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Now that women have lost their most noticeable? In I word - fear of aging. they are lookinl P'”"''''' W” d” W! 5”" Wm! lh

Young Wife Faces Difficulties With

Her Father - In - Law

DEAR MARY HAWORTH: My trouble is my relationship with my

; I father-in-law. He is essentially a you”, 10"" Aclnuy the ,5”. years. only Wllll years of we -?-r--- --.----- -ls" ---wW- d fl .1 - ilk t ' posture. An erect posture l 15-89 3 Th? Gll8l'dl9-ll F"d3Yr AP"-l 22- 1955 ' elrt utA'ag.SuyfI:l:l lzkerlllznelu gii 0! "ethu min In: "nu u" can mean a youna. strailhtivul ' , close, as every time I would be- years emsevu. Y Womllll lure Ulll COVCII chin am - LET'S EAT gin to feel natural around him he with I zest for living knows thll lawn Gravity Wins! would want to sit near me and the secret of silylnl Y0!-Ill ll lo Worse. in tipping the chin down . , I make passes. Hutlll frlly. Barhlly aging lsutlhah rtlr thgmuactes on the front or 9,, when I t to ' s to narrow g our men or- throat droop. 1 Garlic Wins Approva .. .::.rn.:.: .. ..... .. . .n."”..... i.':".:..::.:

0d the physical side. woman who appear young were perhaps gifted by a strong constitution. or have lived happpily la a nurtur-

we are farther apart in under- standing than before, I should have let him know bluntly in the beginning just where I stood; but

fiber. nonullrly tanned ta. co, matte muscle. Its role is to con tract the skin of the throat m keep it anus and nnltnod. wt...

By his Bailey Allen

Lettuce and Tomato Salad Strawberry Cakes

"In spite of the strong flavor of garlic. Madame." said the Chef.

V... ed rm 1 , -Del cone. Tea Milk 1 Em ill? -Shy type. more or less. ' lag environment. comparatively the platlsma and the big mu 1 guioodsed insepaosllittne Wiiteity 1u08;mm.1 Chmbmm Sm”: Sm”. d; '.';(lnplull;1lil:ll: gifgtlile JY)lr((l)1l;:l; D . . free from stress and strain. ltow- of the throat lose tone. we makers know the "wk M makmg dice contents 1 chilled (12 01.! .. .. o. .. -e and making bad even mu” mum" women luv! the yen. 0. an cm-i wmlc soclauy accepmblei lcan minced ham. Fry lightly il 2 leelinggs in the family. F ch ed M i- ::fc3Tec3thr:?:dww;?3:gctI apthlrdoor Muaun W31. banana"

- Tn ' our wome ea item are are amo . . - ' - 9 I Rum," H", Gull, lb;,m:)rull3e:a cl heated milk over is has been going on for more "4 . ng the 17 members of the ASSDClRfl0fl Of Canadian Couturier: who nun "meal. sud, women. emu. liu. Rump. Puck” 0 uh

than two years and 1 don't think are showing their original ballroom gowns at the Panorama of Canadian Fabric and Fashion in Montreal April I am a prude. I don't mind a fatherly bug and kiss. but some-

tlonally mature, hold their own beautifully on the age score. On the other hand, the woman who

l4l;l'I,e of the neck. it shouts "pul

The correct way to Cjrfy ll"

”USE Deeled f-131'l1C 59"ll0"5 ””l2 c. soft enriched bread crumbs.

in halves to season. but reiiiuvellldd M tsp. baking soda. 1 mm 21-23 They are' from left to

, right, Marie Antoinette :Paul and Marie France, both of

Rouillaid of Montreal, Marie Christine of Calgary, Marie Montreal.-(OP Photo).

sarlic before serving the 593' salt. in lsp. paprika. tc tsp. new thing improper is implicit in his . . soned food. it is llul me flllxi)l' es- W and ., lgpl ,,,,,,,.,5,,d,,,,,, gm. mmude . p g I have hesitated ,0 fails to srow out of the 1111- head In squarely on the should. sence which soon IS tllsslllaleilflanlate. tell my husband, because of- mamrmu Ian ova from cm”. at Wm! "1. up of 3:3 chin held

hood is prone to fear age. Despite all this fine phlllosophy,

however. it is only human to

want to look a good ten years

but. rather. Diet” "l S-'il'llC Wl!l('h- Beat 3 eggs light; mix with Va

when eaten. continue 10 El" iillllb. grated sharp American cheese

odors. .l and l minced green pepper. Stir "Par example. 'GaFllS 3"-ad linto milk mixture. Add ham.

troubling him; and he probably.

...n....-. .. ..,........ about it, lTwo Styles Revived His dad is near 50 and I believel

he just hates to face getting old.lAl Fashion ShOW

level. our hump ol gel1...l.,m' sm-ckontopotulsllaacl... that should be held high. Poul," too reflects our attitude toward

For A Small Bedroom

3! ELEANOR ROSS

Household Hint

I 0 floor to ceiling draperies that con- Nev" wnh the enamded 3""

topped Willi bils Ol actual Rarllc Transfer to oiled oblong bak-1 do,” blame mm 100 much for; t I h 1 .th "I ll face of your range while it is hot. ounger than our birthdays. Where living. Let's not slip into lingers for hours- 3"! make f',ins dish about 8" x 14” that can his mistakes with me. since 1 MONTREAL. icpl - Two style A Second or ex.” neproom is lizvaerpioyo lllisy s iaaitvgn. All ”C'"'"8" and mcklns will W are the physical also: of use head tint. m with garlic butter and you haietlgo-to-table. Bake about 40 mm. lladn-l llle mu,-age lo lake my revivals were reflected in . usually on the small side. or. at furniture, wan decorations and suit from the practice. ,

lubtle flavor with no unpleasan lin moderate oven, 350 degrees l-.. sand at mslg can you give me fashion Show or Canadian design least. much smaller than the ma::- window lrealmems should em

llintil savory is puffy, browned. and firm in center.

tar bedroom. Only too often such a room emerges as a sort of step- cblld of the house and is n

comfortable nor attractive but as a rule overcrowded and anything

aftermath."

Garlic Rye Bread: Cut 1 peeled large section garlic in halves; lei Strawberry Cakes: Make up 1 stand at least i hr. in 1.1 c. hull" pkg. white or yellow cake mix. at room temperature. Reninve Ears Spoon into shallow cup cake pans.

some idea how to say. tactfully, that I still want to be a daugh- ;IPl to him - bill certainly not in day night,

thc way he seems to expect. Or! More than loo companies are .-”'””'” ' 19" '"-V l!”5l!3"d and UXV working with the Quebec section

phasize a horizontal direction.

Of course. the primary purpose of,a bedroom is to provide a sanc- tuary for tranquil sleep so the bed just has to be large enough for

lat a four - day fabric exhibition Ithat opened in Montreal Wednes-

GLEARANGE (LAST SEASON'S) comm DRESSES

lith 23 lllllnil lh9m- aml ball? to figure things out with l1in'l?lnf llle Canadian Association n: M” restful comfortable relaxation. its place- ' I brgigerw':llce(:p:(:;(:iii'ap);n::t;l1 C.Ws:l:;1;vbgggiesfll.Igap::0:leIl;COeg;:T S, P. ihxme Colmmsu and Chemists m N. Dnemm. mam in the Sm." mom H "sunny ASSOTTIIICIIE GIITS COHOH DTCSSCS '0 YCCI3). Clufillg Q''

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DEAR S. P.: Your father-in-lF3b1ilC Ind Fashion."

law's sly lecherous almude 10,; The fashion revivals were the wards you is downright morbid;.”59 0' lox 35 3 summ" fl" End but it. seems he is so far off thel”"'v m3lid"e55' , beam of decent principles. govern-l A W,hll9 fl”! W”? "35 Wm" mm in the behavim. of men and W0. . white satin sheath gown that men, that he doesn't know that. W35 3!" l0W in back will! ' dl" He is selfish, ignorant and alllmal- m'"llY'l7l55l9d busl ' ""9 deslgnad isiic in pandering to his appclilesp l7.V l"l”iinC8 D3Vl9-5 fll Munlrell Possibly he has a sort of piiysi-.Bl”9 lm 59! 0” I Slmiile Short cal magnetism that sparks hisllJlU9 PVEMDE 80!”! by Ffedeflttl reputation of being charming -.i0lT01'0"!0-

or "wonderful", as you say he i . Since he is more slave of liisslslMPuC”Y IN PARAMOUNT

'S DIARY ELLEN r . . feelings than master of ills niuodsal 'l'he c0m.d,-asses were, for the

, he is reaching instinctively, in a. 1 8” h ",3 ll, 1 elled on by an Island Fartneris Wife predatory way. to a liuuu.-y con-l:jl;l:p1ilc)ity'f(2isr ezfppeal. its: in blue Another season of trouting Came bear the winter-whita back to its

pthe big problem. A double bed.

But I mm" bedroom need not however, takes less space in a cor i be I dewuung dnemr. ner. one side against the wall. some of the pretttiest bedrooms we have admired have been on zfkllcrlfilllllshd slde.dbut'thever as 1., 3 long, narrow mom, min:

amngy one an wi ana C, p it i of aciousness, too. Of course, tol E31535 :,.,b'w:1lTaXf,:?h::ogo:dr?,3.i do such I room does require pInn- lutlon for the cubby hole type. hill! and 30 Wold I Clllllefed El" room is to banish the convcn-i fact. all furniture must be scaled (lung) lypp bed ln favor of pf Pi'0P0Fll0llllGlY- EVER 0119 ")0" studio couch which opens into anl l”89 Pl”? Such .35 5, lHV0l'll9 innerspring sleeping surface for over-size chest will minimize the lwo. Affol-ding comlorubl, Seal. size of the room and throw the lug wan dm-lug the ll"! lg re. Wl'0l' 9"”! 0"! M b5l3n"- moves the necessity for chairs.

Colors should be light to give a Decurnln Tn”. feeling of space. Upholstery or peel-eed ubm by legal"! dec. slipcovers should also be on the orators are vertical lines which "Sm 5ld9- '3 Slmllld 50 lCC9550T'l cut the visual wall space, such as ies- the latter kept it I mini l

52.00 and 53.00 each

Group Petiteen Dresses Half Pi-tea A few Girls' Suits and Coats clearing of . . . . . . . . . 312.95 ouch Girls' Puiomas (asst. sizes). clearing of . . . . . 51.00 and 81.49 Boys' Short Pants (3-bx). clearing of ... ... .. . . . . 31.49 Asst. GirIs' Blouses Tee Shins, Slips. Comm 5 k i r H. Infant's

Goodsanderc.,eIoarinquf 5'l.00acell 20Vo off Girls' Stacks and Jackets. A

THE MISSES

It slices). Cut in halves. Place 0 Beat yolks light with IX! e. pow- full slices lollellwr 011 FIIUEFEF "littered sugar. Add strawberries. aluminum foil. Fold over like an vvlllp and (old in 3 egg wl-lllu.

enveloiwl heal 13 mm in ll”! Spread on top of baked cup oven. 400 degrees F. rakos. return to slow oven. .125 de-

. .. : . it, b it 12 in.. ntll 'i'oMonnow's BLFFET DIMNEII mfffwut ,5 Ifaf; bmfl ”" " Grapefruit

TRICK OF THE CHIEF cl.,.5e.llam Sax-nrlv Add snipped fresh dill to the :armt5 and A.-l1a1'aglll drpssing for lettuce and tomato Garlic Bread salad. 7 7 i

other lsuggesttons

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g . nisedt 5": M 5” 399931 3"d,d9'llinen by Marie Antoinette Rouil- b us at Alderlea with this morn-'own. with blithe halls the wild 3!" 9 Pe359v "'3! characterizes lard of Montreal featured an tag. it was long awaited. We geese brought in spring on their

remembered that day which had wings to our valley. Spring! And brought last. season's close. Au- at lenzlh. its Idvenl Dllllin! I tumn. quiet and always in hit new charm along our farmlands. sad was beginning to cast her returning gayer seasons to us. spell over the farmlands when the time of the frouting was lack wound their lines. cleaned here. In flab-books of clinging bait. and "Now where are you going so coming up the lane at. Rob's put.gearly'."' we asked Mack when out away their rods after a last lof our dreaming we awoke sud- gppll o( fishing, tlenly to find him standing beside A kingfisher. curiously iiapped our wide old bed in the room perched on a line of wire by the above the kitchen this morning. laao-alda with as attitude somo- ”Donltyoll remember?" hermit- what desolate; and the goldenrod ad broadly. "We can no fish- aad asters in their freshness. and log today! We are going now- tba mournful chirping of the cric- Mother and I. It's raining a little his only added In the regret felt and the pond is red, but you over lovely months that had gone. never know. they just might bits." For all at once. it seemed as if And he was off then nimbly down summer wsa indeed lrretrlevably the stairs. put and the short days and chill It was early then, so early the of colder seasons had come. world about had not yet come Then busily the blue and coldlastir. Jeanie. told of it later with and more colorful days passed-lno regrets over the fact that they I the mreshing. the harvestinglhad not been rewarded by so of potatoes and roots. the plow-.much as an encouraging nibble. lng. And the wild geese were oal”The morning was so still and their winter-way. threading the ilnvely despite the light rain then sombre sky with the dark nflfalllllg. And what a time the their flight. They bade iis gath-lhirds. the rohins and sparrows Ir sticks for oilr winter-fires. Wvere having with their songs! I Theo will he winds they said. felt sorry for the lie-a-beds who rough about the eaves: rain tnoiwere missing so much . . . And and frost on the windows and thslno sign of other anglers about." rhlll white of winter on the fields. All it happened. mid-morning There were all of these. Anrlibrouizht another to be disapoint- lien one morning when trickling'cd over his lack of catch though Itreamlets were commencing tolhe was not displeased at the time

young and older to some to the l'lshin'.

Until tomorrow -- - - - Diary - -- - e- Goodnight . .

your personality especially in the company of men. I gather.. He strongly senses. without thinking about if. rationally. that. you are emotionally receptive to him - that is. you'd like him to like you, He also senses lunthlnkinglyi your childish lack of inner authority in dealing with him the father fgure - and blindly moves to lake libertine advantage of your weak- nest is this respect.

Now. to bring the family rela- tionship into proper alignment, you've first got to firmly grasp the fact that it IS weakness on your part to be courting his ap- proval at the expense of human- ing your dignity, You are a wo- man grown, with a matron's authority in your personal rela- tions - and with positive behavior expected of you.

edging of while at the neckline and cuffs.

Brilliantly colored gros point was used at the ltemline of an afternoon dress of brown drill and repeated at. the pockets in a de- sign by Jacques de Montjoye of Montreal.

Twenty-four of the garments were original designs and seven were manufactured garments to demonstrate the qualities of fibres produced by Canadian mills. Labratory equipment. manned by students from the Provincial institute of Textiles at Hamilton and Ecole des Textiles de St. Hyacinthe. Que., tested the qual- ity of fabrics.

Cook's Corner

Post History (Inst Shadows

You aren't this man: daughter and never will be literally; nor can you be figuratively either, as he dismally lacks the maturity to be a psychological father to any- body. lf he were a real parent by acceptable standards of adult character. he wouldnt be making passes at his son's wife.

So forget your childish dream fo getting fillally close to him, and in disposing of the fantasy. ask yourself why it has clung to yoll. Look back to childhood and youll probably recall unsolved emotional

WALNUT SQUARE!

distaste for his folly. If he can't take the hint, speak to your hus- band and ask him to stand guard. if the father-in-law were 90. I might urge compassion; but such

Va tsp. baking powder Salt and vanilla

Mix together

l cup chopped nuts Spread on above mixture

mum. I

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gives you as many as

SP9"! 010"! l'l' b”Yl'h "ml"! difficulties in relation to your dad 35 "W b""'" ll8l"1l5- that handicap you is the preseni '5 E"? brow" 3”" This the! WI! HM Ollenlnl 0' ll" maneuvers. causing you to feel y' cu” "W"

trnuling season at Alderlea. with anxiously --in the wrong" what, Mix .Well Ind Spread ll Pln- g lpresently a bleak wind and in- ever you do. 709 Will! '('l"EE5lilK rain to mark in memory The situation doesn't call for 3 W" 5"!” W”

the day. Other days there will exquisite tact. Better be instant, lcup bmw" """"

be. pictured, perfect days for direct and emphatic in showing C233: .

Think what that moon: to your budget! Start serving TEA more frequently in place of more expensive beverages.

' wofds Th3 Wise at 50 merits lvihciit Cook. When cold add icini- N l '5 id" Mary Haworth counsels through I 9"” lclng sum" 0 O 9 Youhandsomecarvingaetahonldbo i personality is l. mu what par. her column not by man M. P". 3 tbs. melted butter

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ANNE ADAMS PATTERNS

SPICE CAKE

Pour 1 cup boiling water pnver V. cup chopped dates or raisins.

MORNING SMILE

yet offers so much!

First Employee--The company 1 tsp soda added. ALI.-WAYS SMART i gave a dinner in honor of old .7. B. hsimnsgr a few minutes. cool. ' l .t i ht. I ' ' ' ' , i , Casual or dressy according to Msecrzlnfl l.jmpl.,p..e.,l)ld he rise lmr-lip white sugar Tl!OfO I l'I0fl'tmQ SO l'Ofl'O8lIN'IQ G! I warming cup OE TOO V I A 5g lilllTl(' -- all-ways smart! Choose 3 h . i 7. ix, ll ll - - y 3 Crl-SD P"l'0"- ll"P"- 07 l"5ll'0"5 nF'ir:t 0CIf::i'isfl'llllV6EiYPS. he rose 11.1201!-.5). galtlllg powder T.a " aduauy th. mo” xonomlcd b.v.rug. ya”

shantung when sewing this lovely M i I ll ll lljll l t l l -

,,...,. s,,.l.. 4., ,ll,.., mm linens are :L',,:','";ll 333:0” W” "W ' ' 1 till. nculkltltaergon money can buy. With Too you got over 200 cups to tho

, no flattering to your figure! If Q 1 cup chopped walauta Poadl . - -- Y0" WW Add dam! CV0!-1 0' The hard-working Eskimo husky loptionali , A TM rick-rack for contrast trim. 50! M, V," l,V,mg, me of only ;1iegci:ps flour & N17 lii Pllllern Aliza: Missel' Sizes 12. Six or "la" 3"” la ta: imund elm," 14. I6, 10. H1: 32, 34, .16. 30. 40. . mg i 42. Size is lakes 4 yards 35-inch. nul:;';g:'D:'f;('f:ml(f:"'Ti 9fn"l"l'ld5(',';f!i: l,,l::t,o',.l";',,'L, ,0 min"... ,. 350 . .. - . This pattern gngy go ll". gim. in the first centuries after Christ. delfeeb TF0” Wllll MING lCll'l- pie to sew. is tested fr fit. H , A , - complete illustrated in:tructtonaa.s .... .. .. (N l l mggld TliilR'l;Yt:lll'lI!VE cams I 1 P I g in cons it pa canntba '-. , , accepted) for this pattern. OP:-int f g m 8 ' plainly SIZE. NAME. ADDRESS. . . ' -- r S srvmc NUMBER. H l g A, , t V” , . ''': -'. Bendrhorder to ANNE spam cm e Guardl n, D F nu - . . , -A - gm” Wm. Tmnag '" gt! and sift times. 2!.5 c. once-sifted pastry flour (or ' ...a.a..... c. once-iii ted all-purpose flour) 31,f to M ' 'h- msronl oar l - r ' F" '9” -E r A Hudson Bag gornvsnv iiosi Baking Powder' 1” mp” ""l' L4 "V "W34 5""- n -I was founded in 1085 near thoninuth Cream V' 0' hum" 0' m"3"l"' End blew! in K 0- 3". of the Esstmala river on Hudson Flmllllad NB”: beat. in 1 well-beaten au, 1 tap. t T - " b”' ("ltd 0781189 find and !A tsp. vanilla. Add dry ingro- ..

Grand

disnts to creamed mixture alternately with M c. milk. Turn batter into a loaf pan (4! ' x.8,l6') which has been greased lmd l"'ed "ll! Enued PIIPer.Bsks in moderate OW". - . about. 1 hour. Allow loaf in cool in pan. Spread sliced cold brand with birth: or margarine for serving.

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