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THE Cl'IARLO’1'T ETOWN GUARDIAN
SEPTEMBER 12 1939 ‘xx
.Women ’s Realm
Social and Personal
GOOD MORNING
Good-morning. Brother Sunshine Good morning, sister Song.
I beg your humzble pardon If you've waited very long.
I thought I heard you rapping; To shut you out were sin.
My heart is standing open; Won't you walk right in?
Good-morning, Brother Gladness; Good-morning. Sister Smile. They told me your were coming,
So I waitcdon a while.
l‘m lonesome here without you; A \\c.1ry while it's been.
My heart is standing open: Won‘: you walk right in?
Good-morning, Brother Kindness; Govd-mominiz. Sister Cheer.
f i't‘.’lT(l you were out calling, So i waztcd for you here.
S'>nw'.\'a'.' l kcop forgetting
I have to foil and spin,
Wlimi mi: are my companions; Won't you walk right in?
-Exchange.
By J. W_ Foley,
j The
Housewife
. ' ‘And Her 3.‘ Activities
To demonstrate the advantages of the supprassion of needless noises. Buenos Alres. Argentina, is being urged to hold a. “week of silence."
Remember to draw the curtain of your berth before leaving to go to the rest room. It is an untidy sight for the fellow travellers as they pass along the aisle.
whole they
Most Snakes keep the body on the ground when move
HORIZONTAL TRICYCLE
A novel additionfito varieties of vehicle
the many which are
Mr. and Mrs.
this little machine looks ‘sma'l edition of El, baby motor car. ‘but instead of having an engine it is propellrd. bicycle fashion .by chain and pedals.
Actually. the idea is vcry similar to that adopted by the manil- facturcrs of toy motor cars for children. Body work cnclosos the
LOVABLE CROPIIETED (‘UDDLE TOY ‘ ~;\-30% l
,(lissnlved in a pan of \-.at.cr ‘the hands without \vfr>'nr:. Or ros- _ tor oil rubbed on the warts often ;m?0 11111 ground apples
sands work. They seem to have the idea
frame. and there is room for two occupants. who. sitting side, propel the tricycle along by means of foot pctlnli, Sfccrinz is done. as in a motor car. by a wheel.
usually encountered on Edinburgh, streets was seen on Monday. when lgwo tablespoons at 5 “me, Bate R- H L“Xt°"- 07 ‘in an ungreased Plymouth, arrived in their hcriz- ‘Slow own (300 degrees F) B3_k_ untal tricycle. To all appearances :mg “mo: 1 1_4 h0u,5_ Invert pan “K9 3 ‘until cake is coid.
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Warts can be removed hy wash- ing the hands in a s"lut:on of liberal omntitv of \\‘1Flll!‘.E soda D‘.'\'
causes they to dry
Cunning is_th: dork sanctuary added. but the mixture shou‘d be|
‘quitc stiff. as for fruit cake. Bake. . in ipaper. ‘forty-five to sixty minutes. Do not
incapacity. -- Ciicstcrfit-lrl.
DETECTIVES NOT BORN
London women by the thou- are app‘yLng to do police
that women are born detect'.ves.i
having “female intuition “ Com- , mandant Allen of the Womcn‘s Auxiliary Service, however. says
there is no such thing as a “bom dectectlve," man or woman. Train- ing is essential.
3 ‘nmnon and a pinch of salt into a ‘mixing bowl. Work -the shortcnng, ‘window screen on two chairs out
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CORNER
SUNSHINE CAKE
1 cup egg whites
1 1-2 cups granulated sugar
l-2 cup egg yolks
2 tablespoom cold water
1-4 teaspoon lemon extract
1 cup sifted all-purpose flour
l teaspoon cream of tartar
1-4 teaspoon salt
Beat the egg whites until stiff. but not dry. sift sugar twice and fold 1 cup of sugar gradually into beaten whites, Beat yolks until thick and light colored. Fold yolks carefully into the white mixu-tre. .Gradually add the cold water and lemon extract. Sift flour twice; measure; add cream of tartar, salt- and remaining half cup of sugar and sift four times more. Fold flour lightly into the mixture,
tube pan in 3
A PPLE CAKE
1 (‘up sugar
l—2 cup butter
cups flour
teaspoons soda
teaspoon cinnamon
cup raisins (washed)
l-‘.2 cups ground raw apples (core. but don't pare)
1 cup chopped nut-meats.
Sift the flour. sugar, séda. cin-
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into this as you would for pie crust. mix the raisins and nuts and lastly mix in the If real dry apples
are used, a bit of waier may be’.
a loaf pan lined with waxed in a, slow oven. for from
put icing on this. but it is good crved with whipped cream.
THE cooK's§
Morning Smile I. .-i.-l-art.-i.-n.H.'.i\-.5-t. \'L‘\-'-'t:'u'\u _ mrs roa rm
Having lost her hudnnd. an old lady gave instructions for the wording on the tombstone, the ending to be “lust in Peace."
In the meantime, her lama hus- band‘: will disclosed the fact that she had been treated rat-her badly. She immediately hurried to the mason and told him to omit the words "Rest in Peace."
"I‘m sorry," he replied. “but. they have already been carved "
“Very well." replied the old lady. “Just add, ‘Until we meet again'."
This little incident. occurred dur- ing the visit of the British King and Queen to Ottawa. The Queen, mingling with 9. company of ex- service men, observed that only one of them wore no decorations. "Why is it you have no decor- ations when all the others in your company are wearing them?" she
inquired.
"Oh. I only wear them on spec- ial occasions." replied the ex- soldier.
“My father's a policeman. What does your father do?" “Whatever ma tells him."
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Drying Sweaters A quick and effective way of drying sweaters that (have (been washed, -without their getting out of shape. is as follcws: Place a
of doors so the air can circulate through the bottom. Then cover wl‘.-h a piece of brown paper and p‘acc the knitted garment on this. spreading it out into shape. The
a nice fresh-air smell.
To Prevent Scars
Prepsred Mustard ‘I
Here is a recipe that you can use ‘ the year round especially if yru’ serve much cold meat and many meat sandwiches. To have must- ard ready mixed always on hand
‘Persist in this treatment until the
skin several times a day with pure 1 rwcct oll 'I'h‘Ls will prevent scars.
new skin is soft and flexible.
Greasy Soup To skim grease from the top of soup. take square sheets of clean
is one of those "good ideas."
white ti sue paper. lay one sheet
The water hyacinth has been named a noxious weed in Australa and penalties provided for harbor- ing it. after divers found it grow- ing 10 to 35 feet high in rivers and becoming a “menace to naviga-‘ tion "
Louis Braille, inventor
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To order this design. write your name. address and No, X 304 plainly on my piece of paper and send with is cents in coin or stamp; to Needle- work Bureau. Charlottetown Guard- tan.
X 304
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Braille system. became three years of age.
Dangerous Business
wart. Moles are not just surfzwc blemishes and should be treated only by a physician who knows how to remove the mole with no danger to you and with no scar in
its wake. Your attempt at re- moval might cause you serious trouble.
_._.<_____ FLANNEL IN COLOR.
Flannel in color looks new this year: vbrass buttons; braid bound edges: jackets fitted and with tap- ed walstllnes, and the use of "cute" pockets. make them look like a
9‘ the blend to a smooth paste blind 89 vcry litt‘c vinegar-we
at a. time on the surface of the soup. and all the grease will ad- here to the paper.
1-2 cup flour
5 tablespoons mustard 1-2 cup sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon butter 3-4 teaspoon'tumeric 1 cup vinegar
Mix all dry ingredients well. then‘ with 1.
|v"J'a'u'-'\.'h"u"-"- -'-“-'-'-‘EH-'h'V'U'U'\H-F Modern Etiquette lBy ROBERTA LEE)
all know the secret of smoothness is to add liquid little by little. blending well as we go Now stir in vinegar.i and boil till it thickens,
Nev” "Y to "‘m°"" 5 "W19 35 constantly If necessary it can be Y0“ WW1“ Wllaps "Y ‘O "W '4 thinned with a little more vinegar. Put in clean. covered glass jars lomfify. One
and store.
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with a jar of nut Butter.
nut Butter!
. . 2001 your invox-Ito story book: incl Toll Mother the out get I FREE utory booklet
got a full ut (sixteen) of your favorlto Ito:-lu. fun outing Barbour‘: Pu-
‘ ~ today. Just ask your grocer.
Bu-hour’: Poa- What fun to
and what:
Start your lot
V Y A _ —Venus showers sweater WA“ dry quickly aid have but Mercury and samm am not y
in favorable
2 t ' . , Wm“ bum‘ and scams 3” heal" 'itr::L(ldefl:tteh‘i;jis'w‘:iettinyg wlgtfttss and mi? it 15 “ [mod idea t° rub the new documents and sarcasm. Stay close to the conservative. (Capricorn) — seems as though the Zodiacal natives today Ls dubious regarding money affairs
Q. When one does not believe I
in tipping, in a restaurant, isn't it.
sun-mg his privilege to omit it?
A. Yes. There is nothing com- pulsory about it. but as it is cus- should overcome this prejudice. If you are the only one of your friends with this prejudice
you Wm probably be branded as .. »
with a blouse or sweater perfect-ly.
st . Q Should a woman ever sign I letter “Respect.fully." in social cor-
Spring operated a burglar alarm respondenceq
to be fastened to a door or window
fires a blank rifle cartridge when 50433) new is "sincerely,"
its trigger is tripped.
best ending to I “Sin- cerely yours," or. "Very sincerely
A No. The
The planet Jupiter revolves about the sun in 12 of our earth years. for 8 ‘On to one, his game,-7 but a day on the planet is only
since the planet spins competely _b bet { th _~- dn its axis in that time. me Y n8 my .1 er
Name - ‘ ‘ — ‘ - - " "' - "' two-piece dress when worn with- fidflrpr‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ out a blouse. and they can be worn T‘ ~'—j_. " ' :::_______
Dopamuont M lkhovlu, Ottawa.
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MEALS are always a problem is a simple way to satisfy everybody.
Plan a delicious cold uupper of Fish . . . something that the family after a hot tiring day, yet leave you free for that after- noon of shopping or visiting. Over 60 different kinds of Canadian Food Fish or Shellfish can be nt cool and inviting summer recipes . . . and
prepared in many differe in a big way because it is a welcome change.
the family will go for Fish
yours " Q. what would be a good toast
. A. “I pay my hearty respects to “"9 h°“”’ "“d 55 m1““i'“ 1°“3- the man who so singularly honored
when you want to go out . . . but here
will refresh
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES,‘ OTTAWA:
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FISH /.1
and all you in deals
For Tuesday, September 12, I939
22
MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) 8. beneiicent rays,
aspect and againzt, the indiacretion of secre- y im-
APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus) —You doing much mental work, involving a manuscripts, books. don't be hasty or over-anxious. Generally speak- ing. today is friendly. and mostly for familiar undertakings. plann- ing pleasant surprites and catch-
hindrances quickly but calmly. Be
t JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) if —Indifference and even down- right laziness may tempt you to do yourself and your loved ones 5 injustice this day. Protect: your interests in a progressive, not pas- sive way.
JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo)-- Budget. income and penditures are foremost and should be given more than the usual at- Srpend wisely, but don't. be mlser‘y Promote you and your affairs. Seek favors.
tention.
AUGUST 2! to ER 3 (Virgo) -— Keep your spirits up toi par. Changefulness and uncer- 5 tainty should play no part in yourt scheme of things. Watch money‘. matters closely. Good work now in artistic affairs will mean increas- v ed reward soon.
sEP'I‘EMBIflR. 24 to OOTOBEIR i 23 (Libra) -— Your splendid ob- jective foresight should prove of great value here. If you find some of the worth while investments that are available. don't: hesitate too long considering them. for you may lose out Without going to ex- tremes, try for new goal. 1. OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER 22. i5C0|'l>l0l —— some gains possible.‘ mostly in personal actlvltiu and everyday business. Use your man- agerial ability. Take the "bull by 'the horns " Yet hold to the sen-
sibly conservative. Avoid unneces-‘ sary mistakes.
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How Can I 7 ?
(B! ANNE ABET.-IY) Nh\h
Q. How can I clean oil paint- lngs?
A. Wash with warm (not hot.) xuda of pure white soap. wetting only a small portion at a time and‘ drying immediately. using sort] cloths free from lint Then go over painting with I flannel alight- ly moistened with the beat grade of linseed oil Do not use too‘ much linseed oil. only enough to. keep the -paint from drying and cracking, md to preserve the life and brilliancy of the colors.
Q. How can I set. colon in wash fabrics?
A. Put about ten cents worth of sugar of lead in four quarts of water: dissolve: then soak the goods for twelve hours. Rinse and dry in the shade.
Q. How can I remove the insects when washing vegetables?
A. Put some vinegar or a pinch of born into the water. This will brim liva insects to the surface at once. _ . . . .
voua Innlviaufniwiififlnoscora
By FRANCES DRAKE
Look in the section your birthday comes in. and find what your outlook is. according to the stars. tcopyrlght. 1939. King Features Syndicate Inc.)
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saleswomen), teachers. doctors and advise purposes:
needs encouragement.
to give careful attention to these important matters. effort. will t-riumph.
NOVEIVLTBER 23 to DECEMBER (Sagittarius) — Clerks, merch- nts, dietlcians, salesmen (and
ou who are traveling for unusual Put more ambition into our efforts. All of you: This day
DEXJEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21
general outlook for most And you
re included in the group advised
Concentrated
| Dorothy. Dix's Letter 30,,
Should Husband be Jealous Because H Met Other Men While on a yaw Not if She Has_Never Given Him Any
is Wilt tion?
Reason to be so When They Are at Home
Dorotth Dix-—What do u mink on loos crukey: alone. w‘i3r’it3.=°i%t..V‘§..?c“,‘,‘;‘,j‘,‘,‘ sings.
Dear
pecially thme go nfi contact with men w
drinks with and alts un with late moonlight and. at the end of the picture taken with one of them? orot.ner’s wne cud. her conduct. or handed out by late? l-le is very and indulgent with her. and
very
able to recover properly from ‘the shock it gave him to find out that she seems to have forgotten that she had a husband at home while on ti
trip. He grievea over it until it
th whom aha talks and walks
should he feel humiliated by ‘ just take it along with the Wallops
Tilt wiveg Q $i'“"’“M= at night in the me‘ and cruise. has her This is what my -
fond of his wile he doesn L seem
II. has become an
obsession and it. interferes with his erficiencv and v,
his health. His wife says there
and that he just has a complex on the matter. ll
so. what should be done about it‘! have been inconsiderate enough to treated him
Answer ‘
is nothing to it
He would never treat her as she R101-1AR.D
I think that your brother should be fair efl0l'._'{il to
benefit of the doubt. melt marriage he might trust her cruise could shake her morals. cnvironment.
So_I axn inclined to believe that your brother Ls lcLL.; run away with his Judgment. l-le is maknig ll. II10iiilllt. Oi course. on a cruise a. woman does mcct oll'.ti aces walk and talk and dance with them. if she 1.. ii.
hill. and not crippled with rheumatism.
day of her llle she meets men in business, at pui..c.. .i_ ..
wherever she goes. if she doesn‘t she do it just over a man because Lrip?
voyage were mtharlos bent on seducing m
I think the best cure for your brother would be to .>i‘l his wile on another cr.ul.5e and let him see 101‘ nimscil cru.se ship is Just about as properas a Sunday cm everygood looking or even youngish woman is (.ili|1)(' old lady cruisers who keep a lynx-eye on them 1.0 at c
goings-on. As to whether wives should take
that is a moot question and the answer depends on l.ll( .‘ times a vacation saves a. marriage because me wives rum got so led up with each other that may have got on (awn -r. » quarrel all me time and mink they have fallen out of low. it..-
be parted long enough to miss each
spective on each others good points. and are lovers again.
But if a husband is jealous and given to llnflglillllu '
week at Mot-her's. where am: will be
as a wife cares go. o . .
If she has been true and lil.'(llil.ll
Honor and lcililltv 3 'l‘ney are the deep principles oown in i - Woman who wants to betray her nllsb-‘.flG can do it _|Li.»_ , own parlor as she can on the deck of a boat.
they happen lo be §;\,.
1 nave been on many a cruise and most oi till‘ gouty gtanupas or nervous wrecks whose doctors had sun to rest, and there was nothing about them to ;ii.:...« -v i.‘.u; iney
enough to believe
but she dccs tluti
lu.e her head our
ladle-aged wiyc~.
vacations away if . in
1H. L.'l€lE other and Lnev h am ‘i L a per- when they .l:L‘ ii- i... cs. my
. .51‘ than 5 as dull as dlshwuu-1’. is llllitili. as 1n:
0 s
. what to do About the social Deadbeat
Dear Miss Dix—-My wife has a company complex or sou way, her friends are .unpos.ng upon
Our house is full of th
mg. Any- her and she limit; - ze zc em morning. noon and ' ‘
stop them.
and drinking. When I come home todinner. 5Cl'n‘Elil\lL‘.S 1 4
JANUARY 32 W FEBRUARY 30 mid a. place at my own table. Now I don't, EXDCCL my \\.
vibrations for you, friends Your slvars caution against taking careful in associations. too much for granted.
geneml 9"‘ ‘Chastity a. marked tendency.
them out of your house. because these social deadbcuts 1.(‘\(
Yet
hat big proposition with more con- ' ldence. Heed sound advice.
A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY
will not be easily contented with
mail gain; will be active in youth
and in old age. too. Its recuperat- ive powers are little short of re-:
markable. Executive and artistic ‘ability. May not be outwardly demonstrative but feels deeply.
that they are not wanted. out; double-bar every G0 “tel. justly conclude. who
sh
You have to knock ‘em doun door and window to get rid of timii. are a. few insults compared to free ui(*n.:?
ing up with delayed work. (Aquarius) — “A good book is a all of her friends 101‘ me. but I do think that they cutiltiimm
light to the soul. It you have free often so that I might. be able to balance the budget -.u~.u bit‘ .. _ may 21 to JUNE 21 (Gemini) time, indulge some intelligent read- my 0"“ “"““Y- WM‘ “°‘“ W A D‘S°°U“""L° -‘‘‘‘”~ —In both heart and financial lng. healthy exercise and a few er. matters, gather your keenest wits minutes of complete relaxation You will have 10 SBVE Y0l1!'3¢1f. for Your wife will n.a»...:. 1,,“-e m. and keep them at your side con- Proceed without worry. nerve to do anything toward shutting the door on her p.i:..i::c iriezids stantly. A profitable tomorrow can FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 20 ‘-- lfollow this day if you don't post- (Pisces) — Especially favorable It will take courage and st-rensth and deiermlnauon W ‘i *1 10 5“°,;f
But nerve yourself for the task.
house and home by a lot of sponging friends and l‘C1iill\E.s frankly that. you cannot aflor
to rid herself of the pests.
when they come that they will
d to feed them. Give them such poor and M.
Don't let .V0lll‘Sl‘ll L. I
Or do as L).
better food 50mO\\'ll(‘i‘r‘ i‘ . . .
Don't Vwltlon Alone with Boy Friend
Dear Miss Dix—I have a daughter of 23 who L‘l\”DL‘L'1s :'- her vacation trip with her boy friend bout the town as a rmpectable voumz couil-i‘ « 12 f
m. but you know how tonsues was: and I will become a subject of gossip. B e nuggit elope and this would break my heart. and I not tell my husband about do something drastic,
known throu I can trust. t
How can I
Charming Sin-TaIl—Talk Your Best Social Aid '5
point of view? Answer:
If your da fectly well that f she goes a/wa her reputation behind her. an
be paragons of virtue, innocent if the go away
. Both she and th_.- u}.
it. some one else will make her l.ln’.i(‘l‘.\i.l!‘f| \\'ORl\‘ll7.D
have a grand time tearing her to pieces
nished the evi ence on which many a divorce has been L‘
Keep Talk smoothly
The irl who hasn't any small talk——w at a social liability she is! After trying to make conver- sation with her. man signal des- perately for rescue.
Yet the art of friendly talk doesn't require years of practice or a scin- tlllntln wit. With a few pointer: any grl can keep a conversation running gaily.
The admired knack of "drawing people out" is really just the trick of asking questions. "Who do you think will win the golf tourna- ment?" "Did you see Sonja I-Ieinie't latest?"
Another trick is to ask for advice. "My car‘: developed the atrangen squeak . . ." "Do tell me how you take such good Inapahota."
Remembering little thing: about people you meet will help too. "II
Tell your husband about what your daughter intrntis to f her father can ston her from doing ' remainder of her life.
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For Home
Smart school girls mix andl match their trwo-piece mstuxnes just like their older sisters. Your daughter will be so happy to have this new jacket dress or suit tovwear to school this fall. Girls who like variety find it such fun to change about. she can have two jacket blouses. one with a collu-lass neck- line made of a plaid woolen. and another of plain, with a collar. she can then wear either with I plain flared skirt. or top the skirt with all her lovely owes/tern for further dhunge. She can wear it to Sunday school as well as for shopping expeditions with mother and every day for classes as I. suit. for many montlu to come. and later on as a coat.
your glee club growing?" "Are you lull collecting old lanwara?"
And shun to in t at send people Into their she II - long anecdotes about colle e the young man who couldn't at ord it.
Attract and interest with your converntionl Our 32-paga booklet nugguta what to lay on typical metal and buslneu occulom. all: how to develop your voice. put magnetism in your talk. Pointer: for men. women.
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