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I Q. On what. occasions is it oor- ANGINQ P5979315 '- 535551‘ rec: for a man to wear full dress? YANG A. Pull dress la wom after all: P.M.to f ldiner nevh- Yw are bearinz and Radius lng ueddlllig?rini»ull.nihu'dperufui- more about how the emotions affect any my," formal gvgnjng pffflr, m‘ ‘m-"mu! Pr°°e55e5 °t m! 5°13», Q. How should the knives, forks, causing loss of appetite. diarrhoea‘ and spoons be pmced n mu pine:- or constipation. rapid heart beat.‘ A In the omn- 1" which "ch gsemitrirlbslood Prcssun wand mherl piece‘ ls hévhbe pseéifietllie glrat pige . . . 1 .' le e ar rom e One of the symptom; of a failing‘ giacei‘ r a .‘::..*:::.::l 3 W» crud MM“ ‘ _ ~ ’ ca e? ' Suppll’ M b1°°"_1"'-5 the fmpicm A. The bride should perform 1523:? Si: werugglfhgeglojrls Qlirfgf: this ritmhdividing the first. piece - 5 \~ "tlii b d. vise-like feeling urzzlcr the breast m ‘er Us an bone. This vise-like feeling may 8x- tond across the ch95’. to the left shoulder and evvil down toe arm.‘ As this feeling naturally wouldl

9 cause most. of us to become alarm-l Cook 8 Corner ed, lt is only fair in lcarn that‘

other conditions besides heart dis-i ’ -

ease may cause angina pecloris. I .

In the “Rocky Mountain Medical; SPOCGE CAKE Journal." Dr. F. R. Selle-mm, Great} Falls Clinic, Montana, states that‘ this pain may be brought on byl emotion qulie as oficn as by exer- cise or eating a large nleal. When we are emotionally upset we be- come tense and so tighten all the nerves and blood vessels. This, ma)??? Th“: wilglog? ‘lsfegzkxmétl the yolks became mixed with the not let enough blood rEBCh ihese1“€h"°5' T°h lvfflflksthls, it‘: “iii-tic walls. and it is lack of oxygen car-i 5 puma t e 3° frm“ e V’ HS

-whcn the eggs are cold. Allow the

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1 cup sifted cake or pastry flour ‘i teaspoon salt

5 eggs. separated

1 tablespoon lt-mon juice

Grated rind 1 lemoli

lVlZETl-iOD: Care must be taken in

lseparaling the eggs, that none of]

this: sister has never had any dates,

any. She thinka it would be dialoyal for me to

I have to hate 1t.

What can I do 1o and that ahe is making two oi

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because she tries to the privileges and t _ doesn't always slay little Annie. Mother what she does and whe

Sig,‘ by the blood which causes mei yolks and whites. to stand until they when the pain occurs the patientl "six" tgggm wmperamre hem“ should remember just what he was) u g '

ph siclan in making his diagnosis; . . '.

asyto whether or not true or or- 5'“ 33am Mt" m? 53"‘ ganic heart disease is present. The; fact that. emotional upsets can‘ bring on the pain helps to reassurel the patient.

rup of the sugar gradually.

fcolored, and until thick. Add the

. 1. . l fence? "It was saturated by water." exmemlaagézvcgfinthlyahkeefirt gyctéitg! remaining ‘u-cllp sugar tn these ’ 2. What is the correct pronunc- exercise ‘Jag and ‘he eleclmjgradually beating well, Ihen add l iation of "gladiolus"? d ' ' 3'! L » ‘the lemon JUICC and the grated m’. I. Which one of these words is figirxfiiggge 11 r ti‘, ‘gm 0233:1155‘ ‘ . I misspelled? Delineate, desultory, ,5 w“ ed bosblflfle (n, e I’, my Gently fold the e132 white mix- * l decksterous. n a‘ u a g r 0 ' lure 11110 the egg yolk mixture.

4. What does the word "hack-

by emotional disturbances. Wlllfh|sifl a Small mount o! ‘he “our

can bring on a heart stroke just sis-cm‘) [he egg mixture and ‘Old m

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neyed phrases are tiresome."

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, ‘ 1. Say. "It was saturated with i‘ water." 2. Pronounce glad-l-n-Ius.

"l oocqnt third syllable. 3. Dexterous. 4. Cornmonplace, trite. "Such hack-

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condition -- and by emotional d.s-

turbances. which partly close or.

tighten the blood vessels and so

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Do _ et ut of breath on slight EXEIIIOKIJI“? gDoss your heart. seem to a. .'1-cent. stamp. to cover cost of skip beats or beat irregularly? Std gangling and mailing, t8 ‘The Bell tod for Dr. Barton's interest g, yn ca c, in care oi‘ 15 news- boolgiei on this subject. entitledpaper, Post Office Bcx 99. station “Why Worry About Your Heart? |G. New knrk 19. N Y.. and ask for To obtain it. just send 10 cents and your copy.

pan and bake in a moderately slow over (325 deg. F.) for about 1

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'22, and we plan 1o marry My ls, they sit in ut was inclined to let It ride until I got to Just recently he told me that I should ex-

dolng at. the time, as this helps the kiwi“:hsggxgagifwal ‘Rgfilfizefi 1 :1l:b?g§:1IIN§N1iflY1QTT$Q€DfiOg thinking about the future.

,N°“' be“ ‘he c“ Mm“. unmipeci to have a hard time when we marry stiff, but not dry. and beat infléz: m, as he pleasei the egg yolks until light and lemon ichndren Into ‘he world i you think I should go a

as that intelligent women are letting themselves In or ne‘er-do-vv_'_ells, or tyrants, and yet f I don't get letters from girl or that they are Iibertln lazy loafers who graft Yet these girls, whose

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DOROTHY DIX SAYS-

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1o Sister

Mother Denies Young Girl Dates Until Older Daughter Marries

DEAR MISS DIX: I am a. IIrI

My mother will not let me

go about and have

fib about where I have

ANSWER: There isn't much chance c! your mother’: eyea to the f0 pleasures of girlhood because your sister's eyes.

for It is ther to alter her

la to Bet a m0 LOSES

So if Muuiur thinks that a younger dw background until an o Many a pretty young gir by being sacrificed to a

Ider daughter l loses hcr

Also, many a molhei‘ force a per

go out with boy Mom thlnka that I should never have

Isn't my fault that the from ulster, and it wouldn't help her a bit if I sat back and sucked my thumbs too, inatea

But the trouble is that Mother's refusing to let me have any of the fun that belongs to my time 01 life la forcing me to be a takes the cream off of my Pleasure. and deceitful. I can't ask my boy 1

make Mother see l d maids ins

lly she Nature didn't put the com just about as easy to move

in my late teen! and my problem 1s a because aa my older

have boy friends and to good timer, but goodness know! i! buy: run after me and run awn)’

d of stepping out.

liar and a cheat and that I have to be aly rlenda to the house. been and what I have done, and I hat ahe 1a ipollinz my youth lead of one’! TEEN-AGED

your ever being able to open in denying you the e-hlther look In a mountain as conduct.

is committing

rules for a girl's

CHANCE

ghter should be kept in the gets married, that's the way it la. chance of making a good marriage

llomely elder sister.

ls responsible for her daughter going astray petual baby he freedom to which she is entitled. Little Annlc She grows up. And if she can't tell re she goes, God help them both.

hood on her and denies her

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: l am

I know what I want in married f they are

ANSWER: The shoe is on the o lwho ls making his point clear to you, that he is giving you about what will you will deserve

all the heartbreak ther one thing in know per

There is no o

their living Guardian A

s saying t es who are un

n. girl of 19. 1n love with a boy of

fiance drinks. On Friday night, which is

a tavern and drink all night.

because he is going to do exact-

life, and I certalnly will not brlni; to have a drunken father. How do

bout making my point clear to him‘?

TROUBLED ther foot. It 1a your boy friend and if you refuse to take the tip happen to you if you marry hlm, that will inevitably come to you. the world so tragic, and so strange. fectly well what sort of a fate they

for 1f they marry drunkards, or philanderers.

hey do it. There isn't a day that hat their sweethearts beat tlicm. faithful to them, or that they are off of their hard-working flancees. ngels have shricked warning after

warning 1o them, go on and marry the men who will bring them nothing but misery.

to save yourself. that he ls going lo drink as much

This cad whom you a l-le tips you off to

as he pleases, and that marriage wi

vel. Unless you are "qualifying

man.

dren whose ages run fro whom I want to marry,

re fhlnking of marrying is giving you a chance

what you can expect. He tells you

as he wants: that he is going to do

th him will be n tough road to tra-

for martyrdom don't marry this type of

DEAR. DOROTHY DIX: I am

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a divorced woman with seven chil- I am 1n love with a man

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The Stars Say--

Dy Genevieve Kembie

For Wedneaday, May 18 BY the use of clear vision, ex- ceptlcnal aagaclty and sound idem, it. may be possible to promote cer-

tain ' very clever and astute plans and objectives. and this by the employment of finesse, tact and compromise rather than argument. atrIIQ or rash attempts to force the iaaue, especially in the way of new oi- untried projects or in fresh neldi of operation. New propositions. strange pastures. change and shrewd acuvnent should make out- standing success, while reckleas or wild impulses could upset well-laid pla-na or clever strategies. Keep calm, aarialhle.

For the Birthday

' Those whose birthday 1t ia, are urged to keep flnn on faculties, forces and emotions. when attempt- ing the launching of ‘mportant new objectives, especially when a bril- liant plan of action calls for shrewd tactics, finesse and compromise. in making major changes. travel, fresh associations or agreements. Rash and needless conduct could upaat particularly hopeful and clever projects, calling for sound ideas and fa: vision as well as controlled manipulation. Persistent labors gain hy astute keen strategies, not forct or buts.

A child born on this day while having great versatility and initia- tive could apoil brilliant chances by lmmodente, excitable and feverish efforts.

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Q How can I keep chat-not: aoft? .

A. After having used the cham- ols. wul-i it carefully in warm "ID? water; than press carefully on a flat aurfaoa to dry. Do not hang 1t in the air or plane on the

akin hard and dry.

Q. How can I prevent bananas. ""41 fllfllllll dark after they are sliced?

A. They will not do this if they are covered with any kind of fruit juice or sprinkled with lemon juice

How can I loften old hard- ened putty?

A Place old hardened putty in lwilllll water and allow to stand until the wafer eoola. Than 1t will be fit for llll again.

Canned tomato puts may be add- ed to chill con carna instead of canned tornatoea or tomato juice. Or a few tableapoona ‘of chili sauce or mtnup may he used fu give tnmsfn flavor fie-thermal. and bean dial»

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‘i country Garden

By Mn. Gordon MacMillim

In three weekly notea I plan telling you what I am doing in the garden in the hope that it may be helpful to you 1n your own gar-

dening. ‘ . '

This ha: been a busy week with preparing for planting and sowing as I like to get an early start so as to prolong the ahort garden aeaaon. There ls some fragrance and beauly to enjoy now in sunny sheltered parts of the garden, Panaies and Violas in blues and yellows, Frag- rant Arabis and violet aubretlll, Iberia, the perennial candy tuft. Daffodils and Forsythla; also the Iceland poppies in many colors. FOTIet-me-not Ia showing color. I have it in blue, ‘pink and while,

Perennial: are growing very fast and it is a wonderful time to do transplanting when the moisture 1s in the soil.

Some Dahlia; and Glnds. have been planted and the hardy an- nual aeeda sown, of course any time in May is right for these fhlnga and sometimes Juno, but 1 like to plant it's early as possible.

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Hardy shrubs and perenniiils arc the mainstay of the busy country woman's garden, and among tllc shrilbs I like the Lilacs in many varieties. the Viburnum, we cull the Snowball the Weigcla ln rosc and red. The fragrant mock oranges in many lovely improved shrubs. Tllc early golden Forsylhia, the Lnvp. cela Honeysuckle with bright bor- ries and the Snowberry doing well

in shady places. O O O

Burberriea and Pyracaniha fire thorn with lovely autumn colour- ing also suitable for hedges.

Evergreen: include our natiw white spruce, which makes tho bcsl evergreen hedge for our climnfe and is splcndirl for trimming in

different forms. O O O

Also our native cedar is as use- ful and beautiful all year and the white spruce, making a grand back- ground for your flower borders. This is a good time lo transplant these evergreens: be sure you have the earth adhering to the roots: .10 not expose for any length of time. Plant slxtcen inches apart for hedge purposes and plant small trees. Among the hardicr, caairr perennials are the Iris, Peony and Phlox; illese are not casy 1o grow from seed by amateurs and plants must be bought, hut there are many perennials which may 1w;- grown from seed and this is a finl. way to get a quantity at small cost.

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I have had success through 1b:- years with many varieties; the Delphinlum doing especially well.

You must have the very best of seed; and joining the Delplilniuln Society is a fine ivay to learn all about the best varieties. They now come In many Ipvely shades of blue and white, with contrasting eyes. and Hybrldlzcrs are producing plants with red and rose flowers, and also with fragrance. The now- est Delphlnium have flower stalks from five 1o seven feet 1n lengfh and they make a wonderful contri- bution to the beauty of the garden They are also splendid for cutting

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Oriental Poppies in many new lovely ahadea of pink and white as well as the well known scarlet. 1a eaaily grown from seed and they make a wonderful splash of color in the garden.

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Iceland Poppies are early and 1n bloom now. They come 1n Iovcly shades of cream and rose, as wcll as the more familiar orange and yellow. They bloom on slender stems and are good with the blue Forget-me-nut, the blooming period lnstlng for weeks.

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The Dlanthua family 1a large and Include the Pinks and Carnations: almost all of these are fragrant and are favorites of mine. Thcy are eaaily grown from seed ai-d come In many varieties with love» ly grey foliage of neat hablt and form and they add a great deal of beauty to the garden. They bloom from early in the season until frost and are especially flne in rock gar- dens and planted toward the front of flower borders. They are easily grown from cuttings and rim- can noon have a largemwmber of plants.

I would like to close thla week's talk with a favorite quotation from an English gardener:

"The love of gardening is a need that once lawn never dies, but al- way: Irowa and grow: fo an endur- ing and ever increasing source of happiness. For I hold that the heat purpose of a garden is to give delight and refreshment of mind. to aoothe, to refine, and to 11ft up the heart In a lplrlt of praise and thsnkfulnul. It 1a certain that thoae who practice ‘gardening 1n the but way find it to bJw: while to the diligent Worker if: happiness 1| like the offering of a constant hymn of Praise."

' Morning Smile

Till LEMON Mama: "George. you ahould speak to Junior about swearing. I overboard him tiling terrible lang- di 0 war heme from acliocl

P . Swearing! 1'11 tllch him I0 lwolr."

8o Papa atarta up the stairs and m the top atop atumblu ovu- Jun- for‘: skates.

llama. after Papa rolls to a atop and pauses for breath: "mat/a caovlh for oao lemon, George."

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Cake Bltfifi .

If You and that Wu have added too much flour when mixing cake batter. add beaten egg gndually until you have obtained the right consistency. Do not add milk. as this is apt. to toughen the texture of the cake.

Body Builders

Some of the foods um build up '-

tha body and that should be served at least, once a day are milk, but- ter, eggs, green and leafy vege- tables, and fruits.