man's Re aim 1/- Social and Personal “z Fashions '1. Literolture

"SEHEMBER 11. 19431

Livilllgl EPLeisuré The Woman's Realm

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lHappeningsDf The Week

Dorothy Dix Slisnys-

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BABY MAY PART A WIFE AND

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l 1i- | i u u e An hqngly flying lgwligg ngy- __-_ l Mrs. Eleanor Roomy/cit arrived m. si. w. ueexinnon. Iupt. o. M01118!‘ GIVCS Child All Her, Time And m common l lslllbest. ' Properly oonsmwwd and finished l in a. Liberator Tuesday and was N. R. and Mrs. MacKinmn left N l l So much we ad we did 0t necd- rayon fabrics have the special greeted ‘by lord w: l . gov- Monday on g_vis'it y.» Montreal. 8g‘ ec ed Mate Stays Out Late Were we too greatly bier/i‘ DQPWNO! flora N?’ ernor o New Sout W: es. and _.___i._._.__ . “l! NW“ ' Stt P e 1 Willi J. M Ken. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin and Mill ~13 “$59134” n n,“ n 1 n flwjyg been much But now little sim lo ‘ways canto! dimensions by o- Crloisds ZnTJZo the llglliieilflilhc first Crandall leit Wednesday no retuml in love. very cloac to each othellill but nblh our lililieppy marriage illexcut w rite leads us y the handll. W!‘ ironing llld I-hl 1! gwy - lutly along the route from the air- to Fitehbuifl. Mass, all“ l 4611811!- be broken up by our baby. 1 wanted children. My hu and did not. How 1on8 it took our eyes to see, shrink or stretch washing l

or dry cleaning. To do this always watch fabric texture. Li the texture flattens beyond

How long to understand! Charles Hanson downs in The New York Tunes.

and ho was put out by the arrival of this youngster. Now the bahv i.s several months old and my husband does not care about it, though he does all he can for me and does not. shlrk his duty

port to her hotel, wlieze she rested

iul holdlay among their friends. '11: starting an inspection of ‘ ' ’

Prime Minister Winston Church-

, , numb nnn Red cross Conn-es 111 not, oirllly maigghslutricli halt: kiln. towards the child. As you know, the baby takes up much oi my time PAINT ‘Emu RON nlarixl, yozihafi strettihningntll: (our; jl- ‘; - hisfmy u e e e_ e _ 1 rc mu pres g. '5 "1 ._ b’ . . . know; wlllle ln wallllnxwn lllalll and now 1 find that my husband has taken to slay crlnkled’ W“ are shaplnx l‘ m mo

ing away from home more and more. Ha still loves me but just the same we are drifting apart. He never Bi 8 anything, but if I am wonkin _with the baby when 9 comes home, he lust says ' m going down town B minute," and that is the last I see oi him for the ev-

reallze that many times when I get the baby

in bed I am too tired to be as lnterestln and loving a d, as I was before baby

. what can I do to keep my husband rind baby and still be happ I want them both, but the wa

‘l . ti; t l husban . things are going gigloylgllrgnolaogerg Ry

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INGBNUITY NEEDED FOR HOUSEKEEPING

Who must now be more of a "Jack of all Trades" than Jill, who more often than not, finds the en- tire care of the house in her hands, upstairs, downstaifi, all around the house, inside and outside? The best of it is that she can do a bet- ter than professional job oi it. with fewer supplies and often sub- stitutes and with a. little ingenuity. Here are some helps.

A wad of wet newspaper will pol- ish that window that needs wash-

A little white shellac added t0 the paint for the front doors makes a surface that is easy to wi clean.

A so cloth dipped in si ver pol- ish takes finger marks from wood- work and leaves a "new" look

Wet newspaper formed into balls and dried, pinch hits for that kind- r 1111i? that Lb oodman says he

C can't deliver. A drop oi coal oil polishes the porcelain sink ——and howl

he also wears the pants. "First; and imemost you mint feed him well. You must give him a good‘ dinner," Mrs. Churchill told report- ers at the home of Harold Butler,

"ltifh Minister oi Information. ‘.1 her first trip to the United States, she has visited Mount Vet-l non and the War Department's fabulous Pentagon building. along with other Washington points of interest. . ‘

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Mn and Mm, A, n. Merke1 o! ANsWER-Chlldren are always pictured as the tie that binds a hus- Halifax are among the guests be-' band R110‘ gvlie gloselllgtzsgllllfel; glllalerlgglgts 2x119 lgfllllallgvlgila f1‘??? lllll welcomed lllllll lllll wellllelllll dlilvililrcllellcliase? lllflethgee true correspolllilzient were lcited, it would be iunilor 311-‘ c o s stead of the “other woman." When this happens it Ribs‘ genetlzlley “f

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0511i? ,';E,§§,,',f,‘,?“>,,“,$: lfji,“ ii’; tllltllilrlfiolillllltl llrllgilrllléltrlfielllt? lull?‘ $1553.13‘? iigllll llllnlel? ueofimlé irutitlllilerlrl spending the summer holidays here lnlllllllllollllldllllellsl gllltel all lellllilllll olirlillltlllilelrl-lllllrllusligallrlglsllleirllgept ens left yesterday for New York where ‘mudllflm ‘lg m“ pmlgladgl ‘land m; many men enjoy hgving their noses Mrs. MacCullum will visit with pulveié’?! lolmeb l, “gum; bnby her sister before proceeding to her Pu‘ 0“ y sq l

“Cm” i“ saskaPllfl- PM" surely you must have noticed how many married men take to Wan-

dering soon after the first baby is born. Up to that time the hufibflnd

had been devotion itself to his wile and people wonder why he so sudden-

lv changed, and criticise him for tiring oi the prett young creature so

soon. But the fault isn't his. It is the wife who

house. out of her life because she didn't have a.ny time to g 1m. 8° laces with him. or even to dress up and look attractive. Everything was

Painting rusty iron or steel is uselm for the rusting process continues unchecked beneath the paint film. To successfully treat such material you must use a spe- cial chromate primer, which con- verts the surface of the iron and steel from the active condition in which rust is formed to the passive state in which its development is arrested. This primer must be sup- plied to the bare iron and not over existing paintwork. The primer must be allowed to dry and thor- oughly harden before the finish- ing coats of paint are applied. Two finishing coats a:e essential to achieve highly protective condi- tions. Where large painted areas are affected only in parts by rust these parts can be wire brushed to remove loose particles oi rust.

Winston Churchill thought ba " Harvard Universfly ' no of the best he ever ' tile and her daughter. . untitled n brief interview at 111011111110 oi Harvard's president

Byjant Conant. after the

of Law's Monday

-. Chuzchill and “grnnd til-me" "st trip to Cambridge and moment for a bit 0f shop- ‘rlr cud hnlzpins -- "but t the important part oi they explained.

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ll u iii-tn so ‘i n _ UWN Nlmo ioundotlonswh active duly all over Canada

émoltc you look batter, feel better and work better. For Ivory figure type-ct all good stoves

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FOUFIDH TIOTIS

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hur H. Penke who has ling sometime with her llnw Mrs A. G. Peake iflll by plane yesterday for New- iouuzllzmtl. iitfllmpfiiilcd by her ia- llic; Ml‘. Gillizlli.’

1.11s. Grunt Gregory oi Moncton is icing welcomed home 0n a shori- Yisl .

Mrs. Al". b 11

GETTING PUTTY T0 STICK

It is the farmer's fault when Dlitty fails to stick to windows or crumbles and drops out from Offlfks BM Openings. First, you must have 800d putty, which means mixing

Miss Lens. MacLure has been spending a week recently upon her ar.ival in ioronto as the guest of Mrs. J. Victor Stewart, Clethrno M31116. Ont.

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m“ Pauline Nicholson and Mr. James Hzislam, whose 91183837191179 Wils announced ‘llllS week, are re-

con-in: the congratulations and bfit nqqng; of all their friends.

Miss Eva Irlam and Miss Jean Hiinntl were 110818-5565 1B5‘ evening at a. miscellaneous bridge nncl shower for Miss Marion And- rt-w who received many exquisite guts to mazlczhf happy occasion-

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Mm Marian Andrew was honor guest at a smart dinner Dflflly 8i the Charlottetown Hotel Thursday given by her fellow workers at the Canada. Packers of Whose staii she “n5 a populammembfr.

1n be present at the marriage 0!

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up first Uriiverslt

Miss Lilies Hooper

her brother Mr. Reagh Hooper and

Mrs. Hooper in London, Ont. C O I

Mrs. A. N. G

dreltllilxgal‘ tllmet of ‘Iruro, N s , have

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nd Mrs A‘. R.

Later Janet goes to Halifax w take ‘year studies at Dalhousie

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"Pl W- H- Kisginr left during th past 1; follher iaglllliulllfl lllll ellllelllllell

A cordial w

"w"! 01 Mugs on the d

the Ignited States. elcome is being [ivgn

is visiting

lllis. B. A., and

fter visiting Mr. Gillis, Inkerman.

visit

00X ERNS-

Por baby.

than you are dol g going have to realize, in the first lace baby. Foolishl of course. u you but. it isrit to your husband. wants you t0 be the some tender,

i1 youare

the youngster.

That is because you don't konw ho sit ur and watch it breathe all the and have a fit every time it cries.

and the infant out, cure your

be than getting a divorce.

That is your situation ,and meet it with more intelligence t

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were before baby was born, and to give him as much attention as you do

You will say that you can't do thlfi. ihflt bully likes all 0f

babv lallst to d w k with y°\1- l lllec slllln ll lle husband's lng a wife once more instead of a baby nurse.

about a tea Dflste with every two

a perfectly good husband. YOU our husband is eslous of the ere ill is. The ou-in-au to You come first with him, and he affectionate, loving companion yflll

M“ of oil or

applie

be

it has had tim for filling crac should be as

paint before the putty

it still handle eaililly Qllldllgfilllllillfel}: 1i i! Dlaced. Most farmers get poor results with putty because it lakes too much time and trouble to work the white lead into it, and the stiff lllltty 7r so much more convenient to handle.

your time.

w to mansgehit. YOtléi doxltt lhavle 31

time. spend ours gc n8 8 8° My earnest advice is, et s, treinecl

jealousy, and let your resume It will be lots ch95?"

teaspoon oi white lead pounds of the commercial putty. Second. the crack or surface must have a coat d, so that the oil will mg: drawn out of the putty before e to harden. ‘Third, ks and holes the putty

A Very little black paint. mixed with the green gives you a soft gray Green. Experiment for the light shade before doing a whole “min

Vaccum clean the attic walls in- steaéi of bringing dust down on you; lclllleltlinlerlll lllsllr lllfiullli. .11.. ll”

— e ar or handling in the cave;

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Bend your dim ll "u. u, m’ Get Flnor

Snapshot Ber- ncsior develop- ingsnd printing

l allawerhst 0 PromptM ISorvles

CBAMLUTTETOWN

I . K5 CANADA needs every available ounce of metal, rubber and other scrap. Help us win-tum Ii lfl—iodayl

Maori:- a. Museums l

Prince ddwaru island

QlTY-——P_ROVINOI—~—

1. 111 1 te bring Chen Ind Lady Mo that ‘ lllllsl blliltllltellltlzolllclllllarllotllletowrll t; spend deep in details of hell-llwartllge ‘ll: All?“ noLbml alumnus a iew days with Dr. and Mrs. Mac- Blfinauperintendem oi the st. John Beggcasufigt $111256 roelllgulls should be » cirmucel. “m” "m1"! Bflllde- A suc- ut in the ‘ovrrlillilagiy alflelvl/ illlilierllulig;

fore the family sits down to din.

lll l Mlsti st Rllgeriltezllrlilolfilxlillllllzg. llllillcsli ‘Illllludrlsedllflyolilnlrhlelil-lllallrllilntvilllo ilslllltl ll "D M155 DIX been m rried almost l l . 11911511 u y a an a a v EAR — I ,1 Tuesday in honor of two popular o guest o! the Charlottetown Hotel: three years. He is 22 and l am 20. When we were going together be- LON“ Dlmlmgnaggglg" DE G" e ra l young bl-ldgs-w-bg, 0o . era - ' ° e fore our marriage we were ittei-bugs, but now I have settle down to the s] , 1= nu"- Mlss M"“‘"°° iii?“ WZ-fifl remhegldtoullsttalz; “imd m" ilélflitluwellilei lrléllififié‘ filtielilillrelfmléllib e§y§§°i‘t'“sl2l'..§’t§l§ll.l°ulf'e9e°r“r311? when a lens-skirted dinner dress l wedding” tqlhmggl venfi} l“ 5., summer home ,,t QMwQTAl, m“ oi me 1.1m clubs now object to iiuersugsin but my husband insists on appears. it is likely to be Wl-lkmfil FDT i mm‘ “lad ll 2M; Marion companied by M; Rndd- e u” doinn it until the management frequently pus us out. This has 8018.811 011 iimblé- 61811111911 lillfis With a ' e “mm” Chllrcl" all l? l gel 1n Miss Ethel Bogn ill s llsml’ me slo nervous that 1 am stiff when I try to dance. and that makes. him minimum 0i fuss or extraneous de- - » k Ammw “m” “llldlllg ll l - l‘ ‘a furious. I-ls says that if r take away his dancing 1 will be removin tail. Navy triple sheer is used io. A ens-rm rnmcass l r l“ llllllllll ' ' d.”'f,i,‘°°" 1 1- M41" and ililfinilhllviiullltilltlllfiulilllilirtlt“ilflulfilyiltllfioll? Eililliuli léleliblliltiéltilnrmrlulfw ole llrlllotlililélelillllulsfillulrlltillll ll“; “Z331?- """"'* 1 Miss Alberta Ml°Klllllfiufllh°ml§f lmlfi lfillwonmllraly motolfcd ofl? And do you think that forty years from now 1 will still be litrer- lure bust. Worn with illllis aswhlte wl-rlrlll, ‘p.513?! llhm‘ °' “WW4” l 5°C" h Tlpdeqlgflfi‘: ghfflofwlown 18g; were accompanied by Ml 1m“ bwlllllr? A RETDRMED JITIER-BUG- - waffle pique jacket with small clas- a crite that nllilerll ilpgllilglllfiipflll; or o r 1 t , , . ‘ - . lyyleduesduy on return w New York. gorigston oi Halifax and Mr. .1. nuswmfi; m, allald “mt than are a lot M men who never do v a;geggmzifimg/ealgfinlglcaligiei llsnd Gstnshlrpsr yr with dull-ll.“ dnhh. The "Y- This one is different with its ' l l h lld on“, “h” d claw‘ "id T01" grow up and become adult. and certainly one who has such a mania r . and m," "fl bllllons It'll,“ lllll llllllllllldl "lmllb" ' mat much i‘! applique down the Miss Viola Benefit/t; :1“: 19% ' , _ _ . itierousglns as Ours mm to belon 1n the roetufll adolescent "lm- l for that important country 511m Films Dovolo ocl and hssll tillellllillirlr llllll-llllilill‘ llllllll “l” visit oi seven“ w” l lmontresl. Item “m, uch men are Pe er Pans who are st boys at cart when they are grlay- dlnne, m. gala “Moe part“ ' _ m, fir.” um Wm! gl- >161! filing lines Thursday on return to to m e115 N's being d headed and paunchy. and while that is very charming in a whmscal PIIIIIQd a on a 25¢ yo your igure lovely e - - Tenn“ m“ $05111? who is leaving early novel is is hard luck for the women they marry. A wwmu n emu“ one “m "l?" rwillflgler yuu I0 you know l The lllll" llolllllsses nllllwllllllebe Miss Bchool in Win lolllbleliecltl llllllgllllll ll F0 the never ac uire an sense oi responsibility or get any ller- s "“""‘“°“‘ll“§“““"°l'°“.‘ll“lll°ll'l‘“ ‘a: y giglce llolllill lllgfiyilllllllsbulllll l cllllllll‘ ‘T; llellhllrlilrlilllMrs Newett. on return to England d Spec-tn": as lo what mlilrriage rzally means. They never settle down to llllhvllpl ‘w. ‘All ll ll lllfivl“ hlllalplrnmllglallyhugllarliulmplllzlscrvifiililellallnlili‘otdrvulzi -- sizes 10 to ‘s0 Si“ relllrifif-g, l?’ Z Vusnmu -€ ,’ o a ' e55 mellyo ‘Szptain Blake has arrivlelddioilleslii plslrxgstlllngtfiegareelrd wfieyhlrlvlayfibitsaylnthsenléhlrllgxllélllézlpfsshill: Elizabeth is ’ "ah-aw": m ' (2-8 yds.__39-inl fabllc wltnlaafydj. i lllli lllllelltlulllllrltlrllelilylleilllgu bellied been prclgiei-nlelntlmillgl sillolilslll llrlcli all’; lllllllll lll llll l l l nsmnacssmo scuoor. fmmfiii °;’.l‘.’i""'l.ui°" l?‘ “llli-he vlltieml ll . Rloya rec . ' or o e mo s rgs ~ . ' ‘ °‘ m” YMQA‘ lnthilfiwglxlll’: lzlulrlllrlallllrlrluslfellillll" “ll "l" b‘ "'7 And if their wives try to restrain them. and make them be their e M - - Null,“ l, m, Huron-we Ado- n-irly orduordm slfgjjtgguilglug-l-ld-cut w United t than lgigtpllrfzzeliglng me- slim‘ m, '- a a am act like sensible human beings, they confsider the wives domestc complete course, include, an," wlfllfieglegr a: t 5 W0? . .. _l Miss Vivian Denl tyrants and com oi being nagged. o 1 ear t ere is no way you - - l l cl ' t Royal sald- You m" 1 ° - I-uflenburg.‘ u. - 1 .1 m. t d - DIPDOMAS deli - l“ Y" 1m» 1 g ' lollliltllltelyl. that my llyo stohnes. xxx? figyfllffglfif o‘l'lh°§l§llflbl° hilll-ilzl-lolllilollttrlrlgllilitllllllilrlllr lwlliollllhhlllelllilglggvlénplulllleililgg tllrlllillslltil-irlrlf; ailtlilrlig wlliltlh pm. ill?’ ===~— wrfllettlld 031ml! cendta for pattern- they were serving n c A They, Venn wood e rend, Mi-llvfiim and hope he will break a leg, or something. And be comforted by canned“ “m. —-__ numb; B,“ m9» l "N u"! "X19 1 Vi? ‘f.’ ellhlullgelll welcome they ' - . . . ll» ufigilglgrllliwese on dowe- dm 1m 1m- wwly meow Elisabeth's Beauty to»... wish ' ‘“'° ‘° ‘m’ m‘ W" r‘ 0 m_ ' Min; Mggq“ All W! - . one of the leading duty ‘ wcr giver» “"1 "W m‘ l“ m! °“ °‘ “w R- 0- s 1 r tn M riti eiw§ys remember mu vtvlghlggégle ga-yllogvglsiggulgrt “plane Thurs- ‘mm mss DIX-I have been married to an army officer forhtll? ‘ljlfllfclllg l‘, f“ 1 , "m, tude, I feel sure it may o know plenum we k :1 r spending a. and a half ars. He is 59 and I am 28. He wants to adopt a C I - - - - encouragement for you line what M,‘ and m: w til” her parents. I don r. and we quarrel bitterly over this. Whito {Ncligg u caulk, Theme m“ l. lhngelglotlggl"; 11,3: “Sig? :0“ and Hlllsbom s“ Ml“ 351531.151. .228 . - Mlln Flour Street Address .' '51s‘? m: the“ fllllslsll-lllllllll m: Breathe: $11? rlillllllrllllllwilli anylfilgsbeforc yoivillalillsgiililllhlkth: noyllilhltilhllllghlillldrleorlilllolllyeililiryzeilvllill lb‘ Palm" Gm l‘ 5"" °l Olly . . . . . M155 Louise Lame of ‘Drum, is hl-l 58611 Villting her plfgnf‘: ML But ii you do adopt a child ou need not be aired you won't love m. Etiquette M Flmfln" ' 151ml hr sister Mm. Roy Edge- and Mrs. L. H. Coffin, 111 gl-ignwn Most pe le seem more foolis about adopted children than real paren .._......__.__..._.... _ l Zonlbegnndl Mr. Eldgecombe, Brigh- Avenue. are over heir own youngsters. m ' 1 tonRolld. _ _ _ - - e COOKS . (no Russel MacClennlcal It was the cook's ds off out t l nnllulllllwlvinsome daughter Marilyn left. m6 Mfiintbsttens’ li e londoln c 1b,, plane Wednesday for Montreal use e lmPle, but ldtll, home.

1 n and Ed the maid. h led t. ' lltgllllllsgllbillllllllsldtllflegfilsgélvtlflie11hr:11111810 m9 (‘bwmmlflwolflflot Wllliirewllllslatlilo ll" _°ll ll they “e “kw ' “m! 1 “fa U S navy orchestra led by Mountbatten was seated at hell-l earlier. they should be kept waJn. CHM Fem. Olllcer Mlle Shaw, desk. She a! frankly proud oval- Gcod a lemon or spice sauce mluseu a moment in Auckland, u. the choice o: her husband as Allied ‘*“' Wm‘ °’°‘"" ' zl to welcome M;s. Eleanor Hoose- supremo commander in Southeast 3 Wile sifted flour o... Asked w dance, Mrs. Roose- Asia. butsaid "it didn't really camel ‘l fag?“ ”"-‘l'l“¢ "will" ‘ ‘ l l ~11 w as a surpris i 1m . ' Doon sa Xilrll idlltfrlilliledkntlllvayy tlgo dancer: hill: llglhl a sailarkollwllifl 7°10 lyl-ftlllllsirodll . I A I! l” I :' I a o v : o r c l N ‘A n ‘ l bualllellfawlglllllallpoénal ‘hmlumni “l” wllllz llmfl the vcllfillll: lflwliflfil oncglllllipelliltlililrliedll “Bllitvllulrll llliomglll - hll l Milk boult l!’ Qecullvlll mllllllll floor s co crowe r as ra ‘s ch t, i- d h i h,w ZICOD- _ ' - and 1 doubt that any one rememb-l Patlillnlilollntbatten talked ellthlissi- lloliowymlllagitzlillllchlrglgtllua 11:“. ligfugllwwtafipangz‘ goggles‘ and We“ r y v l . . _ .. . glilitedbuttel‘. m m” ‘mlgllm ‘all l T“ “m” ll “l y °l h“ lllllllwm“ lwsltmd" arents will be urged to avail vcntable toll o! child life and health Used Napkin Left Under Plate 3 5,,“ “ff '5 lvilllfi blllllllz lfll tilllClJl Allcllllélléll-l illlllillllllldllalhllili lrlslplililllltlildsllll ll l1 . llllll Blemulv" °ll measure‘ l” “rowel l“ Calllldll‘ m M lea“ W0 o‘ lllle it's the little things that count Ground. llllnn-lnn