Living

thou who dread s

A u b‘ u IMWfiTThLQ-s 's 10cm 1g, ep w ' otherwise dull

Because of old, old scars of pom ml: vnrk during y: r

1 .

m.’ unkind hurt from ‘much bounty,

God stnd the springtime gentlr- FOBSYTHIA. QUINOI,

leaf by leaf —Julis Collin; Amsyne.

Henna. was u tlnxc to dje t: tlu- 111111415 tutti .

now lDEAs 1' ‘ msr

nothing ne

o“ Leisure

The Woman 's Realm

mreythis ‘ in Cleopatra's magnolia ere the shrubs whose .rnlni.=. palms cf blossoms are forced most easily in of the feetHthe house

r: mar rnoivrm tepid water in s bathtub it:

BLOSSOM! IOI-OID _.___ . fioworinl quince snd

some People like to plunge the freshly cut branches

'24 hours. This is supposed to start the sap flowing grid allow the water " w w get up into the branches. The t

OOOO~

i Dorothy ‘Dix Safiys-

MEN GIVE imrrtu Tuouonr 1o

Live Up To Cook Book Sisters Afterward

DIM! M185 DIX-f! m! order in get I husband, I woui

give her the followln! "M"?

your figure down to skin and bones. Men like skinny WWW"-

1 , the wimmers, the glzguietelfllginthth child“ mloixiplishaed liar and develop a WHIP“-

If you have any brains at all, bet your head on a wall until th

of he sea

HOME-MAKING BEFORE MARRIAGE Often Wed. Cuties With Tempers Who Cannot

“id d0 LII lrl ever asked me whet she also“) 1mg earn how to cook or keep house. Men never g: ratilsiéifgfluglllelgcfiigltflm

to prefer a girl whom they can't believe and who goes into tfl-nf-Illms- (4)

IE6 BI knocked out. Ibllow these rules and you will probably 111K111’ 3° "ml

1 this? Because r spent ' Jvfryui? glglalivood and youth fitting

l

"

qumce? Then choose any inter-

ln n; wn d b oh re th dried and ar- n- , 1. w EifBECXil-S, rzll-ililgledesimfinediatgrlly Other people myself to little“; gotédtg/igagsyd lngnmari n. . liven round keep their branches in a ceep con- y: 1111:5153‘ mymmlstake was in be,“ in I, l\.\lAl ‘be 0b; tanler of water until the flowers _ . _- __ u” bu” m worry about m ma" l 1.1. m» psttitworlr have un to open Then they sr- P . md complexion and m be?“ mo t1 - lrange t em and put them where I . ‘oodmatumd and easy w s“ along 1 on - . - zrvalmns in» pcttch- thry can be enjzyed . . with so I have become one o’ m, . l 111 €*ll!ll‘€ If you have no forsythia or » v women whom men “km but do,“

novelty angle 0f e is a practical. pieces are 2-

csting branch Red maple. or white birch (which sends forth delight’ fullv shiny little leaves). bluem berry, or any other brunch which appeals to you. M052 branches will at least give ycu leaves. and

lnve; to whom they come with thil troubles when they want sympath: and help, and whom the)’ 1 mule!"

themselves. Bo that's why I warn rls not to f-t emselves to be K00 WW" w‘

109:”)! ‘FFZT-‘PJY ,3 ‘ l. _.

it is fun to watch the progress of~ these bits of green while the lbranches out of doors are still bare. l

A Job Only You Can D0

P‘. v sllhlw-lling. lg powder.

‘lortening and 5.1 “r angl Crown

1 . t‘ . . . Pt a u’! and floured as " x 11nd bake in a in - on l O nogrrccs F‘ ) for l0 Cw in squares and k2" with Vanilla Sauce or

i‘? 8 V! wider-arm

Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration

1. l]. v n~r rm dresses o! men's s w. Docs nor rrlltsre skin.

1. Luuslullurodry (Lsnbeused ngnl slrcr shaving.-

S. inn.- v stops pcrspimionfor l ‘t, s Prevents odors

4- ll ‘mrc. white. grcaselcll; s-Unrllus vanishing cream,

I, AwarJl-d Approval Sell of Amcntuvr institute oi Launder-

u Brand Com

“ 13o minutes. Serve hot with Lemon

Price Control Question! And Answers

TIRED FEET

questions are those reached the Wartime Prices this region. vlrlcd by the Board.

nlmmmrlc lnunm

, greased lccku tins (filling i-Z to 2-33 full) in a 350 degree F. oven for 25 w or Orange or Fruit Sauce. BROWN BETTY WITH T 350 STEHEEgleQsSI 9m?! - e I‘. Time: About 1 hr. and‘ 20 min. 3 l0 4 lbblE-fpons melted butter. 1 1-2 cups soft bread crumbs 6 medium apples (tart). 1-4 cup Crown Brand Qsrn Syrup. 1-4 cup sugar $16 teaspoon "at. Wallilwb Eroun “nnmson or nutmeg (or both). 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2-3 cup grated cheese. l-a tn 1-2 cup water (depending ers? on variety of apples). A There is no law to Toss melted butter and ‘bi-end crumbs together. Place about one- half ounful in the bottom of e ___ _ 1 I-Z-qusrt greased casserole and ' *

cover with half of the apples (pars-d.

cored and sliced) and half cf fir» 9/"1/ ‘C9

jcombined Crown Brand Svrun Spring Means fixing Up Your

tvorry about stilling your ccul. Q

canning sugar a fcw pounds at

time as

have to be bought at cnce?

sucwr at one time

reillstbr as s butter-maker? ration board office.

lsugar, salt cinnamon or nutmeg 16111011 111106. cheese and water. "W put mother lever of butter- ed’ crumbs over this (sbcut 1.2 cupful) and top again with s layer of sliced apples, then a layer of the combined mixture Top all with‘ the remaining buttered cnxnbs. Cover and bake in a moderate oven (350-875 degree! I.) 80 to 85 mlrl.

Fu rnitura

Int: in: being harmless to llIl

lites. then remove cover end bgke until spplea are tender (45 minutes or l-nscrl. Serve warm br chilled, will! Dlaln whole milk or cream

rm: mm culnrur consmsrt our- wsnn obrrrzn m onus

mothers ed

i! they ever expect to B6- marri . DISGUS .

wgm? 1; to be denied fliaAtutgere Ls rliiuch grfitth in whet this

Questions and Answers on Price Control will appear in The Uuuruiln as u. regular feature each day. The whrch- have and Trade iiuard from housewives in The answers are pro- llcuders who have intelligent question to ask on price control are invited m send

chase is required to give you one year's notice, so y.u won't have to

Will we be able to buy our

, _ _ l‘ Ever required, or WLU it all y

A. You will not be required tol buv your entire supply of canning

Q We have a cow and will now have a few pounds Q1 butter for sale. T. whcm should I apply to

A Write or apply to your local

Q Can s, merchant refuse to sell me 01' snv other person molasses because we are not regular custom_

merchant to sell nnvthingorilrfe 1111: Siffre to lnyone, unlésg he wishes.

correspondent writes, and that most

th t th re is so much $35-33‘ ufi 1am?‘ s20,‘ ffilgtelgslsnge riaziglmar? for ime thing and mm gipm 11L;- w be somethlfiig. totally dif erent slug they are married and this requires a versatility t st 1W "$1M" mien“ w b, ,, goo, Every mdxltoigriake ”.i‘“lf§l'u§"l’§§§’u§l'fi ll...’ t: greased SW55- Bl" d°< hleaixoiwglceliuzxirnd among the maidens of his afiqllflllllllllcellntu he “m5 m who is Mother's little hel er, whose favorite reactlllngskslul-llvfitgllgéltfs: and who presents him wit concrete evidence of er k d m‘ her m- guns by setting him down to meals tbbt Ibo h“ °°° e W nds?

th i w iti to the Women's a . Reeglilnaild Ardviggrv Committee of the Not It Ill. He P1931 9W " m“. wtlafl}? defiant “g3 kaovéege _ ., any of its variations. Bervel l. Wartime Prices and Trade Board. to order a meal at a restaurant, who co n m 0 s P _ 1s w. ‘f cake flour variation, Q 1 wquli 11k: tn stqrt getfing coffee if her life depended on it, and who doesn't know Whelllel‘ W 01° Fruit Puffs: Increase shortening mv ’c.ai Io: next. Wllllil‘. But in a whole lamb or a half lamb if she is golnB W illal/lis "tzuggluiilg°§pé~ w 1-3 cup. omit vanilla, and mu cage the llnllzm is sum. do 1 gat dinner. and whose principal idea lb Kelli"! mfllgfmk h" out o, m; 2 teaspoons grated lemon or orange one year or three 1110111115 lioduc? manem dam ‘mind 0r rum“ up somebody e rind. Bake in , floured cup- A In cast‘ ol sale, the new pur- 11135

, t-tem red wife who will be ens; .. ..‘z“.".uii"t”zt*sl:.."“rli° ma?’ miwm“ i“l'.i"""“§€£$* little vlragoes whom they are afraid o1 even dur ng cour s D- _. man wants a. thrifty wife who wiu hel him set alone. at they mo" girls who dress beyond their means an keep their poor others ln dell. mun wants a, wire who will be a companion to him, yet look at tlu brilliant, hi hly educated men who marry little nitWil-il And so it goes. And it does look as if my correspondent is more thal hel! right when she says if she had ut in more time on her compie-Xlfll and her figure, instead of preparing erself to be B 800d Wife. <ho W011i- have had a better chance of catch ng a. husband. And whether this i because in picking out a wife men pay more attention to outward 81mm than they do to inward virtue' or whether they are so optimistic that they believe that every woman is ust naturally a good wife and doesnt need to prepare herself for the job, no one knows.

DEAR. DOROrI-IY DIX—I have been married almost a year and I am going to have a baby in a. couple oi‘ months. My husband is overseas in the army. Just before he left I found out that he was having an affair wit ' a. married woman, but he told me that he didn't love her and only cared for me, and begged me not. to leave him.

Now that he is one 1 find that it is a relief, as he drank and stayed out nights and neglected me. What I want to know is should I with him for the sake of the baby. or leave him and get a divorce?

Eve

have “o my mi ealytvhnoi do u ldvlse m w do? s O Q l u” ‘ovemmm l y TROUBLED WIFE.

BETTER. HUSBAND MAY RETURN FROM WAR. ANSWER-Don't think of such a thing as getting a divorce from your husband at resent. Give your baby at least the benefit of having n. father and mogher who are legally married when he is born. you will have far less trouble in getting money from your husband ii i you are still married to him than if you were divorced from him and de- pending on alimony. Inasmuch as your husband is overseas, his drinking and philandcr- ling will not distress you as they were bound to do when you were daily witness to them. Arid, rhaps, the discipline of the army may reform him. Many a man, hi ing in some dugout, has thought seriously for the“ first time in his life and, faced with dsnger and death, has found his so .

But es soon es your baby is born I urge you to begin to prepare your- self for the future, whatever it may be. Fit yourself to make a living for yourself and your child. It is shameful for an able-bodied woman t0 sag that she has no way on earth to support herself. Study yourself an find out for what you have an aptitude and then learn how to do it well

men do give lttle thought to n. girl's qllflllmaflmls m" the 3°” “m” the‘ ‘

stay caring for my baby unless I get the money from

Also,

C0

Note: Omit cheese for s plain Brown Betty desert. Serve with Pours! Deuce

the folds f trunks w?“ garments in closets and vent ens

sedlecraft For The Home

Nb wonder fame and fortune has‘

ll 1s so easy to wear at all times -—it has real lends itself t: no one of fabric combinations. This

Rives you a jumper drels but a our picture, gives s trim upholstery i ‘blouse u well. effect. I T?!’ ll l" “W! it?!” With s rayon To start, remove the chair cusb-

blouse, pisln or —use rayon linen weaves, sharksking and oollons for Iurmner Style No dues II to I0: l6 to (d. 111m 8 i-s yards 85-inch fabric

inch fabric for blouse,

nurse Moth-om! flslcee scsttered m

kill moths d - 1mm hatching?“ we

BRIGHT NEW COVER

Yes. chairs get their faces lifted. too.’ The beauty treatment? A brand-new upholstery-style lllp- covcr you can make yourself—flt- ting the fabric right to the chair and snipping off what you don't need.

A sturdy cotton twill, in an attractive geometric pattern u ln

JUMPER DRESS SOAKS In 1948 Hit Parade

me t0 the little jumper drug _

Youth HPDEBI and

pstwm not only

printed for spring

ions and pin fabric to top of chair. the same pattern again rt-r

Smooth and pin it down inside back and scat. allowing four inches for ,‘ tuck-in between, and trim sround ! pins to one-and-s-hslf lnchel for I seams. I Now cover the rest of the chair fa just the same way-a section It a time-arms, front, sides, beck and ‘ cushion. , The next step ls to pin pieces to-

me is designed for 81a I0 II- r the jumper- and i 8-4 yards ss-

Bend twenty cents for pettem

11159333‘ l" 5°1.LY9BY_.W.°1Zk~ continued on pl_le 3.

by Chart

press and will be

s

Butter Coupon No.

Meat Rationing

Meat Coupon Value Charts will shortly be published in the supplied to retail stores that sell meat. The chart will explain clearly the number of Coupons which must be surrendered for each cut of rationed meats. It is necessary lo m! Canadian consumption of meat by about 15 percent. This will allow approximately two pounds per person per wcck, carcass ureight. The brown Snare ‘N’ Coupons in Ration Book 2 will be used for the meat ration.

became good on April 24. does not expire until May 31 No. 8 becomes good on M: l; Coupon

RATION NEWS

situations arising as wartime emergencies. Special arrange- mcnts have been made to mcct such situations and anyone luay obtain the necessary information and application forms at Ration Branches.

Small Arms Ammunition

The manufacture of cartridges for civilian requirements is being cut to about one-third of ordinary quantity. Fifty percent of the amount manufactured is being allocated to remote arcas in the far North where people rely to s large extent on the hunting of

Butter Coupon’ flame for food and for their live-

hood. Any person may use whatever ammunition he has on hand but cannot buy ammunition without completing a certificate to establish that he is an autho-

7 which

. Coupon

N“ l9 on M" a rized_ purchaser. The supply ew- M-Hl- s".:3:l..::.*i:':..i"::.'l;i.:u sporting purposes. Spare Sugar Coupon

Barter or Exchange

Wr't0 your name address and style‘ . D"? f”! malkfli"! Phllbilb ' , k t th t l! ld s 33”" " ""‘ ‘° M‘ '“' '°“ ifiélf.‘ ufliui.“ .53" "m2... 3s. $2.22,“. $313331’ F515‘ u‘; of "wooed emu Io, fig v pinned-up cover to haste. A "flt- yen: housewives {mm us! tingg-and you run it off on the No. g Spare "B" (blue) mp0s: Ilene mac inc. now o_r the extrnpoundofsugsr The R350“ 0rd", “PM” ...‘.’.".: ¥;r*;..';::‘:..‘:,' .‘l°.i.°'1‘.’§5 L". £::..:r;*ui"."srs.li'a..°.:r .. ggv Missy gnaw m» Q3 AMNI lmakim s slip-cover the pin-on no right e9 ingifl yg“ bu; mlyafiggaar‘ nfigzfimceu" m‘: lwsy-lor chair or sofa. Tells how rhubarb when you useihis spore g“ b, mnmd" of 6mm", GU Province ‘° flush ma.“ plackfl‘ ‘nd "m; “'3” whether the goods are paid for also how to fit auto seats, unusually in cash m, when," they are shaped chairs. Suggests colors. fab- w . txchan Cd for cum, 0d! A" rics t0 harmonize with your ronm anlme K 5° '- y flqqunu“. "QNTNLY E . barter qccxchange _of rationed send 15c [n Co,“ (o: you, w” mefggnglgg COMILIIOdIIICB is considered _as a m 0f my to Minx. Slip-Covers to Bunch“ o‘ m. R a pure ealers m_ rationed the Charlottetown Guardian Home Adm“ t u. ‘I ti‘: all?" mes are described m the Ifluiqgun-qmmmvm Service, Address. Be sure to write Morlmlfiz; sauce: curvy a r ers and theyhare thepnl! Lyqhlmnmm.’ venmm Con“ your name, address, end the name “king "time; is '0 ggfiorgfrrom w bomb railoited mundhmm. “wmnflfwwomefl m; [xmlflgfn upp m lies may o tame This column will |p_ r in this newspaper every week to keep M,“ ' Nam. You up-tmdste on lion News. Clip and keep for reference mum . . ,,,,,_,.,,,,,,_’,‘,.f'££"" “'='=;~5:_ unon Aemulmsnou b lid r . ,;‘mpw‘;fl_fl'jmg°dlmllfi_ ""11 Street Addreal o o I c t s A N 0 r c s 0 e a o u R 0 -_~. I fi i

\Voman's Re alm '1 Social and Personal 2 Fashions 1 Literature

ON

25 Dozen in the Lol: Sub Standards

Semi Service

And Semi Chiffon

to other men u wives. but don't marry

Full Fashioned

' Ladies’ Stockings

In all the Newest Spring Shades

Regular Value SL2! SALE PRICE

89c Per Pair

When Children's Eyes Are Bigger Than Their Stomachs...

‘Unusual is the child who does not get slrkd or unset at times from overeating can y_and other rich goodies. Hut. Mother, there is no nerd now to administer drastic ulrl-fuuhionctl llxulfves which mu cheek g‘ 2:131 lliarjyesxe-m and leave them feciinslwelk

Theygotow kat tohl n‘ Bwmllfillv rclildve digiircegss anilpb-ggtelliittshg I "lombkh performance of the bowels in I flsnllc manner. You never know when You will need the help of Children's Own Tablets-so be on ihc enfe aisle-get rs flick-s use toduy. Only 256 nt your thugglgg M“. by the makers of Bu ‘s Own ma“. sour guarantee of n rcllnble product.

ATTRACTIVE LONE STAR QUILT ,

DESIGN N0. 1M1

The "Lone Btu" patch work quilt is beautiful and quite easy to create. A favorite color scheme in various tones of orange, red, brow-n and yellow. Pattern No. i247 con- talns complete instructions.

To order pattern: Write. or send above picture with your name and

Needlework Depsrtlnent, Charlottetown Guardian

DesllllNmllfl NAMI---__...____ BTREETADDREBI -----

We Also Have a Splendid Assortment 0F Firsl Quality Stockings, Full Fashioned at SLOO, $l.l5 and SLZS, All New Shades

BROWSE BROS, LTD.

l The Quality Merchandise

LADIES’ llusltllv SPECIAL

Arriving Too Late For

‘t

Artur.‘ 29. 194a. c

SALE NOW

IILLTH Isl-HOV! OI CANADA

The better the soil, the more like- put in one to two inches details? 1y that your Victory Garden will onion 52.5 11v» . a l glow vegetables with their valuable, three inches vitamin and mineral supply that

Let the line used to marl: ‘he

' r- haw are necesary to g.od nutrition and row stay stretched Ulltlkxfrlll health. If your plot has six hours‘ covered your seed; ,§§‘."‘§‘;.,“,'§§,n. sun daily snc. is tree from roots seeds by hand is ma)‘ and Md i, of trees or shunbs. its soil can cro- s com" o" ‘be l," “u, m. S...“ bsbly be put into go.d condition to so one finger can! 1111p o Snug m now vegetables to fall in the (ri helm)‘, Larger

The most frequent condition s02»; evenly 811d “gel mflvidu, needing correction is predominance seeds should be milmfloo mick, of clay, but the solution is simply ally- Many gardener-l 5 to

nuke the clay c.arser, whichflyimhm the so" y“ rake 9m pound: 3115i to force Ol" me