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heavy and toppled over and about:

to do the milking? They might prefer to sell papers or cut grass or run ' a hundred people were nearly :

errands for the grocer or whatnot to performing upon the cow.

--- drowned ‘Ihls was a three muted} Of course, it is outrageous that two nearly grown boys should be too schoonem one o; many grhomerg- _ lazy to perform such a simple domestic task and that they should have sc bum a; poxiey River 1n mo“ days, ' ‘ ' ' ‘ "'

little sense of their responsibility toward the familyas not to be willing to do their part cf the work that is necessary to keep the household mach-

rigged on sea and loaded with pro-| duce for Emglsnd. Upon their arrival - - -- - --

‘Aw.

lnery going. They should be glad to put their strong young shoulders in the 01d coiuitry they were sold. City State

, i i iiiitlci" the load mid help lift some 0i the burden from you and their Mahy 01d tales were told, by the

‘ i llwlllvl" old inhabitants of the district; of "Madame," shouted the angry x the activities in those days. The old neighbor, "your little Reginald has

rooayow H coo» mrrvo» o» Evergrcens to bc planted this month may bc reccivcri Willi tlic soil under the burlap liuvd and dry. If

But don't despair of them. Don't conclude that because they are not willing to do uny domestic labor, they are inevitably destined to be loafers and parasites. Adolescence: is never quite so bad and hopeless as it seems at the time to be. And for some unknown reason girls and boys have a

store kept by Michael Kilbride m Just thrown n brick throdah our 184a. which was later moved down, wlnddwl"

the ice to John Yen's place at Port “And would you bring me the Hill, aha which is still standing ih, brick?" beamed Rcslnnldb mntlwr-

By MARY CHRISTIE

CHAPILR is The man was thlllllllwi" tlici‘ are planted without remedy" peculiar aversion to doing chores in their own homes. or rather their pur- the yard of my In!‘ was menuork. “we are keeping B“ the Mme men”, A‘ ACUDEXT I That lift of dark lashes - 7 - jng [his condition, they are pretty ants’ homes, for whom they get homes of their own they get busy as bees 6i Records in the book‘ o‘ the cum” o, m‘ w“ prank“. I . ‘ - ' m“ Wm °f the head * ' * m)“ m"! likely l0 turn brown, and die the and delight in doing the very things that their mothers and fathers ex- more have the names or m t ~ i "0 "meme! B!“ ""5 Bl" 11w“ W1‘ first year- rha difficulty may be hausted themselves in trying to get themtodo. the m, s me o, m t if“; l "If you only knew," said Peter me geiiigimegc, the cruelty , , ,1" Overcome by removing me burlap Amon theiecolés i‘ an! cw“ t just five minutes after taking from z a n s 1. the flre, m cool slightly. Pour inls

' Armstrmlg- his “amlmme "F65 100k" Memmy stirred wmli“ him’ and‘ after tlic plants have been set in Sc if your bovs would rather do without milk than milk the cow you ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' articles Purchased for the Ofllcers sterilized bottles end seal with wax

lng directly into LlIOSL‘ oi Prudence and his V/JICC low and vibrant with a note she hurl n01. licurci bcfcreflll you only knew the freshness, the in-

Llie old ache he'd hoped was dead.‘ Queer how the fact that she looked like that ‘someone’ drew him as though she were a magnet!

place sun breaking the crust with a sharp pic-k or u shovel. Tlicn a gen- erous amount cf water should be ap- plied so that the soi1_wi1l become

had better sell her. Don't let her become a. bone of contention between you and your sons. Better no milk at all than to have the milk of human kindness tum to clabber through daily spat: over it.

Mess of the Rifle Brigade of PEI. amounting ot £4, 7. 4 1-2.

CORNER

Mrs. Willi-am Palmer. daughter of

Alexander McKay who ran the mill qgggu pxypln JELLY

This is a. slow setting jelly and rev quires at least a. week to set. It ll particularly good with veal or porl and I find that it makes a. delicloiu

But, after all, if your boys are not willing to do their share of the household tasks and if they are willing to sit around idle and see you and their mother do the work. the fault is yours because you did not teach

She had been in trouble, too. He knew what suffering meant, She spoke now. with an effort

spirntiori that a girl like you can bring 1:11.". ll mum's life, you would nvvir dim: to cull yourself names

thoroughly soaked. This treatment will usually prevent losses, which might. otherwise bc sustained. No

and it makes a delicious accompani- ment to a. meat or chicken salad.

on the Warburlon estate, is the only person now living who was born on the estate. she told how

About l2 medium sired sweet green peppers, 0% curs white sugar.

wally’ seeking m bro“ ‘he magic spell‘ r at. ha is don by leaving the them to be helpful when they were little. You spoiled them by doing all ___“ F, h . 2, 1m i ‘ti M, And lmd "um “lmml “m1 “amml “d Ilnlrlap orrlnthe bail: of earth if the the work and letting them loaf, and new you resent the very habits that when a Mme 3m ‘M “quid ‘u’ m. 1% 01198 vlnesar. 1 bottle pcctin- mun‘ SPREAD ( “as nM v p m o ~ at m"- soil has been thoroughly soaked. you bred in them the 511°” and he“! ‘he um‘ ‘m’ Dlflllfd "l! 59°55 m“ 33nd the Be" Twiymme had already “red °‘ ' her father. pgppers quite fine. putting them Every mother needs fruit spreads

her! She could scarcely credit ilvliat Peter Armstrong said! Sm waiitccl desperately to believe u, and shc

knew he wbsn‘: insmccrc, or a payer of idle, empty compliments, but . . . . but . . l

Prudcnccs lioiiit thrilled to Llic aiords. Slic iolci lit-incl!’ that Kills: strange, electric excitement was be-

"I-I didn't like you, the first time l mct you. But now things are dif- ferent, I - misjudged."

“About the Traymore incident?" Peter raised his brows. They were well-defined, and had s. little air of breeding all their own, as though his ancestors had been aristocrats. "I was s. bit summary in meeting out

Sometimes this is necessary because the earth will drop away unlcss held in place by the burlap.

his work. "Oh, do show me how the little \\‘llC(!lS g0 round! ‘ Slic skipped over

l to the central table, eyeing the fric-

' It is the easiest thing in the world to teach children to be industrious and helpful, because all little children are crazy to do whatever their par- ents are doing. ‘The little boy wants to lielp fatheflmow the grass or bring in the wood or whatnot. The little girl wants to help mother make

a cake or sweep the floor. And if the children are encouraged in this. and each given its appointed task and held responsible for it, and espec- ially if they are made to feel that they are of great assistance and that father and mother could not get along without it. there is no trouble

decorated with spruce and fir. lit up with many coloured lanterns. At seven o'clock a dance official-

the hospitality of Senator McArthur

‘This old blew presented n pretty; through the chopper twice. Drain scene at twilight with the sun uet- on game of the juice and pad! Z ting over the water and the Lodge. cups solidly with the chopped

in.“ pepper Mn‘ gnough Juice made from fresh fruit and when

to flood the cups. Disccrd the bal- ance of the Juice.

for the children's school luncb sandwiches. At this time of t?"

year fruit spreads or butter can. '

the fresh fruit is not available the;

Bring pgppgrs,’ can be made from canned or dried

1y opened the lodge and the visitors sugar and vinegar to a hard boil“ fruit. For making fruit spreads, take to the strains of a. fox trot enjoyed‘ set aside inn warm place for 20_ eqllll PB-Ylis 0f llmle End Elly Ollwl’ minutes, uncovered, stirring cccas-l fruit. bench. prune. apricot. srnpc

cm“ of Be" ' ' ' m“ l’ one man" jusme m the Mkmh But he was Limit! gislzsl?" “whats m“ messy about the" doing their pa" when they are Brown. and his daughters who extended a lonelly Bring again to a. f-ull rollini Plum. tomato or cranberry. To twc and he as famous as Peier Arm-l asking for it. And you know, when s u . e er . Ibo“ ad be“ ‘or two minutes. Re- cum o’ apple pulp’ and an aqua:

strong, found llPl‘ an inspiration, there might bu hope that Bert would lecl that fascination, and return to lier again.

The girl did not realize the full magnetism of Peter's personality. Her reaction had been to Peter, and not to the absciit Bert. Miss Prud- ence hud a good deal to learn about herself, if the truth be told.

She stood there in the dusty lab- oratory, locking up at Peter with her pretty cyos, a picture sweet enough to warm the hcart of any man.

Peter was human. 'I.‘his trusting child had filled his thoughts consid- erably of late, more than ha yet

fully realized. She was so different

I flung him ln the water, I didn't realize that you were there."

Prudences heart had given a stab at the mention of ‘Iraymore’; name. But, all the same, her spirits rose. She was going to fight this miser- able feeling, and strive to be what Peter Armstrong thought she was.

"Oh, it wouldn't have made a scrap of difference if you nsd seen me. You're e. cave-man," she said rallyingly.

“Perhapsfl he smiled. "Anyhow, I could fight for the woman I loved. if that's what you mean."

Another thrill shot through the girl, and a flush rose to her smooth

“Not an aid to beauty," he grin- ned. (O11! had lie rvcogiiized her, after all, on that imforiuiiate en- counter at tlie Towers, when Vir- glnia's face had worn its mask of mud? UpJtill new, she'd quite con- vinced herself he hadn't. But this hint pointed otherwise. wretched little Lucia must have given the show away.)

‘Do show me the experiment." she urged, to hide her confusion,

"All right. It's quitc simple. Mix- ing lubricants . . . So. Now I start spinning the disc . . . then pour the mixture on . . ." Peter's hand shook a little with suppressed amusement at Virginias antics, so

I know one family in which the “girls are all boys whose mother has taught them to cook and serve a meal as perfectly as any chef or butler. And they never think of not relieving mother of much of the drudgery of housework. And I know another family in which the children each have their appointed task and each have their allowance, but when any child

cordial greeting to all. During the afternoon the visitors strolled about enjoying and admiring the beautiful scenery. Many 100k advantage of the boats placed at their disposal,

wants extra money it is permitted to earn it by doing some special work and went for d sail on the river.

about the house.

It is all in the way you bring up a child, and if children are not help-

ful it is the parents‘ fault. DOROTHY DIX. O O O O O O i Dear Dorothy Dix-I believe that the best way to stop divorce would sc be to appoint a. conciliatory board of six members, three men and three women not under the age of 60. Before any action could be taken the complainant would have to appear in person without any representation and lay his or her grievance before the board. I venture that after hear- d; ing the advice that these grandmothers and grandfathers would give, it would not be necessary to call in a lawyer and many a home would be 1g

son of Charlottetown.

The ladies of St. Peter's Angli- can Church served tea on the grounds.

Azfter the opening dance at seven. Mr. James McLean, of Freeland, the

nators right hand‘ man, called

for speeches. Among those speaking was Mrs. Oscar W. Mcccllum, of Saskatoon,

ughier of the late Donald Nichol- who said was a great pleasure for her to

move from the fire and stir in Dec- tin. Skim and stir repeatedly for

A huge bonfire was now net 0n fire which lighted up the colmtry side for miles around.

The crowd then gave themselves up to the entertainment of the evening and dancing in the iodill was in full swlnfl-

About ll o'clock when the harvest moon was shining over the waters. another bonfire built like a haystack in the stream was set B01118 U"! made n never to be form-ten night-

The dancers paused as if fascin-v

amount of some other fruit pulp free from all particles of skin and seed, add three cups of sugar after the pulp has boiled five minutes Stir well, boil rapidly, and remove when the mixture sheets from the spoon.

Customcr-"Have you any B006 pork?"

Butcher-"Good pork? Say. 1'" got some pork that will make bet-

fmm the “Yomen he had known so forehead. How different from Bert that he poured too much or the kept intact. A. N. be 35km to speak at this hisotflcal acted, the moon on the water Wml] ter chicken salad than any lamb Y0" (“Harem ‘mm ma, one who gum 1"‘?!- lw"! she “um!” mvlllm greasy mixture ch one of the little —-—-—-— place’ one o, the beauty 5pm o, the reflection from the fire llshilnl: could buy." ‘" fighting over s. woman. Hadnt he discs’ and m the messy compound Answer: 1m. native ‘and up the woods in the background,

had hurt him terribly . . . and yet there was a curve of cheek, a wave of liulr, the upward lift of long, thick lashes . . . . strangely rem- iniscent . . . it filled him with an agony of memory, arid yct an odd. inexplicable hope. Could a. man iove a second time?

What words were these that she had drugged from him, almost against his will? ‘Freshness? "Il- ppiratlon?’

run oiI and left her on that occas- ion, and deserted her on many oth- ers, when she most needed his help?

"I thought you were a woman- liater," said Prudence slowly.

And at that very moment, a mock- ing laugh came from the region of the open door. sum-turning quick- ly-tlie man and girl saw, szlhouet- ted in the aperture, the slim, eleg- ant figure of Virginia Dale, clad in a white woolly skirt and Jumper she

flew at a tangent, sputtering the en- thusiasts snow-white frock, white shoes and stocking and even the new white lint and pcnch-blovm complexion with a trail!

(To be Continued.)

long, muddy faults they magnified into uriforgivable offenses.

Good idea. Age does not always bring wisdom about everything, but it certainly does in marriage. For in looking back over their own exper- ience the thing that every old man and woman realizes most is how many mountains they made out of mole hills in marriage. How many little How much stress they put on trlfles that really amounted to nothing. How much they worried themselves over wspici IB and fears and jealoucles that were Just so much borrowed trouble.

The tears one shed, the heartaches one endured, because John hired :5 a. pretty stenogrepher or set out a dance with n ravishing blonds-what a tempest in a. teapot it seems after twenty years and bow silly of one in

Charlottetown, and Mr. Thomas Murphy of Freeland.

A11 woke of the generosity cf

other speakers were Mn Hem“ lmsklng an enchanting scene. The Bryan, former owner of the may umerriment was kept up until,,quils "w; ML A E McLean’ MR; ML late and closed with singing “For “Your son ls the brightest boy in

A. J. Matheson, Oileury; Judge In- He" 5 Jolly Good “Ham” man. Judge of the County Court , o; Prince county; ML J_ E Amen’ lrouudlng districts, friends from Surmnerslde; Mr. A. A. Ramsey, a ‘Onumlewwn “w native of Freeland; Mr. Reginal Bell we" ‘mow m“ wallow-s‘

Besides the people of the sur-

Bunemsreide

The teacher was hbvlll! h‘? trials and finally wrote the mothvl‘!