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gem of us is surprised any .;,,, when we read of someone "' has suffered a heart stroke

Mionarv thrombosis) at middle :2 or even younger. Figures show

gm; about one-half of all deaths re due to diseases of the heart lnd illO0d vessels. It is only natur- al therefore, that research work- :,'. physicians in active practice slid others working in laboratories have UCCH searching for methods of preventing these deaths.

whv do apparently healthy men and women have attacks of cor- giiary lllIl0mb0SlS'.'

1,, mod cases. it is because the hiood tints too rapidly and this do. or tilood obstructs the tissues

lg Cook's Corner gt If COCKTAIL CHEESE TARTS

195 cups canned fruit cocktail l t3-ounce) package cream cheese

I tablespons orange juice

Va teaspon grated orange rind

6 baked 3-inch tart shells

Drain fruit cocktail thoroughly. soften cream cheese and blend with orange juice and rind. spread cheese in bottom of each tart shell and top with fruit cocktail.

Serves 6.

STRAWBERRY FLUFF

20 marshmallows (six ounces)

1 cup hot. milk

93 cup crushed,

berries

A few grains of salt

1 cup whipping cream

Add the marshmallowsk, to the hot milk and stir until dissolved.

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Personality Boy

Life Of The Party A” Bore At Home

DEAR MISS DIX:

Six years ago I married a man who had a

perfectly wonderful personality. and he still has it. He has a slit for entertaining. and as a consequence is invited everywhere and has loads of friends. In fact. his sole interest in life seems to be making new friends and exuding his charm and personality for their benefit.

At home. he if .

me.

is entirely different. . when we are out I get little of his attention. is too busy fascinating everyone else. . don't believe I am too dull for him to bother with I read. keep up with current events. and am well informed on the issues of the day. five in church work. and am a good dancer. I was single I had my share of dates: p to be a good wile and mother. but lm disgusted

-Ii-le seldom talks to me and lie

I really

I am ac- When I try hard

l Our Trip i To Europe .

. By Helen M. Jack I (Continued)

Our next stop in Scotland was Dumfries, the home of Scotland's

famous poet "Bobbie Burns," where hi. oil '. ”':(i5 now as a museum.

The people of Scotland proved

to be very friendly, after we were able to understand their dialect. and apparently it was just as hard for them to understand us. as we were asked if they taught Eng- lish in Canada.

From Bannocirburn. where we made our headquarters with friends. we visited the lake district of Scotland. including Loch Lo- mond and the Trossachs. Through this section the roads

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Lion to visit least two folk who M 3 l, Robe”. 1” gl are sick is given to us. is of more Re Should 'VE19i-'Qt'1t?9S

than ordinary significance. Not that one should ever fer! he has discha.i',,.:l 1'; ' '1 obligation by such observance one Sunday a year. It is but a token of our re- cognition and remembrance of the shut-in at all times.

Furthermore: le't I'll) one think that by making such visits we are conferring a favor upon those visit- ed. in a very real sense, just the opposite is true; they present us with a privilege; invariably they render us a service. There is no greater co relive for i distal".- ed vision and false sense of values than to talk with one who has made and continues I make the skillful adjustment to the re- slraint and restriction that is the normal ':fe of Lhe Shut-in. Any-

"Well. well, old chap - so you're to be married tomorrow, eh? Splendldl Here's wishing you a long and happy married llfe."

"Thanks. After all, I don't see why I shouldn't. I served right through the war and never got so much as a scratch."

joy. Often unappeciative are we, who at a. fancy can come briskly to allciher room or to the out of doors in this delightful season to admire its wonders. Forgeiful too. of those less fortunate to whom it 1 our privilege and duty to make up in part this loss they suffer. . .

And both theirs and on; is the blessing. "You who he awake : night.

Listening to the rain,

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Electric Bulbs The light bulbs should be dust- ed regularly and wiped off with ii damp cloth about once a month. If you kep it clean you will get thr full power of your bulb

Cracked Eggs

Cracked eggs can be very easily boiled if they are first irripped in tissue paper. When the paper he- comes wet. it sticks to the shell and effectively cl!)-cs the cr. ks.

'Glossy Salt-on Washing iii boritx xi itcr store the gloss in saloons.

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;iiediil0('i::T':yI:;3l::;'5 elsfalgllbiiogg Stool bnenclmadd cll;l!l1Oi wgll-tilrusheg with my husband's attitude. What can I do'!JUDY narrow und as buy , Weslcecklverly :1i:;apv:)l;ioorl)ie2iso!hac'ihe.;ies crll(:e fgiggd: Krgow my? ) it mu mo” ugh,” E i'Tt ' aw rr s. an a ow " ' rm ”l";..i”” to i it it . . .. .. ... l;:".'..l5: 2i.'::;:':.".;:.i."'.:”i.:”.; i.”.?.i”ilt.”.”J.l.”.".””.Lf”?. W l;1i'N W (9 ' whi in c am and whi until ANSWER: About. the best ih nu you can 0. uu yr ' - 3 . ,.,,,,-,.n is hemophilia. However the Sunllp 9 re p the lam mm you," married to 8 shown” and mm any pleasure or enjoy the scenery . .. the I-ligh- fcebly lie r tea the full niea- ;:1.?;:: M3: ”r;f,:e ha" 170911. Q, How can I rt-:1iI'tl'(' the. dis. lifofld i1””l"3 m '””m when it Fold the whipped cream into amusement you set N" 0f mm will be in Dublin 13"” blink”-ed Wllh Dllfple sure Of 11831131 and 5”e"3.mI N” Know Olxl that it blows kee colomuon vlmch H)” mm ml'n.1.s :il0.llil not clot is just as serious. the chmed Strawberry mixture. heather and the crystal lakes. powers of body and mind which when you V .1 kmd 5 ” in the long, slendci ..mic:' in-so. .i' W "i'""1 mew"? "i "9 Pour into a refrigerator tray. -lei SIGN or nrMA'roii.rrr The Pride 01 Scotland seam to he pomsse: I: compared with y ' .A- Sink 3 ml" W. WW5 in ,im .-in Society of Clinical Path- Control Rt coldest posmon Ind be the city of Edinburgh and was the amazing use that others maize Y, h h lh Vinegar Mid Dill lhiinl 1" "-9 Wires 't D" smmrd sm'p"”' 0! freeze until firm about 3 to four YOU? husband's attitude is one of the most pathetic signs of lm- Very colorful at the time we were of their limited capital of these u W 0 wnc wt mldmgm Shake a while and. soon all dis- ll MN YOFK Ul'IlV9F5ll.V Schml hours. ' maturity is man can exhibit, This complete dependence on the adula- me.” as me annual feslival was resume”. Truly. may me "E Inge ,k'eC.D. coloration will vanlsii. . of ucdit-iiie. forecast large-scale Ymd. SN Servings. in-in of the mob. the craving to he the center of attention, are cliiid- inking place. The main street me in H mm” moml. .. y or .4"? 19mP05t'Pmd-H . Q. llow can I clczm ri'caS8- It i cw-uioii of s life-saving trcai- ' lsh trails that are more to be pltied than censured. (Princess) is bordered on one side ' ' ' ' mmwhele one he i m deep 5””m"d ”Ve”””'q . . Llsillg the aiiiicoagulant Having exerted his powerful personality on you to the extent of by beautiful newer bed, . . . one so mougms tonight mm to 39031150 YOU 5ml16d- A, Ruh them will uilii lam. ri ill "10 u'93i'm9"t 0' C0T0'l' H”0d- PT0lrh1'0mhln 13 11909558117 winning you for his wife. your husband naturally feels that there: no which particularly impressed me mat gallant ban; of shmgms then scrub with a Lillll -Hllsll, uSlllL'. 3 iii.-ombosis through the dis- for clotting. further negegmy (or turning his charm in your direction A” 3'0" being in the shape of 3 clock that soldiers 0; g;..cu,,man wmcr; You W10 ffyst With darkness hold.: a. little ammonia in warm soap- v of is new testing material To follow the effect of the anti- can do now lg bask Iin reflected glory. acumuy kept mm. A landmark in confine them within the walls or Hush o' night have proved- suds, s.iiipi:is:tiii which is used in coagulmit drug and to administer Of course, the ma time for these Personality Petes comes when Edmburgh is me "me p 8 huge their home Not rhemml at the somewhere falls the snow less Q. How can I rt-ninve cgg tar- . tests Of h100d ('10lollnK ll Willi Surely l0 U10 lllllicnl. daily the tzulaixy of friends get a little tircdgof the same entcrtainmcnl. und 51.-me Strucmre mmammg (Town iuagic wmkimzs Of rate bl" with cold, llish from table iiii V 'm,i,.,.3;m1,,m drugs pi-event tests of the activity of pi'oihrom- when middle-aged charm doesn't scinlillale quite as brilliantly as the jewels of Scotland. Man. Queen a-H enviable rcgigmwn and must Because you loved." A. Rub ill." bill": "l iiblf '-will limit clotting. These drugs hln must be miiric. These tests youthful variety did. Papa himself. will soon slow down, finding the of Scots. mom; at beau-mm war which avcems in Kroc;-faith me" Until Tuesday - - Diary - salt that has been nitiistciicd with u ,, air llliiliy oflective in the prevon- have been difficult in the past due continual round. of gaiety just a little too much after ii hardudays memorial mamben etc. From lot in me Nor do they accept Good-night . . . . Waco... ;, mp, iiirl control of thrombosis to variations in the protlirombin work. Then hell begin to find the comforts of home more a uring Edinburgh Castle H the and of rd t h' I di j . inz within blood vessels) and in the patic-ni's blood. than R night out with the boys. the naoym Mueu (the Old iecuom 1” Km yfaged many " "the Wing it 'illlil1ill0ll of nn cmbolus tpiece We can readily see how this For you. the Silulil-i0n Just Sum! UP "110 "19 0"” W0” mat is i n er C c'"' um” O '”p 0”

the keynote to a wife's stand in so many marital situations-puiience! is Halymm C35”? Which ihe DrB- those avenues of mind and heart

: ciilcriiig the blood circula- prolhromblii test will be helpful to

. ,. Sent King and Queen partially oc- that in n'..:nal liviiii; would . . - r S - . . s ' l "m-"T . L" liXcimii?.3;.b33i.T3i. fgllgll-Ixlzilolidqllilgf triibe ttOPtsrt1FlJ3('lL:ll::e0 rvegl! DEAR MISS DIX: I was married to a good man and had it lfilcel ;f(;fx?::;rg:1m:lf 3&8 ”;,?”h3"”'i i?0Ub1195-- ha” I9m3iW,1p,UllCu1li- , ularly. They can go about their home and a car. but because we argued and quarreled I was goo Forth Bridge y var m h mr0 l-filled - - - UHKIXOWIL SDU115 are MP ””l",”"f”a"; draws; mtteb i"",k knmiiingi Ht-!1at1T;c1idena-S (xi-imi, (I!n::ag1i1Zeu:'iOl:IavV5ht,l1tlni!- msahrimhakhsg gohtalheouhgzd ttc? ire:-its Lrtrrliyzimiilcilniewiiriigci Span bridge.' whichy migiaculoustiy iilI::k:'ltE8lS)of1i'eaOlailrEe1' l:w?1):iId(ljcir1i)g ilion: a ' e co co n ac o . , . , . YHl,”10(; m;,:fth,f;,,fS,,,"C 1;: the 1lok(ul3IotxAnK;ccllr' E I don't wonder that he was sometimes cross and irritable. B01l,eVf' was not bombed in .lhe last war. the flush. These we shall visit 10. me. if my liusiinnd would take me back. I would be willing to 0VQl- - -Dwy these 50 (men in mmd as look a lot of his shortcomings llini. I made such a fuss about". I on the return win to London he ,0 about me dunes mm are jg him- had my lesson. Would you tell him so. and ask for another we were fortunate enough to gel out-i. Their faces are before us as ' trial? BEL1-1'3 seats on a direct bu.s to London. We go about the duties that are ., and , ANSWER: I certainly would. Belle. Perhaps he has Iliad his on bug trips or any length in the ours. -elr faces before us as we lesson, too. You both will have learned the folly of arguing over Brmsh mes, it is necessary to ob- mix I take and down on our

hr 'tli. that we who are active en- One also soon learm to stand in -- fhe queue (this also applies to most other things in Britain) and

else. If husbands and wives could only change places now and then and know the trials and difficulties ...;n other's lot. they would have much more sympathy and patience with each other. The ex- change would correct many of the abuses of matrimony.

things and know how to make concessions. and you will put as much mm reservations which people knees as we scrub our wide om ' :.'f::.s.":.::d.;;i;: l"..'”..'..'.il"E .i:”;.;"a::.':i:e.:.s:.:r:.::.z:" 2:.” as as we M” N"'""'"' . ' E ' 'in l '. ' It can be done. you know. There would beimigihly fat: dl;vorcrte: luv: Fsremaegggllaieissfunowhaoglgz gggxgis fl . 3p'gm0;l;9lu91at eaalllgg i y curly '10"- i.'i."i.'Z:-st'”ciil'i3.li.e:V”i'i.'ii iiyiilg iii: lLl'.'C.ifi"i..l.iai';si.e": iiuiiianae nsoetsacb W3 "W" W 15 that me We is "0"”"”1 '0 be" 0' ”l”” '0 king E'b'v.-1. . . fullv and put up .with as much nerves and cranklness in him as she shghuy man than half '5” '3” days und nigh” M wnermg ””1 Nuv; Thmdwhy canqdm" wmmn wolhd from hm. bass :n an om” or am” fare. Unlike Canada. there are inactivity may ultimately regain refer Tonlmwbgom s ,, ' , . very few ”Extriis" run to aCcom- the ha iness f rel t ' cl p I often think that ihe old proverb. One-half of the unrld I100-ml moaate the y , . pp ” mnmg gm V" a" other brands combined i . know how the other half lives." is truer in matrimony hzin anywhere wmm” V3”'-”0"'5l5- 9 '

TONI REFILL ON LY Toni KIT with SPIN Curlers

COMPLETE VISUAL REFRACTION and

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Continued on page 14

CALIFORNIA CASUALS

DEAR. DOROTHY DIX: I am nizirrlcri to 3 man niui-ii older than for certain sound plans, projects,

I. We live with his family. which is n liirgc one. and everyone in it I h -h 1 g y ANALYSlS s C I f I is older than I. My husband always goes to them with all his busi- da,:lrr;:gec)l)ul:&5e'ongvgiaggetsgdsiii L EXCCPPIOHCHY and Cor II ness troubles. He never, discusses those matters with me. Am 1 anon may have us Send aspects in be"'3 chum" ”b””'' m”' LORNA winning respect. esteem. apprecla- G. F. . . lion there is also sign of much . ANSWER: You undoubtedly do seem l ld sh to all your rel- , . , ailves-in-law. who are so much older lhuncyl':)u.l und your husband ,f.::;::;11:Ze' homely funcnons men & seems to regard you more as :1 pct. than a wife. By continuing to 2 l . . W I show him that you really are interested in his aiftiirs. youlll soon hoAeC?o1l1,d:o':o1i(:x Sleagercrigg Optometrists - , make him realize that you are a woman with brain: and hell seek 13 p DISPENSING CHEMISTS PHON I

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DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally to readers. but will ans- wer problems of general interest through her column.

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