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Others’ lollies teach us not,

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deriul and most sud-the sight of the iulcrs who do nothing, or of the workers who cnjoy nothing but working for themselves. Both are enslaved. They have given their hearts way to the world, a. sordid boon! Both have the world's reward

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_ try and hinder one another as much est men at the hesd of it. Every big business that endures gives just watching {on separate ribs, roll in flour. Sea! Nam” i as they can. They sometimes have weights and measures and guaranteed quality, 3 pounds rhubarb we“ on an sides with melted m, 514%. and then $011 See it 0H the "Few men have the courage to "The kind °l men w“ want m deal with "e those you can trust’ The 1 quart water fat. Place in covered baking dish. ,........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... Placards, and you can hear men 1e“, the“. wives," my‘ a magazine shops you go to are those whose word is their bond and whose scales and a“ m” m“, SeNmL Add vegetable‘ “d “Wm , Street Address and your fathers a talking quar- writer, yardstick you do not have to watch. l,‘ cup, on“, 1,11“ Cook in oven at 2'15 deg. F, {or thm ,, . ram“! about m D None but the brave dam the v90 unto others as you would like to be done by inkthe way of good 1 cup lemon Juice hon", or n 30o deg F m: w“ ............,srt-;t.;.. “our country is governed a lot 151,-, servicet,‘ honesty, courtesy and consideration and you can cash in on it_ y’ cup shredded pmeapple houm better than France, and Germany “"7 me’ 3 quarts iced water Meat loaves, of course, are always

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duction even in the land of the free and home of the brave:—— | “Our country has a. king who

can't do anything but what he l ought to. Thre were Georges 1., 11., IIL, IV., and V., but there was eight Henry's. There is also houses called the Houses of Parliament. One of l these is full of lords, called the Iiousc of Lords, but the other is only built for gentlemen, as per- haps you have seen some of them, and it is called the House of Com- mons, No gentlemen can get in there ,unless they .know as he can make ; laws. But the king has to look them over and see as they are made right. "These Commons are called Con- - servatives and Liberals. and they

comes about next. Then there's a lot

of others, and then comes Persia.

y Our country always comes first, _ i‘ whoever you like to ask."

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said a young girl to me the other day. "The modern rule is ‘do the other fellow before he can do you.’ All that Pollyanna business is pre- war stufl. It doesn't go now." '

“But it does," I told her. "The Golden Rule always works. It always has and it always will work everywhere end under all conditions. It is the one infallible rule oi’ human conduct. When in doubt as to what to do or say, you have only to do or say the thing that you would like to have done or said to you, and you will be s hundred per cent right. We have only to try it out on ourselves to know beforehand how other people are going to react to any situation.

“Take popularity, for instance. Every girl de- ' sires to be popular. She wants to be loved and ed- mlred by those who know her. She wants friends. She wants to see eyes brighten at her coming, and to know that wherever she goes she is welcomed. I get hundreds of letters from girls asking how they can make themselves popular, and they seem to think there is some deep, dark mys- tery about it. "Not at all. The only magic formula you have to practice in order to lure people to you and make them eat out of your hand is simply to treat them as you would like to be treated yourself. 'When you meet a. strange girl, you like her to be cordial and friendly and not, try to high- hat you. You like her to be adaptable and easily pleased and to fall in graceilully with what the others are doing. “You like a girl who is generous and who shares her chocolate creams and her boy friends with other girls, and who doesn't poach on other girls‘ preserves and steal their ‘stcadles’ from them. You liken girl who is a good sport, who is willing to play other people's games and who doesn't get mad and pack up her doll rags and go home if every one doesn't do her way. ‘ ‘You like a girl for a friend who doesn't purr at you one minute and claw you the next, who doesn't say that she feels it to be her sacred duty as a friend to tell you every mean thing she has ever heard about you, and that your new dress makes you look fat and everybody is saying you

are running after Johnny Jones. You like a friend who takes the trouble to do nice things for you, who remembers anniversaries, who is never too busy to write notes ofthanks or condolence, and who rejoices with you in your good fortune and weeps with you in your sorrow.

“Well, to be popular you have only to be the sort of girl who makes a hit with you, and to have friends you have only to be the kind of friend

that you long for yourself.

"Many shy people complain that they never know what to talk about

when they are in company, but they have only to apply the Golden Rule

to their conversation to be regarded as spellbindcrs. If we were all

Truthful Johns and Veraclous Jones, we would admit that the most inter-

esting topic on earth to us, and the one of which we never tire, is our-

selves. We could dlsoourse on that fascinating and thrilling subject for

years at a stretch without ever drawing a breath of weariness, and we

regard no people as so entertaining s4 those who lead us on to tel! of our

travels and to repeat the smart things our children say.

"Well, cveh as you and I, all the balance of humanity loves to talk

about itself, and so you have only to press down slightly on the self-starter

of any man's or women's egotism and then lend them your ears to es-

tablish your reputation as a. delightful conversationalist.

"You want to get on in business? The Golden Rule is the only never-

fail guide to success. Every man and woman who ever climbed to the top of the ofllce ladder are those who gave to their bosses the kind of service that they would have want-ed some e to give them if they had been the head of the firm. Every bank that stays solvent has hon-

"Pa, what's dignity?"

"Dignity, my son, is what you think you possess until the boss says "What is the meaning of this?"

"And the Golden Rule is the answer to the conundrum of how to be happy though married. Every husband knows how he would like his wife to treat him. He would like her to look up to him and admire him. He would like her to show him sympathy and understanding. He would

TENDERS FOR COAL y ' ___~__ P, E, I_ and Cape Breton night" and she went away. Dennis ling. Written tenders will be received by STEAMSHH; SERVICE looked angry. "Good night," said “when he sew her he broke of! in Pauline. - . may-

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Tenderers to state kind of coal they can supply.

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“"1 dull"! ti" m” "mt" °" ‘Pflm- for Charlottetown looked es if she hoped he would my day?" adoring eyes. Presently she said shy- she answered seriously. "Spoiled by , . ,

the dealer receiving the contract will Mom. part,“ m,’ In" ch.r- he was "Talking to Barbara and work. ly, "Dennis?" your vacant chair, of course. but 222 E3" 518k“! S's: ‘lulled . dlflamce‘ B‘? guppiy requirements with the same lotietovrn on Wednesday moflllnse. “No, thank you, dear!" ing." "Um?" otherwise perfect." Hamilton, Qng,’ wfiteg: bare became contented, kind 0100111 at tend" PIKE. but the W" "l" lmlflfllrlsfl M GWYRWW" The last little word was spoken "Does Barbara ever do anything "You love me best in all the Dennis scowled and took up the “In” before my baby w" would 8° to “up ‘ha, Bu.

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drop in the price of coaléo m“ Sydney before “ppm-w,- b, connect. heart. She perched herself on his P31111119 laughed. "not one“, 1 "What would you do if I said the ‘:5; r '" m“ I or“ “fie-sew ed ‘em-v m" “hm” b7 “gust m” tenth‘ gm °' by rcmam“: “b°“'d ‘h’ nflriavc you missed me?" “Clever! Rubblshlevghe talks like "Dllh" Plullllli Whlfiliflred. her. . pf“. y "u": ha‘ For “ma,” two mom!” l‘ Jun fvm“ The “west °r ‘my lelldcr n” "u" “Sic r1256 ffifyjlljnflfl“ 2:25:33‘ "You baby! Willi 5° Y0“ Willi me a cheap novelette." "Then you may safely live," he Pauline came into the room at mmltill I tried various Weight! bnght’ ‘cave’ and "m"? "WPM- through the Starits of Canso, u...’ to any?" g "Dennis!" assured her. that moment. milks but none agreed with so contented, which means T- 5- MRNUTT» nox Passage, st. Peter's Canal. "That you love me." . Pauline sighed and closed her "Why — Barbara!" she said, he“ In“! different time‘ w much m). bu”; moghge‘

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"Hallo! Couldn't you sleep?" he asked, with a. poor attempt at hum- or.

Barbara. met his eyes calmly.

"1 lay awoke thinking of you," she said in her charming voice.

"She knew good and well we were here," he said. "Damn the women!" he added under his breath.

"I told you I knew Barbara wasn't happy," Pauline informed him later on when she was lying cosily in bed. "I wouldn't tell anyone but you, Dennis, darling, but she does love someone-frlghtfully l" "Half a dozen of ‘em, think!" .. "No-seriously, one!" Pauline in-

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m" h" l0 .1011! him Alon! 111d make him feel that he was about; “m, feet tall and as strong as Gone Tunney.

"Would there be any disgruntled wives if husbands practiced m, Golden Rule Jorniula on the women to whom they are married and told them how much they admired them and loved them and what world. beatcrs they considered them? I trow not.

"Nor would there be any roaming husbands if wives treated their husban’ as they themselves want to be treated and showed them the tenderness and appreciation and aflectlon that they crave themselves, "And so there you are, my dear," I said to the girl, "with the Golden Rule still working. Times may change, but humanity never changes, and we are all born with the some kind of sweet tooth. DOROTHY mx.

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