i

i

l

2'5 cups rlllill, LlAiYULlYjIOSC flour

5Q

HEINZ

Condensed

Ve etable oup

Ask your grocer for n FREE copy

of "ll bookie): "57

'1 Heinz Condensed Vegetable Suup

Blllllils CORNER

L.

RAIS \' (‘AKE

[QHSDOQU UHHHLK

cup vcgupfie shortening

-1 cup coffee % cup molasses I egg. unbeaten

1 (Ill!)

raisins

o‘

Hoiru Condensed Soups." Q “IOUQ VARIITII‘

2Heinz Condensed Vege- rablc Soup Without Meat slit-in: Condcnitd Cream ufLircen Vegetable Soup

To a Customer

While they Last.

a

Ways To Um

7w! Several Tins

9 [lllear Stuffg llead

R e l i e v e mucus-choked nostrils . soothe in- flamed mem- b r a n e s s breathe frct-ly again . . .

by

salt Dissolve the yew w" "1 1-‘

clip lukewarm. water ibod

y tem-

th mixlurc. hckincdvelewrei “d “dd ‘° e

LivingiSiLeisuré THE woman's, REALM‘

SECOND JOURNEY shoes, powder eda to your com- __- fort by reducing friction between If life can be lived over with re_ leather and underdogs that [eel membrance of the past, ipllt-Upon during hot weather, And one may choose his fortune for i- another world career, ‘ HOME NURSE» 1'11 ask for skill and patience whichl ___ I lacked throughout the last, l The coming of cold weather com- For hands for useful labours and pllcates the problem of washing .for sense of wheel and gear. and sunning the baby's clothes — very important factors in keeping If those who leave remember how his skin in good condition, writes they livcd their term of years; Lona L. Trott, assistant director, And may come back, when rested, to inhaibit earth anew;

the summer when balby clothes can 1d choice of post be granted. when be dried in the sun, with a. gentle my second chance appears. breeze to whip and make them soft I'll ask that I be fashioned some-_ and fluffy they need not be ironed. thing useful here to do, ‘In bad weather when they must be dried indoors the clothes will I'll sav: "Of words I weal-led: grant be softer if ironed. the Jo of toolshto me: ma 9,5 alwa a 1. m" s echn Put skill nto my fingers and glveichreh amt done iystefhqathanypthey me a questing 11min. I [need not be the burden that‘ some Let mine bl‘ "Kirk ‘hats “Nded- inexperienced mothers make of and whatever it may be th I'l earn ilio pride of labour wlleni I conic to carlh zlghin." -Edgar A. Guest.

Cm.

when a wet diaper is removed it should be put in a pail of cold water immediately. A soiled dia- per should be rinsed off in cold water and then put in a separate pail of cold water. Every mom_ ing the diapers should be rinsed out of the cold water, washed in liot suds made with soap flakes or mild white soap, and boiled for ten minutes. After they are boiled

RITUAL 0F BATH BRINGS COMFORT

While scheming ways to keen fresh. l‘Clll[‘l‘llllf‘l' that a warm bath promises a more lasting triumph over heat than the brief victory a chiiiy shower elm yoii- they should be rinsed four or five

And dont ‘lllltiéfGSflllflilié the‘ time5_ chahgmg the water each value of seemingly frivolous hath mm; y; an traces of soap are not aids. Nfllhiiii! i‘ fijhiilfl"? Jim rinsed out there is danger that the

if; fl iivfi "Aid hQ-PS, babysskin may be irritated by it. 1Z1"?! h?!" (‘T- _ iTilé diapers should be dried in the

“PM! W" l" sun and open air if possible“

‘fiiuri If the diapers are folded for use as they are taken from the line, or as they are ironed, will save

which clouds of foam can change mood and give you more solid beneJ

fits from a bath. The solid virtue hidden under the froth is a soften.‘ time whhh the baby is chahgei

in; agent that releases tension‘ of Nev“ hang diapers m. other we; wafer and gives you bcttcl‘ nciihfl clothing in the baby's room to dry.

from will» ‘Anti if you value the harmony of

Cooling culopiics and fragrant

_'onc-ro0nl apartment and have no

alternative but to dry clothes ini | ‘i, the livingJoom, try to have them! ,»[dry and out of the way before the - family returns at night, A diaper- draped house is not very restful.

us. Red Cross Nursing Service. In *

Dorothy Dix smi-

HANDLING HUBBY’S BARBS

Too Many Men Make Wives Targets 0f Their Unfunny Wit

DEAR mes mx: 1 am e young girl and have only been Iqtlrgieid five months. My humaiid is always criticizing my looks. I comm w S! the way I look, but I do have more sense than w criticize him t W he does me. He is always saying Bomethiflfl “my about me wheaioéve are around other people. Is there any way I can stop him from I this?

ANBWER: Evidently your husband admired your looks, or else he would not have 011W"! W}! from all the other girls he knew for e wife. This»; that in his teeth and let him chew on it the l1! timc he holds you up to ridicule. You miflhi if!" remind him that he is no Robert TRY“?! hlm591~

RETALIATE GR-ACEFULLY

However, I don't recommend this latter pro- , '1 d n’t make for cedure, for fault-finding bwiem " “"999” and m e oefli. calllnk the happiness and harmony There ls n0 Percentage in thehpa“ “r nus ' d is t laus Y0 ' kettée b1B|§ke-c' mTiZ”.°§‘cu1“‘§§..‘“l“m‘ youcriilnteif himothet u he was look- ban ‘s W * ' d t iopected mg m. a “mo”; m hilgve married one an no e to tum Plain Jane ~ _ often You say you can't do anythinfl abolliltlyolvlfnlilkizfi; lgugoyrggbfagirl ‘mo just caanglllng 3; ‘£3 is; zitxfifsygif: figurre to suit your taste. Whethfil” a P" Y ° 9' lilo is a matter of diet. And you are fat and dumilll" 01‘ 511m mduw w’; “om m? dowdy mm clmhes are the are“ mlrule-worke‘ that ranb» tlclan and aclever living pictures. Put yourself into the hands of a call “t. clerk in a dress shop and you wont khow yourself when you come o Just why husbands make their wives so of en the target f0? M1?" they think ls their wit nobody hi0“ 1i is 3'15‘ "m?" “y “f smwé“: m. The fools! For what they Show 1S "i; 5mm m” ‘"9’ " how lacking in every decent trait of a gen e .

DEAR MISS DIX: I am a girl 2o years old and have risen to being private secretary in the firm by which I gfllt6mllllltiYed.sTlxel‘fi are three other girls in the office and \\e have c019" I‘ 0H8 0 that we have become fast friends. Notlonz 820- howfver- Yliilydim hired a girl five or six years older than we are. She had trave e

"PM some zip Info if, Mr.‘ Grooihearll Ac! Ilka she's a tempting, delicious bowlflll of Grape-Nuts Flakes!“

"Uui-nmuyoumeanlshouldmnek thebloodandotherfoodessentialsyq my lips like I would over that malty- get in Grape-Nuts flakes!" rich. sweet-as-a-nut flavor of Grape- "; n, what you mean; u“ m“ Nil‘! Flflkefl?" up the scene while we all have a. bowl

“Exaotlyi And get vigorous likeyou of that wheat and malted-barley would on those carbohydrates for breakfast treat, Grape-Nuts Flakes. , uiergy, proteins for muscle, phoe- Bend somebody out for one of time pborus for bones and teeth, iron for giant econany packages."

, (4

would be happier. The other girls just laugh this iiiterloper off and simply ignore her. but I can't do it. Whait do you think I should 407

RUTH

ANSWER; 1 think you would be very foolish to let this newcomer

~——w|§

. ,' h d m o dl d k h r elf to criticize us i l’ , . . using Mcn- dusting powders can bc aftcr-bathl [fjfffie Onovfl-rapze aggéiaags W85 milre- wldlfly 9xp9rlenced' she m0 upon es . sh is ‘ho _ 1' 9“? WP“ _ i h mum J,“ M .h n he m.“ mom ~ 5 t and our work and the general atmosphere of the office. e l W ~ i '-i3i~i>-~='w= ifilfdli‘ filiclla" sét-dm- .13<»éc: 2.'.‘{Z."""1i§lll§ 135.‘. if.‘°ta'c’"l.‘l‘;’.fi‘él‘t c iroubiemiker and h“ take" my 1°” “W” "m m’ W’ "°"’ I ‘m . l , Iedsuouii Rial-ting DOWLQI‘ . ' ‘, . . . .. . r h c 5 5 I l 1 h {h tvflgpooll sdl: _ _ - , uvivvvvii "l" 11°11“ i“ Pl" “Pl?” or 5mm‘ unused room, if possible. bad! W119"? 1 558N911 from, except that I keep my gooz sa ary k . l‘... tcaslzooll nnnrimou I on heavy "inklfll "H? for drying baby clothes. I em very iihhfliDPy Bhd Rm thinking of leaving. Do you thin I \ I to c011 autism mac; t MFoRT. DJ”, Irmw“ 1 ' - If you are living in n trailer or shquld stay? Or do you think I would be better off in a job where I ,4 it‘ [Hull tam.» '

Q. Is it necessary that e. per- tat his f in . fifafvitnfdonc "m" °' mu“ 9 Do not soak the clothes m m

, A. No; while it ls not obligatory water imi m9" lea-VB W?!" “hill d1. , I m“ i, B. ma; engugh to touch ___ ,_.____.__ _ ___ m“ you out of a. ‘good job. That is what she is tryiiis t0 d0 5h? ll it g cgtwthne, a gpufwg the water is cold. as cloth npcr u. _ _ ‘ Fm‘ j Emntoygably stir in 3 or 4 cups 110i" Happy Young Fiancee - Darling. jealous of you and wants to monopolize ell the prerogatives of the to do, and 9mm h. Wm ‘you a ponds in hot water and ocaitruh u and “stints iii his." '::."".ii",:..:":.:r.f"“ ‘° ELLEWS DIARY “"h- M “M "i" ""“'°“° “i '° '°' m’ “i! “i” ""'“"i"ic"l"§. i?“ "Meet fwd hkarsirhttzs..." “s .-1 _~ I . h tyre, - - . r11 _'_ , _ i | , 5 g g m_" r_ . v etir until flout, oszeiieci; bea. filewgxfélllnglgfiadg gnough flour m He_Oh‘ [It ‘vont be “was with it. Trouble makers, sucthkzs ‘tlhisngitrllleiscatrlievfilrflxllg: tllogg doecggz; Jones. shake hands wig. ML soak the clothes for some length pf m) stroke» ' 11' P3?“ “lldihlxake a firm dough-firm enough sary. dear. asst darn them. ,7 u while the head men may no 1Q a m‘ y“ the used w- and 5mm," when thtroduclhg two men? time, make a suds 0f cold water. " SDOOTA Wlfil ‘Vii linxinld; A5911 n knead KI-fitad m; floured bmird ————4~————%——_ ‘t, “y An Island Farmer“ w 9 59359 that things are not “mung as Smoo y y A N0; this expression 15 grudg, remaining . i LllSillS and! ‘mm Smoth and elastic to touch WANTS A (‘HANS-b ‘h that there is lack of teamwork. If the two men are well-mannered Pl" CHM"!!! E11: 1w their s50 JBJ-iiéf, f" Si“; fir. mm it 5quealLs as yoihkhwt- a k In t t i -~ 1 "~ ' Good Jobs are going to be hard to set from 110w on. because the they will shake hands without yer ctvc lime J "h '3' ‘icéoer and see in a warm pane ~‘ “No, iasi you. ’ s my a _

servicemen will be coming home by the thousands and they will have

~1 , _ _ will make teeth‘ whiter. end will a r and heat t illl" loud of rolls. which would be my motlicr-lli-IHW says I'm ah 01‘! (‘gvzlktflel lsl1t3%&§a1f]Oy' tiiiclcregglblehtatg i2: ' hi’; yifizi: trig Quiiiifi rgalzfibellein uoizerigfli-zidfliiiittlsl ltizsenxturljeerli B1" a will"? *9“““°“ ‘° "*9 iificliateitégti. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 101111“- Whe“ 1 i=° ““i’“"'°" I miikihs-

boiling. Adrl 511.... .

nun BE GUILTY oi CLOTHES THAT 1mm

L .. . Add

l cuni

5 to 20 minutes H __

This dcugli may be formed inIO

scalding~notlbaked at 425 deg. Eahn. for show l

my cook's as crrsss as a bear, and n’ was Judy"

I suspect Judy had her ‘fill of rest yesterday. No Church‘ services in the vicinity gave all of us time to spare-time to "listen in" to other services or to spend loitering idly about the premises. Time to chat leisurely with the men folk, a privilege denied both sexes, on week days when all must go; busily to work, or perhaps best of. all to sit on the verandah or old; stone step, with a book neglcctedfl eyes fixed lazily on the smoky ‘nillsn James even gave in to that least: regarded of all meals: a piok_up

dinner. He deserved better. He

_ 3i!" 9- Qilall-‘ifif’

tree. I heard James check on his fingers, the could-be swains among our visitors "if you two were a bit older."_ One eligible came walking “like many a good match came be.‘ fore this" I heard James say; an-; other came by horse and wagon (and I caught myself saying: "backward turn backward oh time in your flight"l) One came bedeck- ed in flannels and summer straw and driving a sleek roadster; an- other, whose golden tenor voic

I doesn't hurt him?

I am Z2 years of age. Have been mar-

faithful to him. I can't explain my actions, except to say that I en- joy male companionship. Shall I tell my husband when he retums home? Or should I go on the principle of what a man doesn't know

SUNNY ANSWER: It won't make much difference whether you tell your husband or not, because if you don't, somebody else will, and he will know you for the rotten little double-crosserycu are. Perhaps, th you won't be as sunny as you are now when you are betraying ‘aim and liming a high old time with other men.

semen snails-i?

well within heari

. at the same time talking shop

another far.

3' ~10 m i s uk Knead h id h h d be 1 th 1 hi‘ h d. begs fwmandedtw; do w’ to‘ fhronmughen ‘l? min dol . oven a to x 11.x". | u - 1 in bu . Ome," sa i1 man w 0 a en t " " g f, "h y ' _ 13 t _ t cot-rec or g man B e 9 p i In" ““‘“b§§f,‘§.° 5hape into loaves invited to join a party visiting the thatwfifusedefimes 32d new fmmlih° prwmy W" women worker‘, so mg‘ adviiceymdyo? mo s” f slim his full name to his social cor- mlshion when making it. The need. f‘ “gum as" reased bread lmYh-‘FY ZOOiOglcal Gard-ens. "MY 91d?“ our qumbers this morning l-Ie'1m'1e common same m meeting 9°“ pm em‘ n5 ea 0‘ 8° g amp respondence or may h, 51m merely les will not be 10st in the cushion “mu “READ i331 Quintin‘; pans- Cover and l“. daughter does the kfmiww lialk- came huicklv to the floor, so. ‘with "ammtm “"9” l” Y“ Wm "9"" 9° f“ ‘f_-"°“ 9m’ “p 9V9“ ‘Minis initials?‘ ' ‘ and the cardboard will also keep ’ n5 1-1,» again until double in bv-lk- mv second (laughter talks like a pastures brbwmng from lack of. you get because you have to deal with some female cat. ' A He should Sign hh mu the cushion in shah Qne ‘u? m)?‘ ‘Bike at 3'75 deg F. Fail!” 5°? “Wm liiiiiili- ml‘ 501i lilu-‘lm like a 1159"“ rain the cows are likely to stray‘ name. . 1 L.’ i 5d to 230 minutes, my wife watches me like a hawk, w fbrbiddeh places, ' DEAR DOROTHY DIX: . A, W _,_ . .

Ple Dolllh

When making pies. mix an extra amount of pastry. Rub over with land and it can be placed in the re- frisgfraitor‘ for a few days before

g.

Bums and throat. ‘ Q. Are early apples good for making cider?

A. Cider that is made from early apples does not possess solid keeping qualities.

c, w?» i. giyevs m» ye r3.» {.121i'.§‘..€8°§.l”.2';fil“i§?§.its??? fol‘ t e arm n crest ever eore m._ .- p_ Q _ The horses and calves called in t0 , 3,1255%... ltiyivtlgnllilrtgis k0 3311013031”; wuuam. Mother KNOWS—what in good {or Baby the stables from the heat of the I we saw lovely hefds o: potatoes’ -__-.__~__._____.___ been" fr‘; SAFB-Silvervveod’; Irradiated ' gfly 31Flannfgyevggxtfgnzhtitggfgmag‘ drooping and grain ripening prc~ “ . ‘gill!- gn nmilhifll-il bl" . 9 9 f‘ n 5 maturely for lack of moisture. and. 1. What is wr wl _ fill! ‘"15 W" i“ — 1° llliY TAKE My ADV|CE - wmd9rlflg mmugh P799191“ "9195 not even one of James lnted white tence? "This nigngev is‘ {'31s (ml-n. digested. ~ 9f grwmg 5mm m‘ wms- n9" or dark clouds above t e horizon or self." ' y . n YOU NEED and Jud” 599m m9 1°“? d” P1995‘ a speckled mackerel sky to sustain 2. What l; the correct Drohuncj 'G00d Milk Makes Good M8418 hnlly. I heard them at the piano. our ho as or mm And the ca,‘ ‘anon of nmechanlsln? I ivas obliged to ask the names of ada Go demod is abpmmng m fen}; 3 which one r we BUY SOME TODAY, several of their selections later. forl r 1 d m h b] ' 15's “ed? ° 59 W°rd5 l‘ . s 1 t» pa» them. ma. i :s”:.=.'..:"%.;l.1".i. ..:.:.Y "i ‘are; Dir“- eweie- -- . I - . my list of sacred music. saw. ‘ . ' , ,, ' EXTRA them walk slowlylwward the Wm: I thalguxéelin 15:; fangs ep dtsiskfitvivh‘: mgiétyljylfiéaxdges‘ the word hetero- s F" ‘Hm iiiiiii“sii°2ii§~i.°%'i'“eh€“°.iiii'=i::::'ii.'ii.a."n..i.sz ti‘3'rii‘.".' we. = "m "°f"‘i‘“l“ '""""“""‘""ili’ir.x " - - means "cons an EXTRA-DIRTY SPOTS 51d? 21in“ “f?!” £53”- ‘9r9t wmiltllllilél coming and when I came to the! application or attention"? n "A’°'AT!I' I ggeclanguldiy ‘aicnmgésargh at‘, eanlgilkitchen she was sitting calmly ati SWERS

AN

1. Say. "This money is for you." 2. Pronounce mek-a-nlst, e as in before it faded and I found the met. a unstressed. accent first syl- "Golden Glow" is in the border her- lable. 3. Dispel: 4 Surgical raft- alding the Autumn. I joined Jocki in: by inserting parts of tissues and Jeanie at the last of their? taken from another individual. 6. chores: coaxing Nell and her son Assiduqus. from the asture "pretty isn't he?" and shutt ng the chickens away se. cure from prowling mink and skunk. We lingered out there. when Judy's old wishing star was beyond the silver birch and the

her own. I wandered out to see the lone yellow rose on the lawn

(M731. ll!

4MP

e Needlecraft n FUR THE HOME

e . soared with theirs in the old hYmils iigilterllnffiiigxt}: tohre rgliloxrinlrlltniigiggfs | 4m“? ‘l c" <1‘ a" film" "W155i Ifliekered in the house on the hill

AND BOLERO Jeaniefls ain folk were among-her!

wash the

grimy cuffs,

QINLIGHTS EXTRA-SOAPINESS MAKES QUICK WORK OF DISHES, TOO. GREASE GOES IN A JIFFY, AND SUNLIGH HWONDERFULLY KIND

heins, edges—-and clothes your regular

Cloths come WHITE ad BIBHTER all over

grimy work clothes come brighter and cleaner allover.

~k Sole for your Finest Washable Colours ~k

yesterday's visitors and it was she who caught the good news, later denied, that a world war was at an end. That great day has notf come yet but presently the glad news will be heard with much re-t

juicing.

of us were away at the time, hay-i ing gone in the early afternoon to attend a sale on s. farm on a road’

"Thercll be no women there." I] can, ncvcr pioneer in any masculine field. James will see to thatJ Many of our sisters of the race however were among the most ‘en- thusiastic bidders. I found that out when I bid against them—only an odd time-on an article I fan. cieri, and when I thought after my ibid had been acce ted, that I had pdonc extremely wel considering the wiles and wit of my rivals, James came up quietly behind me to? whisper soicitously: "Ellen, don't you think you had better go and. alt in the car ‘till it's overl" fear-~ lng that I would repeat the pcr-' formance with too much strain onl