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2 1b lb 1 1h |ls considered correct for all ln- y , Such being the case. I often wonder, as I see " l ' " _ ' formal duytlllw Occasions? l l » people gloating over postage stamps and cracked l 4 M19" ~ 3 °k.m" A- Ye-“li ‘he “will”! “"- whm pitchers and undecipherable autographs, that prac- ¢°llP°ll “nmamm e13’ “mm “a “M17 tically ho one ever deliberately sets out to make a

A chance is as qood as a rest——so if the holiday week has you in a whirl you can at least have a chcmqe in the season's festive lure by mdktnq fl sizzling steak the focal point of Sunday dinner. Mon- day's suqqestion is to cook a tonque and serve it hot with c: horseradish or mustard sauce. To rinq in the New Year on Tuesday, roost Turkey will be King of the Feast. Wednesday calls lorth the tongue to be sliced and reheated in ct tcinqy tomato sauce; or it you prefer c: tdke-it-ocisy-meczl it can be served cold, alternated with sliced turkey. A mtum to pldiner living is intimated/in Thursday's meat loaf. mode from halt a pound each of ground beet and veol. But it can be given ct party touch by beinq removed from its pun when baked, frosted with whip- ped potatoes and rammed to the oven for a delicate browning. On Friday, the remnants of the New Year's bird ccm be done up in reqcil lashion-sizeable cubes alonq with qreeu peas and mushrooms in your bent cream sauce served on hot corn bread squares. For a final fllnq, the bones are scheduled for the soup pot. And it you have not already tried it. cream oi turkey soup should prove worthy of being added im- mediately to your reminder list for next yecn‘. Sausage tor Saturday is c: flexible purchase. One pound will nicely serve four. Or if you are still in compcmy mood, it can be tastefully extended by beinq served citop a savoury spuqhetti dtsh.

The weeks rationed meats have taken barely hcilt your coupon allotment. The remainder is to help you to stretch your holiday cdterinq capacity it need be, or to be set aside in your "Sunday roost batik".

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pot expect any gratitude-not even 10m the employers who did the most to coax them to work.

these women are out once again that the world of

that few men really believe that. women should be given equal breaks when it comes to pay. chances at promotion, responsibili- ty, recognition. etc.

There is going to be very little gratitude to: the thousands women who helped to keep the country going in war-time — once the war ls over.

There is only one place where women have the say about how things are run or stand on an equal footing with men, and that is in the home.

It's still a man's world outside the home-as women will discover, when they again start to compete with men for jobs. And all the thanks they can expect for the help they gave their country flur- lng the war is the personal satie-

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IS MAN'S WORLD WOMEN FIND OUT

The man who said "Ncve? ex- pect gratitude" was talking to and about individuals.

But women should realize that

the advice also holds good for a faction it. gave them to have a class. When the v/ar cnmc women chance to serve. itvhcd in and took over all of the obs left empty by men who donned Uniforms. They have played an im- Enormous velvet Olwmlllli lll

porlunt role, not only in keeping Jewel tones shown in New Yolk

the machinery of wur going, but have been eqlllpllcd Wll-h YUYYPV‘ in keeping civilians icti, clothed. nnri able cushioned tops. TGVEBJJHZ many a businessman from havingl compartments inside that will ao- to close down, comments a column- commcdate five pairs of shoes.

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1-2 ou seedless raisins. washed

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1 1-3 cups cold water brown sugar. lightly

1-2 teaspoon salt.

2 tablespoons com starch

1-3 cup very mild vinegar (or diluted. strong vinegar)

_1-2 tablespoon fine-flavored drip-

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m A NEW YEAR'S PRAYER By-Tholma Teed

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the one thing that would give its fo unate pos- sessor more happiness than any other that could possibly be mode

tire of looking at and showing to others, eapeciallv . to those who have picked up the some items that we have and to whom we can say ‘won't you remember," but this is purely a matter of chance. we didn't of a set purpose start out to collect beautiful memories, but who that has one would sell it for all the

money tn the treasury? FUND THOUGHTS

Parents should feel that almost their most important duty to thdl child-ran consists in starting them to make a collection of beautiful memories as soon as they are out of the cradle. The great tragedy of childhood is not for the youngsters to be pom and ragged and beaten and half-starved. It is for them to have no pleasant memories of their youth. Never to have known any love or tenderness. Not to ‘be obit to recall how soft was a. mother's breast and how sweet the sleep in a father's arms. The memory of a happy childhood has carried many a man and woman through all the vicissitudes of a hard alter life.

Few people ever do the things that they enjoy with any thought

in an extra dividend for good mess c. countries. the majesty of a snow-clad mountain, the rapture of hearing a great musician. the savor of a perfect meal in a famous restaurant;

their collection of memories that one mulls over for e. lifetime.

have put that money in pots and

hsps the little bride is wiser than we are.

romance faded, and she can only tell her she was and what a grand wedding she had

have missed all. the fun and have no happy menmries to console us.

‘Living & Leisure

THE WOMAN'S REALM

MERCY mmgnotfnlm one in life can

0. More noble or more brave,

Than speak a kindly word or two. Some lesser life to save.

box so that hunting through bun; anld elsewhere. n. t. speedy stunt by

saturated pad on few seconds. then "slick" it the nail — and-off comes

old polish. FILE BIG!!!‘ 2. An emery board smoothest filing job; a that You can use it.

—Ge0r§e H. Bwcetman. in‘ "Our Dumb Animals."

IDLE CLOTHES

MUST WORK o Any idle clothes in you: home?

Th ‘set them to work ‘Ilhat

of them too good to throw out. but not good enough to wear-as they are.

Used Earmonts are having soles worked on them in thou- sands of homes acre-m the coun-

buffer. smooth

for with a nail brush.

them. What. starts as a. sad rag is wazvsfonned into l, glad mg;

money and materials are saved m)" my and in

stray bite of dust. flmtion has suffered another m

the expon ed customer demand tn u‘ mum‘ some lines. 1'11: conservation and

re-moke Plwraui ts a hi1

inc are in short sum: v. but these am: Underwear (men's, Warren's, children's); men's suits. .mm's shirts. sweaters. woollen garments for children. household linens.

IIOME MANICUII ONCE A WEIR

If your hands are nice and smooth. vour nails well done. vau can no anvwhere and feel "right!" A once-a-week home manicure il quite lwllibie even for the bus- iest woman. Of course professional

cures are wonderful but the busv woman hasn't always the time ghost attain her budrwt won't stretch

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Ii. ll ‘our hope that the‘ NEW YEAR .

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Health, Happiness.

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collection of beautiful tnemorles. which would be

Qt course. as we go along through life, we do assemble a lot of mental pictures that we never

beyvnd the pleasure of the moment. but, when they do, memo y throws The thrill of travel in far

they ere not only a passing delight. they are among the star items in

We often criticise girls because they are so determined to have swanky weddings. with white satin and tulle veils and orange blossoms and the flununery that goes with it. whether they can afford it or not. How silly. we say. for Mary, who is as poor as a church mouse, not to pins andghunglislggwyoprons. But per-

e lng for herself a. beautiful memory that will last long after her youth has gone and her

grandchildren of how pretty

So it is false economy to deny ourselves every pleasure and make life herd and barren. for when we do, we lose out 0n two cOliflvté~lwe

You won't have to go u drawers

Remove old na-il polish. Make using a small pad of absorbent cotton saturated with Olly polish remover. Hold the the nail for a down all the

does ifiao long one.

_ 3. 'I‘o_ stimulate circulation. buff the nails with a chariots-covered This will give you a base brotec tion. After buffini scrub the nails Use warm. soapy

around the cuticle gently. Don't push! Clean under the nails t» a over the nails main with your oily

Paint vour nails rum base to tin for the cover-all streamline fin-

dee we“ ish 1r you 1m to show the "half tah l f tempura taxti ' - sharia“ ‘lint all t we! clotlle "mm", m“ m” °”"““"

but this takes breotice to do a per- feot iob

the sides t. with an stick

dry it, .. light. This comes bubbles or little

drying preparations wh h Wu can gig drying They do l wonderful

were in v- plvina one drop lwgzgutclrouxt

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Itwuuwoll for certain mem- bers of the family Joanie and I week to do as n o ere tpéned it u lllhlfitallth w‘ g doubtless have been several

ointed faces Chris mas morning. week end flurrles o! snow taken a tantalizing dell ht in playing across the fields d set- tling on the roads ao that exce t for a truck or two on the hig - way todaly,‘ mote: traffic in the vic nity o Alder-lea was t a stand- still. The more stout-hearted a- mong the farmers. including Pat, were able to make the trip to cn-, joy the excitement of the Christ- mas market, making it slowly by horse and sleigh. It may have been that some have been takln the recent favorable weather an good roads too much for grantedhRob for example. Recently, by a round»- about route that led back across his own fie-ids to a road which con- nects with ‘th highway he was able to place h s car at the cross- roads near the corner store tq be ready-if the Aiderlea road was full of drifts-for the usual Christ- mas Eve drive to the city. The young man from the houle on the hill, by a series of rnanoevres by way of the fields also brought his car nearer the highway. He. in- tonds. in the morning to hitch old Dobbin" to it in an effort to "ford" the more formidable cum. Both at. the moment, anticipatg the coming of tho snow plough pru- ently to clear the way. Meanwhile Rob's cu- nlts there complacently in the mow and Xaroyfl (WNB she thinks of the holiday) has I far-away wiatful look in her Wei. "You can't boat a bore, and slsilll this time of year" James remark! encouragin them to think .avor- ably of ths mode of travel, tfior- ‘gflul that a younger genera o? mix comfort and thrills muchltlgo - ter than we. who can bear vdl t! measure of discomutort in qr er 0 have "safety first.

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It is "an ill wind"'indeed "thl blows nobody load.’ ‘I! U? fir; cent drifts that have ‘t roads, Ln places so’ that d P?‘- vented the mailman: rouu -l¢h“ that many of us wondereddw we were mtulnl 1P0!" u" ‘Y u‘; ti: brought all of our frn-imllv t0 O hei- at Alderiea this Oh lama! .- Even Jamie: black Mutt- o in?“ “d “u?” quickly oultto weir! ltlfldfil‘ ‘tfle ctfiafh. “hex-n ‘runny rom I . '_ slept. Jamie visited ll? llifztlulitre‘, cross llig lane to vtaw Qltllmed h‘ and then when he ha!!! l‘! ltlo "m _ nfgfllflmld §$¥n@'1"tl'§§'il'¢"th= wit’ I I . to listen attontivoli W 5"‘? ‘ha! not ‘roadeast. ' l’- l° f: Jam“ early" l" “m- mddh“ no new al, as thoulll ill" ‘a? undm“ thin: t‘: lrelonrn ‘all; blew" Rah ove oo brqught the horse to the door 10f the ' homew - '

this A; I have alwayl ml"! "- day before chants?‘ rifmalatfd ‘f: fleetini hour" l dc mu“, may. "fibg: 1.61:? £19011‘: “the time when Q | m rt". d" .2: lihlcefiovéhgutsvlioéder of m iackft a; I milked the GUOYIIIQY W" l‘ the next stall, until the last. can was washed and returnetllmfigd g PM” m the pmtry-fup d clared short while. '39- Km t ehmch there was really l\° n" ° d‘ and’; There had been will" i‘; __ “a to nibble at but James in exuipwm our chatting to I03! "h" "9 B" tinned itz. "Its Christmas t . Ellen! Who over heard tell ohm; Christmas Eve without some to eat?" Accordingly. my 9m?" wer brought out and sampled‘; Tab y crawled from her rage! beneath the stove to stretch w; self and make her loft way i‘? herself close to Jomies feet w 3 the kettle sans a hunnv lulled": the fire snapped and rrackle n pleasant accord .