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PAGE TWO THE GUARDIAN

Household Scrapbook

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Cleaning Luggage

Light-colored luggage can be tleaned by rubbing the soiled parts with one part of vinegar mixed with two parts of linseed oil. Wipe

nd polish with a soft cloth. .It is Best to clean the luggage as soon is possible after it has been soiled.

Window Boxes

Before putting ground into the Ivmdew boxes whitewash the in- sides of them. It will keep away the insects. and also preserve thel boxes.

APRIL 30. 1953

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Morning Smile

Busy Bee

The allotment holder had left the village and taken a house in town. Meeting a friend. the latter asked him what had happened to his colony of bees.

"Oh. I've a large attic and keep the hives up there."

"But what do the pollen?"

"Well. at five o'clock in the morning I go up and open the win- dows and they all buzz off to the park across the road."

"But they can't do that!"

"Why?"

"The park doesn't eight o'clock!"

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Forlumo Purser now 1.25

Hand soup 3 colres in plastic gift box 1.75

"Punot"-purse-size stick cologne with refill 2.00

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Toilet w..o.".'3.oos 2.50 1.50 ("'with atomizer!

Dusting Powder 1.75

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- ELLEII'S DIARY ,

By An Island Farmer's Wife :

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What delightful days these are for children of the farm! And how full! How soon after heads touch their pillows does sleep reach up quiet restful arms to cradle them!

"I'll come in and say my prayers beside your bed tonight. Daddy- and then everything will be all right!" the younger lad comment- ed. he having been allowed to loiter downstairs a few minutes after the rest. of his Family had re- tired to their beds.

"Lord, protect me through the night!" Guardian angels smiled and took up their watches on eith- er side of this laddie . . . It was an ancient petition, one which had rested the cares of many a child had been carried far and ever away from the home-nest. and been cherished and perpetuated again in newer generations.

And looking back along our years as we tucked covers snugly about young shoulders. kissed the sleeping Jamie in a secretive manner which brought a giggle of imerriment to Gage and spread an iextra. blanket over them for Karo- .lyn's sake. it was to remember pthat. to our mind. children are much favored who are reared on a I farm.

l What else is it but fond memor- ies of the growing years which one .day makes folks return? Come back in fine cars to revisit old lscanes. walk again in the often- ihumble trails of their youth. We lhave seen them. but not to mar- 1vel: to appreciate the sentiment iwhich has drawn them back to 'well remembered haunts of their ' yore.

0 O O i "Aren't you sorry for farm-chil- dren, Ellen" we recall the query of a companion of girlhood - a millage maiden she was. We were walking along it byroad at .time rcdolt-nt with the delectable ',scents of summer - of tree and fern and blossom, of -- we remem- bervwind of sea, when we chanced ;to meet a barefoot lad, who re- lgardiiig us shyly passed by on the farthest side.

He was young and freckled. and lclad in faded and tattered trousers held up by one suspender on a

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By Anne Ashley

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How can I easily clean carv- ed furniture”?

A. Dip a good-sized round bris- tle paint. brush into kerosene. hang in the open air until it appears dry. and use for dusting deep carvings and intricate moldings. After eacn using. clean by wiping vigorously on a handful of rags. Wash when '. it becomes too dirty to use, and re- jpeat the application of kerosene.

' Q. How can I avoid difficulty in finding an article when storing things for the summer or winter?

' A. Mark each package as to its

1 contents and there will be no trou- ble to find certain articles when

g they are needed.

Q. How can I prevent when packing bottles for ing?

A. Leaks may be prevented by Ifastening in the stoppers with ad-

hesive tape.

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No other coffee, instant or ground, gives you the richer flavour of

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Parenis' Ideas Clash

Mother Forbicls Teen-Age Girl To Date, But Father Tells Her To Go Ahead N

DEAR MISS DIX: I'm 13 years old. and mother says I may not go on dates until I'm 15 or 16. I'm In love with A boy 20, who is in the Army. Mother. of course. doesn't know about it. and he tells me I'm silly to do what she says. Do you think it would hurt for me I0 go with boys and not tell her? My dad says I should go ahead and have fun., I'm all mixed

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UP- KATHERINE L. ANSWER: No wonder you are all mixed up! When the two people most concerned with your

welfare can't agree on your conduct, certainly it's difficult for you to know what to do. You are facing a trio of opinions. with two for you (in Your Uhinlont and one against you. Apparently I'm elected to cast the fourth vote, and It's on your mother's side. Your father is wronging all three of you when he tells you to disregard your mother's authority and do as you like. No 13-year- old is capable of relying on her own judgment in

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such matters.

You have developed a case of adolescent infatuation for a boy much too old for you. He is doing wrong by urging you to flout your mother's orders. He's probably encouraging you because no girl in his own age group will have anything to do with him. It's a dangerous companionship for you, and I can't understand your father adding fuel to the fire. Stick with mom and her common sense, therehy avoiding much trouble and heartache.

PARENTS MUST SEE EYE-T0-EYE Parents should present a united front In dealing with their chil-

dren. if the youngsters are to grow up well adjusted. Such differences as do occur between mom and dad should be settled between them

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Q. when playing golf and there is a foursome ahead of you, are you supposed to wait until they take their second shots before you drive off?

A. In the case of experts who have driven far down the fairway. it is proper for you to drive after they have executed their second shots. But in any event, you should always wait until you are certain your drive won't interfere with their play.

Q. Is it necessary to mail an engraved wedding invitation to a close friend who has already been invited verbally? This seems unnec- eesary to me. I

A. It is always correct to send the engraved invitations - even to members of the immediate families.

Q. Isn't it sufficient. when in- troducing it man to a woman. merely to say, "Miss White. air. Black"?

A. Yes, with a slight pause be- tween the names.

I. What is wrong with this sen- tence? "The falsity of Charles was revealed when the falseness of his figures were disclosed."

2. What is the correct pronunci- ation of "hoof"?

3. Which one of these words is misspelled? Inimitable. inexcus- able, indlvisable. inadvisable.

4. what does the word "eman- dation" mean?

5. What is it word beginning with kl that means "destiny; fate"?

ANSWERS '

1. Say. "The falseness of Char- les (a person) was revealed when the falsity of his figures (a thing) was disclosed. 2. Pronounce the on as in hoot. not as in book. 3. In- divisible. 4. Critical alteration or correction. as of a literary text. "I received a note from him, with the emendatlons annexed to it." 5. Kis- 'rnet.. lent aspects.

A child born on this day will be witty, adventurous. inclined to in-

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That Body Of You:

I I I : By James W. Barton, sun.

PHYSICIANS WHO HAVE DIABETES

The old statement that doctors will not take their own medicine is refuted by the diabetes survey during the 1960 Diabetes Detection Week. A survey was made on 362 male physicians and 22 female physicians of Cincinnati. As there was such a small number of female physicians they were excluded in the analysis. This number. 362. constituted about 3'1 per cent of the total number of physicians of Cincinnati.

Among the men there were 4 with diabetes mellltus of many years duration. 'A diagnosis of mild diabetes mellitus was made in only two of the remaining 358. The brief history obtained fmm each physic- ian revealed that diabetes mellltua had been diagnosed in the parents. brothers and sisters. grandparents. uncles and aunts of I09 (30.4 per cent) of the 358 physicians. Further analysis revealed that 163 of- the 358 physicians were Jewish (42.9 per cent) and 195 were non-Jew- ish with a positive family history in 39 (20 per cent). What do we learn from the above figures?

"Greater awareness of family ill- ness may have been responsible for the magnitude of the positive fam- ily histories of diabetes reported by the physicians who presented themselves for this survey."

some years ago a survey of a large group of men of all occupa- tions and professions showed that while diabetes ran in the families of many physicians. the physicians themselves showed the lowest death rate among all occupations and professions.

It is because not only physicians. but the public generally. are aware that by the use of insulin starch foods can be used by the body pro- cesses, and no deaths occur when the patient is under the care of his physician. '

Another factor that saves many lives in the medical profession is that with a family history of dia- betes in which in many cases over- weight is also present, the chances of diabetes occurring is greatly in- creased so the physician not only watches his diet. but uses insulin when sugar in urine and blood is above normal limits. I have quoted Dr. E. P. Joslin, the noted diabetes specialist, as warning those with a family history of diabetesithat they are practically inviting dia- betes if they allow themselves to become overweight but. on the other hand. can actually prevent diabetes by keeping their weight within normal limits.

Physicians may not like taking medicine or other substances but they have the best record insofar as preventing diabetes in them- selves is concerned.

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For Tomorrow THIS day's positive vibrations should be a welcome change from the enervating period just past. So make the most of it and put those inspirational ideas and de- ferred plans to work. Optimism and enthusiasm will pay off during this period, but do not let busi- ness and professional ambitions interfere with the harmony of your personal relationships. Brushing paside old friends and relatives ieven when under the pressure of

iresponslbility never pays off. Be gracious. courteous. tactful. The evening hours favor social

iactlritics, and there is the possi- iblliiy of meeting a stranger who will be most helpful in the future.

i For the Blrthdny

If tomorrow is your birthday, you should find great stimulation in the period immediately ahead. New ideas and an overpowering longing for adventure combine to make you restless and so emotion- ally keyed up that you may wish to make a change in either your living environment or your job. Your horoscope favors such changes this year. but only if they have been carefully thought out beforehand. Your optimism may in- cline you to impulsiveness, but

curb it somewhat.

Think twice if projected changes will require a large .i'lnancial out- lay. If they do, postpone plans until the. end of the year when monet- ary matters will be under excel-

y -manor E CooIt's Corner

ENGLISII PASTRY 'Four cupl stirred but unslfted flour. 4 teaspoonsibaking powder. 2 teaspoons salt, 2 cups shortening. 1 cup hot water. 4 teaspoons lemon Juice. 1 egg yolk. Sift together dry ingredients, out In 1 cup shorten- ing. Dissolve the remaining short- ening in the hot. water. add lemon juice and egg yolk to them. Add slowly to flour mixture. mixing well. Knead 3 minutes. This is a delicious crust for meat. fish, poul-

m-mm ::r..:.";:..'..”" N" - M or Filling: If uncooked meat is um it must be good quality mg... mm" as baby beef round. or mature but ". sirlcnn, cut in IA-inch cubes and I; mixed with well-seasoned thicken gravy flavored with a little minced onion. If cooked meat is used mix. ture is the same but flavor I, no, as good. Baking time for uncook-. meat is 2 hours with oven at 415 for nut is minutes then moder. etc. If cooked meat is used 425

degrees I''., for ti hour.

Chicken pies are made the sum, but use cooked or uncooked chick. en in highly seasoned mediui; '

white sauce or chicken gravy, , .

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WAX BEANS. 20 oz.. 2 tins . . , . , , . . . 37.;

Brightis

TOMATO JUICE. 20 01.. 2 tins . . . . . . 31:

Oxford Inn

TOMATOES. 28 oz.. 2 tins . . . . . . . . .

49:

Red Boy Cream Style CORN. 20 ox.. 2 tins . . .

33c

Clark's

roux a. BEANS. 20 oz.. 2 tins 37. GLOBE FEARS. 15 oz.. 2 tins .. 33.; Wethey's

MARMALADE. 24 oz.. each 35.: MOLASSES. 2 qfs. 692 EMPIRE MALLOWS. per lb. 392 no BARS. per lb. 3"3& SHREDDED WHEAT. 2 for 3'52 suosr. 'l0lbs. 95.:

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ORANGES. 344's. 2 dos.

45c

FRESH NECK RIBS.

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ONIONS. Zlbs. for 17; CELERY. 2 for 295y WIENERS. per lb. 3?:

ROUND STEAK. per lb. . .. BOLOGNA. per lb. . . . . . . 2 lbs.

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wihenpyou pay regular price for pint or quart of Johnson's

Pride waxes any piece of furniture quickly- without rubbing!

Just apply Pride with a clean cloth.. .letif:dry.. . lightly. Without rubbing you give furniture the richest. longest- laeting wax lustre ever seen on wood. Economical, tool

Hard (floss lilo-coat gives floors a brighter, harder polish that won't scuff up!

and wipe

It's a new Johnson's Wax dio- oovery that given weeks of extra wear. When you use 1-lard Glow Glo-Coat you don't have to re- polish floors nearly so. often. Cleaning is easier. tool

ADD PIPING IIDT WATER (You can also get a trial bottle of Johnson's Pride

free when you buy Johnson's

"Red Band" Glo-Coat. the polish that gives a colt mellow lustre.)

ESCAF

Buy Nescafe and you'll enjoy a saving of up to 40d a pound over regular ground coffee. Drink Nescafe and, cup after cup. youill enjoy the full. hearty, satisfying flavour that comes from the skillful blending of choice coffee beans.

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