Self-Sufficiency

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I m PM“ "i: ..‘§°.‘°.;.‘.“..‘3“”°°““° s: canto‘: are wmdtﬁxm gecause at m in 1c so much of mums. and me ma mm todingilalggﬁ oil-lump M" mlbwﬁ mm‘; Rﬂn killed OI‘ (“H17 v ' _

Ml are wonder-in: llowﬂgymeet e mkléltltwllritixm $11 children and

no. luoonle.

In a small town about the only thins she Wm d... was u; take in washing. and that is w)“; m, did do. §cmeticnes five and six wnshlni! a b hand. a djllngy rooming; I have bad the ice lfiﬂb Ml my gloves while I drew bucket utter buﬂit of watt to fill the tuba. some days we ate stale bread and water, 5cm; days beans and potatoes because they were cheaper than anything else. The authorities lried to take us away from my mother and put us in a home. but she fought until they let her keep us.

RICH IN FAITH AND COUBAGE

“We were poor in those da. ‘ faith and

- "takes trips when she pleases: She has life soft and easy instead of hard Ind. beat of all. she sees her children well-off and respected.

"So I would give this message of hope to the men who are coining

is: Don't give up.

you. A crippled

l-le ‘can do

require actual physical vigor. Not even biindn-em

F 1 is an lnsuperralble handicap.

"And if the wife has any stamina, for there is Just as much demand fo lit-It's.

aker. And eve-n Grannies who are baby-sitters

can earn their board and keep. were are a thousand things that wo- _men can do that will bring in money, and that they c111 do in their l own 110mm while looking after their own children. A ’ "I speak from experience, for I've tried doing the

or alone. M it if they

- in ta f emoun o in:

Do wear soil icri- lored blousesJ lords loose curls.

Don't wear d e l l c a to , sweet rullied blouse, iiohi, kinkY curls.

Qdcqc Sun Syndicate

most of them. Be- l ﬁeld strg"

I can tummy hand to almost any 69rd“ E" D

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rtlaur Naptiols

pine Man

T. i4 Dridﬁb p, Ml E wh:

c. _ ter of Mr. and M: Clccidic blag-Lead, West Royalty. was uni

riase with Ivan MacArthur, spn or

Cilarlol

The mu

How Can I l!

. B! Anne Ashley emeowovowew-oo o+o++¢+¢

coﬁigw can. I relieve an irritating

~ For out of disappoguncnt

mn irritat- one teaspoonful

I elimimie the ws, doors, or cab-

la dry soap

. you can-

UIB Ointwhere it sticks. win ow. pour u small hot lard into the cas

can I clean a. ohinmey become clogged with

comm heel-lugs in the

whichever it may

few scraps of zinc

(m1 H-lly tinner and sprinkle it over a hot fire.

w. . llaw which has Boot? .

VEGETABLE MOTIFS

wn, the ceremony being performed by H. Capt. h, cf Military D n of honor was Mrs.

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IIleeQIItll . nlAIIIel-l u

wrl to ti: Amry Con:

Q. is there still e ceiling price on s er’! l never have paid more chm“ p, lb_ but enclose a bill from a small 5001892881: .v heme Where There certainly is' a D7199 on sugar. Stores are not al- to charge more than they ghgggqd during 1941 —— 0861i SIGIB has ts iwn ceiling price and Y0" will nna that a few pieces chewed at this time and they‘ are; allowed h rcc o . w 7M1?‘ emlaplesﬁﬁflppstlil rationed? If so, what coupon do I use to buy it?

A. Maple syrup is still on the ration list , . you use a 5118-31‘ 0011'

n (the new combined coulwh l5 or me purchase of either sugar cr raqloned swam), You will receive 80 fluid ounces or two ‘linarts of ma?" syrup for each cat19011-

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Morning Smile .QQO4Q4Q'§QOQ@'O4000QOOOQO4 THE BULLY

llenpcck. standing in the witness box In u sorely battered stale. W58 being cross-examined by a bully~ | in: cow. . c1.

"Do you mean to tell me that you have always treated your wile with respect?" asked counsel. "Always." replied Henpecl. ﬁrm‘

“And you've never once spoken B hasty word to her?"

Hen eck hesitated for a moment, and u. e barrister was quick t0 seize the o Dvrmnltli ,,

“Be care ul how you ahiw". he roared. 1

"Well," fallered HE-YTJECK at last: "l remember I did once sav to her- "Put down that poker.’

Living & Leisure THE WOMAN ’S I- REALM

work. For rust spots use a solderin§ bolt and soldering material. Fl clean the rust spots well with sand- paper and then sprinkle over with some resin and sai ammonlac. Then make the tip of the copper bright. heating it until it will melt solder. but not until it is red hot.

Rub the tip of the copper with the melted solder on it back and forth over the cleaned surface of the rusted spots.

For glint on iron or similar metal ' prevenlt rusting there n a

clay March l8, a2 the hume of the n Ca nice Laura Maclrod. daugh- .d in mar- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar MacArthur, Bay-

itrict No. 6 Headquarters at Cari Burke and groomsmzn

No shattered box of ointment We ever need re et Flow sweetest odors yet. —l=‘rences Rldley l-laverzal

HINTS 0N ETXQUBTTE

It is becoming less and less the custom for men to raise in street car. bus or subway to offer a wo- man a sect. If a man does so, how- ever, he should do it pleasantly. not as though ‘he beg sgllat, making her feel uncomfort- ﬁ 8.

paint.

Before painting clean the sur- face free from rust. However. any good oil paint will ve valuable protection to t is» pro rly lied. Th] coul be pails or

Truck tires made from selected varieties of cotton gave 300 per cent, more mileage in recent tech than those mule from regullr commercial cotton.

_-___ Mahogany trees sometimes grow ; bile the aver- frcm three to six feet dimneier. some have been found from ten to l2 feet in diameter. To cut a slab of bacon into thin. even slices. first chill it in the reez- ing com nrtment in the refriger- ator unt lirm.

About one~half the American roduced each year goes construction, the

furniture match a.

and other produﬁlo

ht 4.1m its llfndmgverytfhlnx

and lanterns. 1f

lﬂlllhﬂ H1119

they ‘need repairs now is the

give them a cleaning. Clean the burners and get new wicks. if necessary. If new wicks are boiled in vin ar and thoroughly dried before pluc n: in the burners. they will bum with er ﬂame.

poon of salt is added t0 the kerosene il, prevents smoking and saves you much time when extra busy.

SAVE FOOD BY PROPER. STORAGE K ilk. butter , maven?! l: e cool plecmd “we”

a. l K , ll la ti m’ u, ﬁﬁl-ceﬁclli. confer?‘ to whole

eel: are conﬁned to

American and. Gulf coasts end

lihe_Atllflﬂc streams. » It is not the visible tobacco smoke that one smells‘ it is the in- visible Pyridine um lt contains. The automobile id u- r - niches lobe for thrgemtlrgee ‘f! in nlea and servic- in the manufac- c . then c edrnver. brim

KlWI/‘how t0 llililh

out Mull: ‘gel l v “m”: o er e cure

aver on mm ems‘ 1: milk ' to retlnalfthe vogtngvill “glee to l: undertaken by n. firm h has themeoeaeery equipment‘ lormch ._._....___.____.-.___---.

g Better English

n. c.. women‘

. 1- in new vmn um-

iﬁplwailheoi jdo you thinkza 3. Will“! ll tllenmﬂedt pronunc- afnvfi “$5.? ’

vol-mull?‘

l _ e - qﬂilbeadoee m" word‘ "$991k.

WW,

hem. nnndpty all the oil‘

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I perhaps may be unable to re- . . ' '7'- - and thle most‘ inilwtlant 1g taxing‘: n 1 w” cwked m?‘ "ah m‘ t“ appen ng a r ea. puss , ‘r ~ ~ p. lwiruy,’ z am afraid z am not 1/’,,°..‘§’§§§§4°_"‘c?,‘§‘§.§°°m‘ catch them all. That was my lm- g w“ ml); o; cream i6 cup m;

lpresslon when I tried to recall ill grvlelnwron ﬁny in the clef; Salt. pblypélﬂlld nutmei '- ne mm nger g over-mill: _, 4 _ _ . the “wee house” across the lane. usffiiy dellcnte ﬁsh)‘ such es Mr. D. was there in a comfortable halibut, whlteﬂnh, cush or salmon. chair and Pat sat companiolumly. Remove boa-s and skin and pound nlcar hllm. 1.1121 is) having lfris nun"- t h l ‘ ‘h in? uwillnirallmused’ §¥§ylo°ne§.-“1i»'rr‘. H.523.“ mixed mu. the ﬂSh belore D repeal James’ remarks on suchdl. is strained will greatly im rove an occasion: “It's a good mead the flavor. Cook breed cnun s in ¥°“'".§.“2‘ iihiifié“? "°."." wit.“ 233.‘. ‘il..°'.f3l“.ii’.."l.‘2iii§‘w.§l”“32lf Cﬂ f0 I‘ 0 0 I1 S I ' James of mine at our own fire-side DD", Kllilanlllgliflkh and 5 19W 57”‘ . q _ . $532531.'§'$$..l°§'§§5§°l.»§'.'§i?ii.l3r ‘ 55cm us? cow. add w» m» Jock gathering up u... tools b: this all t-horoukhlv. add ears. also well trade Pat's plpc was neglewed In bﬂiien- and P1508 m1!" l“ 311"‘ .3, l’ t n l - f u. be, ‘In | ' . ed or oiled mold. Cover mold with ‘ e nercaso e _u yng, “d mad mung .but the conversation continued to "M: gﬁlzsr-hf” pom ilmii. “Zifliiehilwbffu ‘iii? 3.511%’? 5M mo we pm in 111;; l» gain; , -- in h f t of m . lug. How do you know vou are for é‘ gout?“ dhgfF serve

in love?" an absorbing topc tr. u ' ~shure an. I don». with holla-udaise or tomato sauce.

bachelor like Pal. __ know a great dale about it nlesell" HALlBUTTaEOLF 2 lbs, halibut

I waited i0 hear him say "but it's workings arehquarelgndadle. Plxzloye

never hear t e ou say n’ ve can come through an‘ iron door!" 2 gﬁeftewed wmawel To my mind Jock was helped in no small measure. in the pretty- lng-up by the ever present twinkle in Pet's blue lrish eyes.

S '1'“'° Y°lm8 friends 0f l"? 1'8". Put tome ca, water, cloves and mlly spent this day with us at mm,“ 1n glgwpﬂn lg b0 . Alderlea, when their mother, who [ger- and flour together _ “hadn't been to town" as she said my; “we when l1, b0 is, a. "for ages" went on n shopping exg n11, gml per; cook 10 utes. cur-iwn to the city. I! Wes e slur-l and strain o a bowl. Pour boiling ious day fcr her Ioutl the depth she went down the d n it for 1 lher way thither, my "Good L , down; when fish was rather wistful. Only for is removed from water, the black moment however. for our day was rskin can be easily iak full and most pleasant. I think fish in cold water. season wi h now. I gave ‘my self aver, proftyland P917991‘. and lily 0h b53111? much w m enjoyment. or wlvi use sheet m a via-lupin: nan wt diced l t! that one may not live lemon tOP. $119!! D0111’ M" u" nan i t

be lost entirely in the busy round? '

1 cup water

1 slice onion

2 tablespoons butter

1 tablespoon flour alt and epllcr

Not that I would noz- lect the necessary duties but I found time today in my busy- as to "lift mine eyes" to admire the sun shadows and to listen to the whisper of the Spring breeze in the lavm trees. .

_ e e e - , _. Those same two lads were my charges not so long since on a “wild and stormy" when their parents were absent. so we are well acquainted. ‘they, a par- ently did not mind their mo bar's temporary deaertion. today when they were my especial rmsrrzer. James extremely busy wasllel hands of any responsibility; when he came indoors this lng for a moment's respite became nuite interested in their antics. They played a familiar game which l;- perhaps stirred James’ revollec-lwl trans of former years when "ours" d" amused themselves in a similar manner. "It's horse we're playing" the older lad informed James u~ he pranoed about the kitchen ch wee lad driving him already, wit a practised hand. on he cull ﬁnnewécitemﬁlzvhoei olut oi‘ hi d’ P ‘Th. m e voce ry, e nn le wreath A ea ettern Depertmen ed Jamel’ face. and catching eh Cherlcttetown Glllﬁlllll. small fellow’: onthuaium, he ‘ bested the word. But James he his moment: of concern u we!

, "on, Ellen! that child wll oi

i that chair and hurt his b

m down!" and with an a look at me at dinner "El

rmrrrv sermon

M Quick to slip on is ' with a halterneck: inc i=1" and flatferirlg with the ruffled mn- ‘nesibegound the got: El 8 llliéd 900k . No. 2600 is cut in one sine. and 1% yards 35-inch fabric g 4 yardgwbmdinlz. Applique tn- m

in .

Send centl .for PATTERN. which includes com

guide.

i Patten: No. 2800 l .

utched tight]

(and always ucln ed by the sight I watched beoide m. when eyelids relaxed their / iy outdoor-l, in‘: aide:

Part of our time then we ngent lke two frog: eunnini ouree ven the wood-pile. But I

. t and migg. and prove c temptation u: emu an e m or whetegver lei-t hmdxLi-lqereblugmt- in; erly Appear-mu.

my’ mp5: llld, en w n n "Wh c I o

meat vary ﬁne. so it may be rubbed . a. soup-strainer. - .

-FOR THAE‘. i Home; ‘

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11%;» lzlroderate oven IS-‘(Qéalicg-ﬂ‘! _

on servi-nd‘ Diatter. _ l ‘e murs on nTlJ-lil "i" , b0 not use ML. Mrs. 6i’ M!“ l" introducing mbmbers ‘of our hi"; “y. l; ygu pan ovoid don m.“ woman lntrcducln: her hill N}? another woman would m. M" Harris. may I introduce my hi1!- bhlld?” . '

oven loomlflllell comes some» .

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