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"-1 - luv bee bleach hit/e. ii She holds our Future in hm- handl Fgmouencltofs whh wpride them- A mother m“. “can you mach children a hilosophy of life?" Sui-ID. selves on their salads, generally A5 a mgttei" o: m‘. whether parents realize lt or not, they determinn Her scepter is a. shining spoon. agree in preferring 1m lettuce 0r their childrens attitude toward life and set the pattern of the kind o! An 3pm“ is he‘ CW“ “m”? "mam? (“>5 lemlie) 0V9!‘ The ill n and women they will make. It is nonsense for parents to say lhlt And mommg- evening and ‘WW hﬂldlh! lYPe- One ulwwkid salad .112 r do not influence their children and that they leave them free to Her thrones before the kitchen may be served every day at dinner 111.1119 their own decisions. In the crisis of our fate we do not s_ to n“?! with a great variety of nutritious argue about the wisdom or folly of our acts, nor are we motlva by -'--_N”'“ mmmm- L" u" N" l-hwdiehks Produced in the Vic- some ﬁne-spun ethical consideration. We do the wail We 5° “muse c! Y0"! Timeﬁ- wry garden. Bowl salad addicts the example that our parents set us. because of the Prayers We 165111611 KITCIR often have a ritual, inwhlch they at our mothers‘ knees and the ideals they instilled l“ "S.-

G $11.‘ 3Z5 gshsiuli i3¢mw°<>¢ll§§°'t3$l Before a Child is 6 mm?“ °ld W“ m“ l” 1“ mhhn durgvsual effect can _be which is fhst rubbed with a clove ﬂe"‘°l’2“g.éﬁ rlliglglinznlitliguigailiel cofgjlsm for all: rifled: 1311:1225) allbaveviiajgllg o: tgiihrhisfixl ordler to unpart- a sug- blihsps hls nlwse we pick him up and weep over aw with a ton st-fiPeti as... 0...? 531E.» piéﬁtlrﬁllf." wsvlllili 33$ 111;“. ggduggvbgignhggd 1,510,? ggggilggi’shgr;éc,ggf n drawn strrﬂiQht across the top. oll and other vegetable oils, an 55' . h; d 3951109 a dges d_ m, u, I H angel! we can tum him into a w ner an I binder Mlﬁcﬁnwnﬁf}, 5.0:, sewing and ‘ewe quite ‘wen m’ complalner who will so through the balance of machine, finish with contrasting Ina! lettuce comes in two types

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Put this in your recipe file of dessert salads- huge heart cher- ries stuiffed with cottage dieese b0 which chopped Brazil nuts have been added.

BAKED POTATOES

Tq prevent bLllCQd potatoes be- coming soggy, cut a [lllll slice from each end allow the steam to escape. After scrubbing thorourhly with a vegetable brush. rub skins lightly with melted butter. then bake in a hot oven. When serving, break open, dot centres gicnercusly ~Wli-lI butter and season to taste.

ALUMINUM

Never leave fcod in aliuntnum In!’ 1011891‘ than necessary. Pits or holes are liable to result Fitted aluminum no’; only ls unsightly, butqit is more diriicult to clean.

Any alkali, such as soda water, will cause alumirivim to tum dark and to pit. soda water boiled in aluminum will corrode the pan, You can brighten aluminum mat is slightly discoloured by boiling scme wcitk acid in ltrfor instance. water to which you have added some cream of tartar or vinegar.

Some girls can save dollars on lmckings—and so can youl Simply loin the Lux Daily Dipper: and you'll ﬁnd you can prevent runs. Every night, dip your stocking! In Lux as soon as you take them off. Lux keeps stocking threads a-l-s-s-r-l-c so that they stretch under strain instead of popping info runs. And it removes the perspiration acid which rots stocking threads, causes holes and runs if left in ﬂocking: overnight. t Savcmoneyandkeeponwearln]

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—the butter leaves, and the crisp leaves. he butter leaves are thicker, and darker green, with flzier ﬂavor, the experts say. Crisp leaves are lighter green in color, thin and somemiat brittle Ex- amples are Black Seeded smp- 50h. a bill-Ber ty-DE, and Grand Rap- ids. a crisp lea: type. Experts give first place in their esteem to the butter leavu.

Romaine or ms lettuce, which produces oval leaves, standing up- ﬂﬁhf». ls highly esteemed by French salad experts, It Ls a ggcd 111,9 19931109. standing treat beLcr than the leaf varieties. The leave»; can be bleached by ‘tying them up as they near mqt-urity. bill. urs merely Changes their colcr, and lessens then‘ vitamin content.

Flor summer leayes, chicory, also known as endlve, is more available than lettuze, which usunliy runs to seed in midsummer. Endive may be had with curly leaves, or broad leaves. Many like the curly leaves best for summer and bread leaves (escarclle) for fall, as they gnlhlre frost and become s\v.e‘er am.- the Sow both tyres in

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Lead crops Emu-n in a umilur manner, and murh esteemed in bOWl salads, include corn 511.111, “hlch 15 "QTY hardy and can be harvested late in tire f-ill: and up- land garden crass, which gives a pungent flavor to the salad.

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But if, on the other hand, when the baby comes a crapper Mother lets him rescue himself from his spill while she calls out cheerily: “You're not hurt, Jimmy ls a brave boy. Jimmy doesn't. cry," Jimmy will bite back the tears and. come up laughing. And Jimmy will make the sort of man who can take life on the chin and whom no disaster can ever kick out.

If you. will think of the most unhacgpy people of your wqllﬂlhlimw- you will realize that they are all cowar . It is not. that the have had more misfortunes to bear than thebalance of us for, ubd he p us, none 0t‘ us c. .pe drinking our cup of bitter tea. We have all been through the \\\"ill'lllt‘SS of‘ toil. We have known pain and sickness. Death has robbed us of our loved ones. But ii we liud the brave attitude toward life, as Stevenson says, we did not let our sorrows spoil our whole lives. We rose above them and found happiness in the good things that were left us.

We can tcnch our children to be strong or weak. We can make of them sturdy oaks or clinging vines. We can tench them to stand on their own feet or be lPilllCYS whom someone else Wlll always have to support. Onc of the mast pitiful sights in the world is the pampered child who ls the prisoner of love and whose over-fond parents never let it. have one moment of freedom, one breath of independence, one chance to develop any initiative.

A FOREDOOMED FAILURE

From the time he can walk somebody holds him by the hand. Some- body supervises his play. Somebodyi picks out the children he should know. Somebody protects him from making any mistakes, or getting into trouble.

And when this poor little mimikin, who has never learned to tako care of himstilf, goes out into a. hard-boiled urorld where theracc is to the swift mid the battle to the strong, he is a. fcrcdoomed failure. ‘Phat is why the children of the poor going up the ladder so often meet the children of the rich coming down,

LEXIS SMITH, isslurod In Women’ "Th; Constant Nymph‘ bun a magniﬁcent woddln och Rhodes. It is ol ivory satin and list a hip-lengih fitted bodice cut with a dropped s

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NN SHERIDAN — now starring in Wornars’ "JUkB Girl" wear: lustrous Ivory satin which has been used lcr thi| ovoly bridal gown. The bodice has a three-panel front, while the short peplum In cut info th~ narrow waist-lino will,

narrow bolt oi self lsbric. The skirt is lull, and ﬁnished wiih a long train. Hlr shower veil ith o loop oi orange blossoms. She carries an ivory-bound prayer book that also ha! the orange l: ARGUERITE CHAPMAN lectured in Wsrners’ "Yanliao Doodle Dandy" envy slipper satin, desi nod by Milo Anderson. ll has dolman sleeve: and Tum is edged with soutsche braid which also border

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Needlecraft/ For The Home

It's easy to trace the peasant reeling in the snug basque cut of the bodice oi this Juznper frock — it may even be front-laced itf you

———— In the fall lettuce may be grown . . the nice at kl still in INSULATING MATERIALS WILL ain; m: ' _ We can teach children to accept life as it comes to them and make Butter or drippmgs wlm. And gf course the sigh-t h o, join ‘h, u: Dzffympm ma‘; RESIST MOISTURE hi.“ age dwatllﬁouguélielgiefsgblggﬁ? the best of their bargain. A friend once came to visit me, bringing with Method: Scrub the pota and dimdl,

With ‘the question or moisture penetration into the framing of structures becoming more acute virith the advent of modern heating and air conditioning, many builders are advising the use o! insulating fabric or maeeriais which seal the walls against penetration of mois-

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her a frail little child. who was forbidden to eat ice cream of which she was passionately fond.

“Oh, well." I said. “if Annie can't have ice cream, we won't have any more for dessert."

“Yes we will," replied the child's mother. “All her life Annie will have to see people ltnving things she would like to have and that she cannot have, and she must learn not to envy them, or make herself unhappy

cover with boiling water. ook gently until they are just barely tender, then drain and cool. Remove the skin and cut each potato into thick slices crosswise. Melt the butter or drippings in a large skillet, usin plcn y to b;own the potatoes eveny. Lay the slices {lat on the bottom o4 the pan and

Style No. 3564 is designed for sizes l2, 14, i6, l8 and 20. Sine 16 requires 3 1-8 yards 39-inch fabric for jumper and 2 yards 39-inch for blouse.

To order pattern: Write or send picture with your name and ed-

dress with 20 con? in ooin or stamps w the N ecraft Bureau.

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hi a din-nor planned by a gour- mﬂ. a bowl salad is almost invari- ably included as a principal course,

“Fighting a331,“ you nuugtlity Victory gardeners are advised to boy! Look at the state you're 1n follow this example, since here is _holes m your swaying; and your one way in which the palate may suit all tattered and torn. Now b9 dtelfghited. and the nutritional I'll have to buy you a new suit." reqﬂlmments of the family satis-

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Five different bibs may be made with this pattern. Two motifs may be embroidered and three are embroidered or appligued. Hot iron trans- fer pattern No. ‘I89 contains 2 motifs for embrol ery with 3 motifs for embroidery or applique measuring from 2% by 4%. inches to 3% by 5% inches each with complete instructions,

To order pattern: Write or send above picture with your name and address with l5 cent; in coin or stumps to Needlework Bureau, Charlotte- town Guardian.

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woman's life-try Lydia E. Pink- hams Vegetable Compound. It's made especially for women. Thou-

- do in Canada. Plnkham Compound is worth trying.

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wrecking his health. No tears of repentance, of rcgrcti are 501ml $0 WDSll clean the skirts of the girl who has dragged them through the gut- ter. Every one of us reap the harvest that we have sown.

So if you teach children to be brave, to be self-sufficient. to make the best of thc hand that Fatc has dealt them and to watch their steps, you

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Weirdest, Most P u": z ll n 3 Dreams May Bo Warnings

." "Subconscious" Wakes Up

Your other self ll active when you sleep. It thinks things you are ashamed to recognize and does things you would never do. Even you don't want to know this other nelf.

And you can't get rid at lti it vnkel when you lleep. It makes you dream of the weirdest, moot puzzling things. Riding to work, "our train whlzzes past your sta-

on and the next one and the next ‘no! You're filled with panic!

This is because your secret loll, your "Iubconscloul," ll seething with probleml, emotions you ignore. In dreams it tries to tell you about them, using its own strange lym- bcllc language.

In the dream of the train it lays: “Don't let your impulse: run away with you!" If you've been attracted to someone else‘: beau, that ll an ‘obvioul warnlngl

So is s dream o! wandering in an emlﬂy. dreary world-or l dream of n burning house.

Our SI-pnge booklet IXplllfil many Iuch common dreams and dream symbols-according to ply- choanalysia; including flying. fall- ing off cliffs. being leen naked. Discusses sex dreams, nipitmarol. “proplietlf droopy. Sendﬁucmoolnsforyouroimy" o! "The Meaning of Dreams" to Guardian Home service. Be sum to write plainly your Name, Address and the Name of booklet,

Method: Cream the shortening thoroughly. Gradually cream in the honey. Add the eggs, one at o, time, and beat. thcrcugtily after each addition. Add the vanilla.

Sift the flour, then measure and sift again with the baking powder and salt. Add this to the first mixture alternately with the milk. Pour the batter into 3 greased layer cake pans and bake in I. moderate oven (875 deg. F.) for about 26 minutes. Turn the cakes out of the pans to cool, then put together with jelly. Currant jelly is nice for this, but any other kind that is available may be used. Sprinkle the top of the cake with icing sugar.

BRIEVITY

A surgeon, man of few words, met Ills match-in a woman! She called at his surge with her hand badly inflamed an swollen. The following dialogue, opened by the doctor, took place:

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"Bruise." "Poultice." The next day the woman called

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