this important fact. the State brought to cultivation a corner of Dental Societies held a Children's stumped land. "'9 0' Th” G"”dm"- 50 Fwm ., Dental Health Day on February 2. ”Did you ever see a tractor sue” Wash Ta"mm' 'C'""d'” X last, sponsored by dentists through- rear?" Gage questioned us at sup- out the country. The movement. has per. "If you didn't.” he smiled. i-'. in mind acquainting the public recalling the excitement of the '2,"-(ft with the urgent need inr preven- scene, ”you should have been 1n

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. Women's realm

PAGE TWO

THE GUARDIAN

MAY 1371953

CHILDREN'S DENTAL HEALTH IS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE

Many of us seem to be forget.- ting the statement by Osler. our

3;-"gag mods,-n physician, when took care of a smallish piece of

he told the world that more illness plowing. There in the lee of that PM-9 m""""9d ”""'"c””m

and disease started in the mouth woodsy Spot where sat. the hay- 59”” Th”'W'n" c'm" lam” 1” than from any other part of the Stacks in Winter, he turned new coins (stamps cannot be accepted) body. fumms; and 55 we” to the comg for this pattern. Print plainly Size.

In an attempt to remind us of plete satisfaction of James, he Name. Address. Style Number.

tion of decay of children's teeth as opposed to repair after the damage is done.

Some of the information made available Will be of interest and may in fact. shock us. but it is al- ways true that. ll! is better to have s. fence at the top of a steep hill than an ambulance down in the valley”

1. Tooth rlccay is the l'ii1llnn'5 most widespread discasc. It is a

of our people have advanced tooth decay by the azc of is. At least

ELLEll'S DIAR

By An IslInd'Fu-mes”: Wife .

And now do we scent the aroma of sunshine on soil fresh-stirred as on this and many an Island farm the farmers take up the joys of the cropping . .. Here Rob

the field with us. when she' was hitched to a stump! And." he nod- ded. "she brung her!"

"Brought her. Dear." we advised. He nodded. "But she had quite a. time to do it!" 0 O I Somedne has said that "Some- where between Florida and Alaska ,the plow is always ill the soil. But ispring plowing occurring any time Ifrom January to June has a char-

.The cool moist carth looks rcsted.

By Robert: Lee

Queen Relaxes After Rump with Children. and Pet "Susie"

Treasured Moments In. Life

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her two children. relaxing at Bal-lher due in heavy duties connected

moral Castle.

These

iufrequciitl with her position.

Of Busy Queen

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- 5359359 139631150 11 d9SlT0.VS b0d.Vlacter all its own Perhaps it is only Pflnceu Anne Pllyl Mother 1 , 7 tissues. The destruction of tissues ch 1 . - ' l ' "l . . . End lh9 ETYUX L5 inflamed 85 I m mom deem, can mid ,0 inLen5'i'th: :o?1Vi;'e”;':l: gailxglofmlglilfumlsllg These informal pictures. taken,appreciatcd by the Queen, for they mough by some abnormal pres. . 4?, mm A tommess moum and facial m a manner wcuhar 10 mp Sta. gnnst s.immci and recently released allow her more time to relax and w,,,,u,,,,,.,,w. sun, what instrument do you i; d,-5ngurenn,n,. won mellow alnd mwlc Hg It sum Q Modern uegHe Q gby Biickiiiglmm Palace, . show CIIJDY the company of her famuy, : k. C pmwv. rig; 2. Today me”, than 9,, per (.em,”m-n polished dm im. mbldbmrdili I q B iQue-cti Elizabeth. accompanied byga piniicge unich is often denied 1 C00 S orner "The concemnaa.

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I-WAY WONDER

sew only one dress. daughter has FOUR different outfits to wear! start off with the Jiffy sundrul - then button on the bolero. scallop- ed cspelet or dress-up coils: for Monday-to-Sunday variety. Use remnants, save fabric. money, time. send now! Sew this nowi

Pattern 4686: Children's Sises 2. 4. 8. 8, 10. sire 6 sundrsss Hi yards an-inch; bolero 9; yard.

This pattern easy to use, simple to sew. is tested for fit. I-lss com-

Send order to ANNE ADAMS

A man had an attack of pneu- mania, and a. doctor was called in. After an examination the doctor said: "You are a musician. I think. and play a wind instrument?"

”Yes."

"That explains everything. There's a distinct straining of the lungs.

Apne Adams Patterns

d cl .t' tfith. l -i - vi ,0 per cent of an m.0g.,.,,a,.go1d Cmmg 1:; 32.3: selgl-l!'l"1:h rpiitllpssljevilaf I holidays in Scotland are greatly, V A a ren have rm? M "M" decayedlshared bv eager fariiicrs particli-V I SALMON SARDDJTA L0 F I, B k D , teeth. There is now a backlog ofjmrly by -mos? whose HF-ms lmwl Q I, R bride received several, ' V H A S 285 million cavities in the teeth ofilam !o'r weeks benmm mg, mm: d,,p1-,(-he gifts and asks the dri- "' ' -- ' '

children 6 to I2 ycars of age, and

DOROTHY lX'S

This is a nice light type of loaf

i , . iter's snow. Spring plowing is moral U015 M ”"59 for p"”n55mn m ex" , . x new cavities are deieloping at the th k f g changc them. should they resent and Cum very well if the slices are ...... .... .. r rate of 33. million El. year. ,s”3mlh9p1;';fm1:If,s9 htpitfdmlfd-Hf: W - mick. The mm M mm the Mn TWO IN ONE PATTERN 3' Despite an dentistry hm future his faith in hilniself hisi A- Most t'ci't&lnl.i' not. It Would, ---:-x-:--- -- -:-- -:-2-x-x-:-:-:-x-: used is indentlhable Mid lhe Cf-imp Make a plain sundress and an dam m the D35," and Ls now dOmg' confidence in his feilowtncnh Sol h? 3 V”-'3' Smsmve 3'” "mm 9"? binaiion good. embroidered one from this pattern!

the increasingly rapid rate of tooth decay makes it impossible to meet adequately the need for repair for all children.

4. It has been estimated that to give dental treatment to all children, in the United States alone

.w1m(,,,L Canada,' would require stream and in woodlands! Rose-. V: g f , such H,enma1m,.s. , g . V. H

a dental army of 440,000 dentists. Ted Of maples, pale green of wll” ggllizgtfiieolhigrl guests some soft: W liiggeipssigllkl Senmy kgehklfdl)at?elAnLl(gl7?nl3pl:g3;x;0tD:a About 72.000 dentists are now inimwt 5”b”e.mm"V5 9r b”ch',,"f Mm, d,-mks - DEAR MISS DIX: Before our marriage, Ray promised to go to pltablespoons but,” 0,. marge", sum Wu The Gunman 60 non: practice with some 10 per cent of," ""d Nld Che”-V ' ' ' I n, V 15 "Dear sirs" pmper as H cliurch with me every Sunday. But, after thrcc. years. I'm ashamed me streak we” Toronto ' Omuu; these liable for ditty in the armed hardly wan to set, that mmer'salii:a.':on to a businem letter? in say how seldom we have been to rliurch. Snce most of the social ' '

forces.

How can parents. teachers and

in a rite symbol of all these and more. and which promises to con- tinue. Rob took up today. a small- ish piece of spring plowing. What exquisite shades deepen now in the trees along the mill-

come into bloom." Jamie remark- ed this evening of It small but

ison who would take offense at such; 3 a i'cq1ics'

i Q, when a hostess is serving, lcocktails and knows that one or, itwn of her guests do not care for.

thcm. what should she do?

l A. She should be prepared in

l .x No. "Gentlemen" is the pre-

i fcrrcd fnrm.

Husband A Poor Churchgoer

Wife Thinks They Should Attend Religious Services Regularly

activitiy in

th.s lcuiiseqiieiice of our neglect. failed to meet other young people. This, to-

town center:

around the church, we have. as it

Serve a snappy condiment - thick brown sauce. Worcr-siershire sauce or ketchup. or maybe a zest- ful pickle relish.

Instead of giving the fish loaf a sauce it may be served with s creamed vegetable.

2 eggs, separated 2 cups coarse- snft bread crumbs 1 cup cooked rice

Such a practical style for vacation, it can be a pinafore too!

Use two fabrics; can be embrold. ered or not. Pattern 4327; trans- fer. cutting chart; size 2, 4, 6 are included in this pattern.

Send Twenty-five Cents in coins

Please print plainly Name. Addreu and Pattern Number. I

others help to prevent tooth decay? f9"chmK planmtmn of me” c”d'i gather with the fact that I always was a regular 1 maspom, mm

The answer lacs in prevention dled V01”-V bfmee” 3 WW9 M. -"w'”jsw"T” church-gocr I miss religimis services and am anxi- I teas can (pepper ,

through educannn A11 that is nec. stream and the roadway and nus to get -my husband back in attending church. lawn sardines Xm”””""'""""'"""""x :;si;rey1tias1ti;)f!;1:1: t(liki1e'1sjirr;iri:1eshix1er.; Qlgrilgingmixr n.1AF:e'sbi.ll&dlng:ettle5 X . . :- How can I do .t? Y 1 can mpproxlmamy 1, pound, : How can I ! ! g

t t ' . IE1?-R - lmon

he urged to: drink plenty of milk. Sight RhYWhFl'E than ihF'.V make? g Q 53 . g 1

eat lots of meat. cheese. eggs. fresh when they are in blossom. Its: a Household Scrapbookg AVSWER. RM. undmlb,ed,v lacked rengiom. armgatxifg Tgligndpglgllegfnrginia f 33' NW0 5111107

1"” and ”geLab'"55 brush teem mm "'1 Orchard " Dmy you dmml By Roberta Ix-o Z0 train:.iig in his iouth-tliougli Vlflll don't go into his boiler cover and lierit to scalding "”””""”""""'”"mm"--W carefully 3”" "Orv meal ' brush expecc m find an orchard -lustl Q iiackyvriiiinri-and has romc to regard church-going pointiover boiling water

upwards and downwards. away from there." I gomm mu& 3; 5.,,,,Fmm,, for ,,.,,,,,',,..n and children Thgre are Beat ,, R wlkg .,;gm1,.',md zmdu, Q. How can I keep apples from the gums' brush betwee” teem bum ' ' ' i any huinbcr, of reasons in favor Aof his attcnding'a1lv stirginlscaldled milklmixtiirc. breakmg Wm" paring them? inside and outside surfaces. Visit In this orchard these days trees Tired Eyes i t ' " sm; in read crumbsv Cooked A. Core the apples before parlngl

dentist regularlyy. "Tomorrows dental health lies in the hands of today's parents, 1:

gnarled bare branches and listen

sip the merry breezes of day bring

we think with interest to the 5105-,

l i To relieve tired eyes. mix a solu-

;tion of stilt water. as hot as can

Muriel Nlssen

rcliginiis services. clci'gyniaii--with Ray prcscnt, if possible.

I suggest that you consult your

RlILlGl0N'S INIPORTANCE

rice. salt and pepper. Drain sardines and break into pieces: drain and flake the salmon:

as they are than less likely to break.l Always pare the apples thin: a broad surface causes much waste.

parents will assume the resprin- to them from their wanderings, be borne. Wiring 3 C'-01h ill ”"5l . ,6 8 , mg because of the iounding surface of sibility of seeing that children be- along far and near valley and up-lsoiutinn. then hold it over the 9.VPs.i The lmme Mn ., . I , . V ' 31:9 flfghtllrz, Hce mum” nd L0 the apple.

lzin dental trainirill at an early age. land . .. of a happy-hearted ladi Repeat the operation when thv M Ymmmh m it Bmrth-simis affi-iatmii has a far better mance Beat em; Wm,” um” 5,,” bu, Q. How canl destroy Weeds ihal 3 large part. of the problem will be of farm who burns a tune as his; cloth is cool. ,AngEr,M' Ym th 59 , 3:” d09f 3 llildlh-WV NW A 511Fl'9.V by the not dry. Md mmlmh m,x,u,.(, PEFSN lh S!l'0Wl'iI' hE'lW9en the. minds. "actor weaves its gleaming Dab: Rug. , . . .n on Oommismon reieals that oniv six per cent of families Tu”-(mm B m;”wrmsPd'10af bricks of a brick walk? i

I believe we will all agree with

our dentists that prevention

tern along the reaches of a field making quick work of the culti-

i 1 The rugs will be brliZlil.Pf!P(l if a mop wrung out of warm water. to

lwhn attend church togciher arc broken. while the percentage is 15.2

'm' families of mzxcd faiths and 167 cf those with im reiltziriiis belief. The oliseiwaiicc of rclizinus cercinnnics. iicgiilar attendance .-at church

pan tabnui. 4'-; by Bl: inches. top inside measiirci.

A. Four crank case oil over the ' weeds two or thrce t:mes A sca- son. The oil will soon evaporate andi

through EGUCRUOU - l10l- repair - voting; or of one. elderly we tliinkf is the best way to reach the goal. not ready yet or pleased to give inl which a little ammonia .1 to gnu; 31-3, of farming, who stinl addcd, is used. Turpentine will also, ' 0115 101” plods after his team at. the har-'bl'lghlEl”i dark colors. The social life of a church provides an cxccllcnt way to make rowing, ,new friends. Your church cements the relwtioitsliip of lift--with God. And now our days mmmeme m lWllll other members of the family. and with the folk: of your com-

conform to a new design of work. m”””5'- lone which stresses especially the Th! him will mt Catch "Um "V - Hood requirements and meai times contract rheumatism if, instead of. DEAR MISS DIX: My three-year-nld marriage should be suc- T” of those that work with the will W5-Shim! the Perth. it is scraped, cessful. but it isn't. We have a lovelv home. we both have good iobs. A wee sturdy ind carried a With Gfmdlmpcr or a knife. irind each has a car Mr husband is gencroiis. a fine decent. hard- wnrkmt: mm! But he will not take me out and shows little affection

nr lemme, a ,3 d t I g Bake in a modcraio ovcn. 350 has been. a h(l)ln:::.3ll uni ed belief in God. are the firmest founda ;d9m,ee5 gg nbnm 1 hmm

i Let lnaf stand in its pan in A warm place for 10 minutes.

Turn nut. cut into thick slices; and serve hot.

with it the weeds and grass. Q. l-low can I get rid of ants that have infested pantry shelves? l A. Sprinkle the pantry shelves, with a mixture of red pepper andi sage. l

Upsala University in S'ir-its

The Bird Perch

was established as early as 1477

, lunch when after his school ses- . l sions he went along the farm-lane lwl” h4'll'9 "0 f'h”dTPh- A to join his Father in the field. It . .,. .,. .:.mg .,i B 5 Rye was nice to hear about it later. "' ' X ' i Y "Good? It certainly was! We The Sgan Say g - vi Ab-SWER':' There is too much "each has his own" in vour marriage stopped the tractor-work and over inot. enough ours.” One car to share would be much better than than by the tree. mm. the mp 0; By Guam" lemma ;twn to take you divergent ways. In order for your husband to show that hill, where it was who and mi??? lhleffsi Hi you. Rndlin his home. mu must. make your family unit warm and mveiy we 53; and age it ,. R. centripetal fnrce. drnwinc vau towards it. rather than a centrifugal

,v.muuo-is if . "Inn", i nrce scnding you awav. Ch-ldrcn would dniibtlcss acccmnllsh the mir- For Tomorrow iposez if you are unable to have one or ymir own. and my mp”, (mm

adoption. take a foster child intn your home for it while.

up - every crumb of it!"

only a crumb of day is left to us now - one whicl. begs us to come to our rest.

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

WITH the Moon in Gemini this. day. affairs are bound to movel forward at a high tempo. This is particularly true where personal. matters are concerned, for much ufl this gracious. joyous and benign in-' ANSWER: I would urge vmi sirnnglv in be careful in mm phniu fluence is directed toward the rom-: of a modeling school. There are many reputable ones and'vou should antic, the artistic and the social, be careful to choose one of these Because the better schools l At with the concerns of youth under to be expensive. girls are easily led to one that in la ch.L.p:;e

C0"”m"'d 0” Page 9 Vffontiniii-d Vonlpagen 9; -

Here's a HOT TIP

on Cooking Economically; '

DEAR. M185 DIX' I am much lntcresied in becoming a model ' anti would like some information on the work.

L.B

GOLD STRIKE

IIABI win: nmn MAUI IN rauarir.

Bert r English

By D. 0. Williams

cumnauon Pagoant I I. What is wrong with this sen-

tence? "In compliance to your wishes. I am not going at all."

2. What is the correct. pronunci-

"A"”"7'Nln rs

stinn of "entrepreneur" (enter- priser)? , V 8. Which one of these words is misspelled? Gourmand, gorilla.

government. glsnduler.

4. What does' the word "orc- graphy" mean?

5. What is a word beginning with ii that means "to pay great attention to socially"?

D.S.F. MUSTARD FROM ENGLAND

You can cook with conhdence when you use Colmso's Mustard because its full flavour strength and quality never varies. Recipes calling for dry mustard are usually based on the uniform strength of Colmsn'I.

Send 10d for new edition of "Culinary Art" cook book to

Q 3954 at in Lemon Pie!

Reckitt ac Colman (Canada) Ltd.. Station "T", Montreal. ' POI G ATIONI - - - COLMAIIS rm ......,..., .0. ,......,.. The flavor is entirely pure fruit from real lemons That. branch of physical geography ' , which treats of mountains. 5. Lion- Remember the smooth,creamy. elegant filling that made lemon pie such an old-time favorite? its

"'9' - here - in jell-O Lemon Pie Filling -but so much quicker, so much easier to prepare! The old- fashioned. hamemad type lemon pie filling, never too thick or too mnny. And you make it in

ANSWERS

1. Say. "In compliance with your wishes." and omit "at all." 2. Pronounce an-tre-pre-nur. a as in ah. both e's unstressed. u as in fur. accent last. syllable. 3. Glandular. 4.

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GEORGE H was BKILLIANTLY GIFTED Bur UNPOPULAK in N29 1: . v - - J

DURWG HIS RBGM CANALS AND WWROVED ROADS WERE sm.'o'E" I rash sciucezedalemons couldn I make lemon pie with iruerf, I

BEWG USED To CAPACITVI AND RNLWAYS CAME W nu ESTAE, tangier emon iivoiajell-O Lemon Pic Filling has the zest l. g

. Ti-IE NICK or me. GIOIIGE STEVENSON PERFECTED we .. "WED WE BRAND ml lemons. skilfully protected 5

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A ' 77 .' 1.7” great": today.

ell-O is I registered trademark. owned in Cmsdl

LORD HIGH CONSTABLE OF ENGLAND

. A MODEL FOR THE REST OF

lemon Pie Filling

He stands-with the other fo - - . Gnu office" of Stalegbehlalg , AProdu:tolGonovaIFoods General Foods, Limited. J: the Queen when she is acclaimed NICKNAME . '.' lgoiog? r5ic35i?.m'l3nif'.'fc".7?i'Llj V. . 1 ,. ,, , ., g 'nsi.siL'- IEMPTING FILLING FOR TARTS, cuss mo JELLY nous c;,p,.whm. fur, 1-muw.,..d.,;, I .2. - . mink. It K 5' ENTICING SERVED AS PUDDING, TOO! ii; blys. mi: mitt-zoid. l.. - THE ovsumc or THE UVERVOOL AND Mmcussreiz xiv. saw THE ms? ItAu.wAv ACCIDENT. ' '

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