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Social and Personal I Fashions r Literature»

(Dorothy Duix Says-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Woman's Re aim Living s» Leisure‘

The Woman's Realm

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A Job Only You Can Do

Price Control Questions

Lenten Meditation

l From The Times. London i

T0 GET UP in ihe llillllllﬁ? !

STRANGE THINGS PROBABLE IF

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DOES CHRISTIANITY WORK l‘ APRIL INVITATION low n. bit of the some ruching on And “ma” W Don't it feel ‘zwmdke 13mg "l-king holeswinum . . - -_- the culls a your llos mitt-l. WOMEN SHUN H 6*"! ' '1 “mm ‘ ' .{°“ “l!” m“ , Join; all): wBuptl-slly wagon: “Ho, Lie-a-Beddwget up! get 31f! i. a M. m ______i 2:04P“. gturdfélmrrlgil-umlsvsdlllmu; m be. drilled, dldn you? ; esus a e u queslou a u t w gm - - [long wars on cc - —-—— .. u..- MeSill-ihﬁlllil u. “is. no» rm $33 Sruymll .3. .......E1.".s sh. s13... tomdnmiel l§"...i°1l§.iu§§’ille “lfttéﬁ col-WI will 3on1» Theo-urem- . Shop Workers Will Revolt At Return To lug-ragga’, omhmudumw u». society _--Priacilla. you m... ' '- . l a l-UIYCLV answer. Jesus suuuiy Doull. i cup a; the henqme and edge o; the ls a regula feature esch day. The . I “mm” “ma, “um, ma, to have dropper: your pnintinl. your “I i ‘d w m5 5W“ “1‘“"*°""'='“ ‘mu shew ‘rThe surf is s. daffodil. sleeves into o. border oi harmonizin qwmm“ n‘ "m" which My’ Kltchen But N atur e I ep n with ooisonousfood 551181118- Mid 5'0"!‘ Dilillo practice. In ' gziuﬁggf“g‘l‘lum°ff.. fgiutisulmillcilloﬁﬁ lHOW can vou lie so still!" solid color crepe. way c5 “bill-swig? °i.»L1.°-°ll=."lll I mm Mplelyou m“ w’ wellington”: factlhylll: don't Bean w muble om l - ‘“" ' . ' - ' i ker at my sill. "working" rirlts is ver in - n ° - Molt!!! Ollt Will’ W!» l“ P "n" . misﬁt wlllllﬂiwu we HM lhwus“ .S°°’d°' “ n ca u huh the m: p y ‘p’ g "I" “I'm” "‘° """°" '“'° ‘m’ A am t Miss Keliems. who is the head of a bio manufacturing andspsrklethatia htfuily yours. ﬁr. Priscilla 4m. ma. What's the m, we pmuesbc, o, m, Ow“ mum he ,So I rose an f0 owed up vlded by the Board. Resonating: compfggf u gm?‘ ﬁryhégvgellelgattlglswgﬁrgvgwﬂﬁleglélizof sand klgéhvoﬂr ﬁgﬂilrllléllﬁbyly and splegincttlpénvriotihéhe o; l; ‘u’ new rm engaged?

must weigh the evidence; the test was to beqlr-agrllullc. _ '.i.‘ile Villlliit) bl the Cilrlstilirl ai-

Irishes should not be fertilized with

ill. lThe summit is a lovely P1!“ manure or with vegetable matter of

iﬁullg all about with blossom-lace,

ha lntellllcnt one!!!“ iv rill: control arc lnvlloll Pr...» in wrlllnl

u, "M the duration to the Women's‘111l°_

the a eacelul lit e picnic by compa n. l’ I ‘We: are no longer dealing with drooping lilies, she says. ‘We a:

Beans. the email. purely vegetable Isn- tlve pills that work on stomach. liver bile.

upper and lower

For a peppler. tomorrow. t Bile Beans tonight and prove for yours: f their amazingly gentle action. Made in

any kind These create an acid soil condition that destroys these plants.‘ Bone meal one. potash are the best

ﬁrlnaticlls .ll..y u; rulunzsiy rusted. Wlih ypink Prob HD1919 and W111“ There ls tile ftst ul lrulil. ul ihstory, ; wLid plum.

, e Reginald Advisory Comaiidtgogggfzi tam“; o1 healthy, clear-eyed young women, arrayaed tn overalls, expertly and of rchglcus cxpczlcllcc. but, llu ;Anrl so I know that Spring has w

Wei-time Prim ""1 , nh dlin h thes." And. she might chapw" ““"“'“"°"1,F,,'$§‘°,§§§{",n have addsgldllilgtillfggrcllffasirollwtllaporikletbogkselllvvhh more money in them ri t - "s". Be

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1 f l ' -i a)’ v d d ‘ » , _ fertilizers to us As farmer. l . ., a ' i , ﬁheLuﬁlllrlllalc-llllil llllinislillilﬂ gléazrllllftilc: lT-hoig? gm a "lament, 1 had my n-—- the habitaof using ammunition t0 511511111917 We‘ m‘ ‘ a (gaﬁaﬁflfﬁ; °1,,',',,1,tk1"{§,,'§“l§,°tl§§'k1,§’§ rEngian erhniiiion boxeesoidyeariy. i Docs Clilﬂailiiillly wurktbett Does it I fears; 1 m ‘One yard of bright rlbbgn can shoot crowshcaln I still glft it under , r - ' women out o’ homes arid m“; t? “b agnqltiolrraltlep-oplllgﬁyébn : mi"? m?" m“ “°‘“~" ’~'l"“""' wh nlouso wear n8 l" OW- eve a flew look to n ld b h, the new ra onbs P0 Cy mries, so much as the ure o t e pay ' . o tier as now-ll ovum»? [Ohms m. elllullrs OIl 1m cars m f. lgloake a Pleated ninwlleelool thlemllb- Akllets pfrovldedtlgoillvcanlzllriilﬁica envelope. --- ~--- itl‘ tliiLllldll m. _ '. c l v .- ‘ d 1 “l. M’ 1n“, n t _ . 1' o e559“ _ - -- - - flu-l" eXpt nun‘ u fitrllflllll; some ]“m:.l,,,,l,),},,',._“‘ l U up like aandhovlllgeelsggw ilfuethi-lbitlolflis fietle lsilllcitlxsiacure the endorsed approv- DOMESTIC REVOLUTION ghalllzhlil" aléYLlA-Xcrlhlcliﬁi; lﬁfltgrillllg; iwl-iglglad pasi in his winter over- then fasten it onio your suit lapg] ai cf your Rattiollmﬂrléﬂlml-Ped w L _ h ‘huh about u can m ~ l- ~ r , c w l ' ' - "e uucounng m rebut," w awn.‘ coati “m, the brooch a iQenrliillrsilxlllgpdoeglftepay gis rent? doﬁhlt lilllallnghe greatest 011M186 "l" _ Nothing so Attracuve l“ Plant”

But new green grass is everywhere

(°‘l°“"11'3"' “h” h“ “w” ‘lam. me lTho iriililltil flaus are all unfurled, i A The rental regulations do not the war is going to bring ubmélggeglll: in a Room

Now that nylon and silk hose are

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llliiriic‘.l.L'Ll m lllr rtluluclil-r- of us" —Mnllou Doyle. giﬁdcaéeérgf atllle gangs you hays on if-illcwrbr-Elulgingmh Smgglcstagzizgg ‘£2; rfgllllnzhglllzaxgzegrm“$355395 an: gn- ALL-BRAN SUPPER PANCAKES

lb-Wliiiiii. ruuul ll. iiiYliilf orlglll. —-if ‘ - e eW sugges ons ‘ ‘~~ d they i

nor-Lily lll1s;s‘lol'.cellll<lll.:s Liorl-plvi-n Stuttcrers are unfit for combat which will help' Cut your toenaihyliakt?‘3ct1011_t°‘i31'i31'f¢‘ 1115 T181135 1-“ Aglillélgnggeﬂloglzglvgil ‘gig? egg) are 3 ens

author-u 0i Lhc- ifLllli oi such Al‘ ‘military serviccs because their at least once a week, so you wonthe I11" “P191” Vlellm“ 0M9“ "m" 88mm a ‘mm out o; doll]; a, vltsl 1 1.3 w mm;

mlmm” “"11 “"11 n‘ desire lspwch l‘ "W311" a Symmm“ °r a“ push lhrmlgh the m“ °1 7°11‘ 11°5°»1lnw ﬁled Indqt-heh wordslhe i281; part in a biz lob instead of a small 3 cups four

d mm" ‘ ""¢°"1Y""= ‘"“"'°“5 °°“d"l°“- If m“ backs °l "m" M915 "e Fmlgh- “M” “i” u" B‘ t e m“ a’ w chore, and who find that it is far mole 2 tablespoons bakinﬂ powder

of the province to have the tenant

evicted exciting and interestinif to work in

crowds than it is alone at home. are nut 80mg ham; to their gas ranges and their perarrlbulator pushinﬂ-

They have tasted blood and a bread

“i. "i.““ iii‘ ‘"1 ‘i"‘“°' ‘insy lave uevelopeo sinus or whic t ey n° 11°" ‘ sessed.‘ The have performed labor that they did Ml 11mm‘ 3113'- giley could do. T e have had their own money that they could e961: HS x e? liked. And {hey cannot see themselves returninglto whsedlleﬂghopraarrg out of their husbands, or s their time sweep nil 811 0 -

i 1-2 teaspoons salt

1-2 teaspoon dry mustard

1-3 cup melted shortening

l cup All-Bran

l5 thin slices cheese

Beat e888. add milk and mix well. Sift Lour with baking powder, salt and mustard; add to first mixture, stirring until flour disappears. Add melted and, cooled shortening and All-Bran. Dip cheese slices in bat- ter and bake on hot griddle, tum-

use a pumice stone on them and then rub in hand lotion to prevent ___

HCOClOS; friction And don't tuck .

your legs under a chair. which gen- No, ' yet a complete endorsement of

h” "°"'h edge“ Fm“ °""~"° the short skirt with full-blown for- mal decoliete. but an increase in

the number oi this minority fash- ion and a great many more short, iacv or sheer or embroidered dress- es intended for formal use. Ankle- length skits again make another

proill. ’l‘1\¢-\' \\l.l be lilljil‘ y bi filf- l, ..1..i‘. lulu f‘lll‘('il\'€‘il(‘§S\ liil’ Cilihﬂli . JllU llliillcuce.

HINTS 0N ETIQUETTE w > needs-ills sense ion, his bewilder-

Do not be offends: ii you are working in an office and the boss docs no: introduce vou to his rc- ii nnci evil, his need iiatives or personal friends who drop . zor rhuu ills oun in on business or to visit It is not as u- .~ Lillil (ilsupprllllf- ‘necessary, as vou may never see illfelli .ilifl b i\'(‘illf'lii1 ills Jilin; mom again. Just co quietly oll with alter .1 boiirr and i'l<‘llL'l' llii, ._\'Olil‘ work.

of gzlliz. ul ll‘

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SHORT FORMAL GOWN I-IAS STYLE INTEREST NEW YORK —Style observers are lnterestazi in the short formal dress

“ding GROW PLANTS INDOOR!

g. Fuss‘- w-,-=,,,_¢.,,,...._, ,

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tilesc IlOUKlS are l‘t'lt.‘\'liill lo plan's! ______ and what ha _

r@lls.on_ and ill fact lie flnris llli11 l You can retrirn last year's sailor er lHClUlQGIIIIICaBY to ‘they sthlolrtt’ 2:331 Zrllhslhlllslihtlégokllllllggss gscllgesltlin; scrubbing and dusthng’ 13“; Isllllﬁlrlllgllgutllhlgﬁbabﬁeiwfl Never again! It 111B Only 0M6- “Pm”! brmmm" ‘Wm '° mm?“

when be llilS up llln‘ soul ro _c.od ‘most offewlvelv I)'_ using a douile dress is evident- this season in the successop lo the V...) wide skirt Nlolt; folr ﬁll/ﬁlth‘! 8111118811136 very Welhmaybe in the line of progress. Yield: 1-5 cakes (5 1-1 1M1,” 1n as living flowers and plants grow.

“Fmce” 111' ‘or hell‘ ‘sflisulfdly 1F°W 01 dmml SW55 Yuchlng‘ ~’\“d macllcﬂny every zood colcction. in- and adored by the vounc Ankle ﬁnvieredhot for conglittle catch that Nature throws into the lan. For diameter) 1H8 1n Ilroﬂlslon-

§,“°{};,.1f,‘.“..ll‘,‘ ‘,,‘l'“,,‘,‘f"“ ,‘?.‘,’.,f,“r,,,§ﬁ}'s ‘TLLQQQL59-1“}P‘"iﬂ£1i.*‘1l5@mb1@ 100k» “M1118 the °QI1Q§ETB Hf 111st sewn- lengths are for young only that wll; old dame has ordained that there shall be love, an matinii. —-— r ~ __ , Gwwms Plants in e room en

niln More” uospiv iarh. O of ills ' ‘ "‘“ — —_“ and babies. and the rearing of families, and the building of homes. and neelilimiorollgedl u t sharply-id agjflats livlnz pictures-the more charming ' she has wished that job off-on women. “Not so- niuchﬂheziéﬂ “eon, the lgrelgalige, oils)Jgggmgrpghéllsfnpicggi-g:

neighbour": need. more sensitive to _ men's uurporafe iiilli-lrf‘, more roiidl’. 1' and determined to dedicate himself 1 to the service of his fellow-nlerl? What the world has always need- kri is a rl-l ion uillcil works: which proves i i capable of recreating filo llfo of illf‘ lilillYltllhil. illlfl so fli_ roxidiu" the dyullmlc yvillvh wiili ' wilnlc- lllf‘ of luau. _ "in religion claims in be able to . . and lusiory shows that illf‘ clninl is well-founded. bnlv lil the innumerable lives which in their measure have been a reflec- tion of flu- lif» of Christ. Christian- li\' has ref, however, lo show its power w regenerate- the totality oi man's corporate life; but at its cart lies the conviction that within t is to be found the spirit, the ii- iulrliuzltlon. and the creative vital- ity wilich will lend the human race to peace and true progress. This certainty is based not only upon what has already been achieved, nor upon the Christian's own deepest intuitions, but upon the belief that God has a purpose of love for I-Iis world, and that His Purpose has bofn made nlnin in the life and lGilClllll‘! of Him who said "1, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me."

IIOMEBIADE BATH MITTS

Scrap towclling will make a bath mitt with palm pocket to hold a cake of that delicately fragrant soap you use to take your daily dip. The “whipped cream lather" will ooze though the cloth. and behold, the soap ls aiwrrvs Willi you. Cut your pattern by drawing outline of hand on a sheet of paper. Incidentally, if you blunkefstitch the mittens all around the edges with a gay color- fast yarn, they make an attractive, useful and inexpensive gift

DAYS-OF-TIIEJVEEK TOWELS

News! cuiclown over 50% in RAYONS!

NEW IMPROVED lUX saves precious e-l-a-s-i-i-c-i-i-y _cuts down runs

OVER 50% 5/0/27 é

DESIGN N0. M0

'f‘hi.< busy little miss has every dzlv ﬁlled with gainful occupation. Those designs embroidered on our towels will arid color to the kitc en. Hot iron il-nllsfrr bottom No. 640 wntains seven motifs measuring about 5 by 7 inches each with com- plete instructions.

To order pattern write or send above picture with your name and address wif.ll l5 cents in coin or. stamps to Needlework Bureau. Charlottetown Guardian,

Needlework Department, Charlottetown Guardian

Design No. 640 NAME - — - - _ _ ._ _ _. _ BTREEI‘ ADDRESS - — — - —

OITY--—-----__

showed:

i.UX in the new

PRiOVINCE—---___-

FAMOUS rest iaboralory made exhaustive tests -— repeatedly washing rayon stockings, then stretch- tesring them on on almost human ms- chine which strains and pulls stockings the way you do in actual wear. Results

Luxlng em down runs over 50%|

Stockings washed with a strong losp, or rubbed with cake soap and rested on this machine popped runs much sooner. Tests on cotton showed similar results.

join the Lux Daily Dippers- and save the elasticity of your stockings. Di p them in Luz every night right after you tslre them off. Dry rsyons thoroughly.

Ask oi your store for NEW improved

MORE for your money

BIGGER poelrogo_

COSMIC URGE FOB. HOMES WILL CONTINUE

Of course, here and there o. husky young welder or aviatrix may Hy that she prefers a blow torch to orange blossoms. or a flying fortress tols cradle. but the great majority of women are still going to have t e cosm c urge for husbands and children and homes. How babies and bombs are to be mltliﬁtlt,‘ andﬂhown wongggyis tolgsuén a tank with one hand and make a pe Wi l T5 0 18f, lS any S -

So far none of us have seen this miracle successfully performed. On the contrary, we have observed that those venturesome ladies who lag.- tompted it have mostly landed in the divorce court, and that their ch l z ren seldom grew up to be any adornment to the human race- For 110 even the most ingenius of our inventors has ever been able to ldevise a self-running home, nor has any chemist ever been able to evo ve from his test tubes o. synthetic mother who was just as good as the real ti;

It is sadl true that being s. wife and mother and making a com o - able home ta es all the time and energy and brains that spy woman ossesses. Also. it is sadly true that she has to work her mag‘ c ‘more q: ess alone in her own house. She cant do it in a crowd. an s e can‘ do it by ﬁts and starts when she isnt busy at something else. hArld s e has to give her whole mind to it. not half a lobe of h€r brain to er fam- ily and the balance of her gray matter to her lob.

MOTHER MUST BE CHEF. DOCTOR. JUDGE

Sh; has w he Bally-on-the-spot u; pick up the baby when it falls and kiss the hurt and make it well; to give a cheerful welcome to her husband when he comes home tired at night and boost his morale. She has to have as many eyes as Argus to watch what her adolescent boys and girls are doing and turn them back when they start to sirayl" - 5119 1185 l" be a chef, and a commissary department, and s. fudge. an a doctor. and Heaven knows what else, besides. And there is nobody who can take her place. Nobody who can sub for her. The old rhyme used to ask: “When Adam delved and Eve span. who then was the gentleman?" Our modern problem tops that. and well may we ask: Who is going to be mother if women refuse to go into the kitchen and the nursery? Are we to be herded in barracks. with no more priv- acy than Irvin Cobb's gold fish in a bowl? Ls home cooking to be a lost art, and the cookies and the doughnuts just a nostalgic memory of our childhood? Are husbands going to be afraid to bawl out their wives who are better men than they are? Will the stork only deliver children of school age. big enough to take care of themselves? Who knows? Strange things are bound to happen if Women on m_as_se_f9_rsake the kitchenjlgd, the nursery. _, hot and strong. Jane brightened quickly as she sipped it

Darbley , Certainly. You ll be all right now. Get to bed and rest. I'll look in to see you to-morrow."

About to take his leave. Doctor

With Dover Between

sudden thought. “By the

way, Miss Whenbowne. he said. be

"I lieve

By our uncle has some chickens. Tell im heﬁubetter ptutbe padflockkoll: ‘em, or e won’ sae a here‘. I don‘ know what Ei-swioh l! _ comn "

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to.

Whie the Vicar defended the honesty of his flock against the charges preferred hi! the DWWY. the girl rose. _

“Doctor Darbley is right.’ she de- clared. "I feel quite t pow. and reall desperately hungry l offered to get a cor to take her back to Capelfern. but 811B would have none of it. “Except that I don't feel I want to meet any- body, I am quite ready for that very short walk, and I can easil dodge the village by 801118 throll! the wood."

“We should like to you. if we may." Lorbrook said. . "That's kind of you. I should like it. Uncle may be a little over-now- ering. and you can save me from

ills solicitude."

CHAPTER. XIV

LORBROOK l5 INTERESTED IN CHICKENS

Any further conversation was cut short by the return of the Vicar with the doctor. Benny and Bill Lorbrok strolled into the porch in deference to the doctor, as Lcfevre fussed in. “And how is the little lady flow?" the Vicar asked bri htly.

“ eellllg very much a fraud for allowing you to brin the doctor," Jane answered. “Realy, now my limbs have got used to being un- buulld, and my tongue ilus gone back t0 something like its normal;

size. I think that all I no d is a really hot drink and some sleep." i F“ a whue the “u” walked m

"Good." Th- Vicar clr pea hlsiiilence. Bill was thoughtful. As ..beds,de~. magma‘ ‘lllll 25'0" have £543; approached the house.he asked,

some hot coffee ready. I have a r- . seem!“ mﬂmsequence: cola“), hem“ He opened a 5%" ‘Has your uncle lost any of his

chickens, Miss Whenbawne?" lhlllillzllrérqbgllri be“; “it “lair-ﬁling? ‘m’ ‘med °“ mm ‘hmwy’ Darbic

J

y" 1l“"‘fi l '"""l.:"=l':°". "Cer ainly. Nothing better 1h the '°° " m“ "° ‘° “ ' circumstances." a swered Doctor m” “m ‘Yytflfwtfes hm‘ m ' Darbiey. a red-faced, pudding of a but It smug“?! a m“! 90° man, who looked as if he would be imp" “m” l‘ a" A5 l“ u c I l," ma“, at home on horseback ens are concerned he is as BBS“; sasi than in his consuiing room. “Miss Dr- Daml" appeals w be- I" 8° '

whenbaw Ls .1 u, 1 “d he's very absent-minded about shock, cmgeanmslll er ‘mm gum almost everything except his re-

179 . ger offer missing her breakfast this 599"“ wwk"

come with

momlnsg- Benny, too, was ‘puzzled. "What's -- th idea?" he ske . "Are we ing Not a very Bgeagldllardshlp‘ afger the viiiagae constableb jogo"

surely Doctor,“ Jan “Oh. yes it is. lf you live here- abouts. This mixture of res and country air gives everyone a mighty appetite. Must look after the tum- my,you know. If that's right. oil's right." Apparently he for 0t he hail

"No." Bill answered. "But in total war even chickens have a part to

l . pay CHAPTER. XV BACK TO Till VIOAB

_ a LEVER r-snnum

looked at her. "Yes. yes‘

Dorbley appeared to be struck by i! '

coast." the landlord said. "lt old flshermarfs dish."

"Quite an interesting bit of his- tory behind it," Bleeson went on. "Years ago when the ﬁshing was done from smacks, it was not un- usual for two or three hundred to be working from one port, Ram- bury, for example. They were a a: ty hardy lot. with appetites that

k some satisfying. especially the app_r ntices. Meit,_o_f__ course, was

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Z Nowamrlg todry (an housed nghl liter shaving

S. instantly sfo sperspuazlon for I to 3 days revenrs odor.

l» A pure. white. greaseless. stainless vanishing cream.

S. Awarded Appmval Seal oi American fnsrrrureoi ponder-

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and graceful ivy are but two o! the many possibilities for bringing nature's beauty indoors to be en- ioyed constantly.

There is something about any growing plant material that gives atmosphere to a room as nothing else can. Decorators for years have done their best to develop some artificial plant or flower that would take the place of the real, but a healthy ten-cent fern still has more charm than a thousand dollars’ worth of imitation.

Simple bowls, jars and dishes which you may have at hand males excellent contains for most in- ioor plants.

Tr» plants that will endure most

‘or you in the way of dry atmos. lhere. sudden changes in temps“. MR. In. dust and general neglect are foliage plants. If you give them perfect core. all will bloom for _ you, but even if you neglect them, -they will live a long time and be ‘more attractive than any artificial I liant you can buy. . Our ill-page booklet is full od lruggestions for ” sing plants of various kinds to beautify the homo -with directions for their care. It is a simple manual that will show the homemaker how to grow in- door plants-flowering or foliage- ahe year round.

I Sella 15c Ill collls w: your cop, of "Making Plants and Flowen |Grcw In doors" to the Charlotte

town Guardian Hume Service, Ad dress. Be sure to write plainly you: name. address and the name o booklet.

Name

Street Address

l Cit! Province

Needl

OF COURSE YOU NEED BLOU$E$ Both Uresammrer and '1‘ ‘ ored Type

blouses and more blouses —that's sure to be your crying need in Ihis year Wiixill suns play MlCll iln im- portant part in our lives, allu jilllip- ers are so popuar. riere ale three nappy suggestions for your JIOUSE wardrobe, and u.’ of them (the tailoirec. types; come in one pattern. For the overblouse with the draped waistline, order Pattern No. 2525.

Qt-yle No 2525 is designed for sires l2. l4, l6. 18. 20. 36, 38. 4o 42. 44, 46 and 48. Biro 86 requires 1 7-8 yards 30-inch fabric.

Btyle No. 2599 is designed for sizes 14 l6, l8, 20. 36. 3B, 40, 42 and 44. i-lize 36 requires 2 1-4 yards 39-inch fabric for blouse with long sieevel; 01' 3 ylfdl 39-inch with 1- 1-2 ylﬂls lace edslnlr for the short sleeved style

56M twenty cente fur pattern. WHO your name. Moms and style number. Ba sun w ‘bk “"10"

been about to prescribe. tu ned "l!"

‘° ‘he Vi?“ "T°"‘.“'¥ °1e°“"r“K-" n53 vlllllcghlzltrellh’ l-Ilgpvsgiygilllalnl

gﬁlcizlﬁ agsgfgelilifiy fmmndognmlg and beautifully cooked. There were I

1-» w» '.°.“‘€§.§“"°.i" o::.l:r.="‘ .- m "o"- l’..efevre's pouched lips betokened d,“ l’ g, h k1?“ a ,9 chm‘: w

doubt. "Lost a dozen! I-low can you ma a Ye ° mu h bemlrptha do me c“,

be certain, Your fowls run all over cook, 0F“ at," . “ ""1""

‘he 9mm‘ I M“ “mm” W“ 1mm" Bleeson a nlogized for The gose- it“

to fifty, how many ou have. Phil- be" um ‘ﬁg, followed "74"!" "Qlnlll-Y

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"Imagine, how me flavour of ling- lisn Cheddar must strike a mnn who has not tasted it in years." “Don't ask me?" Bleesrn replleo "People can get used to lzninc with.- out favourite dishes. Even without

letting my birds clean it for him.‘ Bill Lorbrook put his nose in at the door.

"If you don't mind. gentlemen

hadn't we better are about getting Miss Whenbawne home?" The coffss Lsfsvrs produced was

t be f d l. d on :::~*......'.r:..--=""- l" “_“" .

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