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THE GUARDIAN

MARCH 18.1954

Window Ihllhl

Wall paper cleaner wil. clean ordinary window ahsdea satia- factorily. Holland shades should be stretched tightly on floor or table land tacked down, then scrubbed .with hot suds and brush. Rinse lwith brush and warm water. When

BAKED EGGS AND CHEESE 1 cup cheese, cut in cubes. 4 eggs.

- 1 can tomato soup. l. teaspoon dry mustard. I. teaspoon pepper. y, teaspoon salt. Butter a casserole and put

1 "UP Sm? 5”” C” m Cub” Will prevent rust from loosening

in layers of bread and vheese cubes.

almost dry, iron them. The Umbrella

Rub the ribs of the umbrella with Vaseline jelly occasionally and it

and forcing out the small wires.

Lemons

When lemons have become dry. and hard from standing, cover themp

Ll.Ell'S DIARY

usauaaani-crawls.

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"Once the blessed st. Patrick's Day comes,-Then." Pat. friend of ours said the other evening, God geclu-,5 hi. gimggmy power "it won't be long still yeiil be Illkrin-195', cmeny m mowing mercy leellf the lambs E-918! 111 the D9-inland pity. Perhaps no one phrase turea . . . A snow-flurry or two-lcouid express more clearly the re- an ahure there's naught to them. Voiuuon wrought by Christianity no last at all. at all; a high wind 1,, mug. though; 01 God ma their in the chimney. rain ant" he twink- scale or mm-.1 ygiugg we beugve, led ”some mud. an' a tint. av pati- say; the greedy in God mg mm. once. an some mornin'-God's1e, Almighty; but mg chuwuru. mornlns they'll be. Ellen!-the tic attribute of omnipotence is not swallows will be back a-buildin' oompumon bug gm-gay-mg mgrgy, lvhelf Wee mud hells l-ID llhde5' For the new Testment that was '-h0 huh "Vet" axiomatic; to the twentieth can-

And now. St. Patrick's Day hasmu-y 1; wund, ,, pu-lung. yet, (,0 come and gone and and despite an we h.g.1-1dd,n...nk. mg pg-ga- winterzs loitering. irons arise whichlenp with me 1.15., go, pow" mg is indeed not a mount of optimismlm, 1"" which um; ngendu-L but is substantiated by the courses m. word. mm, mm me mm, of sun, moon. and 5131': We NW of a revelation which could liber- look over the rim 01 lhC ll"? ”ld.ate it from its evil dreams. Think- now into the very face of thee" god” commonly page (0, spring . . . What winsome scenes.g,,mu,d mm, ,1; power mm. to of an old Isle the yesterday pic-icoxmph um mug, 355011”, Powel- tuned, for have we not on Islandgcon-um. amluwly; mg mg. farmlands knoun too something ofjuem. m be the yermcg, or ex- the rich green of those far-awaylpm.-mncep Lord Radcnuh indeed” in m”d”w57 lhas notable broadcast lectures.

AM la” ""3 hush ”1 3 5”m"argued persuasively against Acton's

Lenten Meditation

tron: the columns of the Times. London cuaisrura ronhrvarrsss

which is revealed in Ohrist.

In the parable of the Phariaoe and the Pubiioan our Lord lays ban the source of this corruption. There is nothing to show that the pharisee was not more out- wardly virtuous than the publi- csn, who may well have been thorouahly disreputable. Yet this proud and self-sufficient virtue has far less in common with the Christian character than that of ths sinner conscious at his need. The pharlsee was one of those people aatirlcally described in the Gomels as "righteous persons who need no repentance."

This attitude is sndunio in the modern world. but it is fatal, as events are demonstrating. sun to freedom and to the hope of peace. Without a. sense of dependence on God's mercy, dam t.lo institu- tions are unworkable. If man are not aware of their own frailty they will tend to regard those who dia- sgree with them not merely an in- tellectually misguided but as morally perverted and unnatural. Toler-

wo in international relations. Har- bert Agar grimly observes that wars in the twentieth century he- came steadily more just. and more ferocious. When the eyes of the peoples are blinded by sal1-right- eouansu the stage is set for those religious wars which can only be wars of extermination But a just cause does not mats men impec- cable or permit them to blame everything on their enemies.

When on renoota on the true gin oouusiol history, than is an infinite pathos in the spectacle

of brave. loyal yet always alum: men. both sides partly right and partly wrong. destroying one .3. other for oonscienoo' sake. Is it all no more than a tale told by an idiot? There is littla sum to be made of the whole drama. un- leutheroiaintxuthatthohoart of things a iorgivuteas in which thus d are reconciled so that men can pray, t

ONLY

KAYSER

Makes Such Lovely

(l()MES BACK A(JllN.n.r'1A(,AlN VVHH lN.'Y NHFINCI

with boiling water for a few sec- 4 I . g p be Y.” 5.: , s c us en

lbarns tucked in the lee of a hill.1:;:,d”e ogugowerlaculoaw-ledgea no

If we have not enjoyed the heatuneed for me divine mercy md jg

gndl sglenllh M me 991?, f.";5:.'flheEtlierefore merciless towards other

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claresrvte l(nl:tt' the! del' ill of tiielmem POYEL m mu sense' 15 me

i fg iantithasis of that power of God

Sprinkle uith the mustard, salt and pepper,

Beat eggs slightly. Add tomato soup and pour over bread and cheese. Dot with butter. Bake in a slow oven for 25-30 minutes. Serve as soon as taken from Oven.

ance depends on the recognition that while everyone must contend for the right. as it is given him to see the right, yet all alike are

SLIPS '

At These Prices!

sinners in the sight of God and alike need his forgivenms. so

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"His is the most conipletel outfit I have ever seen.” 1 . 2. What is the correct pro- lnlll'lClBLi0l'i of ”nei:ligee"?

i things lotirselr wisliing that James would!

maple and spruce which cooks our

pots. boils our kettles and warms

us in always pleasant companion-

ship about our hearths. I . .

Thai Bdy Of Yours

And knowing how delightful thesel , Ir Janos W. Ia:-Ian. l.D.

Rl'E, we SOTHEIIHYES VBLCYY

THE PERIODIC PHYSICAL

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ti-lg heart seven to t y tripd the dianwnd finesse.

bulb he could not drop 5 maid king, and when East got . with that card. a

low! Amazing!

In your new

MAGI-FORM

f ornate No need to wail for alonda loss. Amazing, new invention gives you that fashionably ijlm app . instantly.

If tummy instantly. Unsightly

Pauly.

who sum. shorts. won clothes.

spade returngnot h3V9 lat'West run the entire suit. More- lust W 3" avg-, South was squeeud on the anal

:You can choose your own 1. Hgure when you wear a Magi- fForm girdle. Now you can Halts inches from hips and i bulges disappear like magic. . Unlike Other Garments Magi-Form doesn't hold in your stomach and push out your waist lino

lilro other gormonh. Your Magi-hm give: you that chic, slander appear-

Mcdo In No afylu-lagutsv and

Pgniy style is pavhctouudov Mach.

BIND HO MOIIIY . . .

Q mg grid alone.

it held, the die. if South played low from dummy

It must be noted, of course. that

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wow Magi-Pall Game. by mum mm. In ates. wrai-

iof the seeded grain-lands; clover in blossoms; live-stoi-k on pas. turs . . . dear me," he chuckled, ;"it would take me all night to name them!"

And moonlight

through the

branches of a hillside apple tree! Until tomorrow - - - - Good-night

- - Diary

and if the ladies will be silent for a moment you will be able to hear the thunder of the water."

Q .Wheu a host or hostess is taking six or eight persons to a restaurant, should the dinner be ordered in advance, or would it be better to let each person choose his own course?

A. It is much simpler to order in advance. To have the waiter serve six or eight separate dinners would be very inconvenient.

Q. Is it obligatory to make calls

wedding. Q. li candles are not to be light- ed, is It all right to have them on the table? A. Yes; candles are considered an ornamental part of the dinner or supper table setting.

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