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0F’ ROOTO, HERBS, BERKS AND DERRIES -—l1’ TELLS

NOVEMBER 1s, "1920

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wasn't Holden. I would tell Dick we must open some accounts at once. Then Icouid get what l wanted, and pay as I -found it con- venient.

To my surprise, he kindly bu.‘

Tilli WUMAN llli MARRIED

DY JANI PHELPS

w?‘ a \ Ultra-Q i l

i‘ ~ firmly refused to have any charge ‘n45 stony

_‘ ‘ M _ ‘_LL_ ‘ accounts.

" " " r " i “We never would know how we o; the mam Cambium in

hlhndThru You: Unttl-ShTrfod HOMI AGAIN i stand’ not have “WM” u w° dld» Hood's Ssrsapariiia as a medicine I IFRUIT-A-TIVES” i Fm“- n-‘i! “Wm”? 9“? w “Y for cutarrh, rheumatism, scrofuia , . _ _ 1 i charge it ‘and not so easy to WY and other ills or the blood, stom- _\

chum, a ., cash for things-especially if you ach, liver and kidneys. -

haven't it."

"But Iwould only get whntl needed," I urged.

"You would think you‘ needed it at the time; but what we can't pay

I think Dick hurried his busi- ness that night. He sww I was so discontented-I hook no pains to hide my feeiingar-tthat it made‘

ISarsaparlila, yellow dock, stil- llngia, blue lflag. guadacr-aitera- tives, bioodlpuriflern and tonics.

Mandrake and dandelionr anil- bilious and liver remedies.

Cocoa Waters

‘ ",1 my hands are now

ed his mother and sister dearly, he loved me more. .

In my envy i was constantly trying to think of some way Dick could make enough money so we might live as his sister did. I

him unhappy. And although he lov- I‘

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3 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons milk 7 tablespoons flour K teaspoon vanilla

for we can go without until we can. No, Nan, we will run no bills! I wish we could save a little, We haven't added one penny to that SE00 we have in the bank since we were married. ‘ Suppose we start

Wintergreen and ‘bitter orange peak-topics, appetizers, diges- tives.

Juniper berries, uva ursi and glipslssewar-grent kidney remed-

es.

i l tables n l . trying to save $10 month." . __ '

cilmilillnfid a 800d 1168i. and ye‘. ized as” up“ v" "Save-on Yourasdidfy! Well. ‘llflfixdgiifn idms Add. 122101;? of

Dick never seemed tic get cross gmbiupoon; CQWQnV. you do the saving then, I can't." “m, ' ' a with m°- m5 "Wife W88 $0 51m- Cocoa I had answered impatiently. I lEconqmy am] mm merit -

JANE PETER LAMIRRE

ny, he was ao optimistic, that he couldn't stay angry or depressed.

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‘ I ‘ blespoon chopped

was terribly disappointed that

Dick would not allow me to open

are combined in Hood's Snrsaparilla. . l -

Econoi Fur Coats

Pom“ s, Pierre P Q no; tiny Oulifliittlle‘ apartment. iccounts like Clara had. 1 really 3 i t‘ ' t ' ' seem a er s ss er‘ s ac- _ ad id h id t ii — ' - . '“I think it m)’ duty toteii you how ious home! At first I find seen M”h°d‘_~5dd m‘ mllk- self d‘: ea a we“ use" I m 6d the llllillfl. but he inflated lllwfl PERHAPS ywhevelong “shad foraruuyatyhmmucmt’ ,

much your medicine has done for me. [wifued for time year: with. terrible

relieved to get back where 1 wasn't all the time making com- parisons. But this feeling soon

drop by drop, to creamed sugar and butter, stirring constantly. Add slowly the

"Come, Dear. give me a kiss, and then let's eat. I'm ravenous," was

doing all the heavy work. He was so afraid I would overdo that he

but have always hesitated “because they cost so much." Now, they really don't. a matter of fact they are truly economical. A Fur Coat will long out-wear a cloth coat. It

. . 0t u an o r to. . W” 1.°°"'“""" ‘°'°"" "°°'°" were on and 1 remembered only §°.‘L'.i.’""§.‘i i???“ u" he Sm i... Sung h i2’. M1335,’ i’; t-idibiii will n: surpass at u. style. n will o», you ever so much - - andihnl’ did “t 4° l“ ‘m!’ B°°d- the luxury we had enjoyed for a. mophog‘, ,,,,,‘{;,,,,,,,,‘,j 521i The First shadow or Debi. W811i d0 is mull-h 8B P0591116 be- more comfort. Especially is this so when you select a coat ,- Then, I “S94 one 50X 0f ‘Soothe- few days. The beautiful rooms, spring]; “vim no“, 1),,“ m” h° I'm 1°‘ the °m°°~ of Holt, Renfrew l '. 541m’ and two boxu nfT-"ntim-tiuey‘ ithe fine linen, the delicious ifeod, with cinmmmh Bani“ a Chapter 5 while I W“ 11°‘ “Hateful Y"?

"_',~ar. The pain is gone and there been no return. I think it is ai-narvellous cure because no other medicine did me anyvgood and I tried all~the remedies! ever heard of, without benefit until I used ‘Soothe-Salon’ ‘ and ‘FruiHv-tives.’ ‘Frult-a-iives’ cooled the blood‘ and removed the cause of‘ the disease, and ‘Souths-Shiva’ completed the cure." \ Dame PETER LAM ARRE (ills), 60o. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25o. At all dealers or sent.‘ postpaiil by Fruiba-tivea Limited, Ottawa, Ont.

x “w” “mm wmmere“ “my 1000M") o u, i u, 1 i me over the telephone and mortle VU“ -——- m‘? did‘ lzili-dh? m” fvetuveg ‘g $12“ ma, fsxigd "12, uiziingoiféj fled me almost to death. Later, I g 1 _, I Hsingfithazfl"mignatcgflcglmeas I ____.___.______,_;_____, Clara had shown me how to msn- “m” mil“! a “mil m1“! “k9 ma‘- i-huflnwmomm ~ "M

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W. MILES GARRIBON, A. 5.. M. D. Late Medical Superintendent of Charles Dalton Sanatorium.

"hselallat in Pulmonary Tubercu-

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. . .0f-fice at 12s Brighton Road... . .. .. "Charlottetown" .. .. .

Office i-Iourn:—-2 to ii p. m. and by appointment

Consultations hr appointment.

Telephone 207.

the servants and motor cara—— these all remained to harass and entice me.

"I'm sick and tired oi living ‘in this little two-bydour apart- ment." Istormed one day. "Tired of being nobody, having nothillk. I tell you Dick, you must have money or"-—I stopped, knowing my lips had tightened on the threat I was about to make, feel- ing that I showed in my face that I had determined to have things joke money to get what I want-

e . .

"I can't be forever pinching and saving. Talk about the joy of living! It takes nil the joy out of life to live as we dol"

ever had at home. and more. But he never did. instead he would say: -

"Keep up your courage, Nani I'll get and advance soon. Dear. and then we can have more, _do more. We are pretty young WI» you know. We'll have to be just a bit patient. I am almost sorry we went to Chicago. Yen, have been restless ever since we came back." That was the way he put it-—"restlees." .

I had tried to fix my clothed

c‘ will/Ur w.

‘Tut Cows»: Coupon‘ new...

ms in one like sh

then. It was

slow oven until brown.

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dress, Dick. Iriow would? you like

e has on?"

"It looks like ready money, Puss, and we haventmuch of that you knowP-Then: "Now, forget to en- vy them, and-lust look upon it as a. beautiful picture."

That was Dick's way~then. He tried to make me see the right. side of things, as he saw them-— entirely my fault hat he ever changed.

In spite of Dick's refusal to open accounts, I was in debt. I had been really drawn into it unthinklngly. To he sure it was not much-dust a. little at the butcher's and gro- cers. It came about in this way. One day I wanted more than I had mosey to pay for, and, the butcher sa : .

“Get. what you want, Mrs. Wil- liams, and I'll send in a bill."

It had beenpractically the same with the grocer. So I had formed the habit-very graduaiiy- of let ting such tradesmen as would, wait. I found that when I paid for everything I had no money left for Clothes. So I let them wait, lapping their bills over from one week or

' age so that I could placate them. and still give them only part of what. "was due.

I hadn't at this time any desire to deny myself to save. I wanted handsome, stylish clothes more than anything else in the world. Next to clothes I wanted to live in a fashionable apartment house. I was spending more for myself than was at all consistent with Dick's income. I had bought two new dresses and a lovely hat. I wrote Mother of my disgust with my wardrobe after I had visited Dick's

his help, nor unappreeiative oi his kindness. I was always wondering why he couldn't earn more. if he did I could have a maid, and he wouldn't have to do housework. Many times 1 was tempted to tell Dick of the. bills hidden away in the bureau drawer. Not large ones lo be sure. yet quite an amount in, the aggregate. But as many times my courage failed. instead I got deeper and deeper into debt, until I was really afraid to fell him.

Somehow I must have some money-—and soon. Those bills bills must he paid before I became unable to attend to them. The tradesmen, too, were becoming im patient. One of them had dunned

Marriage we all say, and think follows love. But love would be more apt to endure after marriage if we would not strive to live be- yond our means, wouldn't attempt to ape our more iprosperoua ac- quaintances. I am sure husbands and wives would live far more happily could they omit the con~ fiiant straining after social posit-

cos of entertainment and dress. But I had this to learn, as have

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many other women Then I honest- ly thought—inade myself think-

ion with its attendant extravagan-I” gasped

two or tlhr l, ..

Then I asked:

ee months, perhaps long-

She took things so-wlien Dick gets calmly. Thcnl told her-not of all. lllisS but of the butcher, and my promise. ‘ 5h?

"\Vhilt shall I do?"

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handsome Ruadm Pony, fashionably u‘ Iurn. There are many other equally effective styles to choose from. (Write to-dsy to our neermt store for your copy oi‘ our new

Style Book of Furs n

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$20. l haven't a cent in the house." ,'I‘hen, "You'll have to take it out paid, or Jim will it. lie likes me to wear it." hml banded me a small broch. "Indeed, I will! You shall have it buck in a few days.“

NAN BEGRUDGEE SE V

i had paid the butcher, '11" one else. My nerves had

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3696'1o'23'z"h'.‘" But instead of improving them. I

had almost ruined them. I sewed nicely, ‘but was no dressmaker, and with Agnes’ exquisite crea-

‘thut I never could be really hap- py unless I had all the things I craved.

people, and she sent me $20 "to help."

It. was very little and ii bought me very littlu. But l shudder now

the breaking point for dents; e since Dick had talked so blit about that $200 in the bunk. -

‘lie often had icltl mo of " , v a‘

’i'hsn with weakness l started on my unaccustomed errand, my first 111.33,- wqulqi - wisit to "a pawnshop. liuil llirk been like

the finswer

"Pawn something!" cams promptly. "l haven't at thing

DlC-K Pu-rs ms FOOT nowu on ACCOUNTS

y . _ ,1 _. e .' i _. . somv men, 1m cum‘ . I 0' l » I ~ i - . . . . ‘ . . , . _ ._ ' i ' ~ ‘f i. .. ' ‘ i tears over the result. knew he was a favorite with both seontdbirt ‘ligokzggi’ h“ u’ exerfflee w h“; Much 9E1“.‘iidiyifldifmifffgg i‘ilifiiiiiiiliiiiiiiulgiirliidxagige f-‘icrriy glflelfvOelgi) “a, Zlpetjulfiim)’ 4i, . , ' I s1} canon-lo msaiasll One o! the young married cou- members of the firm for whom ho I m“ no, we" and {or that n, ichaptere and; “Olllffl ("Q ~ _ penny m. hi, Fawn‘, fin“, Wm, h, cmred i“, “we, WW1“, ,1 . f i i, -plea with whom we had become worked. I was constantly thinking ' ' 'I‘hen one day the butcher made. me all. out l- v I - _ 3 _ -__v _ ‘ I U _ I _ _ v . ,,... New at Victoria Hotel. a‘ ted ha ed‘ h" , l.k_ __ for no other reason I should have . -, “Uiihhei ii“, mink in“ my iiie ntt-eiitii fm till fun and lunthes. I ‘time seen inn mun) )0 _ onanno-rrmown. r. n. r. ‘will! l! <1 W" W o l" 110w I will‘! Wm thw 1 ills l0 M been mo“, enemy mo“, ecouomi. me a “'5' - ,, . = .,, “.8. n,“ .-- n.- Oflell stliti laughlngiv. fellows g6 hmkit. l um uti-al a‘ Friday, semen. anon. were away. They had gone furth- count. cunsknowin "m wh ti, .' "I want my money. he smd 1M “ ‘ Y‘ ' .. . , . _ ' , in kind o, .,_,,,_,L.,,i.d,,,,n-. m, 3 on y. .. _ - ~ . --- .. - . . ~ . > , . ' _ . »._i n! da er down town i to a new elevator It. seems to me they have been t d“; ‘ e“ e “f trossly, I tunt ilait any iongci." ed in my life . H " m‘ busmes‘ t” Mm m" ‘ y . ' ed i ' ' ‘l’ u mm» new. HIIMMIB- apartment. T n» rent was only awilulil slow about giving you that p“ ed " ‘ m“ m °‘" “m” a" "r11 pay you tomorrow" Ire- "Terrible! l new‘ W" 8° 1“~“"'lnn1orw.\'. yours to spend lt-uml n18 “hell l “PB "l" l" *1°__" ,_ emu. P- n- l-. Mud-r- Wefl- l’ ,. rived. our expenses would necess- -. ~ - ' . “Here take this and ask them to . stretch it all ii will stand. All wu- thine w make mo" "limel" " . ' - . , t." -. $12 m e and th h d i t l bl th ortlfitation i - i nun’ “mum li ht tiigi‘ roo w” la 1mg“! “use yo“ talk about. I 5a d u Hilly be greater, Bu; i wag‘ as X p ted, trem i118; W‘ if‘ - ~ give You $20 on it. They've done it um“ mm he trusted to handle the. go slow. Nan. lbave as we can; t, l ; a." I ,,,,,,,-,._.p~|-.,-. 12 so a p. _. E . i' ms ere n ce y e- Dick about sin‘ months after we no“, we’ supremely semsh I 10v. tindanger. But 1 hadnmhe slighi- i hetore_ihat "me shop rig“, m ti“, Mm"), ‘mndsv bu, M] woulen “rem _ . i? q llnlfilill-{lin-u“ monthly la corated. and they were not oblig were married, Iiow much do you . i . .i .. i should m the . . . ~ . "'"""‘*~ "m" ed to feel mortified by having think it will be when W“ 59' it?" itiomckthsti" X wasted his money iiidnliifd ‘K ‘He g corner. I guess you can rake. up the like you my Nan.’ (onunued on Page ihiri. l 4 i ,3‘ j 375z'1°'263m°a pa‘ their friends walk up several "rpm; Loi-d (miy imowe," Didi i-e- “gin 22ml $3113 goazxggled’ :3 “I "kiwi a" yo“ owe “m I'm iii-Hi Wm“ __ w w fi l ywjigg A" 21153112 oliksttzigatsllagcheenrtihleg: ‘W3? plied,‘ "1 ‘hope At least $2» a possihie emu“ M“, the wig,‘ m, ofbeing mid ii, dribieisg- he m‘; ~—~—‘-"‘~--~--~ ‘“” y. i» e ‘v - momi." ' ~ If iii t. '1 r mate, Dick thought’ m“ m me it Nth“ “In nmch of a “Ne! style, for show. to outdo others, us he shuffled o down es ans

Trembling all over at my narrow _. . escape-it. was almost time for l:

Underww

how I cver was to tneet the bill in i! "THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE"

and to make myself more attrac- tive.

My lYi8Ild5~ilS we'll as Dick»- all flattered me The women espe- cialiy helped me lose my sense of

seemed impressive,

"i'd feel quite different about asking people‘ to come to see us if we lived in a place like that!"

They should give you $50 anyway." I had no slightest idea <of Dick's value to them; I know absolutely not-hing of this. or of any, business.

____,_____________. DR. J. (i. HOUSTON

EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

Office-ERIN? Blliliiillfl- Que" 5“'°“ the morning, as i knew Dick had

posits Prowl" Bf" I Erlllllbleil- Girls brought up as I was are . . i

,, _ _ l proportion b tellin m whet I given mo all he (ould unt l his next ofliiiglgglsr°"gloaz“g“msa“v°fn I fancy that mikht be a 80nd singularly r-gnorant of business af- my“ to heailqlow ioéleiyel would . payday; i waited for him when he EWIIIBII b7 lP9°'"'-m°“‘ reason f” smymg mere’ mo‘ m!" m‘ meuwdl look in certain things, how such came. in spite of‘ all I could do. I

said“ with a. laugh. "We entertain quite as much as we can afford to new."

"That's it! We can't afford this or that! When will yOll earn enough so we can?"

"Soon, I hope, Sweetheart. Now let's forget all about people who

"The won't do that, Dear, so don't think about it.” "Then why don't you work for someone who can appreciate you?" So it. went. And had it not been for Dick's good disposition we would have quarreled. But it takes two, as we all know, to quarrel at

greeted him hysterically-so much so that. he insisted that I lie down wihile he put the dinner on.

The quiet of the dark room was very grateful, but. I couldn't rest. I simply laid there ondering how I was to pay the man. where $22, the

and such ‘colors became me and what. good taste I had, how very stylish I ~ would look if I could dress as I should. This invariably meant in materials and workman- ship far beyond our lneans.

Dick was u kind. a considerate

Dr. (l. G. Archibald

Graduate on N. Y. Pest Graduate Medical School and Hospital. ,

Practice limited to Eye. Ear Nose. and Throat.

Office Bayer Building Great George Street, opposite Guardian

0m, _ T i i, “o, , _ __ husband. Ile never gave me a amount of his bill, was coming‘

oaticldafyigbgdsdlEa-Eairdtiad titmhiadrgoali iigvfiflililifiylfectgliltg y: ‘ilgilagg hi: t3i>uiilkii§sségiliiusilntl he simply cm" wmd- m” w“ he i" a“ "W from. ‘ ' u‘

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{is Hillaboro Street. movie Tim; win 5e; yo," mini; I do," mink he ihougm I ma“, m" °Y my ma“? miamkfl- '11 After dinner-I couldnt eat n g ~

though he must have wondered at times why a girl brought up so sin] ply should make them.

New his‘ thoughtfulness of me was wonderful. He not only earu~

“ OT a flaw, my boy, not. a hard thread! You will get no cud of wear irom that garment!” ‘,

mouthfuh-Dick miule me lie down. again while he cleared awfly- l

“How 1 wish I could afford a‘ maid for you, Dear." he said as he came and sat beside me.

l clung to his hand, wanting to tell him. afraid to. I knew if I told I of this bill it might lead. to quest- l

off from apartments, and everyg thing else."

I didn't care about going, but neither did I feel like talking. I xvas terribly anxious to move ln~ to and elevator apartment. Al- though I hadn't thought of such a thing until Clara and Jim Watson

half I said when I grumbled about not having things. But I did. every single word of it. And because he wouldn't. get cross. but only laugh~ ed at me and patted me, I pro- bably thought more about it, es~ pecially when alone, than if lie had become angry and scolded ma.

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- S. S. HESSIAN

Barrister, Iolleltor, Notary Publlt Etc.

Vidio is a bcitcr judge of woolicns than (lrandma? She has knitted nearly all her life. Judging ntatcriais was part: of a

MONEY TO LOAN “(muggy P. II. lllhlld