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and girl! Use this pattern again - so simple, it's a joy to sew! Pattern 4678: Child's sizes 2, 4. ll. 8. sizes skirt, 19': yards 85-inch: blouse, I no yards; wesklt, ",5 yard: long overalls, 2 yards. s

This pattern easy to use. simple to sew, istested for fit. Has com- plete illustrated instructions.

Send Thirty-five cents (Boo) in coins (stamps cannot be acceptedi for this pattern. Print plainly Iiu. name. address. style number.

Send order to ANNE ADAMS. care of The Guardian. 60 Front Street West. Toronto. Canada.

Q. Is it proper always to seat a woman at a table to the right of her male companion?

A. when practical, yes. A few definite rules about this include the seating of a guest of honor on the right of the host or hostess or chairman, and the military rule by

” i which the senior officer walks as well as sits on his junior's right.

Q. If a marriage engagement has been broken, is the girl entitled to consider the gifts and engage- ment ring her former fiance has given to her as belonging to her?

A. No; good form requires that she return these.

. How many salt and pepper shakers should be used on a din- ner table?

A. A pair at cvcry other plate is the most convenient placement.

CUTTING DOWN ON TABLE SALT AND OTHER SODIUM PRODUCTS

day rest, the washing and added cleaning and other duties about .. . "I always maintain it's a duty done." Aunt Kitty Mahoney once explained as she arranged with much respect a dish of greens to light up the dinner of ham and eggs, "if a body washed this let- tuce-oh, just to have it over, and then dumped it topsy-turvy into any old bowl."

"But if," she continued. "one brought a. company dish from the cupboard, and took care to ,ar- range every leaf prettily in it. as if it was the one thing the Good Lord had saved especially for her to do, knowing no one else could do, it better." she smiled through her gold-bowed spectacles. "that wouldn't be a duty-that would be a joy! Life's like that. I've found:, do your work any old way. it's al task-a wearying business at best: but put your heart into it. even to setting the table over and over, clay in and day out, it's actually fun!"

g DEAR. MISS DIX: Eight years ago I married Ray, who had a curvature of the spine from polio. We have four children. Ray also helped raise my son who is now 3) and in the Navy, and a daughter of 13. who is still with us. - i My husband's health has become increasingly bad, and he is not able to work at all now. I don't mind caring for him; he's no bother, ' but he has gotten it into his head that he is a bur-

den and wants me to send him to a hospital. I refused. My son and daughter agree with me that I should keep Ray home. and the little chil- dren miss him terribly if he's away for a few hours. Lwam 35. my husband is 42. Am -I right to insist on caring for him at home?

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As table salt holds '10 times its own weight of water in the body tissues and as too much water in blood-vessels and tissues raises the blood pressure and high blood pressure causes heart and brain strokes (when the blood-vesels are fragile or have lost some of their elastic tissue), physicians prescribe a diet low in salt. The amount of salt allowed in foods daily is about one teaspoonful, so it is only natur- al that salt substitutes are in great use, just as saccharln is used as a substitute for sugar diabetes.

However, as some of our foods are necessary to maintain the struc- ture and strength of body tissues, particularly proteins (meat. eggs. fish milk). physicians no wmus: take into consideration what foods are low in salt so that proteins. which contain considerable salt and also require considerable salt to give a satisfying flavor, may not

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AN EXAMPLE FOR. WHINING VVOMEN

ANSWER: You certainly put to shame whining women who complain because they don't get enough attention from their husbands. have in-law trouble or resen't any extra work inflicted on them. The care of your husband. whether well or ill, is so evidently a joy, rather than a burden, to you, that I think you'd be lost without it. Proof again that for those we love unselfishly no effort can be ion great.

Of course, you are right to keep Ray home. but I 'hope your daughter, and even the small-children, are made to realize that they must share in his care, too. There are lots of small jobs you can

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For Convenience

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By Genevieve Kelnblo

From a provincial newspaper: "Reliable and hard-working clerk who is paid on- Friday and is broke

'-'r”';”'i'bh””'0' Vzx :1EV;1ir,005:i:1g9d”Ced m 3'"0""'' H1 V allot (tic ltheliin, axd ltdhe spirit (of selfiessness that motivaltes you in on Tuesday, would like to exchange a . . : your ai y I8 I on be passe on to your youngsters. here is no "Yes," our; visitor offered and small loans with another who geti For T"m”""w 1" We Jmlmal M the Amenm” indication whatever in your letter that you accept this charge with the little lad miserable too! I aid on Wednesday and is broke of:

Medical Association. the report on; c this matter of cutting down on foods rich in sodium (salt) and using foods low or poor in sodium. is discussed.

Cutting down the meat and eggs allowed per day will sometimes be necessary. particular-

Il you did. Ray would. of course. he het- know what that is. Didn't I bring Nothing is so disturbing to the sick five of my 51;; through the mangle; fact that things are being done for ,, , all down at the same time? That was,," she smiled. "back in the good old days, when there were few conveniences about-s when if one wanted a cool drink. you grabbed a pail and went out

nny thought of martyrdom. ier off anywhere but at home. as to be made conscious of the them from a"sense of duty rather than of love.

Youlll have little difficulty in persuading your husband to stay at home: there's no doubt but that he wants to be with you and the children. and he is trying to match your devotion by relieving you of what he thinks to be a burden.

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THE day starts off on a peculiar 53"”d3y' note, with but little incentive to I "snap out of it." since the sit- uation seems ominous and depress- ing. Under the spur of nervous ir- ritability, gloom and a tone of "whats the use." it may be diffi-

One of the most elegant fur. coats which London furriers will display for visitors to the Quecnlsi amount 0i.COl'On:iii0n next year is a royal. tpastel mink. a development ofi .muLa'.;on milk that resembles the

Don't Forget

"Well, dear," said Mr. Blair, after ten had been cleared away. "what are you planning to do this even- ling?"

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small amount of sodium."

At present the extent of the re- duction of nutrients or valuable food elements is not known ill

always exchanged gifts, but someone proposed that this year we draw names with each member donating a gift tagged for the person whose name he draws, all gifts to cost the same amount of money.

To me this smacks of putting a price tag on Christmas. After

that-a quite sensible article only the other evening. Self-pity is one thing that plays one out, work

Close the eye and gently pull the eyelid free of the ball: frequently the tears will wash out the speck.

velopments may incite to a very productive and unpredictable cli- max. Snme inspired or unconven-

tional developments could radically

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Felt Headliner.

Always a favorite-the bent in c lcxllored mood. You don't need the aldli of a rnillinsr to males this style as it is easy to cut and sew. One of the nicest features of 1: beret is the many ways you can wear it either oii-the- face or draped forward for maximum flattery. This style is self-trimmed with felt discs that dongle casually down both sides of the hot. The same style. of course. can be mods up in velveteen or wool tweed. You may obtain a direc- tion leaflet for this FELT BEBE? by sending a stamped. self-addressed on- vslope to the Needlework Department of this paper and ask for Leaflet No. S SS-61.

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many instances but efforts will be

poor in salt must weigh carefully the benefits he expects from this low salt diet against the conseq- uences of a. diet greatly reduced in needed food factors.

Fortunately, the Council on Foods

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Wet Fur

Do not dry wet fur that has been worn in a rain or snow storm near heat. Intense heat injures fur. Re- move excess moisture with a dry cloth and hang the fur in a cool place to dry.

Starch If there is any leftover starch. use it for scrubbing hearths and

tiles. It will give a nicer finish than soap and water. 1

ANCIENT SEAPOIIT

Valparaiso. the chief seaport in Chile. was founded in 1543.

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send Twenty-nvs cents in coins for this pattern (stamps cannot. be accepted) to ALICE BROOKS De- signs. we The Guardian. 60 Front street West, Toronto. Ontario Please print plainly Name. Address and Pattern Number.

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Ecuador on the Pacino Coast of South America has a dozen moun- tains over 16.000 feet in height.

IIIIIMINT

if this does not work. look in the

on gold and silver cloth slippers? A. Wrap in black tissue paper before putting them away. If they are treated in this way, they will not be as liable to tarnish. Q. How can I eliminate a damp

in return for a meal. The farmer led him to a large mound of po- tatoes. "All you have to do.” he

add a note of gaiety The smile on

idea, and on

celebration plans are proposed.

smaller

c all the family can enjoy. - will lo a big one, join in with the rest of your family in whatever

Miss Nlsacn cannot reply personally

gifts could be given, or, if

Christmas morning is a wonderful To insure that your smile

to readers but will answer

see that long line of people wait-

One-half cup each butter, brown sugar, white sugar, 1 en. 1!: cups sifted flour. '2 cup fine oatmeal, is

said. "is to put the large potatoes on one side and the little ones on the other."

The tramp settled down to the job. Half an hour later he knocked at the farmer's door. ."I'm sorry guv'nor," he said. "I can't do that Job. It's too hard."

"What!" cried the farmer. "Why. it's child's play. You have only to take hold of a potato and put it on one side or the other."

"That's what kills me," moaned the tramp. "Every time I have to make a decision."

teaspoon salt, is teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon baking soda, is cup mash- ed banana pulp for 54; cup crushed drained pineapple). 1 teaspoon van- illa, '1' cup chopped nuts. Cream together shortening and sugar well, then beat in egg and flavoring. sift and measure flour and sift it again with salt, soda and baking powder. Add oatmeal to it and stir them into the first mixture, with nuts. Drop by teaspoons onto greased sheet about 8 inches apart and bake at 375 deg. Fahr. about 10 or 12 minutes.

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2. What is the correct pronunc- iation of "nadir"? '

3. Which one of these words is misspelled? Prince-nez, pinaforc. pinacle. pendulum.

4. What does the word "contigu- ous" mean?

5. What. is a word beginning with par that means "frugal to ex- cess; stingy"?

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sun?" "Not that I recall." James smiled.i "Besides that old saw is outmod-1 ed-it should be reversed. don't you think? Work or play. busy or idle. all things considered. this day has been altogether pleas- ant.

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