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There is sorguhuig in the Autumn that is native L0 my blood, Touch of manner, h-m o1 mood;

And my heart l5 like a rhyme, Wlhh uh. yellow and the purple and the keeping tune.

The scarlet of the maples can shake . me like a cry 0f bugle: going by. d my lonely spirit thrills o see the frosty asfers like smoke upon tfhe hills —Bliea German

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IDEAL AGE T0 MARRY

Neither Teen Age Nor December-May Unions In Guaranteed Class

No query comes to this column oftener then the one concerning the age st which it is safest. to enter into the holy estate of matrimony. ‘Icon-emu ask if 16 and 1'1, when their hearts are young and tender. isnottheideelagetomsrry; whllemonesidwunenhtbeirwssnd 70's want to know if their age and previous matrimonial expats-bees do not qualify them to be good ipckers of wives and hudaendl.

- Rich old women inquire as to the advisability

grandsons, and eldlerly millionaires dedre to ascer- tain whether little gold-diggers. 40 yeere their Jun- iors, will not make them congenial ' - for their declining years. .

These questions cannot be answered specifi- ca1ly,-for while the law does set an age at which an enamoured couple nmy take out s license to marry, it doesn't give any guarantee at what age the marriage will be happy. That 1s still left to chance. Yet the success or failure of every mar-

riage does depend, to a great degree. upon how old the contracting parties are.

CUPH) BOWS OUT

At first glance it would seem that youth would be the pmerrcd time to mate, when a boy and girl are simply sloshing over-with rom- ance and sentiment and they are all for love and the world well lost. Surely matches such as theirs must be made in heaven. But. ales, statistics show that no other marriages end so often in divorce as boy- and-girl ones do. For Cupid is mighty apt to bow himself out of the honeymoon cottage when the babies begin to ‘come, and the bills to pile up, and the young shoulders sag under burdens they are not strong enough to bear.

On the other hand, if marriage is not for the very young, neither is it for the very old. After We pass middle life we are pliable neither in mind nor body. We are old dogs who not only can't learn new tricks, we don't desire to learn them. Nor has any elderly person the great love and the fire of passion that fuses two individuals into one and so we are wise if we stick to our single blesecmess.

As for old men and women marrying completely out of their age class, that 1s a piece of senile folly over which their guardian angels must weep. For thcrc ls no other such sorry bargain that any human being ever makes as for a wealthy old women to use her money to buy herself s boy husband, or for a rich old men to purchase himself a girl wife.

They have nothing in common. They belong to different eru. They bore each other to tears. They are a laughing stock to all who see them caperlng around on their stiff old Joints. And they are torn to shreds with jcalousies of their young males who are waiting hopefully for them to die.

when than. is the best time to many? A philosopher has sum- med up marriage in this way: He said: "A marriage ls made by God when two young people who love each other marry. ‘There is e mar- riage made by the Devil when an old woman marries a boy. And then: is a marriage made by Death when an old man marries a young woman."

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the wake of Y's warm And yet because each one we able to go briskly to [his or her

chore in the dampness, it we lovely dsy. James blew rev e, this morning, very softly tt must have been, stun: with the nun's veiling of mist that hung above the river and stream. I never heard it ln the fair land of dreams, where I wandered. Pard and the three oats had forgathered at the stable door when I came to an up- steir window-had been there for some time, I knew. On s farm one learns to resd the signs. Twice a clay this mixed company letters or lolls near this same new door. Up to these hours the place is de- serted. No sight of any feline or canine “hide nor hair." But pick up the mil: pails from the stand and as the occasion demands 1t, stroll or run to the byre and im- mediately one is showered. Why do they lie in wait these cats and the white dog? Why does a spring robin hop and hop and then sud- denly wait motionless on the lawn? Why does Tabby lounge nesr a rst hole? Why does James sit patiently as now in his old arm chair wihen the hands of the clock are travelling fast and I am at my writing? Hunger-that's it.

"Where have you been all mom- ing?" James asked me with s superior air. when I brought the Jugs to the separator-house-n little late. Stranw. too, for the like of me to arrive there late. “Have them over early", I would bell Julie, giving her my reasons. Between precept and example, theory and practice, there is “s wide gulf fixed." A brand new milk Jug I beer there proudly now. Slim and white and pretty, s garland of flowers around the brim. The old one has been dis- carded. Gioenish it was with fig- ures of e queer pair on the sides and numerous crinkle: to be kept clean and, to remember Judy and her summer days-a “sp11tch" in the spout. I bought it years ago, when “mine" were small. 0n a fall dew-perhaps with a bit of chicken money. First counting well the cost. But life was good then without a shadow of im- pe war. When I look back over t oec bygone years, I won- der what folks found to worry about. O I I

Miner things, I suppose, like u. disturbing episode st Alderlea this rainy morning. "A small mat- ter!" James almost

Y heifer, had disappeared from their range. “Call the loss of six near- ly grown calves a small matter in- deed!" James said indignantly. Had I seen them yesterday when they were so busy with the digg- ing? I had. I recalled seeing them on the rise in the meadow, some time during the day. Near the top of the field and all intent on the aftemiath. I remember think- ing how charming a scene it made. In the background the evergreens and the grey of the rail fence; the green of the clover, and for s spot of color, the red of ripening fruit on a wild apple tree on "the line." Could I recall the exact time? The sun must have been creeping

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The Dishcloth

The majority of women are very particular about clean towels but sometimes forget the dishcloth which really needs more attention than the towels, Wash the dishcloth after each meal and dry thor- oughly before using again.

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Chicken Salad To make chicken salad sandwich- es. put, the chicken through the meat chopper, add chopped celery and nmyonnaise. Spread between slices oi buttered bread.

Old Umbrellas To renovate a shabby black old unlbzells, sponge it with s. cold solution of strong tea.

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1. What is wrong with this sen- “I was never in San Fran-

2. What is the correct pronuuc-r lotion of "deficit"? l 3. Which one of these words l8 nusspelled? Exemplary, artillery . eﬂron-tery. i 4 gVha/t does the word "agility"

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have San I-‘ra ' -." 2. Pronounce def- i-sit, e as in bet, both 1's as in it. accent first syllable. 3. Exemplary. 4. State of being nimble. "He has retained the agllty of voufh." 5. Indurstion.

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towards the west at the time, Charlottetown Guard . there were no shadows then from fﬁeihih§°élieﬁﬁoﬁevl.‘l‘i§ll.“eﬁv. paper Pom“! NO- 5953 the animals or the trees beside. "How much will that be?" Poor substance all this to tell "Sixty cents" the classiﬁed clerk Jams to aid him in the search. replied. l "m. "After raising them." James said Tlien-"Dlxig. ding ding." _ sadly. "only to lose them." And The clerk was puzzled until the " an” Adm-a. added, If they get to the high- voice at thhe otherienfijsaitda d _"_'_i_"“““'— “‘ ""_‘" “O. K. T ere 1 S. U5 P9999 ' (“Tltmlled ‘m P599 a) - it in the coin box." ' __ _ City Pmviuoe .-~,.. a‘ _ 2 l xxwow ‘l the onions. Put the peppers and . onions through the food chopper.

MODERN _ ETlllUETTE

By Roberta Lee

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. Is it necessary to send a re- ply when one receives an invitation written on a visiting card?

A. It is not absolutely necessary

although a hostess is always grate- ful to receive s. reply.

Q. When a sledding engagement’ is broken, what should the girl re-I turn no the man?

A. All gilt: of jewelry, includ- 1m: the ngagement ring, all photo“ graphs and letters.

Q. Do the women leave the fable before the men

at an informal dinner? A. No; at an informal dinner

the men and women usually have the table together.

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6 apples

8 ripe tomatoes

2 sweet red DEPDers

6 onions

1 stalk celery

V, pound seedless raisins 1 quart white vinegar

2 tablespoons ginger

2 ounces mustard seed

3 pounds brown sugar

2 ta espoons s t ‘

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Chop the stalk of celery quite ﬁnely

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