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ELLEIPS DIARY

By an Island Pu-nun Wlfo

Women's realm

THE GUARDIAN

Chicago Woman M.ll.

PAGE TWO NOVEMBER 1, 1951

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JV '. 1 1 t ' That Body Of Yours I ' I :eEE1::::gu1gEslt;iiI;nl:rrivgl ., eve 1 ., ....... w. 3...... am. Noted Pediatrician .,.,..,, .,,8.,,; ,.,;c,,;;g.! 3;; H "That's that!” Mr. D. our carpen- -- fer commented. returning his REGULAR DAILY DOSES OF -(CP) g D... tools to their chest.

TORONTO. Oct. L. Potter of Chicago, author, lec- turer and research worker, is busy woman. She took it "bus- ni:m's holiday" to take part in the mnvcntioii of the American Aca- demy of Pediatrics here.

DIGITALIS KEEP HEART PATIENTS SAFE

Extremely faithful has he 'been to the task of building, and always cheerful in spite of the many challenges to spirit. and strength

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A physician rclaies an exper- ience that should be it lesson to other physicians and to patients.

. were perhaps somewhat regretful An old acquaintance came in for

. . As an author. Dr. Potter has mm 3 permd Wmch h3d been WW "I exammmmm tlalmg mi” hi: written five books - she showed M mum”! p1"5a”me55 W35 0"" "M" ””d"C” 3”” his hear" her fifth. still in dummy form. at H0!” ""10" the Phlldml in

and if it were sound. The physic- ian made the usual tests. found only slight enlargement. no shori- mass of breath on light. exercise and a return to normal rate two minutes after usual CXCl'ClS0 lest. Although he told the patient that

the house across the lane. grand- daughter and the Mack-fellow, with lone words on his lips but if solve in his eye. will miss those outings by truck which brought Mr. D. to us at morning, and in

the convention. It is called "Palli- ology of the Fetus and Newborn," and deals with problems of childbirth and how to keep mothers and children alive when trouble sirikcs.

n was are for Wm 10 do mm "This is my most. pretentious m;''1d”5: 0' ldark saw mm 3331” , . I . W ,' , . '3. effort yet. mv magnum opus - Si"?-V mne-

york. he sit?-cstttlliotiit lite iailugn and my hm... mid D1, 1.,m.m.. ..1 what dell.-zlitful pictures the m 8 momht O.I.,a,..(g1c him: will be happy when it. is llnzshed mps Mmrded them ' -' Halve” the fpmllsin -H ..l,;ln.(l.'.. of p.,)e.,,.L and I can begin lll'lllLj, like a hu- 0” H lmml "'1 esleemed WW I" 13" W tbvgml on lyirzm man bemg again... hcr stable, a sow with her litter

beat Shortness Her hobbies include collecting of mllletsi N91 ml" they 5"? T105

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Til. a1,,Lyl,,(,a.,,-211-es; cook books. cooking and (lC':lt!lllIl'1 lmculllomcd, to sights mm W959- En mp .m,l.,5.,,", .md An extra houses with her husbiiiirl. Alvin hm .mm.T 15. mVl.ma.b1rV lm Mlded hour 1; lll"lll llv io'cl him that Meyer. well-knoivil American msclmuon m vle.wm3 mese in his helzrt nix not lll "l5 "curl dnpc ifllllllllll Strange 5u"0undm35'

as on his p:'ci'imis v.-it and lic 55 3 l('C1l”V?- 131? Pllllc-' lb Plot , . .

could.” und..,5m.,d N”,-p fcssor of Pathology. Dcpiirtmcnt

The Iitillcnt fin-n -nnniiuocl that of Obstetrics and G.l'llilN'!ll0l!)'. at And now tllese outings are over before in. pi-pi-;..n5 not 1.9 had the University of Clin-ago. She -U39 bnlll finished. We recall been inking 1 (tin or gm-4.1.. also is pathologist at the I.)'lng- that James out down the milking daily for sore... lunnths and und in Hospital connected with the. SW01 he had Jill-St taken in hand to ng-giggled to tell the pi ician Unive:sit.V- ,ccmmencc this cvening's milking, about ,i,, She spent three innnilis '.cctur-l 10 For-nrd lntentlr at a connecting

1 ani recoiiiitlizz ilils story not lug 011 l)1T:llfllll'I-l ll1'0lllV1llS in (3m””U' ll" HEW extenslom R9' only to show llliit patient should Brazil last year and st 'lcd a Hliillv installed lights flooded it tell the plrv.-.1.-inn all his previous laboratory to study the high in- bri:htl.V: in the stable there new history I15 rc;l.tii'tis treatment by fant death rate. 1.l'lllS-Challis gleamedi beams other physicians but. more par- At the moth niiiiiversary cele. and Pflltlmf-3115. -Stalls and mana- ticularly. to show how the heart bratlons of the Universit, . BIS. Walls and ceiling. fresh and can he l-(Op? rolls. and effective nesota. her alma mates. Dr. Pot- Sllilll-I'll! SRV9 0" the C193" Dull- by it l'C:LIl'lT rl 'tlo.-c of di-zllrilis. l,('r uns the only wrininn '.llll0l)'.; gout. scent. of the spruce that not

At the last sf-'.rntitic session of clcvcn graduates who r.t-clvnd so long since grew straight and the Amerxcan lleart. A-2-oclation. medals my ntllslajldlng ncmeve. tall in the woodlands,

Dr. Joseph G. Bt-lllon, New York mem. Wiiltout stain or cobweb, hcre City. SW9 all RCWF955 On heart were roomy quarters for cattle,

patients in the tasks of daily ' occupational activities as a means

performance of. -irz and selectedl 'E999v..,. 4

there space to receive bundles of buy from the loft, and there was the area destined for roots. Win-

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of learning jllx'tl1tl'.x' much work ii A Modern Eliquelie ) dows would admit light - and

diseased heart could do and be By Rube,” L” l air, and the morning sun. and e. . . 3 there were others to attend to its A crouia of 16 nmnial .lnd1vl- ' westering.

duals and a group of -.0 with dls- ' g H Jamcs smned and it W” E

eased or failing hcaits. compen- Q. one has been -llllliftl smile of Satisfaction. uwhnt do

sated or kept up in normal to a party. or othtr affair. you mink ofi.'E1kn.,.. he asked.

strength by digitans, were Cl)lll- after accepting he contracts a sci- .iI think that W; good! Yes” he

pared from staiitllioint of work - ere wld. uould it be all il::lit for nodded awe-11 find it quite a help

him 10 altciid Bll)u;l)'. rarlier than

walking on the level and climbing g - uns mm”? worm it be fine to stairs. The exercises were gradu- to disappoint his hostess? have added Stable-mom? And ated and were performed under A. Good taste dictates that he with less carrying "Om mm to

should telephone his liustcss and cxprcss his regrets, rather than to attend and posslbl) pass his cold on to .-om-zone else.

Q. After my parental death. my maiden aunt adopted and reared me. Now how should the invita-

standard C0lirlll.lOllS as to duration and speed. The amount of oxy-.zcn that was met! by lllO lungs durini: the cxcrcz.-.n was nica.-urcrt accord- mg to the d and weight of each individual.

It was found that a diseased

barn, the choring will be easier. And the lofts. well, we know al- ready the convenience of these- for the hay . .. and straw they hold. Do you know. Ellen - and this came to mind when I saw

The carpentry on our new ham 1 is ended. As a. last word concludes the closing chapter of I tale that ;

the like presented. But now. as we -

emnized recently at the Log Cabin Inn, Vancouver. 13.0, when Geor- gie Louise. second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichol, East Royalty P. E.I., became the bride of Harryuonly son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris, Vancouver. B. C. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. H. C. Burltholdcr.

Mr. law of the groom. looked lovely in

Married In

A very pretty wedding was sol-'

The bride, given in marriage by Arthur Walters. brother-in-

heap of straw burning the other day - this year we've been able to store all of ours. and I'm think- ing we'll need it all before anoth- er harvest rolls around."

heart. re-zulatcd or compensated tions to my wedding be worded? by digitalis. did not use up any A. llMlS5 Wary Joli:-s requests more oxygen than did 3. normal the honour of your prcsciivc at the heart entirely free of disease. marriage of iirr adopter! dauizlilcr. Regular visit, to lllL'. family pliy- Margaret Ellcn smith. etc" siclan or heart. specialist keep Q. Is it. the sigii of an engage- hcart. paticnls .1 for many years. ment when a college man gives I --n girl his fraternity pin? A. Usually the intciitions are of a future engagement. A man's fra- laipzcst Island in tcrnily pin usiially means a gri-atw

And not B. kitten has been born aloft. ns yet. nor have parent swallows known the Joy of build- ing homes along the new rafters!

. "I reckon, Ellen" James said turning once more to milk- stcol and pail "we'll be pretty tot-

Cyprtis. third the Mcclitcrranean. is from the cons! of As! 60 from the Coast of

Tests Prove New Kind of ' Nylons Best Possible Buy

llWcar Longer, Look lIIu('Il Better . . .”Says a U.S. Testing Bureau

-10 miles deal to him. and if he gives it to 'vtinor and a girl. he must think very much oil

. yxia. her.

a pale blue gabardine stilt with pink and black accessories and ii Corsage of pink roses and stepha-

-Photo by The Circle Studio Vancouver, B. C.

ccption was held at the Inn. The toast to the bride was given by Mr. sponded to by the groom.

a motor trip to parts of in British Columbia. For travelling the bride choose a two-piece beige dress with and Mrs. Harris will reside in Pa- nillon, B.C., where the groom is teacher at the Patiillon school.

and Mrs. Dr. Murchison and two sons. Alec and Fctcr of Charlotte-

Vancouver

Following the ceremony it re- Kenneth Hoffman and re- The happy young couple left on

interest

blue accessories. Mr.

Out of town guests included Mr.

any further fixing!" We shall re- member that, encouraged by at balmy wind of the south, rain was falling. It dropped somewhat noisily from an eaves'-trough and drops slanted in slim silver strands of it in the yard-liglii, this Autumn night which brought us to the close of the barn- bullding at Alderlen.

Until tomorrow - - Diary Good-night. . . . .

' How Can I ! ! I By Anne Ashley

I Q'oX")?7l'('krF.' -

Q How can I prepare vege- tables without messing the kitchen table?

A. Spread a newspaper over the

The simple twist nl ii nylon thread tiow makes all the riiffcrcnre between just plain ntlniic and .'i mniplclcly new kiiiil of stun-Liiiiz. In-it-nil of knitting their nvlnii-x fl-uni fillI- Ill5lI'll(llll'l.l wirv tniiiziit nylon ilircnd, the iiillkv-rs of Ll . ' N- a roinpletclv new kind of ll)lIvll thread that”: twisted before its knitted.

VVliiit ilocs this mean to you, the woman Whu wt-tir.-' tlic iiylonsl

Well, here's the story. .'i U.S. Testing I'lurc:iu went in work and put nylons knitted this hrlintl-ur-iv way through their part-s. Tiicy vaine up with charts, figures and statistics . . . plus some real .-ulv:int.-igca that we think youlll hurl pretty interesting.

We've listcd l.IlL'ln below in non- fechnieal talk.

Frankly we think that after reari- lng about the new Chatelaine Xylo-

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trvistf Nylons. you'll agree that these stockings are well worth trying. FAR GRICATI-ZR SVH) Ill-ZSI l'.tV(Zl-1

Tlicsiin ilc twist of I in- iivlnn tlircatl in ('halc iiinc Nvlnfui-1' Xyluiis cuts down on the ri-k of cu.-fly snags.

STOCKINGS LOOK DULLER. .N'.W()KII'lII

Reason? The twi.-atorl nvlon tlircml rcllcctsi less Tight Illflll nrcliiiziry nylons.

Prove it! Try fl. ('li.'ilclniiir- Nylo- fmstA Nylon on one leg. an old- fzishloned nylon on flit! other. Ask unvone which stocking ltink-: ll'llF for, softer. Tliey'll pick the liigli-iwl.-l nylon stocking cvcry llllll' . . . as (lid uvcr l()0 wciincu in an lIl'lll:lI tcst. NIITIII XIORF. 5TRI'1'I'(III, SNUGCER FIT

Ever have trouble finding it pair of

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nylons that lifted your legs all over, from tops to foes?

Well, sciircli no more, my lady!

Ni-iv Cir.-ifclninc Nylofwist.' Nylons iirtiiailly 'llVll'. Thc 'givc' just. i-nnugli to cling ni-at y all ' ur leg over. even at such hard-to-at places ns your knee and ankle. Tests have shown that new Chatelaine Nylo- twist' Nylons stretch and snap back fully an llll'll and a half more than

culinary stockings! .

NO MORE WRINKLES AT THE ANKLE Beautifully sheer Chatelaine Nylo- twisi' Nylonswill never, never wrinkle the wily other nylons do. It's that marvellous twisted nylon thread ngnin, keeping your Chatelaine hosi- ery trim-fitting, even after countless washings. "I'udo Mark

For Nylons Tlial Wear Longer, Look Better... Always Insist on...

kitchen table before heglnnin-z to husk the corn, pare the potatoes. or any similar work. When the work is finished. all the refuse can be gathered up in the paper and placed in the garbage can.

Q. How can I drive nails into hard wood more easily?

A. Dip the nails in oil or grease. or soap the points, and no resist- ance will be met when driving them into hard wood.

Q. flow can I sharpen a dull razor blade?

A. Insert the blade into a glass

notis. The groomsman was Mr. town. Mr. Kenneth I-Ioffmaim. Kenneth Hoffman of Chilliwaclt. Chilliwack, and Mrs. M. Taylor, 3. C. Victoria B. C.

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For Tomorrow

AN auspicious time for putting over important plans and projects. scckir.-3 favors. promotion or other forms of cordial and pleasant rela- tions, both with those in high places, and with everyday folks ns well. Health and spirits are high. assuring popularity. preference. frlencl.s. superiors. parents being rcady with suggestions and sound advice. speculation is encoiiragcd Romance and marriage are pos- slble.

If It Is Your Birthday

Those whose birthday it is may

well heed the gratiilatlons and in- . splrations of the chorus of ”Happy '

Birthday," even though it come Z by electric nirlanes as well as astral incitement. A propitious

time for going after what you want, your clierlshed fulllllmcnte; although the gesture leads you to the seals of the mighty. Honors. distinction. promotion. jobs. are are ready for the taking. and all highlighted by a modicum of re- mance and thrilling experiences.

A child born on this day is as- sured an adventurous. pleasant. and influential career. Possibly

filled with water and rub against the side of the glass.

it will be efficient. and eager for an active public life.

SOMETHING NEW I

PICOT MESH is new in filei. crochet! Here it forms the back- ground of a lovely flower-dolly, and a. matching oval centerpiece. Border is easy to crochet too.

Make buffet or lunch sets with new fllet-crochet deslgril Pattern C7079; charts; directions.

Bend Twenty-five cents in coins for this pattern (stomps cannot be accepted) to ALICE BROOKS De- signs clo The Guardian. 60 Front Street West. Toronto, Ontario. Please print plllnly Name. Addresl. Pattern Number.

The lllght BCII

Among the anglers trying their luck on the pier was one man who was trying I bone on the end of his line. "What do you think you'll catch with that?" he was

asked. "Dogfish. of courie." he replied.

KINE l.'lllE

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Principal James stands beside H Elizabeth.

AT MCGILL UN

In the foreground tleiti Governor A. B.

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.R..Ii. Princess snaking hands with the Princess as Mrs. Mcconnell I curtstes to the Duke of Edinburgh.

Wood next in line behind Mr. J. W. Mcconnell seen

Morning Smile

Legitimate Complaint

”I wish to make a complaint," said a man to a Post Office offic- ial. "For some time I hav been receiving disagreeable and lhreat- ening letters. How can I stop it?"

"I think we can help you," re- plied the official. "That sort of thing is forbidden by law, you know."

won. good." replied the man in satisfied tones.

"Have you any idea where these letters come from? Do you know who sends them?"

"Oh. yes. They all come the Income Tax Collector!"

from

Likes Her

Cultured Mother: ”I can't. con- ceive what. you see in that young Mr. Everyday! He doesn't like Isben, he doesn't like Browning, he doesn't like Keats. Whom does he like?" '

Daughter: "Me."

shauy Bee

All sorts of people take vitamin

pills nowadays. Hence this story told by the American comedian Alan King.

"Once upon a time there was a race between a honey bee, a bumble bee and a Vitamin bee. The Viutmin B-l."

"K'i”xK'W'l

l B3IIer its-ps you decide to take. think

By 9. o. wiiiiuu l

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1. What is wrong with this sen- tence? "I am apt to be late if I pause any longer."

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

3. which one of these words is misspelled? Farewell, expel), uridersell. misspell.

4. What does the word "insipid" mean?

5. What is a word beginning with uns that means "not worldly- wise"?

ANSWERS

1. Say. "I am likely to be late." 2.Pronounce a-kwe-us. the a as in ate. preferred: accent first syllable. 3. Expcl. 4. wanting in spirit. life. or animation. "It was an insipid composition." 3. Unsophlstlczited.

. YVXKES

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Cook's Corn r ';&

SPAGHETTI VVITH CREOIIE KIDNEY SAUCE

' (Makes 4 servings)

One pound beef kidneys. 2 table- spoons fat. 1 medium onl;fi. sliced thin, 2 teaspoons salt. 1 o. 2 can tomatoes. 2 teaspoons Worcester- shire sauce. freshly ground pep- per. 1 tablespoon salt. 3. quarts boiling water. 8 ounces spaghetti.

Remove fat from kidneys. Split kidneys lengthwise and cut out the white center and tubes with scissors or sharp knife. Cut kid- neys crosswise into '.6 inch slices. In a large skillet. melt fat. Add sliced kidneys and onions; sprinkle with salt and saute about 5 min- utes. Add tomatoes. Worcester- shore sauce and pepper. Cover; cook over low heat 40-45 minutes. stirring occasionally.

Serve over cooked spaghetti. To cook spaghetti. add 1 tablespoon nit to rapidly boiling water. Gradually add spaghetti so that water continues to boil. Oook un- covered. stirrlng occasionally im- tll tender. Drain in colander.

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ousehold Scrapbook

By lobed: In memn

Coffee Test

To test coffee pour about a tablespoon of ground coffee into 3 cup of cold water. If the coffee floats and colon the water very slowly, it in pure. If any of the coffee sinks to the bottom. or stain: the water quickly. there is some cdultennt present.

Wet Shoe:

and stiff after being caught in a hard rain. wash them with 'wnrm wafer and than rub cantor oil thoroughly into the leather. It will soften them.

Punt lellonr

Try using nuinlluted vinegar for the removal of obstinate paint stains on the mirror or window

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lgiioiioiiiv DIX SAYS-

me alone at 54. His wife and 1 hail been friends many years. my house for dinner It low stay in the house at night. seemed to appeal

it he's not interested and perhaps it is better that way. - man share your house would only lead to gossip. which could onsily hurt you considerably in your work. one in the house. why not nnofher woman your own ago.

undesirable is another matter V 'liurch could recommend some congenial lady to you; dont take unl- one in who isn't recommended through a trustworthy source.

reason I couldn't. learn. or remember what I studied. Economics. New I um 28, ninrricd and have three little girls. want to learn something for I wonder wliiit would liiippen if i had to support my family. What could I study as it trudc?

there's no reason for it. You're not nearly as stupid as you scrm to think. best one a woman fine mother. If you ever had to support your family, that is the trad! for you. If you want to continue studying, why not do so in the field of home economics? tiny library. und your librarian will gladly give you any assistance you want in choosing them.

about five years. planning to marry soon rind the girl is urging him to make It -1" early wedding since she does not get. along with her slslcr.

4 gr does not. make much money and has nothing saved. ,' it would be better if they waited a year or so?

rushing in wedding I ever heard of. financial standing before undertaking the support of a wife.

wer problems of general interest through her column.

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If the shoes have bocoine ugly '

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Middle-llled Loneliness

Woman Who Share H0"le Advised To Move Cauiiously

DEAR MISS Dix: My mother died a few ninntlis aim. lemlni: About the same time. a man I know was uiiluueti. Ilnvitcd George in times. and offered lilm a home just in I am terribly frightened alone. The idea but I haven't heard from him for several

f h' 0 lm Should I continue

weeks. He never calls me up. to telephone him or forget it? He really does need someone to look lifter him. and I will do most tinvtiiing to keep from living alone. I own property and have a good living at my profession. so I need no financial aid.

HARRIET

ANSWER: Still grieving over the loss of your mother. and bewildered at facing the world alone

or thirst time in your life. you are in no position to make ii T:'l- p fional decision concerning your and don't be in too much of a hurry to open your, home to .-inynnn just to assuage your solitude. does heal all wounds. . onc. friends. and on outside hobby to pursue. you will ndlllll .l'0lltS”ll soon to a new life and. most important, of loneliness which now be-sets S011-

luturc. Don't make it hasty tiecisioii l It's hard to believe. I know, but time with your profession, which is an cxurllnl: .

will lose the terrible feeling

HE'S NOT INTERESTED

Since George failed to follow up your offer of a home; I take fIYllif: I

If you feel you must have kiil'll"- tll' fl 'uung couple who would sincerely appreciate zi homc-'3' Wliali-vcr them over carefully. its vcry easy getting them out should they prove

0 got people into your house: entirely. Perhaps the pastor of ynlir

When I was a girl going to school. for some

I studied hard but just couldn't unrlersi-nirl My only good marks were A's in Home I hiive it had inferiority complex because of my ignorance More than cit-r l

DEAR MISS DIX:

R. A M

ANSWER: You certainly do have an inferiority complex and

hlivc the itlltl .1

letter is well written. A: for (I trade. you

could have. You're ll good housekeeper

Your Books on the subject are readily available from

DEAR MISS DIX: My nephew has been going with a girl for

He is 19 and she is about the same nge. Tlicy nrr

Thc ha.” Dont you llllnll y t'. R.

ANSWER: Your nephew's girl has about the flimslcst cxcuso for The young man should have some

DOIOTHY DIX cannot reply personally Io readers but will En?

Anne Adams Patterns

SHE'S S0 BRIGHT!

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Start her school-clay right! Send her off in this bright little fash- ion! With its princess lines, smart little half-sash. spaghetti how and crisp oollar she'll look fresh. sweet and adorable all day longl This can be a precious party dress too!

Pattern 4684 in sins 2. 4. 6. I. 10. Size 6 takes 2 yards 35-inch; 1.6 yard contrast.

This pattern easy to use. sim- ple to sew. is tested for fit. I-In complete illustrated instructions.

Send Thirty-five Cents (350) in coins (stamps cannot be no- cepted) for this pattern. Print plainly size, Name. Address, style Number. I V

Send order to ANN: ADAMS-' cue of The Guardian, 60 Front St. West. Toronto. Ontario.

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Illl Juli. Fnsl-Inriiniionf quickly tel even with fr nnt.oc eiitlfically

ad and Ciitlciirl Soup and Ointment. Cutlcuro