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Use this coupon.

To The (‘hnrlolleiown Guardian Needlework Dept.

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l1: these days o.’ labonsiivillﬁl he “'31 > l" (‘Mite-hi for two or .»i r. and Simplicity in all m1" "1"!" tvilfrvi his Frritirh.

,‘ tin" i1 upmcnt, there is a. sprcial ‘m’ “F \\'~' -\ FFPllVll i171‘.- : ii tut" color and beauty of dc-l M'- “ml fill” i1 “MP llltitli AS » in our Eitrme eurirunineiii- i he has a "“"'f~' iv rt hzs il\\‘ ex- (‘~ ‘tlP simplest and most llrar- 1W‘ “‘7"i"*\‘1‘“-ll W111 ill‘ u - " F's of achieving‘ this in Y!“ ' ‘ ‘ hi‘ 'ﬁlll lﬁtrheti. and nursery is - i“ ﬁWi means of tile tieenration. ti‘ ° a bu-giucs?‘ Fillllitlllltllelll

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- zziid a happy" solution i". ,_ e old Lies removed ‘NW9’ I ‘ nrope but P.~a"e f\l ‘m: lill‘\' 1'

' arefvi: the idea a or dado for your some nursery

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Ft" "ﬁmrtlflv pattern and lﬂil-Fllﬁiruls mi- all of these designs,

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when at last the doormat b2“ to rebel. ’

Alli’ Sign: of an inmate of the. ‘mrseu’ becfmﬁll; a doormat sh vld be Promplll‘ Checked IOr striuz: iv PIlQIISh. children are very quit-k 1o sell-w anyone whom fflflv- w“ ii p Ill. doomiaz fashion 'I‘hs5 tpnﬂenjy all lid be cheek/vi as it is bad for (‘YPIiVOHe concerned.

T00 ltlUCll SY. PATIIY GOOD FOR XHEITIIER It JTPIENT NOR

_GI\'ER Sympathy is a iiilvvlvis fhlYlE. It. is the most civilizing inn“-

m“? "W?" ‘5- However. there such a think as an overly senti- mental sympathy that is not gord f" H10‘? "Dim whom it. is bestow- ed. and little better for the giver.

Brtivren "miller and (‘hi‘d thew‘ is ti“ close bond that defies an- alvs‘! She ~llff(‘l”S more, really, ‘filFﬂllflfl li-\.' children's mishaps than her own She is prone to exaggerate the child's misery iu her multiple suffering. beravse ntothers do stiffer. eiuot‘olial‘_v, in a greater degree than children.- When Johnny falls and skins his knees. he screams with piin, ln five miuiilesi ‘he is out rfavzn: again, rather proud nf the raw lllﬂfe and his h-iurliires.

Flui his inMher 1,. ovoi- the

hurt. She shiidrlrrs earh time wit" dmsscs the ivnund. How wi“ "iv she would have taken the fall. Johrurys bumns of babvhoed giie way to the and limrt- break: of adolescence. ‘His mother (‘out mics to siif er from his ini - fortunes just as she d.d from bumped head and scraped l:u'.,~ she cannot hc-‘p it It is the motni r heart. and will not he dPliiPrl. It is a tyne of (‘lllO'i"tl7ll or love- sympathy that will follow her to her grave. unless she fights. f‘. Site should fight it, not only for the child's good, but. for her own.

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TABLOTD

To give soup a rich ercnmv taste, put in, for eat-h quart of soup. just before serving. a pier-e of cheese about the size of a walnut. A little relerv sa‘t added to potato gﬁup gum it a deiiriotis flavor. (irated cheese is excellent in orrori

soup. (‘HARM IN No matter how zrav ‘rrr hail‘ becomes or how muiv ire _ presshn lines show in her fir" the thoroughly charm no woman l3 likely to be more rcariiiiibai 40 than she was at 2’). Knoiyiuc tiiip, one of tiii- greatest m takes you posabl-c can mr-ke is to ‘emu; [imo (rnttng tin/t ivorryin!

AGE

ahoiit birthdays iii:‘~id et‘ don: all vou can to lYlﬂi-i? .\'"\11“‘P-f chariniita and interesiinz.

How long has it bezn FlllCf‘ YP" looked at _\'0:ii"sc‘.f a: you do Ill others? For the sek" of (‘hum _.g woman's most "mpnrtart as- set. Wllitllfl‘ he»; hair has \‘lf‘l\"d to silver or not-fare 3W" ‘n03’ comings every frw months.

(‘an mu real‘v find on honel. excuse ‘for the fart you havev-"l rrrid a inc, informative hook in rears? Haie you been as tiltTlEhi- ful to fronds as you like tliozn to be oi 5w“? Have _v"il been clmrz your ears to itnplmsarii gossip of have you been guilCV W‘?- "P-ll’ "f lists-orig but of paseinz it on? V you ivere the \\"‘i'1t"l\ next Wolf what would \"“l tlrnir of ynursrii as a nefzhbor?

After you have an-ivPrPd thf‘ <‘ hcw about a few rral beauty airw- tiotw?

Have ,\'f‘ll been horror: i""-'*“i‘-@ with the details of lfllll‘ ‘W525i some-

problem= instead of doinz thing abort the extra jllfllllitflllt‘? D.) you u=o night cream all too infrequenui: theta no around sry- inq it. isn't n very good cream be-

cause you still have ivrinkhs in your throat? Do you fnreet to use hand lotion th"n worry be-

eau=e your hand: no luvzer look yoim-Z" Have you. really and truly, been giuniz your beauty preparation: a fair chance to im- provo your appearance? Do You brush your hair every nizht?

It isn't a good idea to dwell tan much on personal faults of course. but every now and then a heart-tn-hcart. talk with your- s"'f will do a good deal towird

[oping you charming through t..e years.

NEW DOMINION SPOOL Report of New Domi ion School for tho month of Marc--

Grade IX-A. Isabel Shaw; 2. Mae. Betta: 3. Eleanor Mmon. ‘Grade Vt and VII-l. Alexander Shaw: 2. Pearle Ma on.

Grade V-i. Marv Sfrang; 2. Charlotte Strang and Genevieve Shaw equal- 3. Blanche Mason.

Gradi- IV 1 Inez Show: 2. Grace Strang; fl. Cynthia Bvtts.

Grace l! rsr.» -1. siieldon MacDonald: 2. lots Sfranz; 3. Stanley lvlnoon.

Grade II ~1.Ir.1 --l FleanOr Mﬂﬁﬂﬂl 2. Shirley MacDonald.

Perfect Attendance; WMarv and Charlotte Strung; 1on1, Shaw;

Stanley Maison.

shops.

THE LHARLUITEII) W N (i U ARDIAN

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woman-mi: mm Grit ls “mat GYM!" I It Takes 3.212, |Doroth y Dzx ,5; 33;;

The Amount of Money a Young Man Has Be- \ fore lllarriuge is not as Important as HIS i W ill to Make a Success of Life

H How much money should a young couple have to marry on? I am asked no question oftener than this and naturally it is one to which n0

@9111“!!! WP‘! Cl" be made. because the answer depends upon so many dif- fcrcnt things.

It depends upon the stra-ta of society to which a girl and boy belong. It depends upon the way in which they have been accustomed to lzve. It depends on how much SKI-Iowa Lhey have and whether or not. they can take blows on tne chin. Must o! all, it. depends upon whether the girls idea o! a tvife is being a liclpmeet or a baby doll, and whe- ther the boy is a worker or a sit~downer.

_ The amount of money that would seem riches to one young couple would be grind- ing poverty to another. A way of living that would make one young toupe think they were swim, ii. the lap oi‘ luxury woud be .' grueling hardship to another. One girl makes a wile who literally PUB“- ‘ o5 htir husband on la success. Another g.rl s a wile who is a milistcn: ‘ ubout her husband's neck that sinks hun. One boy has the grit and

courage to ugh; his way to the top against every diti culty. Another »bo.\' Lilruiva up his hands and quits Wflﬂl he meets the hrs» obstacle m his uith.

Most 0i’ the millionaires in this country. most of the. top-flightxpolt-

-:- Social and Personal -:- Fashions -:- Literature mmaaumuamaaamciarianaodau

JUNE 16, 193-,

THE FAVORITE BEAUTY SOAP OF CANADA'S LOVELIEST ‘SCHOOLGHSW

was onus AGREE. n29?‘ Z

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SGIOOlGIRI. COMPLEXIONS’

sun

schoolgirl. "It: rich lather cl leaving n woude fa} feeling

Palmolive’: secret ble can

wait. Get almoli

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“Most ofthe girls simply love Palmolive for the faceghnol! and shoulders and for the bath." continues this attractive

Your sldn loo can beneﬁt ' Why not giveyour skin the gentle care that on!

ive. Let this famous soap kee akin ovely through the years. Use exclusive] for your own face and bath. Don't

and beautiful it can make and keep all you: lkin.

Jle-l-‘za vacuum-unmanned

causes the skin so th ghly of ell-over lovelineafgu ’

nd of Olive and Palm 0' I all you: almoilve

ve today. Let irprow how soft

DR- DAFOE Says

“A: rbexime of ri-ic birth of the Dionne Quinm l“, and for sometime afterward, th ' Oil. . All/hen the time arrive ‘ 522i: uirlgizzlfiizzkztfsizz.Prrrv i" My

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were bathed in live for leap and wani-

ticiuus, most 0i the men who run the great banks and corpoiat ous, most of the surceintil men in every line o1‘ endeavor s;arted out as poor boys. and lllﬂst oi them married young and before they had enough money t0 mitrrv on, Judged from any prudent standpoint.

i

But they hnd it in them to go places and do things and they had th: luck to get for wives women of the same breed, strong, ambitious, adven- turous \\Jl\lL‘ll who fol owed their husbands into the wilderness or 1a: C0ill\.lit‘.s as :iiii.i' fortunes called; iiho pinched and scruiipcd and slaved to help iheiii pvt a start; who bucked them up ivltli their 0W“ COUYBEB , when iiicy iaLcrcd and kept ther faith alive in themselves until it wai . justified.

I know a couple like that. They married when they had less tihan a huutirrcl dollars bcriieeu thcui and the boy had only a Sltl-a-isieek job in some mines high up in the Andes. For thirty years they lived and work- ed in mining ramps under conditions so hard that most modern girls would consider them unendurable.

Sometimes for tluee or four years at a stretch the woman would not see or speak to a white woman, Jlli if she was ever .0uel_v, tired, home- sick or d srriuragerl. her husband never kunv it. She kept a smiling taco for him and made him a comfortable home and helped him on to the seat among the mighty that he occupies today.

But it takes real men and women to stand the hardships of a m“. riage that is not properly financed. It l5 not for play girls and boys who cannot live without line clothes and night clubs and movies and beauty

E\'£‘l'_\' day we are shocked to hear that some young, couple among our i1tqii.iiiii.inre.a is getzing a divorce for no other reason than that they could not szautl the lower standard of livng their marriage forced upon them. Before ntarriage they were so much in love they believed that. they could live on lvzearl iuid cheese and kisses and be happy if they only had each other. But when they faced the actua ity of a marriage that was a. sac- iuliue of cyery habit and a crucifixion of every taste o1 a lifetime they coir“ not citdure it, and their affection for each other “are out before their wedding clothes clid.

On the other hand, one tihing is certain, and that is that happiness in marriage cannot be bought over the counter and we ynarfiaggg o: million- ai iurn out, as badly as those of paupcrs. Perhaps because they are iuiuiititi oitenrr for their money than themselves. Perhaps because they have more temptations. v There is no such aid to itrtue as lacking the price. - '

Ho in answer to the question of how much money should a young couple have to marry on I would say: Just enough to keep the wolf from the door, provided you are wil ing tu ivork together and you feel that your alliwtizni is s1 rung enough to stand the lack of iiugcrwaves and belonging 10 Hit‘ ("utility ﬁlilb. The great. American romance l5 not the love idyl oi a uirt and boy. It is the story of a fat, inidrllo-agvtl man mid woman who 1113111911 “n ﬂ F-ilﬂﬁalfillil and who by the r love and iC1lll‘.\\'(;li~I have turned ii into a rope of matched pearls. DOROTHY 131x, , Future of our Nation." DJD. m.. 11.77 meg.

CARACAS 8:45 p.m.—lilquaiorlan Music. YVSRC, 51.7 m., 5.8 meg.

SANTIAGO, CHILE 5.45 p.m.—Symphony; Opera; Latin American. Chilean and In- ternational Music. 03960, 31.2 m.,

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(All Time ls Eastern Stamford)

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Time: works color ‘magi;- ln m‘ homo.‘ Malt I all faded fabric: plﬂlfogolh I 45 colon. 15¢]: package" utdrvguﬁdnqti " ‘tori

FOR FREE BOOKLET. "Manual on Home Tinting gm] Dyemro’ by

Jfemchrr. Doris Currie.

measure it. then sift once more w‘th

cocoanut milk. It makes a batter that. i; a little thinner than usual, but do not let that disturb Ybu. I

stiff but not dry. and fold them

Janet Powers, A. B, Write Dept. l Box 1050, Montreal.

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THE COOK '3 CORNER

FRESH COCOANUT CAKE

l-2 cup butter

1 cup sugar

4 egg yolks

2 cups cake flour

3 teaspoons leaking powder

l-a teaspoon salt

l (‘llll coroi l1l.t milk

4 egg whites

Method: Cream the butter and add the auglr gradually, continuing to cream until the mixture la vrrv lfght. and fluffy. Add the well beaten egg yolks and beat the batter hard.

Sift the flour once before you

the baking powder. Add this to the first mixture tlternately with the

Beat the egg whites until they are

gently into the batter. Turn into 3 layer pans. lfned with ward paper and bake in a moderate. 3'76 deg. F- oven for 25 to 30 minutes. Put the cake together with a boiled icing and sprinkle the tops and sides heavily with the fresh. grated cocoanut. This makes a very moist. rich cake and we t“at you almost need ‘a funk to cat.

BOILED ICING

1 1-2 cups granulated sugar

1 tablespoon corn avrup

3-4 cup boilin: water

2 egg whites, beaten stiff

1 teaspoon vanilla

Grated fresh cocoanut

Method: M’x the sugar, corn syrup and water and cook over n. lmv heat until the auvar is dia- solvcd and the mixture boils. Then cook steadily without stirring until a few drops spin a. long thread

from the tin of the sivum. Pour in a fine stream over the stifily beaten egg w“"es. beatinz con-

stantly, until the icing is thick enough to spread. Add the flav- oring and spread between the lav- ers and over the sides and top of the cake. Sprinkle thickly with the eocnanut while the icing ls still moist.

Fresh cocoanut makes the daint- lust. most delicious little macaroons you ever tasted. They are so much more mcfst than those made with the fried cocoanuti, but be sure tn press out. the excess moisture before you add them to the remaining ingredients.

FREE"- (‘OFOANUT MACAROONS

5 tablespoons granulated sugar 5 tablespoons lelnz sugar

sugar and flour mixburo. a table- spoon at a t‘me, beating hard after each addition.

Fold in the vanilla and the co- cnanut. VJlliCll has been measured pressed down into the cup. Drop iby spoonsful onto a. greased cookie sheet. and bmke in a slow, 825G431“. oven until they are dry and o. dell- cate brown—about 25 minutes. R6- move from the pan while they IN still warm and let cool before using.

ATTRACTIVENESS OF COLOR Milk is becoming more disguised and incidentally more palatable every day, but 1t atlll retain: its valuable nourishing properties.

Ari attractive name a few dropi nf eolnurlmr, together with n. little fiavouring. and milk becomes an entirely different proposition. Here are a few recipes for you to try.

BANANA MILK FLUFF Have two-thirds of a cup of

mashed banana: three tablespoons orange _1\i‘ce: three tablespoons o! honey or syrup; half a teaspoon almond extract: a few grains of salt: two cup: o! milk. Mix all well together “'21 an egg beater. Decorate the top with whipped cream. sprinkua with nutmeg.

“TR “NBERRV MILK SHAKE Have one-third a cup of hulled

AMomilagﬁnilc

An old man and his wit; w". celebrating their golden weddbg, A NPQrter fmm the local paw called to offer congratulation; and interview the old couple.

‘I understand you brought up seven children on seven dollar; g week, Mr. Gill? said the i-eporie;

“Hush. not no loudl" Whispered

,tho old man anxiously. "I alwayl

told Belinda I only got six-titty 5 weak."

A DARK OUTIDOK

‘Mummy!’ said Angela, “when 1 got married. will 1t be to o, mm like daddy?’ "or course, my darl- ing." Hei- daughter frowned at “But ‘if I don't get married, a I be like auntie. then?" “Yes, my dear, you will." The little girl sigh- ed wearily. "My stars," gflﬁ mun- mured, "what a fix!”

J

strawberries crushed: t-wo tabla‘ spoon: caster auger; few grains salt; one a half cup of milk. Ml! ingredients. beat with an en beat- er. Chill. serve garnished will wwpped cream.

l tablespoon ﬂour

2 egg whites

1-4 teaspoon vanilla

1 cup grated fresh oooonnut

Method: Sift the flour and sugar together. Beat the ca: whites until they are foamy. then add the

‘t5 nun anon Q is SERIOUS

REMOVE Tlli CAUSE I

1T ups your baby's strength. Lowers his resistance to disease. Lnves him l prey to other alcknesles. Regulate the bowels and banish it immediately.

Read the ex ricnce of Mrs. A-——, of Whitby: " y bab was l0 bid with lummer complaint t at we deapaired of saving her. A friend ldvlned Baby's Own Tablets. After the third dose ‘baby’ fell asleep. By noon next day she took her ulual bottle feeding."

Mrs. Wi, of Toronto, says: “Baby's Own Tablets Ire wonderful for summer complaint."

Promptly effective, also, in cases of simple fever, coldl, colic, upset sto- mach, constipation, simple croup, indi- gestion and teething troubles.

Free of utupefylniz dmzs and opiates. Elly to balm u candy. Sate and harm- less. Can be taken by the most delicate child. Analyst‘: report on every box. 25c a package. Money back if you are not satisﬁed.

Get a lchge today and from now on nevu L without Baby's Own Tablets.

ultai/on a: she face, the camera on the on“ tn her wedding enumble only a. low moment: after abound the l king 0t England were united in aim-rm. m cblfdon brimmed m" a halo about her flwe. The Wallis blue of her Paris gown u

except for the jeweled cllpit. the throat. The only other imam‘ wean are the bracelet-a on each wrist. 0n the left on elaborately F one,on thengbtcclulnmmwblohaioualbong.

THE BRIDE

n Eves twinkling, mouth aimciimy reaistlnﬂ the lmniilw w F“; ' happiness. the new Duchess of Windsor is the picture of brid

terrace o! the (Jhateau d0 C

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