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‘Tight troll-infection the hospital way." he said. “with germ-killing Lysol." And we did seem to have less trouble alter I got finicky about cleaning with Lysol!

With everybody using the asmr sink, I used to just grniin (Hill wait for sickness lo sprcail from one child to another. “How can I help it?" I asked the doctor.

MAKI nus mn Add 2% uibl spoons of Lysol to ear-h gallon of ivriter. See how much less “elbow grease" cleaning takes! Try it on: Sinks I Tubs v Toilets - Tlla Linoleum v Garbage Pall

\_» “Christopher Columbus. . . I'm a dia- cover-er!" I suiil, first time I mlrlcd Lysol to the cleaning wulcr. “It's ‘soopf! “by, Lysol iictunlly helps clean ris well ns dlalXXlCCLl Hurray!"

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Prince Control Questions and Answers

uestloiu and Answers on Prlcl Cogtrol will a pear in The Guard- ian as a reg ar feature each day. The questions are those which have reached the Wartime Prices and Trade Board from housewives tn this region. The answers are ro- vlded by the Board Readers. er- lon; who have intelligent questions to ask on price control are invited lo send them in writing to the Women's Reilional Advisory Com- Inittee of to War Time Prices and Trade Boa-rd. as a landloard have to house for my tenant? is a matter which due not coimeunder the iurlsdiction of the Wartime Prices and ’i‘rur.c Board This has to be decided be- wien the landlord and the ten- n

Q. Do I decorate a A . This

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t a How many commodities are to be rationgd when the new ‘ration book is available? I A. There will be ration coupons .lOi' butter. preserves undsugai- in lration book number five. There are l also five spares

Q. Do I present "K" coupons yvoléeicnu I am getting my nlcw ration

A. You do not detach “K” cou- pons from your ration book num- l her four You till out both sides of

the stub one with your name and I address and the other with the ser- l l number and prefix number on your book four and present this entact in book four at your distri- buting centr: Children's sues must be inserted.

Q. Last week-end I served six

' chat-ion of "recoup?

Which misspelled? Abs sinth

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e. What does the word “pique mean?

: a. What is a word beginnin ‘with iris that m . being aplpeased?‘

l. Does not rot dresses or men's shirts. Docs not irritate skint

1- No waiting to dry, Can he used fight after shaving.

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3. Prevents under-arm odor, i Rs = helps stop perspiration safely. . L (mm, back z Prmmunc A Pu". Will‘?- “lliflrfic- We-koon. e as in me unstressed. o 5 srlmlm vanishing “flm- i i as in coop. accent last syllable 3 . Awi dcd Appro al Scsl o l Abscess. 4. A feeling f res t AfllENlCiflll1$lltiii€vOnaiiiiiidflfl :ment (Pronounce peek): “eSnh

ins-harmless to fabric. Use

{was piqued bv iancird neglect." 5 Arrid regularly.

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A little starch is the g-real; re

begins to show

its age. Don’ use tco much-Ans: enough to re new the original “body” fabric. Improves

39¢

Also i5: and 59! jaral

x. Needlecraft f FOR THE HOME

DAYTIME J UMPER.

fine cotton material

Print. your Name. Address and B Number size vou wish

Addre Charlottetown Guardian.

Name

Etreeli Addren

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tonight.

cffeoive today and would t Place in the Southeast Asi manti .n the near future.

Air operations in Western Eu- rope will now come under Gen. Eis- enhower! deputy overall comman- der. Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder of the R. A F

Bicycling Bermudans-Tire with a shortage of blcvcle 1

a com-

faced ights:

LONDON, Oct. l5 —fCPl

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rWiiY cuts Bil ousmins;

prefer this way to relieve distress of

Flf/fl/I/f/l/[ll

Willi its Nervous

leafless Feelings Take heed if —at such tim headaches.

you like no many giril CD-filiflf‘? from cramps, backache, feel tired, blue-ail due to func-

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A pa‘ ham s Vegetable Compound to re- if lleve such symptoms Pinkham s ’ Compound not nnl helps relieve . A. mon hly pain but u so accom any ’"'

ing Weak, nervous feelings o? thi: nature. This is because of its sooth- gfi, egetgt on om: or woman's Most h o A r OIGANB- Pinkhiimb Compound is made diihlitrleogialtfiiiiaitexheeg“. Pol from effective mole and herbs do ted with reaui

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nd girls u ,.'.‘.‘-‘.i'.“"'l tel nu

“may! min Bi). rr BIL?! Thousands of women a

' i €_--__=. meals to members of the armed j i égigcxes fliflhd no»; ‘find {l cannot ex- r New cream I h‘ eywxergg; .or ra oncouporis. . j, as . . . accordlnizt the ;. DQQdOfUnE l yeizulatlouzs you mav secure rgtioris l ' £45111"?! _ j “Y C- v- WWW"- bilsilftlggt i222?! .’*’.'l““’€." v 5118265 vou ‘eep tl cart and = Stop Perspiraiion i, 1 Wm is Wm“ mm m “mwlug; gnxeiielglsrniiaavzlebgeadged a m. ' A ‘tome? “We returned back homelexchanize may be riei&geriltf you; ‘ B11211 ioundzfljrs: gigolo were." Local Ration Board office.

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one of these words 1S ab-

eam "incapable of

fresher for a tablecloth that has‘ lived through many tubbings andlmg

of the _ any well-worn piece of linen. perks up limp cur-| talus and gives new crispness to

tylo plainly. Be sure to state

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iyiypyihu-e y Air Force under Gen Eisen- ower. has been named Allied Air Commander-In-Chief in Southeast Asia. the Air Ministry announced

The announcement said Air Chief Marshal Leigh-Mallory had been réllevéd of his present command alre his

HOUSEHOLD SO RAPBOOK

By Roberta Lee

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Prevents Heat

Do not leave aim-k. spoon. ‘or other inztal utensil in a pot which ls desired to neat rapidly. as the metal will deflect the heat and pro- loiniz tilt: time oi’ reaching the boll-

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Rust Stains

To remove rust stains from cloth- ing. try lemon juice and salt Then hold over a steaming iza kettle. The steam will aid greatly in re- moving the eDOts.

Earl it is a good thing toremeinber

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The Finest Money Can Buy

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do about it because they lsted. They at their wed writing notes weeping her

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who is to busy to the days were not

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once as bitter as death. For _ her to meet this new life into which she has ent. cred. At home she was the cente irig. chatting group. Now she spe within four walls, as alone in solitary confinement. At home she knew everybody. city to which she has been brought one except the man to whom she is married, and give her much of his time or conversation. At home long enough for all of her a CllLib work, lunches, parties, something In the city her dreary occupation is kill T00 LITTLE T0 D0 IN NEW HOME

Worst of all, she has nothing to do to distra

HOMESJICK BRIDE BIG PROBLEM

Surprised Mate, Little Understands Feelings Of Girl In New Quarters In Strange City

A matrimonial problem with which many young husbands are con. fronted is that of the homesick bride, and they do not know what to did not. even suspect that such persons ex. thought that all brides were ecstatically happy looking‘ ding rings and moving around their new furniture andl of thanks for their wedding gifts. And here‘s Mary Jane eyes out because she is parted from Mother and the girls. " Nearly every girl who moves to a strange place ‘ to live when she marries

goes through the agony

_ ul ti, to hi and whue h “s” n is an “pm lilirvgr vnotlceds the pearly drops. or

nothing has prepared‘ r of a gay, laugh. l nds her days shu: as if she were in a jail |

in the strange she knows no

ctlvitles. Church work, to do every hour of the day. lng time.

ct her mind from its on PBQG 9)

APT RETOBT

hie train was crou untry affair that stoppeda at all widens and frequently several times in be

Grimm-Yes; but new she‘! sat- isfied w lay it down.

HINTS 0N ETIQUETTE

If you are invited to a 26th wed- ding annlversary any, you must send a gift. Pre erably it should be of silver. but in these tmes of

that a fresh em! Will alive-vs sink repidivwhen putintowater’ _ _

, y from what we've observed. . . . iumipers are lust about the most. l: is usually because their resist- . r plppulai- itemnrlin colleiz: list — iuice is lowered. . l is one. r1 a - , . .

l; i m- buttoilécl]. isvnirieéiieu Czlaillfidyllru Build up lbw‘ "I11, "I'm" °l

. i No 639 in size l6 requires 2 strength with the aid of Father yards 54-inch fabric for iiuriuer: gohns Medicine. This body-

. 1% yards 39-inch fabric for blouse. uudin mgdicine has been used

Send 20 cents for PATTERN.

success ully for over 85 years both in the treatment of colds and to help rebuild suen

and viuiliy. Free from aico oi or harmful drugs, it is absolute- ly safe for children and

Made in Canada

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lhe low spot; upon ital grassy mold

The purple oak-leaf fails; the‘ birchcn bough I Drops its bright spoil like arrow- heads of gold. -W. C. Bryant. EDWARDIAN HATS SHOWN ‘FOR. FALL A group of late autumn and

winter hats shown by America's top milliners include many Ed- wardian hats; women recognize such creations as an ermine shal- low breton lined with black vel- vet and matched by a huge ermine pillow muff. A pale pink ostrich rbusby and an oversize mink tur- [ban with a stole to match are .exarnples. Braagaard contributes ‘a mauve brim filled with dahias in shades of pink and several striking high turban of fur with flowers thrust through the 10p, A toque of silver fox with pale blue ostrich tlpg to accent the forward look is worn with silver fox stole and muff. the latter on a shoul- der strap.

i You know-oi- do you? — the trick of melting chocolate on a piece of waxed paper in your double boiler. Lift out the paper. scrape it off and you save both

1 chocolate and dish-waslfng.

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A stocking is rio stronger than it; weakest thread arid rayon threads that become rain-spotted are retty weak sisters. If you're caul t in a shower. be especially careful when straighienlng seams.

éiydia s. Plnkham’s illllETiiiilE coiiroiiiin J1

gang up your hose or removinl

WHEN CHILDREN

Catch Cold

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LivingfiiLeisure THE WUMAN'§ REALM

[glamorze the black basic dinner

scarcities, any nice gift would be appropriate. _

GLAMORIZE BLACK

"a ttechables"

No one 606$ l”

with grea er finesse than Msiribocher.

In a class all by itself is a short boxy jacket of brocade lined with mink. Glamor scarves fur trimmed or embroidered. that are easily re- moved. are used to cover the bwk and shoulders when desirable. as are coats of embroidered wool.

ll cooirs CORNER‘

l Z ouips canned cooked and mashed pumpkin ~3 cup liaht brown sugar

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bl fine Sulliataxlixa add eapoon izran c su ar. srefuiiy fold the stifiiv u ten M: white into the pumpkin mix- ture. ‘mm ixture into cooled. baked pie crust.

108:1“ ilrximt/he oven 3601i‘ for (about

CHOCOLATE UUSTARD

bat eggs aliizhtiy. 1-3 cum sugar. me salt and the ssaldeu milk. and the vaniiia. Strain into

greased custard cups. and bake in a pan of hot water at 325 deizs. fr‘. until a silver knife. inserted in the centre of the custard. copies out clean. Remove from heat and cool.

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By An Island Farmer's Wife

I had an anniversary of sorts. myself today-a semi-annals one» the first of its kind. I celebrated

l ove e h or else bo carried out with the tide." In a. wav James has a right to ask for the fulfill- ment of my pledae. been occasions when 1 have lapsed in mv duties. Masculine knees have been left bored to the mrbiic gaze. Shingxlg-riails togflizore the brunt t2! suippo n er garmen . Lunches have been sketchy or of late have almost disappeared And there havr- been other iiealiaences. I suppose if I did consent to throw my pen away. mavbe for tomorrow. [I could go happily and carefrre about mv work. 0n the sic IR rlriv I would likelv muse frequently beside the front kitchen-window to look wlstfullv-with an itching right hand-An the dirrction of "whore niv lovc" lav sleeping Per- haps James would ha. find me in tears. lone v iy tears. Then he would either return work as 1f he had

se as he says: “To keep peace" promise to produce another pen.‘ Everything considered, maybe it was us well to have kept my own council as I did. in the matter. and celebrated quietly. rather than un- set the present. routine at Aiderlea.

This was another dav when all thought of field-work had to be put out of mind. However it is “an ill wind blows nobody good" for when I crossed it this morning on my wav to the mull-box. the stream beneath the bridge had risen. swollen with the rains. until I could easily have touched it knew then there would be sawing at the mill today. I heard the operator deplore the

. Iii-flan. lack of water for this purpose. last - d ~ Don McNcm the llaacbu cltCVL-JOOQ-

week. when he spoke of it to James. mm’ “m” w .' qgg.

A5 1 put mv bread 1n m; pang, 1 o-foot-two master of cuemonies on "M" m“ ' “u” wind ha" me 53w be!“ 913mm‘ "The Breakfast Club." The conti- luhlil ClA---~|°-”-W-4|'-l- edthe sharp ringing tones. not. un- . “l d - d-

llke l; scfirrrlalnos notes. ‘But, ther; "f" 5_m°“bP°P '1' KTImEFtJP iiiinu cmis. mucus-a ar au opran vo ces. one sore Wl rs

R150“! Iii-fill an; "$111031"? mung} ggr Zvzwdifeli-lirltifgriadl netzoxk [w mo; clcltiutho>nlouulilh \V P11 95. l . ‘CH1 S Ill C L , _

bird-song irn " ziytlm ’ see sweet ginning with November. l._)on, who vaauo cat....|o.is-io.u-.a. fifdflo °lj1§we‘§,'§,l_ ‘$13913?’ ' m 0Q]. u“; is 36, weigh: 200 pounds. ll mum-i weakness-ions...

that make James grab for his pipe’ to steadv his nerves. I too can ap-

t . '1‘ h ' 't h‘ l ll Pr l. . I > , . ldvnaeriiouirtlgilirdthte ecgiigugtkwra Chill: 4153M“ m; lane liaweesilixgs its 1033i‘. NYC - f?‘ 111°“?- He“ 5"" Ym" d." like to be told if they sang betas around 1945mm; muggy uiar tune. as it slipped blltl-iey rightwith hishappy-go-luckyantics bmkfut ‘hfl-‘wbokay-iofn‘ oiltgok here. sir." hQldfllll toions fwtif/poon nutmeg glugug‘ dlrlifwtffigt fr?‘ a: 5P3}? each morning Monday through bmfl, "In; passengers as ie exam ir. poon ‘ n m c ' " - htstiktspthtbc, i. a w g- ~ bel .Ysindeditis"nil-1 ‘s Prlvhy-Svemrwwmwrwsrtflfl . travslchealr-fa-rezi" v mo i‘ Grabtiihsprllird ‘giovlesoranse thalwblovss nobildy Rood} m“ for time and radio stations in you: And fro!!! m!" 5 1" a “Ls he really?" replied the pas- is cup rich milk ' ‘ loan which c" d“, mgmn "I'm Breakfast Club," ee discuss ifl-téflzzqgifigiy.w"wealé. £5 was small yofifidt one wnoié can‘ and one fag z Ihsawttgéiectiit gaahcit; an airlmful of t7 '7 P ' you! wmhne food Problem‘ In d" '. 'e a r .’ er. cmp ne pump in, al_'-.c _ sacs roni “ 1e new- - - _ _- (‘his _ ' r . ~ l l -. building" tn 1 u k During h" =1“ "*1"? ° meantime do remember um food Brine-You say that your wile E1333 i153‘ ofal‘ gilaungias? cAtsid 1.2g his wav to dliemdfrltlgg 58.231115. £1884‘: happy show, Don has won mstabout is a wflpzm o; w“ B", k “hi” went to college before you married wellbeaten egg. the potatoes from the field up the la the mwuinmmt ‘wads 805,15 . _ her? me milk and add the wood-road are stored. James came . of m. cook if fwPtll-‘fik? tbzzrYriu some. uaht u... bu... wuwzruswk "1"" “r i.'£i"v'i{ii.“°l>.;“飒°.ll§“°‘lu“.535.“l k d" ‘-'°‘"l 5*‘ All —' I O 0 - t ’ 006850 ‘ . B e 1' O ' , lnz up law. youssaidv til the mixture mls llllCliellfiflv. “smdlnlf has begun at Alderlea. d°hv“°d m h“ chm3° m‘ ‘°

seems onlv this other day we completed that work. and now it is here again The cycle of farming.

w and reap. then make ready to sow again. After breakfast I helped James to figure it all up, even when I am well aware he knows all the answers before he begins He took the remaining days of this month of October to flt each dav to its

t use. Farming. following a proper schedule should _ thins: ered to the storehouse by Hal owe‘en For November, well. November must be truly eminine. She changes her mind so quickly.

l Funnv when James matched hir- n

‘av- "m ork. h iii m u assisted n letting the The Dominion Seed

shiriem- zviiceptiliairc ofolzlguilsenThog ggtliizcgxiatleigblllh." ft amused me game this after-upon to‘: ti: Sabbaths-was zvell filled. Small to watch film. when I loined th “b tio n lip-muff! gmiii for irlesltt. I m tgnniii rfor lfile you. pilck out rgcmgcllg $231501‘; axhflfltjtfr mMh--5f“;““"fr°.n “h,

an OX‘ O G1‘ . Oi‘ - B11165’ i! - ness1>ssimall timemlno for that Per? cwerflizllv with notches conveniently help and "W011i!!! u"

haps after all, many illnesses are fancied!

In the mp of double boiler place the chocolate, sugar and milk. and oook over hot water until chocolate is niel . Spread over the cold custards. and place 1n refrigerator until the chocolatn is set.

MODERN ETIOIIETTE

B! Roberta lee

{arson have to possess in order to be called "a good mixer?"

MUS! have h pleasipll

od points a t a. person. OVtHOOK faults. and not speak ill of anyone

Is it necessary that a man ramovo his glove to shake hands with a woman?

A. Yes. ii her hand is izloveless. if the woman is wearing gloves. it is not necessary.

Q. would it be appropriate to have s buffet luncheon following an afternoon weddi

ng? A

r -ti ed mne- miimggiu ‘irrmiiriliiiirea belt about i 1-2 inches wide. made with W‘ oral loops which fail beIOW the waist at one side. vel a firs“!

touch to a basic woo drele.

ALWAYS TIIEI —Yei Sloop liidii’! Nelp!

Deanrtitloeineliiawagap nlalll eyed. ref . i il at ae aiaay. d’, ially ova 40. Ian"? m l - d“

n] loinu. lava: val! feel their but. The reason is due a common complaint-l rn cio with nous food waste. .. °-’.°“...'éi.‘fl.'l".'li°"°‘i."u°ll“'l'ifi Ills n. file aetlou a aiwanrlhili aa dectivl all t a NI? ca. as?“ rhm m ‘h? "Tul-iliixuuwmey’ ‘ant: l | v i.iend"'Tlllfledlmtilnl ‘rim WakU U» Nat-m"- luativa ii ulat dips

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By Alase Ashley

Q clean?

A. Light - colored candies will not soil easilv if {boost of clear shellac before

In W them w dogma cloth when they do

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SM. soil-

Q. How can I keep the green eolgr in peuf own porf color little bit o soda is added wet/r in w h they are cooked. Q. How can 1 make