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September‘! here min- I-dnlnu are rlnh and my to an levelling wraps. whether long or short.

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“Happinem comes not from the Three times in h-ezi life Juana ‘power of -, n. but from thejlumirez, of El Paso, Texas, has power or appreciation Above moat poi-n thought to be dead. dressed in Jjfihef things it is wise to cultivate lburial clothes, and placed in a bed the powers of appreciation. Thef-vith candles and mourners stand- zgmam the r o! stops 1n on 111s mund- Lor-g-m the greater its possibilities as‘ And each time she has "come 'an instrument of music.”—I-I.W. back to life" to the terror of the sylvesm. astonished mourners. ' But she lives in constant fear oi’

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Dorothy Dix _’s Letter B016

AMomingSmilc

Don’t Marry Just to Regret it Bitterly Should Father

1118 whether to marry or not. would be a cinch to

ulated a fortune. andhe wouldbggpodmmq

love makes me want sonally repulsive to

Zwunrfl pox FUR ,b9lng buried alive.

1 GOOD FQR EVENING She has suffered fuom fainting _' ‘fits since childhood. and on three wimp, fox fug- is worn in the Occasions she appeared to be dead. Eevanzng. It was one of the ncwl A fcw days an» h“ fcli in the

For nothing makes marriage worth while except love.

Escape Job, for You Will moTi1>l§'°v'§'§ ‘$311.’; Tmlfimi‘; ‘$2 , Dorothy Dix Advises- Make Allowances for

s Good Intentions?

_ Dear Miss Dix—I am wonder and have a 10b. but dislike m

main street. 0B6 inquisitive woman] threw up her window and shouted f0 a boy below:-

“Hey boy, what's sdo?"

Boy: "A we pigeon."

1 m; u Boy: "Twenty-four hours." v work and long IO!‘ n home. 1 think i: Wolnnnr "Ye implfldent vouna

The mm I am considering ha; no rascal. I mean what's up?"

but by pinching the pennies has He offers security even if he is But the way he makes to scream and he is per- me and he has halitosis. My mother says I would soon leam to love him and that all men are alike when once you are hurried to one and nll the older people say I nm foolish to let this Opportun- ity slip by. What happens to girls when they sell themselves for a. mess of pottage?

ANNE.

Most of them get divorces or else they drag

along through dreary years regretting their bargain.

‘fashions at the ball after the mid- 5119995 01 E1 P1199 ‘"111 1311119911 5119 happiness in it except spending the long years of your life with some-

migh; rape at Lcngchamp. which was Fke“ 1’°"1<*-1111°°115?1°“5- 13111 body who is congenial and companionable and in whose socic ‘ended the season with such bflll- B P19951- “110 1mm" 11°F 11151011" “'35 a. never-ending joy. ‘ 1111319 1° 11551119 1191‘ “lends 911R! 5119' the woman who is forced to live in the close intimacy of marringe with “'93 11°" ‘19ai1r 91191 111111 9119 11911191 a mun whose touch makes her shudder instead of thrill, whose kisses sicken her, whose society bores her to tears and who finds marriage noth- w111°11 5119 91191- B111 5114! 15 111111111 ing but a dreary round of duties.

I do not. think that any money on earth could pay a girl for selling

glance. A new fox. “#111911 19 9- 1111"’ my, of beige and white. is H180 JwcFn, and for the aftemcon there is

f lth white pointlfl-E- _ prgznmgetox furs are twisted and ‘that one day she Will faint when no

recover in a few hours.

.worked in complicated ways to friends who know hcr arr- ncnr. and herself into this sort of slavery. not even if she got a. husband who could

Zmirke shoulder wraps. collars. and Zsledlles. ‘ 12m short shoulder wrap in all

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Iwil; remain. Nutnia. sable. mink- Igrrflne, gicy squirrel, are among 1119 Ilufl which are fashionable.

. Then there is monkfi-"y 9111" T119 giiidng for this among Pfl-rislennefi

People oftvn 1i =k ivluit they can do with their ivincliail apples.

Apple butter may be made with - . _ 1 t m. er, » requires patience and forbearance and. '15 worth noting Durng he s“ m 111111419111 manihfaults and eccentrlcities cf the h =1 10112 111119- Y9" with, but when a woman loves her husband it takes the sting out of the

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that she will not recover" until it is cover her with jew-els and give her a. palace to 1°91 19159» finely in the Rue de la Paix for her to adorn herself in. And most oil —- the girls who marry men for their money don't even fetch this sort of The most they get, as a general thing,15 no mlore tblgan tsiey clould earn for themselves if they woul wcnk as hard at the r jo as ey ave APPLES To AD"5NT~‘\GE to do in catering to their husbands. ‘>_‘ with their bosses alter office hours, cit Every marriage calls for sacrifice calls for adjustments that the wife mu

And they wouldn't have to put up

her. .

s, particularly from the wife.

st make for the mOBt P11"- It Answer: Well, Henry, you must look at your father's side oi’ the subject as well A metal threaded crepe drc" like

as your own. He gave you the car 0n certain conditions that you have this is essentially smart in the life

not fulfilled. You have not done your part in making good.

the overlooking and forgiving of

usbazid. No man is easy to live

mun people you always found $1111.14?’ "1'fl1‘""' "' ‘ RDDFS- COVE‘? sacrifices she must make and blinds her to his faults. But this does not

. Them \'.'€"i c"lri \\‘_".l7!‘. st v the 3 ‘ -

zmcpkev fur- 11 111111111911 1'1"’ ‘wives C‘ m t “aphilif $1111: ‘iiiinfiiflf hm weakness becomes an intol b/"flnvc 111v bulb. and for every bond cuts into her very s aside 3-4119. SHZRT- poisons her whole life. ‘in H]! if is thick. tolerable or intolerable,

Your mother's optimistic belief th "band after marriage is not justifie marries without. love seldom f . ti“ r-v-vis’ 1 . “mi bol bciausc if h i o 1am "m-9"1¢9Y» or 5 W111“ “an drug fast until ill?‘ mixtiw is Pfiff. Puit riakgc. he still 1111:1110 l‘!

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girlgge to a cape. it iormedfai 0011a; zmfirysflwrag ltxiislrraimgdngliettle 111m “'1 1' 1'11 -a eve .

Eshculder capes and was worn 111 "m, 3d,", W? 111115 o" ""8 "Pes- ‘"',""." gigfgg

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(i? Bi-t for tr‘: tzivt you miirt he sure mun who seemed a Fairy Prince befor {Mi i».- (nrrflcq M“. fpllell in enriv or a. tightivad after marriage and cause to lock a hugger and n virngo.

Of course, every girl wants a. home of her own, but she can buy it at too high 21 price, and she does pay more than it is worth when she Oreover. She mliikcs a doubly bad bargain because when she marries a. man she doesn't love for a home she throws away her chances that are always on the card of getting both a husband she

Prmhuw, PM,“ pm.“ ,l,.,.,.,,sa,ji 0 fl 9 loves and a home. tcsine ‘ h} the llonouruh lllllflldl i I.l.-l.\.\'Ollll l‘. “FR Surrngniv‘ ‘tr.

Ancl that is too good a bet to overlook.

ything she has to do for him and his every erable offense against her. Then the marriage oul and makes a wound that festera until it It is our attitude toward marriage that, makes it

at you will inll in love with your d by experience. A woman who ails in love afterward with her husband e the charms that could win her before mar- fter marriage. For men put their best foot foremost. when they are courting.

tnstcs and habits and ways of looking at things that after marriage, the friction that arises over the on the man. the fights over money, the arguments daily life are not calculated to draw husbands and Rather do these things separate them and make the

e marriage appear a petty tyrant the womanwho seemed an angel

DOROTHY DIX

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., la . . 1-,, m, 5",“; U; m.‘ Cuiiiii)’ Dear Miss Dix—-On my 16th birthday I was given a car, for which I GREETING:

ty you find No fate in the world can be harder than 1111M 01

Boy: "Yer winded-shut it."

Tommy returned from school with a perplexed brow. "What's the mat- ter, sonny?’ ’askcd his father.

"I can't get a. certain sum “lght.”

help me with it, dad."

His father shook his head. "Carhl my boy." he said, "it wouldn't be right."

"I don't suppose it would." Tommy replied. "but you might have a try. You might fluke it, you know."

._.__i___ (O.P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

AIWHERBT, N.S., Sept. l2—.A tug-d-wsr toiunament which 12

There's no teams have entered will be one of;

'the feature attractions at the Cum-- pberlsnd County Exhibition to be

formally opened at Oxford on Wed-i nesday byJ-Ion. J. A. Macdonald. Nova Bcotia’: Minister cf Agricult- ure.

father told me that if I failed in one subject he would take the car away

1 '2 £/-'f—OV£RS”<va'l/i. mt BREAKFAST

Womm: "I mean, what's like?" l I

returned the boy. "l wish you would

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from me. This semester I have worked as I never have before so as t0

1W6 in 811d 1111i? 9'11 1119 be able to keep what I so yearn for. of my five subjects. Therefore, the car has been taken away from me. I do n0 think it possible to convert myself into a human dynamo. I know that it is not asking much for my father to expect me to pass in all my subjects, but I think I should be given a little time. It is like teasing

.

Nevertheless, I have failed in one

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a hungry dog with one bite of bread when he is starving for more. 1 mustrated Dregsmaking Lessons Furnished

would appreciate it ii you would give me your views on the subject.

He gave you the car to stimulate

now and then.

AIJSWCI‘;

your ambition by giving you a con- There are so many occasions to wear crete object to work for, and in taking the car away from you he is try- it.

ing to make you realize that we have to toil to get the things we desire, It's a youthflllly 111110911118 typo. we have to sacrifice for them. and that if we are not willing to make the too, and the easiest thing in the eflort we can't have the good things we crave. a wise thing, and a thing you will thank him for i having the car the result of your efforts.

But I think that he is, perhaps, not quite so understanding as he and gold checked collar and cuffs should be, nor too patient, and that he may be expecting a little too and gold buttons. much of you. If you really have studied hard, he might give you credit Black velvet is very 50ft and Prel- i'or your good intentions and not judge you so much by what you have ty too. with the 0011M’. c1138 8nd done as by what you have honestly tried to do.

Not all youngsters have the same ability to learn easily; not all are . brilliant students, but the slow plodders very often are the ones who re- Style No. 613 is dcslflllfld 101‘ 51199 tain what they have learned and who make the most successful men. l4. 16, 1B ycnrs. 36. 33 H1191 4° 11191195

So my suggestion is that you and your father affect a compromise. bust, Convince him that you are doing your level best to get good marks a1; Size 16 requires 6 yafds of 39-inch school and let" him take the will for the deed and let you have your car material and 8% yards of Bit-inch DOROTHY DIX. ribbon for sash. te prosperous, 1 ye- Price of PATTERN 15 cents in that failed and now I stamps or coin (coin is preferred.) ghtcr who is comfortably Wrap coin 68111511113’-

m her husband's salary. __ _ daughter's musical education, - “ T “ _ — _ _ ’ ~ '- She hasacalyaflne home __________

m 80mg about almost m N0. e13. Size

so perhaps he is doing world to make it. later on, in making your Another interesting scheme for it

_ Dear Dorothy Dix-A few years ago I was qul signed a lucrative position to taikc up a business have been brought to poverty. I hBVe a duu married and has considerable earnings aside fro I spent many thousands oi’ dollars on my out oi’ which she now makes a good. income. and enjoys all that is best in life, whereas 1 a rags unable to make a living. In your opinion should this daughter assist me lit this time out of her separate earnings?

I not only think it is her duty, but that she s vilege that she should be able to repay some cf she is an ingrate and lacking in all natural feel

hould regard it a pri- ............. . YOK!‘ kindness to her, and ing if she does not do so. DORUPHY DIX.

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of college girls and debutuntes.

is wine rcd crepe silk with wine red

girdle of silver, with rhinestone but- tons

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“Wu-rods upon r-cmling ihc petition m, m“ or ]'|lil"li'|( l' Duffy ui’ Elllvlillil in Prinri- n» iv 1H H1111 Province, Fnriuer, the EXIWIIIOI‘ of tin‘. shove named estate praying that I citation may be luau-ad for the pur- pose hereinafter sct forth: You are ihei-cfnre horby required to cite rill puriiuus lutvrcstcil in lho siiill Esiuic

m’ ho and nppciir bcfnrr- m": ill u Probate Point in ho hiilil in flic (‘curt Iluuso in Phrirlotlcrlvivn, In Queen's County, in the said Prnvlncc. mrWednecduy the Tenth day oi‘ October next. coming. at the houi- of eleven o'clock forenoon of the name (lllV in shew cnune if iiuy they can \\"n'_\' tho ilccnunts of the mild ~11‘ nhoulvl not he llflilllPil nnrl the blilscii as pruyoil for lu sniil p aml nu umtinn oi‘ H. Francis .\l.1--- Pliee, Esq Proctor for said Petitioner. And l do licrhy order that n rrua copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper: published iii Charlottetown-n aforesaid once in each wcok for lit lonst four cnnm-utlvi- won-ks from tlu-

‘A n c: , u ibvl -I!v winfpflvlficsiqss cshh v [ENOUGH we c0119“

clutc- livreof and that n truc copy ¢ommgndgd_ his

hcrccf tic forthwith posted in thc fril- lbivlng puhllc pint’?! respcciivcly,

nforeuaid and in frnnt of the Hull in lcnn nforcsniil so that nil persons in-

"11" m" 1"“ '1'" "w" "'°“‘°'" Mermaid, Lot 4s, prqperiy of John (iii-on unili-r my hand nud ilic Scnl and Emily Mulch. G0 alcres client, - nl‘ the said Court this 4th driy of bflance valuable wood;

Charlottetown. L-ISO-Q-Lst-Gi.

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"i T ccoov Sllptember . 11 19 _"_"_' " < Whree o'clock ALL AND SlbGbliAll A 1 thtt certain piece or pnrccl of lnml -——-

Ilwnte loving 811d 1191"! °l1h1l°1 If; I um authorized by the owner to liryvzlallfilicsb‘frlllllerluTlhlqfiiitlK1",.,?,‘:,:1:,,]._5offer fur sale on the premises M. 3

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AN AMAZING MESSAGE

After a time there came the sound of a window being thrown open. Ivlrs. Harkness, having Miss Divlncs luggage and hcr own, pushed back the green shutters of

[her French Window at the other end

tof the balcony, and hustled out for

p. draught of fresh air after her work.

hand on Terry's shoulder their two figures dark as v _ .0 m f c early cut in black velvet against 5131:“inlnch£1§>ctg§11~»nolnoegoaih ‘in the sky sequined with stars. front o! the school-house in lonu Hétlfky WES n01; like 8J1 ordinary _____ servant. Miles loved and valued her. forested in the sniil Esliiti- as nforc- valuable shore farm 10 acres M élizekgzryntgéagoihiigif7u1d cheermul’ "I want to tell you," he said, as‘ with startled , . tcrubrr A D 19x4 him in the woman hesitated, "I want to tell you s?” MflzingilatlwaryffiprgaaMgma: that here is my happiness. ' promised to help me ‘knit up my re- vealed skein‘ of lifc again, Harky. “She's the only one who can do it. I've been finding that out, day by day. When the time comes that we

The Million Dollar D011

By C. N. (if A. M. Williamson

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incl-us Count ' or any Constable 1 had been craz for two 0r- three 33,;- _ iterate vet-soil within llllil County ‘marks in schcgl, due to my slow grit isn 0530111111,; fir? igeihlufiatflzgaggio; taken so suddenly. There's nothing I want so much as your happiness, sir: and I do think that Miss Div- ine is a young lady with n. good heart. You can rest on that Mr. Miles."

A5 H9119)’ quavered on, she spoke more and more warmly, though her face showed trouble. But Terry was not satisfied. She did want Mrs. Hankneu to be glad, really glad, if only that were possible.

Late that night, when the girl had

parted from Miles after a walk in the moonlight bright as zi day, though twice as wonderful, the old woman was waiting up w help un- dress her.

"Have I made you sad-or dis-

appointed, Mrs. Harkness?" Terry wistfully asked.

"N0——X10. Miss," Harky ans-

wered.

"Tell me," the girl went on. "Do

you think divorce is wicked?"

“Not I!" protested the old woman.

"I'm North of Ireland, I'm no Cath- iOllC. Them frivolous divorces I con- demn: that kind where their tem- pers don't combot. with each other, as they call it. But when a woman

.- < ai- can, we'll begin a new existence to-

l gether. Are you glad, l-Iar-ky?" v “Oh, Mr. Miles!" stammered his‘

old xiursc. “If it makes you happy,

.ll|' 11' . ll m- ‘ , , 1°i‘..-v.'-1...Fr'i1n'v'c Pillfrvzniliaim’ 1 l-arm rilperiy 1m happy mo. rims all I can say.

21 acrcs at Victoria, Queens County,

has deceived her husband that trusted, even if he couldn't love her —espccially deceived him Italian divorce is the only thing to part two persons who never could have been one, in God's holy ordin- FOR SALE "I'm sure my master has behaved