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Prince Edward Island Hospital Annual Meeting

Notice ls hereby given that in pur- suance of the Act of Incorporation e Public Meeting of all contributors to the Prince Edward Island Hospital will be held in St. Paul's Parish Hall, Charlottetown, on Tuesday, May 22nd, I934 at 8 l’. M. for the purpose of electing Trustees for the Govern- Iront of the Institution In accordance with the Bye-Laws, end for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before it.

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For the first l6 weeks of 1934 (up to May 3) the total number of hogs graded in Canada was 1,160,223, en increase of 4M1 on the correspond- ing 8 week: of lest year.

AIIGTION SALE Residential Property At Charlottetown

May 29th, at 2 0’clock

To be sold at public auction on the premises at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday, May 29th, all that property known as 99 Upper Prince Street. Street rrontlge 96 feet. Depth of Lot 220 feet. House contolne fourteen rooms, hot water heating, end ell modern convenienc- cl. Large double garage in rear. Plenty of lend for gardening. Suitable either for dwelling conversion into apartments.

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Will Girl Who Loathed Fathefs Traits Tol- erate Same Traits in HusbandZL-Twenty- Year-Old Widow no Match for Man of Sixty

0m Min Dix-My boy friend nu several traits which 1 have do- testodellmyllfeinmyfeﬂrer. Iflmenyhlnnwllllbeebletollve 00ml my hate for these characteristics because of my love for other qualities in him. or will 1 come to ignore him as I now do my father? I am seeking advice because I went to make success of my mar-

risge. . WILMA.

Answer:

Ifyouere enxlouslnmskeesuccessof your marriage, don't marry e men who has faults, or even habits, that rub you the wrong way and sat on your nerves. A lot of women \ do, under the delusion that they can reform " their husbends end meke them everneerer to

their hearts desire, but this optimistic. hope l8 seldom reallzezd. By the time e man ls old enough to merry he is not in his ways, end

them. The only sale way is to marry the kind of man you want and admire. without taking any chances on having your tastes change, or your being able to out him over according to your own little perforated pattern of a model husband.

Psychologists tell us that a girl's ideal of u man is her father, and that when she picks out n. husband it is nearly always some man who closely resembles him. I doubt this. I think that father in his role of husband is “ an awful warning to r. girl than an example, end thatthelastthlngonearthshewantslswbemarrlcdtosmanwho would treat her the wry her father treats her mother. _

The husband of her dreams will remain the perfect lover, always tender and considerate and appreciative. Ho will not take her for granted as a piece of the household equipment, as her father does her mother, evoking no more sentimental demonstration than he bestows on the gas range or the vacuum ‘ .

H01‘ 1108b“!!! W111 110$ Blow! over the bills and bowl her out, u father does mother, because she can't run a house on elr. Ho: husband will not be grouchy and glum and pass into the awful silences that; father does. when everybody must go round on tlpfoe. scared out of their wits, and the temperature of the house sinks to zero.

Oh, no, not many girls would want to lwgp places with mother. As e matter of fact, few girls ever appreciate their fathers et their true worth. They know too little of men to be aware that the masculine and feminine reaction to any situation is entirely dlﬂercnt, end the), just, be- cause fnther never pays mother a compliment, or gives any evidence on outward expression of affection does not indicate that his whole heart. is not wrapped up in her and that he does not think her the most wonder- ful person ln the world.

It ls lust that he is dumb about expressing whet he feels. Nor does the girl realize how often father's temper ls just the crying out of ova. wrought nerves. Nor does she sense that her parties, her pretty clothes, her car have been bought with his very heart's blood, and that he ls actually giving his life to give her pleasure.

Very often father's faults that. loom so big in his critical young daughter's eyes are the result of his having lacked the advantages in his youth that he has worked so hard to give her. His table manners may not be up to standard. He may have e predilection about sitting around home in sloppy house slippers and minus a collar. He may like to tell stories of his youth. He may have peculiarities that irritate her and make her forget how good and klnd he ll.

But, nevertheless, she should ovoid marrying s. mun with these same blemishes, because she has got morbid over brooding over them s11 of her life. she will find it even harder to overlook them in u. husband than ﬁlm her father, and they will be the source of endless conﬂicts between

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For in marriage there can be no happiness unless you are so fond of your husband or wife that you are blind to faults, or else you love him or her so much that those faults ere clear to you.

DOROTHY DIX.

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But here is the trouble: I have fallen in love with e beautiful young wid- ow about 20 years old. She ls a real kid and no doubt she loves me dearly. I would be so happy with a. nice llttlc young bride. would you advise me to fall for this darling who would make my life blLss-ul? Or should I continue a dull existence with my old wife? NOBODY-S FOOL.

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1f you desire to justify your right to 818B yourself "Nobody! Fool," you will certainly stick to the old wife, who has been your friend and helpmeet for so many years. For of all the idiots in the world the greatest is the old man who marries a girl young enough to be his grand- daughter. Nothlug ever comes of lt but dlsllluslon and disappointment and bitter regret, with the additional mortlﬂcatlon of being brought to realise what e senile old sap he has been to let himself be Oilt-elllliiudu oy s girl child, and ‘the realization that he has made himself a laughing stock for all who know him. '

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2 eggs

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his faculties, but evidently your brain isn't even hitting on one Cylinder 1f you can delude yourself lntc thinking that a girl of 20 is in love with you. It isn't possible. Age is repellent to youth, and no girl ever fell in love with a. man forty years her senior.

How could she? What have you in common? You have lived in a different world from hers and she neither knows nor cares about any 0i the things in which you are interested. She ls bubbling over with youth and the desire for pleasure. She wants to dance, to step out. and do things and see things, and you ere tired of it. all. You want to stay at homo and be quiet and rest your bones. You couldn't dance the thumbs to save your llfe. You would bore her end she would bore you to tears.

If you hadn't taken entire leave of your sense you would know that the only reason she ls willing to marry you ls for your money. You never hear of a. young girl falling in love with a poor old man. It ls al- ways tha one with a fat pocketbook that inspires their affxtlon, and no sooner are they married to the Sugar Papa than they begin to collect the price for which they have sold themselves.

If you want a picture of yourself u you swap your old wife for a. new one, go to any night club and see the-other old husbands with younll wives. Old husbands, worn and weary and half asleep, sitting forlornly alone while their beautiful young wives dance with boys of their own axe and never even throw the old man a look that isn't filled with loathing. And the old husbands realize too late that their only function is to pay the bills and provide their young wives with Jewels and clothes.

Dear Dorothy Dill-I am a man of s0. Have s. good, saving wife and have accumulated quite e bit of property with her help end economy.

Confessions of a Debutante

9y RUTH A. ABILDIG (Copyright)

“DISCARDEDW didn't even know started to talk l0 ms, chat wonderful light in his eyes, Tuesday, Doc. B. that wonderful tone in his voice.

'_‘I love you, Jol" How I remember

1 wonder today 1r r em myself any every little intonation! ‘I mow that mare? frm not your kind. 1 was born over I'm not the girl who made her in Italy and lived s. lot of the years debut so short a while ago. ,of my life down on one of the rm a woman who has broken and toughest streets in New York where

_ the little kids swarmed over the cried and fought it out with her .51 dunk d“ and “mm.

self and finally grown strong enough to build a golden altar out. of her‘ "I played m0“ m0 1008M them. disappointment and offer her own and there's a lot of the street in me 1mm on 11;. lyet." He was speaking slowly, softly. Jonathan Grey took me out. for "B1115 I kl10W I10 0X19 00111010“! Y0“ dime;- 1351; night. Mama was g1ong,_more than I do-no one could love After we weal. to Rita Warren's‘y0u m0!!!’ _ coma; out pgrty, We had stopped. ‘mere in the, Jonathan tried to dance with me. street-wisps of my White chiffon, we were 80mg wfgtchgdly when frock ﬂuttering in the wind above suddenly I saw my beautiful Strang- my White 80ml Bllllllefﬁ-My Straus- er coming straight through their PM hi8 ﬁrm 81011110 1H0- I 01"!!! dancers toward me. He took me out t0 him- I think 1 W08 tfylﬂll t0 $01k- of Jonathan's arms. "You do M". 0011'?’ y0ll-" He W" We danced. He didn't speak. There talklns again. “You do “rs-ﬁnd was such a. crowd. So many girls, I'm 80 hBl-‘llly- 1 hive“ muclk-Al‘ so many ﬂowers, so much perfume. m08t nothing but. the little I've sav- It was maddening. ed,, but everything I have is yours- Finally we stopped near the door. 00011" I felt myself pushed through the My arms dropped limvlv- I crowd. My Stranger was talking to straightened. And I-I I did My stranger's erm closed more tightly about me.

"Con you get a wra ?" He ask d. p e "It's-it's impossible. We're -

I found my cloak in the dressing room and then joined him again at

the door.

He put his arm around ms end crushed my hands so that the rings tore into the flesh.

"Let's get out of here." he said.

We walked two blocks along Madi- son Avenue without saying a word. And then this lad whose name I

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dying. "You mun that it count mcen

anything to you-my esrlnl?" he ed

“Yes-yes, but I can't-oh, won't you understand?"

"Yes, I understand." he released me, “money-isn't thlt it?“

"Yes." my voice wen scarcely rudi-

ble.

"And I believe in you! You're not fit-you're not fit to be a. wlfel" he flung at me. And then turned and walked sway into the night, leav-

"No fool like an old fool." says the old proverb, and the chief of these is the old. man who marries a ﬂapper. DOR/UPHY DIX.

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lng me elone there on the sidewalk in my evening clothes.

“ROMANCE SBORN OI‘ GLAMOUI."

Wednesday, Dec. 6. I watched his figure until it was

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stepped to the walk as l neared the corner.

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