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Questions and Answers on Prioe Control will appear in 11111 1111111111.“ is a regular feature catch day. The questions arc those which have reached the Wartime Price; and Trade Board iruin housewives in this region. Ihe answers are pro- vided by the Board. Readers who have intelligent question to ask on price control are invited to send 411cm iii ivriung to the Women's Reginald Advisory Committee of the Hartline Prices and Trade Board. Q. What are Will‘ wives anr. per- son.- \\'1l\) ll\L' alone. and need only hlillill quqinlllles o1 1110111. going to do 11111-11 11111111 ixiiolnlug comes? ln~ e 111111111 lllrougll llie rationing 1.111 l .1111 calzng far 11111111 butter 1 111 vie-r below, 1 could 11o with lrsb’. 1:111 my 111111 at prcseilt is to ca: all 1 c1111 54c".

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THE PROMISE

‘Ihere is promise In the gray wing

and follow this up with a similar treauilent of clear water 1,0 151w; it swllfss and sweetsmelllng.

0t a views SPRING Ftnalvilv T I11 fllsht iwmss fountains ____.___ G m 111 m! Park The time to clean up the windows

Where the children swing. 1.5 when 1111- curtains are @111, 101-

thclr cleaning. They can be made t0

peasant models. A lieer Dflsunt blouse with shirred neckline and full bishop sleeves is what the doo- ior ordered for the average young Woman on pleasure bent.

A short dinner dress clamors for a hat. Whether you stick io the tiny hat perched slop your ups t ooiffure. or whether you go in or cart-wheels is strictly your olm s!- !! Come summer and brims in- variably grow broad even when they are not intended to keep the sun out of ones eyes. _,

SERVICE MEN ARE BEST TEN- ANTS REPORTS T0 PRICES BOARD SHOW

their families

There is promise In the river That begins to swell And overflow Its banks, Fed by water From the melting snow.

shine with a little whiting, powder- ed chalk or |11':‘l)11l'€d cleanser on a’ cluup cloth. iviping with a damnl ciolil is enough 1o clean glass block] |pailels. Household ammonia. will re’ 11110111 fingerprints from mirrors or ‘lglass topped tables l

There is promise

In the valley

Where the plowed field Will soon show

The first shools

Oi wheat anc. grain _

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Work shortening to make if. light and crccilny lthe new blended short- r-liiilcs are almndy very fluffy and 11111111 and graduallv blend in the $11.11‘ 11121? the molasses

1311.11 1hr egg light and’ combine 1111111 the mixture. _

S111 1'11 rlry ingredients, a third at a tlme~alicrnating with half of the milk; rolnhilic wcll offer each addi- llrlil 0i rirv ingredicilis or liquid - 111111 iviili the last of lllc dry mixture 111.1‘ in 1111: 1.1 ills ~—so that they will 1111s part of the flour. . ased moulds. making

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. tif broidery wgtlrwiienililfllcso Zfiliirliyabniiiied. Odd lengths of floss from the scrap b may be ilsed to make them co orfu . Ideal for children's clothing, cur- tains. towels. or framed. Hot iron transfer pattern No. 796 cont-sins all ‘motifs shown with oomlfltie in- tructions. l To order pattern: Write. 0r 81nd above Dicture with your name and address with l5 cents in coin 01' slam s to Needlework Bureau Char ottcfown Guardian.

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111 which case this 1s aniThen go over the entire han 1..

That almost over night Spring will surprise The ivorld again

lbracelel length. there is nothing " 111.111 1hr soil alnvc ellllnl‘ in v 1111111“ lhnr crushes half~

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HINTS 0N ETIQIYETTE -i~ SHORT DiNNl-‘R COWS

A man silould alwxivs rake his ha! y; |)[-;F[,\‘|1'EL\' 1N to a woman. even fhoilgh she is 1i-

stranger who is zisking dlrec1in11s.1 NEW 'OR1(_1111.. 514,1“, of the --~-~- ‘.~l111"1 (ii l' 111-l ~. la no longei lll

CLOTHES IIAMPER doubt W 1 11.1". c111 once more at

- . hand. n01 111 lllPlliiFlll 1hr nifficilltlcs

The bathroom hamper is usually of setting to 11. 1 frrnll. 111a prai-tlc-

one of the most ovcrlookcd items in even the most immaculate house- hold. Yet you can't exnecl ir. to I‘r\

r1". d ss has dip ed 1 or There xrc .111. hon-ever. The

Service men and make the best possible tenants. Mrs. Harvey Agnew. supervisor of Hous- ing Registries. Consumer Branch. Wartime Price; and Trade Board. contends. She bases her statement on reports from a. variety of oentresl in Canada. .

From Vancouver came s report from Mrs. Gorcon Selman. chair- man of the Housing Committee "I 11m perfectly truthful." she stated. “When I tell vou that out of nearly 4.000 casc~ ol persons for whom the united services have obtained homes. the number of complaints. large and sn.all. was fewer than

From Mrs Norman Young, War Servces secrctzny. Y. W. C A. came the following comments: “Since October 1st I have placed 1.623 ser- vice men and their families in Win» nipez homes and have had not. a single complaint from any of the householders regarding their charac tcr or behaviour, One airman and his landlady did disagree on the question of how much heat was necessary and came in to see _me about. it. There was no ill feeling even in this case

"I feel it is r. patriotic dutv to scotch any rumour; that suggest

main clean and odorless wlicil l1 1111c seen‘: 111 1.111 lurning. that service men d0 Iwt make the i185 m? ilfilllefl-ifllll duty of col -‘ If a llPw 11.1.1 1 111-cw is part of brst of tenants. I hope our ex-l lng a1’ the (lirtv clothes. It sh ! - 11-11 111.111. 1 .\ . -\"ll to decide on a pcrience will bc found to be the be washed m regularly 11s 0v .~‘lf1l'L 011v. If. r11

thing l-lse in your bathroom. Tskc- a wet cloth with not loo much water iri it, and rllb it llEllllV over alipure sininy 1.112111 b111-

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.c 1111/11‘ 112111., vollteommon one all across this coun- 1 when they were born. _ lThey have no special talent or skill

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Mfs. Agnew says that the opiir is prettly well universal that nwmbers of 11111 armec forces make

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precious e-l-ci-s-t-i-c3 i-y" p _cu’rs down runs“ y ‘OVER 50% i‘ _~ _.s/‘/4/)¢ 225/5 sda/k

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AFAMOUS test laboratory made

washing rayon stockings, then stretch- tcsiing them on an almost human ma- chine which strains and pulls stockings the way you do in actual wear. Result!

Luxlng cut down rum over 50%|

this machine popped runs much sooner. Tests on cotton showed similar results.

join the Lux Daily Dippers- and save the elasticity of your stockings. Dip them in Lux every night right after you take them oil’. Dry rayons thoroughly.

‘Ask oi your store for NEW Improved LUX In the new BIGGER package- MORE for your money

exhaustive tesis-hpeatedly

washed with a strong soap, with cake soap and tested on

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maker. with nomaglc in her fingers that W charge hbgh p£cesdfoi~ V than $1..‘ or a ay 111 had had to put all thoughts o1 marriage P151110, because 5i“? had mother and fathenand younger brothers and sisters to s11 somehow. by incredible labor and sacrifice. she managed to away from the door by her needle.

take it easier when the children grew 11D and Welfe a 1e lo themselves. ed into a. querrulous inval nurses and special back to Miss Abbey with her three children. soon as he was making a small salary and it was all he could do to SUD- port his own family.

would make the Rum} plan look like a kindergarten ierison I metic for her to spread hcr little pittance of money over s0 mflnl Medi- But she did it. even dreaming that she was being brave. with blunt weapons.

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pre ty little fool and married her. since. date. and pretty clothes and going places every night. she made Tom pav for her error in Judgment by turning him into a domestic drudge and bossing the life out of him.

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N0 cnowu OF GLORY FOR MEN,

Hope 0f Honor As Thousands 0f Others

s, and wear our old

1 iii] “.133 lw ixispfggii mldigzllndgilrs, and mslringm: hundred c 0mm f ur ease and comfort in order to provide our armies with

5B" m 0111i which m flrht- the Wflr- And We a" “m” '° m“ weapons bw and daring as the world has never heard efore-oi‘ mes a‘; rayifryn t, great battles in the skies or under the seas; of men Tfil1°ae§ll1ww§un§s. feeling 111.111 life blood rlowinz from them. 1111114; the last ounce of their sfrenrnlw. the last flash of consciousness to fire the

steer their own plane to safety.

that goes 111m buying (lm and Fly- ing Fortresses and ‘planes and ships and submarines and guns and muni- lions. We want our 501G191? 811d 0111‘ sailors to have the very newest and best and most deadly weapons with which to fight. Nor is there one of us who would pluck a single leaf from the laurel crown of our heroes. Theirs L; the honor and the glory of great achievement.

UNIIONOREI) ARMY OF HEROES

But there is another army of which we never hear. though i_t is no less vaiorous. It wears no uniform excel)! the universal garb of shabbiness. N0 correspondents cable its exploits to all applauding public. No medals are pin- ned on its breast “lOr deeds of brav- _ ery beyond ordinary human conduct." Finn it locks forward to ntfudflll ott VICWTY when "5 W“ Wm end" I" kn°ws n “glormltt lass 111?? eallpngf tleia a1i1§i1 and women who fight the battle 0f 11111 wlui 111111 weapons. Nature put no 5111mm; sword 11110 m?" “agar Fate whispered to them no secret o suoc ss.

- .1111 11" 1111111211 - 1 - 'f i any WM’. l1 liilileifiii Ellsnglxlflniogllzlllgrligtivggsxlllgl 101' £11131. or forty or maybe fifty years. And it takes cold courage to do that.

One of these died the other day.

Slic was a poor little dress- ould have enablcdd her to her work. Probably she had never ma e more her life. She had been a pretty girl. but she an old pport. But

eep the wolf

rnouatns maven ENDED run MISS sassy

would be able to fend for

But they never did. There was a sickly girl who develop- id who always had to be having doctors and Another girl married a drunkard and came The brother married as

Those of us who knew her thought that. Miss Abbe

food.

Miss Abbey had to help out there. too. p It must have taken financing tha

God only knows how she did it. m “Pm

Always cheerful. Ncvcr a complaint or avwhine. Never A soldier fighting her battle

And there ls Tom. our odd lob man. He might have been a boss

nter. except that when he was in his teens he fell in love with a And he has been a slave to her ever when she found out that marriage wasnt just having a steady

WOMEN IN WAR ON ADVERSITY Miss. Abbey, Torn Struggle Years Without

shot that brings down an enemy. 01' l0

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CHAPTER XVIII

It was afte t 1

let herself int; tiiiaeggarllililigxilitcary 51111111 11am was burning beside the T8010. inst meant that Lucretia ‘ and Ivy were still out.

It also meant that Cary would not have to lace her mother to- nlshl She Was clad m1 she was sure that Luci-atlas experienced eyes would catch the tell-tale flush Wlflvlrwflrmlv tinted 11111 cheeks. Lucretia would be immediately suspicious. She had been annoylng. ly_ suspicious of everything Cary d“! these days ever since thc night she came upon Tony and (£8121! Sta-Mil!!! on the apartment s e

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Cary suspected that she would be that way until Paul was neatly brought. into the 10111

But tonight Cary ivas lllippy _ 5° hRPW that her throat ached and her heart beat like a drum. Tony's kiss was warm on her lips. It little mattered that he said afterwards. "I'm 501W —I had no right to do that. Cary."

Fvrket that it ever happened? How could she? That kiss had been a confession of something which she ‘found deliciously satisfying. Tblllllht she would hold it close to her. Tomorrow was another day.

Bilt when she awakened to the sunlight slanting through the ve. netian blinds. barring the blue ca)‘.

Bl» With Rold. she found her own lttlelworld closing 111 upon he; nigshts happiness -— jealous of 11,5 ex tence.

Lucretia trailed into the room, Wearing something soft and green, her hair bound back with a silver ribbon. looking m1 all 11111 world

WIFE TIIWARTED HUSBANWS NORMAL EFFORTS

He has never been able to make more than a bare living because his wife ke t him from getting any settled work by making him stay at home o mornings to get breakfast, change the baby. start the children off to school, and by sending for him. no matter what he was doing. when she had one of her nervous spells. as she called hcr tantrums.

Forty years of martyrdom. but Tom carried on. He kept his home together. He reared his children decently. l-le pitted instead of hated his lazy. good-for-nothlng wife. And he only hopes that he will die before he gets so old he will be a burden to others. He is a valiant soi- dier who wants to die on the battlefield where he has fought so bravely with such blunt weapons. '

are manning our battle shllps and flying our airplanes. ‘They are among the greatest heroes the wor d has ever known. but let us not forget those other heroes who know the cross without the crown of glory-the men and women who fight_t_l1_c_ba_ttle of_l_ife_vii_th dull weapons.

WASHINGTON. May l4 (APL-A The Board suggested pointedly that second crisis in the United States the miners be "assul-ed“ of u s1» soft coal industry apparently was day week. with time and a half averted today for the time being at after 35 hours. least. as the War Labor Board to- The Board's interim decision is night directed miners and operat- expected to meet with the approval ors to resume collective bargaining. of President John L. Lewis of the

United Mine Workers.

Needlecraft

For The Home

JUST THE RIGHT DRESS ‘For This Year When You Want to Look Pretty

Making this pretty style is 11o Zombie at all -you can fell that it wll turn out a success. perhaps a star in your summer wardrobe. es- pecially if you choose a charming print or a semlsheer that you can wear in hot weather; and don't hesitate to use a nice. fresh cotton batisua The marvelous part of it is that this is an easy pattern to easy to seam, and easy to fin-

Style No. 3376 is designed for sizes 12 to 20. 36 to 4-6. Size 36 re- quires 4 yards 39inch fabric. Pat- tern is handout to the United Stat- es Standard measurements anr": in- cludes chart with step-bystep in- structlons.

Send 20 cents fnr pattern. Write your name, address and style num- ber. Be sure to state size you wish. Style No. 3376

Library Attendant - You must make less noise, you're disturbing the other leaders.

Seeker of Knowledge —I'm Just applauding the sentiments of this writer.

S12E51 l2; ‘+6

The warning against careless talk in wartime suggested a new metlgg I

of teasing newlywed , . , the back of a bridal ear 1n mgland. hung a notice which read: "Ihe r0 suit of olreless talk."

in addition to the ususl boot. was

No tribute that we can give is too great to pay to the brave men who l

like a walking doll. she carried a powder-blue tray on which were ..l='rench rolls. coffee 111111 flowers, Cary knew from experience that Lucretia, never carried breakfast trays unless she had a knife to

sharpen. , “You re ltlokllig quite lovcly this Imoruing. pet."

l "Thanks. Lou. but beside you 1 Vmust be a _verv ordinary looking lhoiise ptliuitxn k. 111 le

, ucre as c ec s reii ned t vii-Billie. She was always pleased all,

flattery. "I reallv oilalii to be provoked with you." Lucretia said, mildly

rcproting. as she put the tray on s small table near the bed. 1 "Have I done something wrong again?’ Carv asked innocently.

‘Wherever can vou hide your~ self so completely?" Lucretia asked ‘as she perched herself on the foot altltellle bed and reached for a cigar- ‘ Cary said the first thing that. came into her mind. she had to beat around Lucretia-mold her ofi’ -kcep from arousing her suspi- clons. "The circus came to town. darling." "You sweet slllv." Lucretia pur- red. she was almost trembling With excitement this morning. Her small hands fluttered delicately. Cal-v didn't have loniz to wait to find out what it was all about. ""-11.ll's mother came up last night. We all went out lo dinner. Helen has invited 11s down there for 11 couple of dnrs. Isn't that grand?" "If was nice 11f her." Carv said r-arclrrsslv unimnlw-“ed. Sn it was Helen and Lucretia now. she tholltlhf. “Shr =i1iri Paul was COlhllT! up tomorrow in sen vnu. so sl1~ ric- aided to haw- 11s down there i11- sierd. ‘They'll send a car. Really Harlin" this is all so r-xcitln". I feel almost as if I were getting married."