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Dorothy Dix Says-

ow IN-LAW IlVIBROGLIO EVER NEW

lWar Wife And uilshihirs Mother Should Try To Overcome Mutual Antipathy

The mother-in-law-daughter-bi-law imbroglio, which has caused snore casualties on the home front than have taken place on the field of battle. is at its height Just now when so many nothing in common except mutual antipathy, are being forced to live together.

Occnus of tears have been shed about John's wife and John er and thousands of poor Johns have acquired nervous pr

trying to figure out why two noble. Christian wo- men. who can get along peaceably with every- bodv else. can't get along with each other.

Yet the answer is simple. Their trouble stems back to exactly the same cause in both of them. It is because each wants lo monopolize John, and because the mother-in-law is sure she is wisdom personiﬁed because she is old, and because the daughter-in-law is certain she knows all the ans- wers beanie she is young.

srmr BLAME

‘s moth-

ntncr when two lady Solomons, who also have a streak of l-Iitlerisln l.l lllrll" mlliP-il‘). come ill close contact, they are more than likely to H6! into each others hair, and which one is the more to blame, it is ilard lo F3)‘. .

Generally speaking, it is the nlother-in-law. thv offending party. but because she is older and laerience of life than the bride has and should kn a difficult situation more diplomatically than a young girl does. And also because she knows something that no young wife even suspects, and, that is. a man's happiness in marriage largely depends upon his wife and mother being friends.

So the mother-in-law silould be to lhe llE\\'C3fll9l‘ in the family and piiiate her and convince her that she is not trying to steal her husband away from her and break up her home. No matter how much she silould tremble for her son's life when she sees the messes his bride is feeding him on, she should offer no criticism, and she should bite her tongue off before she makes a suggestion.

MOTHERS OFTEN MISUNDERSTOOI)

Unfortunately, ilcwever, not all mothers-in-law are overburdened with tact, so often Johns mother offends her son's wife when she is really breaking her neck trying to please her. An interesting example of this has just been offered me. A young wife writes me that her nlother-in-lalv is breaking up her marriage, wrecking her home, and alienating hep husband from her.

It seems the crime that the wicked mother-in-lavl’ has committed was to present the young married couple with a beautiful home, fully furnished, when they returned from their bridal tour. The bride says she will never forgive her for this because she wanted a simple little cottage, such as she had always lived in, and to use the dailies she had monogramed herself for her hope chest, instead of being smothered in imported linens. ‘

She further adds that her husband's mother has him so under her -thumb that he thinks it was actually NICE of his mother to set them uo to housekeeping in such a grand style, instead of seeing that she vras just an old-buttinsky who had no business meddling in their affairs.

Undoubtedly lnothers-in-law have a hard problem to settle, and it is no wonder so many of themvfail to solve it.

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perms; work is vital to Canada-so is the defense oi‘ your health: 1h spite of certain food allot-run. Iona warkinl 11w" and ncrv - strain, wemuat keep ﬁt to doourjoba efficiently. An food supplemz; Scott's Emulsion is highly recommended because it is so rich in. vital build-up elements everyone needs. Because this WOfld-kﬂnwn: tonic contains natural Vitamins A and D, it helps build resistsnqt to colds and common winter ills. Taken regularly. 560R’! Emulllq helps adult: build stamina and appetite. m ”"’ to develop? strong bones and sound teeth. ' Emulsiiled by an exclusive process, Scott's Ilnuleion is please”.

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And the narrowest hing in my loo or snow; th grit is n r hand puts scgrn all to help digest tile 100d. I _ um‘ ~ Radio belmssianilhr tothose -W8lt Whitman used in Qllidllll aircraft are 1W" .'__ empl ed to assist a blgmierry boat HINTS ON ETIQUETTB loads with railway ight. g6 . across lake Michigan in 108‘ ogvdhend yogi) must travel, iltuxixshn darkness. g 88. 0871')’ YOU!’ 0 a , put what is left of 1i your watch cmtll iwwmﬂ the k inthe box, oo-icosdpaintathlnrincofnailml‘; operating with the train people to ish around it and thﬂi P!!! it help keep things clean and tidy. place.

Yo peopi sh id. t be Try sewing rubber is!‘ Pines on a prelgigtive ofe theouattont on: of the corners of small 1118s i0 P"- ollier people who entertain them as jlvnt sitcoms. welt as those of their own use.

An alloy of copper and alumin- um is the strongest non-ferrous metal alloy known.

ELLEWS DIARY

B! An Island Farmers Wife

This was the morning, James in- sisted that 1 leave my work, order that 1 might accompany him

Rob's-to brlni: Jamie oack ulith us to Alcierlea. il-Db went to toun today, by the road out cross ilelcis by a whiter trail to another road that further on JOlIIS our ilishway on its Way to the city. The trip was mud:- wltll n tcanl of horses ln a’ lawn-sleigh for various products ot the lilfln WLPC laken_ and besides there was coal lleededl to keep a rcol-n-hre burning. l

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Rob's farm is located some dis- tance further “in" on the Alderlea road on a rise that extends beyond the where pioneer-settlers placed the buildings. The former owner retired to a snug-home in a neighboring village there to spend the everllng of his life, quietly, on the rewards of his labors. It ls an ironv of life that when such fruits are wrested from the soil, one is usually too old to cnjoy thcm. Not so this good mun and his wife who wisely_ retired before ally of ages inﬂrmlties crept up on them. 1' was sorry when they left our road! I'm alwayssorry when farms thatl have been m one name for gener- ations pas to other hands. 0f course even on our Island such; changes must be. But there's such| a stability in generations on the; land. Braeside is most fortunate in this respect. Down to the ﬁfth. I can count. There mav be others longer-settled. At Rob's like at this

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Q. How can I make better win- dow shades?

. Some persons prefer cilcloth window shades to cretonne ,as it keeps out the sun better. All nec- essary is to cut the cilcloth tile re%uired width and tack it to the ro ers. Stitch a hem at the bottom to hold the stick. or make scallops if preferred, though the stick holds the shade better.

Q. How can I keep the food chopper from sliding around the table when using it?

. Slip n pot holder under the clamps of the grinder and then screw until tight. The soft Dot holder will also protect the table.

Q, How can I remove rust from the kitchen stove?

A. By rubbing the stove thor- oughly with sandpaper.

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Q. What are a few of the more comomn dishes that one should eat with a spoon?

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What would be a minimum

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. A Scot. holding an important 10b in London was always being twit- glish friend about his By a curious chance the two met on holiday. chuffed the man, “how on earth is your office managing without

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women—with dantier bowls. stems. designed with grace and colored plastic mout-hoieoes intemha e- able to oomplem an ensem la —are a "definite factor" in the trade, says an industry spokesman. In the last three months, when the cigaret shortage became acute the nation's women smokers have purchased 200.000 Pipes.

Marz told a meeting of the Natzon- al Assoc tion of Tobacco Dis- tributors.

e so r ' are being made to match the vari- hued pipes.

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when Baron Silvlarcruys, Bel- gian Ambassador left, Ottawa for Washington recently to assume his new post as Ambassador to the United States he was accomparued by "an important, maniacs: of his

Denis th Belgian ion here on the advice o!

Prime Minister MaoKenzie . who lives a couple of doors from ‘ the Elmbassy. He advised his fei- ' low bachelor to buy a dog for CCmpalllOHShlIL-"WQ are wonder- ing how Denis will get along with Fain when he visits the White House,” an embassy official said with a grin.

WESKlT-BIDUSES WITH SUITS FOR SPRING

NEW YORK- Many g suits have their own wesklt-b ouses alien sleevelws and worn as an important pare of the suit because keyed fn color of fabric to the en- semble Extreme and new is the cutaway suit created by Louise Gallagher.

WILL NEED EXPERTS

The guage bean grown in Mexi- cois richer in protein than soybeans and contains valuable vitamines and minerals as well.

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Mix 1 pint of flour, l tables fui of fuller's earth, and 1 pint of bran. Rub illto the fur lilorough- ly. then shake well and rub again with bran alone. Shake fur once more and follow by brushing with a soft clean cloth.

THE HAIR BRUSH

To clean the hair brush, put l teaspoonful of ammonia ill a pan of warm water. Dip the brush up and down until clean, then dip in cold water to keep the bristles stiff. Dry with bristles down.

FEARS

Pears are delicious when sliced and served with cream and sugar. But used in equal parts with slic- ed peaches they are even more de- lest-able.

Price

Control Questions 7 and Answers '

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Questions and Answers ea - Control‘ will n Mar in The G Ian as a rel as feature each The questions are those which l; reached the Wartime Prices Trade Board from housewives. this region. The answers m = vided by the Beard Readers. eon; who have intelligent q - W Ill "II-Drive control ara I ' l‘; send than} ‘l; Awlriliiiong is 0men'a leioll v r . mime u! m. War um: r ‘* In“ 'I‘r:uie Board. .

. May anyone purchase sweetened calmed fruit put lilo-oz. container or iargc the ’ of coupons? A. Yes, unsweel ed fruit irﬂitlo-oa. containers or is oi! the ration for consumer; well as quota users, industrial

. 0 you D ass s ""8 “t. tit.“ 1e end list of dlwmaking prices for articles as costs, dresses,

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l. What is wrong with this sen- tense? "Mv son-in-laws attended gaw mean?"

2. What is the correct pronun- ciation of "Spokane" twashizlg-

ton)?

3. Which one of these words is misspelled? Charlotte russe, char- acter, oharicature. iWWhnt does the lvord "gew-

saw

5. What is a word beginning iwitg qu that means “soft, wet an ’

'9 ANSWERS n-luw ( or,

l. Say, "My sons-i daughters-in-law)? 2 monourlce spo-kan. o as in obey. a as in can, accent last syllable. 3. Caricature. 4. Ellhowy: pretentious. "Seeing his gewgaw castle shineP-T _ . 5- Qilﬂiliirﬁ- ‘

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Help of specially trained pimple “Egg: gﬁ'oﬁgnwllirigég ‘guiﬁaesleiagf lgmgigmlfnlfglgw bjdumhﬁfgly bread cubes a KI‘ being the Chinese after the war, Mi duh o“ “me or me l Annie Ward, United Church mis- sionary to West Ch'na. now home on furlough, said in an interview. Mrs Ward believes that there will of her brother, Dr. 0.8. Ward, London 0nt., several days ago having arrived in Canada by way of India, about a month earlier. Miss Ward believes that there will- bc a tendency of the Chinese to in- vite these trained people from other countries as China. eroperi- euces a period of development ment after the war. woul

bt needed particularl in the field V8011 of medicine and fore languages. and possibly in certain branches of science.

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