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Being a Good Wife and One Who (dives bails-

faction and Keeps Her Husband Blessing

"the Day He Married Her is the Risk-

‘... iest Job on Earth, But the Secret of Turning the Trick 1s Moderation

"My dear," said a wise woman to her daughter who WM 801M t0 b‘ married, “you want to be a good wife and to do your duty in that station 5 5 1n life to which you have been pleased to call yourself. NOW belll! ll

l good wife and one who gives satisfaction and keeps her husband blessing the day he married her is the most chancy Job on earth, but the secret 0f turning the trick is moderation.

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‘ l ' aise. ., M ' , They never strike the happy medium and so they n , E ones - ___... it cup of mayonn ‘ _ if : turn their virtues inio vices. or else they are all SCIIOOI Secy. H0 ' G1‘, CJ t t S t Methuselah die what he found on sugaililgfexdonmfzttlrc: iilgzdm”: Y vices and no virtues. and they either starve their 0 _ 011 CS G3 hi; plate,

husbands to death for a little kindness or else they surfelt them on sweetness.

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And never, ‘as people do now. Did he nets the afifbunt of the caloric count, " He ate it because it was chow. He wasn't disturbed, as at dinner he sat, Devouring a nut or a Pie. Tcthinkitwlalsckinginlimeor. in fat, Or a couple of vitamins shy. He cheerfully chewed every species of food. Untroubled by worries or fears. Lest his health might be hurt by scfife fancy dessert,

In 771a Tolls mm“. “Bfiwy ‘Hay

"i the cuhodlun’ Prom-at a meet- (Cansdtan Press) ing of the Liberal executive for the RIMOUSIG, Que, May i-i-An constituency of Royal today a. sub- audit of the accounts of the school committee was appointed to dr- commission of Rlmouskf have ro- range a convention for the purpose vealed a shortage of sass’: and un- 9f deciding what notion will be “Don't love your husband too much. Or, at any rate, don't let him “flwflzed ha“ “mm”? 383m- A taken by t? pa"? m ti!“ mug a i. if you do. Don't let him set the idea that you wlll so ou “mm” w“ “Sm 5°“ “m” “s” °' “h” 1°" “mmg b” "m"

find l? o“ h 1 u “eats on Make mm for the arrest of the former com- Rllydl. Iletifidltllted by thfi IBIEHB- syorsllllllllg him, no matter hcw e neg ec yitltlllxlfrw h my 0-“ aflecuom mission secretary, J. Eugene Lemme’ “on of Ho“! George E Jones 1mm 11m that he h“ l? ‘aim ‘zratigteoegogflnéhguvve go tax‘; cat.‘ S; and that. who has not been seen here since the Hdhse o‘! Commons. The date igigkxiiigvivsvsllllatshv: iezouldifit lose if he tried, December 27, i931. of the by-election is June 27, and The commission ordered an in- Ml‘. Jones, Conservative, W110 re-

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“So here are a few signposts that I want to erect along the pathway of matrimony that will enable you t0 K999 t0 the mild“ °I ‘he mad- whlch is safe and easy-goinl. and will PNl/ml" W" ‘m!!! “m”! m” the ditch on either side.

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“Are you a native of this place?" the visitor to a sleepy little village uked a boy.

"Be I a what?" asked the boy.

“I want to know if you are of this place?"

At that moment the boys father appeared at the open door of tho

"Don't be stingy about burning incense before him, but, on the other hand, demand a. few punk sticks for yourself, and be careful Bevel‘ t0 climb down ofl the pedestal on which he pieced y0ll 581°" mamlls“ n a woman shows that she expects the same attentions after marriage that she did before marriage, she gets them. The French say that in love one kisses and the other permits himself or herself to be kissed. See to it that you are the kissee instead of the kisser.

“Don't overdo the wife business. Don't always b6 88835118 W111’ ownership, and, for Heaven's sake, have 1'00 300d taste to 173-156 y°'-11' authority in public. How a. wife manages her husband is her own sec-

‘xet affair that she should never reveal to any one. Never mention the word duty in connection with marriage to your huebuud- Keep hlm feel- ing that it is s. privilege and not an obligation to be married to, you.

“But don't ask too little of your husband, either. A woman can on, for he will kick you around if you do after the mfl-llllel‘ in which W9 all treat doormais. Don't let him enslave you, for he will have no res- pect for you if you do. Don't be one of the women who are ALL wife. because, if you are. your ‘ ushe-nd W111 86¢ fed "P 0n W" 5nd m"! ‘mm you to some woman who is a Lady I-DVOA-lld W110!“ he hi! T10 t?! 9° 9195-" and who ls a. more peppy companion than one who will put up with ally- thing he does and think it all right.

“Don't ask too much of your husband. Don't BXPQCt him in 8W6 11D all of his old friends and acquaintances and amusements for you 811d 9° have ho interest outside of you. - Don't expect himalways to wuut to d0 the things that you want to do. Don't demand better clothes and houses and cars than ‘he can aflord to give you.

"But don't ask too little o fyour husband, either. A woman can

My Mother and my Dad.

dependent audit of the books when LePaga failed to return to Rimou- ski, with the discovery that the ac- counts were short $8,297.24, and that LePage had contracted loans total- ling $8,900 without sanction or authority from the commission.

LcPsge was bonded fro $1,000.

Nurse Tells How To Sleep Sound, Stop Gas

Nurse V. Fletcher says: "Stomach gas bloated me so bad I could not sleepOne spoonful Adlerika. brought out all the gas and now I sleep well and feel flne.” Hughes Drug Co., Ltd

___-___? MOTHER AN D DAD

God bless my mother and my Dad And lead them on as day by day They travel over life's rough way, Help me ch Lord to make glad

God bless them for sacrifices made,

signed due to an infraction of a technicality in the House of Com- mons Act, has announced his in- tentlon of contesting the nstitu- ency if he is nominated.

years. —ANONYMOUS.

CHEPSTOW SCHOOL

Peace Again‘ In Far East

TOKYO. May 13—(A.?.)—!I‘be Japanese government vanncunced today they, in order to “end the world wide odium which has fal- len upon us" the remaining insin- bers of the Shanghai expeditionary force will be withdrawn within a month.

About 15,000 Japanese troops still ale in Shanghai- When they have been evacuated only a small de- tachment of bluejackets will remain there.

The decision to evacuate was made by the Cabinet yesterday and

Chepstow School for the month lo April:

aid; 2. Gertrude MacDonald. Grade VL-l, aid: 2. Joseph Maclsasc.

Francis MacDonald. Grade IV.-1, George MacPhee;

aid; 2. Daniel Nolan.

Grade I A.-i, Helen MacDonald; 2, sci-belt MacDonald. Grade I B.—l, Mabel MacDonald and Johnny Nolan (equal).

And he lived over nine hundred

The following is the honor roll of

Grads VII.—l, Mary E. MacDon- Ronald MacDon- Grade _V.— . Marguerite Mac- Donald; 2. Wsldrofi MacDonald; 8, Grade III A.—1, Elmer MacDon- Grade III B.-I, Betty M%cn- ald; 2, Alfred Mficbonald; 3, Alice

MacDonald; 4, Septimus MacPhee. Grade ll.—l, Mildred MacDonald.

cottage, and cried: "Ain't you got no sense, Jim? He means wuz ye livin’ here when yo wuz born, or will ye born before ye began livin’ here. Understand? Now answer the gen- tleman."

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That Dreaded Time 0f Life Mrs. Broclihank Tells Why She

Recommends Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills to Women of 40 to 80

tical time of me - wEn I derived such benefits from Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills," writes Mrs. Brockhank, Hamilton, Ont. "I felt so tired and depress- ed; could not sleep; my appetite W88 impaired: my skin and lips were pailid. I could not make any head. Wfly with my housework. I got dis- Wllfflsed, as tonic after tonic did not better my condition. My sister,

yards of 89-inch contrasting.

style is designed in since 80, 88. 40, 42, 44 and 4d inches bust measure. Sise 88 requires 856 yards of 89-inch

This style is designed in class 10, 12, l4 and 18 years. She'll requires 2% yards of 82-inch material with 1%

I N0. 334-8llll.rt Jacket Dress. ‘Ibis style ll designed in sisea 16, ll, 20

yew. 36. 38. 40 and 42 inches busi measure. Size 88 requires 8% yards of 89-inch material with if yard eg 80-inch contrasting.

No. ital-Adorable Model. This style is desllllcd in sires i4, i0, 18, Nycarihsdsasndicinchegbun measure. Siss 1d requires e96 yards of 89-inch material.

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Alllveiiie cry woman Wlllitllilnl- , Returned knows is a cri-- _ . No. SID-Siaartnea for Daughter.

No. 328-Oute mg. This style a deelanedinsisesaiandeyms Bile 4 requires 2% yards of ss-ihoh material with 5t yard of 88-inch

a graduate nurse, advised Dr. Wil. iiams’ Pink Pills. After taking a

was approved by Ilinperor Hirohlto

Perfect Attendance: Mary E. WW5“)! N037“ 5C!!!)ol-

few boxes my condition greatly im-

To help me on from day to day this afternoon. As soon as the Em-

MeeDonald, Marguerite MacDonald,

And for the

Alfred MacDonald, Helen MacDon-

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Proytd- My sleep was restful and my natural color and appetite returned,

Besuretodilinthesizeoftha Btellllls or coin (coin is preferred.) Wrap coin carefully.

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The following is the standing cf- Wlnaloe North School for ‘the

sacrifice herself to her husband until he comes to the place where he’ 1°" and kindness

takes it for granted that she enjoys being a martyr and has no natural

peror had given his consent orders covering the troop movement were

D . Willi ' Pink Price of Pattern l8 is in shown ald, Mabel MacDonald. heafm by jfiflng neallllfloxblulrllg m‘

human desires. A woman can stay at home until her husband never

restore the wasted ti . Glide 111-1 Gladys Moreside- .. ._ ... ... ... ._ ._ ._ ... _ .. _ .. l thinks of taking her out and giving her a good time. She can go shabby ma“ "l? "w? have t"? kIl°Wll~ Bhlrakawa, the commander at G W vltalize the exhaustedusggteiiilfwy 2. Roland Mordside. v ’ ‘i until he thinks that she doesn't care for good clothes. Dont make this "oh 10rd I want Shanghai- 6!‘ ants remove the cause of run-down m-

mistake. Be reasonable, but see that you get your share of the Profit-B

May the days to come be better

telegraphed to General Yoshinora

Winnie MacDonald, teacher. "with °3 345W!"

increasing the red blood cells, which

to make them

.“'I'lle decision ls due to the Jail"

Grade VIIL-i, Ccies:

pattern.

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* nervous conditions. Try them. At Jo N ' . a yce Younker. "l! and perquisites of your domestic partnership, < 99° anese Governments desire to con- cavnOfilled yilllr drugzgilsts in the new pl tectlve and. vn I “m. Yuma’. 3 _ , _, . Just hcw much they mean to mg mm to W,“ 0pm,“? a New, 8 us! eon e ners- 50c a package. m“ Younkgs 1mm “but; ‘- .................................... “Be a Pal. Be your husband's best girl friend. Enter into all of MY Mmil" and my Ddd- Ofllce spokwman said, “and to prove BERLIN. May 14——lA.P.)—To the ' ' ' ’

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his interests and amusements. Encourage him to talk about his busi- ness and his hopes and plans and ambitions. For every man has to have some woman confidante to whom he can tell the thiIIBB that 1'19 Wind 5° ashamed to tell any other man.

"But iiorrt tag him. Don't be one of those wives whose husbands can never shake them. Don't make your husband d“! yllll 51°“! when he goes ofl on fishing or hunting trips. Don't be one of those liwhfy- mose wives who weep and who feel themselves ill used if their husbands stay downtown now and thcn for an evening with the boys. And don't

H ‘ Grade llL-l, Sophia Sraves. begrudge him his men friends. ‘Think how bored you would be if you And hell! them reach that Bette.- daggggdgther nations are Great 6:22; lgirfi’? glguchizn: in {hag,Z2153}:,y,‘;?lu£flitugzexjg§gmglaftillgh and; II (IL-l, Alum Yflllflkefi didn't have women to talk about Women tllllw- u“ Britain, the United suites imnoe slble to continue reparation buy- z‘ mum“ 8mm“ a’ “m” cud‘ EYE Exilllillltiflll’ My “m” “d m’ n“ i and ltaly whose i-eprebohuilveJm-lnu the Chancellor said since “m” " a ~ ' ' I I I .- "Be ihfl-"Y- 5a" W"? hmbmd" mm” “T helph? i" " ‘he: _R°m° wright‘ signed the sine-Japanese armistice that Dolley was first announced to “The will to disarm is increesinnawtzég’ gimp!’ mnmt on.‘ Dolftwear your glee-s for I i th id, f ppoi-tunity knocks only 0n the oors o eyouns m ‘ . i - Ll!"- g g, l .3... Zili’. liivlroosomoihmg laid up in the bank. Grade 1v Jr—1 Hilda Auld, 2 ““"°"‘°"° “ma” 1"‘ Wm“ ‘m’ Wm“ 1”‘ "““““'Y~ The" 1‘ "m" '5 ‘i WM" ““°‘°"‘“““”' cal-ado u (c).—l. Eunice Cud- ” " n m“ " m" u’

"But don't pinch the pennies so hard that you glow old and ugly be- fore your time by working too hard ‘to save the price of a servant. Dont be so saving that you cut out the beauty shop and pretty clothes alto- gether and go about locking like a frump, for, if you do, by the time you get on Easy street your husband will pass you up for b. doll who looks like e daily hint from Paris. And don't always be reminding your hin- band of the price of every ' u. because i! you do. your huebuud will soon cease to take you out. Just remember that a saving wife dccsnt

n, and, 1 A_1 ugh wmm The shanghai clash came after even final payment in one lump in 34”“ M“ “WW5 5°" ha” __. ___ _ . __ .__ ._ . ___ skirmishes between Japanese rag- sum, is not acceptable. mini-lily zlsinghwi listings: “m” n“ y“ u.“

,, , _ 1d t8 l’ i-h it d - "It is l0 d $8M." h ' ‘m. n n‘ '

Amt many’ my dun be ‘mum. ‘m! pveumt and agilrierimme 33d u . lceenandoafte: Znylfftzckclllfllfisillfitll- continued ‘fishy th: 1:382:18 are be? L l) v‘ mud.“ ' 6”" W" '7'" ‘easy to live with, but don't be a. Pollyluns who keeps on em 8 We Y Y i N 1 o“ “y. h; "m, ,4“ all’ fill a I33 aGG$ fl to los th l be

at a sl-ouoh and a tightwad and s pluiandmi- and a wife-halter. De- esc mob on ve Japanese Buddhist rlmlllls e ell llu wu cull“ uaiilI go bottle of Bani-look Blood u Y»- M my " colony mud v :1::*:.:::i:.. **:::,~...:'"::.::: 2.’..l‘;;..‘i°.E3Z‘;i‘§’2..Z.“.‘2 B ~ l - deg“..- wuseum c. r. iluicnrsou you do!" ‘at m _ Mué- w- 9' "OYT Japanese goods which arose from is proceeding. yet there has been a I I’? D mhmfimkwbkvlfl-Mmb“ ’ ononun‘ “I,

"Remember that every wife writes her own priee-tasahd the higher 1' M” 1°“ 2" Queen sum the Jlblllele ulllltlly adventure in certain noticeable huprovemeui 7 bu“ m a a ‘b u ...... p“... iv, the more hel- husband VllllSa it." DORCYITHY DIX. 3o,3_5_,3_,mw_,,_ Mohohui-is. lsinoe rbbi-uui-y. r. will...» 00.. itififi. ..e"°"" '““'i"“"" "" "'“" m’ " ""'

;. No players were drafted from the minor leagues and no changes made 1n the rules.

KINGSTON SCHOOL

Honor Roll of Kingston School:

Grade VIII-l Lena Paul. 2 Eve- ilynxeo, 8 Earl Docherty. 4 Bernice {White and Eleanor Willis (equal). Grade VII-J. Daily Pill!- pi-imuy. Department

Grade IV Sr-i Sterling Barrett. 2 Vera Livingston, 8 Irving Newton,

My Mother and my Dad. May they be blest in all they do

My Mother and my Dad's.

I wish to make a happy home And live for alone

them and them

And their skies be always blue

Oh Lord please take them by the hand

Vera Willis, 3 Harvey Newson, a Douglas Docherty.

Grade II-l Calvin Holmes, Ralph Green.

Grade I Sr-1 Myron Holmes and Robbie Younker (equal) 2 Gene Ciow. 3 Elmer Colwill.

Grade I Jr B -1 Aletha Mac- Fadyen. 2 George Green.

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countable if shanghai is again en- collation of political debts.

that Japan had no territorial or 800cm intent 0! hwltlllli IIOm other ulterior motives in seiidinl the National Socialists and the troops to Shanghai. Communists, Chancellor Heinrich “Since the decision was due to siBrudlllnl defended his foreign and desire to conform with world opin-l’ tltlc P0116165 before the Reich- ion and to ehd the world wide odium ates today in a Ions speech in the which has fallen upon us, Japan course of which he reiterated the will hold the other nations. ac/Germlll ' for complete cau-

Japanse evacuation will put an

Ruth Cudmcro: 5. Norma Craswell: a, Leith Carts; '!. Reginald Nana. Grade VL-l, Ivan Mcreside: 2, Lloyd Carter: 8, Lowell Ycunker. Grade V.—1, Roland Roberts: 2, Lester Mcreside.

Grade IVs-i, Elinor Moi-aside; 2, Florence Moreside: 8, OlaytoirOud- more: 4. Keith Cudnicre.

Living: The greatest ill is to die without having lived; the greatest 800d to live only after having died; the noblest end to fulfil one's part-Panin.

Outlook: You cannot believe in honor until you have achieved it. Better keep yourself clean and

of Germany's position. What we

end to a. situation which for four months threatened the peace o1 the world. It wili- mark the return to conditions as they existed before the outbreak at Shanghai last January which resulted in the loas of thon- sands of lives and the destruction of property worth millions,

increasing evidence that other pow- ers are coining to realize the just- ice of the German view, Dr. Bruen- ing averted.

Without complete cancellation of political debts, there can be no economic recovery for the world,‘ the Chancellor told the Reichstag, and postponement of payment. or:

more: 2. Marlon Ford. Grads L-i, Walter Mcfiuerrie. \ Touched-Marjorie Andivws.

want, briefly, is restoration of Ger manya equality through general disarmament."

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BRINGING UP FATHER

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