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Wash the Safer New OXYDOL Way

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New OXYDOL, so much richer in washing power, gets your clothes sparkling clean and white. You avoid needless wasliday wear and tear!

F YOU want your [iimilyﬂs is safety itselfior colored wash- clotlics to last longer in ables and dainnv washable ivnrtimc-dnn’: risk harsh riivons! So discover now . . . as lilcuclit-s \\ lien wishing-and millions are doing . . . how the tli oitl li.iril l‘ ' ing. sr1/u1'OXYD()L ivay saves your Lise new 0X1 DOL : z z the clothes in iviirtiiiicl

ﬂmz/z-rn soap tliiit lifts the dirt

out of the tloilies ; ; ; soaks it

loose, quirk/y and rmwt/y/ Gives you a iiasli that's so gloriously whiie~it's lilHl to believe you don't use rt lilraclil

lust rich, site ‘washing action uliwne docs it. 'l'liose livelier; more ﬂCtllC “Iliisile-Bubble’? suds are richer in washing

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llC\\'()\\.'Lilll now gets zuaretlirt.

You tgtt a gorctoiisly White

wash nil/tau! l/iml rubbing ; a a

vritltorz/ nv/rrz ﬂYIX/JPT running

lime . . . am! t4'1'l/.'n:.'.‘ l),(‘(7f/J!'IIg—- except for srtins, of course, or unusual pit qt-c.

Anal VJ’ tiir all its wartime

‘Vilbllllll: tiiicicticy, new Oxytlol

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e 1.. Jr-l Betty Under-

z. Etiison Poole; 3, Vera. Ding- r ii- -l. Nzvliwn Clark.

'- l ' -l Orrin Clark.

.---l, I-Jiliviiril Robert-

. so . llitzliest Avcraaei-Bruce Stead. litma Kiln-ii rte ‘Teacher.

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MODERN WOMAN IN WARTIME

This Restless Person Has Been Compared Invidiously With Her Grandmother

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hasntgot 1L and iiliose ideas are as cockeyed as llfl‘ hats. hcr critics, having broken out of what

she gets them.

iorl Just think of the

\\'llll Gfkllldpﬂ. l0 CHYVL‘ illl

ivilileriiess.

start his fortune. And think how

suspecting there was any other ivoman extrept. that of wife and mother.

the thing. ion.,

at the ittovles. She didnt miss the buck

her proi loci‘.

NO TICKETS TO RENO

her liver iii ' of buying a ticket to Reno. Ii Grandpa was crochcty id hard to live ivilli she made the best of him, such as he l 01' sivappitiq- him oil‘ ior a new liitsband who was nicst likely .lei" than the old one. She ii-:i'ci' dreamed oi‘ 5l1Cl1 n. thing as leav- ing her own house iind children to take care ot themselves while she set up a shoppe somewhere,

So (lrandnia lived and died and if she could see the carryings on of her graiidtliiiigliiers she would be as much. surprised as she would be to find that her old spinning wheel has become a parlor ornament and that her b4‘(l-\\'8l'lllt‘i‘ graces the living-room fireplace.

Now I \\'0lll(l not snatch a single sprig oi laurel from Grandmother's cap. She was a great old gal, but till ilie friiiinino virtues did not die with her. She bequeathed ii lot of her sterling qualities to hcr izrancl- daughters and if, at times, they are somewhat obscured by their follies, they zilwatvs come out in a pinch.

‘And of this we are having a marvelous exhibition Just now to which I wish to call the attention of those pessiniists who have come to believe that the modern irirl is nothing but froth and feathers and her finder- nails and crazy hair-do. Aiaybe it is because we lirive been so busv ad- miring the courage with which our boys have given up their peace-time OCCLIDiIIlOIIS and plains and ambitions to iinsivei" their country's call to de- fend it that we have overlooked the fact that these soldiers’ wives have been no 10s brave and patriotic than their husbands.

RISE TO THE OCCASION

For almost, without, exception these little short-skirted, golf-playing, Jitterbiiaizing girls, with iippai'eiitl,v' no thought in their head CXC-LDL to (illllLS13)llilCl11S(‘l\"(‘S, ll1l_\'C risen like heroines to the occusi ' not tried to keep their men tit home by tears and lanicn have bi ticecl them up to do their duty and have forced lips to smile ivhen they kissed them good-bye. And theirs has been the ;‘lill‘(l€l' part for it takes mom cold courage to sit and wait. Hlldvﬁghl. your

cars for the one you love who lS in danger. than _it does for liim to dare that danger \\Alll(‘ his blood runs hot Willi the thrill of battle.

Yrt i-vcrvivherc we have seen vouriiz wives izoiniz out getting labs to 5119111111 Illelltselvcs so titty might not be a burden on their husbands at the front. Feet used to dancing, are zicliiniz from standing behind coim-

Soft hands that had never worked are growing hard and

_ They their trembling

semi _\'Ollll’.’,‘ wives breakinw to a‘ woman. and tiilzine their babies and coin" lmclc linni" or coupling: iio with some other womiiti to ll i: ‘ - "i

quarters ior the zluration and doing it Clltfﬁllilllllﬂcllcilllgltliié out of hardships that cut no less deep because tliev are commonplace, '

So in war. the modern woman has proved herself. Outwardl h

may seem frivolous. but. within she ls all steel and gold She is Grandma:

Living e Leisure

The M/omank Realm

to their parents

__.._._ mill-n: LONG AND SHORT niuscr FROCKS v11:

NEW YORK—- It's anybodyis guess which ls coming out on tsp. the lcng Cl‘ the short dress. When the SlIC-lKliOTS are decorated and the dress. black the shOPb dress is

Now that rost makes All and rusty, Dahliias and asters tall and borders I

.ls.'_v, when lhev old leaves fall, nights are wl.d and gusty, Red at tho garden wall salvia lusty (selected by Alexandra). —Jﬂ.l’lbll M11310.

vaunts

GREY FOR MOTHER

Grey velvzt, instead ci beige lice, for the brides mother ls new, The €hOp which believes in this showed I. 10M! EH35’ vclvtlL- dress with pearl brags ilaticritigly encircling the 11cc .

To cream shortening easily, pour a little \\‘iLl'l11 water from a mixing bowl and leti- sot until ready to IIIIX cakes; then pcur out and dry bowl bfrorc putting in shortrning. This will soften the shortening withcut melting it.

HINTS ON ETIQUETTE lnslng your temper and scoidlng loudly is a slttn of bad breeding,

and is a ccmmcn discoitrtesy,

SEE ADVANFE IN

PROVES SHE IS STEEL AND GOLD

The modern woman has the reputation of being a foolish and frivol- ous creature who doesn't know what she wants yet is peevish because she According to we used to call woman's sacred sphere, she dcesnt know tvhere she is going nor ivhut lo do about it aft: r

It l5 the custom to compare this restless. dlﬁﬂmﬁﬁd YQlmll D6150" lnvidiouslv with her Grandmother and sigh and 5113K how dlﬂerem m9 women of the past were ironi the women oi the present. and how super- coiirngc our pioneer Grandmothers had when tliev climbfd into the covered ivagons and started west empire cut oi the Consider iitiut. lielpmiites were the wunicn who helped their husbands light lndiaiis. and new the logs out of which they built their houses, and who liocd and plowed and worked alongside them in the fields l‘6.l5lng the iood they nle.

Lcok zit the wav Grandma cooked and wash- ed iind ironed and baby-tended, helping Grandpa contented Grandma was doing her homely round 0i dom- estic duties. hardlv ever going out of her own house, never Llllllklllt! of amusing herself or even career for a

She ivnsnt forever buiinc new clothes, wiie- tlicr she needed llicni or not. just for the heck oi She wasn't eternally‘ entitling the strCtls in‘ search of divers- Slie didn't spend the afteriicons pliviiig bridge and her evcnintzs to the kindergarten and the schools and the summer camps and expect them to roar her children ior ‘\lor did she expect Grandpa to be a crezit lover X15 well as a good

it Grandma ever suffered with heart hunger she took something ior id '

I z CORNER

o-Q-OQ-OO-OQO-OO-OO-OO-O-OQQ-Qo-Qs MAPLE SYRUP BUTTER TABTQ

Three tablespoons ShOFWIT-BE. 3 taibcsponm ‘bustier, 1-2 teaspoon cornstarch, 2 e885. 1-4 salt, a waspwnb linear. the slwrtenlng and butter well to- gether and add the 61168-1‘ and cornstarch, beat-iris well, Add ‘he eggs and beat well to make Km’- mixture smooth. ‘Add remiunng ingredients and mix well. Have ready one dozen smﬂll PEST-TY 1111941 tan; trims (having shells about 3-4- tnch deep of rich plain pastry) and pour in filling. Bake art 425 degrees Fahrenheit for ten nun. lites, reducing heat to 350 degrees Fahrenheit to ilnisli.

CRANDDRRRY ORANGE S HERBET

l-4 cup evaporated milk

1 1-2 teaspoons grated orange

rind

l-4 cup orange Juice.

l-B cup sugar

1 cup milk

l-2 cup sour cream

Few grains salt

1 cup occiked or canned whole

cranberry sauce.

GCmblne evaporated milk, orange rind and Juice, sugar and nilk, stir until sugar ls dissolved. Pour into freezing tray oi automatic re- irltzeratcr with cold ccntrol set at point. recommended by mariuiac. turer ior- freezing ice cream. Freeze

to riush; add cream. salt and cranberry sauoe. Freeze firm. serves 4.

‘A Morning Smile

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“MoPhersonls s. cheat, and Ah'm no playtn‘ golf wi‘ him again."

"How's tiliat?"

"Weel, hoo, could be fin‘ his lest ha’ a. yard true the green when it

Wis in ma pocket? IN TECHNICAL TERMS

There Was a terrific crash in the hall, and mother ran out o: the (lining-room, her eyes wide with ear.

“What/evens that?" gm gasped,

Hoi- son, n. shining light in the Air Training Corps, reassured her:

starch is used in the

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al and Personal I Fashions / Literature

@9315“ 9- 1942

INCE 1858, when Bensotfs Corn Starch was ﬁrst introduced in Canadian homes, time has proved that women have a more prominent place in national and community aﬂairs-that they can perform, equally well, duties that were previously considered the sphere of men alone."

In their recognition of Benson's Corn Starch as the purest and most desirable, for over 80 years Canadian women have proved that only the best is good enouzh for them.

The outstanding excellence of famous Benson's Corn Starch, its purity and high quality, make “Benson's” the very ﬁnest choice for any purpose for which corn

home;

For delicious Desserts, insist on “Benson?!

One of {be famous IIFDd/lf/S of

The CANADA STARCH Cf/MPANY, Limited

"It's all right," m replied. “It was only father coming downstairs He nosezdived flattened out, and made a. crash landing."

acceptable anywhere and so is the short skirted dccollete gown with or without sleeves. women always love to wear low cut dresses; donlh for a moment think they are not B01112 to Jump at this pieasant compromise of low cut bodice and short skirt,

NEW WAY TO EAT FISH TWO SUCCBEDING DAYS 1S “TILL WORTH TRYING

‘Ilhe idea of fish as a main dish im two succeeding da-ys might’ not uppealvat first to the average iam. 11y. Miss Hazel Freeman, lecturer- demonstrator, Department 0i Fish- "195. Offers a plan ior preparation that makes the-m so distinctly d‘!- fererit that for eccnomic value they are well wortih trying.

Miss Freeman dzmonstraited with a fresh two-pound haddock, and the servings worked out at an ap- proximate cost oi four cents each or 32 cents for the two meals.

hen the flslh was cleaned the meaty part was cooked and ground, and to it ivas added a small onion finely chopped, and a teaspoon of chopped green pepper cookccl light- ly in 1 1 .2 tablespoons oi butter l 1-2 tablespoons tine dry bread crumbs; 3-4 cup t4 milk and two small eEgs (one large one could be used). This was stirred well and seasoned with salt and PQPDer (chopped parsley and a teaspoon of__1emOn Juice could be added) and

baked in a ‘cased ca serole pan of hot, uuter for 3-4 of an hcur in a/n oven from 35'.) to 375 F‘. This was served ivllh a cream sauce ilav- cured with a icw drope c1 a incnd extract '

For the second dLsh —a fish chowder, —tlie liczid, w.tli cycs and gills icnicvcd, and the trimmings were cooked, the stock Slrdllled oii, and the bits of fish removed and added to the stock. Carrots, onions and pctitatoes were cocked in the stcck, the cnfcns having first bten sautcd, Milk, biztter, STClﬂ haw-ts and seasoning uiero addrd Just be- fore serving.

MAKlhG NEW YORK, Instead of colonial

iilghboys and siretxher tables, some large furniture mrtitiiiacturers are

rprcducing lamina-led wings for bombers and collapsible sheltrrs ior Th0 nmiy. After the ivar, says Hor- bert M Rcthsrtiiid, of John Stuart, TUQ, a. prominent: manufacturer and dealer, the new type of material umd new‘ procrssvs of manufacture, new bc-lnz evolved will lend tn a remarkable advance ln furniture- maklng l/rdinlqiic.

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WINTER XVARDROBE

You Illa)‘ iict. have as many clothes this year as you have had in seasons past, bii-I- you'll have more reascn to izck "iir best So ' W idicbe

i.ic syop. ls waslciui and cx- To more lll0ligllt vcu give to planning you“ ivardrclbe, the mOre praoiical and smart, your wardrobe will be -—{1lld the more you will lro aiding the govcrn- mom's effort to keep Canada smartly and tid-:'qii.it:2_v drisscrl while conserving the itsc of mu- chmeiy conserving iiiibrzca and avoiding extravagance. Your own

yriir wardrobe ca. . I! you are Joining the lncrenii-l Eng ranks of clever, thrifty fashion-i ivi-ze '" icii, who are chocsln i licine sewing and lirtndwork r to smallness, pick up your basket, your knitting nee your crocket hook. and you be amamcl to sec in how short ‘time ycu can turn any, real beautifully flit-rd fashions Ctllflrmllli! rersrnn and touches of l kind ivliicli you have always ii p soclatcd ‘With ‘the “upper briwk ets" oi cost.

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Just the Ticket For a School Frock

Plenty of simple little _irc<~ks. easy w kri-p glean - thnls what p, girl needs for school. Harts n. smart looking little Jumper that 11 lmnzingly easy to midw-

style 3M9 is deslgnrd ior sizes 4, 6. 8, and l0. Size 8 r0<l\1»1‘~"5 1 3-4 yards oi 35-inch iabrlc for Juniper; 1 yard ivitli l l-4 Voids braid ior short-shoved blouse; l- 1-3 yard‘ ior long.slceved blouses.

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