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And all oi us know women who take All their husbands can sive them Every Pattaern and who never give anything in return. We know women who refuse to bear By Anngbglle Wortmngtgn children or to keep house or to try to make themselves pleasant and som- _.__

panloxuible. And we know wives who ere such tyrants that t.iv:-fl:-ever even give their husbands a. night out or let them visit their own families, and if ,

these men come to hate their balls and chains who can blame them?

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- M ’» T _ _ ;.‘f each other they would laugh you to scorn. Be just! How absurd! When they

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Q. ls .L absolutely nccr-ssnry for a

Woniaii to recognize a strictly busi-

ness ficqiiiiiiltaiire, when meeting him lit some socinl funciion?

A. No, unless she wislics to do sn. Q. Wlion stoppnig for son1cLl-nic at

a hotel, is it necessary for a wonian to wear her hat in the dining room?

A. This depends somewhat on

local Customs, but as a rule it is not.

Q. is it riecessary for si hostess to

linke on cflort in keep con'.'ci'sation going?

A. Yes, if li becomes riecassary to

do so.

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;_ ious people should soc things in ex- ',` ,iggeruted diincnoions. if An' American negro, Sam, was on

._ tour of Egypt. Here he saw, in rho » '.’3.lloy.' of the Kings, the tonilis oi

long fl"rid Pliomoiis, cn\'ci‘ui': ilu: plain as far as the eye could sec. Fhere he saw the pyramids lining ‘ie banks of the Nile for miles and miles. and learncd that each one “ns

I he biirial place of li tlscinscd sov-

'rclgn.

"How do you liko the co\in'.ry'?" :lied the guide. "Brother," replied Sam, his tooth “i$lrt:‘i'in<1, "dis :=.in‘t no <-:>i\iiL:',','. Dir, 'rl 21 exaggerated ceniL‘t~.’:'y,"

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In R e lie F Work ToDate

(Canadian Press)

UITAWA. Ont., Nov, 2»i-Approval

of unemploynonnt rclirf wnrlis midl- ilhg $1,120,869 torinj; hy Hon. G. D. Robertson, Mini=l<~r ol Labor, brings llie total amoun: of works approved

- lo date to 549.182.5417. The works ap-

broved today are located in Ontario. *lritish Coliimluri, Non-n. Scotia nnrl vinnitohn. Thiv are to he mrricfl ont .rider the Provincial and municipal .iiihoritles Todays works includes. Town of Dominion, N. S., $14,000.

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No\-eiiliclcss, there is no other virtue which is so

i-are in domestic life as justice. Noble, devoted, gen- crous. self-sacrificing husbands and wives there are nrlenly, but a just one you can scarcely find among :ill of your acquaintance. Nor is there any other qual- ify in ihcir mates that men and women resent so fiercely ns the lack of justice. At the root of the dis- snt sfnction of nearly all of the disgruntled husbands und wives is the feeling that they are not getting s. .qunrc deal in marriage.

As long as they know that they are being dealt

`\\'nh i.i‘.i'lv they will .<i'.\‘.i<l all of thc trials and tribulations of mntrlmony with oqimninzity nn:l still consider it worth while. It is only when they sec

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It is injustice that is mainly the matter with metrimony. and so I repeal

that no bridal couple can do better than to erect an altar to the blind god-

DOROTHY DIX.

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LETTER OF SYFPATHY

. Brother Everett Stevenson, North River,

We, the officers and members of

King William L.O.L., N0. H66, do hereby extend to you our deepest and most sincere sympathy in your recent bereavement, the loss of your beloved wlle, who in the all-wise Providence of God, has been called to a higher life of scrvioc. We rejoice with you

in that she was so well prepared for

WHUUPEE

the change awaiting her and that now she has entered into eternal rest to be forever with the Lord. To her. death was not death, but rather something other than that which it is called. It was but simply loosing of the cable when the bark sailcd away to the desired haven.

our prayers for you dear Brother,

in this, your great sorrow, is that our Heavenly Father may vouclisnfc to you his sustaining grace and that the affliction through which you have been called to pass may be sanctified to your eternal welfare.

Signed on behalf of King William

Lodge, No. |166. William H. Paul, P. M.: George Beer, Sec'y.

tote., ure color suggestions.

DIGNFFIED AND LOVELY

All Tingey models are created and

sketched in Paris and the pattems are made iii New York. -

Motrons, consider well this beau-

iifui dress, for it has many features which may serve you admirably.

It is wrap over, new. delightful in

cut and slimming-the pretty lines of the skirt being carried on into the bodice by means of the graceful :C:\l'f.

Various fascinating silks such as

nmrocriln, crepe de chlne, satin, etc.. con be used for the dress, whilo hlaick, dcip rod, wine and currant shades, green, grey, soft blues, beige,

With black, a camella or two.

clthcr white or pink will be a. most

lot st;-;;:ss. With colors, colored stones .frlvr ri. cliri:'iz‘.iii;: touch. Turquolses.

A ill ih d tit be ‘St ol-~ “,:l1:.w. ‘o ':‘:\,f il .

.ine ymrty cf inc nilmi- port netting all the breaks that they get sore and ? '_' ` 7 ? ? 2 SWK y B en S may mv i 0 I ’ 'U ‘ » “md gh .

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Pattern price 15 cents in stamps or

coin (coln preferred). Bo sure to till in size of pattem. Address Pattern

How? By ordering e copy of our new Fall and Winter Fashions. It gives the uuwei' to the often asked question, 'How doee ehe do it?,, For it shows how to dress up to the min-

on every dress and save on the children's clothes too. That means more and better frockl for ~-ru and youre. Order your copy now. Just enclose 10 cents in stamps or coin

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' w<-vpn “pil "uni 1.~-n'i“iii.'<= a i-iiluroi It is ust the vimc in tin tiv re -t' ' entertunmg' Professionally he is ani This; Imttcm may be obtained ‘or ." ' ‘_ ‘ ` " ' ` J " S ° E “‘ ‘°“, g ewfui bore. iscenninsizcs in wzo and asain.

gwe have ii-lim wo gli slung in a trade and do not get our moneys worth. .

i It is l`<»i'dl.\' loo mueh to sal' that the peace and harmony of s family ,depends ir/ro upon the justice with which a husband and wife treat each other than ii docs upon ony other one thing, for it is not so much what they 1 do und soy to cm-ii oincr as Llie way they do it and say it that counts,

1 'l‘i\kc~ the iiuittor of money, for instance, which is at bone of contention `in tliousiinfis of hozuoliolds and which does more than any other one thing i in the world to llisillusion women with the men they have married and make ,llicm iv .sh they hurl .=in_\'f‘rl single, with their own pay envelopes. This is not bci°:i1|'=c ivnvs :nv golrlc-<li;:izci's. but because ilioy resent the injustice of imslronds who efpis-ct tiivnn to do hull of the work in the matrimonial part- i:f~1‘z~liip, but to 1-evolve no pay for their labor except what their lords and inasffirs snr- lit to dole out to them penny by penny. `

i You rn:i~‘~.- fnid a wife who is not content to toll and scrimp and go

{.<lmh'o_v and in-o plnnily as long as she knows that that is the best that her ,husband can uflorcl rind that he is splitting every dollar with her and that 1 he gives her what he hos to give her freely. What gets her back up is hav- ! ing to coi~k.=c:-cw nlcklos out of him that she has earned over and over again' hy hor work ni tho home and seeing nlm blow in the money on new cars and whoopco piirtzcs and poker primes. while she has in do without the household

|con\'i‘iiionvi~s iliut would lighten her labor alnd while he tells hor that he |cnn't niiorii ilie nmvli-s and the children must wear their old shoes another

i month.

f Anotiior tlnnq that women resent is the injusticeiheir husbands show l thorn in noi pinyliig the matrimonial game with`them fairly. No woman can , make a mon marry hor unless he wishes to do so. It is a relationship that ,lm _cntr-rs inin of his own volition and with full knowledge of all of its ob- ‘iiuntions and iiiinlvris, but only too often just as soon as he is married he hi-guis to iriiogrc on his port of the bargain. .

i And \\nv,< nrc just as unjust to th eir husbands ns husbands are to their . wii-cs. li intro ifs the stliigy husband who will not g.ve his wife an allow-

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rio iwsoiils the expciiso of supporting n family. He spends as little time

as possible in his home and does nothingto make it happy and cheerful. He U-Y¥`0§nios tn lrmsclr the freedom of a bachelor and philanders with every prctijr ivoinzin who crosses his path. '

"\Vl:;.' i.-n'L it ns much his business to keep the home fires burning as it

iis mine?" risks rho wllr-_ "Why did he take me from a. good job unless he ;dcsirc-d nu: .companionship and meant to be n. real husband to me? Why i.<n‘t no fnst ns much ri father as I mn a mother, with the same duties and 'o\Jli':u1i'.n,= io his i'l~.ilrli'¢~n? Why should he expect me to be fnihful to him wliilc he is unlniililiil to mc?"

And in inc an.s‘.vcr to these questions we find the reason of so many

divorcc<1. lhlsiizincls onil wives who deal justly with each other seldom land fin tho <li','oi'c<- i‘oui't.

works hor iiiishond to death to supply her extraviigancc and who clothes her- self in ii:i<_i'y that she buys with his very life blood.

All of us know women who have a dozen new irocks every season, while

their liiislmricis wcnr their year-before-Iast's suits and patched shoes. All of us know womr-n who no to winter resorts and summer resorts and take trips

her an unpaid servant, there is the grnitingwife who

For The Cook

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Pom, new Lmn Christmas Cake

1 eune wmv- mn' 4 mls i mi- butter ind-onei<ie1i sonirnus

M lb mired i'\Nl,1~hopp~l 4 ni. alnnmn-, .-noweii

cup sweet mils

mule fi or erm-ries

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hirLhg1ia1'rrlm like lui!- ier. s er. mtl bsairn. mi# mooanut. mlxeq ;>~»| and almonds. halt ni your finur. turn the rr.:-rrim ami vanilla. innnmarniik.iin1i|iy ma ru! or rm- nom nun ine haunt ivvwfirrinli nano in oven 22.*# for l hour. .-_.._,J"'TF"\-»~'-

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"How time docs fly, Moiiicrl Chriiirmu will soon he hcre again. Iloh said nnc evening. "don'z you iliini' its about time vim ivcrc limkiiig ilic l.l|rivim.i< cake?" Sn lsr: ro work and marie it ihc other day, and its going ro bc a great success. Roh says he iiririlrr mv luck is changing because mv i'ul.ing is so much hcrter, but it isn‘r lu' ic ar all- 11's Puriiy llnur (only I \if\|i'tfriiii|1\imi.

l,1|wavs irvinizinrfl /rnir mi r was so riiihriiit in mike---unril this year, lm: ir is much like makin env other cakc. Good resulu iicpenfrhicilv in th: lilcmiirig of the ingre- riicnls from the rmrt: rhc rnlicr the czlrc rccipc is in hnm~r_il1: nun; faunousiv mm! rhe miuurc he work-:ll ro :i srwinrli rrczm as our gr.1dual|_vv-forks the iiigar into rlichuttcr. The nvcn must hc cven and modrrate. lam looking forward rn havin you and Dad with us for (Jirisrmas, Mother."

Your loving Berry

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Lodi: for our Compmy's name on the Purity Flour sack It is your guy-_mice of quelity from e responsible milling cancun. ,,

f and steam till soft. Remove fiom fire fond mash with potato masher or fork. Add sugar, salt and spices, and cream to which the cornstarch has been added. Hove ple pastry ready,

, fill in and bnke until it is ii light \ brown. This quantity will make three 1 pies.

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SMOOTH SKIN instantly attracts, say 45 Hollywood directors

A GIRIJS lovely skin is an instant at-

traction. A whole audience is swept

by enthusiasm when the close-up brings the radiant loveliness of a star near to them. And every woman must meet the scrutiny of close appraising eyes. Does your skin quicken the heart with its love- liness like Clara Bow’s, Betty Bronson’s, Janet Gaynofs? It can.

In Hollywood-on Broadway-x'n Europe tbefrworite beauty are

Clara Bow, the bev/itching little Para- mount star, beguiling Betty Bronson,

janet Gaynor, tho beloved Fox star, are among the 51 1 of the 521 important actresses in Hollywood who icaiousiy guard their smooth skin with this fragrant white soap. Thcir enthusiasm has made it oilicial in all studio dressing rooms.

Broadway enthusiastically adopted this

famous Hollywood beauty care and the lovely stage stars are so devoted to Lux Toilet Soap that it is in 71 of the 74 legitimate theatres in New York.

And Europe ! In England, France,

Germany the beautiful screen stars insist on this soap for their beauty.

the (lovemor-General and Vieoouncm Willlnqlsm

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