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Living Ea’ Leisure The Woman's Realm

"PRAYER- IIYMN"

lomor all pots and pans nnd things. since I've no time to

be l Saint by doing lovely things. o: watching late with Thee. Dr dreaming in the dawnllrlvt storming Heaven’; gates me a saint uv gcttllu Jllfilirbl 1nd washing up the elite-t-

uthough I must have Martha's hands. l have a. Mary mind‘

\nd when I black the boots an shoes. Thy sandals. Doro. I

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LOW FOOTSTOOL

Tflqds an artist in every

‘at is why weaving-which fives hr a chance lc play with color. with design, with texture-is diver-

ion of a superior sort. Yes, and ‘t is useful.

What could be more charming than a smart cover weaved by your awn fingers for a small footrtool, u the one pictured above.

Weaving is really not diflicult to (earn, either. In fact, it is quite enioyable because it is rhythmic handiwork. It is soothing to taut nerves. It also bring! P193511" M‘

' "use it gives the creative urge a whirl.

Human weaving can be as int-i- late and dellca‘ as a spider's or

simple and sturdy as a heart's. {f-ou can use equipment as complex ll a textile mill‘s or as simple as e klndergartel-vs.

Ous- Iii-page booklet gives you all tha nee y information for weaving various materials korn

rugs to purses and whet materials om

to_buy_ f_o_r each.

send l5 cents in coins for your ow

of Weave Useful If your: have an old suede jacket oveltlu to the Charlottetown that become worn around the ““‘ "°"‘$.li3°"§°lh'““€§§'; "w..h°°"”"l£‘ ‘Enevillm fiiffiiofig m’ w hveme of u luk ' ' as used-d - it

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Street Address

g i four Kilrl who is will much to fear from

ies to folce a max: to nanny her Ls

that she holds him up with a. pair

0! dilull. k dlfl - woo-m m “more the ...

Brliiflln’! knltters have seen to it that sallurs on mineswecper. patrol vessels, tugs and other small coastalmcralt aren't kzllzfialégd could. M“ l" > - u? " him that she is Ol'l the lookout fo ma‘? gage mtg‘; five‘: fit,‘ 13,15 easier to work a. husband than it Sir Basil Brook, treasurer to the Queen end chairmen of the Royal Navy Knitted Garments Depot.

HINTS ON ETIQUETPE

How does p. girl act when men in uniform whistle at her? The very best way to meet the situation is to smile and go your way. No need to be angry. The boys are away from home and the girls they know, and are lonely.

FRIEND 0F BRITAIN the Prime Minis-

ody can explain. But uley don't.

slough backbone to refuse to let

you wenicd one. And third your mother. She is girl is _yo.'.ng and strong and gives Mother tho first call on you.

lv. and

just hurt.

tar Salotc of Tonga. or the PTITEIHIlY Islands, when she celebrated the silver iubiiee of her coronation. This wise ruler of 32.000 yubiccts in the southwest Pacific. who mod- e her life on Queen Victoria. is an enthusiastic i golf- wn er and Jwu Queen Sai- ote, whose family ruled before the Nonnah Conquest. drives to open ‘her Parliament in an up-tu-date

granted.

car and dresses in h,a1{‘§§,_

the arm of one of her

she replied that it was because trente . w.lh res t hv her famil I had thoug t that she was vanity, out when you malae your lf go around blowing run her a close . You soy that you love your

l wing . he h band been fin» ‘éfisoh.’ iii u also viii??? 8X’.

EAR-LIES!‘ DODESTIO HORSE

.1 ‘Ihahorsabusae-lncomoll-lto [his own. lie is being used in ever- ‘increasing numbers for commerce

and pleasure. ~ _ When dlilcbthe horse. as we know can my N“ _ .. K .

'hlm children's failure to send

Another opinion is that tho horse was first tamed in the Altai Sltjan region of Central Asia. There are records indicating the hsrsn had already

servicemerrs morale. We would

been domesticated in the

Northern Caucasus about 20911 8.0. tort“ by u‘ The oldest kn tum

yvoo. and pro ebli. many la like us

to back to the

is w 1* snowmo- nd of the fourth century, B c _ e _man A lot more importag goes?‘

seems to think that if a girl wants to marry no matter whether he wants to or not- And apparently it never y: r a ticket and would be to work behind at she lust wants to be married because all . Believe me. soldier, you would be s if boiled schemcrs a lot of these innocent little babes are In mur case these is every reason whv you should brace up and have this Kiri take V011 for a. ride to ti"! in the first place, you don't love her and don't want f0 marry her. and you will let yourself in for a. lifetime of misery if you do the second place you are in no pcaiti n to support s. wife. no ‘rmtter if

58 horns prcclaimin ho

not

%..VVo'i1ia n's Rle alm z. Social

. ‘ > ~ _ ' ‘

I have been going with. a girl for about seven She claims that she is in lova with ma and insists

right now before 1 am sent abroad. But I don't want ales. I have an old mother depression Mother supported me and I feel it is my tum

de

your The Nazis or the Jape you if that is ell the render without firing a shot in defense of your liberty. But Psten, snldlel‘ haven't you enough sense to see that any matrimonial gangster is a robber. ban‘ on taking his pocketbook away from him, and the Ho! of blue eves or brown cyan Instead the case. And to protect %hwa_y women is one of the mysteries of

spunk

lusts.

meal

this letim‘. 101'

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They lust throw up their hands and quit. A mI-n him. he has to let her do it.

' Dorothy Dix Sexe-

NIXZI W'ON’T FEAR SOLDIER .WHO CAN’T REFUSE TO MAR-RY GIRL

Matrimonial Gangsters Try To Force Youths into Wedlock Wgtfhgretty Eyes Instead una

DEAR M185 DIX-Will you please peed hot allot and need help in getting off of ‘it I

I yours old.

m’ eidht maths. on my lnarr fer to be ymarried to almpart. '"

ofioifit

III!

lvLv orst trolalle is that l mono ll ' a sissy bvecnusa Iplilont wantm 131%; M A me 9858

married before , -

going overseas. advise me and ntake the 1d \ vice hard, for I am not ready to take a wife and Tl'°11l11'1'°l" nliake her the right sort of a home. °°"1""°1°'"l~ a wonnmn earvara.

A MATIIMONIAL GANGSTII.

ANSWER-Well. abldier. what sort of a v are you golnil to make

8'11 backbone to offer a.ny resistance to s. little two-by- lcrmihed w Wu '

flghtlns | if you haven't enough against

not have you have. You will sur- I who She

why man ac seldom have themselves against-these line ...v tliflt

cum w thinks it would b3 a cOuntPr o: the other girls are doing

om; knew what hard-

In

0 most important of all. your duty ‘.0

DEAF DOROTHY DIX-Don't think me a cranky old lady. My son has been married ten years and has three child:

I love them dearly and know they love mo.

have beer. a martyr. but I have practically been at their beck and call

K1118 Hid ‘ _ever slnct the first baby calnc. They

5611B Wilflillllliilwl-B 0 911"" nave zine for them. but I have the feeling that they are taking mo. for

lrieolase allbwhersclf nliaerb because

ale

would not

Well. Icrrie and Dottie. keeping up your own m up the soldier-s’ morale. soldiers who are on . Thu fire wolves on the prowl and they bode you no N05-

are grateful

over you. they take mu for granted. yet that is the greatest comp t The people we take for and kindness and love we utterly trust, If your children showed you no affection or appreciation. vcu wmlld

granted

_ a-nnl ts and cards and flow-era on Mothers Day. Alld if that will make a foolish old wvlnan h

old and feeble and not able to work: whereas the amply able to take care of herself. Tlmt

I um en. I don't even feel that I

to me for what- I

On my last birthday they said they wantcd to give me a gift. but months nave gone by and I have not received it: ' women "fl-lends. who have had birthdays since mine. have gotten nice presents and cards from their children.

Please print this letter as ib may wake up some other careless child- . A NEGLEXYIED MUN-I'll?

while many of my

TAKING FOLKS FOR GRANTED BIG COMPLIMINT SWElt-Once I knew a. woman who was in her fifties,

strong.

robust. possessed of all her faculties. (except a. little common sense) who refused to stir out of the house unlms she was leaning upon grandsons. No matter they had to leave their work or their play to support grandma who. sue tool her daily promenade. Asked why she made this demand upon c it made the neighbors see that she was

what the boys were doing.

for naumtic your family dulft

w kind you arc to them you

hildren and that you are grouchlns Your levanco is zhat at they are those whose goodness

You wan‘-

11 - B1 h ihtfo elh. but it his th Y all wvbebflli-y- dates ‘was w sill: rlfytiiirlr oofixtigi. but you fimhthfiidhu will} do?“ u“ m Pffihmflflfi e81 Y9 "m" them to make a public demonstration of it. something that Wu can 2h“ 0X19! ihwffiimflfl-Pdcmi mil: flaunt in the faces of rour friends and make them groe -e o n l: .

n . A iot of the neglect that mothers oomplai of is nothing but their

situation regarding the upkeep cf the think of doing anything to lower it in the least, but when a servicemlan comes up to we wer= pickup girls. are we to be blamed if We refuse to walk with him? Such an incident happened t: us the other day and the soldier ra- 1! angrily: "Is this what you call keeping up our m0l1-‘O""

us and acccsts us as

want to hurt my of rheee in t

i-r . rider on hvrflwk W" 1011114 doll‘. tgfi-lzwe lllcnhvégittfie? $ 2i all!!! fishnet"? i355: flmmtri, onarghglmeiagm Thlsalavga m: up the sew;- rmerfs morale. portals: AND pcrrrm.

faked?“ ‘Z ~33

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. Brown. ggdvgurg, do B ———- a a . I ATTIIII Kggy gwgw from t qr” creation Nil-blue ‘ " "—* " slacks. Iflrment made from

A Job Only You Can Do .,

Prise Control Qucflei 1 And Answers

ward- b hEqlggkr-ggdllrgltgdhywltlftllcxa; will

when repatriated recently. Miss

Questions and Answers on Price‘ h when ahe was arrest-vi in December". 1940 to last during her imprisonment.

PROTECT PAIL

Enamel polls are not

ll Trade Board frflm hlllliflu"! h‘ {plentiful nowadays. but lint-ho bot- m“ ndon‘ Th. ‘mun m p“

vlded by the Board Bcaders. Per- w ‘ma: Iona who have ,to ask no price control are invited . *~ "a at“: "-. X5'.'.‘.'2.'..‘°o.‘$° inside and out and dry thcrohg ly. Women: er ona - Then turn the de down mlfm '1' "111 W" Tim" and point the bottom w th a thick and Trade Bvlrll- coat of enamel. this an- mmel is still wet spread a. iecn of stout calico over it out to t. Press it down ho that it sticks, then ap- ply s. coat of erlarnel over the cai- ico. When that ie dry. wply a sec- ond coat. makng pure the enamel goo; well up over the edges.

Rust stains on porcelain sinks and bathtubs should be reunovad n soon as possible if you want your plumb fixtures to last. 5nd if _Q

the rust “ it‘

TILLIE THE TOILER —

The questions ‘re those which have reached the Wartime

cold water First wash the

Q. H the clflvglflm "FE... canning sugar wit»!!! W111 gxplfg D1; gtlnel hands of the “mung: re‘ eldpectirlfl “Emma

th holid with us. Carl we ob- talen specia rations for f-hbm?

A. Yes. Apply to W111‘ Rattlon Board.

. :1 *' "TI i‘

SOCKtNGA 1. ..IT’LLBEIUST u-f

er liq

moon of bleach water-standing Ln bathtub overnight.

to

su are rs and it over for a lining. It will make a child's coat inn-ner- to icy winds And cold.

The house will feel warmer lf chats and_aofss are moved away ram

t: temperature of the loom near

Prices lllll out Q

intelligent questions A- 1M

st I as any ‘dicta been s wit‘): av’:

_ a. frcQm tho Unifnd Stalks in 80954 b.

'

so. which coupons should I m7:

A. rationed

three "17’ coupons tc. 3% pound Jar of rvrllp. I have rented three rooms in my home. My tenants share the . 55mg e , h; , guy, 1n mouf/h was open, he scuwled fierce- the home. I gave them notice lo

Q.

Definitely voe. corn rvrlo is

. you must surlendc

vacate three months ago and. zlley

will not these pco A. As

d accommodatl

leave. How can I torce pie to leave my home? your tenants are living in

on, have been

share given proper notice and ‘cfuse to

Ihavea enee

must surrender for thii ANY OTHER NAME."

"DY Rabbit

N0. Wu if the meet is

ly.":

Control will apps" lll Tl" G'""d'_ move you can recover possession-lo! Ian as n regular feature each day.‘ m,” mom; unda- pmwncul y",

. would s. solicitor . I wish kill a org: for a farmer in my neighbor-h . Must license this

est that you con- n this case.

todo willnot

-otn-ms he mam.

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fur, aiterorrocoselng mly known as any those: corny,

lupin, Irerloh seal. Hench beaver.

r; mm syn‘ rationed. If lins-

ermiii. a1, lei‘ . Iconic moan-as“): see!

1

TIMELY SYMPATHY.

“TIT”?

L.

MAYBE MAC/LL GET COMPANY PUNISHMENT

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‘neoAMoltglual-lly. Lilo off-duty 06f! mlflhl-NPIUII @3917 $51: be lolllr: or sleeping there. ‘low ridge. fifty feat away, a holmsted held ed above the Bani. It was the phe- bet.‘ sin thorn, he waved

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the seat o the Jeep. His hands shook a. little. He. milled his helmet still more securely over his DEB?! and said, "We'd better get to “m. _..

"We can take a minute," Mr. Tinker said. “‘o 50o what's going on u there."

Re ctantly, Mr. Winkle followed hkn to the ridge.

They didn't receive .1 very warm welcome. "If you got here," Sergeant Oaeldeskruwaki

snag . ‘set down in."

ey scrambled below ground level. hlmchfng themselves into the fox hole, crowning Freddie, Jack, and the other men who sat listen-

out over the ocean. Freddie, at tile machine gun, be h ted Macrgg the ac . gl-ee mam," ny you're lust in time for the performance." "If they try any landing hem," Jack threatened, "ltlel/‘il get blasted back to where they came from." He fingered grenades hang- ing from his belt. - Mr. Winkle looked at the boy. hardly lfficcgnlzing the tough, reckless youth es the some person he knew at home. Mr. Winkle peered out over the water. It made him want to re- turn to his own work. At a sharp buzzing noise in the fox hole he

uanped.

Tiha Alphabet picked up thg field telephone. I-la identified his post. listened for a moment and then said. ‘Ye-i. sir. . .N0. sir it hasn't lifted yet."

Ha put the instrument down and told his visitors. "mat was your boss. He wanted to know if you sot here. Like you heard, I didn't give away you being with us. but you better get back where you 11810118 and beat it es soon as you're

‘rhey went. w. wlhklo wlui B12140! and Mr. Tinker with re- gr

I-lffl-Mtl-lehoodofitlecoulma ’ ca, they looked for the trouble, Mr. fluke: saying, "This is a good time to follow procedure, Pop. We follow enough of it, we can hang around a long time."

They began to work. Mr. Winkle Mr. ‘Pinker taking his glans and glancing at the beach

re. Mr. W! kl th fl

hear the $1.5...“ a m w out over the

u.

sea there who Ehlgllefi roar. Gunrl beglan 8P v Myst the same n- stunt. There was the crackle of Alphabet’; machine sun. Added to it was the louder Iirlllg of more mwhlne Buns and whet sounded like a. anal] cannon. “mow yelled Mr Winkle He the wrench he was hold- gr: and dived lulcler the comma ‘

Ilyinz there. his heart beating so fast it seemed to equal the

g lipid firing of the guns. he ex-

. t bun u tate ong h ses occurred m ~ minis ll ' Ducted Mr. Tinker to i -. him. inane!“ mitliklxfl dogfigéga tha children should tak to her sen o vanity. luster} he Inegrdn “écgmgulck crae ve DEAR ROM-I - raapactg, won] uprfl: - 111118 l Guan . 111W A818 8/5011‘ 300° 3 0 ate your mega on hgwntgtrammabem‘ b“ w“ d ‘i 1 e s"

Mr. ‘Baker's feet and pert of his legs. braced to take up the shock

11 from the gun.

The Diana came ovel It appear- ed to know exactly where to come. There was a lush arm a terrific. staccato banging. several loud ax- pléfllons that shook the earth, and when it was gone.

The firing stopped.

Mr. Winkle opened uis eyes with- out having rcalircd that he had closed them.

Again he saw Mr. Tirker, who was now standing hallway to the ridge. He was reloading his rifle w looking malevolently at the

The plane came beck.

Once more it spit heavy dw/i-h mm its" nose. and lighter, more gentle death from its wings. Mr. ‘Pinker fired right back at it l-lis

ly. and he was yell of imprecation that heard.

It wasn't until a mument after the plane had gone again, out

lng some kind

over the ocean. that Mr Tinker! arms dro ped and the rifle slid from his ands

He reached‘ up. methodically. slowly. and pushed his helmet

cane

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