Woman's Re al

Living or

Leisure

The Woman's Realm

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imam u» Iglendid deeds any . Who have t e battle lines to ho

' "II; shame to walk a‘ block or two.

And whimper that the wind is cold.

,1 little ammonia in the wstor use s week when giving the plants their drink will keep the soil sweet and: the leaves glossy.

PIIMAEVAL TOOTIIACHE

Written record; of dental dis- ease and methods of treatment have been found dating back to 3700 B. C EGG-BEATER lb‘ INDISPENSABLE

There's no substitute for the metal 1n an egg-beater, that indispensable

kitchen gadget that can be used forl

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bold Q fork

or our import or broiler til fst drips off.

SUIT SHOULDNT BE OVER- PIEBSED

A tom's stilt should not be "over- " that is , pressed too often or too hard, says the Christian sci- ence Monitor. Hang trousers up by the end where the cuffs used to be, and use a curved hanger for coat Hang in the middle of room where the sir is not too dry, for 3s hours, and vou may find that the suit need; no pressing! Trousers will hold the crease bet- ter and "hang" more evenly if suspenders are worn. The coat should be removed whenever pos- sible, especially when the damp- ness of perspiration would be no advantage to the coat lining. The problem of "shine" is less in

so nltzny other things than the beat-go hard-finish worsted of mottled ing of eggs. it lakes the lunms outjtwo-color effect A soft ﬂannel in

of-gravy or chocolate cornstarch

puddng, and when the cereal sinks] in a leaden mesa to the bottom of the-

pan because you didn't have :he ater boiling brlsklv enough, or idn't stir it enough, an egg-beater makes it come out smooth and creamy. You can beat everything and anything with an egg-beater irom cream sauce to mashed- pota- toes and squash - but you won't s able to in future if you don't ive the one in your kitchen s little careful handling. Immediately you've used it pap it lnl0 some rich grease- qissclvvng suds. give it a quick soak, swish, s rinse and put it away for 3st next time. Egg-heaters are con- trary thing; to clean if they are al- lowed to dry before washing, .and all the time they save for you will be lost in trying to pry the dried food particles off if c880 il taken in putting swa n it can In knot clean and free cry esslly. Clothes and napkins, sheets, pillow case; and towels should be arranged in neat separ- ate piles, just-washed linens placedl st the botwm. White linens not often used should be wrapped in blue paper. This prevents them from

becoming yellow. Transparent bags -

and boxes I svvoilable, also help esp linens in good condition.

ransparent bags and boxes should a

be wiped out frequently s0 that the gnens placed in them don't become shd dirty

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Tb get perfect results with cake, good or any other baking, turn out

e contents of the pan on to s dire calm rack. This pelvnlts the sir to circulate around the product rid prevents sogginosg caused b he formation of steam. One rack Eebetter than nous. but several are

tter. I have used six for veers and would not like to be without.

INTI 0N‘ ITIQUHTI It is not good manners to lsold s coffee or tee, cup with both hands while drinking from it, with elbows propped on the table.

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plain color is the worst, offender, since the surface nap wears off, or becomes pressed flat. You must raise the nap to get rid of shine. Use a. press-cloth, damp sponge, moderate iron and let the fabric become evenly but only silghtly danlpened, then hang up to air and

dry. You can "rough up" the sur- °5

face with a fine, stiff brush, or rub lightly with pumice stone. To re- move shine along seams that have been pressed too hard, work from the wrong side, slip a thin card- board between the garment and the fabric of the seam-edge, then steam-press lightly,

Friction wear is the biggest pro- blem. A tailor can sew "heel-stays" inside the b k crease (where cuffs formerly occu ed), small strip; of fabric gleaned from seam edges, whipped in place to extend a frac- tion of an inch be.ow the trouser edge. so as to. catch the wear. Fabric strain on the knees is les- sened, sud the crease held longer. if a “knee-shield” (a piece of thin rayon or slpeos about seven inches long) i; sewn invislblv inside the trouser leg.

‘ﬂso My slid‘ his father had giv- ui him s. whipping his mother found Junior playing affectionately with a goat which he had always detested. “Well, it's nice to see you being bind to the goat," she said. Nllosgofaeid :1: lost another carrot sad- pa hold fondly. “ls buttod father into the pond: this morning," he announced. Mrs. Jones was trying to enter- tain s group o! ladies at tee. The lodes were sll above her socially but is wss doterminod thst her he! party lioudl be beautifully and exquidtoly done and that they should be impressed by the smooth- ness and chum with which she managed everything. she got along zwt mishap until her small

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Dip them frequently

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llousos, Dresses. Don't cur dun so ssyrkla; bu: Lu! to keep them fresh. Avoid hear, oaks-soup rubbing. Rinse, squeeze in towel, lung to dry. Test for color fsstness in plsln water before wsshing- anything ssfe in water is ssfe leather sol fsbrlc gloves Lu: beauti- lsly. Dip them often to keep them spick sud span. Wssli kosvy leather gloves on rho hands, skis sod fsbric o! the ksnds, ia cool Lu suds

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FIGHTING DISIAII

The im rtant resolutions relatlnﬂ to the pisblem of venereal disease in Canada were passed at the social Hygiene conference held- under the auspices oi the Health Iieasue of canada at the Academy of Medi- cine Toronto, on Social Hygiene Day. A large number of important or- ganizatlons were represent-ed, ($0- cial Hyg.ene Dav was so designated by the League, in conformity with the observance of National Social Hygiene Dav in the United Stilt“ by the American Social Hygiene As- sociation. Conferences were aso held in other Canadian centres). The resolutions, which are being forwéardad w éhle Dominion Govern- men . are as 0 0W5:

WH the problem of Ven-

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‘momma anal? t s mee on - “Pun Governmeri to re-estsh ""l the venereal Disease control scheme of 1921 with all of its component parts and that the Dominion Gov- ernment make the necessary grants for this purpose forthwith.

(I) z WHEREAS the Dmblom 01 syp- hilis, unsolved, results in wide- spree: illness, inefficiency and‘ deat ;

AND WHEREAS a larBe propor- tion of syphilis cannot be diﬂlmosed by any means other than the rou- tine use of the Waserman test;

THEREFORE BE IT REEOLVED that this Conference go on record; as to the general application of this test in industry. in the BURY. "KW: and air force, in hcspitas and in the apparently well Pﬂbuiation at

ereal Disease ls one of the most serious of all plblic health problems.

AND W its significance has been emphasized by the advent

war AND WHEREAS unless the most rigid means oi control are ill-i stituted the results may be serious and a menace to the health of the people of this Dominion;

AND WHEREAS the program of 1921 was remarkably efficient. co- ordinating lts activities in all part-S of Canada;

AND WHEREAS this program was virtually destroyed- as a coordinat- ed Dominion-wide effort by the

lwithdrawal of grants in 1932:

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COTTAGE CHEESE METHOD N0. 1 Two quarts sour milk or sour skim milk. i tsp. salt. pepper. cream.

l thorities of the army. the navy and

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aIAESO BB IT REOLVED that this Assembly take measures to call the extreme importance of this test to the attention of the au-

GROUCHING OVER cnownao WAR

- Makes Living Harder And Family Relations l

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[Dorothy vDik guys- HOMES LIKE PRESSING A BOIL.

More Difficult; Smile Away Handicaps

Oneofthehormrs ofwsrfmmwhiehsgres to suffer nowadays is being compelled to live ugh ple. have been accustomed to our own homes in w h we could ex- press ourselves, as the interior decorators say, and where we st least had enough room in which to move about without getting upon other peoples’ toes, or have them tread upon ours. it is only sftor we have lost it that we realize that space Ls one of the greatest luxuries in the world.

But, alas, that - leasure has gone from us for the duration along with the ire f our nutomobll . plenty of butter slid be choosy lbOl

~- ~ our meat instead of t g whateve scrafgy piece we can get We have ha: to g ve up the pretty little bun alov. that we were paying for on the stal- ment ur

ggttle in

gi h ‘s here .~ tically sit n: o“ w we Dr c

in each others laps, ar where everything has been a welter - women and ch ldren, suitcases a‘ bundles, and babies and pet dogs.

Now no matter how fond we are our fellow creatures, we like them be distance. at intervals or in relai d of en masse and continuall

d no one can deny that there a

air force. with a view to its 1m- me ‘late application in order to re- vent serious post-war disabil ties which otherwise‘ may result

AND THAT FURTHERMORE W6 communicate with Provincial De- partment of Health our belief that an educational campaign should be undertaken in order to insure the use cf this test, certainly in indus- tries, in all hospitals, and in per- sons applying for licenses to marry.

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Use only freshly soured, clean flav- ored; milk. Put the tour milk into a pan or top of double boi er and set over hot water until it separates into curds and whey. Separation takes place when the milk reaches s temperature of 100 to 110 degrees I. '1‘he milk should be stirred occa- sionally while it is heating. Fygread cheesecloth over a larger Slfh-IIEI‘ and drain the curd on it. When the whey has drained off the curd may be washed by pouring cold water over it. Put the curd in s bowl, mix well, season with salt and- pper and moisten with cream, al- owing at least an ounce of rich cream for each pound of cheese.

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Two dues-t; sweet milk or sweet skim mik, l-2 cup clean flavored- sour milk. Heat milk to tempera.- tme of 70 degrees F. Add starter (s9gr_milk) an_d_stlr thoroughly.

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.or 1nd let its stimula action NI- ture'a defenses sasiuat the cold. l

VIGIS Vl-‘IIO-IOI. Keep milk at 70 to 75 degrees F‘. until it is wel coagulated. Coagu- lation will take plane in from l0 to 15 hYJTS. Follow directions for making cottage cheese. Method No. l..

SALADS

We certainly have to use imagina- tion here, for the importers and exponers have left us pretty much on our own; lettuce, cress and celery, precious few tomatoes. beauti- ful new cabbages - that's about the extent. of what we have to Juggle

th. But with the judicious intro- duction of tomato Jelly, cottage cheese, a few sliver; of sardine, s few peanuts, the occasional extrava- gance of an avocado — and plenty

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few experiences more tryinxgmthan ha lng to live in close pro ity wl stranzers with whom we have nothin in common. or even with members o.

_ glellX-‘VQIWD family who get upon our

OMEN neon PATIENCE on nolua room‘

It takes Just ss much cold patience an cant, lallyuuiter day,‘ abougnthe

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the wily Grandpa eats andqd stand steady on a ﬁring line

Btthtisth sit rims meet gt the. presenet mgf:l%!t‘, ﬁlial? to Qlﬁlﬂfaillﬁlty“

D011 People goofy becomes one of them-

seeilivses and running other e war-time proh-

And- "IIYWWIIBWIY. there is no ready-made answer for it for Emily Posthasnthdtim iodis ' that w work‘. Bu? whilgvwg gm waitilifillgiltttﬁ ilfllxhumm mm“

e some authori- miygerelélins on the sublect. 1 would like w make s few suggestions to m.

(ll Put up or shut up. In you don't like and leave. Don't add to the general dlscomfo how you are having m live, A

advertised as pleasure resorts Quit comp

shi is like pressing on a boil. Everytirn

harder to stand.

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chin. “Meg? £51m m§i.“°3lti.“§‘$..’§“.%ul$§.°"' Y2“ “t!” l” be" "hi2; are not. having a-ny picnic either. Don't criticise those with whom you gal/aka laisveimulélzeyéhiggig. your ways Just as peculiar and as hard to pug

CIIEEBFULNISS, CONSIDERATION name ave-arson:

(2) Make the bear. of your bargain. You didn't make the circum- stances in which you ﬁnd yourself. but you can change the circumstances bv your own attitude towards th . As a woman thinketh, so is she. You ‘can nick flaws in the people who are your enforced companions. You ' 08-11 98D ever in mind the danger to which your husband or son is ex- posed in war until you become a miserable, neurotic wreck, heaﬁnigleogglltmalzfﬂvﬂ Ind cheerful. glad you have a roof over

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of French Dressing and true mayon--» naise (to make up for the reduction in butter) salads can look good

“Motrterl There are only clean towels up here in the bathroom.

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and taste superb. Do your best with a; 'ls — they are important every y: ' .

-ving more and more washobles with

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Give oll those nice things lux core so they'll lust longorl

More makers of nice wsslnbles advise Lux than advise sll other soaps put together. Iollow the experts-don't risk the lasr ine things you may got.

Rayon stockings, undies. Dsily dipping ln Luz ssvss runs, keeps undies smart and new. Avoid best, cake-soap Dip sfror every wesring in luke-

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regularly in lUXl

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a ; . more for your money!

The mildew, safest LUX over made! Dissolve: twice as foal. Richer, longer-leer! suds that do more work. [£01, bigger package-more for your money.

Now, when fabrics may be irreplaceable, this enrs- ssfe are can help you make mm of your wsghgblgg ~41! your colored thingr-lsst longer. New, Improved Lux is the mildest, safest ever msdel These Haber, longer-lasting suds sre thrifty, too! New,

bi gger package

Avoid strong soaps snd cske-sosp rubbing. These

home safe to you, and emerge from all woman than you were before.

(aw If you go back to live with your parents. don't take out on them all your nerves and anxiety and resentment at having your way o! life changed Don't be peevish and fretful and hard to get along with. Don't be a gob of gloom.

It ls hard on the old people to have their routine broken uo and their um"- --.' w» interfered with. It. is a sacriﬁce for them to give up the sun- niest. room tn the bahv and to have their peace and quiet destroyed by tho noise of restless youngsters. Unless they are well-off cey your share of the food hills. inst/"arl of takin-r .

Md l"! 101' their 01d are to feed vcur hungry children. show them in fverv way how much you love‘them and appreciate their kindness in tslr. ng you n.

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would be done by.‘ That is a good rule to follow in war time or out of it.

POTIIOLDERS IN FRUIT DIIGN!

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eted regulated house sre very attract Bﬂckete or epsul tructions.

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l-ria Control Questions " Ans Answers

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Questions sud Answer; on Price Control will appear in The Guadiau as s regular feature eselr day. the questions sre those which have reached she Wartime Prices and Trrw loud from housewives h Ithls region. the answers sro pn- ' '5! the Board. Readers who have Intelligent questions so ask on pr'c control are invited to mu "IBM III Ifllllll to the Womem

house and living in the other pmt. Am considering moving to the coun- try. May I rent the other three room?! while not living in the house myse .

A. Yes. If you own the house yourself. On the other hand, if you are a tenant, re-renting wl] depend on the terms of your lease. Accord- ing to rental regulations. you ma;

all of it. m: further particulars, u should apply to the nearest ren

Q- Should the merchant have the cash price as well as the time price marked on sll price tags? e

A. The merchant is not permitted to show any time price on his price tag; He must show the cash price on ,

BRAZIL AIR-MINDS!)

There are 400 airports in Brazil and several schools for civilian

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TIIAT GOOD BIIIITWAIBT‘ STYLE

Good Now and For the Duration

It lasts and lasts -your iking for the shlrtwaist dress you make 0f good material. That mbtorial may very well be cotton. i! W“ l" m" of those up-and-comin women who begin now to do their spring and summer sewing. Or it may be erotic or a wool of winter pastel, to wear st one eunder your cost. In any

e. 1 No 222"? Ilia 4e requl - ; a .

only s s-e yards 8-inch fsbriu. ﬁend twenty cents for psttorn. Write Your ns , address snd style e110 W"

number. Be IIIN to state wish.

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No Need to llemaln Unaitmu" It's so embarrassing, w}. ‘ must bend over, to know 3:11pm ‘ hips "look even bigger-bug w“ ; can you do? - Lot! '.l.'he right exercises p. duce other women's hips (m ma-trons look like debutanxq) and film's no mason why a“. : rises shouldn't reduce ‘Ibo “exercise shown in teh Dirt of s simple reducing routine that lite ex ;_ into your daily schedule. 14 forou 3 you to move

send 16c in coin for your son of "Best Exercises for Health Beauty"

GLIQBINI FAT! m” the t as?" ngleilllsel source _ of glycerine. ‘

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