THE g GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN __Q_(II‘_OBER 30, _1947_

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MONTREAL Oct Nth-Tor the top-of-ths. celumnma buyword to the wise! There is m, sure: way to avoid dL ,, ‘ntment when you , go shopping than to look for the trademark-the identifying label. When you're buying plagﬁg articles. ..do be sure to look for the VINYLITE Plastics 1ebel.. .ask the salesgirl if the article is really VINE-NA-LPPE! You see -— VI . Plastics have been tested tor use.. .they're made " under the most rigid and exacting conditions... they're approved b! “Better Fabrics Testing . Bureau". That's why-when you buy VINYLITE Plastics-you know . 1 you're buying satisfaction!

B-B-R-lL-ING! Believe it or

F“ , Household llooonsmr DIX SA YS— Scrapbook" Marital Gripes

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The most common peeve of wives is that their husbands take them for granted. Having iold them a million times during the days of courtship how much they loved thcm and that they were the only women in the world to them, and having married them to prove it. they con- sider that the incident is closed and never mention the state of their affections again.

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Y i "h. N!!!” 9! m! Bil-PIN NH ever-popular oxford will show spac- shake me like a cry lai treatments o1 buckles and laces, 9! 171-18196 801118 bY- and contrasting stitching on leather and my lonely Bplrlt thrills stiles. Ghillie ties and even blush- ‘Ib see the frosty asters ers ivlll abandon many campus Irwka "Don the hills. feet this fall. And. for dating aha There is something in October set: dancing the sling-back pump win‘ "l! EiDSY bIOOd ﬁst-iii; hold on, especially with closed toes: We must rise and follow her, l when 5mm BYEFY hill 0f flame Never use lettuce and tomatoes.‘ She calls and calls each vagabond in sandwiches that are going to be,

That discouraged lllling a queu- diliiiriblne whet-ion. hi» that morning in my holidays, when as I laid I had been "weighed in the balance" and found sadly "wanting" by James. Weighed, per- hi?!’ Jill-WY. "mush "to err is hu- man’ but at any rate, duly. "Driv- en to it-Yes. driven to it" he said in a low tone and with the air 0|: l‘ "IBPWT. as Just past dawn in m“ billy 111881112 season he sat‘ down on the kitchen couch and proceeded to sew a patch on the

Before filling the cup or bowl with the hot nourishment for the invalid, ﬁll it with boiling water. Let stand for a minute or so and then pour out. Dry the cup quickly and ﬁll with the nourishment. You will ﬁnd the food will stay hot imiich longer than if poured into a. cold

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j.—— t» WANT A PASSPORT T0 BMAITNESS? Then begin with , '

by name. w-"A Vagabond Song," Bliss Car- y man.

l i IT'S SMART TO BE SMART

In shoes! as in every other part of the teen-age costume. "Sloppy Jane" is gone forever - and good riddance. From now on, "it's smart t0 be smart,“ according to the sty- lists. This means good-lave _ to slop-

py bulging footwear and insistence .

upon a trim. dainty silhouette with a clean-cut leather sole helping the shoe kccp its shape.

loafers this year will boast spec- ial features like rising vamps, side buckles, wall toes and pei-fornticﬂ. Among popular numbers for junior miss will be tun monk-ton- gue models with cross straps; step- ir. loafers with pintuck Vamps; ati-vloscd

the .

moccasin-toe styles. The

made up in advance.

ALUMINUM KEYS

Automobile keys of aluminum al- loys are Wldvlflllli]; popular because of their lightness.

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In uncooked food. such as vege- table jinre POCRISHIS, add dried taci hs ivcli in advance H even over- iilnlii~i0 release illElr full flavor. To prevcnt spc ks ln the finished ihsli. lie heriws in a bit of muslin and remove before serving.

HER RANK

Princess Kathrlne. of Greece, jmarricd ill Atliciis last April to 'M.1_'.oi* Richaizi Brandram, Royal iArtillvry, has become Lady Kath- riiie Brriiiclrmm. The King has or-

cup. Kid Gloves

After perspiring in kid gloves. I

,shake a little powder into them. It ‘will absorb the moisture and pre- ivcnt that smell of leather that is 1 so objectionable.

Serving Ilah Silver utensils should always be vuscd when serving ﬁsh, as steel ioftcn imparts a very disagreeable taste.

(iaincd that she shall rank as the daughter of a duke. Lady Kath- iinc and iicr husband are s1‘ ‘WlIllOllt a home of their own in England, and are living with his

parents at Blckley, Kent, Major,

Brnriclram will be leaving soon to ‘command a battery at the Royal fArlilicry O.C.'I'.U. at Deepcui near Aiilcrshot.

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The world is filled with husbands who have never looked at a pettlcoat other than their Jane's since their wedding day. and who think that their homely wives are more beautiful than any glamour girl. Scads of married men meckiy submit to being henoecked out of their lives by the female tyrants they have espoused, and the main reason why there are so many more widows than widowers is because husbands so often work themselves to death to make life soft and easy for the wives they adore.

But while the American man ls the world's prize husband. he is its greatest flop as a love-maker. He

exhausts his visible supply of romance during the days of courtship and thereafter he says it with bcefsteaks and fur coats and expects his wife to know what. he means, and to be as much thrilled at his bringing Ecr home a hot dog as she would if he had written a sonnet to her eye- FOWS. NOT ENOUGH

Women, however, are realists and this inartlculate lovemaking doesn't satisfy them. It is their curse that they never get over feeling like brides and wanting to be treated like brides. No matter how faith- ful and kind and good a husband is to his wife, unless he continues to tell her every day how beautiful and wonderful she is and makes a

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Cleans Painted Walls Woodwork, Linoleum with V: the work!

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O ' 111 A O 1P ' To make your Full Cleaning easier than ever be- fore-get 2 packages of SPIC and SPAN today! It's Procter & Gamble's sensational new Cleaner

that cleans painted walls, woodwork, linoleum- dozens of things-with No Rinsingl No hvAl/‘ipingi

. lhen you're ready! With 2 packages you'll not: run out of precious SPIC and SPAN in the midst of a cleaning job! Screens, window sills, porch furniture, outdoor paint, the refrigerator-all such things will come shining clean-with half the work -—because you don't rinse or wipe dry!

§ Here's all you do! -_..

Simply dissolve 3 heaping tablespoons of SPIC and SPAN in hot water . . . wring out a soft cloth well (enough so it doesn't drip) . . . then just whisk away the dirt. There's No Rinsingi No Wiping! It's safe for paint and hands.

Act nowl Get those 2 packages of SPIC and SPAN today and make your whole house shine!

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knee o! his overalls. Knees, es. tlﬁtiillly older ones must be well protected, when one intends to lend a hand at the picking. When oacks refuse to stand the strain of stooping then down to our krees we drop to continue our gathering. It is a painful ordeal at best in be present when James undertakes any sewing. He squints at the eye of the needle, makes several futile attempts to thread it before he fl- naiiy succeeds and even then the worst is yet to come. It has not been knotted, a necessary proced- ure when James begins to sew. By way of further impressing my Slififi-Cllmlﬂsﬁ. in word and deed, as it were. he waved away my hasty offer of assistance in a sol-rowing gesture. O O O

"Ne. Elienﬂ he said then con- tinued in a resigned voice "a man never knows what kind of woman he gets when he marries. No, ln- deed. and if begets one of the gai- livantlng kind, he's to be pltled. If instead of going off to that show last night. you had stayed at name as any other sensible farm woman would in this busy time, and mended my pants, you would only have been doing what was right and proper- and we would have had an earlier start today. "Ah me!" he went on "did I ever think, I'd come to this? Doing my own mending. A show you went to -and enjoyed! And the knees right edit of my overalls, right down to the clay. I would be today, for ai! you'd care. Catch Jeanie or Karo- Lyn doing the like-here knot thisl 0h me. oh my" and he fairly rock- cd in his disappointment and mis- ery. And my ego dropped with his words, until I wondered, neg- iectful person that I was. at his veritable goodness in allowing me Ln light his morning fire and stlr his porridge!" "There!" he said in a brighten tone, at length, his mending over and then slipping into the now whole garment, ne was off to feed the horses in the stable. And later, my spirits reviv- ed and every concern was forgot- ten and buried, wrapped with my nopes and dreams about the Spring

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‘The Egg and I" from the popu iar book by Betty MacDonald was the "show" in question, which l

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'1'Jodern Etiquette

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By Roberta Lee

uw€>w<epae ._ ‘u. \-_ Nr;g§")‘: when Hllkilis a business tele- phone cell, and a. man's secretary asks for the name, isn't iihis some- what presumptuous? A. Not in the least. No doubt she

not . . . ihﬂfl - I. . your alarm I clockmtime to w

get up! Cheer

up! Even on a

cold Autumn morning you'll have no trouble leaving a Warm bed with the thought tofta BRAND brea as o

your dayl Begin breakfast with a fruit juice-then hot cereal. sweetened with ﬂavourful CROWN BRAND Corn SUTEPF Then—a plate of bacon—l°1dB11' brown toast tastefully topped with CROWN BRAND — 8nd come piping hot! For your free copy of CROWN BRAND Recipe Sheet .B.A. — Old-Fashioned Baked can: — Bron Mu)???" —

{lowering bulbs, I planted that,

has been requested to do this. Some busy men are bothered so much by insignificant calls that this is nec- essary.

Q. How should a man at a dance introduce his partner to another couple?

A. "Miss Crawford this patrner) this‘ is Miss Miller and Mr. Frank-

Q- May a printed card be used to acknowledge the wedding gifts?

A. Never; acknowledgrments {mist ‘be made by handwritten ict-

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"iii STARS SAY-—

By GENEVIEVE KEMBLE lbs Friday, October 81

THE indications, according to iimar aspects, point to a static, congested, delaying and disappoint- ing state of affairs. with little of a constructive nature, although there may be futile attempts to make. some advancement or proﬁtable gesture. It is probable that an er- ror of judgment, some sort of ob- stacle, or an unjustifiable or fool- hardy effort may have an injurious rather than constructive denuue- merit. Overdoing, forced issues, ex- travagance, indulgence would be nil.

For the Birthday

‘moee whose birthday it is may have a year in Whiﬂl but little headway is to be gained. Any ef- forts to offset static obstructing or depressing and Hocking states of mind and emotions, would but ag- gravate the impedlrment or delays. An inner urge to force things by ex- travagant or high-handed measure would also prove hazardous. Shun all extravagance, excesses and pro- dlgality. Relaxation or diversion might pay better dividends in the end. .

A child bomon this day may find itself unds a sign of frustration and defeatietn. and would find liit- tie progress in efforts to force events or circumstance: by rash, intemperate or prodigal methods.

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SOME LIKE IT HOT-and c‘,

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HALLOWEEN to your young-

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MISUNDEBSTOOD

Young Jones, unable to ﬁnd a job at this own trade. applied for a vacancy as a drapery assistant in a large store. “Do you knew any- thing about the trade?" asked the manager, "What do you KnOW about georgette, for instance?"

"Georgette?" replied the youth. enthusiasically, “l know hei- qu.te well. Nice girl. isn't she."

The truck driver was unfortun- ate enough to run his vehicle into a house xiv-here a. woman stood bak- llng. llavlng lost his nerve, he did not know what to say. and blurted out:

"Can you tell me the we)’ 90 T°"

tonto?" "1 um," replied the woman.

“Straight past that sideboard and then turn left at the plane"

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CHILDREN

CUNNING FOB "Practically" , ' pinyin-M for brother and sister team up h this overall suit. The pockehfull trousers are ‘ ,- ’ by M39911“? straps . . . the JIMMY 1w!" 9° match buttons up high to a collar- less neck.

No. 220a is out in sizes 1. 2. 4 and 6. Size 4 suit rﬂqllirs 1% Ylrds 54- inch.

Send 20a for PATTERN, which includes complete sewing guide. Print your Name, Address and Style Number plainly. 8e lure to state size you wish. Include postal unit oi- zone number in your ad- dress.

Address Pattern D tment, The Charlottetown Guard ' Pattern Ne. 2203

Name Address

City Province

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By Anna Ashley

Q. liow can I make ﬂood hiiiil‘ sauce?

A. Use sour apples. and quarter them, remove W"! and seeds. put in sauciviiii 3"“ pour in cold water until almost cov- ered, Cook slowly until 111N195 a" soft. Add about lé-WP “i” each quart 0i aonler- C°°k i‘ m‘ minutes longer, then remove and arid a little lemon peel. v , Q. How can l keep winter liiilil" in good condition? _ I

A. Cold tee or milk win inal-i! plants blossom during the “into months. One should alternate Ml“ water every other day-

Q- How can I make a teznporarl repair in a refrigerator lenkv N

s. Pour hot paraffin ‘W’ " hole.

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