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Duty To Be Companion To Wife With Child, Not Leave Her Alone Evenings

young woman with a IS-anonth-old baby. has had his dinner he dresea up ' leuniig me to spend the long evexung. after the long day, As he goes ottt he says: "I'll be seelnlt you." and that is I have oi lmi for the evenlnz. I have told him several tired of staying at home byi myself and his answer is: w zoo." but how can I go antrvrhore when I have no one zz-zth whom to leave the baby?

Also. I am Jealous of the zlrl who works with him :1 who pursues him all the time, when I speak to ttsband about this he izets lmlzrv because he Stars

" him. We are so votltig. I am onlv 22 and I love him ver: much. What car. I

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i Ellen's Diary

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0D whowder, he neglected wring ibreakiast this morning. An Hnodlately after, he was u!) with. Mr. Brown. \he new settler. away} to the Letters former home in an-i other county. I would like so much. to have cons with them. for their} ‘ ride was to take nhem pest a muoh-. gloved “door". where I might have.‘ lvisited till their return. But there twere too many duties claiming my. iattention this moining and lllilﬂts; ‘there was this evenings party at. lthe Browns to m ready for. Ii , but my deslrm resolutely out of my fmind and Went nt once about my work. It. was shuvterv this morning; and I searched the sky for a bit oil blue "to make a_s.1ilor‘s pants", in. vain. They IEXILUHOG dull and Sui-f lien. I was undecided to prepare? or not to prepare. I recalled: "When: in doubt. don‘t!" but then as things - have a way of going contrariwise. I. decided on the former. l - i As Jeanie hlld lust informed mm; she had itlixctl a case icr the event“

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i; in}: a. me of hi The-v want chanze. I. “Till.” ‘he “'0”; °1 “Wk-ill? me‘ 5» a ran. 2o dance and make me and the can't do it withoot {111114 - some of James tavorliel a . v-z- ir marriage and bringing z euv noun "span not onlv their esfmm‘ i 5° m“ I Cevld Ymke‘ d i r - it trgon the little helpless chLd zhev brouzht into the world. i $311K m S {IJhdSIZQEF-“ll ti a s . C ‘ g : ‘ i‘ ll. is a waslte o! bitheath go tell the pleasure-lovinlz vounl: l l‘ “cw e beBiivlTill-ifetkiofgf $6? - w; T - 9 > -. ~ _- l .» t . ., . . . a1‘. . g j l, v ;- I » m‘ L L 1,51uflfagehlizijgfYgﬁiﬁclgillirlgrl .. mmd winging x _“.e have, Her Majesty the Queen tours Canadian hospitals _in England with r l f: _ f .. . ‘t m {fer far £10m}: tiremf‘, evoringsi plcnty my 11115 even“. - “Major-General RAM. Luton, Director of Canadian Medical Services, and g I j: , I , _ no m“ am. amen.‘ he, bu." imaﬂnmzs thahm; ' ' ' = chats with Canadians wounded in France and Italy. — (Canadian Army I 3 : a t. I - _ 209.1 tunes ﬁr!‘ 0th..’ “omen - Toward noon. by phone some one Overseas Photo), I: - i a y... . i . trrv . . . f§;“f..‘"?‘§»i"‘tl;'3“5§‘e “.°&2I}$’§“-°"°I‘ r "Q7. ., {emanation mﬂny others in ‘*1 ' " l U] “ha” m" mFOuII1+i€eg'n‘c!llzi-nllb Shntllodte glen hi“ “Q “him-ind itrre ully‘ pissed m6 fir“ ifexliglntiuiiét. “H3138 ‘none trio the 8556mm)’ 13v We? 0f EXPER- - 1 ' . i a 5 i I t. r ovate _‘_ A ‘ f" - -“ ~ l; n ' ' _. ‘ .- -_ __ | : _ WG-1.‘ he, and a comnanbn m request‘ IO~JCQA1IB a...t t‘UlL'|.i_K.l1li mumLxxL 31.1011, I heard lum say. had a , , . » __ _;~,»,-, _ n4 I ha‘... h, will Fame ms Nb ihis elctuir; as I_ heaid it nictlyl - - ~ great biz sleep lifter dinner. I also 1 v i Jed her love for him bv his neglect. - fig-é i?“ F42‘ £1“ ‘db l‘) l4°°d IYJIWSF‘ I demanded loo much from 11511211“ hmtlh h smllcﬁeb Quinn" '1 _ n ee i con ainc many oi myl -~ t. h; -_- s" e so at e mtg c. l‘ see [.3 ‘j ‘* ‘ ' in’: Dtvmlc dnn‘t 1PM‘, to trill in love until thev are *m,'*m“m§ i“ “Pgmds 11155 Pjlsan»: ggklllltlfllzlflilssfiilféulvlllc l tun; i119 1131191113 “mill-F, he 581d: “h?” y: = P -' -°°“7’19i “n9 I "i" 5i‘ liglérlfllié ‘sweex-peas. I know if I postaczie it we H00‘?! gHOQESIC-l Theffe “s? ,,‘ p: _ _ o 0‘ r neiszl rnco , mum mm“- 1. w,‘ h.” ._._i MUL- U in \\‘0I‘ s u we come rom e .9; -. " i ' ' ~ - ~ i- ~~~ - t I l]; en “t as 1' . . ' _ e _ I l.‘ '\ "m me 9Q“, 531d ser?m,_§'§..; --_.\rc‘y;,\’, oi which no to hep iclks on their a l ‘ ' ' ' o-‘tence? Another irom n {Va-V- T8119"! 1:35 at lliflalPgl-I? £119 037g v l "l‘l'l‘.l' FVFHYLEDGE YEFEYS; . ’ ,- ,' ,, ' llllll ‘u’ l" ' ea an 2i D Q53" - i! :1 .~ E u“ To "v43" CHKKE“; ‘James returned ough u; 1 .,,Lh°°m§“§(f,sS-5‘ Jack Said to see a lliZIli. in n window. that has ‘g ', rm. l, fr,“ mvwhances ﬁr ‘ i i s .nit ran in w me I new u lar been darkrnecl of late years and $ . i- ~ gw-r u.‘ hr. mgeg fey-f. n-hsuse.’ Rob being iu ‘Enhcllenehvecgglegéhegaizglyofviifméfgg , ' "i' l’ t‘. r- " .110 going lliiO —~ y: ' - _ * = ‘t. t n avenged); 1 5cm are cloer, recalled many _pleasant , ,, . _ . . ._ . t . 1 ~ _ \l;l vie had emcycd in -LlS same :1 j _ x _,,.°;f.fj°'f?»7 "$51, hon; with the former kindly resid- ,l , l‘, - ents, two of uhcse RISUPIiPZl mem- ﬂ . "c abut. .c _ _, y hers. father and-son, sleep in the :- g r’- i‘ ]@_l°\'9!1-né"h -nd to ccrne with the present gﬁflllglit°gwiiilgn$i grg-‘qkﬁt l iiIi‘ us. ~- l . w; L» m. a v . “ . Q ' , ' d m ‘m 1 i] mid“? and miss glelold iriceiihds but eiilefn I . ~ ' ' , __ __ _ o; J Y on this A ‘er crt roa- of ours, e a - - ﬁIj?__[ pm a ‘t ma.‘ o» o8 “.1111 Hm Hild . , t; n interwoven with the lovelien must and “L1 3° Gn- The” m“ be 1 . _ __ ~ ,. ~ - ~ 9- - FOH- M\ so ironl til‘ . ion . l . . . . ., . _| a going out and a comixu in. t. ; . ~’ ":2". i.":i-'.-'3~":3.:';2?- h:,,i’e:;i: ggd ‘ ‘Mt-Jimmie 5.. 2T“. Eifsaﬂlixlitii-ixt-i...‘ .51..» u was “M63”; 5r ram" it m - . .,- t ' " . < * ' ‘ e "e > . . : I I Hxlﬂiqsplzfy: ii.f~ and 1' love mv lllFCflfld. but she vi tixe l0. fa. and d°““,“*9.““.° E‘ AmeLL" early, when we returned. remain- ’ u “~ i iliﬂti .i ‘cimcuszs about J‘ no; w . ‘ - 1 . _ . . inlz in the car for u while to talk ~93" ' i i T "n and tell h - . . . v- -. ‘m’ I can ‘hall hin like a. s0"'l'l at dirt? m tgvcttiienv lbw-RS °Y°Y “ml “he >'°"“¢" m“ m.“ - ‘i ' ‘ ‘ha: nrwi o‘ a QM“? and m5"? <1 I -“". W517‘ “ml 5MP " QO-lv-l-Iﬂ-ldl -11~1'no; too closelw-Rfibs cur 1121C‘! r- I shwld "any be lumm“ m“ page \ . .. r~ .. . .1 mc. icr to no!‘ C/l ' v is. I more para ~ than iclls ing‘ mlmy u; the 1am Supmy for already there's been “a new day is l NI. R. |llllc l\'l$i!0l"5 u uie James cant. ‘ 1mm the realm min A 2.6m, “mun m" James says: “iCongle Ellen, ‘ . _ so“ i to th l. l . ~ 5 .,- . I . th’ ‘t b th t n t mom- d: : an ion of modem morali": this letter hit: ihr- V hlmﬁhe saidcazigcsglndowttwiagzuifgilg §‘1;f.,."'ffc§:_b1§g iliridﬁjoon yguﬂllfandi hi-lzaylﬁ msrnitiz m! e i l inn hale an eye rm antrlicr tirmar-s husba d ' =— ' - .1. -- ~ i. . i‘ ‘.- ' ‘ n c "u c ° ‘m’ ' . ' __ _ - l. , . . h p ,_ . ri in h... cal attn~..i.ii.. 'llll.~i lb no nld-lme 59g Amour) whom were Until to night Diary Good t} , . ' ’ F ~ a d: bu‘. liars i: a tank fcrr ihitf time for rtgrery it l is n . , - ..' i,‘ Z = lmornin" 1n h,‘ n h, _ __ I ‘_ .‘ ‘lever a cr,t\\o llll/Bficilflll s, tatols, Jaime, '~' . i‘. , _ ‘ m . out and ..o l.\ with he. rieo- Al L.l:..li:l lS sealed but the Jack- until h]; (- end b n. n l - a: ' ' . ‘-' 7°? TIFF» Crm vou beat it for sheer hcart- l horse is ours no iiiorc He is to hei to raise and Dgllilgalli‘: fgttlr 1:3?“ "' ' delivered at our n ' it tail l i‘ ' -- -‘ - :1 , eaics s ton on c._d member of the Btcwn family 1: ‘I i ' is‘- " -.. __A‘_________ ~_-_ LWHO H-i- thebnalungpup wasmore l, , ' ‘ "‘:-———~1———.- _ II -~.. -. . GQINIR 5 ' .; . . 5 - :- '_ PERFECTION SHORTCAKE i 3 cups once-sifted cake flour e‘ » 6 teaspoons baking powder : , 5r ‘fl teaspoon salt , 1-3 teaspoon grated nutmeg .. l-3 cub Bnanulntml sugar - 1-3 cup chilled shortening .

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_________i__ THREE DAINTY FASCINATORS AR. EINEXPENSIVEIAY “ADE

' To order pattern: Write’ or send above picture with vour name and address with 15 cents in coin or

mtamps ho Needlework Buree/u lChar ottetown Guardian. ~ Design No. i067

_Nnrne ”

The teacher had asked the class to name all the states. One small urc d ok

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rmut our back nndJnidl-itt to a me iersnamzn ‘stare: rﬁnis giqbeaoh ball with Grace and ohann. .

. B4 in aim l6 3 Wigs Sginch falrrb. lit ruf- fllnnz (Playsllit); 1 y 86-inch fabric tshorts.)

Send 20 cents for PATTERN. Print vour Name. Address and Style Nuynber plainly. Be sure to state sine vou

Mid: Patte Department the Chai-loigtleatown Grtziardian.

respon so qul ly and accurately that she d '

did very well. she said, I have

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And all u. wonder and a 5i

e re- Boldest of hearts that ever braved the sun, Took sanctuary within the holler ue, And sattlz a kindred soul out to his noc- Yet human at the ripe red of the- heart. —R0bert Browning.

TRIM AN “TIDDLY"

looking trim and "tlddly" is the sign of a good Wren, and girls in the Navy are expected to remain feminine and attractive, even though in uniform for the dura- tion. Hair is short cut softly t-oif- ed; nail polish neutral but manl- cures important; make-up is used in moderation.

ANCIIORS AWEIGII

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When the sailor on the bOW 0f a navy ship shouts “Anchors Aweigh.’ he doesn't mean what he actually says. The term is used as soon as the anchor is out of the water and cieaia. Another natitical

term "up and down" indicates when a cable is straight up and down, previous to the anchor

breaking on the ground.

BLACK RIBBON FIRST USED BY GUNNERS rd by) a

The black ribbon ties worn sailor are not mourninz for Nelson, as some versions have it. but a modern form of the ‘black scarf sailors used to tle ﬂrellnd their foreheads to prevent sweat

from running into their eyes when they were manning the Elmi-

MEDICAI. SUPPLIES REQUIRE WASTE PAPER

salvaged waste paper is helping to save the lives of Canadian sol- diers, airmen and sailors on the bnttlefronts ni‘ the world. accord- inlz to National Salvage Division. National War Services Depart-

ment. Ottawa. "Medical su lies require many new and a vanced packaging

methods in which reprocessed pop- er of nil types plays a. vitni role."

one salvage official stated. "Un- til and unless delivered to the combat zone in prime condition.

supplies for the forces may as well have never been manufactured.

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u u lill ﬂillllll llIYS Ill Ill III? 1f functional dtsturbanp make you feel nervoua, cranky, h strung, tlret weak and “dragged o -—nt auch imes-start n2 once try Lydia E. ..nkhsm'a Vegetable om- pound to re eve such aymptoma. Hersh n. product l at XIII-Pl NATURE. Follow label directions. inkhunfn Compound is worm tryiny! Made in Canada.

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Tweedemuir, widow of the former governor general In the library of her c ﬁll

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The W0man’s Realm

_ 0 lyric Love, half angel and halt‘ bit

Studying at Oxford University in England dur- ing their hard-earned leave periods. a group of Can-

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nife giving blood plasma _iour-» neys to the fronts in fibre shlppin|z| containers made from waste paper. Paper goes into the waterproof llILlIlSS oi crates for sterilizers, X-ray transformers, operating tab- les and litters.

"Waterproof bag-liners for all types or drugs. chemicals. pharma- ceuticals and surgical instruments are produced from waste paper- Bnndages, too. and surzical sponlzcs gauzes, cottons, and first aid dressings arrive at the battlefronts in packages from old newspapers, m azlnes. bags and corrulzated car board." the official added.

on Price Guzard- n as g a feature each ay- The questions are lhose which hay: reached ihe Wariiine Prices an Trade Board from housewives in this region. The answers are PW" vlded by the Board Readers- Per-- son; who have intelligent questionsi to ask on price conlrol lire invited to send them in ivritlnll in the Women's Regional Advisory Com- mittee of the War 'l'ime Prim! ans Trade Board.

do not sell any milk I would like to; make a sin-all quantity cl ouiner io. myself and my tielghbour. Would I have to collect. coupons from my ' What would I _d0 vilbn

ns Yes, you must collect omllnns for the butter you make . . . you should register as a producer of butter at your L; .- Rallﬁll Dd3lu

. report the amount of butter made and .2..." _. ..._..... 1o: the amount YOU. Wléil l0 nTBD for yourself . ii you sell to 51111‘ neighbour you must collect the coupons from her and turn them in to your Inna] Oﬂioe.

Q. we livr ca 1t io.-n and em- plov hired help during the summer months. ‘rntsu icn either iorget their ration books or bring them; with all the valid coupons removed,

Qu lloru and Answer! contgl will appear i“ The

and we have to feed tihem. iflow?oan I obtain sufficient eup- D195

A. Ifyouarezolmioemlplqvc man ibr more than 14 consecutive days. he should bring his ration book along . . . you should settl; this matter with him when yo. employ him. If he doesn't bring his‘ book containing the proper coupons‘. the farmer is under no obll atiori to serve rationed oommodites alt mealtime . . . where men are em-. ployed for less than 14 days, an ap- i plicatlon may be made to your locall ration board for transient labour‘ coupons . . . when this application is approved. coupons will be issued to cover the number or malls| served

guests of Lady read his books.

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We have one cow and as we '

umes collected by her husband, known ab!!! John Buchan to thousands of Canadians who M" In the above mulr is shown with. left, Flying Oﬂvaor

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D coupons a. t.“ rate ci one l COUDOX! 10'.‘ .' .

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MAGIC CHEESE BISCUITS

11/, "y" ﬂour I tbspn. shorten-

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