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officials in the studying American railroading

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"Do you believe there 1s a. devil?“ 011p asked the other nervously. ‘en no!" answered other t lh conviction. "It's like Santa (71. s~il's your father.”

little girls walking home Sunday school were dls_ the Bible story they had

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Tlucugh long war years Britons toward the, the shops would have rcsscs and suits in a wide choice to satisfy their many needs. Dur- ing tires.- hard years onesixth of the pic-Iwzvr textile labour force

,~. g;~;~.¢__ clothed the entire civilian popula-

Wh a in an eye thou art alive lion, with the aid of existing

uizh fazc! stocks-und a tremendous amount

~ —J0hn Keats. of mending and patching. Now

these stock piles have been used up and Britons grow daily more

They hoped for-an increase in

, _.__ clot-hing rations. Instead they ' E Haul stems should be recently received a. double blow; crushed or up for a few inches simultaneously with news of fur_

ther cuts in their food ration they their current supply of clothing coupons would have to last a month longer than originally

confect-ioners’ can be used measure for measure to replace granulated su- gar in puddings, pies and custards.

Sltxteen miles of telephone wire ' e laid over veiy rough wooded ' in six minujps by the Army bi‘ ‘Willi’: the wire out from an

improve its railrcwd systems after the war and has a commission of l4 rail- wnv engineers and administ-rntivs United States

What s "wrung with this sen- Completely ester-min. l -_ n. nun some lilrec ates llcﬂhugs. Cos)“

- roaches. Fleas, Silver-

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cooperative stores. or write Derpo

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Quecllons l Control Wlll Ian as a re The questions are those w reached the Wartime r Trade Board from 1m

NIIDIL The lags vlded by the Board sons who have ink to ask on price co

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'30 Pegihﬂ Possession How long “mice "lust I Alive the tenants? A. Under 1h affecting service

you give a three m vacate This no only after

Q We not to pay m At the same to sell at blac are they nllowcd to do this?

A N0 Person is allowed m s at prices above tih for whatever- article offering for sale. It t f>1e to make a black both a buyer and

ontifs notice

the date of discharg

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they may market

an? e “m1” in“ bmek market’ had been lonely and heartslck. and who was simply living for the praise gnftilguﬁrre ‘long Charged at ‘my she expected her husband to give her for the way she had carried on t t place yo" Should "W" in his absence. is hurt and angry and bewildered and doesn't know

it at once to the Regional 0 (ll the

A pindi of savory to scrambled eggs

‘Moist saop will take the itch out

of mosquito bites. The ancient Greeks

fumed food

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The temperature at which dried cllg is stored i5 extremely impor-

ant in saving flivour and cookin quality: stored at icmpcraiures be low whole egg retained quality characteristics for a year.

REGULAR \VA_;'>S__T . I NDUC E SLELTP

Rut-flier than depend upon mcdi cine

ing a. drugged. dull feeling, leari

The first of those ls itirniug ii

through routines.

the same

The exercise that you take be- sleep-

fore bedtime to induce mild walking. easy stretching o yzeuding. provided you don't ovcr l o

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mixed with malt or coffee substi

tute. strained vegetable or mea

broth. or hot herbal tea Massage helps and if you canl

siona]. irubbing alcohol. into tension spot ——particul'arly that spot ‘snarled With working tensions, th neck.

“WELCOME

ink 1n free. It is a reception de pot for R A F. prisoners of wa

lkefflllt and bearing the mirks o

privation. here make their first back into the lest of the mixture By Roberta L“ “F9 l0 79mm w 5°h°°14n h" m“ contact with home. For the first! Mm the Salt’ and cook mm thick, wxxvv lck~xv 1W9 Province 15 a V91; 800d Sig,“ time. perhaps in years, llhgy 11nd a‘ serve over not wast u a ambit that she should go. ortunate it luxurious hot bath. beds with or chill a/nd spread between layers Q Is it all right w drink an l‘ l“ mllrmls m“ Anmhef Pm“ snowy sheets. plenty of personal of wholewheat bread ' entire glass o soda lemonade or m" 1m‘ “n” l’ m‘ mmnm°“t d°e5 ,<@]'V]QQ_ They are Welcomed by é ' other Mreshment’ 6r is i,’ bétwr ma"? in roundabout and mysterious Squadron Ileader MacLeod. of Glas- VEGETABLE-CHEESE manners to leave part of it in the Ways‘ a I a V‘ p‘ ‘T gow, a veteran oi’ th Afri d . AND . - m “Bmpelgns- who little s --_wlcn 8125.5? One may drink all o! it ..l§§“’tulZ' slight? t . s . hotel out of the apartment house 1 cup grated carrots but should never throw the head Wm, whom She hﬂd‘skated l“;

v-"ann smile for each man. He of- fers thcm a bath. a meal. a free telegram to their families, Qlpan pyjamas and slippers, a lxig con_ taming razor. soap and cigarettes, and tickets for the best London shoves Three ordcrlies wait. on the tired P O.W ‘s, smiling XVaPfs reu‘ rm thcr strincs and badrzrs. “lid dry? thcm in staff ca"; on ‘heir official errands around lmL don

T0 S FEED DEMOBILIGZATION

HAMILTON. Ont Alia ‘J6 --1r‘.1'-\» -Rtitr of demobilization of RC AF. personnel will he advan"! from 10.0%) to 20.000 monthly, Alv- Mlnistcr Gibson said In an inter- view Saturday. Facilities at La- chine. Que, and at manning moi: in headquarters of Air Commands across Canada will hr extended to accommodate the increase in rile- charges, §irY~

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Use of Peroxide

Where Peroxide has been used on_ a garment, wait until the per- ox_:de is vmshed out and the stain dried before ironing it. 1f this is "OE 110m‘. it is liable to leave a rust stain.

Demons

If a recipe requires only half a lemon, do not throw away ih“ other half Iywill keep until a use 1s found for it bv placing 1t on n dish, cut side dovrn, and putting in the refrigerator. '

‘Ironing Board

An cmcrllcnc_v' ironing board when traveling is the hotel's dresser dra wer turned upsrdc»

‘down and padded with ma tovnln.

allllvlr in The Guard gular leaulre cucb day

noes and Wen an pro Renders. Per

wilt!!! questions nlrol are invited

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tice 0.111 be given

are continually asked "m8 people continue k market prices. Why c ceiling set; likes two peo-

a seller. If you

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adds flavor 1.;

and Ro- mﬂus ll-“cd to enjoy highly per-

60 degrees Fahrenheit, dried its original

to induce slumber and pay the Dﬁllﬂlty the next day of hav.

to pop off like an untroubled babe by establishing regular sleep habits.

El HIP-CUE’ l-hc some hour and going pro-retiring

it-wili case tensions that keep

_A ﬂight-PEP is a send-off if it‘s mildll‘ hot. Most effective are milk

command the hands of a profa- dlg your own. wet witi

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‘Iihere a hoTel in London where ithe service is perfect and every-i

r says Britain. Hundrede of men. un-

allotied for the purpose. "Glad to 599 31W. Chum," says Mac, with a,

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War Changes GI Husbands '

Wives Should Prepare for Emhittrred and Disillusionod Mate

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to send them in writing to u“ i‘

Vl’_om8n’s Regional Advisory com A W“!!! couple had been happily married for four years. Then the

nnttee. . husband Joined the army. and for more than two years he has been Q- My husband is about to be ‘WHWBI- During all d that time the W110 hu worked hard to keep the

gljrcgiagiiljstﬁlirolfkll the Elgar. hams fires burnins and m take care of the baby. and they have both

a house we a?“ c and I lived in 50 MM themselves by writing love lebters to each other and planning

\\ ed We now want 1'0? the day when he would come home.

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At last their dream came true. laugh. There was an ecstatic reun beian finding fault and criticizing go

The husband returned on a fur- ion for a. day, then the husband t everything his wife did. She had ten fat. She had let down cm her cooking and the biscuits didn't taste as they used to. And why didn't she manage the baby better? And what has become oi’ his fish- ing tackle that he left in a box on the top shelf in the closet. And. for heaven's sake, why did her mother pick out this time, of all times. to come on anice, long visit?

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And the wife who had worked like a slave to do the cooking and washing and ironing and baby- _ tending; who had pinched every penny so that they would have something to go on when the war was over, and who

be

t to make of the situation. This little story, which has its duplicate in tens of thousands of homes, is part of the tragic aftermath of war. for it is something that bound to happen in a world where nothing ls static; where every- thing goes on for better, or worse, and there is no magic that can ever bring back yesterday to us.

It gives a final note of pathos to the longing of the men who are enduring all the harrlship of war. for everything at home to be kept. Just as they left it. They don't want a chair changed. or for Mom and Pep to grow a day older, or for their sweethearts and wives to even get a new hair-do. And especially they want to have exactly the same emotional reaction to everything and everybody that they had when they parted.

And this cannot be. The little home town doesn't look so alim- orous to those who have seen gay Paree. Slap-dash house-keeping gets on the nerves of those who are used to military precision. And cveu those they love have faults and foibles they never noticed before.

No husbands and wives who have been parted for any length of time can ever take up their marriage‘ where they laid it down and tie the two ends together so there will be no knots in the matrimonial bond. There will be difficulties that they have to smooth out; new adjustments that they have to make; disappointments that they will have to get over, for in their absence each will have idealized the other and clothed them with a perfection they never had.

This is a truth that war wives would do well to bear in mind and for which they should prepare themselves. For their husbands are not coming back to them the same men who went away. Some of them who have been through the hell of war will come out he-angels, but

ost of them will be nerve-racked. tired men. bitterly disillusioned at fnding the world hasn't turned into an earthly Paradise. but is just the same old hard Job it has always been.

It is going to take a lot more tact and charm to negotiate a sec- tind honeymoon than it did a first, so war wives had better be getting ready for it.

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“rtum damning thll m - A" area Ike this. enclosed b wood- land can become a breat cal 311°?‘ when the mercury in ti" the" mometer mounts as it did Wdly- N0 man within our lino of vision filed

today. Mr. c, m m nu Maw field. u m. 1n for any rascal ol- I m!

might lower the entire field’! N- putation. Mr- B. cut the first of his called me to the window of _ room that we might watch the first of the cutting. An impolillﬂ bind" er, obeying the will of a small busy red tractor and briskly following. with a sheaf under either arm; Pat at the stocking. "Pretty isnt it. Mrs. Ellen?" Judy said gurninﬂ back to her bedmaking. Yes it was charm- ing, row on row of sheaves, stool: after stock across the field. ﬁnd all hastening the shortening days but giving the riches of the har- vest,

eut left his work presently w make his way down the hill Fast the mill and up the short cu to Alderlea. "Shure an’ me thurst is awful" he said opening the screen door to the kitchen. He had passed {he hill-top pump. 1t was obvious that he wanted “to lave good-bye" tvith Judy. "I wish yc the best av 800d 1116K" hﬂ said at parting. “an a good gurlnan’ what more can be asked av anyone?" he said as he turned

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alvay. “An‘ oh yes. will ye write a line or two some time and make it swate with lots av X's for kisses" this I knew was to take Judy's mind from her going. Shc laughed merrily and then wen‘- back to her cleaning. She was as she said "straightening up" this morninﬂ? lluitiug the contents of cupboard shelves in order; empty- ing the ash pan; sweeping the back stairs. seeming bent on doing all the tiresome chores. that ordinarily she found tedious. making up to me for any omissions through her months at Alderlen. Then rinsing and pressing her travelling gown and some of mine as wcll. '

only now that I recall my usual anxiety at such rinsing times when one of mine was involved. Today I found them on hangers and with- out crease. Regular tasks were not forgotten in her preparations for her departure-always with I thought for others comfort. Her room neat and a bit of powder or this or that toilet article left for her successor and a letter of "seal- ed instructions" propped in a con- spicuous place. "and you'll remem- ber to be good to her, Mrs. Ellen." then to the corner for the last time to say farewell to all there, who have been, so good to her.

It seemed as if today was so full of Judy's going, I ound myself wishing she was already on her way. I tried to recall some of her short- coirlings; the cracked mixing bowl among the most prized of my world- ly goods; the milk pitcher spOUt missing and one of the Sunday cups gone entirely. I tried to re- member any of the other of my annoyances. Today these either had vanished or were merely in- consequential. James has been less talkative today as if he too were anxious to have our paitings over. "Ellen," he broke our silence once. "couldn't she have done well

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winter on Kristyﬂs pond and with shim shs forgathered on the Sub- nt .

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said. picking up her night light and then stopping to run her hand lov- iugly over the piano keys. However. if it should happen that Judy shall

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never return to Alderlea again.

we have no other pleasant times together through our remaining years, we have many happy days to remember. There were lazy days. when James was sure we must have been in each others " way and I wondered if I really

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Q. How can I stcrille the sink? A Use a solution of chloride of zinc, which can be purchaned at

any ding store Use one half pin‘. w two gallons of water and p: - rhroush the pipes every week o." two.

1 Q How can I prevent weakening of the bristles of broom?

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