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i “Fruit-a-tives” restore;

good health

Are you iii-ed?__ Downcsst most of the time? Warned at triles? Can't sleep? Mr. 1.0. mnghsiin, wyannaei, ac., when “...-.“' "°'f..:.'..f.°.'.°..:°.r,"=i.:..".'._'.'.':~..-_--' °'° -'

“Fruit-a-Lives" is a. combination of ia. terlslied fresh fniit juices and the most lclentific medicinal'ingredients. lu a na- tural, gentle way it stirs laxy liver, bowels and kidneys, into normal, healthy action, loothu the digestive tract, and calms the troubled nerves. 251; 9| 501: boxes at all druggista. _

A MorningSmile

"I want," said the h0use~hunter,

"a house in ali' isolated position - at 'least five miles from any other house."

“I see," said the agent. with an

understanflinir smile, _“Y_ou__want to -pratice theisiirfple ‘iife?“‘

"No," answered the house-hunter,

grimly; “I want to pratice the cor- netf’ I -. rr ._ ._

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MAPLE CREAM

‘Three cupsgbrowii sugar, one pinch .~f salt. tu'o"thl9lespodns `flour, one- 'nalf cup \valnuls.one teaspoon bdking

powder, a small piece of biitér. one;

teaspoon vanilla, milk.

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Q. May wedding invitations be

written. or must they be engraved?

A. Simple, informal notes, written

on personal stationery are all right. though it is better to have' engraved

i announcements to send to friends , and acquaintances. after the wedding.

J Q. _Ir one has heard a story bc- l fore that another is relating, is it all right to interrupt by saying. "Yes, I have heard that"?

A. No. It is very rude. A well-

bred persons will listen. even if he has heard it a dozen times.

Q. Is it necessary always to serve

vegetables with a roast?

A. Yes.

Household ‘Hints _ ny muh ua

The petunia stands the summer’s

y heat wonderfully, and looks well i planted wherever the white, violet. , _ _and mauve colored flowers accord

l with the surrounding flowers.

Ants

_ To drive away ants, smear the ' cracks and corners with balsam of peru. Sulphur will drive away red I ants.

Meats for Children '

Mix n0ur__ sugar ,mdbaking pow_1 When fed to children most meats der and :alll Then add butter, and’ Sh°“1d be rare’ and cut mm the "m` nough milk to inolsten thoroughlyi lest pieces in ordef w be digestible .nr constantly while boiling. Boil! f°' ""7 Y°“"¥`°h”d"'°-

until some candy dropped in water

-.\'on't stick to the fingers. Take oflj CANNED POTATOES .

-.ove, add vanilla, two tublespoonsl

LATEST DELICACY

'if milk, and one-half cup walnutsl chopped.-'_B_eat 3 until creamy. then P°"°l’°°5 are being cmmd just lu”

pour into buttered pans. Ralsins may also be added if desired. _

Morin iwmsfiitiien

Restored to Health by Taking - l..ydia.E. l_’inlLliam'-_s Voge-

sntsheu, o..a._~_‘,'1 twin

babies and forquiteawhileafterlwas __ so weak- I weld ' ' not do work

_.1 _ all tha way u my ” = - lego at the barlzk. I _" '; also had headachm

_` *J and gotmary little.

_ use .rtnnir Lyon

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__ _ _ _ stlibis c pours: I _ and aooncm was

‘ able to get u and

do my work. Ilbave taken three bottle

and I am fine, do my work without trouble and am ` ing in weight and strength. I will gladly recommend the

Vegetable Compound to ai1§1x_ne."- F. §'rarioN, Box 220, tcheil. n .

WESTERN' BOY SCOUTS

ON WAY T0‘0'|.'l`AWA

WINNIPEG. Man., July 13-Bound for Birkenhead, England, where they

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LADIES’ CHIFFON HOSIERY

A fortunate purchase

allojys usto ,offer _our customers la l High clas's"':» itihirh-mf Hgs-

iery, Full Fashioned, every .. ._ pair i ipcrfect, witlf"’7`éitltef" 'iibirited

or square heels at

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M an y fashionable

shades to select _from

'all sizes up to 101/2

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'tomatoes and other vegetables and

fruits, writes a correspondent from Orlando, Florida, to the Christian Science Monitor. '

Utllizationfor canning purposes of

\ the heretofore virtually useles "num- § ber three" potato, considered by lfarmers as too small for profitable jmarketing but, most desirable for ,canning, has been introduced by D. l w_ Tungate. a. local merchant, _and a factory at Bunnell. Fla., in the heart of the southern potato beltfis pro- ducing 5,000 cans daily.

With the canning of this "number three" potato, the promoters of the new enterprise feel that they havv introduced something to fill a. need of the potato farmers and at the some time provide the canned product of I. vegetable that is used t.he world over, and which has never before beensuc- cessfully canned.

'I‘he product, which is sealed in

can ready to serve and used in ti-ie same manner as the fresh potato, will, it is claimed, be of espical use in that the "new potato flavor" will in- definitely be retained.

will particpiate in the Intemational Boy Scout Jamboree, twenty boy scouts and their leaders from British Columbia, Yukon, Alaska and Mani- toba, left Winnipeg over the Can- adian National Railways for Ottawa. At Ottawa one week's training will be given the boys before they sail for England. /

Heading the British Columbia del-

egation is Norman Baunders, sec- iretary for the Boy Scout movement for the province. Not the least in- teresting member is Robert Gray, a ful] blooded member of the Tsimpean Indian tribe at Port Simpson, of which his father is chief. This boy is a King’s Scout.

Another boy from White I-Iorse,

Alaska, Tom Watson, was chosen to represent the Yukon and is making his first trip ouiside. The Manitoba boys, src headed' by ri. P. Muir. Field Scout for the province. The boys who will represent Western Can- ada at thc jambcrés arc the pick of the west. Each one had to write tests and come up to the highest standards of scout training. As the "Continental Limited" pulled out of the station the scouts were given three cheers by'a farewell delegation www to ns them ou. , _ _

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Iillllti BEANS

. ¢AN_"I'_§L5EP?_ Etiquette, :ami Dorothy n.fE°..... it

ly lcberla las

- Tradition. Matrimony

noonlunclies t ADDRESS AND

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wish them godlpoed. As soon as Doom, who lad been away on a

“Marriage is no Longer a Place of Safety to a Woman,” Cries the Wife Who Took Hus- band’s Love for Granted--“It is a'Place of Peril, Where Slie Has to be up

- and Doing to Hold Her Own” _

A very unhappy and lonely woman said to me the other day: Sometimes I feel that I have a mission to my sex and that I should go,

through the length and breadth of the land preachlnk to wives and saying to them: Wake up! Realize, before it is too late, that the old-fashioned untll~death-do-us-part marriage.

with its security for the woman, is played out.

"Face the fact that the relationship between hus-

bands and wives has changed and that men no longer feel any more bound to go on with a marriage thatis a failure than they do to stick to any other bad bar-

gain.

"Don't befool yourself with any of the old soph-

istries about winning back your husbands affection after you have once lost lt, or reviving his interest in you after he has got tired of you.- You can't do it. And when the Other Woman comes on the scene just is nothing you can do about it except to retire as gracefully as possible.

"If I had known these hard and bitter truths, I could at least have saved

my face and kept tho respect of my friends, but I belorlsed to the oldschool of wives who thought that their husbands were their personal property, and

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that they owned them body and soul and that they could punish the woman -r-Y ' 1 " ‘ . ' ' ‘

I ‘ ' ' C ‘ 'W ' P ss Club who attended the annual convention of that

who took them away from them just as they couldla thief who had stolen their jewelry.

"So five years ago when my husband asked me to divorce him and let him

marry the woman he loved I refused and started in to revenge myself. I was so jealous and angry and infuriated that I said and did terrible things and made myself notorious by publicly threatening to kill them and by humili- ating them in every way.

“This not only gavs my husband the grounds of mental cruelty upon wnicn

he got his divorce. after I had fought him for three years about it and forced ’

him to go to the Supreme Court in order to get it at last, but it made people M h F' h bl

think me mean and jealous and hard to get along with. so all of _my old ` t e

friends dropped me. I am practically ostraclzed. Everybody believed that A W °

my vicious disposition had drivei; my husband awaylfrom me and sympsth- _

ized with him instead of me.

“As I look back now upon the mistakes I made. I realize that I had a lot _ _

of bid-fashioned ideas in' my head that bound me like mei chains, and it _ With Every Pattern _ makes me wonder how many other wives are ruining their lives by being held .

by these old outmoded traditions that have no place in modern life and

modern marriage. ~

“I believed, as I said. that when s, woman married a man he belonged to

her. and that she could treat' him pretty much as she pleased because he was bound to her. I-is couldn't get away from her. I thought that he was held to her by all the power of church and state and society, and that he would be disgracecl'if he left his family. -

"I found out that people no longer look upon divorce as a disgrace, and

tiat they do not scom the man or woman who breaks up a miserable mar-

riage. They thin; they have done an intelligent thing.

"I thought that the woman a man married was his only real love, and 1 “

that all the rest were affairs to be destroyed by the wife. 1 found out that very often a man marries when he is very young and he outgrown his wife. or s husband and wife develop along different lines, or 1-ic`marrles under the spell of a passing infatuation that soon wears off. and then, perhaps, when ‘ _ size this ch,”-ning MW ,www 1, he is middle-ag--' he does meet the woman who was his predistined mate 1_7 _ I l i made with 1% yards of 40-inch

and who inspires in him the grand passion. I \ A `

"I thought a 'nan hoiiored and respected his wife, ,lust because shs was

for granted that his wife will be faithful and that she has to have many

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his wfe. more than any other woman in the world, no .matter what she did 2865 ' 1' l I bodice and sides of panel front and, or said, so long as she was faitful to him. I _found out that a. man takes it . ‘ back, A few seams to join and 'it's '

finished,

more virtues than chastity' if she holds him. I found out that being virtu- Pattern price 15 cents. Bc sure to?

‘ Department. The New Fash-

ous doesn't stone for a wlfe's being narrow and dull and nagging. - ` 1 flll in sire of pattern. Address Patternf

"I thought the mher Woman threw a spell over s msn and as soon ss ` . _ ion Magazine is 15 cents, but only

the wife humiliated her the husband would return. I found out that the 4 10 cents when ordered with a pat-‘ Other Woman's magic consists in generally being everything the wife isn‘t tern. and that once love is dead no wife can work the miracle of revlvlns lt- _ - - - - -- - - - - -- - -i

“I failed to recgnire the power of a clever, beautiful woman. I saw her B Q

as a fallen woman. I didn‘t match my wits against hers. ' I simply sought Name ` .

to destroy her as I would a snake. She destroyed me. I failed to see that style Na 2853 does away Wm-, ‘ ' "" ""'°"°°"""""'

the Other Woman is a great and mighty power and that she cannot be needle” unde,.g“mem_,_ It se,-ve, 3,, street Adare” S 0 crushed by scandal from the lips of an angry and lniured wife. She is here l pmm swp_m_ b,,_s_,,|e,-e md* sun ' "‘-°'-~-~°-~~----»-~ _ to my and. mm than that Shf is 'f°°°8“l=°¢ by °°°°“t P°°P"- The kiizcs sides provide su the nsees- _ city sms

1 it h bii ini has changed 1 wouid have been a ‘ .

wucr-Iirldhsllliaxifll wclnvlsllu I llspeilcled upon traditions is solve my dif- ed "tween his mmny and th” “°°d °1“'“ys "”°°“d'd °h°°"““" '"4 Wm* ' is of St. Eugena's, and to his alacrity.

. ii intbth ai a. 1 h v i esthats. woman °°°P .

neulilllia is belzlijs she isemxdld is iliili win always bmted ""°"° "gr" H' his Nm” with N" h"° y°“' “d“°“' °““°' °"” ° ° ` them. He assured them, however, ‘found you lacking in the social life:

Wm" I w°“ld d° M tm oth" W°m'm ever “ma mm my me' I thoughf that he would not fail to call to see your cheerful smile, your kindly man-'

cverythlng I would have to do would be to fight and everything and every mem in mmm when opportunity ner, your “nam” hmwuwy, md

~ . ll M. . And I thlll tl1Bl'\ b°dy w°“]d b° °“ my sh” I kmw e er MW wnixwmv nu made it possible, and he extended to your keen interest in everything per-

were many things I could have done to make myself over, p e my . .H l pnwnl mv”-tim w cm n mmm ta the “U I 'I

that _would have gone far to help me hold my husband, but 1 didnt thinka! his new home at my tim. He com munity hu .“mp°d"¥°°:u 1; .

md "°' I °h°“8m' 'mt °' wedding Gannon' W” m mn _ “mm mem ' eluded by thanking all sincerely on cltlwn, _ , tl’1¢ and that

“And that is the mistake that I would like to warn other women against hu “hut md al" °n hem” M hh But p"h'p° in “° 'Pun' U m“°h _ 3.VOld (IIC 1'& ~'

makinl Wives are -brought into competition now with other women as Ti’ *nd nmily. Following is the sd- sas" 1: the tgelblgiflll _°'°°. HU Y°\l1"

h n t tit. 'rn have to be u “° _ ‘ ' "'°' “ “"*““““°~ “ell-

llll lfllinllll bif.°f:nb.°lil.l: l:d.:..;ly ll: .axes ioiivinzw-s their rw-1». "° D" J' °' ‘“" M"° "‘°”°’““" '““‘, 2*” °“° §"‘° “““ °‘ “°‘°“°'

' ' ' ' York, P. E. I. . mus ways re er all thingy to mg

l . Th h to b understanding and sym- _ _

K li hlmstxlilhcjflfa lilo: lrilit tb :eip lilzir hulbanss from mmtlnz uv I De" mend” cm” M°m°°" ‘M °'°‘“” °’ °“' P* 0 C H ll M mlm “_ ‘ ph” of “my W ‘ w°mm_ Wu . frhe fact that the best of friends you have not neglected to psy due |°“1m"°- 7°' mm 3° 5 d_d_m' 'D hom mr Mm must sometimes part is being strlk- homlac and obedience to God, war. puwoi peru when ss has to be up-an ~» . ~ insiy experiences by us. at the ores- shirvlnl mm is an exemplary man.

_ cnt time, by reason of your decision ner. Al I member of Bt. lugenn

AM G 'M lu” mm tm only l;°..1mn‘ for h"g%d° u W ;°I£'°°° _to move from our midst to' another Church. you have always taken aa'

sport me nas bar ian without wiun g. R.U1‘HY _ mm” ml" mwmmm Wm “dum M

Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished ,,,,,,,s 9, S,_ Eugen,-S C,,,,,,,,_

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'I he above is a picture of the members of the anadian omen s re , _ _ _

organization held in “aint john recently. The Canadian National Railways provided a special train over the Saint john Valley Railway from `Saint john to Fredericton, in order that these Canadian writers, gathered from other provinces of Canada might have an opportunity of seeing the very heart of that beautiful New Brunswick couutfy- The P1Ct“l'° “'35 taken specially for the Canadian National Railways, at redericton. _ I _ _ C _ B

Through the courtesy of the Canadian National Railways many members of this peril’ WWC 01135 cd tovvisit ape reton

and Prince Edward Island, and thus carry back to their Westem homes as wide a knowledge of these prouiiccs as could be oqbtained from the time they had at their disposal. _ _ v _

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- 1 That God may be cver propitious soon arrive at their new p

to you, that continued success may the Sookc Hills. V

attend you in your new home, and C. E. Wliitney~Grifflths,

lthat it shall be our pleasure to sec of the Canadian Sheep you all again from time to time, is Association, who, with his b our sincere wish and prayer. one of the largest purebred

THOMAS HQRGAN down flock which was starts

._______. DANIEL READY, years ago by the late Kins

. _ _ h Pi r wi _

By Annabelle Worthington "“““°S“ ”°’"“E W °“ "`°° ° “S

HIS MAJES’I’Y's SHEEP to be urgently needed to lm

~f._-3,-W cary fulness one needs for the slim cgM|NG To CANADA i ,locks m ,ms P,.o,.mce_ and

il; silhouette (rocks. The front and back' can this be hem, obtained t

panel of skirt mst' be cut double. VIUIORIA' B_ C" July 12_sheep me impcrtationof purebred

'”‘ which wiii mars it sbsoiuisiy sm

Y from the famous fibers or His nm- iwm some 0! the n°*»¢d

shadow proof It is sketched in egg- jesw Kms George are bam! ,m_ mats 0: me old Coumm

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‘ " I Shen shade nat' Suk Crepe and mm' ported to Vancouver Island, and will` to breeders here.

I ' / med with deep shade of corn lace. _

the latest vogue of Paris. Flowered F~_-‘='=’~‘~'==*-=='-`~=-"-'~'-- -

.__,9.., . cotton volle, flowered chiffon, geor-

I gette crepe, crepe de chine, ninon. , batlste. crepe satin. and rayon novel-` ' ` ties are attractive suggestions. ;

It is designed in sizes 16, 16 years,i

88. 38, 40 and 42 inches bust measure. = It‘s really remarkable in the mediumi

_ msisrisi with an ymis ci isce. 'rhel

l ‘ sides are separate pieces pressed in

;.-'. plsits and stitched to lower edle oi*

No. 2808. Size -.....................

PRz~:si=:iv'1_'AnoN on may evmllin .vim st, number sz ua nsywqlilutin bnm sf me was o¢__!_t~ lvdma Church. Ccvchesd. assembled at the home of Dr. J. U. Kcboblld. Yilfk-

is axpreu is the ,prior and

wniiy the mm of c

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e e 1 not needed now

It is so unnecessary to spend money on lotions to keep your hands smooth and lovely after There is a_ cheaper and better way. Use Luxiin

rough appearance that spoils the natural beauty of your hands.

You will hardly notice the cost, for less tlialra cent`s worth of Lux will do the whole `clay`s dishwashirig'

Lever Brothers I-llalud Tommie ' gg

Signed on behalf of the Parish- breeders in British Columbia,

purchased five head from the

Introduction of new blood is

han

O ° . il ' - - _ I \ ' " 1 Blncaf your coming amonlst ul. U10 WUI" of the parish, your seal v "" __ _ _ .

call,»'arrived home. MV- -7- U~ some years ago, we have leamad to and lanemlity, in this regard, being

the :ood puter of lt. mlenvl. appreciate your true worth, and to' and inspiration to in all

as seams, which is prima .anim your imuty of chemin- ana in ui thu yon- me wus ans “W

and ltr. Thomas Horgtn, on snmpmy mg children have ever seconded your NU in Ill]-._

or the parish pn- You, dear Doctor, we have known generous efforts. and .we have learn- with l. vllusbli to be a conscientious follower of ed to appreciate and admire them Ambrose your aohii profession. counting no also. `

.laconvsnhcq or difficulty too greet But we would have you remember

when it was a

of responding your stay amohllt ol by something. or suffer- more than more wards, and so we

ever wouleaokycineltttvtfranuaihuo

and mm. il iritriillic value.

wi-trust they

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