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r _ fifui, if He Likes to Talk and Read, and

Especially to Eat, a Woman Can be

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- ' [ll I A uoman wants to know how she can tell on the safe side of the altar

NOVEMBER 5. 1931

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lpurest and best . . . worthy ofthe

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beautiful and comfortable and attractive, but her husband mek ne interest in it. Never bought any- thing for it or noticed the rugs or chairs or any- thing. And she couldrrt keep him in it. He used it merely as s parking place in between his P1111- ' anderings. Consequently, she SWE him me “lf “nd shut the deer gently but firmly behind hun. 1111

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scaltolppearonsnenvelopeofs letter that is addressed ton bluiness firm?

A. Never. ' Q. Doescneplaceaknifefornn

entree when setting the table?

A. It is seldom needed and never

included in the silver unless re- quired. - .

Q. What is the conversation based uponthat slwsysplesses and entertains?

A. It is based uP°h Nudity, top-

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Many talking pictures being made

Ln Sweden are to have French vers-

Iions.

broken liusband who w Witt

y or wise.

:is soiilctlllilg more thiln 0 P1809 in Which to change 1115 Emthes and "0 ~

G ¢ Allis, dear lady, this is a hard question to answer, for when it comes

Ji to proplicsyliig beforehand what sort of husband a man will make, all

4 a°°‘““ “ck t° un" the mgm' club’ ha" 'hut up' Never pick out a thin, dyspeptlc man or one who has no appetite, or l

jsooii us Lllc h0I1¢‘Yll100H 15 0V€T and that 11° m“mm°m”°1 bars W I ° ' him quick,” You have . cinch DOROTHY Dlx. , _“M Mm* ‘ V

d amusement and you can never nail him to his own ilreside. -

Now me wang, to merry again, mahily in 0;-deg Finally, if you want a domestic husband, marry one who lives to eat.

to Mya B home and that necessitates having a A dinner or just the things he likes

husband, for a home without a man in it is as flat ‘V

‘ ith 1. lt. nun this d

and tasteles' as an egg W ou sa that attract him. but a good, comfy

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V time she wants to be sure oi gem!!! 9. house- e

ill be a nreside companion and regard his h°m9

ill do more to draw a man homeward of an evening than s. sense of uty, and after he has partaken of s full meal it is not the bright lights

sue duet in which lie will not have te exert himself to be bruilant or

, cooked just the way he likes them,

chair and his slippers and the dom-

one who doesn‘t know how to order A meal if you 'want a husband you

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And she wants to know how she can tell whether a bachelo. belongs Cm* CUP at mme in the ¢“°1‘m€5» y md Night cream,

l _ - ` . ' wife‘s hand .

t tli» species this can be tamed and taught to eat out of his B o L th wud as And ii’ in addition, the man is a widower who has had a home and l Lmurysoapommwoddl

l . i - wil-ilicie hc is one of the kind list will alwaYS "V6" W ° ,

U* U h Id lost it _.nd is sick and tired of restaurants and wandering around, grab nd Gm C

ns iuil 'ilicre are no infallible earmarks that show whether a man

.tg . ` 'will be n roaincr or a stay-at-home, whether he will be faithful or a I

~ and tendc or make one of the husbands who will consider

%/X4 3”. /pf sl;irt-cliaser; uhclhcr he will be generous or a tightwad; whether he will

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to a more wife

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iliat it ls not worth while to show even common courtesy and politeness

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What the Fa$hi0nableS are vyeafin A woman cannot, for example, even tell whether she is getting ii

` " ze 'lc lo 'o human lcicle when she marries. During the days of

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. , _ ,_ -l:.:u.'lsli»,p the mon will exhibit every identification of impassioned devo-

Iuusuated Dressmakmg Lesson 1' ummhed Wm' tion. He will hang about her until he positively has to be thrown out

` EWIZY Pattern of the house. He will swear that he cannot live without her and have their-children. We know that m0m_

By Annabelle W

ere‘s an English sack suit of

brown woolen with a. homespun fin- $100

lsii tliat's just the cutest and smart- est thing for boys of 4, 6, 8 and 10 years. The blouse is cotton broad- cloth in yellow-beige. The tie ls'

ol ri He ill load her down with

For True Letters

e Dr. Williams Medicine Co.

Orlers 28 Cash Prizes to Caiimllnii Mothers

Every year more iiiothers buy Dr.

Williams’ l3aby’s Own Tablets ioi'

orthingtnn l will on Sci; talldiigdhtgrtllgtllislgtxtgrsaind tzicgranisvif lie has to be separ laxatwe tablets which do so much W ii S l'fl\lI`l '

b1'0\'~'I1 llll-Ktllrc is Stlli‘fly. I ,'=`t`;i h _ relieve their cliildreii of colds, simple The DIOUSC 15 Cllllllllll 111 l"`U°‘V~ “ L ’°m _en _ fevers, digestive disturbances and so “gm green °r “gm mlm* l _-_*_ ' many other ailments to which all

Be sure to ml in me size or the Naturally, the poor girl thinks that here is a safe bet, if there ever children are subject. We know that

pattern' Send stamps or coin (coin was one, and she marries the man feeling sure that she is going to feast B remrmd) upon sugar plums the balance of her life But, in her amusement, her e

V - . Price Of mmf" 15 wma' ardent lover cools oil after marriage and his temperature goes down from

icvcr heat to subnormal. He never mentions the state of his adectlon

tic how she looks or what she wears or Days ,F

Noosa. f°1‘°fHSf**“~ H°°°"'=f“° °°

her it compliment, and when he gives he: a. kiss it is so cold and flu y

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Maybe he still loves her. Probably he does and still thinks her the V

""" ";i‘_' gee.-:lust woman in the world, but she has to be e. mind-reader to find it happy. and why you recommend this

strc” Ad “S5 Ou, _ time-tested preparation to other

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City Stite 1 Nor can a. woman tell before marriage whether a man W e

li liusban or be such a, tightwad that she has to use a ,timmy to

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our (Jhrlbtnms Nlllll L l have lnvlshcd candy and nowers upon her and gratified her every wish

Drawing and smry (.ump,,m,,,,,S fluid rocked his brains to think of new places of amusement to take her. a prize of $15.00 Wm be awarded; for

1 ts' worth of

To vim' _yolii Ll pvogilc 11 cliaiilce oi

Xitciiiii, \ i: ure nidlliliq all lurly ilnri0llii;~9llli‘lit of ‘lie (‘1ll.'1i‘(l1;i.li Chrisliiifis Nliiilbur cuiizpizlitioiis Prizes l-,ill be given xii 1'-W SCCUGILS. its i'ollor.s.-

(ll BOYS ANU GYPZL/5 BE-

TWEEN 13 and :(1 Ylf..-\l,:15:~

For best stories:~lst piizu, $300;

2nd prize 32,00; :mi 1;-ilzi, Sl U0,

For best di1i'.1'li,'~1:-li prize

$3.00; Zild prize, $.'.Z|_l0; Ilrrl prize.

izf Boys AND Glnns LESS THAN la YEAils:-

For heal stories:-lst piiii-.~. §L‘.00;

2nd prize, $125; 3rd priine, Tue.

For best drawlnlisi-lst. prize,

brown crepe silk- $2.00; 2nd prize, $1.25; aid prize 75c_

Style No. 603 can be copied at.a

very small outlay. The jacket and knee trousers take 2 yards of 35-inch material, the blouse takes llfi yards

Stories should not exceed 1000

words. The subjects should be of

a Chrlsimassy nature. The drnwinos should be in firm outline in Indian

ink without shading lines, and

oi`35-inch material for the six-year should not be larger than ,q half-

size. ,

Wool jersey in dark blue is an-‘

other scheme with iight blue cotton

blouse.

sheet. of note-paper. They must, of course, be original work, not more copies.

Entries, nddresscd to Christmas

"irc Chiilott toun Guard

Nuinbrri' c. ~ L' e ‘ -

'Tried-like woolen in b¢ig° Bndllon anci_rririi'kcd “L_2liilstLii1:s_VStory"

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But after marriage he not only never brings her 0 cen

candy or si wilted rose, or takes her to a movie without a family row, but

lic apparently beg;-udges her even the board and keep she earns by doing lllc \voi~k ci cook and housemaid and nurse and general utility woman.

I Neither can a woman put her faith in the old proverb that a good 'son makes a good husband, because some of the best sons make the worst liusbzincis on earth. For a man can have the mother complex so badly

ezind be so nbsorbed in doing his duty by his mother that he sacrifices his

'wlfc to his mother and fails to see that he has any duty toward the

lwoinun hc has married. ‘

I sue after marriage.

' in making a home for that type of husband.

I l Still and ull, however, while for every rule for picking out the kind ,of husband you want there are a hundred exceptions, there are certain 'straws which show which way the winds of his temperament blow and, ,ot least, give a woman some indication of what course he is likely to pur-

So my advice to the woman who wants a husband who will help bei

‘make a happy home is to notice these points in a mon:

First. Has he a sense of beauty? Does he love pretty things? is

ihe sensitive to artistic surroundings? Plenty of good men would just as _~__.__.___

soon live in a shack as a. palace. All they ask of a house is that it be '\vcathcrprooi'. They never notice whether the curtains are clean or y ydirty and every time their wives buy s. new piece of furniture they think ' ' it ls an unwarranted extravagance. No woman can have any pleasure

P d -t E C a ad a Then observe whether a man's idea of a pleasant evening is on

Lif. A ro ue oc n - _ 1 ~~-» ‘ spent in agreeable company or with a good book or in chasing around

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MR AND MRS - - » ' l - - . ' - . Hints for Beautifying the Home 4 Bv BRIGGS

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._ pORA EVA one Aule wires,

CANADIAN housewives

have come 'ro know that

they can depend on Nils'rl.l':'s Evaporated Milk-a product of Canada. For this delicious,

Creamy milk never varies in quality. Pure cow’s milk,

uniformly rich; made

f _ safe by sterilization; "',‘“} kept safe by sealing in

airtight containers.

0 Nas'rLii's -- ww./fl

Large!! Producers and Sellers aj Condensed and Evaperatnl Milk.

If a man does not like to talk or to read and if he has no resources in

CII.

‘Own Tablets. So we are asking you

Baby’.s Own Tablets have helped you to keep your children healthy and

mothers

Brockville, Ontario, will award a

._ __ ..i<‘iici'oll:>' ' Cl,

1 ,ei oven the housekeeping money out of him. Before marriage he may.._casl1 prize of $25.00 for the bcst let-

ter received on or before November 30th, 1931. For the second best letter

, For The Cook srurrnn i-BANUT l-orarous

Cut 8 baked potatoes in halves

lengthwise. Scoop out pulp with fi spoon and mash. Add ‘l tablespooi butter, salt, pepper und one-ha cup milk; beat well, then fold in tu whipped egg whites. Refill skins w1|__ this mixture, pile lightly, do no, smooth, and drop one-half teaspoon of peanut butter on top of each lill_ ed potato skin. This will melt and 'help to brown the top. Return to a hot oven and bake until thc potn- toes are pulled and brown.

,the third best letter $10.00, and for the next best 25 letters prizes of $2.00 each will be given.

Your letter, of course, must be

strictly true. There is no demand on your imagination. Just tell us all the interesting facts-how Baby‘s Own Tablets have helped your child-and your letter may win a prize.

Every letter must be signed with

V the full name and correct address of the person sending it. Fine writing

a good case to describe. The strength lol the letter and not the style of the letter will be the basis of the award.

The Dr. Williams Medicine co.,

shall have the right to publish any

How exquisite this -winsome, lovable fragi ance is! Wherever you go l its wistful beauty

greets you l no other perfume has - the same fresh l c h a r m a s t h e I Yardley Lavender

Face Powder,

s sth ' Salts, etc. " The

ulllorning Smile

A commercial traveller called on

a new customer and handed him a small snapshot of his fiance in mis- l take for his business card.

“'I’hat, sir," he said, “is the firm

I iepi'eseiit,” '

The customer examined thc deter- mined-looking feature of the girl and returned the snapshot. "You‘ll never be the manager of

fits of jealousy if she so much as looks at another man. He will feed ers appreciate these Safe, pleasant, lwm not Wm a prize unless you have , that mm: he mid'

` SAVED IMPORTED DRESS

Rhys own Tablets are needed in :letter entered in this contest whe- "Afteralittle wearin ,alovelygreen

oile-an imported gross-lost color

very homc where there are child- ther it Wi1’l5 B PH!/6 Or Iwt. ` B

The writer.oi each letter mu_st`

lment. The contest will close Nov-,

miardcd as soon as possible there- after. 5 D0 ‘Wt delay in entering this con WSF- If your child has been bene- fited by Br-ibl/'s Own Tablets, write

Address all letters as follomi;

The Dr. Williams Medi,-me C0, Brockville, Ontario,

Letter Contest De artme t,

o co l t l th t 't _ .eie_".l'*i°.i‘2.’e wi.°‘i§’<i'.3$i.¥3“{l

But we womq “ke to ig.,-,W wha; give the name and date ofthe paper, asked me why I wasn’t wearing it ou, us a mother, think of Babys Flin which she saw this announce- _ gny mme- on hearing U10 1688011.

he d ` d d ` 't . meei`e.i“‘l>°i..eei.°el“E»y‘ee.“-F2 i§‘?.°i§’$“e

to write us a letter, telling us how .Ember 3001. and U10 Prizes will belong story short, it turned ' out

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eaulifuli . I have n lovel n w dress they really cost just 1%-tile

|Brice of one package of Diamond

ye .‘ “Ishavc since used Diamond Dyes

for both iinlinf and dyeing. They o either eckually well. am not an

The D1" Williams Medicine C0-. of your letter NOW. Expert dyer ut never have afailurs

with Diamond Dyes. They seem to he made so they always go on smooth- ly and evenly. They never spot, streak or ijun: and friends never know the things I dye with Diamond Dyes are redyed at alll"

Mrs. RF., Quebec

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Csnedr Ysrdiey Home UAA.: sscllumveaus |hrli\xn¢Yc¢‘k Inn. Tasmin N01 YC! _

Lovalrle

Fmgranze

At all G`aoa'DrugandDepcrtmmlStoni

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PLEASANT CIRCLE INSTITUTE

‘ 'nie october meeting of menus Circle Institute was held at the home of Miss Edith Bolilter on Oct sth. Eleven members and . five visitors were present. Meetinl opened with sluslnl “Its s. Good Time to Get Aoquainted." Minutes were read and adopted. A letter was read from the Department of , Public Works in regard to s culvert ' and bridge for school. One new member was welcomed. It was decided not to hold the annual chicken supper and bazaar. Next meeting to be at the home of Mrs. ‘Henry Cameron, Rdil Call to be answered by paying annual fee. Meeting closed with "Club Womsn's Creed." Lunch was then served by the hostess- Reclpts for the even- ing 0.5.

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(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK., Nov.. 5-John

l'I‘annsella, 17, was shot and killed last night when he and o compon- ion, attempted to hold up Detac- ptive Dunwoodie of the White Plains lice station. ‘

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WARNING There is no substitute fd Ovsldne. It is mods by nn exclusive process from fresh |838, rich :roomy milk and

- flee blrlvy male. Plmleism

‘|'\f°“8|>w¢ :lm world recen- fnend it In n perfger find,

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Wal Conccm offvcry Mo!/zcr

REATareshmildbeex¢rcise¢icomskellsse¢i\n¢¢hi|d¢und¢ not outgrow their strength; that they grow and

g¢gular1y,body mind,mdmuseled¢ve|opingar¢b»essmemte. Grawmgchiidren need more nuutishmait than food

pplses. Gsveyourl::ddiesOvs.l|:lrie. Itisdelidooslndmppliu

lnoonoesiss\zed,oon'ecdybelsncedandeasilydigescedfo¢m,all th nouz|shmgelumm¢aesendslforl'ienl¢hygnow\h.:

ChildrasmjoyOvaldnebe¢wemmes|.suwellas,a¢tisesn. Tlzh wonderful food of Nature makes their glass of milk more pllsenble,

_ more nourishing and much more digestible. Ovaisine builds

sandy bodies, sound nervu and alert minds.

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