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HER A CHVIUES , U* dc ¢°\d‘9 . » lliieny Under New code of Equality Between

3 ‘ ’ 1‘ _ Highland and Wife and You Are Destined .

,_new .

*‘ A* IM God made the so . ". lm!! . 'am lid why so had; the granite?- '§ ' suse God meant mankind. “Nw should set _

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-55 One of the many pieces

i "~’-'~5"f7lrnobstrlisive modemisation

~-5;'-figigydqueen ni; effected in i

~’~-*- homes s been

A ffilfiiandringham, where the King and . ,lf-\~ Queen spent some days last week, ', 30 -*In the days of King Edward and li Meg-»éueen Alexander the guest-roolss Ii. is idle ,ef ydid not lutve the modern comple- l -..».u.ment of bathroooms or boudoirs,,

z'.§§__a

ur Bmcklehurst

At present Arthur

bf at E it

1- ffl* -in long corridors. The Queen, who one ls always in touch with modern

5': 'ideas in house decoration, has con-

? Um _~verted these guest-roooms into S iv'{f_;~l‘f1ats” by taking in portions of lt»>\_“__»corrldors and pulling down walls. I g~=»~¢§!lach “flat” has its own bathroom , 'if-Walid sittlngroom, simply and com- - evtfv-pactly furnished, and equipped ' -;wlth a house telephone.

I V *-1* l_.____ll__.. *'-"~‘~ 1' DUKE AND aUs'rlmLl.a

December 3, 1930

No son was born,

is to go to his

. .-~'¢¢-1 -_ arthur Lutu-eu, when be reaches

the age of N, and if _l.-Bd! N°VB1`

j"-if-"I was irl a bookshop in Oxford :j~"f,Btreet, locking at the exiibition ol’ ~-'3~Austra1is.n books on view there remarks a London Star writer.

A younglsh man who was tak-'

I~'ing an obviously keen interest in

` the exhibits which were being ' a.=..~ -shown had come in and was look-

.-i~...mg “yung

_ iwf- _e It was the Duke of Gloucester, i .wi-.i who was doubtless thinking of his V Qwpfgrthcomlng visit to the Anti- manufacturers.

-_`-"-5,-jpodes and rubbing up his know- L=`j"‘-ledge oi' Australian literature in

#4 '-' sntlchaation.

'.~{.‘(.\ '

is not than living.

Lord Nova.r’s sister.

-J-V1" 'rannom ,M .

ul.-5953.? Qin; egg § e éq og. iaii fit Er

'».f.

' sbpuld register no higher than 110

degrees and no lower than 95 de- grees, Use plenty of water, Place one blanket in the tub. run the 1112- chine a few minutes. US\1B11Y three minutes is enough. 'fum off the

current and lift the blanket to sit;

ifitiscl¢an.I.fiti.snot,retu.rn to the wage, md operate 1;)-lg ma- Place on a. greased baking sheet. chine two or three minutes longer. ° iR,inse in two clear lukewarm

L e sun.

fu , and does

pearbythetimetheclothis

arnpen and lay in the sun If theSD0tstillrcm.a.ins after

the water several times. again with lamp of

until sue-

rtom a

Proved Iiesi for

COLDS mmm

, i HIGHER. VALUES delicate fabric, it is better to dll-

solvo the acid in a little water. and danmen the spot with the solution.

BOY Elm T0 I-150.0110

DOES NOT KNOW

of the lucky boy

Minehead. Somerset. lg possible.

tance is to kept a

Novar, of Novar, Ross-shire, adi- ventumus pillar of Liberatlsn, who

f ~l2'_°‘and here was much wasted www died at the end of March this

year.

Novar left no children, His

i E Z

finally

Psganel Lut-

Luttrell. is at school in

he leaves

of Viscount

this simple way -5.'-.'..'mtT 'nina aim mais. a little smnud llwnlil ' '~ ` (Bismuth in Hagnuis overcomes any Kell --1 oi n d in the iomeir. nermltilul °°\=v\°"» 'A-"L21" comgrtable digestion. . .. . ¥{§|Al;i0§%:i;ml:‘g`2,*‘

me digg-e:i:‘hli‘l»!l:fil>`ll-:i:‘ici: lksxative deeiiilllllli . . . i :..‘;’.‘.:..“."f'f". lt":°;‘:..‘:.‘l‘l.":f:.‘.i°i»'.1..‘.»-.»-

_.ln Pawdn form, or Tablets. '

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lt.'s s Protective Nc_ut`rsl1zer- “_

NOT 0 Laxatlyo .

Dear Miss Dix-Bere is om- story: I--Lats twenties. Good aduca-`

tion. Excellent family background. Much interested in my work, though earning small salary at

be Happy -- Grafting Parents

Need Discipline

but pluity of ideals. Realiss that work

sacrifice an necessary ingredients in mar riage Willingtcioibprovidedthewiifeto- be compensates with understanding love. She-Oombinotion of intelligence. Sense of humor. Attractive physical ap . Tolerance. Good health. Constant good spirits. What s. womani Mutual-Deep. mature love for oooh other. Similar tastes and outlook on life. Ability to live hol>l>l1¥ with a minimum of creature comforts. Only drawback-I would want my wife to be all

mine. To give herself utterly to me.

woman is proud. Bo much that

wonder-howmuchsbeismine. Ido

I am particularly possessive. but

present. Benn of humor. No illusims.

and

pearance.

fit.;

Lord

will directed that his vast estates! in scotland and his personal estate of £218,807 should be left to Lady Novar for life: md. failinl issue. 0! the eldest son of his brother. Hector Nunro Fergson provided ‘the son was bom not later than

Mr. Ralph Luttrell’s mother was

WASHING BLANKET5? _

llEB.E’S A WAY!

so the residue grand-nephew.

Coffee ice

2-3 cup sweetened condensed milk ‘vi cup strong codec infusion

Few grains salt

ti teaspoon vanilla 1 cup heavy cream Combine sweetened condensed

milk and coffee infusion thqougnly; add salt and chill.

Whip cream to custard-like con-

sistency, then fold into chilled mix- ture, with vanilla. Pour into freez-

Cream

natural conceit seems to demand that a woman be submissive to

7 hii she is inclined to depend too much on her family teachings or con-

S Gfandmather 3 Ye.nt'l3ona1 attitudes How about it? Lucky.

Answer:

' ii you mem about mm-ying tbe girl, x mould

Quilt 'Patterns Heaven bless you, my children. It seems to mo that __ V _ _ , ,

L nwmmmnhnwrnuww sm. e

peetlve marriage o e re en or success. n ' ' ieulte that you and in this paragon lean to virtues side. and. “ter v°u _ 0_N I-Y . , _, M-5.339 IT hhve been mhrritd 101' A (BW years, y0'll will !'€8»1l1£ hhlt the ODRIMJDBIIB- ‘run lima rar~» aansuisu umssssu _

tics you feared in her are the very ones that have done most to make your

i marriage a succqss.

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'arg Et

Cleaning blankets at home 15

easy, according to instructions is- sued by one of the l%r8¢ lll9lk€¢

Pour a little hot water into the

tub of the washing machine, odd good soap and operate the washer

- a few seconds to make a rich suda.

add water until the water line is reached, making lukewarm solu-

§ " tion. If a thermometer is used it

rub, twist or wring with the hands.

avoid the matting effect of too

cous

i’reealrbutnctinthesun.HN18

ing pan of refrigerator.

After mixture has frozen to a stiff

mush (1 to 2 hours) remove from tray and beat for two minutes.

Return to freezing tray and con-

tinue freezing until very firm (about 2 to 5 hours.)

Cocoanut or Almond Strips

Strips oi’ day-old bread

Sweetened condensed milk. Finely-shredded cocoanut

Or chopped blanched almonds. Have bread cut in strips, 2" x W’

x 1/i", and freed of crusts.

Dip bread strips in sweetened con-

densed mllk, then coat completely with shredded cocoanut, or chopped blanched almonds

Brown under low, direct flame f broiler, or in a hot oven. Turn to.

V . ` lei; 3.' 2.-_ .`£` T -l

_ L . 1,8-33.*

M\B’°;§G§ .

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as hw.,

und'

You object to her independence, but think how bond You would bi ' ~ .

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every subject under the slln, and who will have her own original thoughts and ideas to rub against his. And he wants a wife who knows bow to do ~

things, wno can shoulder her share of the responsibilities of matrimoniu whocantake carcof bei-se1i',notonowhohastobecoddledasiflhewere ' a baby. Men have found out that clinging vines can choke the life oui ofahusbandasiwilasanoak v

ECONUMY V As for wanting a. wife who will be ALL yours and whom you will Not R 1’ll1g--HOLL 8 St1’€8k-~l10t B. fault-'-'

uttelly absorb, that is an

impossible dream-one that never comes true

Cut out pieces and sew weather .No being can ever possibly be au in ell to another, because eaou the Pe1’fe¢t» flawless SILK HOSE

as indicated on small block. Elth

er of us has our own individuality that never exactly coincides with that oi CHARLO

Print or plain maierllle My be lany other individual. we each have the secret places in our souls that SOLD IN' TTET0 W N

used. Bet pieced and plain blocks to- gether in arrangement as suggested on quilt diagram. Finish quilt with 6 inch border to match plain blocks

‘no other ever enters. We

pattern.

Material Required 1% yards material for plain blocks 1 2-3 yards purple materiel.

3 1-3 yards gold material.

1 1-6 yards white mat/erlal. ‘

companions, nor will you

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= parisbbners ar-

_ I basket of potatoes.

i gf 'what thin" said tue vleeu-.

` “Please sir," replied the man, “it’s

‘ some of our very best taturs-a very

due kind, sir. lb wife laid you

of them, as sho

sermon me ¢€1'¢e with

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generations of mothers

_' ;'f_‘;_ vesiprooved Vicks Vapollnh it ;,:.;: U - '.'_1;;~;‘t¥§¢N 00|&. I H brsyitl'

1 "§=i§

`;§i§ china .E Q

: ----~ elrldoen md for grown-

too. lh‘E>\l1dce-viper M ul endscol sooner. o"doeing”

I ;;.'..;.|.o ?»eet delicate digestions *f and ower resistance.

' 3_-fj v|cl<s vAPoRus

5§“i”§§i t§§ :girl-gi;

. AMomingSmile

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L ’le's such I.

little to sportyl

her friend. _

and when I

gracious, only

ding on

Bolo.

aimed one

prove it!

Sunday he

stared at crladoutso must have

PALE, PEPLESS GIRL BEC/IME PRETTY -AND W/1SN’T SHE PLEASED!

It all lisp ed in 80 days! In November th ll sl

ron-down and lzgked vitality. Weight su|£ormsl:° :lily ’lll';§pib:: Her blood, when tested, was folmd to be lo in red corpuscles and

lower still_in llaenaoélobin, the red substance in the red corpnscles. sllxewas given a 8 ny treatment. And what a happy change took

She éained nine pounds and her eomglexion glowed with rosy

health. er face rounded out and she ecame positively pretty. The treatment-as shown by a second blood test--had greatly ln-

creased the red colapusclsa and haemoglobin in her blood conse- quently she felt an looked radiantly well. The reparation that worked these wonders was Dr. Williams' Pink PBIL

This famous old remedy restores health in a most constructive

way. We know that the blood carries nourishment and vitality to every part of the body. But unless the blood has a suiiiclent number

., of red ccrpuscles and red colouring substance called haemoglobin,

it cannot carry on its vital work. ~It is here that Dr. Williams Pink

__ Pills produce constructive benefits. This remedy increases, in most

cases, both the red corpnseles and the haemoglobin. Blood tests

Good looks and good health are too precious to neglect or experi-

ment with. If your feeling; and your mirror tell you that you ure under-weight nervous, sa ow easily tired out-tsks this tested remedy Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, for 80 da I, as the girl mentioned

ing up their children and

family ‘

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She ran down to the second floor

where a police sergeant in uniform,

-lui

L .?;f.‘._ ,That Royle Girl

"` ayisawiind-nr

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, '.l§E Tlml) DEGREE ‘ Steps in the court awakened her-

mguick peremptory footsteps of two

‘, "3 1Iu.lki.!i¢i\ld.lbylld¢WiH10lklk- ~ '"lng, important tread. Joan Dain. _ "ibcognised lu, meaning and

-“Started up, with a familiar

' 'rat heart, as she heard the poll

V 'When enter the building by the dom'

; vidircctly below. i

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was opening Ket’s door. Seeing her, he challencgd, “Who are you?"

"My uw\e’l Royle." she replied.

"What's the matter here?"

“Whs»t's it to you?" "1’m a friend of Mr. §etlar’s. I

live upstairs."

“Btraight up?" the officer uhsd. Be was an alert, vigorelle man of

mp, gm- aboutthirtywithsboomingvoice, for meh- which rang in the cars.

New gh, "Yes," said Joan. upongw "Iguesswe'll talk to you,” he

ghgtguy andknew thataomethingvoryser-

mnmgnt; fm- ious _indeed had occurred. He was in "x°"l"

dom pajamas and with his hair touseled, mg "rg as they hddgot him out of bod; he glgmmgd was pole and his eyes were wide and

staring. A large, solid-looking man in plain clothes. but who surely was a policeman, confronted "Oh, Kat!" she or

stared ot her wi

_ and imsble to ape

the horror, which

had just that he

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he managed- to N917. i

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E $;l;§’:’é:¢l£o;Iil;\;:\d¢;h°3clk0'§lp on beauty and licaltll you have gained.

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bcomed, tlueateningly. "come my “8‘hot.','" . _ gourd

mm, g She entered and came upon let' ~l°°» “|04 50%. Wl'1D¥|-III Mi'

t about lk?" .

Why don’t you tell your parents frankly just how much you can give

them every month and refuse to send them another penny? Your wife would doubtless agree to this and it would remove the cause of constant bickering between you. - ' ,

You know there are grafting parents who have no hesitation in hold-

iously enough, they will make some one particular child the victim that they will ruthlessly sacrifice to the other children. I have- known many cases in which a mother or father would take almost the bread out of the mouth of Mary or John in order to buy cake for Tommy or Susie.

Generally it is mother who is, as they say in ganglaud, "the mouth-

piece' ShewillwrltetoBamforthem0ueytosendPeroytocollege, or for party dresses for Mamie, or to have little Adolphus’ teeth fixed, or for a new automobile because the old one is so shabby the girls are ash amed to ride in it, although she knows well enough that Bom is getting a small salary and has a wife and children to support, and that every penny that he gives away is literally blood money wrung out of him and his

an gg* m°“Y“W°n;:11h&:'§hm¢B£e¢D0U8l‘lhi:> object tt; thtcére husbands help-

PHNU - 911 Y see t need

themselves for their own children mm” u y N .only

t.. ei... n...u ... ... W... ...e ....i‘.’;.‘;“.i.’t.’..'?.’;..."°’° “‘° """“°’° "“’ °"' SMART FRQCKS FOR _ parkits that wives get poeved.

have helped earn the money tha

each have tastes and habits and interests that

- may ve a .w‘ e or usban , there are o loves of f y and ends.

Allow for all seams when cutting or brothers and sisters and kindred that still persist and are part or his

very heart strings. 5 - & e ~ `

When you marry you will not merge all of your interests and ambi-l

tions in your wife. You will not cease to love your mower or your old 1 _

want to change all of your amusemonts Ind

mueclins the last cent out of them and, cur-

gi g

livlngs and helping the

can blame them, for they

is lavish

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her. Jo, they say. They say some- body‘s killed her.” V

"Keti" "By God, Joi" he cried and put

out his hand and grasped hers and held to'it like a child. He looked more lik y than ever she hid

the hurt on his hood

lotbd. lho bogged

kg, iiiisiég

li' . tbes said. "Just have done it even a

now." An she asked, "How- o¢_>\lld,ho have be howwasit hereplied asbriefly, witnesstoit. e

hand. "They say I did lt!"

nom

" the man in replied,blandly. commanded. “Wedidn’tgosnywhers

answered, instantly; and meant"we" tegeth-»,

k\lp.§8utdas bo to

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9 311555 lug? "Bhe'| boon with me llllfip I [Ot bl*/0 IM home lust after twelvel” This was homlihe notillldi blltthllmlllthcwhlthc imltht had told the police, before she ran

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trouttishln¢» season <:timtuesteuoi`

eos- ispcrte-

requssted to co- .i..‘°"u.?.‘.,....°‘“‘°

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sensuous"

Indeed. d t ue; tbis, _ d°Wf==i»=~l\‘H #wins tfflxiinsgam his metre: ‘£12135 burr;-ly `

MPI had done some- reached her as sounds between the

sort: but sbs reiccted naps or the booming vaiee, es. that he could have org 3| qummugg)

g me me unueeneaeuosnen

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are om' own peculiarities, and because we love mother person we do not At UP: by automatically lose them. And, no mating how much a man or woman lo lf h d 1'-her amll fri

with a rubber-stomp wife who had no thoughts or ideas or opinions of her l== I-1'-" -I "'=""”°"'*=h £- own, and who did nothing but yes-yes you. That kind of woman made

in do wif to be mbln I

ahitwithgrandpa a ywnena ewassuppooed _aco - ation slave and baby producer, and when she turned out a satisfactory .105 lfshewasagoodcookandmother

\ .

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'1'bemodernma.ninaystiilthinkhswantsthatkindofwife,but

he doesnt. and she would weary him tp death if lie had her. He wants a wife who is as well educated as he is and with whom he can discuss

diversions to ners. Nor will she ceam w be herself when she becomes u . '== ’“"" '“°?`° ”‘

`§ _i 1 ' ' f ‘§§>'<l§ i iiéég

ie _ rf, T9 igggg 0525 4 Q., ,.55 e tiiiiiegi it tri; eggs , _gtgtra ii ri =:ii5 §-5;;

rrélE§? 3- i §E§§; greg; l till* ii* ii” iii? _lil‘i§°i gtg E~&’

who. quarrel are so

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Parents seldom have any compunetlon about putting tue older oiiild- ' _ f `._ __

1;; tg’ wkoe;k.dl:t~whe;lh it gollnees to the younger children they feel that the ., _ \ ' o h

- lings ou saved from such hardships and that their . ‘ f - » , ` » _* °"“'

buotnere and eietere snoiud support them. "*‘ “‘*' - " '

- y0\1rS- ~~ presen' ts some ssoriiiosthat they. have made.

waters, being certain not to pull, brown evenly. l, 9 yards 6 inch binding for border And why should you expect your wife to become submissive to you? ”1%¥°§mb u: :W up Nmgfmm fu- emu- iueum mmm to get

momuiglxilliigh 10 meh Why does your ego demand that she shall obey you? Piatient Griselda .hem m an 'mm' um th” ug mm- "gy mpg mg gmmuql blighted

Wrlnger-rolls should be loosened to M "mm Bum' B es es a¢l\l&r°- is not the modern ideal of wifehood. Anyway, she hasnt left any des- b um mmtmt dnm|~u,M, huggmdq mg; upon

3'9" 42 Di¢¢¢d IYJIQIZISU- oendants, and the man who marries nowadays expecting to get a wits who 7 1m” “_ ann. “wma wg vu sold mfg lif bondep

much pressure. If the washer is Three mblespwm peanut b“m,._ 1; £12;-Inb\;;>(§er~"ound qum will jump when het speaks to ner a.nd_do as sho is ordgred to do is out W their m“bmd._ “Qui mg gg 1|-m ymdq- may t such ln- an extrador WPG, l few whiris are 0 tables Water, two mb1e_ ~ _ for a big disappoin ment. There. aint no such aniina left, mmm _ D13,

_mum *W ns mgggnsmx water and pep Wheulgrdgrins 510;; Nyrubgrt 33t1~ Merry under the new code wbien respects tue individuality oi tbe J I

Hans the blanket on the line ,fue butter weil and eau eeteup. Mix m;'f;“;on,;,n‘§lg“, be_u§mf1“Gr§§d_ Tfldpewahc-;¢li1nvll1;rdx ¢<l\1°~1i>v‘f~uer 1n1ue.;a8lRi3¥I§;nmha£s the Dm. wg m,_ lengthwise wlaile it is quite 1:51; gtnod and serve on or between bread. De- mutha, quut designs __ em., "V _ _ _ _ _ _ mls continually. abs wh°"m"° "°° ui | DearMlssDlx-Whatcanamandowhohasawlfca-ndablldto:1“ubeq‘m“‘u::1

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it evenly and so that if there is my at a cost of $3 'lsoooo thousands N0 momma WM Wm by sk support on a very moderate salary, whose parents are continually 11”-\¢m8 tlrrfsiie ».fterwml,:s“ys an

. . . h _

lkellhood of a color running the of men are laying a cable which, Nigel Playfahys relatives or friends ;§\lsetsifi1Sgg;m§li;af§: ntlzisugrlmat mggabegroglgnsdgaciiéigs mi? addltloenlhg you tmqkme an mp qmmlgw

tint will stay in the pattern. When will put Scotland in communcationi at th _ ti df the ph/_ - my P” Answer °h° “°~‘*°* ‘° *W 1"* “W ‘”"“ Wm* the “Si °‘ ““° “’°"d' meht°et°§§l;e§no~w. rnslwd §°v'§‘i»'yt iiyinliilliffiiheinu £3 §'ii§.§y'i°§ekfu.§`i.1'§.t°ril.h$iebtt'b1§°§y'i`§n`i'i`; '

‘ é--i-- and in the quarrels that result over this we have almost wrecked our mar-

ried life. I love my wife and want to make her happy, but I oan’t forget

the debt I owe my parents. Is there a solution for my problem? L. J.

Answer:

motherquar-

kslpsus

thing!

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vesscenewli/ll

their pleasure at

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