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Possessive Women Shows Tree liolers After Wedding liererneny

DEAR. DOROTHY DIX; While in high school I met my wife and courted her for three years. I became engaged and was about to marry wlien the war came on and I went into the Army. My wife insisted on marrying then. but I decided it would be best for us to wait. I went into the service and stayed there for four years. and it was planned that we should be married when I returned home. But when I re- turned. to my surprise, I found that my fiancee had already bought her wedding dress. set the date of the wedding and ‘sent out the wedding invitations. 5o we were married at once.

During all the time l was away. she was per- fectly lovely to my family and professed the greet- est. affection for my mother and father. But from the day of our return from the honeymoon, she made it plain to my parents. as well as to all of’ my relatives, that she didnt want any visitors at our house unless tiiey were invited. .

She has never invited any of my people to our apartment. I always have to ask them. Eve.- since we were married she treats my family as mean as site could. She (loesn't even want me to go to sec my parents. who live only two blocks away from its. Site is furious if I pay them the slightest attention. She tries to bawl things up so that we have to go to her family's on every holiday. She pre- tends to think that my family are plotting against her when I have a conversation with them.

LOSING "l5 LOVE In a word. she has become impossible to live with and is rapidly irilling all the affection that I had for her. l-Iow can I straighten out iIliS situation? PUZZLED.

ANSWER: Evidently vnti Iiavr been unfortunate enough to marry one of the possessive womcn who are determined to owti their hiis- hands, body and soul. and there is only one solution to your problem. You can either leave her. or else make up your mind to submit to be- ing treated like a moronic little boy who lets Mama dictate every act cf his life.

Your wife showed her hand plainly enough when she rushed you into marriage before you were ready for it. and practically having the trcdding undcrivay‘ before you got home. She wasn't taking any chances on losing you-i '

Also. she showed her deep cunning ill licr pretended devotion lo your parents before she got you safely hooked up. Now she has aband- oned her pose and has begun on a campaign to separate you from your mother and father whom you love so much.

Your case is not an uncommon one. The world is could give Hitler points on petty tyranny.

DEAR. RUSS DIX: Before the birth of my second child. I was a happy-go-lucky girl. loved and loving. enjoying my ciiiid. devoted to my husband. proud of my lovely‘ home. But. without my knowing why. everything is changed. I am moody. nervous, cross. disagreeable. have m interest in anything. I fight against this feeling because my good husband and children deserve better from me. but I just can't help it.

What do you think is the matter with me? I don't seem to be sick.

full of wives who

BEWILDERED WIFE.

ANSWER: But you must be iii without your realizing it. A sweet- lempered woman doesn't become a sour puss ‘vithout some good and ' sufficient reason. I urge you to go. without delay. to the best doctor in your community. Many diseases that prove fatal in the end could f have been cured if they had been recognized in time. " r '

DEAR. MISS DIX: My wife has become very attracted to and iii- fatuated with otir miikman. I have threatened io (iuit patroiiizii .1 that dairy. but she keeps reminding me that my father is connected with it and that if I did change our dairy it would cause a lot of fric- tion between my parents and myself. What should I do?

N. D. Li ANSWER: What line ul imrutcizotis does the milkmaii possess that. has won your wife away from you? ls he young and handsome’? Or does he woo her with Grade-A milk with thick cream on the top’! i 0r. perhaps. you just imagine that a romance is going on under you: nose and you have become jealous. However, if the affair has getter. - you all stirred up. it seems to me that the sensible thing is to changa aour dairy for another, even if your parents don't. like it. |

BiITTIE-FEII BIIBIES

It you! baby i: bottle-fed. be IIIN to wstob little bowel: closely. Mother’: milk bu a . ‘ laxative effect which belp: take care gt baby's need. Lmckln! this. s tile-fed

aby often gets fretty, feverish and suffers ‘constipation and upset stomach. Let Baby's I0wn Tablet: help you keep baby’: bowels inn sehedule-lweeten unset stomach-relieve feveriehnesn and teething troubles. No “sleepy” etufl -- no dullin: effect. Easily muahed to n owder, if desired. Don't let your has en-get Baby’: Own Tablet: Y. s

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"I I99. dear." remarked the wile. reading from tier newspaper, ‘tlia. a woman has been awarded £2,000 damages for the loss of a tihuimb.

I shouldn't have iihouglit a thun-ib was as valuable as that."

‘Perhaps she kept her under it." gmnted her husband.

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X-RAY CHEST EXAMINATION WTfl-IOUT REMOVING CLOTHING

0n: of the good things remaining from World War l1 was the ma: examination by X - rsy of the chests of all recruits. Although finding the germ of tuberoulods is the greatest proof that tuberculosis

i5 present, more are time; when the germ is not found. On the other hand, the X-ray will £10711

the actual condition of the lungs

better than the stethoscope and‘ the same films will be obtaintdi, Bach time.

There are times when parentsl| will not permit their child to ire- move this or her clothing to allow the school nurse or iahysician to examine the chest properly. which: aiso prevents an examination fer} spinal curvature which is not hard] to correct in its early stage. .

To save time and space, medical; office-rs in World War Il had the chest of vvcry man and woman rx-i aniined. many sirithctii. rt-aicving clothing. In "United Slates PLlbIiC‘ ilealtiii Reports." Dr. Ira Lewis states that .\'~ray films are not cb-i soured and there are not any micre errors made when liie clotihing is worn than when it is removed.

in ltlt) raiidoiii~X-ra_i' filnis of IIXIQIOIIIHI indiiiduals. sliadotvs siioivirig early tuberculosis wcie noted iii G9. Uf IIICET, 66 were reg ported again when films were made cf the same individual clothed. ‘technical faults and errors in irr- trrprrtiiig tfie TC-ray liiiv. . iiiiilq cri for the CIIICI‘ Ii.

It. is known that llure are illfii and women wiio slirbrk [full rt- nioviiig their clothing for an exam- ination of any kind. But what they forget is that being tuiwilling to!

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IlClp tiie irlijxzician make sure tf his diagnt. . l.‘.ir_v are iict cnlgsI tuaciaugcrliig tlirii- own '" but the. lives cl lli ‘revs of lI\"ll IZLIRIIIS

aiirl all other: ivitli tvhcini tire)’

came in conlacl. should active tub-

Bread ON THE TABLE THE MEAL IS READY

Golden Crusted . . Delicious ..

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‘II an Island lunar’: Wife

Sunlight to biese a damp earth and a briskly drying breeze con~ tinued today from yesterday. though now there is a moan again In the wind and rein drops spat- ter the panes. But these recent days have been acceptable to fum folk. Yesterday and today farmers were able to work their fields. And the surroundings were lovely, so rain washed and clean. The suii accentuated the shade of the new greens that now “clothe ‘tiie wold iiiiti meet the sky": the grain springing up on IIlf.‘ slope neigh- Ilfirills us. iiut on the opposite side of the mill stream; the dark o! the 5PTIICCS that t-rlgc ii, ii-ith here and there itowly clad birclies set bo- tivecn. Sometimes as this cveninj set against a hack rirc-D of nun‘ grey and than as last night iiioro tllurmlug against the amber and rose that were the sunset shades. I caught our carlI-rr vegetables standing IJi clear cut rows in the izartlcii today. iiasitiiig I Iiclieve in III’! Ilulljjflli Irzigrniii-e cf the lilridk t'lll‘l"tlliI; bushes now oulotis iilumr-s of green fruit. And

it. grave it at. pre t. ;\ sliyi of .1

iiiiiiii tree that _ . grovved" is litirsting into bloom. o o e

James- followed the Ieaiii today.

llFPfei-rlng this to the task of treat- ing the sccri potato tiiiiera. Jack's tlilOfC. Indeed today it appeared as though we were living in the very _

iiearfi of a iitw-lato iiclt on this rcail of nil From i\'ll'. C‘, m1 the iiill riiiti iurrotizitiin: us. farin- rim. mire engaged at tlic nor . “No" one who tliitnrctl lo

lo the door rcpiicti to my invita- tion to linger "I \'flli'i come iii this

I (‘CHIC i l iiine~'~t'.s I‘I'JII._‘~' handy the time‘

'f‘he fact that now the chest can be cxrtniiird by X-ray witlitut re- mtJV-Ilg the clothing should make i

cvzrybcdy liTilCi‘. vroincii. and iii reril be wiilln? l0 have an X-Fa)’ f Scrapbook

film cf his or her cih:.t. By Roberta L8G

l orculosis be present. ‘ I I I

We shcuici all remember that uolq withstanding the : tfflfli- if ment cf tuberculosis, when discov-, I cred it is still the meat widc-Lé spread of all human ‘infections in aii parts of the world.

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nu oiarib SAY—— | ~-_ ibac-ks of muffin tins. Make a syrup _ ~of~sugar and water. div.) flew

goosoberrles in it, and cook for at few nrnutcs. Fill the tarts oxtdI serve wiiii whipped cream. I

GENEVIEVE KEMBLE rm- Saturday, June 14 ‘ I SOME uiiforsecii turn cf cw-nts, a sudden vsitaiion. o: psussbly- a brilliant irlca or itispiriiticii may hrivc power to set. in iiiotic-ii a "chain of highly constructive and ingenious operations. the climax ol which may be dmionstrated by c1".- iizinced favointisini or tokens of op- probatiusr or i-rcognlticn from: iiis.e in influential positions. either in public or private pozts. Develop suzh novelty. work for originality. express creative urges. for ratahra‘ ting and adventurous exper- iences and vivid rewards. Ii‘ it. ls \our Birthday ’l‘hose whose birthday it is are‘ encouraged to seek ways and means of developing their fine creative talents, skills or ingenuity. their ‘originality and exceptional ideas, .pi-ojeets OI‘ plans. since these are in line for recognition and surpris- iiig support. fPClIli those in high _ , [places either in private industry. D. C. Williams m scientific circles or in public ser- .. . , . y. _, z _ vice. Work toward this end and ‘§’W€"WQ’W\*”'“CAFQQ romantic adventure with bold 1 ‘strokes and individuality of tx- tonke, ipression and ingenuity. y» ' I A child born on this day will be Isplen-didlj- endowed witih ideas. skills. Ingenuity and originality, to win acclaim and reward from pub-

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Ironing

11o n:t dampen clot-hes so mum-ii y that IIiPy are difficult to iron ab- _t-ql\_1'.r~]_\' (Ivy. it will vcstlll iii ca.“ v creased clothing that looks ini-

isightly after one ivsnriiig.

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Thr- browit rings on coffee and ten till}; can be removed by rubbing with salt moisten-Cd with water. They will soon disappear.

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Better English i;

What is wrong with this sen- "I doubt the veracity cf that statement."

2. What is tilic correct pronunc- iation of "Caribbean"?

3. Which one of these words is misspelled? Vaelllate. vagraney.

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PLAY MATE!

Here's a team any little girl cirill cheer I0." -a pretty Pi-incss, (rock with crzss-cver shoulder straps for romping in the auin . . . and a s! ctrt‘ and sweet little bolero is (jgfl when it's time to go bums, iwiic with colorful i-ic rec to set on it" merry mood.

Nomfllcotstirieiceeltti Mid 8. Size 4 requires 1% yards 35-inch- 4l4 yards rie i-iio roi- the dross and bolero sot.

Send 2o cents m- PATTERN which includes complete sewing wide. Print your Nlnme. Address nnd Style Number plainly. Be sure to state the she you wtgii, Include polled unit or none number hi your address.

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lit: an ‘private sources. It; career vacintriate. ma“ unusual and mmanuc‘ 4. What does the word "mdig-iw- ant" mean?

5. Vvihat is a word beginning with co that means "tailated"?

ANSWERS

1 Say. "I doubt the in-‘tlth of that statement." "I doubt the man's veracity" (quality of iii pgljgm) i: correct. 2. Preferred prommointiqn is with Drbtcipai accent on third ayllmble. 3. Vaocbiate. 4. Provoised

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1 cup left-over meet

1 teaspoon minced oinioin

2 tablespoons fat

2 liarf-indh slices soft bread g 1/3 cups hot milk

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1 tablespoon minced parsley

Put meat and onion thrown grinder. Pantry for three minutes with the two tablespoons fat. Ar- range in bottom of baking-dish. Break bread Into Imell pieces. Cut tmeeee. beaten egg yoke and hot milk. Add remelnlnl fat. parsley, esit and psprte. Let stand 20 minim: or until ready to bake rd then fold in etiffiy beaten rgg whites. Pom- into baklng-tfsh over meat and oven-mode In a moder- ’ m oven until set-about 45 min-

Deilcloue u : first course, Heine Cream of Celery Soup is : great niiaee casseroles. Rich with heavy ~ cream. you'll find It full of flavour and energy.

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Etiquette

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Q. \\'iieii a boy acid grl bet-tine Cillflgrfil mid their is eppciitioti

‘- UDC" Ill" part of the parents, what Tart inclds can be tnade ever tliei shillld they do? __ A- Th?“ dCIIc-iazis Clitlftly iI1J.‘li

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WIICIIICI‘ tiiie boy and girl are u.

age. and wfietliei- the boy i; m.‘

nncialiy ttblr: in slip t a ivlli- if the aiisivrci‘ i; "u. in bctii llZ-iatiy ts. they rhcuid ivliit.

Q- Siiz-uici one expect t-lirdr-i". to live up to the adult stand -d cf br-lisivicr wifle travelrg on train’?

. No. but l‘i"IIIl(“.‘ .-.‘.1iiii<l lltcy be ai tied in Zllillfl)‘ CIIl"l' "tflFng- ers bl’ brill: 11C‘ ' or rt ziiiiq, vii and tirwvn lh~ train aisles.

Q. Wilffn dining in a restaurant. \\'.'lfil shculrl a \\")l1‘.3l'i do with iri- pu se tincl g1 yes?

.\. Place tits-in in lior lap cr vji

avacant. chair. but never c-n the table. FLY DEITY Tlhe ancient Cyrcneaiis had a

god of flies called Arthur.

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for iainr: eff n hatch of potatoes. Than]: }I(“i‘.t" " lie continued "rin-

tiiicr I'."il<‘Il will fiiiisli the joli for; this ll .‘ Eiiviiracln: James‘ iiiiii- osoplrv. we tiirink l-leavcn we have

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"plowing tlcwu that iiierc to tiliimaiely "grow mo icre are various methods ‘ i: this IOI'IIII'.’(‘I' but iioiie

so ncsil i so niiiafviii; to James as tiic one he followed today. Willi Parr] a rovirg fizure of white and a liciy of alert starlings for com- pany up liierc in a ‘near Odd times wlicn I vamc to I-l ver-

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t3. ll 0w tan I riti iI:-.- illullill trf any till 11am tasti- iili-sii iakitg iimtlln: 1 .\. You: a spoonful of tixcct crcaiii iiito iii: medicine aizd it can . be taken readily. Ur. take a spoon- Iftil cf IJFPZLJI before taking the ineriirliz-u i Q. liciv can I lt'lllO\'L' I from the nulls and lingers‘? I A. Before iiianicuiriiig the finger- ’ :iaiis. riz-‘a with a soluticn of a tea- spoonful of lemon juice in a cup ‘c.’ warm water. li will remove the

stains

I stains.

I Q. How can I prevent the fad- ing of red print ginglia-zit gar- ments?

- A. Soak read print gingihams. or Ired bordered towels. in boy“ silage.- io prevent. thorn from fading.

RULES

Stuart. Jr., Advil My" The

k (Iornpmy of Cane : Limit "o",

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aw ed the prizes. Decision of the iudsel shell b: final.

I. serial Grocers‘

awn udtothe roarsfliidgecozglntg: cull? eof e twin winners. In cu: of eiuin mar tli: vein will in lw: tbs ' non branch rumour.

s. Vlunn: will be ~ s. mall. s nltedmfifltmifd II PIIZI!

DIICIAI. OIOCIIS‘ I iio all ‘Pinker Cor: Ileliee to the winnus [I on e

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ILivingtSi Leisure fTHE WOMAN'S REALM!

_._._..._ I r Ieosier to quit aliozeliici- than is ,Ovci- the sliotilders and slopes of vul down." he explained.

the dune ~~ ‘. ._ 1 saw ‘iiie \.liitc daisies go down LENGTHENIhG WOOLLIES to the sea, A iiosi ill the sunshine. an army Children often grow taller. biii in June, inot fatter. and consequently int-H- 'l‘lie people Lioil sends us to set I uorinriits are still uiclc (‘tlougli iiiii our heart lvce. Iliopelessly’ siiori. ‘llicse I'M] it. Iieiigthencd effectively by iiiscrluig '.l‘lie bobollnks rallied tiicm up | strips of knitting above the nan’ from the dell. ‘and cuff ribblrigs. These strliu The orioies ivhistied them out of iean he made in either the same the wood; Xoloured wool or lri a toiitrast, ‘And all of their singing was. [Unpk-k seams for a shoi-l disifijiip "Earth. it is well." and iiieii draw :1 tlircari iiiiiiieriiatr. Anti all of their dam-iii: was. ‘ Iv above the ruff ribhltIgs. Pit-k iii.

‘stitches and knit the required strip Then graft on to ribbing.

“Life. thou art good!" ~DaisIes—Bliss1 Carmen.

THE GOLDEN CIIAIN

The word "per-an" is said to be derived from an Indian wo-rrl "pec- .____ Remembrance Is the Rcsciiiari- o!

can" or "iiurcan." About one,

ileum! 0f tween-s I181‘ llvrspu has life; kindness to the living is liti- lieeii produced annually in the gffldpn 91mm that hqlds hunmm United states and Mexico in re- ‘together. Let us above all things

Cm! years. he kind to the living. Send

flowers now. -Vari Anihtirgh .

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HINTSifSFIvRANSPLXNTING

ANCIENT PEOPLE

l i If you have any transplanting to‘ I do. choose a cool. cloudy afternoon. water well before lifting and af- ier planting and shade the plants for the first few hours to pre- vent wilting.

The Georgians are an ancient Asie. lvtinoi- people subdivided inta a numbn- of tribes.

riivslrjiTns AND siuoitfiio.

Prominent specialists are among the Toronto doctors who have riuit smoking. The i-nosl confnion reason was lIinl the smokin: habit lrid hcronie iiniio_\'2~iig and a nuisance.

TIRED FEELINII GIIIIIIBYE!

as '3li'..II"I-FJ2.°..‘;' "a: -»- i»- M».so-»i»~=i- ' f’. ‘ m , '. h . (gaunt-And Don't Knew lt-

arqtinin HINTS‘ of e11 years M9 n” “ma! Mn‘ ‘MM b'umd ma‘

stopped smoking in that time. h m“ you an w“ lbomunmi, u ypfl

i One surge-iii found that a per- Ivurdid-meniook besiuiysml strong-III