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THE CHARLOTTlETOWN. GUARDIAH

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Woman's Realm 1. Social and ljersonalz Fashions

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HOUSEHOLD SORAFBOOK

By loborlo L00

MOOERN ETIOIIETTE

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The Canary

The canary will not scatter seed over the floor if a cheesecloth BBB with an elastic at the w» ll pulled over the bottom of the 0881!. ill“ covering the feed cups.

Blood Stalnl

I! the lnger is pricked while doing a piece of ﬁne needlework and the article is stained with blood, a little ammonia will Ye- move the réiurk.

uuwd Milk Toke evaporated milk out of the can and keep it in glass jars. It will stny fresh for e. longer time.

Q when 4 girl is entertaining

o, caller, in the evening. the hour

very late, and he show: no in-

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“A. No; but the girl has a. P5P foot right to cell his attention to ‘Mmwnrﬁurécuia be called the “luminance o! agreeable wh- y!“ '2 A. Coin-tel! i: tho very ﬁr“ 1* it . “ug, eI-Iow should guests dress for u informal dinner at homer A. The men should wear dinner u“; the women simple dinner gowns.

folding?

A. Press gmooth with try to use o. wrinkled pattern, u the garment might be ruined b!‘ doing so.

Q, who; is a good substitute for a hose damer that has been misplaced?

A. An excellent substitute lo e burned-out electric light bulb.

Q. How can I insure crispness . of lettuce after washing?

g A. Keep it in a cloth bail 0n

_ How can I restore o paper; the ice. _ This also removes the dress pa tern that has become waiter which clings in it. if used badly kled, due to improper immediately after washing.

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Prllo Control Question and Anuvell

Quad-ion: Ind Amwen on Price

Cllntrol will I pear in The Guard- lnn u n reg Ir feature each day The qneeﬂon: ore than which luvo relolml the Wnrllmo Price: and hula Board from hoonwlve: In this region. The ouwlr: no Fro vlded by tho Board Renders. u sons who have Intelligent question: to ask on price control no invited to rend than: In writing to the Women’: Regional Advisory Con: mltteo.

Q. Ono Butcher gave me four tokens as mango when I bought some meat. I purchased the some amount of meat at another store and the butcher only gevo mo three. by should there be n dif- formal

A. Token value changes jult u coupon value changes . . . the meet could we h exactly the same but be in n cll ferent grou , there- fore your coupon and incidentally your token would have I. different value. As you didn't out; the kind of meut purchased in either oil-we we are unable to tell you the correct change you should have received. We are sending you e. copy of a recent issue of Con- sumers’ News containing a list of coupon and token value; for the varoua es o! mea-t. When you go to tho utoliers you will be well a uainted with the values and ths will save you time and assist your butcher too,

Q. I am living at a boarding house and only get two meals c day. Should I not be entitled to at least fl small portion of butter and sugar for my own personal use? My landlady refuses to allow me to have butter or sugar when I am entertaining.

A. Each ration book holder is res onsible for his or her own re on book end the manner in which it L: used. You should draw this point to the attention d1’ your landlady and make en arrangement with her to secure your fair share of butter and sugar when you re- quire it

Q. yAre plumbing services under price ceiling? Recently it was nec- essary for ma to call a plumber for e small job. He charged me 2.

Before the war I lied a similar job‘

done and the plumber only then charged me $1.

A. Plumbing services are under {he price ceiling regulations of tile Board. If you would report the name of your plumber to your nearest Board office, e, check will be made on his prices. ‘

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BETROTHAL AN_ OPTION

Engagement IsTnteTyal Girl Learns About Prospective Groom

o ookeduonintholllhtofmuondwomw merglybtfﬁoixﬂlgnﬁpllllgnbgnleach otiaor‘: hearts and hand-n. The! 511N114 regard it u an interlude between tho hour when they first nriwk each other’: fancies and the time when they are called upon. w sign this marriage contract, which they should emillvi’ 111 ‘W198 W 911d W9 "m" sort of bargain they are thinking of making end whether they want to

take it. or leave it.

And inasmuch as marriage is n much more serious proposition for a woman than it in for o man. it is particularly important that every girl should devote this interval m putting her prospect- ive bridegroofn through e questionnaire in order to ascirteln what kind of a husband he is likely to ma e.

PAIL T0 ASK QUIGTIONS

But. curiously enough, they don't. They marry

- -~~~ ' without making a single inquiry info the vital

matters on which their own happiness is going to depend. Often a girl

will not even ask her boy friend what kind of a Job he has, and If he

will feed her on filet mignon or expect her to live on bneui and cheese

and kisses. The burden of liar song 1:: "Do you love me? Will you always love me? Am I the lint and only one?"

Now it is highly desirable for an engaged girl to extort all the

passionate vows of devotion that she can get out of a man before mar- riage, because husbands are likely to be skimpy on love-making after marriage. But what, in reality. she should be asking him is not the state of his affections, but what 2m status as l wife would be, '. "Before I sign on the dotted line. I would like to know whether you i will regs-rd me as a Lady Love, 0r just a useful household gadget? Wlll , you still take an interest in holding my hand, or will you expect me to ' get czlluses on it cooking and scrubbing to make you comfortable with- i

out ever setting even so much as o. ‘thank you’ for it? "Also. I would like in know whatnot, a fireside companion. or whether l will some wmhlne the bcby sleep. while you are playing poker with the boys downtown or relaxing in a night club? Also, I would hi“, go h", your views, on the safoslde of the altar, upon the financial problem. Wlll Y0" Cxliect me to give up a mahogany desk end a fat pay envelope: for an lﬁ-hour-a-day job in domestic service, and then be grateful to you for supporting me? 0r will you think the laborer l: worthy of her hire, even if she la mnrriod w you? "And what are you ideas concerning making the wife lob lb- glalcitlve. or‘ do you consider that just being married to you is all the fun a any _\.oman could reasonably ask for? Will you treat me with n; much politeness as you do your secretary? Will you try to be as in- teresting a companion to me as you ere to the woman who is you; d“. n" Pam!" at l Dilly? Wm You make u great m effort to keep me in love with you u you hove to win me’) ' "There are the things I would like to know about you before f

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Two young Scctsmen were at loggerheads over the sharing out of the estate which had been left jointly co them in their father‘! will A: a lest resort they agreed to accept the decision of an old

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had come. Very inviting. the once- fanned grove opposite . Farther in beneath we tr could see the green of and mouse and than: the wood fem: are a: in summer. I nep- pod across o gutter, rod and swollen towards the pond and was quickly in the shelter of the glanin of the foxest—there cosily to await the mining of the mall. I was not alone in my waiting. ~ rgeri “were - en e -eav m- wi @631“; distance and there flattened herself fetch- lngiy along a short rojecting limb. “Hbllo", she said, "and how's Ellen this morning"? Then, I suspect because elm at once no- ticed certain tellatale marks about my uma, she continued "and how's the grad f" and before I ca-uld even smile at her, me was gone to the arms of a nearby spruce. A blue jay handsome in his alrmanb blue and flitting from tree w tree, stopped his weather- farecast long enough to say in masculine disgust "Did you over see the like of her?" and he too was lost to me among the trees. "Cup, clop, clip do?" across the "county" bridge an along the muddg road. the mailman’: horn and H887 came in sight. Quito worm this vehicle is on l oool wet morning like this-of the vintage of the days “when pa was court- " and every bit, as intrigu- . Every time I see our mall- man's busﬂy-used only in in- ‘ weather-I tremely ante scenu coma to mind. A pert ielligem driving horse or a staid more discerning one; slack rein-

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ed; a moonlit night u leafy sum- mer Island country lane; o mus-

lin frockod lua with a coronet of braids; n. nfxiplixig in his Sunday best and for them both a whole world ahead. There was no need to have Mr, C. drew ln in the box, besides the loaf I expected is en unwieldiy article to stuff into s0 small a. space us ours al-

frlend of the family. "Boys", said this wise man. "Donald will divide u the estate exactly as he thlnlm t." At thil Donald's face beamed. but that of Hamish grew vlllbly

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“And then." continued the arbi- trator. “Hamish will take which~ ever half he prefers."

ovnnnmnn A fflc r l1 d dl taled l t“ to ti: g2. Vial. afeno r t“. h‘; which the words "Intel ence of~ flcer" were used twice. T e ateno- izrepher not urerl to army iltlel, iy ed "intelligent officer." he officer who hnd dictated tho latter roared at the little nono- Whoevor card of on intelligent officer?"

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lords. I retraced my stopl Jump- ng the last ditch with perhe : more agility than my years reely warrant. "Oh, goodness!" Mr. C. exclaimed ag est, “you gave me one awful‘ flllglll."

And throughout wday October's shower: came down to e sudden earth, on the stalks of blackened dehlies and on heaps of dead leaves about the lawn. The pond was troubled and low because of the sawing at the mlll and I saw'

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' um“ ENGLISH

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1. What is wrong with this :on— tence? "such another illustration would be this,"

2. What is the correct pronunc- iation of "nautiius"?

3. which one of these words is mix-polled? Ooncelvable, concllll- Ate, concurrence.

4. What does the word "gestb culetlon" mean?

5. What is a word beginning with af that-means "abundant"?

ANSWERS

1. 50y, “Another ouch illum- tlon." 2. Pronounce the cu u in haul. 3. Oonclllafe. 4. A 868w". especially an undignlfied one. "Their wild gtestlcuietions attract- ed. our attent 5. Affluent.

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(W6- The zeal w keep me m the iray.l 2.800.090 miles of roads of Wh '.l'he will Thy will to do each day»! upllgoxillleldbﬂiell’ 00h .

564.000 are stale- 304900 are munipcei streets and alleys, and over 1,000.- 000 are county 831d locll x0045.

Sweden had in 1689, approxi-

Males;

in use 73,000 of which were run- ning on producer-gas, 6,300 on vari- ous liquid fuels and the not on electricity’

SALADS

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heel onion 111100.

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