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mm an eye! Fredrﬁs almost uncanny. eye's pretty good tit spotting tl1e Kellogg's , Flakes package, too,” her mother told 11;: thjvly. "She'd eat me out of house and home, 1 it" they weren't so economical. \Ve all like those “- crisp, toasted ﬂakes at our house.” 4 out of 5 ht>t1=twvives vole Kellogg's Corn Flakes first for l‘ wuur. And they save time, work and fuel, too. nde by Kellogg's in London, Canada.

1

yvoti ANS REALM

| and size to many hats. Flat pheas- j on. breasts trim r1 "all or medium- :'m from youth, >izcd berets. ha e feathers make t * "ill hrlzci-l til. . curler or gl lillil the elegance and the dramatic sweep of a hat, rind ghoura or vul- ture feathers make big hats out of a small shapes.

MORE FUEL WASTED ‘IN EARLY FALL and ml "Mcre fuel is was ed in the early I Fall and in the Spring than at my other time of the year," states ah l official of the Munitions and Sup- , ply zltpnrtmeht. e He tontinth, "If you light 1h: fuinnco on n chilly September i1.o;'.1 n51, chances or: that by noon the house is uncomfortably not and windows and doors are open- For material ed to COCl it off. 11* “This autumn the need to con- serve coal is imperative. Wear an

your grczvzh . vxhl form t1 t.: . :1

., " iAl bind and hold you last.

r '..1l.;.t§ are but :1 growth, my

(SMITH SKVCCIQ-fl‘ morning ﬁnd Evtéll- _ ‘ ')l > in the flrc-~ t1 c? ialztce-btit don't l1 ut the furnace-

it 11w and light n fire

rt» vxath tlc- until absolutely" mcessnry.“ trite rayon -—— use Che BALLEST STYLE GOWN

.~ tn two s wnt:r-. WORN FOR WEDDING , (lni“llﬂl[ cup 1 ..p \‘.'.t‘.ri'. Young and excitingly" different —~~ i1 ehzirtning britlnl own which .'i"n AIR 1'1" l‘ ‘ u a pr zc in n receh. design cen- II'.\'I;.‘~.‘T HOLD 1 at tht- 'I‘rnpl1z1gcn School o! ~ FK~ 1i . The dress d€sigll was i11- by the ballet. so it wns 5d b)‘ Norma Vaslnvina. Dro- tinncer from Min Slrtven-

company.

"ihrrc- is :1 wide satin waistband lh bridal pnk. a full net "ballet" sl-ziti ovcr a rose-strewn pet lcJat.

ivithnl riianltt of pink roses and car-

' o1'Jtt'.'l1l1'.‘11:ticns for the hair. A "presenta- - b ' bouquet and satin ballet

r complete as charming

.1n bnlle slippers are as pretty each for the liridesmn ds as they are for SllCES of l the bride. attract, Whit Jersey makes a draped c: h is perfect for the stil- Eounlli‘ lovely is it with filmy net 11nd

tu c

bridal dresses in pale br dal

pink or bridal blue are defini ely charming and different.

If you have an heirloom fan,

larder it delicately with tiny rose-

s and carry it instead of :1

:1.

txtcsqur

in combination ll .

Twmntxri. r." 0'1 ".‘\.'Z) IV .

a Harden wedclng. wear xvhitc cotton with l! chaplet of "zwdei ilrrrs for your hair and

for your wrls s. Tie cred ribbons in shew cf- h small bouquet 0f the owers.

l

1 gardrn‘ fl LOWER winsrfma

While it is not new, one reason for the dtveltipmcttt of the lum- > Ptcke is the easy and becam- 1" t uiVCs to the havcrxi for fnli, 1314. If ytu h freedom cf action, try Lhig line. You can reach. bend, stretch, lor stoop with the assurance that ‘your belt holds securely in place because extra fullness above the waistline alien's for this freedom. Anntht-r reason for this fashion 1s that it provides harmonious b1l new straight skirt

. 0:" t lhcse tho: , tiv blended for;

the ‘m

everything

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to bcrtcliltt. which is and only 011 tire":-

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I Social and Personal z Fashio

GIRL 16 NEEDS MOTHER’S AID

Adolescent May Have Dates In Moderation: Learns How To Size Up, Handle Men

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: Will you please answer these questions for me? (l) Don't you think a girl of 16 la old enough to date regularly and to take care of herself? My parents do not want me to gocut with so many different boys. but I am certainly n long way from being en- gaged, and who wants to go with the some boy all the time?

. r (2) Is it all right for a glrl to go with n boy who la younger than is? t3) How can a girl attract boys when she la not exactly pretty. but Just good-looking? (4) What about kissing? When should a girl kiss a boy? If she should not kiss him on the first date, when? (l5) Should a girl

tell o. boy that she has fallen in love with him?

C. B. D.

ADOLESCENT LEARNS ABOUT MEN

ANSWER: t1) Well. daughter, a girl of 16 is old enough to begin having dates. but not too many and the datee should not stay too late. It is part

~ *“- oi her education to learn how to handle men and 110w to size them up. If she doesn't acquire this technique along with ‘icr other schooling, she never gets it. But at l6 no girl knows how to take care of herself. She nerds Mama to protect her and to teach her the ropes and see that she gets in with the right crowd and doesn't do the wrung things.

Your parents are wrong in objecting to your going out with so many different‘ boys. That ' your salvation, fer there is safety in num- bers and it" you play tirottntl with a lot of diffez-ent boys, you are not going to imagine yourself in love with any one of them. Besides, it gives you a chance to look them all over and see which one you really like best.

t2) It is all right for a girl to

- she is. but there isn't much profit in it. Girls develop faster than boys. and he Will still be n small boy when you are ready to marry. A boy frit-nd three or four years older than you are is ycur best bet.

t3) If you are a little shy on looks, compensate for the lack of them by developing other attractions. The beautiful can be dumb and get away with it, but the tnlain-lookers have to have a line. If you are always entertaining and amusing; if you are a good dancer and

»pl:1y a crackeriack game of bridge; if you fit in anywhere and help make any party a success. and particularly if you make

who takes you out frcl that he is giving you the tim

you can turn all the livin" pictur girls to the wall.

go with

[Cooks Corner . _____ ,

By C. D. William‘;

l APPLE GINGER KUP-SIDEFDOWNI, CA l;

I 1 What is wrong with this sch-

tence? "The clothes have been

I laundrled several times."

2 Wha the correct

nunciation of "chic" malty: lish)?

3. Which one of these words is misspelled? Advantacous. analo- gcus. audacious.

What does the word "suscep- tibie" mean? | 5 What twiih ch that

confused"? ANSWERS

r l Say. “have been laundered" n (11511 Add, 2. Pronounce sheek, ee as in sheep. a tim; 101-13 Advantagcous. 4. Capable of 511w.‘ being influenced: readilv acteclicg.

to n1 -

3 tablespoons but-fer

1-3 cup brown suan , 3 ahpics | ‘i Lill) mild-flavoured fat l .1 tlcicsooons wnrtt- SL131!‘ | 1 c311

l out; sifted pustrv flour o'.'_l cup

. less ll IIDICSDUDIL: sllvcd till-Dill‘- ; jtoﬁtllllilll‘

r-"o 5.} -

beginning “completely

is a word means

. r 3 cup lifllllllLl \\a' Melt butter 1n o" Ibrown sugar ' ' " m ~ t" _ "- n 5111-, “Everyone ls surecillible

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i By Roberta Lee

wt-il -1 odd q klv Pour dish and bake tlerr, F. about

l ' f l Q. Should a mun JWPCGQC n’ 1 ' 1 1 . I wtiiian w en entering an utttuiizo- n 61 f out, or should he chino o.cr 4.11‘ , teen? t _ A When a mah and we l ‘Xlﬂillg together in n. c iiiugc or - ‘ll.UllODl|* the vomun ‘nouin cc Hllwvcall} “ieimseflm. 5km: genteh Ollbbhe right. if the venlcl; Wllllm" “SW4 “f”? ‘Tlfuﬂ ,. Bi 1s not, so placed that the woman in A 5 lwclﬂfagf 1E". tjlﬁmlﬁlngo‘ stepping in can easily move over “i” ' “- “it? it i? 1.1%“ hi?! iii"-.:~r::“.iz-“Kiiiir: “"1" a m“ miiueﬂ‘ mm“ W2‘! ‘nicvlti (to step across 15.1 l it ' , clilutcu with a ‘lithe toilet‘ wvttiiai: Q would u be m“ n Rm ; all’ ""0 “>14 “lam "W! ‘RPM-M’ ‘h k1 go to the railroad station to sec lbmg upwards use ‘l new p . I40: a mun who is leaving town‘! -°°."'~" “mm ‘he use“ “lose Dcwmes A Not the acquaintance u; slight. 1f he ls a fiance or u verv iclose friend she may do so with l propriety. _ Q If you take :1 bite offocd which 1s tco hot, ivbat ShOU-iu ‘mu

By Anne .t\sl'.lcy

SOllELl. - Q. How can I keep the grease .e[ (zciitciles from dripping: down 1h:

id ? ‘s ti? ’l‘he_v will not drip if the)‘ lure given a coat oi white vorthsn [and but away to dry 1m‘ Eeverﬂl mlays Thev will also last twice as ' long. I Q. How can 1 make a 805d

I ~ - - - - Y sowhion to" cleaning painted walls? , w m d an 01d . A Us: *1 cm, m- kiqraruvc‘ 1_ w“ l coast town as bo be .

t _ _ _, _ _ .. musical box. made in Germany. ‘:*i**:iti1-..:tiitiwisz-sit-stilt{Wm mi y» l another soft cloth I {Egg-ah 11°33" w P1" m“? Brl"

A. Qulcklv take n swallow of water.

when a house ln-a south-east

fr... ti.

‘Autumn ’s

Blight

been;

Now that Autumn's hcrc again, it's nice to con- l essings oi the season. Pretty Mariel

I boy who ls younger than

1 fading.

Bresnahsn, who took part Festival, odds life to this still~life of Autumn's gifts.

l l tr

l 1 swarm?!

Who; uubuyVicfory Bonds) you sp ~i.-.1 the Victory When Acadia ‘hiking Powder uses a container that does not Plqllire "dial war materials, Aﬂﬁldiili foo,"_helpn speed the i Victory. A518. your grocer for i the same dependable, double- ‘ acting Barboufo Acadia in a new wartime container.

You Can 1J0

Price Control Questions and Answers

Questions and Answers on Price Control will appear m Hit.- Ullllfll‘ lllll 3S 3 Higlliﬂi ILHHRJYC l">\L'll (lay. The questions are liosi: “illCll haw reached the Wartime Prices imu ‘Krone Bout-d irum houscirnes iii lthls region. The unsucis re pro» |vuied by the imam lteudcrs. rer- iang ivho have inleiiigiznr. question: ‘to ask on price control lift: mviiui

it 1o the (funi- hﬂt: PINE-i

lo send them in ‘homeos- ztegioiiul mince iii the war um ‘Prune Board. I bought u u _ru.1ry of this your - to turn l» in now lot is this permissible? A No. you cannot pu thuii one car lll u c > l Q l rcnt ll room and our . . 1 ‘in: lanoioiu s. “rants the lUUill for his 13 bay -' he git-c me one or sr. months to leave? . A. Your l; rilorti r.11 t '6 mouths itiotlct- to \ however. may not i‘ ll u lug the winzer sauson they. 1 toiAprll 30 )

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st llClLt:

i Q. Are there ciuv cannons v.:i.tl I now in tuition bool: ll‘. l A Cannini: :1 i 3 ltl lll 1:30»: thrce v/ill not expire i:

t l "S'CRAPl>‘u~Jl&

By Robvr a Lee

Curing Fm: .i"rs Dissolve Lqul»!

linzt to the Oi Witter. net i. suit on’ the hqizia. ooh; l solution lcr 4 or a rinse in sevtrai ch

and dry. The ‘ftrzlh Lehioh juLe till ichzuve tartar [Kohl his lCCl/il, out i; snouid be rc- . moved thoroughly alter the clea ling rinsing with lukewarm watt.

of hunk- ‘ _OX 1.11.0. 5

Lb Ul Vflliﬂ‘

Q . as acids are iniurious to the tseth.

Prevfnt Failing

If red i; 1 1' his. l print gint; ‘i’ aketi in b: rtix ,water it w l prevent 111cm from

or icd

and Gay’

In Chicago's Harvest

Ellen’s Diary

By An Inland Farmer's Wlfa

l ' is certain that I have left ‘ pmlsloh with any who

2th.’!!! tihlsw!‘ 8 wwoﬁgv:

l

'11:? vlng in and try the ancient proverb: ‘Honesty the best policy," I shall hurry to set this matter right. He drew my at:- tention to 1t I18 he sat reading. be-

l side the kitchen-lamp. one even {.'i°°“i.‘i' “e iiit:li“iii kit“...

. or P9

walyuﬁf constructive criticism: “Any-

one residing this woulc at

once oun- elude that you uric! the Island's bus,- e .

[lest woman." 1 bring a lmied: RAnd that, no one else at Alderlea. ‘does anything." I am absolutely lcontrliie. i! I thought that even one who might chance to rend, found anything herein to substantiate such a. charge. For. I well realize .the fact, these small pages oculd ,7 not nearly hold a rewrd of the acti- "i" of the other members of the _v at Alderlcn. So. I must apo- l0 these: To James whose stv is tireless, whose will to "spirit." I suspect often 't~.\ ‘ "z Tc Jock, whose work at present because of the cut ;right hand is liimtcd, and who I know is a little impatient at this inconvenience: To Jeanie, always busv and interested as well: To ‘every other funnera wife through- ,t1ut the length nun breuoth of our Jislztnd. especially mothers of-smull lbut distracting blessings. whose winys can have no endings and t0 other housewives too. these I lqiow re much busier than Lxlnoecd en I come to view 1t hrouzh 0.11155, eyes. I did perhaps err. men in terms of recent work tic- r-ctizyilished. I almost nzree with James description of mv not-too-I feeble efforts. He said m Karolyn, I think it was. l overheard them. when Kzirolyn laughed: "She used to work. She only putters now " Then ton it is comforting to dis- ‘t-ovor that James is still earthly I suppose even in families there is a cinngei- of taking too much for granted for even at this-house at Altlerlen. moses" - middle aged enesi-can get’ "out-‘of-jolnt."

t \

Yesterday was everything that n SWbatlt should be to recall. zthd i . re one in the ensuing days. , It icmindcd me of one I read nbaut. i\\'ll€l‘l One ivalkecl amid ﬁelds n! ‘ripened corn. This too l5 that spit- vson anti yesterday was beautiful luith the erullar quietness of iAtttnnnt hovering about I walked to the Kirk-at least I intended to and did part \\’2l_\'—Cl‘l_l0yll1l1 much the trmiqttility of the morning I pout-ed rt lllB hill-top not so much to fill almost depleted lungs as to view ihc entrancing scene below.

( ' hill-tops. . T (‘PC lllCV illT‘. S0 lﬂllfl" 11S CHO b . . can l’ catch a true perspect- 'i‘.'c of tioihcs in the vztllev below. lI looked clown on the old mill and pond guarded by and nestled among llhe surrounding trees. I think man zmtl nature could not contrive to mfikc n more charming picture and litrihizwtz lms been loft out or could ‘b: added to make n. more Dic- l ‘s le landscape It pleases me nnrct the mill with byigon-e and generntions and I see

v

SEPTEMBER 2s.

194i

ns Pr. Literature

WEEKLY FOOD HINTS

Logan, Swift's ﬁmedjiome econo- niismvhose weekly, wmim: ',' ,column ii n iegulu future of this page. Look for

time valuable him ugh Monday Ly Mimi; p“,

Becfsteak and Kidney Pie

This famous standby ll a wonderful dish for Full appetites

for top crust in centre 1nd m, in ﬁlling. Moisten top eds; of paste with cold water and ndjusg rolled our sheet of paste slotted for escape of steam. Bake in hot (375 degree) oven until crust is goldcq. brown . . . about half an hum

SILVERLEAF PIE PASTE

3 cups sifted flour

1 tsp. baking powder

2 tsp. salt

V» cup chilled Silverleaf Lani very cold water

Measure and sift into a bowl flour, baking owdcr, and salt. Cut hiltSiivt-r cnf Lani in finely, remainder more contsdy. \‘i'1tl1 a fork work in iust enough colti water to make n paste that just clings together and cleans easily from the bowl. Chili before rolling out.

Another popular way of using the less expensive cuts of beef, Beef- stcak and Kidney Pic is delicious, nutritious and easy to prepare. Cut 2 lbs. ofrouhd steak and one beef kidney into 1% inch cubes. Dredge in well seasoned ﬂour and brown in ho: lard. Simmer in a heavy saucepan for about two hours. Add 8 tiny onions peeled and sliced, 4 or 5 carrots scraped and sliced and 6 potatoes peeled and quartered Cook 15 minutes more. Blend lard left from brown- ing meat, with flour left from dredging and work into smooth gravy with stock. Now line sides of a deep dish with Silverlcaf pie . paste-see panel-place a support

SWIFT CANADIAN c0. LIMITED

and whnt would be. lv gnrbeti c-ttsfrmers in odd cr-s come in nvcr the mal- e

Tr" 1| to its dnor. But not on iSnL“ . In those bvzont» days.

ch . . :1 still " Nothing tlnre disturb its peace No

A bird might perhaps down to touch the

w. Pfllitll ."‘I‘"'l riuivllv ‘i . Al l

mrrnih’: miﬂit ii \ 1' about " “ll rivl nnnrl softly and chr- rvsifwl" and WlllSTJBl‘ secrets of the ion: am. ‘ _

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DESIGN N0 H08

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ag. complete

Tn order oattem: Write or

to Needlework own Guardian

Driicn No. i108

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Makers of Premium Ham and Bacon; Siiverleaf Lard; Jewel Shortening; Brookfieid Butter, Eggs and Cheese

Needlecraft 1i FOR THE HUME

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SCULPTURE!) LINES

‘A art-es graced bv on extremely flattering neckline, smooth ‘princess lines emphasizing slelltlerncss and ‘s32 shirring thrtts kind to the fig-

No 3615 in size 36 yards 39-inch fabric.

20 cents Print vour Name. A Number nlninitn size vou wish.

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Provo-u; l

KEEP COOL

"I can't understand h mMHt-ie _w keep so calm. when“? hqpbenet: said Robinson. 0h’. its lust a mutter of train- M- Ive a wife. ﬁve children, two] ideas. and a cigarette lighteri”

Pens in:

niche; lllv walking prone“ on er stoma . their" legs. cm

on ice "DrlBht or flat, kicking with I

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0n “CERTAIN DAYS" 0f The Month?

Do functional periodic ‘ I make you foal nervous. ndgoty. ln-l- hblu, ﬁred, and I bit blue-ct ouch

times’!

Thnn mart M once-try Lydia l}. ‘ . Plnkhnm‘! Vegetable Compound to i. » relieve such nymptomo. Plnlrliams oﬂeoti o c,“ ‘ Compound n mode eipcclnlly lor Vitamin Bil; 5'“: ﬂint") the kind tn women. Thousands upon thousands Ilclps Nnturt llil Hwﬁsabngul before of women and girls have reported. buy! TZllUl rid -b;aume_ ‘m5,’ m, benellul mm mm‘ atlldellghted with rcaulul

A grnnd thing about Plnkhnms If WW1’; ‘In ‘amalgam compound is that It ll made from 1- ollow l! 6

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