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Living ﬁr’ Leisure The Woman's Realm

JUST ONCE

Bur. once I pass this way,

And ihen . . and then The silent door swings on its hinges Opens, closes . .. and no more

I puss this way, So, while I may, With all my‘ irnght I will essey Sweet. comfort and delight. ‘To all I meet. upon the Pilgrim tray.- For no man travels twice the Great Highway That winds through darkness up to light

Through night, To clay. —John Oxenhnm

Straighten used yarn by pulling it through a slotted hose, which is slipped over me end of a teakettle spout.

To utilize pieces of scrap soap,» put them in ll cloth covered lun- nel and invert it on the bottom oil a trash boiler.

Alphabet macaroni is ideal for labelling jell}: gin z til‘O)) letter on top 0i tiie par fin cover br- iore it hard us and the letter will

stick in place.

Rfore using u cup to measure molasses for cooking, coat the 1n- side surface with il rind thel molasses wzll pour Easily from the‘ cuo.

Many plants musr redesign their tools because women's index fingers are longer and lllPll‘ thumbs are shorter than men's.

The influence Of women on air’ craft production methods is felt in meeting faster delivery schedules and higher plant efficcncy ratings

HINTS ON ETIQUETTE

Don‘t ma-kg fun of anyone who has a lisp or odd nccent. It ls very’ bnd manners.

While everyone knows that vine ripened tomatoes are far superior to those which have been pickeri green, and allowed to ripen. still

NOW under-am

Cream Deodorant- wﬂlr

jtops Perspirolion - A

L Doe: not rot dresses or men’: rhiru. Does not irritate skin.

I, Nowziiring to dry Can be used rigu after shaving.

l. Instantly sro sperspira ‘ for l to 3 days. rcvcius odor.

l. A pure, white, prcasclesr, stainless ' ‘ g cream.

I, Awarded Approval Seal of American institute of Launder-

ing tor being harmless to

ic.

OF CROSS STITCH MOTIFS

DESIGN N0. 7B5 lhnbroider these motifs with all

different colors, using the odd- lengths from thc scrap basken. Suitable for towels or luncheon‘ sets. Hot iron transfer pattern No.‘ 785 contains B motifs measuring from 2 by 4 to B bv 7 inches ench with complete instructions.

To order pattern: Write. or send above picture with vour name and address with 15 Cents in coin or

amps to Needlework Bureau, Charlottetown Guardian. Needlework Department,

DealQnNO/IM NAME—--._-__.__-

BTEIZKT ADDRESS — — — -— —

m-u-ier-nr-n-un-a-II.

another reward for growing your own Wmatues is that fully ripe ones are about twice as high 1h yrtgmlh C as those picked Wl-IUQ still green.

A Wﬂﬁhhiston dispatch rays; If the women ot America. knew where their next bobby pin was coming ironi, and the men were assured ll-wyd bobble w buy more razor blades, civilian morale might easily W Lil/fwd a Wis’ or two. Some or‘ the consumed goods listed as "badly needed" are: bobby pins, steel wool .oi' cleaning pols and pans, safety pins, toilet tissue and razor blades, among tile "irritating items"; 919g. ;ric tails, electric irons, refrigera- tors and ivashing machines, among the essentials. Steel needed for the production of these items is rela. tirely small and would scarcely ‘be

ielt in the war, effort, export; he. Th

lieve. BAKING wit?“ SUPPLY

_, Baking iwwder supplies have been scheduled six months in advance '50 flint housewives won't lack this my lllkiedicnt as the need tor home‘ lovkiiii; and baking increases. To' case the shortening situation, a nutritious iszelﬂhlc. oil once used only for industrial purposes, 15 now available in volume for shortening l=1‘0ducts for overseas shipment. The result: additional shortening on the home front.

I

MORE RAYON

flier? is expected To be an 1n. Cleo-so in the amount of rayon avail~

able for manufacture of hosiery and V‘;

Qlllcl’ llﬂhsfyhifh were formerly ma oe from silk and nylon. With this extra rayon, hosiery _ir_rills will be Ilble to make one additional pair of Stockings tor every seven they've been making.

JUMPER DRESS IS NEW SURE- FIRE HIT

A sure-fire hit is the jumper dress, which is not news, except as it is related to the new season, autumn, which ls now upon us, at least as far as fashion is concerned. In all autumn collections, in both budget and expensive clothes, you find Jumper dresses. They may not be honest-to-goodness jumpers, that is separate dress with gulmpe or blouse underneath but they are made on Jumper lines with con. trasting sleeves and collar or yoke. Such dresses formerly were seen in the lower grade but they have oeen ilrﬂduuted into high school and even college and just between uorselves

big way.

laid-timers are going rur- mm g3; a I .

OIIJNG RUSTY LOCKS

when s. locks on doors begin to get a bit rusty dip the door keys into oil. ‘Then tum key in the lock several times and so save the lock.

WIRE BRUSH FOR STOVE A stiff wire brush is a Brent. aid in keeping the burners of a gas oi‘ an electric stove fee from crumbs.

CUTTING MERINGUE

Butter a smooth-edged knife when cutting meringue pie, This will make n clean cut.

.. CINNAMON COCOA .. ..

Sprinkle a little cinnamon over the top of cocoa before serving it. It will add u. new flavor.

A Job Only You Can Do

Price Control Question! And Answers

Questions and Answers on PI!“ Control will appear in The Guard- inn as a regular feature each day The questions are those which have reached the Wartime Price; and Trade Board from houscwivc: in this region. The answers are pro- vided by the Board Renders. Per sons who have intelligent questions to ask on price control are invited to send them in writing to the Womcns Regional Advisory Com- mittee of the Wartime P1106! and Trade Board.

Q We want to open a. shoe re- pair shop. Do We need a permit‘:

A. Yes. Would you please consult the Wartime Prices and Trade Board in this matter?

Q. I remember the high prices w‘ paid for food during the last war and after the war. with prices controlled now, it is a. lot easier shopping.

A. There certainly is a difference in prices. Just for an example, pota- toes soarcd in price to $6 a bag in 1920 and Just because prices weren't controlled. That. same amount of potatoes - a cwt. —oost4 much less today '

Q. I took n series of treatments from a. doctor last. year and fined 1 need them again this year. The doctor has raised his fee. Is it right for him l0 d0 thi-i?

A. Yes. There is no price telling on professional services.

FREE PLANE POUNDAGB

WASHINGTON -- (OP) — ‘Hi0 crew of n heavy American ane

‘returning to one of the Pimif ls-

llUldS from Australia on a routine flight, computed minimum fuel oad and found enough free poun- i-lage to transport an upright pin-m for use at the service club.

For STRAINS, , ', smnis an! ‘f. son: MIISCIIS

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Woman's Rte almi '1. Social and Personal

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nmri llostlny l Dorothy, _DiX,pSn)1=-

'I lg“ '°‘°"',°'““ , HOLDING MAN WHOSE LOVE HAS "" ' ' ' ‘ '"' ‘ GONE IS‘ WORSE‘ THAN DIVORCE

mum vwmn ww- m» him Wife Would Do Better By Self And Children n: To Give In: Before Strain ‘Wrecks Lives

"in "i! Ahalloxfcm: DEABMIBBDII-Ifyhunbuidmilluouorundtlyemoflgemd {glelhdrla trail. Wherever bin, have been married for 12 your. We have two children, a. boy l0 year; m]: bate t Nil-tit of Jim, llnklgs old mu a girl 'l. We were devoted to one another and our home and to tim", gmgllgltiﬁel-hey were fore (éhtldren until about l. year ago when hobegan going out with another Th“ "Y W88 réuxh sometimes on?“ ‘ ' ' i “eachemu-B- Al» ho time. wu there Thinking this : ftncy I upon-led to him for the rake of the ﬂ ghglwe for Jim to escape. His children to give up this o er woman, but, he told me that he no longer ggdr g were wary and. even if they loved me and that he was in love with this other woman. and he begged mum 6°": "hwﬂlmhful. he sow the me to ive him a. divorce. I refused as I rim still very were 5;) ° mhli hi; a break. They love with him and want to keep him for have rltaigi horsemen and myself. as well as for the sake of our children. I He “e i? him down. I thought 4n time he would get over this other woman m “flies ‘killed "Wm Ht ﬁrst. Bsk- but, he does not. He refuses my affection and is ner- ds ...;= mars: x2e .-:*“.".::*i:.%.:* i"m=-.z"sr.*~r 'i'“‘i§§.'3'i"“ - - me. ys e anno s or

ﬂquero w o English 1:10 to even touch him.

9 V spoke merely told him, "we o 1°1- 3, ﬂdq 111w the moiiitains. “Vllho lmows- Am doing the right thing by refusing t, give When’- ll Wlll and?’ him a'd vorce and-forcing him to live with me and Dawn found th d in the th hildr h em 96D e c en w en he tells me continually that he eVmJgt love me and that he does love mi?‘ other v - N. J. .

hills. as wild and awesome n. coun- try as Jim had ever seen. There were sheer rock cliﬂs walling them in as they followed a seemingly HOLDING MAN BY LAW AIDNI l! HORRIBLE Gfltldlges: iéiﬁroyoiﬂ The rising sun . Pa n e c s with roseate col-‘ ANSWER-No I think you are doing wrong d r llsh ghlh 1 ﬁrst diliemsky turned brassy, and forcing your husbind to live wtlh you who: he. feelgnthe ooway he ﬁ%8Sn . - . _ n “f. réléﬁmoéfiﬁ" ‘i'§.'°°ii‘en¢.n'2?3lélal“ii. tiiiéﬁlilimu Enfipmtwtliiniiiflfvliiiii. i€‘i’.'."°‘€€'éi¥i¥§ rained in under a shelf of rock as the surgeons knife that cuts away a cancerous growth. ‘ s

wwvcvll: allgrrrllld rlcnnt magi? d k l Y 11mm .. e" "h l" - W m mom t: no zwd by holdl your husband b the rem $61103‘. Jim was told.‘ chains that bind h to you. You cannot ring him back t: you that They dismounted. unsaddled the Why because every day he hates you more and more because you stand horses, and gave them water tween him and the happiness he craves. And surely you can ﬁnd no oured horn a canteen into a som- hlhfilhcsq 1n beln daily associated with one whose resentment is so rem, The 5mm], b, 5 were we“ teat, a uinst you hat he cannot even bear your touch. To hold a man's "Wked Wm! fwd, so t e three men i’ i! m‘ his bu" ""1 l!!! will have gone from you seems to me as hor- uniﬁed in the shtade and aw Wm, | rlble a thing as it would be to drag around s rotting corpse, Ty n ees o a etite. didn't gfeelaglriungry, r5?’ he wonﬁléi-rll Undoubtedly the children suffer in every divorce because they need {are might be ms the love and care of both a father and a mother and the security of B 135i, me _ home in which to grow up, but for children to have the ideal home back- Afterward, the Mexican, spremhground and rearln depends upon the mother and father IOVlng each their sefapgg on the ground and other and getting a rig in peace with each other. stretched out. hovering their faeesl with their sombreros. As Jim had N0 greater misfortune can befall youngsters than to be reared ln I no blanket; 0n whim w he, h, 5a,, home like yours, where the atmosphere is poisoned with hate; where the with his back to the wall, glnQkjng father and mother are enemies. and where the home is a. Place of con- and thinking, 1n a short “ma, he tlnurl. strife. Better no home at all than such a home. Better one dozed on, , _ _ t parent and peace and love than two who hurl bitter criminations and re- At sundown, they again gong m‘ er‘ ‘ tlons against each other. the saddle. They left the can on _ . and climbed a Jag ecl slope. The» l tnlnk that you will be much happier if you ncce t the fact that. trail led several. ml a lion; a ﬂdgg your husband has ceased to love you and does love BBO her woman, and then dropped gradually into a give hirv- his divorce and let him marry her. Do it before he is so gully. ‘wrecked with the strain that he is under- now that, he will be unable to The gully was studded with stone l nrowde for the children. You are young enough to make another life formations having fantastic shapes, ' for yourself. and it will be a better one than this in which vnu are torn The rode behind one o! these f0r- . by thP “P118819 l0 Bel» bﬂclf Whit you have lost and can never regain- mat ons, and there. in a cliff, wnslThere is great peace in ﬁnality. the concealed entrance u; n nat- -——-—ii— ural tunnel. The opening was low DEAR DOROTHY DIX-Several years ago I left my husband and and narrow. They had to dismount little u lighter to live with a mnrried man because he pi to look 811d lead tht-‘lr horses throuuh- l after me. I took it that he intended marriage. but I was so much in love When they emu-sci mm ‘he 1 didn't pin him down to any defi p: ises. He has made no move 91» Jlm 55W merely B-ﬂtﬁhel" to divorce his wife. He has recently bought her a lovely home, while high-Walled Canyon and the WﬂTy I have to be satisﬁed with an apartment.

sk above. .

B, Ehrlich-smoking vllzuew Now WhM. i: would like to know is this: Does he even intend m div- said. ‘Now we are calf. Bmm- N0 orce his wife and marry me? ‘Three years is u. long time to wait, for him 0!}? “~11 ﬂml, 11-! he"!- ' to make up his mind. How can I bring things to a showdown? Another

,,5° What? 59M J1m- - thing that worries me is: What does mydaughtcr think of me? She is So we ride on with no W011? at a boarding school and only comes to see me occasionally. What does 93ml" the 51191117 she tcll her friends when they ask why her mother does not live th

ELSIE HAS",

Elsi: in a dmdnt‘: aura, hope homo for hu- Alr Force hulband, pack: bore: for the

do the emu thinﬂl ll I didn't

babies. But I don't take nasty doses. Instead, I get ‘bulk’ in

Flakes. They're :0 crisp and

every morning!" Kellogg's Bran Flakes With

laxative, help supply valuable minerals and proteins, too . . .

BROWNING ACCIDENTS

aiononro, out. auc- 9—'1‘°h- gue forceps should be standard life- saving equlpment, so that rescuers many attempt to overcome reflex paralysis of the larynx and permit air to reach the lungs in artlflvlﬂl respiration, the Health League of Canada urged today.

In numerous drowning accidents artificial respiration is defeated by spasm of the larynx, experiments have shown. This has been con- firmed by absence of water in the

"Is that the idea? You two were he" ordered to “get me away from the

rneriirrui as . ~ .\r on] h iato m: rut u . Th bdéuygpusg" gleulgdtgllglin told rum. r coulig‘ mu IO gpigsfgle r3 my ﬁle dlillxzlil.‘ wgVeOlﬁcéxlllal-gllgé%anklly . Jim thought about this u he 9"” e" m" MU W ~ rrucri or rumor-r LOVE ru-usr BE ram

rode on through the darkness. The hind

motive til? order dwos Want 1"“ e - We!" 9°“ e ANSWER-That's easy. You stand h . A fe mg {its ‘ivigfldbelgrék taalzerihgmls? g: kings. a little loviaalllrlughsomepjigtgty€glgvenetlstf some good ltaliltxﬁi, wit? r rips a ew coc s many. on oman v , mora ma?“ 1%?!‘ dsgloegi g; lelltaign a who she knew was inertia?! yvilven she lgft her husband .*?.s.“."**"“=*2i t. i.“ ri; ‘m’ ° ’°’ "" r r Y "W- e i" m“ Evenwh h was s-uadi yo t d h l t m, ‘limb Y mnvlmed ma‘ he Md “h” him this malin like! not SBmuJlZ $30125: Dill‘: 5i}. irlrlirlsrilfvﬁ wHe didn't deceive you about that. If you were foolish enough to thi? he would do so, it was use of your own wishful thinking. Now there isn't the remotest chance of his ever marrying you.

h“ W“ ‘Three years is a long time for a liaison to last. You i probably zggllsgggfulfg xlllaéwgfdl-Egt ﬁfrwog about ‘OVBY, angntihg mlore you ingiat gpon in; man dlvicérciﬁgsllig wit; and ~

l lTlﬂlTY HQ You “Y n1 you a n9 Ome! e 5001181‘ W Gil , (III YOU °f ‘he w“ 5° m“ he “Wm m‘ will find that even the doors of the love nest can be closed upon you,

gﬁﬁnhvlﬁfﬁli’ n'§l‘§°°“°'i§iler‘iim"“$ 7W7 Atoht. d Methinks ... ﬁlm th ‘um “V “u” - to thrllt, yoilvrsgitvméhcaiggashirned of yttvulollnilvgll-iemtzxlls heﬁchollilﬂlllsgg:

e. . . ‘um 3mm“! ‘Pgmmalmy ‘t a thousand lies when they question her about her mother.

{Llekll/lllilliﬂxltgexlbﬂﬂéh ad thicxyedordera , OXiCO CY BBC some , m‘ body ‘never woum we cglrxesomwheottgaartkcl: pay the piper. . And the price is high when

spot where Itmund? t afte h iii

w" '1“ P 5'11"“ ‘i °" DEAR, DOROGTEIY DIX-J n b a ti t iris. o f them :2?’ 12d” l” l‘ Fade“ “x think! I should either marry heilulieowfetll- sllanngeellillz ﬁner. gheodoesnt we» u» wiey-"vhws i» ~ w» 33".???‘ threw“ iétf°"""’wrtt“i"t.“ii °t11§i ti‘. '= “frank lral beside . His captors began ‘ ‘ ‘ ° er °wn c a‘- ° ¢ ' talking excitedly in Spanish. Then. gfltthey new“ the huh m”? “med 2nd seLmstres-i. A man‘? llreart mav onapge. but he is always sure"? ' ave an apoe te. A so. t s a great corn ort t always have your bu - A ma“ appeared h‘ u“ dpgfwlfé tinsim and your socks darned. to’ ‘

g! tliie ‘Twill?! helcilakrifle ’

B" - a a B °° 0h Y W" thafnlghtf but ' rruyhmi‘ reiﬁnggiigf u h, w 531m‘ h,

"m"! hlm- I" W?‘ JM- m, stunned. we wlhout the senor: Often m and fillies inn? hlmlor

lri§heu¥°§§“§§f, realggd f)‘; 1,18: never would be t, e same. The big m“ aloud m mm He had a mm. ' ' how was like an empty shell farting mm on rier, yet a. dlitllrb-

Jim held his breath, waiting for Without the magniﬁcent m? enact we

lthe sharp crack o‘ the gun‘ ‘ ' ' Wlgutlﬁﬂfltlalzféhollii" Ingtflﬂé-lth Pew ‘You're’ swell, "l‘ra¢y~swell." he

“W will“ m“ "d Mm" °’ Donahue imlnediatii?” m» the ilﬁulrldnlflygﬁ 31?. ‘rlﬁilé’ $5‘;

Just on air.

Yes, he “NEIL t-h motive behind being kidnappped. The len

th l tf€GllIl ﬁll l. ll d BTlPPQG n‘; .95.. n. 31...“... t... suppressed? 352.51%; g,~";'°gg,,i;°y,*,',,vh"°- M do he ‘gglaipdgfihblm? Tlgzﬂgxliiog“: blamed his uncle for the Ber-lord's "Yer. Phllln . . I like You B

great d a1. - Fhllll! 01m" Bhe thought of the Senora. It

ed rapidly. Macy “'3 5'44"“ °° ‘lldilvllld the nurlo in ecrinl for (continued on page 5.

ﬁling. Ramon gathering her up in is arms. . . . lastly a

nncunnil ooncluion. mailing from left to right. are mo. Kqnyon, llrl. smith ma Mrs. " ’ ‘ ......

Where's that guy Hitler? uk than milling wlr work-

n 1 on drowned persons.

[ANSWER-If ‘you have no preference in the matter. take the cook M '

lungs. observed at many autopsies

It 1.5 believed that drawinB the tongue oi the victim forward and keeping it. from blocking the wind- plpe may be a factor in facilitating the passage of air. Investlatlon by a. scientific committee, begun in i938, has not been completed. Even crude methods of drawing out the ton-

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force: overseas one night every week AFTIIVWORKING Au. DAY! "Being a dandut‘: nurse I: no map," uyl Elclo, “and I couldn't .,

keep fit. I'm careful about my

mylllet by eating Kelioggh Bran delicious I look forward to them

Other Parts of Wheat are gently

help keep you ﬁt for extra things!

II-BIHIH LEAGUE OI_C.LN1\DQ

comple

regular

gue and holding it forward are ustified in the absence of forcev-B. lt was said. In one cue. b few years aso. a doctor ran a. hﬂtnlh through a victim's tongue, having no other means at hand.

The League warned again that artificial respiration should be start- ed promptly at the scene of the ac-_ eident and ‘ ‘ Without I-PI corruption for at least six hours. or until the body of the victim growsl cold rind stlffens. Warm blankets or hotwatier bottles should be used t0 keep the victim warm durins N- suscitation work.

Frequently, no #811 of life is a9- parent, for a long period and no heartbeat can be detected even by stethoscope. There have been in- stances where apparently dmwrlm persons were revived after being declared dead

The schaefer method of resuscita- tion is prescribed; the body should be raised gently by the waist to al- low water to drain from the lunzs and stomach. It is then placed in a prone position, with the head and chest lower than the rest. ll’ Wiilble- The head should be placed on one side The rescuer kneels aatride the victim and applies pressure rythmic- ally in the region of the lungs

The Health league said it would ‘ re rte 0f successful arti-

Your Dream: May Tell Secret: About Yourself

Should Ila Ignore "Lucky that Wll just l drum,“ be thinkr, "or I'd ion my lob."

But he’: wrong. No dream fr "jun : dream." Often it reveal:

__pornotbing in yourself that you never knew —- I n d perhaps lhould know.

You, too, may have dreamed that you FORGOT to go to work. You looked at the clock mid it ruid I pmJ That dream, coming horn the leer-at rtorehouac of your mind, may mean that you're trying to evade come responsibility. Or you fear that inefficiency (in life itself) ll causing you to f:ll.

Dreams, you m, an really Min when you take them to heart. You may dream of min», inkspotu, bo- clurc you're feeling guilty :bout lomethlng. r ’ ‘ ' g out wh:t it ‘z might relieve you greatly.

Inncod of lightly dlnniulng thou dreunl, ulc them to help rolve ymu problems. Our ﬂ-puc booklet giver the leientifiu explunntlons for ncvenl dream-flying, falling off r cliff, runn‘ from wild animal: and other typical dream rittutlom. Tell: why com: f, :ra “prophetic!

Bend 15c tn coins for your of The Meaning 0f Dream: to t o (‘F-wlctfctown Guardian Home Ser- yice ufdreu. Bedgurc tn phln. iy your name, a res: pi e n me of booklet. l

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era. ‘rypicnl of the women workinl nt the Oockrliutt

Plow plant in Brantford whore Unchain- under earri- nu are made, they each have , interact: in the w M m. aux-tom on the: numb-h: It II-

rm. Kanycnund Mn. 9mm: hnve mm in the Army anlllrl. lodﬂltrvmilthnwifgof avotnrm of the in Jul. _ _,

SCPQBI Addltll

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ficinl respirggion, especially in cases o1 long immersio, so that scientific study of life-saving might be con-

Need

LITTLE GIRUS PINATOBI

Elle can Wear n All You ‘Round The Dina-fore is one of the very nicest thins: a little girl can wear. Rt the Brown-ups wry it as much l8 “my like, its still her pet style. Make her this one of a clean, fresh» looking print; or in solid color with lllswhlhxuﬁirxolind in" n til “plllrque 6 em 11G three-ring clrour e a Style N0..2'l8'll|di f dm2wa.siu:rc§liﬁ:di§§ yds. 88-111. fabric, wth a 1-3 V“, edllng for ruffles. Cutting design _for elephants included in patﬂgm, Pattern handout to Unlm-l ‘Sntatriegtagdaé-d measurements 5M c ar . structions. w ‘up by ‘m, in

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wmmmm our ronieim

"w movie a um. mini; a i...“ hlf-nllve-week ter week. The :2: that!“ gllmlllvitl out of load timer-all the veal fun "I Y g , "Tlolhlnoloft: gglflllltll u: 5'5 Wllm- l‘ Ivlfem I: cl th m. nu: food wan Ind htlgulula ‘d’; you" 11,14

dlthe time ou‘ll be urn dill 3‘.‘&"'“ri'. riﬂe" "uh "' "igll:

Ii Ira tlo they are culled "The Medl- "I That lel Natur Th u l ﬂavor liver bl e, enentlnl for .055 lirT-‘liﬁlf nd-tobe-nllv

In your ten-rt Hh ' lhl Trﬂlle Bari‘: lonlghlLtlieuydayoirrirwhlllz you deep. Over 7 million bun: used Int your,

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ll YOU wcnl lo keep Ill for oxln: thlngp, take these steps to health-l. To m well, see your doctor; 2. To keep well, watch your habits. Guard against in.

ta elimination. Eat Kellogg‘;

Bran Flake: every day. Ask for n" golden-yellow ,

' age-either th|' or the new Family pnckggg‘.

Begin tomorrow. Made by Kelloggi in lmndon, Canada.

l Iylorrlng Snilu

THE SCHEME!

Mr. Mcl=herson gave some vioe to his wife when they expecting friends to tea..

"Just mind, Jeannie," he "to put the sugar-tongs in basin, an’ not a spoon."

"But we have no lump guglr the hoose." she expostulated. "W only granulated."

“I was rnindin’ that!" said

Pherson . W HIM

E With s brisk, efficient air, suburban resident picked up zasmask and donned his cont

hat. .

_"Well, bye-bye, dearl" he slid his wife, "I'm off to do my turn fire-watching."

"I-Prnl" was the cold reply. " who might the flame be this tint

m: cooks harm

GRAPE-GERRY MULL ~ For something quite nut of

ordinary serve a grape-cherry m but have the recipe ready forl sure to be demanded. Heat 2 t spoons each powdered cloves, c mon and nutmeg, 2 tablespoons gar, and one teaspoon cherry il ored gelatin in 2 cups vratcr. boiling add one quart grape l Serve hot.

GRAPEFRUIT PUNCH Serve a spicy nightcﬂv l0 V late guests on their way. P0 cups grapefruit juice into a l! pan. Break one medirn-slzed cl man stick in small pieces and with 6 to 8 whole cloves. and simmer for 5 minutes. B and sweeten to taste. Pour cups and sprinkle with nutm Serves 4.

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For The Home

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