I ' Women's realm

PAGE TWO THE GUARDIAN FEBRUARY 12, 1953

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droid Mrs. Mlggles managed to get one in the world in spite of her educational deiiclepcies. One day 1"9” me mVe5;";;""t M n'n”;1”:3 she was called upon by a. lawyer to mlmey 1" pm!” 11 R&:ehl:r?)fncm sign an important document. Mid M" I';"." "d ”hgwever in "You sign it yourself, air, and adVI"0e- 15 ” W: x 1 ' I'll make me mark," said Mrs. Mlg- which ml” 5”” Hieldcgre if ' 3:" Ilsa. "Since my eyes gave out I'm may mm W””.”" ye y 3 :01 u" not able to write a word." t”'3"i”n3 am nmetvast ngthr V? ' "How do you spell it?" asked the ue5- 50- cmcem” e llmth e an" hwy". Ifeylliliigggtlirg iflewaiidenaiid "spell it whatever way ye ” please." said Mrs. Miggles. "since 5:””Ei:':f3”E3 xhif;;e::I:1',”'be lost me teeth there's not a word i W5 9 Ry 3. m 'i 3 y can spam. ful not to antagonize ose n pos - tion to aid you. Such action will only hinder the fulfillment of plans.

7 For Tomorrow If tomorrow is your birthday. you

y may find yourself in a slight pre- Heip Nature To Fight Them 05 dlcament due to the fact. that al- unhlodlcal Sclenceldenieslth4l'j"1yI';g.:'lf;: though you are faced with major nguacure orcnis- n. y . ti imuu clfl do it. So when mu. mines. 1196151035 0”, maigeri .:'1")11” rdilg or stuily breathing f'v":lrr:":YOl:vi2; shrewd atnalysis” an lalu- eauc vm-We-m09"."”" ” ” ' judgmen you n yourse vac a- - I . . ofszled2.taliilbytrii(ekeg::t:t:r:t'r:":h&ugh? ting andiindecisive. Rather. than bowtels grradthgqixzlxymclfelg;tt:fn:1):a;9. yield to frustration, however. and WIS El. 0 0 ilsw ll . ' g whole system and fllrtllet wi,.k....... .t. the use of high handed methods as t" 82?” 2':3..?:!'i”:i-..it:i..rt.::t invent for exas.verw;m- ggstgogg PVWW Y"' C l l A . I a major commiimcns uni o" b nk h b tl d f h. , . "'31.: 'iiJi'. ”sc.?..i'?ti...T5r"'l..yf7'”' y Dmpllious aUlZUT1e5 hold sway. You baby of 26 ihomh. cnughts nasty cold sol may only make matters worse if triad Bnbys Own 'lsblcts and she throw! you try to mzht existing hm-nations. A child born on this day will have an artistic mind and advanced ideas in the field of science. lie

um cold on quicker than ever befon.

certainly am for Baby's Own Tablets from will also get along extremely well with other people.

now on. Equ ly good for restlessness ....i pcevishness resulting from irregularity

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BEDICAL PROGRAM POI BOXWG

The sports world and others are greatly shocked when they see or hear of an ithlets dying while on- gagcd in sport. As a matter of fact. in my experience. there have been more deaths among spectators watching a boxing or wrestling bout

DEAR MISS DIX:

mo” actually engaged in the sport. involved; we are more like brother

These spectators get so excited that their blood pressure rises to dan- gerous limlts and an attack of heart stroke (coronary thrombosis) or head stroke (apoplexy) occurs.

strongly to my friendship with the

sex? same way about me.

t th h e been too many iigialths aeilheongav our boxers and 1” fl" ” "P- wrestlers. many of them prevent- ANSWER:

able should more supervision be given. is the statement of Dr. Prafik R. Feriaino. New York. in the Journal of the American Medical Association. , . Even when death does not oc- ' cur. there is often considerable ' - damage done to the brain and to hearing and eyesight.

Among other recommendations, Dr. Ferlalno says that a complete medical history should be kept on file of all professional boxers and wrestlers and thus the record (if any injury occurring in it bout would be in possession of the examining physician or physicians before his next match. He would not enter the ring with an unhealed cut. sprain or fracture which would further delay complete recovery or render further injury a possibility.

"All deaths in the ring are listed by the boxing authorities. commis- sions and sports writers as accident- al but, as a matter of fact, as most deaths are caused by head injuries. some might be prevented by better padding in the gloves, better pad-

restaurant girl?

no euphemism w

Muriel Nissan 1.. dates are being

conscience is stirring.

one you know sees you on one of formation on to your husband. Are when that contingency arises? of making: one. end the friendship.

ding under the canvas, 50 that Zttentlicing int far safer territory. , i h H, H ospi a in own. linen the boxers and h S is institutions. Lillie invalids must

floor it will sustain the fall. And give better protection to the point mm" m 3”" D” "Y 50Y"e”li"lZ like of the jaw. When n blow lands on the point of the Jaw. it travels

along the "lower jaw to skull below DEAR M155

DIX: just a fraction of an inch, that We ha" 3 W55 W" if- death may occur."

Other suggestions to make box- ing safer without affecting skill.

ried two years.

ANSWER: I did some editing

speed. and ring experience are (a)

to improve the gaping M hands and the most childish eplstles I ever read. so prevent sprains and fractures, married, you should have sense enough to exercise some control over an adopt measures to prevent cuts your emotions. Your husbands friends are also married. and their over eyes which may cause bnndg wives are undoubtedly available for companionship if you'd make the

Your petulant- E bout for of six; in a married woman it's slightly sickening. Grow up!

ncss ic) adopt rules to require ini- ”(0”' W "W91 "WT"-

medlate stopping of y medical reasons. and (d) to equip a center where conditions of the brain

menus now available so that a R9995 "5 Wm?-

pmmh drunk boxer Wm become 5 interested in me. making frequent mruye ways arriving at meal-time.

Finally. with teyehamn Knowing wish they would come in the evening.

parents and children to watch box- i” brenk "P "W ham?- lng and wrestling matches. in their ANSWER:

Dating Ex-Fiance

Married Young Woman Advised She is Playing With Fire

I have been happily married for three years and for the past few months have been meeting my former fiance for or 5 football game than among l""”h Wcaslonally. and sometimes for cocktails. There is no romance

band. since he would only quarrel about it, but my parents object

off all ties with old friends, merely because they are of the opposite I consider this man my dearest friend. and I know he feels the Perhaps I am bored at home, since we have no children, but I know I would miss this friendship greatly if I bad

You are playing with fire. and you know it! specious arguments about "brother and sister" feel- ings fool no one. not even yourself. you feel if. some time during one of your platonic luncheon dates. you happened to glance across the

and saw your husband with another

Could you treat the situation casually and

graciously? I doubt it!

SNEAKY INDISCRETION

No matter how fine the language in which you attempt to clothe your indiscretiorr. it's sneaky, and

be excused on the ground that it's practiced mere- lu save another's

only because you wish to avoid a quarrel. but also because you actual- ly enjoy the furiircness of the occasion. and excitement to the affair. but the fact that you feel impelled to seek anolher's approval of your actions proves that somewhere your Heed it, and your parents' advice. before you find yourself in considerable lrouhlc.

' Donit tempt fate with the necessity If you cant bring the gentleman home for dinner.

If your trouble is boredom. there's lots to occupy your time and ' Qffer your services to a children's There is a terrific need for volunteer help in these

the mbumpxece could be made to haven't much time for these special touches. and extra hands are a that is almost certain to end in trouble.

g My husband likes to go out with his.men em, which is so clue to me bum. friends. and whenever he comes home from bowling, or a card game.

e I'm sorry Just. can't help myself. VVe have no children and have just been mar-

IJEAR MISS DIX: My husband passed away a few years ago. may be examined by the -msuug leaving me with two small children. and an income that just about Several relatives and friends have suddenly become

I cannot afford to serve free meals, and

and sister. I haven't told my bus-

young man. Must marriage break

M. L. Your

How would

ill cover the fact. Deceit cannot

clandestine concealed from your husband. not

feelings. Your

To you, it lends glamour

It won't be long before some- these dates and passes the in- you ready with a glib explanation

be fed and amused; busy nurses

this to distract you from a course

about it later, but at the time I

ALMA L. on your letter, which was one of If you're old enough to be

e would be hard to take in a child

calls in check on my welfare-ab

If this continues. I may have ' D. M.

come several

...g,;3as&-ootcomr I ELLEII'3 .IIlAIiY A

' By An Island Partner's Wife

so I first, and as it hsppcned.'a short storm of February visited us and passed. Because. like a smile returning presently to light the face of 9. petulant child, so to- wards yesterday's close, clearing stars glowed in the various candel- sbn. of the heavens. The farmers out about on a. late round of in- epectlon at plggerles and stables noted them . . . saw too. that the horses.and.cow-kind were com- fortable a.nd secure in their stalls so that no unsettling incident might occur during the unwatch- ed hours. "It beats the world. El- len." James offered on his return indoors, "no snow yet - at least not as we used to consider it, and the winter, well. I should reckon. about half gone!” .

This morning to Jamie's satis- faction the tractor bore him off to his classes along a road mostly

with case. It was a pleasant day of calm after storm, the sunlight replacing the drawn gray of before. And the farmlands which dip to hear the seasonal strains of the millstream and rising gently roll away in field and wbodland to the rim of this valley wrapped in an air of content. 0 U 0

And as eyes lingered on the serene reaches it came to mind that scenes like these make up our Island wintcr. To us on this Island farmstead winter alvurxs means quiet fields. washed with sunshine that is sometimes cold and aloof but can also be warm and friendly; it is frost-diamonds glistening on the fields' garb. and caught fetch- ingly in the branches of trees; it is a soft blue haze on the far hills

clrlftless on which cars also moved .

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HowCanI!ll E IIAZCAIIIIQ '3' I

Q. How can I save work when cleaning floors?

A. By the following method: Take a piece of 2-inch board large enough to set a pail upon. Bore holes 1l-,- inch from each corner and insert casters. The pail can then be pushed from place to place with the foot and save a great deal of unnecessary lifting.

Q. How can I make a pottery flower bowl waterproof?

A. Warm the pottery with hot water, and wipe. Then pour into it a few spoonfuls of melted paraffin

and clean drifts snuggling in fence-corners.

Winter is blush of health on the faces of lads. home from schooi.l from skating and play; scent of spruce off the farmers from liar- vesting in the wood-lot: it is the solemn majesty of the season's sunsets -- fire of cloud, and pur- ple . .. and the peace of the twi- light flooding about. . . It is) cows on a. frozen. beaten path of field toward the brook; sleeping buds of tree and lengths or fire- wood heaped in a. farmyard against? the day of the sawing.

And would it be an Island win-

ter without the lift, of sparrows' gamin wings . . . or chlckadces, bllthe halls . . . or the flash cl:

blueja..vs in the orchard? Or an; owl's call ringing out lonily. along the dark reaches of night? Win-1

Le: 15 icicles along caves. snow-i powdered roofs. rose-gray smokep of morning-fires, trails of fields.

woods' roads . . . friends and lov- ed ones with us about hearth-

and turn and tip the vessel until the whole interior is coated.

Q. How can I remove fruit and I ink stains from washable blouses?

A. They can be removed if the spots are wet with camphor before they are.put into the wash.

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Bolder English

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1. What is wrong with this sen-i tence? "Annc'.s children were raised

such a. harmonious family."

2. What is the correct pronunc- lation of "cigar"?

3. Which one of these words is misspelled, liemmorhage, herculean. hereditary. hellotrope.

4. What does the word ponent" (noun) mean?

5. What

gt-ndvlcr in the south, and I have never seen N .' PRSPIATION as

"deg

FOq1 ODOIS

35 3 word beginning DY MINT! I! Y I CHEWING Gilli

own homes. the of Dr.

Popularize a dramatic spectacle.

clean Refrigerator: 5 ilov Via a week! Use ,

recommendations I 1:-ermine, if followed. will l1mPS ll WOPK. why not prepare. just exactly enough food for your own

Since you know that those spongers

family of three. When the intruders arrive, expecting to be asked for supper, tell them you would like to have them stay. but. un- fortunately. since the budget is low this week. you haven't enough

swig iseen so harmonious a family." 2. Accent second syllable. not the first.

Ci. Hemorrhage. 4. One who gives

especially in

was taken to school by . y drawn by the Nell-mare. enjoying. it much. Mack. a passenger, who

food. Mere hints will never cure chronic free-loaders. If they were

would come bringing food, instead of taking the little you have.

share her liking ior'"ldmce-

"Did,

halter

else. fillyls

remember something

fires kept Hglow. it is so lmanyl:ei1lie:s:?”l'hRl means "to set free. or Mom-,4 supny us-gs things enchanting and love y . . . - 31.35 8

Winter on an Island. farm. ANSWEES . gr", 1

. . For Kranddaughier the )'ears' ' 533" "W979 mired in the 2” "M I215 OR Moul

rolled back this morning when shei”""h- Md 1 WW9 118'-'Fl' before I

NOW-She'siGot

Seems to "The de writing. E u u - ponent was fo d t - t . horsesi mm "5 M the mp mt" mltradlct himself." 5. Abslil1v'e. 0 con .

ibslting Soda on s damp C

I, genuine well-wishers. they would be fully aware of your plight and x x

dam. b Miss Nlasen cannot reply personally to readers but will mstrer problems of general interest through this column.

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c Cook's Corner

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Try it and reel

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GINGERBREAD MIX

. . . iiiie Grandma used to make

Remember how you went for Grandmas home-made gingerbread treats? Why not euqolnf . . . only this time you be the export- uso Monarch Gingerbread Mix. Here are all the old-fashioned secrets of rich-tasting gingerbread in a ready-mix that's perfectly blended and guaranteed to please. Just add water to Monarch Gingerbread Mix,

tantalizing aroma! Such tangy-rich flovourl Coke: and cookies made pwiih Monarch Gingerbread Mix are is sgrond trout.

a SALMONBURGERS

While these were designed to serve between bun halves with slice of tomato or Spanish onion or strip of bacon they would make an ideal dinner if accompanied by scalloped tomatoes and baked potatoes.

To one 1-lb. can pink or red sal- mon, including the bones and juice. add 2 cups soft breadcrumbs, 1;: ' teaspoon salt, In teaspoon pepper. 4. V 1 tablespoon grated onion and 2

butter or margarine or bacon fat. -. until golden on both sides and cooked through.

I D, well beaten "eggs. Form into

- , i patties and chill in refrigerator.

i V i This allows the salmon juice . .7 cm to soak the crumbs, Panfry in

CREANIED CRAB OB TUNA

One 8'6 oz. can crsbmeat (or tuna), 2 tablespoons each butter or margarine and flour. '5 teaspoon salt. 1 cup milk (or 1 cup water and it cup skim milk powder). 1 hard-cooked egg sliced, in cup finc- ly chopped celery. 1 teaspoon Wor- cestershire sauce. 1 tablespoon fine- ly chopped parsley.

Melt butter with the flour in top of double boiler and when mixed smooth add salt and milk stirring until thick. Add sliced egg. Cook the celery in 1 tablespoon butter until it is just soft but not at all brown and add thenm Just before serving time add a crab and parsley and Worcestershire and heat through.

Around the edge of a small plat- ter arrange triangles of toast.

Transfer the creamed tuna to cen- ter. and if desired garnish with a few wedges of tomato.

oven. Mmmm . . . what a,

i Modern Etiquette

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ins

. two daughters family are to be married in a double ceremony, how are the invitations to this wedding worded?

A. "Mr. and Mrs, Robert smith request the honour of yourl of stone and sent it to an enemy-'

when

presence at the marriage of their daughters. Margaret Arm to Mr. Donald Moore. and Helen Patricia to Mr. William Johnson on Satur- day. the twentleth of September at four o'clock-Community Church.

Q. When attending the theater. and it woman in front of you is wearing a hat that obscures your vision. what should you do?

A. Ask her quietly and politely if she will remove her hat, If she refuses, attract the attention of an usher to the bat.

Q. Should one ever sip coffee. tea or water. at the table, while food is in the mouth?

A. Never! The food should al- ways be swallowed before taking a liquid.

m ouuhold Scrspboolti

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Tender Pastry

To produce tender dough must be handled little and rolled lightly. The toughness from

toss ng the mixture with a fork until the flour barely holds to- gether.

sponges

Sponges can be cleaned thor- oughly if they are soaked in milk for three or four hours. then wrung but until perfectly dry.. Finish by rinsing well in hot water.

substitute Corkscrew if two safety pins are used they

will often prove an-excellent sub- stitute for I corkscrew.

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