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By An Island Farmer's wife APRIL23, 1953 -- "What is back of it?" a little

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Q. Would it be all right for A bride and bridegroom to hold their wedding reception in the new home in which they are going to live?

A. This is quite all right. and it also affords them a. wonderful op- portunity to show off their new home to their relatives and friends. Q. when writing a letter to an

Martin," how should you sign the letter?

A. As Helen Martin.

Q. When setting the dinner table. should the cutting edges of the knives be towards the plate or pointing away from the plate? A. Towards the plate.

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acquaintance who calls you "Mrs;

boy asked this evening. eyes full of wonder and lit by the brilliance of the afterglow. "What is be- hind the sunset?" We were in the sunporch at the time. he having come - or as his Father puts it on such occasions - been ”chas- ed" indoors to attend to his home- work ol school,

And now book on knee. he was dividing his attention between his spellings for the morrow and any- thing of more interest which might come to attention or mind. At six years. we learn again, that like the trouls that succumb to the lads' lures these days in spells, so can these of tender years can- centrate only by "u lilies."

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N Morning Smiio

Modern

lchivalry seems to fade a little with each succeeding generation. A father Whose young son had been to his first dance said to him: "It makes you feel slly, doesn't it, the first time you go up to 3 ghrl and -say. tMay I have this dance, please?"

The boy looked "shocked. "Oh, I didn't say anything as old-fash- ioned as that. I Just stmlled round and looked 'em over till I saw one that was pretty. Then I pointed to

her and said; tymyi do-y We settled a sturdy patch in l A...n , place on a knee of overalls that A gcqsym, had seen yeonian service at ex- ' xx”. ' cited goal-tending, baseball and Bgffgr Engfgh other games of the school-ground

and was now doing service about

m Q. n. wmhgg home. And looked then toward

the west lit richly by the dying

embers oi the tires of the day . . .

' . . Serene as the evening. on the 1. What is wrong with this sen- opposffe sfope loypl-y Did tyees 3:1

fence?

and I shall be glad to sit down at . ..

the table... against the L0lOl.. 2. What is the correct pronunci-

ation of ”egregious"? mam

H1 am ”Ve”””5l-V hungr-5" lines were silhoutted

wondering if Mother Nature. and discerning

3- "Wt of Her el3?.?”.fJ2Z.i?; ';2Jil”lo.-”ill2"”?.?2l....?.'3l misspelled? Egress, efiulgcnt. eligi-mm of mow of generaffom to bllity. elipsis. A

come, to settle close by seeds oil

sf:Af..wn?Eatn.:i0e5 the word Mwmmilthe same to provide natural andf - '- . , - effective decoration for. as well: Wjh Lghfagafling”:lll:ihf.rRf:5fl:l3:;lflas hold moisture in the now bar-I cemmg-v7 i i ' ' iing farmland tliercabout. V i

Nnithward tips linined brightly.i woodlands in dark ranks markedi

AS HE S S R time against a quiet hill; farm-l 1f Say, uf am f.af.,m,ff5 fomff steads about. in figures drawn to- hungrym and mm --dmmgv 2.lWal'dSl.l1C l.lll'9Sl'Dl(l.l commenced. Pronounce e-gre-jus. both as as in W '33” m ”"'”' mks from me. ftwilight already sh:-iriing the at-t

mt. accent second syllablc. 3. Ellip-

sis. 4. Freakisli; odd; qua,”-; fan.fl8rllghl and gathering valley and

gentle

tastlc. "He is a man of whimsicairheigm about W0 H emrf humor." 5. Astute. fbrace. . . f A i '

The Jumping hare or South Al-l ”OIii-Pr Sim-”-Fl We Smllfdv 3

tries has fli'P tocs on ll: front feet ' "I-luu llfalll? ' - - I KU955-" hef

'and four on th- hind feet, fbegaii to calculate. "hundreds alldf

huiidreds A and more even than

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we took up our stitching. sight;

Anne Adams Patterns We ”"””""”"'i ' but fiiigers cert.-iinly more expcr-,

than when we made maid-1 kindly Grand-f

icnccd ien stitches at R mothers knee. . "And it we walked to the hot-- PRINCESS sTii.i: It th Mom of IL ' way up to me mg ' ' l5 9 newt vi. 5 i , 'ha woul style of the season! You'll be thrlll- Eff. T912--h;,":eC;nm1..e.:, t ed-it's the most becoming. the ..A.m. (Hf. mere woutd be easiest m M” This sumiress mm another hill or maybe a river or. its own smart bolero is country- Sea . f ' And ff Wu Rem on 1,, 111311 cool and city-slick. You'll wear itfdfmmm. wffd Come fa fownsf

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right. back on that hilltop agaln!' f

His eyes were wide. ”It wouldf take quite a spell." he commented reflectively.

He turned then to his

"Don't they make words queer? he offered.

to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- pleto illustrated instructions.

Send Thirty-five cents (Size) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern. Print plainly size, Name, Address, Style Number.

Send order to ANNE ADAMS,

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Back of this evening's Every delight and enchantment. 01

spring: earth, viviri shades on the

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d”k15'.shoii'ii follouiiig their wedding And we recall Apr” fsfhv

care of The Guardian. 60 Front sf,” We”. 0 I ' "Some sound the same - exact-f l T "mm Canada ly, but huh!” he chuckled. ”.VOl1. never know how you have to Spell. . . them!" l

She Was laid up With - - -

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Recent Charlottetown Wedding

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eaavaivl-mo rtarunn OF GOITER. SYMPTOMS AFTER OPERATION

It is known that in cuts of the severe form of goiter, removal by surgery gives satisfactory results almost immediately. Removal by X-ray. while giving satisfactory re- sults, may take as long as nine months or longer. to get these sat- isfactory results.

Up to 1933. the removal by surg- ery. the operation known as sub- total removal of the thyroid gland (that is. loss than the total or whole gland was removed). a small portion of each side of gland being

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Scheming Ex-Husband

Insists On Visiting Child In Former Wife's Core

DEAR MISS DIX: Two years ago l divorced my first husband-- the father of 'our' six-year-old daughter. Faith. He was Ordergd 1., pay 515 a. week for the child. but after two payments he stopped, When I got in touch with hlmfto remind him of his obligation. ne threatened me. so in order to avoid further unpleasantness. I drop. ped the matter of support. Six months ago I remarried. My hug. hand is very fond of my child. and she calls.hlm "daddy" of her own volition. We are very happy together. My ex-husband found out where we live, and has been coming around to see Faith. He

wants to take her home for a visit (he's remar-

left in to prevent the symptoms resulting from removal of the whole gland (overweight. mental physical sluggishness) occurring.

However. it was found in a num- ber of cases that not enough of the thyroid gland was removed and so

(fast heart, underweight, nervous- ness) again retumed.

Mrs.

Robert Goulet ai'eiGoulst is the son of Mr. amt on Charles Goulet of Montreal. With

Mr. and Mrs.

f in Charlottetown. Mrs.lMr. and Mrs. Goulet are Mrs. fi,”;Goulet is the former Miss Eleaiioi”Leith Ford. bridesmaid. and Mr. h0”5””eil-Iiiggaii or this Fli). dauglitcr of Lcith Ford, groomsman. (Photo

Mr. Harold J. Huuszaii. while Me. by L. F. Mclnnls.

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This is a thick batter and turns out quite a stibstaiitial pancake? -I-HIS daf.-3 fOf.f,f.asf ll'11'-Ch if V?-k”'”k9 i”51de- V"-V lion in dealing with others. There light and tcndcr and of good flavor. is 8 fendemy fmmfd msunderg these pancakes are quite differentlsfandmgs and p(jevi5hnES' 50 con. 10? Ii luncllmll N" WP??? memlr isider carefully before putting any-

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1 CUP 0n99'5'-il9d enrmhed l335l1lV,intcrpi'et meanings and motives. flour or 7: cizp once-sifted eTlYlCl1EClfkt'ftfh me Moon in Vffgm fhfs dm, all-purpose iloiir; Sig tezispcons favors mt, defefopmenf of m,.;... bakms DCll'dFY'- '3 l”5'r30”” Salli ll lskills and talents, also the organiz- WESWOH S1'”i”l ””im”33 5- C”p,a'.ion of new methodsfin business line granulated sugar: 1 cup yellowf mufmesf

For Tomorrow

mritmezil; '3 cup seedlcs raisins.'. ym, man. be Called upon fa nfd 5 washed and do i: 1 mp fm91.V'ir-.mid who has had nnanciai re- shrcdded tart raw apple: 1 91' 3ivei'scs. but in vour efforts to as- l'. cups milk, H teaspoon YZillll.li.'f Sfsff do mf fa mm. svmpafhv

2 tablespoons sliorteniiig. melted. 'muse mu fo nan m.H.boM.d... Hm) Measure aiitl sit together tw:ce,'f0 ffffgbfsf of four Emmy but fn thc-n sift into mixing bowl. the R hf1Slne&-1ike.mannerf '

fflour. baking powder. salt. nutmeg

and sugar: stir in the tornmeal.! raisaiis and apple 1

B93” me 931' "N11 ih1Ck Mid: if tomorrow is your birthday lifihli Silt in the milk. l'3ni1lFi Find the coming year shciuld bring great m91”'d 5h0T”'”l”?- lachievement in the way of self-

Make xi well in the flour mixture development, There, is a strong and gradually stir in the liquids, mssfbffffy my Changm in Job mm

For the Birthday

mixing to a smooth batter. Lei (jnfis and dnmesffc affairs g p”.

ball” siimd 1'-V” ”1' three mm": ticiilarlv in late October when Sat-

”95- - - turn enters your seventh House. 13709 DRUPF by 5DC'3nf1ll5 1l1l0,ivliicli rules personal and buslnes

lightly greased heated frying pan asgociafesf

or onto a grenslcss griddle; cook' you may fafnd yourself frked by

The Stars Soy - -

l them at first and with some emo-

urges cau- f

In the Missotiri State Medical Journal. St. Louis. Dr. W.. Bartlett states that when portions of the gland of each lobe. varying one- eighth to one-third. were left be- liind, the return of the goiter symp- toms occurred.

in l.100 operations performed be- fore 1933. the failure rate was be- tween f5 and 10 per cent and so

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the changes, unwilling to accept

tional tension resulting there- irom.. But if you can train your- self to adapt with philosophical calm and learn to solve each new problem as it arises, you will find not only that the changes have all been to the good. but that in meet- ing them you have strengthened character, developed new and more powerful inner reserves. Financial matters should prosper this year.

A child born on this day will be lendowed with great physical stam- ina, strength of character and the type of personality which attracts persons of influence.

liar BABY'S

ruuuv ups? Give Bahy . Own Tlllleh. vx

Sweet. simple little tablets. Used for over 60 years to quickly help relieve minor digestive upsets. gas, constipation and fretfulnesn resulting from ,lrregulni-ity at teething time. No "sleepy" stuff- no dulling effect. Get a pnckuco today at your drugglst.

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the usual symptoms of severe goiter.

rled, too), but I think his wife should call and let me know when it's convenient for her to have the girl. He is beginning his quarrellng again whenever he stops by and I'm finding it most disagreeable. I would prefer that he keep away. He wouldn't do anything for the child when he was supposed to. now I don't see why he's interest- ed in her all of a sudden. L J

ANSWER: Your weapon in keeping your ex- husband away may lie in the divorce agreement. He may still be obligated to pay the weekly 515 for Faith's support, and it you threaten to go to court to collect it. I'm sure he will make a quick and permanent exit. He is more interested in making life miserable fnr vnu than he is in being a devoted father to his daughter. When he discovers that the pseudo-devotion may cost money. he'll revert

to type.

Muriel Nissan

EARS!-I ACTION ADVISED

to let Faith visit him until you've spoken to doubt if she'll welcome the suggestion with any Since you have succeeded in establishing your home and family harmoniously. you're entitled to use any means available to maintain your life on that basis. If your former husband threatens to disturb and disrupt your home life, take any means to keep him away from the house. and your daughter.

Continue refusing his wife about it. 1 great degree of affability.

DEAR MISS DIX: I am one of a trio of girls who have been pals for some time. Now. I am beginning to feel there is tension among us. if I am particularly friendly with one, the other gets man; it 1 go out with one. the other sulks for a week. Sometimes we have lots of fun together. but it is becoming increasingly difficult for

all of us to be pleasant at the same time. D D

.ANSWER: Threesomes are difficult to handle at any time; al- ways there iieems to he a bit of jealousy between two over the favors of the third. The positions may differ in seesaw fashion throughout the friendship-sometimes it's one person who is singled out for at- tention, sometimes it's another-but It's rarely that the three meet on completely. amicable terms. The best way out of the dilemma is to add a fourth to the group, which will have the effect of break-

may travel around

as a unit most of the time, there is always a better chance of pleas-

ing everyone if two sets of plans can be put. into action when need- ed.

Suggest

find greater

having a fourth girl join your outings. and I'm sure you'll pleasure in each others' company.

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DEAR. MISS DIX: I'm in junior high school. Recently a boy I have known for three months gave me his identification bracelet to wear. I lost it. and don't know whether I should get him another

one or Just forget it. A

ANSWER: This is not the sort of thing one can just "forged" Explanation: and apologies are in order, with an offer to replace the bracelet, if you wish. However. since the boy asked )0ll '0 ii?” the bracelet. the responsibility of its loss is not really yours.

3Y3 OW"

TABLETS

to readers but will answer

Min Nissan cannot reply peroanully column.

problems of general Interest throuth this

until bubbles appear and break on? the surface of the pancakes. thenl turn and cook second sides.

HowCsnllil

31 Anna Ashley

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Z What can I do when both-

A. Examine the foundation tim-

fragrance Of 1Te5h'-mnedtbers and other woodwork in the farm-'. .

I I I I I basemeiit and try to find point off ' entrance and damage already doiiel I The damaged wood should be rc- I moved and the ground soaked with kerosene. Replace damaged wood I with concrete, brick, rock. or metal work. or use timber treated with ' creosote. Termites always requirel ' damp earth. How can I facilitate I beating of egg whites? ' A. Add a pinch of cream of tar-f tar before starting to beat ' whites. The eggs will froth quickly and will hold their shape longer. l . How can I wash mirrors sof that water will not get behind the' frame? 1 . A. Be sure not to wash mirrors or glass with a very wet! cloth. or some of the water may" penetrate back of the frame iiiid injure the glass. Just use a goodi damp chamols for this purpose.

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Lake wLucerne. beauty spot in.

Switzerland. is 23 miles long with. an average breadth of two miles.

Alice Brooks Designs .

,Plessa print plainly Name, Address

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and Pattern Number.

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