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LIFlIlLIKlAGAB-DBN:

Hsdml no other cause for loving '

e. Then should I love it greatly for this reason: It lsmso like a garden, fragrant, e

With beauty, putting forth ln its

due season T119 llllhlrll fruits of years when care is given Tc tender lt. And there's no limit sure , To love ess when nourishment from Heaven l8 lily by day absorbed. divinely, purely.

,1 3 out ...+ 4 women 1.. ..a..../,~_,.,, m.,... 5,,_,,,-~T,_,,

1,000 Canadian Iaonsewlvesvrerc given dlferent n

packed in PLAIN hoxca, Identified only hy numfihlebemsivollf: were asked to do their washing with these granulated soaps and then to wrilc which soap they liked host-and why! 3 out of‘ eve

4 wnrucll expressed an overwhelming preference for “So-p N,“ l? CONCENTRATED SUPER SUDS. Hundreds of lcnsrs were n; ulvcd. We quote at random from a few:-

- . 0A - Si; 1...". "$333513 21'3"? Titus...’ “"133”? "‘}"‘.“'~” lukewarm water. Does not m»). woorsrzvs." n” a‘ "' "No. 1 scans crcmrs Amanuoiv cum. The suds lost longer,” "u... 1 wasn't HARMFUL rc MY wasnmo uscnms crclathea. A wonder- [ul Water Softener. TheBESTsocp I ‘us werusd in the machine,» l’ . LIAVIS COI- I gealiczlrtifclotlling. styles?’ gelsylvcsnfiSll-Ioémrlelltgny

Ho knows that life is like a gard- en. who

Has “labored at uprootlng weeds

giggly around the

And. ah, hs u cxqulsitelv aware

healthy condition when it occurs at, the usual bedtime and when not extreme 8nd overpowering. in perfect health hardly know the meaning of drowsiness; they are active mentally and slcally until they are in bed;

in the mor again in full mental awakeness. There are‘ less fortunate rsons who never have a com le and satlsfactorynight/s rest w o are ye almost constan drovlvisy; also ar nodding, u w en e touches the pillow sleep recedes and the night is a succession cl lapses in sleep with the instant return of renal-conscious-

In’ general drownlness is abnor- mal, and indicates - something s1 th body of the

wrong ther ln e sufferer or in his habits. A s t urowiness ls often no-

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CITAABLE‘

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She fancied that the solicitor be- lieved in her innocence, but it wasn't a matter which seemed of nucb 1m tn him. He was hopeful, ut when ho heard about g1: letter she twenty-one pounds for the maker he looked grave and shook his head.

"That was your one mistake. Mrs.

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realize that lawyers lcion as the Prim

home her mo“ ‘a attitude ration cf what

life that site wanted to forget. e -

ticed a ter a hearty meal, because active digestion draws a greater volume of blood to the stomach so

had snoth girl, at and s boy neafiy grown up, at hand- ' rlaye was nearly mad

TIMELY. TIPS

.- FOR THE a

HOME SEWER

ashions '1 Literature

a pleated sweater. It

to shades

aIlYOHE M

sew... Style No. sizes 14. 16,

terisl for

WOYDGII

yellow-green, etc., or a silk gglnt cre . The pattern includes

th m ls! They are easy to .ea.sy on . 3062 ls designed for 18. 20 years. 89. S4. 36.

It ad av

feet to your tweed avlvid monotone color lnwooksilk,

linen or cotton. The

in sheer

YUll-l‘

The hug-me-tight basque blome ls the most Do ular of all spring fashlons....a ‘ er" as a top

for your new skaters-silhouette or . can acket over a thin

is exquisitely lovely annk

5

yellow-gold, in

88. 40 42 and 441lnches bust. Size i118 mine l 7-8 yards of M-inch a msa 1 l, afor languid?“ blouse: an - {wide -tnch ms,- ort sleeved blouse.

Send fifteen cents (it) in stamps

alscbe

lus blouse flatterin in sue

Thalt‘ llfe.ls like a. garden, who “u... u soar MAKES vcua HANDS son mo smoo . - ‘l’ ALL household cleansing. ooas FARTHESTI". summfor Marci-ii; iii‘ 5pm“ "mmm"

that the brain is relatively poorly su

was i

burst, Mr.

about the scandal; incapable of folio nstinct which told her

and Mrs. Kaye the sim lo at 0hr -

WEST ROYALTY WOMEN'S

w coin (coin preferred) wrap ecin carefully. address to Oharlonetcwn

You owe it to yourself to try Concentrated Super Suds, next mileguié.mam m Good Home-

waabdcy. This superior granulated mm that's why it gives you MORE sUDgfpsfigfcr yxrogfthésggi gentle to ‘your hands. Washes your clothes HOlpltQl-glegn.

TOMORROW XUULL WELL

Most germs dangerous to health are killed " mm, washing process. Very economical! Being g $155: your r§o3§§ms$om§ sow alone way! {fin-ace 111mg: in the Southb white srkskln. or country clu din-

ramnr sill: BLIJI sox 20o a1 Y9 m; this s ring. silk ore m ton

p UR GROGINI of ‘Men M m 9' ‘ rnu-l ursey o...“ Concentrated SUPER SUD§ WI“ poo YOU capes fglx-lsghdfiaga cmnglvement

brlshtly - colored evening

dresses. The all-envelo in eve- ning cape looms lm an y on the spring horizon.

Little tweed jackets with printed crepe dresses-most often contrastin in color-are a new spring all ance that looks as gay as it is practical.

Tulle. yads and yards of it, , tied ins bg bowover a little sailor hat and chosen in a color to go with your colored gloves. Bagsygloves and veils to match create a pretty accessory en- semble for print dresses.

tribute to the development of the fruit salad as s. culinary art. This delicacy is equally popular as a luncheon mainstay or a dinner ending, especially among those of

plied.

gcmetlmes we hear of attacks o! occurring suddenly at certain periods of the day or at lrv r intervals. These are alto- ge her abnormal, and in such cases thepe is almost always some poison at. work in the nervous centres.

OILTIO LEGEND USED IN LONDONDEBBY All

New words for one of the most beautiful Celtic melodies - the Iiondohderry air-have been wrlt-

Ilbr years she has been keenly m and

interested c folklore.

m; was inspired to yvrite hte verses when staying at her Irish home,- Mcunt Stewart. in County Down.

The words were heard for the first time at the first Celts and Boots night OIi Febrllfly a at the Queen's Hall, London.

Th poetessn lyrical gift will be a revelation to many 11901119- The lines have an almost uncanny beauty. Taking as her theme an old Celtic legend somewhat similar to d Isolde, she calls her

Tristan an work "'l.‘.he Love angle of Elmer,

us who must ponder calories. 5P1“! °°°'l-l- "W" P941118”? Olmmlmm “d Bwd‘

You'll always produce a succes- “Yh- w '9" wlm W!‘ Plllll Ind 11k” “mum wgqgnfémgfsé " aful fruit salad if you pick the m!” dwslea. 01 these m $3 - “Human o, the wnvnrtsas-runnr. usuurns fruits for color contrast and “"8 m" Wide "filed will". "1' W“: on m“ web

CARRYING swan massacres choose a delicately flavored dres- "W much l“ a dream!!!" "m5 w“ s GIVE FIRST AID T0 BASBFUI. sing that enhances the flavor oi’ sllllll- Tlon, as the whoe poem ls a very sssux WIIOWE LOBI mum the fruits. Hers are two famous W! “m” Wm, m,“ m”, TONGUE; dressln s that have a special af- Th9 4° @0111!’ 01 Pearls. a ll’- sl" .. ' m, m,“ 551ml ma,” no regal fashfon with its haunting line Ocholn,

flllity temperament about them, either, when you‘ use sweetened condensed 1,- milk. You can concoct each of these favorites in five minutes flat " and. best of all. you can be sure they are oluxlls proof. . The arrangement of fruit salad gives you a chance to exercise your artistic impulses. If you are using s bowl or platter, place let.- tuce lsaves around the edge and fill the center with a red skinned apple. a persimmon or an orange wi its skin out off. Slice your centerpiece into segments. Then plle your salad mixture in a ring around the center-and you'll be sure of a design that has eye an- peal. If your salad is mixed with dressing. rm an m-m supply o1

that looks well with the new formal fashions and on this same theme from the Victoria.

A shlrtwalst_ and skirt with a trim little bow at the neck of the blouse exact like those shown ln your mo er's plot/urea of her clasmates of 1811.

TIN DEMANDMKNTB '

Here are Ten Dmeandments that are said to have been set forth by one Oyrus Simmons. an old wagon builder:

1. n't. lie. It wastes my time and yours. I am sure to catch you indthe end, and that is the wrong en .

of revivals

icriah, it's m Grandmother and experi- nsut with this quaint method ot lfieyihg the tongues of pot/antic’.

You'll be sure to inspire com- pliments from both sexes if you e a luscious home-made fon- with the time-honored en- tton with frost-

Inrk like magic in Valentine party guests.

loo by cfmlliirhl: moi recitgesmcal n, m ‘ "p" . l zgwawih yaw woflk 13:: the - B - - 1 . ' wor es a ling for sweetened condensed milk - logic ah ghIgr-tfgraud a short day's

well.

ll you have no small heart-shop: makes my face long.

m,“ ,, MAGIC CREAM smsssmc

braid?" i” ‘lib mm. “b: thin m 1 t 0 91' a_ . billboard, arid usepgpsmall, sharp (a Mme“) “em ant-l his??? 1110:: thahnirbcu knife u. cut the fondant to the we" amt, 1 can gfforwl mil” °l ‘the Pfllilflll- at£fig°°$mgglhper your pay lf you increase my prof- cupur; Mo“, vflgnflnq ' 2 tablespoons sweetened con- “"- dem“ mm‘ 4. You owe so much to yourself

I 1-2 tablespoons pineapple juice 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1-2 cup sa Mash

that you cannot afford to owe any- body else. Keep out of debt or keen out of my shops.

5. Dishonesty is never an accl- dent. Good men, like women. never see temptation when they meet l

1-4 cup sweetened condensed milk ~

l-i teaspoon vanilla ' ' l 2-3 cups sifted confectlonen’ (4K) sugar g Blend ‘sweetened condensed milk vanilla. A d sifted confec- iioners sugar gradually and" con- ilnuc mixing until smooth and

ed . Bl dd th l it ‘lu°e's'l'.“3}l.sh 3:111’ nillxed, slid bile lespocn of salad oil and beat.

"uml- 5914534119 wilted Pill" ammml’ “dd u” ‘m ‘swwly’ 0' Mind your own business and lightly 1th f - _ beat thcrou ly. Ohlll. Serve - . mm 1 nu 10.33.... fill‘, °§,l,'°.§§',f,¢ fife’,- with 1t salads. Makes 1 cup. lylauilmfvnlfi limllfif° t‘ °“ °

lo about 1-4 inch thickness. Queen of llearta‘ ‘Clllllifl

' ‘Lltlsnone ofrnybuslness whst you do at. night. But it dissipation affects what you do the next day.

Stomlih IllélfIEsE?

1-2 pollnd sweet chocolate and vou do half as much as I de- l-l Hm sweetened cond mand. you'll s11 as long as 1k you hoped.

m: . “Melt chocolate in bop of dcw ‘ller. Remove from lire and a mtenml condensed milk. Btlr grill mlxiuma thickens glut! out a sheet 1-4 inch in‘ i-cknsss N! a buttered surface. Ohllkdut heart-shaped cutter or by, M" Pattern. scraps which 20-. gills amu- hearts have beotncut lit can be reshaped, and mum c solid, ’

_ IF you are troubled

with stomach dis- tress, gas or [indiges- tion, u may ulro Dr. ierce's Goden Medical Discovery. This tonic lends to improve the digestion. increasu the appe- tite, and as a result

a, Don't do shyurlng here that hurts your selfrespect. An employs who ls willing to steal for me is willing to ‘steal from me.

9. Don't tell liie what I'd like to hear, but what I angst to hear. I don't want a valet my vanity. but one for my money.

1,5 Ocholn. my dearest ever dear one. Emer is in

love with Cuohulaln. Sand. the King "casts his Elfin spell between them." and the song ends with Guchulalnh lament. " eeds must I desire thee whilst I breathe. Yet must I I0. and 80m: darkly grieve."

The eltlc function links up the old and the new in Celtic music and dance. poetry and art. The earliest examples of traditional dances were seen side by side with modem interpretations of pipe tunes and Burns’ poems ln prime and movement.

Small cuts or tears in s. rubber apron should be repaired as guickly as possible to prevent them rom spreading. The apron should

be laid ht. side downward on a table so at. any damaged places may easily be seen. Strips of -

hcsive plaster should then be ap- plied .tc these places to hold the cut edges together and keep them from further tearing. ‘Ilre back of the apron should be perfectly dry when the repairs are done. so that the plaster will adhere firmly.

It articles tend to lose color when washed, rgver allow them to drain as they hang to dry.

Varicose Veins- lilcrs-illd Sores

Clean Powerful Penetrating Oll ‘ ‘ n otes Healthy neallns

v

No sensible person will continue to suffer when clean. powerful c- tra “ llhnerald 0 can

ti!!! readily beobtained at any ill-Sl- Oilnl -

drug ore. The dir ions are simple and so make up your mind today tha youaregoingtogiveymlr 688a chance to not well. Simply asktyémir for an lnal bctt o! oonek Enter-aid and aPilly lllll ‘w... "-‘°"..'...“‘.u..." “‘°..'.'2'.l'.'u.'2 m‘ en enar . - ent is reduced and the trlcer

l"! as for first. bdttlll..li to m? to double boiler and warm "filly to make n. pusols.

i0. Don't kick lf I kick. If you're worth while correcting you're worth while keeping. I dcnt waste time Cilittllii specks out of rotten sp- p es.

DMWSINIS! BAD SIGN ‘jlegpiness _is taznormal __ and

II-IOII": vl5ll w... .. .. “i ""2. t“. rs" _ <.._~_ . llaad. 01h. says: “l su arsd considerably ‘ U11‘ s“, _' " I _ h:- lsdlgesiiaa and p a a1 cod lav w ‘fir '»»-‘~'?»u%tlt.'..t it‘. t.':"...'.'..'.l:.'2.":.';..!.:.‘::.t'.'.'.':‘.t.l°;"l

RESBINGS OI‘ DILOATI hsd Dr. Plms's Goldaa Medical Discovery wt

IJISIINUIIUNI ' ' ' Ir vs no lss lnlia eh

f iron the srerss distress. 1 sit aver so aaeli hotter." lay Ir la ltgsld ss tablsu a: ysnr drag siers today.

‘Pgtszthsgvoilc new; ti.

_, Ylililtl‘ I 99d tllliflyllilt," declares PurityMsld

f '.'.Yw Ilfllillilfiieiritllflllationsquitsarsiullylild. as I do, .

' i i iplllllhlildyiltlriroublssirsthrough."

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or old sore healed. It h so penetrat- lng and economical that a smal bot- tle lasts a longptéme. Mooneb limer- ald Oil is d used by ,

ere. If you're wise you get tle today.

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Household Scrapbook; '

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l Cars of Hands To sof-ten and whiten the hands. mix one (ounce of glycerlrag. thre c

"m" . ~i‘“s ‘.5’. re: aunlabwlth ohgfoil ' wear sleeping gloves. ~ I. . ahead curiae: which hugging; r s . m

n" o tfiiig th

d \ axln . If 2.313 ..‘.“.'.i..'§'......'....... u. to the war.

Ros RUBBER ‘Plums my B! ‘was stout and middle aged, Grant REPAIR!!!)

bei was her child also, and that therefore she must do everything possible for her at all costs.

However. they did their best. Mr. l-Iaye cabled to a brother of Glen Coiet in Australia. who was Chris- tabefs godfather; and he ca/bled bank instructions to brief the best counsel available and 3am no ex- ams. The solicitor vised them

brief Bir Rnss Barnes, famous as one of the most brilliant advocates at the Bar.

Ohrlstabel met Sir R055 Barnes; he uestioned her, and listened st- h?......'°"."‘€§‘“.."“ s" m" ‘s;

y e urry e a a:

to_be m. m” "Tell the truth. Mrs. Mllsom." he said. "That ls all you have to do. And wear something quiet. — black, oi course, because of your loss."

He uestloned her I 1y I-bOlIl thry Goring. and the terms on which she had been w him. “He was just a friend. He was always very kind and I liked him. I can't understand l" "Nothing more than that?" “Nothing-in the slightest."

The mere question made her feel outraged even though it was - evitable that Sir Boss shotrld ask n. She had seen Henry Goring in court when she was charged, and he had looked shame-faced, but

was very _ Henry's CDIISOIGIIOC, no doubt, was

About ten days before her case came up for trial she was inatten- tively turning over a newspalger when she came on a headline t at caught her eye:

"Counses sh exchange."

Law cases na urally interested

her just then. and she saw that the

c umn had ething o tgveixtah g .

l-Icwltson appeared to be young and look looking. But she remembered his name. and the case in the paper immed- iately, when the solicitor told her that Mr. Hevvitson, K C, was to appear inst herself and Craigle for the mwn Mr. Grant l-Iewitsori?" she said. “Yes; a. very brilliant young man," said the solicitor, and added, rat-her dubloushy. ‘He and Sir Ross are incline to be at lcggerheads when the meet in court.’ Christa l. in the state when evegxy‘ nerve is exhausted by the str cl facing intolerable facts. felt the lnconsequent interest th a little thing can arouse at ouch a time. She considered, apathetically, the font that the proeeoutlm coun- sel at her trial would be young and interesting. What never entered her head was that such a serlolm issue-her re- putation, her liberty. her whole life -could be affected ply; a trivial anti- ers.

possible guilty; innocent cople arc never convicted. And w en, with a Pig- sleal sickness of reluctance. c surrendered herself to the police again, she took comfort from the saying:

“Truth can never be told so ss ti? b3 understood.,a.nd not be be- eve ."

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Irradiated Carnation horde-fed babies-mow

itely; homogenized to give every

(To be Continued) _,

prescribed by baby specialists every- where. They've found that babies

drop equal creamy smoothness; ‘ "lnsllsfsd for as!" "sunshine" vitamin D. And, too, Carnation is economical in price-

Tlae meeting was held at the home of ldlrs. Stillman Friznell on Thuseday (the ‘Ztlth with an attendance of eleven members. With the President presiding the

with the ‘ "

Guardian giving:- Btyle No. 8002 Bias "a - nos

1

Kama

amounted ‘to $1.10. Donations were also received for the packing of a Dispensary Box. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Reports were then heard from conmrlMces. Sick reported send- ing a New Year's gitt of fruit to four elderly people in the settle- ment. These were sent as a small token of remembrance and good- will. also two other sick were sent fruit d/uring the month. lit was‘ moved and seconded that the sec- rotary renew the subscription to 'I'he Island Crusader for another year. On motion it was decided that $1.04 be given for treait 0d candy for school children on ex- amination day. The questionnaire on Public Health was filled in by converters and read alt ting. An interesting contest was put on and prises given. Pnogram com- mittee for next montih, Mrs. Still- man Frlnell and Nlrs. Fred Gertes. Questionnaire on Agriculture to be answered. Roll call. Name a Gar- den Flower and describe it. Newt meeting alt Mm. Soevmrt Mac- Kinnonb on Feb. 32. Meeting

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"You haven't missed chorus eleven . I'd thought you a religious

“I'm not great to watch one man speak and keep 200 women quiet!"