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2 cups diced celery

‘A cup chopped green pepper 1-3 cup vinegar

M cup granulated sugar

1% teaspoons salt

l teaspoon dry mustard

‘<8 teaspoon pepper

Few grains cayenne

1 bay leaf

5 whole cloves

5 pepper berries

2-inch piece stick cinnamon

ween pepper and vinegar.

Combine the sugar, salt. tto pepper, berries and oosely in a cheesecloth bag; ‘ammo mixture. ubly thickened - aibout l ‘hour. lag of spices.

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As medical students We were apt to treat skin diseases lightly. be- Cause the patient never dies of a skin disease. He dOes not call the doctor during the night. and if the condition can't be cured by mer- cury or sulphur. it has to get better without any Lrcatment. Also_ as hall the cases of skin eruptions are ecz- ema. a ph_\SlCl3ll calling all skin diseases eczema would be right half the time anyway. Today skin dis- eases are not treated in such a hap- hazard manner; skin diseases are recognized as being outward symp~ terns of some inward disturbance.

Many skin eruptions occur in the feet, and as we must all use our feet to make a living and get about

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If you missed making chili sauce during fresh-tomato time. here is u. recipe based on canned tomatoes. It is an excellent sauce, with deli- cate flavor and good consistency.

Turn the tomatoes into a large saucepan and add the ‘onion. celery.

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attention to foot ZLLlIHCHlS.

Drs. Edward Gaul and (1 B. Underwood in "Alrshivcs iif DC!‘- matology and Syphilology" sialt‘

that between so and 9O per cent of ‘the people of the United States .have been afflicted with foot erup- ltions-—making suoii disorders the third most common skin dliellsr‘. Between 50 and T0 per CGnt of a1‘. college students are affected. and in the Navy 88 per cent of thn per- sonnel were found to be affected.

While the statement that rub-ber- solcd shoes affected the oy-esiglzt has not been proven, the use of rubber-soled shoes, which started 50 years ago. was soon iollowcd by a foot disease called athlete's fool. the proper name being ringworm of the feet.

Apparently it is not the rubber itself that causes skin irritations but chemicals used in ru~biu~i' and linings of the shoe. and the fact that rubber does not allow the per- spiration to escape from the foe‘. as does leather. It ls the combin- ation oif heat and moisture and per- spiration that. creates ideal condi- tions for the growth of the vege- table organism, the fungus. Itch- ing. sweating. burning and swell- ing are the outstanding symptoms in most. foot eruptions.

Drs. Gaul and Underwood plead for n. “pooling of knowledge" of all those concerned in manufacturing 0f shoes as well as the medica profession. the goal to be the de- velopment of footwear that is free from substances that cause irrita- of tine feet. made from mater- lials that permit proper ventilation. ‘Of course the wearing of rubber- in damp weather is good protection against the com- mon cold so oftm followed by pneu- monia.

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THE TEST "Behold!" exclaimed the spirit- ualistic medium, after the usual

amount of wriggling and knocking. "before you is the srpirit of your late wifel" The client sat still and said noth- “Dont you understand?" cried the medium of intercourse with the other world. "It ls the form of your departed spouse! Why don't you speak to her?" "Oh." replied the client. "If it is her she’ll do all the talking!“ __________

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By An lalanu Farmer’: Wife We enjoyed a disposal at Alder-

lea today, which was a purely

[eqnlnlne mali- both in respect to APROMJSJNG and pleasant state ownership and from a financial o4 afll1y$,jnwh1ch business, p05. P01!" °5 View a5 Wen- And ‘J sessions. home and social interests. James is not given to consider may be put, in jeopardy by frivolous favorably a long range accrue- conduct. blunders. mistaken judg- ment of benefits, since he Ll ment or other careless actions. bound that these often turn out while serious matters come up for u, be only a mirage’ we eiqpect considerate and sagacious judgment little or nothing above the price l! may be WiSE t0 give heed V) m? paid, in the way of cash returns. xlxgrfllittlillnzéelggngaséami"?Yizlisbilgg:

fear. we must be satis- fied with a wide discrepancy m our accounts. However, we shall be well content to find our best. returns from the venture in the peace of mind it will give us as regards the family. The former, but now deposed head of the flock of turkeys, a handsome weighty fellow, with throat)’ gobble and burnished plumage. but with uncnviablc disposition,

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uas cratcd llliS morning and borne away ill the truck lu market. Vile may only havc fancied this. but we thought the farmers‘ express- lUTlS showed neither nor approval and certainly not pride over this lessor carrying lhau usual, now given to the ma- chino! "llc can't get mo nowi“ granddaughter beamed happy that at last a terror of hers was being removed from the ticignborhood.

For her any outing last summer that had chanced to take hcv pas’. the old orchard. the home of ill!) flock, which should only hold lovely memories in small ones. was an extremely hazardous irzp. Even when a small hand was slip- ped into yours and you pressed it reassuringly. you scnscd that fear siill lingered. Jeanie ioo heaved a long sigh of r_clief——and James. but we smiled over his words. On those occasions when this head of the flock encountered a mem- ber of the family about the yard- and challenged one or another of it to a duel. which ended in the loss valorous beating a retreat. James would call sternlv: "Ellen you'll just have to get that con- founded turkey out of herel He's nothing but a nuisance. Indeed he's not a safe bird to have around at alli" This morning we were amused at iho panting." Poor fel- low" James said tapping down tho lop of the crate securely “your fighting days are over" and then as though searching about for something kindly to say of him he commented “he was certainly one great old warrior!"

In the lamp-light and leisure of after-supper when James had gone with our younger farmer on some mzssion or another i0 Rob's. we picked up the current number of a magazine to read an install- inent of "This I Remember" a story of her days in the White House by Mrs. Roosevelt. It may be because we invariably find true tales intriguing that we much enjoyed this series of articles. Doubtless the subjects are embel- lished a little, but at the same tune in a manner that is quite renveling to the reader. We found often a striking similarity to James in "Franklin" who behind

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his affairs of state was we believe la kindly family man—we recall lthat he liked to read The Lesson in his Church of a morning; how good he was to crippled children. and that he was much taken up ‘with his children and grandchild- iren. We liked the incident which

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By Genevieve Kernhlo

For Friday, December 16

sonal as well as material ‘benefits

epend on discreet conduct.

For the Birthday

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Those whose birthday it is, ‘have much at stake. ln which the per- sonal, social. domestic and cultural evaluation of current circumstances depend upon discrcot conduct as well as shroyvd decisions. Business and financial CUlTllllrllllClli» may be “Tapped up in social. mcsiic or romantic interests. RC3‘. home and tally

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Gathers the people home

From the byway: yonder

And only the waves, with their foam

Are left to wander. ' To a small town that I knew Where the gulls are screaming, l-lvcr my heart must go,

With its spells of dreaming.

Ever my heart must strain

For the old paths yearning.

For the hills, and the shores again, And the grey tides turning. E c

(Montreal Star)

Exercise is a horrible word to the person who hasn't had any of ' for months — maybe even yearn. But health experts any it’: nocc-ssaigv if one is to maintain- iir regain -— that fueling of fitness. (And, g; ' it's zimazing what a littlc cxticlsc \\'lll do for the fig- ure that has lust the svelte look.) In any case. l0 put it in health

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A child born on this day is nffer- icrms: “Whvu "WEEKS B"! iionate_ hc-ncloving. romantic; the vigorously inc flow of blood to success of its job. llCLllE and health all parls 0t tahc body l5 spceded have definitely personal inspiration. up, Moi-o food is brought to the

~~~~~~~~~ —-~ tlsSucfi and more waste products ¥~‘4‘é>$&‘e>£‘9c%§~§§ a“. Carried u“.a_\._~- A5 the health - and wclfavc department explains:

g5) Modern Ehquefie "This accounts for the feeling of 1 / fitness that follows a good day's d) "y “chum Lee (a cxcrcisc. 'l‘hcro is no part of the

body that docs not gain from pro- pi-r, SCllSlblG exorcise."

Slice manufacturers have some- iihlng lo say about shoes and how

F}\I'l‘l~l IN PRAYER —~ Thousands of pcople of all faiths answered “try senously’ and some Olhcr lo buv lhzm. Thcy urge women with ihem praywrs when Bt-tly Lou Marbury’. l0. of Brownsville, Tenn, fun“? drop m on the sagnc mm" 1,, L-hbugp ihL-jr (Gold-ca;- accord. \‘.’l'Olf‘ the editor of ihr- Memphis Cumincrcial-ikppcal. asking for pray- In: “qrllat 910E526 do“; -d o. mg to ihcir "foot iypo." crs to help curc her of a bone disease that threatens licr right hand ,'.. w ‘gym rind 535mm,, li your foot is slim your re- Hrld perhaps her life. When doctors told her the infection might re- igfi§j°gaifi°aflsomeaop,e, “in? fin,» quire a shoe long in the vamp quire amputation, Betty Lou's letter said: “Don't you think praying lg me =5 ngthing then i; is tho with hlflh"“'aued 135l- will save my hand?" Her request that readers help pray for her re- hostesbbbligation ‘to tcfl ‘them 5l°<fkli 8 5m"? bYOBd in the outcry brought pledges of aid from clcrymen and laymcn of all creecls. 110w Son-y 359 1s but, shgsjad m“ vamp, with high-availed last. A Said Betty Lou: "l believe the Lord will answer their prayers." evening all arranged for some iimt illglvflrfhvd I007- DOEdS H 51W? vapfiaxwvvwwgv_wvvvw_;v~;~vx a-fi ~-__---~-_ and n,“ ghec] love (,0 have them whioli his ivcll across the instep.

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DEAR MISS DIX: happily loizciher ihouizh married, hold her husband. and the methods The wife must. show nn inicrcsi i she doesn't carc n h their income. Shc

it. we are cxi rcmcly

Si“? hOPB to those who nrc ycl hoping for happiness in marriage

ihrourzh hvinl: (lhll! in livo liy thnir stead of stifling themselves with a

ANSWER: I must. have (‘Xprvss

if I h ' " i ' . . a - - m9 SHQH you tho impression that l rl(l\O(‘{1l0 ll15lfl('(l‘if)' between

husbands and wlvos. Nothing was

SHOULD SHOW AI“FEC1ION

My plea ls merely for husbands the affection and admiration that I

l?! inst. taking it. for grunicd that the pnrty nf the other linrf is aware

of their sentiments and lhcrc is no

‘other words, I nm plcadinr: with husbands and wives to throw n few

bouquets at. ench other while they them all for the funeral.

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Reader Says This Column Advocates Domestic Peace Al‘ Price Of Truth

You are nlw: s and cspccinlly felling n wife how to

limit. Slfflngcsi. himdsomost mnn Gail (w; created

absolute truth in ov

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Q. Isn't it proper for a host to insist upon paying istance telephone calls of a guest? A. No. The guest should pay this expense.

the long

Low in the arch: A combina- tion last is good for this type- liz-oad in the ball, snug at the heel. Long in the toes: Best choice is a shoe that is long in ball-to-heel mcasuromcnts.

Short in the toes: A shoe long in hccl-io-ball measurements.

'l'cacbers with training to re-

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"“"““‘ " r‘ cognizc syptoms of emotional dis-

-»_ - (A turbances in children are needed felling people how to live Befller Enghsh in Canada's schools.

WU SUM-first nre all insinceriiies. n hcr husband's profession when not about it cxccpt m: a SOufCQ (if must make him think ho is tho

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und nil sorts of such false cxpressions of her esteem of figures?" for hiiii. ‘ 2. What is the corner. pronunc- Wcll, 1m a man who wants nothing but the lation of “passe”?

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ln fact the Canadian Welfare (Touncil has placed this need at thc top of ihe list of services ne- ccssary in the normal emotional development of children.

First of all, a happy home is the “best possible" guarantee for healthy growth. The report of a council studying the organiza-

crv wa- n >' ' is . - - ~ Infiflclttully, slit‘ rcceidesrrtllll‘ gzltrlncl“frrclorrrlngiel mlissipxlflttlillcgl ogifilcllitmlalllefeCllkrgllgsean, ‘ion M Chnd wen“: services m happily marrictl. But won't you Calcutta. Copenhagen. Lanada 3159 says pllograms to en- L what does ‘he “wrd Iltelxuric" sure financial security and health own lrut- uuiurnl consciences, in- mean? are lmpoltanl‘ pawn‘. educatmn gnu-m mmny o! falsity-r 5_ what i! l word beginning “u, and marriage counselling are ne-

J. B. D. ar that means "uiautn; passionate, "FHIIV- _ ‘p ed n\_\5p]f wry badly Mn _;_ B_ Du eager-i, Other needs: recreation facili- Aygwyqgg iies; remedial treatment centres farther from my inton1inn_ for the physically handicapped l. Omit up; it, is superfluous. L‘. child; training programs for the

child who is markedly superior in

nlclligence. and also for the - handicapped child: child guidance clinics for the emotionally dis-

turbed child: segregation of young

m“ are alwe mslwd “l ‘TSPWHIE Ardent. offenders in correctional institu- tions; homes for working boys and girls whose own homee are yomxavv "\'Nr\7\'7\'!\7\7<>\'7\7\')\7\\ unable to meet their needs; fos- ’ ‘ ‘ r . i tcr home facilities for children PRETT‘ R055 YWQTIFS Hgugehold Sgrqpboolt; requiring placement out of their I own homes.

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