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APRIL 27. 1950

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Dorothv Dix Says: -

that-they must never marry until they find men of sterling char- acter in whom they can have an implicit faith?

how to dearly bought wisdom to her daughter? Why should not every mother see to it that her daughter is a first-class cook and manager before marriage? a good sport. to pull her weight in the boat without whining and to take the ups and downs of matrimony with philosophy and nature? alty to their husbands and that they must stand by a man in hard times and buck him up. instead of running back to mother and leaving him to fight it out alone?

husband. which we live, but I do all my own housework and pinch every penny. My husband refuses to make me an allowance and buys for me him- self only the plalnest necessities in the way of clothes. that I have been married I have never had a dollar that I could do with as I pleased. I have never had a pretty Q-ess or hat or any of the little luxuries that women crave.

cause I am so humiliated by not having the proper clothes and not i being able to pay my part of the expenses. that kind of a man?

money better than he does his wife always sacrifices her to' his cupldlty.

and sick-nursing and the million other odd jobs that are required to run a home comfortably. earns the wages of at least three or four servants in addition to her board.

to give her a penny of her own to do with as she pleases. she is foolish not to walk out and refuse to do another lick of work until she can get a satisfactory adjustment oi the money question. take long to bring a man to terms if he had to wrestle with the problem of cooking dinner for a lot of howling. hungry children when he izot home from his work.

avoid getting him. and I urge every girl who is thinking about man riago to have a definite financial agreement beiore she marries as to what percentage of the family income is to be hcrs.

ing me with two small children. I would never marry again. are married and have left me. miss to my wife?

the grave and control a living person. and a deathbed promise not to marry is better broken than kept. Certainly it cannot make a saint in heaven happier to know that the one left behind is living a lonely, starved life because of a promise exacted by earthly jealousy. If you marry a woman of suitable age and who has the same interests background that you have and .whom- you know to be of a kindly disposition. there is no reason why you should not be happy.

war problems of general Interest throughher column.

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THE UUARDIAINI. CHARIDTTETOWN

E loontinued trcm page 2

Every married woman has learned by experience the secret Of a husband. Why should a mother not reveal this

Why should not every mother teach her daughter to be

good Above all. why shouldn't mothers teach their daughters loy-

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My problem is what to do with a stingy I am married to a man who is rich for the community in

In all the years

I do not try to have any women friends or to go anywhere be- What can you do with

MRS. S. ANSWER: Not much. I am afraid, because a man who loves

Any woman who does the cooking and cleaning and baby-tending

If her husband refuses to recognize the value of her services and

It wouldn't

But the only sure way to deal with a tight-fisted husband is to

DEAR MISS DIX: My wife died when I was 23 years old. leav- She exacted a promise from me that l have kept this promise. Now both girls Do you think I should keep this pro-

LONELY ANSWER: No one has a right to try to reach back a hand from

and

DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally to readers, but will ans-

. Ellen's iilar! Continued from page 2

And she continued. "I never was used to doing any of the business. so that now I find it very trying indeed. No. we have no children- never had any". (We were as Judy used to say "simply dying" to tell her our own history of children and grandchildren but in spite of this remained an Interested list- ener!) "And his going was a sad blow to me - we'd been together so long. And a good man. he was! And if I do say it, respected by all - an Elder in the Church and al- ways in his place on the Sabbath. But on the top of John's going" she smiled. "do you know what they're doing in our part at the country now? Building I road- cutting bushes and trees, and wid- ening it. I'm afraid they're going to take every tree along the lawn. Oh. they'll have to. i'csn see that l- and it'll fairly break my heart

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again. Chestnut trees they are, that .1 brought from home when they were only tiny things! And aren't they the pretty tree at any time of year? and especially when they're blooming. Yes. they're a picture then . . . and what part of the country do you hall from?" We told her. "If ever you come our way. come to see'me", she invit- ed. "but I'm thinking I'll not be able to show you that lovely row of Chestnut trees!"

"And Ellen" our busy fannwife said in her interesting letter. "the June Bugs were very good, though not fare to keep to a labouring man! But dainty and ta.stefu.l-one has to be careful to bake them in a moderate oven. I'm giving you the receipe for my molasses cook- ies, just as I make them. which makes up a goodly supply of them -- and I'm putting the ingredients down in the order of mixing. Drop the final mixture by spoonfuls on a buttered sheet. and bake them

. but dear me. I can't say ex- actly how long. but it's easy to tell when a cocky is done!" However. the day has almost run. and

Until tomorrow - Diary-Good- night.

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End SALE

THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY S. A. McDONALD. Departmental Store

Men's Furnishings (First Floor)

Men's Broadcloth SHIRTS, 2 ...-..v-n-ounusos... I

all good makes, clearing 3.95

Men's Broadcloth PYJAMAS,

in plain shades, clearing

2?.:?g:.:".Y'??'.5'?'."??F'... 98c 2?::.:.t”T?.'.'??F.. 69c”""79c 2'.:.?.?.?”.'.'.?'.ff'.."'?'T?...... 39c

Men's TIES

clearing 3 for Men's Woven SHIRTS in stripes and plains,

24 only, regular 5.50 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

.. ..... .. f.IfjIf 1.00 3.98

Lingerie Depl. (First Floor)

I'.Z.'J.?.'.i373's'”.7”'i'.l.i'.'.'.Sf 2.98

”"""'”"””w"5' 2.49

regular 3.95 .. . . . .

I33-II:II;I2I:S'........'.... 2.49

Ladimyss SLIPS, regu-lor 3.95

Yard Goods Dept. (First Floor)

Worsted SUITING, 54" wide, colors, wine, yrs and navy, 7.75 for .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Check SUITING, 54" wide, colors, brown and

green,5.50 ior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

E1Zf.,'?i? .S??i.'.'1".'.3.5t .?'.”i".'.'7'T'. .".-".7 ..... .. 3.75 f."::::.,”.'.:.'.:: iTf3'2.?.3'?1'f?'..'.'?'.'.f'?f'.'?i'fT'i'.. 1.75 5Ii”'l.3',A.'::Ii.IIGi.?E"IE: ”.'.'.”.".' 53'. . . . .. . .. 1 .25

l.odies' Foundation Garment Dept.

. (First Floor) Discontinued Lines, BRAS, populor makes, volueuptoI.50cIeoringfor................. Discontinued Lines, cnzotrs and coksrrs,' 1 0 value up to 3.50 clearing for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... s 0

Quilted and Silk BED JACKETS,

value to 5.95, clearing . . . . . . . . . . .

68 Bodi-Mold B-RAS, ; regular 2.00, clearing ........ . . . . .

I9 only, Lodies' PYJAMAS,

regular 4.95 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-956 Lodies' Cotton ISLIPS, large sizes only L65 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-19 Qua-ntity Children's Cotton VESTS and PANTIES, priced to clear Accessories

......-u. u.......

(First Floor) regular 1.95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 980

6 Only Lodies' Leather and I Corde HANDBAGS 2

s o - . - . . I

I2 Lodies' EVENING BAGS

clearing

CI9('lI'IIIg IIIIO . . . . . . . . .... no--aim.” gggggs. Lo(Iies' Lyle HOSE I Children's Kid Gi.0VES

clooring, pa-If . . . . . ..

2I HATS,

from 1.98 to 4.95, clearing

Lodies' Ready-To-Weor Dept. 15 III BLOUSES, from 2.95 to 5.95 CIIITIIIIVQ ........ co-I-sous 3.00 I

8 only Children's SHOULDER BAGS, to clear 1.00 Children's Cotton STOCKINGS, clearing . . . . . . .. 50c Hot Department. Ladies (Second Hoorl. I Only BLOUSES, from 6.25 to 7.25

clearing .. . . . . .

7 Only UNIFORMS, 4.95

clearing . . . . . . . . . . ......... ' 7 Only SWEATERS, 4.75 to 6.75

clearing .. ......... 3-00

.....

SPECIALS - LodIes' Depl.

(Second Floor) Z.."."."..'.'.i.".'”.'.'. .5.'."T.5'.'."T'.'. .".'. '.”;"T?. . 1 0.00 3.3"". .'5'T'j'.'.'fi?.iT.5.'..".'T'f.'.iii? . .. . .. 1 5.00 2.3"", ."5'.'? .5T'.'?'.'.'.'it '.'f"'T'.. . ., . . . . .. 10.00 i.?f?lt".?'.i75S'??.'f?'".?"??.'?.'?'?.5......... 5.00 I3.9."'? .".'T".5.i.E?.'.'f'."'. '?"'?'?'.'T .'.”:'T". .. 1 0.00 f.?."'? .".'?'i??'.5.T'f'."?.”.5."'f'.."?.'.2.'.5" . .. . 1 5.00

Children's Wear (Second Floor) 3 Only COATS, size 2 and 3, 8.50 to 9.95

4.95

clearing . . . . . . . .. ........ 4 Only BOYS' TWEED COATS, II.25 to I2.95 cleoring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3 Only BOYS' JACKETS, .sizes 4, S and 6, 3.75 2

cleoring.....'.... . .. . 13.3.3; 93"??? .5.'i."i;';s;'3'.'.”. .. .. 1 .00 1.f..5iE'.'i "T f”.'.”"5f.'?i .'."'.' ..... ...... .. 1 .00 3.2.21: 5';”.E.i.TT"'.".5.' '.'?7.'.'1.':?5. .. '. .. 2.00 3"?.'.'.”". 2.00

Men's Department (Third Floor) '

7.50 '” 10.95

?.'3iT!."L.33.'T?.i.'2i21.”'i.. 19.50 "' 32.00 E123: 'Z'.?.If.If' .".". .''.'.'f .'."7.". .”.".d. . .. .. 6.75 i1:2"sf:?:2.'”i.'fT'i5'.?ff"?.?T?. 6.00 f;i::L?.I'”.".”7.'.i.'.'.'Y'?'Tf??.T”.?'ii'i'. .. .. 15.00 25.00

Student's Gabardine SUITS, in greys, blues, Men's Goboniino .IACK'ETS, assorted shades, t sizes36to44 .... i

Boys' One and Two Poni- SUITS . . . . . . , . ..

and browns, sizes 321037 . . . . . . .

House Furnishings Dept.

(Third Floor)

CH-l'NTZ, 48" wide, value 2.35 yard

clearing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pure Linen TOWELLING, regular 70c yord

clearing . . . . . . . .. ......... CRASH TOWELUNG,

.... 29c

special price, yord TURKISH TOWELS

each . . . . . . . .. Bet-fer Quoii-iy TURKISH TOWELS pair . . . .

TABLE CLOTHS, SI x 70, regular 4.40 La... .;.1.;.":'eL.s.i.;;"s.;.;. ;.Q;;a..i .5... special price, poi!

Ploid'TURKISH 1byns',';...'..; i3s.'i " 1

cIeoring,poir .. a

clearing . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

PILLOW CASES, 42", special price

pair . .

eoch'.. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

CRETONNE DRAPES, only time pair left, 3

Chenille B-ED SPREADS, 80'): I00, Rose, Blue End 6

American Beauty, special price, each . . . . . . . . . . I

Rayon BED SPREADS, 80 x I00, -

special price, each .. . . . . . . . . .

MESH CURTAINING, .

special price, yard

Ruii-led Dot CURTAINS,

special price, pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Basement

l.odies' NIGHT GOWNS,

reguIor2.39 .......

l.odies' SILK PANTIES,

35: each or 3 for

Lodies' SLIPS 1 ... .--... ........ I

clearing . Children's White BLOUSES, sixes8tol4 . . . . . . . .

Children's ANKLE HOSE,

a-coo

poIr.. . . . . . .. . Children's DRESSES,

regular 3.19

i';'1”.L'"3'..'3'".97?'. .. .... 1.00

Boys' SWEATERS, . regular 3.25 . . . . . . . . .. Boys' JACKETS, regular 4.50 Boys' SHIRTS clearing . . . . . . . .. "SPECIAL"

Men's OVERALL PANTS .

A. McDOHALD

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