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AY BATII PIIEPIIIITIOIS

i; . from ELIZABETH ARDEN

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for months to come.

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—-June Geranium, 2.25

anal 4.25

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MGDRE 8- M9LEOD MEL‘

Bimfrmus causal) BY roon ALLERGY

In children, allergy, or sensitive- mess to foods. will cause symptoms [ometimes within 15 minutes after hating the offending food. Symp- toms do not for an hour or usually distress in the stomach or intestine-colic, ‘vomiting. The commonest foods musing allergy are wheat, milk or eggs.

The most common symptoms of lllargy in the stcmach and intestine are gas, distension and burning. lflhe majority of these sufferers know exactly what foods will cause the symptoms, but many are will- lng to undergo the symptoms rath- ps- than avoid ‘hhese foods.

Just as pollen, furs, fathers and Ioods cause a swelling of the lin- lng of the nose, 5o some foods cause l. swelling of the lining of the stom- lch and intestine, which causes the pynvptomis mentioned above.

The commonest foods causing pnrptoms of allergy in the stom- pch and intestine are all excellent nourishing foods; namely. fish and other sea. food's. nuts. eggs and milk.

One of the apparently strange [uppenlngs 1n these cases is that In adult may eat these foods for years without symptoms and then uuddenly find that they cause al- krgic gwnptoms_ Thsi is some- times hard to explain. some physic- ians believing it is due m slmd hisamges inuthe body. Others think that the change to being allergic to bhese foods is due to some condi- tion of the body, such as infection I other illness.

“when too much of the substance

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l; Morning Smile

Tine Queen Elizabeth was en- countering heavy weather in mid- ocean and some of the passengers were uncomfortable. ~ Wat/oiling a miserable-looking man who was liending over the side of the ship. a fair young thing turned to the woman at her side.

“Your husband is a poor sailor, is he not?" she said.

“Certainly not," said the wonun, "he's a rioh stockbroker."

"Who was that you were talking to for a ivhole hour at the gate?" asked Mr. Simpson.

“That pa; Mrs. Smith; ghe hadn't time to come in," replied his wife.

histamine is present, the body loses it; protection against allergy. This is why two of the outstanding drugs to treat an acute atack of allergy- asthima, stomach or intestinal colic,- aira histamine flaihters. These drugs are adrenalin (epinephrine) - and benadryl.

Adrenalin is injected under the skin. and binadryl may be taken by vmouth, AF. ough it is gratifying to know ths. these drugs are available for acute attacks, it is only good sense to avoid using the foods that cause the symptoms. Keeping a food diary will find the offending foods.

ALLERG Y

Send today for Dr. Barton"s help- ful booklet entitled "Allergy." which means being allergic or sen- sitive to Vairlous foods and other substances. Just enclose 10 cents and a S-cent staanrp. to cover cost of handling and mailing. to The Bell Syndicate, in care of this newspaper, Post Office Box 99, Sta- tion G. New York 19, N. Y., and ask

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Unwanted Boarders

Elderly Mother Complains 0f Daughter's Family Monopllzing llama

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My only daughter, then in her late thirties, deliberately broke up another woman's home. I highly dis.

, approved of her conduct and she added to her offense by dumping her 'l'l1e husband on rne without my consent. The day after the ceremony he I moved in, bag and baggage, and has been with me ever since. All of avol‘ my peace and comfort are broken up because they have two babies aiid

arc expecting a third. O

lug of babies. so I have asked them to move. But they refuse to do so. What can I do about it? A DEPERATE OLD MOTHER

ANSWER: Practically nothing. I fear, foa- the housing shortage is not only a reality. it is an alibi 101' everybodys deadbeat friends and relatives to come and settle down upon them. Nobodys house is any longer his castle. It is Just a place where Doople without decency and respect for the others’ rights feel that they are privileged to exercise squatters’ rights and settle down on the pullers. “ho are powe-xiess to evict them. _ The “or itself has brought about no more misery than these self- mviieci, unwanted guests who have desuended with their bag and 11388889. their obstruperous children and howling babies, and their pet ‘i035 and C1115 811d Dlfrvtb‘ Upon their helpless old parents, or their equal- ly defenseless brothers and sisters.

FORCE WAY IN

It has been nothing to these interlopers that in many cases they have forced frail old "Jomen and men to give up their own rorms be}. cal-Fe i119 blby flEEdPd a sllllilllny place to play in; that they Tnongpg]. izzd the kitchen and quarreied with their in~ln\\'s, and turned a. peace- ful and quiet home into bedlam.

But it seems impmyble for the victims l0

help tliems iv . It i Just another one of the horrors of war. e es 5

H’ DEAR. DOROTHY DIX: We are three teen-age girls “>119 “mud "P m’ ha” W“ a"='“'°-' u" 1°11°W1Y1B questions: (ll Should a girl Bo out to meet her boy friend when he just sits in the car and honks for her to come out when they are going on a date? (21 Can a brunette get along with a redhead? i3! Should a girl marry a boy with vriiom her only acquaintance has been through the mail?

SUE. PAT and DO’I‘.

'2'.) The color of a person's har h til ~ - l itlon. Redheads or brunettes are lall llllengarlirlalguiilliedro shclsldslspmid you can get along with one color as well as another. V p’ an

_AN15WER: r11 A boy who sits in his car ivhsn he comes to tak- a girl out on a date 1nd honks for her to come out and climb in b herself, is certainly ignorant of all social nicz-tics of conduct b t ' y ably he doesn't intend it as an insult, He just do=sn‘t know :11 pill’

Why don't you teach him better manners? y — (Continued on Page 3)

LivingiSr Leisure ITHE WOMAIVSREALM/

Twilight is spacious, near things in it seem far,

And distant things seem may;

Now in the green vrest hangs a

dull points to push between threads of coarse fabric instead of pierc- ing them. '

-l'eu°“' Si“? After freezin E _ H g desserts or other And n°“ “c1055 °1d “flier-i you foods. turn the temperature con- may hear

trol back half way to normal po-

T“ Pmimmd Bloom v! bells s- sition w hold until served.

mong still trees. Like a rolling of huge

boulders beneath seas,

ONE FOR. POT

“Mlraclesdl ‘— Ctmmd A-lken- A pound of tea produces between

150 and 200 cups of tea using a teaspoon to the cup and one for the pot.

sawma nacnuss or VARIOUS rsnms

Fine sewing needles in short sup- - "In" ‘"1 511111181“ ply for several years, because of lack of top grade steel, are lining up on notion counters again. seam. stresses who know their stuff a- bout needles will replenish sew- ing baskets with needles designed for specific purposes and fabrics.

Needles are numbered to indi- cate size - the higher the num- ber, the thinner the needle. The W¢18ht of the fabric determines the best size to choose - fine fa- brics, thln needles; heavy fabrics, coarse needles.

Regular needles have round eyes but equally serviceable and easier to thread are darning and gm- gélfidfify needles with long, oval

F01’ Pushing through leather and fur, look for a glovers needle with a three-cornered point. An 5x. 119111513! 10118. sharp beading needle is streamlined to slip through

Anyone who receives an invita- tion to a wedding may send the bride a gift. If only an announce- ment is received, no gift is neces- sary.

Fireplace ashes should be kept level with the andirons to provide a bed for glowing charcoal which wll1 yield steady heat and help ignite new logs as they are added.

PARTY MANNEI-S UP POPULARITY

If you want to book your holi- day dance cards to capacity, mind your ballroom manners.

This means that while you're dancing you'll give your escort not the assembly at large. the 'fuli benefit of your personality and charm. Good manners rule that you include him in any "table- hopping" visits that you make be-

beads and sequins without split- ting the ornament or getting stuck in small openings.

for your copy.

Go Together

rhnts. Spices and

Ask your grocer for Silver Seal Raisins... Cur- Ingredients for your Christmas Pudding.

Tapestry needles

should have tween dances.

will object to is the habit o! talk- ing over his shoulder to other couples as you dance around the floor, or beckoning or waving in friends in the stag llnc- Ho W111 be as irritated if you chat with friends, leaving him standing on the sidelines to wait your return.

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How Can I

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Q. How can I prevent cream from curdlixig when poured into the coffee?

A. When cream is not strictly fresh it sometimes will curdle slightly when poured into the cof- fee, but this can be avoided by add- ing a. pinch of baking soda to the cream before serving.

Q. How can l prevent scratch- ing the silver when cleaning with a brush?

A. 1b prevent scratching the sliver do not use old toothbrushes or nail brushes to clean it. Brushes are made for this purpose and the expense will be alight.

Q. How can I give the custard pie a nice, even, brown color‘!

Extracts when you order the

over the top just before putting the pie in the oven.

I am an old woman in my late seventies and l have listened morning. noon and night to the cry-

Inconsidcrato behavior a. man.

A. By sprinkling a little sugar - ~

TEA ~A‘N9““COFFEE

Modern Etiquette

By Roberts Lee i

Q. Should a business man ask his secretary to get another busi. ness mall on the telephone and then say, "Just a lmomcnt, please, Mr. Young wishes to gpeak “m; you"?

A. This depends upon the status of the two men. It is not courteous lo keep the second man waiting.

Q. is it all right to send wed- ding invitations to friends who live so far away that one knows they nriil be unable to attend?

A. Certainly. Distance has noth- ing to do with thoughtfulness.

Q. When shculcl a Wcman rise to receive on introduction to a man?

A. Only when she is the host- ess. In t-his instance, she not only rises. but extends licr hand in greeting.

G< § 2;“, Cook ’s Corner

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WHITE FRUIT CAKE

‘l cup seedless raisins

1 cup sliced candied citz-on

‘é cup slizeci candird pineapple

‘i cup sliced candied ohcrrlcs

l cup sliced blanclird almonds.

l cup sliced candied orzmgr pccl

2 cups flour

‘i teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon baking powder

‘é Cup butter

1 cup sugar

3 eggs. beaten

Grated rind of ‘é of 1i orange

‘i out! Orange juice.

Mix the fruits. nuts and peel. Mix and slit flour. salt and baking powder and add to fruit and mix well, Cream butter and sugar to- Rather. Add eggs and orange rind. Stir in the flour and fruit ‘mixture alternately with the orange juice. Fill one c-r more greased and paper- l’ned pans t; full of the batter. Bake in moderate oven (350 de-

grees F.) 1 to 11,-; hours depending upon size of the loaves. GOOD LOOKING APRON

‘ toes ceased. “Mother wants to do

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‘humanist-faith

But fortunately no ‘wintry wind blew last nkht to disturb t-be new- tallen snow and Rob was able to bring his family home in safety from their afternoon trip to the city. frhrough" a Christniessy chun- tryside, 1 suspect, with lllhi-l twinkling brightly from ferm~ houses end roovea and trees pow- . dered richly with snow. Altogether it had been a pleasant outing. On a, recent visit to Alderlea, Jamie had spoken of the prospect with much anticipation. It was then in the offing, to be taken so he said as soon as the work at the pota-

some shopping" he exclaimed "and I have to go in to see santa Claus." "Yes?" I said wanting to hear more about it. "I'd like awful well for.our young fellow to see him -and besides I want to pay Santa for the things he'll be bringing us." "But" I said "your grlhidfather here is bound that that is no way at all to do business. He says there are two bad pays in the

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Better English

GOOD JIRIAD ' ta all‘ useable.’

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world; the one who pays before- hand and the one who never pays 1 t ii." “Y " J I dd "b t ~ llhisais diligent “T. errlrlo riciellLlikelllY ‘"19"’? I'm‘ 13°“"°‘“y w” V"? to see him afterwards." He chuckl- "mm" ed. “I have to go to bed early on iagonvlglgaljwlitslsznlffrrecl 9mm!“ Christmas Eve for fear he won't a which one ollhese words u come M‘ all’ End ma“ l’ I dc “l, imisspelled? Acerbity, acetylene, ac- to stay up awhile, I'm sure to fai. cencram asleep" 4. What docs the word "exon- erate" mean? 5. What is a

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There was no account today of

- d i i the paying of his debt-to-come but “or beg m‘ n8

, , _ with pa that mczms "worthless: Jamie told me ivheis he came with urinal-q- Rob in the truck this evening that ANSWERS

he had brought another pressing 1_ matter to the attention of the old gentleman. ‘iWhat did I do when I saw him?" he repeated my ques- tlon. "I shook hands ivlth him--- mother says he must be Scotch he's so good at shaking hands! — and then I got her to bring Gage nearer, so‘s the baby could get a good look at him and I said. ‘Santa here's another young fellow, >gm ~~ that wasn't here last year at all." "And was Gage afraid?" "No sir, he liked him." It seems that Santa is not quite so fat, and neither are his whiskers so long nor so

Say, "llis generosity was very hunnine," virhlcih means kind, bon- evolcnt. to man. ‘J. Pronounce tor-tus, o as in or. u as in us unstressed. and not tor-toiz, 3, Accelerate. 4. To clear, as from an accusation. “He was ex- onerfiicd fron ltflsme for the ac- cident." 5. Palllry.

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The Stars Say--

By Genevieve Kemble

What ls wrong with this sen-

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Scrapbook By Roberto Lee

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g Household

B“ Shampoo

A good recipe for an egg shampoo is as follows: Beat one egg well, Beat into it a half-pint of water. Add a few drops of Rosemary. Rub this well into the scalp. You may use either the yolk only or the white only. isistead of the whole egg.

House Plants

All potted house plants should b! turned once a. week. so that e1. sides will face tihe sun. If this if not done, many of the plants will become lopsided.

leahkln

Ono can make last yearn led skin coat look ll-ke new by rubbing wllth hot salt. It will absorb tlu d rt.

‘QR luxuriant as Jamie's recollections

led him to expect, though they are still "as white as the snow." .. s .

For Thursday, December l!

ALTHOUGH ilicre may be ob- stacles, snags and difficult prob- lems. temporarily blocking the my. there is no intimation of finality Ill such predicament. 'l‘licrc is cvrry ciidonce of shrewd insight, quick rind czvn-prchciisivo nnulysis of the setup, filiCl exceptional grasp of underlying facts-rs. the mind being keen, penetrating with the Im- petus toward singularly astute and sagacioi: handling of difficulties. in this there should be desired help, wilih financial support for fresh vaulting 0\'Cl‘ obstacles.

Rob was delivering a helix‘ this evening a recent purchase of Jack's. James and I were at sup- per tlieu enjoying much the peace of the flay. which comes to inrm- houses when the dark comes down. We had lamp-light and CDZI- ness and quiet without a jarring note. slices of shoulder of pork was the main dish of the meal and perhaps by way of turning our thoughts away from the wintry scene without, I had brought .1 jar oi’ preserve from the cellar,

strawberry to add color and sweet- Fm, “w Birthday

find themselves in a year of impedi ‘merit, frustration and stubborn ob stacies. with lagging and static undercurrents. Yet the mentality ii so shrewd. calculating and decan- dabie. with its studied analysis oi problems and hold-ups. that ii should be able to cope with nwsi disconcerting and disheartening sit.- uations. In such crises. there is help from higher-ups. impressed by sound plans. and persistent labor to be generous in their support. Work itoward enduring goals.

A child born on this day has much capacity for overcoming ob- staclcs and frustrations, by its ex- ceptionally keen. shrewd and a11-

ness to the end of our eating. strawberry jam always holds many delights hidden within its ruby depths, if one cares to recall them. Fragrance of meadow flowers and sweet fern. glint of sunlight or coo] lengthening shadows, gay roundelays of robins, breaths "if scented whispering zephyis anu if one has been most fortunate from away fiyond the edge of the wood, so that it echoes and linflslffi in the silence, a thrushs call. Even while we ate. James must have been expecting an addition to our herd for he started up qui-kly from the table at the sound o! the truck on the driveway- "A11- me!" he sighed picking up BID and lantern" I wonder, Ellen. what they're bringing home now." s

Those svhose birthday it. i5 may

You'll be surprised how quickly and easily you can soothe a bad winter cough, when you try this well known recipe. 1t gives you four times as much cough mcdiclnc for your money and you'll find it very pleasant and dependable. for real relief.

Make a syrup by stirring 2 cups of granulated sugar and one cup of water a. few momenta, until dissolved. No cooking nceded—no trouble at all. Or you can use corn syrup or liquid honey, instead of sugar syrup. Then put 21,5 ounces of Pinex (obtained from any druggist) into a 16 oz. bot-

Jamie came indoors then, his eyes round with a secret. "1 Bu“! we'll have to carry that straw back -that we took to cover the fox-

alytical mentality. attracting ap- probation from high places.

For Quick Cough Relief, , Try This Home Mixture

tie. Fill up with your syrup and you

have 16 ounces of medicine that will surprise you by its quick action. 1t never spoila lasts a family a I008 time, and tastes fink-children love it.

Thi home mixture takes rlghtlaold of a severe cough. For reds results. you'll say it's splendid. It. loosens the phlegm, soothes the irritated membranes. and quickly eases sore- ness and dlfflcult breathing.

Pinex is a special compound of pro- ven ingredients. in concentrated form, well known for its soothing elect on throat lrrltafionl. Moniey refunded if