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DEAR. DOROTHY DIX: I am a girl 18 and was engaged b I boy 21. My parents were against it, so we broke the onuglnnt and now I realize how foolish I was. i Now I love a boy 20, bit r afraid the same thing will happen. HELEN

ANSWER: Most probably the same thing will happen, Helen. AI 16 you are much too young to become engaged, especially while ymfn in the adolescent stage of falling in love with every boy who comes along. .

You need a great deal more schooling and, if you have ltoypod going to school, please consider going back, even if its only at night. With so little education, you'll have a hard time making good i anything. Study a little harder, and worry about the bays less.

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the some way. To begin mm, the chops me! b6 T T by dipping them in crumbs, egg and then crumbs again or they may be simp- ly dipped in seasonedlflour. Next, they are browned in jrut'enougn hot (at to keep mom from sticking to the pan." Bacon fan; is good to use because it gives the veal more flavour. After three to five minutes browning, the chops should be cov- ered and cooked slowly, either on top of the stove or in a 325 degree F., oven imtil the meat is tender.

Valuable necklace returned to owner after ten years. Mrs. Lam- bertina. Pertile, of Padua, Italy, recently got the surprise of her life when she opened a ckago brought to her by the mailman and discovered inside a s'l00 pearl necklace, lost or stolen ten years ago. The sender did not sign his name.

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altogether. Steaks and outlets the same thickness should lake slight- ly more cooking, about iii minutes on each side. The reason for cov- ering the pan is, of course, to keep the meat moist. Another way to cook the chops is to add some liq- uid. . -"-seasoned Juice for example, to the pan after the chops are browned. Then the pan is covered and the meat cooked until tender.

Nuts on a beech tree near King- ston last fall were covered with a peculiar hull. The top half was like the nut of a hazel and the lower half beechnut.

Rcynard the fox is a very cun- ning animal. One of his most re- markable tricks is his ability to rid himself of fleas. Grasping a stick in his mouth, he will Jump into a stream and submerge slow- ly, leaving only the stick above water. The surprised fleas, seek- ing refuge, escape to the stick. When Reynard is certain that his enemies are all aboard, he lets go 1 es! the stick and leaves them to their 2 mbleapoom "wt

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The soybean is a native of China. where it has been cultivat- ed for 5,000 years. It was intro- duced into Europe by French mis- sionaries in 1740. Yet strange to say, it was not until the end of the 19th century that its great food value was appreciated by Europeans and Americans. It has so many uses today that it is sometimes referred to as the won- der bean.

From this amazing bean comes food for cattle, a milk as nutrit- ious as cow's milk; the curd can

Mrs G. Edwin Sansom holds the silver trophy she won at Stanley Fair in 1 7, when she was named "Most Worthy Settle!" for ihe year.

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and cherry are but little better. -Raspberries, red currents and to- matoes have 20 to 30 more. But the good old orange with 50 to 60 is the most valuable of all fruits except the strawberry which has a vitamin C value of 70 to 90, and

settled. I have just started business here, and can't afford to go to her slate to get. married. I'd like to let her know how I feel, and have her come out here to nlarry me. Would this be asking too much? RUSS

ANSWER: You are certainly an lmpeluoul young man, Russ, when it comes to falling in love, but rather reluctant about con- ducting a proper courtship. You don't even know how the girl feels

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The banana takes from 12 to 15 months to spring up and bear fruit; it is cut down at the end of the season and the following i Spring a new shoot takes the place of the old stalk.

The plantain banana, never im- ported, is always cooked by the natives before it is eaten.

The banana plant is a giant herb; not a tree.

Wine as a drink is mentioned 155 times in the Old Testament, and 10 times in the New. We first read about the grape in the 9th chapter of Genesis, where we are told that Noah planted a vine- yard and later got drunk on the Juice of the grape. But excess in wine is always frowned on in the Good Book. Wine has always played an important role in the affairs of mankind since 1,490 years, 13.0. The civilizations of Greece and Rome were nourished on the juice of the grape. China, too. in still more ancient days was a wine drinking country. Trending the grapes is a custom as old as the hills, and no better method of extracting the juice has ever been found. Grapes that go through modern presses can-

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