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blusisry December day like this with a

delicious 5 Minute “CREAM OF

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The Festive Season just around the corner means cxiro. baking for all those wonderful occasions when friends drop in to wish "Good Cheer". And of course, chncnlalc cukcs, cookies and candies are sure to he popular! For full- ﬂnvourcd, real chocolate ﬂavour I heartily recommend BAKERS UNSWEETENED CHOCOLATE. Only the choicest cacao beans are used in Baker's Chocolate —— and they are skilfully roasted to the peak of flavour, then milled to glorious satin-smooth perfor- . . . nothing is removed . . . that's why Baker's Chocolate has been a favourite in so many homcs for almost 190 ycars.

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the marriage is a failure. For this reason. every bride and bridegroom should start out on their honeymoon making a definite, intelligent effort to keep in touch with each other. They should cultivate ihc same interest beyond the little daily round of duties, the little homo

Arid the result is that the two are unequally yoked together and For this reason, every bride and bride- groom should start out on their honeymoon making a definite, intelli- gent effort to keep in touch with each other. They should cultivate the same interests and try to make themselves companienable to each The man should not absorb himself in his business and ihc woman devote herself to the children, but they should work together. for in that way alone can they keep in step with each other.

A woman can keep her husband from developing away from her if she will begin in time. but if she waits until she is 50 It is too late. Then nothing is left for her but to reconcile herself to the situation and

DEAR MISS DIX: Can anything be done about the pests who keep their radios going all day so loud that it drowns out every other sound ln the neighborhood and drivel everybody in the viclnlty to the verge

M. R. 0. Alas, l’ fear that the case is hopeless iict-ausr: ihcsc radio hounds nrs utterly lacking in all consideration for ilit-ir follow

They have no bowels of compassion, or they would never turn on the loud-speaker unless they lived miles from any other human habi- There are even people with so little mercy in their hehrts U“; they will turn on the radio and leave it going all day, even when they are out of the house, apparently for no other reason than to torture the unfortunate people who live near them.

DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally in readers, but will answer pmbkm, 0r ‘onorﬂ inisreat through her column,

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Suggested Gifts For

MOTHER:

AT CHRISTMAS TIME YOU WILL BE GIVING HER SOMETHUNG - WHY NOT MAKE IT SOMETHING THAT WILL TAKE THE DRUDGERY OUT 0F HER DAILY CHORES ABOUT THE HOME?

FAWCETT RANGE Coal, Wood or Oil

Electric or Gas

R WASHER JOHNSTON ELECTRIC CONN‘) FLOOR POLISHER

WESTINGHOUSE ALSO

ELECTRIC RANGE

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. Electric lruii

. Electric Toaster

llsstrl Mixer

_ Elociric liolplnte

. Small Radio , Set Dishes . Easy Chair

B. Electric Heating Pail

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9. Lumps

l0. Cotlur (‘first

and nia-ny other useful articles

Suggested Gifts Fort

THE BREAD-WINNER on THE FAMILY is 0mm

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Suggested Gifts For OLDER ONES . i

The Older Children will apprdciate articles of furniture and furnishings for their respective rooms.

A Comfortable Chair to sit in.

A Cedar Chest of her own for HER things.

A nice maple, walnut or mahogany Bed.

A new Spring-filled Mattress or Spring. ,- . A Chest of Drawers for His or Her‘ Clothes.

. A Bureau or Vanity in which to study themselves. . A pair of good Pillows or new all-wool Blankets. 8. A Bedspread.

9_. Vanity and Bed Lamp Set.

10. Desk Lamp or Reading Lamp.

11. A Desk or Table at which to study.

There are so many lasting gifts for them.

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SUGGESTIONS FOR THE FAMILY: "am. ma 01m arm 0N1: FOR ALL"

1. A Beautiful CHESTERFIELD SUITE.

2. OCCASIONAL CHAIRS.

8. LOVE SEAT

4. STUDIO COUCH or DAVENPORT.

5. CABINET RADICF-Comblnstlon models.

6. CARPET and CARPLTINO.

'7. Combination DINNER SBTlwltIi SILVERWARE.

ALSO:—

1. Living Room (or Den) DESK, in mahogany or walnut.

2. SMOKERS-Floor mode! with large ash tray

s. 0am: TABLE SET complain with Chairs.

4. KITCHEN COUCH-Adjustable head or Davenport. . STUDIO COUCH for his Den. - . Comfortable EASY CHAIR or ROCKER

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. COSTUMER for his office and many other typos of articles from which you can make a choice.

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Your CHILDREN : iOllNGER ONES

They are only young once!

T00 soon they must pass beyond the years when the world is all fun and games. Let us help them to have FUN-Lots of it.

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'7. Roller Skates

8. Junior Trikes

9. Kindergarten Sets l0. Desk and Chair Sells 11. Child's Rockers 12. Commodo Chairs.

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1. Steering Slel

2. Baby Rail B eigbs 8. Sidewalk Bicycles 4. Rocking Horse

5. High Chairs

B. Express Wagons

NUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES FOR THE HOME

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134 Kent st.

WHERE PRICES ARE BORN —NOT RAISED

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