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f is incrediblei" she said loudly. Bernice was sitting stiffly against the small pillows now. "Is it? Think of the state- I was in that morning. Think of what Id Just been through with Walter. Remember. I knew. Vicky, that you and Albert had eaten alone there the night before. Think of sown. You remember how you be- haved over that silly little blonde

DEAR MISS DIX: My problem concerns my younger sister, 21. Three years ago she wanted to marry Billy. but the family thought she was too young and since she wouldn't marry without their con- sent, the wedding was postponed. A few months later Billy married and Rita was almost physically ill with grief. As time went on she recovered somewhat, but has never regained her gay. fun-loving and friendly manner, which was formerly one of her outstanding char- acteristics. She is very popular, and while she does go out asionally on dates. they seem to mean nothing to her. She seems to be cold toward every- thing and everyone. She claims she has no love for Billy now; in fact, the only real interest she

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other seasonal work for a while and returned home we are s'.ire,l refreshed in spirits and the bet- ter for the outing.

A light here or there along the countryside, bearing presently to- wards our own destination, in- dicated to us. the measure of suc- cess. of the gathering, because of the goodly number at length to be

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Brown ham on both sides. Remove to a hot platter. In some

I write frequently about the harmful effects of noise, not only on the ears and hearing but on general health and particularly on the nervous system.

some months ago. the Journal of the American Medical Associa- tion published a series. "Psychoso-

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pan blend in the flour until smooth matic Aspects of I-fearing l)efc(:fS, ..,U,atherem mire chkickens..ennE3a: ha. 1, in church, thing. I thought of that actress. care of The Guardian. 60 Front St stir in pineapple juice. Cook until part 2 of the series describing the her with samned an or a monk Wm she ever be her old ge-11 again, and is there And here was Albert dead. and west. Toronto, Ontario.

lhlckenffl 0" low hm” 3'l”l”3 9390” 9” hearmg. 1055 0" "Cm er blessed with all her own at he; anything 1 can do to bring her out of the shell into there was all that poison.."

constantly. Mix in Nb D1"-Wltwl life. health. earning vowel”: U19 hearmml-ep so we find are those which she has retired? Victoria sat down and fumbled

effect of noise on hearing, rehabi- litation of the hard of liearirrg and the value of hearing aids.

one aspect that concerns many families is the wage earner who is subject to loud noises during his working hours. If the noise dam-

in her purse for a cigaret, whith she lighted. Bernice waited until she'd taken a first puff, and then went on: "I mean, I don't think so now, Vicky. I've had time to cool down and think it over. But then, and for just a few minutes.

mustard. Add pineapple and green pepper. When hot. but pc-ppers are still crisp. spoon over ham slices. Makes 2 servings.

Smoked pork shoulder butt may also be used. Simmer first in hot water a. few minutes. Drain. Then

upon whom the duties of the In- EDITH stitute executive rest. instinctively they count faces and to have one missing here or there is to rob the occasion of some of its Joy. "But I'm not much help!" we may say in excuse

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ANSWER: Rita has. with amazing gallantry courage in one so young, solved much of her problem alone and time will complete the cure as far as one can ever be made. In finding her chief consolation in church. she is going to the best source pos- sible. Slie is fortunate to have her faith. and to be surrounded by

continue above directions. aged tlaif heahring. of tlic il'0Tl1(CFgr for our absence ..they.n never a loving family to lighten her trouble. I was certain that you'd 195;-neg on an I "om " '1 I M

---mm-m aggrav es earing 055 ill'9-3 Y i ,. t m; b g Albert, and this 0 Will PI on-II -

, , , V N present. then the cmhloycr is 6011- miss me lhls time! "me dream” HE DIDN'T CARE ENOUGH some ggmgssouand that on Just geation. Positive reaultl from

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NNN-NV sidervd to be to blame or PM 3' 0 are me md. .d R 9 ' went be,-Se,-kl I don-g mean any- FRUIT-A-TIVES Proven ls! tens of blame. lVl ual alents contri- I think sou have no cause for self-reproach in having her post- yhoumndt I.-Run-gAg-"V33 maul.

thing cold and calculated; that wouln't be you. Vicky. I mean just dumping poison into something he would eat or drink the way 5 person pulls the trigger of a gun. And. of course, in the back of your mind would be the knowledge that the ant poison was deadly be- cause of 'Ina llart'." "I'm very tired of that said Victoria. Bernice jumped up from the chaise longue and came to Vic- t.oria's chair. she bent. down be- side it, dropped her arm over Vic- toria's shoulders. "You're not ang- ry with me, are you?" she asked:

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biited to this or any meeting. be ll flllly an encouraing ward or smile.

pone the marriage originally. If Billy realty-cored for her then. he would have waited the year or two necessary to get the unqualified approval of her family. His haste to marry someone else certainly does not indicate any part of the love and devotion Rita deserves. There is really nothing you or any member of your family can do. over and above what you are already doing. to bring your sister more quickly out of her depression. Since she has lots of friends. and an active social life, she'll snap out of it to it degree. To hope that she will cvcr completely throw off the pain of Billy's dcsertion is expecting too much. But she will forget to the point where she will fall in love again (though probably not so decply), and eventually will find another, more dependable man with whom she can estab- lish a lmPDl' marriage.

To protect the cniployvosl hear- ing and to safcgiizird the employ- er against financial loss frcrn hav- ing to pay for loss of hearing of an employee. one article suggests that employers should make tests of the employee's hearing before he begins cmploymcnt.

"Formerly only deafness due to actual injury to the car was rec- ognized as an ncciipakloiial disease for which compensation was made. Today courts. insurance companies and industrial commissions have recognized that hearing loss due to noise may be considered an oc- ciipational disease." This means

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l l l aa& - - - James was our best of chauf- feurs tonight. assisted, or as he will have itpliindered by the (em. inine admonitions of she who sits beside. "Now then" he commented as he took his place in the driver's seat of the busy little truck, "if you'll just compose yourself Ellen. and hush yo' talkin so that I'll be able to tell whether or not the en- lzzne is running, well be on our way! Just get a. woman or two clocking beside you" he added to

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l. What is wrong with this sen- tence? "How did you come to meet the groom before the wedding?"

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

3. Which one of these words is misspelled? Vocallze. sympathize. Irialize, crystallze.

4. What does the Word "habi- luate" mean?

5. What is a word beginning with am that means "quality of

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DEAR MISS DIX: Will you please say a few words that will in- fiuence ii girl of 16 to be more tidy and clean about her person. The rest of her family are very neat and yet. she sits around with nothing to do and won't even clean up her clothes. If someone else doesn't

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other. Bernice." She got up.; roamed the room looking for a. place to stab out her cigaret. Ber-; nice came forward with a. white china ash tray. Victoria. extin- guished the burning tip of her clgaret thoroughly. "You don't know me at all, and I'm afraid that I don't know you either."

"You know me like a book." said Bernice lightly. "You certain- ly proved that the other night."

Like a boolt. The phrase again stirred that odd sense of similar- ity in Victoria's brain. Something Bernice reminded her of.

railroad workers. radio operators-- came to mind mat indeed another may find themselves faced with season had soberlv taken posses- financially burdensome ' satlon claims.

If. however, the employer has the company llhysiciaii measure the -hearing ability of every worker before he is employed. it Will DIO- tect the employer against unjusti- fied claims and will protect the employee against loss of hearing. A change of occupation to a dc- partment where there is little or no noise would preserve hearing in those susceptible to noise. and prevent damage suits.

Hearing damage can be prevent-

make or keep a friend if she neglected the cardinal rules of clean- liness. Your friend is going to find herself very much in the social background if she doesn't reform. She'll see downright homely girls who are well groomed and sparkling clean walk off with the dates while she stays home and looks at her pretty face in the mirror. That's all the company she'll get.

Sixteen is the age when most girls drive their families frantic with almost too much personal fussiness. Someone better wake your little friend up to the realities of life. Doesn't she read the ads? These alone should make her realize how fast she is turning herself into a social liability.

. .. that companies emoioxms men in himself. "and it's enou n 2 d' ' ii th f l . ll'l1 th ii i v' l”'p10””91l" I 591113 d0llbl'm1 7 capacities in which noise is ii any driver to distractign!" O nve Ell: is Dti-):ti)'?ran1tierthlnl5:s tlzietllsr allesrlieurtiieedsht? :trl:I;'dl,n Thtzmilwloil-Jifd: hNo'" said Victoria u0.w.xy' not H l, ml , , 3 problem-boiler makers, machine- we eased down the driveway R03. looking at her friend. 'Im just n A-ESWER shop workers. miners, rlvetters. then and we remember now it ANSWER: The most beautiful girl in the world could never thinking how mue we know each. 2

1. say, "How did :mu'happen to

. meet the bridegroom'." 2. Pro-

nounce bla-zn, first a as in an un-

stressed, second a as in day. 3.

Analyze. 4. To accustom. "The

mind becomes habituated to a cer-

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C0mP9ll" sion of the lawn and yards about, The lights picked out the bare shrubs and vines and we signed though we knew they were bud. dad and waiting. But Where were the roses of yesterday. those mat in turn had brightened our days -Spending their sweetness so prod- igally about? were they lost and 8011.8? 01' could it be that even as their fragrance was caught by a wandering summer breeze and carried afar over hill and dale. or only borne to our door, these had

DEAR MISS DIX: I am 14 and have lots of boy friends. most of whom have cars. They are careful drivers but my parents say I'm too young to ride in cars with them. How old do you think I should be before I'm old enough to ride? My parents let me have dates otherwise, and all my friends are welcome at home.

h ' l . 1 1 v e . "I want to use your phone." Vic- v d b d m H by soundg not bossomed 11 min. Perhaps cpc. y b Ienoofy rilyglls Elifhioelfgg macmneryv as tit; izungans. lgllesehdelights were car AI;gSWl:R:I dYoi: ghould diibide flay your parents' decisions about Egggioffgsigglnfhetoxgg ”11:ngue: E Qt I ' no os snce " i t t w d Y 1113- on' ame e c b l ti b . .. ' mg plugit d t befor and re. into the hearts of otahers e ctfiiines may Consider your friends goodnandr'ca:e'fi'll cclirllvgiflss-zfntlulnialsft tail.-or: "vlnw are W" caning? l ' 1 tsdp? "Sm DEUCE rfoise mw back into our awn." ' R8011 are. Unfortunately. some of them are reckless the mlnutewthey- ---"The lwucev .9.l... cl""5e' M" ' 5r:d9uce'lnen0u: iniabllity 1esSe;,h . . . get behind a wheel. and the accidents they cause reflect on the whole Tuck-" ' go working ability. palpitations of Odd flakes 0! gnaw were falling gmufsl Sf '”,:'sm dm”.”' "W" m"” mule" mm about u( 0 "it e the nu” and sleeplossnessl nowp dnmng lam”, through the B up efrlt tan cause )our parents needless worry. do as they say, the ant: Powder? , -j K mud sudden noises cause aisml Fan night, making 3 honing e gra e u cy are understanding about dating in general for you. "Yes; 1 Red ( to Ward ' 1 hit - m-r-r Bern ce er a sep r' . l bfglfsnlnfndor I1t':.ins:elxel.:sS e?-tenullirtiggltwoirlid I-i!ihoe!i1a.dt.,hEI',doa.;y"wll1i11crli1es uorlh DOROTHY DIX cm.ml "my. I' '1! 10 tender! but will ans- "DO you llllnk lhlllv l5 the W5" l came nut to Stand -on end. This fared, making some mystical Sign wer problems of interest through her column. thing to do?" sudden tensencss. which was over the gear-shift which urged ,. Rwilllns We dtllsly ll” ”'bo;;L'' ) meant to prepare mant fohr tlgltlil or 12:: Irlrlilifhine happily along beyond 3- l3,?l5t:"1:”l::;'1dl” drl;'fvfle",.3lel:1ded1”y'. 11' ht, is not an asse t ese nys. 1 e op, "young cattl w la b ;H s v' 43 I makes .- Itlgtires man and is really a lia- just as well indoors '0: aounighl. ousehold Scrapbclokzl The Sla" Say ' ' f 30-" h t 1 A 1119, . iii: this: of E ' Bernice took snot er sep or- - a . E.-L-1:--T--Z wogds for s;:1l:::eg?u.”b?;ve B! 3059"! I-all 9) 3y Genevieve Kensbla ward. "Vicky, I wouldn't. call from "" -9 haps this is a token gf Mme, g - ” MW here. I'm sure Mrs. Buxton listens Dad's checking on

"Can't say when I'll start dinner.

on the downstairs phone.” i " another turkey raffle he holds a ticket on.

Victoria put down the receiver. Bernice said: "It'll make me look

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Buy Sanguen (San-Gwen) -

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A. With the flowers they carry,

Available at ll:-ildin Brothers; The Jenkins Pharmacy; Johnson it Johnson; Hughes Drug Co. Ltd” Charlottetown: Semple'ii I) r u g Store. Kcnslngtnn; Larti-.r's Pharm- or pages, although chosen by the bride. must be paid for by the

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Q. When some creamed food is served on toast. is it permissible to out the toast. with the knife?

A. If a knife is provided, you may certainly uiae it. If not, you'll just have to do the best you can with your fork.

Q. Should a man take I girl's arm when he walks across the dance floor?

A. Not unless it is necessary for him to assist her through some crowded portions of the floor.

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A. Constipation can remedied by drinking one or two

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of constipation are merely by thorough muticatlon.

corrected

from wooiens? A. one ounce bans in one quart of boiling water

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of energy and initiative. with the forces and faculties pitched to keen action and a quick grasp of clever ways and means for put- ting over ambitious piogr.-ms. with skillful tactics and due pre- paration. on original or novel lines, it would be possible to enlist sup- port from high places. Ingenuity and bold strokes could assure pub- lic appreciation and inspired faith in one's goal. l