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` ` Foolish Girl Who-Would 'Put Off Marriage to _ ~ "M"-

'Espouse a Career-Can a Man Be Cured of _ Bad Table Manners?-Folly of Marrymg

Cruel Woman

` Dear Miss Dlx-I am engaged to a girl whom I love very much and who! fi

It “tm 1 d loves me very much. She plans to enter college this fall. Well and good

expresses new yo u ness an _ -

PMS chic in berths caps Conan 1;ut she also says that _she cannot marry until she has made B, gamer for

S.)le No 2850 is a real favorite with t the smart young set in figured cotton

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be a revelation.

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years, 36, 38 and 40 inches bust.

2850 $2

1. _ s .wig-Egiquette Household Hints

nymiieruus " 'nynahertaus ~

that is quite as soft and pretty as b

J Its a iiiaiielous opportunity to have

.f a lovely dress whose small cost will _

Choose now! See how the shirred B

shirt hugs the hips to keep the sil- houette slender. It is attached to

the molded bodice that shows new_ I higher waistiine. | p it is designed in sizes 14, is, 1a “

l ' V K ' I Other interesting fabrics are char- ' at

. treiise green sheer linen, printed

_ ’ lawn in yellow and white, green and ‘

white dimity, acquamarine blue or- “ _ gandle and printed crepe de chine. b

! V” i Pattern price 15 cents. Be in

. 1'- _ Q sure to fill in size of pattern. .Address

i ` Pattern Department The New Fash-

ion Magazine is 15 cents, but only 10

1 , cents when ordered with a pattern B

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nd carried the air mall for a long time before he winged his way across the uliiplcs c: ;.,g ,,_3“- rad are

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Q. How can one avoid appearing

clumsy when introducing two per- sons?

A. One must be able to lead the two strangers into smiath, pleasant, conversation. It is when on awk-L ward pause is permitted that any em- barrassment is felt.

MQ. When an invitation is given; yerbally or by phone. is it all right toi

ily, “I‘ll let you kno\v"? ~ t ` A. Never. A verbal or phone iri- vitation should be accepted or de-_ bllned immediately, without even a§ half minute's hesitation, _ | . Q. What is the correct way to eat; charlotte russe? i

7 A. The spoon may be used for the_ eream or filling, but the cake founda- tion should be taken with the fork.

Hot Compresses

potato ricer.

Peach Stains on Linen

Then wash thoroughly. _

Steak

Where hot compresses are needed

during illness there is always the danger of burning one's hands when attempting to wring hot cloths out of boiling water. To avoid this use a

Soak the stains, then apply cream

of tartar and put in the sun to dry.

When choosing steak and other

pieces of beef, see that the red meat is elastic and the fat firm and white.

A Modern

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Hygienic Service

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'I' mll1iomofwomen,Kmx,.¢l»N nal. S

Nzslln is a hygimic service which of oing without. For a few pennies, they obtain absolute security and wonderful freedom from worry. not found with old fashioned napkins.

Docaofamdnunesurgeioaexbeaaaeicigcn again: _glues consequences that may easily follow ofhygimic

neu.

N ban-asm h buyin . use Kona: e dm , ai-gfmil sf a$f;§.°u.i mfg. 'aussie 1?-'ass gf

- adozen. $uper-s£n75c- Direcucminevey-package.

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erself in order to proie to hG family that she jus ities their efforts in rearing ner. It is not necessary for her to work, as her people are well off and I am amply able to support her, but she says that lt would reak her father's heart if she did not make a name for herself. She feels it her duty to sacrifice our

appiness to him, but if left to herself she would un- _ -

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esitatingly choose love to fame, Am 1 ,selfish to _,_ ~ »_ . ant her to marry me? What do you think of nur

osition? WORRIED LOVER.

Answer: _ , ;~r‘ i_t~'i~r~<F"'

response through false teeth.

But if you will notice these new darlings of the gods are rarely young

_ It takes time, son, lots ot time, to make a career,

genius. if she waits to marry until she has made a name for herself. the.

iiold you close?

Bo. Anxious lover, I should advise you to persuade your girl tang she

had better set the wedding day soon instead of waiting for thirty or forty years to make a name for herself. Which she might not do after all. I

DOROTHYDIX.

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Dear Dorothy Dix-I know a man who is good md [md mg 5 splendid

provider for his family. His table literally groans under the good foo`d. yet his table manners are so horrible that insteadof enjoying 5 mggl lg 1, an ordel to his wife and children. He gulps his coffee, he mops his plate, He chews with his mouth wide open so you can hear him in the next room. And all of this mortifles his family so that they never invite a guest w gh, l-l°n”_ His wife has conected him not once. but a hundred times, until he himself says that it has got almost unbearable. She has appealed to his self-res. Peet. the reputation of his family. but au to no svau. what can she ao?

Answer: '

I lhvuld My thebeli thins to do would be to ict the poor mm sions sas

to stop badgering him about his table manners. Probably he has been nag. sed about them until he has got his back up. and is detwmlned to eat as he plelwl. just to show that he woh't be henpecked and chickenpecked. Eating With Nl Ulf# Ind l°PDlnl his gravy ia a geiture of defiance and a proc- lamation of personal liberty.

_ 'tha-more, it the wife will drop hocritiuuim and let her husband think that she hu given up the nght, thi chances are that he will mont by some ofthecorreetionathathehaa heardamilliontimleandmodibhlsfaults at the miie. aut if he secure, why mt ,lust mem me inevitable sas try fe make the best of the situation instead of getting morbid over it?

After ali, badtabla manners are not a capitol ala. They may get on

your nerves. but they don't break your heart. It l|n't as bad to have a husband who gebbles hu food as it is to have one who doun't provide my food at all for his family.

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"_‘_>__»£,¢,;=~_;,_, I svainiisii cosirtaxxons

tags or rubbing weii. It is cool and h - ~

,_ summery, and so appropriate for h

`~ tovm. Country Club or vacation wear. _ {_.-pg ___.-l

If you are of average full figure. W 3"

_ _ ' you'll find the deep bertha. collar a p ,

`l splendid idea to conceal piuinp arms.

days about sim-tan colors for clothes

‘ _ and for make-up_ The girl whose com "‘ _plexion is nalurally dark has the lat-' :isfaction of knowing that her type

‘ 'ot coloring is now in style. Her cue.

It you are going to put oil’ marriage until after .ls to pray up he, wp, by ml,-lg gh, »

lour sweetheart takes a col_lege»course and then achieves tame and fortune in ismart reds, oranges and bright yellow

Career. you will probably hobble to the altar on crutches and mumble your | hues that are now so popular. .

_ ihls new fad. lt will naturally be

For a girl cannot make a career for herself as slr: can run up a. one- more in vogue at vaction resorts _ 4*

e°e_d’°55 Un the S_€“'l!lll machine in half an hour. It takes years and years than in the towns and cities where It

nd WHS Uf hard l\01”l<. 8nd Patient waiting and striving to achieve even the) many of us spend most of our time. - ~ :__

most modest of careers. Nor can a. girl go out and pick up a crown of fame_ The girl whose fair, delicately tinted

a halo shop around the corner as easily as she can a new hat The skin is her special pride will riot wan! ,

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kgs _‘doom _ , Look how long lr diffcrcni fx z.i 111: i\-:.r.n ;' I s al-

r or a awyer to get anywhere. Look how long it takes B busl-l vrays 'u.‘_c.l 'on' ~ nit' i~‘te

_ess man in get where he will be elected a director in a bank or head of' ' " ' l U ° ° .

. the Di b..>i._:» \.. li i.,,e fi. ii, in sum- M 0 a

RNHYY Club- And lt Hikes talent. as well as timaand lndustry, to enable any iner-time .viz 'i _» _ .i _“_-1:1" f i .ivlzcn .’

nc to make a name for himself. Especially for a woman ‘.(~n.... »,~ `

:dcl’h;‘;_\;deS_§l0f@;i;l:_;;J_: 3;; l;;i_y_ realtor, ;i_' the lady buyer. but‘ii);vi' all of that dliicct siiriszhine. Even those who do judged _me men_s work and meg iverytt iilg that men do and their work ro; intend to follow the sun-lan fad much as ___ melmon i 5’ ave o siow speed and class if they get so fnoulcl use ii slightly darker shade

` .Of l>O“'fl€I` ln Summer than in Will- when de turtle woke up and climbed

Therefore _m_es__ vom :r~r_ unless-they wish to bleach their

. _ girl friend has siiown unmistakable earmarks of sl:ln_ _

°h““°°5 “Y” "ll" she WUI finish her days in the spinswrs' Retreat. im; harm the sinh is msae with a

But M she wants B car?" “__ _ _ ____ _ :licumber base. Feel several large

and mother? Th . __ ia. s c inattcr viith the career of wife cucumbers and dice them. Let them

at is womans ancient and lionorable calling and ln 10110w_ simmer in a little water until soft. ,

1118 it She \\'ll1 find °Uff Only her greatest reward, but scope for all of ;h¢iAri enamel pan set in another ‘pan of l energy and intelligence and ambition that she possesses. iboiling water (or a double boiler) Fnr ne Cook

You dm" sa _ ___ _ __ _ ` ishould be used. Strain and measure`

whether she _m;'_dsn_o‘_;;‘ 8 _“_ _5°‘“` 5W'~`°'~h°afl1 D1’0l>_0ses to achieve fame. lhe juice, Add twice as much roae~ or B banker or teacher or E l1e\\>_0_r or a d_octor or a. diplomat or a politl¢llmi\vater as you have Juice, To each Wm need them an ___ __mk___ pi nc er or vi iatriot, but whatever her gm., me pint of this mixiure add two drams

. g a home and rearing a family, v of glycerin and one teasponful powd-

ered borax and two drams tincture

And suppose she docs achieve fame by the time she is old and love hasibenzoin Shake well together. This lo- ' ' 3 ounce, powdend crack” crumbs,

passed her by? What is writing :i novel that is a six-best seller comps;-ed‘tin may be patted on the face, neck ' t° living “ mmance? what 15 P“i“\il1B a beautiful picture, or modeling arrlor arms after they have been washed

exiuisite statue compared to having children whose flesh tints no'artist could with soap and water and rinsed well.)

gig _iQa_y;oi;i_dc\;/!l_1_r_i_sae:recic;rr_i(;_il€_s__lri§1_il_;sadeJf_;v_ téife __ii<:_u;§;<;r;;i"t;P ho;/;i?atN1; deem-5;-lLet the cucumber lotion dry on the wgemen and just as the pl" are

at is the Skin- i

S155 hand °f the D\1b`lC Compared to the clinging hands that love you and' Tomorrow-Beauty Questions

E A Morning Smile

lyuhuaan Z

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We are hearing a good deal these

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Of course, every one will not follow

_mous have bought their laurel wreaths with a lifetime of sacrifice and ser- to hide her beauty under si.zi~tan l ` __

ice and toil. Every now and then we hear of quick successes, of some oneumake -up, A dark skin, \\'lielli:~i- n. , - I ~__f_ S 'h° has leaped Ulm lJ1'0mlll0nC€ ill ll SlI’lKle day. some one who has written a ural or artificial. is becominj to girls ` i M .~_-__ °°l¢. Or Painted B 1->lCiUl'0. 01” bum H bridge. or interpreted some role superblylwith dark hair and eyes i-ether' han ` ` ' "J

a play. and whose name is suddenly on every lip. . to those Wim fair or madiun, (919,-_ i ` 'l

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The __:_ed_;i~:i:i_al.=': lo..,<_ bc_ .er

i\\ c r . iii that is lla '.i:'a. to

d if they are they are those who began working in their very chlldhoorlylicr :ypc_ even tliciicli it is f‘:~;,;,~d_I

ack of them are years of hard work in which they learned craftsmanship; l tlian with darker skin, cs‘.‘c'iol'v if! ' f1_;sb_;J_ier\»arnstorming: years of tolllus over blue prints and bossihg gimgsjiicr eyes are iight. A very st;-iiaihgl _ _D _ s, years of painting pictures _that wouldn t sell; years of thumpinghnd _unusual effect may, of course,” be ‘ s res on _a typewriter that no editor would publish. Even Lindbergh, obtained by using dark powder on e m°5° 5P9°*'°CU19\‘ Of l/011118 SUCCGSSCS. had done stunt hylng in drguses fair i_\';i:s, but the most :i:L_:.L; c:<- l

‘ Regular $14.25 Manrilng-Bow-

mari percolator only $5.50 cub. on temu. soc down and $2-00 a month for 4 months. l to"-l

Tit: 1;3l'i:;r sur.-ian m:l;:-nn is no‘ °1 am'

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,poiely c1:;`::.;l in s`.‘:‘.`;u;ii, T' `:o is @

There used tob t‘ i v » » ‘ ,, , _ , , , _ , '

dancing dogs Thiyaaxle_;h;io;§pxinozegeeregazdig 131 thedsgme light as a_ i...r_.ci lign, ...la _,.~ _ uri al WWI: A S ' e LS _ .".3'". : ii' t' r1xs`.“ n ' _ y

me h°m°' nm' bemu” it W” 5 m91`U°T10"S Wrformance bull becas; i;le\v;£‘(tJlii;` liirililcil' 1li:`li‘ xila.-'bint' vo QST6

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rem” able that they did it at au- _sandy beach, .lie ivavc-s,_ lioii. i.;. and ChaI`1Oi,t.€l'-OYVII P. I.

The _ _ ltrees or the lilgli~road affects the

H Huy “Oman C0uld get on tlie first page with her `ctur¢ as the s 'ii ihoi h io a less degree than

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fs.

Call on the friends you'd |i|<e to see

No longer need YOU ,Stay holne to Start

dinner cooking and to watch over it to be sure

that it will be properly 'cooked at the proper time.

With an automatic Electric Range 37015

can place dinner, in the Oven. Set t_111<;fJt;“;‘; ‘tae teiiii:ci'i1tur<_: controls and Say Silo o'u are kitchen until meal tin1e._ Even _t10U§k%’ a de_ miles froinhonie your dinnei will coo_ 0 _ licicus goodness, and the stored heat in _the in- sulated oven will keep it piping hot waiting for your return. '

PAY \VHILE YOU USE

Come in today and let us tell youf iligilore

about the convenience and ec_oii011ly _0 6C; trio Cooking. Ask about oui easy paymen.

plan.

of the

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siiiriwr. The aiuzawr was "iw ready ‘

a tree."

"Nigger, you know that turtles can't _

climb a tree."

"Da.t's so. brudder, but dat turtle

had to climb dat tree."

A mild, vegetable bleach that can

1 pint of stewed rhubarb.

8 ounces of sugar. 1 pint ot cream. ~

8 eggs. ,

Rub the stewed rhubarb through a_

sieve. beat the other ingredients well_

ready for the oven. stir in the atewed rhubarb. Pour the whole mixture intel the pie plates lined with pastry, cover* with strips and bake. Enough for; three plea.

Answered

VERNON RIVER- ICHOOL

Honor Rell of Vernon River school

for June.

Grade X.-1, Lena Carver: 2, Iso~

bel Carver.

Y _“W” ' i i W WW manners and good principles are more important than table etiquette. ‘

N0 TIME F08. CANT

One darkey was telling another about hpw a turtle got away from an

But what a lesson this story should teach mothers about the importance

of teaching children how to eat properly for we are judged by our table manners! DOROTHY DLX.

C O I O O O O l

Dear Misa Dlx-My brother hu fallen in love with a woman 30 years

of age and wants to marry her and I feel that he will whek his life if he, does because of her family record. The mother ia a hard. cold, righteous woman whose husbani left her many year: ago and boned for a divorce. She refused and fought his attempt to get it on mental cruelty grourlds. She kept his two daughters and refused to let him see them. She kept and oe- cupied thalarge, beautiful homo and collected all the rents of the income property, which wu considerable. Besides taking his property and his two children, sl-is has taken thirty-six yearn of his life. The two dlulhtnra of this woman mm-led and both of their husbands deserted them and asked for diver-eu. Both kept their ehusmi me their husbands property and refusedtoset theirifree. 'lwoyean qoonaofthua mm diedmd it il his widow my brother wants to marry. He says abc is sweat and |nild-tdm- pered and easy to get along with, but iota of women are "Net until they get the rod in their hands. I fear if he marries this woman abs will take his children and his property and nfuu him his freedom lf the marriale moved e failure. And woinm like he always tail in marriage. BXSTIR..

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Grade VIII.-l, Joe Currie; 2, Aldle

arver; 3, Milton Wood.

Grade VII.-1. Marie MacDonald:

2, Jean Carver; 3, Gordon Lca.` J vcr. _

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to snap de turtle wid his bil JIWS C

Grade VI--l Fern Lea, 2, Alice ady, 3, Donald MacDonald, 4. na Carver: 5. Glen Lea; 6, Doris

Wood; 7, Eveline MacNe1ll; 8, Ralph Lea; 9. Allan Currie. |tcachcr, awarded to Fern Lea.

Grade V.-1, Bernice O‘Keefe; 2,i

Wilfred MacDonald.

Grade IV.-1, Cecelia Currie; ;2.‘

Margaret Currie; 3, Mildred Coady; i

niiunaaa cnaaiu rn: 4' .

ring. _ 5

Grade II.-1. Lloyd McLeod andi

Cliff Lea (equal): 2, rrelda Carver; i to Freida Carver-

a, Myrtle coaay. |

Grade I.-l, Gerald MacDonald; 2,; Joseph Christian; 3, Cecil ,MacDon-4

ald

Public school certificates: Joe Cur-'

rle. Aldie Carver. .~

Donald.

.Prize for General Proficiency pre sented by the Vernon River Wom- cri's Institute awarded to Lonn Car-

Prize for History presented by li

S. McLeod. awarded to Marie Mac-

Prlze for geography presented by

Prize for Arithmetic presented bv

H. S. McLeod awarded to Joe Currie

Prizes for proficiency in Junior

grades, prssciited by Teacher award-

Helen MacDonald; 5, Wclls Her- I ed lo Lloyd MCUUOU and Cliff Lei"

. .awarded io Margaret Currie.

Prize for Reading in Junior grade!

presented by Mrs. J. Currie awarded

Prize for English, presented bv

Teacher, awarded to Joe Currie.

Prize for writing, in Junior grades

I Prize for Application, presented bi' Teacher. awarded to Lona Carver.

Helen Soloman, Teacher

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“A hundred miles from no- where” you'll always have

rare, rich, delicious milk--‘ f you have Carnation. Great for :roaming eoEu. Fino for eooking. And just la has for

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When do we eat?