P :11‘. TWO

Woman's Re alm z Social and Personal f Fashions fr. Literature

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THE COOK ’S CORNER

_ ‘ea-re SUDIMER-STYLE POT ROAST

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(Serves 8 to 8)

Three lbs chuck of beef, salt, pvplxr, 1-2 cup flour, 1 cup water. Wlpl.‘ mint. wi u cloth Season l. l.ll.\ ; ruo flcuz" into meat Ulltll all li - blKll usd Place meal. in large kvrtii; pour in wutr and cover 11411113,‘. firing to simmer, and con- tinue to cook at. simmer stage fcr nhntll 2 1.2 to ll horrs Add more vtrtcr if needed. If meal. ls krpt at wry low simmer more water will not be ne:dcd.

PARKER-ROUSE ROLLS (Makes 4 dozen)

One cup milk, 3 tubes 2cm sugar 1 tablespoon solt, 1 ca e yeast, 1 c; n luktwartn water, 6 cup: sifted fit ill‘, 6 tablespoons melted shorwtiiiig Scrld milk, add sugar nn:l salt; cool to lukewarm. Dis- solve yrast in lukewarm wter and mil ti, lukrwnrm milk. Add 3 cups flour nttrl beat until psrfctlyr snutath Add melted shortening and rtuntlnma flour, or enough to make iu-ny" htrutllxi doueh. Knead well. 1'1 too in pruned bowl Cover and Ml in warm place. free from draft.

l4‘? rl=o tmfl d'tih'o‘ in bulk, alxmt l 1-2 hours Roi out 3-8- inrh thick anti cut with 2 1-2.inrth hnsctlll. cuttrr (lease heavily

through centre will dull edge of lplll,

+01 knife and brush very lightly with i

melted butler. Fold over in pOCkeL- beck shape. Place clo=e together 1n greased shallow pans. Cour and let rise until lght, nbmit. 1 hzur. Bake in hot. oven at 425 degrees aibout I0 minutes.

CHOCOLATE VOLCANOES

‘Five tablespoons shortening, 1-3 C"? Fllilﬂl‘. 1 0518. 1 1-2 cups sifted llllslty flour, 6 tablespccns cocoa. 2 1-2 teaspocns baking powder, 1.2 WMDOOn salt, 1-2 cup corn syrup, 1-3 CUP milk Qream shortening urell. add sugar and cream rig-sin. Add size and hoot well. Sift m- grfler the sifted flcur, cocoa, bak- ing powder and ‘salt. Add the corn syrup to tho milk, and m'x we'l. ‘Thrn arld lilo dry lngrctkenls n1- ternnlcly w'lh the milk mixture to the egg mixture, beating wall nftrr each rtldlilon 11 batter scrms foo lhlrk, add a llttlo more milk Turn into lgrrtved baking Clips or dcrp muffn tins, and bake at 350 drarrcs for 2o mittutes R0- movo from fins. and cool Cut off top and remove part o! the Con. t-rcs Pill cnvifv writh Whipped cream or ice c-crm, rrnfnco top. and servo with n trocolale or marshmallow mucc. Save the (‘ﬁkO crumbs from the centre fr.r a trifle.

GOING SWIMMING ‘l

Rubber bathing caps that have been storrd and are brine m1- earthed for flu- sammcr vocation should be soaked ln lukounrm 5m]; made with dwrlnrivlng ftoalttlt soon. to which a little ammtnln has boon added, before they are used ngsun, Rub them botwrcti "to lumﬂs unit‘ they are quite lflable lrcfrrr- 1i:- temnllnw l0 slid/h tf"nt ovtr tho (lead If strctcltrql wlillo tfvv ar- drv and hard lltey are llabe to

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“I wish you would move that mcustane cff Henry," said his wife “You lcrk like Hitlsr."

“Dont worry, dear, he mur- mund mc-...y. T. e neighbors know us — they know I'm no dictator.“

‘Ihey were entertaining the v‘c.ar to lunch, and the gruest remarked to the small boy of the home: ‘Dont you evcr s y prnyzrs before YOBI‘ meals, my child?"

Qll. n0." srid ifte chll‘ "Dad ﬁlly-s our cook's pr:tty reliable."

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MARRIAGES OF

THE FUTURE

WILL BE MORE SUCCESSFUL

The Economic Ind-elgndence Of Women Will Necessitate Adjustments

A man who asser

ts that the modern marriage is a complete fill-RN

wants to know whether I think the marria e of the future will be more

successful, and. whether in another generat on or

two husbands and wives

will have worked out. a better plan for living together in peace and hu-

mony than they have now.

Nbt having the gift of grophec . ever. I am opt mistlc enoug

will be a great improvement on that of the past.

I cannot utswer this question. How-

to be eve that the marriage of the future

l think that while no

one will ever be able to devise a fool- roof scheme to keeP husband! and

what it

wives from gettin in each others har . . g is, married couples will discard the bruta

' ' methods they now use and develop a diplomatic make them persona grabs stead of being sparrlrlk often are at present.

For this wishful thinking there are several good reasons. marriage has kept strep lllzation. and even changed immeasurably for the better. If a mod- ern man treated his wife as Grand?! did Grind‘ ma. she would yank him into the divorce court before he could say Jack Robinson.

In Grandpa's day a husband grabbed all hi! wife's property when he married her and she be- ,_ came his chattel lust as much as his horse was. ’ She had no personal liberty and was expected to

at times, human nature beln

1n handling each other technique that will with each other, in- partners. as they so

One is that the improvement. in with the advance of civ- in the last. ﬁfty years it has

get all the pleasure and excitement she wanted out of life by staying B!

home and being a good cook and having babies. But the modern husband not onlv gives his

wife ﬁnancial and poll-

tlcal equality with himself, but. 1n the great majority of cases. honestly

tries to make life pleasant and interesting for Then. this is the ﬁrst time in the history

her. of the world that we have

faced the fact that marriage ls not a gamble and how it turns out is 110E lust luck. and most of us are trying to do something about 1t. Many of

our leading colleges have courses of study in

the domestic relationship in

which boys and girls are taught to analyze their emotions so they may not

mistake a passing fancy for a deathless passion: the problems adapt themselves to those they marry-

marriage instead of drifting into it unprepared. and they

able mate; how to meet

much chance of making a success of

how to pick out a sult- that arise in marriage; hOW l0 In a word. they are educated for will have as 1t as the highly trained professional

always has over the blundering amateur.

Undoubtedly the growing econom

another generation will be universal merits in the marriage relationship.

a par with their husbands and make retlcul partnership. and cake will not. marry

The girl who can earn to get a meal ticket.

lc independence of women that in will necessitate some new adjust- It tvill for one thing, put wives on marriage a real instead of a theo- her own bread and butter

She will marry for com-

anlonship, for love. and she will expect her husband to go fifty-ﬁfty with

her in making a happy home.

This change in the status of the wife will bring about a great reforim- ation in the manners and habits of husbands at large. 5°? n0 mall i5 11° nil

to treat the woman who can put on her hat an he does one who 1s oependent

th l; Furmermom anlhlehifruhlosirteiidsasan; $53. who have worked together

old job t-nc W8)’

d leave and go back to her upon him. improvement in the mar-

wlll have more sympathy for each other, because each will know how hard

ls the others job.

And they will not

bore each other because they will

talk the same language; they will know the some things, and they will

have tne sailie AlitUl'€S\5-

So, believing these things, I look forward hopefully to the marrialle 0! the future as the coming o1 the domestic millennium.

Living 6e

Leisure

The Woman's Realm

F" HUMMING BIRD

Into the garden, out of the blue, A little wee lovely Airman Lew.

He circled the marigolds round, eacn one,

And each one shone like a small ‘blhgtlt sun;

He brushed the brow o! the bluﬂ arkspur, And left his smile 1n the eyes 0t her; In looped the loop for the friendly phlox Ami skirted the spires of holly- hocks; _ But after the zarcen was KWWR quite dim, Dreaming his pztalb’ dliaml M m. bold little Airmen went to res m his own brown homely hangar- nest. -Ann suherland. IAVE METAL COVERS

Save all metal, plastic and other bottle and Jar covers that lend themselves to remse. The day mil’ come will-m bottles and 1M5 mBY be closed with a 2r or other ncn- permanent mu rals. Save empty coffee, spice and baklns WW1" tins. Ssme dry focds will come only 1n paper packages and these permanent contalnezs will come in handy.

ELE-CURIC JIEATED BLANKETS ARE BOON

New York, - Navy wives and army wives, who follow their hus- bands from ship bise to lhip base and from camp to camp, lead a tough life, and if the: doting r:- latives would like an idea f:r a practical gift for them, here is one: Automatic electrically heated blankets. They save valua le space 1n a. trulnk, as one of these ought to be enough to travel with.

To remove mud stains a‘1cw mud to become thoroughly dried out. then brush it off with a clean dry brush.

BEACH HAG

Make yourself an lnterestln, non-priority, nonmibberfaed bea bag from one gaily striped or coloured towel. It can be wasted in rich suds that. rinse out the dirt without hard rubtfng and kcop the colours gay and bright. Cut the towel ccrcss the centre, and sew the pieces into two cylin- drlcal pnuthes connected at the tc-ps by draw-strings. Doing this makes a separate ccmparement 163$] fn-r- s wet bathing suit and a

SEASONING TRICKS

A few slim d‘mes will slcck your sp'ce cupbsard for months to come-the dicapest w-ay I know to keen your cook rig out of a. rut.

Different season rigs are to s. dish what. new accsssorles are to your lad‘. year's outfit-Irrnpsr-uppers.

Season to taste; wlrch mggng you sample as you go alcng.

Try a three-tonne mixture of brcmm sugar and mustard over- your pork and beans Pass in a little bcwl and let everyone yrve himself l Add a bltnof tpirsfleyltlflfvivhtn mash. M e81! yo s or s ng. a "dash of it in your hR-ovu-Tgm

dl£lh€S-—ll. gives them a 11ft.

Ann wlLn sea=on1ng your split pea, soutp, add must rd tco, as it nelps develop the flavor.

There's an t... ulna-still gozd ,0! flavoring meringue with a little nutmeg instead of the etaraal vanilla. Nice on some puddings.

Carrots are changed frcm “pain boiled" to “cle luxe" when a little sugar and ginger is put. with the butter that blesses them.

lvLlrit does a lot. for lamb, green peas, carrots, poattxs, cream cheese for sandwiches and lots of soups. Try a smldgln 1n apple sauce or apple snow.

The big three in the vinegar world—malt, white wine and c der -each has a dozen tangy accom- plishments to its credit. Did you ever try soaking a garlic clove in your vinegar? Grand wltl-rgreen salad.

Salt adds a savor to almost any food. There are very few dishes not the better for a "plndr."

CAFE AU LAIT T0 STRETCH OUT COFFEE

Here's a way of conserving cur precious store of rationed cofee. ry “cafe au hilt."

It's made with hot reasonably stron coffee and an equal quant- ity hot scalded milk. The trl-k 1s to ur milk and coffee into the cup s ultaneously-a pot. in esch hand. It you like your beverages rich, you can add a little cream. Coffee made tltfs way is not only economical, and easy on coffee m. tlon. it‘! also an excellent way to work in part of that dauy quma o_f_ milk.

Watch your Step

0 Guard your charm-with Odorono Cream. It will pro- tect you against underarm odour and dampness. lt'l satin-smooth, non-

gritty. Harmless to

fabrics. Goes on in

s iilfy. At your

favourite toilet

goods coun- t er. Full. ounrs in, only ‘BM; Also 19¢

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Tll PARTI

WITH seven girls to every boy 1n Ottawa, a young lady has to look i161’ prettiest l! she wants a date. So, “osaleen Brady takes time out for a permanent. Office hours are long and rigorous . . . takes plenty of zip to keep going. No wonder Rosaleen votes for a sustaining breakfast of Kellogg's Corn Flakes with milk and sugar . . . Canada's favourite breakfast. Order two or three packages today!

Prowse-Willson lluptials "

(Toronto Globe 8r Mall, Aug. 25)

A wedding of wide interest will b: that of Miss Pauline wlllson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen G.W1l1sor., Wainfleet to Surgeon Lleutenan. Lemuel Prowse, R. U. N. V. R., so. of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. L. Prowse o. Charlottetown, P. E. L, in Metro- politan United Church this after- noon at 3 o'clock. Rt. Rev. Dr. Peter Bryce, assisted by Rev. L. M. Outer- bridge. uncle of the bridegroom, will conduct the ceremony.

The bride, given 1n marriage by her father, will wear a period gown of white faille. with ﬁnger-tip veil falling from a fallle halo edged with seed pearls, She will carry a. cascade of red roses, comflowers and bou- vardla. Dr. Doris Denne, sister of the bridegroom, will be matron of honor 1n a costume of forget-me-not shecr with matching coronet and shoulder veil. Her bouquet will be of Talis- man roses and glndloll. Miss Dor- othy and Miss Isobel Wlllson, sisters of the bride. will be bridesmaids, the former in forget-me-not sheer and the latter in primrose pink sheer. Their bouquets will be oi roses and gludioll petals. Flight-Lieutenant A. J. Denne, will be groornsman for his brother-ln-law and Flight-Lieuten- ant F. H. Macbeod, brother-ln-law, and Dr. E. S. MacDonald the ushers. Mr. JQhn Dedric will play the wed- ding music and during the signing of the register Mr. Joseph Lepper, uncle of the bride will sing.

Following a reception at the Alex- andra Palace, Surgeon Lieutenant Prowse and his bride will leave for a trip on the Saguenay, the bride traveling 1n a. frock of MacArthur red wool trimmed with silver fox, and black hat. and accessories. They will reside in the Maritlrnes.

NUFFIELD DECORATED

LONDON - (CF) — The honor- ary medal of the Royal Coleus of Surgeons of England has been award") to Visccurit Nuffisld “in recognition of conspicuous service 1n assisting the improve- ment of natural knowledge and of the healing art."

Simple Care for a Brand-New Pup

"l Know You'll Be Good to Mel‘

Have you a case of puppy love‘! ls your brand-new dog little and wet-nosed, with innocent, sleepy eyes?

Then hs med: all the love you can give him, if it taker the for-m of right care.

Puppies are as helpless as babies. They. too. get sick, often fatally, from wrong food or exposure. They, too, are naughty u a result of wrong training.

In housebreahlng, hits him sut- slde five minutes to an hour after he eats. But not in places whers dogs with distemper have been!

Such simple care 1s about all s little dog needs to keep him happy. But at four months you'll want to start training him to obey com- mands.

Our 32-pago booklet shows how to train a dog to be obedient and do clever tricks. Tells food dogs may eat; how to housebreak them, groom them. Gives symptoms and treatment of common dog ailments, including distemper; also how many sillneritsumay be avoided.

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. AUQUST‘ n‘ 1942

STAND

O UT OFFERS!

of Hines’ and Women» trimmed and untrim, mod coats in drew. fitted and box type; in all wool materials. In, collars and novelty trims include Silver Fox, Squirrel, Amer. loan Opossum, Persian, Persian Plates, (larml and Beaver-fully inter. lined, Chamois lined backs. Newest shade; in Teal, Green, Blue, Wine, Black and Grey as well as the ever popular Plaids. sire, 12 to 44. Terms armng. ed 1f desired.

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f Needlecraft For The

A jumper dress like this is a real essential, and doubes the sc:pe of your wardrobe Wear it over

louses, wear it. over playsuita, and turn them into dresses.

5181c No. $569 ls designed for sizes l2, l4, l6, 18, 2‘, 36 38 40 and 4-2. Size 36 reouirss 2 5-8 yards 39-inch fabric for jumper; 1 l-l yards ftr blouse,

stun w the Needlecraft Bureau. Char ottetown Guardian.

The Charlottetown Guardian Needlen-aft Department,

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Maybe This ls Cause

Of Your Laels of Pop

You women who fool sail . look "washed out"-- ill!!!

and drool)! ~ m Pl!- in] ths prion of smoslo- bln shortage in blood.

red blood ee . Tr! I‘- Wllllaml Pink Pills-a ﬂnl balanced tonic of Iron and Vitamin 3|.

They hslp lnensss hell» Ilobln where than ll I lhortags of It duo to iron deficiency . . . help chaos avvs thst"lcsden"fsslinl of t redness help Pick u! your curly and strength- en the nsrvss. Start 70hr eouru of Dr. Williams Pin Pills today. Auk your drulllst.

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