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THE GUARDIAN Novaiymirit 19. 1953

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Mouse And lion o ' Husband Dares Only Sgueak To Wife

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F rancis-MacKay Wedding

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At this place in the road from the old farm at Alderlea, we find too the year has rolled. Pstt spring mornings bright with the fresh- minted gold of the seed-time; by

exquisite summer duaka with the . 1 I night! thnpninsmigd hflo gentle But Turns Her Kin Out Of House 30-0 mhmiderv. bus bindhyns 3: , man 0 e ooun e; rig the ::- s 5”" ' Flex” ""9 , Joys of the harvest. the scum an mugs R,1x- yearn I married s woman whom I Wmi 1'' A H 'hW”',W' I turned to bring us today the end dmfy Med 1..., ,,,...i,'grv'eagl-toxins 1 W1; '” '”'”' h" ”VPY- "Nine would please a- bride. Easy em- 7;: - ”t m" h””””"' on her huid and foot catering to her every whhu. Iillt V001 W0 11004” bmdw bud-”Mm1.,g.cm-d.d' mm Lookinz back now along those tn m '0 am; up on mm, day! ",4 m, Wm; go work, -1-Mn , . 3”" R. '””n'be:.”tg”i"d'w"k W ghnm m 3:; beggrineyatayirw out at night. Though I had suxmer ready for her agj 5” yndl T041 N rental fr concefnl. X0 WU ” V M -mm mm they rt 'lr woman: m...:..w:.:.".-'.i: li”i?u1?”mm.”'””of'if-?;'”i3u-'3 M v.:m..e-:v 'i2"ii'i.”"”"' A vi seen: of little consequence-those W1 n” W 9" ' 5h' Wm” do - hm "amid the Mn” My M :1. mtrteltgd 0! coll- losses and disappointments which ml 9 mm NW1 um um rand vlg 11! at ninstruauonl-M in 3 ours and the average farmstead is 1115 1”” bmm” E 9- m Prahm aid Thir y- ve gen ( 2 Ag K if owed upon .4, Mme... Animal, dug contentment of our early married e. Her aux . coins - be , be p g ,4 mme W. hug hoped would M-yd ,,p. by a previous marriage, lived with us for a while. 8 . i g K ,3; pl-ec;.b1. "rug to hem or nocg , ,, but she ran around. too. and finally I ordered her ) -gt calf, a. pair of lamb-kins. out of the house. My brother-in-law also lived with

us for a. time, but he wouldn't. work. so I ordered him out of the house, also. All these things my wife throws up to me when we have an argument. What can I do with her?

a prized a ewe. a. litter of piglets. And once it was a beloved kitten, the loss of which caused briny tears to well and flow. - But to balance those. indeed all but to erase the memory, did not we and other Island farm-folk re- ceive in reward for our toward- ship much increase of flel ? Great loads along the lanes, "pressed down and running over." "There'll be enough" we com- mented today to a visiting farm- er. - "And what more does anyone want?" he smiled. "And isn't it a. comfort to know that some snow and cold, or whatever the winter may bring us in the way of weather, there's a-plenty in the barns for the stock. There's not much pleasure in sitting by the fire. thinking about bare lofts" he twinkled. He shook his head grown white in the service of his fields, "I can mind some pretty trying Little Miss Gloria Stevenson wmterg in my day" ha offered, was the winsone flower girl and "times when it taxed a man's in-

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carol Sauve. 11. of Ont.. is the first Gill Gl1ldO to receive her gold cord in the his-

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' 2-. CONTIADICPIONS GALORE

' tory of the math comp . Carol, ANSWER: Your letter is such a. mess of con- 3, grade 13 student, n:,,resented trad-ictiona. it's about impossible to get at the truth. Mimicu last year at the regional You picture yourself as a downtrodden, martyred husband. working, conference in Ottawa. oh. so hard. for his wife and getting nothing but neglect in return. Then you become a blustering tyrant throwing people out of the house right and left. What have you done to further your malrite.l- happiness other than taking over the household chores in an almost servile manner? What you need now is an entirely new outlook on your obligations as a husband. Begin to earn your wife's respect (without which you will never have her true love). Do your share as a husband to keep the home fires burning, but let your wife know that finally you expect some co-operation from her. And stop toning people out of the house just to prove that you can do a little boas' when n ,. See what you can" do about earning more money so your wife won't have to i. What is wrong WW1 9133 59'” work; turn the household tasks over to her. be cornpanionable when 9611067 "N039 01 "5 W9” m9" wt

she's home, and stop nagging. Under those conditions, she won't find he Md 1-" 1: ecegga y, 1; m pum, ; 2. what is the correct pronunc1- for pressing woolens. be sure to W 0 we on de com mmp ation of "beige"? wring the cloth out of warm water.

3. which one of these words is not cold. cold water will only cool misspelled? Asphyxiaticrn. avordu- the iron more quickly and prolong

Muriel Nlssen

Q. How can I keep mashed. potatoes light and fhiffy? A. Before welding the miik,to, mashed potatoes, it should always be heated. This is even more im- portant to remember during the winter months, because then the milk is so cold and the potatoes are chilled by it, therefore becom- ing heavy in texture. , .l-low can I hasten the work

of pressing woolens? A. when a damp cloth is used

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In a beautiful setting of phlox. sweet peas, and gladioli, the mar-

nnao. mas Dix: Our next-door neighbor, a widow, it being

nage of Room Jctm. only daugh- wore a. dress of blue cord-ed ta.f- genuity to match mouth; and sup. married to one of my husband's friends. A friend of the bride will be P015 Bu revolt amortize. the Job.

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cranfordlfeta. trimmed with pink, with halo P1195, ms different, nowadays." -her matron of honor. My husband has been asked to be best man. The 4' what dog, me word --gob. Q. 30,, cm 1 eye", me me. in M-aoKa t. fanley Bridge andyand mitts of matching color. She urn-, not saying there are bet. wedding will be quiet with no guests, only the two witnesses. Afterward, rle,"y.. mean? the batmoom-3

James lLornu, 501'. of Mrs. ter farmers now than in the olden the four are going to dinner and then to a few clubs to celebrate. 5, what 1. 3 word beginning A, uge ; mu cinch dipped into

Fra.ncis of Fortuttc Bridge and the late Harry Francis, was soiemnized in the St. John's Presbyterian Church, New lionrion, on August 26. Reverend Donald A. Campbell: performed the double ring cere-l mony.

Mrs. Keith Rogers. Charlotte- town, was in charge of the wedding music. and. Mr. Eric Ma.cGregor, abo of Charlottetoum, sang "Oh Perfect Love” and ”I'll Walk Be- side You"

The bride given in marriage by her father, chose a floor-length drea of nylon not over satin. The long sleeved bodice was of lace trimmed with seeded pearls. Her embroidered finger tip veil was held in place by a. white satin tiara also Ll".m.mPd with pearls. Her bouquet was a cascade of red roses

Miss Enid Richards of Souris, was the winsome flower girl and less pale yellow dress of taffeta with net overskirt and matching net cape. She carried a cascade of pink mm.

Hnrrricarried a basket of sweet peas.

Mr. Robert M3.cKay brother of days, Ellen," he chuckled, "but the bride. was best man. and Mr. they're growing more stuff . . . hay. Archibald MacEwen of Stanley grain, rootsnwhy there's no end to Bridge and Mr. Eric MCEWen of the crops. I sometimes thing that SOUNS. Were Ushers. there's more waste about the fields

to the celebration, too.

For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. MacKay wore a. two-piece dress of navy blue, with matching acces- sories. She wore a. oorssge of red roses. Mrs. Francis chose for her son's wedding a dress of navy blue with which she wore navy ac- cessories and a. ccrsage of red roses.

A reception was held at Shining Waters Lodge, Cavendish. The bride's table was centred with a three tier wedding cake. The toast to the bride was proposed by Rev. Donald Campbell. and responded to by the groom.

The bridal couple left by car for Nova Scotla and Cape Breton, the bride wearing an aqua. suit, with blue and white check top coat. navy accessories. and a corsage of red roses.

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LA PAZ. Bolivia. (AP) -The government has charged that some Roman Catholic clergyman aided last week's abortive revolt. Min- ister of Govemment Federico For- tun said members of the clergy helped pass flrearnis to the revo- lutionists In La. Pu and Cochoa- bamba. some in persons were re-

these days than would keep a farmer in the old years. If the young generation were as canny as we had to be, now rich they would all be! Because they know how to work. But thrift! Very few to my mind, if any know the mean- ing of the word!" . . .

Completing all harvesting: from our fields, last loads of turnips were brought in this morning. in

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would feel that they should have

Since both are friends of mine, I think I should have been asked

RITA D.

ANSWER: Any case involving poatinsrital celebrations can be very touchy. If you were invited, relatives and other friends of the couple

been invited, also. I believe. how-

ever, that the celebration should be restricted to dinner, omitting the

fancy clubs later.

Miss Nissen cannot reply peruonnny to readers but will Inlwov uroblems of interest through this column. '

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ANOTHER. CAUSE OF DYS- PHAGIA (DIFFICULT SWALLOVVING)

I have'written before ”of the middle-aged female patient who thought her food was not entering her stomach from the tube (oeso- phagus) which carries food from mouth to stomach. She could put her hand on the exact spot at low- or end of breast bone where food was "stuck." X-ray (fluorosoope) revealed that when the food reach- ed this spot there was a. slight de- lay before it finally entered the stomach. By means of a mirror. the patient was able to see what was happening and gradually the ”food

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Q. would it be all right for a hostus to cancel an evening of bridge if she finds out an hour or

so beforehand that, one of her guuts cannot come?

A.,No. this would be inconsid- erate of the other guests who have already made arrangements to at- tend. She, should try her best to find a. substitute, and if she fails in this. suggest a game of hearts. rummy, poker. canasta. or some other entertainment.

Q. Ifayoungmanistakinga girl out to dinner, should he ask her where she would like to eat?

A. This is not necessary. It is the ma.n's privilege to decide be-

wiih fa that means "ludicrous; un- real"? ANSWERS

1. Say. "None of us was there. but him and me." 2. Pronounce bazh, a as in bay. 3. Avoirdupois. 4. state of being sober; temperance. "The man's sobriety was not ques- tioned." 6. Farclcal.

For Tomorrow

Tl-ITS day's vibrations advise against the experimental.' Follow routine procedures and defer ac- tion on new projects until a more propitious date. Considerable re- straint may be required to main- tain budgetary restrictions. There is a. tendency toward extravagance which, if encouraged, could lead to serious financial difficulty later. Domestic affairs, romanm and cultural activities are favored. how- ever, and new friendships should be encouraged. The lunar aspects are excellent for matters . concerned with the home and plans made now for long-desired improvements, for refurbishing or interior decoration

kerosene for cleaning tiles in the bathroom or kitchen. Then wash the tiles with warm water and wipe dry with a soft cloth. '

TEEN AGER ONLY

no GOMPILEXION Hunks.

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ported killed and 40 wounded. sgucgv geenng paged gwly. 1n mos; forehand where they are going.

t.hi.s is lied b gpgg How should a wedding in- f,g".”f.. lower 32 I31 vitation be addreued to a man and

Teacher - Johnny. when is caused by emotional disturbances. N5 W": 50"! 01 Wh0m "9 dime Brazil? This symptom is sometimes called W11? .

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i if tomorrow is your birthday. the months ahead should be notable for "singular accomplishment on your

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lit cups flour

it cup butter

2 tablespoons bmrvn sugar

Mix till crumbly and pack in pan. Bake in slow oven until A delicate brown (8 min.)

But 2 eggs. add 1 cup brown sugar, 2 tablespoons flour, 1,9 tag. spoon salt, 1 teaspoon baking pow. der, 1 cup chopped walnuts. 1” cup Oocomli. ii teaspoon vanilla: pread over cake and bake in moderate

Icing: 1 Ulblespoon butter. 2 teaspoons lemon or orange juice, a little rind.

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finger and P. Kramer report on six men who complained of dsyphagio. an-. Yo ?.f..'”:i..'.'Ii "'"” "' '1'? i. is. .l..”.'.

(difficulty in swallowing). Previous- mothin Tint: little tea may be "out 3'? .5 '" m ' blot-

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ly this condition had been diag- nosed as cardiospasm and inflam- mation of the ” .

In these six cases the dysphsgla appeared to be caused by an ex- ceuively active constriction ring that permitted at times partial

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Lot of Girls' Corduroy. Reg. 37.95

209k OFF balance of Children's COATS and COAT SETS. assorted slug.

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Dresses, etc., (lies at 1.00

Chlldrents assorted sizes i ATS. clearing of each . . . . . . . . . . 51.00

Viumin D. The rays also have difficulty penetrating tanned skin

It h well to know that a "level teaspoon" is the bowl of the tea- spoon nlied to the level of the

edges. equal to two level teaspoons. and I

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part. A daring or novel idea could attract the attention of superiors, bringing with it rich financial re- wards and a spectacular lnorea.se.Ln prestige. There is even the possi- bility that a clever venture may thrust you unexpectedly into pub- lic life and result in fine publicity for your endeavors.

Late spring should find you in the throes of some interesting or- periences. either social or roman- tic and there is a. likelihood that you will receive news regarding an inheritance or the satisfactory con- clusion of some long-pending pro-

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A child born on this day will be alert, enterprising and courageous in the face of alkobstacles.

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rim bonny bundle of bsbyhood iii. lost his '” heart to Heinz, Heinds those natural devours just so yummily delightful that he says so in the most outspoken way be knows-by reaching

out for more.

Of course, he never quite knows what his next meal will be. That's because there's subh a wide variety of Holes Baby loods-four kinds of

Pro-Cooked Cereals that

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solids from the sun ; : 3 34 Strained Baby Foods sad 20 Junior loods ; 5 : almost every ' gnin. vegetable. fruit "and neat food product. that your doctor might recom- mend. And each variety is nssde from