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STRAWBERRY JAM , 4 cups of large finn berries ‘ 2 cups of sugar and 1 l-3 cups corn syrup

Wash, hull strawberries. add

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Man Who Would Break Up Smooth- Running Home A Cad

Hand bmetlisuio bothlo ace a use w, the sweetening (the sugar in layers) and let stand overnight. Heat slowly to boiling about 20 minutes Pour into a bowl and let stand overnight, than fill 1611i’ 8185585 and seal. Mikes 4 (S-ounce) glasses.

RASPBERRY CHERRY JAM

Cook two cups cf pitted cherries In a small amount of werer until the skins are tender. Add 2 cups of cleaned raspberries, 2 cups of sugar and l 1-3 cups corn syrup. Boil the mixture until thick Pour into sterilized glasses anti seal. Makes about 5 (S-cunce) glmses.

EAR. MISS DIX-My wife and I have been married ten are well mated in every way. We have three lovely children. a better than average job and we have been very happy. ricd my wife I rather rushed her of! of her feet because I kn time that she had been in love with another man. we were married that this boy meant nothing to old feeling was gone.

Now, after ten years, this old boy-friend enters into the picture. her letters.

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He has been coming {a e rs.

I have seen some of these

syrup Stir until sugar is dissolved it and went away I would

et rid of the feelin that my wife is only tolerat

Boil rapidly until mixture is thick

me? ‘AO-O-QO-GOJ

A Mc rningSmile

~ a re vvO-O-Ow-o-Qo-oo-oo-o wove

The "hot-gosqtelicr” was giving it thick and strong to his unimpressed audience. During hrs qcdless he

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is always the one a woman didn the one who never has any faults a wife has to put up with, and that is why a. woman can

when he popped the question to her. enough to have grown children who write me that dLscovered, when they are middle-aged women, that

at the cx-boy friend because

A memte" of the cmgregnﬂm‘ disiliusioning than to meet

getting rather borrd rcmliked: “Well, let them gnash them, them that ‘as them."

To which came back the solemn reply: "My friend, teeth will be provided."

again your ﬁrst sweetheart. A POSSIBLE CURE

I think. perhaps. your idea. of going away for s. little while and let- ting your wife get a. closeup on her old sweetheart may be the best way to cure her of thinking that she ls still in love with him. After all of these years she won't ﬁnd that she has much 1n common with him .and when she conlpares him with you and remembers your kindness and devotion to hcr. she will realize that she cares more for you than she

ever thought she d.id. That Another is that she may just be

A youth came to a farmer to bor- row a lantern. At lirsi_he refused to say why he wanted it, but eventually confessed that he want- ed it to go courting. ‘Ihe farmer was scornful.

"1 d my courting without a lantern," said the farmer.

"Yes." replied the youth, "and lock at your missus " '__;_,C ._J' +~ --

s one view of the matter. having a little flirtation with him to prove to herself that she hasn't lost her allure and can still be attractive to men. But she is playing a dan- gerous game and one that is likely to lose her her good name, a good hus- band. and end in having her children taken away from her.

As for the man, he is doing an unspeakablv caddish thing in trying _ to bNP-lglgftlllll‘ aggihat vmigoing along smoothly and comfortably.

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years We I have when I mar-

WORRIES FAITHFUL HUSBAND

8w at the but she told me before her and that all of the

suddenly turns up, and my wife and writing

he are merely friendly. but in between the lines I read that he loves her, but I don't know how she feels towards

p him. I am afraid that I made a mistake in sep-

\ ___. \ crating them and that I have spoiled her life. for PEAR AND APPLE JAM while can give her a home and security, 1 can't

Blend together z cups diced pears give her the thing she wants most.

. 2 cUDs diced applrs. grate rind of

y one lemon, the juice of ore lemon. I have been offered a position that would

é l l-4 cups sugar and 2-3 cup col-n take me out of the country. Maybe if I accepted

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ng me because of the

' and clear. Prui- into shrilzed children. Miss Dix. you are a woman. do vou I jars and soap Maths about 5 pings think that if she did not love this man that she of jam would continue to carry on this correspondence

with him when she knows how unhap y it. makes A JEALOUS HU .

ANSWER-mic one perfect man in the world ‘t marry. He is or “ways" that idealize an old a sweetheart into being the pnsion of her lite, even if she said "no" to him

I get hundreds of letters from women who have been married long

they have suddenly after all they are

. ' heir husbands. but; are in love with some girlhood sweet- kcpt on repeating the phrase: Lwgggxllllrzfmwlgé t . . , . .. ,. , y hmen t seen for twenty years. and who ask what must nlghigf “egpmg and 3M5” tilev do about it. I always advise them to go at once and take a look

there is no experience in the world more

If he really loved your wife, thrte children, he would Sll been the point oi view of a

Two members of the Constance are shown above preparing a war-rationed tea or coffee, at. Miss Nu

their recent

THE (IHARDOTTETOWN GUARDIAN______ ‘i? <~-—~.-—-\#--: -rr1:¢a=:-

Woman's Ré alm '1. Social and Person

“Tea Party”

Waugh, Junior Chapter. I.0.D.E. Toronto fruit punch which was served in place oI

garden party. The glrls are ncy Barrett (left) and Miss Joyce Griffith.

when he found her happily married and with nply nave eifaced himself. n‘ unselfish ‘lover;

That and‘ a gentleman.

BOY IS NO TORCH-BEAREE

DEAR DOROTTHY DIX-I am ing a boy of twenty for two or not he lov.s me. roundabout way.

not believe in petting.

curious ideas. Do you think he lS in love with

of carrying on a love affair? ANSWER.-

ever mentioning the state of much of a torch-boa she stands wilt-h him.

Well, if

what a. good wife she wil of serving notice on her

a. mistake to let him monopolize you. ings would be to start going‘ out'wlth'a

is

ﬁance is a grand else could ever ta

But, inasmuch as this lad is indicate that he is not in a. positio now he feels about you, anyway.

ings towards you is no sign that he

Inasmuch. however.

_ He has said that he th the kind of a girl that a man would some

a boy

that his attentions

is in love as he has you

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a girl of eighteen and have been dat- years, hut. I have no way of knowing whether He has never told me that he loved me except in a

inks I am a very nioegirl and day want to marry. I realize he is not the romantic But why doesn't he tell me how he feels?

' someone else, or is this just his way

can go with a girl for two years without his affections, I shouldn't say that he was rer, and I don't wonder that she doesn't know where

are without intentions.

only twenty years old, it may merely n to marry and that he isn't certain of His silence on the subject of his

with someone else.

guessing. I think vou are making The best w

ay to clarify his

REAL CHANCE FOR. HAPPINESS

DEAR MISS DIX-Is founded more

upon friendship t person who is very dear to ke his place with me. go through life together. to stand side b share Joy and happiness together. but I d hand, or get jittery at the sound of his

there chance for happiness in a marriage which han upon the grand passion?

I feel for him enough to marry on? AN

SWER-Perhaps y would ever be able to swi-

making. as it. is reprcsen

Of

pltating indeﬁnitely or running bound to come down to earth a as human beings instead of go think you would be you have respect and admir man-la frie

in,

SWERFCe upon the kind of a person you m

things last but for a

SoI

ndship. ' HAPPINESS while if true? rtainly

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me and I know that no one

I feel as if God intended us to y sid-e against hardships and to o not thrill to every touch of his VCHCB.

ls the calm sort of D

ou are not of the emotional type and no man After all. the hectic love- ted in novels and the cinema. can in the nature hile. We can't g0 on thrilling and pal- l! temperature OVFI‘ QUYOIIC.

We

nd to dealing with those whom we marry dlings and romantic heroes and heroines. perfectly safe in marrying a man for whom After all. every ful and lasting

affection.

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On the verge of tears because her husband is a few minutes late! What a prey to worry ll the woman with sensitive nerves.

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