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-- ~-_ This year the spotlight of fash- BANANA AND PINEAPPLE JAM.

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liver on one side. Turn and brown the other. Mix 3 table- spoons of Parmesan cheese (grat- edi with 3 tablespoons of fine bread crumbs. Place the liver on an oven-proof platter: sprinkle

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Sympathy Kills More Often Than it Cures- Parents Need to Offer Encouragement Rather Than Condolence to Their Children

_ A famous doctor declared not long ago that sympathy killed as many

“C11 People as disease dld,_ and that. many men and women who might

have got well were swept. into their graves by the tears of pity of their . ~ iOVJlg relatives,

Then, bélllg’ hot with his subject. he went on to relate an incident. that had just occurred in his practice. fFor months," he saiu, "i have been trying to build up and calm down a delicate, neu- rotic patient of mine so that she will be aole lo stand an operation that is absolutely neoesary.

"At last I had got her iTarid 1 told hei- that the next day I would operate, but when I went in to see her she was surrounded by her WGBPJIQ

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her ieel that they were taking a last farewe I Under ilieir sympathetic rnlnisirations she had

a .. " - gone all to pieces. Her temperature had siiOt up

and she ‘as so hysterical tnat an operation was out oi me question. Ail

my woik was undone and has to be done over again.

"Believe me, if we doctors told the truth, we would write ‘Killed by Sympathy‘ on many a death certficate. There is no such depressive drug know to inateria meclica as pity and no tonic equal to a good odes.’

I The experience of ‘all of us laymen conﬁrms the physician's diagnosis \ of the deadly eiicct oi sympathy on the human system. Ali of us mow

‘ dozens oi people who have been made cllr0lllc invalids by being plt.ed. I

Boys and guns who were weaklings and neer-do-wells because their mothers were so sorry for them when "they had the measles that they sold them the idea that they didnt have the health and strength to do

‘ anything.

Women who lay on a couch half the": lives bcimuse their husbands

t cossetted and pelted ihClll because of their poor nerves or their weak

hearts. Mien w no gave up their Jobs at middle age, sat down on the do- nothing stool and iet their children support them because their .a.nui s solicitude and inquiries about how they felt today. and what did e doctor say about their symptoms, made them exaggerate a slight indis- posiiiori ;nto a fatal malady.

And we have all seen these same victims of sympathy cured as if by magic when their dope was withdrawn. when nobody cared whether they were well or sick they got well. when nobody listened to the tale of their aches and pains they forgot thorn, too. Many a iraii and den- cate woman who has been coddled all of her life by a Eitylrlg mother and husband has not only got up from her bed and wa ed. but taken in washing w support herself and her children when the neoeslty arose.

Srmpalitv n01 only makes ‘invallds. it also makes failures. It breeds weakness lllS-Jiad oi strength. t1 turns us into cowards and quiters m. stead of making us ﬁghters.

Many a boys and girl's whole life is mined by a mother who sheds tears of pity over t-hem until she melts down their backbones and leaves them poor spineless creatures incapable of achieving anything. Mother is so sorry for Mary because she as to pound a typewriter Ol' stand behind a counter instead o. spendng tier time amusing herself that she makes Mary feel that she is a martyr; that it isn't worth While to try to do good work or get ahead in a world that is oppresinz a poor workng girl. Mother pities poor John because he cant go to college and have sport cars as rich men's sons do until she kills every bit of ambition in him and makes him th.nk that it isn‘t worth while working, anyway.

It is the mothers who Jock their children up with hope that put in them the spurt that makes for success. They don't sympathize with their ehtclren for having to work. They tell them how lucky they are to have a 10b and the strength and health and mtieliigence to hold it down. l: is not pity we need when we have a difficult thing to do. It is a

race.

Andnobody can douix that a mother's sympathy is first ald to divorce in innumerable instances. A young couple gets married and finds that marriage is not the bed of roses that they expected it to be.

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Q. How can I wash chamois gloves?

A. Make a soap lather. Add sev- eral drops of ammonia. Put the gloves on the hands and rub ln the lather in the same manner as when washing ithe hands. Wipe the gloves dry with a linen cloth.

Q. How can I relieve the paln of scalds and burns?

A. One suggestion ls to apply a. poultlce of oatmeal and cold wa- ter. The cooling qualities of the oatmeal tend to draw the fire from the burn.

Q. How can I remove fish odor from knives and forks?

A. By rubbing a cut lemon over them.

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Q. Does a bachelor make any special preparations for receiving womm guests?

A. Yes, the same as a hostess makes. A room should be prepgred for their wraps, and a few s ple toilet articles should be set out for their use.

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Q. Who should accompany the funeral party to the cemetery?

A. Only those friends and rela- tives who are invited to do so.

Q. should cantaloupe be eaten with the fork or spoon? A. With the fork.

.Isltgood form muse: handkerchief while eating at the table?

A. Never. if it can be avoided.

libpecially is the wife disillusioned when she discovers that, she has

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I-‘or complete pattern and instructions for all of these oenliml. send 20 cents in stamps or coin (coin ni-ecrred) to The Charlottetown Guardian Needlework Department.

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LEAVE BY INSTALMENT "What on earth are you doing?" she shouted to her rather deaf husband downstairs. "I've Just let the cat out”, he replied. _ " ell," she replied, “for good- ness sake let its tail out too."

THE ANSWER

A grocers lad was ascending a staircase with his arms full of packages. "Boy." said the mistress of the house somewhat sharply, “are your feet clean?"

“Yes‘m," he answered. still climbing up the stairs, "it's only me boots thats dirty."

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A U Windows A high polish will be given to windows, also to mirrors and plo- ture glass, by using a teaspoon of kerosene in a basin of hot water. A clean cloth dipped into the wa- ter and wrung almost dry should be used. Walt until the surface is almost dry before polishing with a dry cloth. Blotters

Many people have large supplies of blotters left with them by var- ious advertising concerns. A new use for these is to drain things on, instead of brown paper-sardines. croquettes, codflsh balls. or any- thing fried in deep fat.

Ink-Stained Fingers

Ink stains on the fingers can be removed by dampening the head of an ordinary match and rubbing briskly on the stains.

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"A commonplace life," we say. and belt and. at the top of the bodice we nigh; u. dra band of pale blue 1m‘ But wlw should we sigh as we cough into a halter of thin, pink my? string. A shoulder bolero, The commonplace sin in the also o! burgundy red lace, may be commonplace sky removed.

Makes us the commonplace day; i And God, who studies each separ- Soft aux-ale silk ki dark trim ate soul, prints with small geometrical de. Out-of commonplace lives makes signs makes practical blouses. His beautiful whole. i- -Suaan Coolidge.

Pleated skirts are almost a uniform where smartly dressed women gather ln the daytime.

Yokes will important in Autumn coats and suits. Some- ——~ times they will be deep and con- Many new color Cﬂmblflflllong tirastlng, sometimes merely used are noted, as a gray skirt and rust in the backs of coats or jackets jacket lined lnﬁow, or a checked that have inverted box pleats at blouse with p brown aprm the back. skirt worn with an oatmeal tweed

Buttons are back, but often they jacket. are merely used for ornamental purposes. slide, fasfenlngs doing the real work of fastening the garment. almond green, both used for an»

A new beach bag is being telope leather. besides fabrics. also shown which provides ample room fairly deep slightly purply blues, for cap. towel, slippers, bathing and golden yellow. suit, and a separate compartment " -———— for cosmetics. Whether she likes lace-trimmed

That the bloused silhouette will rather elaborate slips. gowns and carry over into the Fall ls defln- negllgees or very simple. neatly itely admitted. The bloused- tailored ones. this year’ June back version in the winter coat bride will find trousseau lingerie has a slenderizlng effwt in that lovellei- than ever. it narrows the hips.

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There are quantities of youthful suits this season with fitted wrist. length or shorter Jackets, mostly collarless and featuring pockets, One has eight pockets down 1m right side only.

Smart featured shades for sum- mer include “quartz“ pink. deep

Agnes gives height to a ribbon . cariotler by tying a big bow

in the air. Stripes are alternately of black satin and white faille ribbon.

DECORATE HER EARS

Gertrude Lawrence. a style barometer of coming fashion over --—— R period of years, has taken to In general, coats this year fol- wearing earrings throughout the low the lead of dresses. employing three acts of her current play, the same kind of shlrrlng and "Susan and God.” draping nipped-in waists, slightly

She wears them with different wider shoulders. fullness in backs, colffures, not only with upswept and even elbow-length sleeves.

urr geme it. One pair is a revival ———- NEW CLOTHES ARE HIGHLY ADAPTABLE

of an oldtlme novelty. one black pearl button and one white pearl button. Another pair of the de- The field of fashion designml curated hoop type which fits very hi! 001118 8 1011B W83’ $11166 closely around the base of the £116 6W5 W119" 0119 113d 1011a" lube. The fact that, M155 mwgencg, tea clothes for tea, office togs for throughout this comedy. makes a thﬂ 011106. Bpwllll 111185595 101' l point of constantly calling atten- Week-End 111 the "munmw and tloq m her hair-brushing it, re. so on. There are- and its easy Arranging it differently for dlffer- w 11nd them-beautifully but mt ent occasions-gives additional lm- 90° 561181611! tailored 11861121011116 petus to the fashion for decorated 6165885 01 the Bhirliwﬂlst WW 111111 ears. with varying accessories, can go anywhere and everywhere. Coats, too, serve a number oi purposes. Trim little swaggers in three-quarters and seven-eight; lengths, are seen on the street. the decks of cruise ships, at summer resorts and so on. A pert swaiztw topcoat of wool fabric in three- quarter length looks well in solid ______. color. One in crushed stravwberi‘! With reviving interest in ostrich would be handsome over niiiv as a trimming. the younger set WW“ 5119618. P111115 with r1111’? will h“; 510g m lgufn “mug backgrounds and a number of

For restaurant wear slim fitting black dresses worn with black cartwheel hats. long black gloves. and ribbon dog collars caught with a. scarlet camellia at the side.

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RDTHY DIX.

Boost Your Populiurity by Tell ing Fortunes

llcurl: and Dlnmcnﬂ: Are Lucky

Be a five-star attraction on lum- mer jaunts and outings. Learn '. fortune-telling!

Gipsie: favor this way of tellln| fortune: with cards-and you! crowd will like it. too.

Take these six fate-reveallm cards from the pack-King, Queen, Jack of Diamonds; Ace, Three. Two of Hearts. Shuffle them with ll other curls selected at nndom.

Your friend: draw. The lucky one who nob! the Kin o! Dil- mond: f: in for a n1 whirl; Queen stand: for n better job: Jack. for luck. Ace of Hurts foretell: success; Three, good newl: Two, love affair.

Will your wish come true! Shuffle the pack md cut once. l! you cum up ﬂu Nina of Hearts. you'll certainly get your been’: dull-c. -

Loam what the top leaves have to lay. Rad‘ olcopu. Our SI-pcgo booklet explain: 78 tea-leaf lymboll. simple horolcopel, all kind: of curd fortunu. Crylhl-gnlng. Intrigu- ing turnips-telling guinea.

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