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RSJ-IermanI-lansenofLon- donderry, N.S., has always been known for “setting a good table!‘- Having had a hotel for some years she decided to re- tire. But memories of her good meals persist, and she is still called upon to serve dinners for lodges and'other gatherings in Londonderry;

“To make good meals, I use good ingredients," she says. "I bake all my own bread, cakes and pastry. For twelve years now I've used Robin Hood Flour for everything. It's grand and goes so much farther. Turning out delicious pies and cakes is so much easier when you use Robin Hood Flour}!

Good flour costs less

Why not order Robin Hood Flour today and surprise your family with whiter, lighter bak- ingl As Mrs.- Hansen says, it goes farther and it's much eas- ier to bake good bread and cakes with Robin Hood Flour. Milled from washed wheat, Robin Hood Flour carries s guarantee of "absolute satisfac- tion or your money back with anextra 10%." Youwill find the guarantee certificate in every

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(Copyright, I989, King Features Syndicate inc.) Look in the swtiou your birthday comes in, and find what your outlook is, according to the stars.

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Iss- Thursday, April 4th

H. 21 to APR-Lb 2O (Aries)

--'I‘lle little performances we go

through in our everyday routine,

kind words and deeds, patience

with irritating persons and nap-

penlnga are the ones most favor-

ed and urged today. How they are

riormed measures our bigness of eart and character.

APRIL 21 to MAY I) (Taurus) -—Excellent Moon- ercphry‘ and Mars-Saturn vibrations A. M give the day a stimulating, favor- able start. Gains possible through alertness and quick action. P. M. advises discretion in all” dealings with others, particularly personal matters.

MAY 21 to JUNE 2i (Gemini)- It will take hard work and close attention to details to meet the re- quirements of oxen g and dif- ficult gopoeltions day. How- ever, s ady advancement is for you who are on the job and true to your inherent kecness and cap-

a y.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer)- Ii care is exercised in avoid con- fused thought and action, today can be productive of much good. Calmness and clear thinking ere the requisites. Don't ask for the lilliotm and you won't be disappoint- e

JULY 24 to AUGUST I (Lo0)-- The Moon in excellent aspects to your planet, the Bun forecasts a most ropitlous day for personal lntertes s, social or business achieve- men . ~

AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 23 (Virgo) -- You should be able w realize some cherished ambition end to make substantial headway in whatever your schedule under- takln this friendly day. Amiabil- ltv wll enhance your chances fo":

gain. SEPTEMBER 24 to BER 23 (Libra) - Industrial and other

practical and necessary matters APPLIQUI FLOWERS FOR SPRING

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aro more favored than are thoee things that are wholly of enter- taining or artistic value. P.M. suggests relaxation.

OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER. 22 (Scorpllol -— mlcourugin for you who ke to achieve an make a new record for yourself. You can, with good headwork and a plica- tion, do wonders for yourse and your Job today.

NOVEMBER 23 to DECEMBER 22 (Sagittarius) - You have a. full quota, beniflcerit rays. It's up to you to apply rightly and diligently

urself to the important issues.

ake new trys, advance your, and your film's, interests; make im- provements. Advertise)

DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) — Personal attention to all duties and important issues is asked this intricate. but riot un- favorable day. If you get things started right now it will help you to close the week strong. PAT- llidifgCE and TOLERANCE strong

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) This A.M. holds but rays for work and financial mat- ters. Concentrate on necessary and urgent things first, inqludin need- ed improvements. Care essneas

taboo.

FEBR 21 to MARDH 20 (Pisces) — 1m atlence at delays or obstructions wll thwart your pur- pose. perhaps cause you unneces- sary and avoidable mistakes and losses. Exercise your fine judgment and intuition. When you know you are right, act an act decisively.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY will be musical and artistic; of an amiable disposition; capable of un- usual success. But it must first learn to curtail too great a fond- ness for leasure. Teach it to ap- preclnie is splendid possibilities and to love work as well as fun.

Both rightly indulged make for suc- cess and happiness.

DESIGN N0. X 651 x Abplpliaue blooms for tea, bath or kitchen towels. ‘These designs would I S0 . a,

rnctlve framed. 3m ‘etc instructions for atampin

(‘S . ‘Rscrder this design. write your name and address on a niece of new? . l5 cents in coin or stamps to Needlework Dcpartmenl

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Still we don't them. What is your advice?

, Answer:

l Inasmuch lrlage is that they think he ~go through a longer period of mourilin , there is no reason why you sho d not go go with yyour wedding at once. The conventional

rlod of mournin is one year. ‘that s slip d to ow the proper reapec for the memory of the ce- ceased husband or wife.

Children nearly always have a _ curious jealousy for their dead - rents and object strenuously to eir widowed father or mother put- ting some one else in the place of the wife or husband they have lost. But it is a rlire tnlne for the youngsters to make the slightest effort to fill the void in their parents ' They don't stop to think how lonely are the men and wolllcll de- prived of the companionship of their mates; how dreary are the 8V8llll1i§5: spent in an empty house with noth- I mg to d0 b. thrash over old memories. Nor do they feel called upon to stay lit home and make things brighter and pleasanter tor

Papa or Mama.

This Ls perfectly natural because youth is selfish and absorbed in its own pleasures and amusements and plans of 111e, and no one would sacrifice it to the sorroivs of llS elders. No one would condemn the boy and girl whose toot ‘are uclllIlEi to dance to spend their evenings trying to carry on ndoleiul coll- velaallon with their depressed par- en

But. all the same. it is hard on Mama or Papa to be left alone while Mary and Johnny‘ have gone i0

artles, or arc jOyllflllli’ or an: lush- ng about from place ‘i0 place aitel the manner of the young. And certainly it is unreasonable in the’ children, who are so gay themselves. - to be so determined that their pa», ents shall wear perpetual mourn-b

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ing and never rebuild their ‘lives.

l In common humanity they should be glad for their fathers and illotll-I ers to find happiness again if theyn zcan in new marriages, new homes, new interests. They should be giaul that somebody else takes up the duties that would otherwise devolve O11 them. 'l'lley should rejoice that father has some woman oi his 0W“ age to talk to him about the things he is interested in and to make him d ht bbiil “lithlull; dfimtfll auger ensue y e '. They shoulcimlue glad that mother has a husband to support her and whom she call fuss over without a dutiful son having to give lll) all thoughts of marriage himself to take care of her. The parents’ second marriage i8 .the emancipation proclamation of‘ the children. It sets tllcm free to live their own lives. and it solves the problem of what to do wltn mother or father when their homes are broken up by the death of their first mates.

5o instead of forbidding the bans. children should give mother Ol‘ fath- er their blessing when tllcy want to l-emalry.

Be Sure You Love Before You Marry

Dear Miss Dlx—Two boys I will call A and B want me. A lives ln a distant citv and ii‘ I married him I would have to leave home. and my elven“ "Y they will dlsinherit me l I do. But if I marry B and stay at home they will give me a nice home. I don know which one of these boys t0 take, but 1 believe I prefer A and. an way, I don't want my mville!‘ l0 dlc ate to me about wllOlfkl shall msrryb I have Bllilxwelwnfilg gal;- wgm planning a~ in - which one you ad me t0 merry? WORKED

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CHILDREN SHOULD HELP WHEN PARENT WANTS TO REMARRY

liereaved Father or Mother Has the Right to Search for New Happiness in Life

Dear Miss Dix-I sin a widow with no children. ensued to be ried to a. widower who has thgleg léhgdren two girls and a. boy, ranging love each other. oppose it because his wife as teen months. They sideraticn for their mother and that he should wait ‘

for their fath utton or mend his clothes or take any l 'rouble to entertain and amuse him.

. e. young girls and absorbed in their own lives. their father needs somebody to take care of lllm~

as all the objection the girls have to their father's mar- shoul measles and you slightest difficulty

you prefer A is because your mothw er's unreason has antagonized you

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anxious to be married at once, ns i But his daughters violently l h only been dean icllr- ~ think that it will show incon- i

ara before roman-lying. Since their the girls have been Olng slapdasrly i er. They never bother ;

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don't have the in diagonislllg , what's the matter with you.

The onlv reason that you think.

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and made you put vour beck up. She i; wrong and foolish in tryin to pick out your husband for you. hat l is a ersonal matter lnwhlch every girl s entitled to _ lltlfy her own taste. Don't be brl ed into inarry- g mg a man vou don't love for the sa e of getting a house. It is too nigh a price to pay. Wait until you find Mr. Right.

Step-Parents Right To Discipline Child

D9,“. Daron-w 131,94 am married _'I‘.lc rcrtzlllt ‘X115 (ll$.l],")'.lll‘.li‘(l with to u second husband and have a his uniform. 1t seemed to llL llll- cllild bv rrrliy’ flrislt llllsbgilid vého i’: “isle. m very mllc spo ed - e ma" e was st trying to nlzlke the mind me and I cannot make her d0 ‘buttons of his tunic mtet Will/ll n».- nllljirlllllfl PW!) if I 5mm! h"? I5 lpased the C(>l(llli‘l on l“ pllrzldc it right [or my present husband to ground He forgot ,0 spank 110:‘ when she needs ii? l “P n‘ , r l,"

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Answer:

If you have raised your child to be n bmt, vnll should be crateful to your husband for giving her the discipline that silo. nocds and that you l vc fniicd t9 give her.

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THE COOK'S CORNER

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y 2 tahlmpocns butter I 2 tablespoons flour

l 3-4 teaspoon salt

l Dash pepper

' l cup potato water

, 3 cups rich milk

Method: Slice the poi-MON Ind

I ‘onions and boil together in about

1 1-2 cups water until they are tender. Drain them and save the ‘water. Rub the cooked vegetables through a sieve.

Melt the butter and stir in the flour, then add the salt and pepper. Gradually add the potato writer and the milk which has been scolded. Add the strained vegetables and beat with all egg beater for a few minutes. A tablespoon of chopped

, dab of a kiss on e i whil y dash l no f out of the house? ‘Ighgy reglfrdshimeonly as ill] riro- , 113F519 mfly be "dqtd hem" “Y”; j ‘ vider for their wants. It isn't that they are noi- ‘ lull l’ domed; Phi-i serve v _ good ls They ar It is only that they are piping hot and l-f Y0“ Wl-W l0 Elle

the thing the proper fltmirphefé. :~.('l‘VL‘ it in a. soup tllreon.

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CRAB!" l2 square salted crackers l cup milk

4 tablespoons butter

1 cup flaked crubmeat 1-4 teaspoon stilt

Diicll cf pepper

2 eggs, well beaten the crackers and pour over them the milk and sct aside for about 25 minutes, un- til the crackers are soft and have

iansorbcd some of tllc milk. Bent

the czgs until thick and ndrl to the milk and niacin-l" hHXilll“? alcllg with the nlolled butler. the flaked crnbment and the szllt and pepper. Pour the mixture into n greaflad inking dish i\‘.l(l bkne in a moder- aljply you.’ ovcll 4325 (leg. F.) for abcui 30 or 40 llllnutcs, until the sollfllc is firm. and ciclicniely browned on top.

A few finely chopped gTeen onion lope and a little chopped green popper may be added with the crzlblnoar for ndrliiionn‘. favor

Wilt-ll $‘.'l'\'lll - . {lTTTUlQV Y0 have them rc you wish to s“ cc illrull, The gucsls bill ft souffle, ncvcrl

To Slop Constipation Get at lts Cause!

If Collstipnliofls got you feel llcrsvy. tire

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‘ being cvzlcllzl. ‘d. , must be sure to cllmnc a til s;

‘tion: but the train won't unlit long enough for me to get my other frock on."

JEV-EELHY DEFIllEDLYiYEf-l’

Wearing of will leis on slcnliez" t: is (l new Jewel fashion. Sn in stand neck- ‘lnces of bends are this spring by the lll'l$' p womcll, and ncuris, l"<f‘ pllllbcl‘. lapils lazuli allci jlcic

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. colored. irss cxpclzsivc gem stones lllzlkc bciluliflll zlcccll‘. ;notes for spring. 'I'llel"c are rings. ‘cnr-rlncs and bracclcts to nlatlzll ‘the necklaces.

Topaz, zircon and amethyst arc

settings giving iilom n i940 trr-nd. A beautiful lapel firlwor dcsinl. a dainty pclldnlll. a inllrisolll" l""." and oar-rings, or (\\'(‘ll a ll<.‘|"'(lfl"f‘ , cnnlbllllltiolls

Never crowd flowers into one large container. formrng a huge bou uet. Separate the blooms into smaier vases and let them spread out gracefully, really showing the beauy individually. The flowers themselves will look better and vour living-room will be more beau- tiful with the vases placed at in- igrvnls.

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,also popllln", flllil srt with 5m '1. have nlrldctl color (icptll. M20..- one "Ml "i" stone lowers art \\'ll.l runes or, .ld l id ' d PM". '0 1°" ZTQZZJ. Y.“‘§......T“° r"..°.‘"'..§illl “l” ll"! l‘ lm" fashion is ll(‘\'.'. It is in hhc 9Q“; 9"?" feminine manner and has a sjn-i ; I'm _—0l' fl‘ tlnlentni ullllc _illfll~ has again , Asifignum r lzziligrlfilililk gggrfiloxto be ll0ll’.('(l by wclllcll oil .... . a- . V Some women who have collec-i ~-'—-'-"' ‘ ' ' tions oi’ old Jewelry are tnkingi‘ N0 CROWDING them to their local jcwclcr who, uses of old stones and even old 1 i l

set with gcm stcllc smart and new lllay have a V0l'_\' l old foundation. Jmvcis ll[‘\'{‘" no l out of fashion. but their settings ‘ change with fashion trends. 1

HIS famous food-beverage blends malt and milk and eggs in scientific proportional

Doctors, nurses and mothers testify that when Ovaltine is taken by the mother before and after the birth an adequate supply of rich milk is assured.

The mother is enabled to main- tain her strength and to feed baby easily and naturally»

Nutritional diseases, such as rickets, are prevented and baby ls assured of happiness and healthy development.

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ll Bills Ovcrwllclln You Time io Go on a Budget

Make Your Dollars Stretch

SllOWMl under by bills! That's what ilzlylylclzs when you lry to lllllllngc without a budget.

For the beauty of a budget is that it keeps your everyday expenses under control. And it shows you how to stretch your income for the things you want.

Try kccpillg a record of expendi- illrcs for one l'l\(llllll—-ill(‘l"i compare your figures with an ideal budget plan. What do you find‘!

Perhaps with a monthly income oi $125 you've spent as much as $20 for Household Operating. No wonder your bills are bcllind!

Your budget plan advises about 12 per cent. of your income, or $15. for Household Operating. If you are careful not to xvaalc light and gal. if you buy household supplies st

' sales. you can save $5 a month (or

$60 ,1 your!) in add to Clothes, Enter- taming.

other such as Fond and

iicms.

, Car, you adjust the same way. And, ; by planning llhend. you easily take ' care of Llrge occasional expenses

like taxes, insurance.

Gain a new sense of security. added enjoyment cl‘ life, by going on a budget. Ollr QZ-page booklet tells how i0 divide your income ac- wnling to your nerds and desires. Gives poinicrs on buying. saving, home-owning. lias ruled pages for s year's accounts.

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