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' to every man and nation

ea the moment to decide.

fthe striis or truth with inse- 3 hood,

IN the good or evil Aide: ltmis great caulo. 0043 DW UN'

if um,

onering each the bloom or biisht.

mi the choice goes by forever eiilxt, that darkness and that

; light.

ggeoocesiona teach new dudes:

makes Ancient good unoouth:

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~ ward.

Wlo would keep abreast of tru

before us gleam her ca

!'§ey must upward still and ri-

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ug fires.

WI ourse1vrs_must pilgrims be. ldmoh our maynoanr, and steer

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“'“°‘““‘ "‘° ""”"“" "‘“°°’ ’°°’ feel protective iown<:siher,»n;i1ur;;>f_ Almost Instant Relief rn This Way

Q attempt the Iut.ure's portal

the pasta blood rusted key

R ll Lowell

--James usse

_._,._-_--

` Lzmoris ron runs

§. is strance, while we

krnoothered in the depts oi' winter, tcifeel is breath of spring breaking thiough the darkness of the days AS, interesting forecast reaches ua concerning one new spring hats - ggnely, that they are going to li# the “off-the-head" angle. "Not bqore time!" is, oi’ course. the ver digt of all those who detest the over-inclination of fashion to what Uioutrs or cxaggerated.

Miniature lemons Are being

seasic _ i <2 trimmings for hats A little nn is an aww Dim.. she md me . * _vi;uA__ __» _;i i _

£llck cap. for instance, will wear a elle eiystal lemon across the front pfit, After this we may expect ap-

and plums, and peaches-

Uhnp even melonsl

;To be really smart, they tell us

eh must wear A bow son-iewher about ane's person They are of airnost any kind o! material,

BOW! All SMART

made

and

ssent‘ ‘l final touch so in

THE HOUSE OF MABBIAGI

*’!`)on‘ts” over the doorway of

nas meet each other with symp

wx and understanding the inhere ecrences in their make-up

cease to be a souroe of peril. olman will learn to say:-"It

eRn onc’s whimsics and foolishn gny provoke affection.

;Mari can be so Lnarticulate, sun - at times _ so eihot

'div-

One could iriscribe a hundred

will 'Rm

ess

lonally

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COOOOOQOOIOOOQ

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wn“FA°“ READER How to Stops Cold. D0'rothyDixl ,..:;... A, m_,_,_f,m__{_,__,__,_, I

silence in the wrong place may

beAninsult.int.he right place- inmiratioa.

Marriage has to learn to handle

its silencas And to eschew the su- preme sin of bulking.

Lf s partner wishes to grouse, let

him or her have her grumble. It must out.

Let not the wife be afraid of peo- ple saying:-“ Mrs Bo-and-Bo spoils her husband." Many mar- riages are spoilt through too little spoiling. And conversely.

One of the worst pitfalls is mean-

ness in petty things,

Each partner should have com- lete control of a art ol the in

they are trus.ed.

Worries bring comrades closer to-

ICUXH. li

resent it. It does no mply p age. lt may suggest to the wise that something is prec.ous_ And in her own way A woman will feel protec tive towards her mate.-Warwick Deeping, in the W0man’s Journal.

CAB SICKNESS MAY BE MINI- MIZED BY USING GREAT CARE

A mother brought her son, aged

six, to see me yest.rday, because whenever they took him out driv- ing in their car the poor child got `

“because if Leonard cant go driv- ing it will mean either that we will ._ all have to stay at home or go out and leave the child behind, and. alter all, the main point in getting the c1r was that we should all be able to go out and enjoy the fine days in the country together-"

Sea-slckess in cars is generally

passing scenery or on some conver \

well opened but wrap the Uhild W

D D ' , ‘ p- come, Women are not fools- when 'rm z Aspirin 'rssuu Dnnkfull ¢l===°' ww

~ Repeat treatment Rl 2

haunt

The simple meihod pictured abo\ c is the way doctors throughout the world now treat colds

lt is recognized ns the QUICK-

EST, safest, surest way to treat zi cold. For it will check an ordi- nary cold almost as last as you caught it.

A voma should allow a man to v

' . ` os

arll

/SP *Ui

Doe! Not Hem the Hear!

leave no irritating p

Avk d 1 bo '_ /‘ eles. Get A box ol im; ililguvliff bu; ~"X,°"~,, tabled or some or

'° I ' ‘ * "fi 5 100atan dru sto

sec ihiit you get As- , - »,-. ’7 °' Y 3

pirin Tablets. Aspirin Q ,_ , _

v, ` \\_ ' ,’ Avrnnivsauneaaa . b, " Uaolmcauma

. I I

1, i

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lfthreatissare.mi.shs|\d disolve J Aspirin Tablets in A hall glass of water and gsrgis sacardiig in directions in has.

Treat Her as if She

‘KEN IULIS IDI BEING A

RER-AINPRDIIG 'l‘hil1|th¢hl-ldtlithilll

it requires

E55 E Egtgé ieilr Sigre §r.5 ‘E ig.

is the trademark ol The Ba r Company, Inmited. and the name' Bayer in the form oi A cross is on each tablet They dissolve alm t instantly. And thus work alm i - instantly when you take them. And for a gargle, Aspirin Tablets

AMomingSmile '

The Majority

The squire was having breakfast

What ever do you mean?"

“We1l. it said in a reading that thouiailds

it 55

THE COOK 'S CORNER

Parker Home

-§~§ tri ‘iii

° iosatinaed has nlssiday)

i A knockout. 'ith Nur ¢|l\|l5t0¥-in-ll' il W

’ _

stomacn

housekeep-

WUKU

24 out of your daughter in laws pie And great shall be yo

adlectlon and gratitude.

&‘iviui\i'in. 'l‘R.i';AT YOUR DAUGHTER-IN-LAW A8 YOU

YOUR Ovm DAUuhi.‘Eit. Dont have one sei. ox standards for daughter and Another for yo\i.r daugnter-in-uw. l-lay lair with

Don't. think tlliisxt; your dauai;t§1r-in-_law mould stay At nomo and

and cook and p cn pennies, ie your daughlkr sininu have A servant to do her wont and gan around to p.soes or Amusement, ?i°=3;°°° fuwnzf'

Dont think that one cheap hat. A season is good enough for your *‘* ‘°°°“““'u :"x';‘_'°°iw

daughter-in-law, but that your daughter needs mu s amen imported | f"*f‘P"ix)‘-‘*“mm‘m* ,hm meat i-'rench models. Dont think that your daughter-in~iaw shouldbe aailve t::t"°'| ‘ I ‘ ' com I a P"

to her husband and that your daughters husband would wait on bsri .

.rand ma root. Just remember that your aauginer-in-law u ss young °";"‘ ul “'°‘°"‘| ""3: 2”" ‘ww

.md pretty and as anxious .tor good cloi-hes and gouu times al your ur\u.»- Dum, mmm. 'tum P”

ter is and try to see tnat sue gets them. be Just as uncriti.Ai or your V 9° ~ _li

i P0000

lWoman’s Real m -:- Social ond i‘Pei°sonal -:- Fashionfsi 4:-.Li_lF‘eragtiii°e.

Daughter, and Don’t Live,With Her if You Can ‘ Possibb’ Help it

'rnemthnnstorbeine

IVINO ADVILI OR MAKING BUOGB'l'l

thataaywomanisevsrcalledupontodo t

Amotaertouandbyinsiieuoeandlao mane wsstedandhia

OE. Int

her

But don't yield to the temptation to

advice to the newlywed. Bite ui! Nur rather than let it tell how you eooa apoi rew- aseut downtnsgrooerybiilorwhairoomr boistery wears longest. There is nobody else int.heworldsotou¢:hyssAhride,noonseiss

i aoperfectiy Assured that she issoiomon

d~»w»°cw»~»o to testosterone;:teut:t:“"“"-‘"‘

' ~ And. snyviay,itisevery womanuinallsnahisritht 12 way, and nooody nas any ngut to interiere with it. Bo

D0 your

scru.

OOOQ

QUi¢l< #S Y°v C0095! lt loom 'ri-y ai Advise You som. was if You -'-:'--

Want to Keep on Good Terms With Her;

Were Yo'ur0wn

ooon ssornn-in-uw

glmost superhuman aol!-control

Fm*-\P

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takelofayoung wananilb

' 180|

give

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vilhan

. . . . . . ..,.. .... ............. Name

daughlter-in-law and turn just as biind an eye on hier faults aa you do on

grown outhof as children get older, alone' He lwked up from ms mpeg ____ your daughters. but in Wh’ memwhue "“’1°“5 and said to the attendant butler: Boil and HUSBAND' *mv W1 N 4°°° W MP P“"‘“ --1 see om an-s, smith im Joined melt in this 1*- 5”” W °°“*“¢ ’°”'1Y Sm" ine majority." butter about

add that e - drives and walt for about one hour" UNO' sm.. said the butler solemnly. md 541 cup of ,

‘dispensable w the sms" "neue" dw' mem* before starting' Det she was a good churchworrian. spoon sugar, 2 quarts sitted 1l0ur.' The "$509 31°' °‘ m°t““‘5'm"°W are U”

ghshgn' Bglwgysesitthm fr°“;ene? 2: _.__ md pinch of 551;" L", |-me over bers-ill-law is becuu-lo they tteut, their BOM M “ ““ “V ° °‘“` ° “ 5 Lim J na' Bank t. rn in morning as to urn »,. soon as they are marries, me this naturally ge

° e' mnwsspe mg mn e ° 'mtnerpities raoimbeesusenenssww

as lt is in keeping with the weath _

°f- W Wm" "° t° “fi” ‘mil f§§’.‘.§°‘Il..'£.” i§‘.I.°r..1°`Z"§Z‘°i.§" 3. .'15 '?n"§?°3.°£»'f`i§i“'iZ"L°.§»l§a°§°’.‘L°`L. f-ln: bw-neP°§e iw w in-h an w-m»wf°=

SMU' °"ts1;1u:";1g’éE:° 'raft tg. A number of fishing boats pass on make thesame stmneas sa any bis- b°°°“°° 11° ml W Sf” I9 mm! °f \\\ *WNW |»°l*°¢¢

e UYIYPY °1`_ d C dw dd c elim their Vey W DUTY- Cult d°\l€h: roll out not more mm play poker with the boys or roam around to night ¢'|\\\¥.

|19”-if Of Marriage. but if the PU* ldgvillyf wl;‘gi"`:n osv puililicg the "“Vh“‘ d° '~1‘°Y U-Sh f°f. \\wi=ie’I" s quarter or in inch ;ni¢g_ cu; with Dont be one or these hrs:-sm-to-diverse mothers who meow-as

ii . he 9,5\¢¢d_ , large mum; cutter; sm-em ,on sons in being slaoker husbands. On the contrary, brace your son

EIGI: l‘H. HELP YOUR. SON TO Bl: A GOOD

gmothercan doa.lottowardmakingherson‘smArriageAsuc4:eas

eu, md ward making his wife happy. Every mother-in-law can pinch

M; 1 mme. ner daughter-in-law md he-D her to win out. |

ful in these matters at first the boy

omg, M1; ov” gh, other by gwhum gg him feel that you expect him to do everything in

is ‘”X§f,_h‘;’,°“¢§,§f,g°°°“,f‘",,'§‘°‘§,,°:,'§h, aut wny so may mn rm ner rises them apart s little is that wamwmvw 'hw llfahvhll t-=k°=int4>hl»

.. ci-iiiws mine on the possibilities or final? I-'»\¢¢d JMD 'HWY mm 'D there will be Nam w file CUM and ‘ '“”Y ‘N "‘°'“‘°°' “‘“ ‘“'~""‘¢° ‘“°"‘"‘°1Y °°

5°! hi' dear' “muy Old 'my' and being sick by keeping his attention have lots more illnesses than other place them near the fire for 15 or 'Rach him how to be A 3004 h\llblB¢`|-

" 20 in ge; bgfor bgkm¢_ B53, m know the little things that go so far toward

e _ 5

Ht °’“"" °” "“”‘”y' If y°“ “’° °”° "Herrings and other me the butter over me tops ana rom one- d° hh duty and iuiilil the obiisatlam he nu taken uw:

as far as possible occupied on the U55 m \l e

‘- ~ in- ,ther quick own a total Iailure to A wiie. Your son does

ill

_ 1- _ rr

° ' ld d h th quired guntig' pun]¢d_ _*‘”° ` W0ln¢l.i Dill. 011 f»l'l.U9.'i. B0 WMD him 00 53101

“mn on ` °o V we e ur tion he feels for her instead of expecting her to

éé ii

th their daugh- ere manyu al

ives' nerves.

E n E as lei

= §

giigrg, ziigéi 53 l“teE E E lil? r 2

_ our

ltreetAddress

Utah

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`warmly in larvssiand overooata. i

.sands are cured at Yarmouth every year." replied the child. prell an him the necessity of paying his wife oompllmen f if f- nur "i *°‘- f -W v

ér'1~ 1'

Helpblqdneys ,* §..;"‘?L»'.‘."‘ri’.:.“.......#"& 'Q r.:r.:.r:;'rn..°:.-‘.:.~..°i.:‘.'fi . D.,.M'.r»-fnpcsmoymmisi-ss) gyms :.°::'i>:=i»°:::.°:.s1

- li

f NOTICE

'rm Annual Meetins vi t-he UN" mtswwn or-ivins PH! ‘M l"’°"“' eta) lxhibltiml Alocbillm. 14"' “-‘ '°' ’.-.'.'°*.2.:°.'*:."“ "° “'

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A Pair of Eyeglasses

‘ When you need them is one . of the belt investments yol\ could make.

Many who procured satis-

, factory Glaesel trosri U will

" baekapthlsatatemerii.

f E. W. TAYLOR

A J. S. TAYLOR

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CHAPTER 57

AN UNFOITUNATE HISTAKE

‘ Jeannevasleavingthehoussthe following morning to go into tovm when her mother-in-law's maid flew down the steps to stop her.

“The telephone, Madame. Eeet is

Madame Barstowe's wire. Will you oomie'l" _

When Jeanne entered her

mother-in~law‘s sitting room, she found that lady reclining on a couch in the sunshine, examining her nails

Bhs motioned toward the instru-

ment. concealed under the fluffy taifeta skirts of I. Dresden doll ill- urine.

“Your call came on my wire by

mistake. The result of two Mrs. Barstowes in the same household.”

Jeanne, instantly perceiving mme.

thing frigid beneath her mother-im lsw's smile, felt an instant's fore- boding.

“S0111 Chl! you should have been

troubled,” she murmured as she placed the reeslver to her ear.

1 "Mrs. Barstowe?" it enquired.

, Prafsssiaasl Bards

ll 'rm' h E3 c\nP¥'5 3°¢\'¢lv\\'Y»”

f Mmierrns. sor.|¢‘.|1'n|isfa'rn

I spoke nr-st to sua. Baratowe.

~ lol-EOD C BENTLEY

news

A mAn’s voice, unfamiliar. snot-

ed her.

"Mrs Victor Barstowc?"

..Y”_..

som.. Jaannsb tone was non-eommltal. but she was wondering nervously ii the man at the other end of the wire had reclaimed his identity to her mother-in-law,

votes. _ Jsmnesmilod inwardb Athi:

oAr_1!§lata,hment. ytns

UAIAIA

IDGYHUI 0' IIIIOI HWAID IILAII

KORG' T0 Ullh IIIIIIG

sums, is nimiier “plume mi

conference would detain him until one o‘cloc.k. I-le asked that he bepermittedtomeet you atthe Biltmore at one-thirty."

"That is quits all right," agreed

Jeanne.

She hung up the receiver, eyeing

her mother-in-law surreptiously.

end oi’ the conversation had not been illuminating.

"Thank you for the use of your

phone. So sorry to trouble you."

Mrs. Barstowe looked up from the

survey of hor nails, her eyebrows raised questioningiy.

"O11 for the day?" she inquired.

"What a hectic life you youngsters leadi I wonder that you are not old at thirty."

Jeanne laughed, drawing on her

gloves.

“Better to be old at thirty and

have lived, than young at nity and have known no real life st all.”

“Heathen philosophy!" smiled

Mrs. Barstowe.

Then ss Jeanne was going she

called after her casually:

“When you see Nr. Canby ask

him if he is tres for dinner on Wednesday nilht. Ons of my guests has dropped out."

WHICH GUEST?

.§ ._

iilgéig grin; § I ;EEiqsqq; giilggg rattle; s;ie%i.= ;§§§g5 a 55;? E s- a.r.i.5 E HE? -

She oun-

chance

shot of her

actually know to lunch with Im!! sulpwted.

means eamrming

-o

RIIDUQGII

bankruptcy

512°”

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sgi i,§§ F l

l£ ,

li-

She (eit confident that her "You ue nm” more "mn"

and ilnd out the real story about the gems!

I0!! GOWN!!

“I must nm new or I will be late

for my appointment at the mod- leste’s."

Mrs. Barstowe raised her brows.

she inquired.

“Only a simple. little thing W

wear at your Wednesday dinner. The rubies must have An Approp- riate setting, you know."

Her mother-in-law eyed her spec-

ulatively.

“I can never understand why you

kspt them hidden from us for ii long. Why did you not wear them with your wedding gown?"

Jeanne shrugged. “Pearls are or brides, and with

the wonderful string you gave me"- Ahe broke oi! suddenly. "By the way, may I Ask tne secretary to get them out of the safe for me? I notice that the clasp is loose, so I will drop them at T‘li!any's on my way through town."

"You need not go to that trouble.

I am sending some Jewels tomorrow to be cleaned and repaired. I will »include your pearls in the uoup."

"But I could take them today"-

began Jeanne.

“Dont be foolish child! You are

running A medial risk motoring about th) country with Anything so valuable in your bag. 'Dian have been A lot ol daring holdupa lately. I distinctly advise you not to take thorn with

Joanne vaaatlon,

but sbs to her

555% li Ellili a

position of Canby's secretary was "Some day when I have sumed.

time" replied Jeanne hastily in- Sept- 23-Corn boil at

one which required tact. t - l _

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libraryanddigupaegeri as 1 env’

O¢°0b°1'I-iirolmlllt se-

at isnonsrn esasoua .-yu," "_, he, me, ,,w_ on in crm "mass mm, 12 Q ,

"Mr Canby mst,-“cud me go an Only B0llfllC¢ttl hid HM Bpftintd CYUIU. '

October fl-Oompany visited and

d t'1 th t g d his ankle, and she could go to him ` I* ”' °1y°“ ° °“ ““”""°° “Jie lmspectedsynsminionrielassm.

. _..._

llll'l‘ WN 00.~ (M. Peters)

_-___-

Pirst Charlottetown Cmnnllly of

Girl Guides held their mst meet- ingsinoetlxetiewifearonllonday evening wth a good attendance. Two guidm from Windsor, N.B. formerly belonging to our company, were visitors in attendance and re- ceived a cordial welcome. We are always glad to have them with ua

Horseshoe formation and in-

specinll were held. Six recruits have paled their tenderfoot tests and are ready to be enrolled as guides. The Mothers of these girls Are to be asked to the enrollment ceremony. Lieutenant V. Scart-h of the 2nd

llilllillolllblll-

pruented.

December I-Four roaruitl rolled. Nine service stan and second class badged presented.

Patrol Leaders invested

December 15-“All about kown-

wons¢a|nbyOrehidPat!ol.

December!!-Christmalbasllh

giventotlireechanottetovn fam-

abou seventy vspelm

Thebanneroompetittionwill

lin all-in next Friday A banner is presented every three monthstothepatrol withthe high- est number of points for attend- ance. inspection. gamesandgsner- Alproiletency.'11xeBlAckbirdpats-ol ofthellt0hl.rloNltawnCo.i.aooa'-

f-U7. ~ -

November 8-Nino service stus

“ii e 5' 1" si- L lililli ii = iiiglfgi f‘ 3 i‘f*{iiiEii ° l;li§;;i if- ” lliil;§l‘ cgi. . § gr

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word. Other rate! on-Appllaaeila.

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lllllllul Ghana in any annie-out swsssrnivs "Ass,

359515 Es ». iiliii rigia

invited

l»n¢BynaAnd1.‘apa.

(B\»l*Aal’s)

_,_-is

Ctbtlill fm' th ug the ahsehc as thanked by

er services. The

1 - Boarders Wanted

" " Cubafs President , ns im _ .whos fog;

Jill

Bird patrol was

attend the md Chariot

tetmrn 0ompany'a meeting on Pri- day evening. The meeting closed with A sing song followed by Auld

Ohariotiofbfh company, who has-

ZND W C0.

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complete

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harms!

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YW. in. tell N

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el voters, I have decided

Kayoralty election.

of Ward l’ivs during

support for sevual ol

tbl I ID

lea" by Brown Owl O. hy. Benner “nun “Dunn”

on A

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t -fl t- pac::_»l| wears Ana lessen lnsisyu

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