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residences, business and farm-properties. ltepayment on our instalment plan can be mildc monthly. ‘l\'3|‘l°l'|y. half-yearly or yearly.

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We have just received our annual fall shipment of

FLQWEBING BULBS direct from HOLLAND-

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THE STORY OF C0lLUMBUS| Although it was December, the » . weather was warm. r' Col US

lsaillng from harbor to harbor. we

Leaving Cuba, Columbus sailed to night before Christmas, a tired p ot-

;l": southcarzt. Bclcrc long, he was told 1: boy to take care of the "fo in a harbor of the island now Santa Maria, while he slept. Thebcy -cllolvn as Haiti. Ile said that the let the ship drift toward shore and’ and should be called Espcllrilz, or suddenly thc rudder struck ~botwm.\

_ _ -bus rushed to the scene and found I l 1 thatthe santa lim-ia was on A.

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- ' Am | Several cannon were taken ashore.

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_ _ _ ____-'. _ _xii ship of the fleet, was wrecked. 5 ' 7- __ \ l._,_..__ Cilurnbus ordered the sailors fro`ml

» r ii i _the wrecked ship to go on board the

l» ata and the Nina. This order ,inought mucil complaint, because of , _trio crowding. The admiral at length'

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but a girl about 18 years old was Darkness. , captured. Since she wore a old rin The . V ' N " ‘il her nose, Columbus thouiht tha? ancthein(lilil;irc}liScri:ll=.`rl1c|ili'dlaalmgllo the island might have gold mines. With a fleet of 17 vessel§""C%"l`c' After giving her a few glass beads bus set out again aMf_.-“wal and little bells, he set ner free. Haiti safely. __..,,'_,, _.gf 5

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the strangers must be kind. else' ‘W ‘ ~‘4`l_ they would not have given presents" l __ -wil-.‘

treated them to a feast. Tomorrow-The Fort in Ruins

'liic Feminine Ideal of a Perfect Mate is As impossible of Rcalizationas the Masculine; l Says Dorothy Dix, ‘and It is Because Men | and Women- Expect the impossible of _ Each Other That Marriage Is So Very ,

Often a Failure ~ \

lx WCl\iAN who has Lcen married six years and who says she's never had '_ _a .filiglc peaceful day in them wants to know how to please a hyper- l'1t1<=Bl husband. Slle says: "lVl'y_ husband is very particular about his .cod, and complains if everything is not perfectly cooked. yet after I have .pt-nt hours over the stove preparing il dinner to his liking, he grumbles_ lccausi' I smcll of the kitchen. I

“He says I don't read enough, and then when I read, complains or

my wasting my time over novels instead of looking after the house. I

“He finds fault with me because I am not stylishly dressed, yet when

pleased, iillyway, so you might as well please yourself. ,_

I-IIE man has an aggravated case ot a very common falling among hus-

bands. and that is of expecting the impossible _from their wives. They

lellland that their wives shall be lightning-cfliinge artists, who can be iousehoid drudges one minute and society butterflies the next; who can lu the cooking and washing and ironing imd_sewing and mending and baby-tending for a family, and yet always appear with beautifully manl- -zured, lily white hands and dressed in party gowns of silk and lace, and -`.o__be able to hand oiii. a line of bright and entertaining small talk when hubby comes home. _

Ol” COURSE, this is utterly unreasonable. The woman who does her _ own work is bound to have rough and work-hardened hands. She iS cllnd to be tired and nerve wrecked. It takes money and leisure and vase of body and mind for a woman to be able to keep herself calm and ,~;r1ic and beautifully dressed and up to the minute in conversation.

HONESTL&', when you see what men expect of their wives, it docs look

as if ‘_ here was a good ‘deal to say in favor of polygamy. Certainly.|

‘onlng is wife Ls a two-woman job, for if any man got what he thinks arc' `iis, just deserts in lnatrimony li. would require a wile to look after his physical comfort and to bear and rear his children for him and anotneri lviic to entertain him and go about with him. always to look like a living picilire. Both ladies would have their hands full, believe me.

THE law of the lalld an<I°i.he high cost cf living preventing this simple

solution of the problem. a man falls back upon the expedient oi ex-

pecting his wife to conlbinc all sort of antagonistic qualities in her one pei-son, and to be able to turn out a greatly varied performance. He ex- cecis her io be Mary Ann in the kitchen and Queen Ann in the parlor, to le able to get a dinner with one hand and play the piano with the other. io dress like P, fashion-plate and spend no money.

I.IE EVEN marries on this platform. He picks out for a wife a silly little.

dcbutliljite who rolls _her eyes at him and asks him foolish questions!

and then he is horribly disappointed in her because she isn't a wise, ex~[ perienced. bread-minded, sane woman. I-le selects a girl because she isi' beautiful rind dainty and helpless. and then complains if she isn't practic- al and economical and a good manager. He wil even marry gi profess-

lcnill woman and then feel himself -ill-used because she knows more about'

r m n who cl( cts the impossibieof his wiie is not illo-

Vlll. A SIIIPWRECK lvlsited many parts oi' the island. ,

‘Little Spain." , l Hearing thc bcy's shouts, Colum-_ _ ‘

_to a helpless girl. 70 they asked thel upaniards to come o Elle village 'andl - rv'/m»~.» rw.; M..

tel-.lperamvnt than she does the proper temperature to bake bread; _ |_?_`_‘;n_ng_ W P Y_ MBS Dem _“___ was _he west “_

YETTI-liivey a pe- _,

glclil enough to look for miracles anywhere else. He wouldn‘t buyl

all liutoinuhilc and expect it to turn ihto a church organ. He wouldn‘t_ ' pick out '~_ steak in a butcher shop and ekpect to find it converted into lce_ "rrilm when he got home. He wouldn‘t expect his dog to baht ililddehly. into sung like a'canary. but he does expect just its incongruous _things to' |:.li'_c pliifrc ill a woman as lion :ls tile lliurlfage ceremony is read over ilvr.

'OR are men alone in expecting the impossible, of the ones _'they marry

that vnll hear from wives are simply the result. of ladies demanding that their bl-cad and butter shall also he caramel cake.

YOU hear plenty of women, resplendent in imported linefy. siUnlng

because their poor, dear Johns are so absorbed in money- making that

thel' have-.n't time to attend Browning circles and Ibsen motlnees. Some-_ times these wives even go so far as to consider that their husbands' luck'

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We are about to make our ANNUAL APPEAL For -the*---_support of the

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lc shows that he’s bored to death and wishes that I had stayed at home. | _

"I-low can I please such it man as this?" '_,- -' _ - -_ '

YOU can't_ A lady angel from heaven couldnt The only way to deal W" ' '

with thai. kind of :l disgruntled grcilcn is to let him alone, and ggl i ,

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of soultlllness justifies them in having long-haired, high-browed aflinltleslgg inc fam ma; they will to some POPULAR with whom they can discuss the wha tness of the ain`t and other throbbing 'extent foreslladow the possibilities Lady Ito applicant for position of

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lof next yeu.r‘s.gencral election. igcvcrriessi-‘Why did you leave | The new arliamentary register'your last place‘>"

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YOU see other women married to literary or artistic men who :nlrent under which women of 21 years cr! App1icgm,_"1 refused w wash me ' that they have more companionship than dollars. and who are dlnsat- over have the vote (instead of wom-'childrenf' lsfied because their husbands can`t make as much money as :». Wall Stieet_en of 30 and over as previously) isl Children (in chorus)-"Oh, en~ broker, _not operative until next May. But gage her, mamma."

---- _in lccal government registers wom-l ____Q,;__

1N SHOE!/l', the feminine ideal of a perfect mate is as impossible of reliliz- ell are already slightly in the ma- MADE THE FRONT PAGE

ation as the masculine. No man is at once a great money'-maker ana jority, having the local vote at 21 "Look, Tito! something about me

an idoalisi; no man can make il fortune- in the grocery trade and hold his years of age provided certain prop- in the paper."

wifé's hand at the same time any more than a woman can bc both a Crty conditions are fulfilled, “R.eally? What does it say?" leader of fashion and il household drlidge, _ In some cities an alliance of Lib-i "It says, ‘In the month of July.

~---- _ erals and Conservatives against the the trolley company carried 15.738.

cause men and women expect thc impossible of nach other tl-at Socialists exists in municipal elec~ 526 passengers'-well, I. was one of

T IS he: » - . ~ . I marriage is so often a failure. DOROTHY DIX. l2|0I1€€l‘i11g-

them, wasn`t I?"

Haullns- and shipping pow'-OCS, -Mrs. Fay o. Glover and chiidmny \ _-_ TO CAN ADIAN WOMEN -- _ é

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now mms to be- the °fd=\' 01 the Charlottetown, spent sunday at hen

day for the farmers, and they are-_ former home hem _

attending right to business too. _ l

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Shaw. SUmh°P9~ P35595 ¥h\‘0U8h Mi--; after his recent short illness. ‘ Stewart Monday. - i ____

M@SSl'S P- L- D0\18lHS Rnd LIDY-'flour veteran blacksmith about again h

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On Monday evenlns lest- Mrs- -1.1 learn of the continued illness of

H- DUISWBII Wh0 ha-9 bow Vi-Slim!! Mrs Stephen Morrlsonsavage Har- her former hcme here left for her. bor, and Mrs. Lawson Douglas, iwme in Okland, california. il-lead of -Hillsboro. As both ladies

--- lmentioned are held in high esteem

Hefmany friends welcomed home. by sn. their illness is much regret-_

Mis; Erhestine* Grant, who returned; ed, _ _

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--- Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas, last, _

_Large numbers ol' sheep and lambs week. ' ~, - cattle and hogs are' being shi-pped_ ‘ “ 4 .lwli now and with the potatoes slsol Regular service was held in thc being shipped. the farmers are be-f United Church at thc usual holiri-if

lns kept on the Jump- lil ii. m. conducted by the/Rev.-M. ' . .. lK. Charman. Pastor. | Cn Wednesday morning last. MLss; _ -`-- I

Filth M¢K€DZl€. holed Milli \`1l`iV@l'i Regular service was held in the

with the ease and grace of a veter- Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m. Con~_ _

-l Grange. And ‘was largely‘attended._

The Womens Institute of Savage The text chosen was Rev. 21, chap.. Harbor, Mount Stewart, and Don-_ 24 verse, “The city without li. Temp-‘

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are found in the beautiful Coat-No. 4156-x'llur~ tram! bers. Made up of fine Bvoadclotb in Made- leine Blue, with fnbion- 4He Psqain Collar and Jeep nfs of Grey Cora- cil._ Is-lined wib cos- lining of ‘¢w=!>.»1¢_A' '

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was largely attended. A prcgrsmilcmun A bedutliul sole "The old consisting or songs, i-ecltstlons andigugggd Cross" was rendered by the l`€BdiD8l KWH* bi' m0mb€l’8 °f l»h9lPastor accompanied by the organ- difrerent institutes van well render-lm,

ed and enioysbly received. And thef time passed all too quickly. Mi-_ victor Egan, Allissry. through

' ' the eo-operation of Mr; std-ling

On Thursday evening the mem--Clark has purchased a Pot

bers of the rural telephone lines pre-Id" which is a great time

sented Mrs. '-H. W. Glover, the Cen- or sgvef, Driven by a trol here with s purse and letter of sine ii, works on the

slmrscistlon for services rendered- ihe old time miners roi- Though taken unawllres Mrs. Cilov- 3|-ninyhe potatoes are put er very flitingly replied. l hgpper and worked down

-_- _ I me qliferent sired sieves into

Mr. John A. imuauley. nl-st mstel ,.mi¢i- which the sires' or cn dredge No. 12 D. P. W, Maipeqlle mme through. ` '

spent the week-end at his homel ----<¢¢-‘--- .

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