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THE LQHARLOTTETUE¥_Q_L_IARQTAN Tf“?‘"- "‘—'" "l ' ‘ " '

‘ and l3erhsonalﬂ r as

Llvlng o Leisure p The Woman's Realm

Amateur Perfcrmer; "I csn pick lip a cent with my toes."

Brigg Spectator: "That's noth- igg.‘ _ dog cm do that with his

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WARTIME METRTEON HMS

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NEW orrharunlrius FOR. OLDER WOMEN MADE JOBLESS BY WAR

Railroad Executive Finds Many Better At Monotonous Tasks Than Younger Sisters

1 tion with wuclﬁhs‘il“t"tlllj‘rll.§g§ 3min m'§..il;.:t;§l“§£mu: , n iwaya been at < 911111111“ V - - hands‘: poatinal: reason than that. It is the knowledge that ale lhutl U10 dqgr or opportunity in their laces.

tn " t fo ivblcsinthat .. “can

comill. haxlllbgfbgitgnllagss llgd ae cglriinuxrluuhlie: of them she is not only ractically cut oi! from the attentons of men and the likelihood oi get-

w= = “Home b“ a“ h" “$362? slur. atoms. it; §l='i<'lc.°l.l"1§ﬁ".5.;'i‘i$1"-'3‘,‘.’ 3:59, ems y “ uishes hope with it.

AGE GREATEST BREAD

These facts are a matter of common mow e. Any little flap r in her ' .woisnomorecapa.leoimak- mg a good wife than she is o! runninl’ a flying fortress, can marry in circles

. iround any intelligent, competent. middle-a ed woman. When plain- .aced for y and sweet sixteen apply for the same situation in a. big business orifice, it doesnlt take a prophet to tell which one will get it. And, such being

e the case, it is no wond that men ha on to every fragment oi their yout with bot-h hands, and dread the coming of age more than they do death itself. The Recording Angel must drag a pltylng tear that blots out the lie w en women ilb about how old

,' ' 1 xzvzs pm Th p03‘! old world-so i l1 of greed sKlBT INTEREST IN l‘ Tub Dglf-MYNINT; N ARE Strjlsie, envy, malice, DIlIlIGIIQSb- SUITS FOB SPRING ‘_—_ u “Tum” m“ ‘m’ Om“; H“ mm roux 1 ms w: hlau, ti un-l mun do- — 11 I 110W m “em ‘m Could flood the earth ma loving n» suit with um interest w . a e For an hour the two men in the railway carriage, strangers to gen other. had sat Iaoe to lace. Then suddenly one burst cut: wasn't

"I always knew he god. bu}. I never %ugh would

DMD.

“What's wrong?" asked the other. "I must have gone stone-deaf. Here you've been speaking to me iordarr hour, and I can't hear’ a wrr '

"Speaking be hanged! I'm only chewing gum."

Martha Logan, Swift's famed home econo- miatwhose weekly wartime " , ' ll a regular feature o! rhis page. Look for

v these vslusbl’: hints each Monday ' 91 M47154 u!"

me bcluilen me wurid in

unzla duys. when mental and

, resources oi every kind

- imn dnerted from the work

of (neiltlull m that oi destruction. lino 1t been possible to devote the mm: proportion of wealth and eli- CF53‘ w creative W011i, w the cause ul religion, urz, education, scientiﬁc lvdsclirali, social refcrm_ then a. de- gree or progress hitherto needing lenuirics uugli; have been accom- plisllml wrznln llic last three and a

Lied, and his kinship with tnaegdlv- will find suits with skirts that button ____ Loner animals, like birds and Kmq 0p Iqggggqg" yohes. or awathed in sashes in hive-nus, cxprcssuuz his personality never held himself aloof from hispsernoved t e skirt and shirt look m -u at 1Z5 true value only when ' m the parks or riding his horse uie classic, those were the authorities that he re-Hhc stores have fine values in gray

clures, wus made in the im e oi kindness. has come to the fore. You me l5 shown by me fact that he I. q. M. also has u puwr of Creation. down the side. You will fixitdaztuits it ts w in Duos, nun: an instinct which enab- w h In, m,“ by can! I 11¢’ mm“ l“ “°"5“"“°‘- bu‘ mm m5’ Europe's tallest kind. six-foot six- contrasting colors. These have bo- b} “Hulk, “m” is new This. m“ inch christian X of Denmark, has lero, belltopl or fitted jackets. When c-rncr pouulb, i5 apt to be apprec- c_u!m.ymen_ They have m“ so,‘ N4‘ 41-, a neﬂﬂeoe coatumm U“, Down. U, usmg n has been wmb customed to meeting him strolling and you knuow how nice that is. WM“ “WU” knowledge‘ 5mm sense through the streets of Copenhagen funnels are solprevalent that even alone mﬂ? unguarded, so oer-min} the packet and skirt departments oi quired no protecticn that burglars which look for all the world like once took advantage of it, broke Wei L: °

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l doll Only

into the royal villa, and made of! Monroe tweeds, with silver but- wlth some of the royal silver. Since 3011B. 001116 0111 this W111‘ With C1158- the Nazi lnvasiin he has coldly. Cross pockets.

contemptucuslv continued his way

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Mung m, mvade, srau can/mun uom:

,»__; '-_\' _ _" Here are some “Bit, and Pieces" n ‘ruMul: creative instinct is not SEED GOES LONG WAY tto help Canadian horgasewives keep PH“ cum“ Qllﬂt-lﬂlll

(lull. mound, mulling gives more» 01"‘ W11“ °_l t°mat° 599d, Wmlthelr house splc and span during A1111 Anlwﬂl suit zlu n; Znduri‘ éhi-ough “the garliceixugolgtilxngosggdppgrargtakglirjle nuéy $18fﬂ§ﬂ8 dgys]; I mzclu pcflt) bf es rucnon an o esp ns s ou d be washed rom ulvax tile belief that it is the prelude to acre planted four b.v four or five time t; time to pfevgnt 50119.1 5130f‘ an unprecedented era of creation. by five feet apart. The tomato is 4m lgundsred 50mm from dusty Already lii the darkness men are a tender plant, and the governing ping They ghould be soaked 0v". plnnnum bllSlly for the days when 1act;_rs in itsculture are that plants night in a pail of s any water, then light Will return and some a: least ghoud be Qlgllf, to ten weeks old ﬂnggd wen, and 151d on a m,“ Qltgillullkﬂlilrtlﬁls ‘clan be Llkansmiétcd-before being set out in the open iowel w dry m uc. " on 1e by o crea lng 5 - ‘ . i» 1. t .125. .2‘1vi.r:‘..%:lur%lr. ‘l? pfiliiﬁlill. "asp"? "c a“ whose w“ has enabled them l" darwr ‘If ‘ate frosts lll 011st ac- h hi e w a s "mg solution complete some new thins. Whether ¢bv-H‘~7~ ‘I've climatic condlll lﬁlgollltrlls b§"'r@‘ll§$e¢“l§l. wvlrtlgri ~ _..,'s‘.\l ' " '

it 118.10 name t ' ntra tin in- stances, [he 01‘ga‘l1‘i)ze(l‘00f sgmegvast. M m’ regkm" W"?! 11 800d Pillshlﬂl!

Questions and Answers on Prior uontrol will appear in The Guardian .19 a regular feature each day. Ihe ,.|estions are those which have melted the Wartime Prices and the .. ‘e Board from housewives in ls region. rile answers are pro- they are.

vlded by the Board Readers who

...ve i.|.c.l.-,c..\ qolliullir-l to an on These old familiar truisms are tak- priee conutrol are invited to send ' 111E on a deeper and more tragic sig-

lnrsincss or the bumble worker whose frugality and industry have szfccecrieri lll braking a home for those be loves. True hap iness comes to each when he 100 on mg thing that he has made and so that it lS good.

Meanwhile there is a form of cre- anvc wort; winch. neither war nor uny other interruption need delay- llllf mzilculg of the soul. “If," as Berti-ton wrote. "in every province the triumph oi life is expressed by area-KER. ought we not to think that the ultimate reason oi human liie is a creation Which, in distinction from that of the artists or the man oi acltfllCﬁ, can be pursued every moment and by all men alike? I Ilieun the creation of self b self." 'I‘o make the soul is to deveolp that part0! man which relates him with the inﬁnite. No other pursuit is cumpnrsble with it in interest and 111111011111196. for the result will en- dure alien time itself is ended, and no (lllllif brllig5 such happiness, To concentrate upon it is not, to be- come a sell-centred egotlst; 0n the CQHIYHYY. in proportion as the indi. 115111-11 unproves hls own spiritual llie he becomes better able to servo his IlPZQJllJOLII‘ and the community of wl he forms a part, And m, tar-if. 11ml! is not solitary; Berg- sons “the creation of self by self" is an incomplete de5CﬂpﬂQn '9; ‘g

No doubt the making of s. soul does require intense personal strug- 81c and self-discipline, yet at every .5l1“{<’~ this human effort will ﬁnd llsed’ re forced from without by a 11111111? 11' wcr. The happiness of him

ON! WKSIIDAY MY AUNT CRIED-

“YOUR CLOTHES LOOK I

[them in writing to-the Reginald Advisory Committee of the "‘ rilme Prices and Trade Board.

Q. Are the amounts oi sugar a1- lowed for canning and for ism and Jelly making adequate‘?

A. The amounts are satisfactory for wartime canning and lam and jelly making, as provenby test in the Dominion Department o! Agri- culture experimental Etchens.

Q. It is true that I should can mﬁryje? t and make less jam and

A. Yes, The Department oi Agri- culture reoommends canning fruit in perferenee to making Jam or jelly becau : 1. More fruit can be put

2. Canned fruit retains more of the vitamin value oi the fresh fruit. Q Wvvhai: do I do with the application in-ms in Ration Book 2 of other members of the family.

A Attach to our own application card the application.

BAPTISIMS MADE EASY

Because gasolene restrictions make it difficult for parents to take babies to cities for christening, the Me- thodist Church in England has or- iginated "mobile fonts" taken to small villages.

USE FOR BRUSH

An ordinary radiator brush makes an ideal cleaner for coil bed springs.

have ruled e about, and who

sltikow what Ugly cobuéd d0, o er reason an cause they are oldlsh "Id 8119i’ age taboo, as applied to women,

up with less sugar and at less cost. 1 h d great

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yﬁiluable service in many lines of work,

"Wh

act onllly on w o nav b th

sixty-three hfvusgexmotlllggnathlg ghrllrgrtlélrv directors

educated women and efficient workers f ii’ th they would not have held thelrposltionsfr

gflpleyment, Writes .

duration. Through n0 fault of my own my gob is gone,

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upon thléwlnuﬁm 13316:‘ tllligrsliilgerstition that a woman s qualiﬁcation depends there are young girls

a“ 1281623: itzrrlsvg, when’ s? may? bwotmen menu 5°‘ Y9"! by the ch c; tmtoghcowar aha: llroh; t ﬂndy it impossible mégt ot er work by which theyucan

Pport themselves because of their They are women who are stro and healthy and who have rs;- may; invaluable train-

m dothers for ycgrs. They . e anc m: and t e stepping thcTlcv/emaklng that fills the thoughts of girls ke a hand m“ 18y would ﬂt into a thousand niches in any

1 (1,111. 1111111151 they were g ven a chance to u amp oyers tum them town cold, for no . They an vtctims of the fifty

FRATERNITY One of these wome

tion.

ﬁ 11111111! years of experien

ent. They tell me that 1 am m, Q1 118.

a ml speak 0n our campus alone thlzrgorfn all of them cultured, e.v had not been efficient What are we to do "

OLDER WOMEN PREFERRED F SOME WORK

Anewondtostywayof

making a main dish out of meat

and vegetable left-oven.

Now that we all must make our meats go further and yer. serve properly balanced meals in sc- cordance with Canada's Nutrition Program-new, interesting ways of using left-over meat and vegetables are much in demand.

Try this baked meat roll next dme

“But now the Greek Letter fraternity houses are to closed for the yo“ have one or two mpfuls ohm“

‘Trnust find em- though I know I could give And I um willing to do any.

t 111'!’- Wc Women to do whose only defect is our a e? f" myself, but for the thousands oi other women: in

left over. Make biscuit dough: 2 cups sifted ﬂour, 4 tsp. baking powder, 1/; tsp. salr, 4 tbsp. jnwl Shortening, 1/; cup milk. Sit’: ﬂour with baking powder and salt. Cut in jewel ﬁnely. Add milk gradually. Put the meat through the grinder and combine with any left-over vegetables or some

“m ma‘ I "um ""1"" 1111-1 question (b? having the power w des.

thd L T43 d f 11-11111)‘ Jobs for whlchazldexlly “w<§’m§.e'.§§”°§§i§§' slllrlgetlllbllithlg

president: of a large railroad

iddle-aged and elderly Ii

CONSERVE FUEL

When you are baking pics. plan to economize by usin your her oven for main meal ishes like the mear roll described above.

Economical Baked Meat Roll’

raw cho pod cabbage or grated rots. A d ﬁnely chopped onion, soft bread crumbs and an egg r0 bind. Season to taste. Moisren with a liuld meat stock or tomato juice and a7 dash of Worcester Sauce. Enclose , in the dough, we: and seal ends and bake in s hot oven 30 minutes or until paste is done. Served with s.“ green salad or leafy green vegetable, l your family will love it. Don't forgct‘ to serve milk, tomato or citrus fruit and Canada Approved bread-as well as meat and vegetables each day. -_

Economical planning of dierecically. correct wartime meals is easy if you luvoi Martha Logan's famous mestcookbcolu’ “Mm ComplcreTFor this $4-pagrill\u-~ (med book, send 10¢ to Swift Canadian‘- a... Limired, pm. mm. Town" _1

satisfactory than girls who acts hlmsclr to make nu mu ,_ was IOUS su h comes not least from the conscious. nessq that when so employed he 1;, llzlbggrefnéllt; phrase. a fellow

SWIFT CANADIAN CO., LIMITED . .aDorninion-j wide organization devoted to the conservatron and eﬁicient distribution of Canada's food resources.

n. hEFd§c6oked essa- pickle ﬁherlrlng. Add 2 tablespoon! lemon Juice to the mayonnaise. an! toss the mayonnaise lightly 111i“. l?‘ vegetable mixture. Serve cold 01 crisp lettuce or watercress. T1111 is a delicious salad for a mill course, preceded by cous-

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th eco d night if your §‘.‘?l."if’,“.’§ ...$.l~. l“ m.» as» a» meals, add green pepper. 11111511- rooms or leftover vegetables and

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. " beans HERRINGS WITH VEGETABLE SALAD

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These Favorite Poems

n 0 mum mom relllvlng IHEUMATLC AND SCIATIC PALM‘ sour - LUMBAGO - SFRAINS ' . d“ n F0 _ _. . _ ' ' ' - , ' E C8 r any ' ' ' ' ' ll° "16 mat-war péri youth are the

{Tllrlis hssgnls a flvlllélgf dash with a am y we ow. For s, rown one j tum-sized cooked beets. sass“ °‘ “:P“":..:"" 2.1:: ‘will: ail- wen Pﬁfogﬂég‘ l“ “:5 e8 . 3 boifed potatoes, peeled and diced: of flour and stir gill-q“ u r1; ‘hp 6 green Onions, chopped; a hard- Md one o; u m“ dm y: ' cooked eggs. sliced: 11111‘ imﬁdlum‘ m m, ‘mﬁ, 1 w” mum dw/ml size) pickled herrlngs; 2 sliced dill “f mo, “em, g “s l” “ . ‘“’° pickles, ICLHXCE. may nnulia. lemon mghed mt ti, Serve over modles, “we Seasmﬂnga season vege- DO a es. biscuits or in a t b]; we, and m“, them wgethef pie crust. When the mixture is re- a 5 ‘—

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This attractive vanity set is aro- d in the colonial girl design. to create the t pieces.

t No. i063 contains compleu ctions.

To order pattern: write. or mid above picture with your name and address with l5 cents in coin or rte-mos to Needlework Bureau. ottetowzi Guardian. rework Department, ottetown Guardian

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haw much soapisr Sunligh is. Just feel u fresh cake oi‘ Sunlight. Notice its grand extrs-soapineee. It's this mer- veloussdded olsnnsinjpawor that gets even "toughest" spots brlﬂrler! No wonder women everywhere any Qunlight Soap makes the difference between clothes looking half-washed or brilliantly bri

gilt. Safe Ior colon JUST Pill‘ A TOUCH of Sunlight It those extra-dirty places. Instantly a thin film oleoap cornea in contact with the dirt. As the ‘ h m washed. lunllghﬂs deep-cleansing power gets into the clothes —-getr even play clothes and grimy work shirts brighter! Yet Sunlight in no pure, it's absolutely safe for washable colon.

FOR A COMPLETE WASHING JOI YOU CAN'T DO WITHOUT

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- On thy cold gray stones, O seal And l would that my tongue could utter

The thoughts that arise in mo." - Beautiful words written by Al- fred, Lord Termylon. Favorite poems-alive with the simple yet great emotions-for these we can be really thankful. You ere neversi a ion for cheering, inspiring com- panionship when you can turn to

than.

Rea the stir-rind "Io Althea. Iromdlhwison" by Richard Lovelace: “Stone walls do not e- prison make.

Nor iron bar: a cage;

Minds innocent and quiet take

That for a herrnltsge."

Do u remember “Annabel lee" by Allen Poe‘! ‘who could reed is tender love poem dry- sysd? hvoriis linc are: "I was a child and rho was a child,

In this kingdom by the sec, Bu: we loved with a love that was

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pastels. for the perennial favorite, navy; and good for a print. if y.u substitute pleating for the fringe. The really wonderful Aries of this frock are very easy to construct - all he difficult part. has been done for you by the designer. and even in amateur maw tackle this dress-

and win.

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