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AFIICAN VIOLETS

Plants in your windows-plan‘ in that dreary corner-you DEV; can have too many of them. The; sdd so znuch to a room and are so cheery. .

African violets do well in light

Q-Last winter man

windows without sun. Their gay blossoms with bright yellow centres , lend a cheerful note to s north i window which is usually lirnltedﬁ to the foliage plants. | These violets thrive with simple care. However, they dislike ox- cesslve hoot, sudden changes of temperature, gas fumes and drafts. If you want plants which need- hardly any care at all and are also very bright and cheerful, fill your boxes with red, orange or yellow- fruitod plants. Palms, ferns and other foliage plants do well in most windows as well as elsewhere throughout tho room. There are, indeed, many varieties to choose from. I Our 32-page booklet has many suggestions for choosing plants of ' various kinds to beautify the home . . . with directions for their care. It shows the home-maker how to grow indoor plants the year round.

Send 15c in lOOlftlg for dyoigl copy f Making Pan an 0W6’! grow Indoors to the Char- lottetown Guardian Home Serviv‘. address. Be sure to W?!“ P151111? oulrdxtiame, address and name of o e .

Name

Street Address

A-Uhder W. P T. B regulations Q-How much notice must 1 live '

;A—If them ls no lease you must

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der. Yes, it nlace the cards in a wi talcum

we lth soitoryco . Linein

A Job Only

minimum by dish-bee in m. sums are skills-tout

the sorrow sun.

waistlin —A-l'lih"l' Sm-bsor in the New York is no ‘times. chested

If you're a. bridge enthusiast and your playing cams ' used to n to maize mom new again. them with talcum pow- _ _ Just D18 N". EXHAU- rub with a

m8 IBMJY WOIKSI

cares can be cleaned voila l! you wine them

successfully , | with a cloth nipped in ds. You can D0 | Your medicine chest Wélllll give you

Price Control Quostlod And Answers

Questions and Answers on Prhl Control will on"! In The 6'11"!" m; u g ' feature each day. ‘The questions are those which have rescued the Wartime Prices and Trade Board from housewives lo lllll region. The answers are oro- - vided by the Board Readers. Per- sons who have intelligent questions to ask no price control are invited to send them in wrltlnl to lhl Women's Regional Advisory Com- mittee o! the Wlr Times Prices and Trade Board.

the snow cleare as art of the in rent. This winter .e refuses to do this work but charges rm Just as much rem. Is in order’!

A-If performance of this service was part of you: lease. its sus- pension constitutes u variation which is not permissible. You n

would be well advised to take m;

the matter to the Wartime Prices st -rrade Board office.

Q—We have been buying baby chickens from the ssrne hI-tc-h- ery foi- years Now they want to raise iheii prices. Can they do this?

there is no ceiliiu price on baby chickens.

my landlord when I wish to move? 1 give one clear month's notice if you Pa! Your rent by the month, and one clear week's notice if you pay the week.

ODD STEAK UABSIIDII

2 tablespoons butter ir shortening 4 median slsod gtotocs, diced 1 large onion, opped 1-2 green Pepper, chopped 1-4 cup celery chopPed 1 teaspoon salt 1-8 teaspoon snapper cups osrins ‘ l 1-2 pounds cod stesbs Method: Melt the butter shortenlns in a

or zen and add the ave been pared

01¢!

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roved Grea worlr- success!

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, . which and diced. sou nicely '- * m u.

. no taais on‘ top of the vegetable nurture. cover and cook over low heat from 1o to 20 minutes, or until the fish is, taider. Remove to s. hot platter. {and serve at once.

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spirits. Remove the from your cards ltxhtlv moistened

CRADLE INBPIRES

provided o. "tors vlewled the ugiuieati sh m must giant they seemﬁlng strapped

sports cloth landlords had pockets ahduahe

d . mass-vine when food is coo

It 0968s will be 12 two-hour leoturm in the lax W18 with snacks

flaws, austere in cut,

$1M“.

New YOFYI k openly‘, mg- aenied thh mogul)‘ Vlll. hqh- ion editors from s-llmsectigls}? of the

Iii-Tm." . "1'V Wwdlflﬂl about it sibling);

lmcsnorl tions of things forgotten

er good cleanser -— camphor

siuifaco dirt with a soft cloth in the cauiphor. NEW FAIIIONS

“Dlopeﬂ shorts and romper suits final fllllp to Spring 118s yesterday, as visi- on of Claire

are

three-censored , and having a look of Gen-

dhl in theil leted tate l‘ OMIXD 5 ‘The designer uses ‘buttons wﬁ

. bttoning

H’, 3V“ ~

non-existent. dress

, with a straight-line styles

And lllktlgu will rl 1i ld ace Thus for however oven wa _ . . . 0am wash °no§im§a'°sv. greases flaunt wide sashes

around e ls still tendency tower vozlle of the 1920's. v

Suits _ Gloriﬁed

collection ofAntho stresses the tailored o. and glorilies the suit, still ‘Mia Amer ica's favourite costume. llvotl; cut is the live-button jacket w! aliahtly in: sof

mg. skirts are unlforu straight and slim. Bloita presents also the hllh- colour "draana" coat. a 100cc. oas- ual topper in vivid red. green or égrrliiid. desiigied to "so wit ‘smarts; ng.” e urges clothes on the ear-round basis. choose classic sty s. change acces-

Gey Touches

| Fox-Brownie presented a colour- ,ful collection of Mardi Cares styles in which she used vivid touciiesof fuchsia. tilluuiisa and 0 as . accen on mrlﬂd

When coal take s. tb from the one Dolby! formula and stir w e it is homing. If not

s the shoulders. down. 0083418 01

and up the front. Her he

ve deep, roomy

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all versions. k” black jaw

WASTE LINE

Wins the e dish r cooking u: servingmphbcs in

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kin: dish to ervlng dish.

eliminates a. ﬁll of dish WIAﬂ-ll

COOKIBY FOE MEN

kery school January 20. ‘liners

urse, shes" m1 ldnﬂ m to soups. stews, pastry,

CONSERVATION Tl I m N‘ S E BED

W YOIK FASHIONS

The 1944 scrim: silhouette is for action shom or pew. flamboyunt in

HOW HIGH?

"Ami how hish does Your balloon

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The sergeant scrstohggl " you sh

he wplied been You

until they are-m. When we Pulled this on all sides. ass ‘Ifiomihs We 100ml on on ton and

bro. lame as life, lay a harp."

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By ‘rho Canadian Press JAN. 91, 1040 - British govern- merit took over control of Empire

I Minister

shipping .

(mam reported 1,350,000 men under arms. trench patrols countered Nazi raids on the west- ern front by penetrating German territory at. several points.

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run a cally

oml as a woman cw. to his cost. and it is the fear of belnl driven men d halt

drives many e.

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By LESLIE

"Blclencel Bah‘ Who you

body spent their time watc cornorakas? Gosh. 1 a know one if it, walked into this room." ‘There are plenty of people Illhlwblled world. and 1 11310111 know ﬂieya onai verywe "

"I wasn't taking of politicllnl. boy. What about, business?"

about it?"

and

and a sort of thing?"

do that. Wlilwlli» both-

lng" with ammunition-plated o .

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"gags you run down my mod- rpwouldnt dream of it. No doubt all right in their place.

II. ORNAMENT! ODD BITS 0F

scntkncnt at the banquet 1w;

nigh

Mike-What was m PatFHe said that es in life are

“NATllllAl. Goodness!

BAKER?» is full of the cliocolatey

goodncssof

real cocoa. Mothers

appreciate the wholesome nourishment

Baker's Cocos

givestofamil

ﬂavor it contributes to all kinds of baking!

Bakerb high

experience in making be

quality is the result of 175 years‘ tter cocoa. Gives invariable

satisfaction because of its unvarying goodness.

For fullest strength and ﬁnest ﬂavor, make Baker's to package The big one- pound package gives you up to 90 servings. Ask your grocer for Baker's Cocoa-and learn for yourself why Baker! has been a family favorite for generations.

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mun sas- an no label '. merits animated in a few name of time Rota-n No i211 talus conspleto instructions. w‘ '1‘ rd ttorn: Wrl . slnl lasogoooiiililrwiui vourlliﬁond 1%“: Wuiluittﬁti“ um...” "Char ottetown Oulrdilﬂ.

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Y D - “Huck. we'll to quarreiling next!" "Not. if I can hBlp it. Father.”

"'I‘i_iat reminds me," brokr in the ovm

older man. " or sons aren't so stilhd in the family circle." ‘Lvery well. Lad, if you prefer

"No. I don't. Not virung out with an effort. Hugh. my boy, you area bit of u pris. There I 8o again, gettln personal. One thing I can say that you stand on your own feet."

“Another thins I'm not, Father -Dad. I mean-la a cuckoo."

' t whore due Yet you're welcome to a . ndsoine allowance l! Only you'll accept."

s. but rm mlllillnl nice-

Everard resumed him- "Tlll! lob you mention- . e

d“ . can mdxzillgmt: suited to my require- ". nent suited u. yuuf . qulrementsl My hat. you talk Ilka ‘~‘i’€i°.’i‘s€'°'"" u...- u m s . ‘That's all»: No. I'm not sure if it isl Not a light- hovwheoer. afizr all?"

punch that IN 0mm“ sboulgtlialisqngllneof

in! ed and educated a fomlliv of ldIll and It.l.. the custom of men ttgkiﬂwlﬁe women of extravagance.

any money or ov are n-tamed. Nine times out of ten eiibook and grafting relatives who halve

hamed all of tl '- y-eamer. a it mew be that ten ed twenty year's from will head crest ﬁrms and thabtuzhoatliforwlm 01'

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The Suprising Santuary

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i run- head without answerlus.

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of plain. mil-in"? Th‘ Wlleflllﬂ 1115i; e that

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col erctimae onwornenforthotrvotron-

who

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“I've outgrown ighotmphadilgjim‘

ls s regular fesruse of’ dill psor- theie valuable hints each Monday

Mmlis Dope. Swift's Ismail bone soooo-l mlsevboso veekiymardoiceooklogooluoin

lookfrr- bill-Will's"

Everyscmpoffoodsovod‘ isosfop fowordflle home-fronfviefory

Grandmother used to say "wilful waste makes woeful want.” Today we say "Buy wisely; cook correctly; est it up." Right now when we need so much food for our armed

Cross, it's up to us not to waste s spoonful of anything. One of our “kitchen police" duties is to use up scrapsoffoodinsrn-sotivedishes.

Those teaspoons of left-over vegetables, vegetable water, meat, and dried ends of bread can be made into a tasty meatloaf. Serve ir-hoi: for supper-then slice the leaving: for the sandwich box carried by your family we: worker.

In the panel you'll ﬁnd a honey of a left-over meat dish, called "Western Ranch Mes! Loaf" be- cause those hardy western men of our lsnd swear by it. '

“Somethins at t e zoo. then?" "Not. exactly!" "Coma on. out with ii- surely

there, 01's, noihir-s discrediablo about‘ e ..

th

"Certainly not. I've been slvw the opportunity of becoming ward- en of a bird sarwtu r "A hat?" "Bird sanctuary. In effect. it means living alone on s tiny island off the swttish coait. Ovlm.

“Neither hal l" Hush admitted- "Nos until I came ac-css the ad- vertisement. It isn't very bis. W?’ on it I shall he able io live my m scours from ‘mo! in rrup on. opursuemysu . and do all the tlilnlt I wont to do"

"One of these fine cull. my b0?- the world will rstch uo with you. Don't you want to do bilkvr and better ihihﬂﬁ?"

"I shall be latisfled to be lltlt in peace and quiet, Dad."

"Hun. Before we're much older we may all of us find ‘that im- possible ‘Ihe tntematiorzal situa- ibl0l1.l‘lll been steadily deteriorat- ng.’

"That has tic-thing in do with m ..

"Oh yes it has. Never mind. Peihaps you'll recollect this chat in the days to come."

CHAPTER H

FROM LIMELIGIIT T0 sonata

Bup rt for Lhe p-ojcct csnie. sisrprlgleiqly, from Mrs Durand. the typical maternal principle that it would keep ths boy out of mischief Bel‘ modlfiel enthuslarrn

Jule ssavsmuo stsuowoi

mas-momma .._k....'-

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almost made Hugh change “is

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=-.- ___ _ | mind. suddenly

lflnd

forces, our Allies and the Red '

“BERN RANCH MEAT lOAF l medium-sized onion, chopped "Y

drisrios

5 cups ground cooked meal

3 cups soft bread crumbs

3i cup Grisly-dropped groin:

PCPPC!

1 tbsp. ssl:

l egg, beam

H cup vegetable wane:

it cup ooomo ioieeer meat soeck 3 tbsps. cooking ﬁr

Cook onion and celery lo dripp‘ ' , overlow hear, uosil lightly browning. Mixianooieat. Gambling» Cﬂlfllllu green per. t, reo egg so "M531"... add lulf this sruﬁog so the meat, mix-lo; well. Pst halt‘ the nicer mixture into s. greased lost pso and cover with remaining shilling then the ha: of the mes: mix- nne. Bake in a moderate oven 030T.) 1M hours. Bsste twice during cock. log, with s comm Iulce or am: srock sod fa: which ha been heated

together, no keep lost‘ mom.

mass lelpbyhsfns the VII Ievlnes trons your Peed basin ovary llole you shop.

SWIFT CANADIAN c. LIMITED

Makers of Premium Quality Products; Brookﬂeld Butter,‘ Eggs and Cheese; Jewel Shortening and Siiverieaf Lard.

lio realised that there was a certain responsibility attachius to the pos: He must guard against professional egg collectors and others who might o profitable field for sctivi es which were mimics! so bird life.

still. he made up his mind to wwat. There was a paragraph in the newspapers reporting the ap- golntment. together with roman-

c comments on the secluded exis- tence o! s. modern Alr-xunder Sel-

kirk.

" Hm.’ wrote one comment- ator. ls intirely out of! liom con- tact with tho inainLa-r-d during the stormy winter season. The warden must have supplies to tide

Need

DATE DRESS

r When his uwfurlough is WM‘ ooked in

this heart-ostohi lSZu with m; auggrab ecthealli neckline and

l, _ _ tho" . your waist iuufhuﬁailhi m m“

No. 2097 in ai is 3,

¥trds 39-inch lublleit. 5

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Dllmie in ded n bottom. Send 20c for pattern. which in.

cludes complete sewing guide. Printi

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hisn over considerable periods dur- ing which he will hive z-c sight of other human belns: ‘Im- island is fifteen miles from to mainland. barren. except for 5 tiny strip “DI-bio of cultivation. and the haunt ol_ ooroiorauts, gulls o! all kinds, ttiwskc. and other species of wild fowl. As a venue for a honeymoon it is held to be ideal.‘

The flight of romantic fancy dis- gusted Hugh. He wished they had refrained from making so m fuss over the a" polntment.

To msks ma tors worse plwto- triggers clustered at the "All" on s departge_fr_ogu_ London. slid‘

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