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Price Control Questions And Answers

Questions end Answers on Price

Conlrul will appear in The Guard- ,

lan as a regular feature each day

‘The questions are those which have l

reached the Wartime Prices and Trade Board from housewives in

this region. The answers are pro-i

yided by the Board Readers. Per

sons who have intelligent questions,’

to ask on price control are invited to send them in writing to the Women's Regional Advisory Com- mittee of the wflfllmg Pricgl gm] Trade Board.

Q. I understand that there is e shortage of fruit baskets I have a great number of them in my basement that have accumulated in

the past couple of years. Where can I sell them?

A. Most paulars, fruit dealers and grocers will purchase them

from you nt prices ranging from one to three cents each. depgnding up- on their sizet shape and condition.

Q. Can a photographer irlcrease charges for portraits?

A. Yes. A photographer renders e professional service and all pro- fessional services are exempt from the price ceiling.

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Pevelop Your Talent for Foch: ion Drawing

BE A FASHION ARTIST

ll you have aspirations to be a fashion artist don't let your am- bitions be driven underground. Develop your talents and you will ioon be earning money.

The rapid growth and profitable returns of fashion illustrations es e profession have attracted thousands of young people to successful DEFECTS.

There is still demand for really good artists, so round out your preparation to the fullest possible degree.

Study leading fashion magazines and newspapers. observe shop win- dows, read fashion art books, and attcnd art exhibitions whenever possible.

Carry a sketchbook with you wherever you go. Learn to sketch everything you see!

Our ill-page booklet full of illus- trations and instructions will help you on the road to success.

Bend 15c in coins for your copy of Fashion Drawing Made Easy to the Charlottemwn Guardian Home Service Address. B9 sure to write plainly ur name, address end the name o booklet,

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I walked a mile with Pleasure, She chettered all the way; And I wls none the wiser Ibr all she had to sey.

I walked s mile with Sorrow. And ne'er a word said me. But oh. the things I learned from

her, When Sorrow walked with me. SIMPLE I001) PBESBEVII

Many housewives in Canada have never heard 0f iceless foodpreser- vetlon, and the consumer branch oi’ the Prices Board describes a eye- tem for keeping milk from going sour, butter hard end vegetables crisp . . .A length of cheesecloth and two dishpans are all that is needed. One end of the cheeecloth is submerged in water in one of the pans; the remaining yardage is tucked in around the food, which is placed in the other pan. This results in a constant flow of mois- ture through the cheesecloth around the food. Evaporation keeps the temperature low enough to help preserve the eatables. The system works most successfully 1n a cellar —but it is ef~ ectlve also in the cool- er perts or k tchens.

FRESIIED FROCKS

Upon removing your dr us, place it immediately upon a hanger and place in e current of air t0 thor- oughly dry out. Look over it to see if it has acquired any spots or needs pressing before putting it away. Then a beg of sachet may be suspended inside the frock be- fore it is rizced in the certcnne bag ready for the next wearing.

Peony plants should be watered faithfully and copiously all through the hot summer months. They will repay this care by giving extra. fine blooms the following year. A long

The father of a college student. was shaking hands with the pm- fesscr and ssld cordially:

Father *1m delighted to meet you Jack has mentioned you in llli 1mm - - Yvu know. he took Algae? from yglu last term.

r0 essor - ardon me, Ja k riimosed to it, but he did noct 45:12:

A SMILE

Husband, w; Aellt’: "i: had u, on the tip of my tongue a, mg- .3.’;%“°‘i.i‘ '8 "

: " y e " you think hard."1 come back u i Husband; “I don't think 5m l was the 2 l-Sd stanrn l0 but on my letter."

It. I was going

. . . with ram. ' _ thertove, uoeterilixing, lo sugar! Diuolve FRUIT-KEPT} Tahlcteiu eeld

O Pmcrvin ' I A rm. r.t.'.§i.fi..3 water. put fruit in inn, then pour the mm over and seaL The FRUlT-KEPE method tends to malntnm full food value with its natural gooiinue and flavour.

FRUIT-KEPE keeps fruit ludedaitdy. Aa excellent ilreuerving method for those unable to take sugar. So this year-preserve more fruit- with FRUlT-KEPE. Recipes, lull directions in every package. At Grocery. Drug, Dept. Slum. " c ‘~‘ Producio Co. Tomato 6. WARNING-Don't weak good cubllilulel lor FruiI-Kepl. lwaya pd original — pronounced "Fruit-Keep". SUITABLE FRUITS-paella, plums. apples, grapes, chub rial, rhubarb, berriu, pineapple ad

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DESIGN N0. 1027

Handkerchiefs with embroidered initials and daint crocheted edg- ings are lovely an made in e short lme. Hot iron transfer pattern No. 1027 contains one set of initials about 1 inch high and three cm. chewd edsings, with complete m- structione.

To order pattern: Write, or rend above picture with your name and address with 1'5 gents in coin or stamps to ‘ _ Bureau Charlottetown Guardian. ' ‘Needlework Department,

Design No. 107i

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The Woman's Realm

This will take of! nun: it u not m m.

X»!- I- DAVEY .WAlNl OI‘ DANGER-S RESULTING

FROM ICBATCIIES, ABRASIONS the

Every person who suffers

slightest while outdoors, es- pecielly children, should be treat- edwithtetenus serumusule-

guerd sgainst locklaw, Dr. Miles G. Brown, superintendent of the Gen- eral Hospitel, I-lamllto , Ont., de- clared when he announced that a 11-year-old girl is now a patient in the institution, victim of the infection which developed from a slight forehead scratch

The young patient, the second ln one year. was playing with sev- eral young companions on ‘the street when she suffered a sh ht abraislon which caused a s break. It was not even thought that it was serious. but the germ. which is in the soil, entered the open surface and within e time lockiaw developed and when Ller condition became serious she was taken to hospital. .

“The germ is in the soil and everyone who suffers even the slightest scratch while outdoors mould have tetanus serum. es- pecially children. for their protec- ed it had been a. year since a case tlon" said Dr. Brown. He report-l had been treated at the institutlonn the previous victim being e IZ-yeer-i old daughter of e Hamilton doctor.

cuss COOKIN-G UTENSILS save reopens. LOOK wr-zu.

Glam cooking utensils are begin- nlng to rill in those spots on lut- chen shelves left vacant by the shortage of metal pots end pans. Among the new glassware are ring moulds for use in oven or re- frigerator, masters, measuring .ups with easy-to-read colored markvrs,

short .

lWDorothy. Dial SGXS- .

PAREltlTS TAKE‘ ATTITUDE TOWARD CHILDREN MARRYING

Some Think They Have Nothing To D0 Toward Aiding Youths To Happy Wedded Life

‘s’ than ti}; attitude

‘more is _ more and I that most parents take towards their e nrril e - W h" Ell“ m" “l tn ‘.°°°.‘.’.“"’“li..‘“..‘°.l.° ‘it? fiififltdnlla. fiéit-"ill atmurraes eurngpo e that it 61th:! makes them, or mars them. The know that the Wh0l¢

a? mess and well-being of their sons and can: rm depends vim W

get. 9y w‘ a u m” gnfigu‘ could never happen to their children and that‘ if t dill. it is e mysterious dispensation of Prov dence. ikfi be struck by’ lightning. with which they have noth to do.

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PARENTS SHIRK THEIR DUTY

Th ecce res nslbtll about it. The! ash tliyeu- naiillsngr them whole iynatm- and seem i» insider that they have nothing to do with "tint"! their children to make good marriages. or preveutink hem from making bad ones. This is a. COVYBTdIY ' snirkmg of e most impxortant duty. for oerents "e under just es much obligation to help the children get well settled in matrimony es they ere to help them get well settled in business.

ADDirently the whole sublect of their children's marriage thrflws fathers and mothers into a pan c in which they take leave of their will" and do the stupidest things imaginable. Thev for et, for iii-WHICH. thfli propinquity is the great match-maker, and that you throw any B!"

" together constantly it is almost certain that they will fill l" each other. Or, at any rate. that they will think that they are in love with each other long enough to get ‘married.

Yet. ignoring this almost basic matrimonial fact, mothers Will invite preltv girl relatives, or girls of different social strata. or girls or different religious faith. to pay them long visits, though the would rather see their sons deed than married to them. Or ey w l give some hand- some. lopeless derelict the run of the house. and then be 119F190“? him“ fled when John and Sally, or Mary and Bob appear before them and 381i for their blessing.

MOTHER SELDOM BEALIZES TRUE SITUATION The mother's alibi when John wants to merry the pretty Chambfl‘

maid, or Mary elopes with the stunning chauffeur, or Belly casts in her lot with the lmpecunious student to whom father is giving board to help

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platters to replace metal varieties, percolators, and all-purpose glass

To take rust from nickel wet a llgwls for mixing’ baking and sew-

cloth in vinegar and dip in salt. slim nhhniklzacnrersT/inr BEAUTIFUL

g foods.

Glass cooking utensils are trons- perent, sanitary and easily washed in suds. They may be sent to the table directly from the oven, thus obviating the need for extra con- tainers, and minimizing dish-wash- ing Many of these glass containers make excellent refrigerator dishes. but they must not be subjected to sudden changes of temperature. Always cool a glass utensil before putting into a cold sink, and warm it up as much as possible before putting it into a hot oven.

DISCOLGRED TILES

Try using scouring powder and steel wool on the discolored tile and see if that will not bring back its

hitcness. If this fails a chlorine bleach will do the trick. Apply the bleach with a cloth, let it remain on the tiles for a few minutes. then wipe up thoroughly with clear wat- er. '

MACHINE OIIT

1f the garment has become spott- ed with mactllne oil during the mok-. ing. sprinkle it thickly with Fuller's earth and let stand over night. Brush off in the morning with a soft brush and nil oil traces will have been absorbed

AN EMERGENCY KIT

The modern business woman keeps an emergency kit at the

office, in which may be found all necessary toilet articles. a reserve pair of stockings, clean handker- ohiels. fresh gloves Then en un- expected dinner engagement finds miladv all prepared to cope wPh the situation without going home to freshen up.

lwssiATArvr EX-HIBIT

MOSCOW —fC'P) — The State Art: (Dolnmittee is asyemblin works of art created in theHUSSR. within the past 10 years. The coll~ ection, including paintings. sculp- tures. and specimens of notional art will be exhibited tn the public here in the early autumn.

ILACKHEADS

Blackheads 9o quickly by a simple method that dissolve: them. Get two ounces of peroxlne powder from your druggist. apply with a hot. Wt! Clfllll gently over the blackheads-and you

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him through college. is that she never dreamed they would fall in l0ve with each other. But they nearly always do, and the safe thing is MW!‘ -. uuow on» voung person in your home that you wouldn't be willing u. have your child marry.

There are the equally stupid parents who want their children o0 hurry. end who especially want their dau hters to marry. but who never give them a chance. They never ive the r girls any pretty clothes and never take them any place where hey will have e chance of meedne d9- sirahle men. And then they wonder that they are old maids.

And can you think of a more criminal thing than that hall 0i the fathers don't even know the young men by sight whom their dafldhtflfi are going to marry until Mary or Sally appears holding a sheepish youth by the hand. and says: "Father, here is your future son-in-law. ’ Y. father ought to be on the job from the time Mary or Sally his her first dew and have an accurate line on the morals and manne and business ability of every lad who comes to the house.

FATIIEII. COULD PREVENT BAD MATCHES

If he did this before the girls fell in love, he would et in his work and tell them just what boys were petticoet-chasers. W 10h dflmk '-°° much which played tne races. and which were shirtless and 1811'. 8nd many a miserable match would be prevented.

But fat-her doesn't do it. Oh, dear no. very often he doesn't even take the trouble to make a single inquiry es to who or what the youni mail is. or whether there are any mortgages on his est wouldn't sell a men a. hundred-dollar bill of goods w his rating. but he will let his daughter marry a man without know rig e single th ng aboui. him.

And when parents try to break off a match, look hOW stupidly they do 1t. with what lack of finesse! Their only weapon seems to be violent QPpUMLlUli, which serves only to hur u the wed in . whereas by the use o e. little diplomacy they could bre o every merr age that isn't B. real love marriage. and that should be broken ofl.

Oi’ course, in this country we scorn match-making parents, but. be- ‘lleve me. we need them.

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WFEMAIE WEAKNESS

Which IelueeYoI Grenlmllorvoue If you suffer from gremps, backache,

esdec o, ties", periods of the blues — due to fune- tionel monthly dil- tut-bender- start at once — take Lydia I. Plnkhnura Vegetable Compound. It not only helps relieve monthly in but also tired, week. nervous eel- lngl. Thil ll due b0 it-l soothing effect on on oewolulfs Ion ne- rolrmwr ononre. nd tl one of

DEVILLED POTATOES

Two dozen smell new potatoes, ii tablespoons fat, melted, 1 teaspoon prepared mustard. salt and pepper tomtjste, 2 teesoons vinegar, 2 egg

yo . Boll potatoes until lust tender.

deep -fet until brown, 3 to 5 min- utcs. Drain on absorbent paper. Combing melted fat, mustard, salt, pepper and vinegar. Add hot fried potatoes end cook, shaking con- stantly. for 3 or 4 minutes. Add egg yolks, well beaten. end serve. Egr- ves four.

POTATOES IN CHEESE SAUCE

a m the molt elective

Prepare 1 cup wnlte sauce and add 1-3 cup grated cheese. Stir un- til melted. Cut 4 hot potatoes into 34-inch cubes and add in sauce. Add 1 tablespoon diced plmentc and mix carefully so potato cubes won't be broken. Serves four.

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CHICAGO, Ill. Aug 19 The child death rate in the United States during school egn 15-14) is less ttlari et any other age period and has declined '75 per cent during the present century. according to n spe- cial report by the U. S. Bureau of Census. The decline. it is stated. would have been far larger had it not been for the great increase in accidental deaths and specially those from motor vehicles. How- ever, since the netional program for safety education was inaugurated in 1922, there has been a drop of 15 per cent in motor accidents to school children

The greatest reduction in the pest 40 years has been in the diph- theria death rate, which ranked first Rs a cause of death during schoolryears in 1900 and now stattds in twelfth place.

This decrease of 97 5 per cent in diphtheria rate "may well be coll~ sidered one of the greatest triu in the-coratrol OITIOIITTIIIIIICBDIE ‘ ease by the concerted application of preventive and therapeutic meo-

IIALTH LEAGUE OI CANAD‘.

in commenting on the diphtherl mortality figu

Bowel tlomplainll oi ilhildren

During tho hot summer and el t, {all mouths most vhiitlrt-n, an especially those tot-tiling, are sub‘ to diurrhteu, d eeutory, colic, ciao a infentum nu other bowel l“ piaints. Every mother should kccp a bot‘ of Dr. Fmvlerfil Extruct of “'11 Strawberry in the homo as a pr tection against sudden attacks o these troubles. Don't: experiment with new ~- lmtried remedies. (‘nnsider yo chiid’s health. Gct “Dr. Fowler's’ It has been successfully ilscd b, thousands of Canadian mnllicrs dur- ing the net 94 years it has been on the mar ct.

Don't uccepl: a substitute. I

Get the genuine “Dr. Fowler's.’

sures," the Bureau of Census says.

1 Needlecraft

For The Home

BUFFLED-TRIMMED JUMPER

7° Dfllllht The Feminine Ilcart r Your beloved Jumper dress, styled

or a really summery look, with dainty fulfil!!! placed where you W-ll- Really a very cute little trick. bound to catch the masculine eye with its feminine appeal. Anrl a inlnd urcss to make up in cotton, fresh end tubbable. easy to sew

Style No. 2785 is designed for 51m 10 to 20. as to 4o. Sizelil re- quires 2 1-4 yards 35-in. fabric for jumper; and for blouse with long sleeves, 2 1-4 yards fl5-in fabric with 1 1-2 yards ruffling.

Pattern is hand-cut to United States Standard Measurements and includes chart with step by glgp m. struct ns.

Send twenty cents for pattern. Write your name, address and style - -.-.r. Be sure to state clu you

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‘will. muted, unburned Ii an . h"! w- m manner-elf. .252‘. "1"" "l"! infected by dangerous germs. Oat relief the quick, m. y” ‘m, 1!!!!" Its wonderful emollient action Illmllilooflieetiiewoundedmembreoee and eeeie them lglllut gums and Impuri- lln. It eofiaaa the lillnlui. cracked sur- hm. huim natural balling. Lypqyl "l! ll I retentive film between the deli- “ll lie-akin and the burning rays ol the at“ o" I-Yiilyl at your store today. Use fllalerly to soothe and protect youg "I'- 9014 mrvwiim u. ma; stick form.