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DOROTHY DIX

Domineering Mother

DEAR MISS DIX: I am 31 years old. single. and liviiic with my mother. who is Fill She is a widow and has been in this cniintry for 40 years. She owns her own home. renting one .ipai‘tment. Mother has Ilways been domineering—-she made my fathers life -miserable with her constant nagging. She has never liked me to have friends and has broken up several of my budding romances. ‘

Sometimes she didn't like the boy} looks. or the wa_v‘he dressed.

MEN’

Page 8 The Guardian Wednesday. April 7, 1954 l ,' 1

How ‘Can I? Ellen's Diary‘ By Anne Ashley By An lIlInd Fnrmei-‘I Wife l

The Variety Concert which oc-

Q‘ Hr” can I keep sionally and by way of a pleai-'-

the floor. on mop clean? ‘

. . t diversion took us to ractice Always there was 1 trumped-up excuse, and to keep peace Id break A. Instead of trying to shake $113“ in the wmmunny hail was off with tnem. the tint out of a new floor moplpresemed ,omgh,_ A bmir__chiid

She has even enibarriisstd me by calling up l-I. buys mother to tell WHITF Cu”: i‘r|“9l‘ 5l3l'''”‘S *0 "59 “- brush "' of the local W. I. it was quite R. her to keep the young man home. Now I have met a man where I work #4‘ liritli ai whisk broom. The mop willl Succeﬁs‘ one was aware of this and we are becoming \'9l'_\' l0l‘.(l of each other. I doubt if Mom can I E“ ” _ialiiays be fluffy and clean. by this well rounded applause te- break up this romance. However. after trying all the old arguments 1 N Wm” “war I Q. How can I prevent diced “wed gm. the various numbers and she came up with R. new one. A fortune teller told her that he was not 1 Cup weal “mm ‘fruits from dropping to the bot- 3150 by the gigging of happiness the right one for me and that I'd be happier if I waited! 9 ‘ '_ V‘ _ tom of ii gelzitine mold? , ii min the gyes ii; the children

. 2 tsp bakiiig povidii i 3 R

My beau has rosy dreams of marrying me and having mother live 1 {j ' g It A. Tnis can be prevented byi pi“-ilcip3iing_ young and excellent, with us 0b\‘l0v.l5l_\‘ he's not aware of her disposition 1 love my mother 1 :9‘ ‘“ "H chilling the fruits and adding when‘ ti-oiipei-5 that. they pmve. to be. It iim:l have done everything I could to make her comfortable and lialJl33'. 1‘ 5p‘ ""111 a‘_ the gvlatine mixture has partly ‘ was fitting that they should have but don't feel that I should tie myself down to her tantrums for the‘ Cup‘ ‘d "P" 7 d b k m U0llS‘,€alE’ll. '3 part. in this venture which is l'J rest of my life. I hate to hurt her. but I do want a life of my own. ‘m0d‘;_a1ll'; °(:V;ll 81”" 3" “ 9 How can I make sweet peas‘ b,-mg sooner or inter ndded im-

Lil-‘E WITH THIS MOTHER! i ' bloom. better? l l provemcnts to respective class- . . .. . . - . _ .. . . when panting sweet peas,-rooms.

AN.\VvF)R: Your mothets diamatit (‘lfOl'.5 to keep you at home‘ —.ltI,He ll-irrhixton. ‘A _ ._ , . . . _ i-'aii.sceriil the re.is0nable and I'm afriiid _\‘oii'll have to be equally drii- Spring Valley W. I. 1”" ‘he "N5 “‘”m 3"“ “mm 5° wmghl they SD91“ vtfhe" mews matic in ire». voiirself. I have done (‘.0llSl(‘lP.l"ill)le editing on your long and they \\lll bloom for better thlm: ‘md 53"‘ me” 5°“? mm all ‘he , ' ' . _ 1. . . 1 L ium, (,1 Me with ~- - — .iilicn run cast. and west. heartiness and chaim of their in- ieitier. but the (trials le!l«Ml.\ P195911‘ 5 “Wipe 9 9“ ~ ‘ _______w________H ‘nocem ‘em-5‘ Ti,,.i,~ (tide,-5_ ap- mother, as well as the compatibility of you and your young Inﬁll.‘ Ifrﬁyou rlahe Stars Say ‘ ipreciabll‘; more se:[_Cmscmus> also rorrianinbeai h0m9- fl'U5L":;f‘* “l‘dr:e§f¥:;‘°)“6d‘r°:‘gl:2?“ ”‘‘° “’°”‘ "” 5”’ __ '1liat Body of Yours lacquitted Illeniselves \\'t’llI iii crio.-. .l"’“' “O l13°d‘° 9’ 9' ~"°” ' ‘ . . - . . « , ~ «uses. in an old-time trio of fine

LPa‘.lI‘.'_' for a home and family of _vour own iiil. hvlp briiu ever_\'- 5-‘ "°""‘“"" ’‘‘’’‘'b|' 3.‘ JIHIIFR “- B“|"1°||» -“-”- imasculme V0-mes: m engagmg 50103.1: urielx con(lit.:on to a mo"e normal level Your niotlier .\\ill C£’ll'l.al'l‘i'lY rave Fm Tomﬂmw |‘\F0RMA,n0N ABOUT AN."_ and duels and mmneues out of and rant “men you announce your piaris. but, rest assuied.ht ’ll€]I:.S l"l’l0IlE AVOID dhpllus M LFmpe]_a_ Bl0Tl(‘s_GERM KILLERS 3 more modem hbl.m.y of song‘ than a. grain of (>0I'l‘ll'Y’lDll sense behind hei fien.'._\ .ind is e eaiii Io "Wm and be mpkumam‘ in ‘(oak The”, was mSU.un“.mai muslc to ICC!’-D1 T-“'5 3-‘ ‘hey 74"" Tm‘ "‘’5‘ "mm Sh” "‘“‘1‘l d" “°“1‘l_b° m K“. A} mg with both [l'l(‘iIds anti liu~1- We read much today about anti- set the most solemn toes to bent 1”" “ p”l'“"‘P -lob Sm) mod‘; wUH"\' and pmple TU [.0 ~mle“‘§‘ il(‘~5 assotiatcs nun. You niav be biotics. or tierm killers. such as the time; and as fine substance for her ui 201111-‘—lll.llL'. Her llllilllt'l.’\l position must .b(‘v.'-E(‘lll‘€. as Int suic subjected m mmm. mm(,3.,{m.e5 sulfa drugs and penicillin. in Posl- other tastes. the offerings of tal- _\(\ll re:+ii7.r. When slit-‘s ('[)ll\'lll('(’(l that you .'\lt‘lll .cai\'iiig hei- to starve especmnv dun“ my mmmné m_ammm Medicme‘ DI.‘ Chpsler emed eioculmmsis’

'1°“°- ‘mu be mm? ”‘°°'‘“1vd [0 ‘mm’ nmlmagﬂ i . . hours but if you Will lllalllllllll a }‘'9‘‘l''’'- 309011 UﬂiV€J'Sll.V Schml ' ‘ '

It wotilrl bf’. 3 Emd Kira l0 NW9 3011!” P3510‘-‘ lv“-K .-“““ "‘””‘°r Wren; and Him “mud? H,” can «if .\le(licinc, gives some useful in- We marvelled at how very far Iboub ht“ D€‘11l'h31l'~ 101‘ l““““9 ‘°”""5- A “mid {mm mm """~‘~ "me her ‘beg! [hem egsm. ' ' forniniiuii about antibiotics. some of the assistance had come. of that weakness. _ ____ ; Whﬂc “Hank; an, (,0meI.m,d l There are five antibiotic di'ugs One. A member of the chorus_cIme_ ""’. dh . ‘ _' ,H. on in common use today—penicilliii. to us all the way "frae G.asca

C()ntr?lCt Bndl-£6 3 em 0,13, wnsmkm ‘e p (ill i~hluroni_vciii, streptomycin. aurc-0- not recently but at the cessation . . i< U,ii,,.,i,,,,,, and “ﬁne” "\ fpen, Hm‘ ll” 5 iiiyciii. and tcrramycin. Each of of hostilities of World War II as . B’ ""‘P'”"" busmes’ mM,m“_' ‘I “‘f".'.d be these all?ll)l0ll(‘5 hasa definite place it youthful war bride She still ARI-'. 1'01‘ A -vi‘Rl'1\lI'-l)RAWF.R"‘.' “dvlsable [0 ml‘? 1‘ ms)‘ Vsnme in ll‘i(’I'i'l]JF’.lilC5 tircatmenti. retains the fetching accent of nor _V,_ »'"d»&"“’'“ “m ‘””',m°” '“"~‘ “O” Pfllltiilllll. :iureom_vcin. chloro- native land Citizens of two count- The hand below is tiul for ex- be Complewl-" "“““b“’ mm‘ lli\t.‘ll1 and le-rramycin_ are given rte: her Chlfldgell agejinliie L\\r"led£‘lOl;l,:l'$ perts. out it has a \'ei'_\' dlSlllli'l Fm. the mnhday ‘by mouth. for the lieatmeigtn ut tlnentélxtgv O Shilllgsﬂ 0‘ ”MoLhert.s DOIM lo!‘ ‘h“‘‘‘‘ ‘'‘‘”‘‘”e”5 players If tninorrow is your birtlidriv. flsnjlrajnﬁ3':I;:::$?é"‘E?I:)nEhe Sm”? heogmetv y . . 1. I . L - y it _ . r * l‘ t ' . ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ “holl;1mPU.TmI‘\?->10“ “mu he mg H‘? “"1 ml" "‘°'”h" “h””ld be rich and small intestine strepln- She saw the Queen .'\laJ'_v. the. m“ P p' ""“‘°"‘“»" b°"““°”‘1 mu‘ “'h“’e myciii is also given by mouth for palatial sea-lad; in the course of South dealer. i."‘“"” ‘~'*”'°“ 3"“ “”"""95 ‘”"’ °""‘ its local effect in reducing the construction. And had no idea . Neither side vulnerable} <'Pl‘n9d- D‘“‘“‘l1 3' “°“""'”- iiuniber of germs in the ‘intestine. W81 ‘W5 “'0U3d ‘)9 U16 l81I‘.V 17031 ninlicolleued by 1093 you could run into teniporary but 15 "my Bbsm-ed‘ in which she would one day lake ‘K 6 “$199195 0“ .V"l“' 1'03" [0 *‘Ch‘eVe': Penicillin and streptomycin lire passage to H far Canadian home. moﬂmo, 5) :KgJ-,2 m9m—95P€l‘i8l1.V If UK’ 00-0901" illjécled into the muscles for the She has pleasant memories of the men of elders is rPtiuu'ed- You ii-eaimeiit of svstemic infections voyage. “And Wasn‘t1tnlCet0think ‘62 can overcome these setbacks ‘and ani.mn V > ' ' ' ‘

. .. . .. ii ycin and teiramycin that the then Piime Ministni of Biihy getting more C A732 N ‘:07, however, with putietice and per- min in. mJ,....ed mu, iina veins when Canada was a fellow-piisseiigeri‘ ' ‘ Rclllf lite‘? dill‘? '98 ' 32 sew-rance in action. the inalt-rial is properly prepared. Not that we were aware of the If _vnit<lon'twant tn Sp(‘rl(ll\|Oll€\ on ‘A630 ‘V E .33”; ‘ 'I‘ry to lie ob_ic~itii'e iiiitl iintlci'- Unfnrtuiiatcly. the standards nf fact until a day 01' so before we "F-8l|lRT"P\l‘.\'C"lh l"U!"l‘€I’S.ll‘\ lllls lln 4-C-‘J1 S K985. Slalld ntiim‘ imiiits of \'lf‘\\' alld :l"5'rl\’S \\I‘l‘t". f‘l('\‘t'lODPd wiui llli’. use docked. Bail wc spoke in him and; fromapractical mother. ueaiea wit 7 OKQJ85‘ .\‘ou will find that. in .\‘our eiinrts of c r udt‘ and i'rl:iti\'Pl.V impui-1; he shook lmiids ‘wt’ the wee one quilt in and out oftlie §poke.V0l'ha|'iy'I ‘pun 10 adapli "l’l’°5’“°" “M lad“ 5“'°l“""‘-"ml “"1 “F101”? the pure flier fll‘Sl.l)ol‘lll And I‘ was easy; crib to save little arms and legs from .105‘ ‘ Du,-mg August‘ an nncxpmied Ci-ysiniine product had been isol. -to see ll‘l."l'l. he was B kind. plcziszini.

getting caught hetvieen the liars. A3 change may prove quite foi-tu- tiled. man. . . . _ I P..S‘. lf quilt is colored. so much the '1' nabe and there I5 I Strong possi- Pi-nicillin is highly effective when Another of tonights artists. also better. Wee ones dearly l0\clO look at The bidding: mm), mm your mesh“ and given by incnin and it is ii can-il, war bride is one who “iniglit lively colitis. soiitti West North End ‘popuiarm, “in lncwase elm‘... as venieni iiay to prescribe this power- say. Im a) nafiive of .\:l‘li:llll‘% . . 1. pass 2. P555 1 rosun M membersmp m 3 group ful drllt: l‘0l'luIli1lel_\', it is not since muci 0 my giil 00 was ‘ . . toxic I oisnnousl. Cases \\'lIPl‘(‘ 'il‘.‘ 39911 T-‘1‘9« 1011!! 350 HOW

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A"P°"’°'""'""" 4 Q Pass Pass Pass some mlsicﬂdmg m,iupm.Ps penicillin loses its strength by the L0ﬂd0n- ~ And 15115 ll lUIlll.V ‘Sh? can usua|l_\ he kept - . . .- . acid nice of the sininatth liavi .1 . laughed." how the accent sticks to: . West opoiien the qut-cn of clubs, may appea, d.,,m5_. Ocmmi, 50 _l . _ _ ah" " Mb-‘H. Km and South wnii v\lKh the ace. 1394- be “en Dunn“ Nmembm. ‘and fortuuatcli been corrected by our me in spite of my years here!‘; \?li<I(‘l\ in hictootli. wrung 3 m”.mM break M m,mp,»_ DP.‘_mb“_ mum” N PM“ ‘D biocheinists. Her homeland is real to her thrrc. Hk‘C'(|\I\l‘\?lI'It‘l\I§ st) iwnih pi‘0lJ“‘l" ‘M “ 1”” “"”“l’ i~.i(i;[' mconw '9 ' ‘ Hm‘. mm ,1“. phhman know ‘mt elder Chll(‘ll'cll who with llltll" 'mpm“'m' Ucrhcﬂ toward diiiiiiiiy. When the time. A amid bolin an “US dd). “.11. bf. ll? 15 :l\'lIli! 111" lTml«19ll'- U19 €0l'1€'»'~ Mom” ‘spam “ Ncon‘ 5u"‘"‘“' “'1

offer 2.1 Strained

- . held. tl€Clal‘(’l‘ “H5 Cillm‘ "‘"'l'°C'~ "1 intelligent ‘Hid llarrl-\\'0l‘l(llllZ _ A \ . . Fnmlx: ..iriclutlingl nuts. egciahlcs. leading agmiwr im on tliisnbm will ha”, .0 mmd Mam“ Me‘-"‘$m”“' ncsscm‘ and Ommc ll'l(‘k Fast’ dISL‘drd?d lit“ l“’?“"~- makiii ll"l'l\' and ll‘il)lll“\'9 decis- Juice. Processcd iiiili C\lf'iI-\f\€C|i<ll ﬁhowmg that Humps Wm? not He. ion‘ 3 is _ l s. cnre;l(icr'hcr s hiratiiehtl l-ooils are nui- L”: m mmk mmmblv‘ and we“, .. V H 7 V __V W slan ing or nicc-to-t e-Ionguc ic\turc : . ' T’ i it ~ ti i ht ileieiisc, again - . as well as iriic-to-n:iiiir_e colors and El:]dln';“‘]p“,m): zhgt, act | Better English ﬂavors. All hate the uniform quality V Now it ‘mum 1)“? been an Px‘_d_. "‘ D (. “mum”

you've come in eipeci from the folk! ‘em idea for Sﬂlllh to l‘P(:nn51del.' - . i WM make hahles-‘hm hwncgs ' ' ' his plan oi pliv but he continued 1- Wm“ *5 “"""‘3 “'“l‘ “"5 -"“"' "W" "’'I.‘ b“‘”l°-“ - “.;”‘ Hump‘ T-'h'l\. mm, WP“ ‘Oak tent-e” “I ll'lf‘(l llll e.\'pei'iiiient and

0 o n his 3”. He ,.,.iu,.m,d ‘ Ciubv and iotind the results very wrong" the Sllll was led a third timI'. 2' what 15 “W """“'Cl “'0'

Ioliof maasuva. Oiiiclt-pick-up \\l1cl‘|

ntint-intion of “gal-i-ulnus"?

you‘re pluiiih tiickcrcil nut Sit with il01'Cl"i SW1“ 1° l'“”~ . . . . . i. shoulders rc|zi\cil.knet-< .«l[‘dl'l and feet 1 NOW South \\ 85 1l“lPl¢55» If he vtlllhgqh (ﬁne .0‘. [MW .“md‘~ Ls resting on oiiicrciigcs.Siirpriiiiigliov. used up his last trump to draw m.‘“Pe 9 ' °p'9"f- 5"l“”5“i ‘"“ soon you‘ll feel better. Wcstfs remaining spade. he would P‘°55‘°““bl°- ‘"‘P““-"“"“°-

bp helplesi agkilnﬂ mi 1.9,,“ of 4. What does t.he woril "coni-

. . . lthe «lllb suit ivheiievi-r he knock- P“l5l°“" m°“"'-’

Daily moasurefmhiibi‘s(lici‘oi-aiigr —ii.i niii the ace of diamonds. And 54 Wm” l5 8 Word bciiiiinlns

juice for the \'ii:iriun (' so important! .1; hp led a diamond without draw- for healthy tissiies iind gums. Gerber‘: . mg ways 13;; ;yiimp_ west would Orange Juice is processed Vtiisl for .19“ ii fourth club, forcing out bal-ties Kladefrnninee-ripcncdnmnizes l,ii.-ci_-.ii~¢ii-'_.- last trump Then West. . . selected for milil llainr. appealing i would make ;. set-(ind [rump trick

“°'”' "ml '“'-'h \''‘f'‘‘'" ( “‘‘"‘‘'"'; ito defnat the contract. Pauciiri/cil for hzil-i_\ .< |'\l'Olct'|l0ll an: 1 1t goes without saying that :al’9fllllI <ir.iinci| so ll ciinbcfcd from €s“u"h mum ii,“-9 made his non- °'”°'“""”"“‘"‘"' tract by abandoning the trump ‘ 0 0 suit after the second rotiiid show‘; hniaab hum“ Ma 5‘. .. ed him the lriii break. He sh0|ll fm. HM“, Znd MNE ' “mm have shifted to tlianionrls. West ‘Hm. p;\k.hninK\«- \lO|ll(l take the ace of diamonds hookicl lga mlmgnr and ‘mad a f'lllll. but then the infomiaimn on iii, lruinp still lll (lllV1\nl_\' would make prnpcrfnnilsandfccd. it iinpmfitnhle for the defenders ingproi:ctiiirel'or}oiir to lead H tlurd round of clubs.

halo}. For _\our free copy write me, \lrs. Dari (icrhcr. Btu |7_ Toronto ill. Canada.

They would have no way of reduc- llllﬂ the trumps in the closed hand. land Soutli \\‘I'llll('l easily regain the I lead draw trumps and run his tricks l

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nisr T0 ‘tool!!!

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BRAND-NEW Ind beautiful it‘: the 1054 Alice Brookl Needle- craft Cntalog. Four patterns printed iniiine. Plus the mint popu- lIr embroidery. -cmchet., 5Qwin‘_ color trnnilfcr designs to send for —-lrlviu for gifts. bﬂzillfl. Iiiihionn. Send 25 cenu for your copy now!

Fits:-: TEETH Tlicf Loosen Need No! linlunri-ins

Many beam: or (III! teeth hue I ‘ ‘H. at henna nipped. Itip wob-

moir n a

tiled at Juntbewronct e. not live in far of thin no 3 to you. Just Ipruille I little . the Ilknllle (non-Icldl powder. on your plane. llold {Ike teeth more ﬁrmly. no they feel mow comfortable. Dona

and omit “very." 2. u-lus. I as in (Is. first u as in use. Ii-cnnd u an in ii.-. aC<'Pnl. first syl-

uith in: that nieiins "to provoke; incite"?

ANSWERS

1. Say. "I. made. an experiiiieiit," Pronounce gar-

lable. 3. Suppress. 4. Act of f‘.0l'I‘i-

pelling; subjection to force. “Com- pulsion Ob8dlt‘.l1('P." 5.

never sccurr-s i-uniplete Inst ignte.

Morning Smile

A man who had _uist. bought at parrot. for $40 at an auction asked if the bird could talk intelligently. "You ought to know.“ the niictioneer replied. "Hf"s the one who's been hidding against you.

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mong these scenes she once. knew. . . . So bits of the old Moilieriand; came B(‘l'0.\5 ill? OCEIIII In US brought by love. to ‘enrich the lives of those of us in the new. as these lnnd fine assist-aiice in every good_ work in their husbands’ honiclandf.

"Ah. ha. Ellen. you've been friz-‘ zin‘ your liairi" James tr-xiscd when the fading day returned him from‘ Aldcrlen to this pliice "I suppose that occupied most. of your day"

d0:~'.i:{P of pciticilliiii‘ Dr. Keefer stiilcs ilizi I. the inosl important guide in f'0l'l'F(’l dosaize of penicillin by mouth is the effect upon the " - lf‘lll EX]lPl‘l:‘llt‘P has established certain dosage by mouth and .iii: ninouiit, that is needed for man; iiifnctiaiis.

.\side from the real effectiveness of penicillin by mouth. it causes no fllSa2l'Pf‘f'l|)ll" side reactions and the pcrceiiliigc of patients sett-

Slll\'r‘ lo penicillin by mouth is less ‘ ' ' l than iihcn the muscular injections OW d3.V7‘ ‘"1131 “'95 1' bl“ H “'1-*.'l‘ are lllVf‘li. As an aid to physicians; 0‘ blue Sl€.V- R 5unn.\' wind. fl1m|6- in iigiiiiiig piii,ipni_:_ nr Kegfprln the niillstrnani and wide whitc states that penicillin by mouth is‘fl9‘d-*7 I particiilnrly (‘llPCli\’P in gonorrhogii UM” l0m0l'1‘0W ~ — — — DIN)‘ and strcptococcic infections. -' - — -CC0d-lllf!hl- - . - ‘

bther on the street?

Modern Etiquette hA. It is up to the man to do _____ I. ls. l 3,. R,,i,,,m, L” Q. Should the bread and biittcr

plates remain on the table through-

Q. If no individual butter knife out the eiiiii~e mm]? is provideil at the dinner table. A. No; they slimild be l't‘llll'W(’fli should the meat. knife be used for‘ from the table. just prior to nerv- this purpose? ing the dessert.

At Fnl‘ Sl31'<‘-"ldllllz butter on bread, Q. Is it considered proper for 2 yrs. But ulien one is putting butterl man to refer to his wife as "The on potatoes or vegetables. then Mlssus"? : llhc fork should be used. ‘ A. Although this is quite often l Q. Should .1 young married wo- done. it is not con.sidere.d in the Vlllilll iilciitify herself over the tele- 17651 01 inﬁll‘. l phone in ‘:1 social at-quaintiiiice by ~a}'lll'L'. "'lhis is Sharon Martin," or. “Tliis is Mrs. David Martin"?

A. "Tliis is Sharon Martin."

Q. Shoiild the man or the wo- man ll‘.‘il(f‘ the move to stop for (‘(‘lh\'(’l'Sﬂll0n when they meet each

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First Aid

Home Nursing (st. John Ambulance)

Childhood Diseases

Balmy spring weather and com- municable diseases seem to go hand in hand. So this is I good time of year to keep an eye on children for early symptoms of measles. scarlet fever. chickenpox, Whooping cough and mumps. Prompt treatment will lessen the severity of the disease and help to prevent complications.

How do parents recognize the symptoms of these childhood ail- ments? Watch for these telltale signs. says St. John Ambulance:

Red Meaoles: The child will have

fever. running nose. sore eyes and B. cough. On the fourth day after these early symptoms start. a reddish. blotchy rash appears on the forehead and behind the ears and then spreads downwards over the body.

German Measles: Early signs and symptoms are similar but mildu than red measles. There are us- ually sinall tender lumps behind the ears and down the sides of the neck. As a matter of fact. the rash may be the first sign parents notice. This rash is finer and more pinkish than that of red measles.

Scarlet Fever: First symptoms of scarlet fever are fever, headache. sore throat and reddish or furred tongue. This is followed in 24 to '12 hours by a fine, bright red rash which first appears on the neck, armpits and groin. The rash begins to fade in three to seven days and is folioiied by "peeling."

Chickenpox: Within ‘.34 hours after the child develops a. mild fever, headache and loss of ap- petite. the chickenpox rash usually appears. This rash first shows up as small. separated. piinplclilte riiisecl red spots which rapidly be- come filled with ii clear fluid. which in turn. becomes pus, breaks and scabs over. In mild cases the. rash may be the first sign of the dis- ease.

Whooping Cough: Starts with I fevcr and a cough. They become gradually spasinotlic and the "vi-hoop“ develops about the second week of l.he disease

Mumps: This disease is usually easily recognized by the painful swelling in front of and below the ears. But don't forget that the swelling can be in front of and below Just one ear or both.

In every case, the patient should be isolated as much .-is possible imniediately ii communicable dis- ease is suspected to prevent spread- ing tiie infection and the family doctor should be called for advice.

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The conversation of smIll boys often contains I great dent of boasting. The)’ derive satlsfactloti from the Ittempts to outdo their friends‘ accounts of sights Ieen. their exploits in games. the pos- sessions and imagined abilities of their parents. This spirit of emulation may be cngngjng in children; but when it persists into adult life it can produce a tragic malformation of character. In the lives of individuals and of no- tions this form nf lnfantilism —-

masquerading often as the main- tenance of pr:-stifle ~ destroys harmony and embitters relation- Ihips.

The fact that St. Paul in his Christian life, wrote so often I.

bout boasting might seem to sue,- guest that he had long suffered from this particular form of ar- rested development. Pride, though consciously rejected. still coloured the recollection of his former life. The eighteenth-centui-_v commen- tator Bengel says of a passage in Philippians that it is as if Paul were counting his former advant-

ages on the fingers of his hand‘ "Circumcised the eighth day. of the stock of Israel. of the tribe of Benjamin. ii Hebrew of Hebrews. as touching the law. a Pharisee. Is touching zeal. pcrsecutlng the Church. sis touching the righteous ness which is in the law, found blameless." The list would savour of conceit, were it not followed by the qualifying statement: "What things were iziven to me. these have I counted loss for Christ."

In other Epistles the same note

is struck. In Galatians Paul laid emphasis upon the fact that he had "advanced in the Jews‘ re-

ligion beyond many of mine own countrymen, being more exceeding zealous for the traditions of iii.\' fathers“ An assured position had given him authority. He had felt himself to be. like the imaginary Jewish interlociitor of the Epistle to the Romans. "ii guide of the blind. ii light of them that are in darkness .n corrector of the fool- ish. a teacher of babes." But since then he had himself been blinded by an overwhelming light. and now

counted himself "less than the lciist of all saints."

Yet. in his iiiisilonaijv viork critical attacks could still rouse

him to expnsttilatlon: and he would proclaim his eminence. not as scholar and exezete. .but is suf- ferer. The Epistle for sexagesiina contains the famous catalogue of perils endured by land and sea. through prison and shipwreck. It became I‘-’tiul’s ambition as some personal recompense for his for- mer pcrseciitioii of the Church.

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"to fill up that which is lacking ,.. the Iffuctions of Christ"; uni Calvary might, as it were. througl him be continued Ind its effective influence made more widespread That he made this umbitioii known might suggest that lhﬂ spirit of emulation still ullﬁered It was conquered when he wrnui "we preach not ourielves. but Christ Jesus Is Lord. Ind our. selves as your servants for Jesus sake." This mastery was the work of God "who shined in our heart. to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the 1;“ iii Jmus Christ."

The Sexagesima collect oyeniy "O Lord God. who seest. that ii-. put not our trust in anything tnai we do." Triumph over self i. anticipated: anticipation makeii the ultimate triumph more likeli Those who are learning dI,y by day not to put trust in their own achievements may be learning also to entrust themselves to him wliri is worthy of trust. whom Paiii named "the God and l"It.I'ier of our Lord Jesus Christ." The-y tire reaching the position Where U‘-ev have nothing to lose but God; tiiii possession of whom no man cIn take from them.

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