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rage 8 The Guardian Monday. .:;.;'z.., 1954

ELLEN'S DIARY

by an Island Farmer's Wife

Philosophers stop by our door. ti-inse of her husband--always. Don't This morning it was one who ask-'you agree?" ed with a smile: "And how is this "To a point," we smiled. l Mother today? Busy? No! There is "No." he shook his head soberly. always time. don't you know?--A timaybe I'm being old fashioned, but whole day ahead! But workvcer-pl would say. all the way-all the talnljx. Ah. szlice Eden, that comes to' way!" its .. and how good it is. when a . Family all work togther happilyl"I To Alderlca and the haying there,'

He sipped a moment. perhaps to otir farmers went this morning. '. .-nloy a young man's vision-one James early. to mow in an old: which should give him one day field. to be joined later by the oth-. tlntierstniidtiig sons and ddughtetsers in saying as it happened cut- ln help him. "If a man has. say. tliigs from "the other farm" ioi

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- two sons." he bcitnn reminding us' the barn of Home. There the paint-'

thellng. which began on the houses.”

of a familiar pl-lravble. "and continued on the barns'

one is good and faithful and the is being

other is careless . don't care, and oat-boildings. It is being done. lazy." ll" gcstilred cxpresslvely. by one iiiilch experienced in thatl "that :s not. good-no good on .i line, a genial, kindly chap. already

farm. in a slnrc or anywhere. But."V "at home" with the Family. l .1 SlllPPl'P smile spread. ”li they be The luock orange, we nursed care-5 tmth interested in the work of their fully as a tiny shrub, presents now

tathcr . . . that.” he chuckled. "why. .1 profusion of creamy-white bloom.l n ih s whole world tlicrc is ll0llllllL' And white, pink. and pinker roses; also hcttrr-no. llo hippinc.-s abmc offer their shy beauty in an un-t. zhat ' kempt but attractive dtsplay.i

"And the woman," no laughed, Delphlliium IS there and from seeds! "vhcs rr-lther heie nor ihcre”" which had rooted here and therel

"A zonrt lionmtls zntr-rt-sts are in sheltered corners about holly-l

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- hocks head now toward blossom- in,:.

I We 'lovcd and lost awhile" these, when we c.'ili'.'? there with James'. last cit-mug walking the dtstance. partly by way of the fields and? The nmtrar-t it: the following dcnl coming then slowly along the im-

n'.ll(l hate been CrilISl;lCr.vll')li' brl.- proved road which runs by " the

(jontrzict Bridge By Josephine Culbertson

TOTAL I)EFEAT

How Can 1?

By AIIIIO Ashley

Q How can I prevent excessive perspiration of the hands?

A Try bathing them with strong alum water. or alcohol. Or. use a lotion of two ounces of cologne and one-quarter ounce tincture of hell- adonna; rub in till moisture is ab-; sorbed. then dust with orris root or' talcum powder.

Q. How can I make a substitute for soap?

A. It is claimed that two or three potatoes grated into s pan of, water will give better results than soap when washing ribbons or deli- cate woolen goods.

How can I removo yellow spots from white enamel?

A. A flannel cloth dipped in gar- den mold will remove these yellow spots from white enameled sur- faces.

Q. How can more effectively?

A. Add some starch. or a table- spoon of kerosene or turpentine. to each gallon of water. to make it brlzht and new. This may also be used in cleaning oilcloth.

I wash linoleum

That Bodv of Yours

By James W. Barton. M. D.

VITAMINS IN ALCOHOI.ISM

Some of us may wonder why rats are so widely used in experiments to find the causes of conditions found in man. The truth is that the rut greatly resembles man in many respects and that results found to be true in rats have often found to be true in man.

During the last 10 years. in deal- ing with the problem of alcoholism. two theories have emerged from experiments with rats which may have some effect on alcoholism in man. 1. The desire for alcohol among rats may be changed by all- terations in their diet. 1. The man- ner in which the body handles al- cohol or desires it may be inherited.

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Sail Ho

With Salad Week beginning on

Thursday of this week. you will want to have a dressing on hand to add flavor to the salads which you will be trying out. Here is one recipe which the ladies of Morcll W I. have selected:

SALAD DRESSING

1 eggs

2 tsp. of flour

1-2 tsp. mustard

H tsp. salt

is cup vinegar

3 tbs. of sugar

Butter size of an egg

Beat eggs. then add dry ingreoJ- ents. Beat well. Then add melted butter and vinegar. Set the bowl over boiling water and stir constant- ly until thick and smooth.

When cold, add whipped cream.

-Mrs. Vincent Coffin Morell W. I.

DOROTHY DIX

Anti-Social Adolescent

DEAR MISS DIX: My daughter Alle is 16 years old and has be dating a boy. 21. He's I fine lad, doesn't drink or smoke. and works hard. My daughter has been brought up to help with all house- hold tasks and. since she is the only child. has been pretty much alone most of the time. I've al- ways tried to give her a good time by having her friends in.

Alice has never been interested in going out and seems quite con-

A five-month second honeymoon in the tropics is planned by this advcniurous couple who bought a 53.000 sloop with money earned in

tent to stay home. unless she goes out with me. She doesn't like school and says she has no inten-

two SPHSOIIS of

to fulfill

tollzu-co harvesting Diilic. 2.1. crime In ("amltla ihrrlc years ago. married, and now is about the tlri-uni of n lifctinic.-(CP Photo).

in Ontario. French-born Rene

tion of finishing. Although she dates Lennie and seems to look forward to seeing him. she is not the least bit enthusiastic when he's

P:' but thc d.'.ln.l'rr should lime field across the creek" alid lane's Now we have a report on a study Wiflpcpgd . V5.-5 "me prom A; ll end. involving 207 persons which has us. - "We'd hardly know it, as it is been in progress for more than two now; would we. Ellen?" James years at the Alcohol Clinic of the qoerled . Older folks accept - Peter Bent Bringham Hospital and south dealer. changes slowly. Harvard University. The purpose. North-South vulnerable. . "Unless he shut our eyes." we W33 '0 SWGY the 0”9Cl- Oi ElVl1'lf; gm laughed. For there still for us iollarlv doses of vitamins in the . 7. hear was the low summer re- ll"-Rlmenl 01' B100h01i5m in man ' .AKJ955 fraiii of the millstream below. l The Dkllfnk Were referred to this gQ642 ' . . . Clinic by physicians, other patlenm . ..we-” meet at me and of 3 mm, or their familes. In every case they T J 5 A 2 N 4 6 bow-somewhere in the land of We” Perm” Wm) hid 599" 99710"-5lY OKQ106 9.1985. dmamgn B mmogvoice mum: a troubled with alcoholism for mam 07 W E . Q6432 JghrprL;.'..gh. engaging gong Coma years and many had been treated 1.9753 S s.K.i1o ”,,..,m me" be” bedrgom at chei:;o(xi1l)l"iCr cllnirc: or with Alcoholics: QAKQIOA73 .cnd of the hall. Shall we too with '"W-l- '-V. W9" W9" , 5' A4.'L James find that tr stln lace. wel Hmmuzh phymml e”m””ml7" :Q1( wonder. when theyiiiglft-greoentlylmd ill” the” Cu” ham” lV"9' 'gA35 ..KIvPm.. Us slap? Jone into thoroughly. After this I g Um” mmormw g g! g & Diary they were placed on either Vltamlns Th” bidding: g. ”' g Gmdgm M 01” Dlacebos (placebos are pills con- South West Nortl East D A g R '7' t ' A ;taining no vitamins or any drugsi. 14 Pass 2. Pass "m""' Di . What Were the results? In tho 4N-r Pass 5 9 Pass Modern Etiquette majority or cases the results were 5NT Pass 6; Pass 5, 30"”. Le, gdl-B8-Dpointing. perhaps for the rea- 6 Q Pass Pass Pass 80?! lhlt the patients did not always y y Q 1,, it necwsary for I girl bovtake the medication and there was gsmmls abmp" 193d W 10”? "Dr give a gift each time. if she is in-' no Way to be sure they did. Fur- llllmli was i!l)D7ll'PIlll.V based on the vlteri to several diffrrent bridall”19Fm0re..58 per cent of those who Wousm that his own spade suit showrrs in honor of the same bride-lsiarted me treatment dropped out was solid - which, of course. was to-be? lbcfore the end of two years. The! not quite true. It would have been A, 11 (mg amend, an the gnaw”-gt pstlanils lack of interest in con-l more sensible for south to take she most. certainly must bring al mlulnl I Wolfram is one of H19.

things slowly ,wlth an cye to dis- l-ovrrlng the rllzlll trump suit. Vhttries or dtnmollds. before lnvrsti-

gift to each However, if she has al- rrady attended one or two of the

lmost discouraging factors in the

. treatment of alcoholic. If there were "

showers. it is her privilege to decline 50171! WHY 01' mliklflll SUM lhat pill-'

Potato soup liuzisicd cliccsc szllizlwichcs finnucri fruit Cuuklcs

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Al'iplP juice Jugs n la klnit iuffins and llnltcy

V:-gr-table soup frvttagc CIIOFSP Fruit salad

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Baked beans Cabbage and carrot salad Crusty lizikcd apples . . .

Rlikcd l)c;in soup tcallncd ni' lcft-ovcr lwaiisl Coffcc tapioca fluff 0 . .

Niionir ri l'. with Vf'KDlRDlrn -"I rod tiliplos

(llllgi-rhl'r-zvd

Supper or Luncheon Menus

around. Sometimes I wonder why

She can be very critical of hint. finding fault with any small flaw in his allpearalice. Often she'll pick a. quarrel with him over some min- lnr mattcr. then send him home 'and tell him not to return for an- ;othcr week. Yet. for his birthday.

Cheese vegetable rarcbit Canned fruit Cookies

cream of tomato soup Stuffed baked potatoes Quick caramel custard l

' ' ' him .1 cake and sent him a card with a very affcctioiitlte verse. 1' am at a loss to understand her. Can you help?

Chccsc puffil

Cream salad

Apple broad ' . - .

K.C.C.

Cold meat "reamed potatoes Carrot sticks Fruit whip with custard sauce 0 o o

A BAD MISTAKE . ANSWER: With the best illicit- .tions iii the uorld. y'all are making Broad and butter to be added imam of the worst mistakes the parg incals where required. To suggested em. or an adolescent can makeg bi'cakIasi.dinncrs and lunchcons, u t - LO M. cw .g milk should lie added for children. iagtearel1flg1ngvcl.yg;;;g 5188 eggs '” '”l mu” ml adults. 5”" seems to be under your direction. adults may prcfcr milk as a bcvcr-lor in your Compan... The girl apg

all" "W "n" ”'('M' lprirenily has no privacy---you even

he bolhefs to keel) 001111!!! MICK. fear is tied up with it) may cause

she. gave him attractive gifts. made out his fear and anxiety and don't

ilallllz lhc high-card resources of any additional invitations

the i-omblncrl hands. Q. when a woman enters an cle- Unfortunately for himself and i'atm' and three or four men re-

partrier. South seemed to apply move their. hats should she itod

nolhiwledgment of the courtesy? A. This is not necessary. The gucsture is not at all personal.

be same id!-a concerning his spade :u:t's "solidity" to the play of the inferior cnllti-at-l. West's opening

load was the k-rig of lit-arts. South Q If one is eating steak or some- -.x-on anri. figuring that he would ”"”V 51"l””- l5"'l 1" Ill Tlilhlv '0 have more than enough tricks by l'”'' 59't'””l m0”lhm1-5 M I "me be-

fore eating?

A. No. one should cut a single bite at a time.

Q. What would be the best way

drawing trumps and discarding los- crs on the diamonds. he laid down the acc and king of trumps. East's showlngollt. was .1 grcat shock. but

yients did actually take their vn-.1. lmlns. the results may have been :much better.

Slleaking generally. the results of Hm” 5"-Udy K10 "09 justify any great .optimlsm with regard in any wide- ispread benefits from vitamin ther-4 XEDY in alcoholism although there

is no doubt some few cases were greatly helped. la Oil the whole it must be said llml h”f"l”l Wings are complicated or-A lllanisms and alcoholism a comploxl disease: respoiise in any type or: lim.V lyric of treatment is variable.”

Ackmlwledzements to Drs. Trill-i l""l- Filming and stare, Bosiqn l 1 Mass '

there was nothing: South could do if” it "W1 10 introduce another to save himself. Indeed, when he man "? hm Wu". l tried to run some diamond tricks .A' 'M3ry' W” '5 Ml" J0hn50n immediately. West ruffed the sec- um Em Johm"m)'” , ond round and cashed two hearts, Q If ""9 ,5 bl": mghu-V 53'

setting llic slam twn tricks. l”,"”””d with ' brl.de "r mid" AS may ms”). M mm, Nnrmllzioom and an invitation to the muld have lnadr 8 grand slam at. Wedding 1" reCewed' " "' "””'5'

to send ii gift?

A. No: under these circumstanc- cs. it is entirely optional.

Q. Should one leave the spoon in the shi-rbat glass after one mu

diamonds. but since South landed; at six spades. he should have made that contract. The right linl-. after taking the first. trick. was to lead

The Stars Say By listreilita

For Tomorrow

a lots trump. chcerfully i-oncedlngl finished Eating the dessert? New plans and projects should do a trick the jack in order to A No: place it In we saucer well with the help of tomorrow's keep 3 tiump lll dummy for the Q. should 3 house Rue” who HM planetary aspects. They may not oontrnl of hcarts. This play would nuldemanv broken mmemm l work out in quite the way you plan-l lluard against. the by-no-means-un-l place lg W71”. another, i E ”"ned but sometimes la change; usu.ll 4.1 brcak of the five missing A, 1; M an poulblt "1" H the of course is not only advlsable' "Uni-'l5v proper thing to do. lbut beneficial. ”mr':mr--en--H ---- l Business by Nirrespondencp is

Anne Adams Patterns I

LOOK SLIM. TRIM!

Hm slimming -- this paneled hip. .llne docs as-much for your figurc la! dirt! Designed to fit and flat- .inr shorter. fuller figures! Note lnnvel neckllnc, soft bodice. grace. lful skirt. Perfect for your favoring .fabric-rayon. I sheer nylon or

cotton. Easy to sewl

g Pattern 4894: l6'-2. lilli. 16'-.

Half Sizes Zola. 22h.. 2415. lakes W. Yards an-inch

I4”.

This pntierii rosy in use. gjmplc to sew. is tested for fit. Has com. pll-te illustrated instructions.

Sand Thirty-Five cnts 135.4: in coins Istamps cannot be acccptcdi for this pattern. Print plainly Bile. Nnme. addresl. Style Number.

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1 Send order in ANNE ADAMS. c-o The Guardian, 60 Front Street, l West. Toronto.

favored now as are efforts to solve budgetary problems. Put accounts tures. take the long-range vicw. l,g;-gg. outlays of money to satisfy momen- tary whims and desires oculd prove Vcostly later. The evening hours are: fine for romance. courtship and cul-5 tilrll pursuits. l

l For the Birthday

If tomorrow is your birthday tthere should be a considerable lm-l lbrovement in your financial statusl by early fall and there is the pos-: sibility of promotion or other sign' of preferment from superiors dur-

glul ing the some period Personal rela-' ml

iionships will be highlighted in lAugust so that business dcallngsl

should be harmonious and soclall land romantic activities unusually. ' stimulating. You may realize a long- lchcrtshed dream of travel late in ' the year.

Be on guard against nervous tension during October and avoid a tendency toward extravagance during November and December.

A child born on this day will be gregarious. generous and endowed with at very necial gift of sales- inanship.

nls?nEr?lii”me Skin Remedy

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if known If EIAIJI gs -flonn prompt ntd offer- the rolls! from In itching dtnrou of many kin trouble: - Itching Enema Itching scalp -- Itching Two and Foot.

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MOORE! EMERALD OH. is pleasant to no and It is no nntiloptic and pene- trating that many old stubborn ,cues of lag standing but yielded to its

inniunen.

HOWWI EIEIALD OIL ll did by drugglsu enryvrnro. A real din-nvorv for thousands who hsvo found blessed

his clan stainless anil III our r-nus ls Mooslaz Olin Brill

nttof. lllolkl IIIUG ('o.. no. i

in order and. in planning expendi-,

Household Scrapbook By Robert: Lee Marked Wall

I Morning Smile '

The father of triplets called up the local ncwspapvr to rcport the event. The fellow at the other end. not quite certain of what had been said asked. "Will you repeat that'."'

snapped back ihc proud father: "Not if I can hclp it."

Paper

To rcnml'c lmd-ponqll. and nthcr such marks from wall paper. use an art craser.

(iliflyflll. thc

Colored Chalk

A box of rlnllk. of VIIl'l()llS color.-' kcpt. on hand. can often be used for coilccnltn: spots in fabrics. selecting tltc color that matches. It is chnap. safc, and easy to apply.

clothing by use of soft soap with powdered starch. half as much com- mon salt and the juice of half a lemon. After applying the solution lay in the sun to dry. If the mil- dcw is on linen use four tablespons peroxide to one quart of water, us-

I-Jggs A flcsh egg is indicated by a much Slllilllilfl. and how quickly it rlrics whcii it is takcn from boiling

WM” MM", ing enough water to cover the gar- ment. then boiling until the stains Mildrw can be removed from come out.

ST

- G.H.M. -

"IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME!" . . . You'll want in lounge in your own back yard and the most luxurious lounging arrangement tlillt I've soon in II long, long time is the FEATHERWI-SIGHT ALUM- l.N'l'M CIIAISE l.ONGllI-IS. The Furniture Department of liolmsn's in ('hlirIoitr'lnu'n and in Summl-rside has lieautlful Chaise Longues in throw pricll iallrzcsv All are the same basic construction. it: the fVl.1llr('S&i"G that nnlkcs the dlffe-rrlnce: for instance--the Chaise Lonlzue with tho Fclt Mniilcss rnvcred with colorful Canvas is 32.95-the (fhalso l,nngul- with the llnlr-Lock Mattress covered with bright Duck is 44.31) and tho illimw Longue with the Hnir-Lock Maitrrss covered with Illll, scrvlrcahle Saran is 59.50. You'll really and frilly enjoy your lcisiirr lounging on one of these rubber tlrcd Chaise Lnngues of the lightest and sirongrst Aluminum from the Furniture De- partment of cither Holman Store.

"IN THE GOOI) OLD SUMMERTIME!" . . . Set your table with color- Sil'IlDlI('Il)'. nmi nothing could be simpler than tho smart new "(ZAII-ZTY" iinitcrnr-d I-Inglish Pottery designed cspecially for Sum- mnr mcals nr your home or your cottage. The flat typo plntcs are .1 soft rhartrmlsp shade while the bowls and cups are ll highly glazed hliwksrrnlly slnrillng. and a conversation place. (if I have ever seen rim”) To introduce this interesting Pottery the China Departments of Holman's in Charlottetown and in Summerslde have these START- ER SETS, rnnsislinz of Place Settings for Four, marked at II wry rcasonahlc 9.95. You'll love the fresh and happy shades-you'll love the dc-r-p cups and bowls-you'll love tho nvlng price of "Gslety" Pottery in the China Department of either Holman Store.

''IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMI:'2R'I'IMEl" And especially this

-"Good Old Summertime" the girls have none in for huge sticky-out

Skirts--and in give them the desired sticky-outnoss they need crisp. full CftINOI.lNF. PETTICOATS. The Ladloii' Shop in Charlottetown nnri thr Lingorin section of HoIman's in Summcrsido have crackling CRINOLINES of fine Paper Taffeta. They are circle width lit the liemline and are In ii stitched tier style. Sizes are small. medium and largn and tho price is just 2.98. Choose A Crlnollne of fine Paper Taffeta for your Summertime underpinning. you'll find Just what you want in the Ladies' Shop. Charlottetown or the Lingerie Section of Holmnn's in Summersldc.

"IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIMEE" . . . Bored shoulders. toasted in I gnldrn hrnwn. arc the holght. of fashion. The but and easiest vtay to acquire this low-ly shoulder shad; Ill in wt-nr it SUN TOP. Thr l.mIu-V Shop in Charlottetown and the Sportswssr Dlpsrtmo-nt of Holmanw Sumnierwidu Store have SUN TOPS of fine quality Denim with a ruffed trim of crispy hllstor cotton. Then faded blue. red or charcoal Fun Tops are lined. boned and flttlngly shaped. . . . They are available in hrasslcre sizes and the price is a was small 98 cents --so you can afford several! Best shop soon for the denim Sun Tops. there is Not. an Unlimited supply and you'll want that no as soon in pnssililc. Sun Tops are in the f.sdIos' Shop. Charlottetown and he sportswear Department of Holmsn's la Summersldo

saw the card she sent to Lennie- and she has little choice in any .social activity. You've supervised llier home chores. chosen the friends .to be entertained at home and .have probably selected her school curriculum.

Many mothers of teen-age girls. especially if the girls are inclined to be shy or moody, ant just as you have. In the belief that she's being a big help. Mont practically lives the diitlgliters life. Young people at the critical ages of 14-18 should be learning to stand by themselves. Most of them are anx- ious to do so. and hence present no social problem; others, like Alice. are uncertain of the direc- tion to take and in the floundering period are apt to be moody-some- times to the point of being down- right disagreeable. The parents" role is to stand by, with patience and tact. It's not easy but it's the only way to let the self-conscious adolescence find her own way. The fact that she has a boy friend so much older than she isn't much help either. It would be better if her social contacts came from the schoolmate group, but it would be well to let the matter rest where it is than for you to interfere.