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TENDERS

Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned till noon Saturday,

routes may be seen at‘ Secretary's

office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. -- l. l. BIOWN. Secretary,

Kensington Dairying Association. L445!

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the melted butter, over

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rope. and also in Round steak, chuck beef or other

who has to support a family must deny complicated with in-laws, or Jealousies,

But youth goes by. A man tire ll parties and balls and oi’ his taste for light loves with life, or

congenial husband and wife who have all me know that each could tum to the other sec though all the world was against them.

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Jinmis acknowledged the intro- duction a haughtily.

had meant, originally, not to worry

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oral thing, he has his children. No man ever '

new that the father does who feels his baby's arms the first time, and no man knows the pride and joy ment that the father feels in his sons’ and daughters’ triumphs.

say thatmamedmsuarenotmiybs live longer because they lead a more settled life, nagging makes chem tﬂs care o kept from pneumonia by his wif bers, and many a man's life is

Dear was Dix-What about ungrateful children? 1 have worked hard and denied ury but most oi all the ordinary comforts of life in children warm and well fed and give them the people had. when 1 was worked out they told me: OWN to take care offﬂo! But they do not come to see me. Neither do they although they have ears and telephones and a phone call would let me know they thought of must endure lighter, and keep my heart warm for homes and children of their good food and go to the

welare.

heartless and ungrateful people less their consciences are utterly

_itwasferllnibthathewasber .friend.

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mm m s of running He wearles of g loop the pace h ys. and bought tines. and then getting lsas pleasure out of it. than the old bachelor. l: is that the married man with his home, his wife

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mories in common, and who ure oi loyalty and affection,

because, as a gen- the thrill of l- around his neck or in his own achieve-

DOIDHIY DIX.

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JUST TALKING

A isnk, disconsolatsdooking farm- er stood on the steps of the ‘Ibwn Hail during the grogrus of a poli- tical meeting. "Do you know who's talking in there now?" dllnanded a manger briskly, pausing a morn- ent beside the farmer, "or are you Just going in?"

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99hr. but that they and because their wives’ fthensselves. Theysaymanya mania e‘: continual reminder to put on his rub- saved by his wife tormenting him into going to see a physician ln time to catch and scotch some deadly disease.

Bomarriageiswortlstryipg. Once,

I have been a myself not only every lux- order to beep my advantagm other young As soon as they were self-supporting they married and "We cannot help you. We have our

yourself to give than member tbs nlsh

grateiulcreaturss thattheyara. Thersisnolnckoboistlnwchiidren dmhttmlﬁ" "i: muwwlrnludhlw? treat their parents. It is‘grim, rolentlec logic. 5%, éoduuw?klchu_ "m" m: - a done so, "

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gnteful or unapprociativs. no; in life is in cbertshing them.

them.

Ibr not all mothers are treated as you are. Not all children are im- Thsra an thoslands with reverence and adoration to their mothers and whole lﬂlwlt 51991‘

mistak is dab t msrsuiferingshavs not beenin vain ifit makguorther moetherfzefrailli fyrom spoiling their children. and wit!!!" thernto impressupon the plasticmindsof their babes asenssoldut!" towomanwhoborsthemassdﬂwhasmadea sacriﬂeasior

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gr. "Well," replied the oraustrymsn, panting his hand across his brow, "he didn't say."

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arising.

iirsspring days without a topcoat in inky blue and white printed crepe

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liaa ll requirm aqi yards 8-inch

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. New Spring Smariness

illustrated llmsuslring Lessons Furnished With Each Pattern By Ruth Rogers

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and "Lew" ml Upset