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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

SEPTEMBER 13, 1933

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'_I‘wo thirds cup cocoa, one cup 50111118 W818i‘. 2-3 cup shortening. two cups sugar, 1 1-3 teaspoons vanilla. 2 2-3 cups cake flour. 1-4 teaspoon salt, 1-3 tciispuoii bak- ing soda. 2-3 cup irradiated evap- orated milk. soured with two tea- spoons lemon Juice; four egg whites. Mix boiling water and cocoa together until smooth. Cool Cream shortening and sugar. Add mixture. Sift flour, then measure. Rrsiit with salt and soda. Add flll(‘l‘llfl1(‘l_\‘ to the shoi'tciiiiig-sugai' mixture with

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the soured milk. Bent iliorough- . _ BEI- ly. then fold in stiifly benzen egg 110mg‘ lambs help me’ H‘ whites. Pour iiito three eight-inch Amwer;

layer cake pays 111111‘ have been 1 have 531d a thousand tunes 1n m“ columrh “"11 Bmaml- PM‘? "1 a mime“ and shall probably say a thousand times more, i“? 0"" 139° “PEFPPS F-l 45 that I think it is always a mistake for mothers-in- iiiinutes. C0111. spread orange law and daughters-in-law to live together, no mat-

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The In-Law Problem is Always Complex When the Home Has to be Shared Uni- . versally, so it is up to Each to do His

' Dear Miss Dix-I have been married three W815- the ideal husband-lover and we erg ilaasydevoted as we were on the day we 8 _.

sky of happiness is that we have to live with my

husband's mother. Not that she isn't all r1

I want. a home oi’ my own.

before 1 married. My mother-ln-law is alone in the

world except for her son. and before we were mar-

Life Pleasant My husband is

The only spot in my clear blue

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knew the s tuation

me if I WOUid ll-ve with her, and of _ "yes." But now I am unhappy and ust because I want to set. up my own

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_ Because 1 you eliminate the almost inevitable lelllollsy there is be- tween two women 1111111 love the same man and whom both of them feel

Tlircc 11111111111110115 sugar. one 111,11 they 11_1'.'i- iiuthoriiy to run, and the irresistible temptation they have tablespoon t-oriistnivli, one-halt to iiitcricre in each others affairs, you still have the iact that you are (‘H11 P\'R1>v1'=\l1‘£l Hlllk- U119? 9'81! dfiprlvliig one 01' the other of the women oi the fun of bossing her own yolks. one-halt c1111 orange 11111-11. homo 011v 101151711011 united orange rind. If the 1ii0t1ier-iu-lau' goes to live with her daughter-ln-law she finds

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her occupation gone and she has nothing to do with the hands that are idle 101' 1111- iirsi time since she was married. she is_ like an old general 11110 1S stiaidunly relieved of his command and retired, her authority 1111110. her t-xpicrlence set at naught, her advice sniffed at. and she of

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. house and drcuuicd of the time when she would have her own home and could use her best china every (lay and have the color wallpaper that

(‘IIOCOLATE FROSTING ‘.5118 "Ryd- Six tablespoons evaporated milk. '11P “U1 1191' "is"? and °°°km€1 5119 been bombed.

one-half mund brown sugar (one 111111 1iiie-liiilt' cupsl. oiir-lizilf cup cocoa. nne-fotirth teaspoon snltont- Pug yolk. one-half pound confec- tioncrs‘ sugar (one and one-half cupsi, 11110-11111! teaspoon vanilla. Heat milk iii double boiler. Com- bine brown sugar and coma, and mix thoroughly: Add with the salt 111 the milk and stir until blended and hot. Beat in the egg yolk quicklv. stirring carefully Re- move from. 110111. add confectioners‘ sugar. which has been sifted. and

1 but and Pciiates, but Beth, a. bargain is and there is honor even amon

So if you promised your

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enough for that." Chrissie returned

of! and visit when he gets “mad”? stand why Kliotalghar should need 2m Air Force. Hence this desire for removal. '

"Yes. he was quite right to ob-

io come home to send you a ‘wire a him for a while

joct," struan frowned, biting his Dear hftss Dix-We are two modern girls. We believe

1_>;irtics. mugging. drinking. smoking-everything

Plenty 0f beoux. but among them all we cannot

11D to our ideal or whom we consider worthy of MAY AND S .

lips. "It's wholly unnecessary. al- though probably morc a matter of swank than anything-trying to make a bigger show than the Nizam 0r the Gaekwar."

"Frans-but I still think it's Mademoiselle vmofs at the bottom of it." young Jones maintained. and this time Struan did not dispute th1>_ point. only shook his head and shrugged his shoulders dou-btfully.

END OF Till-I OLD LIFE

"I suppose it's because she's an American, a Republican,“ Chrissie so ' perplexedly, and added hastily; "But so are you, Mr. Hall. and n0 one could be lcsS inclined to stir up trouble."

"Welt. 1 hope so." Hall laughed. "But then I'm a peace-loving sort of individual-perhaps 100 cosmopo- litan to have very definite political views, If one lives half ones time extremely comfortably and profit- ably un er a. c0nstitut.o1ial mon- archy. it is apt to blunt the fine edge of ones Republicanism. I'm afraid. Still-if you think a warn- ing from a compatriot, in a man- ner of speaking. would do any good where Miss Valence is concerned I'm willing to try-though I'm hon- estly rather doubtful "of its value.

flapper does. We have find any man who comes our love. Why is this? Answer: ‘ I should say that. there is a very It is this: That. no worthwhile man smokes and. drinks. You can't ima cheap little sport, can you? a clean-living man, who has desire to kiss a girl whose lips had Tom. Dick and i-farry and who had sheik who took her to the movies.

wife. deliberately picking out for a an alcoholic whom he had seen

ways have leniy of beaux.

to the men who are worth marrying

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fringes towards the horizon above which the sun hung suspended in mid nir lke a great reddish-orange air balloon.

A plaintive droning little tune came from a distance, the song of some native herd-boy. driving his flock of sheep or goats homeward. Against the back-ground of the crooning or doves it seemed only to add to the sense of peace, of almost monotonous sameness.

This was India, as India had been for centuries, under her successzon of c0nqucrers,_ as she ml ht surely be for centuries more; coslng his eyes. Hall could almost see the land personified. a voluptuous-limped. dusky-skinned woman. stretched out. languid. in ihc blaze which beat down from the white-heated sky in this 111st week of July, hottest days 0f the hottest season of the year.

Tired British soldiers siting on their iron bedsteads in stove-like

0r even of its wisdom. _

"So am I," Strum shook his head. But haven't; we booked a court for a game with you and your girl at five o'clock, Tim? If so, we shall have to be making a move."

"Yes: I'll change at once." Chris- sie said. “What about you. Mr. Hall —i=.re you coming down tn the Club?"

"Too lazy," I-Iall smiled u at. her. "I think I'll stay here i you (111111 mind, 1 “'55 travelling all last

"Of course, Do exactly what you like; I hope you feel at home

11's smile.

strurm and yoiin Jones strolled off; Hall was left a one t0 11B back in his chair. hands behincl his head. M111 maze away beyond thc apricot bungalows. gasped and DPTSDlYQd (m; “hm, ,1,,1<1@d me well, beyond and cursed the metallic unccasing :11;- (jcmiintlfld paling and across flit-l reiteration of the brain-fever bird.

with its scanty taamarisk 1T0 B1- Cqnilhucdi

When she has to live in some other woman's house and put

So tlicrc we are on the housekeeping proposition. a virtue. for every young woman 1o want 1o set up her own Lures

young wives. - , usbaiid before marriage that you would live with his mother, it is up to you to do it, and do it graciously without irhiriing 01' complaining, or acting like an early Christian martyr.

_ would like to have a home of your own and JUSL make yourself satisfied where you are. ood, reliable mother-in-law mighty handy to have around the house 1v ienyou want to go to the movies and step out of an evening. 13981‘ M155 D|X—My husband gets mad at me and stays mad three

downtown let. up on your cooking and take things easily. He is acting like a spoiled child, and the more you notice him and

T911 him that a5 he isn't 801118 to eat at home. it is the psychological moment to visit Aunt Sally or Cousin

Nor can you think of any good reason why fastidious ideals of feminine purity, would

Nor can you fancy any serious-minded man, that the sort. of man who marries for keeps and who intends to honor, 10ve and, ehensh 1115

‘ disgustingly drunk. that she was a cigarette fiend particularly commend The girls who go the pace. who drink and smoke and peg, W111 l1- They probably will always be able to find men of the r own class who want to marry them.

For the _men who have real stamina; the men who have brains and heart and high purposes; the men who are going to be the big men ten andvtyventy years from 110w, have also their ideas of What they want in a wile. and the qualities they look for are not the ability tc and smoke like a furnace and to have done away with all maidenly re- peaches still with the down on them, not the

too much manhandled.

feels as if her Castle in Spam had" It is no crime, a bargain and a contract is binding,

a. state of nilnd, and you can acquire Quit pliylflil yourself. Quit think-

And, believe me. you will

u. the more he will do it. If you had him, you could break him of these friend or relative that you could go

Sue. and that when he gets ready 11d you will return. That will hold

in 11.1114; that. the iip-Ef-date

simple explanation to your problem. wants to marry a. girl who pets and zine Sir Galahad being allured by a

been a free-lunch counter to every been pawed over by every drug-store

Wife and themother of his children Nor would the fact her to him.

But when it comes it is a. different story.

to drink hoo h

Modern Etiquette (B) noannn um

Q. Is it good form, when mak- ing an introduction, to say, "lvflss White, this is my friend. Mr- Green?"

A. No. It is not good taste to use the descriptive phrase, "My friend" in an introduction

Q. 1-low much luggage should one take for an overnight trip? A. Only enough luggage that is required to make one comfortable during the tr_lp and presentable when arriving at the destination.

Q. Into how small pieces should one break his bread at the table?

A. Each piece of bread should not be larger than for two or three bites.

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Q. How can I clean plaster walls?

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Why does Peg spend so many wretched evenings alone? Let's see if her thank-you note to Bob doesn't give a clue.

‘Dear Bob," she blunders. "I cer- tainly was surprised to receive the roses . . ."

How much more friendly to write: "You're a darling, Bob. to find time in the midst of a new job to rcmem- ber my birthday.

"Thank you for the gorgeous roses. I'm wearing some of tthem tonight. You would remember my favorite color, yellow . . 1"

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A young Scotsman who had u- cured a Job with a builder fell off the scaffold where he was work- ing. The foreman came along to the end of the roof and was I'l- lleved to see the man scramblin to his feet from a heap of san that had saved his life.

"Consider yourself lucky, mate!" said the formiin_

The Scotsman looked up: "Luc- ky__be blqwvezglhe complained. "I've

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