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By Annabelle Worthington _

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money I had, if I didn’t care for my husband. I would ask nothing better than to help my husband make his fortune. What do you think of this?

_ JANE.

Answer:

I think you are exactly right, and that love.

.ind not money, is the important thing in marriage. Even the happiest marriage is full of trials and

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lu- lust- they are Julius or Miu'Y`5 Ways- “nd tc' make “S acmauy enjoy

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lakes a lot of love to make another person's little

I ;g,.,\,.,i-_ up our own wlslics and desires and working f01` ““°m9" just be'

personal ldiosyncrasies and faults seem dear .WSIS

I \,,,_.,. ,,-,,,,,,-_, cf alsiys happiness is more to ua than our own. _

QI I-.,»n-;.'~, for a marriage io be a success it has to be financed ul’ V’

I _, C,;»I_,m Iiolin. 'lilei-c must be enough money to provide the ordlmlfll

>i»l‘ori~ '\-ici tiwciicies of life. No home can be happy ‘VNU the WCM ling pc:-pf tl::illy outside the door and the husband and wife torn with .,..,;r;,;y gig io v.-iii-rc the next meal is to come from.

Jus, b,,,._J,,d gmt, money doesnt buy happiness. It isn't necessary

;,,,- ,I yoiugg couple to keep it car or have fine clothes or to give expensive ' -:nici'taiiniieni:=, and any girl who sells the Tomance and loves Y°\U18 dre-.iiii in-.rites at poor bargain, no matter what she gets for it. `

I As a llintter of fact, the girl who marries a poor boy and 116195 mm r make ,US ,,,,.,,,,,c has me most interesting and thrilling married life of any wonian in the world. She takes part in a great adventure. Sho is closer to her liilsbiind than any rich woman ever is to licr husband, bc- `cliil..se tiny work und plan aild strive together and she has the Dl'€¢10U5 - lfllow1i~df_-c of realizing that she is a vital part of her husbaiicis success

, and that he could not achieve the things he does without her help.

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ti ies a inillionaire, and she has oftentold me that the liapDle'S\

. i8T-Juniper i)r.~.a.<. This style It also cuts in sims for nilillis in 14 lT\>1\U.\" ll _ I ` V _ h sl nrt map

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- .,.. I; p 15 and 12 to ‘lo years and "ii and 38 inches tliu. of hi.r lun wis uhcn she lived in tworoomsw st s

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, Q, .|, H ,._.,,,,,,.,,. -_.-,, yards of b,,,,I_ I ri-:ii and ciicl all of hcl' own housework and washed and ironed her liUS " nn-_-.~-ii: roruorcrs and nat No. 29s_Jae'.¢et press. 'rms styii- I innid'-S one Shirt at nicht so that he would have H Clean ‘me W Pill 0" , , A ,.* ,_,,,.,,S of 35_,,,ch material I. d,._.,g,,Ed in _.,255 My 18' -30 years, : the next day and when to have a chicken for dinner or buy new pair of

. I ti cs u ns a ala event that she planned and saved up for weeks.

I-_»~`-`i,,;._sIL.»,.` 1,11;-I 1 -, yards of binding. 30, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust meas- , ---lo ` li '

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39.1, 1, aI,.,,_,1 “gh 1 -,fu I of ao. 1 The great Anierican romance is not the sugary love story of a. boy

r._.__._l_. .lc m ,_ I, _I ‘_ ` V A - A ‘ .» ,. ~ , -- \ r- ie who start out with nothing , . mc)-, ¢0nIm_;Img_ , and ..,ui, it is thc ..tory of a young coup

For 7713 Cnok No. aes-slimming Lines, This i init love an-l ii/ine and eoiwlse and 1Hd“S"Y» and Wh° Uwe R Wind *md

SIy',e L, designed in 51-1,9-5 15, 1g, 20 I glorious time wnrkuig and struggling and winning out together.

" ` ` ` “,‘ years, 36, 38, 40 anti 42 inches bust I "-*M '

.~‘.\\'0R\' ll/IEAT LOAF mQnsu,»¢_ Size 15 r,-_(W1,-.is 31', yu;-cl; So don't be afraid to iiialry any up-iirid-coming young man that you

' of 39-ine-ii material.

love, no niiitter wlictliel: he has a dollar ln_liis pocket or not. You will

l‘ .- l»o.'.ii<l ftluf-Liisl lJ.§S`f-...,. . _ _No. 872-House Frock. This- style I iilicl iiie iiabilillws \'\'3Lh him Ul 9' W°'bl/'four 555 that Y°“ Wm “°"""

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cup clioppr-ii' 'i"'a'u"pi‘ir=itT>. "“:t‘fs‘ designed in sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, -I-i cup clioppcfl raw carrots. -l6 and 48 inches bust measure. Size

38 requires .'i€'é yards of 39`-‘inch niafczial wiili 3"- yar/:is ci' biiifliig.

Nc. 870-Darling: Party Ierock This style is designed in sizes S, 10, i2 and 14 years. Size 10 requires 2’/t yards of 39-inch material with 1”(-

--¢ yards of lace.

Be sure to fill in the size of the

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Price of pattern 15 cents.

`g»l»l\sd in ri palace witii a man you didn`t love. Besides, you can make money, but you cant make love.

And did you ever lioiico that there seems to be 11 Curse on marry-

I inf; lor inoliey'? So often when .1 woman does marry for money the man I loses his money and then she has neither money nor love.

DOROTHY DLX.

I ~ » i ~ . . I Dear Miss Dix--I have been married fifteen years. Have three 4 1-hililreii. Have always loved my husband dcvotediy and had absolute iaith iii him. lie always seemed perfectly happy and contended with me and the children until last spring, when he became iniatuated with another \vomai_l. Now the affair is over. He ls tired of her. Says he

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hen\'cli`s own pity, '

lon rc:-l~ ily' of British 'Ike organ lze<l`i-ly in-s. stanley Baldwin in the Slate drawing room of hor official r..».idence at il Downing street, L-nzclon the result of a Successful effort by British manu- facturers to produce materials

iii therto imported. The Queen lwas especially interested in a new

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material of soft appearance, A georgette with the draping qualit- ies of swirl. which was christened "crepe prinecm?" in honor of the

dressmakels, including M. Molyh' eux, who intends to establish him- self in London. Invitations were sent. to the ladies intending to attend the Royal co,urts this year.

l I in tin- hope they wll "order Brit- she will take ul short course in the I ish "

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The opening of the Provincial

Legisiniiim on Wednesday was the outstanding public event of the

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House.

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img' laid for twelve.

‘ Mrs. <Dr.l Sinclair of Summer- Spring blooms in all the lovely side spent the week-end in the I tones were used to adorn the home city visiting her daughter, Miss I of Mrs. George Hope Burlund.

Evelyn Sinclair.

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`, residents.

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l The many friends of Mr. Dick Filliter of the Bank of Montreal, Illrllifax, will regret that he is still

Iconfined to his home suffering ;frorn the effects of a fall while ‘ sl;-in;: n. few weeks ago.

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' The 'I’hursda_v afternoon Bridge

little Princess Elizabeth. The ell-. hibition was attended by the courtI

week. and was attended with all the pomp and ceremonial this I h’sioric:il event calls for.

lifrs, Alf:-ed Murphy of Tignlshicannrlian National on Wednesday

is si. wcl:,ome guest at Government afternoon.

Mrs. H. S. Henderson enter-Iwhich has broken out at Mount tallied at a luncheon-bridge forIAlliscn at Snckvllle Academy is~ _her friends at the Canadian Nat- I causing parents gravest concern as Iioiial Hotel Wednesday, covers be-Iseveriil Cliarlottetown pupils are

The .synipaihy of many friends tallied at a charmfngly arranged

}w;;l go out to Mrs. F. P. Taylor, I tea. Mrs. Hugh A. Stewart, Mrs. Izind the family, in the death of (Robert Forke, Mrs. W. C. McLure, Mrs. l"er!:lns who was for so many Mrs. W. E. Ada presided at the

,years one of Charlottetown‘s olderiattractive tea table and the ices

RC`p{.nInnt Husbandfs Philandering ‘There colin-5 al sugden ‘day that Campbell of Calgary. Alberta, (nee

,, . _ hold li iny int 0 6 rin - Misa J

_ if. ill at Tidy Crank Make Good _ A mm deny mm mb; Wirth' Cm1°mt;»;§;.ias_ Hannwho w;am;r

Wife ? peace and blewed with through Wmmpgg `¢n mug, go

visit the 1atter's family in the

I DCM- relics lla. ily mother is always urging me to in.il'ry for money With e\‘er_\', frost-kissed sunbeam' East. Mr. Campbell will spend I and telling nn- "---u ii \-:onion cannot be happy without money, no matter _.,.,,,,, to frolic and to sing. . the next tm-e¢ month, at Ron; how ,,,.._~y~, ,r_\~_.~ ~, ' --.iii or is in love. I don‘t feel this way about it. I ° ° v wuts? Coney, Kingston' whence

Lrow I wouldnt be happy no matter how much Q,,(.,.,, “Wy visited the exhiblp he *Haunted some time B/gm M_,.s_

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Campbell is spending some time in Montreal and Quebec where sin is I visiting her sisters the Misses _ Mildred and Carmen after which K the will continue on her trip to Charlottetown where she will be the guest of her mother Mrs. Peter Han-lngton. I

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Mrs. John Ricliard entertained

for her friends at dinner Thursday at' her lovely home 3 Grafton street.

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Mrs. Bt. Cla7'r Jeans and youll!

son of Sumnierside spent the week- end pleasantly in the city.

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Miss Mable Newsom is leav'ing‘

this morning for Toronto where

-United Church Training school.

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Miss Bessie Smallman and Miss

Mona. Saunders were among the Summerside ~visitors here this

, week.

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Miss Isobel Jamieson entertained

,her weekly Bridge club at the

‘ An epidemic of scarlet fever

among the stricken.

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Linden Terrace, Ottawa last Fri- da-y aftemoon, when she enter-

were cut by Mrs. Thornton Bowles and Mrs. G. A. Crain. Those _assisting in the tea room were Miss IN`orah Perley, Miss Lena. McLure, .Miss Margaret Ellis, Miss Dorothy Stephens and Miss Ruth Tory.

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Lord Minto and his mother, the

Dowager Lady Mlnto, are leaving .London early in March for a.

'Club was entertained this week byi cruise in the Mediterranean.

IMrs. E. S. Blanchard at her pretty

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Mr. and Mrs. Colin H. Campbell,

iliome on the Esplanade. I U O U

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in l.:f 3.- ;':it~ cteii 13.30 deg. F.`i _s ilizu ually t;\.<.t_v when served ` :|n:'~i.‘-'l'.:ii-. added to the brown - y. 'i".\»- i'»'.~eiI:e is a. rather large rr.. ".1i‘.'t t ii to t\\'€l\'e sorviiigs.

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HEAD ACHE

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Till! woman who lets headaches upset her plans must have her eyes and ears closed to certain facts about Aspirin. There is always swift comfort, andnever any harm, in Aspirin tablets. Doctors have said so; men and women everywhere have found it so. Any headaclie- from any cause-is always relieved by one or two tablets. And lots of other aches and pains. Neuralgia. Neuritis. Rheumatism. Nagging pains. The pain from colds which make you “ache all over." Sore throat. Systemic or "muscular" pain. Aspirin can spare you lots of needless suffering! Be sure you get Aspirin-not a substitute!

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cannot account for what he did. I-lc begs my forgiveness and says he has never stopped loving me, but can a man be untrue to a wife if he still lovcs her? I don`t care what he has done if he loves me now, but I am tortured by the awful fear tha t he does not, in spite of the fact that he is sweet and wonderful and seems so grateful to me for forgiving him. 1 make myself miserable with morbid thoughts and often say sar- castic tiiing.; -.vi:`:.~li he knows are in reference to his lapse, What am I to do? A WIFE.

build that you forgive him while you fling reproaches in his face at every turn and keep the memory of the wrong he has done you fostering like a

No one need minimize the shock, the hurt it is to a wife to discover

to salvage your home and your happiness out of the mess your husband has made of things.

Hard ns it is fo: a woman to believe, your husband is telling you

the literal truth when he says that even during his infatuation for the other woman and in spite of his unfaithfuhiess he still loved you. When a wife is unfaithful to her husband, it is because she has ceased to love him and because she cares more for some other man than she does for him. But a man can be unfaithful to his wife and still prefer her above all other women in the world. Still love hor so that he is miserable il' he loses her. That is biological.

So when your husband telia you that he loves you, believe him, and

now while he is repentant, if you can be big enough and generous enougfn not only to take him back, but to throw the mantle of forgetfulness over his weakness and never melltion it to him slain, you can bind him to you with hoops of steel. _

But if you nag him and reproach him und keep him in an apologetic

uttiluili- you will drive him away to more philandering.

A half a loaf is better than no bread. A soiled love is better than

no lou- at ali. To keep your home telether for your children means mul-ii to yon, and so you will be happier in the long run if you will let Illvgolies he bygoncs. ~ ,

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.illlllcns of other wives have done this and manyof them have built

11 :value house of hallpiness on the wreck that their husbands made of , ln- ir honeymoon cotinze. DOROTHY DIX.

i e s J c | near Miss Dix-Can a woman who is a tidy crank be a successful wife! DoUa'rr'UL.

I Mrs. ' Grant Grezory gave 'a ,dinner bridge on Thursday for the; daughter Miss Elizabeth were pre-

An , iladiea sailing from Hamas; w_lsent.ed at the May Court of last,

swer The only way in which you can save your happiness and your home I m°“'°W f°f the Sunny 3011511- Ye" f'° their Majestfes the Kms

by forgetting as well as forgiving. It is folly for you to tell your hus- L* ' ' e ' ~ ~~--~

I Mrs, Heath strong of Summer- side is visiting her sister lt/Lrg, W.

,K. Rogers, having come down for I ,the opcn’ng of the Legislature.

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CASTORIA WILL'

DO ITI

When your child needs regulating,

remember this: the organs of babies and children are delicate. Little bowels must be gently urged-never forced. That’s why Cnsioria is used by so many doctors and mothers. It is specially made for ellildren’s ail- ments; contxiins no harsh, harmful drugs, no narcotics. You can safely give it to young infants for colio pains. Yet it is on equally effective

regulator for older children. The next

time your child has a little cold or fever, or a digestive upset, give him tho help of Castoria, the chiIdreu's own remedy. Genuine Castoria al- ways has the name:

mam CASTORIA

CMILFIRIN CRY FOP ll

of’ Calgary, says the Wirmipca

Tribune, spent a few days recently

,ln Winnipeg the guest of the; former’s mother Mrs. Colin H.: Campbell who"'recently retumed_ from the Old Country where it will; be remembered she and her only

and Queen of England. ,

Nearly three hundred members'

sore in your memory all the time. I _ Iattehded the sulilier dance held by

Ithe Maritime Provinces Club in the

5-fi . Inose Room of the windsor Hotel

that the husband she loved and trusted has been faithless to her. Ii Montreal last Friday evening. Palms outrages her pride as a woman. It .smirches her wifehood. It is a stab i / and ,tems banked the stage where in the heart that never really heals and that will drip drops of blood as »' -‘ , Brignell‘s orchestra played for the long as she lives. Never again can she really believe in the husbami ` / dancing. Receiving the guests

who has once betrayed her. Never again can she have quita the feeling I were the presgdent' M,-_ W_ E_ for him that she had before. Some thing fine and precious has gone out 1-rapper' and M,-5, Hoppe,-_ assisted , of their relationship that no miracle can put back again. f n e e d Iby the vIce_,.,,.wIdenI,s and their

iwives, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Rogers.

But when misfortunes come to us the thing to do is to meet them 'M d M C S Rich ds ny Mr

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with courage and common sense, and because we have lost qmething not I ’ and Mm H_ H_ Melamon md ML” to throw everything else after it. That is your problem just now; how ` I A_ M_ mah' and Mm c_ c_ Hoyt’

[chairman of the social committee' I U l _ I I

How does the Queen spend her'

day at Bmrlglngham Palace? An ordinary day in the Queen's life is described by the Hon. Katharina Villiers, cousin of Lord Clarendon. in "Memoirs of a Maid of Honor,” published recently.

It is as follows: I s a. m.-Rises. ' 9 a, m.-Breakfast with the King. Newspapers glanced at. Personal letters opened. Goes to sitting room. , lo a. m.-Lady-in-waiting brings

the momingfs post. and letters gone , through. I I Audiences-Interviews members io! the household. walk in the

| garden. _

I 1 p,_ m.-Lunch with one or two _ guests. I vislu w iiospltsce, et/c. Perhaps , a little' shopping. .

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P°i'l18PS. but no one will envy the hundred who has to wipe his feet

on the ma: before he comes in thc door and who does not dare to move it chair or leave anything lying about. 'But why be a tidy crank? If you know you have o fault. why not overcome ite n0n.orraY mx.

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X ¢ - ` ° _ Someiiuies ulien Wlnterb helw Th) Winnipeg Trib of last ~ _ ' ‘ _ffl

,I Is Love or illouey More important ln Mar mc, _go ,amz ,Hough me week wmmd mexcegét ww ,,,§|,,:_! _ I.

rlaue? lille Who (ant Forget Hel' uw. mana mans inn coils n.

fhot your ‘ Lu mn roam- miyou lg.; ,,,, I," loomed In the hourly sl|op,u,g`¢`|l,_;||w-|,¢`.,,,,|,,,,,,,,.

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shows.

oI.I_VE OIL for the complexion! Always known ‘I

to keep skin, soft, supple, youthful.

But can ou gc enough olive oll in soap? How

much, acru§I.ly, goes into f"_a]F1'ol1TeT’i'liere is the

exact amount-in that tes:-tube at the right.. To this enerous olive oil content an bevdirectly trace the great benefits of Palmolive Soap to the

complexion.

Do you know what is in the soap you are

putting on your fiice? Palmolive

olive is the only large-sellingsoafs made of vegetable oils exclusively. ther Palma ive ingredients are

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stopper behind the cus. Or a drop or two on a small bl: of cotton and psti: on as the picture

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YB5'~my dents-we . ,IU ‘ll-le perfume for " one reason. Bursome of

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me it to make the effect most alluring. Yes, lr's fight on the skin - never on die clothing.

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touch our :fume

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creamier, more workable iacherthzn possible with i'

olive oil alone.

simply palm oils necessary to produce a richer,

Over 20,000 of the world’s leading beauty

experts have for years urged the use of Palmolive

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KEEP THAT. SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION

Tea-The Queen presides, sitting

on a sofa. Relatives call, some-

times Princess Elizabeth. _

6 to '7 p. m.-Rest in sltt'ng room.

7 p. m.-Dressing for dinner.

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Miss 'Vlllers recalls how she was

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once summoned to the ballroom at, "we wmgdm. uppmg . degmdms Buckingham Palace to help with custom and have roi-mea a misty arrangements for a court. PrlnceI‘¢° pug ,I ,mp gp “_” . _

George, she says, draped a. holland; "Ay, 1'11 join ft," said the man sheet as substitute for a court, from Aberdeen, gladly. train, on Princms Mary, who made: "Goodi the membership fee is

the appropriate curtsies to the two

draped thrones.

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Some letters to the Queen which

Lady Katharine Coke, as lady~in- waiting, was outlining to Her Majesty at Balmoral, provide M'ss

Villiers with . the following: “Here” (says Lady Katharine Coke) “is an old lady, advising a particular lend of musical plaster for a cold, and begging the Queen to try ltl “I-lere is another old

lady, who says that the best cure for indigestion is to roll a small cannon ball round and round the diaphragm after meals. lying fiat on the ground. She wants the Queen to be sure to tell the K'ng about it."

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It *was at Balmoral that Miss

Villiers was once summoned to the ballroom to find a piper playing, and ln the middle of the floor the

Queen, Pr`ncesa Mary, and two little Princes going through the

3 only 50 cents s year." I "Mon, that's different. I‘m think~ ,-in’ it’11 beclieaper for me to tip,"

; Mrs. Brown: "Now when that ,boy next door' threw a stone at you. you should not have thrown om -backfbut como straight to me." ‘ Tommy Brown: "But that is no use, mummy. You can't throw B¢1`&|8htl" __

governesa and three trim house- maids. Miss vlllers, of course, hai other and more serious matters tc record. She wonders if any woman who says, “I shollld like to be a queen" realizes the work and responsibility of queenship. Thi general public, she says, have little or no knowledge ol the self-dedication and self-towel' fulness that go to'the making oi the techn'que they so much env! and admire, for to be a queen re~ quired as much technique as nn! humbler profession, as much trainy

eightsome reel with the Frenchi as a e t ti n.”

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INDIGESTION

WHAT many enll_indlgestion ls

_ yery often noihlnlghbut excess

acid in the stomach. e_ stomach nerves have been over-stimulated. :ind food aours. You feel distress .

when you leave the table. Two hours ater there is often acute pain. But you need not suffer when you know what to do. ,

Thecorrectlva is an alkali, which

neutljallzes acids instantly. The best alkali known to medics science is Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia.

Ono spoonful of this harmless,

tasteless alkall_wlll neutralize in- stantly many times as much acid and the symptoms dlsa car ai once. The stomach is looylied. All sourncss and gas is dlspelled. Th _ entire digestive tract in sweetened by magnesla ln this form. Phillips*

Milk of Magnosia is mlil'<|i'_’f*‘".'" pages( suspension. Ii.'s the si-:entitle an sensible thi? to take for its folio! of acidity. ou have thc wo_ of highest medical authority for thu-

Bo careful to ask for Phillips' Milk of Maguesla. tligd[ireP¢\f"“"g of magnesla presenb and lil* b physlciiznii for the concmion Joxepstacds.

E ih ' sl: uld know °P"'

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