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HARDSHIPS OF SOLDIERS WIFE

Kept Home By Baby She’: Al Much A Pric- oner As Though In Stone Fortress

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WIVES ENDURE RARDSHIPS LIKE SOLDIERS

ANSWER-This letter is an ‘ di

cim t of every o! h. so busy soiling bonds ' m one m mm” who

_ . or running canteens. or zettinz up dances for oliltlcrlsbl tavyg overlook the tragedies of war out are hwpcenimz right .' (V ' ,

Yet these poor little young chlld-wlva who have left their comfort- pble homes tlyvn- families‘ and friends, to folkyw their hlmband; and who no strmiflcd m strange cities where know no one: who are living in l liiscrnbldaltzi uncomfortable lodgings and who are tied down by whim Ire ruzlurlnt: just as much of the l 01' Wm’ as their . i

They are starving for comlpuxﬂonship 11m

in any concentration comma. They and just ns much as they could be by on four apartm

s much shut up in o. tw0-by- ortress.

_Aml_ we nnss them by without even szivixuz them a kindly word. or skmrz tncm into’ our homes for a culp of coffee and a doulihnut. or offer. u: to mind Junior for an hour m‘ two. Yet _v gm my mnre 1n new

our mlntstratliorls than the soldiers who. ct least have the companion-

ip of rrow-zu and who are free to roam the in search of diversion.

LPlS 3101K‘ th liter will have a double-barrel effect. us!» Hm ink it will be so tunn- t frctn camp to camp and

hem to come back. out oil‘ marrying until after h. And secondly. that it wil make us all do more to make . of the service wives less lonely and dreary,

DEAR. DORUIHY DIX-When my wife and I married it was a mar. lace of convenience and we did not pretend that we were in love with nch other. We ivere not even verv well acquainted. But I soon found u? rhnt she was nn excellent housekeeper, a. good cook,

an intclllzc-nt and interesting companion

Tmlwv WC are .

In quarrels. and as I look back an , am ﬁile-d with wonder at how ha romance. but we have ‘bee

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other. What have .___ ANDR

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unrn us srmsn our or m: “B.O.”_aA|uurn

STRANGE as i: seems now, he was uncc loncly-andpuzzled. \\"umcn were anxious to meet him, hut their interest quickly mull. The invisible barrier of "lLU." came between him and fumanCL‘. Then hc made this simple dis- covery. A daily bath with Lifebuoy

guards against “B.O.“ Lifebuoyb special purifying lather rakes the odor out of perspiration, leoving you naturally fresh and clean.

And Lifebuoy’: invigorating seen: vanishes almost ‘ stamly. Ye: Lifebuoy’: important protec- tion hm for hours.

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nun rsuiﬁs uggyous srzus

Up-Pbal Yang: inch. I Dﬂbhwmmm l" “£11?” “W in: a» n Illh I v QgQf" n, vlpr. l In yo w to hclln lgf u. ‘if. 2.1.... asrlvnclliitr; Pl“

AJob Only You Can Do,

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callous and Answer: Ill PH“ Clairol will a pear in The Guard- ian as a reyu ar feature each day.

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The questions are those which have I

reached _ Trude card from housewives in this region. The answers are llro- vlded hy the Board Readers. Per- son; who have intelligent question: lo ask on price control are invited to send them In writing to the Women's Regional Advisory Com- mittee of the Wur Time Price: and Trade Board.

- We shall be having transient help on our farm several times, throughout the summer. Must we obtain all the necessary additional rations at one time?

. No. Applications should be made at your local ration board each time you have transient imb- our. Supplementary" rations are is-

on can occasion according to the number of men employed, the number of days of employ- ment and the amount of work to

done.

Q. Dc you need coupons for tin- ned fruit juices?

A. No. as orange Juice, grapefruit Juice.

., do not require of coupons for nhelr purchase.

Q. I procured my new ration book las week and ﬁnd a number of coupons have been Should the r

A. This

it is expected you (lid not

need thcsc coupons when you had applied for your book before me.

he Wartime Prices and d

Canned fruit luice such "

the surrender I,

clearing up other farm work. was to the potato-

to have disease-free

Ibusi

was of frequent added 1lv by this c only fortunately I ance of patching

ZHWBYS P61101717. IHOTB

_ work, garbed 1n a familiar .

Anew palrwocouldbenoendof a nuisance. When one gets them home frown the City they are most- ly l or nowadays too ‘moat;

too ong too 100cc or tight necessitatl least or another trip

l a ly .

s per our came up h.‘ it ill“ went searching. I

snail Irult tha tlcularly partial preferring them masc callln" me. I slipped tainel" in my , kettle to boll, closed and set o cow whic with fragrant white

null-door a

streams saw-mill l has

‘mapper or perhaps the "m-aklns year, I found it almost weeds. There is

Ellen's Dia

lyllhllllhrncr‘:

e away entirely o0

ta. sale and 0f equal importance. seed for the following year.

ed mysel: with some mend- lng-followlnz my rest.

more apt

n8 roPalra at the

to tow-n to

ohunge them to be told: ‘

PM!‘ is gone, sorry!” The excurr. the City however might fit

xgto my“ schedule more than micr-

w .

nd on down bel

old mill where between of water. one from

. the other btohebgrlst- been my uvo - ~——

years. Only e fﬁi]; Woilldxft mu old world be better

and dress

to

nuitncandthe

lomol-BM

in "in the -styia, in a. pie. still the berry-patch was “a-

uline

“the drafts"

ut through the front mm- h I may say is still covered

clover. Then

ow the the

ushes, where until this

13.118 (1

nd delicious

U118 Thither in former years. I

could hie quietly for a ole. This taken up with

healthy zrowth of C

mods. , now exquisite and scented with

purple- bloom

rllstlnguis the mlll. E the horse's above, came machin

was an iclo

garden stuff at l

e were t o who had been visit across the lane. in my Di

heart again.

Un nlirh

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ull hu

ed warily at my pl

sme unch this evcni vcr it ‘ivhc

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enough for .. or

thistle

for for

Again it James’ overalls, which because nieces could be like Jacob's coat have an abund- material some shade. When one of the mem-

ami id ecently as

Bil-

cf the

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lt'l nearly In! l cm-

cul Grape-Nuts ﬂavor lucked into its Iul of milk.

9 We'll nyl

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uununh.

‘ fury nlncc that glori- ﬁrlt howl-

drncl 1nd proleinl, useful quantities of iron and phosphoric mud other lav‘

I ‘Tiler; Swim in milk

so delightfully!‘

g In war-busy 4411': grind » to ﬁnd that fnnouu task

and nourishment in two owcals-Grlpe-Null Hnkcl ll well n Gripe-Nun.

Blg nourishment?

Clrhchy-

mud for tempting, brown crlspncsl In digestion.

Double gocdncn o! two grains-wheat and ° mulled barley. Blended, baked all 5016m-

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frlmd Ind get thosc good Grape-Nuts Flakes |n_lho ruguhr uln_ or gnarl economy pl

Watch your fella [h

when you rouu ‘on

c to hi; howlfulo o!

Grape-Nun Flukccl Sun tomorrow.

G Elli...

any

Hustle rcunl right now to your Slim!‘

a I KNOW SOMETHING GOOD ABOUT YOU

If the folks we meet would sly:- “I know l something good about o ..

y ll A14 then treat us Just that Way?

Wouldn't it be fine md dandy. I! each handch Curried with it

"I know something good youl"

assurance : about

e Wouldn't me be lots morehappv.

If the good that's in us al Were the only thing about us That folks bothered to recall?

mg Wouldn't life be lots more happy.

al place i or

the “ ' self randy to Orou

gosh. sorts had

If we praised the good we see?- For there's such a lot of goodness In ti“ worst of you and me.

Wouldn't it be nice to That fine my of thin You know something good

notice I. too:- about

I know aclnething good about YOU!

-—Selectcd. We may pause in sorrow and silence over the dcPf-hs 01 dafkhew that are in man if we re1oice in

attained C0.—'rh0l'llll§ Carlyle.

‘ PINKED HOUSEWIFI VI! MATERIAL

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The " inked" hcuaowl! for sol- diers ovzmu originated with the Mornlngsldc Presbytcrlnn Red Gross gm p This group holds lt- do my spcclcl wort uh for and makes ’| ' uuggrclctbemnd ’ m“; men; mu n of bccpigcl supplies.

About a yur no, ma. J. Orr

the Red luldrcn

prelldent, states, "the I nbed k:

mnbe housew vel

another hurry. We bu! no instruction sheet.

em m“ of the worker: wu quite nun whet e housewife should lock like." Mn. Orr cut. in old materiel. whet she thought n housewife should be. nude it up and pinked it. Rad orou hen quarters. which h“ elm." 1nd its houscwival

k "bound". lppmvod of the pinkln

nPn

in? at he house “for ear I pu celled

ed in so ms-ny countries. But there'll come the morning when I can tub

O I til tomorrow -- Diary-Good-

»

Oi What We call liberty in its

“e t him When I in‘- lmd ‘the

Th; ‘rower cl lobdon once hous- or Id n mvullerlt.

Plan 1nd the idea In adopted ans sample! sent to other noupc. Pink- ln; saves much labu- 3nd adds to the beauty of the art lo. It uvu thousand; o yards of bind- in: m» also lPuoo in necklac- cently nix of the Mcrningside group nude 100 houlﬂllvcc 1n s d

BABY'S ASHES

Hist-Ion. ho ‘h. do: '13s o n din» l: Baby's Own Tcblnl. -

the heights of purer vision he has

LivingﬁfLeisure The Woman’s Realm

idre

Among the mlnd’5 powers is one that comes of itself to many chil- n and artists. It need not be lost, to the end of his dﬂyﬁ. b)‘ B"? om; who has ever had it. This

the power o! taklniz dellBht in l thing, or rather ln anything. every- thing. not as a means to some other end, but, just because it ls what far-Charles Edward Montazlle-

LEl-‘IOVER!

When it ls necessary to use left- overs, don't serve them BIWBYS in the same form. Leftover roast We! served sliced and cold is all right once, but if neoessafl’ W 9"" l‘ oltener, cut it up and serve in l- cream sauce that is nicely season- ed-or mince it to use in a mast loiaf or use to make a shenhﬂfd! p e.

INEXPENSIV E BATH SLIPPEIIS

D$IGN NO.

Comfortable bath slippers are easy to nuke out of Wash cloths at a vﬂuanall coat. Pattern No. 881 con complete inst-motions.

To order pattern: Write 0r lend above picture with your name end ddrccs with l5 cents coin or atlmha pcmtto téeedlajwork Burn I‘ D 0WD llll’ BIL . Design No. B31

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Street Adilre;

it lengths. Add the

BIIUIAIB BELISII 7 pounds rhubarb

i!‘ cubs vinoza-r teaspoon salt

l teaspoon Donne:

l teaspoon cinnamon

l teaspoon cloves

Method: Wipe the rhubarb with a damn cloth and cut into short sugar, vinegar seasonings and 391:5! to the cut rhubarb and bring lo a boll. Cook the mixture for about 30 minutes 51nd seal at once in hot. aterillzcd ars.

SPONGE CAKE l cu» suxcr l cup cake flour ll tcnllioou salt l eggs, separated l to: laspoon lemon juice Grated rind 1 lemon Method: Gare nunst be taken in separating the 8R83~ that none of the yolks become m with the whites. To avoid this. it ls wise to the yolks from the whites n tho at .

room fcnlperature.

slit the sugar. then measure it and silt again. Sift the flour. then gletcsurc and sift asnin with the

Now beat the e88 whiten until stlﬂ’. but not dry and beat ln ‘A

IUOI BELIEF!

Sharp received from his iliwll MoGrcexi a letter which bore n4 he had w var doll! e. The concluded: 1 will be delighted to am enjoying the btfil. health. old chap. Yours, lllcurcen Sharp wrapped up a lnlZB W!" and, without owing wince. w“ it to McGxcen with Lllc lollmvllu reply:

“This we)?“ mlled oil mlnd w n card the news.” ~ _ cup of the sugar gradually- Bel‘ the egg yolks until light lillll lclnon coloﬁldhltgarxd, unéil thick. Add thl rem 1 a 08pm mu’ mm.“

grated

axiuclly. bcatln r lemon juice and the

Gently fold the e38 while W‘ can: clk nuxturcs together. slit-l smally amount of the flour llliliuf’ onto the cg mixture and mid a carefully. mntlnue lsddink :1“: mwimtc. of c flour n um l» - ncr, until all is used. Pour inwf: ungressed tube Pan and bake n!) FOdEaﬁtIYI slxow ov/‘eﬂlegiwli {lies “a or n our. "-1 ‘l move from the oven zmd invert '31‘ pan. 0W pletely cold befor e . , "ﬁ T“ mkwiaullb“ iimiiiiebipiﬁriid for this mum" only. '

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N . 2700 ll rcahu I ya: 39-11113: "lfzbric, “It ng. .

PﬂSeéutl Mncenu ‘for Pa“ n vour mu. drum Number plainly. go rurc to sine you wish.

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