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Dorothy Dix Says-

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Old Ideas Make Lot Harder For Grown Lone-Child

MAEMIGQDIX: Whatlobdllllhioafirlolllw-lth parents? I've got them. Mine think 1 am unappreoiative because I objtct to them finding fault with all c! my friends. They accuse me oi’ being selfish because, alter staying with then-i every night or the week. I don't want to spend Sunday afternoon going visiting relations with them. I am inconsiderate because I let them worry about nw being . out as late as 11 o'clock on Saturday night. the only night that I step out.

‘ 1s there any way to deal with problem parents \A N y s who keep one practically aprisoner. or will 1 have to 0F LUNCH .7

run away from home. or get married to get any Ireedom? Believe me, being an only child t; one of the worst fates that can beisll one, aa so much it's coming, Baby, and just “hat you like. Mother is warming up some Aylmer

is expected oi you. Strained Vegetable Soup — extra nourishing because made from choioo fresh vegetables, plus yeast, wheat germ and bocf extract. With all those precious vitamins and minerals, no wonder you look the picture of health.

JYLM ER,

IAIY FOODS

AN ONLY CHILD. BEHIND TIMI/S

ANSWER: What childaen should do with ~ problem parents is Just as much a riddle as what parents should do vzith problem children. Possibly it is even more dlili- cult to solve because the parents are. at least. in the strategic position of being able to hold the whip hand over the children. whereas the chil. ﬁfe" have M Wﬂy 01' 00mins Dad and Mom into behaving themselves and acting reasonably.

generation behind the times in dealing with you. They want to force on you the code o! conduct that was in vogue in Grandma's Mme, which is hint ls silly H"! impossible nowadays as it would be to make you ride in an cxoart instead cl an automobile. And how you are to got them out o! this notion and make them come up to date. goodness only knows.

They do not recognize that in these days all life has been spceded up and that a girl o! l9 is Just as sophisticated and knows more about the world and how to take care o! herself than her Mother did when she was N. 8o they worry over your not being home at l1 o'clock. and they want io handqrick your friends for you. and they think they are giving you a treat when they make you spend your Sunday alternoons visiting stuiiy old realtives with thorn.

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‘r amen ENGLISH

D. C. Williams

Iy Alla Ashley

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1i. What is the correct pronun- ciation of "suite"? 3. Which one 0i the‘: words is

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9-? "i" 1 58mm '- “lllr mg“t"\v%:;“?h ‘I om be m“ that in my time has wn from a. . . W l "LL59 ""3 BILL I? Insert some furniture glue. with f; that means "mineiiesssrng {fﬁ-iligﬁn‘; ‘yﬁulﬁ? 5:31.: i a WCﬁmil who ﬁnds that many 3°13. m?‘i>..‘;“‘i‘..2"°° “igeiigf mo“ i) answaas tmhm “:11” ﬁﬁu’; wmQQM me ‘ oi her out-of-mwn friends drop in (“may ' w“; by ‘ g1 Even M‘ 5mm» "an", a wqj on her to vnend the night ﬁnally _ 1, p“, "mom- part otthe coun- h” been a hm, 5n gum; m “Fildeil She "mild. h!" '~° l“ a“ Q. w oarn I remove nakickop try." 3. Pronounce sweet, and not Thugs B, begun; b31311 in beauty "if? "d- H, om spots 1mm new kid cloves? mlit- 3- Mir-sum:- - The aolviml This eastern window looiw toward Price _Contro| Questlona . S‘°m“r.‘-_I Wam- OMA 111' m;- A. Do not allow than to dry, °1 l PM? °“"°°m° °Y “ml”- the house aoros tho lane “d AMI," 1 ,‘,,.‘.{i,;';“““ °“ “" “ a “ but mu sun on the hands and ﬁIM£°°§E°QQ m “Qﬁﬁd i} summer I 49%;"; wig‘; .___. - ...a~__. ' Furnit Salesman - But such damimgaomgver gviﬁtl “with”: u in ‘hiiﬁawent woond- synlble‘) glée-mliggg-timsk mo" uuﬂwunmsid. ' I bed Wm m” b’ fmmmmue" wotdamap ' ' "I was surpr at the 1m ‘ ’ _an alonenua for then a wprid Qllslﬂolis and Answers on Price ‘ Women — ﬁlm" ‘hi’ Y“ ' denouement." s. Ostentation. bounded by the hills ls asleep. n. Control will u pear in The Guard-

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y "° H. 1 will‘; ti”? “ o ‘s ony your a on.‘ I-lieshgaeiars ptbﬂﬁulillild and unvar- Ii taupe!‘ rnaginings. T0 him the snows o! winter are cold and uncomiortsble and theiroer. presently ruins the meadows. I see the soft blanket of white cov- er innumerable lives making a tired old earth wami and com- fortable. providing beauty (or the

e and rest to the hearts. of those privileged to endoy it. The sparkle oi the irost gives me yewels of every color, di rubies almost

practical.

%imagin- ation this mor g. ior n in the way oi ng a pleasant con- versation wt dinner. 1 asked him: “And were you bilsy this morn- lng?" he said uely. he guessed there was always p my to be done around s iaran- on a Monday mum- ing then helped himsei bit 0t h . It

"Yes, Mrs. Hi and “No. Mrs. Elem-ling me when 1 had. occasion to address or direct her in any work during the morning. B-ut no one could be morose in such de- lightful weather as this. It was no time ‘till I heard Judy's song again. and actually James laugh came to me aiter dinner when he was in conversation with Mr. D. about a 1 ed repair the latter was mak- ng. .

0n the present o! things at Aldestlaa, my desk has moved to a different window. whl e I usually look out into star or . light or inky blackness. with only the lights from the city casting a rosy glow ﬂy-ward. there are times during the day when I come to sit briefly there. This is an east- srln indowllookouttoseethe

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Woman's Realm v Social lrPersonal 1 Fﬂ$|1l0ﬂ§$

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' MARCH Z6, 1945

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By Roberta Lee

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ian as a rugs a: feature each day. The questions are those which have _ be‘ riﬂed the Wartime‘ Price's and now 1on- nt- streams are rig e Board roan ousew V03 in loosed all); evup streamlet and this region. The answers are ru- hmok runs happlv to the sea. Noqvlded by the Ioard Readers. r- every lcind of Island tree is on the sons who have intelligent questions wooded slopes or in the vallcih] to ask on price control are invited ‘There are Maples there, with the to send them in writing to the redness of Spring about them. Women’; hegional Advisory Com- ﬂwmh poplars, not really "up to mitten cl the War Time Prices mun" either im- iuel or lumber al- and Trade Beard. though like humans haying its Q. I am buying a house this w ed “w” 3%°'§..1‘“Bs”°‘" ease“ ma." r w. ‘s; l rm cupy iln is . There N shemlock with its cy _ for me i0 have the rent w“... ed M t... m. “r li"‘.i{.°°'.i‘°" v *2“ -olkintheiratc . . ~: esae campe- me 1 their beauty and‘, ed a Hunts are made where-

l _ become a tenant of the owner and the maximum rent has not been established by prior let- ting of the house. the new owner must apply to have n, Rentals Ap- praiser tlx the maximum rentals. Q. I bought a couple of used radio from a private indi- vidual now find that I paid n cost or- y. Is there no ceiling price on such articles? A. Under the terms of a new order in regard to the prices of radios and tubes. a. private individual or a dealer may not ask

the d ytime, I look toward wooded 510m: and the valley where the river runs. in increased “nu-w

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QUICK BUILD) LAY-AP DRESING

2 ll) . 3 WW-

large (or sma d" u cup milk. ii cup vine-

double

pa . dash myenne. water or fruit Juice.

gar. l tbsp. fat. Break

lien? a $03781! my to relieve distress sf

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WAKNESS

l-lavayou at such times noticed yourself | fsdingaI-vmirritabi “dragged t." so tired. a bit blue-Edna to gala Iunctiemi disturbances?

Then donftﬂelayl Try Lydia E. Pinkhlnfa Vegetable Compound to re- lieve such symptom. It's so effective

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.05.“; became it has a soothing elect on one __ . of version's moat important organs. m“ ‘ i lqsnnl ls Isswl

a woman to dinner as. s ruhur- Pinkhanfs Compound nossuoas than

ant. should a woman “ﬁve the relieve such niont cramps. headache.

money tomtlliile man and h!!! ache. lt also relievealaclrénpany- the ‘ ma. . " m» ' - . “X03... She ‘ﬁsndmzoal: Day L’; u, ‘m e m“ I

W‘ ' . Pinkhmn’ Compound i ad from

l‘ u" "bk "m" u" “ma: u s: wholesome goats and herbafnlterrsara

"h" mruaz. Be me‘ to buy a bottle (clay

‘Is it necessary that a hﬂuw gigst always consult the' hostess before accepting some outside in\_i-- tation?

a: divorcee retains her hus- band's surname how should she ki wn

7 f. By her given name. heriam- ﬂy name. and her married name. as " . Marv Jonea Wilson!‘

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at any drug store.

Drancriom: Taheoae tablespoon-

iul four times a day before meals a and at bedilllia. Follow label dire:- iiona. \ i

vresrasu coirarouuo .

The Sewing Machine

A new mucilagc brush is excel-

lent for cleaning small creilces of

the sewing machine. Clean par-

ticularly well around the needle

bar. Wash the brush and pun. away for future use.

While Goods To bleach white goods wash in the usual Way and than soak over

xiight in one-half gallon of clear Regular Army Ind ""7 9am“

ivatrr. to ivhich 1:; uzidrgi iwo tea- spooniuls cream 0i tartar. lluril Water

Hard water can be softened by washing soda or lye. Borax is also good and less hard on the hands. v

more than 25% of the cost 0i the same tube during the basic period. or of the price fixed subsequent to the basic period ior the same tube when new.

Q l am living in a hotel but take all my DICK-s with my sister. therefore I shnzzid like to retain my ration book. procedure must I follow to do this?‘

A. In a written statement to the Ration Administration or nearest Local Ration Board. inform them of the name and address oi the householder with whom you obtain meals. uonsiderniiou will then be given to allowing you to retain. your ration hook. i

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LivingeSi

THE woman's REALM

Leisure

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salute when they W"! W l- W‘

man the street rather than raise tktixelir hats. e 0111061’! vary-sum w; habit remove

‘thro their hats? but military wﬂmw is to salute.

Don't‘ tihrow sway the bags that 5;]; cams; ti‘... Lailmdei-Jgd hem t em an 9y m dish and rusting cloths.

When a boy in ancient Rome. reached the age of i3. h! 190°!!!‘ panied his father ‘to the to receive instruction; in the of iood buying.

Because a furnace

. basem ideal place in which to a recreation room usedby the whole family.

' ugh pan-ow first 1w to Brooklyn iriulhbl to rid shade trees of inchworms.

eat an extra cost “ubmh can be

DOVITID VII. NEW YORK~—'I0 vs Will‘ lill h" - “~"i'"i*:'.i::"'i-..:".:. iii veil the cooéd or brl-‘hwohm

9g qgmmatch your most bum!"

mood. Wear it. over the fare an‘

tie tﬂisbs&inllvﬂlmn°mi hatllne and add height-

ﬂumm strawberries 1191'"! waahina remwalngafglévam‘: tissue near gr vitamins 0 106l- T -

'11 _ kqmegnsicd Jhlria BM inane w protect soldiers will!!!‘ u“; was“ eilective for B1101"

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A Needlecraft A FDR THE ri9§iE___

AT YOUI DKYIOI clean the imtty way: I

Keeping a for your ail purpose Enrico?“ ohints or stardsed orﬂnds’ ior your tea a n. Two small p133». am cut u. 1o. ‘u. u. l6. l6, I), 40 llld U. N“ ulrus 3% yﬂrds 8-1001: fabric. No. 3001 cut in one ails. II- qiéiring only 96 yard 8.5-inch fab-

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ARRID gives you double protection. lt Address Pattern l n" _ you from, _' ' odor, and a“

helps protect your clothes from perspira-

tion spomAi-ridis sn ’ ' ' ‘ , "m.

with the ﬁne texrun: of a beauty cream.

l: vanishes instantly —~ giving immediate Street A

results. With Anid, you are ‘ ‘, . _ ._

safe -—csn enjoy yourself you ~ '- ‘ ;—. are-regardless of the weather. Protect City » .. “"1"”

your dainriness and charm with Arrid.

Star: using it today. l: is vcty economical. 15¢. 39¢ and 594.

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