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ma athisca tim' _ lr tldinglnhlscarand o u me. ~ ,, __\_ _ , luvonu than till? tirdhfrgtggeolozniridpugdntzigunorwus sony and no me uslred me for il dare. no A; M TQ i ml, ul, snor

o'en irsr » , t lr iiould I trust him? ~ _ .»_.\" _ ._ , nanny

mashlxllflnsosatzhlfeurlsfaoléa Should I forgive him andiaccell om or s I IRENET I ` __ _ :___ gpggprgp gy /'ego rv .

an’ blethe_rin‘. An that’l -”'-'°" _ Ian. Answer' ' '

‘FAIRFIELD & VICINITY

I 'Phe angel of death Mailed butldowtthinkaheiataking homeof Mr. and Mrs. Paul _ c- lngllpstifangemenandgoing l:aohei1i,ofrairne1d..elldi/oitawel’ se very oft sndtllat she is

“A Scot named Ian Bruce

writes to a London newspaper protesting against jokes that are being printed in Englishlnews- papers at the expense of the Scotch."-Cable despatch.

Hoot, mon, ,dlnna ye ken they'rr

no prented at oor expense? Gin they was ta be prented at oor expens' they wad no be prented at a’. Dinna fash yerself, Ian. Tl'ley’ll no cosi ,ye a baubee. Thae chiels what preni yon jokes maun pay for them an Ah'm thinkin' it’s guid Scot' screeblers wha mak' maist o' thi siller oot o' them. There be mon o’ oor ain countrymen, Ian.. Pro deegiously pairtial ta the gear wha' wad mak’ jokes at the expense o' the Scotch provldin’ they was weel paid by the Bassenach for iika yin 0' lhelll- A11' moreoyer, Ian. Ah har seen wi’ me ain een oor ain folll lauchin' an’ Iauchin' at thae jokes no doot lauchin' at thae daft bodie; sooth the Tweed payin' out sille an' gowd for jokes-at oor expense mind ye. Ah’m tryin',-Ian, ta nlak' ye discern that it’s no at oor ex pense at a’, but Ah hae ma doot' ye'll see the point. It's a klttl/ point an' ye are 'no very quick sl. the uptak'.

An’ 110°. Ian, to be serious, wha'

'differ dis it mak? Are ye sae daf as ta think it hairms the Scotch Lesh: mon. it disna halrm the Scotc? at a. Thae Irish an' time Gan- mans, an' thae Dutch, pull- ootlalld. [ish bodies, gat awfu' angry at thi wy the scrceblersf poked fun at than in the papers an’ the wy’ the play- actors bllrlesquet them on tile stag' nn they had to. stop. Did that da. them ony guid? Are tllae feckles foreign loons thocht mair o' they the Scotch? Na. nw, Ian. Th' Scotch are tllocht mail* 0’ in thei countries than in-Ah was gaun tr -my than in Scotland, but that wa( be a lee. ' Noo, Ian. in conclusion. lat thi screeblers an’ the p|gy-g¢g°r3 hu a the fun they like at the Scotch It dis them guid an' dim; ligirm ug Look at oor ain countryman Haim Lauder ln his kilts wi' his orogkef stick. Wha maks mair fun o’ the Scotch than Halrry, lm’ wha mdk;

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he is it taé In

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Why do you not call your little iioodlum into your office and haven “tulhe 31%* fgrmdimxt ;“hn;;°mble ~.-- _ _ f _ »_ ~ _ -_ -_W ~- _,

real near:-so-heart talk with ner, and ton ner that unless one minds nor <1 W -0 en . . _ _ . . lm manners she is going io lose her job? Believe me, she is slnnlng through t° “wp mis md” in cwvtglgi ‘cg “sl r- lgrlorallce and not through intent. Bhe thinks that her free and ‘feasy mug as were are buyers at!;;;;;¥ Y Y V 1 -- V

ways ale lrigrattating. that her freshness is wit, and she hasn't a. doubt ill Bblllldllllve YD Pllrggllll-*rs Wm sen their careful development until they

~ that when she drapes herself over a desk and snuggles up to a man she is “ble figures- the P “ce “J in turn are capable of producing off

_ gaping according to the.best method used ill the latest movies that she,;l;l;gl;eiz};airht;i¢;ntrol§s1A?gl;31d¢}1lT;;“1d_l spiggg lgléi milként _ M Agriculture

vgedtfge f';;';;lr‘iff,;1llt§‘l‘;};”g;°t'°;a;"f‘; , will be glad io near from breeders '

Business men have a curious ieluctance to telling their women em-i S 9 P05 throughout the province who are

L faults The refei to dismiss them *md me °°ns°°l“°m' dcpletmn M ullxious to secure information re

'l,f“L1.;o.sv_ her n A 'l ir u df lu ini ‘ ' '

,RS ‘ D.0yeS 01105 YU-Il NIU YU El’ _ . YD ' ~

° e Ha s ‘uf ;i.::;:;.i;"r.:°;~::.er-ri=......f;‘.i-;‘:,<:;:;=.:::,"s:.:i“r..::>..r~:.~f;*::.,;z:::::i.:\.;'.izgag gg

ways the same -Mw¢'Y5 _ 44| her mistake if she only knew what it was. ` ' ' ' \3“;§°;v?5f::d°t’; ggxigff 53;: 35 the dairy industry. If breeders wish

_ - f-- I once asked a. man why he had let a particularly competent steno-I pl';l/llltl;l§ 33525' fV£_“’m“e‘E :?,e;liPh%§Eid°;:J;§;;¢c§;’ef:1 ogmefmi

_ _ - THE MacLEAN LOMPAN Y, lin/_ ' ` .§;`,?.§1f',,.§§;, Z“}’,.i'rifl`2..§""§f,’ilI.’.§.-,"§§Z“`§°uoZ”§r'§§o‘fi°‘li$fr?r.w§l".rf`§"?ri`?-§`°§i'i pursuits.. 1.. uri. my marry thou. ;<;_i;;{gf§L,§e§f§§5; f{§;\“S;{;°=;n<;“u§‘,‘_§l ‘ " wllol.l~:sAl.l: nlsrltlalrrons ` lur cours ond imported nuts. ew., and every mon who camo lu raid: ‘who sands or déilglazs hraxfnbcgen sav0d1hs_pm,,,d,5 agamst sgmus logm in me

' '~= * r CH LOTTET ` ` is th littl ueen in the front office,” and dug me in the ribs and gave me farmers o P - ‘"ansa¢¢i0n_

K - An _...OWN P. L o » ll meeanini? look. 1 ` As an onset W the more man. I am. Sir etc

Ntuiiiacks fto be permanently Exp'i e t tr `E lil? - ° °

in sets of fbur on an auto- searclirllinboll-ilftolfy suite sllfglvfiil theatl Mallglilng The Scotch

at also serve as stablliz-if frozen meat be thawed very __ _”' the invention of a Michl-slowly none of its original flavor i“H.C. in the Toronto Saturday 100 ,_

is log; , ‘ Night.) _- I had to let her go.

he had a perfect right to think that you were not a respewlble ¥l1’l~ ‘$3 .aloe girl gets acquainted with young men ill that way nor does she H a car with a strange young man of whom she has never heard be 0 .

simply isri't done. '

Ile woman of the street he can only surmise that she knows fol md thatgho belongs to that sisierhpod. He cannot know

°“`~ _ . grlorone. foollsll girl mt out roi- ii good time and that mo

”`_“*°°"°°%- ro iloyond o illmtion. nomo, lr you want mon io trout you

you must be dignified and discreet your conduct.

The Public Forum

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but a month. but who thinks she _knows it all and were has been ,_ mmgndmm ds.. makes some D911 and -impudent reply to every one mm ,m this Pwvmce fo, DM,-y who tries toloorrect her. she doesn’t wear.en0u8l1 cattle ‘both grade and purebred. clothes for common decency. She treats every one and a mme nmbm. of ca,-.1013 have with tllarntlnost familiarity and calls every man in been shipped out of this pmvmc to the office. no matter what his age, or his position Poms in the United 5w“,5_ w other byhis ilrat name. Apparently there is not. a . Mr. -pam of cmada, and to a lesser ex- 1° ll" '°°°l°“l”¥» “mi I Bm daily °>0\°°fl{1¥ *°,,“°‘" wilt to Newfoundland and the west hex' address our august president as ‘Jack or md,” when we have E rapidly “_ J°.h““y B°y' ' velo maiket !ol~"'our<'cattle

P1118 -

This girl is poor and needs the money and I da£,l;mB;fc°:u;a§' bt':e°n°'viEeEwE'°e¢;"“¢,;g

hate to are her, but I shall have io do so unless she wmtdemble alarm by mam, of mu. can learn that there ls'an etiquette in the business foremwc uveswok men and me world as-well as the social. prophesy has been quite general

\ __ BUSINESS MAN' that it very decided shortage of dairy

'_ ""° ` cows would be the lllilmafe USUN

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Bought--Sold-Quoted.

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mar .loan _ _uournnt mural; ,,

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it has been strongly

“Now I know the girl is as straight as 9. shingle and that she has an of milch cows _ _ be t k f

sunt or somebody who is always giving her iinery. blglit digs; gigorglrltedargy gllgedcglggg gl‘t}i;l;2@lm¢;_le¢ mg;l;';n;’_

d, or my business any good, to have a living fas on p \ . _proved buds be mama’ and that B

ter ~

lgrea number of calves be raised

“Wh didn't you tell her what was the matter and give her a chBl1¢€

to dress yoppropriately?" I asked. ."Why didn’t you tell her that _belgg that hélrrvéelétlaértelgulglflféwcél has, Jverdressed caused her to -be misjudged?" "Oh, I couldn t._ I hadn t t e been

nerve." _he replied, "but you bet the next one I pick out hasn t a bead or alot E

nnln

am °“ hm hav been in evidence during the

So there you are Certainly you will be doing a missionary work if V0" th could function nommny md

o busuioss girl and not likes sooloty debuntauto or u plrur too or o member “we

nero respect she will command, and that it isn’t etiquette to call men by zndy .heir first name in an office No doubt at home she rules the roost and would s the final authority on every subject, and that is why she thinks she surpl knows more about the business than men who have been in it for Years “mme

If you can donate her head a little you will do her a permanent ser hagfe

vice, for there is no one else on earth so opinionated and so cocksure of buyer rlerself as a spoiled young girl who is the 'family pet and beauty.~ She mee las to have abouttwo divorces before she ever nnds out that she cant in th rule the universe and have every man kow-tow to her. *calves

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thenaturalincrease

esteem-ymaee, I

DEAR. DOROTHY DIX-I stay with aunt _and uncle, who are sending Q:

me through high school and who give me anything I want. . I try to sen

or them you would have nothing, so you can't be gratefulenough to the

‘ound to do this for you. They do it out of their affection andrsymllaill foryou. ~. ~ _- -- » . ` '

:riot and old-fashioned? suppose they do wld you o lltilevlfmat is al ls nothing compared to what they give you and what they caawkgufflgalé ust think how miserable you would be at home with a. _un _ H

viio would probably beat you as well as be “W W i'°\1- .

‘ You will-soon be tllrouah bisli h0°ll Then,_perhaps,=yo_ur g f aunt! nd uncie<will'gl've you some sort ofa: teclmical-educa'i;lohn‘,1tll‘l;t 3/`l%m(f:lto5;°2 0 more rr good liying. r-rrnopr they wlu glvo you a U , e a§esnl;I»1smp' 'ourse lil beauty culture, or in dressmalllllg. Ol' S d cam good omething that will enable you to pe free and in epen an I .

ff\0I\€_V. `

` in mind as our ual" and ine time will so by quickly Kew

that you can only repay with loveand gratitude and gyideferring to t r

°f<ll““'l' “°“""'l’ ‘“ the ’““"“°“““, w. ll. slulwf

on the farms to ‘offset meivolrgié Cites Methods

confid , o

am- we me mm “lv” of Fox Farming' , higher smile lm” f°"'“°"l’ . Local. onilci:

145 Gunn ononan s'r.

pas? summer. If this scheme of Qn P, E, Island (y;;,m.o'r'rE'l‘0WN ,

Bild marketing We °°“m “°t he Provincial De

nake this little girl understand that a business girl should be dressed like f mgrs use judgment in meh. pm_l V

h dl” °n ' - ~ Assistance by t -

li the Follies chorus and that the more dignified and reserved she is t 9 nl nmmtain the sim of om. mms partment of Agriculuue, as in the

the

Wise me" °m“d°rd'. bum- we Province of Prince Edward Island. be “ble W 5“PP’y an lmreased would greatly encourage and in- U5 V’ WW’ t° me very pr°'|crease the development of the fox

trade “WV” ‘feigned W' 'fur farming industry in New Bruns_ °1‘Wn9'W1Y mmethmg has wick was the assertion made here lied' in me shape °f mnemm' yesterday by D. A. Mclqtyre, a suc- ' gli Wh° are S¢°m'm3 me pm' cessful silver black fox breeder. uying up _ ‘ . g _ e shape of our calves. These fllglgier and lumberman of Ba h are helm P“‘°°h“"5°d in wma Mr. McIntyre was of the opinion *W $4-90 and 569° pe' head' that fox fur farming was one of the 3 t° higher ln-`i°$ according-most successful sidelines for farm- fafmef sh°W3 mlucmme W ers in this part of the country and

- - or the buyer is anxious to P111" 1

\lease them, but' they still think I do not do enough andere always cross Chase At any rate the average price 3;? 3213’ F6822? lélxrilillig allaguiglgig

~:» me. I would hate to go back home; afs my father is always dléunk and is ' edm ly low From me 5tand_ g D1 8 P nean to my mother. So I am very undecided on what to do. r! am only :fear mi” value _these animals this p"°"m°°' he felt' was me “wk

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6 “"5 “ee” S°"‘° °“° '° “dll” ”‘°' Ul`lDEd.mED' ssc being Secrlflved' Wwe from me l €ifoll)r<;)r?et~nelui>(;v:teg§etnif`ufn

`n Standminth of me? p°€=£'b1i§t‘ieSivg‘1‘ the breeding und raising Of foxes. _ swer: _ da ' ,.1, ai-eamos e gg i _ _

There is only one piece of advice thllt any well-wisher could give y°U» awi;-;Tngalveesy from three .months to'ns§° stimgly adv°°';:’eigs31te gsm?

_ ,. 1. and make megmost of yum- _i men of a researc u on rl

ny child. and that is to stay where _,oil ll e , seven months of ,ge properly de _ _ _ ipportunities. \_ \/ , _ _ _ _ Iveloped, bred by an improved bull;ggeilniggignofw§i;ri1él;iupr;ov;l;ci:5ie- ‘ _ ~ _ '- and of good WPG ale W°m`* “ny” ' _

_ Try to realize how kind and generouq your uncle and aunt are to takewhere from ‘2590 tb ‘moo fmm E §§:gl;fb;’;Tn§;t‘];'£,S;‘:§ 11383;? ;f?,‘;_ -odour of 3 miserable home and give ou im educatiomwnd comfortable dairy standpoint ghd-shwld not be der that ex mmenm wsts me be

rllrroundlngs; and pretty clothes. It coals a lot to support a girl. and 5;? sold Off at 3 kgs mfg, ‘made for uf; advancement of yme:

' This wholesale disposal of ou.r br dl f di f f _.

~r try hard enough to please them. Remember that they are in no wise calves Wm not be felt at me present aseselfis 3’ cxghggg 1‘;fs‘§_u"mv‘;xfi5_

YIWUI9. but Wlx: Will be ";;\5"7““t‘;l‘;: terature among the farmers that the

. ll1lW°°f ¢¢Y¢‘“‘S B-W dl iimlsidl »

suppose they do try io oorliroi your suppose their ideas or o little these ummm would, ,wrmauy be_ lb§;'§n‘1’§"‘;;‘m° general" :MY um;

WMC ‘milk Pl°°<lll°°l°5»' lf “1°“3 Wm* about a sounder' financial situation their Sale- the lm-l`k°fl“€ °f °'~n`,’among the farmers 'as a whole. l mature cows °°1\i>111“°S? markets 8-l'¢» lvlr. Morntyro ololmed that Pr-moo expanding for dairy ¢0WS md U19” Edward Island was at the present file Pl'°5'P¢¢l-5 ‘lf 5h°l`° 5“PPu°5 and time the only Canadian province al-‘ Mshmmictg; At no tune in ollsnléigfl: lowod to snip live uulmulo luto :lie

cry ve elllwllwfebwl nu mlrtr hoodia - - ' °" f°" th” b"°°d°"- Ample pmvls' P0Sr¢;l.w¢l‘\Fe wagneemgargko bbmgptllgl- wl}l1'?re`s.rs€; sick ugllfisshlstsiig dl-l°¢lV° herds Shmlld be m3*-le Wllll' -ed on the other provinces which 15 `p]a»-ed on 1251 suggpéstion

all; $1,018?-bI1l1s}l1Slf;l|”;<;8Ed\UII;oexde iglllatllrejt-:lu3"l'al::il:e?aul'; ftgv yllgartlheglfd ugdcf .flheu flIl9§<ll0g-don’t worry fl- our desirable ooudltlorl so brought -_-»o»__._. ' “ °“ “` “' _ _ _

Keep that Y 8 » - about asquicklyas pwble and this It is estimated gh g q,h

n mind all that you owe to your aunt and uncle. That is-a debt .of l:¢oJl;or:can only be done by the 'mwnum , 3000 swarms of beeS“a`_;“;’{‘;)t gg H*“’lllB B ¢ll°l'0\1ghly insulated

Live Stock Superintendent

minion.

PRE CA U TIONS `AGAINST‘FI.U

TORONTO, Dec. 19.-The pres-

ent outbreak of influenza through- out Canada'is regarded seriously by the medical authorities of the Do-

Officials of the Canadian Social

Hygiene Council conferred with of- ficers of the Department of Health at Ottawa today by telephone. It was announced later tllat as a re- sult of the conversations. and with the approvalof the Department of Health, the council would issue im- mediately 300,G00 pamphlets print- ed in French mid English, describ- ing symptoms of the disease and outlining tl°eatmc,nt.

Dr. Gordon Bates,secretaryof the

Canadian Social Hygiene Council. issued o summary of the contents of the pamphlet here tonight.

Under the heading,"How toAvold

the Flu," the following suggestions are made:

‘°Keep~perfectly fit. Exercise in

tile open air. Get sufficient sleep in ll. well-ventilated room. Avoid crowds. Wasil your face and hands before eatlllg. If you must cough or sneeze, do so in a clean handker- chief and thus protect your neigh- bor. Follow implicitly the instruc- tions of your health officer Don‘t

handle, a saw has been invented for

of the best of our increase and roofs of buildings in Berlin. lcirmng e1e¢¢,-ic mbles

_ - . D OTHY DIX.

wishes' g Q e a e e e e e e

nd have a good time Tile other day I let a YU'-W8 mill Ulf* me \lP

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6 P. M. uggjié _ u-nu

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AR MISS DIX-I am a young girl just starting out toenjoy myself m _

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You have no right to resent the young n-larrs insulting you bemulw CALIFORNIA _

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A man can only judge a girl by her conduct, and if =

. I heartily sympethilemith

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