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Butcher y Kep Ration Book

A rural dweller has written in to ﬁnd out i! the meat coupon section o fthe Ration Book may‘ me left with the butcher to Xacili te deli»; y of two mvallds.

M- F. Graves, rationing superhi- tendent. for the province, My; that this is permissible providing the meat dealer is agreeable to holding the coupons and detaching these as he makes sales to these customers. In such cases where it is difficult for the holder of a Ration Book to call personally for his supplies chit procedure is quite valid.

In the case cited the persons are unable to get to the meat store which is two miles distant and in the past they have been in the habit of leaving their coupon book with their grocers, who detached the re- quired coupons when rationed oom- modities were sold and had the items delivered. Obviously they could now have their ration books at the two 1ilaces so it is quite law- ful for them to leave the meat cou- pon sheets with their butcher.

‘BSGI hands when the paint inevitably starts sloppmg about. Take a bar oi smooth white toilet soap, whip up a bmch of creamy lather, and protect your hands by rubbing this well into your skin and forcing soap under your nails. Let your hands dry. Then go to work. When the joh is done, wash your hands. and presto, all the paint washes off.

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The photo- onal Film Board picture "Thought For l" u . On sci-cs shows the results of ill-feeding. The fzlm o the development of n nutrition consciousness and car- ries t .0 message "Out of the thought we take for 100d today shall come the health of our nation tomorrow."

DENTAL (‘ARE Prophylaxis is the-‘mcdical lerm for prmrntlve measures against disease. The most common forms of

careiui cleaning or the teeth, the‘ removal of tartar repair of cavi- ties to slop further decay, the polishing of the teeth and gum massage.

Frequent visits to a dentist are ry to keep the teeth and

denial prophylaxis are frequent and l

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ABOUT PANCAKES

In cooking pancakes, the griddle mus! no; be [o0 hot. (A flick 01' water dropped onto its surface be- fore greasing should fonn a tiny ball for a second or two.) Keep testing the rrrlddle for overheat. and wipe zrwzx 1y accumulation of Erchsc vciih a h c of paper towel.

THOSE SOCIAIrHAZARDS

When you and a matgh and a, cigarette meet. can you take care of the situation? Or does vour meet- ing constitute a first-class social

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Many Exciting Games Make A Party Successful

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LEARN’ TO PLAY GAMES Many n! you l‘; ~

"moms in have u iv . of lllC super- natural about it as it moves answer- ing your questions.

Such games like this insure your popularity with your -" ids and they nll cnjny ihvmsclvc dwnse- ly uhr-n llmy c-irzc to visit you.

ll1\\"f'\‘il'. f i don't have I "ouijn" bu: are many other gnmcs wl: . xv quite simple and ll"ifl but pencil and paper. 'l‘ . rush nihr-rs‘ wit in those Simllll} ﬂumrs adds great hilarity to your group.

Our HZ-pnpze booklet is full oi all kinds nf gnmcw-nulci name!

' luzffling stunts nnd magic-, . l lm‘ such iimcs as when om- m‘ more friends drop in. or fnr small pzirtlr-s and family gnthcrings.

Oficn the pr tihora that are the mnst fun a: spontaneous. You don't hnvc to mzilzo clnhnrnie pre- phrniions in have rm rxciting eve- ning.

You may like in play card games -fhcrc n c full dcscrfptinns how to p‘ v RVFSIIIH honl-z, rummy. Michi- Ium pounce and various others.

r. 13;: Li coins ior your copy 0i niliiCS ,.ll.'l Stunts for Two or Mora‘, to the Chnrloitxrtoyvn Gilard-

Living €§Leisure

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hazard. not to mention a fire baz- ard Alter your cigarette is lighted do you drop your smoking match to smudge wherever it falls? Do you leave your cigarette burning in the

gums healthy. Those whose teeth are especially liable to decay need the services of a dentist very often;

and Mrs. J A. Lawson.

their honeymoon in Charlottetown the guests of the groom's parents Mr.

in some instances every two or three months. The same is true of per-

ocrtain safeguard against dental disease. Decay can be checked and

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sons with soft. spongy and dis-f ‘ l ‘ eased gums. Periodic dental care is the only?

DYOTTMR Prevented nNl the \°Pd for extraction be averted, if the small defects which bring on these ills are treated and corrected as they occur Such liljﬂll‘ usually .n-

ashtray, until it tips out and burns a hole in the table? Some people‘ are mindful of the first hazard of al cigarette, but they are less careful about its social hazards. They talk, with a cigarette in their lips or; let ashes drop. Smoking is so much- a mrt o!‘ social life now, that it means a lot in the way your friends regard you.

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Cardigan sweaters that are de- veloping gap-itis down the front can be fixed up with satin blanket bind- ing. Use it to rebind the neck and front, Make buttonholes in tne bindin8 on one side and sew the buttons or. the other: the added width will relieve the strain on the sweeter, This sort o! bindiﬂﬁ 617K165" in a wide variety of colors, but if you can't find an exact match, use a binding that contrasts with the color o‘! the sweater. Be sure, of courle, to test it for color-fasincss before sewing it on the sweater. so that you will have no muse to worry albout the colors rurming when the time comes to wash it in mild suds.

With the man of the house away, more and more women are discover- ing that they must adapt them- selves to circumstances and do a bit of carpenter-mg, plumbing, and what have you. Well, next time you're painting. don't worry about

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cheted all one color-or two- toned, with each side a different color. Inexpensive and Just the thing for Spring. Pattern No. 1283 contains complete instructions.

volves little pain and little expense. Neglect can mean much pain and inconvenience and great expense. Another prcpiryylaciic dental mea- sure which can and should be p91‘- fonred as a revular routine daily program consists of brushing rhe teeth and gums with a good tooth- brush at least twice daily. The mouth should be thoroughlv rinsed after the teeth have been brushed particularly n! bedtime as this will

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FATHER DESERVES A HAND FOR BEARING FAMILY’S BURDENS

Nobody Says Dad Offers Son To War But His Toil Gives Children Lifts In Life

Domestic life is a strange inexplicable mystery any way you look at

managed to get most of the acclaim that pertains to it, and to have grab- bed the center of the spotlight that beats upon the hQHTIDSKDDC-

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ADORABLE SKIN TO PUT ANY GIRL

it is that mothers have somehow

for paying tribute to hiolhcr. We never fall to set. the audience snif-

O Girls who xvant to win Romance -and hold iii- cherish the

charm of smooth, exquisite skin.

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Price Control Questions And‘ Answer:

WEEKLY WA

Questions and Answers on Price Control will appear in The Guard- ian as a regular " ‘ elch Ill! The questions are hum which have

rczollod the Wartime Prices and . -

m mlumbooe weekly. ooohagcolumn E“..,|”°"..J'r$'i.l‘$.“ﬁ'$' p» I- - Rn!" rm or ei- m w o- vlded by the Board leader: who rhea valuable him each Mondsy/

h", muiugeni question to uh on price control an invited to lend them in writing to the Women! Regional Advisory Committee o! the Wartime Prices and Trade Board.

Q. Why are meat rationing cou- pons numbered in pairs?

A. This is to facilitab the Dur- chase of rations, especially during the hot weather. Since 91611 ¢°uD°n will be goOd for the purchase 0! half a week's ration, it means that mnsumem will be able l0 buy DB9 of their week's supply early in the week and the nest later on. They may, of course, use both at the same time if they wish.

Q. I have noticed that some of the waxed paper in the shops 59m! l" have a thinner coating than previ- ously. Is that allowed

A. Yes I norder to conserve sup- plies. the weight of refined wax used to coat waxed paper has been re- duced by about 40 per cent. Some of the sizes are also being reduced by order of the Board

JELLIED MEAT LOAF H'"!‘ a ‘m’

weather dish ihol really s-i-n-e-l-e-h-o-s meal

Dice your choice of Table Ready Meats, Meat Loaf or cold leftover meat. Combine with a tasty and nutritionally valuable combination of vegetables such as diced potatoes (boiled in their jackets, of course, then peeled), shredded raw cabbage, chopped new carrots, cooked green peas or iima beans (the latter are

2 tablespoons granulated gelatine

1 cup cold water

2 cups meat stock

1 onion, sliced

1 tablespoon lemon juice

1-4 teaspoon pepper

1-2 teaspoon salt

2 cups cold cooked meat

1-2 cup well-drained. home-made bread and butter pickles.

1-2 teaspoon chopped parsley.

Soften gelaline in cold water. Add onion to meat stock and bring to boiling point. Let boil for 3 minutes strain and pour over the softened gelatlne. Add lemon juice, and seasonings, cool, and when mix- ture begins to stiffen. add chopped meat, pickles and chopped parsley. Turn into wet mold and chill. Un- mold, Serves 12

Any left-over meat. or fowl, may be ilsed.

"FREOUENTl-Y RAW" The vitamin content of most vegetables is greater when they are raw. All of these are good sources of important vitamins and specially delicious in salads and cole slaws: Green Cabbage, Carrots, Endives, Romaine Let- tuce, Scallions, Parsley, Peppers, Tomatoes, Watercress:

USE OLD BUTTONS

Over 120.090 metal buttons 411d badges from wornouj railway uni- forms have been contrxiiuled in Eng-

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Diced Meat Salad

SWIFT CANADIAN CQLIMITED . . a Dominion? __ wide organization devoted to the conservation and efficient distribution of Canada’s food resources.

JUNE 14,

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NUTRITION HINTS

Mania Lope. Swifﬂ famed home econo-

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particularly good if you are short of meat). Add minced onion, scal. lions, chives or pickle, whichever you prefer, for extra tang. Using two forks, toss mixture lightly with your favourite dressing or mayon. naise. Hard cooked eggs, cooked ﬁsh or cheese, may take the place of meat in this salad.

Serve milk and hearty slices of Canada Approved bread with rhis salad for a nutritionally valuable meal. Of course, your other meals should take care of the cirrus and other fruits, cereals and milk which are also necessary to bring your family's daily intake of protective foods up to the minimum level.

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Send 10¢ for "Men Complezﬂ-Miuln Logan's fascinating new meat cookbook-to Swift Canadian Co. Limited, DCpLIMl-IZZ Moncton.

DIVINE COMFORT

In a. Ulvlnely Pretty Sunback This may be your summer uni- form-Jt might well be. for charm and Dractzcality; because the dress has all the shapelirc-s that comes from skillful cut and design; and the bolero that comes in the pat~ tern turns it into a go-anywhere outfit, whether you make the Jacket to match or contrast. It's a good investment in charm.

Style No. 2742 is designed for sizes 10 to 20 Size l6 requires 2- 5-8 yards 35-inch fabric for dress: and 1 1-H yard for bolero. Pattern is hand-cut to United States Stand- ard measurements and includes chart with step-by-stop instruc- tions. ~ .

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RUSSIAN DRESSING

A simple Russian dressing is made by adding two iablepoons of chili snuce and two tablespoons of finely chopped

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KNEW THEM ALL

Mrs. Brown had a treasure of a maid, and she was praising her wonderful qualities, especially her ineas. to envious friends.

when the girl herself entered the Screen etnratrult room with “L mllllilll-dllllll‘ “Oh, Jane," said Mrs. Brown.

complexion: to "will you run upstairs and fetch . gm. pmgwﬂn‘ that letter I left on my dressing

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inquired Jane. ‘The one about your brother's divorce or the one about thiﬂhire-purchase payments beink a ..

ANOTHER PICTURE

An old Negro minister. in a ser- mon on hell. Dlctllftd it as a region of ice and snow where the damned froze through eternity.

"Why do vou .4‘ vnur- concreqa- tlon that hell is ~ cold place?" ask e5 the Waiting bislvm

"I don't darn tell them rconl» nothing else. bﬂshon. Whv. if I was lo say that hell was warm. some of them old rheumatic niggers would be wanting to start down the first

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