engines hum? Time is a casuist. who loves to

(ilflpe

Rock-scars with delicate ﬂowers, and to turn

A plundered city to some other

. up,

Quilting the horrors under grass 15 and f rii;

Urginc ZILWI‘!!! to build her faith-i

eat her breast. —Richard Church. in the London Sunday Times.

Check on: all ready-made car- menis that you buy before they are b worn. See that the buttons are fas- , mmutes toned on tightly. They may need ‘ an extra s 'tch or two before be- ing subjec d to the wear and tear»

Use lime Juice in place of lemondfrrliggetrgticﬁé baby-s feeding {ormulu . _ cooked or uncookedfmen refrigerate it" cake frosting or filling.

iCool Milk Rapidly

(2) Double-boiler heating. Use_ s.

Legion Educational Service courses gl-etfilﬁ. ‘ifflfmkff ‘fwififikiie ifspifeiﬁi x

m an Brmsh prison“; of 3“ ﬁnied-Qforqexamilleo quart size for a i e - ‘- ' .

, pint of milk, or gallon size for two Ulmumy 1mm‘ iféuarts. lilut the ‘cold rlnilk inlto ﬁliig - . op of t e doubc boi er witi cc whm swam‘: mews ‘mm ‘ ma“ water in the lower compartment. Have the ivatcr touch the bottom U. m a Cmcrcd 1m. m the re_ .61’ the urine-r kettle so the milk will for sandwich filling. Save

In Geneva, Switzerland, a speci- al depot has been set up to ar- (listribution of Canadian

Germain", including those

are allused. grind remaining meat. n x with salad dressing and put,

§..'~ll', 11...’! 5111i. Elli OlliCn

und sinunei‘ for a couple of hoursiigilk m . ' pidly by changing wot-er as w gm‘ ﬁne stock for soup‘ it iK?Olll95 tWEiITII. Put cooled milk T '1 l i in 1'6 TIRGHI OI‘. ‘ ‘ he g %,§of,"§’§l,,f,‘f“§§§i (3) Home pasteurization. Milk iivn Nestorian monks whoimay b? pasteurized i" me bail“ ‘in which it is delivered. Remove the cover from one bottle, pour . out c. little of the milk, punch a. °°"°'- "P a“ i- “d cnocomre ocean PUDDING "IN-rs 0N ETIQUETTE ;lnsert a milk thermometer. set all . I bottles Ion ati-ack inlu pail fllllecl h . W1 l cod wa er. neary on a eve I’ Y°“ dsrgggngig..'ec, "ggeggf; with the milk. I-Icat until the ther- mometer registers 145 degrees Fah- Remove from heat and 3 gggg leave bottles in hot water 30 min- 2-3 our) sugar _.___ uteri. If neﬁessairy. reheg; watﬁr 1.’. teaspoon salt _u 1 1 x- 7 to cep at 5 egrces. ter t c ‘c teaspoon Vfllll a. your w n; mum s period, replace hot ivater ' 1 tablespoon butter ethcd: idrziic ﬁnely. Add to ilte milk Until the milk is chocolate is melted the bread cubes and allow to stand 151-11110 minutﬁ. U s i: tv and a d 1c and the vanilla to t-hcm. Place the The-l’. h eizfz mixture in u greased ba dish and udd the milk mixture to this stirring: well the butter and stir again to mix ‘well Place the baking dish shallow can containing some boil- finz water. Bake in a 'ov_en (350 deg. F) for about 50 5m?“ doctors were com- minutes, or until

3:1 out of China n iltiillliily iii rm eggs concealed in the hol- ious cl iiic-i pilgrim stalls.

elssolin wedding marches played at Yﬂllr Wvdding. you can choose some ‘enhan- otiher dignified music.

ii.

given notice to vacate by Septem- ber 30 next can leave any time be- fore then-provided, of course, that they give their landlords the no- tice required by the laws of the pro- vince in which they live.

For example, monthly tenants who find new quarters in June and give their landlords notice before July I! then may leave at the end

u

Kitchen Life Liney-Start cook- lniz frozen foods while they are much oatronized by black-market still frozen: don't thaw them first. Wm

leafy vegstnbles quick“; naringlnotes. One remarked to the Don't soak them. Heat canned °ghﬁlétemeng°t a we“ mam’ cases foods quickly, because they are °A Yma i slats: ails: “l.%il”.5“ii.2’ w M‘? m“? “Fr mew»-

An attendant in an Aberdeen cinema found a ten-sliiilinu note. She took it to the moi-lager.

Latcé-d the following notice was h. teasogm] 55R

néivte has been found in

jacket holds in the good.

Cook vegetables in boiling water -but no more than enough to bre- ng.

Living éfLeisure The Woman’s Realm

noun: I n“,

mu. '_“—‘ ‘ l possible, in years to come, I m‘: “mun m When grandsons listen to our talc, tender 5nd

o war,

That they will understand how egends are

Most eloquent of bnttlcl. but In dumb ha

And do not tel: of women's hearts 1mm

Witt‘; misery, of cottages Stripped

are, Of wheatflelds trampled, of chil- dren made to stare

ials of the Prices Board ammlnute

ca)’ that tenants who have been gradually Wm‘ 691d "um the mm‘ M hsa cooled, then refrigerate. _____.____

their skins. . nature's

screen . “A 10s

The greens have “lt" and lo Will, cinema, you if you eat ‘em. Rich able food elements are

ART‘! ROMAN PIIMISI

The art of painting ll laid to‘ ve been

Ecru! by ui t Fabi in 291 B.Cr a Q n us us

gliglgctie Clzllln be lgundgred by . en ue

Upon the skies where murders sudsyy wsziqter? Tghe ‘slllioulger grad‘: will usually need a little extra rubbing with a soft brush.

| HOME NURSE

Occasions find herself _~ impossible to get pasteurized r milk to iced the baby or small l Ms‘ ﬁqhildi ivriées Mary Beard, direggé‘ UPS 11g ssﬁfVlCP, IYWHCHU

Wh€'e once u mother wept, fllldicl-osi In this case she may make fraw cow‘s milk safe by one of] three methods: ,

(i) Short boiling. Put milk intoi a kettle large enough to allow for‘ occasional stirring, bring it to a oiling point. and boll for tlirce Cool quickly by blacing in cold water and chang- ater as it takes up the milk at once into the re- or make it up accord-

‘ the kettle ing the w iiedt. Put

iliegin to heat as soon as the water

. . - jdoes. Kcep over a slow flame until ncm me max’ m“ m 001d gm ivater has boiled eight minutes. , A '1 emove the top kettle and pace it i leaf and n‘ b“ of parsley " cold water. preferably iced. Cool

hole in the

AN EAGER BUYER In the lounge of a large hotel merchants

lettuce, a. m. tomorrow?"

\

‘THE CHARIUPTWN GUARDIAN

aim‘ w. Social anH l5ers0nal "I. Fashions Literati

i i mum. unaimi‘

ii b i

eet gree . delectable when younnil crisp. ‘

introduced in Rome

lLv the home nuru my in a situation where it

1 square chocolate

across and said: lfrui

2 cums milk dense

900a, =

. Dorothy on Sax:-

Qiwﬂya-z PAlMOlIVE

gene-rs D

§ l! Al bland Farmer’; Wlh

‘Eli-WI

llﬂtwﬂlﬁ

s morn- I shoul‘ 0t by

l! remark while waetcotuood o‘ W mExiJ.bIl:|.wann.ﬂg u“ i, planning two monﬂu more and I am on the vcme of w: nervous mosh-scion.

interrupted on her way I h‘ M‘

ulckiy beyond our lo James bring the cows and then stood at a d

This was the evening of

Dublic hall there.

‘m5 “ccusicmcd m and months. In vain do vou hand them hints that should I “kc were “mm “xlwaged t° do 5°‘! bguliifer Trggtiilnsedes‘ lever and move a mountain “I “um "as °b' 1t is no od sayinz that your mother is

vou sh no to see her. Futile to fell them that another guest is com- wmmew‘! lug and you have no other room. Iii: doesn't oven d0 any 100d 7° disheshgi bed and call in the doctor. They lust slmnly wm not move on-

elt

the ice- Braeside—ln the

tallied after awaiting

After breakfast-and the was cleared away, I decided I better concoct a cake and bak before the heat of the day. As our He. like others who have lzrownlmltiwu" old the service of Alderlea, "is'm°" ‘not whatit used to be" it

PAlMOllVE BATHS soothe and refresh even lhe most

sensitive

hardwood to make the dia the heat required for gathered a few sticks and also chosen perhaps [alppearanccn a bit of while “the stove‘ by reusing 1e oven- ea. ed‘ the ingredients Y0" adv“? me l° "1"? king. Now. making- ouble at all. espec-

cream. Hut for {he riomc

baking. I

birchi my W“.

ice- nt I had . strwwbgny a. disgrace m be an old maid?

Iorcotten that this was ' ° w!‘ the remaining modern times if you are not awa

('11P-

. Naturally gener- she is sorry ihat

d so makes allowances, e and my ivays. I did have a

ed ‘isiiinst just ouch a y. a delicate design. green an n the to‘; of the cooled

ening, the very la

.31; cups milk 2 CUIDS bicad oitbes

. I would cut and sliver cake-basket,

thrmmh the years

Rob came in the after the scuffler.

h Mr. Brown the new‘ cn a search for

ft algal.’ Sal.‘ car. with James.

k- ~mornmrz. wi-t oiiil brézrilg neighlwr»

Q

stay, an

All of us hnv

eds make onu, friends. A month is the utmost limit staking Wm, the Very cholcg: o! in anyone: house. And it is better to make it a couvle o! weeks.

IX-I am a izirl lust m-aduafcd from the future I wonder if there is anv diam-ace in an old maid. Naturally I would like to marry. have a home of» a. husband and children. but I want a career more ' them. Anélsg feel ktlliiart l’ clould cdgvgéte inoIrergrigiinanldléigre better serves _ ave n n - - “the” “we season's n

DEARDOROTHYD ndasllookforwardtb

i

. , . ti id ha.. v ‘Rdufg 93.1.1; lligixiiijiloeiidyyvimfie-gncéeIiigliitingalc? ilrmma Willard. dozens of f D Indeed ‘vim, i‘; resses and writers and e5; cause as this have all been spinsters. And d or not calls for no more comment than whether a man does.

bmwm o; my hum" matter of her own choice. 0w“ and running bitl d ' tt f ll career. I stronzlv ad- t be follxlléiipég Ems vise lilmxioltxoarlneazeiryl. botiilistio? 3:31); oowno glue; and the man's. No ’ woman can serve tvwo masters. Klolings dict/um “he travels the fastest

who travels alone" applies especially to women.

1 -' He sa, s that his own haliminess is “my Imam hini and must ccrne before mine. give in to him after we are marrird. about any matters on which we disagr chance of happiness will I have in such a marriaze?

ANSWER-None at all. You would be nothing but an imcwﬁldﬁﬂd

slave.‘__lJ_onft marrvjiim.

me

uo the mot-cnoosin there.‘

the car. that he consent

sc-t. This is nice ser and with or ivithouit crc-a . , hlgxt is one made with mnnedwmzs whi

nwrr —;I_JDDING

i 01in drainetiﬂcanncd fruit 1-3 out) Sllifiﬂl‘

of biead and drai Pour any remain- the too. Set the of hot water and ate oven i350 deg.

ﬂrm. Serve hm or to once more take his place and

u; teasiaoon vanilla e owner 3 germs in dealt-Ii queue up at the box office at l0 S-lérics stale bread

e ld with I M hod: Add the sugar, salt and‘ m cream

i n» w‘ W" i Look f.» I00’: of 72

Toned Recipe: under Ilia label uf every Carla boule-

Get One 41h]! “More lam or Jelly from the Same Amount of Fruit

. . . use CERT!)

YOIPLL Ind it so proﬁt- able and convenient this season to nuke your jaml and jellies yriil Carlo. Thin vny you'll get up to own-half more jam or jelly from the name amount of fruit than you will if you use olcl- Iachioned jam and jelly making mothodl. And you'll get limply lovely jam or jelly-ﬁrmer, more nparkliug and better tasting. There are other important wartime ransom, too, for using Carlo. It’: l0 much quicker, no easy that even beginners ﬁnd it very easy lo In.

old-fashioned recipol.

IUCH A VERY ‘HURT BOIl-It‘: quite ntonhlhg how Carlo cute flown boiling lime. Carlo jams need only a one lo two-minute lull, roiling boil . . . Carlo jellies only a lull-minute to a minute! No long, lediouu, hi Ql clhhg. You coon-he on to, cl

effort and on fuel.

30% MOI! JAM OI JIllY-Dlrllg lilo vwy lhlt loll puc- llcally no fruit juice boils oﬂ in noun n it doe: when you use lho old long boil. The caving is so great that you get an increase of about 50%—or one-half more-inn: or jelly without my increase in the

mun! of fruit yo! nu.

RETAIN‘ NATUIAI. TA"! AND CQlQuR Ipoilu Ilia nun-ll In]! lulu and dulll the naiu boiling limo with Ceno in lo very lliort it cannot or colour. The lulciolu Into and lovely colour of the keel: irnit are both rehinod in Carlo jnmu and lollies

INDS GUISSWOIK-Ycn and [Ieuwork w]: you nuke jnmc or jolly the Geno way. You p! cuy-to-lollow rocipu that give snot qllnllllol and liming-full direction: [or ovary nap. Dilcmu fruit: need diﬂercul handling. Follow madly the Curio recipl for the fruit you nu Idug In] you'll p! splendid unlu-

WHAT CIRTO l‘ Ceno ll lmii pectin-the natural lcllylng llbnmu in lr-“wzlrlciel lrom {mile in which it h mm plentiful. It allow: you to nah jam or jelly from fully ripe lrull lnnend 0| the Imlordpo fruit called for h

boll way.

c. 'i"¥i..°'ifif'.'ﬁf A pound o! lam or lolly much lilo P u . u m“... m

Coma way contains no more sugar WQPFJ}: 132'“

and bear n. Personal time should be an oven Imlw be allowed w do what we feel who come and camp down unon us and swy- and d _ they wear cur nerves to tuners. and we feel that the oniv thing on earth we want is to see their backs. And bad cess to them!

e had experience with these pests who ﬂilnk that an

d ll IhO i _ , 14m u“ Con‘; 111:; invitation to spend a. week end gives them oartc b che to snomze on

stav. until

N

e erly munlnulatc some of the be-i and Trade Board- waiizdeﬂniz dlzﬁis .on the instru- nt boarﬁhat presently with his father's aid. ha-:l the machine roll- know if ing down the drive-way. Sc tears became mlsted dimplecl _.\iI‘ll1(‘S ard! they were away to continue ﬁxing

i

I picked up two fuur-leaved clov- ers this morning as I hung onto one side of the crea -can. going 1 down to the bridge. ames said: ed “I never noticed them. Theres

luck for you today." "Incident- Jcmes thinks I'm the formulate of women! But

SHORT VISITS MAKE FRIENDS

Month’: Stay The Ijmit‘, _Couple 0f Weeks Is Better To Avoid Wearing Out Welcome

m“, would be m “a: am ngi."§i"aa?'ai°é“vill?liu

m? MAR on»: slum numb

ANSWER-I wish I could heln you. but 1mm‘ much as nothing short of dynamite will lodce Defgmneﬂt guest from you best mom and the law ma; not, permit you to use such drabtl there is nothing you can do about it excefot to grin 1y. I have alnvays ihouﬂht that in which we should like doinz to bowie

ﬂiers is nothing you can do but to bosses: your soul in mﬂence.’ plight is a warning to all visitors not to _ There is nothing truer than the old e321; et-lgililte ﬁdvisbg;

W RAMI ED OLD MAID.

MANY FAMOUS WOMEN WERE SPINSTDIS

k l tlo hether it ls “SWEMmW w‘ ’°“ “s $33 i553 ‘llliiémifr hlilivwma lens of that manv 04' the most famous and had have been old maids.

doctors and business women whom I could name. ln these days whether a woman rntaxiiéie:

DEAR MISS DIX—I am mgaged to be married to a. vouruz man who is very desirable in many wavs, but he has one trait that worries me. the most lmmortaut thin: in the world That I must no lust as he says and He is verv stubborn and dictatorial ee. He never considers mc. What

ALICE.

mlltee oi’ the War 3r me

Ration Book

A. No . . . keey your No. 3 s] Ration Book . . . this book coii- iains meat courpons . if it be

comes necessary to ration meat again these coupons will be used.

Q. I am IZOi on nw vacation shortly and_ d like to take a supply‘ of coffee with me Would it be bossible for me to net Permis- sion to use tea-coffee coupons not

yet valid?

'|; A. No. 1m is against the law to sxclignsetlifna, I've noticed I do have use rﬂﬂml 091190116 that hive 11°" m ﬁn valid

a four-leaved become

this clover. I went down to the garden

. ' (and that the Pa.» Q I wider-s m“

following Jamie's vislt_ for of late of lamb has hen rediuced- 1s I've no ‘c lihe lambs quarters- 11km?

and nettles were making too rapid growth. As I oottered there I be- came suddenly nwarc of two sharp eyes watching me. And there very sn/ugliv enscexiced at. the foot. of a small cherry tree wimh overhang- ing branches. was the source of the baleful glarcs. It. was a matronly "New Hampshire Red." When I disturbed her for further investi- gation, there were l4 eggs, I would Judge. soon to be hatched. I in- tended keeoimg it a deep secret but then, they were Jennies responsib- ility. Viherc did the clover come imo it It may be when almost sutiateo, I shall lay down a. naked drumstick next Christmas season, BQIIG

Consecui ﬂy t one of the Aida-lee. folk a?) to _ (Id enib

andwhmthlevldntheire a boxlnhhcbaokoftbccanwlth tzhevovylnlttonelmammaplgs nidl-ttrhynobaludhhfalnlmcal cdon any fromftieloc- imnﬁngcu- wukilwe were .Jnmu u

lildiodnlnnc: " are‘;

a d y.

In quills!- are than which halve a

than a pound made the old long-

. The inlwon m -

ﬁlo nﬂn vileil by the Bun! linden. er- anuho have Intelligent question!

Inﬁ-

Irloo cosh-cl arching?

I . ﬁoﬁd ovely

..___-_.._

Effective July . a new order

ﬁxed a slight upward adjustment in the retail urice of lez of lamb. with a compensating reduction in the forequarter prices. Your butcher should display in his 810w the new authorized brlcea of all cute.

SNOOD WITH FLOWERS

C HIGGINS.

. It doesnt face them. in poor neulth and you think

R0 to _ gs Piccknspies

stay too long. Keen

ikorowmfliy

“l?

isill‘ 01/

hinhachool‘

than I do

"51"" "

Susan B. aimous act-

‘ng up! llplopew .' irisofcr

aispness! Crmivbe dromald

,,.. /

rice:

I have used all mv canninil sugar coupons and would like to 1 may now destroy Noni!

Address Pattern Department the Charlottetown Guardian.

‘ Name

Street Addres

BABY TRICK Grizzly bears can climb trees only when they are cubs.

15,13! Slffer ‘PERIOIIIG’

FEMALE PAIN

.H& ll: Walt, Nervous

We! OI!" ﬁllings? lm on like so man! ll and women Iuﬂcr from cranwl. acdache, backache, rm tired. restless,

y-whon duo w functional dhhuban

.."*"..'*..ai:-.:' lilo-ti. “mm: Plnihain’: Compound

For The Home

SLENDER PRINCESSE

The slim. fluent lines of this

princesse frock do won- derful things for 5 the smart and convenient bimon- front makes it. a 10v to wash and

54 in size l6 requires 3% yards 36-inch fabric.

Send 20 cents for PATTERN. Print vour Name. address and Style

‘our figure; and

sure to state

Province

ll

711*’ "YOIYW made

VDQIGN I0. 10H

u» uttncti IiOOd l animal :94 trhimcduwiih min- wilch

modiﬁed too. Inexbomi to to wur. Pavtetorn oomph“

with and ﬁr.“ '11?" ll...°f:“°..l“ °£‘"...°' Ohar ottewwn Gunrdran. w Deli!!! No. 10M -

NIAIIO

Street Adilreal

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‘The children in Normandy soon learned thit the Canadian will" were their friends. Like the kldl back ln Oanldl

1322‘ ﬁiviéﬁ».

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THE FILLING SANDWICH

so globes hyotu do cs s u , e

pa ‘liviéntiiiflnflywleiilli: Bl? lihﬂt- Make the next lot of iiunaeuraxniuis grated raw carrot, chopped. ......... ..... any: gﬁgltgwgge marine“ we e" " how refreshing it in till you ti‘! incl directions. it good for you. tool Variation!

. ...ollvu ickl cli lYlll i. rimumlvs was ﬁgetsm-lﬁal- c?“ i» w

You won't bell!"

my picked up i" a and greet all pulling troops in that fashion. DOD ‘lib WE)»