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oman's Re alm z Socialand P

Living o’ Leisure The Woman's Realm

, a

Qiitfselilsthstfleshoanfssr,

The loss o’ friend, the lack of gent, A youwlin’ tyke, s glandered. rnesr,

A iussfel nonsense- Tnsra’: ﬁll! IA An’ that's my conscience.

-l!obert Louis Btevenson.

FASHION FLASHEI

be re-eased first. then women whose DEAR Miss DIX-I am s troubled husband. v1“;

A Inn-rt daytime dress is of Jobs have been held open for them. crazy. This Ls the situation: I work from 6 A. M. to .331? dsysm: nurse's my. wll-srleu with dse and the services will not release week. 1 am s forcznm on a construction gs on s defense o t. l our-pl ca closing, slim snd a-ap 1e women immediately unless am told that I handle men vs)? well, but e handles she at the waistline, the drapery held they have jobs to go to. The gu- works in an office from 9 A. to 5.30 P, . when she getlsnliorne in the n! the side of the waist with s thorities anticipate that many cf evening she expects me to have the house straightened and dinner resdy, b111, 1e: ornament. . the women will wish to remain in , and on my day oﬂ’ for me to clean the house and do the washins. Lu rt.

the services after the war, and pro- l I am nothing but a servant in my own home. worming vet comfortable-to- vision has been made in this re- ' - I

r dress, fashioned

rcm pnstrc window-

the grains world d ts ﬁt ‘h. u“. . rr - th tr _ '1 "1 W“ I WWW- ? _ is waist pennits : the pe ce kcomea e ‘first ques ons‘ to bhe refuses to let me m" a maid, saying that we . r. use o! the soft ekirt be as ‘ed of service women when Should do m“, Own work mi i - < iiCVitlilJlg to her own demobilization pians are being love my wife and do not %antsatgelglflellklllégelgui ,, made will be: "Are you mnr- I cannot stand much more o: her shir he

_.__._ rred? ls your husband serving dum r

‘.‘.‘.-'.i-'irosevn accessories win often aboad‘! Have you any children?" v

w - a. rwtv in»; to s garment A -——-—— PIN-ll h¢l 1M u Icannot . .1 n ~ o of n wnmows sqvssxr sin ' ”'“"°°""\"W - < w l» rlifnkulfcalihgl: placed lron- "35 "W llltgorlty at home. RENO BOUND. 4 r ‘ 1

loose lo float over a.

slcio-Povofﬁd tube frame.

std-w of the bag have the same

> Pr and plastic cover treat- .

HOW HE MISSED HER.

w" p0 1on1! mzo it was the cus- "fr 1n ueriain part; of New Eng- i when a marriage took place, n- brtdegroom to address the ny in a few well-chosen A certain Vermont widow- s sncorrd marriage, arose

i.- and nerghours, you sll

"wr-thri‘. uul’ good friend here * "wing the bride) who hm Just a the honour of '0

e rn pledging ‘rare my Joys and sor- rrctirlng of a stranger 'n, Bong a mere mzrn, r I need your help to make . ‘ home among us; s0 I'm if to depend upon u women i. w to put her entirey at ease lvow you will do this, just as first wife would do if she were

7.4 u":

Oommon justl , ~ Hue/Pl‘! r miss her consider- etylls to avoid dangerous com- servgu-iolbwdl housework, or pay half of the wagggceofh: u: r er limos, but more than usual D CB. ens l y after th on an cwcnsion like this." gnlgllécglihlgbem it hellsil; lﬁoiyuliirliirii céclzlilsrefhtllievvllmlenbemuegqim- i? 1'1 W O havg bgen [ﬂied Ind wo d n 8d nwrs on rm urn-g . the men themscl , “m” 111 battle. and ° - “arrears... a .. ...";=..t*.i.:':§:.' ‘m was - Mwrk f1 you feel you must make a oom- s 119C885 ate a new Pia f 1i 1h mun? likely to annoy an- A work hard a“ n O v 8' be“

that is p r1. cive it a humorous, rid sent A gentle push to offend. than l. d- vmngm, angry explosion.

; Use world-known medigfnl] Cutlcuru to rcllsve—help Baum,

ahlnglqsnnsebcar,

r I of -r and blue lame, has s deep cnijnrie-s neckline and elbow sleeves.

is o! the feathers, at

WIINPEACI OOMII

High official, in woman's service organization in Britain agree that married women should b0 to receive their discharges when the war is over There will be no nuns demobilization, one of these officials said. Married women will

l‘ Dorothy ‘llix Says‘-

WOMEN IN WAR WORK TO CUT NEW PATTERN FOR HOME LIFE

Public Eating Places And Service Apartments To Take Over Tired Wife's Duties

gard They will be needed s; long as Britain maintains s standing army, navy and air force When

To keep windows from sticking in cold weather, rub a. cake of all-pure, extra-soapy soap along the par! where the sash slides in the frame. The sash will slide up and down easily and noiselessly.

HINTS 0N ETIQUETTB

Try to remember people's names. Nothing pleases most people more than to be greeted by name.

GUT DOWN WASTI

Eve housewife can help the war effort

y cutting down on the waste of fresh fruits and vegetables. Use

tuce, celery tops, and so on.

AVOID BLUNDERS

Small blunders frequently lead to catastrophe In the health SDYIBTO. i500, seemingly trivial 1n- fections may mult in more serious 61568-86! Golds pave the way for s hos-t of afflictions, such as sinu- 8111!. bronchitis and pneumonia, so it is wise to guard against the 1&5-

Outside Iﬂﬂvcs of cabbage and let-l g

$8? I have dons her will for a long time to avoid - ta/oubla. but now 1 feel that I must assert e

nicely on my all

WOMAN NOW FIXTURE IN BU$ﬂVE§5

2,,

_-a

she wanted to assist him in Bmonllllished

and that she sho‘ without asking he;

COUPLE

But when the wire

band d should $181: gtld Comes h b

works out om least half of etllgst

Am: worm, of the home as 1

m and, then‘ mom: hour-s as the has.

“I'm sending in the accident re- port on Casey's foot, which he struck with the spike maul Now, under ‘Rllmlrkl,’ do you want mine or

Casey's?" vzhhlggt rienver lived with his .311. st any time He QYTZYE“ for ' . C0 meeting m; h. h“ b m 068 110B —-——- divorce He does not em Ink!“ ‘emmslv 0f setting

The etion in th l - h; Want mo to go out with an be aminat on read: "Hoowpgrylfyoggey (Olb- see s wire and that hurts me y dy‘ but he no“ to

‘nlrr a good posture?"

Pliﬁblllzemiwlll be solvseclvow: dollllart kltlllohlhelllullelelmtg‘ inorggant w ow mls

. W ve n rge comm’ n, ' E n9 it mﬂst of them auteur-ants, Q0 m“ us“ y ‘Zggrtmenggvhggertélhirem will be cafeterias end x E110 trsok paganism received the whgtk-wm h “u” wife will have to do 0 0 DOM of 1 - 6

menvinl: m one his ore k "mg to can 103mm‘)? any men's guess. but certainly it

break off our relations

"In: country boy wrote: “Keep the

domestic relationships.

m or Slblgbrltlrrsj AIRED - x boy of 19 and haTbegon nh‘ I m" m“

MW DiX. what I want to know is should I keep? u d

nip while 1 still iihink 1 co on m” Wm‘ hm’ °'

Stubborn Spots

on, TOO, wru. BE ASTONISHED to sec how much brighter and sweeter- smelllng clothes come washed the Sunlight way. Grin-lies! work clothes, the most soiled towels, play suits and bed linens turn out spotleaaly clean when you put

a touch of Sunlight to them.

touch of this amazing soap on the most

soiled parts docs the trick. For

stsntly leaves s ﬁlm of soap where it comes

In contact with the dirt . . . wash, Sunlight whips up into

roa A commit! wssnmc JOB- YOU cam no wuuour

FfLT LIKE [my Mﬂmﬂw”

“Tun cnsnwrrafroww cuarzpram

E

we n/HE" mo M $m_

4

Yes, just a Sunlight in-

and as you the richest,

ﬁll/l SHE MIED-—

Vanish - Safely!

-cleansing lather you ever sswl No rubbing needed

rrmvx or rri There's no hard robbing needed when Sunllghfs "extrs-sosplness" gets to work on grimy spots. That saves the clothes-ﬁend you, tool And best of‘ all, clothes come brighter all ovnr. No danger of anyone saying your clothes look streaky or "half-washed" when you use the Sunlight method. Sunlight is all pure

soap-safe for colors. Get Sunlight todayl

SUNLIGHT..-”

rsonal I Fashions 1- Literature

“Your: CLOTHES rook oruv

JANUARY 4, 1943___

'- no MATTER HOW YOU'DO voua WASH YOU Neeo suuusnfs

'£x72e4-s0AP/m£ss'

eon uross mus-arm swore’

SPEED/ES?) EAS/EST a/s/vw/rs/v/zva EVER l

0 The moment you touch Sunlight Soap you can feel how much more soapy it h. This "extra-sospineas" makes quick work of’ groan and stuck-on food particles. 80 use Sunlight for dlshwsshing and all cleaning, too. See how dishes, silver, glasses sparkle! And Sunlight h so kind to hands.

recover? cows off it and let it grow up a- ANSWER-I . ‘rm..- won raN would mu bed emu“? $33.3. bvnnlmﬂtyoﬂ ‘£22.’. “PM?” ' 0 0d com 0 s eart- - TTTTwn- . s .. at: ‘l2’; Y?" a “i? mil-is‘: ecstatic"... "a ‘ v s "mtholamm n‘ free to mfflsrytohwgrte her life waiting and longing for a man who 111$? §,°‘>“"'..°"“{Zi."?‘.' AYIYWRY- a boy Who marries at 1a d r u uggihgenmw re is poor matrimonial material. He iiglesng. 0rd Q’ m’ ‘m’ hem" h‘ l‘ uaomrwaats mung" a wife, n‘or have enough backbone to stick to till bllgwﬂh“ he want‘ m s. cu an n’ wo b0 . .,.~__.»=__ __-_-___ gafggala-oi-‘z; easiest thing with: E13“ maven“ mun ' ha“ “ma ‘l "- ll‘ “P” A ‘lob . . '1 ________ h’ "°°"",,§,ff Y“ ' ".?.!‘.T.i'.‘?.l.il.il" m ' .rrrtrtslar.asrzr*sr .... Y" c" "'1 | v9 Oul‘ S ‘$112851: merchmugirgxl-l‘ ‘gnﬁegltolyellllbolghhlsrlildcgplsangtetlqigtsglucmwwnghlnd Price Control Questions GN- whom l risyeubegonmselgileinntinlrau m M‘ “m ' “m” “m” “m” A" ‘mm’ 1 a m1 it t1 ' moved mo“ ‘at the! rlluﬁtuﬁ larval? and by mu lireement she n;

Saucer is Used to True Desill

A floral hooked mg is so char-min] many momsndsocusylndlnr prperrnivn D5574“ ploihirig may be your material: II [or colors you can run riot!

xwm‘; your favorite color com- bhyjwiinn? Green with rose? Blul with wine and pink?

Decide onyou-rrugsiuﬂlbyﬂ

the children in

the cottage.

408760! F) reduce heat to moderate (350 de- Brees F‘) and bake 25 minutes longer. or until cooked.

Giowderkidmlihlnlhenrﬂt

tions. fry a Ounces diced salt pork slowly until crisp and brown R4.

for

‘extract, ff you

her

Let stand 16 minutes

Moisten y“ stry with cold wstor Then pe. Bake in hot oven i460

the for i5 minutes; then

cranbcrriﬂ ll!

OIIOWDII

I don't love ands

"~ we“ r

WER-

hsve ever encountered, 111mg tablespoons quick-cooldnl’ b‘ ‘althrul W your wi tapioca, 1 1-4 cups susar. 1-4 tea- spoon salt. 8 cups raw cranberries chopped, l cup seeded raisins, 3-4 cup water, 1 drop almond desired, 1 recipe pie mist

Ccmine tapioca, sugar. salt, enn-

Combine tapioca, sugar, salt, oran- extract. Line a 9-inch pie plate with pastry rolled l-il-inch thick. Fill pie shell with cranberry mlxtum. edge oi’

cottag i ti t wont liti.“rlf‘i...§°..?i"iié'§i.i‘.i'i..".ii’ﬁ‘€...‘§'i'i..i"ii§i

of it. The lowdown on the low trick i; that which you admit t° 7°“ would at least, have t

hand lror" this tip: I fshe m as you are of her,

mixtures

heated season with teaspoon salt,

with crackers,

101' someone 815e, which my, trbggi gme her and think she

me. Don't you think I

Well of all the cold-b I hlﬂd you the med fe for even one sum

a (iivorcc. And this isn't

the worst let your famll

blame her and we n‘t

when you are taking‘

eve thi ls . I hope she has spun ry n“ e e

enough to defend

four small chi idently

mo" from frying pan and small onions

2 Simmer 2 cups diced

raw carrots for l0 minutes in 1-2 Honor Roll of the Senior Depart cup boilin wat Add to a tr t ' ' cooked alllzwheaterceresl Oombiﬁp; mm or he monm of vacuum"

Add i dune milk When

0am

1-4 teapoon _ d 5h g - portions m in keeping with gov- eesiersliire an?! l!) tlllallz- a gi$vvwgltlmu c s-rnment requirements. For 6 por- spoons butter. Do not boil, Berve ' arm

use so. If you had one spark e1 he decency not to take

k off haveﬂl; {K261103183 to marry, all she had to do is

1dr . them and support herself. too. if‘? m” Sh’ cum M“?

61111081

. matrimonial qultters zzlér You sre tops. Yo

ing unfaithful , manhood in you, you good name a/way from

herself about that. And 1'11 your aﬂair with the woman,

to tell you that v0“ will take care of t0 Rt rid of

her

YOIIIIUISII

EMERALD SCHOOL

O I 1 Arnold Allen.

Vlvisn Murphy. a Doris and Olavion Hughes (equal).

"9 HWhQs (Principal) .

ﬁnches is a nioa sin) and I01 9°!" urlsp as a foundntlﬂﬂ. about l’!

e1 lnchcs. Then. with n ﬂ-in saucer, trace the design shown in our skvich on the burlap, stitch carpct binding around it and tack to a wooden frame.

Ennyl And now an your mnhrlll inir. lA-lnch strips, ready for hook- The hooking process is Juli .. hold a strip under the founda- eirn, thrust your hook through the burlap and hook "P m‘ '34P. leaving a loop on top l/a-int-‘h 1118b-

Our Ill-page booklet gives oom- plrie (‘lPlIillS of making thll rug, lb frrrnre and foundniion; has other lowly hmvltorl rug design: and (liruriiorrs for making WOVEH, braid- ed. r'r'.:"".'~1srl and many other novel m 1' '~ "ll ring: sendmcin eoinfcrymn’ copy

"rruv: i» rvlnke Your own Rugs" in (‘.1 . rwnvn Guardian Home Sw t‘ . as. 12n- Sill!‘ to ilifltf‘ v "mo, address, and the oILl-‘t

Nd-mo

Street jiddrcss

||= ifs lllII/l/F it's F

And there h no lion nourishing chocolate Dairy Milk. Made with tsinsble, sugar and/rub wbola mill,

bar helps to restore lost

than Codbnryﬁ

quill] chocolate ob- thie delicious Cadbury energy and build up your stamina.

the “(ﬁnd

For this reason it warrants an important place in every diet, especially in wartime.

llueonsyaovnters/inigy

(his may mun you.

supplied. We rep:

.':.""l..".7.'..'-'.......'~'

Quqtlon; and answers on Price Control will now" "1 The 6'11"“- im n"; s. regular feature each dﬂ-Y- The questions an those ‘which have reached the Wartime Prlool Md h-sdc Bond from housewives in this region. The answers are DP"- vided by the Board. Readers who have intelligent questions in ask on price control are invited to semi them ln writing to the Women! maul A ' y committee of the wgﬂm Prices and Trade Board. chgppell Building, Charlottetown.

C O O il u a ood deal of buﬁlgefmqfiﬁmlytgu igrimsrgeile? the best ws to m B 8° I. Ono of the easiest wayl *0 make butur stretch is to alwayl keep some in a covered BIB-H dim on the table. Don't put it back into the refrigerator after each meal. In m1; way you will always have soft- ened buttcr at hand and you'll be s how much less it takes. Q 1 have a piece of dress m! “m! justtlging in m csdar chest. Is it ago the re!

ations for me

to make a. hst of it? A. No. according to J. A. Klein. clothing administrator. You ma!’ make what you wish of stray ms- simt ‘£‘.i"‘.‘u’&““mu..l..‘.'. '11

o

an b of an extra piece of new material for the express so making s hst to match your ress —-hats that are worn with only one dress or only a. few times s season.

sire ou .

Material must be conserved-

Q cmyouteilntewhenthlﬂrlt csilinsprice was put on cool?

A, enlers must not charge more for coal than the maximum nrlov they charged for the same qual- ity during the basic period. 8e t- i! to Oct. 11. 1041. Th1! NEW-ﬁt 011 has been in force since Dee. l. 104l- Q. I always buy my tea in lnsll bu); qumeieres. Does the new price reduction apply to bulk ten? A. Yes. When bulk tea is sold in quantities of less than s pound the reduction in the maximum retail prices must eorrelmnd tn the m- ductlon in retail prices for small sizes of package ta An order of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board last Jan. fixed maximum prices for tea throughout Canada and with the beginning of coupons rationing appropﬂste prices for small package; were also set.

Sergeant Lorne B. Owen, R. C. A. F. Mont Joli, Quebec. ls vending

d. \_\r\1

CHAPTER XXX

"You told me once” said that o one key would unlock your heart. ou remember?"

"Yes." It was only a. whisper. "I remember well."

"And l have not that key? You must answer me."

"I cannot. l tell you l cannot." she was crying a little, but if he felt any pity for her, he showed. none.

"But in a little while, in a few days. you intend to bewme my w e"

"You know that I accepted that long ago. Why do we have to talk about rt now?"

"Because it is so near the time and 1 have waited and waited and hoped constantly that 1 would ﬂnd in you the answer w my iove The answer hasn't come."

"But in tlm8—on, Roger, why must we talk like this?"

“We must," he said GOIBCIUY- "b9- ": steward». w th se .'

"1 do not see how it ever om be settled. What. would you have me do '

“Michel is still in your heart. isn't he? You haven't given up your dream that you told. me of 1on8 I80

"lcculdneverﬂveftuD-ltrled. Roger. believe me. But there was no usetrylnmltfspsrtofmmltwill be always! there‘; Need it make s dif-

eemce- or us "

"only s shadowy thing," he said- "A few hours against all my love: s few words-and they echo forever." "He will not come luck-not ever now’

went away. I know what love is. Meridel, because I love. l sa/W you cry and the tears fell on your wed-

‘dress-and l knew."

ey had come u: the Chamber- lsnd house. Pol Mart-in and Rosina. with Gerard and. the two Chamber- land girls and tiny David, came down the yard to meet them. Roger called to them, "l-lola‘ It is lat for lflllfﬂglw to behabroad You must run a e way ome."

‘On the w? back, he tried to talk; so did Merl e1, but everything they said fell flat. It hsd no nest. no sav- or. There wss e coldness. a heavi- nes in their hearts. Something that should have been splendid and shin- ing had failed for them, and both felt that in some way the blame lay between them. He thought. I should not have always been questioning h love. I should not have been so ergctin . so greedy I should have taken t e wondrous gift she offered me and thanked Gor for it. But I

a pleasant leave st his home in usbewa

1d L1 llld t. W“ “iserrffr cations. wm o

Roger, l

e must have t

"l-‘Ie does not need to. ho MW! a

NwNQQCvww

TllE PRINCESS 0F GRATZEN

i '- By Louis Arthur Cunningham, Author of "Of These " Three Loves,” “Marionette,” Etc.

n

wrong with me that I cannot love ihm t, liking, loyalty, ad- miratlon-all these things l have for

. But not love. Perhaps time ‘it will coma. but. God hep us if it does no . er is wise enough

v

made for one who gives herself to love-Roger, en- Even the children. after chatter- tilrxrigti u; aeuéhile sbotirlt the giames they a an e goo time o the afternoon, noticed the silence of and gradualéy they talk and plodde 1101.1! ee. w Mend close beside him. r sbeuityinem wu the vast stillness that belongs w the forests of evergreen 1n Win , oﬂ an owl hooted and from aisrm- yard over the hill a fox barked

in that. great stillness heard a

deep vo cc singing. toward

em swung‘ svhberradrm

se sch a

Little! ones Clslkhéd lifelridnl" m .

s. (Continued on a

DREAM LOVELINESI In n Bewltchlng Nightgown

Your dreams Slnlfglllllgubﬁ iacetulln

charming w a mfdriff feature. Make it. of crepe in s bloaom tint; or trest yourself to the cosy warmth of s flaneiette gown that follows the long-sleeved version of the pattern. It would make s. woderful Christmas present for some very special person.

___. Style No. 3'18 is designed in sins l2, 14. 16, l8, I), 86, M. 40. 42, 44. 46, and 48. size 86 re uires 3- 1-2 dysriiais 39-inch fabric wih l 1-2 ya: ce edging.

To order pattern: Write or lend till! nd cents in coin or amps tn the Needlecraft Bureau The Charlottetown Guardian. style No. 267d.

NIIIIO

Btreetdddless

If you Iuﬂer hot fiuhes, dinfnell. distress of ‘s. gulsrities".

of women m relieve such symptoms. llsde in Canada. Plnkhlm’! Com-

pound ls worth trvlvwl

N aedlecra ft

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