Women Joining Paratroopers

"Wbgavualantaaaeedbsneathtbs Andcgtl tolooitpulllaido tho Betrustain God.”

USE CAMOUFLAGE POI WORN FLOORS

1f your painted floors are shabby and you can't get enough paint of the right color o give them a fresh coat, try spattercamoufiage. This will cover the worn spots and un- even places and give the effect of a newly-painter. surface. Moreover. it will lend a bit of color. For this purpose you can use odds and ends of paint which are on hand or such colors as vou are able to buy. com- bining, if necessary.

Second sowings grow faster than t. because the weather is warm~ er: so due allowance should

Living o» Leisur

The Woman's Realm

BLANIIETS NEED CAI-l

Good warm woolen blankets an among every housewife! most. cher- ished possessions. Sending thorn to a dry cleaner, the ssociation tells us, is an inexpensive way of assuring yourself that when you need them again they will still be soft and fluffy and warm.

Nuffiness ls important for prac- tical reasons. A blanket/s warmth depends upon the sine and number of tiny air spaces it encloses. Man- ufacturers, therefore, "nap" their blankets at the factory to raise the fibers anc so create more of these air ceiLs. The greatest danger in cut~rate blanket cleaning work is that "felting," as the trade says. may result in considerable reduction of their number as well as causing a harsh feeling. Good cleaners. therefore. are careful to exercise control over water temperatures at all times and avoid mechanical ac-

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_ Woolf, Cronin, _ If you. like many women and girl: ouﬂc from zap: h ' book- acne, ea".- ode ofthl blues -- duo to lune nu. monthly disturbances-

Btort at once-take Lydia ‘I. Pink- hnnra Vegetable Compound. Thin elective liquid not only helps relieve monthly pain but also tired. weak. nervous feelings. Thisia because of its soot-hing effect on on or woman's MOI‘! YIIOIIANT Olﬂllll.

arty-Lydia Pinkhanfl d sips build‘ up resinous:

upon thousands report help. Also n nne stomach tonic» Mode in Oanada.

therefore must wear a shirtwaist or blouse to complete, it but the girl who wears a blouse and skirt and

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m '1. $ocial anti Personal

l Dorothy ‘llix Says-

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Many Are Stricken Dumb By strangers And Average Individual Self - Centered

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A darling little debutante. on her Mt We- "Wl 9°31“ m, “mud f” l“ " “M? m-l-ﬁﬁ’ $1,,‘ .t..°°i'.l.'n.' rs dint, what should 15g lhgrlgﬁtgllle ihqxllged. I “Ask him another quest-ion." 1 returned. " l.“ irr-ns~tsi*r.=*r.u..iia.i on" “so - " _ . use t. nanseif I sold. if in three attempts ou B": hllglwigziggzlklmdlgegm “u:

i m; nﬁpout yourself."

l; particular con- vegtatﬁxllnll hogolliled out. I do not know. but at any rate it was 800d. 1on8 range advice. For the one to lo thli i8 of supreme and never-dyi-u! W"! '0 every human be is himself. and when we take that for our theme-so

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Li?“ and tumbling as far as pos- lets it go at tLat. Oorne summer

made to prevent the harvest of both M4. and she Wm be out m great" mm”

overlwpmg mo much‘ back from the dead and started to des-

bers and. since one unit of a cos- ‘ ' cribe the lories of Heaven itself, he tume is usually matched to mother ' uld be lliterrupted by those W310 What cuter trick than a matching to tell about the lighting 01 skirt, ant; parasoi or skirt and bag. Radio City and what a K°°d m" “WY a newer notion than a, matching hid 011 their 1"‘ Weebelld-

blouse with either or both. Poo“ CONVERS A110" “J81.

Plain blouse and iioveltyskirt re- verses the usual order of plain skirt such hem the cue ‘and m“ o‘ us being bottle up with perfectly fascin-

and novelty blouse, In such ways as ating things that would like to s ill on the general public. it would

, these does fashion give variety to out Wuh a cloth wrung out in vine- wardrobes that are necessarily lim- seem that there would be no dearth o talk. but, strangely enough, it does not happen that way. Nothing is harder than to keep a genefﬂl 00"-

EBI- l"??? DOD them into a batch of fted. not limited because of lack of greasedlssolving suds, and they'll "t ~ n~~--i1 as for 1M1; 9f 1gb- shine with new lustre. Incidentally ric. Remember girls are eumiuil versation going. There are plenty of people who are stricken dumb in . ' the presence of strangers, and others, equally unfortunate who£ like the Iluiiiiillﬂiliil Irishman, never open their mouth without putting heir foot t

a cloth dampened with vinegar will‘ ____v m w“ 915mg and gig also help remove all hard-water no» they spanning lt Their chief pro~ posits from insides of laundry tubs. blern is to find something to buy. . —~——- >€_____. These men and women, for. believe it or not there u"! 0V0" J0me" SHIRTWAIST arm. IN STYLE Schoolchildren in South Coast who become tongue-tied in public. always comPla m“ they don t know AGAIN town; in England may have their -what to say, nor how to say it yet the whole art of becoming a spell- , desks mplaged by Morrison table binder is comprised in two simple kindergarten rules that even a mowﬂlﬁ

POLISHING THE GLASSES

The seemingly irremovabie film that forms on drinking glasses _. when crops of hard water in them have been alkwed to evaporate in- stead of being wiped off - can be easily removed will: a little vine- gar Just wipe the glasses inside and

Do not wait until insects dam- age your crops before you begin to fight them. You can prevent the damage if you begin in time.

Remember. never sprinkle to "lay the dust" in a vegetable gar- den. because a dust mulch is inst what y0u want.

TOASTER. SHORT CIRCUIT

Fbrks should never be used in reaching for the toast in an electric waster. There is danger of a. short circuit.

Try a small brush for cleaning out crumbs. Clean the outside with a soapy cloth. but never place the toaster in water. If this is done it

lnnmru amateur: or cans

If you wish to can carrots, 1h; smaller t-hcy are. the more rlellcioui you will find them next ivintcr. it is p, good plan to sow a slaeriai my for canning and harvest them when they reach 3v desired size.

when carrcw are allows-t to \~ ture they would be pulled vmentlln wps begin to turn yellow. Ii left in

(3 den crops were to benraltidgltoillcycortlailhg in the quantity of vitamins they are likely W 0°" tribute to t-he family diet all 541E850; long, the carrot would urobab y rated next to the tomato.

Carrots are definitely I hum‘ food. They sav that p110“ e1 u"

WINNIPEG. Man., June 8 —Wo- nion li.i .1: intuition another helnan field in the Ciillildlﬂil Army, no less than tile paralroopers,

The first of her sex lo be attach- ed to the Canadian Parachute Training- School at Camp Shilo, is Private Marjorie Perry, of st. Boni- face. Man.

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Priniie Perry, a member of the Canadian Women's Army Corps, will us’. be soil-soled llS a soldier luznpcr but as a "rlgger" who will be charged with the care and mainten- once of ‘chutes.

I: i" ft as exciting a Job as tlhat

' ‘s’ from plums, but none-

s important and interesting

R. F Rouih, acting officer

commanding the school, polntcd out

there is a definite field for women

lil isarachiite work because they can

relieve manpcancr for other duties

by pﬁrklilﬁ n t i otherwise maintain- "Qfl flit‘ silken bags.

I_: ivill take abouttwo weeks to tmiri a competent girl to pack ‘chutes. and n month to repair and‘ look after them.

One of the most meticulous phas- es of a paratzoopers course is how to pack liis ‘chute properly, how m dry it and how to keep it in repair. He will still have to learn all that. but much of the timeconsuming routine of maintenance may in fu- ture be handled by the CTIACS.

ALL WEATHER, SUITS

'I'issue~thin wool suits and drapes, dwﬂmd i0 B0 right into the early summer. Some in white, other; in pastels should be popular this strange season.

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at Great Harrowden, Hamp-

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“Tennis ls A Good Game Fine Exercise Kl‘

failure EHILARATI

Nnw at last the summer reason k here and the opportunity for playing outdoor games. Tennis is fun and most exhilarating. The lxcrcise is good for you and yotl keenness of spirit will develop.

Tennis is a game for all ages, unless. of course. your doctor has advised against exercise. Young and nld find it thrilling and stimu- lating competition packed with lnjoymont for all. _

Exercise in the open ‘sir. com- bined with fun-that il tennis! Could anything be more healthful or desirable? And anyone with perseverance and enthusiasm for the game can learn to play.

it is quite true that to become a tennis champion requires speed and a high degree of endurance. But not all want to become charm plans. The majority prefer to play the game for the game's sake, mak- ing it as mild or as strenumll u we choose.

Our Sit-page booklet is extremely helpful not only for the beginner but also for the experienced. it gives all sorts of pointers and is written by a well-known authority nf tine canon

Send 15c in coins for your oovv of Develop Correct Tennis Form to the Charittctown Guardian Home. Service. Address. Io sure t0 WT"? plainly voin" name. 655F985 3nd m! inmo nf booklet.

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1T5 EASY TO MAKE suns or= DAINTINESS.__. THE CHARM THAT wms. A DAILY "Lux Toner $0AP BEAUTY BATH DOES THE , TRICK f

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‘ _ t The shirfwaist in ouifmidst. replaceable iriendf MW 5mm“ if llNotfonly the girl who vrcars a suit

GZHUYL LATHER-

BEAUTY CARE

JOAN saunter-r IS RIGHT! THIS WIIIPPID cum uruln BEAUTY

9 our of l0 Screen Stars

use l-ux Toilet Soap

BATH MAKES oAlunness SURE l

"rafters as an added protection a- gainst hitand-run raiders.

LovaLY JOAN BENNETT tells

37011 hOW Hollywood stars make sure of‘ skin that's fresh, sweet. They use their complexion soap, Luz; Toilet Soap, as a daily bath soap, too. wr-urrab CREAM lather removes dust and dirt swiftly," thoroughly- makes daintiness sure. You'll love the delicate Perfume this beauty bath leaves on your kin.

For. contradictory as it seems. the first requisite to being renowned as a brilliant conversationalist and liilvlllﬂ! your society eagerly sought by all and sundry. ls not to be a talker. but a listener. Lend people your

‘ears instead of hurling your vocal apparatus at thorn. Turn on the ta]? of the monoioglst and get his stream of words flowing freely and_he w go about celebrating you in the market place as the most interesting and intelligent man he ever met. though you may have been as silent as a

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_ PERSONAL OPINIONS AFFORD US PLEASURE

Nobody is interested in Oili‘ opinions or thoughts. cr prejudices. No- body wants to hear about our aches and pains. Nobody cares whether our baby has cut his ﬁrst toot-h. or has acquired a full set of denture; from a mail order house But we all have the time of our lives when we get a chance to lay down the law how the country should be run. and tell our own symptoms and what the doctor sJJd and we said to the dor- tor. and how we hit the stock market in '35. It takes great courage and self-abnegation to be on the receiving end of a conversation instead of the sending. but great are the rewards for those who do i.t They are universally popular.

For those who bewail the fact that they never know what to say to people and that they often give offense without intending it by saying the wrong thing. there is a simple remedy that never falls. It is to test out what you are going to say, before you say it, on yourself and see how you would like it. If it would please and flatter you, fine. go ahead and amplify the subject all you want to. But if it was a remark that left you feeling as if you had been stabbed in the back without having pro- voked the right, then bite your tongue off ratlt-r than say it.

INTIMATE APPRECIATION ALWAYS WELCOME You know Just how much you would enjoy having a woman tell ou that your old dress made over so well. and she believed it was bc tar looking this year than it was season before last. Or that she was so glad to hear that your daughter was going to get married because she had iccked to hei- as ii she was cut out to be an old maid. Or that what a pity it is that the baby looks so much like your husband's people, who are noted for being so homely. You know how you would feel if a woman asked you if your frail child. who is lust ‘the heart of your heart. wasn't tubercular. Or if she id you about seeing your husband out dancing at a night club with his secretary. You would feel murderous. And so does she. Yet we are helpless to deal with these cows in the conversational china shop be- cause we never know whether they are malicious. or Just dumb. Inasmuch as we spend a large part. of our lives talking, it is a pity we do not give more thought to what we sav and hot" we say it, for our

w ter we are dead- tcthsauzrliurf- r A o 0 n Morning Smile

about fifteen vears. "Ail-d is your wife as pretty pa she used to be?" asked the first. “Oh. Yes." replied the second. "but it takes her much longer."

-_-_.___ "What's gcod for my wife's fallen s .. SLOWXNG DOWN m hey hue]; o ———— "WT at hall I b ffr '2" The two doctors hadn't met for s w ‘em w 1

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were shipped to PrPlsh soldiers dur- ing the African Campaign.

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DESIGN N0. 118i Compnredtoorherleadin brands,

Al F rce are required to eat llfeyrrailneiilrlyoevefy dﬂy t0 keep the“ gvesighi keen. But not everybody like carrots. ifs your family bel0ﬂ8s 1° the an‘; carrot faction. do not omit oarro I frcm the schedule just M09156 °r that prejuaice If you have negen (men carrots fresh from youi gal e then vou have n-t- idea how delicious they can be. They make a Dieasin; and colorful addition when shredded into salads. Chileren often prefer carrots raw to cooked. h t let the carrots crow W," °" thinning until they are as th ck a? lead pencils. then begl" w m1" m‘ and cook the excess roots. You vzill be amazed at the flavor and tend erness of tiilese tiny ﬂlfmls- ‘md disviifLlgitalt-zarrots are most. delicious when they are young, they still re- main tender and sweet after $11 Y have grown all summer. They 11 mature well standing so close in at.’ row an to touch each other; Eu the best plan is W ma" S“°°~*§-°" sovrings. and harvest them ll-Ofe they are full grown.

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POT ROAST 0F CHUCK BEEF

n hairpouuis chuck pa“; dltglelegnignd sliced, medium‘ sized onions, 6 medium-sized. peel- ed potatoes. 6 carrots scrubbed and quarter“; 1-2~¢up hot water. sail. pepper. 3 tablespoons catsuD i011" Lionall, fat. sear the mast on all sides in a little hot fat. Then add onion and hot water. 59ml!" the catsup over the roast. and colver tightly. Simmer, over a very 0W heat. for 2 hours. Uncover. Hid arrange vegetables around the r0851. adfing a little more hot. water. l! necessary, Cover. and cook until vegetables are tender. Remove r085?- to hot platter surround with vege- ‘e-bles. and thicken the liquid in tilt!

-.-n, adding more water. if neces- zary.

PLAYSUIT AND JUMPER Makes Almost a Summer Wardrobe

When you're outfitting the young, it's a. very good plan to start with s, playsuit, bzcause that's what a girl really likes to spend her summer in. Then add the rronrbnttoced Jumper. that slips on like-a sleeveless coat. for those oocaeons when mother in- sists on the concession of a skirt. and she's ready for anything. its a very good scheme to make the lum- per of sturdy colored pique, to well’ witlh us playsults.

Style No 8506 is designed for sizes 6 to l2. Size B requires i 7-8 yards 35-inch fabric for the blouse a

lid jumper. Pattern i; hand~cut to Un- ited States S‘ ‘ rd measu -:s = eludes chart with step-by- step instructions. Send twenty cents for pattern. Write your name. address and style number. Be sure to state sins you

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0 0 LGATPS . roorn lvownan 12V“, 25¢, 40¢

Beautiful rose design in fiiet crochetJs a real old favorite for a Pattern No. 116i contains

scar . complete instructions.

To order pattern: Write. or send above picture with your name and address with 1e cents in coin or stain s to Needlework Bureau Char ottetown Guardian.

Charlottetown Glﬂfdlll Needlework Department,

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A bolt believed to date 800 8.0. was unearthed in the bed of a river in Anchoime Valley. near Bount- horpe, Liaioolnshire.

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rt: and 1 7~B yards for-

the ground they will lose quality,

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Price Control Questions And Answers

Questions and Answers on Price Control will appear in The Guardian n; p, regular feature each day, The questions nre those which have reached the Wartime PPM! "Ill Trade Board from housewives in thin region. The answers are pro- vided by the Board. Readers wlu have Intelligent question to ask on prllle control are invited to netlll them in writing in the ivonieu‘: 3.11m,“ Advisory Committee or tin Wartime Prlees and Trade 80"."! Chappeil Building. Charlottetown.

_ My grocer had 12 or l4 lull". peck h3g5 of potatoes in fir; ton spturday. He refused to sell m. of them. May he do this? I alua . customed t0 buying a D601! Well‘ W“ weeks from him.

A, Potatoes are in short supply. The grocer was within his rights to refuse to sell you a D90" 0f 0m‘ mes, He was seeing that all ratllﬂ’ than half of his customers receivtil some point/Cos.‘ ' _ .

. I am lad to see that the nev sugimer cregsses aren't loaded doll" with trims of buttons. It is wartime ruling or just the latest style.

A 3pm, The time, material 811d labor saved 1n reduclnt! lllu "limb" of buttons on a dress is a great h5g3 to the war effort. Cotton d" _ have nine buttons and ray0" d1“; es, i5. in accordance with the WI tune rukng- _

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