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sr.rl`l<.‘lvlBER 3

ann \»ru=u\|.¢v1|.n1UWi‘l UUAKUIAN _ _ _ ' .1934

_1;fr_'.»"'Fl=> _ e L - _ s e M . '" - f - - ' ' ~~ - -~~f\__

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choose, Ini

"' Corduroy suits are an important f-‘ein

‘li .

‘“ ` A V11 Accompanied by her son and ing y01-1113 S011- The i“d“°“°“ °!

_gi .» _ daughter. Lord Dimcannon and Rev. Mr. Millar and Mr. Barbour

l V'

Lady Moyra Ponsonby, Lady Bess-

* ;g.i1~ _ borough sails on september 15 for the week. _ _

,"1 ‘$31 »_- They are slaves who 1_6!! in 59983 S€id°-U1 Ciliae permanent deafness, a vi-Sit to England and France. ' ' ' _ \.<.‘,"’ 3'; For the fallen and-the Wtiiki but those of the middle em- are She will return to Ottawa on No- Prior to the departure Of RW- t 557.' ' They- are slaves who wi1l_not likely to be permanent if neglected, vember 1 with Lady Moyra Ponson~ and Mrs. Hugh Miiiai' ‘Wm si'

" =",,§ - `uries to the ear drum are quits by. Lord Duucannon will remain in Davids Church, saint John, for

‘ ' mmon. It is often ruptured by England to complete his studies at Charlottetown. the iuii/91' h“Vi“8 ' Rather than in silence shrink the careless use of ear spoons ou- Cambridge University. The Gov-i been choir director for some time,

From the t-ruth ihey Henk must other instruments inserted to re- ernor General is expected to return the church choir honored them at

think; 11101/e Wax 01' foreign substances. It to the capital on september 22. e. farewell party at the mmm"

‘.."'I'hri' are slaves who dare not be may occur from diving from high after spending the Summer months home of l‘|".r. and Mrs. Fred Show.

In the right Wiih 1"°"'° °i' ii“"’°~ Pi“°°S into the water or the sharp at his residence at the citadel, Ingleside. Many gifts were P1'€S€Y1i' , -Lowell. Slap ol' a large wave or a box or Quebec. Before returning he will ed to the honor gue-Sl-S by MT- mn'

Sian on the ear. Cufflng a chlld's spend several days in the Lauren-1 sid Shaw. on behalf oi his fellow

CORDUROY ls IMPORTANT ear.: is a diangerous habit. tlans with friends. members. The week previous a

< _M Accidents of this kind should re- ' ' ' ° _farewell party was held for Mrs.

_ immediate care from a phy- Mrs. Frank Chauvln and children| Miller by members of the Margaret `lrifoi~mal fall fashion, with tunic slcian to prevent infection with who have been sP€11‘i1!1K 11 delight-. Reid Auxiliary. Uf Which She was 9'

f_ ]_;,.,.m coats most popul-_u»_ skirts serious results. The most common ful summer with the Chief Justice member.

9.-11 orc stralghtf-often slit on the sides disease of the m-iddlc ear is ln- and Mrs. Mathieson left yesterday ’ ‘ ' ' if? ~ while the three-qurirter iungth flammation, called otitis media. It on return to Montreal. Mrs. J. 0. C. Rvegretflll farewelis were said thi-S

` ," rmils are fitted at walstlines and_i8 11Su8ily the result of bacterial Campbell and children accompan- week to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth

was one of the outstanding events oi

. l ‘in s Blouse.. of shecr vioollcn, d 11

gi gllowed to flare .flightly at:iflfcctloli, either from a ruptured lcd her sister home on a visit. McKerlZie and y0l11'1S 5011 Wh° are ' l~».~.;_c, -_ ' ~ r

in or more commonly by ln- ‘ ' ' ' ret

ui-ning home today from an en- able visit to Mr. MoK€11Zi€B

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il/Vomdn’s Realm -.°- Social and Personal -:- Fashions -.°- Literature

‘i ,fl tuffetu und heavy crepe 5" fec ion entering ihl'oli';h the un- M'r. Justice A. E. Arscnault, and joy l".=; with corduroy stacillan tubc frcni lnfetolon MF- W- E~ 130111163’ Were amiml Dl1\‘¢¥1i~S. M11 and M15- Ch"“'1e‘

_ slnuscs or inflamed ionsils or those attending the 19th meeting t _

53400;( TR;-;Np 51,4115 adclioids of the canadian Bar Association _ ’ '

sees

; M Improper blowing of the nose being held in Montreal this Week. At U10 Ch°fi°ii°i°W“ T“““iS, .

The smock silhouette, introduced. may force infection through the Wiih H0h~ N-~ W- Rf0W€1i. KU-. W110 Courts this afternoon the tea h0Si1‘) 1 in lx:-rich pfijnmins by Malnboclienitube. Dartlcularly in children when 15 Pfesidfhi- 9

li. pi-ffinlclit in smart dress depart- the

M\aI{enzie, Brighton.

will he Misses Marie Muteh, 1

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me HQUSEHHFE and 1 ii _ Romimce Leads to Engagemetit Dorothy Dl°x’s [letter Box`?

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How Ca_n “Sob Sister” Cure _Herself ol' Fw

Weeping?-Should Ambitious Wi ‘

on With Lazy Husband? ~l£l!alE:1ay Clean Break in Romance With Married Man and Avoid Re- ffvct.‘l Over Tarnished Love

Dear Miss Dix-I um 19 and just a big cry-hub _ I h_,___ _ . V ing to cry about because I have the most loving uxhd u,,'(§,,,i_sf.'.`,‘,i,5l_“°iii‘ parents, an adorable boy friend, a nice lionle and many l.»;._.,,d; “Eg °i

cry about everything. I cry when 1 li UH person receive honor or pru15._-_ I wee ei" ‘ the Uhhflippy. I burst into leurs wlici li om a. hospital or nlect a trnlll oi' ivlicu llll elim voice of some one who lg culling 1,,,,__,§li the on the telephone, and, of course 1,,-`,,,"Biame solve at ull the touching scciics'l,, ,`»,_i),~i or nt a play. 1 cm tired or hoiuu .. f.,`,',,';;‘,’f,’ How can I brcuk niysclf of llie liiibiiy

Answer: OUISE' The only way to out-e youi-s~u it

emotional is just to use 3-,,,,,. ',`v,u°§)O‘$i€i;Z£:0d refuse to permit yourself thc luxury of slond P1118 Over. You can refuse to mingle you, mi;

with the drops on the cheeks of the heroine in the cliilliiiu you

_ '_ can harden your heart against tile hard-luck story of me i,¢g,,,,,_ wha h

probably ten times as much money hidden in ills rags us you ,uuu H, yo,”

ii: ills these days. There are' suave i Chiid Sh01l1d be taught Ilever io An" “ "VY _en-ioyabie summer com” Al it i' Pl M l . il -sd lil the court Circular l.i~.ie suits, consisting of stniightlblow the nose. especially when Sui- 51”” i" “"5 my Mme' Ri°h°" .aw pcmesof “cess armwmu C ' ’ skirts and looseuuok Jackets. Theifeung from u cold, with both said f§1‘eWfe1i f hir f11¢=;1<iSM°~11<éi ish t

Jackets the belted in front but al- 1'10S£filS closed. The pressure is Ye-'Nei' BY °" ei" °m° “ °n ma'

ost sure to carry the infection ' ' ' ' who with their daughters, Misses

rjorie and Isabel, spent the sum- Dm

lowcd to swing free from a shoulder him

\~.»ke -et the mek. coals follow this into

tho tube, Hold one nostril Mrs. Mark 0'Brien who has beerl,Ma

tube is short and wioio. The. ' * ’ ° Ruth stewart, Betty Neivsvn- Niue ”

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Mr and Mrs c E Momegan Pri

cor-2 who e engagement taLoiid0il. by K11'1§ G€01’89 “hd Qi1€€11 SWR

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niky pocketbook. You can harden your sensibilities gene,-any uni;

t d t im 01' ..

hfzleuds Wm be mines e 0 ow nc George of England has beenMary. thus become less of o. demned moist unpleasant body," ug _\1i-_ Mmeum-

' ' ' ' e said of another Lady who was a free weeper,

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otliy D. Forfllinm, having com.-fMl‘s. David Schurman of RArf1d111Z-

Evidently you are a hangover from the Victorian Age. iviieii tear;

imnd wo' and me1_L_.re sum to my c10.Pd while blowing me other on an extended visit to her mother, _ me

peril to girls \vho like copes, sivlig- D gor coats and other costumes that Can

are not form-fitting. hal?

Box PLEATS AGAIN #fi

on 1=AsuloN rnoxr

` I'

back, is a movement that is being

launched again, fortered first in a A1

slmlificant way at the Paris open

idea. were seen al* wether, and

Hugs. Only a few examples of the ‘_

_ _ r

vive for the "advanced" thing in mo

fashion, these pleated backs are.lc

something to take hold of this sea-l ba

gon: ti»h§1`restboft the wéorld may liill. Both were explaining what ` who is bcmg cordially weymmed by

*BCS em e el he coming t dichilg lhelyeeellnglglfelindtothlriike numerous jri~em3s`- » this morning for M°“treai where John Andrciv. Royalty- E11 Y011i° In these days, when the air is the dull hot days pass _ Mrs, (D,-_) w_ Hu,-pe, uc¢ompa_n- 3?

spring. _ i pe

muse the trouble b fo in ierdiiy on return to her home in tio

y rc g ' '

teria through the eustachian Mohifeah Sat

tube

into the middle ear. The in ' ' ' ° bei’

left by motor. for Montreal on mo

of the Faculty at Branksome

ufduy- Mi” M*“1°’i° is 3 mem' ther civil service.

eras

i' ai Di* Garfieid Mcmnaidis leted an en'ovlib`e three \v€0kS MJ-S1. Who hi`1"0 N911 Suiiiinering were a. womnn’s one best bet and where the bllit ~ ~

mug or Swimming under watm. Mrs. (Dlx) S. R. Jenkins. left yes-` cottage, Melmerby Bench. Nova Sco-‘ liioudayy lm im, Oimwa Monday \ M mm, old hom., in B._,d,.que_ ting 1 5 Y 5° “Gill iiillioutgel-

ning to re-annie their duiks 111 There were eleven ul the i>111'iy. 1111 they made of it ii fine uit. All the literature of that period was iiilea

formal' friends 01 M155 Black and with portraits of women who were simply human geysers and who appear Mrs. Schufmall. 1-filler 111 tht? €‘/Ch* to have drowned all the men who came near them in their lcars_

her nose red was an accomplishment that maidens pieaclicou uuu;

1-L_ members of the Charlottetown Driv-

ing Club who took part in the recent

STIMULATES MORALE

21 ds did fmt get V‘1°3ii°US Uhiii Barlow‘s mother. Mrs. Vifhidden

lon of oiled wool and the water- Mr' and MTS' Riwui Reymond °n` Ha of 3 rubber head cap gwe some iertlllned delightfully at a. dinner res |_»¢¢¢j0n_ party at the Canadian National con

Holcl last evening honorilig the iverslty. Mr

ll ht d and a

‘ming their fate- Neither 0011111 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barlow. jollf; g\:l>x;ntlr:1awl?;sult<i!d,iivit»h fare- san Ve the city because their hue' Marshfield. have as their guest Mrs. wel son

ll, Toronto, where classes will Pro' _ _ _’ _ “me hem” king' Miss Isabel Wm Inman and iittlc daughter Fay. 11°- tinue her studies at McGill Un- wmpamed by tm, w,.nfm_<s pm.€mS_

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Ri' , ift Th ada ornlng for

A cftnmunity com boil was held miner C lm y m

DING THE YOUNG Exhibition demonstrations. by the summer residents of Keri-1 in _g C hi; duties m me

. ‘ " ° ' P0611 iii-‘it T“e-*day evenirig' It is|II;1:lIilel¥lt llgfuiiii/estcrn Ontario

The lm morn ofswmne is the Hundreds of sunbumed. happy understood about twelve dozen eoi-n Y . . . .

,- _

the* in a few house’ but at that har children are back in school thisywe

the idea establishes its beginning ni

edb th ue ts which ~ _ ._ ,. _

desi °° bear “'ith°“i i°f-S °f week, the average attendance being sperrfkgovxzziirrlor the hzalthsnnd dig- MMI' and Mm' Flank w‘ Andrew 31°' We "member the dai’ 5 larger than formerly. egtlblllty of the summer colony. Two ,ed

0 Gladstone, Michigan, accompan-

- this season. For those on the qui- year ago when two ladies were be- . - - _ h

i n

. lit b~ ot r Tuesday for

is .said to departing friends. mei; B 'i m 0

, I r .

° ° ' ° they have been visiting Mr. and

Miss Emi” Benneit is leaving M'i's. W. H. Smith and Mr. find Mrs.

Wiii enter the Royal Victoria home they will visit Dr, John And-

! Mark K Inman, MA Mrs ing tllcy were Mrs. Suthel°land's

guests at the Capitol Teil Rooms. . t . .

and Mrs. Prior Inman. Clyde

has as her guests this week. her we

don. Ontario, where Prof. Iri-

Mrs. Weeks of Fredericton is the

guest this ivcck of hor sister, Mrs. me

Miss Hope Prichard wllo has been

ford L. White, and her two

on a. visit to her parents, Mr. and

r home For the mst four weeks

During her visit lvlllss Prifiiard was `iii

cial fulzcticns. in!

and Miss Isabel Aliflrciv at the

For a long time women got their way by using hydraulic pressure on I

_ men. Whenever they wanted a thing they just sat down and cried for

Mrs. W. B. M1115 Of Sl-11n111€Y5id€ it until they got it. When they got into an argument in iihicli lhcy

r _ _

getting the worst of it they would burst mio tours und um won “_

e i

daughter, Mrs. Lelwy Albert and When they committed crimes, they wept their way out of lull; und mel., Mr. Albert of Hopewell, Virginia. ally got away with murder.

. . . .

There seemed to be some peculiar quality in tears that melted doo 's backbones and made them so mushy and soft that won-lon mul?

W. J. Buchanan of suirimerside. do with them as they pleased. And so tears became the great femluli-ip

by Mr. Alidrew's sister, Mrs. " ' ‘ ° Kraft-

But with the altered status of women tears have become taboo uno

Mrs. J. H. Prichard of Summcrsldc| it is almost as rare to see_a woman weep as it is to sec a man. Maybe left on Saturday for Montreal.,ii& 15 beoallse leafs Would-1112 do an €XD€!1S1Ve make-up any good. Maybg

is because 9. woman who wept when she lost in a game would be dos.

the guest of honour 'M seo;-ru] 5;. piscd as a bad sport. Maybe it is because men have found out thu; dry.

a woman's tears is the most expensive occupation they can ever en.

» ~ » - igage in. But, however it is, women don’t use their tear ducts as much

Bringing box plcaig. back, in the

cliargcd. with style resurrectlons An

frcm other periods and it is beoom- another dguestlmountlrifg the pzrcll Adele, and mold, left, yesterday' on e Q

_, p p 'i :iii a oo iz`ng or o ' - I _ sh _, _ _ A _

viiticn business' to iL'ii-: the pl'esciiticlrc:.;cd in cgol glliifolls mild a hlggsgnttohiigildlllz’ witah)BI!\Ill[i”b.alrl;11'P1'? llearest in me revival of qultmg e Many fucmlb hem “M IL ‘meh form with something of the past hat

ill" an im ortalit art of the obser-

tllc present formls of pleats at back

<1 then Oue 01' them uuiied i0 led by her winsome little daughter

HS 'file "6-Si Were- er’s mother. Mrs. D. Gordon. ln

“You have more energy, Jane," ~ 0 ° ° ba

a;c related to the Watteau period. they remarked. "What has it been 1 believe thot 9, State Bull ot be

2311-*?.l*‘.=_ [uno

lf; lclcu. Vlonnc't'. coats with box- ;it.cd back (the front is beltcdi, to

. rly's suits that have jackets with "U

Zums box pleated at back, nnd bu

~_iiiseboulanger's skirts with a box~ du

e direct evolutlons of the idea quin's introduction cf a Jacket

that has a. pleated body, though bolted, increases attention fo this ncw move for plnce for pleats w

li "The Mothers Club I belong to- The King has given up dancing for

decided we‘d use ev cars. gather many years, but the Queen still

El 'FLISH GIRL HIWTS up

PLANTS IN THE ANDES i'i€\'91` ESL anywhere and take them the iniiosing uadrille_a dance so oigoned thumb the Duchess tockl

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to tl t . ' ' . I ` l _ '

I An Interesting occupation for thc ggi. ie couii ry We go in pairs rare y seen in a hal room nowadays lug

gill with gardening knowledge Cu

ls suggested by the experience of to

_ Miss Dora Stafford. who has re W

-turned to England from her second

been collecting plants for English p

their homes." 511111 -111112. mark the silver theiversary next he

Suuiiy I k€€D theln out until five, year of the Kings succession, says co if I Wahiild i0 59° YUU hii S0 I a. London Star writer. The last bali 51

1119911 ihhm early. 1‘~¥1‘yWaY We’v€ to be held at thc Palace was i.rl_Majesty at the British Industries

panel diown the back, are been out since nine " 1931, but this was more or less of o, pain Norton of B_md,neH Wm be glad tw

private nature. It wus given by

nt/cd to know. ithe King and Queen of Rumania. do

501116 Of the little tykes Who loves. to join ln a stately waltz or u

day nearly everybody took a load. will be representatives of the Ehn- p

lunches. If you could see the ' ‘ ‘ °

mllar to those purchased by I-Ieri

When the Duke oi’ York was un- su bl _

uke and Duchess with garden im

0 had 211901111 fifiy y011niZSterS pire. hoped the Duke would dig up some

“N093 With ihh f0Tk~ "W€ii. I Wiii on Wednesday evening from Oiiiiwn y and take his place," the Ducll-ion

_ ess replied. Unmlndfui of her high- Su

country h°”5e 5i“'d°h5< unbelievable rapture on some of The tea hostesses at the Golf heolod ghoos ,mg her white giovfg

_ _ unywiicrc from a year up. Dr, G. F. Dewar is spending this po

'trip 5° the Aiimsi Wh(-‘i`@ Sm* has "No, lt isn't hard. We get up sim- week in Ottawa. tr

oit

'rh ueen has taken e greet in-

floral silks for the early autumn ed

zMi`5~ A Very iux“ri°“5'i°°kmg Barnes of their daughter Dorothy

_ _ . . di 5h°Wn in an Edinburgh window Allan Fysic of Montl‘cal.' to Di‘

Ili The current Paris editions of today? You're a wonoier." Buckingham pulooo will be included ,ec,3m1y_ was "d_,-essodu ontlroly in Alan R615 gf Mcntrml son or th

"I 311-SD Ci€iiV@1’9d B- b1l11Ch Of Ki'-15 in the programme of celebrations to sa ’ ‘ ` I

spital training c_lasf. rew

5 made “me beautiful cot “Weis ested in tlic ciigngemeiit announc-

awa civic Hospital, Ottawa. .. t . e

this week by Mr. :ind Mrs. K. S.

Mrs. Albert Maciarlane has re-‘"5

turned io Washiligzoir DC. after ai holidnv with her mother, Mrs. Na-

they used to do.

Or perhaps it is because they have discovered that the modem funn

than Mad-m.lm,€,_ and sisters' Miss wants a girl to be always gay and cheerful and smiling and iirigllt-eyed

Mflrthlt and Eiiid, of Summel‘side_ Sql Miss Mncfarlanc was cordially wel- “fo :ameri by old itiends und widely

tin of an attractive deep blue- RC,,_ G(.C,_,=,f. 1,-_A Rom D_l)._ and f

CiSD1°0Hd» €i‘i91'_d°W"» ‘md i"m_°W. Mrs. Ross. of Fniderictoii, N.B., fol'~ vers, all in quilting work, beinitlmeriy of this C|,y_ I

Chief Executive Commissioner. ly

y on Wednesday.

_ ~ _

' ter

e to visit sheffield. because of A Tu

Miss Dorothy Allen, little daugh-

ear.:

The many friclids of Mrs. E. S.l

Mr. John A. Stiles, B.ASc.. M‘_E. _ __ .3 - _

C..E_DAY VACATIONS Their Mnjesues in honour of Lady LC" know that #llc is com lcsciili; nice

May Cambridge. The previous State Boy scouts Association of canada. mmm ,,,,,,,.n,,,,n some days ,,g,,_

"Wh0*~Wi1f1i-W11€1`€7" eV€1'Y'0I10 Ball was in 1924, given in honour of Qttuwa, celebrated his 58th birth- » - » .

in tlic P.E.I. Hrispilnl followln; a

of Dr. H. S. nnd Mins. Allen.

mnicrsldc, gave it lawn party csflny riftrriiooii in honor of Mis'i_ ic Clllirfli, _voillig duuglltcr ol;

iiicrtnilicd.

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d has no time for the iachrymose maiden wiio always has troubles to and requires comforting. For men are always fnir-ivcntiier friends fa men. DOROTHY DIX.

O O S O U l

Dear Miss Dlx-I am 27 years old, educated, talented, attractive, pop.

Miss Bertha Schurmaul M|_s_ uiliur, a. good business woman, I am married to u man ivlio ivlll niakt- :gl

Bruce Davison. Mrs. R. T. Dodds gvh and Mrs. A W. Lrard hilve re- sl

ort to improve himself in any way, not cvcii in business. He docs ciily ut work is necessary in his job. Goes home in the iit`tci'iiooii and cps for two hours. Won't go anywhere uulcss I drag lilnl llloliu .ind

_ . e

iiirned (mm “"q°";i9‘“i“`1e moi" mp theli is a wet blanket. regardless of strangers or friends. I um slill ioliizy through N°"‘§ “_°°`l“', enough to marry again some one who has ambition and I am in li llosl-

tion to do that, while, if I wait a few more years, there may uct be the

Miss Hoi” M““~"' ‘if Us Angeles' possibility. Shall I live on this way, or consider divorce?

who is n. house _guest at Mrs. J. H. Prichard. has visiting her just now,

` AN AMBITIOUS WOMAN.

Miss Bnl'bai'a Bi'ev\'stf=l~ also of Los Answer.

Angeles.

C O O t

Depends upon your own sense of the sacredness of the inarrlage con-

tract and on how much you care for the man. After all, you know you

Wiifii i0 Wen’ im' aiiiuinn ‘iiiys is took him for better oi' worse and, if the bargain turned out not so good

:ilwnvs fl fzlfcillliizlg qiicsiioii for

you expected it to be, you still havent any right to wclcll oil it lul1eSl

~ Jill _, . . » . ~ us

place. At a group of allotmcnfs.i Mis. W. G. Cliiiicll. who with hcl" _siimmcr clotlics must bc lnirl nwny me pm-Ly of me Omer pan has defaulted on 1,15 pm-t of me contract.

r. oh no, I can go only twice a lt will lake the form of a truly 1111- bufed a penny each to present tl10.'rhiirs<i:~._v for liioi-o home in otiiiival of u»intf»i~ fool rt ilillo too \\-nrin as

- Th

d. take about four children to a If the event nialcrlalises next year, where unemployed mon hud Contyl- dauqhtel. ,md yum.; sm, Junm, gem whm. me hcmy mms,-i»,15 and fun;

g“`d he”-ith “hd 9- deilife T0 Ufivci week. Some go more, some less. But porial affair. for the principal guests D

ments, their leader said the hai

o clllldi-Cn had rt jolly good timc.

» _ » .

inmerside.

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the n "iivcrd-\\'ool" irir morning ma

The ncw nlnlcrinl _f!i\'<~s the spc"k- led cffcct of twccci without the

fi brief visit io llcr hvmc ln

And just being unprogressive and shlftless and no go-Boiler 18 110i ii

yct. 1-for MfiJ1‘Sl.v tiic Qilroll 1111/DFS crime, although it may be harder for s wife to cndurc a sllwkvr 111151111115

n it would be to stand n. philandcrcr or a drunkard. Somehow, men

‘W _

Miss Mildred MnCPllcrSorl arrived, wear at Bnlinornl iii tlic charming seem to be nblc to stand no-account wives with u bcttcr grace and 111019

new shade ciiilcd Sklclclnw G1<‘y. patience than women do no-account husbands.

nd, of cotuse there are some no account men who are so tender H114

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wright and is. of co.lil'sc_ British- kind, so charming and gallant, so pleasant to live with that they “i°ii°

F01' the DB-95 eight h'1011ihS M153 their faces you wouldnt think any Links this afternoon will be Mrs the Duohous, 5;

- » apped into the potato

slttalflarexl 1£lais6(;b(f):§ntovt'1ci7rkingtat an thing WHS hard," went on Jane 1VD:Cready- Mrs. W. S. Stewart. Mrs. patch and grasped the big fork son have iiotili-lied to Summcrsldc timeu a 0 uch l90o%0Otf ` mfne' enthusiastically to catch up._Sc/mc- Bartlett, Mrs. A. B. Gosh. Mrs. C. ;lrm1y_ she picked up one of thot ,mer an (.,,J‘m,b-,. \.,,m¢1.,,, in Hull.

,-5 5 m 05 - f- ii`9~‘€‘ii“ times we take thc Whole family." N. Blssctt. On Labour Day tea was potatoes, telling the men that she* fa

ing by muleback or nn foot if thc height; was too great for mules, u

that will appear in English _rock gardens next year. 0

cently, Mis Mackinnon Wood

politician Mr. Thmnas MacKinnon Wood. went there on a fossil ‘ expedition. _ _

Stafford will be on view at thc h British Horticultural Hall in thc I

B botanist in 1500 has not been

gathering seeds and bulbs of plants o

Th” Ami” Seem W h8V¢ it f2»5Cin' murmured. And after a bit the holiday leave this morning on re- ation for modem travellers, for re- gomicrsublon tumed, to other tum to Qlossvllle, N3,

_ _ th gs_ e n 0 a

daughter of the late British Liberal A cordial welcome is being ex-

The plants bmugllt back by Miss ladies again. What was it I heard sister, Mrs. Ayer and her interest-

autumn. One of them mentioned by out to Spruce Lake-"

grown in England for 400 years. thought. Arid hraver end kinder A Moming

The tivo ladies were overwhelmed served by Miss Ina. Gillan. Mrs. H. t her ~sacri.ficc. Oh, they couldn‘t F. McPhee, Mrs. A. R. Mclnnis.

that. Neither was very strong. ° ' ‘ '

e heard. Certain people were cut Rev. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Picketts ut for that kind of work, they who have been spendlnga two weeks

A MONTH LATER tended to Rev. Hugh Millar and

- Mrs. Millar. and Rev. J. W. Bar-

A month later we met one of the bour. who is accompanied by his

er say? “One dfly when Laura and ;.;__,_._.:_.__§_ _T____.`l_____t were taking a car full of children

So they were stronger than they

and bigger than they guessed. after

_v IS SERIOUS CONDITION _ir

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MIDDLE EAR DISEASE all. Yes, more than that. 'They had

ottcn othrr friends intcrcstcl and

al:-cady were planning for this A motorist proceeding ai n 1

, Diseases of the external ear canalycar. O K a

country road offered a pedestrian a lift. Shortly afterwards the motor-

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Putnman who have been summering at Eldon re- S tumed Monday to their home in

Sackville.

Miss Irene Murchison and Miss li

would give the fork to the Dukciipaiiled by Mr. and Mrs. Archibald herself. rind their little son of Truro.

O O O O

° ° ‘ ' jolly lltllc tliratrc party lnsl week in

Rev. J. B. Wilson and Mrs. Wii-

x mid Truro. They were nccnin-

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Mrs. E. W. Mliisoll is visiting in t. John, N.B_, this week.

~ . _ .

Mrs. (Dirt Slitlicrllirld gave li.

onour of Mlssrvhlfglc Iil§k_and

make any schoolgirl happy.

It is so inexpensive and easy to

put it together. A “back-to~scliool" tweedy cotton, quite bold in effect in

SMART mocks Fon

FASHJONABLE PEoPLl:

Illustrated Dressmaking Lessons Furnished be my ,,ou..i.u this mi,

With Each Pattern

made. This pm-tlciilnr dress is cut for their inefficiency by their social charms, and justify their wives 111

with u dccp collar like n little cape. supporting them as luxuries.

. . -. ~

Tile Dliclicss of York has been

But generally speaking, there is no other husband on earth hardei'

puirhasiiig homo vmqv lztlrnciivc new for fm llmbitious woman to endure than one wllo is just plain iuzy “hd

sports ivoolllcs to inkf' to Scotland 5 One suit is of pi‘lil'-rose Ycl'ow with C a 'pullover swcntci' fitting clcse up to the llirunt ivllli ilu* fashionable bar f_~'~l~~ "` “ '."'f"s the

“ated cardigan and has cnc of

powder bu. , i»1.‘_'_.ii:-iil'~. crys- H

` ou

tal bar l`listciici's

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Pl-incals Arthur of Connaught is i-5

being very modern in her head- W

fxcnr. lluvilig bough; mic of thc new i

hiftless, who has no energy or pep and who is nothing but a bail and hain around her feet that keeps her from climbing.

Personally, I think that laziness should be made a cause for fiil/01%

both for women and men. DORQTHY Dlx'

. U _ _ U U

Dear Miss Dix-I am 39 years of age. very much in love with s mar-

ed man ten years older than I am. We have been throwii t0iZC1i1¢`1'}iI“ r work and found ourselves unduly interested without forescculg. 9 married to a fine woman, who has been a good wifc and neither of Us ould do anything to hurt her. Tin-re is nothing ahead for us more he association we l~.re now having. ns if he lcit her lt would iiicait le.

` , _ ll " liicoli

,th loss of his position and he has no money other illnnhlslsn ii; mm

slinrp spike imining. c s ripe I is duo to the mcrginf: of lim bercli with the coo’lc hnt aiifi promises to

1)/ J

i THE cooK’s

` A"5“'°" the hotter. the

If you have to have a limb nmpututed, the sooner nh “H

quicker it heals and the loss dlillgcl' thcrc is of coilihiifhiiciis' “l_c_,U,c'

A i0V@iY iitiii? d1”€SS iii¢€ ih1S Wiii ._ unhappy love affair The quicker it is endcll, ilic sooncr “iii W1' ‘eww

from lt. You gain. nothing by letting it drag along. lioisoiillxlg lililig Mgrm until at last it ends in tlic death oi cvcl\'tiiing that mn is

ivhllc.

til \vni'ld liihn

lst noticed that his watch was miss- red

and blue tones. made the orig-

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I think that there ure no more pathetic tragedies in f‘ 10 when

Beauty Prolilem

'It is A roalproblom these days, '

'To retain health and youth and beauty,

_ln the face of no ‘many cares and worries.

For worry caps the nervous system,

And brings headaches and sleeiilennesg. Resulting' caroline: and wrink on so destroy

be t `

That agumare almost afraid to look in the

mlirror.

_“Slant per cont of present day ills ~ May he attributed to 'oxhufltod nerves.”

This ll what consulting physicians say. Dr. Chanfs Nerve Foo can be of very great

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-Beoulleeyitofgrrsh now, rich blood, And fills your lyntom.Wi_¢_h Vi¢°i “°""° f°"°°- If you are sleepin: dlscourlvd Ind d°Pf°"°¢i» And suffer from l-iondicholi il1¢'|il°lti°|'\ ‘hd /olnpleunosm , You may be aura that nerve force is running

low,

_ Am-| you this great restorative.

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and then allowed himself to be boot-

And How to solve It ` ed olit of the car.

Ihim purposely. The faster he went ‘the faster the man followed, until

Stopping the car, he picked up a

W img” simnn" he hiiiipened W hiwe collar is white pique. It can have

handy, and raising it above his head, he exclaimed, "Hand over that watch!"

The stranger met-kly complied,

When the motorist returned home

he was greeted by his wife.

"How did you get on without

your watch?" she asked. "I suppose you know that you left it on your dressing-table?"

His road from the station was a lonely one. Suddenly he suspected' that a. man behind was following

they came to a cemetery. , “N0W." he said to himself, "I'll

find ollt if he's after me," and he an- tered the cemetery. i The man followed him. He circled

a grave, and his pursuer Jogged lifter him. He ducked around a fam- ily vault. Still the man was after _ him. At last he turned rolmd and

faced the fellow.

"What do you want? What are

you following me for, “Weli, air, it's like this," said n

nal. The leather belt and shiny bone buttons are bright red. The scarf

long sleeves, lf you like.

Plaided angora. woolen would also

be stunning in this model.

Gingham plaida, wool jersey, wool

crepe, percale prints, etc., are smart mediums. . Style No. 495 is designed for sizes

8, 10. 12 and 14 years.

Size 8 requires 2% yards of 39-

inch material with % yard 39-inch contrasting.

Price of PATFERN 15 cents in

stamps or coin (coin is preferred.) Wrap coin carefully.

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ni-owns house with a parcel, and the solution. and Press on the wrong the atutioumaater told me if I roi- me while still damp. If the nip lowed you Ishould findthephce, hwmotf. you may rubgently uxmllive next door." with npimedemsfyplper.

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$5 "'f¢»’i~'°~5‘-""~ Apricot and Pm" "7'pi"' Jam after' years of unconscious seeking have sllddcilll’ siuiiiiiiiii "im"

predestined mates when it is forever too latc.

npllcots, four poiiii.i-; ol sugar three

Wash the n|ii'ii~._>i.< rilid soak them

in the watcr limi juice for twenty- four hours. It is ii good Dian before soaking the :\lii'l<‘oLs to put thoini through thc nlliicci:

Place in a lircscivlilg pan, slmmor

until thc fruit is tcnrlcr. thcli nlld the crushed piiimiiiplc mid sugar, grated lemond rind mid iuicc. Boll until the jam sets when tested on`ai cold plate. Allow to cool it fcw minu_ tes in the pan, ilirii pot up and cov- er with pnrchnicnt.

Bottled Tnmatbes ____

Select nicfiillni-sized tomi\toes_

Wipe mid pack into jars. Add one tofispoliiillil suit :ind fill ooverllow- i11R with cold writer. Pinch on the rubber ring rind screw. Give half 9. turn back.

Place jars in A large saucepan on a

false boticzii. Cover with cold water.

` this temperature for fifteen minutes.

§y€1110V¢ the jars and screw up tight-

Bring very slowly to 100 F. Keep ati ‘fl N, B.

tllise in which a mature man and woman find thciiisclves iii Uhr l_0m_

one or the other of them is married. I-lure is iio silly i.l_rl niifl~m;i’:c who

nce no childish passing fancy, but the deep abiding i1aS»10n iii . mm

- _ -1 for

There is the hunger of hearts thnt have uiwnyS h1“‘ii “iH_‘L_i:;‘g but

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icdmlbirinsammii rim 1 " “mm of mme igglalfgrthgtlcmssnndeor vitliifg who has been ‘true and fiililifili. 11i“i‘”" imhl

' . is nothing for them to do but part.

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But it is beti/er for the woman who loves a married 151;-‘-ii mqltwiiuiis

clean break than it is for her to 14909 011 with a rclutloii: lip 1 In I m licr emotionally stirred up all the time, that vkceps p11i11B ii°°‘ C

the flames by which she may never warmihcrsclf.

with

For love grows hy what it feeds on. The one we care tf°‘§c“;;;i`_8 no

whom we are thrown daily becomes huch l\ P1119 °f “S it is not me lifc without him. To give up such it one is to suilfii. 1 when one sec, giinwlng agony of Jealousy that tears ones soul to 1-11 C1”-inmnfwho has B the man one loves giving his time and attention to the Ivo] “nd hopmss legal claim upon iiini, or who iins to go through the vuldirg “Shes and waiting that makes the hclirt sick fuid turns life DDL dust. ___s_; _'_-:_:'»'r'--"”:'

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