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THE GUARDIAN

OCTOBER 26, 1951

That Body Of Yours

By June: W. Barton. MJ).

HEAD (DLDS THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

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For the past few years, casa of ronlc head colds, dropping of ucus from nose into throat. houghing. hawking and blowing of nose have been bclicved caused Iither by infection or allergy to ubstiuices flouting in the air or certain foods. That these symp- toms may be due to "iierves" or to Imotlonzil disturbances is now uggestcd by Dr. iviilziuind P. Fow-

r. Jr., icoiiiniliia l'iill'0rsii)'l in nS)'G50b0m3lvlC (mind and body)

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”The coughing. him king and blowing of no.--s at the theatre liemonsmitcs ilizit postnasal dl'lp can be cnuscii by cxcizoniciit and

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1 package sspic gelatine. 1 cup boiling water. of cup tomato juice, 2 teaspoons onion. grated. IV: cups shrimp, cooked or canned. 2 table- spoons green pepper, finely chop- ped. 4 hard-cooked eggs, chopped.

Dissolve aspic gelatine in boiling water; add tomato juice and grat- ed onion; chill until partially set. If shrimp are small. leave them whole: if large, cut them up. Fold shrimp, green pepper and chop- pcd eggs into the jelly. Turn into a mold or loaf pan first with cold water. Chill until flrrn. Unmold on a bed of salad greens. Serve with mayonnaise. nnd gar- nish with ripe olives and parsley. Serves R.

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no i-i.. (ll5'Llll'lJ'l HlIL'l'b. ii., Fa ' ' in that froinl tliis lll(”IP is ' inure llizini C(lfl5il'l'.1lUll r llll c .-ing of the iin.-c i). g '.s to e.xp'.ziiii tlir gCll(l';ll eifcr on llic more anti!

body QCl'lt':flll)' mil.-rrl by rmotioii-j al sliini.l:itloii ' the il'ill0llCLlllCi

(not uiidcr Cl? 1 of the wi.lvi IlCf'l'OuS sysieiii. 'l'lic proiiolinced changes c no-e (iiii: to psychic

stimuli i. zial disiiirbniiccsi. suggest that fll.rllV so-called colds; He lridiiccci by :::is .-Iimiilation.

in i'ii'c'iiii'c.-2 of tl;.o1;1yyno',r;. -l scar and t.'ii.'nn'i. his. Arthur Fl Millonig, old it ll.iri-is and WE James (i.i:(lnc:' tCifli”..lllfll repor'.' their study of tlic Cllilrlf-'CS in the lining of tlir iioss of 27 patients after the "'.l1Uil: nerve sup-l ply and .- t t . prirasympntihetic nerve supply liar! bccii cut. in the. treatment of vaizniis ncurologicl

mucosar. culty in inn: through the nose and i.rirrv:iscd discharge of mucus. Simila ty of svniplnms and ap- pea.ra.nce of msal mucosa. after these Opcrattons on the nerves fllpplylng this lining to that of ai- 9P8Y of ihn no-c. suggest that al- lergic distasrs .'I!"ifl tho nuinnomic nervous sis cm are intimately as- sociated a..d shoiilrl ll" further in- Vestbziitnd" l':ic doctors conclude. From the abovc information we gather twat there. is a close re- lationship bczween allergy and the nervous sy.-Lrni lfcad colds and allergy sympionis aic frequently Iound in school tearhers, whose zorkl means continuous nervous HS on.

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By Robert: Lee

NJFQEA

Metal Teapot

A niusigu flavor will be imparted to the tea if made in a metal tea- pot that has not benn used for some time. This can be prevented if a lump cf sugar is placed in the icapnt bcfore putting it away.

Deviled Eggs The taste of deviled eggs may be improvcd by flavoring them with the juice from a jar of olives.

Button Molds

Line the silk coverings of but- ton molds iiith otitiiig flannel, or scraps of any soft thin woolen goods. and tliny will look better and near longer.

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While her iiiother. Princcss Elizabeth. has been 14-month-old daughter had taken her first step. causing quite R sensation in Canada. Princess Anne has been stirring up some excitement of her own. at her grandmother's home in London, Eng. In a trans- Atlantic telephone call home to Buckingham Falace. Elizabeth, currently touring the Dominion with her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, lcarneo that her

we bbling across

Victoria. B. C.,

the nursery floor unaided. while

journeying across Canada, Elizabeth, now visiting

l13S taken time Out from heavily-

planncd schedule to phone home daily to receive reports on progress of her father. recovering from serious operation, and welfare of her two children.

caller by saying. "Mr. Jones. this ii

is my secretary. Miss Brown," or g The Stars SBY ' ' should he give the womanls name 3 . first. "Miss Brown. this is Mr. By Genevieve Kemblo . v --n l mils In the business world the 3-lsN74b9r”7r"VVxll'lfzl:;':'i':'R&Rl7hx7l7b79VlwlA'

most important person is men- tioned first, regardless of sex.

Q. When a -girl invites a. boy lo her school dance. is it the boy's obligation to pay for the tickets?

A. No; when a girl invites a boy to her own school dance, she must. furnish the tickets.

Q. How do the men and women seat themselves in a restaurant that has sofa seats?

A. The Women always sit against the wall for partition), and the men sit on the chairs fac- ing them.

Quick Accessory

Do you like occeuoxiu with an air of colorful list thread will bring them Includes a bridal garisr tilmmsd with

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originality? A crochet hook and some 10 You. This group of six suggestions flows". 1: pair of crocheted slippers

lpanqlod with buds and rlilnsstonsc. o jowolry sst (earrings, necklace and bracelet) and headband or ball of vulva highlighted with flowers, a gay

boutonniers and a -' lar handkerchief

froslsd with lace. If you wish direction.

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PARTY DESIGNS

Keep this pattern handy! You will refer to it constantly! Place- cards and nut-cups for all kinds of parties - you make them of SCYBDB of paper. felt. yam; pipe. cleaners and paper dolliesl

Pattern C7346: pattern pieces; directions; 7 designs for parties.

Bend Twenty-five cents in coins for this pattern (stamps cannot be accepted) to ALICE BROOKS De- signs cfo The Guardian, so Pi-om, Street West. Tori-into. Ontario. Please print plainly Name. Address. Pattern Number.

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F or Tomorrow

THE augury is for a rather ad- verse state of affairs, especially in social, cultural. domestic and romantic affiliations. These may be unpleasant contacts. disap- pointment and perhaps brought about by ex- cesses, over-indulgence or othsr forms of wayward impulse. How- ever. if an inner surge of spirit- ual. intellectual and cmoticnal pmmptlngs be allowed to hold sway, intuition should lead into safe channels. Possibly .-in in- spired thought or act would prove "virtues' own reward.”

For the Birthday

Those whose birthday it is may find themselves disposed to tari- ous forms of laxity and sclf-in- dulgence. Excesscs and extrava- gance-s could beget sorrow unless a benignly stimulated state of the emotions. intuitions and spiritual faculties saves the situation from dire disturbance.

A child born on this day. while prone to extravagance and self- indulgence with unhappy results. may find itself fortified in spirit- ual fastness.

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Benevolent Old Gentleman tres- cuing one small boy from the pummelling of two nthersiz "What. are you hurting this boy for?"

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i. What is wrong with this sen- tence? "We are absolutely sure that he is the one who done it."

2. What is the correct pronunc- iation of ”sagacious"'f

3. which one of these words is misspelled? Polyandry, poi:-isetta. poignant. pneumatic.

4. What does the word "pro- pitiousl” mean?

5. What is a word beginning with comm that means ”sorrow or compassion"?

ANSWERS

1. Omit absolutely, and say. "the one who did it." 2. Pronounce sa-ga-shus, first a unstressed, sec- ond a as in gay. accent csecond syllable. 3. Poinsettia. 4. Favor- ably disposed: helpful. "These could be propitious times." 5. Com- miseration.

takes in his arithmetic this morn- ing." . "But what business was that of yours?"

”Why. he let. us copy our ans- wers from his."

Gentle Hint

A girl and a handsome farm lad were walking along a road to- gether. The farm lad was carry- ing a large pail on his book. hold- ing a chicken in one hand and ii cane in the other. and leading a -goat. They came to a (lurk lane.

Said the girl. "I'm afraid to walk here with you. You might try to kiss me."

Said the farm lad: "How could I. with all these things I'm carry- ing?" ,

"Well. you might stick the cane in the ground, tie the goat to it, and put the chicken under the pail."

A scene of British royalty Among Ins Csmdiun Indians In 1939 was duplicated the other day wnan Princm lliubnih and the Duke of Edinburgh vu- ited csinry, Osman. The yoigg couple's monta-

lshaggy Materials London Favorites For Winter Coats

By MURIEL NARRAWAY

Canadian Press Staff Writer

LONDON, Oct. 25 - (CP) - With early fogs reminding them of last year's long, wet winter. Brit- ish women are making a beeline for the coat racks and "the shaggy look."

Popular demand thus supports the designer's choice of long-hair- ed wools. fur fabrics and caracul weaves for this season's chilly days. British stores find the new deep-pile, shaggy-surfaced styles sell as fast as they appear on the racks. Thick velours, with their closely-knit surface come close be- hind.

Both London and Paris show a wide range of shaggy materials fashioned for the most part in wide, swinging tent styles with big sleeves and collars. The cosy look to these garments is their own sales promotion.

This is the first time since the war that so much preference has been shown for fur fabric mater- ials - or what is known as "the poor man's fur."

Popular during the war. this fa- bric is coming back into town af- ter a post war lapse. Present mat- erials, however. give is slinky glam- or that has little in common with its somewhat mousy wartime equiv- silent.

Llke Phantom Beaver

It now is possible. for instance. for an ombre beaver fur fabric coat to look so like the phantom beaver on which it is styled that the difference is perceptible only at close quarters. Not only that. but there is no longer the mean- ness of line that once characteriz-

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6 How Can I ! ! l By Anne Asble!

Q. How can I remove paper that has stuck fast to the polished top of table?

A. The paper may be easily re- moved by putting a few drops of oil on the paper and rubbing gently with 5. soft cloth.

Q. flow can I set colors in cot- ton goods before Washing the first time?

.A. Soak for twenty minutes in cold water, to which s. handful of salt has been added.

Q. How can I take the fire out of ll bum?

A. Make and apply a paste of baking soda and water. t

ed these coats. They have a swing- ing fulness that. with the right ac- cessories, can add style to the wardrobe of most salaried women.

One choice that gives a smart touch to a black office dress is a shaded grey Indian lamb fabric coat selling at 225. With big cape collar and deep cuffs it has 1!. swinging fullness that fits easily over a winter suit.

For those who don't like fur fabrics there are smooth silky vel- ours in the new thunder greys. charcoal browns and new greens. One of the loveliest of recent col- ors is hunter. or piper green. Tent coats of varying fullness created in a fabric of this shade have neat circular cape collars often trimmed in ocelot or leopard skin. Fur is also used on the cuffs which are generally small and tight, giv- ing wide sleeves a balloon or melon di-ape.. .

Beaver lamb is also used with these coats but the tawny shading of the spotted furs is a lovely chal- lenge to the deep mid-green.

Many coats in the deep-pile fab- rics cost around 5:13 to 215 and are smartly styled. Take for instance a mustard velour cont contrasted by a deep. softly-draped cape collar in black velvet, wide black cuffs

George VI and Queen llinbstli 11 years ago. Thu: us sun. at left sbovshsesepuns gifu of Indian clothing for thslr two younclwrl. A! right lIfnbpf.n's parents with the Indians on the scrim roylr Mgr '

and black buttons in diagonal line. This cost 213 65. 8d.

Royal Couple Visits Indians; Her Parents Came This Way, Too

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Consider Divorce As Last Resort

Should I get I divorce now or postpone it I am only 22 and have been married to George for seven I have always been in doubt as to whether or not I loved We have accomplished a lot together, building up ll business of our ,own and a home, but I am not happy with him. Not long ago he began an al- fair with another woman. but instead of asking for Qdivorce. tried to get me to leave him. Then. although I had never before looked at another man. I went out on one date. When I told George he said he was willing to give up the other we- man and start all over again. I was sure then that I loved my husband and no one else. Now . I'm afraid If we stay together he'll repeat his performance of infidelity, I also worry that I won't. ever be able in trust him again. V

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DEAR MISS DIX: until later? years.

my husband

ANSWER: Why think of your solution only in terms of divorce? Adopt a constructive. rather than destructive. attitude and see what you can salvage from a marital situation which is precarious but by no means hopeless. A divorcc, in your ciisc. would solve nothing. You'd still be faced with the problem of whether or not you loverl your husbiind with the probability that as soon us you lost him you would decide he was the one man in your life! You can put your marriage on a sound basis only through a show of strength, not weakness. and nothing is so great a proof of weakness as a quick trip to a divorce court.

IYOII MARRIED T00 YOUNG

Of course you married too young-as did. your husband-and now you both have reached the point of resenting the loss of fun, good times and romance that should have been your lot as carefree teen- agers. Now. at still a comparatively young age, you me married folks of long-slnndlng and must face the problems and rcsponsibililics in- curred. Having pledged his troth to one woman. George should Ill"- cepf. his mnrrluge vow and stop going out with nlhcr women. using as an excuse the fact that "he was always n plillnndcrcr." He can change. too! You must rebuild your trust; convince George of your faith and determination to stick to your marriage. Above rill, n-7 matter what hubby does. don't continue the risky procedure of tri- ing to make him jealous. It worked once, but might prove disastrous in second time.

Stop doubting your own love for your husband. your doubts be too evident. hence his interest in other women!

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FOR A VVEE VVAIST

HERE IT IS! Your jumper with the New Bilhouettcl Look at that whirl. girl - ills just what you want for this year's fashion. Wear it with its own simple blouse for 'bout town doin's, wear it alone for a dater! Hat in pattern!

Pattern 4796 in Jr. Miss sizes 11. 13. 15. 17. But size 22 inches. Size 13 Jumper and hat. 35f; yards 54-inch; blouse. 196 yards 30-inch.

This pattern easy to use, sim- pie to sew. is tested for fit. nu compiste illustrated Instructions.

Send 'f'hirty-five cents (350) in coins (stamps nnot be ac- cepted) for this pattern. Print

plainly Sin. Nome. Address. Style Number.

Send order to ANNE ADAMS cure of The Guardian. so Front St. West. Toronto. Ontario. . '

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