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Canadian C°°ke"y ‘Happenings of the Week Dorothy Dix Letter Box l
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By Mari Moore. Specially contributed to the Guardian lol' £el£__‘;“sC_;_5::_c;_ ;l;‘;__“;;_m€d 311” in the new fabrlg ;1°0tb:D;;9_; :gk Wlfe OSC Flrst Vacatlon In  Years Callseh
G'“"“°“ “='“‘°“- ' ,,,,, ; _‘Sify ,,__,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, of Hu b to Lose 14 Pounds! Shall This
Grzlndmuthcfs Clieve Dismmct Beat llnlll cool enough t0 H* face very cnc" we Co"'d no' me year' - Wife Have a  Despite Her Hus-
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your cu... suit., 3 .tu-. mud .pu-ou. md we g,,,,,,.,.... .y 1.-__ mouse Mm w_ H_ Pemk was hmm l, band s Precarlous Finances.
°’“ml’s' 3 eggs' 1"“' lmmd Canadian terwy' - 1 t occasions this week
cheese, 1 tablespoon build' 1 tea- MARY 1lf00?.l_-_-,_Q'o'»..~`-.ltl\1 BOX Bm me _:buds were many to hmmm cl3_;_r_:_i¢___l;__o;_l_gw_oer ____e__ds on Mom _ ‘_ _ __ _ _went
spoon salt, SQ-uid mc mug, your Conducted by Mrs. Mary Moore h Dear Miss Dix-I am tak ng my rst and on y vaca on n y
ct 1 b id ciitc.c ii in mt Q' gl- . _ day and W¢ClIl_0Sll“Y_°'"'°’“°°“°' five years of married life and enjoying it tremendously. But in my
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s;>..oilblit1-.i~,.'3il clip milk and lvzltcr budget. If you find it difilclllt to ’ ‘ `
in 1-qllol pil;-ls, 1-2 clip grntcd cheese. maintain the nourishment n€C€5Sl\ry ‘ ' ’
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ll. Fred A. Bourke is at present
in the P. E. I. Hospital suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
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Mrs. H. H. Home, Miss Margaret
onth’s absence from home hubby has lost fourteen pounds in weight.
My daughter, 23 years old, is getting weak over her
job of household tasks and cooking. My son will
not stay in the house much because he cannot sec
me around. And my pet dog and cat are refusing,
to eat, and wander from room to room hlmtlng
me. Bo I must cut short my holiday and go back
-to keep the home together. Bo much for mother's
vacation. What do you say to that?
- MRS. F. H.
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Why, 1'd say that any woman who is that im-
portant to her family should feel that 'she is one oi
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bel \\ del entertained by their
menus. Francis Drakc exnlnlllllltf £0 Qlleell "5 " Y wife and mother should take a vacation away from her fnmily every
Chrfse Sal-'ld fdvlfflliu-' -"Dr ll Letters ll'l8y be l'ldl'9SS@fl ln Cafe Elizabeth his cllcl'i.\ll<‘d nlnn of D911-i fl`l9“d5 “lld “re greatly ell-l°ymg year, not only for her own sake, but for their sakes. For it gives her
company lull:-llc-nxli Of thld ll3DCl'» Mary M001"l'» CO0l-iéfy etrnling. thc Pocfic. The Qllccn`s’ their visit. Mrs. Reddy ind Mrs. husband and children a chance to get n perspective on hcl. and scedust
Two lc-_-cl to-.».-gi-»ou_~. gcinlinc, 1-4 Editor. A pen name should be chos- out-d is n vicw nl n flower garden. R- M- ~l°l‘“5°“ were -l°i“° l‘°st°5s°5 how valuable she is to them and how much they nccd her.
cup cold \\'a;tr, 1-2 tt~;.<;ioon_ salt, en for publication purposes, in ad- painted by Ediiil Andrews. Old
1 1-2'cups_ grated Canadian cheese, dition to the writers name and ad- London Br dsc, 16-10. with Old St. ll01l°T Whlle 8- Sfmlla-" event W” You see, when we are with people all the time we unconsciously get -
at a ten last Saturday in their
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‘1-2 cup chopped, stuffed or ripe be wi-Ltten on one side of page Primo of \vnl<~s_ Tile card of the West-m0l1lltWl10llD5 B5ll@l` 811959 her lsalwaysa light burning in the window when husband and childrenconse
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gclatinc in cold -.ruler 5 minuicc, and QUESTION; will you please send out align and his loyal meu of the party in their lwnvr at her lvvely tamed to this that we dont notice it.
'dissolve in boiling water; acid salt me a recipe for celery stuffing for Bounty Bligli, with his few faith-
home on Metcalf Avenue.
and vinegar. when nf-nrlv set whip spare ribs-also how to make com ful followers, ,col nut-ul; in u small ' We somehow feel that home just sort of automatically runs itself and
'until frothy, fold in cheese, and fritters? Thankng you in advance. open boot by o mnllnous crew near ° ’ ' there is some 1110810 tllat COIIJUWS UP tasty dll”‘°l'5 and flesh °l°ll\¢5 and
_ichopped vegew)-Us and C,.iam_ mm. E_ Y-_ Tab-“_ He nm,yg,,,,_.d the craft to Miss Helen Hobklrk entertained at makes beds and sweeps floors, and that mother hasnt much to do with
into wetted mould and cliiii -tural (Answer) cclcry stuffing inc rn.-mo or Tiuioi-, u alstancc oc Brides velv pleasantly last Solar- lt. and that While lt ls hive to have her arclmd. alle is by no means a
;f'irm, when unmouid onto bed cf Two cups finely chopped celery, 2 more than 3.600 miles. dal' “fl¢l'll°°'l in h°“°l' ‘ll Mrs' neceglty' f ~ .
lettuce. Serve with nmysllilnisc and tablespoons butter, 2 cups stale _ ° ° °
Crawford Frost of Calgary.
:trackers bread crumbs 2 tablespoons salt Mrs W F Cotton entertained in ° ° ' But let m°th" 3° “Way ‘md it takes °'b°“t tW°“t‘5""°‘“` h°m's ‘°r
' 1-2 teaspoon pepper. chop the cel- honor of Mics. Re-bert Holman, one of MTS. Reymond who has been the whole domestic machine to go to wrack and ruin, and for the floors
_ _ Conan Cheese and Pe" Qam! my andy Men the butter and add me sc-,_s0n.s young brides at her vysmng he, som My-_ Raoul my- to get strewn with newspapers and the sink to pile up with unwashed
Make cottage cheese into balls a- the crumbs and mix- well. Add celery, nomo 52 Brighton Avenue oil Wed-
mond and Mrs. ReyI1'\0\\d. 1°” Wed'
dishes and for the food to give out because nobody thought to order it
~ _ _ _ 1, h E _ _ is _ _ nesday to visit in Bammo,-e_ Md__ and for everybody's clothes to get lost and for chaos to set ln. And then
bougrllexrchcisodm';wti,;n;,);(;c t Li: fmt T2? pe8l_'f;el;_.t;Is'mIf;'lletafg00°;1stL;_fd msd” aftemofm _ _ before returning to he., home in father and the children begin to perceive what they owe to the woman
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halves of Bartlett lwnrs on bei of chicken. Miss Avila M'.ithicso'n nnd ber S\VllZ€1`lBml~ wk? T88 gs erbieves P easant and mm °l B e an to rea Ze that her
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-lettuce and in each halt place n The followin recipe for Com sister Mrs. Cam bell were also host- ° ° ° pr B 5
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.'s)13'ii:i'! lic<i'r'if;?'sll;';ii"sh M" mam iitehs ;i<l"c'lil;rl;my:e ;'vl`t'l'~l'ei't' lic;  at 8' B"fl1'~'l§i'i' c'l'i;y"?1"'t';rrn0ii'cil\"';t ment was announced th‘5 week. 1155 5° th" I' why "ery Wu” ‘md m°lh°" Sh°“ld insist °“ B' "“°““°"'
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Qottage Cheers Open Face Sand- since your special request has come the Chief Justice and Mrs, Math-
_ _wlclxes before that time, we want you to lcson, 1 Grafton Street.
delightful events. On Wednesday
evening the staff of Moore Bc Mc-
Le d a e a chin shower for her
._ _ ' ` ' ' __ _ _ b th h t Severn She not only goes hack home rested and refreshed herself, _but to be
our Chrl.tmas Dinner Menu. But the lovey home of their Pflfclll-S. “fn e West °l °“°r 9' better loved and more appreciated by her 1amuy_
And happy is the woman who is necessary to her family. No greater
- Ml* °l"°PP°d Plmle“t°e5~ °l' S“'°"° l‘l‘°W l\°lV delicious it is. ’ ' ’ ° g V 8' tribute could be paid to her worth than that her husband loses weight in
green pepper chopped, or chopped Mi-5, A_ E. Duff, North R`ver
at Miss Sadie Love's home on
d I Bri mon mad and me ms renew her absence, and that even the cat and dog go from room to room hunt-
'nuts, etc.. with cottage cheese, an Superior Corn Fritters Road, has closed hcl- residence for E , 8 ' mg hen DOROTHY Dlx
blend with a little thick cream or You will notice they are made the winter and left, Wednesday f0l‘
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mayonnaise and season Wim Suit very much l‘ke cream puffs. New Giasg0“._ N_ S__ where she Wm _ o ___° ° MLS Mop Dear Dorothy Dix-My husband and I have been married four years.
pnd Spread on small rounds of brown To 1-4 Pint boll1l18 water add 1-2 rcsldc. on Tuesday 5 em°°n _ _ b Recently our salary has been cut to less than $200 a month. On this
bfead- Gamlsh Cenlfe Wlfll Sli” Of f»€&Sl>°0‘n salt. 1 t€8Sl>°01\ sus#-1'. 1‘3 ' ' ° ’°“L;__W°* h°“‘;°d T; ° lm sgerswxl; we maintain our home and that of his mother, who is entirely dependent
lscufrecl olive. cup butter. and when boiling point Miss Elsie Nicholson left ffllurs- ;'t_mG_l;§__°; h__;’;l;_ _-W assisted in on us for support. Besides cus, wc nc-ip' his sisters uno occasionally my
_ _ _  reached again, add 1 1-4 cups day for New York utter spending the  __ d ___ b number of folks. My problem is I am simply crazy for a. baby and my husband
I find this note wr_tten :n the fa~ flour all at once. Work well into the summer months with her mother, her D€85B¥l_ U €S y 8 H thinks I am unreasonable for wanting one under the ch.cum5mnces_ but
miller handwriting or my little Zu- liquid until u dry smooth paste is Mrs. Donald Nicholson. Mrs. Nicné inf;  -;_1°_ll__\__‘;_1'c__d- us for so 1 can me we have nm above yespogsibyyyyics for g,-_,oy I nm
her (she's 22 but you will pil? 0" obtained. Now add three eggs, one olson, Miss Emma NlCll0lS0'i'l lm ' ' not complainlngof that, but I don't think I should be deprived of having
cheese e: "Co or c eese Sree" - a on. OW a canne corn from near future to o'n 'ss ic o..o » ' D 8 li 0 ef P00! PWD e‘s ours. MRS. X. Y. Z.
Ilute into celery-2l¢P1'°DTl3l@ lOl' S3 from one to one and one-third cups before proceeding to Florida where Mid M185 Hfflell D0U8lH-‘l ¢ll5P9ll5¢d Answer: -
'Pat's party."-Good idea. as desired-it should be well drain- they will remain for the winter. l"°5'Pll'“lllY- ---- _
' od and sm- an wgeyhe-1-_ Drop by ~ ~ ~ ’ ' ' _ Well, it seems to me that any cnc ullo is miracle worker enough to
f H you would yke B recipe for home spomfup, mp, deep hot fat and 1,-y There is u new blue that is being On Wedrlollday €V¢Yllll8 MU ,_support three people, and help a bunch of relatives besides on less than
.made cottage cheese, which is _easily until golden brown. Drain on brown used for same of me smar~,est_cv¢n. Margaret Coll llss elllfeflllllled It ll” $200 a month must have some sort of a conjure that would enable them
made, from surplus milk, will y<>\l paper in warming oven. ing gowns. A blue. that is almost ll°m€ 011 EllSf0I\ Sf-feel lf- 8 klldlllell even to afford twins. Certainly you must posess some magic that makes
mics me for it please? QUESTION: I am so fond of sa1~ inc shade or blue' hynointho but a P-l‘f>W€f_ fOr Miss Ml°rr°w. whefv- H' a dollar so ten times as far as other Peoples dollars. 01' else you would not
_ mon and would like to know if you trifle lighter. 11 is really exquisite m d sales of lwshter and hwty dream of Bettina una baby. which. as you well know. i- f-‘~‘vil- 11: wllvllslvc
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TESTED FAVORITE RECIPE have a recipe for s, salmon loaf. We and when accented with a new §°°d Wishes' the assembled guests 5 luxury U °“° can lndulge ‘lllflself ln-
, This is an' agtruotit-e one-piece gquijgy-y, 1; was good hoe or gold, ________._l-______ articles 9° “W b\'l'3l°'l-C b'¢'5 \"°W‘ But h“l'd l'lm¢5 Wllll1°l1 9-lldufv f0f€V0l`- Pl‘0S1i~.=._ \'...l colnc again
“ke dessert) _ Your recipes have been a great hem add boiling Waten sugm__ ,mmm kitchen, and Prudence would suggest that you possess your soul in pa.ici;cc until
" Four cess. 1~2 Cup sugar. 4 table- to mc. “Farm Housewife." and and iuicc. Pour u lutic of mls ' ° ' l'°‘“` l‘““"“”d ls °“““"“ '“°’° m°“°l’ ‘md *mins 011° 1110111 mouth to
spoons sifted flour, 4 tablCSDC0l'l5 Answer: Salmon Loaf: jelly in bottom of bowl or fancy
gifted cocoa, 1-2 teaspoon cream Ol Two cups cooked salmon, fresh or ,iould and when nearly set and s
garter 1-8 teaspoon soda, 1-2 Y/23' canned, 2 eggs, 1-2 cup fine bread layer of apples and another layer
spoon salt, 20 marshmalfows. crumbs, 4 tablespoons butter, salt of jrlly. When second layer of jelly
Beat eggs until very llslllh “dd and pepper, minced parsley. Flake has nearly set add all the apples
augur slowly un-lc bcatns. Fold in cnc ash, ods me eggs bcaicu lightly, and ni mc ycily and occ ui-cy to
fic-ur, cocoa, cream of tllffar and the melted butter. the bread crumbs chill. Serve with row or whipped
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_about ten mlnutcs`in mcdernte slow poached in baking dish and served t1‘e way to store carrots in my own
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mcdiamy oprond vllth marshmallow -prigs of parsley ing page clci since t staited
Velvet flowers in garland :_-.id semi
effects are one of tho accessories
that will do much to vary and
transform evening dinner gowns.
They are used as shoulder straps to
w‘den the shoulder line. Sometimes
they pose diagonally down the bo-
dice. For daytime dresses and suzts
small clusters of velvet flowers with
nickel or gold motifs for centersi
very stiff looking, are a smart ad-
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accessory in fall sports wear The
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clear in syrup made of l we Sugar drics out. This mcthoo muy no ucou
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WEAKNESS
 Gait, Ont.-"I had
a. nervous break-
down two years ago,
the least little noise
completely nnstrung
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and 1 WP WH'-011 Pl“°¢ °“ l‘"S° 'fvrlllfnlm in-l'fl1lm,s»-~ ---1 other l i mc 1 could hardly
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fcred from fcriiililrle we:icrlessl"lfinll'lly
I start_cd_using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
Prescription and began to feel better
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feed and one more back to clothe will not be such a burden to him. 'Also,
it seems hardly fair to a child to thrust life upon it when you are not
even sure of being able to give it anything except the hardest possible
conditions of existence.
- But,_ on the other hand, it is undoubtedly true that many children
bom in poverty, and who had none of the so-called advantages of life,
have blessed the world with their genius and brought honor and glory to
their parents. So it is up to your conscience whether you make a nest
in your house for thc stork or shoo it away from your door for the time
WHS- noao'n-lv Dix. -
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Dear Miss Dix --My husband and I have been married eighteen years
and have three children, the youngest a child of 4. He has been just as
good to me as any living human being could be, but now he has met a
grass widow and fallen in love with her and, of course, he has ceased to
love me, but I still love him and don't see how I can give him up. He
is still kind to me and brings me his pay check and he says I am in no
way to blame for his having fallen in love with this other woman. What
must I do? ~ Do 3" il think there is a chance to win him back?
' H1-mnranoxnu wxra.
Answer:
YCS. I do think that there is a chance for a wife to win book that
type of husband. If he was a phllanderer who has always been having
affairs with other women, the case would be hopeless. He would be the
one who ha.sn't any deep affection and can be faithful to no woman.
But when a man is domestic by nature and when he has been kind
l;l_:_¢_i 50?: to his :Life and they have lived together in peace and harmony
cannot b';Ub;l_;l_:;1n r geygabrz. imc has really gcc u hold upon him that
- “nd £0 ht! by a bond that is woven of habit
and association and old mcmorics and struggles shared tnnclher and that
\'l0tl1ll1B really can sever. It may loosen for the ti,-,,,. - _ . I. ,___ UWC and
in the end it always draws him back.
Such a man may think he is tired of ills wife. llc ; :;;.° iinngziiic that
he has fallen in love with some younger and vamplci- n woman but it lg
°”lY B Dlllllll filllcy. a flare-up of youth and romance that 'soon dies
it. and if she will only walt until he finds out for himself thatghe is Darby
"ld "°l D0" JUID. he will come back to her a chastened and humb‘ed
man. '
And the wife has on her side the pull of the children There ar ¢
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162 years none haspre- "55 ~
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loved companion; and _ _j  _  "
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the Yardley Lavender ,lf W
your perfume-for the . . jg'-2 ' 
-:olace thatit: brings Wild
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gift cases from 85c to $10,
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' For The Cook
Minn i
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A MorningSmilcJ
BAKED, CUP CUSTARD
1 whole egg.
1 tablespoon sugar.
1 cup milk.
Pinch salt.
Vanilla.
Mix and beat well. Place in in-
dividual custard cups in a pan of
boiling water and bake 20 minutes.
FROZEN PRUNE WHIP
1 cup prune pulp.
Juice of 1 lemon.
Juice of 1 orange.
-‘A cup nuts.
1% cups cream.
Pinch of salt. ,
Prepare prune pulp `by rubbing
well cooked prurles through a steve;
add nuts and salt and ohill thor-
oughly. Whip cream very stiff. Add
lemon juice and orange juice and
combine with prune mixture. Pour
into refrigerator trays and freeze.
PEACH MOUSBSE
1 cup peach pulp. _ _
‘Al cup sugar. "
Few grains salt.
1 teaspoon gelatine.
2 tablespons water.
3 tablespoons boiling water.
Few drops- almond extract.
1 cup heavy cream.
Rub fruit through sieve. Add
gelatine soaked in cold and dis-
solved in boiling water. Stir over
tire until boiling point is reached.
then odd sugar and salt. Chill un- ,
til mixture thlckens 'and then beat*
until light. It is now ready to fold
in the stiffly beaten cream and
the almond extract. Freeze.
PEACH COBBLER
2 cups sliced peaches.
1 egg. well beaten.
2-3 cup sugar. ,
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REFERRED T0 EMlLY_POST
Which reminds me of thc fellovl
who stood in front of o dental dis-
play window.' “I think I'l1 get I
par like that," he mused.
"Hush," said his companion
"don't you know it's lmpollte to
pick your teeth ln public?"
it cup butter. ,
Baking-Powder Biscuit:
2 cups flour.
2 tablespoons shortening.
5 teaspoons baking powder.
'ii to 1 cup milk or half milk and
half water.
1 teaspoon salt.
Mix dry ingredients and sift
twlce. Work in shortening with
finger tips or pastry mixer. Add
liquid gradually, mixing with knife
to soft dough. Mix egg, sugar and
peaches Spread in buttered baking
dish, dot with butter. Roll or pat
baking-powder biscuit dough to nt
the baking dish, and place over the
fruit. Bake in hot oven. Serve with
hard sauce, lemon sauce or cream
PEAR CONSERVE c
Five pounds pears, 5 pounds
granulated sugar, 1 cup water, 1
pound raisins, 3 lemons, 2 oranges.
1% cups nut meats. _
Parc pears, remove cores and out
in thin slices. Put water and pears
in preserving kettle and bring to
the bohing point. Sift in sugar and
simmer until the fruit is tender.
Add seeded raisins, thinly sliced
rind and juice of oranges and
lemons; bring to the boiling point
and simmer 30 minutes. Add nuts
and cook 10 minutes longer. Pour
into sterilized Jelly glasses and
cover with s thin layer of paraffin-
Cover with more paraffin when cold.
Every
I-!ere‘s a charming model for the
heavier figure. Its partial belt treat-
ment. creates a lengthened line,
through the pointed front and back
panel effect.
The skirt while slender, indicates
an easy flare at tlio hemllne.
It is simple, smart and becom-
ing in black rough crepe silk with
white crepe. 1t's a dress that will
carry you through an entire day.
And it will cost you but a small
sum to make it, and will take very
little of your time.
If you have A woolen dress in
mind, choose a mouse gray twest.
Make the bib-like front md collar'
in plain, paler gray shade.
Two surfaces of crlnkly crepe
satin is exquisitely lovely.
Style No. B43 is designed for sine:
36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46 inches bust.
Size 38 requires 3% yards of 39-
inch material with it yard of 35- _
inch contrasting. -
Price of Pattern 15 osntl in
stamps or coin' (coin ls preferred).-
Wrap coin carefully.
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