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Is a Woman Selfish to Want Marriage and Children as Well as Love" - Why 1t 18 Important to Provide a Nice Home for i Ono's Family

Dear Miss Dix-My friend does not believe in marriage. He says it kills love and asks ma what I see in it. I told him I thought marriage and child-

What the Fashionable are Wearing

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A well-dressed young man was . standing near the corner of a street

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smoking a huge cigar, when ho was accosted by an inquisitive old gentle- man who had been observing him. "How many cigars a day_ do you smoke?" the old gentleman asked.

ren brought i‘ pplneee, and that he was selfish in trying to evade it. He

retorted that I was selfish because I wanted marriage and children for my own happiness. which one of us ie right? MARY.

I and crepe meroeain.

"Eight," replied the young man. ‘How much do you pay for them?" "One shilling each," replied the young man. "Don't you know, elr," said the old gentleman, "that l! you saved that money, by the time you are as old as I am you might own that big building opposite?" "Do you own it?" inquired the smoker. "No," replied the old gentleman. "Well, I do!" said the young man.

Answer:

Youare. Whenamanasks a womanto enter into any other relationship with him than that of honorable marriage, it ls because he is utterly selfish and self-centered, and L cause he thinks so much more of himself than he does of the girl that he is willing to eearihce her to himself.

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Etiquette

I of messy divorce proceedings or having to pay alimony when n; Roberta u.

‘I novelty.

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Q Is it proper to “knowledge l He knows that he is asking the woman to ruin her good name and for- Wedding gm with a printed card o! [felt her place in respectable society, and that if children are born to her thanks? they will be a shame and e. disgrace instead of an honor and a glory and A. Ne; n carries a note o! d“; that the poor little creatures will have to bear the brand of lliegitlmacy as

courtesy. A personal note to the lukmg “s m” “V” donor is necesnry and should‘ be sent at onze on the day received. I

Q. How may one who llsps over- line” l“ mflflage‘

Mothera- there is no better food in all the world for growing children than FRY’S Cocoa.

So, my dear Mary, beware of the man who tells you that he doesn't be- He is a coward and a quitter, and he bodes you no good,

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' ‘ ‘ come the mum, as they used to say in old-fashioned melodramas. It h” denim“ to build u eve" . f, : , -.~.....,. . . . . . . . . . . . ..............--. . a . ’ is "‘ ' l a a tic f t}, h bod ' i 20 OB -' _ ._‘__' street Addr,” p, k Almfiewmi 852L831“ .“{fi1mu5u_ As for his statement that marriage kills love, that hesn‘t a leg to stand pa" o . e “man m mo“ 1 1” °“‘- i’ ' l * economical because 1t promotes m“, me 10,9“. Synge-rim‘; 11m; my overcome the fault on. There s not a particle of truth in the specious theory that there is _ I rm (I'm "Lyme figure """"""-"'"}}"“"""""""" Q M l ‘ormal tea when a" the something about illicit love affairs that makes them more enduring than and energy BIN little coat. z - ‘ ' 1 . - i . ,. ' l ' The \\'1‘:1_1‘l1(‘d treatment of the fritters. ‘m’ tar-r» refreshments Served, those blessed by the Church and acknowledged by society. Why should watch om , . i} p .- nnrnni‘; u-= breadth. The trim A, In the dining room. 'h°"° l”? Wm‘ h ked y d boclukh Enh 81m.‘ m!‘ "‘ ; 1 rttisc um. a slunming effect. City - ,..\,-, State _ c 9e an nay w en given a _ The test of all love is daily association. The clash of different tempers- f“ h“ daily cup Of FRTS. It helps t0 . = ' ' " "‘*"""‘* - 2""? ' ""' ' v menu. The disilluslon of: man and wom .e in h tn 1mm l t Reci e ‘ - lnstltute Corwenuon in“??? tfisuéggwxeeiiz: F Or fie C00,! 1 off, when they are sick and tired and woltrrleli in: Zl-igssowhegnvlthey hhtrlreft B00: fieeckpnxem ‘rec from colds and T“ TQM Awmn] DMTM Com York PL woman! Institute‘ This - i themselves go, both as to looks and to temper. _

,.,.,,-_,.,, ,._¢ ,3”. \v,,,,,,.,,~_= Inslitufpg Or/feature showed an ideal Institute w. ; my: (troy-k, New Dominion. Fairvietv, ,111@@f1118» 011d P101061 1111 111501110111"?

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It is the difference in tastes in habits and points of view. It is the fight

R T‘ d Carma}, York Pt s, and enumflnm numb“ Manny (Serves 2,, between the selfishness m habits and points of view. 1t is the fight between J- 8- FRY 05°"! (C4115!) l-lmiroi- Mvflwh Qw- Ii b‘ .n_ Prlmhg; and £10m‘. I m“ den] of time ind thought w“ i‘ cup olive o“ the selfishness of a man end a woman, each of whom is determined to have ti i » - ~u~1<.‘~r~‘~l ul I "liz Creek Hail spent in this excellent feature. 1. cup lemon 11009 his or h" own way’ n m u“ getting bored with each other and fed up on a . k or‘. FF»: a. '~.. Tu buol-uoon session , Mrs. William Mutoh Provincial lb cup Orange 1111100 each Others locum _ 17o l dl____m_ _.._.. . _ ._d_. m I d h m h! . m tum v, _ n. 9..., 0,1,“, “m, H“, Pre_ ZpI-osidonc “vs a hglpful and lngplr- 2 teaspoons 5B V 11 B 0 11 1' V01’! B110)’ pay an earn emannersan mor- pa yan er oug us care .\I:'.= Eillflltxfil.‘ Turner presiding. 1mg talk on Institute work. which was Combine dresslnE. mums 111°!" t It‘ ‘he '“°‘“ °‘ “fly m’. "Fm" m” mfi" ' m" "id WW1“ m‘ e15 n! the street and set in with street gangs. hours of been. l “WWW Opened by singing greatly appreciated by the members Oughm serve over watercress: which ou o love with each other, and whether they are married or unmarried has For many yea" ‘he w” - by‘ 1' l r1 (Imelda. and tw- lorvatirz ‘of the ‘present. has been washed, drained, dried and 110011118 00 d0 With lt- _ E0. Mrs. F.. tell your husband that I say to buy that house quick and member of the Presbyterian Church .’ l ’ CW, ‘mrpnqs mm; i The nominating Committee than arranged on individual salad plflttS- B t m 1 —'-—- give those six boys room in which to develop into flne men. in cgnadn and remained ever true h ‘ l; Tile nluur»: of inst convention proposed the following officers for Serve very 0010- u e coup. who are mufled m" at least this advantage: that they DQRUTHY DIX- to the faith 01169 dcllvtred 0'1 1-110

have a community of interests, and that of itself makes one of the strongest bonds in the world. They are husband and wife and they stand or fall to- gether, the prosperity of one is the prosperity of the other. They have the same hopes, plans and ambitions. They have built their home together and they have the tie that binds in their children.

, “we ypflrl rinri almrovcd. Mrs. Mal- next year:

g i . mtm hlncNio‘. of Long Creek extcnd- Mrs. Alex. Mscleoeuaonshaw. Presi- I r1 fgtn dr-icgnfvs a hearty welcome. to ‘dent. Mrs. Theophilus Breton Bon- report was

saints.

During her lingering illness she never murmured nor complained. Her suffering was born in a spirit of

nrrw YORK, SEPT-ZT-The 1931 COLOSSAL

NEW YORK, sept, 27.—-'I‘he 1031

budrft of this metropolis will mount

Dear Miss Dix-Is it wrong for a single girl to go out to lunch occasion- ally with a married man? No love affair, we are Just friends, and. it is a i 1-» (nut-on: n_ m which Mrs. Wm. Yshaw secretary. This case of passing away the time that would ordinarily dull. \ s... ~

l ‘i y» prililiwi in h-r usual grac- ladopted by the Convention. A ques- _ $632 _ 11100111196! 1-110 0! 01111501111 101mm"- l , ‘ . . u; a new h1g1; mcord for at 1835C I AXISWCI‘. ‘h d d’, h “nod . lgu; lltllllllfi’. tlon box proved very interesting much , i ~ A! 9 011 0W 11051 l 0 "m

The difforvnt THVHUIPS represented helpful discussion taking Dlace over 400.000 a survey or New york; exp- Bond”, m guplgugly u tho human heart devised. 11114 5° much emmm Pmbably mm l“ “° h'm" l“ l" b“ it l“ mdlsme“ m“ Wm 5°‘ 7°“ calm and unmoved. she "knew in

, -~ ~ _ A ‘ t m nd mun-e 1mm- have we all that the mere fact that an individual belongs to us, is our hus- talked about. A girl has not only to be good she has to act good. hrouzhi in tivar individual reports of some of the questions presented. m5“ p” ma“ a band m. om. Wm 8w” mm m. h" a ammo“ “h, t “s 1 t a m k ' 0110111 511B 118d 110116110 0-110 5110 w" lh- '.1."‘.‘.‘k ul'."l“nlj.vli.‘;hl‘d during the, Regret was expressed by all mem- 00W! °°'d'3Y~ ' S e o us s we ‘ n DOROTHY DIX’ persuaded that I-le was able to keep

we have the best house or

the best car. We are all more critical oi our

This would amount to $67.030.Z72

The evening session opened atfl O'clock. There was n. very large number of people present testifying to the interest taken in the Institute: work throughout the various com-

“gebiinr sw falzllflliiv for 1hr: gfmd oi’ Hon-i» and (‘ountrwt

VA domolzsiratlorl on braiding rugs was thou rzlvon by Mrs. Wm. Stretch bf Lotta Crook. 'i'l1i< P1011“ R "017

33.15.11 '1 tirn 1n in‘ programme. munities represented. The meeting and 1l'\"1' Cl/‘Flll i: rluc Mrs. Stretch, opelrd with community singing, Q9;- mo h.‘ g and energetic manner under the direction of Mrs. Hector

Currie, This was followed by a reading an encore by Miss Roda Bur- dette. representing Falrview Institute. An excellent address on Educational matters was than delivered by Mr. |EdWlfd McPhall. ‘New Raven, the School Inspector for this District. Mr. McPhail trenchantly dealt with

‘n vfinivh this tiomonstratlon was con-

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will charge each resident between $90 and e100 for its services during the

next twnlve mbht-hfl-

Th, entire Govmunobol expense i for the Dominion of Canada. in 1929 w“ gbout, $281,400,000 in round fl- guree below the city 01108611 that 1S expected in losl.

Home-like _

____ J "Jghn," said the Chicago wife. what nude you lump 8°?" "Qih" 11° replied. when I lheard those two bang-g 1 ghmlgm at first it was those

the difference between owning your "own house and being put, or being a renter and always thinking you will move in the fall.

On the other hand, the liaison jealousies because each know that he

is filled with suspicions and fears and or she has no hold on the other ex-

cept an emotional appeal. Neither knows when that will cease, and so the one who loves moss lives in constant apprehension of the dread day when he or 11w W111 be supplanted in the other! aflectlons.

Furthermore, none of us, not vlous to public opinion. and when

._______ even the most thick-skinned, are imper- e man and woman find themselves drop-

ped by their old friends and forced to live a sort of hole-in-the-oomer life they have to be more than human if they do not reproach each other and

regret the price they have

paid for their illicit love.

Of course, a woman marries expecting to find happiness in her home and

On Sunday, August 31st, Mrs. Don- ald Mclbeunan, a very highly esteem- ed resident of Inkerman, passed peacefully away at the age of '79 years.

The deceased had been in failing health for upwards of a year so that the coming of the end was not un- expected. Although of quite rugged constitution her strength gradually waned until on the above mentioned date her gentle spirit winged its hesvonward flight.

Mr. Donald McLennan passed away some years ago. Mrs. McLennan

the late Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonald, Shamrock and was one of a family of two brothers and sev- en sisters. Of theea only ore now re- mains, viz: Mrs. Alexander Buchanan Bradalbane.

Mrs. McLehnan was a lady of strong and noble character and was held in high esteem by all who knew her. To her homo all worthy comers found a hearty welcome and no one seeking aid ever called upon her in vain.

In time of sickness and of sorrow no one could be kinder than she was,

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part w n1". Tum reports must be a bers pzvsent. over the unavoidable _ i hbo - 1 h thflt Whit 8119 hid 001113119000 W m! I‘: soiuw» of mart" lion in every mem- ‘absence of our supervisor ltirs. Tait, more than the budget 101' "10 ‘imam ne g rs w V“ ‘m! “Shanda than we “e o! our Own. ' I N M n And loving mom“ one “m, John D. ‘nut "am" m“ day", The and w” t ‘, her nt's-n' llzo cur-‘cnilon, who ‘and her assistant Miss Hazard. The your, and would b“. the KYBBttB-vi» 111- “so, the" l. something in m” “m; married that stead,“ men and Mammal‘ on u“ om hmmmead‘ and P9009- ‘ » i lL-Mp "cl w» .r- mlzlilienh: given of the meeting then adjourned after which a crease in the. hlswry 0f e113’ 01y 5-111!‘ women and new them ‘mm rennin! may have made their ch l d --- . ‘me dwghte" M"- Gem?“ Mayhem The funeral which was a very , ', ‘ olrwvzt M‘ urn-k carried of‘; by this :deilghtful lunch was served in the vfhme. I _t most o, them expect m abide by l, an‘; myth“, are not always thlzggnglgr shlmmck- » l large one was held on the 01061110011 . ' yyy-u- mo»! 4}!‘ wnnl‘ n working to- Hail. Aowndllng to tlw-“c “WW0 ‘he c‘ y chensin! partners nor keeping an eye out for more attractive prospects. It's MRS DONALD MCLENNAN The deceased w“ the daughter o or Tuesday’ Sept’ and’ The "Wm

was conducted by Rev. n. Hensley stavert assisted by Mr. n. J. Beriie. student catohist and Rev. Thm. Pale- thorpe. The service was an impres- sive one. »

Tile pell bearers were Messrs. An- sue A. McDonald. Arielle E. McDon- ald. John D. Matheson, Allen Nich- olson, Isaac Stewart and waiter Trowsdalc.

Interment was in the Hsrtsvilla Oemete y.

Tact is the exerolm of that wit whereby woman rgmders man uncon- sclous of tihe charms in which her

, important educational developments, om old tires blowing out. but when husbmd m,‘ chum“ ma" ,5 mm" "Huh “ma, m“ Th’ numb leaves to mourn the lass of a kind many will henceforth miss her sym- beauty binds him. Read How This Madicin. and pointed 1o the necessity 01 1m- I hem-i the bullfle W111! by 1 ‘"1"’ neee is in the man who wants her love and denies her a decent position in a proving our schools in several ways. we were all right. aoclaty- - Dona“? mx

_ The questions of salary, normal train- ing in Prince of Wales Collage. School attendance. standard equip- ment in schools, Consolidation, and methods of teaching were fully dealt with and Mr. MePhall made a special

Deer Miss Dix-‘My husband told me to ask your advice on this problem of ours. We have six f'lne boys running from 17 years to 5, and we live in a small house in which we are crowded to death and which has not even any furnace to heat it. We own two more cottages near us that we rent and h!" bttvten 030.000 Ind 840.000 saved up, and we don't owe anybody a

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fare, in the course of which he dealt with some of the difficulties and obstacles encountered in Community Life. ond outlined a number of reme- dies for community activity and im-

A iherta-"l In ~65“ mother nipgghfmn living childJuLWe live on a farm an‘! l am a very hul- th mother oun- suiting

" doom. years: old and ill»

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h F "chi-him! oprvai to the Women's In-ititulu b provement. penny. Now I want more room and a comfortable house and my husband _ . by“; m w“: lend their good influences toward the Tm resolution Committee then think; 1 am 10011511, 1'11, boy, w"; a m" home and are always pointing

l'_nr. The d ‘ establishment of better school facili- brought in a resolution favouring the out pretty houses. We have a chance to buy e. house that will Just suit us .

',";(','i';"d,f.“° Huff Hes and training. and especially w. inclusion on uio Curriculum, of our at a great bargain, and the question is shall we buy this house 01‘ not? . h‘ . dean,“ with regard to efficient normal tflin- public schools, a course of studies M-Ra E g

~ ' (‘tmnrhgound and l’ ing in Prim: of Wales College. dealing with the liquor evil. and ssk- ~ ' ‘-.- ' ill" “Pmdd '1'" A Duet. eneored by Mrs. A. McPhee mg, that the Govemment of the Answer: '

g _ u. for many yearn “hr-n l had this puftum tlkfll. 1-3131 photographer was toiling me about his

and Miss Helen Doull followed. Miss Province, take immediate action on

By all means buy lt. I am strong for home ownership and I believe that McKinley of North River gave a de- the matter. The Rev. Mr. Ross of

. . . . . ' a '0 It: uniform leavenlng qualities give the same aha‘- every family should have just as pretty and comfortable a home, with Just as u‘ ""7 b

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' ' I id him = 9 ll so unis-sewn». l; 12:12.: "or "s" c‘ M’ §.:;"r.".;::;::":...:::. 222.22.". o“ a "i - -~ W’ m int. ‘ace-u. cw ....-.,:.'-:.........*-"- f m t e re an ' ' - , is: bottlaeT-fl as. Bun-rm ALIJP A splendid address was delivered by after which the resolution WM 1171- T0 I men it may not make much difference where he lives. nor whether flu” “h”! """0"' ““ ‘T . ,- sim. Sn. - Mr. w. n. Bhaw, an Community yal- gnimousiy carried. The following I there are plenty of closets, nor what kind of papal- u on the wells, noi- whe- 01h," 01'1"» 1118 N" M1810 3°“ 3°“. JEITT-ZT" ~—--.~.—-. . . --~ remaining enjoyable items on the i ther his wife has a kitchen that is a bride's dream or not. He may be eat- m 7°“ with ‘bum °f ‘taudw bum“ T... t programme were then rendered. l lsfled if he has a comfortable chair to sit in and a good bed to sleep in and - _ , regent. mmaum‘ y,‘ Reading, by Mrs. Norman MacLean, . if his Wife IOIMHW whiures up l- ltod meal on the wreck of a gas stove. -\ I \ Try p)“; Rggfpgfgf Mum”; ‘_ . s0 enc. metrumentel music, Mrs. Hector I But to a woman her home is her castle. It is the center of her life and to iublewooflbun‘ 3 Mu“ cum-m M15 yawn-d MQQNIQ], one; [have it nice and comfortable and something ehe can be proud of dies more 1 l» F 3 "biflllw" I'll", f Pbwdl’