm into going into debt fo

other man. And the wet-blanket wife who discourages her husbands every effort until he gives up trying to do anything.

And ﬁnally and perhaps the fault in their wives that hurts husbands most, is that so often after the ﬁrst baby comes they cease to be wives and are only mothers. They give all of their affection and time and tenderness to Junior and let poor Husband go heart hungry.

Check yourselves up, wives, and see if y¥l have any, or all, of these

faults.

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‘Worse still, is the wife who does the cry-baby act. and who weeps for f

r it. And the wife who is always belit lrlg , her husband and demanding to know why he can't make money like some ‘

OLIVE REL] Sll

Strain the contents of a No 3 can of tomatoes and measure Z cups of juice. To 1-2 cup of the juice add 4 teaspoons of granulated gelatin and allow it to stand at least 5 minutes. To 1 1-2 cups of the

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ture and dissolve it in the hot juice. Cool and add a tablespoon of lemon juice.

and strain. Ark.

wmﬂw 111168 Hdji 2 alics of onion, Place slices of stuffed olives in 1-4 $885901"! sB-t. H -~“-W 8min! Ofllndlvidual tnoulcs pravioush wet MVP". Bud I ie85l>00u_ 0f celery in cold water; allow about 4 olives to seed. Bring to the bollln! {militia mould. Pour the tmnaw mixture the gelatin mhvlorer the oil-cs and chill thorough-

ly Unnuz~ rnd serve 1n hearts

Last Call for Canning Sugar

You have less than a week-until

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April l5 to be exact -— to send in your Application lor Canning Sugar to your Local Ration Board. Fill out your own Appli- cation Fonn in your Ration Book. State the number of per- sons for whom you are apply- ing. Then attach the Application Forms of other: you will be feeding in your household, alter you have tilled in their serial numbers. Pin thcln to your appli- cation and mail immediately to your Local Ration Board.

Ration Book No. 1

Before discarding your Ration Book No. 1, tear o5 the cover on which is primed the preﬁx and number which, for ration purposes, will be yours for the duration. Put it away in a safe place for future reference.

Boarding Houses

If a boarding house keeper uses, for canning sugar, application from the Ration Book of guests, and ii these guests later move to some other place, it will he up to tllc guest and the boarding house kcc er to settle the matter between tlemselvcs. Neither the local Ration Board nor the Ration Administration can handle details of this kind.

yon up-to-date on Ration News.

RATION NEWS

This column will appear in this newspaper evcry weck to keep

IATION ADMINISTRATION

THE WARTIME PRICEQAND TRADE BOARD

of lettuce WLll mayonnaise dross- lug. This is an especially good rel- ish to use with baked beans.

OYSTER CHOWDER

l quart of oysters.

1 cup mlncer. carrots

1 1-2 cups minced celery

4 tablespoons fat.

3 cups milk

3 tablespcons flour

i 1-2 teaspoons salt

1-4 teaspoon pepper

Drain o-sters and save the liquid. Grok finely chopped carrots and celery in a small amount of boiling salted water until tender, Melt fut. blend in fluur. add milk and

Butter Coupons

Butter coupons Nos. l, Z, 3 and 4 are now good. Coupon No. 5 becomes good April l0. All oi these coupons expire April 30. Butter coupon No. 6 is valid April l7; No. 7 on April 24; No. 8 on May l; No. 9, May 8. All these coupons expire May 3|.

_ cook until sauce bolls and thickens,

Home Canning stirring constantly. Add oysters P and liquor and cook two minutes, '°g'““""° 22.3512" "’ sets" c‘...

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Oblecuve which they .were cooked. Season?

The objective of the Home Can- ning Campaign is to have women do up the Greater! Anzolmi of Fruit with the Lens! Amount of Sugar. This automatically pills thc emphasis on Home Canning rather than on jam or Jelly. Canning Sugar must no! be used for canning Dried Fruits, Pickles, Vegetables, Marrow, Pumpkins, Tomatoes or making Homemade Wines. If sugar is used for any oi the above it must he taken from your regular weekly ration.

he“ ihOYOUEhIY and serve with par- ﬁlled crackers. Serves s1;

For Strength

and Full Flavour

Summer Tourists

Tourists staying in Canada for longer than eight wccks who rc- quire sugar for canning. must make a nlication to a Local _Rallon oard. If the application u granted. it will be_on the same

< FATS ARE BBDLY-Nl EXPLOSIVES AND OTHER

SIDED FOR

G009 IDERIDAD, WE QURE WILL

WE WRNT TO COLLECT FRTSSIR Dill) SRYS CRNRDIYS GOT T0 SRLVRGF

FINPYOU CRN WORK RI OHT IN YOUR OWN

Chrisiieb Biscuits

"There's o luartirrle duty for every Canadian’

THOUGHTFUL

An Aberdo-nian on a visit tn l friend in London overstayec his wevl; come. 1t was ZettinB toward °hﬂ~~ mas and his host thought a klhdlY hint would have the desired result.

"Don't you think. he said. that your wife and famiy will wantuyou to be with than at Chrisimﬂﬂ?

“Monf replied the Aberdonlan. "I. bsllcvc you're richt. It's rare thoctfu o‘ you. I'll send for them

ilow to rollovo MONTHLY

Female Weakness

Which lulu you CRINKY, NERVOUS ‘Lydia E. Plnkhanfs Vegetable Corn- pound is made especially {or women to relieve periodic pain and weak, nervous, blue feelings. It has a soothing effect on one of woman's most important organs. Taken regu- larly—Pinkham's Compound helps build up resistance against such symptoms. T helped.

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Be a Fortune-Teller and Read Your Friends Futures

EXCITING MEANINGS IN SOME GAMES

Fortune-telling is so much fun. in the illustration we see threl bowls in which lie the future o! lome fair maiden.

Bllndfolded she is led to a table upon which have been placed an empty bowl, one of milk. and one of water. Then she is asked to dip into one of them as is shown. if she dips into water she will marry a bachelor, in milk a widower, and in thle empty one she will not marry at a1 .

You can easily learn many for- tune-lelling tricks and the meanings of cards. also. Most hearts are happy cards, telling of love; dia- mond: are the cards of worldly nfrlrs, clubs of business. Spades are gloomy! Prize card to get is the Ten of Hearts-romance AND wealth!

in tca leaves and in the "crystal" you also can find fortune thrills!

Our 32-page booklet explains 85 tea-leaf meanings. has the meaning . of every card in the deck. and some thrilling gypsy card-Ieadlllll methods. Also has a horoscope for cach month. fortunes in dice. the “tussle Htwtel-L‘. _ . -.

Sena lbc tn coins lo.- your copy of "Fun With Fortune-Telling" to the Charlottetown Guardian Home‘

basis as the Canadian citizen‘: allowance.

BLUE RIBBON

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Clip and keep for reference.

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Service, Addess. Bc sure to write tﬁ-lrinly your name, address and the ‘name o! booklet,

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fequivalent of one quart of home can- -ned fruit. The greatest possible use

. . é” ithe year. If your weekly consump-

The canning of fruits for moms wngumption is definitely a ‘may;

in an ¢B xessijiﬂglmialolvxvlse housewife will ‘find min. a well-filled mitt cei- lar will be a God-emf- 1" ‘he ‘my’ swift approaching when nary l 16$“ of fruit wil be found on the She VB! of her nellhwrhmd ETWETY- h The query or many women w o are planning to can. is: How can} estimate the amount of sugﬂliln need?" A large percentage of these ladies are rank amateurs as far as canning is concerned and we can easily see their difficulty. The ‘problem can be solved in two dif- iferent wavs. Mrs Housewife can choose whichever method she likes. Frlst cf aiL-what- are your week- ly purchases of canned fruits at the present time? Two tins of com- mercially canned fruits are the

of avallabc fresh fruits must be made this year. s0 only count on using canned fruits six months of

tion amounts to two tins s week for your family, you could use one quart of home cnned fruits a week,

wnv no»? vou mm emu ‘roiucu wml oun same: commme mo new

COLLECT THEM?

THHNKQMKSBROWN, DON'T FORGET TO RLWRYS PUT YOUR HT IN CRNS

FOR SHIPPING

IIAlI-‘I Isl-LOU] OP CANADA

1, .51 quarts in gilt Tncuriiiii. gnttrllftixlbiisisxﬂ one-half pound of sugar for etwh out?“ c fmlt. it is quite simple to arr ve l! the tamoimt of your so!“ Yﬂquire‘ men s. _

The second method referred to i! —(and this applies only 11 Y0" m” been in the habit of canning every ycsr) _t,o count the numbeg‘ no! quart sealers you have 0" n, 2b,; which you used last year. f number BESFQBNBB P- quantm’ ° fruit, over and abovethe six month period mentioned. decuct sufficient sealers to bring it down to the D10- per level. It is then quite easy to arrive s; the quantity of sugar you will need. Simple, isnt it?

Manufacturers are increasing con- slderaby their output oi’ quart sealers this year. New metal rinse will also be available to replwe worn ones on jars you may have on hand. Both jars and sealers will be on tho market in time for the opening of the canning season. but make cer- tain whether your ole jars can be used before buying new ones

Write to Health League of Can- ada. lll Avenue Rnad. Toronto for your free copy of Canning Fnllts o Vegetabies and your Vitamin Chart.

Needlecraft

For The

GIRLS ARE WEARING Princess Jumpers and Loving Them

One of the best loved fashions for girls of school age is the prin- cess cul. jumper made of jersey or wash fabrics and wom with pretty, tubbable blouses, This is the type: o! practical and becoming costume,

your daughter can easily make her- ‘

self i

The bouse is made with con-" vertlble collar and wi:.h both long; and short sleeves. 1

Style No. 2718 is designed for, sizes 8 to l6. Size 12 requires 2-‘ i-a yds. 35-inch fabric for the: jumper, for the blouse, l 7-8 yards 35-inch fabric.

send twenty cents for all-mu- wme your name, address and style tumber. n; sun w state u“ v0" wish.

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