dust out and lct the air in. .above the grates. The fire will held

h3g1: rvvo

— when I follow these EASY RULES.‘

RULI ll Bu] Chase k San- born Coffee! Super-rich with m o r e t‘ l a v o r ounce for ounce! Then — keep coﬂee in air-tight container, and keep the coﬁee- _ pot scoured clean. Get right strength by measurlngthe coffee and water accurately-don't make more coffee than you'll use-and serve it as soon as possible.

‘And remember- uality coEee goes further. Get Chase & Sanborn Co ee.

CHASE 8t. SANBORN COFFEE

l iLilvling EELeisure

The Woman's u Realm

‘All; THE ALPHABET IS HERE l SHREWD HOUSEWIVES TACKL‘ i—- i‘ TAMING 0F THE FURNACE God gives the grazing ox his meatni

And quickly hours the sheeps lowi With the furnace mun working cry, _ [in war industry, and husbands in But mun, ‘who tastes His flnesti the armed services, many women wheat. will be running the furnace for the Should Joy to life His praises hizhi first time this winter. —- The idea of running anything Hows the breathing apparatus that looks 3.5 complicated as a or your ivoollelis? If it's choked heating system may frighten some and dirty. it means that Woollen housewives, but the chances are garments lack icsillcrlcy and warm. they won't find it any more diﬂi. 1h. To keep woollclls in circulation cult than remaking g men's suit longer it's important to give them: into a new outfit for Junior and careful and frequent cleansing. A; lots of them are doing that now- good commercial cleaner is a good. aclays. investment. For those doing The first thing to learn is to their own cleaning it‘: a good tlp keep the furnace as clean as tho

of each quantity of fluid. First »though it is a dirty one, Experts

thing you know the dirt-y cleaner have estimated that a soot de-‘

will soil your clothes. Matting and posit of only a fraction of an inch tearing can be prevented by squeez- can waste up to one-third of the fng the fluid through the fabric. coal supply. An old tooth brush or other soft The furnace is cleaned through brush dipped in the fluid should be the clean-out door, which is just uspd on covered buttons and belts above the iii-indoor, mgide i; an backed with artificial leather. ‘A east; mm sections, which should be thorough alrlm: in the shade wlll kept sootfree. The only tools need» Bring garments out good as new- ed are a scraper and wire brush.

Distribute wear by mall-ins your equipment. sci-ape the sections and beds with the narrow hem ‘of your sides from the top down, and then sheet at top once in a while. And finish off urlth the brush. Clean reverse your blankets occasionally out the fire pot too, though this

when you make the beds. gill have to be done when the fire i 011 . BLUING HINT When cleaning the fire pot, it's

a. good idea to check the grates. Bluing added to the waicr when If one of these is warped, better cleaning windows means that the have it replaced. Otherwise a lot Vwlndows will gleam all the more! of unburnt coal will amp through brightly. Cut-glass’ will sparkle lf to the ash pit and be wasted. p. touch of blulng is added to th¢ In running a. furnace efficiently water when the glass is bﬁlrll? and economically, there are five washed. important rules to follow. -—— First, avoid overheating. Don't

BREAD CRUMBS NEED All wait until the house is thoroughly warm before checking the fire. A

Bread crumbs_ should not b9 good plan is to tend the furnace stored in an airtight container. for about half an hour before retiring. this will cause them to develop l» Second, claan out the ash pt musty flavour. A few holes may be every clay. and sift the ashes care- unched in the cover or a double fully. Ashes are valuable for bank- nyer of cheesecloth fastened on ini: a fire. with an elastic band will keep tho Third_ keep a fair depth of ashes

better and be easier to control.

ohian’ s Re ‘alrﬁ m Social an:

WIFE CAN'T BE STAND-IN FOR 'HAREM EVEN T0 ‘SATISFYMATE

Qualiﬁcations Requiring Her I

Married Man's

To Be Pretty, Pleasant, Cook, Laundress

Eris l

if? as?

n if trim .

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blackout. ‘i’

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that th brld b ‘t e average "amen:

or a yes-yes woman. And

by the time the poor crea- rn herself out trying to

MARRIED MAN'S QUALIFICATIONS FOB, WIFE

in inst. Paul- the batter into bread pans

been well greased. slow oven (275 to 300 deg. P.) for

lessee d Black mc an about 3 hours. or until tho cake is

ed. you-l‘ ﬁllﬁt ta tell what was d However, if you are 1n Bu report the transaction ti‘?

to not to so fat or thl or lose her cmnplexion,

to always be fresh and rested s_ arsed out appearance tha

' conjure good meals out f ti". air ivlng. and to be a cook (who lvcul

looklnx and not to ac-. t makes so many wives bard thrifty manual- who gun

. this be done? u wellltlooihia cannot be done. un

Talkative Boarder - Why d0 _ smart as n stool trap"? I never could see al articularly si-nut about s.

reon (in his sweetest A steel trap 1s smart be-

right time to shut up. lkned

I am a farmer and Wllh W mmthis tllhlhe hay t0 t rt Princes ulzpoﬁade Board? u cannot Rot new mach- out applying to the War- d ade Bo would be wise for your own security

to port this 1n case permlwlw woullg not be Blven to you '0 place it.

CHILDREN MUST BI‘. KEPT 1N BACKGIDUND

ut he wants his wife to devote herself to all her baby-tending on th Bagged and shut up in a c se when he is at home.

He wants a. family, b when he is around and do slle must keep children be annoyed by their noi

e aide. and especially loset where he won't i "And so you I» the noble fellow who rescued my wife at the risk km

up and smooth out the ‘or your life" said ivu. Tlahtﬁst- "d

h after a bad day at the . expect all of these things fiom

. 1 , ress n of my think" not to m- to gCt too much use out kitchen sink. It's not a difficult Job in?“ “ban exp

ess. u“All righlt, gov’nor. thank know bettefn I do what your wife's worth."

IIITFUL JOURNEY F“ OF -A LEMON TREE

Bow the Fruit Flnt Reechod Szechwnn

Now that you know what your husbands use for volu- not turnlna out a satisfactory o is to be combination saint and martyr e-worker, and should be able in pull off

fnrmance. All you've got and slavetand miracl

difys about, "table manners" Chil- drllled 1n a knowled e of o form" as to the use o fork and napkin: proper methods of eating, téhe“ lliglilxlbéliufmtlﬁzesmzrli ta ; u a us i; grace or habit a child must have, that of ch the table. Ls too often ncSIWWd- Let the gathering at meal time be made the most llB-Dlly 11°“? °1 m; day, and the influence on the children may be beyond estimation.

FIRST HUMANE 800w? fir oun

“Bland was till: that (prevention

Qliruelihﬁllmh;

A bumper srop of Eureka lemons

in Szechwan kwarsnrlgcugltly report-ed D . Eran c on.

the ll-griculture research institute

West China Union University, at

tree 1n his Borden bore 850 lemons this in

spr g. Throughout Szechwan there are tens of thousands of Eureka lemon trees grafted on local stocks. each with a bear ng capacity of 300 to 400 Grade A lemons an-

The first Eureka lemon tree came Sbechwan fmm Moi-ids twenty ago, naught; is the story

No doubt the man who mad .as a. right to expect of his after all is it such a. merry st in it. more of the biting acid of y. although he may novel- every husband expects of his w!

e oultt this little list ofiwhat a husband I]

Aren't there more tears than laughter uth than good. clean fun? For isn't it. lzed it before. what practic- which are part of the furnace 1m

HUSBANDS EXPECT DOVE. BEAUTY, IAPPINESB

xpect her to look like a pin-up zirl after a hard day's stllnil 1th the hlld lmelleof the Kicking? c m‘ “M u’ m“ B

y of sunshine. while he grouthes her to stay fin love with him, no ves her a pleasant And when a man complains a

ten. because she hasn't been able instead of just one Door human f their old wives because she h instead of just one

t hi if . d his fr! b l ulna i." half-i u. .18.‘; v3.53, 5.3"»?

‘i Don't we see old men every clay

a bound for Ohengtu, pul ed out from the muddy shores of Chungking wi amily of missionaries. household supplies. and some adgl- ' see old men every day I e discover the Fountain phllandgrer that his wife is e»

fruit trees which had been bwuklli/ all the way from lﬂorida. The prec- ious box of young trees was marked ‘With Care and Keep Away From Boilers '

“Just as the boat was nearing

other boat which had lost trol in a rapid farther lip-stream.

n't a combination M E NTH U lATU M

isn't the reason there are so many divorces 1e because husbands lr wives to begtfalrid-lna for c. whole harem. and the lob is too

->__

STOVE CARE Fourth, clean the furnace every

-—- week when burning soft coal; with ' The proceln-ln or enamel plﬂl hard coal. elem it every two weeks. of a stove should never be washed Fifth. know the draft controls while they are hot, for the water The government booklet, "Thirty- may cause them to crack or chip three Ways to save One Ton in A gritty cleanser shouln never b6 Five" hes diagrams showing draft used as this scratches the surfaco controls and how they work. Gan- gmi will eventually lead t0 $68111! adian coal dealers have supplies of which cannot be removed. WM!" this booklet. oapy water will do the lob 911d —-- he surface should be wlDod d1’? NESS AT THE TABLE

liter washins- ———- _— An old lady who looked as thoigh T0 STRETCH EGGS she might have belonzod lo he Hi n m“ ‘ gocie gr‘ all! hxer lge, ‘lhkeuo waysacarce wasllsltedyl. on or e gm. o! year and this year with secret of hei- never felling cheer- iiemand greater than ever before. fulnese. e seasonal shortage is more acute Hﬂl‘ answer contains a sue m» an usual. ive lesson for pail-ants. "I think", where s. recipe bells for several said the clever old lady, "it is be- eggs the number used may be N‘ cause we were taught in our fam- lgnuced ii certain rules are followed- ily m be cheerful at the table. My Iiwhen eggs are used to thlckﬁll b father was a. lawyer with a large mixture as in oustards. plea. J°1m° criminal practice; his mind was ‘marines cooked salad dresslnzs. elv- harassed with difficult problems all ll-2 tablespoon of cornstarch or day long; yet he always came to tablespoon flour can be used 1°!‘ the table with a smile and pleas- Ieaoh e88 omll-led- Ill Cakes. mlllﬂlls- ant greeting for everyone and ex- steamed Puddings and similar mlX- crted himself to make the table- tures eggs act as a leavcnlng agent hour delightful. n5 well as arovldlllz some of ll“ "All his powers to charm were iiqula. 1n cutllnz down on the freely given w entertain nu family. number of egos here add 1-3 W! Three times a day we felt this

UELPH, Ont. Dec. 3—(CP)— e as mm ne nadian Manufac»

ntly granted the will pennlt annual of about one-quarter of the machines likely to be needed in anada.

Speakers said 200.000 new washers ere rigid now but that

provide for manufactur s of only 15 per

z - (OP) -'I‘he the Quebec Pro- vincial Legislature will be conven- Tuesdsy, Jan. 18, it was ann- m ‘ght by Premier Godbout at the Legislature. ‘ri-ie announcement set the date for the opening o; the fifth and last session of the 211th Quebec Bi-Cameral House. Godbout Government held iin first session in 1940 after tion in November i930.

The trackers’ bamboo and the boat with lie precious cargo was carried swiftly down the river

sharp rock. and down to the bot- tom of the Yan tze River went the boat and its va uable cargo. Members of the missionary fani. together with their Chinese

Vitamins Are Important Peri

IIUG-ME-TIGBT IS CROCHETBD '

WEE llvil? Yiiilll llliilo

Much: lope. Swlffrfimeil bone econo- nuevlimwuklymnlmcmlluqluua i; n ﬂ‘lllll feature 6f i“! Fl’- Look f“ these valuable hints each Month!

Sauces a ~

. . . _ _ d ' A geed sauce can make c 23mm“), t: £01”, hﬂwfﬁ:

pqrfy dllll 0| IOHQVON to Mother Sauce;

Now that we all must lean to nuke l-lellendelu Type Saute (White do with less meat or less familllr base) Stir seuceinto beaten yolksol meats the importance of knowin zegsnmumtohearfortwominum how to mlke up etizing sauces 1S sgimn constnndyand slowly add- niore important even in; 1 t sp. lemon yuice. q

Sotllls week's Food Hint tellsyvll Experiment ourself with other how to make the basic ‘Mother ﬂavourin a an ingredients, tom» Sauce’ orﬂlrbanul. Onceyouﬂlldl’ toes,- pic es and erbs can all be this perfectly you f1}! W!" m" I used. wide range of eppetizlng sauces, for

use add ingredients to 1 MOTllll ‘MIC! [gcipq Mother Sauce. 1% cu milk or stock Barbecue Seuee (Brown base) Add l m;

1 3"?‘ Y°'F°‘§‘5 smc" is "F iblys elf ma» musmd m t Sp’ veg Pillch gfhlptecte or rhyme Iecrnelse Type $11050 , 1% tblpl. bane:

base) Boil 1 cup cider vine with zmbapa. ﬂour

one onion chopped ﬁne. l-lllliﬂlll‘!!! m‘ “d m?“

is reduced by s quarter. Allow to simmer milk or stock, (use rum w“ “icy- M‘ ‘° “P”: Sh?‘ "1;=*..‘°l.‘:'i""-;r."“ii:::§'its: ' m I ' will: 1 és ' choplllgdijhupargs ey-ofeslltucce lalltrerfsttirinhrour (for brown sauce go 0m ‘gigging sauce and stir 2' allow mixture (l: lzrown aligbzlgui‘. "m" , . - ' ' ' oc . minutes in doubleboiler. Season with is; llz°gvg;‘boui‘rg'éua m“ “l! Ind WPPEE‘ thick and smooth. Strain. Season.

‘fgwn (Brown base) Simmer

SWl r1‘ CANADIAN co; LIMITED

. . . l Muller ‘of Premium Qlllllil‘ Pmlfﬂ" nmfkﬁdd “m: Iiﬂe and Cheese: Jewel Shonemnl full 5l|'"|°'l L"

=-._-- r- ‘m’ cm, m, mo" hem “seemed in conditions. The orlslnal treermul gull?! whatlolaaglolllhtlngshexhesreet gill.’ ﬁlnll-hemli-gie: all? rgillilllaltmoll and save what they could. Th6 100$ Blgml- Priiduzléli gglmifll; u: box of fruit trees was set Hide "all W Yegsly supp“ of “m, with the tbousht m" l‘ 5°“ m” o emu a“ ulus became the pbuw in; in the river would do the tree mgdipgen‘ o’ m“ of mwmw nqdlhagmtrees had. been caireflillly ti? lemon trees in szechwan Prov- gahcfneigtuiritwxgoigéeglitlglirrulli“ wag geilwre w” a ood dent“ 1m- m" “a a" ‘m = ""- ‘r u"*i*“'...‘..'s"..irte 2.. l. ber of the water-soaked trees had i rpeule- m“ ‘wmtydour sum, slouslieu off. aria the trees. when - "Hi 1:10" t m“, “mum 1 plum; reﬁlled to grow. However. and wen v- he m} one Eureka. lemon tree recovered Ghent}! had l 11°! l‘ l h‘ from the soaking and zrndually rot lemon-

lts roots used tn local szechwan

Needlecraft l

For The Home

chances are she prefers princess Hines. because she knows they wlill a s

spoon baking wdcr allrl Z lllble genial influence. and the effect was spoons extra lquld for each e811 ‘marvellous. If a child came to the omitted. table Wgliltll croast looks. l; o‘: dshe ——— was que y sen away ll l GROWN IN NEW BRUNSWIOI good T1,,- é-g- £111, 1°,- (lmi gel:

-——-- w a ow come w n a were“ r"““..i*~t~..r:: “wit. ,,, a... ..,.........

New runsw "Th h mllzxlilty. ‘may have: been i510‘: three otimgs r: dam u’? e:- all 1;; Woodstoc . n l augerv e. cumstances. ad e cc on

ggécdericton and Pwbubly 0150- child with even a sullen telnpolﬂ" where. Much is said and written these

00m WASTE r060 a

DON'T GIT UPIIT De little Bobbie‘: tents-um: and other beppengs of the day leave

usted. yours probably not getting enough talnln in et.

Mylo Ne. D10

the eel-net vclethb Our

oallyouqeuoinnnesenneuhuhe

Avoid wure of of women ﬁnd the Down Cake Flour.

' ingredients-Millions iouillginnnwisSwans

SwansDownisialﬁveiwkolnodierlouts. Made from specially selected not vino: whet, and again dlrough silk until 27 time: u ﬁne as ocdimryﬂonr. Rises better, more evenly. Makes simple, economy cakeslookend taste like lunirycakee.

Alood old fashioned hug-me- i-ilht. of the crocheted var-e madelizgqny. bri ht. colon. 1's um

Send 16 cent! in coins for R todth “m a‘ Hzilri-iuslalmlyy m". end the name d

'1‘ rd tte : rite. send ° ° ‘tilffwiiil .22. rail. an

fag would let lb saccharine tablets ___________________

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SWANS DOWN

SMOOTH - LHED BLIP '~

A smart woman knows that smooth lines in a. slip moan a smooth fit in her dresses. and the

turn the trick. Incidentally makes a

t lllp with WI

ahoulen, 5-8 ylnls 35-1 h f b-

rie. Complete guide 1n J31. pit- tern.

Send twenty cents for pattern.

Writs your name, address and

style number. Ba sure to state size you wish.

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-—-___i_. NAZI GUAIDS SWAP EGO! FOB SMOKE!

IDNDON. Dec. l -(0P)— Rie- petl-lated Canadian and British $180381’! of war have disclosed

at in“ certain with]! prison a ere was 0B a regular tutti,‘ - for bartering with auenls

lot luxuries.

c WA k f

i8. lusting: will: "M will?” .3; WhQn III! were avai le while one