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Living Er Leisure The Woman's Realm

4 i ‘Tl’ WOULDN'T [HEM FDALVE HINTI ON ITIQUIITI

ENOUGH FOR. ME" ——~— A mm shouldnever jump into his wouldn't be festive enough for m: , car and allow his female companion Qinuu; a shining Chistnias treeplo seat. herself as 52st ahe may. A Proudly bearing qy topmost stem young lady says she can tell when The beckoning star of Bethlehem. $01318 are married when the man Thai signaled flu Bhepherda and , does this Bee that your 15d, i; mm. guide, them lfortsbly seated then clam thq door To (J11 “f, and Madonna lsr sway; ,on her aide and zun around the car Win sou-iii candles than heap to get in at your side. tu-u glow, Lilo 3.9 taper; of long ago Rt.’ hi; dim light Qn the loans

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tea/w, The square face i; flattered by While Wise Men worshipped a side parting lube in the hay The round face i; most attrac- " - F. Sigbjornson Sana- ' tive with the centre part and high moon ‘in front. -~-»~_ Tin? oral face needs width be. CHRISTAIAS DAY 10w the ears. . _r__-- Bleached hair needs scalp mu- h not definitely known when rain and hot oil shampoos, - '1 > ' ' Kill blonds hair responds to l0- ' mon rinses. ilious, who flours - I Hair worn away from the ear; i5 ill 1.1a fer-an c! .~inioiiinii< Pius i the perfect excuse, if you should ‘iii A, l) i Tnc re. Jil in: the 1 need one, to wear‘ guy, decorative lai hi.‘ of DI-ccmbci- 25 cannot ‘earrings u (Itilidlflll-HELI, As Christianity Whzte hair needa a blue rinse .i.i the feast of the winter zoi- to keep it from having that yel. I e time when tho day begins lowisii tinge. o ' and llqht to trzumph To keep your hair in beautiful , was changed iiiio theconditlon it Ls necessary to giis it ll‘i>I, m.» inglit oi‘ U13. ‘ home cure.

SHORT COTRSE CURTAIL RACING

The saddest thing about Ghrist- PREPORIA —(CP)—- The princ- mas is that the good fellowship the ‘plc LIICID; interests in the Trans- dny insprcs too often WlLhCFS with , villi have agreed to curtail racing the Yue tree and is tossed out of in deference to Prime Minister doors. Smuts‘ a peal. Tl; ﬂigt major

——-~ casualty s Dingaan‘; p” Hamil. " Why is a rumour like a kias vn- cap. the Union's biggest Glﬂoway der the mistletoe?

IHCO Because it goes from mouth t0‘-

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FERNIVOOD SCHOOL

Honor Roll for November-

Grade X Sr.—1_ Paulin Hender- son. 2. Noreen Henderson.

Grade X Jrn-l. iliereso, Pineau.

Grade IX-l. Georgina Pineiui I. Freda Sherry.

Grade VIII——1. Glenn lifncFariane

Grade VII--1_ Hazil Pincau 2. George Campbell S. Alvin Pineau.

Gr V-1. Marjorie MacFaririnc 2. Adele Henderson 3. Lloyd Gaudet.

Grade III-1 Gladys Murray,

Grade II Sr.—1. Bernadette Mur- ray; 2. Noreen Guudct.

Grad-e II Jr.-i, Noll Campbell

Grade I Sit-l. Charles Pinoau.

Grade I Jr.-1, Mabel Murray l. Noreen sherry.

Perfect Attendance:-

Glenn Mac arlarie, Adele Hen- derson. Marjorie MacFai-lz-ine. Liovd Gtiudelt, Gladys hlurray, Noreen Gaudet. Elenor Gautier.

Teacher — Stella Ccwzmagh

THREE CELEBRATIONS

Three Christmases are celebrated pvery yeur in the Nativity at Beth- IicLem The first occurs in the R iz-zin Catholic: section on Decem- be, ; ‘ the Greek l‘ ' cele- brat. s, to be followed by tiwse of the Armenian church in another l3 days.

DRIPPING CANDLE]

To keep table candies from drip-

‘r stick a pin in the candle a- c the wick and leave it there.

eeps the wick

oancib burns longer . ilv and decorations and table- :s kept free from grease.

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Allow whoie milk to stand It hours in whiter, l2 hours in sum- mer in pans —then put pm; over very low heat and remain than un- til milk is 160 degrees F -it on no account Should boil Time re- quired var e3 - but the more slowly the healing process goes on the belio- is the resulting cream When emni flflilg and undulations appear on the surface of the milk it is

. cis-ntly scaldcd. The pan should

wot in a cool place till the fol- dziy, “hen the cream ls icd off and put in procelain

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KEEP SECRET!

Bomber crews returning from night ratcis now are telling the "se- crcH" of their operation to women 1n the interrogation room. The wn , ~n (ii I i: this highly important

0:: in the R. A F‘. are W. A. A § officers who have been specially trained to replace intelligence of- ficers thus relmsing them for over- seas service

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Any man would be glad to receive these knitted socks for a. gift. Pattern No. 109 contains complete instructions. Hankies with dainty edging: an always useful, Pattern No. 106 contains instructions for lurking four different edgings.

To order pattern: Write. or send above picture with your name and address with 15 cents in coin or stamps to Needlework Bureau. Charlotte- town Guardian.

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TRY THIS' RECIPE TODAYI 1K pounds ground bee! X up. pepper K pound ground pork l up. mustard K mp chopped onion X cup tomato 1 cup Quaker Oats ketchup 21.5 Up. m: » 1 en. well-burn l cup watr: Ctnnbine Ingredients In order given. Tum Into

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Quaker Ocla Provides Prehlna for Ilia DIM Serve Quaker Oats for breakfast . . . include It in cookies, muﬁns, etc. —cnd so add proteins (and also Vitamin 13,) m your diet.

A Morning Smile

Sunday school Teacher-Can any of you little IIII; tell me who lived in tho Garden of. Eden?

"Yes teacher-the Adamies."

NOT HIS VILLAGE

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"Didn't you hear u» siren?‘ asked the A. R. P warden advis. ing an old countryman to take cover, With enemy plane; droning over- head the man Wﬂs still strolling about the streets, puffing 5t hi; plpiz‘ 1 h a

" es. ear 'u,n," w, man, "but that baint notiilinightoorig with rne I lives at -," giving the name of his village. live miles away.

FAIRVIEW SCHOOL

Fbwwilli’ is the report of Flair- view School i’ Octobe - enbbaa m’ r and Nov

Era x (B .)—1. Margu MacMilelan. r em‘

Grade X (Jr.)--l_ Clifford Mc- Isaa-c 2. Mary Cavanogh,

Grade IX-1_ Leona Cuvana

Grads vn-i. Mary Molsnac. Grads V-l. Roma. Oavariagh 1

ghtetsley MscDougall 8. Edison Bur. e .

Grade IV—1 Gloria. Burdett. GTE-dc I (SM-l. Lyman Aichorn. Grade I (JrJ-l. Jean Mclsaac. Perfect Attendance:-

Marguerihe MacMlllazi, Audrey lyfucivlillan, Mary McIsaac, Jean Mc- saac. Porontage of Attendance 81.5 _.E'£<l9_1§l~k@tt — T's e.

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Brothers, Sisters Can Ease Burden of “Family Goat"

Second Wife Has No Call on Estate First Mate Helped Accrue

DEAR. DOROTHY DIX: I am s. "family goat" and there is nothing that can be done about it. The dear 0f the family married and I aup- portﬁd him and his wife after marriage Them are three mini! t!!!" produce the family goat. The churchesthattcach childra obedience-and duty to their parents. Secondly, the economic situation in the hm!- Tiiirdiy, the conscientiousness of the poor gout.

There are more nanny than billy goats because usually it is the 8111! who are caught in the trap of obediency and duty until their hearts and souls and minds have twisted and tortured beyond YEPBII- The!’ bec0me the quiet, efficient office workers, beauty shop girls, clerks in

stores. and l0 on. They go horns at niﬂm. 14d housework w their business work. and think- and think. and think,

In my case I‘m a goat because I have m? mother to support, and because I am an effici- ent goat she cannot get a. pension and no an?" port from the married children because "the! can't afford it and have their 0W1! 11mm" W think of."

‘ﬂu; poor goat. has a conscience. She is torn by the desire to have a little money in the bank, w buy war bonds, to get into the WMOe or WAVE or something sisa, but sho has a duty m perform and her conscience won't let he: g0, Also. a mother's tears can make quite

» as bitter s. CIOW]? to wear as the crown of thorns

i r ifix on. and 512252.12? dieesleriilreiiiliiityi)? Sale? Does she want it? No. What does she want? What is she seeking? kerhaps them is an answer. but Ihe doesn't 11w“; “m1 it, .50 sometimes she runs amuck, but not all goats do Not many of them. The others just sit and think. 5'14 when "he! have thought long enough and there are no more tears and the heart has aciied until it is numb and lifeless, they find an answer. m so they go on working, month after month, year after year, un

one day it happens. And sometimes they help it to IlBPPen- SW11 I simple thing. Death, Perhaps you don't think they 100k WPWBTG W l, bu, what 81s,; h", they to look forward to? Solomon couldn't an- sgﬂ that“ A NANNY GOAT

wsrv KICK n! soar WOULD new

ANSWER: Solomon might not be able to tell by what means one member of the family gets elected sa_thc family goat. Sometimes It

is an appointive office, in which case the mother choose! the victim.

which is usually the oldest girl who is deputized to take care of the babies Mother brings into the world. Often it Is 111st the bid 11101! 0f the youngest girl who is left to take care of Mama. or Papa. or both. BI- ter all the other children have married and gone about the buslnesl of life for themselves, _

But certainly it doesn't tab cyan the wisdom o! Solomon to tall what the remedy for the situation is, and that la flow the family goat to refuse to be the boast of burden for the whole family. and Yo for” her selfish brothers and sisters to contribute their quota to the sup- port of the dependent, parents. Of course, they will protest against it, but. if the goat will only be firm enough she can make Bob's wife give a gem k5; parties, and Torn not buy a new automobile, and Sally do without l, fur coat or sending the children to expensive schools and

amps. c Only, and hers is the catch in the whole matter, poor little Nanny hasn't the nerve to do it. She hasn't the strength to stand up against hei- selfish family, especially when she is wﬂened (WWII by M0319“ tears. For Mother is always willing to sacrifice the family goat to the others.

But, anyway, I hope a lot of the wicked brothers and sisters will read this pathetic and beautiful letter that Nanny has written with tier heart's blood. and will be moved to help her a little-

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: For several years I have been going about with an attractive woman and we have been thinking about getting married. We have both been married. Both are over 50_ And each of ua ia comfortably fixed financially. She has all along been agreeable to mariiage, but has insisted on a financial settlement on which we have not. been able to agree. She, being childless, and I having married children who are not too Iwell-to-do, have insisted that we make s. pre- nuptial agreement in which we would go 50-50 on the support of the home, but that we would not participate in the othei-‘s estate after death. she will not agree to this proposition, so our affair is no more.

what do you think about the fairness of this proposition?

CHILDREN SHOULD SHARE FATHER'S ESTATE

ANSWER: It seems to me that nothing could be fairer than your plan, and that. the lady must be of a grasping nature if she insists on annexing your estate to her own should you die before she does, and thus depriving your children of the money they need and she doesn't.

Fiuthermore, the arrangement you propose is the one usually made in such cases. Your children's mother helped you make your money and they should have it when you die, instead of the woman who has had no part, in building up your estate and who has an ample and eomfoﬁable living of her own.

DEAR, Miss DIX: I have heard the phrase used that "children are a pleasure." I would like to know Just when they are a pleasure, as I am a. young mother of three little ones and I get no pleasure out. of them at all. It is nothing but work from the time I am out of bed in the morning until I fall exhausted in the bed at night, with work wait- ing for the next day. I am just worked to a bundle of nerves. Please tell me where tlhe pleasure is. K1,,K_

ANSWER: Pleasure is where you find it. It. is seeing fun in doing work instead of drudgery. It is in loving someone so much that ser- vice to him becomes a joy. No one can deny that motherhood, when

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How ditiaklisﬁiididi Cough Syrup at Home

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-4 eggoon pep . -

1 teaspaon point-r! scuoninl- aage or yme.

Malt butter, add onion and cook over medium heat four minutes un- til onion is yellow but not brown. Add bread crumbs which have been mixed with seasonings. Cook two minutes stirring constantly. Yield: about e1 ht cups stuffing, enough for an eght-pound bird.

Note: If‘; moist stuffing de- sired, add stock, water or htly beaten egg after stuffing has cooked two minutes.

SAVORY STUFFING: 000k two tablespoons chopped INBH P8931" and one-quarter cup chopped celery with the onions Add ona tablespoon chili sauce after stuffing has cook- ed two minutes .

PARSLEY STUFFING: Add onc- quarter cup chopped parsley with the bread crumbs.

CHESTNUT BTUZFTING: Bub- stitutc one cup sliced quick-roast- ed chestnuts for one and one-half cups of the bread crumbs. OYSTER QTUFFING: Add two cups (one pint) drained chopped oysters and one-half cup chopped celery with the bread crumbs. Yield: six and one-half cups stuffing sn- ough for m eight-pound turkey.

BRUDENELLL ICHOOL

. ~ 0 Honor Roll for Brudenell School I" ,,,,,.. for November. Grade X-I. Jean Maiclntyrc. Grade VIII-1. Charles Dewar l. Abner Dewar and Margaret Dewar

G Charles Hum I. Annie Stew rt

Grade IV—1. Shirley Beers Grade I Sr. (Al-l, Vera Dewar Grade I Sr. (Br-l. Verna. Mac- Laven 2. Milton Fraser

Grade I Jr. (Al-l. Lindsey Shaw 2, Blanche MacLean

Grade I (B)——1,Jimm Dewar

cover 95 per cent attrrn e: Mar- garet Dewar, Vern Dewar, Shirley Beers, Annie B wart

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JIECEMBER 17, 19

Woman's Re almv. Social and Personal I Fashions v Literature

A PRODUCT OF

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The Packers of A‘ LlPTON’S FULL-FLAVOURED (Small Leaf) TEA

Teacher — Lila Jenkins.

WONDERING WHAT TO GTVI

For a Christmas Present? Perhaps for someone special who rates more than you like to spend. Why not put the money in fabric, make this lovei gown and add. that something t at comes from the personal touch. ,

Style No. 3436 is designed for sizes 14: 16; 18; 20; 36; 3B: 40; 42; 44; 46; 48; 50 and 52. Size 36 re- quire; 6 yards 39-inch fabric.

To order pattern: Writs or send picture with your name and Id- dress with 20 cents in coin 0r stamps to the Needlecraft Bureau The Charloiteiown Guardian.

Style No. 3436.

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'\ .... No Need To Remain Unattractlva

It's so embarrassing, when you must bend over, to know your big hips lock even bigger-but what can you dc‘!

Lots! The right exercises re- duce other women's hips (making matron: look like dcbutantes) and there's no reason why exercises shouldn't reduce yours.

The exercises shown in our sketch la part of a simple hip-reducing routine that fits easily into your daily schedule. it forces you to move the sei’ lused muscles on the outside of your thigh and around the joint where your thigh bone fits into your pelvic bone.

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A BI Savin and Its So makes areal saving foryou. because Ea y N 'c ki | it gives you four times as much cough

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Santa Rides Again- A Sad Little Girl

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it doesn't please you in every way.

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By Geoff Hayes

Then they saw a thin little girl lilting In an old chair sobbing softly.

“What Is the matter?’ asked Santa. “Mummy and I are hungry" said the IitlIe girl.

saill old Santa, x up a nice sur-

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ﬂelicious uddings that make the whole fanuly call for mt‘; caramel, utcei-acotch or chocolate blanc mange. 6m“ "7 or lemon snow.

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