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'Dear Anne Hirst { 1u0.1 lief• i,1
;ear of hill collectors! 1177 are heti•
vile in debt, and getting further
:,:.tel further behind, 1l' husband
pays one or
two small hills
nem and then.
but noticing of
importance like
the louse note.
Ile stakes good
money, s o m c-
rimes over $1Of1
a week. but 1
nrcer know
711erc it goes,
"Ile neve[' gives [tie one penny
—not even for a popsicle for the
children. Ht goes to the grocery
with the on Saturdays and pays
cash there. I haven't had a single
thing new to wear in over a year.
ANNE ADAMS
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lonl,l7 .t, elope hamdba^
(1!(11 f Rave up n!y job. 1 don't
mind doing without things—if he
would only pay what he one.. iW-
stcad of adding to his debts!
"I've asked and asked lout to let
nuc handle the money. 11e says
117 o(11, but he never does. I kno,•.
I could work out some sort of a
budget, so we'd get cleared up,
"He doesn't drink. I know there
isn't anyone else, because he is
(tome every night and I can always
reach hits in the daytime.
"I -le is such a likeable p?rsou,
and be has many friends. Ile Is
sweet and kind to me and. the
chfidreb.
"1 don't know ii you can help nuc
or not, but I'd appreciate any ad-
vice. I should tell you that I lova
my husband, very touch, But. f
really ant at toy wits' end.
YOUR FAITHFUL READER"
Obviously, your husband loves
1' you. Therefore. he has your hap-
* pincss at heart.
• Yet every man should under-
stand that a wiie cannot have an
easy mind much less be happy.
" when site lives- in the shadow of
., debts and future insecurity. Not
* only for herself. but because of
* her children, she deserves her
*` husband's confidence and trust.
You had better settle this, Tell
* (tits that you really. are at your
• wit; end. Suggest that he let. you
* handle the income—at least for
' a limited tinge—and see how you
" succeeded h paying off the ere-
" ditors. You are p0ssesse(1 by
your fear of the future of the
* whole fancily, and it i, driving you
• to distraction.
y. He can relieve 1411 this anxiety
• if Ice will. (I1c nould not enjoy
hating the collectors referred to
* him at his office. would hes.
(When a mar wants a habit of
1101 paying 1.0 debt. it is hard
' for hint to realize how his wife
nllrt add humiliation t0 hc•.
" other 11utd ns. its feels no con,-
punction himself. so why should
she ---To do 7On7 husband 111(7-
' tire, 1 expect he has no idea
" how you stiffer: once that is
1' explained. l think (and hopes you
111 lint his: reasonable.
• slake up a budget of the del.t,s
* and household c!menses, alk'.'
e fu tor- his personal outlays too.
and ask him to go over it with
you At your suggestion you Mott
• can decide what you can pay each
'editor regularly', gradually get
' yourselves entirely clear, and
then !dant Fte. „ future free of
When a husband cannot. or will
not, manage the family income
wisely, he should give his wife the
chance to take over ... Anne Hirst
is here to hear your troubles. Write
then( to her at Box 1, 123 Eigh-
teenth St'eet, New Toronto. Ont.
GETTING IN ON IT
d int- of to accident it, Scot
rang dere still lying. about tic road.
Along ladle a native and said to a(
Luau lying 1111 his haul., "Iia;: the
iostn•ance mote been 'loon yr1:"
Injured- ^e"
Scot --"Ah. wr'i
I'1! !uta lir door
CROSSWORD
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Answer Elsewhate On ?'his Page
Making the "Woolies”
Last Milch Longer
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w ( I i eilh -ntll-
Lr11'itc): (tri (tc„ 11 1, 11[11 pa(h1111i1'
a, lid
011 N, Itl:;a't' hilt 'q 1)7(4(0
l:„t a• 1,''' as po:'-ihlr.
Icn,'1 ,,cl:n tat? b. tr„•„tetl
au0tlu•+' ,canon's wear. Fregul"1111:
that (7,14(71 of 1117 loot bet?+eco aloe
oro 1,1,, 'es 111 I'. i.".'t dun. t1„• is
still stroll!! enntl'lh to I ;I, r! awl '1-,•
again, (hong(( it is hotter to tla• net.
,:an for IN'et and toe. '1 ‘4 4.41
notch 1111117(71• if Ilea, v thread or line
string ,- Lui.trd ie with the yarn
If nut too Molly wig". a new
heel ma'- he all that i, needed
11ac.1 the worn place hack far
enottgi to pick lip stite111'.. 1 1111,
(:nit a Ile,. heel 5g111Je' and 1111'11
the heel just as i11 a Wew such.
lino, fa, enough to covet' :he scorn
section on bottom of food, auld sen
it do1((i one stitch :it Ifnu:, 19slid?•
0111 i,ineiiltq nil'. .it's stn..,
(„int.
Large holt, in s'.+'leer elbows
can he quickly and strougl; mended
h} hastiva a piece of cutest. net
under the hole, and Mailing through
the nesle, it11 heavy yarn. Fl-
int? patches, resembling leather,
may be found uu 11Otl011 counters or
in the catalogues of mail order com-
panies, and these add to the ap-
pearance and durability of the gar-
ment.
New cuff's add to lite life: of a
aweatcr, too, and almost any knit-
ter accumulates small remnants of
yarn that can be used for this pur-
pose. Either the til, Pl, or the K2,
P2 rib may be used. hciag very
elastic
1l(71111 -(ulnad sweater, „tut worn
elbow= may be repaired almOst in-
visibly by removing the 10,yer part
of the sleeve (with the hole in it),
Ravel past the ragged part. saving
all the yarn possible, and reknit
to the required length, then join
to lower part of sleeve; t,y grafting.
"\ham's 11ud gloves are also bet•
ter mended( with knitting needles
instead of darning needles: the
Mended (,lace is as elastic as the.
rest, and therefore last. 1o41gers. as
'well as being less noticeable. Sim-
ply pick up the stitches at one edge
of hole, knit until palest is long
enough, and sett it down, one stitch
at a time, without binding ori sew
sides don',' neatly.
\ UI1 11110( 1heetnbroiciuring, the
whole family enjoys the pictures!
Two colorful and 10.ely 1'.001111.111d
scene; for a. t room.
frame W lour We ugh e: as
a (au'! Patten 8121 uanste. Iwo
panels el' - X11 ' inches.
(,aura 55 heeler's iutpro, yd pat-
ten( Wakes rrocllrl alit! knitting
u situp11 11it11 its rin'. rl-, photos
1111(1 concise directions,
:end TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
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(its colas'. for our Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Runk. Illistlat:ons of
pattern., 10r crochet, embroidery
knitting, household accessories,
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SALLY'S SALLIES
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"Let your star salesman _,,(7 that
spl•efal Monday morning :im(141,
Bonn!”
They're Expecting .A Call—Tv, o expectant mothers, deter-
mined to have telephone service before the stork calf, picket
the phone cotnpa1y in Burbank, The} are Mrs. Anne Barton,
left, with a sto(lc motel, and 1I1[rs. Jean Nicol, toting an "unfair”
sign. 'The husbands, Dan Barton and Alex Nicol, are staging a
sit-down just to see how the strike comes out.
HRONICLES
1NG.dCA M
05' (jn,cr dcd.it•, e. Dein. tow
Please -can't somebody ,top it?
If 1(c w1111 to hear the nevas do we
have to listen to that latest horrible
catch phrase—"Operation Killer"?
isn't war bad enough without add-
ing to it crude and sensational tul-
(4111'islll.: One minute we are told
everything possible is being done
to create a "united nations”, then
we are given details of "Operation
hiller," Is it forgotten than child-
ren and adolescents spend a lot 0i
time listulhng to the radio?? ll'liat
are we trying to do ----cultivate a
race of bloodthirsty young barbar-
ians, to whom killing 11(1(1 killer will
117('(114'7 ordinary, everyday words:
Ilow 11401 nearer the beginning of
Nazism ran ne go::: In combat wars
killing is nu11l0idalbh' lout sul'(•ly-
11ti. fs the first lime that !' ?ppo'o il-
ly (1011(a:retie and ('iristisu ,01110 -
ries hays (410117(1 it, There
something ing tine and heartening about
t( thin stir,mtl the
nu I h lllnu It gave you nen faith
in 1 117 ultimate brotherhood of 11111).
1 w,1• easy to visualize malty, many
Manes. winging their way 0t er-land
and sut tin their ertan i 01 mercy,
Operation Ki/ler also stirs the 1111.
aginati 1l -.hut Ltw 11111cr,otly!
T11r11' i; also a ('croaks amo1(1!1 of
radio advertising that is it, appal-
ling bad taste, to say- the It.ast. Clue
tient, for instance. 11(1(2ses that for
(crtaln. repairs 31111 11(011111 go
"el,erch" -:he trade [lame for the
1(tulpauy nalcerne(l. Doc- freedom
of speech allow ;M.o.liaug that 1.,
little short of sacrilege --fur that is
hest :Mont what the play upcm the
r:ord "church" scally 111tionti - au.
4011' 47e are on lite ,.nhjerl of
bloadcastiug .l had better I0asten to
ac1(1 it isn't.al1 had. I'Itu•h 01 it gives
one food for thought. I was eery
innpreSsed with the Rev, I. (71, Fin-
lay s address one Sunday in...ming,
particularly with his (lcliritiun of
"Thy V.111 be done" as pao'1 01 the
La: d', 1 brayer liar. '1111115 inter -
pcu•d it as meaning not God's Will
he dime but God's will through and
114 his people, [lir. Finlay contended
1111:. when disaael' and defeat over-
take ns, it is almost blasphemy to
say resigoedly, "It tt as God's will"
--especially if that same disaster
and defeat might conceivably have
been avoided if God's will had been
followed by those whom it most
concerned, Rasher a new angle. 1
th0ng'ht. and something for would -
he fatalists to think over.
\\"ell now, suppo lug wI get (7117;.
t0 Gi11141•? Farm --which light now
Is little more than -a gl101(11ed mud
uttddle--b01h inside and 011:. This
i, 011c tine when 1 could rheerin1ly
dispcll.7 with the dogs, 1 try keep -
ire. them outside all the time but
they 0alch their opl)orlunity and
manage to get hi, leaving a trail or
wet footmarks behi111 tlrrm. 1 have
aha, tried keeping Iloioy indoors
all the lime but the little like (.now,
the m1umlr 1 pick up the cal' keys
or change sty' shoes and before i
✓ emember to slop her site is 0111 the
door and into the• fuel 'pnr1111e of
voter she conies to.
As for the house I am iu despair.
01111 days it doesn't scent worth
371111[• trying to cleat. up. Bright.
sunshiny days shote 1111 the dirt and
dust so badly 1 want to walk out
and leave it all. In fact, twice lash
week 0 did just that. Once t0 citi re
s0(1)1 Ir1el16 111 a nearby 101st' and
on the way home T thought our car
had deveioped perpetual motion. In
fact t began boasting about clow
little gas' it used. "Just hook," 1 etc
keinled "I haven't had my runt
111' ?117 gal pedal for mwrr a mile."
1 hat didn't 0(711(1 (nn unreasonable
- 1st we wet? nil 14 th)'(lgrade,
1111/ presently •send[ we, weiv alt 11(7
...and 1 till didn't have (1,
I, r d I h' /;as f,yronrtll, 1 e Olt 1,a(1
keel my foo: on lite blIIe, 'Cbl'
.d 1x.01 inti 11!tn.. 4 met ileo:,
soon dispelled my dopes and 111,5
fears. Some little spring or other
had slipped out of place so that gas
was being fed to 111e motor w'11110ut
any help from nue, We all got back
in one piece.
(tack home I found au increase in
the faintly. Spotty had presented
ns wish a heifer calf. I..ast scar she
had twins. Speaking of cone we
have one more worry of our minds.
We have survived the latest T.P,
lent. the whole herd having Leen
given a cleat. Hill of health. Iu be
(ween testing and "reading" Parl-
rer did a bit 01 w•urrying—iutagin-
ing styellings of the cow; where no
swellings ac'tlalty existed. Losing
a coir or r01e0 is bad enough but
there are any reactors it is the
cleaning 1111 afterwards that gets
yon down ---a job which Partner
could not possibly have done alone.
Pu. as 1 say he needn't have wor-
ried. Not 11111(711 good worrying
about anything these clays ---one clay
at a time 13 about. .7, 1011:11 a,, any
of ns can take,
NAY HOU
ESSO
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By Rev: R. BARCLAY WARREN
B.A., B.1).
JESUS FACES DEATH
Mark 14: 22-25: 32.36
ildernory Selection: Not what I
will, but that Thou wilt. Mark
14:36b
Tb!- 11.,1111 prr,rut, I110 ,cenrc
iron, tile night before the cruei-
lition. In ilio hes„ (esus 1(141?
Iter 1117 sacrament of the 1,ord's
Supper, 111 lite s0l011(1. 1 le pray,
alone i1? tin Garden.
The sacrament is (4 1101) .11(li-
aure, 1'8111 w role, '•Nr, 1,1(4•11 a,
tr rat this bread and (171111: this
sop, 7e (10 '1111114 forth Ile 11(1(5
dead! till 111• come. Wherefore
whn.oever shall eat 111(7 (mead,
and drink this cup of the Lord,
111111011,(7115. (761)11 he guilty of the
body mill blood 0f the Lord. 11111
lot a man examine himself, and se.
let hint eat of that bread and drink
nt that cup. For he that 'meth
and (il'inkelll nnwaf1hily, e?tc•th
and ch•inkclll claim:t ton to (1im•
self, not discerning the i,ord's
hotly, For this, cause num., are
weal: and sicl.ly am0lig you, and
macros sleep." I t'or, 11.21030.
'Pits,. arc suli'mn words. Too
matt, go Out from receir1ug the
sacrament to (111,17 God's 'law 1n
vain, (0 lie and steal, 8ltd live
covetously, l'ruly. such hate not
discerned the I'.ord's Body. 'l'oo
many think they trill gain sale:).
lion by observing the 14(efanl(11LF
w(Ihemt living a godly life.
hove' acpproprial1 are the words
of 111(7 11)311(7;
"It was alone the Savior prayed
In dark Gethsemane:
Alone He drained the bitter cup
And suffered there for me."
Leaving the eight disciples and
finally the 11117(71', 1{c went a little
farther. There He fully under-
stood the nicatiing of becoming
the :lin-hearer for the range, It was
a heavy loarl. No wonder 11e
shrank trout it. Hol Ile slid not
rc(nsr it. While Ile suffered. the
three. disciples :lept.
"Alone, alone, he bore it all alone:
He gave Himself to save His own,
'He suffered, bled and died
Alone, alone,"
i!n died for its, Shall 14c accept
of His. salvation and lice for 1 1i111
Aged
MONEY
MAKING
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NYLONS
Ilan rnnteril
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1 1'191METTING
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3mnlnn tit :toss
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ISSUE 11 — 1051
Home's The Place
.--" For Accidents
The grea,est number of froome
accidents 111'7 sufl'cled by- the elderly
.people. The reason 15.111 occur to
cvrryine. The old slow 1111, (lften
eyesiasln is defective. Muscles are
no longer elastic, The reactions pi
the nervous systcul to the signal;
Nola the brain become more slug.
gist..
To these defects lnn:•t he added.
say the accident expert., such faculty
r0uditious as had iighting in the
house, mats placed on treacherously
waxed 1loorse steep stairways. and
domestic utensils left where the
nearsighted tray- fall over them.
The fatality figures for children
can be Split into two groups; acci-
dents to infants—and to children
who can walk and run about. The
main causes of death in the house
where infants are the victims are
overlaying by the mother -••-a good
argument for the cot against the
mother's bed. Next comes smother.
Ing through the child's own move-
ments in the cot, Small babies
sometimes tan On their faces and
fail to recover the position for free
breathing.
Toddlers, on the oilier hand,
meet with their accidents either' in
the kitchen, garden, or nearby pond.
Kitchen accidents—and the kitchen
is the focal point for accidents in
'the home --•involve in most eases
closet utensils containing boiling or
1'et.v hot water. Fiery vest- many
adults, and morn small chilcb'ein.
• lose their lives thron1l( 01'(711 1ned
crooking pots,
{ y.
Did you ever know at ybudy of
w11o111 it Was •ai(1 (7hal they were
unlucky about accidents:' "Always
in the war's, she is," someone re.
marks. "Poor Tars. Conn, she is
always having accidents!"
Now there is a 9771111111E expiate,:
Holt for this apparent had Met. (1
is that some people are what is
termed "accident prone," and cs-
pression hest explained as follows:
1\'heti we decide 0W a certain act
int•0h'(ng Ilhysical nwveruonl, a sig-
nal passes from our brain to the
members involved. '.L'hat signal takes
all instant, as we say, butt 11 Is a
nwasureable span of time. Some
people's signals are slower than
others and they are the ones most
prone to accidents,
'.fake a 51111p1e 7.x>11101v. A mother
turns to sec her small cltild reach-
ing up' (o the kitchen stove whet.
a saucepan handle sticks cut (avit-
ingly. M once site realizes the peril
to her child. Iles brain registers 11,7
danger: she experiences terror: tlu'n
she 1110( es or cries out a warning.
Pmt she has taken perhaps Half 7
second lunger than her husband
would (lave dote And sometimes
she is too late. Th, -hiid may he
scalded to death
That is all acelde11' plum, ,soma•?.
She would be as 11o41 when, 1t(•a
O(511 safety is involved, and there i,
only one rrnedv. It is 10 lannw that
one 1S accident prone. and be rrc
on guard against it,
y er, 3,111' mals rbl(lr,1 die of
433111s and hums, 001 llecau:.c their
mothers are accident prone, but
because they lack imagination or
are careless. 'or example, lake the
stave again. since so mucin danger
[-0111178 f10111 1t, It i. ((011( Misr to
Se't COOI(illg lltrtlslls with handles
turned inwards, so that no I Mid car
grab thele or lalfryiug housewife
,knock thele over.
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