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do the hsuszwork.

Don't listen to your mother-in-law tion that she will never permit hired hands to touch nobody can do anything w please her except. her daughter. Ju more skillful a trained nurse is

as she finds o.ut; how much he comes to enjoying the additional com-

amateur and especially when s

for you to keep on

{fact Needs to be Exebcisetl in the Manage- ment of Old Parents in the Home, But

There Should Allo

Kindly ﬁrmness

be the Element of

ider hav a. aervan

e’: personal attention.

I am well acquainted with household duties, my wife suggests that we change places and I stay at home with her mother, while sne goes out to busi- ness. In other words. she wants to wear the pants. Is such a plan likely to succeed? used to such a drastic change? What do you think is the wisest. solution o1 the probiema c

‘lire only sensible solution of the problem is with your Job. for your wife to

take the good place that is offered her and for you to hire a practical irurse who will take care of Motner-ln-Law and

-‘s objection and to her declara- her, and that s: as soon

forts that a larger income will bring her, are will be pleased as Punch

Old people-and especially sick old people-nearly always get ielﬂsh and cranky and tyrannical. And it is ‘Just. as foolish to give in to their whims when they are unreasonable es their minds they are children again, an

Real

Can a man get

than an

t. is to be ruled by a baby. In d they need to be ruled gently

and kindly, but firmly, like children.

I lamily in which ne any part in some an or girl

know one beautiful Mother would not. eat. anyth

y had to keep up a

some H} her.

most of their pr daughter read to

have known so many

being duninatsd by a senile old woman. ither the sons nor daughters have e ty‘ because Mother was afraid that. they might, meet with whom they might fall in love and marry and leave girl who spent her life in the kitchen because mg that Mary didn't cook. I know two enter- small hotel, but. Mother refused to live in it separate establishment for her. which took ofits. And I know another mother who makes her tired her ha]! 0f the 1118M after her hard day's labor, when

Ihe needs every hour oi’ rest she can

lpoiled chi with a cantankerous old bo tel‘. The children of right. to freedom.

tent domestic in the er she sbouldLbe bwtdhd up and taken r nsr

These martyr children give in they are sorry for her. ld is, if she were diglnzge tlcabshuve

ou u.e some common sense in the ma - essive mothers. for instance. should assert thellr

e Mariya should refuse to cock when there ls a ktchﬂn. and when they have

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Delicious Fish

i0 keep you

FISH ls the ideal bod when yonwanrmstayslimyetac- rive. It has the proteins that give urengthandenergyuaiievimmins for general health . . . the mineral salts that add to physical well-being. Fish is the greatest known source of Vitamin D, the sunshine vitamin. Anduqouwillenjoyrbedeiicious variety of Canadian Fish and Shell- ﬁSlI...KhQIQIKEOVCI6OClll¥EICBI kind: available all year ‘round, ﬁom which to choose. Whether you pre- fer i: fresh, fresco, dried, canned or pickled, thclppetldqg ﬂa- vouundmpetbqnalityoflliahmd Shellﬁsh from the cool, dear of Canada will give a never-eo- be-forgonea men. Uu the coupon for new Recipe Booklet, f, I

ovmman or orrAvIA,

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tragedies that. were the result of a whole I know of one family ver been allowed to lake

Ret. to Mother because Mother is old and off, just as a Children who have to den.

But: Mother would be tar better

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Doctor-I milst. world is very unzrateful

to a doctor? doctor. think of our cemeteries!

was reading a eoZYB-Dh)‘

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of the United States." -O~O§QOQOQ-QOO-OQO0QO-O§%OOO

How Can I ‘I '2

(By ANNE ASHLEY) +o+e+o+<

by browning on the broiler. grease from clothing?

to the fabric. Ammonia YBRIOVE BTBHSB 5P0

lotlzn?

pport and camplxor; or equal parts of thclr inieresm call glycerine, rose water, rum.

VA-TRO-Ilﬂl.

say that the

n 1a ‘ohm 3° ession. ow se om 00s =

gig sxéoia public memorial erected “m, m

Mrs. Goiightly-How seldom? 0h

_._______-- "Ma," asked the little girl, who a te of mun! ‘ y.

" ltat." said the mother, “is one

Q. How can I prevent sausages ] from bursting when frying them?‘ A. Sausages that are brought to a boil before frying will not; burst. open. Place them in a pan of cold Wat-er, bring to a boil. then finish

Q. How can I remove machine tgdgoldavlilaftgslalixduxdgxilalig: utmcletz. o’ salt has been dissolved ivlluilv llle n Q. How cyan I mzllsre a good hand

A. Mix equal parts of glycerin:

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come bet An inward or seen."

Common Sense

i About Constipation

malt _ whats giving you the trouble!

(ihanoaa are you won't have to look very far f you eeéoiun ti:

thing: mo; people Mo

Ilium ou don't get anou b

"bu ‘ n your diet. And "bulE" of food, It

. doesn't mean a lot

largely coiiiumed in the body, but leaves a ao “bu " mass , which helps a bowel movement.

l Kellen’: ........2:.°r'...s;i:: al, to keep e ' -

tb m re ' “ill “itffiim”. {"’li"‘.i ton e vitaullnpBi. e n u n Eat All-Bran every d d ink plant of water, and qlaln rthe re l" Mada by Kellogg in London Can. Bold by every gro- cer in two convenient. sizes.

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add a bay lat. ll! 5 n mbnco, r and pepper.

minutes, men min am- (uh. Arweoymn M! w. lglrlnkle wlrh ﬁne b crumbs mix wl melted butter and cook in a moderaneoven-B 0m400deg. Frhr. until g$neirsrr....“ra"..,.m

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2 cupfuls of ﬂaked mnlred or aimed ﬁsh: i cupfui of thick whim mine; cupiul of ooh bread cnimbe: i4 mrpoonfu of all; l ten- mi w, nbicwoaluiol I - shill

brand cum: ’

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ween, oyinalltbinlubeani

A man needs to eat‘ at least of calcium in a life-

ls canned pumpkin as good as fresh? More and more cooks are using the canned variety and get.- Qrlg_hi_glll_y__ satisfactory results. The

if

q u-rapq-udvehlm-wuw -n-¢ o . , . .

quarters red

per should be D1 This prevents

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hulls. It is’ economy more than you need for one meal.

When macbininz any itbin ma- terials, asheet of white tissue a: wedbemeath

all

and keeps work fir-m. Tear the piper away when f

THE COOK'S CORNER

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Household Scrapbook w: nouns us:

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"pucker-

can .. . l arabieinaboutawirwllm of boil-

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CHRIS TABEL

By PEAR L BELLAIRS

‘may dined in a quiet corner of the hotel recto. . stung fiercely again, she! ‘tool: her glcve off. Blisters were 5m

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*‘ "ruuuurmmuavneﬁi AIIAIII ennmnlnamdﬁueanaedvarlsivwitlralittleniefuirﬂmlwW —-——' in aimtaaﬂve to kitchenette cook: only manor-ally: my doctorwhllilu - ‘ﬂmaauetbeglftslukarlbee endwcmnwbobaveveryiiﬂb uderedmeto marl“! *- qmggmnyk “mum”; umamemmaadrmtoldl mil-BMW. work z gtnyeabeilembrandsentheml-r- :23.“ delnwthlttlﬁvﬁ" “w” Outage - - , qoogmutomlpmhgm __.._. ﬁuwaatoaniuanywhermit: nnagitwbowu “mu-aim; unnamed-n» nfpack- you ebnonrausuestsqule Mm amrwnmiwmamums anode-mutants ofﬂwlimm ity fresh strawberries from aoutb- Monday. And that we should leave W"

Before mendinc wit-h new “"1" mﬁwdﬁa: hem" was so ' had been to that would be cbum- NIH In a mum,“ 11.15113; hgufieviv" illlntuhtlessand 13b! it bmud m“ l‘ w“ “mm” while at: maxrlriagelheillcittltxellnetrltlsk “mu” "l" "IN: . slowly dly- This shrinks it so it. m” w“ bubbmd “D mm l‘ m” and lastly to themselves —how m‘. 7°" hi" I lune J!‘ will not "pull" or oucker when the mama‘ Mm hwtednm much he loved her. how exquisitely nu. ‘Jr’ lzllll-lf lllm garment mended is washed. TALK m, THE FUTUEE naghby he was! m, 1,, u“ ‘fuumilirza- l‘

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uranit Ghrlstabaib

merinﬂnuirumdanauitwwll berlgheforberrtolivehimalihat

spread out before

"we mo. we momaxema u» mama. But ou- i M future glowed into brighter

ﬂlih

rlatabel drool: her head, and

clung to his hand almost '

in a sudde "On, take me a/way.

forget! Int me try to m,"

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ssn rm nilzlllvimsy Git QUICK, Sure Iii

R l: NERVILIN t

wgniulaliner-lt lazuli-labs“ 0on0 pain-Co help dllcomfm‘ the muscles and join", Rhetlamaties a NERVILINE i, _

.- 8 n rush 0t feeling.

make rue make you

rliotbinz —i-hey only stint: a e .. _

"You must have them dressed by a doctor! ‘Ilhey look moat. pain- iul. Whu a foolish child to put lovely finizers into the first"

Rubbish! An odd description of l-‘lewitsons manuscript! Mention of the mutter- aent a thrill of agony thmuah her from her head to her feet. When she had recovered from that, she was plunged in dmibt a- bout her awn honesty: whether she

was oblired to tail Oavenagh. whe- E

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food

CONYAINS VITAMIN BI

. th |ll hialilt with b“ V" ,‘ u: ‘hum k0 l'lCll, rod blood, tho tho Halli . “l0 ' _ on-t. deserted city. and alone qn-ttt-nt flfrrtrllcldt‘, USP c “c131 I qnpty of l“ usual ﬂwﬂiﬁ from the docks.

arming on the balclu of the fore.

~ finger and middle finger, and the sh. MM d“ w" "My em h! linilruat ever urel. ‘I min was so noticeable that she mwh w w; hm. h,“ on m, hld in exrﬂoin to him- mmlldar with the imam to cry fine while Iegatfblliurgiihrljgergorlrxilswrifbxe “mm”; m" ‘h’ “awn,” gm” .133‘ E bishl Ridiculous of me! No really ed w mm a how Pol-glint! Ll-

ayes criiy made m brilliant by the repression of pain. "Make me forget It was a. cry from the heart. and Oavanaab had no reason to doubt that. it was life-their life together that. she desired. not merely the rest that he offered. when 15M! parted at ten olclook. They mang- ed to meog for luncheon on the following IY. ' when will you leave tiieclinib?"

Q ick Relief for Pain

tbeseeriethat arternooaln

iteoifsflat. Rio eaned on the sill of . wen wiirdovnevary nervein - aching. and stared out it.» moonlit bucks of tittle slmml walled’ '

houseaand wherehlbntiara weshinrbad lungouttndryinttieniglii, that the rainliad none. But everoomlidtl-iedullsium wee ‘

‘Flour cup; um barb. cubed .._. -___,..-. ..~_~_- Juice, 2' Imim, i tee- OUT OUR WAY saronuaiméigtﬂ mtLirt. leaves minced, c we. . Y: ' Use pfreahly ‘ ; beota. out into cubes or fancy " beet. water, mint. leaves, alt. butter and cloves. I0: l0 minutes. Add lem- on and serve. CHEESE TABTS. One and a half white f e gran-

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HMF.'-1 Juer "runzo IN on A HEALTH jswoaoassr 01:56.1‘ FROM A LITTLE BiRD, ABOUT A GERM CALLED Pseuvorns! rr GNAWS on LAZY LoA=sns!-~w=i.t., IT'S FEhSTED LONG ENOUGH on YOUR carcass, so BOUNCE or: we

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