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Q- When only in an eneravac eerd of thanks proper? A. When sent by a public oflioial to acknowledge an overwhelming number of congratulatory messages he has received from strangers. Q. What signal does the well-bred

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UiY-ears of Misery Ended by “FRUlT-A-TIVES"

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By Knnebelle Worthington . _________ What the Successful Family Man ShouldSey to the Youthful Benedict the Night Before the Wedding — Flatter-y and J udicious

Handling of Truth Are the Keynotes

n-tires‘ lee} 11kg new waiter observe for removing- the w o m u n. perfect plate? , health. constipation A_ n, 1mm m,‘ m“ Md ‘m. b, The world doesnt play fair with a man about matrimony. When a girl

is about to take the fatal step her mother and her married aleterc and has aunts and her cousins and all of her female friends who have husbands take

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Hosts of men and women write side on the phw’

Q. Should a woman guest at a

~<-..~ years-old "@'J5Ul‘@'l°n and liver bridge 1mm "move h" ha, and . _ her aside and have heart-to-hoart talks with her about trouble ended overnight vzith “Pruit- ~ : haw w mam Q . d_ a-tives." Billousncss, indigestion, wraps? l a _;_ heartburn, gns vanish like magic. _a_ gar-hm”,

Men have no such matrimonial protective unions. There is no froemasomy among benedicta, and if any husband ever finds out how to manage ‘a wife he meanly keeps the secret of how to turn the trick locked within his own bosom No kindly, benevolent, bald- headed gentleman ever gives the trembling bridegroom a pointer about how to avoid the snags in a wife's dia-

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~. Frjvsiccli.‘ rcsuits amaze all. position. Yet there is so much that he might say that .,_ - I g ‘v b: “sit-Iii, iu-eéi, woalat fey --wh9_; can 1 dog "and m‘ new would be helpful. There are so many ways to head ' “w” '7‘ fm‘ ffgff ° a3’ 1 orator din-mg a demonstration, oi! hysterics i! the young husband only knew how; so l "when I see my country going to many times when he might run up a lightning rod that would deflect his ‘ F n C k j ruin, when 1 see our oppressore‘ wife's temper from his poor head if only he had been taught how to do it. 6f e 0O I hands at our throats, strangling us, . I '- _, _ .. and the black clouds of hopelessness ~——- ,_ . ‘~' 1 ' \ “u u) \ .1 m,“ and despair gathering on the homo“ Now, the man who has been married twenty or thirty years from the _ -'- ' " ‘ ' ‘ to obliterate the golden sun of proe- depths o! his own experience might well say to the bride-groom-eleot: "Bon. ' I h h f | . i L cup but“: 59.4w; what, 1 “y; you__whlt an 1 never get married until you have kissed the blarney atone. flattering a p u n .72 cup hug“ _ n h womanhbefolre marriage is a matlter ofdinolirlatlon. flattering one "after yo: i C“; w Sit. downl s outed the audience. marry er ama er o necess y an and persona sa e y. Ma inony you “nit an“ the flavor of Keno . P! m . ; '“ , _ _, 1, H _ no place for candor. It is a field for diplomacy. F] k Th h i g p m , \ _ j . the “to, ‘ _ _ m“ PM (Gunman Pm.) ‘up e erunc y cr spness. The famous flavor teaspoon cimlzgss. it: “ I y . ° . l Lslpugu dlupwd on“); We, MONTREAL, Que. sept. la-A ‘Never criticize your wiles faults, for to tell her of her mistakes mean! E ‘b f ~- — Rm,‘ U‘, m‘ strong team oi women golfers from that you will have to dry her tears with greenbacks. To remark that her new V"? °w1 “I l‘ Pldwd with lmufllhmfll! i00- All " m Cumming“ the United states made a successful gown is a nightmare and her hat a miillncry horror means that you will “l! Fulfil-building goodness of whole wheat, Jugg mm cluyes invasion of Canada on Saturday and receive bills for new ones. To accuse her of being high-tempered is only to enough extra bran to be mildly laxative. They're a 2 LN pom filmed w,“ Chocome won a decisive victory over a repre- precipitate the storm you dread. But ii you will enthuse over how girlish her yigmglly page“ feed with milk . 1U amwnds, “mm, scntative team of Canadian players old frock makes her look she will wear it until it islln tatterl, and if you Tu“ them You'll v0“ them u deuclou‘ . "at >__ I 4 egg whlws by taking eleven matches, losing descent upon her marvelous self-control and angelic disposition aha will bite -‘ you W“ PM in your mouth. You,“ "y gamut‘ V . ‘ 1 Cup ummxalada two smd halving one over the course her tongue oi! rather than say the sharp words that rise to her lips. Pep Bun Flak" a" the be“ b, flak . ". i. . Cream butter nmi sugar until very 0t m‘ mva1's“r'u'u° club hue’ “_"i_' an c’ you ever ac‘ ‘ W ‘— hi“; add “Tqbbcaicn yolks; ‘m. The match, a prelude to the women's "If you marry an adorable being who is incurably addicted to marked- child?!" 101/6 them. You'll love them, Serve ghgm .1" _ wen‘ mm a,“ “our, 5mm “m, m,’ Canadian open ploy that starte to- down bargains sales itlis folly to argue with her on the matter and point out for breakfast and lunch. For the children's supper. _ , cmmmon and cloYa Add “Help moi-row at the same course, was an that things she docsnt want and has no use for are notcheap at any price-i Lgqk for the ged-gnd-green package at you!‘ gro- ~ l mopped peel. “med sweet Chocolate unofficial one. But if you view her purchases with a contemptuous air and remark that they ‘urn M“. by Keno‘: in London ontafl _'.. and almonds’ M", moroughly’ and __ look common and that you wonder th at a woman other cxquisitesehsibiiity "lawn" x, " o‘ 1 .4 I» mmwbcau.“ whnes Pour wants things that everybody has, you will put a crimp in her extravagance. .uu_mm'; Kzfffi‘ P‘: ff,” 71"" '" ""1"! "Ill/w AL!- O‘ n 5 ‘ ' “m” “mt” WM“ °°°1' m“ h" rural-i l cure r the bar i habit is to inoculat h woman with the idea. ma u“ m m 4 ' '7'” "d "'""'"" '° """" mm three buucred layer can “m; e“ ‘oath’, Wm‘ numuhd’. Ody" bfleon yum 0i‘ sen e nearer! ea recur! s: coal-riparian. . and spread evenly. These layers mp with mumlhd. m4 w", ‘ma’ 01 B! U“? W- i .1 ldb ':"tl .Bki od- “ou , e ‘of: 3m a e n m er m’ m’ “M” “h u 7°“ ‘uh’ ‘m’ "If, son, you have drawn a human phonograph in the matrimonial lot- ate oicr (5.10 deg. F.) fifteen chocom“ M“; . i. b‘ .. . i _ _ _ _, _ _ V "(H W ' tery you can't stop it by trying to talk lt down, for men lack ewiftrisse and y. t, .,.. ' _ v . _ staying powers and cannot compote with women on the monologue platform. . . ' ' " ‘ " ‘ ' ' But you can gain peace and quiet at home‘ by telling your wife that when her ~ y, < _ \ 1- face is in repose it has an irresistible Moria Lisa expression and, aa a result P E P ' .. _ -N8‘98 E95 she will be afraid to open her mouth lest she should break up the pose. t, y | ' ~’- i f: v , --i- ' M , Z ' 21f. son, you wish to fare sumptuously every day, never knock your who's B R F K s _ . . ’ M”, W x M] pamm; 15 cents each 1n stamp, o, com (win Dunne,“ housek , rig or make invidlous comparisons between it and your mother s. ' _'- )1 _ / ' But, on the contrary, be forever praising her domesticity and openly coa- ' ,1 No. zero-a dashing 11mg (rook ma; you'll 5nd m ueguL Th, "am gratulate yourself upon having married the only woman who combines the ' p‘ +1 V, _ I cned hlpline gives emphasis to the basque effect of the bodice. The front. attractions of Venus and Minerva and Mary Ann. Even when the steak lg 751m’: mlrxlriagno ROBERT! I y ~ i- ‘ " ‘ ’ button” gigging 1g yguthfuL The 5km», 1, design” ‘h, 61mm, keno,“ Th, leather and the bread a cinder, dont complain. Merely remark that the meal ‘Unowmn t _'_' c“ w I curved outline of the upper part is slimming. Designed for slzes 14. id. l8. m“ up '° h" ‘mm standard °r perfecflm‘ and ‘h’ M" mm‘ ' bum‘ “h” s (fir! “n lmpmmmm on "uni" u A Y . [A I 2,, mm 36, 3,,‘ 4o and ,2 mom bush Sm 36 "Quin, 5% ym, o, 394mb ing of herself on the kitchen stove trying to live up to your ideal of her. -- __ ° 4"“ i" l!" "11"?!" 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ASMALL edition of a genuine, old-fash- ioned houscwifc-thafs Bonnie. She doesn't do her cleaning task with a lick and a promise-or with a scowling face!

There's good reason for both smiles and shiningiclcanliness. For Bon Ami cleans and polishes everything in the bathroom-soaks up the soap-stains, spatter-marks and ernudgcs on bathtub, basin, floor and walls, puts a sheen on the faucets, makes the win- dows and mirrors crystal clear.

Best of all, Bon Ami never scratches a single surfacel Ii’ you wonder how, rub a pinch of the snowy-whitePowder between your fingcrsl You'll feel its velvety softness.

DON AMI LIMITED- MONTREAL

material with h’ yard of 39-inch contrasting and 3% yards of binding.

No. MSG-A printed crepe silk in yellow and brown features the moulded bodice with curved seaming that. slendcrizcs the hips. The skirt with snug shaping shows a gradual widening with graceful fulness at the hem. De- signed for sizes i4, 16, 18. 20 years, 36, 38 and 40 inches bust. The 16-year aiae requires 8% yards of 39-inch material with ti yard of 35-inch contrasting.

No. 3494—A neat attractive play frock is distinguished by its box-pleats from the neckline to hem. It ls fetching in yellow and white shadow block gingham. It closes at center-front beneath a tab of white pique that is finished at the edge in brown button-hole stitch. The white pique collar

docs she do it?" For it shows how to dress up to the minute at little ex- pense. You can save on every dress and save on the children's clothes too. That means more and better frocks for you and yours. It costs 15 cents a

in reading. Make her keep up her with you. Don't let her slump when

I copy. but only 10 cents when ordered same time as pattern.

CAIRN T0 MEMORY 0F CANADIAN PORT

JolmnyDoeg Won National Singles

MORiPEfl-I. Ont, BQt. 16.—-ln the presence of men who were his friends. men whose inspired pens have added lustre to the literary heritage ed a young Dominion. a m-irn oi straight and simple lines were unveiled here on Saturday to the memuy of Archi- bald Iampman, Canada's nature peat. It was unevelled in the township, and amid the sce:es of Larnpman‘; birth. Nearby were the elm and the maple.

(Canadian Press)

‘ FORET 811.1’... N. Y., Sept. 14- Johnny Doeg of Santa Monica, Calit. is the new king of American tennis players. He beat Frank Shields 01' New York in the final of the National Singles championship

nothing but a l-ousekee-

around your finger. your wife in praise and you may do as or argument.

by prevent many a divorce.

whose stately blilfitflilg ha no.4 lung and 1n the distance law Lake lrie. the greet inland sea. which often gave him of its inspiration.

"We are here engaged upon a seer- ed mission," said Asthi: Stringer. the noted novelist and poet in speaking

this afternoon in a melodramatic , match decided by scores 10-8, 1-6, l 0-4. ie-u.

Fluke dresses,‘

imnpman were Dr. lmniean Oomp- bell Scott, the poet. and litmlry el-

nse- go on emooflii- and evenly; NEW. Never a trace of that re- dyed look when Diamond Dyes are

Sampson Pen

contest for the week ending Sept. 11. With (5 QII. 51.1 P0111“, Ml‘. JIITIOI cs8.‘ 1Q“, poms‘

ccutor of his friend, and Oharlee

used. Just true, even, new colors G. D. amen‘. hmuhn “d

that hold their own through the

‘ruplinb Barred Rock pen No. l2 was second. with 42 eggs. 44.‘! points, and

Believe me, eon. it is no trick w manage a wife. matter of judiciously applying the ealve."

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In The Lead ’

"I! your wife is mad about society and gadding about, eon, then ia no use in preaching to her that a woman's place is in the home. But if you will inquire oi her three or four times in succession whether she thinks that some woman who is younger and slimmer and prettier than she is ls likely t0 be at such and such a party she will decide that, after all, there is nothing so satisfying as a quiet evening at your own fireside.

"If you want your wife to be thrifty and a helpmcet to you son, don't bait her about her extravagance and dole out nickels to her. ever economines because her husband growls over the bills and she has to chloroform him before she can get a dollar out of him.

No woman

Instead she re-

"But if you will make her a junior partner and make her feel that your

son, talk to her about the things you are really interested in. Encourage her

omplishmente. Make her keep atop the first baby comes and tbereafter be

and a mother.

‘Then when you get middle-aged you won't be bored to death with a wife who knows nothing and has no other interest outside of her four walls. it is because so many men treat their wives ae doll babies or domestic eon- venlences or the children's mother that there are lo many married men‘ wandering around looking for aifixiities.

“Don't aink the lover in the husba nd. eon. and you can wrap yaur wife Don't economize on expressions o! election or stint

you will in your home without friction 1t is lillt a

So any old married man might tell a prospective bridegroom and there-

DOROTHY DIX.

and Mn. J. I‘. lecture White lag- hornhenlilthirdwiflsillelfl. 2611 90in“.

The pone leading in total plodue- tlon are:

lshlensingtmbabyflaick

8rd. James ‘Poplin. IL, 1W1.

4th. A. L. Rogers. DJ. "l! fill,

Mahatma Gandhi's scheme to drive the British out of India "takll" par- ties have become the rage throughout the country. A "takli" ea it is call- ed in the vernacular, is nothing more‘ than a simple little twlrli-glg for spinning cotton yam, and has been put in use by men, women and child- ran eympathlzers o! the independence movement, ' everywhere.

Hen inthc street earl on their way

in front of the toddy shops. spin hour

keepers, and their clerks, who are Nationalists, keep their taklis going most of the day. They are able to talk and to attend tn a certain amount of business. where hands are not required. and where conversa- tion alone will sufllce.

The takli, a very plain affair. costs but a few copper-e. It has become known aaa "nation building wea- pon.” beuuee o! its popularity. Those who have become adept in the cotton ahlppfng declare that there is a certain ‘aaoination about the task conceived by the Mahatma as a means of increasing home industry and keeping out foreign competition, principally British, which is one of the chief aims of the congress move for independence.

1k. Gandhi himself in prison spins bythehour. I-ieueednot onlya taklibutaleoaspinningwheelfora change. The Nationalist: maintain that the takli has become euch a crane that many of their friends who IKO not ecngrel pasty members have

total stoppage of textile imports, and ea immediate rlplarment of such expelte, every one of us must strive

‘Neath the dome'of old 5t. Paul, Hie last campaign is ended, And called. hislast roll eall. .

His life he gave to his country, A soldier for sixty years,

Bo well he did his duty,

He earned a nation's teen.

Was it chance that gave such I '

warrior, Al Wise. aa brave in wart

. \/ and cuffs repeat the button-hole stitch. Designed for slaee a, 4. o me a "n!" he"!!! fer Irudslnslv elven movie money by solos‘ downtown and to work, children do their way to w” n m! m“ w” u" _ m” ' years. The 4-year size requires 2% yards of 89-inch material with u yard hail“! H PM" h“ chlfl" W h" "CWM- who»! min their little iaklie. Wo- or numbed w Kandfhug“ \\ ""‘ 0g 334mb wmr-agting, , men at home and sitting as pickets

. . .. But ohl in the nation's sorrow a 4_ A E e 5 d 1g u, gm H 7 3 d 1 f F 11 d success depends upon how she manages her end of the business aha will be- an," h“; mg “pa” ygg-y 11mm - I‘ 4 a Wlnilierllbohltlme-sgvlzlves the (IDJYLSWBT ytgr thingitiggiozkzgozfrgilrp 511:; come a nickel nureer and cheerfully make over her old frock three time! and at their tug“ A11 m“ 0g ghgp- :1‘ W“ s‘ Pmw" " “'4'” ' i " ' - skimp the butcher's bill. If you want your wile to be a companion to Wu. Q u“ '7' "mm"! "m1"-

His country failed to heedl

Here's a warning for men eel nations. To list wedge advice,

_ We've laughed at the voice d

experience, In blood we must pay the prim!

Weighed down by the years oi claim Too feeble to wield the sword,

He counselled youn, warriors Whore cannon loudly roared.

He died near the field of battle. ‘But. not by shot or shell, Pierced by the unerring archer. M cum post he fell.

1N "l? the brave old warrior, with Britain's heroes all. Te eleen ans there awaken, at the trumpet husle can. —J. Franklin like

‘Ii-enlivened Mrs. Borden-liodge-Ywee 3

. to the hundr i. leadce in the wwln H‘Qchm' 33,, 1m ‘u; 13g w. fawn“ d _ bflghf CS IIQWI of letters and native of Kent Town- m. William Sansomb nan-ed Rock I pan,“ ' Mnmmmm r‘ ma’: 3x, 551"" "° 1"" ""11"" W"! 9W . ship-who were assembled at the pg“ m. 1o 154 tho “mug h, ¢m| 4nd wumm “mom. ‘a. m" “a”. "mama" dd" u“ flfl-“Dgnt h’; to fool me. I can eI ' ' ' ro . DIAMOND DYES are easy o» "lm- Mew "i" Pm" °° ‘w’ PM” "m" "m" E" L'Y'""esrs. mm points. a”. w, qqgm; m n w... g “' ’°"

Mr. I-iungenford-Dilring the 1H l'i'°""flherem'veraptaseu thin anyone can lee threwh ma.

1885.3 points. The production for the week was 5M and to data 82,180.

to make our own cloth and until we are able to do that we must make ft

,' hardest wear and washing. novelist of fame. Diamond Dyes owe their superi-

' crl to the abundance of pure

ll!‘- H. O. Muttartb Barred Rock penNolwaethlrdwlthM eggs.

lgga Improve Orcamed Diabee

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aail nee they contain. Cost more to make. Surely. But you pay no