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PAGE.TWO THE GUARDIAN NOVEMBER 25, 1852

ii Modern El-iquoflo

Iy Ioberhlno

By Roberts Lu nmmn Smoke-0-lned Bricks

ousehold Scrapbooki

Q. when a. host asks you. "What will you have to drink." is it cor- rect to ask him. "What do you

Clean smoke-stained bricks by nave?" mixing 2- ounces soda. 1 ounce A. A good host will usually pumice stone. 1 ounce sal. with make suggestions. or will tell his sufficient water to make a cream. guests what; he has to one;-. Eu; 11 Rub the bricks well. let stand for a he doesn't. it certainly is not well. fell; minutes, then brush off with a bred to ask him what he has. Don't Si b"-l5h- hesitate to state your preference, and if he is not stocked to fill your order. you can start over from there.

A 890d mluld 5hamD00 FM Very Q. When a man and woman are 53511! be made by lust 13111118 Some entering a public dining room. and pure powdered castile soap. such as the head waiter is busy somewhere can be purchased at any drug store. in the center of the room, what and dissolving this in boiling should they do?

' Liquid Shampoo

Wat” A. They should stand in the doorway until the headwaiter comes

Fruit stains and escorts them to their table".- C 1 1 1 Q. Is it proper for a. woman to W91 he hull 51am5 On (able send flowers to a male acquaint-

linen as soon as possible with gly- cerine, allow it to set, then place in the laundry hamper. The spot will disappear when washed.

acquaintance who is quite ill?

A. Yes, this is not only proper. but is a very thoughtful gesture on her part.

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A Country Garden

31

Mrs. Gordon Msculllan

When men are rightly occupied. their amusement grows out of their work as the color petals out of B fruitful flower; when they are faithfully helpful and com- passionate. all their emotions are steady, deep, perpetual and vivify- ing to the soul as is the natural pulse to the body.-John Ruskin.

Working in the garden this past week has been very pleasant and much has been accomplished ....Daffodils were planted under the beech trees in the wood and with a. carpet of blue forget-me- not will be lovely next spring very early and continuing for weeks.

Daffodils and other bulbs are especially fine for naturalizing and these bulbs are an investment that increases year by year in value as certainly as the seasons turn. The superi endent of the Cotton Memorial Nursery said to me "Seventy five thousand bulbs have been sent out from this nur- sery in the last month or so" What a wonderful showing they will make on our small Island!

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Water lily tulips that grow a- bout eight inches high and come very early in the spring were planted in my earliest garden. A collection of Tulip species iii- cludes a great number of beauti- ful and interesting varieties, which show a bewildering varia- tion of sizr and shape of flowers. structure of the leaves. habits.

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Cook's Corner ? I . ' 1 SUNDAY SUPPER SOUP g '1

Yield-12 Sfli':i.illllS. i l,

Add the lima beans with their

.n1on that they qrow wild in some

What is wrong with this sen-led 111 1119 rock garden buweeu

etc, and they only have in com-

parls of the world, Asia Minor, Central Asia, Greec.-, the Mediter- ranean. Cultivation has not mod- ified them and they may be plant-

in the spring rush and it is a goodn-

. Howatt-King Nuptials

That Body Of Yours

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TREATMENT or HEADACHE BY AN EBGOT PREPARATION While constipation is one of the commonest ailments known to man. Itatisticl tell us that headache is the commonest. 1 i As to the cause of headache. I -have personally counted over 150 whereas some physicians have been able to count over 200 causes. - I have written before of the value of an ergot preparation, er- gotainine'ts.rtrats. and of the great success recorded by Dr. Mary 0'Suiliva.n in the treatment of migraine (one-sided headache) oy ergolamine tartrato (trade name. gynorgen). It is not surprising. therefore, to learn of the successful treatment of varirous type: of headache by ergot preparations. In the Swiss Medical Journal. Basel. Switzerland. Drs. M. & S. Stauffenegger report their results by use of hydcrgine (a. mixture of three hydrogenated ergot alkaloids) which was given a trial in the pre- vention of chronic refractory (stub- born) headache in 111 women and 50 men. Of the 161 patients. 95 had vasomotor cephalgia. (headache from blood vessels in head) 31 had genuine migraine. 1'! had head- aches foliowing injury (post trau- matic). and 12 had genuine trlgem- inal (tic dolorcux) and headache- neuralgia-at back of head .(occlp- ital). l-lyderglne was given by mouth and treatment was started with 5 drops. three times daily after meals; the dose was then progress- ively increased until 25 drops (1.25 mgm) were given three times daily for three weeks. the whole course of treatment lasting from 9

so mild. however, that only 2 had

petitora for Canada in the Olym- pics at Helsinki this year, Eleanor McKenzie of Vancouver, sprinter who woman athlete; of 1950, and pole- vsulter Ron Miller of Toronto. are

nearly killed me for not putting it in the bank before I woke up."

to a concert to develop musical op-

preclatlon After the program she took them

shown prior to their marriage in Vancouver. Pops McKeu:lc beam. on the pair who met in 1949 while on route to the British Empire outstanding Games at Auckland, N. zplcp Photo)

ATHLETES WED-Both com- wu Canada'-

all out to tea and they had lus- cious cakes, ice cream and other dainties.

Just as the youngsters were ready to go home. the teacher asked the youngest of them: "Well. Jim, clld you enjoy the concert?"

"Oh. yes." Jim replied hfIpplly1 "All but the music."

Everything But- A music teacher took her pupils

in their young minds.

Anne Adams Patterns

4 tablespoons butter or mnrgar- fence? "TllPil' efforts resulted in C1.eep1ng mams or 1,, copmles 111 1 me fl 1, h dd d V t them collecting in the nelghbor- 51-nan. warm noolm 9, sltuaglol-.1 to 11 ween, 2 Ctugl "PW 19 P Y” CM” how 0? WY dlillalia he msaer flowered garden or the 161 patients. 12 (7 per ' a espoons chopped onion 2. What is the correct pronunc- Lullps would e out of place. 1 1 gem) were cured, 40 125 per Gem) 1 C3” (90 Uimccsi 11”” beam lawn of ”Danezl'r1C"? Muscari-Grape Hyacinths were, Mr. and Mrs. Everett K. Howatt. Jr.. are pictured above. follow- were improved temporarily, 29 (l7 1,; LARGE; 511351 viith their stock which onelof these words is planted in the rock garden and my; thcir wcdding in Zion Presbyterian Church. Octobcr 15th. Mrs. per cent) were improved. and 51 N 1 can 410 ounces) condcnseii misspelled? Narcissus. nausea, nau- are charming small early bulbs llmi-all is me former Miss Belly King, daugmpr of Mr, and Mrs, (32 De, cent) were unchanged -.-1-1-15 W 1 1 1. d .. we I. Cream Of Celrllv SOUP tilus. naotha. Tiiey are uusolutely hardy andl Arthur Kim: of Chzirlottefown. Mr. Howatt. is the Ion of Mr. and patients with genuine migraine (0i'le- pvefngglllemflrlip vlcelfoosf pita;-.'. .15 1 can (10 ouncesi condensed 4. What does the word "emacia- increase throujh the ,vvcars.1TiieyllM1.5. 1;.-3,911 K. 1.10..-311, 5," of Two", sued headache Mm nausea and 18651u,s as ecmil wmmm with ' Cream of Chicken 50"? mm" mm" 31? Very W” W WW3 1” met vomiting) responded best to l'1yder- id p yliil fl 8 N 4 cups milk 5. what is a word lJEglllnlng1l'l0LlSE and some were planted in . Ema of the 161 panama omy 29 5 '5 pjmelsi 5m"" 9 "W51 1 ” Heat the short:-nlng:add carrot with acc that means "loud ap- b0W1S f0? Mme!” b100mm8- l .. . . .. . 1md'm11d reacuons such 331108, 01 mg” wh”'5m'u'IIw'” wo”e5- Ind onion and fry gently. stirring plause"7 While the i-.-earlier keeps open a . .. . . . . appetite dmmoea Constipation team it endlessly with blouses. lei. often. unlil carrot is almost tender great deal of work can the done ill I Damnation of me 1183” dmzmesg seerlgsl. &1;csli;t;ss.' Send now. sew sev- '-abuut 5 minutes” ANSWERS me borders to Y8 "we t e pressure S and fatigue These reactions were 12,1161 ' - 'n 4865: Women's Waist

sizes 28, 30, 32. 34. 36. 38 inches

Size 30 takes 17. yards 54-inch.

This pattern easy to use, simple to sew. is tested for nt. Has com- plete illustrated instructions.

Send Thirty-five cents (libel in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern. Print plainly size. name. address. style number.

Send order to ANNE ADAMS. care of The Guardian. 60 Front street west. Toronto, Canada.

say, iiThe11, 81101.13 resulted time to renew the soil. New flower in their collecting about fifty doi- bordelis C" be made and pmmmg lars." 2. Pronounce pan-e-jir-ix, a d'"e.m the ,5frmgJ,whm the ealgyl as in me unstressed. both is as in'-mu )5 50 .l”1y silenuws 0” ,t '31 it. accent third syllable. 3. Nuph-'.””m and 1” is 9””: b1? i0 ii?” 5. ma. 4' state of ham); greauy reH,:::-iitleii although the time ioi gar-1 duced in flesh. "He was marked by-denmg is Wit l.um.Led' ; the emaciatlon of his imprison- ment." 5. Accclamaiion.

to stop taking hydergine.

While the exact brain disturb- ance causing headaches is unknown. it is thought to be due to a widen- ing or dilatation of the blood ves- sels of the brain and an increase

Aiiraciing Boys- in the force behind the heart beat.

Has .Anyone "He As ergot preparations such as Maglc Formulg? hydergine close or contract blood

vessels and this tightening or par- tial closing of the blood vessels thus prevents dilatation and may be why hydergine gives relief in this type of headache.

stock: stir in the celery soup and 1. chicken soup and combine well; gradually blend in the milk.

Heat. thoroughly. stirring often. out do not allow to boil.

This is the time of iear to read”.

and study about gardens and It have rece ved from our Public Li-l brary several lovely books. Theroi

1 V llE.lR MISS DIX: Several of my girl friends have the same 15 0119 Written by SYCHIEY MT-CllCll prohicm. We would like tour advice on how to let a bnv know you describing his California garden 1.1.-,. 1.1m 711,. hm. 1 11ke'1s my agpgn we so out Min the gang Blld I'e8dmE this book 15 me "Hi. but evcrilliing I do or my he treats as a joke Should I sio both- best W 3 V15” m 9 wumem 33”" . cling with him, let someone else tell hlmpl like 1; den m our mmelumt him. or what? The other girls are also concern-

Cotyi 1 fragrance makes it

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lly Anna Ashley

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festive 1 my aihgglogigs isgglesignag nggsggfs (ale attracting the boys they like. What can I, KK I u b "He , How can 1 test the 111131. province of Canada ' G g Morn; S .1 mos. ll GI

. T1.1- 1, k V 1, 1'1 11 -11 r N' AND FRIENDS "9 ml . "My husband is a carpenter on the

lty of table linen? 15 00 L5 93111” Y 1 "5' , . .. . 1 1 d 111 11 10 115 f 11 : railway. writes Mrs. Jack Taylor. St. tA. A good method for testing is glaangien lggsmgeg 31:9 tn: fmlle ANSWER. Oh. .1 1 only had 8 magic mmma sam1 Cntharines. om. "One. morninfl hggcgt 0 3901"? 3 Simple and dip W mm - - . . z for attracting elusive males' Wouldn't I make a m Wmk Md (”""d "9 ""”d "m CH l C 1 1 tispiece ill color...' Looking up into . ' 1 1; M 111d ,1 114 k, A d 11 ' on 11', BUY kfld 01' On The linen threads pile of money in jig-time! But then. what ron- our In :LOuT:1:r"an”d 1:K"::'a'1 almogt uT1:a:.ab1;.

-11 1, 1 the patio from the south in March W1 ecome amosc tmmpuexm with Camellias in bloom and the

enabling one to see very readily haw many comm "Heads 11' mm tall. umbrellalikc, double-flow; mimi gligenlijiink ailxrrll)(?u(larlt

Q. How can I make the carpet om” 3' p y sweeper more efficient? , -

A. when cleamns the carpet ..E?EdZlii”.-all ;...i”5.iy..f3”.i?.'i?3 5?;epetr'k."5moVe nu” ,br”5h and if they are really our own, are liub lt vaellngvitlfra'l:lotlla:::eta3idkl3l'Iot: Hke131t1t1O be exLer:5:oP2'5 pf four W1? sent. Let the brush remain in the :?.'1;:;.5f'.;',, op:?orn::;11-1l1;31s 5? :51-1 5” UM” lhe Dd”? 118-5 eV&P0l'ai9d- harmless at least. where there will Q. How long should garments be be by-products of beauty and oi dlimpened before ironing them? utility and of healthful recreat- A. The longer the clothes lay ion. You have the right to be the damp before ironing the better is kind of gardener you are-even to the result. sprinkle starched abstain totally from gardening if clothes- with hot water half-an you prefer other things. If you hour before ironing. are conservative. you may limit your interest to grass and ever-

The drugglsf recommended T-R-C's. My husband took 2 capsules and before the day was over he w-.3 back at work again. Now. if he has any pain at all. he carries T-R-C's in his lunch pail."

Don't suffer another day from Arthrltlc. Rheumatic. Ncuritic pain-Lumba b or Neuralgia. Try Tcmplefon's T-R- '9- Canada's LARGEST-SELLING proprietary medicine for fast relief from such pain.

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fusion would ensue. So many girls in one class, or group, like the same hoy: he's quite crushed to death in the stampede to get him and natural- ly he couldn't be equally responsive to all.

Your case, . N.. is a bit encouraging. Your complaint is just that the boy doesn't take you seriously but. since he is only 17. his reaction is not only quite natural but definitely on the upgrade. Take his kidding as he gives it and give a little hanlc-r back. Show that you're a good sport and his reactions will grow from favorable to serious. Remem- ber. girls do mature earlier than boys and. while you may be at A stage to accept boys seriously, they are not ready to reciprocate.

A dapper little man applied for it separation order to be made out against his wife on the grounds of cruelty.

When asked by the magistrate if he could prove his case, he re- plied meekly: "One night I dreamt I won 5100000 in a football pool.

and the following morning my wife Only 656. 81-55 at dnu:icIsts-

Muriel Nlncn

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Your solution? Here it is! Don't. for heaven sake. either tell him. or have any one else tell him, how you feel. That's the surest way to lose him.

As a very good substitute for the magic formula. I can give these suggestions to you and friends. Don't try to attract boys who aren't

KAYSIEI!

geaufgullydpoclroged "AirSpun" green shrubs and materials which old enough to be serious about girls. Either drop them for slightly ace ow er and P111-serwifh 5 "VVVV EVVVV can be depended upon for t at older males. or be patient! Since you are already one of a mixcd .- ;"”r- . rre”y1uC1(charm1orherbrac& same effectil then one you” like group. you have. overcome one of the tallest hurdles in the race for - my in 1115 fragrance she1oveS1 l1'lf0l1Eh0UV- Yr 8 W 0!! YEBIE ygli boy-girl llilel'l(lSlllp5.' Make the most of your advantage. Be friendly W V”, are met-1CU10U8. YOU-T KM” en W1 with the boys. dont appear overanxious lo monopolize any one of s ,,K

them and be interested in their idea: and projects. Be a good sport ,

and accept readily their ideas of entertainment. even the inexpensive ones. Be actively interested in sports-bowling. tennis. swimming. horseback riding (if you can afford it). and anything else that appeals to masculine taste. In brief, begin by being a good comrade and you will graduate ultimately to being a sweetheart. if you don't rush mat- ters. Boys are slow to react-but aren't. they worth waiting for?

have a. perfection mine has al- ways lacked You may be adven- turous. interested in new plans or plants. collecting and discarding, experimenting always-then your garden will show this as mine does.

"Paris". Erneroude. L'Origon or L'Aiman't.

TOOTHBRIISH 5400 , -

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4 It is desirable, however. that a gardener. unless his idea of fun is a lifetime fight with nature give careful consideration. in plan-

DEAR MISS DIX: I have a friend whose company I enjoy very much although I am not in love with him. He only call: on me week- ends and whenever we go out it is with his friends. My girl friends dont bother with me any more at all because of him. I stay home

l - - - - .. your Family Firmly-set Nylon bristles ) )

resist moisture and wear 1 1 1.1 h 1 111 never get soggy. ?n:,1eg1.eg: 1i1;1ar1geI:0E:15 1c:11:1O:t:Kove: alzlistvevesxi. t;11Ts1Yu;:i?tlng for the week-ends. Do you think I should which he admittedly has no con- H. L

trol, to the contour of his gar-

;':.',3," CIIIld'I,k dcnwhlch can only be altered. and

.''''"'l''''''' d'M"""""”""' llto his soils. Do not try to have a

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ANSWER: You're a very foolish young lady to waste your time and lose friends over a boy who is inconsiderate enough to cut you away from old acquaintances. I honestly don't understand. though. why your girl friends can't see you during the week. The usual teen- age arrangement seems to he girl friends during the week, boy friends week-ends. The other girls must be dailng at the and of the week. too. You seem quite unhappy in this situation. so I think your best

bet is to give up the boy.

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...mm.m. DEAR MISS DIX: Six months ago I received I diamond. but as yet my fiance's people have never invited me to their house for din- nor. Do you think they dont. approve of mo? MILLIE

ANSWER: You don't specify whether in just dinner to which they have failed to invite you, or whether you haven't been aIke'd to their house at all. Perhaps, for one reason or another. they dont like guests at mealtime. -

Strictly according to etiquette, by this time they should have called on your family, and had the call returned.

Don't judge their willingness to accept you merely on o basil of invitations to meals. or adherence to formal rules. Are they kind and

Ipleaaant to you? Thatla the teati i

Kayser knows all legs aren't the same! That's why only KAYSER makes fashion-wise Nylons carefully

Eve luxurious gifts lnone lavish gocltage - "Air Spun" Face

owder. Toilet Wafer and Perfume In matched fragrance 1:'Paris". L'Origon. Emeroudo or

'Aimani). Creamy Lipstick and (Air Spun'f Rouge. 5

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FASHION-NEW BET l

First in fushionl Quick, crochet the pony tail cap for campus. career or homel Cute as can be in your favorite two-color combina- ' tion! There are matching mittens. For dress-up crochet in chenile. gold thread! Sporty in knitting worsted. Pattern 7203.

proportioned to fit everywhere . . . at thigh, calf, ankle, heel and. loo -1- length . . . Your stockings will fit-where they should, and

forccablo twist in the coils of em.

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