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The next thing that peeves wives is the tightflstsd wayuln which their husbands dole out money to them. A business girl may ve given up a high-salaried Job to go into a. man's kitchen, where she does the work of two or three servants, but that doesn't. aifect her husband's belief that she doesn't know anything about handling money, or that he supports her, 0r make him think that she is entitled to a few dollars every month as my right because she has earned it by her work.

There are, of course, exceptional husbands who are generous enough gnd fair enough to give their wives allowances without asking what they do with the money, but the majority of husbands still make their wives come to them like beggars for every dollar they have and the wife of many a rich man never has ilftyfents in a fifty dollar handbag.

HOME NOT A WAILING WlALL

Another thing that gets on the nerves of wives is their husbands mskinil their homes a dumping ground for all their troubles and worries, md saying to the helpless women to whom the are married all the mean thugs they would have loved to have said to eir bosses and customers, but that they dared not say.

"How can we make happy homes," say these unfortunate wives, “when our husbands fill them with gloom and do nothing but grouch in them? l-low can we please them when they never tell us what they want us_ to do, and whatever we do they knock? What is the use of econo-mlzm when our husbands will row over bills, no matter how srrtall they are What is the use in trying to look nice when our husbands will sneer at our hair-dos and make fun of our hats? I tell you a lot of n would drop dead of surprise if our husbands ever paid us a compliment.

Another trait in husbands that causes wives to emit waits of self-pity is the habit so man men have of passin into the silence as soon as t ey sre married In e days of courtship he were chatty ind entertain- lng and had s. line that made girls think at they would be delightful compardons with whom to spend the balance of their lves. But no sooner were they ed than they were apparently stricken dumb. No sooner had they swallowed their dinners than they barricaced themselves behind their papers and all that their wives, who were hungry for talk, could get out of them was e grunt or an “uh huh."

TIDYNESS IS APPRECIATE!) There was none of the pleasant comradeship the wife had looked 8rd to dull evenings spent in a silence so thick you could out with s knife, and as far as the wife was concerned she mlﬂhl ill-Si 8-! e a stuffed shirt as alive man.

mlldlldleolfllftzroursde. there are husbands who are scatterers. who hang up their coats on the floor and spill ashes on the rugs and who are bathroom rneckers and husbands who never come home meals on time, and husbands who read at the table. and husbands who settle the fate of the world at breakfast who all make the women who married thentihwondér ' f r the rfect husband is as much a my as e

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T0 SCREECII AGAIN?

CHELMSFORD, England —(CP) -A cannon ball, relic of the siege of Colchester during the civil war in i648 was presented to the Essex scrap meta] drive.

AIR-RAIDS IN STAINED GLASS

LONDON —-(CP)— Latest idea for bringing stained-glass church windows up-to-date is seen at st. Augustlnes in east London where an air-raid warden ls depicted lighting the way for a child sent out. in the blackout to find a priest.

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EILEAKITAST Stewed Apples Pancakes Ivy Coffee Tea

LUNCH Spaghetti and Tomato Sauce Brown Bread Coffee

DINNER ‘Broiled Fresh Mackerel Au Gratin Potatoes Preserved Cherries ‘Honey Scones Cofttee

MAPLE OUSTARD‘ 1-4 cupfui of brown sugar é-z cupful of maple syrup t! 2 1-2 Olltllflils of milk §-4wl.éﬂ8pli,l‘gglfllél0tfrusﬂlt h R5900 - e vand Marshmallows Candied cherries Cook the sugar and syru gether for three minutes cool, mix wfth the beaten eggs mi

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salt ati vanilla. Pour into cus-

tard cups stand in a filled with hot water

in a moderate oven (350 F.) f 80 ‘he to 40 minutes. Wh=n cold decgllate many M the young ma“ wh° have

with marshmallows and cherries

- The o 8nd ietur t0 th t. I enough m" brewne bgzenmglrlghmglf ttary age are carrying on.

ows. Six servings. HONEY SCONES

Honey gweetens and flavors these

scones -— and raisins help, too.

2 cups once-sifted flour

4 teaspoons baking powder l-2 teaspoon salt

6 tablespoom shortening i-S cup seedless raisin;

1-489: 1-3 cup honey 2 tablespoons milk (more if‘ required). Measure flour baking powder and salt.

or a pastry blended Add raisins

Beat the egg and add the honey p001 is d g m)! m,‘ 1 stock man and fox rancher has re- t; l ' . ' . l,’ l‘ an eerpoons m Add liqu d t from ‘ business mp m An" ﬁrst; ggogxﬂglllolillliiofgt. dig? glut: log; malmfyeléps talieo liilord. weuii starting ka

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baking i-it-inch thickness

in hot oven 4'25 F.. utes. Serve hot, wi‘h butter.

In Memoriam

-—-___. llkﬂl. JOHN A. MCCOURT

It was with deep ragret that the day Mgr Mr. John A. stidtmg

McCourt learned of his death at “m”, A ulem h was forcg on m, race on me my ﬁr“? u“ “"1" °f l3 51"" M" ng by the stor v. Eugene Mi‘. Howatt who was 0n foot lturlrllacd

h . Emmett. 0w Emeralac. on March 8rd at the ﬁlm", The

. pastor Re . E. ne Murray who administered touﬁim the last rites of his church of which was s devoted member. He leaves to mourn his

and Walter of South 0rd. Mas-a. Mrs. Annie Mc-

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d sift with an gm m till dusk with horse shortening finely, using twp tmtve; general repair work. i

“bu” l3 mm‘ guest of Mr. Chas. DeBlois.

Report Mm the month of Fe

in: 2. Patricia MoOinn; l. Mary McCloekq

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CENTRAL PARISH. — Sunday. March 28th. Clyde River 11 A. M. Churchill 2.30 P. M. Canoe Cove 7.30. All services held on Daylight Saving

POLICE DOUBT — In the Police Court yesterday a drunk and ln- MR- l_*_-.W-_1_v“ capable was remanded until Mon- “

y. The case oi’ a man charged with breach of the sanitary by-law was disposed of.

PARISH OI‘ ltlILTON AND BUS-

TICQ-Ctuu-oh of England. services Sunday, March 29th. Milton, ll A. M.

representative, led

presentation with

pd " ti Life widely known Conic“ eégc olr)ll_oduc_ m,“ o; new buglness during 1841 in Prince Edward Island. Mr. Ives B member of The MacDonald Club. ‘The Hal] Mark" of successuul re- the Confedera-

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Par Coffee packed by generalfoods- 49c lb. Tin

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3 Cakes — — —20c

Holy Communion. 7.30 P. M. Even- tion Life-is also a ‘shuttle: 5:12: int‘: Pragr. Rustl% 3.30 RR M. la): $€ég ngellélvbc-guginiis5ﬂoillgon_ PRUNES v s illsltllltrt. am‘ “n-rzaa-é-rr-n. federation ‘w. in 194i amounted F h BRAA 1001b. bag —— — —$l.40 2 w ssftiuow. m»: new! 51"“ "S 9s lb. bag HARD WHEAT ‘ you -- nonsnsw BAPTIST 19w. Business in force inched s" 2 us_ _ _ _ c l F] OUR G t _ ., —————----_-___ glsguncﬁaeignday. Marci; 028th. 1-‘- all-time high of $4iiillii289giii.;l,izsl gun; _> g _ t J —- Harlin 8W1 — —$...39 Celery _ _ _ __ _ 25c . . , . , . a - wt c1 wn" “ ' ' ' - - _ Wesatgfllorelond 7% lglllilllnThe pastor gyltelnrllsrt-Zslgllalclzslrllrﬁeyatlldn Life gain O. K. Laundry Ralsllls» 2 llls- -- —- — -— —- —2-v0 Lettuce - — — — lac ill speak on the subiect: “Calvary? 1,, w. years. SOAP 10 Asst. Jelly Powders — — — -.06c Luge Huds e extendsccrrilal nvltation to all ___ Sodas 2 lb __ _ __ _ 25 ‘° “mm” “m "‘ '”1‘l‘f§fs‘§‘ilt°°=l' oak“ " _ _ l~——’ '-—————-_ 71-5 JUICY creationism CAVENDISII CHARGE. - Wor- 2 lbs‘ l A C|ANgED FRUIT JUICES Doz.—- —- ship on Sunday. March 29th in New Mixed t p}, e"'_ 01- “" '— -' '- —' —23c Glasgow at 11 a. M. Cavendish u Co k- _ c lJutce 10a oz. - - - - - -_39¢ 1.30 P. M. and if weather and r As 0 ‘e5 — _ A ‘ma, T t J- - I are favourable in Stanley Bridge at ‘ ' y _ oma o “we: BT39: 2 a P. M. Geo. w. ‘Piiley, Minister. PEAS ms - — — — - - - —25c BEANS _.___L'lm+z7'u' Clwif? Grapefruit Juice 48 oz. Tins —29c whlle its. 23c T------1»@ wen-- arve . . r ver un- —""‘— ‘—"—‘——____"** _“ gig $§§lll°g§P1M~ gigﬂfrllg," S°Wl°§ """ "“ EVAPORATED MILK T"! —10° 5 Cali“ 0! “we 503i! . ll CC B. CW 8J1 , ' a arv 15.31 2 m _ _ _ 29c SURPRISE SOAP a for 29¢ W!‘ comb- 23c my. a n. T1<'>_<i1<12b9Mg.n_1ti-._ -- MARMALADE __ _ _ 32c 32 0L All for - - -

HASTY CONCLUSION — A re- port that a horse and sleigh had gone through the ice off York Point at noon yesterday caused some ex- citement as firemen, Cige and Mounted Politic hunted w res- cue. When they got there, however, they saw e. man cutting ice along- side the horse and sleigh but ev- erything was all right. Apparently the woman who phoned the report s. “r “s” “=~*.."".~.1:“=:.:. s" s us. on cause ance. Mounted Police lest nirht. despite the report that some practical jok- er had resorted to the mean prac- tice of sending in a false alarm. were quitie lgattigtig the nalar-{n ha? I

e Po ce n a. nith. The woman had only made s. mistake which anyone could have made, an R..C.M.P. official de- clared. lt. was just a regrettable error in the hurry to prevent a fatal accident.

Heed of the Mounted Police.

Victoria _| and Vicinity

fishing a though ir ranks have been depleted y

JOSEPH T. THOR. Minister of QON ices, Ottawa.

Joined the various war activities. lder men and those not of mil-

Mr. Donald McLeod has complet- i Yﬂl? H I - _ _ . w fgxargilrlighnew shed on his up to date A good Sh“, of m‘.

Mr. Charles Howatt is busy haul-

cd ROOd music and an txp-gljdn“. lunch counter fills a long-felt want for the

m; lumber for a large new shed “m” ‘mph’ 0f the community.

which he is building the coming iS-rlllfiflmél‘. They re rtl mating well ure vlllllbgl n“ lo e mt‘ cmpﬂud Creamery for tllc

lto

Mr. Willard Roaerson and William ,.,_.,,'e,lﬂfng“i,‘,§,iv Sew" hlmdrrdﬂvllw-s

McLeod, local blacksmiths, are doing him“ i“

hundred and eight dollars ' d {'1-

a. rushing business. The ring of their cents This we “new ,5 Sgt 1‘ ' - . . only hamma" ca“ be hemghgﬁglﬂ 955:3 9- reoord for this factoav but for the

whole Province. If ~ single patron of a hula; Mr. 11K. Boswell prominent 11k; w he,“

toria last week and were the guests of lilr. and Mrs. Louis Hewett. communi

Bouiter spent the week-end the best of luck for

shadow never grow leg,

The many friends of Mr. James hklisirxcxogltitntﬁlnieiss all]: gident occurred on the farfn o; near future.

The rink is running full blast

. ill ur_ig_er_t,l1ie_mar_la8ement_of_the_ gcn- seated on the back ol the load and going

on the way to the

fun al which took on ‘rhurs- thro h te tl . - - ‘r ch so: m s . James Church Mr "é.u“.‘$§. 1801173111“ lilitrslllrlllledti

wire fence and landed with

ll bearers were six nephews of e deco Messrs. Mervin McCourt. Elmer Mc- slsted him

to the rescue of the

to Mr. lnmanﬂs

court Lloyd McCourt. Louis Ciow. which is close by, where h. £33.55

Claude Clow. marl Clo

w. The la-flo flrt id Mrs I number of Mass Cards. itusl a a

the deceased was hel and smlerlng from shock EMYVALI; SCHOOL

for lmyvslo #100] for M!!! Evelyn Mill-FYI

lmlor Depart-mt

Grade X-l. Bernice C0161; 2.

Leo Cln-rkin. Grade IX-l. Alice Mcmoskey, Eleanor Trainer Irene min, . y-

tsss tour *9 rtnrn FEELING coonsvn

Dorothy McGinrl equal; mond Mammy,’ Russell moon aid, Rosalie Quinn. sous-l. Grade VII-l. Teresa MDonald. Palace Many Suffer Low Blood Grade VI-i. ‘Ilene McCloskey; 2. ant-And Don't Know it. untoward“ °,“‘.“.‘.‘.t.l’.°’if .. it: “zeta:tits.':*.:¥:.'::.:Lz*r.2"::.:

John curkm‘ ﬂxudla-r-‘lgeeel; lﬂﬂrilhealthy and stmng, yo! " You had lcsd in your _1\l¢h93'3 n00 NOMIXNI- let,‘ gay. tired and peplcls.

non.‘ rléogrllﬁeognetomean: yonlhngaﬁt got

o0 rpusc 0e. t sf cir vitn

Prim-l’! DQPQHIWT“ ob to carry life-giving oxygen [rum your

Grade V-i. Patricia clarkln; 2. unn throughout your body. Amljual nls n gnu-my Mcgmm hi! olytren to explode Inahltnn in your

out» w-i. w» carom 1w r:'.:.:"r.:rt:r::r::.'~.:".::'.::;use.

‘Aglflmﬂlllt @41- the in your body ﬂml give you 61:55. n§__,_ Jlmmi, Mocha,“ on 1r. Williams Pink rm. trulny._1'lu\y a,‘ Edith nn an wor d-nots-d for the help tin-v srlw- in

Grade rwsni_ll “new. Quinn: iclégcnsinl the number amt ulrftntrllt n! ml Geraldine

. Quinn. Grade H ran-t. Wilfred Clark-

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PThe veteran dahyman Mtgchnyrs 001i’ has LOlliC out illgJ lllilil 1n the

Yell-l‘ 110511111 out his nearest compet-

Wh° “"1 WP (gleﬁiemfisures we would

-—-— ~ - Personality. never t b Mr. Hedley Miller and Mr. James a neighbour or to sllgckutfytuiltld-gtlg

What might of been a serious ac. Mr. art Ilunan. Assisted by Herbie

i "e iy' who was bleeding DFOfllllSlPlllV ‘lmflﬁﬁ

5P1!‘ injuries ‘as there wlelredrfrissedborlllé: l Bou uetts) and hlgﬁters of Bglmggtilg broken. Although badly shaken up Father Bernard McCourt of South l“ v o d. Ihewwn. also two brothers Louis four sisters Mr 17 “atoll/inland

. s. ero , and _ me a one

he is none thxeceworse for his unpleasant exper-

-_____ Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Inman and Rae

M visitors Ora Wm if?‘

CHOICE PEACHES

2 Tins

PORK and BEANS Tins 3Tins——--25c Ne,‘ I nutéilti‘;

001m FLAKES a Boxes and Glass '

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Last night. The Vancouver S113 said ma;

A Vancouver Daily . . that ‘members of the city counc

The school is progressing fsvor- er united to commend the ‘effectiv abletunfdeiiuthe Hefftilriienntilacnéanagie- and forceful stand’ taken ..by the FR to- me“ ° - 9B "we ' ' Vancouver sun on coastal d: ITMY- MARCH 31th m "been." “d W“ We “"1"”? BY Gill’- Gmlncll mitts?" “<1 sass". .. u... . Union. , - ._ _ reasons o p0 icy, owever. ' ‘ me fishermen “e maklnf Nady the offic.al resolution was amend-

vmcouvnn, March zs-tcrt- 6d l° elxend the Praise w all city The Vancouver City Council t0- “elvspap?” "cm-st SKY the press day sent. a resolution to the three “W. r0111! know whom you are Vancouver daily newspaprzs-Ane “mine at.“ Mayor Ccrnett chuck- Slln. the Provinre and the NEWS- Herald-reg-rtrding rlefmre meas- The Vancouver Sun said reasons ures for the Pacific Czrst, f0!" cnlarsms

Vancouver sun said in the council meeting.

POLICE VETERAN DEAD IDNDON _rcP) - Charles Wes.

lls

_ the wozding of the 19y 5g form 1 The resolution expr ssl "m rewllllloll were related to Aid. Jain ' ' er ch 9' “Dec”! °1

l)he dsmafnamlrvlll “Me 23mm] Eifllnelllshtvlay that tire originlal swlland Yard’ m“ l" “millil- 081 0 the three Vancouver daily 1mg wmmlﬁd to a/Pply ___—___'__ tiewspapers strong ccmlnefydayion particularly to a recent series of MARKS 0F HITLER‘

in their courageous c-rmpaig urg- Bfllcles in the Sun en Pacific de-

mg ungn Qﬂgwa the nfcrﬁrslnv 10,- fence by Alan Morlry whch are p immediate and adequate defence Subiieﬁitlwt lillpéllillklllg pmsecutlcn tncasitrcs for to Piciffc Coast r “ 11 w care.“ e said. "the - . Canada" was pagsed by the coimgtl Inﬁll“ would be subrudice." the lllglluhs Ztfﬁél "e233." a Mlmmy

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