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CHAPIID HAND! Lin this connection be it said -——--

is the privilege of one dining in. a rstaurant w request that the‘ caucu- be freed of liquid or a clean soft and supple. oneprodueed in case the cup has When Wilwashthlsproiectionis overflowed in serving. tcmpomriiy lost, but in warm wea-

Never scrape the bottom of the ther it is (ill-Willi minced. 1n Win- cup on the edge o! the saucer to ter the cold air prevents this natur-r tree it of drops. That is equally as a1 oil from doing its work and the bad a fsux pas as leaning over. consequence. Asaprecautionitiswiaatowssh your hands some time before going out o! doors and see that they are thoroughly dry. There is then much less chance of ehapping,

Cold cream is as good an appum- Lion to use as any.

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Ask someone the following ques- tion, “How many pennies are there In a cknen?"

i -“Twelve," he will reply.

“And bow many halfpennies?" is lie next question.

"Twenty-four," he will reply.

Then explain the catc! by saying "Oh. I always thought there were only twelve half-pennies in a do-

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to ind that the t dose of BUQKLEY'S M - E ves unmistakable relief. kc Miss Mary RysaigkGlenside, ., for instance- writes:- Winter I caught a very ae- cold. I tried several remedies deriving an benefit. At a

‘a tion triad BUCK- ’! RE. It is the

it can help a cold so quickly." - Whether your cold is merely in Q0 annexing sniffing stage, or a: deep down, Buckle s will

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: At the residence of Ernest Match. It. imam. on satin-day. January Itb. at I o'clock. as follows:

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1

‘Lborotllly ‘s LettefaiiBorc _

desperatelyinlovewitheach thsmolbeingabletomarry

more to live together than to live apa Ovnlld wny a liaison was a mere ecolioiliiesl allnligclliellt tlllill all AlUAhJi mall-loge, nor wliy an under-rliie-ross eszaoilsnment costs less hours in the open.

quately iin

man and woman who and still finding any iiavor not bite each other. to toil unremlttingy for each otlier. lo go amusements, to be nungry and cold snu torn with anxieties about the iutiue and still to lmd compensation ror all they have to endure in Just being together. But there is such s thing as the grand passion. There are men and women who can cry "All Ior love and the world well lost," Justified in marrying even it tney fliivflilfl They will find their happiness in each" other and, somehow, some way, Cupid seems w aini.s on sucn unions and 1'0: love lor a woman nerves a the strengtll to perlorm irliracles. only president oi one or the he married on 816 a wees, with his bride with loss than U100 in his pocket. ldonotthlnhldnlidsn. thatyouandyou: ‘raele are, es of virtue behind you to ens-lie you to enjoy a llie cl sin. ntiy decent. You have too high ideas. a woman you old, not respect, and character to reslst ternptatlm s her life. shs had stooped to folly even i!

DI$DC TOULY.

happiness in many centuri You are too inner-e

respectone who had not theatr- and who did not hold her honor her purity, but you could not do that if she had stooped with you.

sweetheart in an equivocal you not always reel yourself a cad? to protect the woman Mr. Man, you will lulu more nspplru-as in even the most poverty-stricken marriage than you will in an illicit friendship w..l-l your sweetheart. DOROTHY l)‘

girl and myself there is nohandhas nlstionship, yet my wife makes my me discharge the girl. demands that l give up my recently been elected picsident of a corporation which tunity to recoup my fortune,

T!!! TONGUE OI‘ T!!! Ell-PIN‘! The night of the dinner which dreaded came

which her mothcr-in-law was giving. Until almost the last moment, she

nicetti and nind cut from him whe-

Great Love Can Survive Even Povergi-‘Strick- en Marriage

—Sliall

Deal-IicsDlx-Jvhatwouldyouadviae

scale of living man only

at dark Shall they

when things are what:

Answer: Under the circumstances l should say:

and narrow road, even if it is a hard one. lt will lead you to more hippi- ness than tbe flowery path. The girl is living. Why will it cost you any rlrr 1 have never been able to under-

You are living now.

0! course. a marriage

an iiiiclt relationship.

You could not love

rossioiy unis moi-AAA not be the case,

No man ever really trusis the woman wlio has been has been weal: enough to yield to her passions once, he suspects be: of being capable o! doing

it again.

Andhowcouldyoufaccyouraelfifyou

he loves even against Believe me,

Dear Dorothy Dix-I have been

Sheneveraawthegirl

terms that their respect

youwsnztono

_.__. BY MIIDIID BAIIOUI

a Man Fire ficient Secretary to Please His Jeal- - - - - ous Wife‘! - Fortune Tellers ~

other. and who

some happiness

try to live on tho man's salary, which srnallasit seems, asthey live in alittle town

Things asthayare. They mustdnlomcthing! TRUMAN.

has a better chance oi happiness if it is ads- anced, and. as a general proposliinn, no 0m vise tne average young couple to marry on n break when tne strain oi poverty is put upon are capable or living on breau aliu clieese allu slsses in the kisses, or even any desire to kiss and 1t taken a great love to enable a husband and wife sll....lly, to be uellllvec or

a few days ago l lualil the vlee bggest corporations in this country telling that and that iis Bllfikil oif we a lorclgn country

but it is the case, nevertheless.

position and besinlrcned her name‘! For it is an honorable man's duty

married for nineteen years to a grand woman and we have three lovely children. My trouble is this; 1 have a secretary, a splendid young woman, ‘ l wmcinmywork. Between this never been, anything but a business miserable by demanding mat. l

10b rather than keep my secretary. i have

and lnydirectorshava for me will beconsiderably lelensd if l flrsthlsgirhwhohasloyallystoodbymeandhelliedrns hsvebeenthrough. lwanttomabe riiywite tothsgirl. Whatcanldoandberightinthe

flabtintheeyescrfiodandmanyouwillkcepthe way hobaafoughtthebnttlooldcptecaioawithfilltlhouldertiolhmil- andwhnse iaithfulnelsdeserveaabotterrewami-ban

i noniaicrn wire

Jeanne nodded.

vol-i mulled luxuriously. "Quite a friend of yours, isn't he?"

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nor o! her friends. do this, or e ~

O lbs. 1". M. Nash was amcm the hostesses entertaining at the Can~ ‘adlan National on Wednesday g1. ternoon. Twelve tables were __ “viihvilfirwminaillxoemo ierhour. ' O I O Mrs. J. A- Bentley dispensed 1106i) illlll’ on two occasions this W9“- flniilfllflllll at midge on lhursday and Friday evenings at her home on si Ambrose Street. O O I . Mrs. D. J. Riley honored her house-guest Mrs. J. A. MacDonald oi Cardigan last Saturday after noon when she invhed friends for three tibles o! bridge at the Can- ad an National Hotel. ‘ O O I

cheap? can't go

5

Get married. Take the strait

than:

could honestly ad- slloestriiig. in ls too lisely to lt. 1t is only the exceptional

Mr. and Mrs Reginald Yarknian. Rvvlhy. entertained the staff oi the l-‘toysl Bank oi which Mrs. Parkman was a former member, on Wednesday evening. Th, Jolly party of ycuns people drove out by will» and hid s most delightful time, the mishaps coming and go- ing only adding to tbs ovanngs un.

and these are a Split dune between ulsui. O O O

Mrs. J. I’. Gordon "as among the popular hO5-£SS€5 nlis week, encor- lainlng a... rive tables or bridge ior ner lllcnds at the uanauian N» lwrwl last aloliuay alteration, with additional guest. in lot the tea hour.

lacy nearly alwsys turn Oilt mans arm and gives nlm

sweetheartwouldnndan!

Mrs. Morley M. Bell entertsned at two tables of Bridge at her home‘ 1n Binmncrside last Monday evening.

I O O

Dark blue ior spring suits and street dresses was sreszed in New York the other day at an import-l ant spring opening. This was a1’. an exclusive house which also costs and evening gowns. Other DOInts about the spring mode as this Lslgncr mterprets it, are: Suits-very important; some have three-quarter swagger coats with raglan sleeves. Many have closely- ntted, hip length JaJretl. leather- belicd. A few simsution jacket! are shown. Voguish suit colors are -eoft grays and browns: some black; black and white plaids.‘ OI-p~ es-Many wast-length detachable capes matching a. dress in fabric and color, worn over dark daytime dresses. They give a suit, eilect. A fe-w three-quarter plaid tweed capes shown. Costs-many of redlngote style in dark wool, worn over print- ed dremes. Sometimes they are lned with thesamaprintastbe drelli and scmelimes they are revel-sable.

. O O O

u “Lac om h“; am‘ u” Ml’. w. Chtbi-i-i‘ suillsllll. “Pl, and

Mia Manure, or Chariot-atom, who

and you could not -- " *

at s time when good alt But if you want to be right

at home. tbs girl will

Ll

Now you revere her for

is cast out of your cillce. The only thing that you can do some position where she will get as

h.s rnistess. ll abs

k110i ‘BIC YOU hld put YOU’

Would.

iul wife.

will justily her jealousy by as himself.

wlllbeastcfhowclevershawssin ul.

trying to earn an honest living. Of _ course this procedure g [god clulgmn m‘, w 4- squaw man to all cf your associates needs must when the devil drives, And, atteraiLit isbetierw givoup up s horns.

but Bllt be

twice in her liic, yes she glvesrneanoppir~ told me in no ua- . _ _ throlthallilie happyJet Answer: ayeso! Ne. S.W.0. Onscfuscanmakeasgood

mshalittla

losingheriobpomastbsymnstlyare.

examining her “certainly.” avoid meeting Yen's Jeanne pushed aside the curtains of her

dreling room. "You'll find powder and rouge on the dissing table."

she drawlsd. “Never use rouge. not even a lip "Bay an tanca, rather." stick" Vera informed hsr, as she cuArml gg corrected Jeanne withasligbt aniile. into the other room. “Vic

around at

“Not

liopedthatshcinlantseelion- Dick

"Uml A peach of a little jewel ta boxhegave you for a

ence, but she answered carelsmiy.

"Ihearthepoordearislaidup-as Evidently

E5

"Apparently not,"

present.“ she remarked. "Vic's railh- called over her shoulder.

er jealous o! him, isn't he? Bee him window. Jeanne

often?" hands, looking Jeanne blilhed at the impartin- out at inter landscape.

since my wedding."

hisanklswasnotanex-md all, to gethimout o! stowakodiea.

sdinnerparty." lharealiIdwithagreatdea-lof agreedllanneaiirprisctbatlhshntsdtheidesef

m" °""" v ' " “‘ Marvel Cheese apical llas Many mo; it wag me to wear ills l-uoy There was a. moment's silence, vies fOfmfif "understanding" with 1h rt "u" vi "v" “i-"iw" ‘lila- llooiiiseo Bhehad wines until nie i-hen Vera chuckled. a llov. may tiis Dayton §:£.'.f2"¢l.'..‘.‘.’.,~°’.. ‘{l.‘"‘..".'..'"»‘i£.l..‘.", ——- morning-of the ll, 1mi- uiume ci- imwhh wow» glen-null deceased lnteltllt I land package Aslwieaa before ringing him up. in tbs mint "B"! wnien Van's reference bad aroused s!‘ {he Honourable HAROLD LIlO- Ch w m.‘ u" ‘puma mu‘ nub; 9m w; it Qvggl You egg; 11g" ‘ll {rlohfnffadlffi- """I"'- "i" °‘ l i-l cuns <1 can) swimsuit ooll~ ot be u sirloin as at am had the rounc intertmns mu: in town “To the Bherifl of the Cflllllly of denied milk so“; npomc, and that he might time‘ attendance on you. and no

men's County or any (‘onntsble or 3 ggbiggpqn‘ “m” b. ‘bout .'un_ body d3" ggy ‘boo ”' crate person within said County l’. “moon “It m n” h&‘n_‘n‘u.h vow‘ c’ ; oallrrivo '6 M8890!!! DWI!" valet informed her that Signor VIII-ID WNW! Paprika I was wane. ‘misixf-iglofgqilnirniailrl.‘lmtiowkiir m“ "W" l" lull I. I

ill all:

are hard to get. in the eyes of your wife and have peace have to go, because Jealousy nor Justice and your wile will make your llie a hell on earth

with some man who ls not cursed with a narrow-minded, pzeiudlced, sill"- This will be forths girl's goodtas

uniitiiig nil: Miss wiilllsls il'no bowel- than lbn liiouiii be, hlld tar-Mal‘ how she removed you irom temptation by making you fire her.

albutthsinconvexlimcesheiaputtingyoutomrapang howcruelandunfairabsbaabeentoaninnocentyoung

and they, too, would take the cowilldz way when it cams to dealing with

niiroliouiitotrllgii-icosiiotllst

aneially. Don't let your wife's Jealousy make you throw Dear Mill Dix-Do you belie“ in fortune-tellers

No human being can see through the veil that hides tbs future.

a I! fortune-tellers could foretell the future; if they knew wllich whether the weather conditions would

some paid fringed blouses are worn with suits. *

knows neither logic until the girl

istotryioplaceyoursecretaryin goodssa-oryssyou give llzr,..nd

well as your own, because your wife your secretarys character and in-

Anti she doing it, with never e. cornpunction of remorse scout

an who was

will make you look like a who knew the facts in the case, but

an unreasonable, green-eyed wlic a model secretary than it is to break

she does not loss out un- her out to starve. DOROTHY DIX.

LARRY.

as another about what is going to

Vera wilfully misconstrued the protest.

"Oh, I don't know!" She held the necklace aloft, watching with half- ‘cloaed eyes the pulsing red hearts ~01 the gems astbey caught the aun- light. "He could easily aflord it. Be

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week rol- the session rash ' maxim: ll We GNU‘? ‘ . I Ilryiyqgh Mldityum-ufi

‘rho many homo friends of ma. won-gum.“ Wilfridwnghtiouriawllrelifl andaddsrmh tolearnthatsbefcllwbilalkatifll K-inehn aiewdsysagobraakinghsrwrist- champ,“ ° ' UlIlIlthgh

llrmvmmoutciiftsgavgadc- undintbaiiowelg ugiioriii more in hum d l"- tuiiai oi M, Gilbert P. Brown on crimson ev- color-g m ening other home in Brighton. Ifllkegy.’ - ~ ~ quilt: orueiiilloorm Mrs. o. mailer Rlichh sntei-toiil- in edliiiiiiloei-orrierlieigniloi-nooc GIINIdN-inchilmllq“ zlieriol n. a pretty home ill-use muslin will be required rm- l m rhursday afternoon. 19ml‘!- i YINHB-inch mum '1' Nllilmtliiyardajoinchesm OnThur-sdayeveningllmlired mumulli-"llflillllirowilq. J. Holman was hostess at an at- ill’. "i YIN! 35-inch printed n“, tractive roili- time iii-log. u. lie: will. i null-inch mam-l h her home 1.2 Ambrose Street. W9" 111$!’-

v e e Olidiiioforabookofquiigm,

On Wednesda , Mrs. OER. Beer‘ 7 benutifulGrug. arranged a most success! after- flllflil-evarym

noon bridge for her friends at her 7°‘ I Wm m 4mm”-

lovely residence 227 lient Street. 7L m

"Daintincss With Chic Style;

Illustrated Drcacanakhig Lesson Farming roltll Every Pattern

Intothe

ABJLtoniskeiLlt-ssmslloost

will surprise you. A lovely woolen weave bottle green made the original

inrlch with

beige satin fol- its trim. Black crepe marocain with satin

blllt.

in oil-white shade is another very smart choice. . Onepf the very supple woolen: might also be employed. A love; suggestion is a gray-green tone homespun eifeot in loose rustic] weave. You can wear it right

lnrouabtiiolwins. Btylslvosdtlsdelilbedfcralssa iliflllldldfltdlndlflinobea

_ 3K yards 30-inch material with 1% yards 99-inch con-

trasting.

Price of PATTERN stamp‘ or coin (coin is prclerrcd). Wrap coin carefully.

ll contain

like your new placer"

.A. Ellen-"Bow do you think you'll

Miud (very raw maldl-“All right. I've seen one o! tbs lady's cards and

she's only at home every second ‘ruesday!’

DeiactedOolfer-lcantslsepfor vorryinga-cutmliomandlcant Pll-Ifos-yorryingdlcutmyinsom-

nil. YOU‘ mid Dfll

ediiifliadou-wnv. and i

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neat Vera t; her dau-ghier:

ilooiniiiglneney with hieel~fl~ Brown-What miss you ital-t noon concerts. Every woman in 03w“; “m. “M. n“ m.‘ New York is mad about him. You wmmggwpgqmwmgoqgnm, are lucky to have such an admirer." ggyggg f "Melly. Vers-" Barlow-X was dosing and I The voioathatbrokeinwasthst tnoughsmywifowasgivlngamus- cf Joanna's mother-in-law. icala and was Iilbalini that it III

Bbe had been standing unobaarve

“Patience and preservsnoo viii

all things.” said a pie hangar in a railway compartmenti pompous fellow-traveller turned t4 him crolly and said: “Nonsense airl I can tsll you many thin! which neither patience nor persev- erance oan " "Pei-bani you can.” said the other. "but! have never yet come across mi thing." "Wsll, than, 1'11 tell m one. Will patience and persevm ancaeverenableyoutocarrywiw in a sieve?"

“Certainly!” "I would like to "Slowly bywaiting

know lim- ptuonuy ill

the water to freenl"