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`_,_ _ _.__ this Cf0¢lf_'_h.a."5 te Men Who Wander Away'Friini`l I Al " '§:~=;;. _ _ i -

_ famous Cathedral Home l-I_ave Wlves _Who are Fault- _ .,,___;. _

_ PC _ . for a. married clergyman’s developing mannerisms. because his wife should keep an eagle eye upon him. and when she observed that he was acquiring little peculiarities of speech or unpleasant habits ` and Ways Of dolns thihxs. she should break him of his objectionable folbles. ‘

Likewise. he held tlégt no extenuating circum-

stances should be plea ed in behalf of a clergy- man’s having a swelled head if he also had a wife. because it was his ‘wife's business to make applic- ations of the cold truth to his egotlsm until she re-

ducedlthe inflammation and brought lt down to l`l0l`l'fl9. . -

EVIDENTLY the man who handed out this sage

advice to wives is a bachelor, or he is a, second

Job for meekness. Else he would know that it would not work. Or, perhaps, a, preacher may have

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dancing foils that most women are crazy about. .

,IN THE parlous -days before the knot was tied good and tight and fast._

‘ Holley Bunch never piped about the wa# he had his hair cut, or the’ kind of collars he wore, nor the way he sprawled on the back of his neck in chairs, nor the way he scufled. nor his habit-ofbeginning every-sentence with, "Say, listen," and prohounclng "yes" as if it were spelled "yeah" ` '

out that he graded about A-1 plus with her. ,

turn every corner and watch out for traffic col1S~

people in the outside_wol'ld‘ <wllfi‘__§d_o that.

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THE other day an Bmglish clergyman, speaking to the wives of clergymen, _ -.

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husband and censor all of his t weaknesses He said there was no excuse - 4*

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enough of the grace of God in his heart to be willing to submit to hi wifes criticisms and listen while she tells him what a. poor, weak, miser- able worm of the dust' he is, but it is a cinch that no other man has.

IIERSONALLY, I call think of no other such short cut to the divorce

court as the criticism route and. as a. matter of fact, most of the ladies.

who arrive at that undesirable end to their matrimonial journeys have

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fondly supposed he was, she coniidersoliim gout etliegpoolbstfggengfmgfx 0; ,4 '_ BOX€S, FOUDUIIII PBDS humanity that an lnscrutable Providence ever permitted to encumber the _. TISSUG Paper'-°8SS0l'f_6d COl0I‘S

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T does not approve of him, or admire him as he is, but that she is dead '>..f - ~\ Up to date Stationery set on taking hhn apart and making him over and substituting her tastes. '" Fancy Note Papers

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EFORE marriage his sweetie told him how great and strong, how big _l_, _ ` ` pmt B , ._

B and wonderful he was, and the thing that really lured him i¥\!0,` J '< ~ “re ooks for the httle ones' Btu assuming at woman’s board bill and shopping ticket was his desire to get _._,- , _ ' '

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IF SHE didn’t like his table manners, or his taste ill movies, ol- his way

of humming along with the orchestra at a. musical show, why, she was as silent as the grave about it. Consequently, the poor. deluded man _f'lZ\1I‘f_¢ri -_'gf

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and discovers there is a critic on the hearth that is never silent, 'but

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.In ,_ Memoriam

MRS. NEIL MeKINNON

At Milltown Cross on Nov. 1-itll,

keeps up rl perpetual chirping about his faults and weaknesses. _

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WHY, tlzcre are plenty of men wllo can never eat a meal without havlng

their wives criticize their table manners ,who can never tel_l_lha story

without their wives correct ng their grammar, or their facts: o_ can; never buy a. necktie without having their taste ridiculed; who cal_i’t drivcl thier automobile without having a back-seat chauffeur tell them-how to

there passed on the person f Mr . Ne" _Mmxmmm who mfre hesrhls health. 'rhhougheut the little __ marriage was Miss Charlotte Eliza- beth Moore of Albion Bay. Mrs. MacKinnon. leaves to mourn her _husband and Lottie Pearl, Mrs. A. F._Smith of New ,'Perth,, Stella Ma- lbel, Mrs. Earl Moore of Woburn. Mess.; Carl of Kllmuir, Lorne of _ Summerville, 'Massa (Daniel, New. ton was killed in action at Vimyl Ridge in 1917) Herman and Lloyd at home. Hazel died in infancy Wm. H. Moore of Albion Bay .is Q

NO MAN marries to get-this sort of a wife, and no woman makes n. hlt_

with her husband by ‘telling him or his faults. There are Plenty oi

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EVERY day of his life in l~lis._con_taict with his fellow men his self-love is

pounded to n. pulp, and when he comes home with his vanity raw and'

bleeding at every pore he doesn't want a wife who will give it a few more wallops. He wants one who will pour over it the balm of her admiration

and fiat-tory and make him feel that though a. callous world does not ull-

preclate llilll, she does.

LOOK about you :lt the happily married couples. Are they not invar-

iably those in which the wife .lollies the husband along and n1ak€S

lllmbelicve that sho thinks he is a little bit of all right? Did YOU el/ef now of an unhappy home in which the wife put the loud pedal on her usbarld‘s virtues and the soft one on his faults? Did you ever know of a usband forsaking a wife who was a real expert salve-spreader?

N THE other hand, isnt it true that nearly all of the men who wander

away from home have wives who are fault-midi!!! Bild. f1“ii3l“¥? TSW” 'it invarlabl'-' true that the man who has a critical wife turns from her to

some woman who ilatters him?

ERE is more to it than just this The critical wife breaks down her

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T husbands morale and foredooms him to failure. By her taulrfilng- mg she kills his belief in himself. _She keeps his weaknesses cont nua y before his eyes and he subconsciously comes to accept her poor opinion of

_ms -abilities and gives up vitl1011t making ll HSN-~

0 FROM every point of view lt ls a fatal mistake for a wife to te

S husband of his faults. Let others do that. It will not hurt so much. 'We can endure having strangers know us as poor creatures, but our vanity demands that those nearest and dearest see us withglgw hes,

clnlssss _rl'r'rlsn lo. w. 'r1lirl.oll J. s. 'l'.»lvl.oll Optometrists we ltlehlnoml street

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the guests to do so rhythmi-

“ the Mayor of Colchester. in-

vited many cl_lstlngul.s_hed~ mllslo-

YO-§0OOO9000§O_&OO4O inns' Sir TESTED Henry Wood, and sir Hugh, (ll-

,`__\ 1--~. nlreemr or the Royal cbuege ' -‘ ' of Mrsic. A special train took

-Lord Birkenhead

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boy's illness he never `complained

s lue, l ‘ - . ..“.{“5.’X.n.‘L‘l“.§’e“‘H§`.‘.ilZ§l2s.”{‘?.‘é *`*~““°°“ °“ Mm W°°'°“ Flu- Red- D- J- Mm-d ---1 H---I-1 kmdergamen of mé Broadway wm_ ers and Italian Hemstltching was wr mu congmgauonu ohumm _md very instructive, as was one on John w_ was a most lovable child and re-.Sand Making by Mrs' Edu;

_ garded as unusually bright- and pm_,Hea.l-tz. This was thoroughly err- mfsrns beware illness undermined Wed by “H p'°““" -

Miss Sohurman gave rt short pa-

per on Institute work; then the foi-

elwavs reslwndlne to questions as ui f,?“"”‘ "fS§'"°‘°“” ‘ll""‘1

h h he reso u on pa 9. dgg e Wag ‘Sienna whe: askgdbeby Convention re Sanitcrium was

of Hers 182:” bum ian ,.n’:e,, ri ammously agreed to after some

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even the last time liycallvgas mlgrlisteer-="“s'5l°n ‘I "°5°1““°“ F°"l'°mmg "°

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ed to sirartly before he passed alwa. lg er ar es ‘ °“‘ ‘°‘°h"`° ’ l -he S-J cjxpressed liihiself. Besidleglwas also passed. ' ' S' "` the parents he leaves an older sis- M the °""“"’g m°e‘m€=' MN- ‘ ' ‘

ter, Miss Beatrice M. Ross, nine- S°h“"““" gave ‘m “dd*'°‘*~`> °“ NW’

mm years cf agwnnd older ,bmm_ Home Beautification. making every

en w_ I-,Vins m,5s_ m-_teen years om one present think about doing som;

,b,_°,_he|__ - The funeral services were held on»B°"'““fYmU ne” 59"'-“ll S0108 b

The funeral was conducted in the tslx' parelimfzffgslllécgréegt 2?, ?;E1)§l;g§t.<1;ll\s; ‘llieglll Jtilellimjleillgllltfullv

l urgeon Baptist Ch h b Re . .' ’ ' el-eq _ ' l ` Wilder Williams. llxlitermsent :,?,|y¢,gbr,f§|t8q,b' anno,-S tgsdhg-‘£2362 Croggywas n' reading by Mm W' _..._ slat ‘.‘;.':..‘.‘;':.‘:.m:ft.:‘“.f_';.:.z;l;=zr "1 re °°°“°“'v Mr' fe- M rr. of me family in their sorrow _ I onwe . and nearly all -the city of- _ 6 l. ree an w o rend-

Upnght and just to me .end ___ ¢§|a_|5_ K_ K y °g1c|,_g,_ i.l75;_al}sw_¢;rc;_fnth_;emo.mH§he_ satlsfacte

e.spengwo ooolflfortw 011. 'nmnn

_ mhgndgxyzé she suner d _ma ,bereaved h°us¢h|oM_ and -melgave ll short talk on the need of ll. ‘ In meme she bore e - ' burial was at Glendale cem¢1,q~y___Barlitoriun\ expressing it as his

Tm God, called he; hom Everett. The sympathy of 1|-lends opinion that -the Government should _ fer na more ¢ '-0 S“f'|.;vis___expressed in the_m.;;iy beauti- ;i_o so_:ctl_‘;i_;i§ _ immediately. and ' . ' u owe: _--sol e-rvn _ t ' - » l“°h. 5 ff .° °s°'.J°`" iif*l“f‘ “"2 “W5 “Wm

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, Da ld y_ _ , Charlotte-town boy and Mrs. Ross After n vc-te of thanks tendered .

of AI’de_m__m Dsavgg, yguungzlzzgsclglllg :its folflnerly Amy Irving of Mt, Al- these gelnlemen fc-r helping makef hes

Mm R0ss_ of 20 Willoughby street tn. the_evenlng_- the success it was the med 0,, -I-,,,,,s,,,,y evening .of _lm _ -» ----.»_~._.__ _ gzhonsl Anzhem closed the mm-I

-week at s ueloek L th ¢h ~_ woMl-:N's INSTITUTE IN con- ° -'

lffaspltal. aes/°n_1fhe llfue bl;-reins; _ .V~!N'l‘l0N ML” _ "°’°’° "°““"‘“ P“"“‘“-°" 'W' lm with scum fever last Ma_y_ and _______ the piano in her usual capable

lthicugh he rauled for a short um, The filst District Convention of '“°'““°"°

5 the mel- e-freeze of the disease were the W°m°n's Institutes or uushf ’_"*°*`_"°

soon manifest, and h h ll hee ll field. cel-nwu York N th Ri . STANLEY SP0R”`lNG all summer and the fill :lun rheuf Y°rk Spring l>»,rk.0éntl-Tl myevlrw -‘cava Ml-:l-:'rlNa _ lmatlsm of the heart. cosntantly and East Royalty was held in the _ ----

BWV/im: weaker. He was taken to Pl-lnee orwalee college Hall cher- th° Child-f¢l\`S HUSDRHI, Boston, on‘l0'-wl0Wn. Tuesday November 2'! the sunday prev-lout to hh death ma. Mrs. some Mobolmla wee' 1`l__1_£gpes that the treatment there chosen President for the ensuing

o Drove beneficial. Th -. ea dil'.l'na,Bosw on;-regpqml.

ents; who were constantly- eihplllt- lfngrsteldremry. Mrs. llgoborlug up. lvend-ance were at the chudm ben- ably presides-:mths atm-noon um side when he- passed away. On evening meetings. In me ummm Monday or this week Mn. more gave the his-an-les of the lnstltmsiepre-

“lm ° °°- MW boy It the 0opp'se~nted were given and proved very death of ’H%l>ltli. and is now doing _well entertaining. A »- And,-e{, Q Friends of the couple who sylnpu Readings given by Miss Leah ber of th' thi” deeply with them in the loss MeKlllley.- Mn. 'Boothroyd mil the ye" 8

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