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in the conversation these days of|from many a province. the farmwives we meet, thoughts) Sweet peas in a better-late-/ Dear Mary Haworth: My wife | a planned rendezvous. This made turned to the gardening. than-never endeavour we planted|and I have been married 10 jher very nervous and she had to |

“Oh she’s right in her element/this evening in the afterlight. . .| years and have two of the sweet- visit a specialist. She changed pow “a farmer said today of his|The black cat was~on his way /est little girls in the world. Be- | her mind about leaving me, but wife. “She plagued me until I) then down the shortcut of mea-|fore we married I had nothing. | said she had lost a lot of the old

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Despite he- | with distrust, and said she no But I never saw the like of that) A frog was weaving prettily | job, she is @ wonderful house-|ionger had any feeling for me. “oye Lee 3 woman for liking te work with) his throaty bass into the robins’|keeper and mother, and I always To cap the climax, around flowers. It amounts to an obses-|tender evensong. . .And now twi-| thought I proved she meant more ‘init I was talking on the |: COLD CREAM (2 Ea HOT WATER BOTTLE 2 led sion. As a matter of fact some-|light softened the outline of the|te me than anything in the world |}: one to my wife's sister, whose | ( : * times” he laughed “I'm afraid {hilltops banding them im @ pur-|—but evidently I failed...~. (husband was out of town, and 14% ounce jar of soft lubricating ‘Constructed without seams to pre- she’s ‘tetched’ in the head!” ple haze and filling the depths} One night I got the very fool- | iiaded her about giving ‘ne a ‘ ; JAR : E And we thought of the fine com-|of the valley with its shadows. |ish idea to let her believe I wa? | date. She gave the impression cream for cleansing and softening vide long servcie — heavy sidewalls | \ “pliment paid all her sisterhood|And Night came down gently,|in love with another woman, a | she I was kidding, but also q the skin. 0 e te help hold | yesterday by one usually chary|hushed and serene. And the day, | fellow passenger on rides to work. | .aid woulda’t think of cheat-| “hy not give folks @ surprise ond heat longer. ‘ | of his praise. It was when we/gracious to us at Alderlea left|Later that night I told her I was ing on her husband—just what| ‘ret them to our fine fresh pies? : f shared with James the contents|us at the sign of a wishing starjonly kidding but she didn’t be- | RHUBARB PIE 40c : of an interesting letter received) set in a clear sky high above thejlieve i, although eventually she | ran ~-~rom a prairie garden-friend. ‘Spring hills. ‘|seemed to forget it. | Fleer CHERRY PIE, ..... 45¢ : . | “She seems to be a nice per-| Until tomorrow — — —Diary—j| Last August this woman, aa- is s 7 * acre Me gon’’ we commented folding it|Good-night. . . other man and I stepped. in a| Wer amond ORANGE - BANANA AND BATH CRYSTALS f 2 AUTOGRAPH BOOKS 2 away. | tavern for a drink one evening | wa ‘tae 3 a FRUIT a ane *a ra. He nodded. “You usually find : and I was 20 minutes late getting | TCHES RINGS OME MADE BREAD Transforms water rainlike i those fond of plants and flowers HOUSEHOLD HINT home. Jane was furious when I JEWELLERY GIFTS - Ge z ms TIN Imitation leather cover ia colours; EACH to be pretty good people” he ob- he told her where I had been. She | WILLIAMS softness, leaving the skin soft. In green, red, brown and blue. Size served. “Their minds are so fill-} Use om eS ee called the woman, who denied we . MAPLE hag BAKERY i C od with it I guess “he smiled |e" Dolare sowing, ths avell'| iad stepped for 6 drink, qhich | JEWELLER a en eae | Pine or Bouquet. About 40 es. tia. about 3%” x 5%”. “there's little room for anything |” — ee caused Jane to think we'd had | 137'4 Gt. George Dial $097 cn ; -else!"’ Save time, space and fuel by . Gardeners. . .and the sharing cooking vegetables in the bottom — me ; time this is. Folks bestow gift-| of = —— boiler — you : ic gaa | - = ee sia roots, and share their saved| make the cream sauce for them I i s ° d ITIN ' flower-seeds. They swap dahlia|'™ the upper part. oca Acousticon re esentative WINS awdr WR G PADS 2 WAXED PAPER 2 tubers and invest respected pin-| se 9 rubber spatula to scrape . . money hopefully in some longed-| the sides of your mixing bowl. It . * e Floral EACH ROLL pong Magen A the sie of seat mining bees. B f stand rv hard fh design writing pads about Approximately 100 fect te a roll. And their gardens grow richer pee Mage | Egg 9 without or out n ing se ice to r o earing 6 : fm blossoms and rich too in re-| damaging the blades of a rotary ' ” * 10 , - of those who have divid-| beater. Malte J. Carison, President—Accousticon 6%" x 9%". ; Good quality. International, announces that 7 oe o CHILDREN'S SHOES CLEARANCE! ( r =: 3 has been named winner 6f the coveted - ee s 2 SOILED AWNINGS 2 ; : : earance! 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CLAIRE DUFORT = _— JOHN F. MACDONALD

\ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dufort of|of Mr. and Mrs. D. Arthur Mac- Montreal announce the engage-|Donald of Souris, P. E. L. Mar- ment of their daughter Claire to|riage will take place in our Lady John ¥.. MacDonald, B. Sc.;.sonjof the Angels Church, Montreal.

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