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Woman's Realm Soci Li Lelsue

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That-h b within oursulves; It takes ou w , - Hvnxlo ufcaxid things hst "la/y believe. w ‘r you There is an inmost centre in us sill, Where truth abides in lulnes, -—Robert Browning. "AVDID MONOTONY" ADVICE “F DECORATOBS

Nothing in more surely mon- otonous than to match every piece of furniture Ln a room.

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1 IIIALYI IIIVIGI 0V

fut CANADIAN MEDICAL

Allocisrlon AND LII! I OOMPKII IlX

A major dulty performed by medl- cu \.L:p.\l‘l&l1t3l\lS lll Canzidun 1n- dusqry IS the discovery of illness at lls uiceptlon and the consequfinli prevention of the occurrence and spread of contz..c-us and mlwtlo“! diseases.

Medical experts declare that in the event of an employee b61115; 1'6- ported absenu from W011! 596541-99 cl u communicable 11159359. themat- m. $110,114 be referred nunediately to L16,‘ plant physician or medlCH-l

-- r 1,1 ~ L‘ atlon. E111- $£¥;§“‘;$i§°°§.~.'lilé€ m on m- job, they say should be given

prompt attention and precautionary measures for L-he PIOIBCY-mll Qt m‘ emu" mxployccs sh0u.d be P1114611-

lndlvicual diagnostic service, it is poinied out, has been found valu- able in most factory healih depart- merits in prescrvlns employee health. It has proved a decided ad- vantage lll ascertaining the physi- cv chi." icn of emfVfiffifh- Ilie-“eby paving the way for the administra- 1:011 of scientuic treamlcnt. This service has resulted, wherever 1t has been utilised in a. reduction in absenteeism and W118‘ 1°85-

Sorme plants have found it advis- able to provide accessory services such as clinical. laboratory and x- ray examinatolns. In B8011 tested a detailed report

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wyp pergorml sician fslrliil oonsglvgtion is offered if desir- ed, This edure is d

P?“ . . both the employee and his physician and in many cases results 1n e more prcm-p-t return to won»:

Divwvprystfg wrirk of this type also d

rovided s medium for the s 1'- gcion of purely occupational eixrom non-occupational diseases.

ssgg ; A Morning Smile

Two sweet young thing! were dis- cussmg affair; of the heart. '

‘So you've accepted T0111?’ mid one scidly “I suppose lie didn't happen to mention that he had previously proposed to me?"

"Well, not exactly," replied the other blah-idly, "but he did confess that he had done a. lot 0d silly things before he met me."

SUPERFLUOUS

g Boot living in London celled at e cat's-meat shop one 11101111118. gave his address and asked that s pennyworth be left there in the af- ternoon.

some time late): the vendor dwiiaxs mix-prised when tie man rus e and told him to cancel the order.

"What's the matter?" inquired the butcher. "Is your cat deed?"

“No, n0, no," puffed the mm, "he's caught n. mouse."

To be really SUCCLSSILII in your

fiunlskling. add one or two leoes that blend in style or per-l , but are sufficiently different to stand out, either because of contrasting- ly colored finish or design.

DRY SALT FISH FOR SHORT ORDER. MEAL

--__... With canned foods diminishing, supplies for L-he pantry enlergency she! are not what they used to be. But there are stlll some foods avail- able ivluchcali be kept on this shelf for quite a while. Possibly the minority of housewives have never even thought of salt flsh. partl- oularly salt cod. as stock for an enxeigency or short Order meal. Dry salt is 03:11)‘ kept nnd quick- gmvfelmred, as well as being econ-

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Tear inplecesandwsslncbowl

or cold. water for a. few minutes,

in; water when it be- comes milky with salt This fresh- ens the fish and puts back the wat- er that has been dried out. Or put the flaked pieces lil a sieve and run water through, tossing it with a fork. Place on the stove in cold water and bring to a simmer for a few minutes. This freshen; the fish runher and cooks 1t st the same time. Never boil, since this tough- ens dried cod.

Cod fI-‘h puff made with mashed potatoes, eggs beaten and seasoning la. little milk if IICCLAKU and baked 1n a moderate DV€Zl makes a tasty autumn dish. Or serve in cream sauce, or with melted butter and ONE-m.

PORVERBS ABIOUT TRUTH

‘Iiruths and roses have throns

about ma,“ mg of cold cunncd Lonuuocs m the l . diet every day, if orangcs or grape- unggxktld “mleum” hm‘ W‘ fruit are beyond your means. Serve mm ms m» hi. Tum‘ never 5mm’ Md" family} irlcnd the (twllbbngué save an

Truth may be blamed but shall not be shamed. oifiruthllesetttlebottom all.

w . Truth is truth though spoken by an enemy. ' Truth is giranger than fiction. Speak the truth and shame the

evll. Oil and truth will get uppermost sot lest

ALPACA YAIRN IS KNITTING NEWCOMER

NEW YORK, -Alphac8- yam is a. luxurious and highly practral newcomer made welcome by the knitting brigade; it combines smoothness and softness of texture with strength and warmth. It is said to have the 53.1116 "theormosi-a- tic" qunliay as camel hair-a natur. almproperty of insulation agaznst co .

imported from the high regions of the Andes in South America (the wool comes from s kind of llama, allied to the camel family), the yarn ls avrtllable in comprrailvely smell quantity Two shades of grey and two shades of beige besides

Then is nothln like this worl -

known combina- tion for hclping clear up ugly

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50,459 AND OINTMENT.

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with complete instructions.

rd tern: Write, d bov lcture 1th your name and 06th:: ‘hi.’ lgagents In coin 3-’ to glezdleworlrv Bureau. Charlotte-

town Guardian. Chs-rlofitewwn Guardian,

FAITHFUL FRIENDS 1N EIVIBROIDERY

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DESIGN IO.

These cute little animals would make deliilhf-flll 11105111" in I w {let's room. May be embroidered on towels, curtains, em. Hot iron tr er pattern No. 530 contains flve motifs measuring from 4 x 4 w 6 x 6 indies

coffee table. Do ll. i:ic.\'yc;:sivc1_v by

Waste wardens sometimes find the "makings" ln the attic.

strong bones and healthy teeth. It 1s

Many people who complain of pain in the joints lack Vitamin C

family this winter include one serv-

the Indian days and make a brew of pine needles to prevent scurvy. but today with our whnt diet, there is no xicccsslljr fol this or any other disease resulting from a low fruit or vegetable dict

other not away because they're good for ycu; but remember, they will not give vou the vitcunln C tomatoes contain-ll».- cup of toma- toes equals 3 large apples or 6 large pears.)

ables for Health and get that 1x1‘... ZILOlILTOIJIIOI > _

pure white an in stock et one store. The yarn is undyed. because the makers are co-oix-mting in the ef-

to save dyesmffs during the war.

Eight skelns are needed to make g mum's sleeveless puloter, and a woman's lmg-sleevedd ‘ an is estimated to require ll skelns.

BIQUWS GLITTER BI DAY AND NIGHT

NEW YORK - There was pm- bably n time when no one would have dreamed of silpearlng in sequins by daylight, but it isn't to-

day. Both dresses and huts sre sequin trimmed, black On black more often than otherwise. Fhr

those lat.» afternoon dates ever; Dill? is as brilliant. as spunglus can make her, even the small niI-seqilin huts. Of course, you've seui the chenille and sequins combinn ions.

MAKE COFFEE TABLE

Dre=s up the living room with a

painting n lugwcc rrck the pre- vailing color of the rorm and pinc- Lng s tray, mirror, or sturdily‘ back- ed DICLIU‘? Irnmc on the rack.

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES lVlTll A ZIP l

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al aniil Personal

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For: n5 DURITY

FORITSPRIEE

TO know how pure end good Bus-hour's Acadia Baking Powder really is,j you. must EXPERIENCE In your baking the even texture, retaining both’ moisture and flevoun] . that results from Acadia’: uniform, dependable DOUBLE ACTION.

Just one pound will show you why so many good cooks are singing Acadiab praises . . why so many are switching from high-priced. old-fashioned leavening agents to econ-

BAKING RESULTS !_

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l seedless raisins

l? each -chopped mndied mangle. onion and cltron Peel

1-2 cup chopped guts (optional).

1-4 cup syrup from canned frult

THE COOK'S CORNER i

powder.

... i: n1." M dry. Cream e ut Bus". add the beaten egg and iaeat well. Mix and sLit the dry 111961118111! and add to the butter mixture. Add the fruit mixture last and mix

cured

1-2 inches wide, _ l2 inches long. Score the strips in individual pieces before baking on a greased cookie sheet at 4'0 de- grees for 18-20 minutes Pack bars whole; if using at home allow to cool before breaking into pieces.

BAIISC COFFEE CAKE AND SWEET ROLL DOUGH

mto a. bowl-crush 2 yeast mikes.

and vegetables

ice we must take stock of our nccds in every family. The babfiv needs her OTIIIV-Tt‘ juice and tho

Daildy ss d-um ascen lnpr

older children as well as Mother and Dnd need i-lwir Vllllllilll C mo.

Vitamin C is absolutely necessary to the body for the maintcnance of

a. definite preventive of infection.

The sources of this vnluulalc- unit

are not numerous. First on the list are grapefruit and lemons. cold canned tomatoes and rzuv cab- bage. Much lower down the scale we find potatoes, (baked or boiled in their skins). apples and

the citrus fruits-cram g-z s,

Then come

then come peaches, pears. . To insure the good health of the

salad of chopped raw cabbage and carrots at least twice a. weer; and more often 1f possible.

We could. of course. go beck to

knowledge of constitutes n well-rounded

est all me apples and

Oertainl Ive fruits you can stow

that cold canned

Be modern, cat Fruits and Veget-

is somethin They were emotions, N 8w underarm makeup. Cream Deodorant safcly Stops Perspirarion . ' 4

1. Does no! ror dresses or men's shirts. Docs nor imme skin.

I. No wsidng m dry. Can be used right after shaving.

B, Instantly szops perspiration for 1 r0 5 days. Prevents odor.

l. A pure, vrliite. grenselesl. stainless vanishing cream.

S, Awarded Approval Sesl of American lnsnmrc of Launder- ing for being harmless r0 fabric.

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Dorothy Dix Says-

Add 1-4 o of sugar, Pour over one t of milk, warm but nothoLSft measuren-ndsddll of all flour.

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Add 4 teaspoons vinegar, bent 1m- ‘ ill smooth, place in a. container over win-m water imtll light and bubbly. ‘rhea: add 2 whole eggs or 6 egg yolks and 1-4 cup od 10d

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CONGE

NIALITY MOST OF MARRIAGE VIRTUES

IMP ORTAN T

This Unemotional Man Will Find Life

1s my content

they tried. the?)

The most important

But when one is an introvert, as you are. and the vert, as your fiancee is, this never happens. ‘physical attraction has died down. marriage worth while. nukes the husband merely wife nothing but the cook who be just u happy with any other man who was a goo ood, competent housekeeper.

f

uck to her job and the mun ha

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that a man can be in love her with attentions of a romantic nature.

fiancee for her intelligence, with her, but it doesnt mak l’ can see h-rr fmults, they make no dlflere

fact way. attentions which give her. but disagree in s life. which bores

whether our marriage shOll of the dlfierence 1n our temperaments, 0r whe- ther those differences could be ovcrcomi hi time.

thing

'01- more than all the virtues. It 1s it a. going concern for forty or fifty years. ‘or as 101i! as a. husband and wile like to do the some things, en

‘me peoplohrtve the same emotion Whey get alonr! peaceably; together. of two souls with but a single thought

With Sentimental Wife Unhappy

DEAR MISS DIX—-I am a man 27 years old. Rather settled for my smd Vflsmn °I “flee °ak° °r sweet- age and very practical and level-headed. , several years younger, who is inclined to be romantic and Selltlfllflltll. It

with a. girl without showering

I respect

me, but interests her. I would appreciate an o

h! MW 1113311580 what stabilizes a

It is what keeps low

INTlOVEBT-IXTRUVET FONT M11

other woman who was a ziler if the woman had s who woud make him comfortable, tired and wanted a change.

1f you marry o.

no doubt you will be happy eno h. m“ nub mag“;

girl in whose veins hot rcd blood instead of co Boll com qymup sun: ‘and nu;- romantic and sentimental, you will be mis- 9089mm- 5 ' ' “u”

4 use she will alwaysbe demanding of you what heme; "u; boy] wlnhwt furl-mg

You WlII be bored by her importunltics and she will um“ an we skim pop 0pm _a_ i: mmu . from heat

MAY rum. mu. STORIES r00 glld thilntll cool.“ “Ir”;

quart sauce

DEAR MISS DIX-

born thnt way?

hoods. A "bountiful," ideal of womanhood

And them to

0i course, we men percentage of women who are

ANsWEfHr-So for as I know nobody has ever making a scientific test to detennim which sex I5 but if, and when, if ever, It is made. I end that the investigators will agree wi ell men are liars.

Probably th liable than wom don't bother w lie to enc simply kiss the truth goodbye and

Why men’ whole line ' mlfll doesn't hesitate or tell s

en are. is

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girl who is u cold isfled with your just respecting her, But if you marry this water, who is emotional and crnble and so will she, been you camiot give. starve to dcnlh of heart hunsgcr. Don't do it. I I 1| t

Or are l babies taught in later years tum to black or yellow lies? you considcr that the truth. the absolute truth, is tlie basis of live, fr. .hlp, huppincss, etc. I do not lxlleve even in a able one is thnt which physio condition

h other.

grin if we knew what our friends us. so maybe the lie is s. life preserver, after s1’.

with

dates.

When the

e man wh bring h m fries it. oAnd bfathoregl

are the major-it of women liars? {o tell

Mls tell to Dkltlrllts ivlio lm; Ill n

Also women.

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MOTHER-DAUGHTER LOVE 5AM! MAN

DEAR M156 DIX-I am l9 snd my mother L; 36. with a man who is 32. don't wnnt is very fine and has a good social and would rather merry my mother th actions I thlnk he loves me. What sh

Soaml‘.

ANSWER-Fm- u. mother an n. irnaic dilemma, but the oni which one of you h 1W- Uri

e r vgg-sfbylguhcnightfl ers. _ e ‘nove sminmumuonwmmlqm

W111 ‘l’ do’! BEWILDERED DAUGHTER.

settle

I am engaged to n fine

and admire my ablllty and companionship, and enjoy being e my head swim to be nenr her or to kiss her. physical and characteristic, quite clearly, although nee to me.

However she,

of e roma-ntlc tempere- ment, laments

my sttl uds and continually ques- tions my regard for her. saying conceive how l can love her in such s matter of She seem; to crave the centimentai 1 am not at all prompted to We have mzmv things in common. ome respects, especially in nlghi

that she cannot

0n rrom you u to take blace in view

. ed for

WSWEE-I do not flunk that a mamese _ _=~ gims 12. 14, 1s, l8, a0, aa, as me n. between two people of such absolutely opposite 5i“ 16 mqum-q, {or '14; bu

helrgilpseraments has the slightest chance of be 1 1,4 3543a “m”;

Nor do I think that. no mutter how hnr could overcome the differences between them because that undamentlal 1n their characters that they cannot change, Eorn with different points of view. difi

crcnt desivcs, difleront and they can no more alter them than they can tllclr physical

is oongeninlity. It count; marriage and keeps lllilva. ‘Joy ‘tille- al reactions, tliev are happy together Andthey grow into the poet's ideal , two hearts that bent as 0116.,

other, is an extre- _ little flare of they have nothing left that makes 1 a. sort of cold and clammy relationship that the bacon, and the lze that they would d provider and any 01’. Perhaps, han- d hired a servant and whom he could fire when ho got

Jhlooded u you are and who is sat-

Am the‘ little white lies \v‘“vh It is so dlbflulll".lglll~g ‘.1 I .1

revarlcetion and think that the only‘ excus- liars ls much higher than men. Why? BOB.

ne to the trouble of c most mendacious, think they will break about even th the psnlmist who declared that

e reason you think that men are more truthful and re- because you are s man, and it may be that mcn But when men deal with women they don't even keep DIOIIRDUILV in view.

lsmedeuoofstimieof fslse- to dress the homelfest woman as fir! five minutes sfter he hm met he: that she is his at he has been searching in vain for. second he set eyes on her he knew she was his predesti on. and s0 on, ad inflnitum. He simply swamps her In baby is unsophisticated enough to believe. he never expects Promis he tells her tall t

and that the ned mate. and so lies that not oven He makes dates- that to ke% es that he has no wnv of hilnlllng. And ales n ut himself that are such palpable fiction that they might have been invented by e t.

mops, one reason that women o it as a price of their attentions. est tongue who has the most Is handsome and bi pieces and who s home and sucks her thumb.

Will Hays once sold that even the most admired of us would die with and acquaintances really thought of

lie to me ls because men force It is the girl ‘whith the glib- the rdrl who tells the buys how and wonderful the’! are. who has her dances out in ops out to the most parties, whilo Veraeioils Jane sits at

Mother i; in love I don't want to hurt mv mother. but I to give up my chance for happiness. This man we both love position. He is also very considerate sn break her heart. But from his

d dsusliter to be rivals in love in certainly it is to ask the man with either one of the Nth

um “d; A PRODUCT 0F teaspoon salt. Finally beat in 3 1-4 cups o! enriched mum-pose flour lf you wish a. soft dough or 4 1-2 cups of enriched nil-purpose flour i1 you wish a dough to roll Mix uni-ll perfectly smooth, Brush with melted butter or margarine. Set a- side to rise and when light punch down. when light again mix or knead lightly and use for a/ny de-