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i &~Woman’s Realm -.°- Social and Personal -.°- Fashions E-.*-Literature

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.Common Table Salt Often Helps Stomach

l Drink plenty of water with pinch bf salt. If bloated with gus add li pooh oi Adlerika. This washes out EOTH stomach and bowels and rids

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A certain credit manager had

bombarded one of his delinquent customers with a steady series of collection letters. Beginning with mild requests in a. semi-humorous vein, the letters had gathered force as they continued, until the last missives of the series threatened suit in no uncertain terms.

At long and at last, as they say in

Ireland, he got a reply. This was it:

“Dear Sir: I have many, many

hills to settle. So each week I put them all in a hat and draw out one which I pay. It may be your tum

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. 0 Fa ul* 1 .-;°;f:.:;.::io..f..f1.yD..» I to I.Ei'c?` , Facts

Wh d d d they can revive a dead love and get back the men they have lost. Some-

e nf a y times it is a girl who asks it. She and Tommy had been going together

gets home . . .

I TB1a.t'a just about time for one good romp-and then it's time for Sonny's suppor. How you both love to sec him cat . _ . dig right into his cereal and milk and fruit!

If you hnven't tried it-give ,

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t is Easy to Keep Love Alive, Says Dorothy i Dix, But it Would Save a Lot of Fruitless i . , Work -and Worry, and the Hope De- l

ferred That Maketh the Heart

Sick, if Women Would Face . the Fact That There is ,z

no Reviving Dead °

l Love

There is no question that I am asked oftener by women than how

for a year or so and he seemed crazy about her. They had dates every evening and went everywhere together and he made ardent love to her and told her he couldn't live without her and they were virtually engaged. '1"hen, somehow, he just slack- ed off, began breaking dates and commenced going with another_girl. And her Door little heart is broken and she wants to know some magic by which she can tin-n him into an impetuous lover

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Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished With Every Pattern

Bu Annabelle Worthington

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the house attractive, etc.

‘ 0ne's mind naturally runs to thoughts of dimity prints, batiste prints, etc., for such I. dress, But there are other materials such as dotted Pilllle-1. striped or plain linen. cotton mesh, tub silks, etc., 'which could enter the running, too. For this model, a blue and white dirnity print with blue bias binds was 1 ' chosen `

Style No. 904 is designed for sizes I

36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46 inches bust. 5

Size 36 requires 2% yards of 39-inch ` 5

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GENUINE ORIGINAL ROGERS SILVERPLATE

1847 ROGERS BROS.

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DWEST PRICES N 18 YEARS!

1841 Rogers Bros.

' lndodlng the new " HU Moldy" paihn

Tecspoons-NOW $2.50 for six

md | complete 2,6-plea Tray set with $.H. Mirror Stainless

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icons-NOW $1.25 lor six, with the 26-piece set with alnlcss Kni\m,nlowes.......................$15.00

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lee your nearest Silvenoqre Dealer to»dayl

GENUJNE ORIGINAL ROGERS SILVERPLATE

B41 Rogers Bros. WM. ROGERS & SON

nsist on EB International Silver Company Products.

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$27.00

Wm. Rogers In Son

Include; bulihl “Puls” pcihm.

material with 'na yards or binding. I

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pattern. -

Wrap coin carefully. forth streams of reproaches which

re often than not culminated in attack of hysterics.

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Price of Pattem 15 cents in temper, in the course of which she'

stamps or coin (coin is preferred.) would upbrald him bitterly. POUNDS nothing beautiful grows in dark-

' Sunlight: Keep in the sunlight;

NOTICE T0 FUX RAIIUHERS

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him a. bowl of Kcllogyfs Rice Krispies. \Vntcli liim listen . . . as those toasted rice liulililcs

Oftener still it is a. wife, When they were

married her husband was desperately in love with

actually crackle out loud.

Rice Krispiea are one of the

but of cereals for children. So tempting, nourishing-and cnsy lo digest. Serve for breakfast, lunch-for supper.

Always oven~fresh in the

lcd-snd~green package with the

hcr, but now he has grown indifferent to her. He no longer sees her as a woman, but just as a piece of usef ui household machinery that he dis- plays no more affection for than he does for the vacuum cleaner or the electric refrigerator. It has been years since he noticed what she had on or liow she did her hair or told her how pretty she was or gave her a. kiss that wasnt an insult, itwas so cold and passionless and so flavored with ham and eggs and a sense of duty. And the iorlorn and desperate wife wants to know how she can awaken romance again in her husbands

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breast and make herself the desired thing to him that she once was.

love has fled it is gone forever. Once passion has burned itself out there is no reklndling its dead ashes and blowing them into a flame again. No woman is miracle-worker enough to breathe the breath of life again into the corpse of a dead love.

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"':..: y' l ` they learn out of a school oi’ correspondence that brings the boy friends, t

And the answer to their pitiful questions is, sadly, that it cannot be

ne. Once a woman has lost a man he hssgone beyond recall, Once

It is only in fiction that maidens practice some sort oi’ conjure that y

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Old Dutch Cleanser for Clean-up Week li is your most imporioni aid. lis llol-slioped particles are

nuiural Cleansers that quicl<ly co

visible dirt and the dangerous invisible impurities, assuring spicl< and span appearance and wholesome, hygienic cleanliness.

Old Dutch contains no harsh, scratchy grii, caustic or acid. Sole for all your cleaning because it doesn'i

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A u I A , something of the appeal ul; g fo,-_ at least with justice and with I ang" fu°k"°d lm h" 1°n7' n‘"°W .,`\` YO 'WW given dura wud ure, u, mn, yo, ceruiu need dr kinduuess. aut and °Y°°‘» bm* “S m1““'Sh°- ks (conginucdl former naughtiness by an almost did not second his efforisf Instead. “Then” if “you k“°W'” "wed f ~ Y _ alarming access of virtue she became more cxigeant and T°rmm`i" pa muy' "lt 55 surely

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‘No \“ S ma §metf““l°', mlhh hc” ”°‘"‘l she accepted with meek ddeuiiy difficult as time pant-d ou. ‘“°~“ f°°1‘5l1 °f Y°\ W keep “UDB

eifogt toliiidsniiafi l h Bd mme; no Bla'se's dccsion regarding l-he pure- She was no longer satisfied by the , Why I d° "°t' Why °""° Y°“ °°n'

,ho h sh h 8 er' ‘flue ml' ly formal relations uiwn which fact that she was once more ln- tem- y°“"5°lf Wm* thl“55 “-9 "WY _

ug e “d hem ‘° PM Wm’ their men-led life was henceforth stalled as the iuutrm of staple ure, Neem we can only try to continuing from day to day until all is sold, the entire

1 _ . viii; li1‘(l)ili/<llelli‘i1ilf'c'i>}irli mil” mail Nesm t0 be based, ..PDarentlY humbly She demanded a husband who make the best °l 9' bm -l°b- Y°“ equipment of R we" furnished 30 umm hotel? beds' bed'

0 pon er in thankful to be reinstated as his would surround her with all the d°“'t hell’ me muy- in the mailer-"

3:; gllfx ‘;fh:“h;”“;;eg"$;;°lt’; i wife on ,my mm whmoeve, nm, nine observances ,mt only me "_ "I doutweiit to help you," she refrigerator, dishes, chinaware, silverware, cutlery, stoves. gm where” me had mm to he more td dictate. self dun umm, whom sh. squid retorted vclously. 'I want you to rugs. carpets, ollcloths and linolcums, pictures. Everything

,ook upon _mm as I beloved dBugh_ 'I' know 1 have been bdd_bad_»» altemately soold and cajole as the lglvct me. And you' won‘t because of mr' and no one had rejoiced more she declared, "io run sway and fancy took her, but who would al- M; dWa5h'~`d'°Ut' °f’kl“U» °5\'l`°W-

sincerely than h.s mother when leave you like that. I can‘t"-for- ways come hack to her, after a tff, 1 ‘C W°>ma“ Wh° 15 llllllil with 32

Blaise had confided to her the lomly-“hope for you to love me ready anew to play the adoring Lad-V I-'“i'm°"~ ‘md 31125 in 10"

,¢am__~» level. 1 with you, too! . . . Noi I won't

;',f;"w;;',dh" °;§;“°”°°"°' M' 1'" and 'rdruimu md replied with one found s1sue'sdooi,u-assured. b' Quiet’ 0h"'-hu' v°1¢° filing

. see re e in his ._ , me turned down ‘fr Zvgfgmd the uiunutskebid decision; elder-brotherly kindness unendur- you mink 1 _dons beginning M B newer' fairer page' Y No, you cant hope for that. And able, and she exhausted herself; ow" gs, ut I d9~ I do. _I tell illuminated with happiness! And Im glad you understand and rcoog- beating continually against the rock Y SI; instead’ like a me that hu 1_eced_ nise the fact. Still, we can try to be of his determination, without pm- e sprang from the couch, where l ed ,ar out _nd men mm in *_ good n»1ends,Nen.s dt nm." ,ducmg any effect suis: :neu is ,SM had been lellins mdolently :mid gsm with redoubled energy' the But th's tranquil state of things'make his manner even more aus- 9' MBP Of vu-Sh-011-v. Ind crossed the-

wholc misery and sorrow of the only lasted for a comparatively tere less friendly than it had been to hlsgide. H ,mst had rcwmcd upon mm' a short time. Very soon, as the no- before, 1,] uyouh Sir mc? she cried thousand times accentuated by rep velty and satisfaction of her rein- Then when she recognised her to- 0 en Y. H_ H8 him by the arm.l

statement began to wear off, Nasta tal inability to move him to any YW think Im B bl-nd 1001! But-

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piuve and remove boili the

son of his love for Jean

Nick. qulttcd Staple and establ'shed isp

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D°n't you love in It is d dyes. Oli

hlngs" and feel :use right 1,., 1,,

can don when you are "doin

no fussy bits and ends to get in

curious, stoleal self-cotnrol. It

‘ ' ` ' ' '"""‘°"" "' seemed as though the Tormarln

N“m° temper had been exorclsed as if

........,........,................». mat “em” St°"m °l ‘"3" P"°V°k°d

street Address ~ ' by Maddme de vBl'l§TlY'5 lvillllts,

" and which had so nearly resulted

~°°'~~°°"°‘-°--~-~°°--'~~~°'°~°‘°" in a tragedy, had shocked Blaise any Smle into realisation of the terrible lat-

" ent possibilities or me muuy num;

and the absolute necessity for an

Try Lydia E. Pin|ilnm's Vegetable Compound lm” sewgovemment-

ee s e t 's

___=:::_V__i_m:_,_ _ V, For w lu. he upport d Nes a ;.§=§§§;`-§a‘V’\'§2;,._§jf». `-‘;f_ petty glbs and cbullitfons of tem.

_._.===;& E lper with illimltablc patience, and ” "' "U ?lI§=f"‘ f":=§f‘ ""' 'lt was only when, trading on h's

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304 “`" _ lunaccustomed forbearance, she ven-

ltured too far, that she was brought very suddenly to understand that thex'e was a limit beyond which she dnight not go.

Felt Terribl Nervous

Fsgged o t . . . always melanchoi and ' ~» 1 blue. Sheushould rake Lydia. E. link- I I know “ly you no longer love

ham`s Vegetable Compound. Irs tonic me", she l-°ld mm at lash cm an crion builds up the sysrem Try ir occasion when she had been va'nly

Wevvlyour card in 'ir .l__._l.._i_

__ > en g,ma ing lcndeavouring, by every feminine

my 'hall'-a.po10gBi~iC air With which mg characteristics <f the old Nesta-

had at first reassumed her podiggon the pettish, self-willed, pleasure- 1”” mlstfesl f° °V°k° ‘Wm Nm

of Chatelaine of Staple, dem-“ng loving woman of former tlmes-be- somelslin °f!_°'n awmenlnf tend'

eagerly to Blaise on every point and gan t0 reassert themselves. msg' I n°W '

I ‘trying her utmost ic, please mm Blaise tried hard in exerc'se for- _she 'waded hcl ham head 'slgnl'

l gy Mun", p¢,||e,. 'and conform to his wishes 1; held bearance w th her and to treat her, Manny' While Pl*`P°l°l'5 °f -l°°1°“"

hem" fm. the sew d L. ` t Her butterfly nature could retain him than if he had been blind, she

blnndfshmcnt and wile oi' which she

' _ - _ i Fm not! 1'm notl 1’ve seen chatl

It . ,nh h _ became _more self assured and, dp sort of responsive emot on, and that

_ ,ore °;;;,“Lady"Arfgzyiggxefhsffh ly ph-entry, considerably less visited by, ner beauty-which was undeniable- P¢l\=fS°n WOM" lwking at you like

' ` asms of repentance and remorse. made na more impression upon|B

cat looking through the lar-der

window-”

Farm For Sale

Desirable farm with good bulld-

Commenolng May 16th, we will

have a. ear of lox food at Horan Siding' on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays of each week.

ings, at Cradlgan right beside the railway and almost within village, consisting of 93 acres of land.

F°\' particulars spnlv to D. R.

Mcswain, Cardigan, or H. F. Mac- Phee. Bolicitor, Riley Building.

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emu-iomtewn. _ _ ~ Kings Favorite

1-:N'noLLMEN'r No. 10

SALE' PURE :man cLvDEsD.\i.a

ma mania narrrom co.. ammo.

3125-5-1'l~6l.

STALLION

Will make the season at the owners

HOUSE AND PROPERTY drlbblb Hlmpshlre, except every

uesday when he leaves home trav-

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l'“'“’ 12 |'°°m" M°d°"“ “°“"“l°“` Hampton at noon where he will rc-V W" PNUIWI |-“°|\"|° |l|'¥° born. main til! Wednesday at noon, leav- lawa and_ fruit frees. If not sold, ilu' there for home at nllht by wfu

prlnmy 'ul be md by “mo -"eb: $1 Bonshaw and New l-ldven. Thu lon on Mayrzdth. instant at 1 o'e|ock Mumme Fairs 'ut Fam P- Ill- Terms-$4.00 and $8.00. Mares at

na. PALMER. owners risk-

orse won first money at all the

GEO. C. KlTSON»

I' A' Mahmud' - . Owner and Charge.

A"°"°"°°“- am-5-zo-41.

3218-5-21-tf.

PUBLIC A UC HON A T

DA VIES HOTEL

W Commencing on Wednesday, May 25, at 10 a.m. and

ding, springs, mattresses, couches, bureaus, tables, chairs.

must go as hotel has been sold. J. A. MacDonald, Auctioneer. G. R. Holmes, Solicitor.

ll-5-21-23-25-3i ‘

Ocean Fares. Reduced 20%

o_o:

Round Trip Rates between MONTREAL and GREAT BRITAIN

areonly _

This means $1.00 for 80 cents ‘ ~

n me at he ver deep impression for any resorted to the old, painfully famll- ,

Suddenly she felt Blalsc‘s hand

Cabin 8192. up Tourlat $149. _/ Third 8108.

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scrolch line surfaces or rouglien the hands, yel it will do lhe heaviest scouring |osl<s 'lléllfl Diiigll easily and quicl<|y. Costs less lo use be- ‘ """"M

cause ii goes further.

You lol<e core ol the yard. Old Dulch will y

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lake care ol the house and garage. ,;\ s.;

And me :nought uf how gladly she would have effected the same change. had it been Jean whom mais” ‘WS bllngillg heme as his ,bF5flf‘. added but a krencr pang L0 her sorrow.

0 f HIGH sas ery 'Q G EM LY E I ovens ctoooeo on/uns ~ xcrrs on/lm: oven

a`_;; Af ALL GIOCEII

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` ~ » » t S pl.. At the commencement, of the new Nil me Norte had apprarcd gmvung lv rr~pf~rii1nt 'ind a h mp

, » ~ L ' ~ I d of her conduct ln ilu' past, and there wa;

Dower House, retiring thither in n° y

favour of NME who W” new m_ length of time. and gradually the lar weapons oi' tears and fits. of

C1Bl>P¢d against her lips, stemming i

She watched with anxious eyes B

the progress of ev"n's a ta -.

stalled once more at the Manor. ’_""_?F'__'° '

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Severe Headaches

Plmplos on Face

Min Mario L. C. Blackwell, Gu 4

Alta., writes:-"For two lulerlod lrom :Frm beadsc as, and

nm soc. .

P seemed incurable, and Libought the pimpin would new Allfndid nmumddd aufdodr

the torrent of vulgar recrlmination and abuse that poured from them, He held it there qu‘te gently, so as not to hurt her, but immovably, and she had pcrforce to hear what he wished to say in rebellious sil- ence.

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NOWIS'l'Ill'_l'lMlT0'l'AI.l’l1IATTlllPHOMl

_ Book :mv to iceun but accommodation.

. Relllllr weekly calling: Montreal ' to London, liverpool, Glasgow,

BeIh|t,l;lymou|.h,Havro. Also

Express teamenhomNew ' ", Yoekaudkntou 9 ,

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