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‘MONEY VITAL m MARRIAGE

Happiness Comes Only When Lovels Abbet- ted By Ability To Meet‘ Expenses

consul that in trinwnyislarnely ttlofmon- Jtiastreaflrghowdiugfaulltliltiltlbncombinlflletwb flnmn- ow eand lnonewlultdontseun mix well and. time whiulgmllllel-eumonloellonloeu» li Jlrwhlch hamtntestbc 000G .

The traditional attitude towards this matte- is that money has noth in; to do with love‘: ymnflream. and that mere is no price uwe. by this {is

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Misled

belief they can only have cans-l‘: oth m never hunger or . or an - clothes, or desire any other a-muaemenet than

ng and coolnc and taking the temperature others affections. ‘

LIVING EXPENSE! LIQUID! MONEY

of each

‘t so glamorous when she can't aflord a wave or a new frock. when she looks at shabby. run-dlown-at-the-heel. discouraged Perci- ai. she wonders what made her do it.

Of course. love isn't for sale over the wunier and y-ou can't buv mat- imonial felicltv with money but neither is there any haminese in the omes where the wolf is always howling at the door.

Crtairllth is topdctitatplovok ll uarrelsin lhe fainily circle’; thengloney cues-tin u n ma“ u“ a

n. ‘The average n st of supporting a. family. and the oversee wife writhes under the hum- Eztlon of having to go like a beggar to her for the money she

ea . a hundred times over by her labor in the home. so they fight

e a cat and dog over the hills. and dread the first of every "month as

they do the Judgment De .

POOR BOY. RIOII Gill: AITAII PO!!! PROBLEM

Ouriosiy erwllzii. one of the ‘ b! ofmm ises whenapoorboy andarichzlri faliinlovearmfowaglxtltomarrymh other. He is a flne. independent lad wl h plenty of ability to succeed o hlsown. and he can't bear m think of ninlself d erartlng into notin

m l but loner on strlch wife. Blrt if he es the airl he loves tirlft is hi: bie fate. So which shall it be. love and monemor independence without love?

And there is small clmnce for ill/unifies! in either choice.

"Give me neither poverty nor riches" prayed a wise man of old. ‘rhat raver lzoea double in matrimony. for the happiest m ages are those

which love and money are mixed. About, hslf and h;

I O I g I l O I I he \Voman s Realm

W“ ' KITCHEN MUSIC an yo ls

away from firefigh- Bome folks like organ music: Olive Willis. headmistress at a. Some may prefer a band; But there's one kind of music I think is simply gr : Itsto hear a. steak a-aputter As it sizzles in t pan. And to hear the kettle singing As a kettle only can

na g

don. Young girls shy away fmmthe

profession. she said because of the edomilna

pr nce of aplnsters among teachers. They feel if they them- . aelvea become teachers their And to hear the dishes cllnking charlces o1 marriage become lessen- When the tables being set. ed. When a fellows izood and hungry. That's the sweetest music yet. —Mrs. Ivan Bell. Oottam.

run romp/spouse

—-— . r tati r the Aumrs snovlvn non: mug, fix‘? Zgdfm , . . 0min 1' en . G 9X.

heir: .1e:a.-iis.r rm 1- 1 o we e M»

This gallant regiment has just held a dramatic encoun with some _c.f When potatoes are nearly cooked Keasemng’; 1mm“, Danzem m. add salt to insure flouriness and pom a 1mm,‘ “n” n; bad 9 5s g; vrevent I-lwm “em Re '0 8h eagle with outstretched .

"es- Swewm came“ mspcommunoratlng the

p . This removes all dust and wills not llarm the lightest 0f car- D6

A-iemon sucked will dissolve a. dsh bone in the throat.

Sulfathlamle. used in the treat; menr. of inflammation of the ton- sils. is now put up in chewing girn orm.

MONTGOMERY ANECDUIE

, Montgomery recently visited Cambridge. lt is M’. his re- uuest that Dr. G. M. writing from inc Master relatas

whiten it wonderfully.

armmoa. in 1812 of

of the French 62nd Regiment. July. 1916. the Essex found itself close to the French 62nd on lhe western front. and the letters C. O. was so interested in the history of the cattle on the British regiments buttons that he out one of! an of- ficer's tunic as a souvenir.

To remove ace powder from a sa/bin or velve dress brush lightly with a woollen cloth. LINEN LESSONS Worn out linen a problem? Here ' are tips on how to make everv bit you possess work overtime. ( sheets down the 669-!

College (Dr. Trevelyan says) Gen- eral Montgomery pointed to the hall steps and said to me "Those o were Lthe Stigms any faltlger lumped are on g, _

up a one cun ' e genera ‘s .3) wuhclog“ out o; bag, ww. lather. l-lcnr, Hutchlnso M t-

gomerymwrxards Bishupifl wasolim 51:6. Cutout the good spots

11nd rlmwduate t Trlnit lass new’ ‘

to leave. He girlie herb £3.53. m. we}, mewi,“ Butlers Harrow with a great repu- Mgkgg one m“; 5 m than”) :4 runner awmsglmnnw- <5) Pot holders iromlbath mats ( 0 on C f l0

his sorta’. and elem?” 1 was often Elf g, the mo”, w“ a" m“ 101d in his i‘ V.

HINT! 0N ETIQUITTI Fellow melts at a lirndieon small

The Mexican uanchas. a san-

‘woven henequen sole are generally 415mg q home mm u‘ ‘l rural ddstric a ha ggvgmed - "l" distinctive designs whiclfnindicatg m w one ‘mm,’

When about to give the weakly owm sup nscmlas emu": $11 wumguqfeilfitfieg The thesis or old maid aehool- for wllelivillufis lawn:

Foot. are used over direct heat.

ture a "male"

Among those present were Mr.

Gordon, of Ottawa.

in the washer. dirt from the water goes back into the fabric. ‘lnrec to nve minutes in the machine is enough for silk or rayon: fiye to ten minutes for slightly soiled cot- ton or linen Very soiled cotton or linen needs fifteen minutes. If clothes are not clean in fifteen minutes. they need another washing in clean water. For best results in washing ivccl blankets. four to five minutes is enough.

Take care of enamel. glass. pot- tery: Soak stains from enamel or glassware with baking soda. on a damp cloth. Vinegar removes hard water stains from metal or glass but strong acids are bad for cnamclware. Spare

these from ralpld temperature a

cnanga. Never run water into

hot dry ban or set one on a wet surface. Be sure to follow manufac- turers’ directlons for using po and glassware especially when

Bests show bad cliects from acid ll; It vt

It is sometimes hard to sepals“ the leaves in a, heard of lettuce. The best way is to remove the core. then

the head where the core was rntil the pressure of the water forces the leaves apart.

Folks soon will be out ira-‘npinr! all over the ground to pick spring bouquets Maybe thafs what mains the wildflowers wild.

To prevent -"‘-i‘~ "w"- flonl hav~ lbs: lumps in it don't allow fat or flour to become too hct before add in: the milk. Stir abmit ‘.5 cup r‘ milk in verv slowly as sauce thick- ents. then wraduaily add the rc- malninz milk and stir until it thick- ens. .

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Walton, photoga ding which took place Saturday afternoon lll the F‘ . Montreal. Mrs. Walton was formerly Miss MZTZJTM Jenn G ‘

ter of Dr. A. H. Gordon and of the late Mrs. Gordon, and Mr. Walton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Blake Walton, of ‘lcronto.

before cleaning. Take-

ttery they _,

let water from the faucet flow into ’

he

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§ Bullshit-Diary. ‘l: Anilalnnlfarluar’: WifavE

was wilooted nt the party. I HEB-Y say too the lunch was as usual ecta-ble

Moyra Gregor shmuilow cake tried their best to interfere with my slumbers but everything consider- ed I too slepiuwell. _

This was such a beautiful morn- ing, I knew I should do a little more house cleaning But as the beglnnl to mean

Baum Phon- lmurrllhl named! ' ~ . ...' wed-I

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and Mrs. J. P. Gordon 0i‘ Charlotte-

town. Mr. D. H. Gordon of Kitchener, Ont. and Mr. and Mrs. H. F.

it. after removing from the refrig- erator heat a bowl in hot waiter and invert it over the butter. Let stand about five min-lites. nnd the butter will spread more easily.

On the average it takes live acres of land to raise horse for a vcar.

feed for a single

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v TH_E IlNTISEPTIC l LlNlMENT 1

HONORED BY UNIVERSITY

DUBLIN —- (C?) — Sir Thomas’ hloloney, vice-chancellor or Dublin nzv

eralty, has been presented by l W" W’ 11c board oi Trinit coueae. Dublin.‘ amt 1 "m

with a gold meda to commcrno-l rite the completion of 25 rears w- Tflc as vLrltor and vice-chancellor.

ATTRACTIVE pawn-fir is CROCHETED

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The weather iui. I gave little thought to their predioti uld Woods

c as queried. could I lacking soap. wash out closets which are always my first objective? Then I reasoned. rather happily. this would necessi- tate a trip to The Corner. The day was most inviting. were eggs to be taken. Not n eat many od course but a few ozen that had accumulated. for the hens are now laying more than we can conv ‘ 4v use. James had gone in early morning to assist mt the wood-sawing at Rob's so r the time being I was left pretty well to be "the IDBSUCILOI‘ my fate.’ Straits-how time does silo by in h the:

farm ouses e s. von

before l- as Aunt Kitty Mahoney

used to say-could "turn ' und" it as time for dinner

franchise ior women and all that. neverthedless I find myself cater- ing more to the male of the species lndthis house than the f . I

. was a grand walk day and as I could take my time. I enjoyed lt very much The country was attractive in n. bedraggl sort way. T118113 was a certain bee/uty even in the gray fields. that presently will l be wit

the ploughed rwearthkhkTihere f}: v r hdlm 8 tlisodryingnécziut gifteparatorv to “the seeding" which will sneak up so unsuspectinslwolle ‘of these times.

I saw teams turn oil’ the Alderlea. to the old "Mill-Read". supposed

o hollow. l . sound of the saw at the mill. There

repair work which must be attended walla and roofs must be weather- h a war does con- to Mr. Evret who “reckoned thered be a charlge soon" and Joe Morris. takl away bank- ing at the Evrels, sa d "when she backs Wound this way. look out for rain". meaning of course the wind. then was a0 beauti-

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was Mr. vis . ed “How would Mrs. Mao-

tired from the night befme so I recanted ‘ “Mom h

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_ ult _ fine" and

Xgyalm zlomwtfheatveillbe. Certain- Mr. Woods kn

ew was I-I 125i‘ and wouldn't she

. t Mr. Gregor informed me that!!!

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This hath mat reouirea little time to crochet in the diamond

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of a task is supposed f the battle I reckoned I 1a

ed Ian as a regular feature cash day.

wk h ‘trade Board from houseyvlves in u- eiIect with the faded red ofK-wgg b, u,

on bugjdlnigos. m

me. It wi . have a little more were _ ea ' well on- our

overland that_ presently there wl again be freedom of the seas for all nations

one

I cohslderit a lovely‘ incident and one that every I_ may well be proud of that one of her

dalkblérs 1M5! Rita Gallant. HW-

work. on Destroyer construction in Canada. Islanders will be much in- ierestedto ‘watch he careers of both ship and young lady. May the years be kind to them

Joe Morris was here this even- lnft-he is working with the Evrets now-end Jock and Jeanie came in to hear a favorite Radio after that they d 11111180. loan form operations, the sick and of course the wea- ther. We had something to eat and they have gone for as Joe remark- ed: ‘This won't be the tune in the more..." ‘ism "Wm- r"...

. as es sa " better than fmlt." y‘ $tuntil tomorluw-Diary-Good-

A Job Only ' You Can Do -

nave-wounds Aplhlwan

Quutlona and Answers on Pr!“ Control will anus In T!" 6'1""

.'h questlonfgre those which M" rent-tied the Wartime Prices Ill“

hll . The wan region an:

meagre:-

g No. M6’! in siu 36 uirel 8% .0»- who have lateliuepi uuylqwg "l-lngldxfgifleifvlf‘ m; 1&1

to nk on iirlee control are

la pend them in . writing to l!"

Women’: Regional .AdYl80|'I Con»

mitten of the War -'l‘lmu Prl

anQrl Trade Behalf-M u m m ‘the . H88 l. V I

aam house any-rhht lander any

circumstances to enter my a -

meat m- mvones for tha matter

without our uw ion? .

Name .. Street Address dl shall-be’tidwshow. 03m??? his alent csxhowe bromective c", ' "Wm" ,- p m“ .

dot-ion lit I-l i’ I'll-b - ‘o! lgcfloon lord‘. drills‘? ‘ - l W m, a“... - ‘Mmfi "‘“¢mmy “m” “l m’ m” Grad: git-ll Alice

of hose wasthaswrerlltamdewr_lmfleomuul~»_- mimbo slo¥l°s%i'll<’lm§h' e more Gm“ v1 '- 1 ‘Maw’ than c for a bottled coca cola un- 9 gghdeuksluum smlwin

less they have authorization flan on“ n: l Bu” s - ’ lrhel-v row “blbfell while. and it is‘ Lillian Battny, a vlvuaoeraoll. likely Batman‘: M uwfivélvefi‘ Grade I --v l w“ name en's we-wili inves w. This . ass. Junior. Amie slulmn. 7c rice for bot cakes 941i. _

up es m those consumed at thi- Perfect sttendanoe: Malcolm Mac- colmier also. , Billy Sullivan. Peroenteul

II VWOIQI

The little enmen was mu. but eeremo aeemedin

wedded o?"

m.’ laid l-hl s Va“: “$5.?!” ’°' annoy the bride-

know."

thou have‘ lawful wedded conned to

pom lllll. ran thgmanagni-‘ug: a 16am imk for a Lola. are you'll’ elk t e man- dolin duck I and one ' lir- la lit “essa- dnitii. m“

_ ' " We've foul- “mar-d” "And do you think you can 80

tilromhtiiem with ‘your act?"

"I know I can." . ‘Dn’ turdaye we often have as any six show and on some

III I holdlbatolrzzanh.

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‘s-aéi-"muo <1» I “the fluvial Flavor only pea-lem- oan -

cake in’ cuLlLlukewal-ln whim’. W9!!-

l . to for thevglgt gulfeiillis.

. . ..lleutstea. . hatcase. must have one

DOUGI-INUTB ' _ l - - ' i . Police of eight states are search- < ‘Hires olnsfloisr. ‘:11 lap. salt. 3 in8 101'. .3-year-oid Deborah Hund-

ts _ wder. 2 tbsps. but- ley lwho has disappeared fm h ; w? a lit e Dgrounsl nutmeg. 2/3 Millburn. Nd, home. Authglrltlg; oup mar. i out! mil!- 2 eon. BiN fear that the pretty brown-halves. fimir. salt. Ina-kins NWWI- Ind "g daughter of a shipyard engineer" solcehsrguws _ mm ‘Se?!’ may have been kidnapped. , dm . .- md ,t_=_-—..—---._?_- -. b r‘ “to” m~ c” n then add 2 cups ‘warm water ms"

aims rnsr lwoulnclurf s

rnel shortenlnz UGAII. 0R. BUTTER the peel: add fl

and the salt and 7t

m: ba .- had it pretty well done rol- 1 had‘ “WM”? 8°“ “a =3,’ 03%“ ‘f; _ ell bee-t it well. then add flour w; made a beginning the day I wash- ' ‘tvmimi, d,” M,“ _ w, “u; “y, 14 ow corn stiff. Knead down well. men; ed the blankets. I expect I shall be "beamed m ‘ma; mm;- u a 5 , 2% cups lulse Ill water. a. let rise till twice its size. Then mix 3 dlsillisioned one of these fine dale! t o; he; o“, qumuvs go;- oflly lttlg salt. l dessert-spoon - down. Then. let rise again. when _ m” I “m” “°"°°'°‘°‘“l"“ w” a-vouml lady tn stamina. and '- lne melted. vi 011D mixed peel Ind W" W!" "1 m" W" Ind bah W“ °1 u“ "Mm" mdallrm‘ ghgg ion d ~be the first woman to flour 1o knead Method: Soakyeast about l5 i000 minutes in medi - llfifld 811811’ B5 SD90 O 508 ‘ . ‘g _

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