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For beauty's sake, a jar in the boudoir. Recommended by beauty .

experts to encourage the eyebrows and lashes, to massage the scalp into a healthy condition, to soften the hands and keep them free from roughness, chopping, hzingnails, etc. Good for hair and hands because it's an ideal

emollient.

For family convenience, a jar on the kitchen shelf. Keeps rust off the stove, off iron pots,lofl' the children's v skates, the men's guns and golf clubs. Recom- mended for lubricating washing machines (in the grease cup). Used by the best garages for coating battery terminals to

prevent corrosion.

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booklet of uses.

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-n message shot in the Martian dlr- .111“,

FOR MESSAGE FAlLUREmetlon curly this morning was not

LOND Robinson has been

. Oct. 2'l-Dr. Mansfield i,

telepathically

informed from Mars, he says. that

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vroman on Mars Robinson claims to have an ac- quuintnnce visit there. reply, and said early this morning that certain signals had come from the planet to him and Prof. Low. r. scientific friend at Chlswick.

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at thc British oillcinl radio station. . Dr. Robinson said: "The wave len- 1 ‘gth of 18,700 metres used ‘by post oilicc does not go through thc "hcnvlsldc layer“ and therefore the signals are rc- iflcctcd around the earth.”

‘gnftcrnoun: .very annoyed that the signals could not come to them. They were sit- .ting up for hours to receive them. They laugh at our scientists. be-

Prioq, are good for about every- cause they themselves have 80% 11d

The message was addressed to n with whom Dr.

through a telepathic Hc hcpcd to receive a

Respecting the dearth of signals

the

oi rarefied air.

Dr. Robinson said solemnly this "The Martians were

to Please Her Mother? Hunter.

and come back to her.

.2‘ do with me. please my mother?

Answer: I should say not.

'» our husband.

hidden.

bome.

up for her.

much trouble they bring about. the lives of their own children, and of

than all other causes combined. .

will ever criticize her husband to her. or trying to break it up. between you.

enmity.

Shall I tell my father?

AIISWGI‘ Z

determined tc do it.

the mob.

their

Shall This Young Woman Leave Her Husband‘

Curing Sensation Straight Tulk to Mother Who

_ Would Shirk Her Job.

DEAR DOROTllY DIX-sf um married to a man whom I love dearly sivo toast 115i. was hcnozcz‘. and who loves me. and is good and kind and considerate tome. my mother hates him and is trying in every way to make me 183v‘; 111m Pope was responded to by Grand, g She says that I will never be happy with him, bu‘. 1370?“? ' would if she would just let me alone. She says that if I will come to hcmkcrll- ‘bu. will iokc carc o! my baby so that I can go to work in an office and, ‘The K313 “'11? Yfilfifdcd t0. b3’ -: vc my cwn money to spend and be able to go and come as I please, And‘ the singing of the Notional Anth-, . says that if l don't leave my husband she won't have anything more 91"- ‘ ‘ ' 1

_ Your first duty is to your husband and, as long as he is good and kind to you, you have no lust cause for leaving him. Nor. have you o right to deprive your baby of a father's 101.8 and ca“;

Furthermore. if you leave the husband you love just to please your InOFhBY-clou will be o. most unhappy woman and bitterly regret it. Mother ove isnt going to take the place of a. husband's love, and you will find mighty little pep in mother's society compared to the companionship oi MC"? than that, I10 WOmBn who has been at the head o1 he! own house is ever sutisficd to slip back into the subservant place of n daughter who has no authority in the household and must; do 35 she 1:.

And to your surprise you will find that if you give in to your mother and do as she wants you to do. she will not be overjoyed to have you at

Your mother is one of the bossy, rule-or-ruin women, who are bound y to dominate every one with whom they come‘in contact, no matter how

A mother is-justified in trying to keep her daughter from marrying m“

No woman who really loves her daughter and desires her happiness;

It was

The Golden Juiblcc of the c. M.|‘ B. A. of Canada and the thirty’ fifth anniversary of Branch 215 0.} M. B. A. of Summerside was cele- lznietl lust Thursday night by n‘ lsplcndid banquet hold ‘In the C. M -‘ B. A. Hall. Mr. L. M. hducrfclll‘ iwr": Toast Muster, about. Z50 meml for" vzlfh their wives. mothersancii

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- lets were present and nncxten-

Bu: The itus‘. to His Holiness the

y Rcv. M. J. Smith of Kin-i

. The C. M. B. A. was responded to‘.

I don't want to give up my home and my huspim¢ Must 1 do so to by Grand l:t Vie: Prcsidmt J. P ~ ' MRS. T.

.l.s.ndry, of Truro, N. 8., Grand 12nd Vice President Albon Gill. of ~Sixmmcrsldc and Grand organizer George Hui-per of Longleville. N.B. Canada. vxas responded to bv llion. A. F. Arsenault. of Summer-r ‘side. The Ladies vzas responded to by, Dr. J. A. McPhee, of Summcrside. l The following address was readi by Mr. Fidelc Perry to Albon Gillifl y \v!'o was alerted Grand 2nd Pren- dent of the C. M. B. A. of Crmath when zit the convention held in; _Windsor, Ont, on August 28th and} '29th last. i To Bro. Albon Gillls, ; President Branch 215 C. M. B. A.. cf Summcrsidc,

As soon as she has accomplished her pur ose of b uk‘n ’ o r . i home and separating you from your husband, shit? will begn tlo hcii- Grand 2nd vice President of C‘ M'I sell for having you thrown back on her hands and for having to take care c_f the baby, and. she will make things very unpleasant f“ yum cnlgithfdprodigal son for whom the fatted calf was killed. prc go nughter returns home there lsn i: so much as a veal outlet cooked to cm" you this testimonial of resd

B. A. of Canada i Dear Sir and Brother:— ;

pect and esteem that we hold, for!

ou.

During the many years that the‘ M. B. A. hung in the balance;

Unfortunately. the ty e i not rare, and ' . - , from this class is recruited the multitude of motnersPln-iaw who make yoiyc-wlitiié. sill-orig czrligitégrfésoéilgii ‘ children's husbands and m,‘ “we e j “Du 8g ‘ wives. a burden by their tyrannies. and who bring about more divorces by n5 side‘ and ma“ we are moudi

its trials strong and better. stood;

to say that your dream has been‘ .

izcd. , For your faithfulness you have;

a manor‘ whom she dlsapproves ii" she is convinced that he has serious been - < i . given a position of honor. that;

jltezflecé; of character, but after the girl is married to the man of her choice of Grand 2nd vice President, a pow s e mothers duty to keep silent concerning his faults and to try to amen we know you Wm m1 with, make hcr daughter satisfied with her bargain.

;credlt both to yourself and our; Branch.

l In conclusion accept this smallf

She will praise rather than blame token, not for its ‘vorth, but as ,1,

out and get drunk in order to sec how it feels. with hcr about it, as she says sho is going to do it very soon, but to no Jerry Doucctte. ivuil. I am afraid harm will come to her. as she runs with a bad gang.‘ SISTER.

him, and shc will urge her daughter to keep her home together instead remembrance of the high 95mm, 1n; I strongly advise you to tell your mother that which you are hem '

you will not leave your husband and to implore her not to make trouble Signed on behalf o1 the membgyyg She is certainly taking a bitter way to wreck her spite on your husband when she is willing to sacrifice you and your child to her“ DOROTHY 01x. i

Charles Arscnnult. Fidelc Perry, Jerry Doucette. The presentation of a Wntcrmonts

EAR MISS DIX--My sister, who is i'l, often expresses the desire to g0 1511111111“ pen and pgncl] 1n o. beau-i

I have tried t0 fell-son iifrl case was presented by Mr,

its being a bit more dangerous, hence a greater ‘adventure,

here she ever before.

Mr. Albon Gillis. who was com- ‘pltrtely taken by surprise. thanked. ltho members for the address read; In» mm and for the beautiful glfi

I um afraid thnt telling your father" uiouidint do very much good. Ile which they presented to him and would forbid her to do it, and that would probably make her all the more She would get an extra kick out of it on account oi M. B. A. was only that which coch

sold that anything he did for the C.‘

(and every member of the society‘ lshouiu do. and that the c. M. B. A._

Why don't you tell her that. if she is so anxious to find out how it today is stronger and better than; feels to bc drunk, she! had better try her experiment at home, w will ut least have privacy and not furnish s spectacle for the derision oi ber to For there is no other sight on earth so utterly disgusting as member before

He urged each mem- bring in at least one new the close of the

ihnt of an intoxicated woman staggering around with babbling maudlin year. .

| out for “Mothcrf

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icomplete if you can show her some snapshots of jus

1 she was drunk. l o a o a u o

‘DEAR MISS DIX-d am a woman of 30 and have five children, - I do not love my husband and I am very unhappy, although my husband is kind to me and is o. good provider and Do you think I would be doing an injustice to my I am in

youngest 3 years of age.

-I have n. nice home.

children if I left them for n. while and went to work at a job? Would you advise me to get u divorce and THIRTEEN YEARS MARRIED.

ficve with a man who loves inc. ‘marry him?

‘ Answer:

My dear lady, when s. woman has five small children she fire cords that she cannot b! ak. Nothing short of the death Suppose you just try to face your life aqua-- Let's begin with You want to leave your husband

flare can sever her bonds.

and see it as it is, instead of as you would like it to be.

the man you say you are in love with. and go to him. Suppose you did get a

that question for you in a minute.

| man's children.

The widow—-grnss'or sod—-with five children hasn't the ghost of a chance to get married. So,don‘t delude yourself on that subject any longer.

And do you think you'd be happy if you abandoned your children?

not!

\

divorce.

Would any man's love make up to you for them?

you can't do it.

And as for leaving your children and going out to work, that's out of _ You can't. do that, because they need you evcry hour‘ travel is also expected m be heav is nobody that can understuciy for o. mother. M0thcr-,

the question, too. of every day. The"! hood is your job. Stickpto it.

Find your happiness in your children, but whether you are happy or miserable, do your duty by your children. ThoCs what counts in c.

mother's hie. .

iswitzerli-lnd has placed in service

fnd irclilht est apart and n elevation of 1745 feet. -

And I181‘ cure \V

inanities, crying, or laughing, or swearing. with all self-control lost.- I

I think that if your sister will stage her drunken orgy at home. she u will find few compensating thrills in IL, and when she wakes up the next 215 0f Sllmme s~=~ morning with a splitting headache and a dark brown taste in her she will be ready to sign the blue-ribbon pledge.

mouth 111 be town and Rev. Father Gillis.

i Rev. P. Walsh of Charlottetown. pspoke very highly of the C. M. B. A. and oi’ the work done by Branch‘

Rev. Father Hogan of Charlotte-I‘ o

1; 110w she 100mg when Summerside were also present. .

DOROTHY DIX.

Do you believe that he would marry you, that he would take upon Ovef the C. N R, self the burden of your five children? Ask him, and he will settle It costs a lot to maintain even a wife received, but he blames lack of for : in these clays, and no man is going to sldve and deny himself all of his “limes C" m1‘ 1m" °f the Brmshi little luxuries and pleasures in order to support a brood oi‘ some other

Post Office for the failure.

minute of the clay or‘ night when their little wistful facgwdgltitirigtrerisgeu; and the Natlonul system is making

to haunt you, when you would not hear their forlorn little voices calling I tell you. woman, if you have a heart in your bosom‘ Mcmreu Booking or westerners

DOROTHY DIX.

Italy is planning to reclaim vast: an aerial csbleway for passengers swamp land nrcus and build lrriga-' ‘between stations ‘i332 tier. and water systems. electric. having o. difference lines and elevated highways to cost!

is bound by a °1 of the \vhole mm‘

| A five dollar gold piece was don- ated by Mr. F. J . Curran, K. C.. 0f the Montreal. Grand President of C-M- B. A. of Canada. to be drown for. as n. door prize. i g The drawing was conducted by; Messrsl Albon Gillls and George Doucette. The winner of the prize ,wa,s Mrs. Andrew V. Arscnuult. of ; Summerslde. The celebration was brought tc ose by the singing of the Nat- l Anthem-S.

Christmas Traffic

(Special to the Guardian)

MONTREAL, Oct. film-Indications are that Christmas travel from western Canada to Europe. via Hal- ifax. will be heavier this year than lfor many years past, declared Mr. ;H. H. Mclanson, General Passenger ‘Trafllc Manager of the Canadian ‘National Railways, this morning

preparation to handle it in addition to that going through the port of

already

|for the old country are Locnl

coming in large numbers.

' The Canadian Notional has ar- ranged for a number of boat EXCIII", sions from Western Canada for the! malniines from Halifax and Mont.-

‘real in anticipation of this increas- ed travel. Special sleeping cars will leave such points as Vancouver. Edmonton. Calgary and Regina.

innd at Winnipeg will be consolid-

nted into special trains for the

r a i

g We have been requested by the. whr“ m“ members of Brunch 21s o. M. B. A],

uflktuiséitifiarfiiitsslfior‘ Rrn-iflu-iownupugggl-pr "‘_'4~">'Ii-m am "

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For . Earlv Morning’

101/15

‘OIONS nrc not all in Africa. Perhaps you've 9 hurl an curly-morning; lion at your breakfast

. . Particularly when the constant use of drug . Zlllliillllj. such zis tannin and caffeine, found in ‘nn mcelinne beverages, CLYUSC fiiful, restless 1a. ’l‘h.rxi ("IRTICS that grumpy, grouchy, growly ' before and during breulrfzisi. Then nerves, vlcil by iunniu and caffeine, turn many info early-morning lions. Y

Carrie on your i|'~l by giving Zl cups).

“Ii SCISIII5 to me that ii illlllllt "Will Ti ii m- uhicli kind you

nvnie lu-sirillily in rhi- uhv» kiwi j-uu boil).

'I‘sz:nin antlezaffcine arc harmful. Willi you these agents msy our}. f- ‘* m" silmv. ilui. sooner or lute-r, their poisonous elicits" Lil“: ccriziiii, sure!

Drink Posium. This guffl family‘ hcvcrzuze is

. '1 viml». 1..;*r-.it'~.s..v\. '

mothers, puriieulnrly, to lhlfik of this u-l in ‘on with the health oi their families.

you semi nu- your name nnll wlrircss‘

I'll su- iluii you gl-t the first week's supply right away.”

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BlanchanPs Offer

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you your iirsi “r1 L's supply isuillcienl fit

would be o Wise plan for

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f4“ a "(um l, U” “Sh? u’ _ llnsmm l \\'..\ni to m-‘lkt n thirty-flay lest of Prrsium. Pleasu- send lb llll Kipp? i (.l'l\‘1l{‘ 1ngim1ilv urfc. u-ulmui cost o‘ obligution, one week's supply (2l cups) _ _ _ , ‘ ' u

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pcreolniinjr twenty minutes. Gci Posium :1! your N“,

club, restaurant or rm the train. Read Carrie Alum‘

lshpiielxaru"; generous frcc offer. Mail the coupon

Cih: Firm

today. i‘ ihu i.'...ii- of milk. You know - “yro\\ii-u1-~" You Lni. - ink’ \i:ik~~ instant l’ lil t

i» u. ufl ..l uni i. r‘ ‘m; “bu. n dhvnsvil or u. in "I.kl' mnkerp‘ will lcnve that city over the Queen Churloties. Four ves-

Cnnndian National lines on Nov-l cmbcr 20th. to connect at Montreal‘ wlti: the Meganiic sailing for South- "mhton. l-laverc and London. The, second will lcavi: cu the lulloyvlng; morning to connect with thc And-i ma and Casconia to (llasgovl, Bel- fast and Liverpool, Plymouth. Cher- bourg and Liverpool, and the third will leave on November 22nd. to connect with the Luurentlc from. Montreal. After that date snillngH will be from Halifax to Bergens- fjord. Brciiriingghrzliil Oscar second. Grlpsholm and Poloniu to Scan- dinavian ports.

Ear Trims

For Beauty

(By British United Press)

V PARIS,'Oct0ber.26.—A new insh- ion of trimming off the edges oi large cars is keeping the Paris beauty doctors busy these days.

“I have a constant stream 0i Pwlble coming to me who prefer to have small-fitting ears", D11 Ray- mc-nd Passot, a noted FX-cnch face surgeon sold the other day.

F" example 8- gocd actor was nlwnys forced to may V1111“, U, Apache characters because he had large ears that stood out. He came to me and explained that he wont. Ed P0 Play the role oi‘ a successful fluslgess man with a handsome, re- ull. “'55s .§..$."'...‘?.“ ° ‘iii °‘ been satisfied. umb an has . “Yflil have no idea how many "mvlnl Picture DIM/firs of both sexes patronisc the beauty special. ists. There is hardly a single one who has not some defeetr-prompp m‘ “WW ""88 mouths, wrinkles 0r lumps. These defects Show up plflJfl-ly on the screen. especially in CIOSEI-llps.

“There is one French producer who sends all his actors and ac- iresses to me to have their facial