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MTHE WOMAN'S REALMI.

— F GOOD-WILL ON EARTH CHILD ACTORS ALL ARE BLIND

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Ten little blind boys, all oi.’ them under ten years old. recent~ ly made their debut on the Lon-

he 5019mm wlendors of the night don stage. They presented their

bun} brlshwr through the play, The Magic Hen. at a. London °°ld~ drama. festival and critics voted Us mounts in every; throbbing i; tops,

Yel-Yl» 1°"? deepens TOW"! U19 The small boys are all students

hearth, _ of the Linden Lodge school for

id clearer sounds brie aiisel- Blind Children in South London. hymll- "GOOd-“lll 1° M?" 011i AlllOllB" them is eight-jvear-old Gus- earth"

tav Kon, a little Polish refugee who lost his sight in a Nazi coii- centration camp. The play they acted “as specially written for them by one of the teachers; the

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rm: GUARDIAN: CHARLOTTETOWN

JDECEMBER 18, 1.947

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Today is the anniversary of King Georges accession to the Brit- ish throne. James and 1 found it hard to believe that his reign has been eleven years in all, even when we considered the slow passing c! the war years. "Why it seems no time at all" James said “since we heard of King Edward's abdwa- tion, though there have been many changes since then, when a person stops to think of them. We were threshing that day. Do you remini- ber, Eillen? Strange that we were so late with our threshing that year. I suppose we had finished up all of the other work first —or perhaps we had thrashed a half day before that." And as we tor- gathcred about the fire this cvc- liing we talked about dais that

nt cause of heart disease. it is eved that cold. dampness and riiii-doivli condition allow the tgnnlsms from iiifm-ted tonsils‘ fld teeth io poison the blood. Poi» hcd blood damages not only the! hing of the heart and valves but,

ﬂtceth second, are the most frc-‘ €

senior boys at the school trims- crlbed their parts into Braille, and the youngsters were word-perfect wit-bin ll. week.

At rehearsals they first memoriz- ed the positions of the stage fur-l riiture and

_ " then theyl Icaltens the heart muscles itself. Props _ l blrt overlook even a slight sore.‘ Ifmfncd n Susie Fwy", mmemenbsé troat as it might. cause iheumn-i mm each o er“ wces‘ ‘

_ This is one or the wavs thar i B. l l " ' s, 1' .. . . . . ‘ . [Srgaslelfd rhcumu Sm “who h“ t," band children in Britain are learn- , ing to overcome their tragic handi- ‘ cap and live normal lives.

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After using an appliance put the cord away carefully. A ‘cordi that is permanently attached to.’ an appliance may he wound a-l round the ztppllaiicc aftcr it is! cool.

Notable to take an active part. I the rebuilding of Britain's iii-l iistries, but nevertheless the mcilzl yriiig of Britaiirs national lifc] to millions of wives and XIiOUIBIi

ho are COUIdQEOUSIy i"1li‘i‘_\'l|ig u=

t spite of‘ ziusterities which hit‘ Vi“ m0" ﬁelfrell’ U13" 3")’ mils’! , The cditor of a small MlShOllfiy ttiuii of the community; 'I‘hej. , paper 5cm a irotice to one Bob J01-

l-F-l-Tive 110W '0 {eff-l and ‘ﬁlm-Ni kins that his subscription had cx~ m’ ramllics- h°“' l° tend “will l pircd. The note came back with L115

l‘. cach morning in good heart‘ scrawi; ~30}, 30b,"

ir the work that lics bcforc tho-vi; ‘ . w": to provide the right. bai'i<-' found for comfort and relaxation

lrri night on their return. i

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NEW YORFL- Velvet nerkbands accented by a small piece of jewel I ry are something the young girls love vritn low-necked dancing dresses. Go as far as you like lll making comb decorations. Sequins. ruches and other foibles add to‘ their charm.

When a quail piece of cheddar

ese is left over, “rap it snug rim a. piece of waxed paper. Be ire to fold over the edges care— lily and enclose it rompletclv. Lore it in the refrigerator in l. pared dish.

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were past. We recalled the regret which King Edwards renounce- ment had occasioned, for his popu-

larity had been world-wide and his reign promised much. "How sudi’! we said. yet it was with a measure of admiration in our tones fo.‘ a man who could deem "the w~orld for love u ell 10st" and we wonder- ed what the outcome of it iill might bc.

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Time which settles much, and heals. and reveals proved again that "all things work together for good." Apparently, he who had been beloved as the Prince of Wales, has found his happiness as he had hoped and no Royal Fam- ily has better deserved. or more

spec-t oi’ their people than those \\ ho were "still in London‘ dur- ing the wzir years. l suppose that those who listened in to the Christ- mas message broadcast by the King in an early w ~ year could not fail to be impressed by ihl ileep faith of the man. lie said. "We have the feeling in our hearts that we are fighting against ivick- cdness and this conviction will give us strength from day to day to per- severe until victory is assured . . . 1 believe from my heart that the cause which binds together my peoples and our gallant and faith-

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Evaluating Children

Parents Sea Youngsters’ Talents As They Would Llka Thain

_ One of the most pathetic things in life is that so few parents seem able to put the correct valuation on their children's talents and abil- ities. Especially dcrmothers see their youngsters as they would like them to be. not as they are. For Mother never hatches out an ugly duckling. All of her brood are white swans. PéOVlCIBIlCP, for doubtless this hallucination has sav- e the life of many a squalllng infant that looked more like a cross between a cream cheese and a boiled lobster than it did like a world-beater. It was only that our mothers saw us glorified, not as we were. that made them think that we were worth the trouble and worry of rearing. So here we are. and we can thank Heaven that mothers are not realists. But wonderful and beautiful and blessed as is - the parental love that makes fathers and mothers . - .1‘ i lls its lrn ic side also. because fath- csiie‘; dlriicelmmgtligifsrxsoaisafxtjeli351325ytlitcigéchlldrcnflives bl? giving lkhein liaise estimates of LhBIIISElVCSt and making them belie\e that i, cy lﬂ\€ abilities that they do no P055655- Mlllions of the bitter, disgruntled men and wonicii who arehfailulres in life are the victims of tl-elr Dali-mas wishfulvthlnklng‘ F-otm- It“ cr:.dlc up Mother has taught Mary,_\\’ho hnsnt a single‘ good ell £110 kg bless herself with, that she is a raving beauty, and Marys licanrt r88 d \\'it':i disappointment because slie is never clecled Miss Armiica lri no millionaire comes along and marries her.

AND JUNIOR. TOO

Father 15 always bragging about how intelligent and brilliant Jim

is and telling what a marvelous performance he ENC ill U19 613-"5 N3? t school and that settles Jim's fate. l-lc is a family dccrccd genius who a “ b 'ex cted to do any ordinary work. You \\'ill ncver ﬂet him $224115 ea cigientrr or a: a gasoline tzink. The chances arc that he Will spend his life bewaiiing hbis‘ fate at being unapprcclzitcd and that h" u or aim. Fanlirisvuslrlidhziliiiltgli? lggavei‘. knows. to sec the disasters that so mam‘ parents make of their cliildrens lives by their inability to judge them and t"ke the measure of their fitness for the careers that they are forc- in" them into; but ii makes you vrant to cry when you realize the martyrdom that so lziunv fathers and mothers go through io give their youngsters what they think are advantages. but which are really a ‘greater injury to them than malice ilsclf could invent. And we see this illustrated all about us so often. Fathers and mothers who work their fingers to the bone and deny themselves even the common comforts of lifc to send mediocre girls and boy's t0 swanky colleges from which they return with nothing but a college yell and the fixed belief that they are too good to take a commonplace. everyday job.

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That Body Of Yours

VARIOUS TREATMENTS OI‘ PSORIASIS — PATCHES OF SILVER!’ SCALES “N SKIN

I write frequently about psoria- sis, the patches of white, silvery scales on the skin. If these scales are scraped off they leave a red or bleeding surface. By healing in the central part, they leave scaly rings. While these patches of scales may appear anywhere on the body, they are found mostly on the ex- tensor surface of a 101M U18!’- 15 O" the elbows and knees. Sometimes itching is present and. in some cases, there are no symptoms what- ever.

However, as it looks like a ll- vcrc skin disease it lowers the morale of the patient. He is sell conscious and forcgoes swimming and athletic games, whereas suu and air are often Sﬂhllﬂﬂllllg that psoriasis may disappear entirely during warm, sunny weather. Thus. treatment by ultraviolet ray helps some cases.

Despite long and patient inves- tigation the cause of PS*‘l'll!5‘.S is still unknown. While it ~eems to run in some families, it is not considered hereditary, the eruption being thought caused bv certain food habits in some families —~i'lCll as eating too much fat food. Same cases are cured by avoiding fat foods, and others obtain consider- able relief.

Many years ago nnd even today psoriasis was thought lo be caus- ed bv nervousness and emotional disturbances. The treatment was rimmmiated mercury ointment ex- ternally and Fowlers solution rar- selilcl internally. The ointment is put on at night. and the parts cov- ered and WBShEd of: with green soap in the morning.

‘Par ointment has been used for manv years. and it still the most popular method of treatment. In old cases that have not respond- ed to other methods of treatment, the X-ray -in expert hands -

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and comb . . . $13.00,- smeiller size $9.00.

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gives excellent results. For sufferers with psoriasis ft is

comforting to know that it is not dangerous and that it is not con- tagious. Other members of the family need not fear 1t.

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Etiquette

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Sunlight, carefully supervised, use of vitamin D. controlled use of tar and ammoniatnd mercury

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By Roberta Lee

ointments. cleansing with non-ir- ritatlng cosmetic creams and skin oils are present-day treatments ‘m-

Q. Who receives the guests at a ti] we find the cause of psoriasis. °

dance or reception.

A. The hostess receives alone. ‘vii-h other members of het family, N‘ “ﬁll We Hurst of honor. The host may receive with har, but usually stands near by to greet the guests after they have been receiv- ed by the hostess.

Q» Is it permissible to ask the porter on a train to call one at a certain hour in the morning?

t Ad Yes: that is the correct thing o o.

VITAMIN CHART Are you eating enough of the foods containing vitamins every day? Send today for Dr. Bartonli handy “Vitamin Chart." with 115W of the foods containing good quan- tities of each of the vitamins. To obtain it just send o-cents. 60in preferred. and a. 3-cent stamp. l0 cover cost of handling and mail- mg, to The Bell Syndicate, Post Office Box 99, Station G. NEW York 10_ N. Y., and ask for your

Q. When the guesirof-honor is B. man. where should he be seated at the dinner table?

COPY- A. At the right of the hostess. g Morning H011) an I L’!

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Q. How can I make plaster Paris plaques?

A- Use Nevrarlfs plaster. Fill a bucket about two-thirds full of water. Sprinkle the plaster into it slowly until the water dlsappaers. $511‘ Hind let stand for about 5 min- utes. or until it has the appearance oi’ cream. it is then ready to pour

A BIT PUSSY

A, the inquisitive man sat on a seat in the park he vratthed I. shabby individual coming along

Deodorlzo Fresh Pill!

The mnell o! from paint givq mm? people a headache. and to none is it m especially plgaggrii odor. Place a paper bag containing several pieces of charcoal in the room and close the door tightly. Another effective remedy is an onion sliced into small pieces and put into a pail of water in the room. Tine water and orrlons will absorb the odor.

Cold Weather Dish

A delicious dish for cold weather is green peppers. onions. and toma- toes cooked together. Cook slowly in a casserole. season, and add plenty of butter.

Dyaentery

An excellent remedy for dyaerw ery is to take the whisked white o! an egg two or three times daily.

metal teapot that has not bee: used for some time?

A. ‘This can be preverimd if I lump of sugar larplaced in the tea» pot before putting it away.

Q. How can I take tanzlﬂs W‘ of tiho hair?

- A. Try rubbing the scalp well vdth alcohol, then combing out the

picking up clgaretqends. into the mold. Then i318 trim? 59$ 50W" °¥1 me Q. How can i prevent a musty Sea! and 5988/" 50111"! hi! 59011- flavor in tea that is made in a

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one away. This was too much for the curious looker-on.

"Excuse me," he said. “Tibet looked a good one. ivhy did you threw it away?" '

The tramp drew hhnaelf up

proudly-and replied: “It aln‘t my brand."'

.18.“. yo“ Onnsmu‘ Q Nothing could be nicer to put Coak 8 Corner g under a little laasleli Christmas tree _ 3 than this tall rag doll! You can ‘ make it - plus its own wardrobe of

u puff sleeve and frock and hand-

HABD SAUCE

‘.5 cup butter

3 cups oonfectioiiefs sugar

1 e38 Yolk, beaten

1 teaspoon vanilla

1 egg white beaten stiff

Cream butter until stiff, then

No.208is cut in one size, 2'7 inches tall. Doll's body requires ‘it yard 35-inch wardrobe, "/- yard 35- inch plain fabric. 9| yard 35inch printer fabric.

Send 20o for each Pattern, which includes complete sewing guide. Print your Name, Address and Style Number plainly. Be sure to state aim you wish. Include postal unit or zone number in your ad- dress.

Address Pattern Department, The Charlottetown Guardian.

Pattern No. 208

beaten egg

OITITBTMAS PUDDING 3 cups flour

1 teaspoon soda

'4 teaspoon allapiu

‘>6 tuspoon nutmeg

% teaspoon clove

1 tnspoon cinnamon Few-grains black POP)!”

1 tnaipoon salt

1 aupinilk

1 cup molasses

1 cup chopped suet

1 scant cup chopped raisins l6 cup cranberries

Sift all dry ingredients together.

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