PQGE TWO

Fleisclimanms fresh Yeast

does itl Q?

v2, A . -- . \ ‘ , x. fi- GINIRATIQNS of

Canadian homemaker-s give credit to Fieiscitniannbfresh Yeast for smooth, fine textured just-right-tasting bread. Use it-iiyau bake at home. You'll be pleased, too. Bread is the cheapest high-energy food you can put on your , . table. It's a good stretcher, too, used with scarcer foods. And low in cost. Ask your grocer for Pleischinannkfrasb ‘Yeast-with the familiar yellow label-today!

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SUIPLIMINI YOUR DIII by eating 2 eelies el II-IIICIIMANN‘! _ ‘ lvesli Yeesl every dey. This fresh Venn ls an excellent neturel , source ef the Important I Cetnplqx Vitamins.

i ‘ MADI IN causes

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A Job Only You Can D0 l

Itiee Uentrei Queeflefl lad Answers

APPLE DUMPLINGS

1 mil» short-cake dough 4 apples

1-4 cup boiling water 1-2 {Sp cinnamon.

Cont-rel will shim" i" T," 9W3‘ 2 Ian as a regular feature each day. i '.‘he questions are those which have reached the Wartime PINES lllil Trade Bioard from housewives in this region. The answers are pro- vided hy the Board Readers. Per- sons who have inteillzcnt questions

Questions and s on Pricl 1o ask no price control are invited to send them in writing to the niittee of the War Times Prim Women's Regional Advisory Coin- and Trade Board.

Q. I have to go to a hospital for I or 9 days soon. Must I take my ration book with me?

A. No. you do not need lo take your book unless you are solos i0 ntay for two weeks or more.

Q. How do you compute the c911- fioh value on net weights when

uid ounces are not stated?

A. For rationing DUTPOSES 4 ounces net weight avoirdupols equals 3 fluid ounces.

Q. f recently purchased a S 1-2 minds jar of syrup and the grocer! l; 4 "D" coupons. Did he take

the right number of coupons? A. No, ho should ‘have only taken I "D" coupons for 2 1-2 pounds of gyrup . there are i2 fluid ounces in each pound . . . each . "D" coupon is worth i5 fluid ounces of‘ syrup a 8s you only ill-u”- ehased 42 ounces the correct num- ber of coupons you should have surrendered is 3

I 2 tbsps. brown sugar.

1-4 inch thickness, and out in

one in centre of ouch square

cinnamon and dot with Fold dough over apptq, fashion, and mosten e milk or water and press place. Put 1 pan for baking

dumplings, m

er. then place diluipilngs in

or with cream or lemon sauce.

Shortcake Dough 1-2 cup flour

tsps. baking powder ' -2 top. salt

mixing bowl with baking

tric mixer.

o. T.‘ settle an argument, will

Prepare shortcake dough, roll in

squares. Pnrc and core apples. put of dough. Put i tablespoon sugar in vol/iii’ o! each some. sprinkle with

buttc envelope ea wih

ouch i to tablupoon butterniln

t brown suaur in it. add boiling waft-

i‘.

and bake from 30 lIc 40 minutes, basting occasionally with syrup in Pfln- Tflfili BPDies with fork to be sure they are tender. Serve plain

Sift flour. measure and sift into powder. salt and sugar. add shortening and . work in with tips of fingers a p53. try blender or slow speed on elec- Wilien mixture is the consistency r‘? small dried peas, add

Q. We have lived in the same yo» r- mir ~ w" '- inizsiiiiizriaaiii: ’ rags atre veryo ddirty but ghe liatnd- =_-—.-_ __._:~_=__ 1n‘_ l," mag“; U" or reused o any ecora f _ ~ _ ‘g1; wh“ an w’ do ab” etgovguk-mco fee coupons are no long Atndtegululy . s a. This is a matter of personal ,,,i\,~,e"g;,,,‘?,y,,"g'j";,gf,gt",oigtg til-raigrcdment between you and your remain valid until declared in- " 9 valid

Q My butcher's deliveryman ni-

DONTIOUIABSITON

Did you hear a bit of scenhlf Don't you pass it on!

Don't you puss it oni

let it go from out your life. he it causes tear; and strife, Being dangerous as a knife. Don't you pass it oni

A little word may mar a life, Don't you Puss it oni

1f you hear about some strife, Don't you pass it. oni

Better break the endless chain lb-e some character be slain let your hands

stain, Don't you pass it on.--sbi. LOW-NECKED FROG

with or without a blouse.

larity. and appear in many cottons and colors. Newer, ever, are the

beec play costumes or formal evening frocks.

ham add a quaint note to southern scene. They have ruffles at the neckline or shoulders, are made with fairly full skirts, and Victorian details for a pretty- pretty look.

SUITS FOR THE FTILL-HIPPED

While suits are among the most practical fashions. the full-hipped figure finds it difficult to be Is easily fitted as the slim and tail. However. suit fashions are varied enough to present adequaate selec- tion. for example: —Slngle-hreasted, one button suits usually have easy lines that: fit comfortably. -the wesirit suit is another style that. tends to minimize the

he

4

three- and are always hip conceal-

D8 -box-coat suits may

nuarter length or shorter. these in:

~ New Cream

Deodorant Safely helps

Stop Perspiration

I. Dori not rot dresses or men's iliirts. Does not irritate skint 2- NOWIlLlIIQKOQIY. Canbeused right after shaving. 3- Prevents under-arm odor, eips stop perspiration safely. A pure, white, antiseptic, stainless vanishing cream.

Most Young Mothers

, no silty; Use thisWaytaRelieve 'gg,g,'>;;;~;-;g" Miseries of Children's Wlilii Iilwib,

COLDS

Thanks to its effective pmatrating-rtimulsling action (as illustrated), time-tested Vick! vapoRlib promptly helps relieve coughing spasms, mung cuiar soreness or tightness, con-

estioii and irritation in the, ronchial tubes! _ _

‘Hie very moment you m5‘ soothing, vspotizin VspoRub ontbroat, chestsnd Eldfltbdd- time, it starts to work-and lteepsonworkin forhoursssit invites restful Often by motnin most of the misery of the co is gone!

Try it. And you'll understand why the time-proved home rein- edy for relieving ‘ ' of

children's

colds is de-

Did you note the shrug of should- ers?

ne'er bedr the

K WORN WITI-l BIDUBE

NEW YORK -A.inong the new- iy knportant dress fashions is the low-necked dress that may bePwoi-n ca

na- fores have lost none of their popu- new how- variations of thelpiic jumper. Worn with a blouse. they‘ are demure street and afternoon feshifiins. Without n blouse they are

Sweet Victorian dresses of cham- bray, pique, checked or striped ging- e

, curls and spear with hairpins

“never mind about

THE GU

.

iving £9? Leisure

The Woman's Realm i

GMWI ATTINIION If rgolfives get lno stiff as

1M0 the leather. UNWANTID BAII MAD! LIGHTER

limit their feminine appeal an at: "What to do?"

"Bleach it to make it as incon- spiecuous as the downy fuss on the rest of the face." That's the an-

swer.

m» bleaching there are ready- mixed preparations which you can buy or you can mix your own with a little full strength peroxide -to which a few drops of ammonia are added to speed up the action. Either type of bleach should col- our-strip hair in one or two appli-

o

n8. It's wise to temper it to the sensitivity of your s in by going easy tho first time and watching the reaction. Then repeat the ap- ation, and keep it up until hair is bleached. Ooid cream used after you wash off the bleach will help to allay any skin irritation for dryness.

COFFEE CARI

Good idea to buy ground coffee in small quantities. It loses its fla- voi- quickly when not in her- metically sealed containers and also gives a stale tasting brew for breakfast. Ever keep coffee in a‘ glass Jar in the refrigerator? Try it the next time you buy a week's supply. Knowing housewives keep their coffee pots immacu‘ ‘ , .

Boil out with a little soda in the

water to remove stains.

WORK TURBANS HARD 0N WAVES

"Because I have to wear a safety turban all day. my scalp perspires and that washes out my waves and curls.’ complains a girl war work- er "What shall l do?" Wear a. vented head covering. Or perforate one that isn't. ‘Pilot's the best solution. If that isn't feas- ible, there are tricks to use. Why not - since you keep your topper on all do‘: -put your hair up in combcllnched waves or skewer up

i”. fore you put on your hat? When you're ready to remove it at ‘the end of a working day. you can run your pocket ccmb thrgugh your waves or curls and step out with an impecarrle hair-do.

When a perspiring scalp floods hair with more oil than it. needs, i=haml>oo your locks more often that's nci convenient, there's a handy tempcxinei- in spraying dry end; of hair with briiliantine to make ‘hair more uniformly oily and of the some colour. Then to fresh- en it up and it fluffy sprinkle in taicun-i powder of com- meai and briskly brilxh ft out.

BERTHA COX/LABS 0N C

NEW YORK —'I‘he berths. col- lars. wide or narrow, are one rea- son for the acceptance of the sleeve- ieeg- chemise type dresses. These slim sleeveless dresses have berilia and often adrapedheaddrssuttie puffed sleeves caught up with

drawstring are in spring prints in dresses of this type. You need not be ashamed of coin- g fl-brlqs to save materials and there y use up short lengths, when you sec what the best designers do

shouted: "Give us Annie Lourie,:

Blndyi"

"What!" esk 5006!. ilfitfllfiil and flattered. qttgeinj" ‘-Othwa Join-net.

A Scotsman had won 22 shil-

lings at bridge. His opponent ran

through ‘his pockets. but could find only a , which he handed over wit the remark that he was éaxflrdsritd he was a couple of shillings

"Pooh!" ms

‘lb ties-n: W

above eturrwith Vfllllntglgenn address with i5 cents in u stamps eediework Oiiar ottetown Guardian. Dedgn No. 1M

STRIIADDRK —————

W

the Bcotnnsn, the two shil- lings I11 just tak’ yer wrist- etch."

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ALWAYS “TIRED?

they , in a damp towel for s few minutes, and then manipu-

Boma woolen fret because dark- ish areas of hair on the upper lip, and sometimes down on the chcciila

315M155 9355555 Ipoiice office and—and"—-there was

head was beaded with sweat His hands trembled, and his thick lips had a glossy redness about them. She wcndclcd-lf l-ielme had other cause for his manifest alarm.

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m sum e had minim tin to ‘while for ti? civiliainl effect that True. there are those who are not

innber of weddings

aniaing ex. sake and tspeclal urso towur

or the d§X°ii°ia holy data Nothlnfl

rniuscl fortune. how is: take p tile}:-

O

finale or nuke

u fortunes were stewed 3

yet deviszd for the prolongation of

tell ll! that; ll; is the Little Wt!!!

a bachelor would have ixen in . vive

But it is in the iiimer brackets work of lifting us to a higher

body to admire us as much as we a six months of maxi-i in our little pink ha]

we get married. Then irlanlage ls in which people acquire the fine

the mto sit iii‘. tho Peace Table Marriage is a great life. if

ASHES OF - g LIGHTING .

i

By . , viucsm- commas. if firmmut-.r.-.-..~.r.-i.s.vwviilvi.°'

"You're want/ed over a: the Works

sir; the ‘Personnel’ department." 1-19 took a sideiong and baleful glance at Morewn. “Since-since

that accident, it n/ppears that your orders have led to a i sliwuim-uil of the works‘ has; system " As Helmets toice trailed away, Captain Calthrou‘; snurred him. "Quite correct. No one. from

managing director o‘ labourer. can m;

MARRIAGES civimzmo iirraor a

Nothing Else So Strengthens Moral Muscle!’ roduces Efficiency, DefiatesEgil '

. harden gighen their resistance and uniishmenit B silver wedding. the averola 1110111"! tilt to take on all comers. wiipLocK arm rnosramry

Of course. marriage is that it is that aid to pr few men ever save any mon leir wives whe sew up the holes in threlfi

r in their sides that sois them R01"! by penny-pinchinct wiver. hlldifl-flds had to husti srnage lsrthat it is “the best hold tinsteod f ‘till/tn rev andn

tiii ks h u ea o w e c es waging chi: rubbers that keeps hniiésny a man out of his grave lonizagifmters

And innbe “‘ " Zi§°i".i‘i‘é33.ii°in‘£i°‘ii5é‘u“uii$‘£?i&‘°‘i'u’§ii.“§$u§‘linc~ M?»

COMPANIONSHIP occurs person's mo

piano. Before marriage we think ourselves lust about

e for Friend Husband 01' w 9 V’ suck m“! cons and have our vanity has any idea of what poor, weak. miserable creatures we are ltntll 81W

. ed and the m“ sgitilal-(iiittbgipliligrmifacghllsdm pecula rarities and prejudices instead of bashing into pm- wlfe who live together harmoniously have

you don't wmken.

reoouinlcndit. ithseunonbottii men

to strengthen their eir skins u» the iiinoriv"

month . yths KUIGCITMVUFOIFE. couple“

mm obvious adventures to

ne of the went.“ “n,

as :41‘: as thtv IN

e careers.

in t. e“ .

, of the

the other hill by hard to nay

fifiai lire. rnpeciallv for men-

h sh making her husbimthznfl-xtlml:

eiv much headway and e so before they

is eouH-llv effic

m M“?

m“ may-flu ts l its beneflcienl 1

If. dbflabes N?!’ one “r1118- all riitlit and eimooi EV-YY‘ ourselves B it doesn't take

None of u!

hirdiand an aflvitv that fits

"Yes. Daddy's a solicitor in busi- ness there. We live in liw “fill hougg in the Cathedral Close. Why do iou at?" ' .

"Because it's necessary for you to set a move on. There’; a bus in six minutes’ time". Moreipn was rtniiiently sure iif- himself "Gel ofi’ iiane Carol, and char-Be you!‘ working clothes. Evidently we're not permitted to work this shift» so lat’, enjoy ourselves". '

He overbore Carol's objections _ and arranged a. meeting for eight.- tliil-ty in Heilersfield. Then he inirnd to the somewhat puaaied Security Officer.

"Did you insist on that pass-card check being strictly enforced?" v

1:1 did. firs only the law, after a ."

“Good! When you get works you'll find friend Helms parked alongside the furious Bec- . He's also lost his pars!" More-

be admitted now unless a works‘ identity card has been shown. There's been tar too much slack- ness "

“Well-Jim. Flanagan's been held up. ‘they've got him in the works‘

a strange duality of panic in Holmes’ high-pitdlod talking -- "they'll neither let him in nor out until you turn up, sir! He's stark stampin‘ mad. an’ ill! Fancy; him a shop superintendent. too!" Carol noticed that. l-ielmes fore-

“Very well, Helms. Pve business

ton fumbled through his dungsi-eei and produced two celluloid-faced. green cards. "Now you've a chance in a million."

"Why not leave ’em to cool their heels in the gate-house, and go i-hroush Flanagan’, desk and Helmets locker, in the staff room, and see l1’ lnyibf-hfs to be found?"

The sight of tnose cards brought

M y growing fiuiii Wait r Pence Allin. not... iniist i... ilit EMENIS min in OUAKER OATS!

means less protein and Vitamin ty elements essential for growth

lIliAtlTY it A axrarz.

Q5.“

...energy..,.s

1e re raeet in the daily diet serve howl sot‘ delicious Quaker Oats! Use

' it in balrin aodai an extender in meat loaves. Qii er Oats is ashigh in ‘protein, per ounce, as perk chops or e Higher

» than any other natural 0e whole- _

- grain or otherwise!

And Grater Gets is so amflnn source ' ofViteiniu Bi. Provides also iron, w" phol horua and other vitamins of

the com [ex-elements seriously reduced in e diet when less meat is used.

Give your family lhGfili-l] benefitspoi‘ full- flayoured, whole- rein Quaker Oatsl They'll love it! And it's re [or than. Ordereiarge, _ _ ~ thrifty package t y! -

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Cailhrovp t0 his f t, with rk, All his attention frees centre‘; ‘eon then passes.

‘ ut, Moietoni I siiy~isn't,'t.tiis s bit too thick? Dtycii mean you've “firs”; u" .'~"="~"

e ab" Moi-own calmly retorted. "I irisked him for it while I had my hands on him 1n tho doorway. I lifted ClQgp ilectork out

Needlecraft

For The . Home l

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uoiti~iig

you plea“, m] m 1; u i legal to _ in that fabric thrifty trick in the ito conclude hen». when i‘m free of his ticket pocket, on 1h m4 _ ma a gift of semiotic; food to Q11’: ,1’,m“i‘°$.,‘i"’§'§,n‘°f,,'§‘,§*§§n §§§k gag-andihalf dress, half light ahapli come across 1m works police plauoim." He nausea an; Quit; cinws eflsalnaui i‘ fiend and n, receive a m“ o; when he deliver,” m!“ m‘ Wm bakdtsr , g front light and £110.81! right to be firm. in future Mr. concluded, "A8 won u h‘ PM“ Your youngest. glamour- girl will _ another rationed food in excilange. not accept loose cou ns 1 leave b?‘ u‘ 5 m °'1"°"Yi “mm 0i‘ Flanagan will carry his Pills "m! hull-Elf. with Holine, definitely s b‘ “Qfiwkknvhdy m “Mp1s?! 1 A. 11in ration regulations permit o“; gm- hgm L, he l. m u, making 80k W001. him, I'm sure." sumect. My mruple; we," u,“ n Fume l" ‘hi! “WW 15ml "Wk; casual gifts and exchanges of this such a demmqp :* ;-__1 < ,_~-_=_,, 1* "He always does. He had it" to- "How d’y0u mean they moved Wm‘ m charming yokeww" .'° nature a m» deiiveryman u quite A namrv FASCTNATOR. is 0" T“ 5m“ PM" night, earlier on. i sew it-" themselves suspscufwh all this mm‘ ' ' Q. I understand that the first fight‘ 1|; 1; any“; me y“; yo, ggcoynm; , 1"“ "Thank vou, Heime. I'll be rfddie-me-reg?" 'y No‘ m“ mu” 2 ‘Nun-u x 1'3 ‘two E coupons are now valid for hgm p, swept 10°56 cannons The h Men‘ 8mm‘ m“ "e “m” m’ across presently." "Don't, mink I'm m“, to h“ yd- a?“ hbdc- 1 Yd- Win11?!" tho purchase of ten, or coffee. Does mucous must be removed from the fifiuqmfi" c“ b§omPde m” Helme doggedly held hi, vplacs you your job n‘ “in I h d"!!- 1 1-4 M in. - fabric,- fluii mean that the regular GT9"! book by him or in his presence. a“ hfifidkufig}, “d ‘fproxgm in the doorway. ‘men Morel/on But I must d. 5...? ippniniiihiifil’; I delidydioxdcntsumg “;A'°“'rrmt' u‘ _. . — i’ b, m,“ (mm o“ 5mm, 3y mm“ moved He laid hands on tie man missed a vital point; in m]; mm“; which includes complete l! ' in.“ "".=.a"'.....** “ww- w “fis§.i"‘;.r"i1Y-.... a. ir‘"*"*'..r"e=- "e “"- m" c" ":"....-,~*w . . em , > ers can e . whue the going’: Rood," m ‘Sh???’ hy iubjeots. Don't you aiiitfglglguabei-wizk no sure ' ' H Si!“ thep -! ik l Gil Addl1.PBl/k Illqtdfflfl .....°“........§'.’if°1...i§i .31’. ...:..“;r.i:1.ii."<sr.:."t"i <=~ imiiw- ci-i-u- °“‘ "" . gut of ult- Arms‘ fiiflllil door. do" said he. ' g ' we s .l-ie ' d d ' . v ‘ streelliched his stems. L m" ‘m rieim1l6i>vlbll§iyeifli§$il§§ mg”; .N.m.‘ ‘i ‘ t "Tell me. Carol". he said to the itgari, Ion the ' mum, . . “n j , ‘flllllkfid iriri_ odo you live in Hell- that he stiould ouesiloii me about Street Address . You Never- Know-A concert was $22571? I" i116 011i’ W090i‘. "l introducing expiosivh * . ' - m; halal‘? the Vlligsdyglhtwx; ' _,__________, M“ (Continued on Page s) g“, u» give his iiqpips solo. When he ' ' had finished and the applause had‘ " - wmr elves cocoa