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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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ping-out problem. day's work, fed up to the gills w and going places and doing th

pipe and not even speak or be when Friend Wife nlccts him at

and dance. or announces that cooling over to spend _t.lle

they never stay in it. Or he

tie is on.

injured and

doesn't want. to spend a quiet eve fireside. She craves to be out a

something doing.

where she can see and be seen.

W1

fif-Sl iOOIlJlll lllzltcll. “Tier; he got home his asked l.".:ll llolv lie likcd

1&1: ivhat was funny about it?”

she k‘.\l liznl.

ha Lilli‘ mun who ran all over and get a kick at

the pfilri- wills

£1 bccnu-o he C011 l

. tile il.l‘.l."

i!" c. ' IBER financial

returns but

or quirk not ticlcr _ in proscribed duties.

and

lrllporlnilt.

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It wits lite 1.1m; llcbbie saw his

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A Young Wife's Complaints

months of sitting at hunle of a is contemplating Reno, sizes up lll situation in bills ivayl ,, "What. sort oi u. s03 chanlgfl. 511 asks. "takes the altar and the llonle that make

mother

WITH WIVES Men Shouldn’t Let Down Completely After

e chief bone of contention in the family circle is money. Next to

that. the thing over which husbands mid wives filzht most Ls the step-

The husband comes honle atlnlght tired after a hard e

wants to do is to flop into an easy chair with his

fresh hair-do and her complexion on, uild bright- ly suggests that. they go our somewhere b0 (llllt

bridge, he groans in misery and wants to know why, in Heaven's name, they have a. home if

who first thought up a foursome. either files into a teillper, or suiks, and the bal- ' To the wile the nuSbiliitisfllillllldlt‘ seems utterly selfish and ulljllstilixlb-c. She lent tired and she doesn't see wily he should be. hilt

lights where there is lflul-thlcr and RflylfLY 311d _ She wants some break from tile monotony of cooking meals and fixing baby formulas nild buying spinach, luld she thinks her husband is a. meanie because he won't put, on his tails and take her out

one young wife. who lifter six

evening with o ‘Tired Business Man

place ill men pebwdcll

them no lllorc like the lilcrl girls

LD STEP OUT

OCCASIONALLY

y From the Altar —

To Compromise ompam.”

mini;

il-h seeing peep lugs, and all he

spoken t0. S0 the door with u

the Borems BIC

curses the man A And the wile

hing bv her Own mong tihe bright.

HE COOK'S

or havlnB to so out chase folly as it flies. And ho mm a wife of whose affection he is so sure that. he can lake her for granted and n won't hay;- w always be putting on a romantic act of wooing her. 0 2-3 cu sues: But when a woman mamas she 1 cuupfnolfls§es e tries lo carry her girlhood i110 1 cup 5[1')'_[(;']'[*[; with her and make a perpetua l teaspoon b s tiling of it. She expects marriage z maslmom- P,‘ to be a sort 0f never-ending pel- 1_4 Cup v,,._,._;,r

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SEPTEMBER _2_7_, 1940

RICHES

You may have tangible wealth un-

Ooskets'of jewels and coffers of gold;

1 had a mother who read to rile. DEAD CAT IN CHANCERY

Th; subject of oat legacies re- cently mentioned in "Miscellany" bring to mind a curious case which went into Ohanecry in 1838 says Lucio 1n gag Manchester Guardian. A lady di , leaving an annuity of £10 secured on a sum of stock to provide a suitable income for the llfo of her favorite oat Blucher. It was explained that. the cat had died. The Vice-chancellor asked for evidence or the death. Wotherell said that the usual evidence. a certificate or burial, could not be procured, but hoped that in the peculiar circumstances the court would consider an affidavit a disinterested person as ruffle ent evidence of death.

The Registrar pursued the hare (or rather the cat) farther, it was all very well to produce In affi- davit, ut. that. would not justify the court in matting an order, since -it would establish no more than the fact of one death whereas s. cat had proverblally nine lives. The Viva-Chancellor felt that weight of the objection but found that the cat, having died once, must be con-

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Women's Realm/Social "and PGFSOHGI/FGSIIIOHSILIIQEIBIUFQ

Living a" Leisure —T7ie Woman ’s Realm

SLEEK nun sum n ram. SIIOESESCRIBE‘

For the last. tlwo years the giorfabrigi sleeker, slimmer niifiiii°i€ilifimil w ltegy Gkotalblishedi‘ end L‘ ‘Mm’ 11¢ (‘M118 e broadcloth, th Alcnfly with tie sets“ and Win15" , _ - 10m we have remmlscent weaves as crep chines, cantons, has. satins and The use of flltélfflllyklméflfi! °°l ma "E more interest",

taiisi Biutliilvheri clnssic ilniicriiiel; iggfelscfllliflkllillotilfylibaik Com“ n“

in t Ki] h rltricllte scam. it B. uc s, Deals and fine W01

fismigive a garment its lflfilvirlug

Even furs ar i dl "

“brig-s these do)": Bleasrililiiil are licked, shlrrcd, pleated _ gghieifvilheyilngelilige lghtilogigiliiglk" slim flattering lines. b

chifforls,

these g finer drTs: 91;:

Colors are more lad like. Black lots of it. Bill. t cn nit the browns from the dnrk Corligs.

brown throuzh the the cocoa siladcs, nat-irnl colors.

redder browns, the beige; imd Lots of green;

v I

1 I m“; ‘t-agyllllig the y lhvugllb they were lrlurxylllg than Lilli,’ party and for her husband t0 tivrll .-1\vo lliCil kicking the ball if they belonged to a dlllcrcill. spcc- keep up u high-pressure courtship, 1 rllloilt." ies of human beings? Nuw take me, lcliiilg her iluw he loves her, send-

lng her flowers arid rllshin her

for instance. 1 loll in love wlvil around to places of amusemen .

Tom because he was so ill-l 01 P1P and because he could Llllllk of s0

Flour ‘o mind

and ildd rllixtul-e, Add enough flour to roll very thin. Bake ill n moder-

Mix sugar, 11101515585 and vinegar. Add melted shortening. Sift soda and ginger with one cup of flour

sidered dead since it could not b” m” Yelmwy ‘W149i?’ ""1 the clalmtfgnester privileges than s Sfifm £,lr“‘:‘!l:h°:::é AA dlcu Ch l ." ‘ "' ll r5 an ____ whole‘ iIOSYkIOIkPEW subtle off rpm-I U. s. chemists have discovered rlalngéle l“ and cnmlllll-f-‘ZS

that treating vanilla beans with ethylene gas speeds up curing and improves the vanilla extract.

Caterpillars have more than 6,000

income or future security

lllrlun -- You sileuld have

23 to JANUARY 21 I » You may not find you from forging ahead flllllitldilOll pri-iiminaries

FEBRUARY 20 "hole oiltlook

’ nrllrmilticai tal- l b,» vvry l)l‘l1€‘fl(‘i{tl. \\'2i1‘l‘iS

uclive character l cooperation ill

shouting many amusing thlilgs lo d0-

"l-Ie was ailv"

, B” have good tiilles. 11nd 1 1110118111 1i conservuizve but alert, and use- I mauled mm ma», me would Just fully occupied. be like that. 1 would have a, steady

h0\'l~l.\ill3ER 23 to DECEMBER date that. I wouldn't have to ivorry

the mud. hurt him. _ v sleep in ills cilalr

transaciiorls _ this should 111M Preparations

are with, iiriri bores slur.

‘wily _a man is never tired before lnlarrlage and lliuuys tired allel-

10115 now ex- n _ , , . _ “HMS

Hamlin“. lurlrd? And “ill, he al\\_.l_l.'_ I 1 Sues Your l to step out Wiltll he 15 single and S .

.‘ to slay D111 when he has a. wile who \\'0l1ld like w be rreuwd 111w a 1W girl lnstiead of ii rim "Model household furniture? ivhziis answer?" _

Different Viewpoints

MARCH 20

rho against

"s the life of every party and every _11lgiil.i we would B" some place to dine LUKi (lance and

about. and we \\'0ll.ti il11\'t’ flu 1111MB

Time Charlie turns into a stick in My swell dllrlcers feet‘ a \\'01'K-\l\‘Ol‘iii lllall lo cap the days My night owl gws 10 labor by doing tricks at u. party at, dinner. night. And there I am all drccbfirl 11D 11nd‘ nowhere Lo g0 and nobody b0 go,

"And what. I want. to know 16-pin protest or argument, and step

‘i 7 bum“ ‘ompronuse ate oven 1175f‘. for l0 to 12 min- utes. watching carefully, as ginger

Hcrlce the conflict. between the , . COOKLCS burn rather easily.

wile who wants to dance her slip- pers oil at night and the husband

who wants to rest. his feet at, home. yuwNTo “ELISE

12 medium-sized grccn w- inacces-

And the pity of the matter l5 that both are right. and both are. wrong. For 1L i5 not to be denied

cruelty to dumb animals Lo forte teaspoons nlusLard seed

1-2 lcuspomls sun

Vinegar, malt or cider

: M‘i‘ili0(li Wash AilKl core the green

itolllrlices, fiil(i hkzll rllclil or not, as

r. buck of "our r1 L Will ‘IIJCI- l ul ll lous-lv i-l; and no piu 2 "Mimi" 0310115 “.0. f“? gm, m. winch ,;§,‘}.;‘;%,,;f°"“ a u” L 151151.‘: filly)‘ u-rimiin ii mighty peel! 4 SW81 1'94 waivers e. Dlly won't brook careiess- isll. and iretiui companion. 1 51111111 w“ 91111011105 plnfilli: with fire, Stick to "But, when I get my bargain _ _ _ 2 1-2 C1195 010W“ H1801‘ .l.,i".€‘li"E (lictatles. home, what happens‘? My 000d Nor can it be galllsald that 1t 1S é WHSDOOH 011")‘ Puuder 1

S0 the s0lllLi0ll of the Pwblem desired. Pccl the onions. Remove iseems no be compfmfll-W- FOP 1119 the seeds from the sweet. red lhusbuutl w C1011 111111591! 11D» “W1- peppers. Put the prepared green

tomatoes, onions, and peppers, and the drained pimcnl-os through the fcod chopper, using a fllle blade. Place the chopped vcgclablcs ll'i a preserving kciile and arid the brown sugar, curry powder, xilusloid seed, and salt. Mix lilorollgzillyg then add enough VlliPgflr to cover the mix- ture. Heat slowly to the boiling lpoint, then plaice over low heat rind . , i icon iiiiit" cooking at a sinllllcrlllg iabllleheflggiigfi, liigileillgczigg $1.533; temperature ‘until the llllxture is dock may {find the solution to his somewhat thickened and the vege- Iproblcm m Slathsuflaced asphalt l tables are 50ft. Pour into hot, steri- ‘planks. . This brightly toned plank is in iharmony with the tyrpical vivid ‘colors Q! the polio and garden settings. Essentially a standard asphalt plank, it contains a dense surfacing of colored slate particles ilhoroilghly embedded into the WP isurface.

but with hi; wile one night: a week, ,1i' sill! will let him spend the re- illailldel" or the time at. home in ;pcucu lllld comfort.

DOROTHY DIX.

‘ SLATE ASPHALT FOR sun- ] DECK FLOORING l

Bring Chairs-III) Dale With Smart Slip Covers

.l you p": lilClil .nio 11011.1. opezul- 0i dlr ", self-control when you lcei “1195- P M 7 Be Perhaps the answer is 111111 H1011 :.o:l .\'f.llor limiters and lncompw- like : “iltlllg "out, of Luz" or loo and f7¢"">"3l and women reléllrd marriage from (r; work in bczrcr limo rig re lvely, and adherence to ‘I115; if!“ b115- different standpoints. The average nilliitliiiiig new" prop». . . But orders from superiors. Don't ex- i h man seldom muff!“ 1mm he 15 don". slllrk u-illit 1.5 expected of you. aguerlitcl , . A Cillll) BORN ON THIS DAY ready t0_ settle down. He hrisdlzid APRIL 21 no WAY 20 iTililftlsll JULY 1Z4 to AUGUST 22 (Leoi- A 1' 1 " ull-zvri lluiilrc: stfnslt- his playtime and he is tired of Aunt -‘i'i;i1u" x . c you another Corlfllle your opinions and flCllVi- ~.'1.: h:v.ll ldc-alsdoilcs and brflyfllfl blinds mid mm‘ ‘llflly r:l;,".<. Yruli ril :0 llr-ccssziry liiflliCYn, uigelz; dance flzl {neutral i iniz h1g1“ “"0 day. .-e‘if more than ob igzltzolis. Extravagant. notions ill" hlillli- aml _t e

exercise may cause you to be misuildel"- . . HIO-“KS 3100101119» _ HE 0181/05 E00d11°"\9'°°‘1’k,ed ‘Egg

.i‘i lndulgenccs no". oiOOd, don't indulge them. Givcllaw ll lava» llwxl-lltlolls instead of restaurant. a as. 1nd

quick, keen thinking yourself a. "pep" talk if you feel rmzi H‘ u few of the fieldsmome place whele he ca? lilggtreqd

J1 incrlia stcalllg you sway from i in wh cu can ‘tlCCN-‘(i ltake h ease ‘o ‘etch 118 _ - l r

n JLINF‘. ‘ll (Gemlnih- your "MUSTS." ' wl "

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.. n tl(‘t'.:l1')l’\c. and AUCZUST‘ 23 to SEPTEMBER 23‘, lll,- lifillvill will lifi- lvirgol - 'I‘orlay"_; stars for Virgo j~'<\‘.l (‘All uvconlpilsll advocate origzrlzil ideas Lila". hovel

r r przic lcal background, adwlilcc- tilt-n: ihrougil active interest in

public and government. matters ed-

ucational movements and projects

for flfllKiliLil so lll" Inlproveltlena. l...

' Cranky‘? Restless?

Can't sleep? Tire .,3

easily? Because of

| female functional "disorders" f‘£\‘l~ili'.f monthly dis- tres 1 ‘Fill-n trv Lvrlizl ‘_".. Pinkhrinfa Vt-iri-tnlllt- Polnpriillid. Pinkilarrrs Colllpuilnd is well known for help- ing such weak. rulldnnvll. TIMTOHS (‘Ofiliillflfilll/IfideiXICHIIIIClNWQRTH ‘ TRYING! Any drugstore.

24" to OCTOBER Should be an ad-

llilbral vuntngeous period for moving for-

wzlrd in arcisnic ptlrsilils. improv- izlg quality of your work and open- lillg now fields for your fine mental skill. Avoid foolish risks. OCTOBER 24 t0 NOVEMBER 22 (Scorpiov - Indications suggest. 'Cfiii[lf‘il in all money dealings and ‘an tiling that. will jeopardize your

FOR (‘ROSS STITCH ENTHIYSIASTS

lincss of a

that here is So go to

Guara tccl

ahead flffl/[ffllilillili

he will always cherish the exquisite love

For she knows . . . and her friends know . . .

reflected in the Bridal Wreath 4-Point

aféié/M

Bridal Wreath diamond ring.

complete perfection of beauty. a jeweilcr whose integrity is

. , Simple To Blake the Pin-On Way Lovely slip covers - ihc "fouli- tgjn of ynlltil" for furniiilrc that's worn and oui-of-dlltc. A little pin- ning and cutting, a litllc stitching

and lo! you ilave what everyone

thinks is a brand-now chair.

DESIGN N0. e110 ‘ A vnrlr-ty of designs ill cross stitch, which are simple to work and lnnke t,'.‘(t‘t‘ll(‘ili dcctirlitiolls fur chiitirclrs dresses, rlpiorls, illlls. crib covers. ',ii\\(‘i$. PU‘ llot il-iiil transfer pattern No. 6170 contains about 20 motile null elillllilete instructions.‘ s To (|l'lil‘l' this l)ltli('i'li, llrlie your name and address on a niece of pllpcr slid :l‘llti with l'i l-i-llts coin or sii-nlps to Needlework lxlplil-lllll-iln ‘I'll (‘lnllloill-lolall (Julll-liilili Ni-iilii-lxiirk llo-llllrllllr-llii.

Drxlgr] NW, 6170

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J. R.

JEWELLER Cl-IARL

WILLIAMS

“The Friendly Jeweller"

For a trim upholstery effect, choose nn ali-nvcl" paiiorn. The beige nnd brown lil‘i’i\'_'v' cotton in our picture is pnriiculnlly good for In all-year slylc.

To make your cover the easy ' pin-on way, just smooth your fabric over chair, beginning at top of inside-back and continuing to front of scat. For the prnfcssinnni

OTTETOWN, P.E.I.

weitcd seams, you work with fabric wrong side nut; for bound scams,

distinct muscles.

A tweed trotteur. moderately flared skirt. looks new with s. double-breasted etc-n for fall, here done in s heather herringbone hand-loomed tweed.

A black cloth cost trimmed in velvet and fitted at the waist Ls sugizested as s practical coat for business. worn over s black crepe dress plain save for a white dioity monogrammed in black.

Before polishing fumitura that very dirty, wring out a cloth from very hot writer and rub it. over the silrface. Wipe dry at once. Then apply the cream in the usual way, and a very high polish will be ob- tained which will not show finger marks.

lined jars and seal with melted

“GEORGIA PEACH"

When her fiance loft the United State; to enlist. in tho Royal Cans-

parafflrl. StoreUn s cool, dry place.

MOCK INDIAN CITUTNEY 4 pounds vegetable marrow pounds apples pounds fllll(I'0lilOfiS pound seeded raisins pounds tomatoes pounds brown sugar cups malt vinegar

1-2 teaspoon cayenne

1-2 teaspoon ginger

1 teaspoon alLspice

3 tablespoons salt.

Method: Peel and remove seeds from marrow; peel and core apples; peel onions; peel and core tomatoes —you can use ‘either green or ripe tomatoes for this. Put all the vege- tables and fruits through the food chopper or chop them very finely by hand.

Place the vegetable-fruit mixture in a. preserving kettle and add the brown silgar, malt vinegar, spices and salt. Mix well and heat to the boiling point then place over very low heat for about 6 hours, o!" until the mixture is thickened and a dark brown in color. Do not cover the pot while cooking, and stir the mixture quite frequentl to prevent its sticking to the botom of the pan. Pour boiling hot into hot, sterilized Jars and seal with melted paraffin. Cover the jars with lids and store in a cool, dry place.