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Dorothy Dix ’s Letter Box

Qomestic Tyrant Should be Deserted by Vic- tims—Has Husband

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2 cups conned salmon

COMPLEXION

Take NB YEAST FLAKES regularly.

able Spot in His Own HouseZP-Stingy Husband Begrudges Wife’s Help to Needy Relatives

Dear Miss Dix—1 am s business girl with a fine position and enjoy g My father makes our home a hell on

Here is my problem: tyranny.

A work. tsrth with his temper and

goes off on on my mot a \\'0rd for meals in a

food.

gone and I

he approves of the location. be laid without his say-so.

every member of the household, particularly

Now the other children are married and

mother and I have suggested that We take a

Right to Comfort-

Not a chair can be moved unless ‘ Not a rug can ‘ Periodically he

tantrums of anger and vents it on ,

her Sometimes he will not speak . two or three weeks and we eat our , silence and gloom that poisons the i

"CONTAINS N0 ALUM." This statement on "of! tin ls your guarantee that Magic Baking Powder ' ingredient.

am earning enough to support my ll

ABOUT YOUR‘ BAKING .

tree from slum or any

save mes meant on morn phonon; the/unwise De Both Home Makers‘ Schools ;

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_c9g[g not quite 1,4 of a cent more per bak- ing than the cheapest inferior baking pow- ders. Why not use this fine-quality bflkiflfi powder and be sure of satisfactory results?

1 cup chopped cucumber

1 teaspoon chopped parsley V» teaspoon salt

l6 cup celery. finely cut

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l teaspoon capers Flake salmon with silver fork. Add

cucumber. parsley, celery, salt and

pepper and combine.’ Mois‘ 1h . mine mayonnaise dresslng.. .d 'n centre of salad dish on c1. , ..»t-

iuce leaves and garnish with may- nnaise. Some slices of cucumber 1nd hard cooked egg may also be used. Sprinkle 1 teaspoon capers over salmon.

llllellfile" ‘ Moulded Salmon

' 1; tablespoon salt

A natural laxative that supplies rich vitamins. Helps to clear up skin troubles and sallow complexion. Pure

brewers’ yeast.

YEAST FLAKE

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small apartment and go by ourselves. Her nerves are being shattered and her entire

“f. health is being broken down living in this strained inharmonious atmos-

and bought me a iicw-fangled overstuffed monstrosity which I hate. She puts the appearance of the house above my comfort and it is, “Don't lean your head against the wall," "Don't drop your cigar ashes on the carpet," and when I overturned a glass of water on the new dining-room table you The only place I can rest in

Dllffe- ‘W131i 531*“ 1 d‘)? , ‘y’ P‘ would have thought I had murdered her. A"~““'°"5 _ case is on the bench in my workshop. I come to ask your ndvice in my

‘fry to get your nzothci- to go with you and set up the peaceful little dilemmi A B_ Q home you plan. But the chances are that siie will not do it because she Answer.

will lack the courage to break away from the tyrant who has ground her uncici- his cruel heels so long. She has been intimidated until her spirit ‘.11. hccn broken

Bu: Wlltlltvl‘ she will go or not, savc yourself before your own nerves Don't feel

well, Mr. A. B. C., I think the time hascome for you to put up a fight for your liberty and your old Morris chair and at least one room in the house that you can call your own and tarnish as you like and in

“if cup sweet milik or cream

'2 tablespoon mustard

1 tablespoon sugar

Z eggs , Or 3 yolks

V6 cup vinegar

RICH BREWERS‘ YEAST-ALWHYS STAYS FRESH

NATIONAL IIIYIIIIS I-INITII), MONTREAL Sale: Ayah llnrulrl I‘. Ilhilak I Co. 1.011., 10-16 Msfianl Sums, Tannin

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1% tablespoons gelatine

l4 cup cold water

1 one-pound can salmon

Make a salad dressing of the first

Aurmvm KNITTING

The vogue for handmade thlnl is increasing this fall. Any one wh-

which you can do as you please.

After all, you are the gentleman who

six ingredients. Soften gelatine in cold water and dissolve in hot

can knit or crochet shouldn't oven

to abuse you than it docs for him to abuse her. ,

ALso. it may Jar his colossal egotism a little and make him realize that l! he does not treat his family better, he is likely to be left solitary and 1 alone. l-le doesn't want that because it would interfere with his physical comfort. Aim, ll would dcprzve him of his victims whom he gets a cruel I plcasurc in iorttirlng. That l5 a home sport that he cannot indulge him~ ,1 self in elsewhere. for nobody else would stand for his grouches and tem- I ‘Jcrs and frozen silcnccs.

It is the men who have to say, “Yes, sir," to their bosses and Jump when ihzj: are spoken to who lord it over their own families. It is the lllvll who lift‘ so mock and mild and humble that butter wocldirt melt in iilljll‘ mouths abroad who swear at their wives and children at home.

There are plenty of men like your father who take out on their defenseless families all of the temper and meanness and irritability that they (Lire not exhibit in public, and a yellower, most contemptible, more 2U‘.'\Il!'fl:].' thing no man ever docs. _

You can't flunk of u man doing anything much lower than bullying

' :..ti‘l'l"- ik‘ ' ' ' v ‘ Elfllllhefifigblln"ttzhmlxtllifillinl m Illglgastlzlilgxftliwfifzglikfg5:11: gldiallzrltthyeiyirstibulgd I family to the house even for a meal, nor lwill he peirmit me to helplthem one at the cowboys shouted; 10st _ _ _ to take it out yoursem ‘band's picsznce like a dog-that is always expecting a bloaw I have seen i any wail l1»: hi“: been dendyllsng myseirt evfirstilllfig I gutlglw g ‘iiatlo "Never mind the bum Let's start And u no chm“ or power t” Be weful 55°13 setting 0081118- ci llfPll in the hiwh tide of laughter and ploy stricken suddenl dumb t ' erxf-secrlelyltouti o‘: htfhhas Icovere? a: it bTeI a talntath — the game!" ‘mews u“ in your we.’ Apply them um tat-horas croft-i: father's m i the latch 1 a v her: 1 a. ‘mg 10m 1 m g W f’ em.‘ ma“ m’ e“ ' u “mm. e m‘ ——— A sleep shall on my eyes be leld- tlouslv and don't use foo much at:

.. . l .. . . I i n . a e seen es uxui- I starve. He says I have no right to give them his money. Isnt this too OUT 0F DATE m minim peace my Me shun jade a m, ‘Ollolff appoinzc<l, with €\'(‘l'yiilillg that money could buy, that were made hard? MRS. X. And perish m“, the wcodland pith/cs o; torment by the husband's and father's surliness. Answer; , ' . , . , ‘Your methods of cultivation are leaves. STUDY .. §.“.'.'3§.‘Z..'§"Z‘$i.§’§ :.'::'::.‘:.':;“§.:.:.";“::;:."::.' i232" 1* .“";'r"' m"? '::";.'.:":".::' - nl... s... .. Mayk- z ' r. . . ' ' e . n 8 y sympa ze “ your mm o 8p your am y r e me o“ youthful college graduate to the old yar Muse. when you have studied a“ that

his own br-' Fortunately the heavy father, who feels that

illm a less free hand than he used to have, but he still exists and in- s in his little pfisiililes of beating up babies in the cradle and putting on the rack to sec them squirm.

The one good thing about divorce is that it has cramped the style] of tlicsc two-penny domestic tyrants. Men have found out that if they; v." their wives to stay with them they have got to give them decenti ncnt. It is a pity that every woman who is married to one of these

according to her own taste, without reference to her husband, and to fill it with her own friends and family and that her husband's friends and' relatives are intruders when they come.

‘In the average home the man has no room of his own. even a closet of his own. The most he gets are a couple of hooks in l. closet and his wife generally hangs something on them. If he has a hobby,

‘ he has nowhere to indulge it. If he has a collection of anything, he has

to keep it in the garage or attic. The only freedom he has in his home i is complete liberty to pay the bills. . And the second thing I wonder about homes, and this is the greatest

He hasn't

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Theyellow leaves drift dumbly

down In eddies of the evening breeze. iwi Is not. the falling of the leaf

~Flt season for the forests grief?

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._.__._ Can hold it when its day is done. A Yale player was teaching some While I am in my 1011f!’ Prime

Prom autumn branches softly sown delay getting them. lcloslng them and

Idlnped in cold

make them feel GETTING DOWN T0 ESSENTIALS N0 619W n0!‘ 50118 1101' 1188i 01' sllnlpacks are designed to soothe tired ‘eyes. You dip them in water and lay them on your eyes for several

' are sill .".\‘<i and your outlook on life hopelessly warped. pays the freight and that shouk; {gig ygu gogmming,

Iililt Wu Elwllld my and protect S0111‘ “miller 119C815? m?" i5 1101mm! There are two things about homes that are a. perpetual marvel to me. dressing, stirring constantly; strain. 1°°k the ‘lpmrtunlty t° makH you can do, and lll all probnbilitv you will help her more by going than {one 13 why “roman mm}; they have g, monopoly o1 them and that their Add salmon, turn into ' ‘ " ‘T’ ~" -~ g tweak’ “it °" perhaps a 5"" "l staying be zuve she will no longer have to try to stand between you and husbands have no rights in them that any wife is bound to respect. They mould and chill. Unmould on a bed AUTUMN ' m. you have mink m your eyes or ' h“ 5'”-

yo ir i .. '1' nor have her hczirt torn to tatters by knowing how unhappy do, you know. A woman considers that she has a perfect right to ex- of lettuce and garnish with parsley ____ your head, see an eye specialist at if‘

Wu nzc 1n your home. No doubt it hurts her far worse for her husband pfcsS her taste and personality in the home, to decorate it and furnish-it and hard-cooked eggs or olives; New with“ an “mfg ganamlonoe. It may be that you need CHEERFULNEss

Cheerfulnesa is the best promote. of health. IRepInlngs and murmuif whe“ your eye“ u‘ very “red-l ings of thc heart give imperceptl uh f “Warm? them ble strokes to those delicate fibra a‘ 5° t °l°m which h“ bee“ of which the vital parts are com WM“ ‘men "m; posed and wear out the machinq helm" Herbal! Ohcerfulness is as friendly to ti: mind as to the body.

asses and it is poor economy to I

The new air mail service betweei

ually in want.

.5 the bills of a family he has a right to abuse them as'starving? , is no‘. as common afigure as he used to be. The em- 1 Every wife earns by her own labor in her household her share of the ‘lliClpLLlOll oi v..>men and the independence of modem youth have left family income and she has a right in do with it as she pleases.

one:

Dear Miss Dix—My mother and her little children are very poor. Act- My husband will not tolerate my having any of my

mystery of all, is why husbands stand for their wives pre-einpting all the pleasures and the privileges of the home. take away their Morris chairs and send them out to a bench in the garage

for a comfortable smoke? You tell me. I

he like his children to turn their backs upon him if he was hungry and As for his saying the money is his money. that's nonsense.

cowboys how to play football. explained the rules and ended as follows: '

“Remember, fellows, if you can't kick the ball, kick a man on the other side. Now let's get busy. Where's the ball?"

Why do they let their wives

DOROTHY DIX.

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farmer. "Why, I'd be astonished if you get even-ten pounds 0i 8139195 from that tree."

“So would I," replied the farmer.

DORUIEY DIX‘ "It's a pear tree."

Red Rash Turned to Watery f Blisters. Hes-led

“About two years agolhodanedraohbmal: ootonmynecksnd shoulders. it turned to watery blisters which were very itchyarid pain-

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I-le And branches bloom with fragrant Roar not, O boreal blast of death, Roar not on me before your time! Too soon will autumn

Then love, delight,

YOUR EYES NEED CARE AND This is the eyes need an extra. amount of care

The first fall winds often havoc with your eyes. Not only d0

minutes.

breath. Never rub your eyes with your ‘hands. In the first place, hands ‘contain germs, and secondly, you're apt to irritate the delicate eye membranes. When you get a for-

eign particle ln your eye, don't try

come with

frost and hope are

can be known of the universe, do not think that you know all about the wisdom and power of God. m: in the world we know pod has only manifested Just so much of hlsl wisdom and power as were necess- ary for the good of man. Not ac- cording to the reach of I-lls wis- dom and power is their manifesta- tion in the phenomenal world (for.

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season when your

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Berlin and Japan also willservl Manchurla and Korea.

Great Relief From Pinkham Medicines

Three Times This On .

Woman Has Been Benefi ’ ’

by Lydia E. Pinkhnm’: Vegetable Compound

i thee, iAII chance, direction, which thou

you have to guard against the dust and dirt which brisk winds carry

they are infinite),

but, 1n wwrd “I was always tired and I had were pain at my periods. Lydiag

(l".lv". women and child tortures hasn't enough spunk to get a d l . “m DORO Dnx. eave £258 gxvglgehéredllyggggéelextnziltggfliz’ was really to ! can“ not Sea. with them, but the colder air itself with the needs of His creation am‘ Pmummivegemble Com undhel ' ’ ’ ' ' ' “-I tried several remediesandget-no relief wiiaeevu- all anefiabor ‘ An djgqord hannony not under- calls for special eye care. 0f Hi5 mltltffimfiwhyt me. I took it before my wo chi] Dear Dorothy Dix-I um a, hard-working man and up to a yea;- w, told me to rwCuticura Soap and Ointment lueed twowlmvf Cali- . ' n you don't own an eye cup. by ——-—-— We" 5°"! “lid I “n 8 it M" “i I l, , . h ,, f 1 ,. . cura Soap and nearly two boxes of Cndcura Ointment md theraeh dis- : wwd‘ _ t one E e should be BUSINESS the C e. I have also used L dis ‘ed wry app‘ y and °°m °rtab y Mn‘ my Wm m ‘m dcbmshmned appeared entirely. I was healed." (Signed) Mrs. Stank‘! Cameron. A11 pilrtial evil. univfllfill 800d. 811 3198315 8e - Y 5 n t f Pmkliam s Sanativo Wash an fo house that had been the home of my parents, but that had all modern 997 2nd Ave.,East,0wenSovrhti,Om. - And 5pm or pride, in erring rea- bathed at least twice a day. A weak There is n0 dbl 85 s’: lea relief flor lilngaailmizgon n con‘ nicnccs in it. To please wife I bou ht d ' b l d . ' and Tatum ' 1 solution oi’ borascic acid will rest keeping the mn sea y on ‘ ora [BC argew u: o er me. w‘ ~ - .,~ - m-y g a mo em mga ow an ' sows?! ° *-z inmsachd‘ m‘ u. sons 8p m ti it} k el and savin it‘ from all risk of MRS. CAROLINE DOREY ...is w... the beginning of my troubles. She sold all the old furniture u a Mmamnudm ,|_,,,,,,A c; Li“; 0m truth 15 ma“, whatever is, is your eyes at the same me e , g l d _ _ and particularly a Morris chair that I had sat in every evening of my lite HAIEINWMA 2's s“ P" 5m“ w" I 115m, -Pope.i cleanses them. crankiness than business. 196 Hen St, Suncoe, Optana

fiity ofiiharlottetown Tax Appeals

Noticed: hereby given that the Board of Appeal will meet on Thursday, September 28th, 1933, at

Actual Blood _ Tests Prove’ ll Revitalizes

The efficiency of Dr. Williams‘

HEAR TS AFIRE

BY MARY CHRISTIE

the life of him, he couldn't keep the eagerness out of his voice. “You say she is in trouble?"

“Yes. Will your majesty condes- cend to lit down at the table, for I'm hungry? I'll tell you all about it, then."

Peter seated himself reluctantly.

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o'clock in the forennon in the Court Room in the City Hall to hear all appeals from civic assess- ments, valuations or rates for the year 1933.

Dated at Charlottetown this 15th (any of September 1933.

GEO. P. NICHOLSON, City Clerk. City of Charlottetown. i150.

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Allftitilli SALE

i am instructed by the Executors ef the late Ruby Moreside u; soil by Public Auction on Wednesday. Sep- tember 27th at the hour of 1 o'clock, property. if not disposed of by pri- vate sale liefnro the above date. Also the. following Crop:

2 lofts of hay. 50 stocks of mixed grain, 20 bushels of old grain. l gen- i-rai purpose mare, 1 miich cow, 22 hens, 1 driving wagon, 1 truck wagon, l cart, l wood sleigh, 1 box} sleigh, 1 plough. 1 set spike har- rmvs, I moulding plough, l toller,| cart, express and driving harm-sin] hay fork, him-ks and rope, 1 grind- vtoiic, l cross-cut, saw, forks, shov- rls and hora, l (‘ream Separator, l,“ i-hurn. 12 gallons pctrolium, 1 huf- ialo robe, 4'5 tons of coal. household iiierls and other articles too num-' rrous to mention. Terms of properly made knmvu at sale. All other articles, sums of five dollars and under, cash. Over that amount. six months credit on approved joint‘

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notes. 6'} off for cash. ALEX MacRAE. Auctioneer.

.and red corpuscles, and

mission to merge with the namc of "Hitlersberge."

Pink Pills in the treatment of run- down conditions is now a matter of absolute, scientific proof. The rec- ords of a reputable physician who recently made actual monthly blood tests on eleven below-par patients under treatment with this remedy prove beyond question that it re- storcs energy, vigor and every-day health.

As their first blood tests showed, these tagged-out patients were de- ficient in haemoglobin and red blood corpusclcs. It is the haemog- lobin-carricd throughout the blood stream by the red corpuscles—that distributes oxygen from the lungs and nutriment from the digestive organs to build body cells and clear the system of poisons. Therefore the restorative value of any medic- inal preparation depends directly upon its power to increase haemog- lobin.

Alter one month's treatment of Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills these "blood-tested" patients showed re- markable increases in haemoglobin they felt and looked much stronger and more energetic. Their health was once more normal.

You can experience equally good ' results. Try a month's treatment and watch your improvement. Palc, thin-blooded children and young women, quite as much as adults. need this tested remedy. Obtainable at your drug store-50 cents a pack-

provocatively.

CHAPTER 59 UNCONVENTTONAL

"To what," said Peter Armstrong eooly, one hand on the door-knob of the little sitting room of Pear- Tree Cottage, and a flash of steel in his usually calm eyes, "To what am I indebted for the unexpected pleas- ure of this visit?"

The fact that Virginia Dale-her beauty enhanced by candlelight- was at her loveliest at that mom- cnt, and that most men would have found her irresistable, weighed with him not one jot.