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no. at zill. At 28 you arc probably much mJre zittrnctve than you were u. Lu, and 30h snuuli‘. be more iinercsiliig, LCCHUSC no “Ulilllll cull go through lilo (‘Xpsllclice ol nnving nu; noun, qurcq “might, coming out or it witrrmorc poise and wisdom and being less sell-centered man she was as a girl. The best way to give notice that you have come out of your doldrums and are ill the running again is i0 follow the example of widows, who

subtly announce their altered status by their clothes. Doubtless during

your i)L‘l'l0£i oi vreitring the willow you let yourseli go and ireglcctcu your gersonul appearance. so now blow yourself for s. lot of pretty, gay irocks,

ave u new hair-do and some facials, yet your friends to EH18 you some parties or give them yourseL, and you can depend upon it that the men will begin l0 uike IIOJCC.

But here are three points I woud call to your attention: ln IIlillLiDLZ your second debut, so to speak, at 28 ploy up to men older than youisen and ovoid boys. Widowers are it good bet ior you. Second, don't leun too heavily on i-he girls you used to go with who are married und have children. ".i‘heir youngsters date you too much. Third. and most llll-

rtant, don't ever, ever, EVER. LBlK about your previous romance. rorget t. Men are always suspicious that broken hearts are never entirely healed. M111, auyWﬂy. no man wants to hear of how inuun you loved some other man.

Dear Dorothy Dt\—A mother has decided that she and the rest of her family will go with her son and his. bride on their honeymoon. She says she knows they would have such a. good time together. The bride

is timid and doesn't want to offend her future mother-in-law, so doesn't

know what to do. But what do you think about seven people on a honeymoon? A FRIEND, Answer:

I think the rnother-ln-law must be crazy and her son a sissy if he lets her put the idea into execution. Honeymoons were biii t for two. not for Momma and all the little sisters and brothers,

DOROTHY DIX.

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W. (LT. U. NOTES

THE UNBULY MHHBEB.

csreitnzodal

Bo old be om...“ "W"-

“The tongue can speak at word

whose

Island Interests In Boston

The sacred writer crowns the whole, ‘ keep

Mr. Caleb Nicholson, Cambridge, of Cardigan) plans to visit his od home during the

summer months.

Mr. Edwin McC (formerly Kinkora) Dunstan student, ls

and former St. miiklns excel— ALCOHOLISM EXACTS GREAT- Sllldles Bi UV‘ ER LIFE TOLL THAN CANCER el engineering school

ley) and better friends as “Aunt Be erlng from a very s

Wendell] McInnls.

._*__ Miss Penzle Martin. W Mass, former Is‘and schoo

riin is and Mrs.

Miss Ellie. Dohe Mass. (formerly o River-ton) expects Island sometime

i’ Montague and

Mr. Jack Chapman, "merly Lower Mont

completed. Lower

die of joy-o. baby girl. formerly Miss f St. Margarets.

(formerly Peakes Station) is taking out hls final citizenship

Birt thinks once n. no

thinking Bill, yo any better Nor

bridge, Mass. (forme Zeslsnd) on Thu 24th. One of her g

lar dine and dance re- and when they _ 1 ber of her friends, were Y

Mar n m ﬁlggég mvft- crazy drunk. m- had attacked m;

one o; 305- wife. and threatened to kill her. His wile testified that he openit his arrived a money for liquor, so that the fami- hsd to go on relief. Gardenias- d m B, a. fine and the workhouse-and Br- gain the parade m oved on_ All tlhis and more in a brief half-hour on a with; merry morning in May; one did s)“; hour in a single court in a. single city, in a. single State of t/hh eman- fed country of ours; just one ..__ iii/tie scgtjirueintisof the monslernwet Igslie. hca e ht boxer lilo-rode a. mamhmﬂ» T96 I18. E 1., lost avycvlJoslg 8 round morohlnq. reeiiﬂE- d°WII m‘! b19114‘! me highway of reipesk- The American ight. Mr. Friend. luck in all due re-

ted isblc, but not un- e lovely birthday cake and the orchestra burst forth

as for her (pleas- lnnt memories, Avonetta).

Matty Bloom at Bcstw Garden the other n Leslie leems to have poor his effmts here. With

need some boys like Burt" Kenny, to re- and in the squared were fighters and the Island hl-s many able men.

Readers‘. just a word about s who left home two

I hope he reads

life und ambition; I red he rould lick the

bad brealu, he got away but

things were not shap- p fast enough. He carried on hlle, and then thin s started and Mmwtgyg mm Such words d! enouragement and arocmwrtinn ouwht to spur all our "18 596m"! l° 5.121. superinientlsnfn to greater 15' i and more enhhirslutlc effort along h this most important educational

a" part of the W.C.T.U. proqmm, "st be‘ unless our fine young cltmens can d irrow up into s clear knowledge of hlmd the menace of alcohol there. is little o,‘ remgmifer lﬁvoe 1:! "dsmminq the tide" u ‘Rev. e got to keep hitting that r' Wm Wt n m hlgdfddma u

credit, he made one or more efforts

after that, but everyth what a nasty word) he quit when s few more months might changed the whole aspect;

ere he wanted soon enough he quit, yes)? of reasonable succes

INARD‘... ,

The Arab sages ﬂhis impart hhc heart."

the tongue.

"Who keeps his tongue doth his sit/ill".

mwise in brain ﬂuid pressure

lisve riytrirnfons."

The most effective method of re- 3°12"; during drunkenes: eases and the Diesel Engm- most. sensible ure for drunlwnnes" 1 he“. ML ghapman is a nroliibiilwn law enforced. sup- are nlmnnrtcd ivi-h an educational (“im- has rvfvn M infer-mellow on the effccfs of alcohol urutm the l" Iii‘ and mind. 'Yh\'_§ 1: in ainzxvrd v/‘tm N“ oeneml Palraln. "Wino of "he mocha-n nrofwsslmi t0- reoelved word preventive, medicine.

THE WET PARADE IN COURT

“GtLilf/y?" 1143 asked. No reply

any of you wants to plead not guilty. any was hold up your hand." No hand went

. u. . Sentence was pronounced. 0:11;” (Evie ode went on. A young hus- ban and father had been arrested

‘Medicine Built-Prov.

enoe of llnim.

time is ncthlng cmemlonai, will; every in tint no.

w“! on week-crud:

mm: memos

tﬂfohiéd.

"Youmlv heqiyuurfost mm

Axum’ hnmuvlllllﬂ, Butkilzgvmdyuurtomuotivmmp-

tiukevgkgodcan Otgt-lliigilitiwle-ts stell-oulo ton-

Can crush and loll," declares the Greet;

‘The toiuzue destroys s greater horde,"

The Turk asserts." than does the sword."

‘Phe Persian proverb wisely with.

“A ie tongue-an earl death"

Orsc t estekesbhls ermin-

stead, "Don't let your tongue cut off your head"

speed”. The Chlneu; say, "outstrips the steed"

“The tongue’; great stomhoIi-se is

From Hebrew wit fhri mrvlm sprung, “Though feet shoird slip, ne'er let

gQ______.-._

"Speak gently! ‘tis s lift-lo ﬂung Hopped in ilhO heart's deep well; The good, the 10v that it may bring. arville, Boston, Efgnqjty can gen,"

News-Week oil’ Jsnuarv 9 quote" ———— Dr. Edward Spencer Cowlrs. of New Wm. F. MHCDOHRIG. Wile?‘ York's Park Avenue Hospital: (formerly Mme VH1‘ “Few people realize how many he? wrscns die every year from alcohol. Ollie" 15 19cm“ or go t9 insane asvlums. never to -’i__ l l‘. l‘- -. '3 . Ii “ml? ‘m’ “ml?” ‘Si?! ilmfl Pk Mfmnls- O°“°°1'd~ greater glsiaﬁiteigrcm gin“. Accurate Ill! 0i Mme vuney’ statistics are not svailqble. The 15m” w Cambrldgei reason for this is that. the disease t 0f m5 bmmer M" is rvmrdrd as a. dlsqrrtce, and the alcoholicd tskeﬁloln hiding (time; Ladner, Cambrlge. ‘grk?tif‘rréa_lln er w c g ea’

of Bfstngogumis ilabllg "

aln a er e g a _ m .

time with arthritis. F,,§"‘_(Z,VY,§QI,..§§QQ irgigiﬂm, p,“

§°.f..=§l"§§lv"m11’.s§v°'§§Tn€§§I

1 ea er, " ‘ - , h

i» viii 1101133, is“: are brouwht on, he believes, by in-

added promise. sometirrtiiesmflriitefn tlmss nnvmstlhct" as a e ‘rile r- Cambndge‘ yimnp As geairneni‘ he a. h spiral mm MN ho raw c excess w return w t e Wulc‘. Diet and rest‘ will then re-

I.u one morning's brief but crowd- ed. raarudle, tiwo lifciﬁildiiliivs uornfnnses 518.11 ou aspamtiaryiin st- Cambﬂdae‘ ing. In one, the names of a consid- eraible number 01f buys and girls, ML perhaps high scfnool or college sini- rm Amermuh dents, were coiled as a group.

mice charge yvas intoxication Unlike the

become more hardened cases, there young- by stars were mute. The judge was con- ‘nm siderafe. not probing into details.

ENCOURAGING WORDS

Leslie's ability, we The following mme corms "Billy McKln- from that tirelcs S.T.I. worker, Nancy O. Parke, Irma. She

wr.' .

“I have Just reelved tlhe following from the ‘principal of a. city school. " . . . . . . .. As an educaitionlst who feels that education is not centered in tJhe school nlonc, but consists o! returned any useful activity in the life of ﬂ- I won't mention child, whether- ln or out of a. school, this. I have always talcen s keen interest H! was a smart young fellow. full in tihe important question of Scien- szuess he ttrlc Temperance Education. I am of the onlnfon that hhe liquor pr hlns flat I'll admit he lem ‘s developing into one of t d 8150 thﬂli he 80¢ most important economic and mor- 10 B VET! all questions 0f the day. and it in ll Perlwlﬂ the duty of every right minded teacher to educate our young peo- ple along the ‘lines of Temperance

Now. llbmit hisaortof thin!

The menace of ‘booze and was." is grmvimr ho euh an extent flint mznbcrs of p-cpie wold the high- md holdsys. And even the liquor impish! inclusive: in lbenkolv warn- lnt the mfbllc iqaimt the decdiy murals!» doncto mum Bow srs the streets sud hhhwsvn dudﬂﬁbtﬁiﬁilbﬁffMdbfilﬂl “Cbivgiotnlyaéheluvuitlzahdsto- glrelnsfltismtbemecrecuvel! "u-v-wnklllddlltcthh-

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mu Elm" S“ 'l‘°'-"' He 1°°k°d "will Tommi-no March 81—-App01nt- saoooo and expenditure mtﬂﬂﬂn hopefully. "Yo haven't got a spot ' _ ‘ o, scotch “M3,,” ment of Rev. Bnxler J. Wm. Pas 000-

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