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Flhe original in marine blue pope silk, used nhiy blue bone tutton trim. The belt also fastened viih a navy blue buckle.

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'Rcally, I think BAB\”S OWN TAB- LETS are wonderful,” writcs Mrs. ‘ bllan P. MacDonald, Northfield, Ont. My baby has no more colic pains."

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estly to sec what you were made to do, and ihen set yourself earnest-

ly to do it, and the loftier your I cup cooked, dried beans young couples have set out to explore it. purpose is the more sure you will be to make the world richer with cvcry cnrirliincnt of yourself.

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SUCCOTASII

_:lore than one person has asked

us "What is succotash-is it a

'southern vegetable?" And when

very common in their single state, the surprise is often great. Here is our way of preparing a. dish of suc- colash for the table-we think you will like it.

2 cups com, fresh or canned 1-2 teaspoon salt _ . 1-2 teaspoon sugar

1-8 teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon butter

3-4 cup cream

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~ Woman’s Realm __-.°- Social and/ Personal, -.°-»Fashion}'s, -:-__Llt`e,ra_ture

_f“'-mrrInse= - ' ‘ ` D|"lll°l~ V -rn. ' y _ in new it Dorothy Dlx ,..?:

iSeen From a- Distance, Marriage is an En- chanted Land of Bliss-Even at Close Quar-

lin s Become Strong and Two Peo-

fv;-r iifich 0tl\er’s Crfniilllllhf l§0 Peace

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, my pains and aches For me Cook I once had nn old colored cook wno, in i.i=';'..' _~ ‘. -‘l »‘-*f'ii- Pmb' gmt; the |¢: h

nd dlmyt y°“ n “'°"° §°"°~ myfmlf 3' “W mam" , lem, invariably settled the argument by saying; "ii::..<L`,1;|_.,» is the most “_ In “hem” meg ex

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curiousest nation of people there .

I 11 this is true, and husbands and wives-for wives, too, fall under the some categm'--'arc l-llc

strangest and most inexplicable lrurnaxi beings that exist, then marriage is the mos: '.:;i_.i ._».»_<.-,.1 country. _ '

Seen from a distance, it has evcr been an en-

, chanted land that lay upon our far horizon and that luredu s with its promises of bliss. Intrlgued by the stories that poets and romaneers have told of the happiness to be found within it, millions of

Some have come back loaded down with riches of contentment. Some

have returned bruised and broken and empty-handed. But none has ever been able to chart the terrain they have traveled over, or tell us how to surmount its mountains of difficulties, or how to steer clear of the dangerous pits that lie along its pathways. Still less has any one ever been able to tell us why its inhabitants have the Strllllso mlmnefo ll-Hd customs that they do, or worship such false gods or practice such heathen i rites. `

Men have penetrated to the heart of darkest Africa and photographed

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lost Atlantis

C Y a ' All that -we know with certainty is that when men and women start 2

V for the altar they literally take their lives in their hands, because no wis- l eo

mains a terra incognita of' which we know as little as we do about the

_ . ters, it is an Undiscovered Country, __

{`.‘.’“.l°.'.Z?.'§$I°..'I.'t.“i‘.i i..'.if°§§i"|.‘L'§i Where Angels Turn Into Devils, Weak- Vi

its secret places. They have built observatorics on the tops of the highest SIB

mountalnsand made maps of the bottom of the sea, but marriage still re- b

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C°°°d‘-"°°|d ‘° 'H dm! atom! ali

dealing with other people?

is starving for a few kind words? Can any one explain that?

FR N E S S 3,, ;},4:y,,,; dom nor art nor science can foretell how any marriage is golngnto turn oth". g

gm out. or whether it will be a success or a failure. Men can calculate the

> movement of the stars for centuries ahead, but no man can foretell what pl

'sort of wife a flapper is going to make. Men can unite a dozen diverse in chemical elements and make a compound as bland as mothers milk, but out

an li a bride and room how to blend together ant&80l’ll5ii¢ B

nobody c te g W

` tempers and temperaments and points of view. ,_ f' "'°"f .." Also, we know that marriage is a land of enchantment that works

,_,._}_,;='. _» V. a spell upon people and change them from what they are to something the I I _ _ - .»\"g_._\' . . _

v \% ‘ ' __ » X ’ _ B: 3 I.

' g entirely different No one, who even takes a short joumey into the ho‘y b

._ Z S estate is ever quite the same again. Sometimes they are better, som br

3 J __ tims worse, but they are different. Sometimes it changes a soft, sweet ma

_ V .V / young girl into a hard, bitter woman Sometimes it turns a selnsh, frlv an

_,gg I* 0 ,,, olous, vain girl into u. big, fine, strong woman Sometimes it takes all

And who can explain this further mystery. why husband; and

who quarrel continually stay together in homes that are literally

rthwhen there are dozens of trains each day leaving their acs where they would, at least, find peace? know dozen; 01 ands and wives with ‘whom every word is the Bifhting word. ne can say it is a pleasant day without starting something. Bath ear to outsiders to be miserable. The man in gm-ly and Km-u¢hy_ onaan peevlsh and fretful. Either one could get a divorce on g unts and yet they stay married. though apparently they hate

Why? Why? Why? Is it because they get a 'sort or

ensure in torturing each other? Or because they have a morbid having a grievance? Or because they love a shindlg and get p, of being ln a perpetual iight? Or is it because in some un Y W8 01111109 ¢XPlain the married bond holds them together ln spite pi hemselves? ' ' \

5° mln!! 900910 are mismsted. There are so many women who nag lives out of their husbands. So many women who work their ‘"- ds to death to psy for their extravagance. So many men who

tal to their wives, who are unfaithful, who never do or say u ke their wives happy or contented. And yet the number of

d the number of husband and wife deserters are comparatively

And that is another of the mysteries of marriage.

And that is why I say that marriage is an undiscovered country.

You never cm' tell how marriage is going to take with any 0 Wh” it 18 801118 to do to him or her. ne'

Nor can you tell why married people act. as they do. Why d bands and wives treat each other thcwsy they do? Knowing gh in have got to live together for years and years and years and that incl, heroine-is depends upon keepin: on soon tems with each other w they cast into the discard all of the amenities of 'life that they ug,

Why do husbands and wives say to each other things that they ,ol

not say to any other human being? why do thny pins mann, “ other that they would not dream of offering a. strmgerp' why do seem to take a delight in wounding each other's vanity and hurting other‘s feelings? Why do husbands and wives so seldom show each any little appreciation or\tend.u-ness. though each knows that ti..

_ DOROTHY DIX.

NEW' YORK STORE FINDS 'ADS' PAY

NEW YORK, June 7-In proof

of the value of newspaper advertis- ing figures were presented to the Advertising and Sales Round Table luncheon at the Royal York today to show that Macy! the New York department store, sold over $96,000- D00 worth of merchandise last year through the medium of newspaper advertising which cost less than ¥2.000.000. '

The speaker was C. H. Reny of

the Norris-Pafrson Company.

.’ Jaines Oliver

llueuusgng |l'D§»)§l¢

Periodic* stood looking down on the in

Eye Examinations

Don’t wear your glasses for

five or ten years, ls some do. without re-examination, for in

that time serious changes Are vitally important. whe-

ther one's eyes are good or otherwise.

may take place, which if not discovered, may work per- manent injury to the mont precious sense you possess.

ner for tomorrow, but also, in imagination, the first blow .str against his enemy. The wild hot pride of youth

him. Here was triumph, and boyls eyes lighted up when he his mother's interest in what had done, and the unfeigned am ment in nu fathers me as dropped his milled corn to ground and looked down upon magnificent turkey cock with feathered arrow transflxing it.

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ur ,om qu' Catharine regarded her boy

6. F. IIIITGIIESUII

instinct drew their eyes to the

ing, and after a moment Henri

- and placed one of his big ha

Yes, Jeems was like his mother

Professional Cards

Stewart & Lowther J. n. s'rnw.an'r. x. o. N. W. Lowrunn Bannlsrzlts. somcrrons. ETC- 84 Great George Street Mons! 'ro Loan

eyes, and in these two things

that worthless, wandering, alw fighting and forever lovable va

heart was happier ut h’s wi

exploit.

MCLEOD & BENTLEY J. A. BENTLEY w. sz. nnurmsv, rc c. nnrriutef me attorney-ll-Ll' MONEY T0 LOAN Office: 150 Blchmllnd Skeet

-1-1-°-1*'-*i'*"”_°”'° wohibition Commission

Chas. ll. Black. Chairman. Uh!!-

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In. B. McDonald. Welt Bl. PCN!!-

.lolin Simpson. Hlllm°°‘

'Send all information rellllllt tnrmum sr. rnoll.lBl1‘l0N-*F*

thc arrow. "Straight through I

and right to the shaft of

the arrow was sped from back th

I scarce believe it! It is 5 shot

Big Cat, and not for you!"

A moment later, Jeems and Odd

rk

Wk. and gladness leapt once more

c iIlf0 UW b°Y5 face and eyes-I here was not only u splend‘d din-

and

achievement possessed the lad his father and mother came toward

a

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observed by the two whose hunting

len game. Her own eyes were shin-

saw

what .she was seeing and thinking

tenderly on his son's slim shoulder.

cept for his blond hair and gray

resembled his mothers brother,

bond, I-lepsibah Adams. Henri's

proud contemplation of her son, and he burst forth in praise of the lsd‘s

"What a shot!" he cried, bend-

ing low to examine the bird and

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wing to wing as clean as 9, bullet-

the

feathers! I'd swear you did not have that strength in your arm lad! Yet

at the edge of the open, you say?

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f liy groomed and plotted soil for herbs and vegetables; and beyond lay the broader fields for heavier grains and foods, ten acres oi' well- tilled land in all, ending up against the hard maple wood out of which, in the preceding month or Apr-i1,l Henri had taken h's year's supply of fifty gallons of maple sirup and four-times as many pounds 01 sugar.

four saw as they come down the green Slope. and not one~hnif or them would Catherine have ex- °hHTlB@d for all of Madame Ton- teur's riches.

taught Jccms to shoot, and it was Catherine was SlHillll8 8*- her N15- 'back from her jolly rogue of n

These P"°1°“5 P°55°$5i°“5 the in way that its vlvacity and the good

but without the com, came hurried- i ly out of his amazement and down to meet them.

If ever a man bore an affinity to `

an oak, with its cheer and strength and rugged growth, that man was Hepsibah Adams, the Indian trader. He was not as tall as Henri by hai! a. head, nor did he have his lean- ness. His shoulders were wide and his body thick, and his face was as' round as an apple and almost as red, with marks and mars of stress and battle set upon it, but in such.

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humor of its twinkling eyes were enhanced rather than spoiled by the vicissitudes of fortune.

When the excitement of firstv,

greeting were over, Catherine stood

nf i

cnptnin Pipe who had made hs baud. and lu Henrili eyw was an brother and viewed him with a ‘°°W °f °1‘°l“° S°”°""d “UL a““‘”°"“g "gm °‘ h“Pl"“°”~ Wm” 'nah or eyes bright with affection. They went on as the sun was set- Out °f the P9106 8nd beauty Whlilh but rvh‘ch glowed at the same time ting behind the wilderness. and the lay about their home rose a Piero- with an appraising and speculative- golden pools of light grew dimmer 1115 and blood-curdling cry-a cry questioning which her "ps at mee about them and shadows grew Whlilh Seemed 50 S901? every 5°‘md put into words.

lt lay in a sheltered dip which

heavier and more velvety dark a- that WU ill the 8-11'. 5 CW Of mlm' “Hepsibah, I am so happy to see I

mong the trees. Through the woods,,-SLTDUS depth and vastness, and With iyou that it makes my heart choke

though the trail was narrow, Cath- that Cry 11 Wild flsllfe Came "°W°l`d land yet I observe that you have not. B . erine walked with her hand in'them from its hidng place in thelkept your pmmise tg Stop fight”-,g_§ I mme! Ju" en-Wy Kel' I-fenri's. and for half an hour theyl!¥l”‘-‘Wills Shl'll°b9l'Y °f C°th"1“°'Sifor one of your ears Is nicked and» l°gg’° PEP Bun Flaku’ spoke no word except in wllispers,!finrden. 'your nose is crooked and were is B

and at last the four saw their home. With rt lui-.~.h of his shnulder,|mm.k over your eye which was mtl ‘t

I-Ic..rl :.e.lt t.-ie bag of rom to the

was like h diminutive child of thc,€:r0llntl. Wirle nlizmd ei him Jeemsiagovu

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larger volley.) si low and cheerful;-; L;-» lon! ..--.gi lil-Eilrfflle ¢`-"°°kt Hepslbahs weather-stained face

gnbm 0_ p¢L1f_~d 10g5_ mth m,, ,,.._ li_. a.in .incl O...l ._-.Lfcned andbmke ,mo B smue_

w'ndo'.vs in it than a rmiiipus mo.-1,lif‘. em, it i.~£i».:; gr-‘.f;¢Z». The :crsggy .1 cm., say as much for your would have hid, und with n huigeiand mysterious ilsure advanced up nom cathmm ,ur ,t ww, png' ;:;nu;oy“<>r firluounedoswse is in; anno: ;;':3;gl“=<ln13°k°4 *° iid- mn year." hu sum. "nut 11 ea I ' ‘

. t 'as R m . .c2u._\' a. -. :i stood . '

comfort and li:>:‘-.1~~;,~, 2.; img.. f__11ing_: with a ready thumb on thc liam-lnutchmms ham should happell VH

were measured on the i'motiei~, r\nd,ui:-r of his weaivon when from be- B uma ,oust in Albany town' why); t‘;?..”°§..f.““f *"`?§’ 1Z“‘"§." §°“’°‘lI§i.If§i.l*."'.i. ""5i"`.T§L. 2‘Li‘..§?§§ ..‘i.`l.’ 1'" “Y “‘"° “wld '>° = “nd in ol 9

‘ ":"°“ V” Or er mme' ' l ga ‘ ' or no nose at ull. And as for the!

was next to hor love for Henri nndiifhoii sr little scream. and sped past s | her boy. Closc about thc cabin wasllier protectors to meet the ndvanc- ie" with 8' mek in it' what can you “ -"KP" her own domain lic~ flnivr-rs li=“"n~ slrongcr with open arms expect from 8' menchmanéxcept- 'l

_ ' _ ' ' "" =' Y' _ ,_ , ' _ ing your sweet-tempered husband ._

gaygcnsf ofhshtrubs, her l»;:~};1 lionsesi --ri s l»Ienr;ll;;il!‘TEslielIcr.ed, 1-its here__when he gets a chance ,D The rest was smmhered in Cuh- “` ° C cs “ut bark' " b°x ' R ‘use his teeth instead of the hands

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Lunch for the modern wife/

'r’s no use fussing with omething hot and bother-

Wonderful flavor. All he nourishment of whole

I wheat-with enough

bran for regularity. Just

l try these better bran flakes for any meal.

'there when I saw you two years

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come against it, as one hit mine ini

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hedges among the thinned-out. The stirring words had scarcely "me" “rms md laufmef-

which God gave him to fight with? “De” old He H

trees. with prolly paths edged with-fallen from his nicthers rms when The ut in the me is on, mm PPYY- unrry-a1- wl1ite~wnshed stonse winding intJecms laid his gun on the ground len :Y an Oneida., kmfeyvthen he Ways hungry' and Y°“ WV" Wm 5° and out amor them. and ran after her, but wtlh all his ~ any °"h°" Way' 5° We Shall NYG

‘S misled himself wth the thought supper “most

.Price 50s a box

Running up to thc borders of haste she was in her brothers arms, th tl I hm t th best 1 b _ 1’ 5°°l\ ll 3111038 these gardens were Hcnrrs work before he could overtake her, while ,urn which gona.; do ge? o,.aI.nTra can be made t° °°"'° °“'» °f "'16 fields, beginning first, because of hts father, carrying the turkey cock smnér, But is that am, Do'y0u keep Chhmsey' I “"1 5° MPPY You have _ __ J come " -

`~` . *_ _ ` no better account of me than that? (To Be Contmued)

V I nm a bit ashamed of you, Cather-

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.;M|Ll_3URN`S';

. ,»,irf_i_or "NERvEP|ii5'

Mrs. K.

lrrcath, and

, to see night

_ .‘ to sleep.

I was advised to use Millzum's Heart and Nervz

Pills. I took seven boxes and am now completely relieved; can sleep ilae all night, and have gained

in weight."

was very nervous and run down, was short ol

McElroy, Kirktield, Ont., writes:-"I

had arnothering feelings, and was sorry coming se I could not lie down or go

ine, for you have missed the im-

Sho (hull lol Sleep .qfiw.}»::t»iLi:»;.;_L~W_ Rel,-efyeom

"My stomach," declared Hepsibah, '

holding his ample paunch with Eczema

both knotted hands, '-It is sunk una l_?-D-D. is il.. rsffm Anuupua shrunken. ls you may clearly ob- .|..'$i'..““'tt.¢'$tlf 'IIT T.lt.'J'."'..'|'l."t2..f{.'2; sms. ni is awurrea, shortened, ci.-l :,';';',,’,,;,‘,'_°,l;"{,°,_<;<;;y,~;5 ltigg-1-zkgxm. on...

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cumscribed, and reduced fairly ,,|,m“,,;,I,£N.,§R E1‘},°§£t&'l'gElg'?0l§§(;_%lUa warped and strangled from lack or ,mr m“,,~_, .,;3f’m\l:mr»rove; :inning

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(2) (3)

piles.

(4)

llllol.

(5)

slab on piles.

(8) (1) (8) (9) (10) (ll) (12) (13) (14) (15) (18) (17) (18)

concrete piers.

(19) (20)

price as per specification.

the land and |rnveL .

Buds the sand and gravel.

lowing other placem-

Clmrlottotowl, P. I. lllalltl, lily llflllls

Department of Public Works and

Tenders for Bridge

_ _ nmty annum- of ram wma -M

PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

SEALED TENDER! will be received at this office until noon

Saturday, Qune llth, 1932, from any person or persons willing to for the construction of my of the following concrete brid¢u and

Morris Bridge, Granville, Lot 21, span 2000. I-Beams .loluuon’| liver Bridge, Lot. 35, span 69 ft. I-Beams nn piles. F' "-1rlmd'| Bridge, Montague, Lot. 59, span 46 ft. l-Beams

Quigley; Mill Bridge. Armndnie, Lot 42, man 23 it. l-Bum!

Powofs Bridge, Peake: Station Lot 88, span 15 tt. con

Neil Pond Bridge, Lot 1, also 10’ x 6’ x 30'.

C0lt¢fn‘l Bridge, Bt. Llwtellco, Lot 3, size 10' x 5’ x 25'. Dog Creek Bridge, Hebron, Lot 9. size 10’ x 8’ x 25'. _ Stephen Bold Bridge, West Point Lot 8, llxe ll' x 5' x 25'-

Collv|ll’| Bridge, Northam Lot 13, sllc 10' x 4' X iB8'. Abr_am's Village Bond Bridge, Egmont Bay, Lot 15, alle l’l5 MoNel|ls Bridge. Cycle Rivers, Lot 14, lin 12’ x B’ x 28'. Cla.rk's Bridge. Summer-side, Lot 17, alle 6' x 6' x 32'. 'Awlels Mill Dam Bridge, Norboro, Lot 25,, also 12’ x 8' x If- Bnyncfs Crock Bridge, '|.`nvcllcr's Boat, Lot 19, else 10' ' Crckslfs Bridge, Middleton, Lot 28, size 12' x 8' x 28'.

»Boutla Freetown School Bridge, Lot Z6, she 10' x 5’ x 25'- Colmty Lino Bridge, Heltherdnle, Lot 59, lllg 22 ft. I-Boll”

MoDon|ll|’| Bridge, Rollo Bay, Lot 43, sine 10’ x 4’ X 15'- C0|l|lI'l Bfllllt, NSW Perth, L0! 52, llle I0' I 3%' X 22'-

Pnrtiu tendering shall tender separately for each briillm *CUM*

be marked "Tender lor Concrete Bridge Construction."

ruusfuniming all snags. N... i to s than mimic » Luuvl

For Bridal Nos. G to 9 the Tenderer shell submit a Dflw l)¢l' “

yard as per specification, Section No. 1, “A” tn which the Contractor i

rar images Nu. xo to so un 'rename msn submit a nrlee Po’ '

yard as per specification, Section No. 7, “B” in which the DI ‘

Plans and Specification for the above mentioned brldl" “"7 I

seen at this office, where 'lender Forms may be obtained. also at the

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McDonald, Psake’| Station.

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' For Bridge No. 19, at the home of Blghwny SllP0l‘\|l¢""|°°" ' _ Brysnton, Rollo Bay.

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