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A Job Only You Can Do .

Price Control Quuilﬂ And Answers

tiolu Ind Answers en I'll" Coﬁutgl will appear In The Guard- ian u e regular feature each day The questions are those which h!" i- ihe Wartime Price! Trude Boa-d from housewives in this region. The mnven are DN- vided by the Board Bender:- Per sens who hive Intelligent questions is lug 0n price control are invited to send them in writing to the Women's Regional Advisory Com-

mm“ 0g ms Wartime Prices and

Bo d. Tradechull roast or steak boneless is listed among the Group B meat on my chart. I ordered one and a halt pounds and when it was de- livered I cut out nine ounces of bone. I railed my butcher but he claims he doesn't have to sell it boneles. Will you pease tell me if he ls correct?

A. Your butcher mﬂy 5911"? boned or boneless. But if it is sold as Group B. three-quarters of a pound to a coupor; it must be without bone. If muck roast 1n- cludes the bone, it is one of Group B with bone or without .

vices. including control of venereal disease, if assured that the trad- itional doctor-and patient relation- ship will prevail. so that otnillﬁy- ment will not be prejudiced. Executive should understand that syphillties are not necessarily dang- erous workers, the League cm- phasized. .Appll:hi'ils for work who are found suffering from infectious spyuilis should be rejected witn promise of reconsideration on pro- cluction of evidence that they are no longer infectious as a result of treatment and on giving an under- taking thcv will continue treatment. Workers with non-infectious syphilis should be cIIIPlOYGIl on condition they will take treatment. There should be periodic re-examinations

INGDRE a. MiLEOD Lam?

‘CHARLOTTETOWN Prince Edward island

H LEAGdE 0P CANADA

It u._\=:d both pro-employment and i- later blood tests for industrial TORONTO. Ont., Syphilis is a workers. costly but preventable source of in- Many employers are still un- efficiency ln industry, and it is necessarily dlffident about intro- time the Canadian employers ap-l duction of the blood test, the Lea-

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reciated this more fully, the Health gue has found Employees gener- ague of Canada declared today. ally favour provision of health ser-

and any found infectious should be retained if willing to undergo treat- merit

Employees suffering from dis- abling effects of syphilis should be transferred, if possible to non- hazardous wcrk. Perscns under treatment should be required to rc- port periodically to the plant physician for examination and blood tests.

Medical records should not be available to lav executives, but remain a confidence between phy- sician and patient, the League em- phaszed. In one Canadian war plan a departmental supervisor was noti- fied by the plant physician that Several Emﬂlvyees had reacted posi- tively to the Wassermann test. This was not only contrary to law, but left the employer open to possible action fo: damage.

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ACKPDWLEDGED

'A minister was very fond of cher- ry brandy. and one of his elders decided to play a joke on him

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FEMALE AIN

Which Ielue Yen. Week, Cranky, lierveee-

Ifyomlikeeomenyvvomenendgiﬂl niﬂernemeremgoéheedeohmbeek-

echo. "irreguleri of the bluel - due to nwnﬂily distill’

Start at once-take Lydia I. Pink- hem’: Vegetable Compound. This

effective liquid not only helps relieve monthly but also tired

soothing IIOII‘ IIIPOITAXH‘ Olillll

Taken regularly-Lydia Pinkhanfl Compﬁuid helps build up resistance against such symptoms. Thousands upon thousands report help. Also n ilne stomach tonic. Mode in Olnede.

111E COOK'S CORNER DELICIOUS UNCOOKEI) PICKLE

a cups white vinesai

1-2 cup salt

1 l-2 teaspoons ground mace

1 tablespoon mustard seed

l ounce mixed pickling spices

(tied in cheesecloth)

l 3-4 cups granulated sugar

l to 2 tablespoons dry mustard

1 tablespoon curry powder

2 teaspoons turmeric

1 medium-sued cauliflower

2 rather small onions

8 stalks celery (or 4 cups pick- ling cucumbers).

To the vinegar, add salt, mace, mustard seed. pickling spices and sugar. Stir over heat until sugar dissolves, bring to boil and cook 5 minutes. Mix and add dry mus- tard, curry powder and turmeric. Turn into sterilized crock.

Trim cauliflower, soak for 1 hour in cold salted water, then drain and break in small flowerettes — add to mixture in chock Peel and cut up the onions, then add these to the pickle also. Scrub and dice the celery (or scrub curmbers and cut up in rather large and add t0 the other vegetables. Mix thorough- ly. cover closely and store in a cool place. .

, week. nervous feelings. This Is because of its i eﬂect on our or wounds ,

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Dorothy Dix A Says-

WOMEN HAVE POWER TO ’ ABATE MARRIAGE MISERY

_They Might Try To Lift It Out Of Risk Class

But Trust To Luck Instead

onewilldenythetunhe ymerriegescmisemooelorlovvend wreck more lives than ary otherpgne thing in the world. and it il e strange and sad fact tha women-good, kind, noble, Christians-hove it their power to abate this potent source of misery. yet the great maj- ority do nothing to stop it. This is all the more ulexpiicabls because “ ii nll women have a passion for reforming s. and so many have en ured the martyr- dom of marriages that were veritable hells on earth. Yoirwould th n! _ they would get busy and do something that would lift marriage out of the foolhardy. risk class and put it on. at least, a reasonably safe investment- basis.

But thev don't. They trust to luck as to how a marriage will turn out yet in their hearts they know perfecty well that there is no luok about it. Every- thing depends on the kind of a. wife or husband John and Mary are getting, and that hinges altogether and absolutely on t e way their mothers reared them.

If every mother began from the cradle days to

.. 4AM, . train her children for matrimony it would save many

a heartbreak. dry many a weeping cye. prevnt many a home from being wrecked. and many little children from be ng near-orph- aned. For the only way you can stop divorce is to keep people from wanting it. You have to attack every evil at its source. Yet knowing all this. desiring above everything for their own child- to have happy and successful marriages, we see on every hand moth- ers wln- are rearing selﬁsh. spoiled, undisciplined, good-for-nothing youngsers who are foredoomed to be burdens on those they marry Nothing else is more ironic than that so many mothers pray nod on their knees everv night to save their children from marrying the kind of husbands and ivives that they are going to wish off on some other woman s children.

when John gets married, for instance, mother hopes that he will get a olfa- wno will be a helpmate. She trusts that he will get n. girl with

lenty 0i 800d. hard. common sense. a sweet disposition, and enough dip- omacy to know how to rub his fur the right way. for John needs a bit of managing to keep him pleasant to get along with. And she hopes that his bride will know how to cook and not give him dyspepsia for life before she learns how to boll an egg or make a cup of coffee. And she wearing Heaven with her lmportunities to send him a. wife who will not keep his nose to the izrindstone with her extravagance.

Butls Johns mother. conscientiously and simply as a matter of fair play, bringing un that kind of wife for some other woman‘s son? Not once in _a blue ‘moon. Frm the time the doctor puts Angelina in her arms and said" ‘you've a ﬁne little daughter." mother humored her GVEI"! whim and caFrioe and let the girl run roughshod over her. Mother never taught the lz rl to control herself, consider anybody else's right. or any- onvs comfort oi pleasure ercept. her own.

Mother went shabby so Angelina could gn about arrayed like Mrs. Solomor in all her glory. She wore patched shoes so Angelina could have a dozen pair". of fancy slippers. Mother's hands were soaked in dishwaier so the daughter's nails could continue to look as if they were dripping blood. _ And Angelina knows no more about cooking than she does about running an airplane

Eur has mothcl- ﬁtted John any better to be a good usbund than she as her eiri to be a good wife. She has spoiled him. She brought him up to thin‘. that all the amenities of courtship stop at tne altar. that a. husband doesn". have to bother to be even polite to a mere wife. that one nf the compensations of marriage is that it gives a man a store

mlse lo acknowledge it in the

that lie can kick about and say all disagreeable things to that he wouldn't dare tell a mail of his own size. ha" the men in the world who are mean. neglectful husbands are

church magazine.

The minister undertook to do this" and in clue course a para- 113p appeared in the magazine, thanking the donor for his gift of fruit and the spirit in which it was given

They sat on the beach. Her hair ed on his shoulders. Her lips looked down on his. Finally she murmur- ed. "Why dnn‘t you kiss me?"

"I can't" he said. “some sand got in my mouth."

"Swallow it, boy, swallow it,‘ " 511g said. "If anybody ever had need o! sand you certainly are the guy."

HINTS ON ETIQUETTE

. when seated at the dining table and your hands are not in use. RS

"I'll give you a bottle...of cherry, brandy," he said, "if you will pro-

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careled his face. Her head rest- k

O A moment before she had been so conﬁdent, so hopeful. This was the job she had always wanted and she knew how perfectly she was qualiﬁed to ﬁll it.

But now-a turndown, eomﬂete end ﬁnal. One fault. had defeated her—-“B.O."i

You never know, yourself, about "B.O."—but it may shatter your dreams. It can happen to anyone,

except to those millions who take n simple daily precaution. Follow their lead. Bathe with Lifebuoy-the one pop ' soap especially made to stop “B.0."

Lifcbuoy's rich, caressing suds are marvelously cleansing yet gentle to your skin. That extra-clean Lifebuoy scent invigorate: you, then disap- pears bcfore you're dressed. But it! protection mnaiml

that way because their mothers never taught them how to treat a wife deceoilv nor what a wife has a right to expect of a man who has taken her life in his hands.

So it is no wonder that when these two spoiled children. whose moth- r= i~~-' i-*‘“~- WW“ for mwria!" inst-ad M preparing them for it. undertake to live together that they ﬁght like Kllkenny cats and so often one rm in divorce "our" Marv of the colleges now feature courses in marriage. It is a ﬁne idea. but how to be a goorl husband or a good Wife is kindergarten stuff that boys and girls should learn at their mothers’ necs.

Livingi? Leisure The Woman's Realm

GOD'S SUNSHINE

stancy; But the clouds were really to blame

—-not e. For behind them. he was shining.

And so-behind life's darkest clouds. Gods love is always shining.

We veil it at times with our faith- less fears.

And darken our sight with our

foolish tear But in time the atmosphere always

clears, For l-iis love is always shining. John Oxenhalm.

Neven-once-since the world began Has the sun ever stopped shining. His face very often we could not

see. And we grumbled at___his in-cqn;

r CORNER CLEANING

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PIIPAII ‘I'll! SOIL WELL

Nothing lifts the spirits so as does the sight of bright, lovely flower: growing around your home. True. it may be too late in the year to plant flowers. but prepare now for next year and get your IP01"!!! ready.

Decide now whet you wont. You I might want w ﬂank your steps with bush roses. Poiyanthus are beau- tiful end hardy and bloom for you ell summer long-in orange-scarlet. pink or white.

Though you can grow men! TOW from cut‘ , those propagated b) budding do better, particularly thl two-year field grown.

A veritable little Eden so easil; created! Our SI-page booklet tell: how to prepare mil, fertilize, for t thriving garden. Giver direction: for making e rich green lawn, fol growing trees. lhrubr. bulb en mien, perennials, vines, her

Bend iilc in coins for your copy of How to Plant and One For Your Garden tirthe Charlottetown Guardian Home Service Address. Be sure to write plainly you name, address end the name of booklet.

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ZASQUE-DIRNDL EEOCK For The School-Girl Age

A little gLrl Ales a dress to be as bright and full of fun as she is. This frock has gay ri: rac trimm- ings and a dlrndi kirt that will give her lots of room at play. Make it up for her in some cneerliy print- de cotton and see if it isn't her fav- orite and yours too.

Style No. 3546 is designed for sizes 4 to l2. size 8 requires 2 yds 35-in. fabric with 1-4 yd. contrast- ing 3 1-4 yds. ric rac.

Pattern is hand-cut to United States Standard Measurements and includes chart with step by step in- structlons.

“I never lock Admirers now Sultana smooth! My troubled brow."

Your stove’: eppemnce deserves

SULTANA

STOVE POLISH

Liquid or Paste

GREY FAVOBED FOR CAMPUS DATE DRESS

NEW YORK- Grey is the cool. prctty~color recommended for col- lege dates. It was shown at one

fall opening in a princess-fitted vel- . veteen frock. a crepe with slightly harem draped skirt and a grey flannel trimmed with loo&cf

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top on s pedestal of full rose not

Tops in sophistication was a "I taffeta decorated with nﬂlv PM lacing. vi

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