g omank Real

On. $181M 0f Provincial building

LieuL-Govemor. mier J. Walter Governor Ber- D S O Bqdn-

Mrs. Bernard. Wife 0T me Ills/countess Alexander of Tunis. Pit" Iones, Mayo-r B. Earle MacDonald.

3rd, 1.19m. Robert C. MacMillziz (

lHousehold Scrapbook

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h By Anne Ashley (I ,

. How can I repair the lid of a‘ cooking vessel when uhe knob has‘ coring git? thr l the hole‘

. lp a. screw ougi _- Castor o“ , in‘ the liclh wit}; the head on the in];

sld oft e 11, and SQIEW 8 C!" , to lake Qﬂlﬁf “'11: onethe protruding end. This knob. ma‘ will not get hot andncgn be renew, 1 d 11, A’ ed when worn or s0 e ﬁ§hofcfa§l$>ru§ol_§ﬁi.g§i~ grigho be‘ 9' H"? m?“ 1° “w- dirtv cur-i dded the-n the juice of the otthcr la-"lﬁ mule 6R Y‘ l a" 0-, W, 18mm and 5,1,. briskly A. A hall-cup oi’ salt added to fter adding one-fourth teaspoon: icarbonate soda. Drink while it ll

ifervescing. A Smooth Tablecloth

The tablecloth will have B nice- oth section in the center of it,

it wilimbﬂ Batik}! H h O B B- gruleegetjl icxfto a tall gass and

dirt more rapid

ly. How can I give prunes a bet-

A few slices of lemon, or s

few spices, cooked with prunes, add a delicious flavo

thirds Mien ironing it instead [the usual half fold.

Dried Fruit.

'0 Enlt ls folded lengthwise and then "_— l

1f the silk dresses are mussed from packing when you arrive st your hotel, hang them ove; u hath tub oi’ but water for an hour or so and see if they will not be quite freshened. and. free from wrinkles without the aid of a tailor.

To insure keeping your over-sup-

dried n-ult in perfect condl lgnohest it and uhen seal in fruit rs.

NEW RlNSO WASIIES

Leader H. C. Trainer. taken on the steps ct P Marshal the {tight Hcziorciblz- Viscount of Tunis was inspecting Guard of Hon .

"are being soaked will loosen thcimum SDME I at thp table {or each guest?

l A. Tvzenty inches is the mini-i ter flavor? l A.

D. S. 0., D. F. C. (Bar) ince House, Mlile Field

By Roberta Let

Q. is it necessary for a bride to write letters to both husband and wife when a gift has been received bearing bot-h of t-heir names‘?

A. No: she. may write to uhe woman, thanking both, with prob~ :t’.)ly some special little message for the vromoifs husbuid, _' Q. When having a number of

Alexander Etiquette k

the water in which soiled curtains guests for dinner, what. is the mini-I

that should be allowedl

mum, twenty-four inches is batten,‘ Q. Should very small envelopes be used for correspondence? ‘ A. No: besides being in poorl taste they can so easily 2'0 astray? in the malls. ‘

Shoulder pads built into a sheer net bodice will give a 110w "lift", to fall clothes, Autilalslc in black or ivhlte, they eliminate pinning m‘ SPWP" Dads into eat-h dress, wash easiy and are quick 19 my

WlllTEST, BRIGHTEST,

WHITES COLORS

KIIPS VIASIIAILI COLORS IINSQ IIIOIIT IAFILY

[H5O UNIS Till Willi’!!! WASH

ON EVERYTHING from grimy uori clolbu to ﬁnest n mic, soapy-rich Rimo suds do the most T OR UGH ‘ob; s get out MORE din- PASTER," SAFBLY! or all your housework-all your washing New 1946 Rinse in the on and only

000p you need.

RINSO l5 THE ONF AND ONLY SOAP YOU NHU

“ctutus wins AND woopwoax wimour scurcmua

DISHES

DISH“

um: mo nun _ mm lvn

R.» ‘ WISH!’ NI".

m/Social and Person-LU Fas no

Attend d Reception

Viscouniess Alexander of Tunis signs Guest-Book of distinguished

visitors at the Province Building. _

D OTHY DIX SAYS--

Pre-Martial IQ

Should Time Talking Turkey Instead of Boning

11f an engaged couple would spend their time talking turkey t0 each other instead of billing and cooing. it would do more than any other one thing to prevent them from getting divorces later on, or from having their marriages sink into one of those domestic endur- ance tests that. are the most pitiful things in the world. 0f course. no one would be heartless enough to deny an enamored youth and maiden a liberal amount of gooey gushing, but after they have as- sured each other for the millionth time that they recognized their predestined mate in each other at first sight, and. that no one else in the world has ever loved as they do. and that each would die if anything untoward happened to the other. it is time to call the session to order and to dis- cuss business. It would give them an oppor- tunity to find out a lot of things WbDul. the party , of the other part that they are going to need when they undertake to live together, and to check up on “hat [and of life partnership they are really going info. PERTTNENT QUESTIONS Suppose, for instance. that instead of Romeo writing sonnets to Juliet’; eyebrows and asking her how she has kept out o! the movies, he should say: "See here, Julie, you certainly are a knockout when you are fresh from the beauty shop and have on your good clothes, but after we are nmrried and you have to get up and get breakfast

iiouple

, and take care of a baby or. two, you are not going to have much chance

to keep yourself all dolled up. So what about washing off your com- plexion and screwing your hair up on top of your head and jumping into a mussy hcusecoat and giving me a preview of vrhat. I om get- ting in marriage?"

And suppose that instead of assuming tihat yullet was some sort of a. coniurer who could run a house on air and grow her own feathers, Romeo would try to get her views on penny-pinching. “All this lovey- doyey stuff is to the good." he might say to her, “but the question is: Will you love me still when you have to wear hand-me-downs and i bring you home stew meat instead o! orchids?"

And suppose Romeo should say: “Well. Juliet before the parson lies us up for keeps let's settle a. few minor details, Slic-h as; Will I be marrying your mother when I marry you, and will she run our home and not let me smoke in the living room? Arc you s united family. with the visiting complex. who will always be camped in our guest room? Will you consider that being a good wife and mother and making a comfortable home is an adequate career, or will you plné w run s shoppe? And when I cease to be the hero of your girlish dreams and a-m nothing but. a tired business man, who is often nervous and "055 811d grumpy. will you wonder what made you do u?"

‘ And think of all the breakfast fable spats it would save 11' Rpmgg, instead of asking Juliet if she would love him ‘forever and aye, only had the prudence and the forethought to say: “Ju, dearest, light o’ my life and darling of my soul, tell me this: Are you a good cook? Can you make coffee that tastes like ambrosia instead of poison that was brewed by Lucivzia Borgia? Cﬂ-rr you make bread such as Mother never made in her best days? Can you [i1] my stomach so m1] of good food that I will never think c-i’ you as ought save s. ministering

A winsome you enuancg st the TB our-ma the “m ernor-General and Peter Gallant, Bernard i walked

Better English

D. C. Willllml

1. What is wrong with thll Mll- sociable

tenoe? "They have many interests.“

2. What is the correct vroiiuncé

3. Which one of these words is misspelled? Lithograph. litany, Ul-

lation of "I-Iolyoke" (hiss-w)

agate lingerie. 4. What

TREAT! 5.

besrance" '2 ANSWERS

s l.

interests." ‘l

luble, and not holy-eke. 4. Pertaining to spring.

days had given away to spring." 5.

Abstinence. M 0TH DA MA G E

FOR 5 YEARS

on IEILOU uvs ron m: ammo:

lariou Mulhspray l: Guaranteed. in wrltln Ja pmfcrl your iumiiuro. rugs, blankets, do! inq and lurs from moth damage for Two your; or a-nm. pay: 1.» m. dumugi. 41¢ will praise! r: mun‘: lull fut live yours-only l: n yuar; abhor urllcln oquclly low.

lw this quamnlnd moﬂupmy Today h... your dlpurtmnnl, drug or hardware non, loading laundrin and dry cleaners can lulu 1W1 ﬂvihluu. Fvn. blank-n, nip- and fumlmn.

BERLQU uifillslliiiv

n; vlsltonmade an impfﬂmpl" ccption at Government H0058 of Their Eixcellenciea the Gov- Vlscountess Alexander. young grand-son of LieuL-Governor pyjamas and bedroom the drawing room to see

does the word “vemalﬂ

3’ . What is a word beginnmll wltth ab that means "voluntary for-i

Say, "'l‘hey have many social Pronounce hobyok,

both D's as in no‘ “°°e“§_ﬂff,',g§§§ laborer, and evcry laborer u poten-

wym vsmm tial capitalist."

angel?"

What s lot of trouble could be saved if men would only ask these

questions of their flnanicees before marriage,

alter marriage why they didn't,

Ellen ’s Diary

By an Island Farmer's wu.

Dorm brought a morning fllisq with promise to help fspggd our travellers on their way, Early 1 heard the household of two come astir and msently brisk foot- Steps descen ed tne stairway. There was time for s leisurely breakfast before the party of three had 8311161911 at the car for the going. —lsdy friend of the yam“ , 515m of our; 811d Bill Qvgfqﬂg l; ca," were tucked sway and lunch boxes ‘wwed- 3711011511 101' a Surzlay School picnic I thought, instead of for barely two days travel

41%| were said and I fancied fentinina eyes held a ten: but only for a momtnt before the car tum. ed and was being eased out the 1m; to Join the others on the h1ghwg,y_

(Continued On Page 3)

Morning Smi

An Arab was being taken ln l. car across a very bmnDY section of des-

ert, So bad was the going that at pl

last the cu overturned and tihe Arab was thrown out. instead of turning in wrath on his ‘driver, he picked himself 1m lhd apologized profusely;

"Fve not learned to rid¢ one p! these things yet.”

THE WINNIﬂ Bil had fallen into the bud habit o betting. In the hope of cur- the boy, his father and uncle decided to make him lose b taking on any bet-she rowled Wh i110? knew they wou d win. v The following morning Billy me! his uncle. ' "I bet you alxpence you've got cor-us,” said the boy. The uncle accepted the ohalimge. "But. what proof can you 8W8?"

Bill .

.3 we the other. "111 ilkQ off my shoes and socks and show that you're wrong."

Presently Uncles bu. fen won exposed. Ind Billy |_ 0 hkn thI olxcence.

instead of wondering TOWELS on PILLOW says)

g Cook ’s Corner

DELICIOUS UNCOOKED PICKLE

B cups wihite vinegar

‘A cup salt

1% teaspoons ground mace

1 tablespoon mustard seed

l ounce mixed plcklin! Spice tied 1n oheesecloih bﬁ

1% cups gran ated sugar

1 tablespoon curry powder

1 to 2 tablespoons dry mustard

2 tens ns tumeric

1 med um-slze cauliflower

20 rather entail anions

1 large bunch celery

% was curlsnumbers dd m“

o 1e v agar, a

mustard seed. pickling spices“ sugar. Stir over the heat until the sugar dissolves. bring to the boll, boil for 5 minutes. Mix to a. smooth paste the dry mustard, curry pow- der and mmerio gradually add the hot, vinegar mixture. Turn in a clean sterilized crock. Trim the cauliflower and soak in cold salted water for 1 hour. Drain, break an-mll floworetm and add to mix- ture in crock. Cut cu rs slices or strips, peel and slice onions. dice celery. combine to- gether and add to vinegar. Mix real well. cover closely. atom ln u cool

ace.

Y

During the morning uncle met the boys lather.

“Our scheme’: go fine," ho said. and went on to explain how he had won sixpeme from the bo . “And to prove that I was rich” added the uncle. "1’ t off my shoes and locks and showed him

m feet.‘

l xwhat!" elsculated the boy's ilflﬂ-il" ut-lter. "Only fut ni ht that boy

Ibet me half s crown e'd see your i101"-

DESIGN INO- 527

Beautify pillow slips or

I

tinguished zuests enjoyed as will Mrs. Reid, wife

when Peter Gallant.

slippers, quietly

the dils- General.

ary Aide dc Camp to J. P. MaoMillan. the Liana-Governor and grandson

In the background is Squadron- Lesder A. Tollemach. G-Q. AD-Q- l0 Gwemilr‘

serrations 2a, 1946'

us. PLIIETBIUITE é

‘informally

The incident was vary much

be seen by the photograph above. of 001. W, W. Reid. D.S.O.. Honor-

tbe Governor-General. Dr. W.

LiVingSLeisUre 4m; WOMAN'S REALM-

MAN-MAKING

We are all blind until we see That in the human plan ‘Nothing is worth the making if it does not make the man.

l Why build these cities glorious l If mm unbullded goes? ,In vain we build the work, unless The builder also grows. u Edwin Markham.

.____{____ “The happiest land and the high-

est civilization is that in which eu- ery capitalist ls an unhampcred

Charming Pollock.

l

STRIKE BREAKER '

A life without love in it, l! likl a heap of ashes upon a deserted hearth-with the fire dead. ﬁll laughter stiiled, and the l tinguished. It l: like a winter scape—wlth the sun hidden, flowers frozen, and the wind whis- pering through the ‘withered leaves. —Frﬂnk P. Tebbetts.

If We slick together, we can lick anybody. If we stick together ln~ telligently, we need not; tizht- ~ General Eisenhower.

_____--_,- A NEW LOCK

Replace the lock on the door with a new one if) you have lost your keys or if a drshonest or dis- gruntled servant has left your em- ploy. It. may prays much more ex- pensive than a new lock to ignore

' During a recent milk strike in "i15-

Detroit, H18 only worker who stny- ed on his job was a sorrel horse ,named "Charlie." When milk wagon drivers refused to cross a fpicket line at the dairy where Charlie was employed, he set off 0H0,

l

Bl

l Having followed the some route ‘for 15 years, Charlie knew what to do. He turned the right corners. [stopped at the right houses and waited a few minutes at each one [before moving on. When police lplcked him up at the end of his iroute he had covered five miles without missing a single custom- er. -Frederick B. Bryant.

CARE 0F PORCELAIN

Porcelain enamelware and glass kitchen utensils respond better to cleaning if no abrasives are used and they are washed in soap and water or sospless suds. Since fond prepared in enamel catches on readily, watch the pot. If a disas- ter docs occur. soak the utensils and then use a soapiess sud or a mild scouring powder. A hail burn is apt to leave u permanent brown

._-___—-—- Kidney diseases rank high" as cause of -death in the United

States from internal disorders. .~______.___._

The three most. ronrlnent breeds of cattle in the nited States are Shorlhoms. Hereford: and Aber- deen Angus.

Don’t Make This Mistake When Child ls Constipated

Don't upset n child uirudy unset by ou- lﬂpnﬂon with nllty-taltin laxatives o! csthartiel. Iva ‘l

without disagreeable reaction: tbs! oven this Iulliolt child won't obiect to their use. Make luntivo-tuklnt time any an dild and yourself. mother! Gut Children’! DI: ‘hbim bod-u at 1n: dnllllt- I6

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