1. What is

IIIHEOXI" . W

mean? 5 l1

at is two languages“? ANSWERS

in unit not lZOOiL

MOO

seen fur a ion

to cat lh- {tarnish tini with meat? . A. Yes. lf it Pfllhl"

Heine.

dependable, for real relief.

put Iii ounces of Pins:

"oéz/J/e f/eafme/zf " keeps hands soft

..P!.‘-_G.E_E1§HT

Hirssls

and lovable

QQHIIINlS that are soft as a whisper, smo-o-oth as silk, stira man's pulse . . . make him feel romantic. Every woman wants such hands,(and such results) whether she's 16 or 60.

Him hands like that . . . and kec them .

with HlNDS HONEY 8: ALMOND CREAM. l-lINDS “Double Trcntment" ltceps even busy, hard-working hands, smooth and white and lovely.

HINDS “Double Treatment": HINDS Honey

ik Almond Cream lnfim exposure to work or weather, and HlNDS again after work and exposure to weather. . .will give you hands that look romantically dainty, feel romantic- ally soft. Hands that will cause romantic dreams to come true!

m . 1&0 é

_ MEANS SMOOTH WHITI HANDS

able the world." Boyle. 5. Billnaual.

Eliii ETIOIJETTE

Deletes-solace

~ v~wdnuov

is sewed ‘

(o

HONEY E? ALMOND

Qeam

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ssrrsn ENGLISH Tiiiw Olill Illm,

D. C Williams

Wrong with this.

4. What. dot-s the word "auto.

. _ _ a word beginni 1g i.» With bil that means "expressed [in

l Sa)'."“He usually passes here every tiay- 2. Pronounce the u as 3. Summiwize.

, 4. Anything viewg-d as pagahip n1 A Iiiib with a paste made of lnontnreo i, movgmi-m, m ,~_¢i1;~_;_ olivi- Oil anti nutty powdcz: Rub (Accenl 1d svllnhlixi "so 4.13;“, '.1il zvnii n soft cloth. then wash Ind mini. an automaton llS ll’! @051‘. 110i WET-l‘?-

Qv What should one do when meeting some friend you llilw: ._ '

For Qiiiciiicsiigii. Roll Try This Home Mixture

, ._.__ Splendid Results. Saves Money. Easily Mixed.

You'll ho surprised how quickly and easily you can soothe a bod winter cough. when you try this well known

It given you four times as

lnuch cough medicine foryourmoney

and you'll find it very picnsau and

Make o syrup by stirring I cups of granulated sugar and one cup of water n few moments, until dissolved. No cooking needed-no trouble at all. OI‘ you can use corn syrup or liquid honey. instead of sugar syrup. Then Milled

l» By Anne Ashley ] | I

lent/once? "He generally pass“: Q. How can I refinish vnminhed hexc every day." ' ‘surfaces? 2 What is the correct DrOnlm-i A When refinishinn viirnis-hctl elation of "tune"? lsizrfncc. L15" i1 -":;i"'~ " . ‘ .i- n: ‘ - i: Which one of Lin» ohms is inc 1 quiirt of good vinegar, 2 misspelled? Sumac, s-umnrizp, w}. ounces cdU-Ui‘ i. ..... _ .. he...» phunu. alcohol, l quari of oil _ shake

thoroughly before using.

Q. How can I clean pho graphs that arr soiled from dust and handling?

A Wlpen with a wad of cotton ilipnctl in a wlutiori of warm water and ammonia. Winn: tire cotton before applying. Then dry the photograph with s. clean cloth.

Q. I-Iow can I remove scratches from silverware?

HOUSEHOLD SORIPBOO K

I! Iobctolno

sitsirs miinv

B! An Island Former‘; wu.

too,

later

‘is? the farmer. To offset; thgge

a tluv such zis O ggifiigswuilviuomu ttrnll _. e way o a ‘taalggrlzfn Walell-"ll-Dlace. The horses

Patient today. They fldget- 9d Bo they awaited the unloading

one hilcl dmbemlfblug“ we new und 4 l9 _ B single sleigh and e1 James conunand, someone fégc,e.,~;ald_ w met Very earnestly . - 01V farm should be ‘blessed

in attend to s0 much that L; ofieh

' o urea: deal to the farm-yards

lawn-mowing would drag a l0 the border. b stand quietly m to see if the or needed turn.

could slip bread was cooked "ls- This oome to me today ind 1 smiled to see James and his 3p“- lted steed leave in the first of the broceslon returning to the wood. lot. No matter ho_w things should b; on a farm neither James nor e new mare would ' such category. m’ mm any O The snow still lay on tho . Broom today. begging for a ligk western-breeze‘ to free them from adding any picturcsqueness to the charming winter-scene. There ms not even the smallest wind, The old birch stood quietly nursing her spring-buds. no quiver in her utter- most twigs. The blue of the sky in- tensified the whiteness of the pond and fields where dark shadows from the trees lentil/honed in the afternoon sun. And when the sun westcmd. rose-clouds floated in the olduilskboveththe lhorimrfsh rim. sil- Oue g e tps of tc spruce standing on my hills. "Lovely" Judy said when I coiled her from the kitchen where she sang at her ironing. And then when her glance rested the-re she said regretfully: "That. pond is not cleaned off yet." The snow has rather rudely inter- rupted Judy's exercise on the ice beow the front-field, but it has provided n splendid hauling-road from the wood-lot beside the creek to the ynrd at the rear of the house across the lane. _ o

O

There was-n bit of ivasliing done this morning. which when spread. immaculately stiffened in the rigor mortis of this morning's frost. kept an eye to precious articles that might be injured in today's launderingfwhat not that?" Judv said, when shc went to anther up a pretty table-cloth. “Mrs. Ellen. we're going to have one awful wash when March comes in!" There was breadbaking in the other house at iAldcrlea. Jeanie couldn't stay. not even for the briclcst visit when

with iin old man and an old horse"! w li

and buildings. I lf I "Hood for o Pallzglrfiseoldhzgrllemglwtgl

THE cnhitixyrrirruwu GUARDIAN i

Dorothy Dix Says-

ANOTHER DECEIVING HUSBAND

above the sleigh-stakes. Alvehamg "in m

l

I l

l When she knows that her husband is thing that she can do about. ii. except to c oman knows how to domesticate a wild ma er husband from

she brought the mall. "Dear inc” she said "my bread will be all 0\ er the oven!" ‘ .

The mail was interesting today. A photo of a bride rind groom. the bride whose cake Judy learned in dream on. “We'll not put them in tho pnrlor" Ju-Jv said "but 0n tho room-mantel where We can en._i0.V them."

origin or its scndinst point. Quite small but meity- It miitht be of I farm-home on the Island. A house

is our second bride And a

'06P

Fails

DEAR MISS DEX: every war-model wife, fine housekeeper, Pay for the handsome house in which sh this man ls a traveling salesman women and drinking heavily. ithiit hc ls everything that is good and his wife

SEWING LESSONS If the teen-agar iii-your family

Qihe POBWOXIM WOOd-hluling w“ t - . ——-——— . tea-iii ‘&£“‘€i.§“‘§;..““‘i;,§,,;*‘.§ $3 Wife Often: Prefer To Live

in Her Own FooPs Paradise

ANSWER:

paradise.

all. IIOMESTICATING MEN

DEAR. DOROTHY DIX: I have been married five yours. my wife very much and wish to give heir the things she would like to have. but at present I cannot afford it. shc is very extravagant. spends the house money and keeps me in debt all the time. tried to reason with her, but to no avail.

should I leave her before shc ruins me. or should I stick it out and try to deal with my creditors as best I can?

mission absence-o'er and

till thlt

and ceaseless. wore my

pain, carefully.

too dainty . " —-Moore .

1 know the

He goes home for week-

Por pity! sake keep silent. ' your friend live as long as shc can in her fool's . Don't snatch her nut of it one moment

sooner than necessary. What good would telling her that her husband is unfaithful to her do? You can show her that her idol has feet of clay. You can make her bitterly unhappy. but that is

tiered to beooma H868 Grand Duchess 018i.

beoiatltul and the complexion

with snow-covered roof-two chim- hays-bare trees beside it._A lane- iencc in the snow to guide one home. The last two lines of the printed verse: "RUIZ out from fill hearts doubt and sorrow. Fame l" a bright. hBDPY New Yearl He wrote: “Dear Aunt. Ellen. Uncle James and allz-I hope Y0“ hi“? l1 very merry Christmas rind s HRDDY New Year. I will certainly he lone-

i

- Olives

When opening the

introduced to {’.;°.§‘.9{,'»..l’§§ ifnii=lddufimls9 nightl It was after we had lurwh. positions arr .. rim “U-,',."l' ‘Qificc “a It»; most sniisivlnz too in the cold of IWKWRIIi to . ,i." ° ‘. u i‘ .‘ ' ‘ _ Juiiv beitccd: "Do illfly

. , M. stinitl for l. an iioui before . 1 d!

i. A A 30°“ “ “’ *”“°"'*‘ ~ s s. The olives will have the rtcli l > . S” had cw“) c“

never attempt ‘o vlltllii.‘ hands , n; 11W. fruit l“ 1; M“ writing and also her en- . when it is exmuinely" wkword to t,‘ spoiling ' tries in her Di . James was in 4o w- ' the kitchen wiiwlirilniz the old clock Q. What. is the proper form u. gm", 54mm,“ in connocllmi with n news-cast. I

use for sending out birth ilfl~l ‘ had hoped to retire early, because “m5? Tn malt-e n so-in wilutiun add the monilngs come so soon and

'li : nut h: "one in" lPIliCY. IMP, and.“ of ‘bunk-iv it-ufm» ti. James‘ work nt "the utootl" is mow telegram. or iuctniihn- . .7 )‘)‘4\ of nap glen waved than murclv exercise. But James

Q Should ii woman check her ,.',.,| h. ” 15.1. glmrrler until the still sits there lued to the radio wraps when she is entering a llOlOl lam", 1"d1w,h.ed_ and Judy ls bcs dc m? here like I dlnlngroom? confounded owl. Wan to B1118 A. No; a woman retains her,‘ fl].'"|| pug", tit this time of night! There is coat and hat. truth ih what she says: "Youumfly

Q is i: good mariners for one‘ as well play-or rctirc alone! Be-

rimperas

- (llflill or sink.

6i,

from any drugglsti lnio a 10 oz. bot- tle. Add your syrup and you have 1o ounces of medicine that will surprise you by its quick action. It never spoils. lasts a family o long timmnnd tastes fine-children love it.

This home mixture takes right hold of n severe cough. For reol results, you'll say it's splendid. It loosens the phlegm, soothes the irritated mem- branes. and quickly easel sorenen Ind dltilcult breothlng.

Pinex is aspociol compound of pro. ven ingredients. In concentrated form, well known for its soothing effect on

throat membranes. Money refunded it it doesn't pious you in every, voy-

olive bottle.

Dimclve u heaping tablespoon of in r» irallnn of hnillnfl whirl‘ anti irciu" ihrotizh n cleititcd

some for home that obefffll dflif; Hope to be there tor i94o—Bill. ‘His first one overseas-l

rm git-did one New Years resc- luilon ls almost in the discard to-

sideg shc coaxes: "What I won't do for ou tomorrow!" Sounds fav- orab e. When I 91118089 I P135’ something suitable tor doys mo, she gays: "Aw. not yet Mrs. Ellen. Until tomorrow — Dlary~G00¢l- night.

.

BASIC BOILED DRESSING l milk

mustard flour sugar Few grains cayenne I ms

1A cup vlnafar Heat milk n double boiler. Bent.

nui-.-

the tricks of the experts just by taking advantage of a few lessons alt tine local sewing unlre with s. group oi.’ girls her own age

Altl Grant Mayor. who favors a curfew in Barrie to keep children

to $60 for parents whose children imdor l6 years of age. are found on the street unacccmgzniod by an adult after 10.30 p m tween Mov and October and 9 30 pm. betweq; November and Apri .-<Borrlc m- amincr

cumin-lists When King Charles of Wurmim-

t/urers are se

part cl plans

"DQIBIIOG Oi

lih

I01‘ armaments

‘oer-gyros Gijgwmlfrince. he was or-

Bl niii App

ieiipslour 1

K up. sols

A tlpno. Mule labia; no“;

I tbs. bums-

It“ toutnu l1! inlndisiiui cos

.“J;".'.'§.'..‘I.'..'T..‘ 12:" "" "M'- Isllk lc cold

lured board. llllpe dough; y.“ u

lssd do: with butter,

one until very light. and add dry ingredients. odd hot milk and re- turn to double boiler. Cook. stirring until thickened. then stir in vine- fisr very slowly. Cook I

Portion of two slo- Bdlo If “fl.

Red Anny.

lo Balls

drawn Gtblilllk ‘Ionics

in bum: wsthl Drop a“ into

Issued Inset.

hroanis iiutnppiniotothinsiyminwmmq wsua ____ ‘-'

"l"! While In its pso-

Wolf Ill M flo- donned.

b ndiuig a tlvc t0 the Unified States in study roduodo ‘

I have a friend who is a splendid woman in and who has worked to help e and her husband live. Now and is running around with other ends and pretends warships him and '

“fin f _ . . ,

kllldgflseaul; lzffiolk orblfilll$ has no idea of his bad ways.

5 g1 r l“ __ ' .. i. ' , r. .

m“ d‘; prisegfglllefrmdlfifmtisésoofi - I know or shall I keep lllent?

TROUBLID.

deceiving her, there isn't ii ry her eyes out over it. No n, nor can any wife stop chasing skirts by watching him. Millions of women know that their husband are philandercrs, but not one of them knows how to put a stop to their side-stepping.

And another thing. Perhaps your friend knows all about her husband's going with other women, and she is holding up before her‘- hurt heart the veil of ignorance and is trying to hide her shame be- hind it. Don't. take that svvsy from her. It is the last defense that her pride can put up. Many wives know things about their husbands that the world docs not think they know. really ever deceived by their husbands. because none is so dull and stupid as not to know when the man she loves has ceased to love her, or when the man she loves has fallen in love with another woman.

so my advice to you is to keep silent. of unwelcome news hath ever a losing office.”

In fact, few women are

Remember that "the bearer

DEAR MISS DIX: The father of my illegitimate child is now back from overseas and he wants to marry me. he loves me, but my mother opposes our getting married. Says I should forget sll about having o husband. But my lover wants me to run away with him and get married so gossip won't be too bod son. What should we do?

I still love him anti

OD DUI‘

ANSWER: You should marry the father of your child at once in order to legitimise the youngster and give him his father's name. That is the least you can do to atone for the wrong you have clone to him. One of the most. tragic things about the war is that so many boys and girls, swept. sway by the passion of the moment and reckless of the consequences of what they do. are bringing into the world who will be seared with the brand of balrtsrd as long as they live. Pity that they don't stop and think of the crime against the helpless little creatures

\.|s.I

they are committing

I love

I have

MIKE

ANSWER: I do not think that any man is celled upon to let s foolishly wasteful and extravagant wife sell him into slavery. No woman can so completely wreck her husband's life as the one who 30,995 111m in debt. She shuts every door of opportunity in his face. She breaks his spirit with the hopelesmess of ever getting ahead in the world. And she makes the world hold him in contempt as a weakling who lets him- self be sacrificed to a silly woman's love of spendln

If your wife csreo more for fine clothes than she does for you. I you are perfectly justified in leaving her.

LivingiStLeisure THE WOMAN'S REALM

Willi what a deep devotodness o! ‘W09

I Wom thy again Thinking oi tiicc still thee thought BMW

memory. like o drop. night and day,

we heart swnyl

I.

exclaimed.

rapresen ta- dlotribui -

a’ n. _ and n mathodspnd fashion trends as

to provide greatly

improved 51001611415 after the woiml

c-fl‘ iiic streets at night, m ht be MEDAL; To “(moms iL-orcsted in Lllc experience n Oov- missus; oggimy ingiton. Kentucky. There Juvenile

dcllnqulncy has been checked by a A poo; o; Moooow m4 Tu}; new law which provides s fine up men of the mission ortho.

dox ohurc h hove been awarded Moscow" medals by the Moscow Scviet on behalf of the Presidium of the Supremi- Soviet of the U.S.B.R. In the grimmwi days of the war the clergyman of

yod psnondl

he cities dlmln iaséour in air-raid defence work mo

foiHflosii-louis

oo of and also iielncd to collect mon i

and gifts for the

Let

Do you think r should tell my dear si-iuio Ill '

'Woman’s Re aim "I Social and Personal 1 Fashions r Litofflllife

VER tines Mother discovered how much better her bread tasted. mode with REGAL FLOUR. she hu hod her ' ‘family filled up! Everybody tells her how won- derful it. is to get home-mods bread that is so white and tender and dolleiousi And Mother hos

logo! Flour :- ism ill on. 49's. 2r. Iild I'll ti. handy r is. s»; with isiaii.

‘JANUARY’ imp...»

ii-

found out it pays to bake with REGAL FLOUR For not only does REGAL FLOUR turn out perfect biild. so even. so tempting. I1‘ WWII?‘ Fine it is a joy to slice and serve it. but REGAL‘ FLOUR is equally good for cakes and flaky pushy — an economical buyl

DELICIOUS ORANGE BREAD

l h," "In" I cake fresh you!

u

keeping the

c. u er o I 1 g4 “PL n]; 3 es. sifted REGAL FLOUR

(jug tho oruigo up fins, skin and Ill. Combine with the will. butter. and ult ond bring to a boil. Cool till lukewarm. than, add crumbled your and but. Add beaten egg lull HD1185? Rani Flour to rrilke I stiff dough. Use balance of flour for? bond. Knead about 5 minutes. Cover with clean towel and! let it rile in n warm place till doubled in size. Knead l rninutol non. Pines in grnsod loaf pan. cover and let rise again till} doubled. not. in l Ebddllll WI! (m deltas r.) shout so minutes. Makes I loaf.

ALWAYS Ill-Y ON

YOII OAll

region. The answers sided by tho Boord load 21.2"“ "‘

lo lend lions

a Address Pattern De srtmem The

1M Trifle Bonrd- - letter/own Guard so.

Q. In a restaurant the other - dly 1 was Iiven two our; of oof- fee wbenIultcdfoi-Lbtittlio Nnmo vol would not give mo more ma: cinch of sullr. Shou ma, not we W“ me Street Addree:

cup o cof c A. No. Since coffee

is

"But, are," pirmested a cmirtier, “does your Royal Highness know the Grand Duchess?"

"No" laughed the Prince, but

court painters."

I

L! yfll-IT-i-"E 1°!‘ fl 911991‘ lDfl-IYB 905' IMPROVED SIOCKINGS t-ume this year. encourage her to do , her own sewing Sue can learn all 5141,1831 531k smoking nmnmuq

i

taken of! the list o! i modifies

Q. I have three

toiilguis on bilge ‘antral or:

g to W ' lnio II Ad C - no.2"... 4."... ruin.

you mly have more e ed to the one cup. However llIll‘ is still A rnlloneg slrlsd géilv on; serving ‘of

r h 1mm; sugar a ow eoc person o ivnolrlrlhrfivnafdseprllrtliaillroTlice lilac. matter hcvw many cups of coffee looked at the plcturo long nnda" "W"! i° m" "elm" and outrageously they fliwter her. The, hair l. too abundant. the eyes mo;

A JOB Olll.Y

Prince Control Question