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®<§<9®i09§00s$ MUSTIARD BEAN PICKLES

Use only tender, young beans Ion- this. Wash them and remove the stern and blossom ends and any strings, then cut in 1-inch lengths. if desired. or leave rwhole.

Place 8 cups of prepared beans in an earthenware bowl or crock and cover with a brine in the propor- tion of ‘a cup sﬂt to 1 quart oi water. bet the beans stand in this overnight.

Next morning, drain and cover with fresh water and let stand lin this for about 2 hours.

Drain again and then cover the vegetables with a mixture of half vinegar and ‘half water. Let stand for 1 hour and then bring to the boiling point.

Drain the vegetables and ‘then cover with a imustard dressing (see below) and let sknmer Ln this for 5 minutes. Pack into hot, sterilized jars and seal at once,

MUSTARD DRESSING

2i’; cups vinegar

1‘; cups water

4 tablespoons flour

1 cup sugar I

1i= teaspoons turmeric

2 tablespoons powdered mustard

Sunshine In Her Hurt

"She sees her husband off to work; she keeps things neat and trim: She cooks and cleans and meuds and smiles

And all for love of him.

Long days has she and many cares; Hers is a. lowly part;

But O, the daily joy she knows— The sunshine in her heart."

SOME MENFOLK FORGET WIVES

News item from Pennsylvania:

‘calling all cars and stations’ aiiirm went out over the state pol- ice radio system to watch f0!‘ B- motorlst speeding eastward in I convertible coupe.

"Stopped by troopers. the tourist was surprised to hear that he had ‘forgotten’ his wife in a town 30 miles back."

The newspaper story didn't Si"? the man's name—but his face is vaguely familiar.

l've seen him sitting silently u- cross from his wife in a restaurant reading a newspaper or starin? info space. From the meal‘s begin- ning to its end he doesn't direct more than three remarks her way- From the dlstlnterested look he wears, those are prohnhly_ "What Worud yQu like?" “You should have ordered the roast beef," and “APE you ready to :0?" ivrllei a Well‘ known columnist.

At a party he is the husband who takes leave of his wife on arrival und pavs no more attention to her until it is time to g0 hume-

As a host he is the "my PM?” “my hougg," "my kId" talker whose wife seems afraid to make any comment more startiinq than. ‘I he- lieve the room is getting a hit chlllv.‘ Even that he is likely to brush aside.

Not At All Sirrprlslng It doesn't seem strange that n

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man could drive along for 30 ml"2S without realizing he had left his wife behind-not if one has ever observed husbands who behave like the ones mentioned above.

It must he clear to anyone who has seen them that such men are

KISS YUIIR TIRED FEELING GOUDBYE!

Pspless Many Suﬁsr Low Blood

Count-And Don t Know l!-

The homing thing about low blood count

b that you can weigh about: an mush ll you Iver did-even look healthy and strong. yﬂ _.you can loci l1! l! you had lead in you! legs. dopey, tired and penlesl. '

Low blood count means you haven t wt snongh red blood em-pusclsmlt is their vital fob to carry life-giving oxyiren from 701i! ungs throughout your body. And Juli: Bl II takes oxygen to explode gasoline in you!‘ car and make the power w turn the wheels, so you must have plenty of IJXYRMTVA) ex- plode the energy in your body and Rive you going power. _

Get Dr. Williams Pink Pills toda!._'l‘h€1 on world-noted for th - mereasin the number and strength of red cnrpuscles. Then with your blood cnunt n! you'll fccl like bcundlni up the smlrn u you were floating on nirzAsk your druzdm

DI. Williams Pink Pills todol.

together and add this slowly to the dry ingredients, working it to a smooth paste, Cook in a double boiler until the mixture thickens, and thcn pour over the prepared vegetables.

LivinglSt Leisure ITHE WUMAN'§ REALM!

always forgetting their wives.

And oncs forgetting has become a habit, there is not much a wife can do about it. . .

SHAKER OF SUDS LAUNDERS SHEERS

Ever think of laundering your sheer hosiery in a cocktail shaker? That's a new trick of glamor girls for protecting cobweb sheer stock- ings from the snags which often tome from handling through niie wash. I

Your stockings will also be pro- tected in a fruit Jar filled with gentle suds. Capped tight, the jar can be manipulated like a co.-k- tlllhaker.

HOTELS NAME DAY

South African girls don't name the day any longer - the hotels do it. When wedding dates have been arranged the hridegrooins-cl-

commodation at the selected hotes, but usually get the "only that ac- commodation is already booked for the period required. So they change the date to suit the hotel vammrv.

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Morning Smile

Father was in his sober. lectur- ing mood.

“Georgeﬂ he said. to his young- est, "this is the age of specialists. I hope you will be an expert at something, and know your specialty better than anyone else in

that you can do better than any- one else?"

"Yes. father. there is", replied the quick-wittcd youngster. “I can read my otm handvriiting."

The Stars Say -

By GENEVIEVE ICEMBLE For Saturday, August 23

IT could be that a hoidover of conviviaiity’ diversion, entertain men and rcmantrc enticeinents reaches some sort of crisis n-elmep proﬁtable, onjoyable or compensa- tory. in the terms of productive and worthwhile emoluments. Ten- sion, strife, emotlonal disturbances may upset aspirations and object- ives, or exact penalties in the 10pm of lost prestige and popularity. Keep a level head.

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For the Birthday

Those whose birthday it is may find themselves in a year in which the lure of the social, domestic. cul. turai or affccflonal are uppermost in the pattern of living. with in- clinations towards indulgence and extravagance in such quest and en- gagements. The mental tension and emotional strain may undermine any realistic moves for accomplish- ‘mem 0i‘ Securing sound objectives. Loss of prestige or personal popu. larity may exact penalties or reac- tions in deferred progress.

A'o.hild born on this day may be prone to the more indugrnt and less arduous avocations of life, with little lnclnation toward the pros-

aic. Emotional tension may rule it.

"I Will l0 Iilllllllﬂd when I heard them whispering that I rushed right over to Bob to tsIl him about It. But the words stuck in my throat. 'B.O.' (body odor) is something you don't llko to talk about."

PARTY A MINUTE, LONGER I '

ect write to reserve honeymoon m- ‘

the, world. ls there anything. George,;

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‘THE (ZIHARLOTTETCTFN GUARDIAN

ll 8t. Willibrodh Church, Verdun,

honeymoon in the New England

as best man.

Pictured above are Mr. and Mm. Frank Latinier who were man-led

was formerly Miss Rita Cheverle, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Clieverie of Sourls. Mr. Latimcr is a native of Verdun and is‘ employed with the T. Eaton Co. in Montreal. Following a two weeks’

taken up residence in Verdun. In the group from lcft to right are: Miss Anne Clieverie. sister of the bride who acted as bridesmaid, the bride and groom and Mr. Howard Lltimer, brother of the groom who new!

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P. (1., on Juno 28th., 1947. The brlds

States and Boston the couple have

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Youth And Conduct

Standards 0f Conduct Not Same Girl And Boys

DEAR. MISS DIX: Why do so many people say that they are glad they do not have young girls to raise in this generation‘? lieai as much said about the boys as you do about the girls, but I mini; that boys give their parentt as mucii trouble as the girls, and

sowed ihcir wild oats. and Heaven knows they have been anxiety and parents to shcd enough tears. But this is the first

and unmanageable girls ill responsible familieswho ll.l\'0 dried their parents‘ authority and made them lie awake at night wondering what their children were doing. and praying for lﬂEIl‘ safety.

In former-times Father and Mother may not. have known where John was. nor what he was up to, but they knew where Susie was, and that she

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been wild bovs and a few girls who to Ih0ll‘\p8!‘E.‘l’llS and caused their

when there iiave been many wild

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1. lllhai is wrong with iihis s:n- teiice? "lie has swam lhe river many timrs."

2, Wlllli is the cOrrcct pronunc- lation of “cxui1era.ncc"?

Which one cf these words is misspelled‘) Bucanecz", vcluntiei‘, musketr-cr.

4. What does the word ‘repla- ion" mean?

5. Wihiit is a word beginning with slo iliat means "lazy and slip- shod"?

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aivshucns l. Say. “He has strum the river many tiimcs," or "He (omit has) swam the rivcr many times." 2. Pronounce egg-zu-bcr-ans. u as in cube. and not cks-oo-ber-ans. 3. Buccamer. 4. The state of complete or excessive fullness. "The avarice of the mlscr _ . . is enlarged by re- plcllcn and strengthened by agc."_

. "lob was qulot on tho wsy homo. I begun lo wonder if that's what was bothering him. I couldn't help thinking how much less otioniivs he had been lately. I Irnsw than what to do."

Colton. 5. SIOVC-Yll)’.

a/We/Z Wi/yclik/yamyfwa,”

I CAN'T STAY AT ‘nus

J was blamelessly amusing herself. But nowadays

T Sus‘: slams the door behind hi-r. and is off with a (ilontnucd nrulfagc 2) ‘i

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"Tho truth had hurt but I was glad I ovorhoord them whispering about mo. Ii opened my oyss to how Important personal clsanllnoss and dolnflnoss are cl oII limos."

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Q. When a suzlddn dcath occurs in fl family alter ivtdding invita- ti0n5 have been ‘mailed, should the vxetldi-ng be poslpcned?

A. Not nrmssnrily. However. lhe plans should be changed. Recall all invitations excepting those of the two immediate lrimiles, and have the wedding as quiet as possible.

Q. Should a man, when starting to smoke. offer a cigar or cigarette to the otlxr man in the party?

A. Yes. ctr if the party is too large to do this, he should offer one to those nearest ‘hiim.

Q. If you are playing tennis and a point is doubtful, should you sug- ges‘. that it b: piziycd ovcr?

A Tit: w: 532:‘. man \\-i.l call '32P

tlzelpcint in his nt's favor.

—AND I'LL nave REE CAKE or LIFEBUOY,

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depend on it to keep mo

"Now I novor mlu a single dsy bathing with llfobuoy. I've come to

dainty for euro. And a Llfobuoy both gives mo oII-ovor protection!"

trod! and What's more, lob has

DARLING. YOU'RE THE MOST POPULAR G‘IRL

"What a dlfforoneo llhbvoy lm model Bob's more attentive than over and I have more friends.

omimisstlc lifobuoy fon, tool”

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bocomoon

W/r/rrz/lerzvorws nwo gggg/

tlm yon can build up n defenu sgnlnlt recurring “l0.” by always ruin; Lilebuoy la you: Imh or shower. Try thin younslf. Baths with Llfebuoy for Inst seven days. Notice the rsanlu. Se: how fruit and clean your akin feels. And when you know that a bath with Llfebuoy stops "E0." later, gives you blur-lath; protection, you'll never want to mill

THI! IJIIBUOY YAYI"

Tom prove no: only rim Ufebnoy uopl "B.0." bnt

DAY

each puychiutds patent mun be

Ellen's Diary .

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The insn worked at. the wood-

Itovped or taken up at-wiil. And beside: 1t ha: it's social side. In the me wwlohﬂiiy to s versndah, ed to my ears. "I guess" one ob- served. "we should get spray on-thu potatoes pretty soon —t.here'.~, a flea of some kind doing harm in some fields, I hear". But not today — there would be no lpraylng of pitatoes today. Not al- togethnr because of The Fair. for even that drawing card would not stand In the way of an insistent farm care. But "theres thunder storms and uTTOWBTB forvcast for today sc it wouldn't b» wise to spray-An that cane. The crops are besinniilx to need rain badly". And then when I holped Jamie

the new wheelbarrow to the wood- box. Jams s-cpped by to remark "the lLIII/CST! Coming in pretty fast in this lieiit.

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I guess it won't be filled any too We?!" And Jock, concerned over our finances said as he stoop- od to gather up a stick oi two that had filien ircm the Nell-mares load in passing to the wood-shed: "Binder (wine's up this year- about double vrhat it was last har- vest. so they say". And 1 recarcd the fields I had seen yesterday, ready Lu be harvested and those al- ready ii. stozk. weather-trig there for the harvest home. our own.

of gold u yer.

l I n We hurl new potatoes for dinner today, neither large nor dry but used only by way of a change of food. and cat-mt; from the field. Beets ‘o0. swret and colorful, along with slices of "native" ham and eggs fried in the clrippirrs. Jamie is finicky about the letter. "Do you lrﬂend tn cook them hard?" he ha- asked. me watc-izmg me break lLc-m i0 the pan. then he would add Iq a stern tone that savers a little of his great-grand- father's on occasion. “Yes. hard- cooked or nor. at alli" Down in the old, orchard we dlscovecen m-llnw harvest appics. yellowr-q by the sun tlii afternoon the small ones and I. when the fclks ‘rcm the house across the lane, lefl the rzsi

'— (ilmtinmd or.- Pesv 3i T“ votaQ-coc-iov-wtxir-xmce-m:

How Can!!! ~ ‘i

(I, a, All!!! Alhiey

storing this morning. It i: unpleas- ant sort or chore which may be

course of my duties. which brought 06d lnatchm of conversation drift-

imather _

rnload a heap of oat-sticks from .

late srwn show only faint gllnts’

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table for brea fast.

wheat, with its ingredients, is bodies health whole wheat tli

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ENioYMENT

Young folks’ e es light up when Slireddies are on the And Shreddies’ whole Wheat nourishment helps keep those eyes bright; Because recious wheat

erm, bran and other

mum's best foo to keep active young and clear-eyed. Youngsters get their e really enjoyable way-in Sbrecldies.’

A PARTY TREAT Dip Shreddies in melted semi-sweet chocolate. Lift out with a fork and allow to set. A wholesome food and a candy-coated party delight

‘dbuddia i: a ngistmd trade-mark owned in Canada by THE CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, LIMITED

NIAGARA FALIJ. CANADA

so no’. accountable for their M-

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Q- How can I make flowerpots

waterproof?

A. By dipping the bottoms ofi the pots in malted paraffin. This

closes the pores and prevents moi-s-

ture from staining the surface of

the table or other furniture.

Q. How can I save sugar when

swzetening stewed rhubarb?

A. Add a pine-h of soda \\h:n

nearly done. This can also be done‘ to apricots and cranberries.

Q. l-low should cut glass washed?

A. Wash cut glass in lukewarm water, which has been softened with ammonia. soap ,or washing soda.

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That Bliilil of Yoursf.

B! James W. Barton M. D

tlons.

4. 13c opticizlstic nbcu; 'l".e'r re- ccvery. Most‘ c: tiicm gel wcﬂ.

5. Never avfliie viith a patient. lt doei abzniiiily rn gocri and can do a lui t-f harm.

6. Never let a patient think you are afraid 0] him lf rat's-ht is

It i5 much orsier in odnililsftr kind Lr-tatmrnt to a ilistirbed pi- pm; ‘M3511 ycu have sufficient

it»- abore Enformftion will r.l'evc U“? mlffdfi of families with a loved one ‘i. a -iirn‘ul in- stitutlor and \\'i‘l oz-"cour 9e many to make a crrt llutlzn -o other; by lfC-Clflllfl’; rsychiuirl. aids or lIbT-Eﬂflﬁilh’.

NhUROJS _ NLllPZSIS-bllﬂlllt, you have 1 physixl ailcrrni uhen i-cne ek-

i lets Lq izecnnilng lncresiizgiy corr- i mon. Send t..o'ay "ur Dr. Barton‘!

infc-nnatiie tvolrie cn rhis sui-

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Y-‘vs 88o mhife ‘attewding lug. Sfhool. as 1 was much intcrggggl in athetcs, puItlClllﬂriy on day: when not plar ng football or base. b8“- I 056d to visit the “asyluir” Hound: near my home i-nd Watt 1 and take a -ii-.al1 part in the pa", ing- prtgnm or tlie "keepers" in the asylum. l learned that these

"handle" unruy patients. many of whom were strong physi-ully, n- Dwlﬂlly when mentally disturbed. This gives some idea of the train- ing of keepers, those in charge of the patients ‘n mental institutions, ll! "W" Myﬁ- Husky womm keep- er: and hunky nurses were eon- sidered nocsmay for wot-hen pu- tients. _

How iifferent is the training of lIQEPCI-i. now calieq attendants or Piychlairic “is. in mental instit- utions today.

In Psychiatric Aid," a boogie}, published for the National Men. tal Htnf-th P-undutlon Box 7574 Hhlladelphia T. a psychiatric aid (attendant) c! a large mental in- stitution bu some advice far those who Wish to devote their lives to helping vesto"; mental patients to their homes and occupations. It gives loms ides o! tho great chanﬂ in tho attitude o! those given this privilege and responsibility. He first points out that no two lruman beinu are exactly Allis. Bscsuu of this difference in personalities.

consider-u and treated separately. Among the nullsatlom arez’

l. Bo kind-i-fint and always. Be firm In oIIfW-l out your rssponq lihllity. but ulilil do It in a kind annex with s llllill and a kind word.

2. Observe all ufsty rules-sl- wnyl. 1f tho doctcr orders "re- straints". use them but tell t-hl patient kindly it ll for his own

voknd. ‘time patient: are n! and

ood. ‘$1M notzotmirultldvno-ulvuudu

ject eviitlcd ‘Neurosis? To obtiili

‘t just send ‘.0 tens and a 3-'.‘°.; amp. tr civtr c"st cf handilii; nd mafiing, tr Thr Bell slncicax, n 03:9 of thr- newspapzr Pr) t Of- Ace Box 99, Station 0.. New Ycr: i9, N.Y.. and csk for your copy

greatly ulstuibez‘, "are FPp near.‘

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Polishing Mop

To renovate the polishing mop. boil in soda water to which has been added 2 tabiespoonfuis of paraff-n. Also add a few drops of paraffin in the last rinsing watci and it will save labor when polish- lng.

Cleaning Braid

The white braid on blue woolen midciies can be cleaned by sponziilil with a solution of white soap, rins- ng with a wrung-cut clean cloth after applying the soap. iii/hen the tnlddy is pressed. it will iinake the suit look like new, not shabby be- ;ause of soiled braid.

Chicken To improve the flavor of roast chicken, pour a cup of cream ovu- lt immediately after it is removed from the oven.

\ r husky men nad t.» kee i ul f Physical condition in pordrlzr gmto f ‘.1 i

JFOR THE HOME!

IILIOITY PLUS ITYLI.’

Nothing can outsmart tho smart- ness of a simply styled basque dress like this. featuring fashion new scallops along the deep square neck and cap sleeves. So easy to sew you can make it s; an extra; so pretty you own wear it for s date dress.

No_ 3054 is cut in sizes 10, 12. 14, 16. 18 and 20. Sins l6 requires 2% yards 35-inch.

Send 20c for PATTERN. which includes complete sewing guide. hint your Name, Address and Style Numbev plainly. Bonus to stats also you wish, Include postal unit or lone cumber- In your ad drsn.

Address Pattern D psrunent, The Charlottetown Gunr inn.

Pattern No. 3054

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