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Woman's Realm

L/Needlecraftz A JFOR THE HOME/

GOOD COMPANION!

Thr to make ready for a little girl's e-a V-neckcd Jumper that has it: own long sleeve Jacket to wear when the wind; blow, s little puff sleeve blouse with a Peter Pan Collar,

No. 2140 is out. in sizes 2, 4. 6 and 8. Size 4 jumpeiaand jacket requires 1% yards 54-inch; blouse. 1 yard 35-inch.

Send 20c for PATTERN, which includes complete sewing guide. Print your Name, Address and Style Number plainly, Be sure lo state size you wish. Include postal unit or zone number in your ad- dress.

Addrell Pltkrn Demtunnt, The Qisrlottetown Guard _

Pattern No, 2140

Address

City Province

This is also excellent for linoloums Burn the rags to prevent fires.

Q. What is an effective hctm remedy for toothaohe?

A. Try taking a fresh cabbage leaf and roll it witih the rolling pin to crush all the veins. hold it to the fire until it is as hot as can be borne. Tie it to the face before retiring.

Q. How can I remove chewing ' gum from a garment?

@l A. By rubbing tvith ‘pure lard,

By All!" Billie!’ and then applying a quantity of _ m - _. . _ soap, Follow by washing nitEr- "\$/:£4"?A'\%Q§A”g natcly with water and turpentine.

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Q. How can I take good care o! Varnislhhed floors?

A liub varnished floors aboi once a vrcck with a woolen cloth, Flowers would be a perfect 21ft vhf, in a 501111.01’), of one part lin- ‘in send to one's best girls parents wed oi} and one part turpentine. as a wedding anniversary present.

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Ellen a. Dim

By an Inland Farmer’! Wife

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Nothwithstsnding regular and concerned readings taken fiwn a glass at a cool house comer on io- cent nights before retiring, when, stars glittered ominously, and tho ' moonlight was cold, we have had no fmst yet at Alderlcn, at least none to inJure the potato top: or even the dahlias about the yard. It is the morning of a day that is sad, when I rise from my bed,‘ to say to James in a. listless toncl "The dahlias went last night" 1t is a sign for me that Summer with her clover and roses. and robins and yellow canaries, and poised

humming birds and much that was enchanting and of frequent sur- prise has slipped away from me to the land of past Summers. But our dahlia blossoms only ordinary in size, and of either the pink or a red shade, remained bright and pretty in today's sun. Indeed Jamie, who_much enjoys such pastimes, gathered bouquets of both to brighten dark corners of the house. "Yes, l'll remember" he nodded. stepping off happily "only long stems" and when I from a strange, sense of fitness would have kep:'

mingle the pink and the red with’

a "one will never hurt-besides

they grow side by side, don't they?" u O O

Karolyifs younger son, so she called up proudly to tell me, ate an arrowroot biscuit today. manag- ing it "all by himself" which was a neat accomplishment for one so

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young. small hands that can be so binding between husband and wife, and which hold so much des- tiny there, are awkward members of the body at first. Then too, there was a grave danger of the child choking. It was just as well for

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DOROTHY 01x SA rs-

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Clubs FZTAgea

- English llarlly And Joan ldoa Should Bo Adopted In ll. S.

‘There is no other problem that is more complicated or more filled with heartaches and headaches than how to secure a comfortable and happy life for old parents, without jeopardizing the well-being of young people.

5o many different factors come into the matter. On the one hand, there is the sense of duty we feel to our mothers and fathers; there is our pity for the helplessness of age; there is the love and grati- tude for the years of devotion that have been given us.

And, on the other hand, there are the new Obllkations and the new loyalties to wife and hus- band and children that young people have taken upon themselves; the desire that every married couple who love each other feel to have their home

the bitter knowledge that when

door, even as the old people enter it.

The old parents are not to blame for this. not change the manners and characteristics lifetime in forming, and that. they cannot re

It. is lust that they can» that they have spent a alize that their middle-

each color in its own vase, he must -

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It in not unusual to h!" "l!" individuals with a 1am level!" accused of having a tapeworm- 1W‘ accusation is Nceived in I°°§ P!" by most. of these lean individuals, who state that after feeding the tapeworm, they have to eat tlheir own meal; hence the 12189 535mm‘ of food eaten.

That a tapeworm can cause that formerly fatal disease. pernicious

cause is now known. 5° ma‘ “n” the removal of the tBWWWm m‘ blood must be built up w Hormel- ln simple anemia. there is n0 N- duction in the number of red 001'- puscles in the blood. but h reduc- tion ln the amount of hemoBlfitbln (m...) in these red corpusvlse- I" pernicious anemia there is not ‘only a reduction in lihe amount of heqnoglObin in the red corpuscle: but also a reduction in the numbor of rel-l corpuscies.

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James’ peace of mind, that its had. been unaware of this initial pcr- '

lormance and heard it for the first at day's end. in his old afm chair "You tell her. Ellen“ he advised me "to he very careful. Remember he's toniy got three teeth yet to cncw with!" James had been in the ficld tlvith the other men at the last of the grain-cutting, and tonight that Ipart of our harvesting is complcte.

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it made the old people happy. but

For they are too old to be transplanted, or to learn new

different environment. cize and interfere, they bombs under their child

are miser- ren's door-

peace and independence and society

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To millions of o of refuge for whic the tip and organ ity and hard-to-get-along-uiith ing to do and nowhere to go.

Happy days will come a Darby and Joan club instead

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Q. Where should one introduce friend: when meeting them in the theater?

A- D0 not bry to introduce. friends ‘rn a crowded aisle. If neces sary to make introductions, make them in the lobby or wait until you are seated. Evan then. two persons who are seated some distance from each other should not duced.

Q- When a hostess has arrang- ed for some kind of game or err tertainment, is it permissible for l i guest to ask to be excused?

A. Never; i-t is very dlscourt- wus to do so.

Q. Is it all right for a man, in the back seat of a car with two women. to sit. between them? A. Yrs.

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The Stars Say -

By GENEVIEVE KEMBLI F01’ Frill)’. September l2

THE utrar indications point to the definite and concentrated mar- shaillng of all the forcea, ingenuity and lklll in the hold conditions in the groove of prosperity and productivencsl. Such seems to be under a baneful r1118. possibly due to bad manage- lmcnt, wasteful. lax or extravagant tactics, in which the feeling; or emotions run away with better Judmnent. The setting aside of false notions or inflationary ideal moy have to be rigidly subjected to calm, prudent and well-organised Pllnl. Pushed with acumen and de- termination. Laoting security and far-seeing conduct of current coa- ditlonc. Pause and consider well. ‘Ilhole whose birthday it is may up against a critic- ll condition. in which falle moves oi- inflationary ideas or over-acting, may have plunged matters into wasteful. untouchable and extrav- agant unpule. It may require moot practical and conotructiva attack with all farce: and talents marsh- alled on breaking up a hunrdoul condition, affecting funds. credit, reputation and integrit . This rigid onslaught mun be reftrided on a clear understanding of the blookodl situation, followed by wise coumehl shrewd manipulation, pllll deter» mination and round judgment. is stability and ooouritw for the future | l

be tho lnue. It will be demonstra- ted that tho energies and initiative m. highly stipulated.

A diild born on this day has rpiendld qualities for attacking dif-

flcultlu and strum in life.

_ ything that w happiness than such a movement as t

1d DEODIe the Darby and Joan club h they Will than

Rain when Mothe of going to live with their children.

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cluttered homes, and r P's and Q's to get

ieves the young people of the extra

to shoulder their own loads.

ill do more to promote peace and his, for it will prevent the family s and break up so many homes.

s will be temples k God on their knees. Let's take

try. For much of the irritabil- of old people is just having noth- r and Father join the

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By Roberta Leo Ink Shaina on Fabric;

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Keep on hand for removing ink stains from white fabrics a solu- tion cf 1 cunce each of sal am- mOniac and salts of tartar. Place in a quart bottle half full of water and shake well then fill bottle with water, shake again, and cork. Soak tihe material in this solution and then launder.

Cake Batter

When the batter for the seems too heavy with flour, add bcaten egg gradually until you hate the right consistency. Never add milk. 8s it is apt to toughen the texture.

cake

Nailing in Plaster

To prevent the plaster in a wall from ahipping when driving a nail into ‘rt. first heat the nail and it will go Lhrouglh smoothly.

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DISCARD BROKEN PIECES

It is a good idea to discard all broken, cracked or disfigured ar- ticles in your home. Add fresh lamp shades on your small lamps until you can replace them with taller more adequate pieces. These shades may all be the same typo or color. The size will depend on the size of the lllflpl. It is feas- ible. sometimes, to raise an st- tractive lamp hue by placing it on a block of wood which has been painted to harmonize, or is espec- lally interesting in grain, and b suitable to the room.

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Murphy of Boston discovered that liver and, later. lrver extract could increase the number of red corp- uscles Ln the b10111 “d “l” m‘ crease the amount of helnoflbb"! in these corpuscles.

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pldium or other drug before lvci‘ land other blood-building foods can

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and hemoglobin. It is at this CTlLl- ,cal time when the tapeworm h" lbccn removed that the “W31 per‘ nlclous anemia tretalment must be "strictly'" followed. as getting rid or the tap€wohm does not cure P9P‘

part of the treatment of pernicioul anemia.

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What are the foods that "must" be eaten to control Pemlcmus ‘mfi mi-a? t

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