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cally After They Are 20, so if a Man Picks Out a Wife With Sweetness and Phil- osophy and Courage, He Need Never Fear That He Will Regret Having Married

are afraid to get married.

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Two young men write nie that they are very mlwh in love. but they They feel that life will be cinders, ashes and dust unless they marry these charming young maidens upon whom they have set their heartspbut they fear that if they do marry them the future will bring them nothing bu! dlsilluslon, disappointment and quarrels and bick-

"All of our friends warn us Bgﬂiiisi mﬂrriage." they say. “Our buddies tell us that in three or four years the beauty of the girl you have married h" She has lost her llssom ﬁgure; the sweet disposition which you once knew and loved .-_ _ . .___; . is gone and she lilis learned to nag and fret Mid complain, and wltli nothing left to cover the many

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Select hall as many largeslaootii; potatoes as there are P913011: to be served. Wash thorouihli and hlloe in a very hot oven and bake untu almost done. _ i

Remove from oven. cut in hllvel lengthwise. liolloweach piece s lit- tle in the centre. making cavities

_ long and shallow (not‘deep.)_ '

Sprinkle with pepper and salt, ﬁll, g cavities with a. mixture of half- gYlILCu cliecsc and halfiﬂnely-chop- poll pililentos.

Press the mixture in, cover with buttered cracker crumbs, return to the oven and bake until the pota- toes are well done and tender.

Serve with butter or slices of fresh

fried crisp bacon or any moat de- i sired.

Selected plucking: Iron thaTea Gu- dllil of India and Ceylon. blended with skill bring richncssand ﬂavor In your la cup. Ask your grocer.

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ol course, in time beauty does fade, and if you have Pifwd out a sir! n solely for her pcachcs-cliid-cream complexion and her golden curls, your bargain will have turned bad on your hands, but why not choose a wife for something besides her looks? Suppose you consider her Drama. They

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The girl who at 20 was bright and interesting to

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But this isn't true. _ n b [is \\';i_\".< ‘lll'(‘ lmld and bumpy and iull of ruts and with hills to C m i111

ill ‘l ts when vou regret it and will ivlsli you haunt.

Wc lull‘: n lct oi foolishness about the disilluslon of matrimony. soulsu, lliluv is t" illusion in eating. business, in Uvlllg a doctor or a lawyer, in what have you.

All of Lia go about complaining that we cant get pie that tastes like that nlollzl-r Until lo make. Every; boy dreams of pulling oil some bril- i.:l.il Uulijl lli busliicss or making a. killing in the stock market that will n him a fortune overnight. Every young professional man believes that fame has her laurel wreath all ready for him that she is just wait- ing to clulnp on her brow mid it is a horrible disappointment to them to lmd out that success comes only after years of hard, grueling labor.

Santa Claus and to sit down and howl when he finds out that there isrrt any Santa Claus.

Your friends’ other objections to matrimony are equally untenable. In the first place, women don't lose their youth and beauty and general attractiveness in tlirce or four years after they get married,_as you can sec for yourself by giving the_ young matrons oi your acquaintance a casual glince. 0n the contrary, most girls never come to their iull maturity of good looks until after they are married and have had a child or two. Then-'tl1e_v are the full-blown rose instead of the bud. Nor do women fade and lose their ﬁgures and abandon all interest in clothes and per- sonal appearance and keeping themselves attractive just because they are married.

It ls the married women who support the‘ beauty shops and who count their calories and who doll themselves up in imported creations, as the husbands who pay the bills can testify, and so you need not be afraid that your living picture will turn into a. chrome the minute you get it home and hang it on your bungalow walls. You may safely count on Imogene being easy on the eyes for the next fifteen or twenty years and perhaps by that time you will have lost some hair on the top of your head

and acquired a triple chin and a bay-window ﬁgure and you will not be a... A_._.. .___ ,

PWlat the Fasllionables ore Wearing

Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished With Every Pattern

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By Annabelle Wforthinglon

‘There is such a lot of satisfaction in having a dress that meets every day needs as today's lovely model.

It is black canton-fable crepe silk with just a hint of contrast in the lace trim that edges the sleeve flounces. You may wear it for shop- ‘ ping, for luncheon or bridge.

A similar scheme in transparent velvet may be used for this simple smart‘ model.

The sheer woolen.» are also sult- able.

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th lif . All . There is really no primrose pa m e d [husbands are brutes or tightwads or ivlfe-beaters.

The great majority of both men and women are decent people who try to do thtir duty. Certainly the number of nagging, fretiul, complaining wives is neg-

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it. Which is as silly a thing as to expect a. grown-up man to believe in l

[improve with time.

talk to, the girl who read and got a humorous slant on life will make you

Well. bolt. marriage i5 like Pretty "R1911 cverwhhlg e159 h‘ ma‘ a companion of whom you will never tire, and she will be more fascin- Whicliever fork oi the road you take, tliifre Wm be “mes and Seasons sting at 40, at 50, at 60. even lit 7U. than Sh!‘ WM Bi? 29- whcn you wish you had taken the other one and when Y0" Wm mmgme , that the goinll 0" it must be easier ma“ on the m“? 37°“ ‘m’ traveling’ knowledge that the years have brought her. She will never bore you be- Illltl that more flowers must bloom along the way and that the sun must cause she will have the accumulated experiences ofa lifetime to draw

5111110 brilllllc; on it and that there must be more places where one can upon’

her soul.

’ each, but not lilfiliy.

Because she will have a mind stored with wit and wisdom and all the Marry a clever woman and it will not matter to you whether she is pretty or ugly, becliusc you will never see her face, you will only see

As for all wives being shrews, that is no more true than that all Some there are oi -

ligible in comparison with the multitude of brave, uncoinplaining, un-

Of ‘selfish, self-sacrificing ivollien who olicr up theii lives on the altar oi ihere is dismusion m the grocery f their fainlllcs; who make of their shoulders a ladder on which their hus- ‘bonds and children climb to sueetss and who give to those they love a

I devotion and a loyalty that has no counterpart on earth. I Womens characters do not change radically after they are 20. They do not turn from sweet to sour. They do not change from philosophers to

iiaggers, from having high courage to being cowards, just because they '

get married, and so if you will exercise as much judgment in picking out your wife as you would a. new automobile, you may be very certain that you are getting what you want and that you will never regret investing

i in Matrimony Preferred for the long pull.

Q. Should men alivays .hands when being introduced?

A. Alivavs. when it is convenient. alrilning the living-rooms they went Q. What should be worn at rcs- . into we bedroonh '

iliurant dinner parties? A. Evening dress is obligatory if the dinner

Sliiiiw t bor to sea the decorations. The house

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i5 to be in the main dovely pictures painted on the coil? dililng room of a slizal-t restaurant. ling for?"

Q. What topics of conveisatloiil

should always be avoided in good Aiaggs.

society‘? i A. Ills, operations, accidents, and deaths.

In Memoriam DIXSS ANNA N. CLARK

The death of Miss Anna N. Clark occurred at her home in Augustjng Cove‘ on October

.Wh0 had been in failing health for

i to look at on Sundays."

28th. Deceased, saddened to learn of the demise of

DOROTHY DIX.

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But nobody rails against the disappointments and disilluslons of . . 'F . ‘I bu.» lleslw‘ and professions and warns people against trying to do anything Etlquette A Mofn n8 i IJLUJHSG the zooud to success is not all their rosy fancy painted and thcre n we“. l“

.. , . will be plenty’ of hard modding in it. 1t is only marriage that we arc y ‘ ._______ , ‘warned to siticslcp because we may find ourselves disillusioned if we try i__‘-"'-_'_'_'" Mrs. Maggs had invited her neigh-

had been repainted, and after ex-

“My? said Mrs. Dlggs, admiringly. "Isn't it pretty? But what are tile

| "For my ‘usbandf’ explained Mrs.‘ “ 'E likes to ‘ave something

The poll bearers wei-eMr. Earl Clark, Mr. Lorne Carruthei-s, and Messrs. Kenneth and Leith Camer- on. Lriterment was made‘ in the Peoples Cemetery at Tryon.

MRCS. J. LESLIE MELLISH

er brother, John Milton proceeded her to the great beyond a couple of years ago.

She will be much missed ln the home which she brightened by her cheerfulness and untirlng industry.

The people ‘of New Perth were.

some time bore her sickness with 'M"5- J- Leslie Mclliah on the mom-

great christian fortitude.

She was a mzmbcr of the former Year of hor 118B- Thﬁ belt of medi- l Methodist Church, and ever sought cal skill and kind nursing were of to live the lite that oycmomes by no avail to stay the ravislies of a

faith. She leaves to mourn their loss

m8 of October 17th in the 39th I

malignant, incurable malady which

three sisters, Miss r ‘ l o; Aw .woiideiful vitality She bore her gustinscove, Mrs. 1...; y War-ion sickness with patience and forti- of Somerville, Muss; and Mrs. 'tude until the close of the final life

Spinney of Roxbury, Mass. Also iscenes which ended peacefully.

three half brothers, Albert of Vic- toria, P. E. 1., Johnston of Amherst N’. 8.; and Charles cf Charlotte- town.

The funeral took place from her late residence on October 30th at 2 p. m. and was conducted by the Pastor, Rev. J. L. Lund. Music was furnished by Tiyon United Church choir under the leadership of Mrs.

She leaves to mourn her husband and one daughter, Charlotte, ,a graduate a: Charlottetown Business} College now employed in a bank-

present at the funeral, coming part of the way by airplane, also an, aged father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy who resided

She possessed in an eminent degree the Kennedy gift of music and her fine voice will be missed in musical circles.

The absence of hate or vindict- iveness in her nature made her a favorite with neighbors and friends, which was well attested by the large concourse of

sttornooli o! October 20th. Revarsnds Armstrong and Water- worth o! the Christian Church per- formed the last sad rites at the home and grave. The pail bearers were William

don. Ind Charles Mellish.

The ﬂoral tributes were beautiful and included o. pillow from Charles l... Kennedy and family, Regina.

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