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Woman's Realm’ r

Needlecraft

For The Home

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Social and Personal 1 Fashion

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Girl Should Write Happily . To Boy Friend In Service

Tell Him Little Stories About Those He Knows Around Home

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DECEMBER 1., 19,2

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friend who is in the army. She isn‘t in love with him o! b6 Wm! h" so there is no sentimental interest involved, as the mOViBS IIY- 0m"- wise, the matter would be easy. Bhe would just let herself go and slush over on paper with endearrnents and sign it with X X X (kisses) and she'd feel as if she had written a poem_ The reciPlent would 8101i over it because it would bolster his belief that Clark Gable has nothins on him as a lady killer. Also it would me.ke entertaining reading when passed among the other boys at camp.

a§‘.’..2"°llh°“”“‘ w your name and m. dgB-‘u With 20 cents in eoln or 5 sill-Po to the Needlecraft Bung“ The Charlottetown Gum-mm style No 8518

Name

Write or send

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for head‘ colds,

Street Xddress

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A Job Only You Oan Oo

Price Control quad“, And Answers

Questions and answers on Price C°“"'°| W"! HPlWar in The Guard- iw as s regular feature each d": Th. questions are those which have reached the Wartime Prices and Trade Board from housewives in this region. The BMW"! sro urovldrd by the Board. lteaders who have intelligent ques- llﬂlls to ask on price control are lllvilﬂd to send them in writing to tho Women's Regional Advisory Committee of the Wartime Prices sud Trade Board, Chappell Build- ins. Charlottetown

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Chooolate Puffcd Bios Balls er ii-qlures

on‘ WP “l”. l cup com syrup, 1-2 cup sweet cream, 1-4 cup water, 1—~1 tol .1 in sell. z squares cooking dwﬂh- 0. 2 rllDS crisp puifed rice or ivheat. Boil together all ingredi- ents but ceiezhs, Remove [mm 1.1- t rx-“on syrup reaches 338 do‘. recs I". or forms s finn. boll when churned in cold water. Add oewals

. 1n. . tiior-iugiily. Makg m‘ pa; mixture into a. bulered Kill-ores. Let chili.

Frnltk:llld‘vl\'ut slices

u bnl pan .111; (‘Lt in’

One-qr r'.cr cup each light and dark s , 4 cup vs-ater, 2 tablo- syxmra e1 1 cu-p dates (or cherries and r sins), 1-2 cup chop- nuts (or cccoaniut or peanuts). fl corn syrup and water to a soft ‘l (IMO degrees F», remove from eat and best in the butter. 0on- tlnue beutiti! till mixture begins to thicken. Add antes and nuts, form trim roll an wrulp in vxuxed paper. bet in rcfrlzerzttor to cool, then slice [1211 sharp knife,

Q D0es the pzice ceilin a 1 o0 cotton yard goods? g ppy Yea. Your store can't charge 111°" than it charged for the same material during Fem-u“! 1941 Q. MsY I get extra sugar for applesauce during the win.

A.- N°- 511811!‘ from your regular rations must be used Extra. sugar “J1 be ll-Bed only for the most es. sentisl foods Why not sat the ap- Dles mm

I I I Q. What is the oeilln

no‘. 1 light honey? 3 m“ 1°’ ~ 9 maximum price set for s m” Wlmd 818M “ﬁr extractedcr pasteurized gran ted is lac; one Pound glasslsrﬂosxt and sou p, I two bound om. m ext. and 4m -= ‘our Pound can. 72o ext. 78c

l: right gound can, $1.36 ext;

- T e old five are no longer used

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I There is no more effective motto than this ancient truth. It makes

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To order pattern: Write. or send address with l5 cents in colu or stain town Guardian. Needlework Department.

Design No. ‘O14

Hot iron transfer pattern No. 044 contains motto measur-

mplete instructions. 1 above picture with your name and pa u; Needlework Bureau. Charlotte-

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pound cans

hear that he

wants to do the front but

dumb. There used

Living o” The Wom

STAB 0F MY HEART lkcept the Ohr-st be born 18min ton h

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In dreairgns of all men. so-illts Md son; oi s. v 1e,

The woild Wlis never see his kills- iLm bright

Sta-rs of all hearts lead onward

erwbg Dancing ‘a: be Learned in Home Lessons

Bumping Can Be Avoided

But deprived of this 5011106 0f ill-SPERM"! the girl 11nd,; that writing letters to s. boy to- wards whom she entertains only kindly 198111188 is rather hard going. After she has fold Joe that she had received his last letter and is glad to

is well; she doesn't know how t0

go on from there. Yet she knows how hearten- ing a letter from home always ls and how de- jected and neglected one always feels when the postal clerk says, “nothing for you." Hones she

her bii by cheering up the lads s/t when she sits down to put pen on

paper, she discovers that suddenly she has gone

to be a handy little volume call-

ed "The Complete letter writer" that contain-

(Contlnued on page 8. 0°! 7)

Leisure

an's Realm

trough thl H1811! ' death-clack deserts. doubts without a name, Past hills of pain and flmilllll-llll of of new sin To that far births beg n Where diciilllilll ears ms angel- song shall win Our Chis shall be ran at dawn L g t ere And! elach shall find his brother a

Like a little child within: All hearts of the earth shall find new birth And wake no snore to sin. —Vschel Lindsey

WEAR. YOUR SLIPPEBS

Just because the house ls so warm, do not be temsptod to run around at night without you: bed-

Ycu can have tbs e

Past

sky where mystic

room pars. some sort of contact with a drop pin or needle es you can anyt and beside; your feet are not just the cleanest things to put back be- tween the white sheets.

‘If OFF Till (II-All

Ifyouhsve saruollysrdsnddo not want to have your garden trampled on when hanging out the clothes buy some pulleys and thread the lne through these You can then stand on the sidewalk or back steps and hang out the wsah by pushing the line out into the yard as you woJr '

OUTDOOR. AIRING

When hanging clothq outdoors

use two cost hangers

ing them so

the hooks form n. circle. This will

prevent the garments from blowing off the llrie as so often happens.

PETTICOATS T0 BE UNRUFFLED

Easy, iwwl If you often crash into 900910 on ﬂu dance floor, you're probably not sure of your dance Posture or your steps.

You Vcan easily learn the steps 1mm dlﬂgrams. As for posture and aoouolh lending. why not i ke a few

e tips other men follow? For fnotsn

00- ln holding your paring, b. g comfortable as possible; keep her right arm no higher than her

No more ruffles on petticoatsl gaw- besn caught in the war ms.-

l. A'Wa:t'me Prices and Trade Board order has simplified women's slips. Itrules that ruffles or frills at the bottom of slips are prohibited and also the use of cloth over cloth lllmls. commonly known as shadow- proof panels .

Blips (ilks all clothing) are items to be bought with care and treated well in these days of shrunken bud.

shoulder and clasp her a little above

the waist. She'll follow better.

make it easier for you. | G" Your body under control as ‘

you dsuse. See that Olll’ u

b“? ll_dlfeclly over yyour hill)‘:

3'0"!’ Weight over the balls of your

leet- The" You can stop on a dime! Bill. most important of all, be i

s relaxed state of mind-pagan.‘

only if you know the steps by hen, You can lcsrn any popular dar

in one even Oar SZ-psge 5;.

{El ha! dl-"f; a .1: and clznr instri

ions for Conga, rumba, tango, f:

rot‘ Wostchcstcr, waltz, sum;

’ss and shag. Includes ha:

ﬂaps and variations Gives ﬂps l "ll?" full-r 1;

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o! "How to moguls‘ Nglvélimoghg 5WD: and Variations to Giﬂflotbg. town Guardian Home Service, Ad. dress Be sure to wrte plaintly all?‘ ‘R1110 “@1118. and the name of

Name ltreet Address 0W Province

Santa Rides Again-

Up on

gets. In futu.e they may not be elegant and frlllv but they always will, be important.

In buying a silo that will vs 800d wear bot-h material and ta or-

ing must be watched. For wear with

Egan sass! flare u)"

urw WORLD INVITES YOU

Imagine yourself proudly attired in trim Air Force Blue. You enter s great, new, wonderful world of adventure. join the R.C.A.1'. now. You'll spend a few weeks in training near Ottawa or Toronto. Then you'll get right into action .v. . it may be in Nova Scotia or Saskatchewan; Newfoundland or British Columbia. Later, possibly, you may go overseas. There are 40 different trades you may enter in the R.C.A.I. Perhaps you'll drive a tractor, or, if you love to cook, you'll enjoy preparingmezils for husky young airmen. Perhaps you'll be s stenographer, s fabric worker or s wireless operator. Perhaps you'll fold parachutes or run a teletype machine. j Whatever your task, you will be sharing in the great work of the R.C.A.F., just as surely as though you were sitting at the controls of a Spitﬁre. or manning a machine gun, or looking through the bomb sights.

The R.C.A. F. need: girls, age: l8 to 40, smith at lean High Scboo! Entrants. Apply a! your nearest R. C. A. F. Retrniling Centre, bringing praafnfedurafion and birtb t-erliﬁcm. N0 WAITING! EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROMOTION.

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Recruiting Centre: sh Vuneouvev, Calgary, Edmonton, hsksloon, Regina, Wlmilvlﬂ- North Ioyﬂlllndser, tendon, Hamilton, ‘leronle, Ottawa, Manl- yeol, Quebec, Moosloo. Halifax.

ROYAL C - ‘

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Gills Neeilsd ll Outs for Tllsso lllll llllly Other llIllOS Clerks . . . Book-keepers . . . Szenographers

kers . . . Cooks . . . Transport

Drivers . . . . Join now-that men may dyl

Send for (his free booklet. II gives the complete story of the life of sirwomen in the R.C.._A.P. Write to Director of Manning, R.C.A.P., Jackson Building, Oaun, o: the nssross

log Centre lined below.

lscrulllng Csnfn Hour! I Mondays and ‘lbussddﬂ. 9 s-m. lo 9 p», Wedoeldoyl. 9 o-m- to 5 pa; Tuesdays and Irldoys, 9 ol- OePD-ll-ldiun-lo 9 owl/WW omvllsemm’ 1M" "-

WOULDNT CROSS STREET FOR $100

You lmevrthose oeopla- m be you are one yourself-who some homo tar work so tired out they can't be lured out o! their

er sos nos

u» ma: i‘ {it u 2.. also! s: ‘rt-la it's riot eves-work that

makes a man or woman feel this way -sl- thoﬂlh the‘! oﬂsn fool themselves that it ls. A tired listless condition like this is often- times the result of low blood count dus in simple anemia. A low blood count oft times may mnn on haven't enough red sod oorpuseln. Dr. Williams Pink Pills. Tbq on world-Imam for hsl they In

tlnsl n leol Jlltk d " ' had‘; a this .'|Ll“.1e..°...t."5?.ll'&'it Be s Dr, Williams Pink Pills Ooh

the Roof Top

summer sheers the heavy m l l "r: ' ~-~~- "n-

weight are

iaffetas, do not

. iii ‘r- .. .1: lil- a». a iici ‘xiii Lu be

adequate and cotton nit-av .~ , teriul is cluach we en ll starchy iille 1.0‘. 0 .. Jtlsfacbﬂfl‘. should be and color fast Ono important detail in good tail- oring s gcnorous, Lrm seams. close- ly stitched Hench seams are beat Rayons are stronger with all se ms cut on the sills; the.e is no pull on the threads Other details to watch for are material reinforcement where straps are sewed on and plnked or bound edges at hem. top and under the arms Any shortening should be dons from the bottom, not by pull- i up the straps. yon needs careful laundering- mild aoapsud; no rubbing lukewarm water, and a moderate ron. wmte cotton is easily geared ‘not wat- er. mild sospsu , omug and drying in the sunlight.

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CLOTHES-LINE

To keep yi... ..s-1ine clean. use a largo w k i\'.llCh hls been r-m amui haliww down. Slip the lure in the groove of the cork, then uraw the cork along. ‘this means .he line moat effectively, and therell be no dirty mark on the clothes you hang there. Replace the cork with s new one when gets very dirty. .

so; that hot dish for a picnic, try Hungarian goulash made maca- roni ground beef t matoes and green pepper Another ixcod one la escal- loped potatoes and leftover ham.

QUILTING

With quilts mwh in the news again and the c 1-20 quilt reefer one of the bright ideas of’ gunuéietr. horn about qullited vavem or s s evening scke hon cosh this fall?

By Geoff Hayes

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looaihesledmmetoshslloa sroof-lop “Follow me,” eslledissls.

' A Morning Smile

THAT'S DIFF‘ BENT.

“What um a morning o 0 You so up in earnest man.

"As earn as the firs‘ rsy~ of llm 0B my wirdcw." d Mend. h up"

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Q What's s ham ssodssldi without Libbyfs rreverod Mustard? In fact, Libby's Prepared Mustard is so“! with any sandwich . . . brings outtheilsvmrr...sddss plquant relish to every mouth- hil-uyetissmooﬂisahuttc.

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TRY LIIIY‘! IWIIT

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... y“. u, 9mm mm. "rat's lolly earir. isn't n" r

"No" said the other: "$0" l?‘

my window ‘aces the Well- -_- ‘Q sen-s

It we; H61‘ first day

and the n w maid ivas 1g the bell

of the house strode

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uyouirnagpaetty ﬂed "w" e so : "13:, sir," arhe re'x"€d ¢°Y-Y' ‘m prettier clean"

at the 10k a bit slow ill Bo the meow into the idl- rnen. He fcurd her atrilbblli! m‘

dirtv." he remark- "but

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