is otf

b

But in:

lime deposit girts of vinegar and ivater

boiling point and let stand for sever-n‘ hours. Repeat if the stain

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Living o Leisure

Tlie M’oman's Realm

JNGULAI ILUIAIJ

lid may rind a. lone mouse, or o whoa nest of nice,

Ding? lural of house l-l houses,

Bt-hbpluralofman is ll s called man, “y

my shouldn't the pltirl-l oi pm be called pen?

‘his cow in the plural may be cows

or kin

But s. bow, if repeated, is never

called bin

9- Alld the plural o! VOW ll vows,

never vino.

llyouspeakotfafocmuidgou

show me your feet,

Arid l give you a toot, would a. pair

be called beet?

If 011% 15 H wvth. and n whole sot

are teeth

wuy shoudnrt. uio plural of boom

be called heath?

Then the nillifllllfle pronouns are

he. his and him.

and shim!

S0 the Eilglish, I think, you all will

agree,

I; qgite as queer al a. language can e.

-I. Morgan

Two of the difficulties Ln grow- ing punts indoors arc dry atmgg. phere and high temperature. So. to provide enough moisture, put evaps Banting pars on radiators to increase the humid‘

ity. Fruits such as apples

MADE riﬁr WATCH

A watch smaller than a man's tint-c mil has been made by

t. of Phiiadelphia, Pa.

an inch in diameter.

If your ieakettle is stained with l . fill it with equal heat

s lubborn.

“PUB CRAWL" DOCTOR

Dr. MacAlister Brew, known as the Fub Crawl doctor because she has strut most of her life disco"- erlns what goes on in of young people. has begun u sur-

od the cinema. So far she nu arned that the norms‘ number u! weekly visits to a show is three EXQUISITE 00L and that most young people ge‘ n.

the

at sense of ccimfort when ain comes to a bad end.

"'1 no he feminine she shis

and or- anges, baked wzth lll?2ll,S, make a delightful garnish for the meat.

Max It l of an ln~h tblrk and 17-32

minds

Woman's Realm '1. Social and Per

THE COOK'S g CORNER

GINGER BNAPI

(luxurious)

a” cup shortening, 1-2 cup [old- en mm syrup. 1 cup molasses. 2 1-2 teas‘ on mund g i:' teaspoon bakilli 1-3 1ND 11°‘ water, flour eiwuigh w 111...... .. w... dough. Melt the shortening aha add the golden corn I and the molasses Add the bca and ginger. Dissolve tine soda 1n hot water and add them. Mix well and add enough sifted flour to make a stiff dough. Chill in refrigerator for l hour, then roll dough out on very thinly floured board, cut n shapes and bake in hot oven of 460 degrees F for about 10 minutes. watching them closely, and remov- ing any that are done ahead of oth- ers.

DYQWG BIJUVENATK

Don't discard faded curtain, draperies, bedspreads, it they no whole. Now is the time to we m- Zeﬂulté and imaglnaticn to make what already on hand do as long as there is a bit of value in it. Dye- ing is an obvious solution, It‘; 1m. portant to follow the exact direc- tiozis for the type oi dye you select 0r results may b: disappointing. Also, be sur. mater ai you are dye- ing is absolutely clean, and d. the 10b by daylight. to be certain the shade is Just what you want

HEAD-TO-HEELS JEWEL FASHION

NEW YORK. In a head-to-heels Jewel fashion there is such a wealth of color, design, materials and types that it is hard to cover i-ho field eX_C8’QlZ in generalities.

Notwlt-hstzndlng all of tke metal‘ (nct to say mental) tr ubles CiilSﬁd by priorities. L-here is still plenty of metal jewelry for sale.

However, with average intellig-

N0 OlIRE FOR BABY’S OOLOS

0 - . Bu! You Can Help Nature To Fight Them OlT

We it 1s easy to sec that base metals are certainly spins to be uiiiliaﬁiﬁli"ilidiiliii°f-ilii'y'i'i.liliil°il needed for war production Since loll can do it. 8o when blby'| inlmu, or

silver, which is being witliield for "WY bYW-hi" "P" Y0" "1 I "1"" 1""-

pure] pout-car‘ regs n3 Wm be FSICIE-{EIGGDQYITI at once with Nature to the searclli. gold Jewelry is still avail~ S: ".313, ,, h,‘ "m, u“ plenty

able, platinum rs ﬁlezitiful Precious stones will last for a long tin‘: and so wll imltatoin gem stones of all types. Pearls are still plentiful and very fashionrbie, silver gilt. enamels platics, wood and glass are all be- ing used for costume jewelry,

PRE S ERVE IT

The woman who has good metal costume jewelry will do well to pre- serve it. an: in buvi , t will also be wise to sre“d a lt"e more to get something that has good design, is well made n": v1.11 last.

With our very slrrpfe war time fashions, “dressing up" with jewels is the thing to do

There are some very new neck- laces cf amber, of lcss precious gem stones in collar cffefs. Plaques that are mostly floral in (ltlier fmnal or actual interpretations, richlv Jew el- ed, are posed at the base of the throat and suspended by snake or link chains.

of lleep and take extra cnrcthlt the bowels u: ‘omughly cleared of harmful wnnul which drug down vitality and rulnmncc. ‘lb do thin without uplettlng baby’! whole system and further weakening it. try Baby‘: Own Tablet). Mild, yet net promptly in getting rld o! the irritating material! that make baby restless and feverish . . . and thin way they encourage restful llecp. Used by lhoulands of Mothers for ovoi- d0 yarn, too, for teething leverl, non- ltipntioii, colic and other limph baby Ill- meiitl. Contain no ltupefying nlrcotim oi-

oplutcmGet u package 0i Baby's Own Tablet;

today from your druggllt. Only 26¢. ll’ they

full to bulp, cull your physician at oncl.

speak for themsrlves in the mat- Ir of exquisite color combinatons Color in accessories is the key to eason. fcr wo- r- nws‘ dress s'm"ly ‘n order to be wclldressed in the busy life of ioaay Every woman wmt= to do s mo typo of war work and lock wel [while she lslaibgeut itgdihtigefore. gt: These necklaces in 201d and sil- r E h“ 5 “m w h “m ver are very handsome with i-‘re new Sui .- me rich fur t1“- wlt B‘ severe nrclcincs and ‘rive dutinctirn ‘lmllwcut “a” The §uede ‘Gimme to simple li‘tle dresses that ot er- smmkm, “lﬂthe t” “nmatcmd w wise may be W0 casuap suede gcve- with smoked tops The big muff is a rich arr‘ hand- some accessory no woman wfl scorn. The bright Jacket, be it rur-

mt A w ple. gold, green or red. will be the

COMBWAT" " "B" added fill’p to the“ blajlk or brown

maw YORK -Today’s clothes die“ m” " ‘ “We and

"leans" of giving interest and " feeling to stud: ccthes and that

l

"limo how new OXYDOL l helps you

i SAVE CLOTHES

Rich, Safe Washing Action Alone

BRINGS CLOTHES SNOWY WHITE "MAKES CLOTHES LAST LONGER

LT. over Canada, women no now washing clothes the safer, new OXYDOL way! Safer, lJGCIUSI avoid u y wuhdny wear and tour . . . Ind get l beauti- Iul white wash . . .wr'tboufbleacbingl

IIIY RISK IIIRSI IIIIOIEST Why IO! got n snowy wash with rich. pk washing action alone? Let ‘new lively new Oxydol “Hustle-

ubblo" suds show you bow

uiclcly and gently they draw oul o dirt . . . without can running inn of the washer! "

for

1

l: exactly its mission in this world. VOLCANIO TERRACES New Zealandﬁv. famous pink and

white terraces were blown up by g volcano in 1N8.

Service

Lessons ln Dcaigninq Clothe:

lturting With Own Dressed

Do friends admiro your taste l! llothes‘! Dress designing may b1 your hidden talent!

Why not see Li you can't dooln

ething for yourself’! Our home ctiun book shown how pro- esslonal designer: go about 1t-

You muy start your design with [on an idea and a straight piece of muslin. This muslin you pin in hall a drela form and cut out ll

eck and lﬂhl to form u foundi- on pl k111-

Tlien comes the 901'" 9! lie foundation you Iuggest “ lng linen with plnl and colored thread. moving them uound until you're satisfied.

To add height you mlﬂit indiclh lingonal pocket: or plan on vorti- pl llnel or ltrlpcc.

‘ And, i! you can dcdl! clothed lor yourself, you can do it] fu others i! you like! Designe s an

Al

min: or unusual pieces n - - yo! get a gleaming white wash witb-

onl tbs rirk q! blink blucbirql

UIIY III OLOTIIIS TIIEIOIIIIT Why not get them shining cloll without hard l “lug? Ounce fol ounce, Oxydol’: richer now in washing power! Gets man din! A ﬁsh nib hon and there-and

a dill No more of thunk»

". bud mum's! Ind worklnl pllturnl. Tell! how t4 III MOTH} LIST LONGER II II- lngrlll} [0112 lbillli- .

‘IIIE. Switch to new OXYDOL... l0 kind to clothes . . . l0 safe for washable rayon: Ind colors!

Bend 20o in coins for your cow Bell

b 1:115‘ name, ll and nunl .‘.. for a wash that’: _,__p______,___ I Name . UNITE "r-Tim-r-

,rl,lltinltliitilii

‘THE CHARTDTTETU

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Here’s Relief for OOIIONS ANO OO

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Ge: miter that cold or cough due to a cold right uwuyl Suit taking Father John's Medicine. This nutritive tonic is rich in vitamins A and D to help build up the inner XESlSIIITCc which is the only real protection against colds. Millions have proved the effectiveness of Father john‘: Medicine for more than 8S years. Get Father John's Medicine today from your druggist- for yourself and the whole family.

Contains no narcotics, lcdativu or dangerous drugs in my form.

Mud: In Candi.

00-006 O-OO-OO O-Q-O-O-O-O O-QQ-Q¢O-O+OOQ-OOOOOOO.“'

Dorothy Dix Says-

MOST WEDDING GIFTS lVilSFYI ‘, GIVE MONEY INSTEAD

Reform Long Overdue; With Money Couple Can Buy What They Want

Now. when so many boys and girls are ﬁtting married, is the psy- Cll0l0glcill moment for instituting a reform the giving oi bridal pres- ents. Everybody who has ever been married has recognized that this ll an evil which should be somehow softened and humanized and made less

provocative of murder. but so far no one has had the courage w stick his neck out and lead a crusade for Useful Wedding Gifts.

Perhaps it has bcen because we are victims of the old theory that a bridal present has to be glamorous. Perhaps it is because when we go to buy n wcddinirpresent our minds cease to function. as they do when we go to buy a C stmas present. and we can't remember a sin le thing that

. = the recipient likes, or needs. or wan . Or maybe it is Just because we know the 701m couple are going into housekeeping. and we thin that a lit- tle more junk can be stock away in the back oi closets and won't make any particular ui- erence,

Anyway, when the average popular young couple rettun from their brida trip and sit down to look at their loot, they ﬁnd themselves the un- happy sessors of a miscellaneous assortment of artic es that simply clutter up the premises and have no place in the modest home they axe about to set up.

Their rich friend; have sent them lace ban- quet cloths and solid silver unch bowls. when their tables are only going to big enough for i; dolly and their entertaining‘ conﬁned to beer and ham or rye. Other friends ave sent them pieces -- ' of furniture, all of which swear at each other and that will take them twenty years to break up.

PARFAI-T GLASSES T0 SPARE

‘Ihene will be enough clocks t0 tell the time till sterility, enough lam | to light the Great White Wa. ,enough parfait glasses to set up a. fount in a. corner drug store. (I cw one couple whose ﬁnances were on a, strictly ice cream cone basis whose loving friends showered than with twelve dozen silver and glass and painted china. ones when they were mar- ried). And when it comes to cake knives and pie knives and nut bowls and after-dinner mint bowls and the do0~dads whose purpose no man knows, the numbers get to be astronomical. d the receivers wild.

It is no wonder that brides are often so dilatory about writing their “thank you" notes. It takes time for them to get over their disappoint- ment about their bridal presents, and to concoct an even plausible whim lie about how the fiftieth bridge lamp was just what they had been long- lng for‘. and how they are going to cherish that perfectly darling little SOUVGII l‘ SDOOD.

Now I am not trying to put a crimp in the lvinz of bridal presents. I am only trying to streamline it and make it a besslfiﬂ lﬂﬁleﬁd t“? 611159- There is something about a boy and girl getting married and s Br l!!! Out to build their nest together that touches all that is romantic and tender in our hearts. and makes us instinctively desire t0 contribute a ‘ﬂew straws é” it. Many of us remember our own early housekeeping day shw hen we no: - ed so much and had so little. and there is no g ftdgilto w réentwe D11 S0 much aifection and good will as we do into our we ngﬂp 15.8 shdum And this makes it all the more ironic that molsjt of miese lge be mwed so often be misﬁts that are a burden to those on ﬁittiam $8“ genie ma. instead of being a hclp. when. by the use oi a e co um be u" or having the courage to flout a. senseless old c twéewbrldal 50am‘. always giving exactly the right thinﬂ. the thigd 3t m“ gratitude and want and need and that they welcome wit bliélpnillilbother which. incidentally, would save us a lot of trou 1a k beaimml w we

And that gift is MONEY. A check may gﬁligﬂbuplsw me bride and casual eye as a hmd-pamwd what‘ lent-ml? ‘cts their yes have ever Baa. brldegroom it Wm be one o! the ‘We els o bl fl ures etc be acceptable. °d “pm N“ “M the mm“ “mtQiWi-iuT trim ioldlna money that can tliittliotl be . t. a an». instead of 11133;: been wasted on flimsy lwllihYie-ss m“ Kw” "elm" 9" "we n" p e ' l nt would enable

And. most of all. being given money as a brida nrese KLam~ﬁ_2P*P.L________i°-L-i-F"**’ m" W“ "s"

(Continued on me b- 001 1i

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sonal 7 Fashions’ "1. Literature

lowed by creed in unison. Minutes ma has the great virtue oi flat-

qgr/Eerﬁmod FROM YOIIR HEART!

Q Honor her hand with a rlng that l: worthy of the ioveln your TTCHTR-i-CTIOUQCI Bridal Wreath diamond ring to tell her that only the best ll good enough . . .62! the only 4-point guarantee of complete perfection in color. cut. brllliillﬁ and ﬂawleu quality!

luv w» mum cunnmu R0044!!!

ron mar: noon n voun JEVIILLII’!

NOYEJLTBF-lllis. 1.9.42

WIT]! UPWII’! I M)! SIT/ll H00)’ A RIC/l 4ND SAT/SWING (‘l/P 0F I'M

2 A Morningbmile i

before him orderly oi- wliti Ming insulting

Ho was up floor, charged bu:

uago sergeant. “Hom, air," h; protested, "I wll answering g question. ' “ but question?" mapped the officer. “Well, sir, the sergeant said, "What do you think 1 am?" And l told him."

The officer gazed stelnly at the private who had been brought bo-

"Yes, sir. "And did you go on to deacrlbehim u a DOD-eyed, knook-lmeed, black- blighted stooge?" The private hesitated. Then with a note of regret in his voice, he replied:

HNO’ s“ I forget than” lfyou think tea rationing means that you must

drink wishy-wasby (ea, diere’: u delightful surprise waiting you in our ﬁrstcu of Lipzoifs. For Lipton‘: "smull u!" Tel ndude: tea! grown exclusively in Lipton’: own gardens in cylon and is so uniformly rich and refreshin . . . so full-ﬂavoured and satisfying . . . that it goes farther and gives you more cups for every ten coupon.

Also Packar: oi-LIPTOWS NOODLE SOUP MIX "ms sour sensmou or m: NATION"

He Never Took Her Out Until . . .

Ho Ill a line husband in molt wlyl— d ‘t. bee bl 10 l.".*.‘:i..'":::“:."ai: “him: the our... They never went In! ‘Kiwi-mil; "15.: I {it “*3 $553.31 alélbi“ °° in ucuu was nlwuyp that b0 W? “ﬁr; timP-until lhc t Mk 0! h"? "I Then ...one day w en Mlklhl tn hﬂflillfﬂl- gilt about Gcorrc- ha wnqwi 9'1?‘ ‘m Pink Pills. George mid ha‘! t" =11 h“

Ail

your grunt lrdny iplun’: . . .

9

All

dldiit believe they could help hlin , . d i, d i; h; he begun to 5eBs_ A report of T B. League home for next meeting. Meedng r “rpm l“ evrverl‘ f!“ ma" him" meeting was given by the Se-fy closed with National Anthem ‘lliPl

Collection amounted to $1.10. Or- phanage collection $5.35. Mrs. Roy MacLeod invited members to her

Needlecraft For The‘ Hom .-

LITTLB BASQUE FROCK Ryan-lie Wth the Ynulllﬂ‘

‘ _ Y ‘d er i22.“é'..‘4€”$i.',“-‘t-°i"33ii- Jill-d l-l- biulneu-bc comes homo full of Vila!’ in hlrb wood hum"! ll 5"" "' ' '“ii°:§§":'n'.-i.“'iiv- George can blhnrncuhll {gall g of weakness-oi nervous ex nu! 0B on url-un-down condition of tha blood. Dolfl

assisted by Mrs. John and Georgi Mucleod.

wult- Dr. William; Pgihk Pllls now so: tilled u: Vitamin . n1 m we Q mm aﬂoat-in in mulls; rich, m time

‘u... d t Ith and if“: hglpgdrylhglllzsg: tiTnizet-bmi "in the

Ink". Auk your drumrht todl! for Br- hillluus Pink Pill-l.

SUCCESS W. I.

The regular monthly meeting of C d Success W I. met at the home of n" Mrs. J.A Campbell, Tuesday even- Make this delightfully cut basmlo lug, Oct. 20. President presided frock and please both your d“ \' and meeting opened with Ode fol- tcr and yourself. Its easy to Ill-la

o! last meeting were read and ap- m-lng the growing Iigurﬂ. Win91"

proved. Rioil call was answered by grubby or string-bean type. 2G members and 5 visitors with a style No. 3546 is deslilﬂwa ‘f: riddle. Bill of $2.05 E01‘ quilt bat. 5119s 4. o, a, to and 12- Sim 1

‘l5 cents T.B. League expenses were qulred 2 yards 35-inch fagrlcawllzl; . paid. It was decided to send for 1-4 yard contrasting an

five poundns‘ ofneyéarncrfor boys; yards braid. d sweaters. ore oss wor “em; write or sen

was given out. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. J- plfxlxgwdﬁthpayoiir name and ud- MacLeod, Mrs. J A. Crmpbell were dyes‘ with 2o can“ m com or liked i» wt dmses- A chm" stamps to the Needlecraft Bureau. supper was planned for and Vlrs. The Ctmxlogmwwn Guudiau

R. MacLecd, Mrs. F‘ Campbe Needlecraﬂ Department

Mrs. J. Madlxod were appo nted SW19 No 35%)

to sec about same. Correspondence * was read and discussed- 1301M l" to be ‘ ‘ in November for over- Name i

‘YOURS FOR YOUTH AND stieet Xddress LOVELIIIESS

Female Weakness

lNll IIELP BUILD IIP REO BLOOD!

Lydia E. Pinkhnmh Vegetable Com- und TABLETS (with added iron) give helped thousands to relieve garlodic pnln with weak, nervous. luo feelings — duo to l notional monthly disturbances. They also help build up red blood and are u fins tonic for the stomach. Pink- hum's Tablets are made esﬂmmuil [or women. Well worth. trump!

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O. W. PATTERSON

J EWELLER Gt. George St.

POI Ollll" III Illll

intuit WREATH

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OIIOOII TlllT IIII IT BUMMEIISIDI P. l. l.

Bridal Wreath Diamonds 8i Wedding Rings

DESIGN N0- 1161

rt. Beautiful rose deal ln ﬂlet crochet Ls a real old favorite for a 9g“. Pattern No. 116i conta us list of materials needed. illustration of stl and complete instructions.

nl To order uottém: Write. or send above Dim"! With yﬁl" "all" '

MOASE

See the latest styles hero. Nn obligation.

Summersldn

QM- uidrcu with l5 cents in coin or stamps to Needlework Bureau. C 114° town Guardian.

To Charlottetown Guardian. Needlework Department.

‘Design N0. 116! ‘ a

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smum‘ ADDRES--—————--""—"“"""-ih

JEWELER

grn>______-__-- KIUQ—F-"'_"'.F

whlch lunch was served by haste.“ '