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It is gas. formed by fermenting food. that after meals bloats your stomach, causing sourncss, heart- burn, dullness, uncomfortable full- ness and pains oi indigestion. Drugs, stomach tonics and artificial digest- j ents fail to give satisfactory relief because they have little or no effect on the stomach acids that have been proved to be thc rcal cause of gassy stomach and practically all indiges-. tiou. Inolcad an absolutely" pure anti- acid or neutralizing agent should be uscd after meals to neutralize this dangerous acid in thc stomach. and undoubtedly nothing could be better or safer for the purpose than B-fi- . urated Mazncsia. This you can obtain from any good drug storc in either i powder or tablets. mid in mostcases - a tenspoonful of the llflwdcl? m‘ ml" tablcts tiikcn with a little water after meals will bc suiliciciit to instantly neutralize cxccs v.“ aciditfi 0' file‘ stomach. stop and prcvcnt llmmfllulc souring and fermentation of thc food and permt a normal. P01111955 dlges‘ tion of whatever you have eaten. Tr)’ this gimp]: prcscrlptionuind be de. lightcd with ‘ your cntzrc ficcdom from indigestion.

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An old Scottish woman, who liad| never been known to my 1111 l" “'°1'dl about anybody, u-as one day taken to task by her husband. '

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was USHER FOFRTEEN Tunis

(Canadian Press)

LONDDN, Eng, Oct. 23~—“'I'hl‘?c times a bridesmaid ivvcnn bride," is the old saying. I wnndoi" what thc fates would say to "Follrlcfill limes an usher." That i: thc record of Mr. Graham Nctt, who commanded 50 to speak, thc band of ushers at Miss Jzuyyl‘: wrddine to Leon-

fcct ut thc job now that he is in constant demand. "I'm Hlrvilfly bOQk‘ ed for four more wcrlfluiirrs." llC 511N5- But then he has; llCTfil‘ made any "l thc fatal niisit-ikcs that most ushcrs make of shoivinr: the bride's most modern and lip-sticker! "irl fricncl into thc sent reserved for hcr cldcr~ ly hunt.

l. Dorothy Dix ‘l Letter Box

Have Women Advantages Oven Men? -- D0 Real American Girls Always Take Dares, Even Unto Marriage?-Can Love Be

l Revived?

Dear Miss Dix-You say all woman wish they had been born men. I don't. I am glad I am c. woman. I think women have many advantages over men. I One of them ls we can follow the arts without being thought elfemlnate, as are men. Then we can get much more enjoyment out of our families than men can. Then we can get more pleasure from our clothes, because they are prettier and there is more variety. ' Do write an article on how thankful women should be for being women. M. McG.

Answer:

I don't agree with you that women have much cause for self-congratulation in being born women, but it l: a great thing to be able to reconcile oneself to one! fate and to be contented in that sphere of life to which God has called you, as the Prayer Book says.

At any rate, if you are a woman there is nothing you can do about it and so the wise thing is to concentrate upon the silver lining to your cloud instead of being depressed by the dank, dark outside of it. And, of course, to be a woman is not entirely a total loss. Some roses grow along our poth- wny even if our road is a lot steeper and strewn with many more tacks than the one along which men Joyride.

But you are mistaken in thinking that any one considers it eflemlnate for men to devote their lives to the arts. All the great painters and musi- cians are men and we do not despise them. We burn incense before them. Nor do I see why men should get less pleasure out of their families than women do. It seems to me that they get the fun out of their babies without the agony of having them or the bother of having to care for them.

But I agree with you that clothes area consolation prize that fate has bestowed upon women. It must be a depressing thing to be doomed to nothing but a lot of tubular garments, each so like the other that its own maker could hardly tell them apart. To have no fripperies, no frills, no furbelows. To have to be always clothed tn somber colors when one’s sour cries out for reds and yellows and pinks and blues. To have to suppress onc-‘s longing for glittering Jewels; that is, indeed, the fly in the amber of being a than.

Then a kindred advantage that. women have over men is in the joy they have out of shopping. This is a pleasure denied to all but a few men. For most men shopping is an ordeal instead or the orgy it is to women. When anything goes wrong with a man all that he can do, poor soul, is to go out and get drunk but a woman can jam on her hat and make for the nearest department store and buy something she doesn't need and doesn't want and come home with her nerves quieted and her soul at rest.

The women have the privilege of tears that is denied to men, and great- er graft than tears there is not. There is no arguing with tears. ‘Iherc is no combating them. You can only staneh them at whatever price. When a woman is getting the worst of an argument all that she has to do is just to burst into tears and that ends it and leaves her the victor. When there is something to do that she ought to do and doesn't want to do, she merely

15,000 Demand ~ Sargon Daily

Vaat Growing

Army of Sargon Uaerc, Marching Single File. Would Enclrcle Globe ln Only

Few Years ‘time.

. (By Richard L. Slnunl)

ATLANTA, Gas-More like a tale from the Arabian Nights of old than a record of modern business achievement reads the story of the marvel- ous growth and development of Sargon the New Scientific Compound which has become the sensation of the drug trade throughout Canada, the Pnited States and other coun- ries.

The old illustration of the pebble dropped into the pool best describes the phenomenal and unprecedented demand and its fame is rapidly spreading over the entire Continent. Recently compiled ngures reveal "M approximately 15.000 men and women are marching into drug stores daily for Sargon and Sargon 50ft Mass Pills, the marvelous new treat- mcn that is restoring health to countless thousands by new and ra- morkable methods undreamod of 0111i! a few years ago.

Already more than 5,000,000 suffer. 111g men and women have put it to the test and have told other million; what it has done for them.

Marching regulation army (“wan —111ni;ie file-this vast army of s... gon users would reach from New York to San Francisco and M; gm present rate of sale-would, in a 1w ¥°'11‘5 time. encircle the entire globe The Only explanation of Bargonls gumbo in the Medical wa-id i,

Brgons true worth. Back of it; érlumph in the drug stores is its riumph 1n the homes and it is the grateful endorsements o! its millions of users that has made it the mos; Widely talked of medicine 1n the world today,

Sargon is extensivelyadvertlsed. it

l5 true. but no preparation, no mat. ter how extensively advertised. could Possibly meet with such phenomenal success unless it possessed absolute merit and extraordinary powers o; a medicine There can be but one possible ex- Dlanation for Sui-gun's amazing ma. coss and it can be told in one word- MERIT! - Sflrilvn may be obtained tn Char- lottetown from the Hughes Drug Co, Ltd. and tn Montague from H. J. Lisbon.

bfiys on i: dare

‘ You will have no chance flake right.

for Tempting Breakfasts

drain on energy requires n sustain-

turns on the weeps and somebody else gets up and does it for her. when she wants the moon she cries for it and somebody gives it to her. A crying man would be kicked out of court, but a woman with a good pair of tear ducts just naturally floats along through life on a rippling tide of ease.

Still another advantage women have oven men is that they can get away with a lot more things than men can. especially if they are young and pretty. A peachertno of a flapper with golden hair and blue eyes can spell as she likes and add up figures as she pleases and spend most of her time powdering her nose and still hold down c. job. It is only after women get old and homely that they have to be efficient, whereas no amount of classic profile and slick hair enables a boy to get by if he slacks in his work.

And so far as achieving fortune is concerned, a woman has two chances to a man's one, because if she doesn't make good herself she can marry a man who has made good. Most of the valuable real estate in this country ls owned by women who have married it. Also, in the profession of gold- dtgging the advantage ls withthe female minerrather than the male, for it in lots easier to get money out of an old man's pocket than it is out of an old woman's.

And. of course. women have a. more thrilling emotional life than men have, because in the fhst place a woman doesn't know whether she is going to be able to capture a husband or not and if she gets one she never knows how long she is going to be able to keep him, whereas a man always knows that he can marry whenever he gets good and ready and that the chances are he couldn't lose his wife if he wanted to.

So you see there are some advantages in being a woman, after all. ' DOROTHY DIX.

Dear Miss Dix-We have always been told that real Americans will never take a dare. Now we are two schoolgirls, 15 and 16 years old, who are very modern, and we have been dared by two boys to marry them and we have accepted the challenge. We sincerely ask your advice about this.

TWO PERBLEXED ILAPPERS.

Answer:

Two real American girls. even if they are only l5 and 16 years old, should have more sense and sophistication than to wreck their own lives and break their parents’ hearts by even considering marrying on a dare. I suppose in accepting the boys‘ challenge you thought you showed how much sporting blood you had, but in reality it only showed how silly you are.

neither you nor the boys are m‘? time you and these lads

your lives.

5° “Y” mfllTy on a dare.

1"‘ Si“? "1111! that shows YOU are true

be far better for you to do so than to "Bony of dying is short, while out.

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Dear Miss Dix-I simply worship

him any more. Answer:

either maka love or kill 1t, ledges no law.

Sometimes waning love can man loses his taste for a woman just

For the woman who still loves

sedative, not a cure.

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BERLIN, Oct. 28~A strike o1 126.000 Berlin flietal workers over W180 Guts recommended in chancell- or Brueriings economic program ended wnixht- Reprasentatives of Bm-Dltlyces and the employers agreed that the men should return to their jobs tomorrow at the old wage scale pending final adjustment by a board of arbitration.

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I .‘_>_—€—_?_— >L.__W 5°“ Wlu be Pflylng for your folly to the last clay of ‘y ._______ flghhflpiilgiessfbecause you are not entering mar- ese ys. You are too voung to know what l ll . ‘. . . ' (We rea y is You are taking upon yourselves responsibilites for which fitted. The boys cannot even support you. By a" 77°“! "P you will simply hate each other b . " “W” each 0f You willblame the other for the wrecks you have made of

that of an unhappy marriage

be stimulated by absence.

she goes away for a. t'me it revives his interest tn her and h '

e misses hcr and wants her, but this recipe does not always work, W en love is dead there is no breathing life into its

—--_.__. after the man has ceased to love there i" l k, fl " 1m y wor lltng her life so full she has no time to think, and this is only a .

W! competition music faces ls the aiitomobl ."—-Ignace Jan Paderewski.

our lives.

n’t think that there is anything about such;

blue or have red blood or any otherf

su h _ l c nonsense Youwouldn t accept a dare to take a dose of prusslc acid Ol' to ‘iurnn on’ a prectp:ce or do anything else that would kill you yep u would‘

ma"? on a dare. because at least the‘ is long drawn‘ DOROTHY DIX. l

"th' t in in he last year a. gradual change has taken place mduhim and I am

KATHERINE.

N . obody can tell you that. 6611' lady. Nobody knows any conjure that can ' The bu“ l5 "1 "Imlly member and acknow-

Somctimes all because he Ls fed up with her. and l! ,

And. as a general thing, corpse again.

DORO7HY DIX.

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It doesn't prove an individual brave for him or her to take unnecessary risks. It only shows that he or she is foolhardy and lacking in intelligence and judgment. And believe me, my children, you will find that marriage

fully and with due regard for all the chances she is taking.

has perils enough for a woman, even when she goes into it sobcrly, thought» ‘

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Stop and, think that marriage is not for the moment, but for the long pull It isn't a danger that you can bluff out for a moment. It is something that will make a. call upon- your courage and endurance every minute cl every day for years and years. It isn't something that you do for a lsrl: It is something that will affect your whole lives and if you married thcs"

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