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LivingeS. Leisure THE WOMAN'S REALM

A PRAYER

For slrength we ask

and perfumes are among the many products obtained from ooal in the cooking process.

For the ten thousand times re- -_- peflwd cult, BRIDE GENEALOGY The endless smallnesses of WHY day Auction bridge ll the offspring

of bridge, the grandchild of whist

No. not to lay and the father of contract.

My life doim in the cause I cherish

were too easy. But whatrr it cost.

To fail no more

In gentleness toward the ungentlc.

THE TEACHER 0i

The teach in a pmph . lie lays the foundation of tomor-

nor r°w_ In lovc toward the tmlovcly‘, and The teach‘. LS an Hush

to 811's. g He works with the precious clay Each day I live. u; unfqldjng ma

To every hour. with outstretched hands. it; meod

9| not-to-il regretted thought or deed —Ethel wl-theruld

The teacher i; a. friend.

Hts heart responds to the faith and devotion of his students. The Teacher is a citizen,

He is selected and Vcenced for the improvement of society.

The teacher is a believer.

He has abiding faith in the im- provability of human race.

Many of the 5.900 oil wells of Burma have been rehabilitated and are now in production again." oil refineries are also in operation.

Sound waves are used in EXPlOF- ing the earth for oil deposits. 'I_‘hc waves are made b.\' an 0x13105105 underground, and the time for the reflected waves ‘o return to the surfaw gives a clue to rock forma- tions below the earth's surface.

HINTS 0N ITIQUETTE

Under average condition in soil of moderate fegtllity. a. well-modu- lated lesume crop will take about two-thirds of its nitrogen from the air and one-third from the soil

Boards for building uses are bring produced experimentally in Ielnpd from seaweed reinforced with straw or wood pulp. or other fibrous materials: tests sthowt that they are suitable for many pur- poses.

If g group of friends plan t0 make an expensive gift to a bride. 1; would be tactful to ask her what she would like, or to arrange to have hcr exchange it if it hap- pens to be duplicated

AN DTROVED GETTING TABLE

In so many of the modern homes. a large table for cutting out patterns is an impossibility on account of lack 0f space Ii you have no large table in your home. spread a large square of oilcloth over the top oi your bed and cut but on this large area The scia- sors will not penetrate the oil :loth. and it is a nice Slllooih sur- fane on which to spread your pat- tern

T!!! (‘OAL FAMILY

NEW GRIP FOR KNOBLESS LIDS

New kitchen utensils are on the way but it will be some time before you'll be able to discard the old battered ones for new. unnick- ed ones. Meanwhile, if you've been planning to toss away an old

‘the same as creamcry butt-er. One

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Qllflllfllll Ind Answer: on Prim “MM will appear in The Guard lan as a regular feature each day The questions are thou which have ‘cached the Wartime Prices and Trade Beard from houuwlvq l; thin region. The answo- are pro- vided by the Board Readers. Per sons who have intelligent questions to ask on price control are invited to send them in writing to thq Women's Regional Advisory Com mittce.

Q. when will preserves coupons P16 and P1’? become valid?

A. Preserves coupons P16 and P17 will become valid September 20.

Q. What is the coupon value of extracted honey?

A. One preserves coupon is good for 2 pounds of extracted honey.

. When will buter coupon 123 become valid?

A. Butter coupon 123 will become valid September 27th.

Q. What 1s the coupon value of blended table syrup?

A. Onc preserves coupon is worth 15 ounces oi blended table syrup.

Q. Some friends tell me I can get dairy butter without any cou- pons. Is this correct?

A. No. Dairy butter is rationed half

coupon entitles a

pound of butter.

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en spool. two buttons and a hair- pin or a cork.

An empty wooden spool makes a sturdy handle, if you'll push a. bolt up through it from the under- side of the pot lid, and screw a. nut on the end that sticks through the top of the spool

So Will two buttons and a hair- pin. Slip one button on the hair- pin, and pOke the hairpin up through the hole. slip another and bend the ends of the pin over button ovcr the top of the hairpin to secure it

Cork knob? Push a shat-o point-

ed wood screw up through the hole of the pot lid, and twist a cork onto it

Use a bit of lacquer to finish

pot lid that's lost its knob. trv

Nylon, vitamins. sulfa drugs giving it a new grip with a wood-

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DEAR DOROTHY DIX: the profession I have always

friend's return. So

profession that

been.

entirely different from shortage so that there

the other world war) be self-supporting. Millions of other women will

to support. And millions hearts and wives will have m“ they Will be unable to

All of this sums up into saying money earners. U‘ ‘vcs I01’

of men

COl-lllify- For Uncle Sam is going DEAR DOROTHY DIX:

lem is my mother and father.

with him. or her.

mother. but if I go moi her 1 don't want to do that.

ANSWER: No youngster is are not his quarrels. Their wrongs sins.

with. but I can't because I know

child owes to his mother. er. or else she would have

mother does.

you. or to try in

1mm MISS mx: My the town where his former see her and her family. He T care, but what can I do?

ily. Being the girl a man

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By Robert; [g5

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ANSWER: Your individual labor w I strongly advise yo portunity you have to

one who is torn in two between h ities are not his animosities. Yet he

I wish I could help you to choose which one of

The one piece of advice that I would ever parent you go with that he or she another word of abuse against the other, or

GIRL NEEDS EDUCATION

Postwar Conditions May Require Special Talents In Women

I have a chance to go to college and study been interested in. but I feel that I would be letting my boy friend down if I went to college while he is over- seas, instead of staying at home and working for his return. Would l’?

PUZZLED.

KNOWLEDGE ESSENTIAL I wish that girls could be made to appreciate that now the war is over so many of them will face a world that will be the one of their dreams. There will be a man will not be enough husbands to go around. and thousands of them (there were millions of them in England alone after will perforce be unable to marry and will have to

have been widowed and they, too,

will be thrown on their own resources, many of them with children

who do come back to their sweet-

been so maimed, either physically or mentally support their families.

that women are goinl to need to be

1111i! that it l8 vitally important for them now to prepare the future by acquiring some skill by which they can support themselves and those dependent upon them. Every girl should be Betting whatever education and training she can so that aha can not only be independent, but be an

asset inst/end of u liability to her to need his daughters‘ help in re-

building a land that has been impoverished by war.

I am a school boy nearly 16. My prob- For many years they have disliked one another and now they are going to part and each one wants me to go What am I to do? I have more affection for my o! ouwould be letging my “father down, and I c rse. m mo er f h deserted her if I went with my father. y W0 eel t at I had My heart l5 breaking and I do not know which way to turn.

BAFFLED

put in a more cruel position than the is fighting parents. Their quarrels

are not his wrongs. Their animos- innocently has to suffer for their

your parents to go

nothing f th rits fth

and which one is the more to blame. o e me o c" quarrel matter for yourself. But don't let yourself be too much swayed by your mother's tears and entreaties and by putting the loud pedal on what a She evidently hasn't been a very good moth. tried harder to make you a peaceful home. And lust remember that your father loves you just as much as your

So you will have to decide the

urge on you is to tell which- must promise not to ever say to criticize him or her to

any way to win you away from the other one,

husband has been moved to a camp near Bifl friend lives. and he has been going to asks me if I care if he sees her. Of course.

A WORRI-ED WIFE.

ANsWER: The best thing you can do is nothing. There is nokh.

i118 dangerous in your husband seeing s former girl friend and her fam-

He passed her up for you. which shows which one he preferred. led to the alter is what counts. You are it.

Gm“) nouscnotn 4 ‘ scnnrnoox

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awn thi fir» closed while e b are of norm

file. It is disgusting m p“ ‘nygne

e an enormous hit». Q- What would t» the mt time i132‘; woman to make her

. On any convenient

during the week. oa- on grim? afternoon.

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Q- II it ever conect to m! invitations m the out?‘ A. N0: formal invitations are cent in the third person.

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i. What is wrong 1 _ knee? "We made a hi‘? $53511‘. ny.’

t. is the correct pronune. "arctic"? V Which one of these words is misspelled? Drollery. drunkenesl. dramatization. . 4. What does the word "rt-d".

ous" mean? What is a word beginning vi that means "justification"?

ANSWERS

l. Bay. "We entered into a bu i. nus transaction with the smith

Ccmpany. 2. Pronounce ark-tik, no‘,

ar-tik. 3. Drunkenness. 4. La iouli: diflicult. “It is rather arduous task." 5. Vindication.

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the stones. add water and boil 30 minutes. Put through e jelly b,‘ and t0 the eta-lined liquid add measure for measure of sugar. Boil lgain until thick as syrup or

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ill do little to speed your boy u to take advantage of the 0p- go to college and study the you ‘would like to follow. It has been a fine and patriotic thing for you to do your bit in helping your country in its hour of need by 601118 Buy Work that came to hand. but now you can best serve it by making yourself an educated WOIHBH. fitted to do work that will be just as im- portant as making airplanes and munitions has

Woman's Re alm "1 Social andpersonal f Fashions if

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ELLEIPS lllIillY

g Iy an Island hrmtfl Wu‘ I I

Mwmc mxszrivvs . Oomxn that _K "1 day, we thrashed ‘INN ill.

ing, the rest of us at Aldellil "m1 Rob hauled sheaves to tlw 8111111 building. to nu the sum It!" 1°" vacant when I slid down from hold-

ing the light for the worker! there on n. recent night. W9 W111 thrash what om not be MW!

there, they decided, the ltookl from down beside the stream. that might not be so well seasoned and also any near the woodland. I like to be present when the lat- ter are fed w the mill. to catch the spicy scant of my vaamnt "111 that mvkvljhave left its natural place of gro to hobnob with the 08!! and barley. Jamie and I were I166 to prepare the dinner and t0 d0 other odds and ends of work about the house. _ _ _

We had splendid opportunities for uninterrupted conversation. HQ plumbs the depths of my knouvl- edge at such Limes whilc I try his. He was beside me at the smk watching while I scrubbed the eyes of the potatoes for dinner. We had filched them from their parents in the atch beside the ane. when we ad slipped 0111' hands gently here and there in the dry earth. “What do Willi-OBS

need eyes for?" he asked mc. "they never want to see any thing." "Now, Jamie," 1 asked

him when my turn came. "can you tell me what day was yesterday? "Yesterday?" He said. looking up t,o make sure he had heard arisht. 1t. being to his mind a very simple question then he answered with- out hesitation "Yesterday was our cream d-ay" Why so it was. and I thought all the time it. was Thurs- day. Ii’ I read for a minute he was perched on the arm of my chair. ""Yes" I would say in on absent-minded way. in reply to some query “but. look, Nahua- look with your eyes," he would beg me... a o .

The afternoon in the cool shady barn was much to his liking if at times he put small hands over his ears to shut out the sound of the

noisy gear. He divided his time between Jeanie and me. With her he was the sunny granary.

where she emptied the baskets of grain. A busy lady she was. with small time to linger anywhere at her work. 'I‘irlng of his play in the gmin, he came to snuggle on a jacket on the floor on the far side of the machine and tvgetlicr there, we kept a watch over the chaff and straw. that it might not become an unwieldy mass to clog the blower that conveys it to the loft and thus as Rob said “hold up the works". ' Ours was only a trivial employ- ment, an excuse of James‘ I though-t to have us out there with the rest of the family, The ma- chinery functioned almost perfect- ly. Once oi‘ twice when we neg- lectui our small responsibilities to chat. I was obliged to 518ml 1'01‘ Rob to come and untangle tibe ac- cumulation behind the shaker. be- fore order was restored again. Jamie and I saw great loads cf sheaves being driven to their place beside the machine and then in no time the last one would bc fed into the maw of the drum and another load would be drawn up lo take its place. ‘Ihen when the workers returned to the fields to fill the wagons ours was a rov- ing commission. We were free then to make execursions to the orchard; to gather wood from the pile for a gaping box; to watch the antics of Noddin‘ and Bobbin. the twin ducks "aren't they the funny things?" and to visit the white- starred foal in a stable. We nick- ed and prepared. with a great deal of ceremony an amount 0f 6111'" for supper. This is one of the

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11.4; cups granulated sugar

3 cups ciuar vinegar rain after a. ion "f! “Hum” zu cup salt Pete. the hired IgnatSIywSFEéK and c tablespoons whilc or jellcw 6111014118 it. I00. unul the t; on‘ mustam seeds called to him to come m 0.3m} z teaspoon whole alspicc the r8111. °

i teaspion whole CAUVC5

a quarts unpeeleu green tomatoes, cut. in 1/1 inch slices u ADS.)

liu quarts sliced. peeled lhéllllnl onions (l2).

Couibixie first -l higredients. Add ailspice and cloves, tieu LII cheese- ciotn bag. firing to boil. Add toma- toes and onions; bring to boil. and cook, uncovered, 5 minutes, or until just tender. To cook evenly, .in. slices IIOm bottom of kettle to sur- face during cooking. Drain; rc- move spice bag; pack into clean. hot jars. Rerheat vinegar mixture to

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“Maybe you dcirt," .uil m» _ ployer. "But I wunt ererty drTtfli that rain to fall on 'i‘cx;\..."_f(end. er's Digest.

A farmer was asked ii l1 ' his boy much since his rgvhffsfi college:

Farmer-I sulfc cit» llc gm v.1 cows so they \\'0tlldn't tome hm,“ until he gave 'em n college yell and I can't remember it. '

boiling. Poll: an. once to overiiow- y wows?“ ing on pic es in jars. Adjust cov- _

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kettle with boiling water to cover tops 1 inch. Process 30 minutes, counting time from moment active boiling resumes. Remove; immed-

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lately adjust seal according to _ manufacturer's directions. Makes Q- HOW can Lwhitcti the hands; about 6 pints. A~ The Dllle luicc o1 ll cucumbei

is a good whitener for the ilflllds Apply in the hands before retiring rubbing 0n a little cold cream 31 the same time.

Q. HOW can I wash black mater. ials and prevent the color iron becoming dull?