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The Weak Nearly Always Rule the 31511108‘, And the Reason is Plain: They_ Use C0ward’s Weapons, Against which the Brave Have no Dcfense- ‘ Particularly are Women Given to Using Tears,

1; 15 g tragic thing that in domestic life the weak rule the strong, fools dominate the wise.

Take the families you know. In nine cases out of ten the real held of the house is not the strong, intelligent man with the wide experience of life that fits him to decide with sound Judsment the Probiems that arise in his household and to be a guide and men

Prince George's secretary denied

week end rumors of s msrrisgc be- tween the Prince and Princess Ingrid of Sweden.

The secretary issued s flat and

uncompromising denial saying: "It

nnsllsll and Swedish. _

She ls the granddaughter of our Duk of Oonnseught. \ One lovely June day at Windsor in I905 the Blglish Princess Moral-ct was married to Crown Prince Oscar

Sweden loves her for thls. In her they see combined the quslltles of Sweden snd England.

Admiring the traditional needle- work of her country, the princess is sn enthusiastic needlewoman. She hss embroidered exquisite alter

brightened by gsy chintses. Pastel shades are all around.

. Delicate colon Princess Ingrid likes to wear déli- csto blues, pinks, greens. She sits rather erectly. Intent on

g The New 20%.... I BROWN LlBElA-Qio.

Cherished As One 0f Favorite Hymns

It has been said that no other hymn can be named which has

m" Just int so." ~ cloths It is s lovcly set for travel for ' ~ ' . resort and for the ccLlege miss for T0ngue,Ill and Prettiest PrincessinNorlha-n nir- Picture her as her relations and 8|‘ ‘s “ed tea or H wulud not early fall wear. Age t0 G311} ope. Thst is the title the Swedes mum” 5“ h"? ’ " ’ n s," WNW m m... W t Wm ,0, he, - clam. o. m. mum. m u» pu- be In a Rod Rose package Style No. m comes m sizes n. Own 3y a M v. so m aw we It Stockholm- Dsintily furnisll- ' - 22 and =3 mo... 1...... measure. Whatever Cost m" “w” l’ “m” ell l Rock of Ages you. 1 w w» souls-m my: amt. named after two queens. ‘the cold northern ounospllolo Wash me, Saviour, or 1 die. »

While I draw this fleeting breath, When my eyelids close in death, When I scar through tracts un. known. '

Bee Theo 0n Thy Judgment throne Rock of ages, cleft for me,

Let me hide myself in Thee. Amen.

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m‘ 679' Si“ tor to his children. No. It is a little hen-blzg- of Sweden needlework. Or studying her belov- ‘laid so broad and firm a grasp on ~ ....................... ed women filled with prejudices and supersti s “any Sweden,‘ puny princess u ed.sublect—-hisiory. the English~spesking world as the " Name and ignorance who is the autocrat of the home m‘ chnmm‘ ma immig- . Or in spam time with s book by “M of A801" of Aukustus ToP- How German mg who rules hel- husband and children with 8 her favorite author, Selma Lagerlof. lady. Toplady wrote a good many ~ mm‘ o Se"! t Om. beret u "H-"H- -"" rod of iron. A rose tinted 00111111510"- A 5.95"‘ She has been trained in unself- hymns, but no other compares with Treatment Stops ‘y ltlr 0 ysmm street Address tiful natural figure. In contrast with 151111555, strictly brought up. Ooclsfd- this universal prayer. It has com- I Constipation...“ truism o appear Nor in the cases where the gray mare is the the starvation annlflmy o, ememelemk to empjoyeem v ‘crud mime“ o‘ peopm n w,” . ‘ . ................................... 1S6 and strong am H“ “mid dunk ch bum. ‘gamma.’ m M“ by PM“ com __ _ , f be in t t t “m” hmse’ and the Wm is w gum _ . c4 mu m! y P0 Aonllg on BOTH upper end lower n“ w“ m” Wm’ w° cm’ s “ .°,. broadmi-udcd and the husband is Week and m"- °n~ for her. sort on his deathbed. "If m um bowel, the col-man remedy Adlerike

Pain and Bloated Feeling '

Keewatin. Ont. — “My husband bad been a auderer from

A well known Judge took up golf in a serious way. He had lessons from a professional, and was told ' he Lnust practice assiduously.

' One day he went out to practice.

set few yclll-s and gied several well- kncwn remedies. but got very little relief,” ' said Mrs. \V.J.Pur- fitt. "Life n-as bc~

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row and moronic, do you find that ‘the wife's influence is paramount in the home. On the contrary, it is the stupid and bigoted little man who has his family under his thumb.

Wavy brown hair which has been shingled for some years. Now Prin- cess Ingrid has let it grow. And it

Why this is a puzzle that we grow gray trying t osolve. We can't understand why the strong surrender to the weak without even putting up a fight. t obe led into ditches by the blind. and women allow themselves ti be needlessly sacrificed to silly. selfish

egotists.

We can't comprehend why the far-seeing pcrnlit themselves f We can‘: see why high-souled men ‘

curl; up softly in the nape of her neck. ’

Most of all you notice her eyes. Vivid blue eyes.

They look right into yours.

One moment they are filled with

I719 Swedes am democratic in spirit-but court etiquette is strict. 0 "It makes me feel shy," the Hin- cess hss slid, “if people are nervous or stifi in my presence.

For she is not "stiff."

, Possessing a good clear voice, she sings well. And she plays the piano for her friends.

Perhalpg her principal ‘duty is mothering her brothers.

hour," he said, I had only my I worldly honors and dignities to de- Tbe hymn thrilled Gladstone, who translated it into Latin, Greek and Italiamltissunsinmsnylan- guages all over the Christian world. Toplady died in London on Aug. 11, 1778, in his 39th year.

The actual circumstance which gave rise to the composition of the

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P052" 3'3 ‘gllmigfd 7°95" 11° e‘ "i; l giuaggiya tzzadéiemddgliflkted w a‘ But the reason is plain. The weak are coward; and they fight with "l" meni- with mischiei- She has always tried to. hymn W85 B5 1°11°W9-. 0B6 dill’ Rainbow “out are not indium “ML Um“ t“ mg the m‘ hm“ ° ' ' ca e Bed up cowards weapons and against these the brave and honorable have no Then they change to seriousness. Although Prince Gustavus Adol- TOPIBdY W08 Wslkln! 011100811 i119 m“ w Prince Ewan‘ mam m:

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n». Plereo‘! cum. in Bnlslo, N. X. ‘ try- This time he h"? the Bmllnd

eighteen inches behind the ball,

‘moments and then had another

defense. There is no mean advantage that the weak will not take, no junderhand blow that they will not strike to gain their own ends. The strong and wise will not stoop to do these things, and 5c the fine!‘ R 1118A’! and woman are, the less able are they to cope with weak fools, and the more surely arethey their victims. ' "

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Clothes English

Her clothes are English ln style.

She follows the simple fashions‘ of the English royal fanli-ly. _

phus. in a crack Swedish regiment

is four years older. 4 . .. shalom» Sigvard ooool-n three

years older. _ l But the otherfwo are younger.

Prince pharies, her» spec-Isl care, isu"

village of Burringmn Combo, Soul- ersetshire, England, when he was overtaken by a violent storm. The only available shelter was a cleft running down al moss of rock by the road. In this cleft he stood

they're phriving now in Jimmy Jim's Pond, Glenfinnsn-snd In one or two other waters. fortbss

matter-as a result, of fish cultural

efforts undertaken by the nomin- ion Department of Fisheries.

Fish Culture Makes

"villa-tut!" 8am the Judge‘ "Tut" Women's armories are full of thesevcowards weapons. Perhaps the only 9mm, I iintll the storm passed. The sltu- - -- .- ‘tufi! most dangerous and the most frequently used ls the ‘tongue, which is a W116i”! tlw 300037101111. the fiwfid- - 4mm gguged mm 0-, reflect, and he Boyflral years e80 Rainbow flu- . Mister," slid 011° "ddie- "ymm two-edged sword that has slain its thouaandlibf mm who were giants Lsll capital, favor the ultra-smart. mppybifloflf] was suddenly inspired with the Bcrlings were introduced info Jim-

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Two-thirds of a cup of condensed . milk, l egg yolk, l: cup vinegar. to l cup oil or melted butter, l. teaspoon f dry mustard, l’: teaspoon salt, ti]

teaspoon cayenne pepper. ggsggs.

Be sure you have condensed ACTS "3 WAYS AT ONCE

milk; evaporated will not do. _ Put all ingredients in a. sealer .

ointment-Just rub on

and shake continuously’ for two ‘fighting ghosts, something awful, terrifying, impnlpable against which‘ She enjoy; classical music-as well When in Eblgland she skates if pos- muy o; chi-Bum people at Bu,“ he “m; m; luck 3011,11 m5, m4 m, e g ‘a man stru Ies in vain kllowin that it will e‘ him in the end. Any sible . i minutes only, and you will have a g9 l 3 _ _ '5 " as the lighter kinds. - irington Ccmbe, Somcrsetshlre, B114 in 8 B11011 ti!“ i" hid 1511494 wonderful salad mwimL Made Tonnage of World woman can weep the last cent out of a mans pocket and make him do m childhood 8m delighted m OXICQ ‘she taught our princes the which w“ ‘tandem n l‘ “my by “nu.” “mum; ‘Decimal. nun with oil, it is mayonnaise; made the things he has sworn he never would do if she is unprlncipled enough umtvfl_ "mm" ‘may she m“ m intricaces of, f-gure skating. - 130000 1Q, Mm 11mm” one end s half to two and s half. , P s , . poop y with melted butter, it ls like a. boil- -——- to do it. chum?‘ m” she "m h“ ‘ Her skill survlmd ovfirywo 1t u" hymns were sung st an afternoon pounds in .ht." _He was trylns

ed dressing. The idle shipping tonnage of the

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world totalled 14,000,000 on June 30. , an ‘nexus o! 35 per cent from thelbuy mowrcars and fine houses that they know they cant afford just be-

preceding fiscal year. The Ameri-

abrcad but trembling mice at home, whose words were law to battalions It is the Pa.‘ o1 the norm m “Sh.

of soldiers and multitudes of elnployes, but who sdid "ma'arn" to their wives.

ion.

Another contrast-the other way.

What can a man do with a. woman who makes scenes in public except l There is no trace of make-up on

nags the life out of him except bow his head to the storm and let it roll , over him? _ i. -.

' The next cowards weapon that "women. use,

4.

tn Perhaps more l

BY modem vaporizing walk warily so as not to rile her? What can a man do to s woman who gwedlgj, “w, No 133mg;

But Princess Ingrd uses just a

little. Like lltnglish girls.

She loves the theatre. And the

imen have had their will powerflattened out undenhydraullc pressure opera.

‘than in any other way. You can't combat tears. _Fighting them is like I

It is perfectly appalling to think of the mm who go into debt to

Icause their wives cried for them until they got them. It is heart-break- ilng to think of the men who wipe their wivu’ eyes on the last shred of

m Stockholm she often attends.

Special lttlo theatre.

And then, too, she delighted much more in fun. As she grew up. she assumed the serious a‘r of a respon-

Always she has bad happy hours’ with her brothemnOnce she wss a tomboy, Joining all their pranks and escapades.

And the four brotherslhsve re- paid. They have made ha- nn ex— cellent sportswomsn.

small that she could hardly bal- ance. On expert on skies now. She skata like s professional.

orosverlol- House rink m Ibndon. In Stockholm she rides every morning with the ‘master of cere- monies. In the park, wearing trim ridin! kit. '

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Iwss lying on the ground he wrote

Princess moi-la skied when sol

greet thought on which the hymn

is based. Picking up a, card which

the words "Rock of Ages." That day Toplady did something

lwhich made him immortal, for

there appears to be no doubt that the hymn Rock of Ages will con- tinue to be sung as widely in the future as it has been for the past century.

. Last year there was organized u

service at the Rock, and practically Icveryone Joined in the rendition of “Rock of Ages," sung with the deepest solemnfty. This year the rally was a similar success, thous-

quote from a report made

summer by a

of heavy Rainbow of emcelldnt quality."

‘ Observation‘ showed the odlficer that there were plenty of trout” in the pond, and experience showed‘

himthattheyamofgoodsisefor

Island anglers who have tried II simply in search of sport hsvc also found that the fish _s.re plentiful

on Juice ll cup salad oll or melted can idle tonnage included in rhel 5M, ' l _ princess. i

butter. 2-3 WP Sweetened 00049115‘ world total, was 3,425,000 an ln-vaflighszg tars‘ fitdagfgglfr; the; 3W d“ this pmlrk’; ‘i: W091i 1n i359 hllniled- And ands of people travelling consider- and gsmey. As s. matter offset.

ed milk. l egg-yolk wnbeetenl. 1 crease of a1 pol- cent over the pre- 8y e a" ' e °°’ ° °PP° ‘m Y visited the Rmélcsh polo ground able distances to take pm m the there is some indication that the

teaspoon dry mustard, 1 teaspoon

salt, few grains cayenne pepper.

vious year, while the British idle

tonnage w” 3'470,°0o' an mcreueithcir. husbands pursued their ceilings, or because perfect fountains of

I their faces because their wives dissolved in tears at being left alone while

Put an the ingredients mm a Jan of only 7 per cent We‘ the preoew weeps at the thought of sclns away from mother and the ‘girls. form. mwy Emma; “y, u‘ ‘pa, m, “m”; Th“ cemmony u new m m, m’ “m, "new m on,” W. do not beat, do not stir, but shake m; y,“ ' Solfiero South Sweden. There s gm; wmwuon bu; the c“ “m,”

Still other coward‘ w p n that w m d min te th il‘ M‘ Pflrww Ins-rid tries to re- _ - - - 81' - yisvmllsly- 0f the other nations involved, ‘amues Lin“; helm, 1;” 8,1,: nerves 5802x5113: 5m; to Zom- Ep selnblc he'l- mother, whom she ador- 1""“°”$ “n u" in ti" °P¢fl 611' popular interest indicates that the The first distribution of Rainbow

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452.000 an increase over the vious year of 112 per cent;

the German idle tonnage was 1,

312*‘ lack of all decent self-control. o

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unimaginable atrocities in the way of temper and irritability and general Probably there isn't a ” " ’. in the world who isn't more afraid of his wife's nerves than he ls of a machine

Welfare Work

Welfare work. Homecraflts. And so

ed.

Summer Days

more freely.

the kitchen. In the, home altogether. She can cook. She can do house-

Princess Ingridts also capable m

event, and many public men of thst part of England Joined in the

service will be a p rmanent fea~ lruro in the future life of the west of England.

BOOK OI‘ AGES

Rainbow 1n Jimmy Jim's take the fly more readily than other flout

fingerlings which the Fish Culture

Branch made in this lake was in"l_ i929. Another was made in loco/L‘ largest or 28.030’

and l. third, the

the fishing for depsrtmentsi sons, but numbers of Prince Edward -

my Jim's Pond .by the rlsh Cultun W . Branch of the department. Now, to ~ this . Maritime Province . officer in 411a fisheries service. the, 1 t: pond is "carrying a large qus-ntlh t.“

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French was 975,000 tons, compared‘ with 640,000 in the previous fiscal‘

gun, and who wouldn't flee to his dugout, if he had one, when he sees

them about to explode. W“ s!“ c“ “m”

In contrast was her “coming out”

Rock of ages, cleft for me, flnwflmg" m 1931'

Now—oncs despslrod of

year, while the Italfan was 047,000 as compared with 768,000 a yesr ago. In the matter of construction tho shlPbulldlng activities 0i’ the world are 40 per cent lower than for the 105i 115°“! War. On June 30 last there was under construction in the principal shipbuilding county-reg 1,108,000 as compared with Lglgpm inns on mine 30, 193i. Construction in the United states Isa 102,000 tons as compared with 299,000 tons on June 30 last year. ----_.___F__ RARE SPECIMENS

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L08 ANGELEB, Csliflrnia, 0ct., 11-4By ‘The Canadian Press)- Four eyed fish that use one one P111‘ of eyes beneath the water and another above and ml, red fish with eyes that shine in the dark were among the trophies brought back by ghc Templeton Clocker ex-

pedition from the little known ls- Iands off Mexico and Central Am-

“Yesterday,” writes Mrb. I. A. Jarrett of Scarborough Bluffs, Ont, “my fifteen months old son won second prize over more than two hundred other boy babies of the same age in the Canadian National Exhibi- tion Baby Show. When he was five weeks old Eagle Brand saved his life. He was

And heart disease. If there is a cinch on earth it is having a poor

heart, which is why it is a favorite ailment with women. It is a perfect alibi, going and coming, for everything a woman wants to do and wants to get out of doing.

I have known women who enslaved their entire families for twenty years to their “poor hearts." They not only did no work themselves, they had to be waited on hand and foot because they couldn't make any exertion. All the family troubles and worries to be kept from them be- cause they couldn't be excited.

Everybody else had to stay at home and toil to make the money to send the poor victim of! to summer resorts and winter resorts. But she had to be kept cheerful and to do this aha felt it necessary w belong to bridge clubs and go to parties and have a good time generally. And. this treatment was so effective that these women lived on until they had worked their poor husbands and children into the grave.

The cowards weapon of old people is “I’m not going in live long.

You won't have me with you but a short time.’ So mother thinks that daughter should give up her cal-eel- and stay at homo and nurse end coddle her, and that son shouldn't marry and should spend sli he cams in keeping her in luxurious ease. And when mother makes this pathetic sppeal to her children and squeezes out a few hard tears, what can they '

do except run up the white flag and let her wreck their lives for them

with her selfishness? '

half’ starved and nearly drove '51"-

Of course, mother doesn't make good on her promise of making s lusty exit and leaving her children free to follow their destinies. She

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