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If lou (ould Trace Estrangement of MostI a. wm should friends amnmngilblemuf 11mm“ f"; 2°11" :1‘ "g; 1 w») 110;“ =18" lffgdjjsffegmffflff . y shglder heath theuperkg bows. I (‘Ouples ‘vhose “arriages g0 on the a funeraluwear? ; ‘Gigi; m m} you h-fiw guczblullnxows i yfugvaor bard or c y darting 8mm ' n scallops prov e e ective mm. _ _‘ _ _ A. n not to wear - Ii-wo- l ‘ ' _' , I: 1s buzzer-cup yellow Offlnndln. The -,I' Rocks 1 0U l‘ Ollld Fllld That 1t BQ- black; any am: clothes will do, but r-"oh I Wight I had ltrhousofd firm-i 1 teaspoon 61111111111111 I -,Bit..1c1:n1f>:tl;t£- '. l: ted bv bl - " _ . - gvgf m- . 1o hue F0 vif- I W11 I 1e teaspoon cloves “g ' p son ‘ops are sccen v _ as Oflln gan O‘ er the Morn!“ Cofie n wear sports or gay s! b. i Q 1 m“ i [uvdual consider?" ‘l; d.e .n soft cocoa b.own shade. ‘me _ Q. When one has recalled an He" ~71? coYltempn-lm"? 1' 1 1685190011 1111111198 I ‘ . bows m taffeta fibbOfl match the ln the Fatal Hour Between apololy. what should n» do? ,1'11P‘»¢d 111W 1.4 teaspoon. oolt l "m 5° "m" mam. g 7 45 and 8 45 A M s. usrely mound with b‘ polite "Aw. lrwoy. meson-you M1111 1 teas-poonsoda P111111" 11111- 1" It‘: be,’ qum" m4 pm", u, my _ ‘ ' ' lfllwwledxement. showing that zhe_ mkkin’ no use of tbs two arms yoh y’ teaspoon baking powder suggezst that you , checked gingham m ciud and white . ‘m-pm-l 1, um _ done zoo" a cups flour 1*“ 1" 11 °°PY ° T”, stamps bound pm“ sneak I ’I‘he most dangerou hour in doruestlc‘ life L1 that bttiben ‘Y-I 8.45 5 u "n e f ' 1 teaspoon vanilla our new Summer Q "'11-! boar aro ormtfed and refxed l A’ M‘ A5 n“ “r7312” 7 ' i! :5 a ti?“ o’ Down“ Wm w h L J i _ F _______._ ____i_i.._._ Put sugar, water, raisins, lard andlypmhio“ llmgazme ' __ “,0 dgcora: e buhshaped and u-gves an which mo ud move cautiously and do and say nothing lthe Nduuom o! the “mu children; m“ m saucepan. “mm w boning I and consider each ' '. ,- < , ..,_ . . ., , »‘ ~ 715-"- | , , ‘ n t w! ‘of the slenderizlng mro- ol-w- o- ouhe- shoulder. I both m mqlun and French 1.1 1.0m A o- lmoroot 1n our oduooflon m! point and boil three minutes. Cool. ' _ t- No. 2549 l! designed for wee _ m g y, 1mm ‘h1g1 h d m I ‘hope that we have been a credit to ' when c001, add 50d; dlssqlved 1n [wg Slfvlos 1t present!- Imm- o! 2. 4 and a years. F”? “h” .15 m’ u” m" m which m” “m” lmenllloiclzl: u rlotw bzln: (iitzlcc-efi. our rm ‘er as ho has worked v-‘lthltcaspoon hot water; beat well. Add $01111 111° ‘"11’ ' i ~ Paitern race 15 cents. Be sure tall 08H wp anddm which "my h.“ ‘he ‘Each recitation was without excep- an u zeal for us. ‘flour mixed and sifted with spices “m” Suitable 7°’ W“! “m 331"‘- ' l?" -!‘- $516‘ D5 PBEYHH- 51161155 P3P; ,, ,_ n?“ wean‘ an wmc home.‘ "u: m“ .zion credltablv performed and shozv- Dear teacher, We know we have not and baking powder. Mjx thoroughlyy. all“ ma“ m cents m 5am“ U 18m Douarmirr-r The 51111111181’ Flilh-j ‘he eflmh’ arbhawd by the awn“ Co?“ 13d m entire. lsck of senslzzvenese alivays been as attentive to our work and add vanilla. Turn into an ozlud] 9°!" 101‘ 3'01" CODY of the book to Q ‘ 10h 5185811116 is ready! 11 COM!!!“ _ ' is Iwygch yequu-QE 510M)! training w ye- as we should but we trust you will and floured loaf cake pan and bakel Patter“ Dept-i Guard“?- ' rrosr ‘rwaresrno =t 1e: for adults for 3' an “new e “he ‘nd mama“ m.“ 5nd ~' 1 f l t‘ l d t ' ‘————' ' l - »- ~-_o ~ F » ,. ,_ < ,- mom .cr:..c our Ark of attention. orty m nu es n a mo era e oxen. a U _ —--- l ', to“ M vncnulm wean M” “mnr . .d c..oo.e the bemnnlnglof the day to Put Rusfim crw 5mm; "B o» ‘Ev: We imrr- fo have vou with us for a The following icing uses no eggs, "’ Y: "M I'm-t “wk this 5955013 7 l =e-.-‘=.- 2:.» the lzzciries. l: ls l5 cents a "‘"‘ 5°'°"‘°5‘ “d “w” “‘°"‘“1"‘ ‘° "ch . “ . . _'“p' ~ _- . " . 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All .o.._ nme, zu “e bellow Under 301K131"! 15.131931"! and 5°“ ‘ u m V’ bu! may‘ be Obmmed for w .r mos. dlslllus_on.ng light, nobody can ex- ‘ _ - ‘n ‘ ‘ " H ‘ | no "s, s“ u i5 and Second at Georgewwlm , o p- yew? does my on, know ‘m, me brunt,‘ that, ls requmeu 1S that the tiaChera Capable llhlon. there will be some 1 cup oonfec n g i cents l! ordered SHIRE film: L! pfll- " ‘ ‘ _ ~ - 5 vhf‘ .2.’ n)“ h “all dufln 13h Q Qgggpoong powdergd c0905 it . 5 um - should be the predistlned and foreordalned fam- Egcljulcrarzzlfizgfgligi agid gbjkftjlhglof; vhérglolrzis. a . w o sru 2 dessempoons cold come infusion Among the teachers who ohms“, in’ ba"‘°’r°““d‘ husbands and “W” Sufism,“ w '1? 0'18: n reviews. ‘ ~ k \1.'e thank _'~‘ou for all you have 2 tablespoons butter positions lln Yihls vicinity fslrllhe fol- ? l ; '“_' ' " _ “ _ — “ — _ _ _ "‘ lbreakfasz ma: m‘ '. dream of sarlng at inner. cse ngs. , _ X was Don vannm 102x111; 5f. o0 years are . wry ~ .- At m. 1 f th Ex . . n 11 done for us and we ask you to accept I 1 P _ No 2549. szze . . . . . . . . . . nlereiy are. ma“ at". .221 1'. zs- - M, Dengcgffpoie Meme 50:21 ivory.‘ .' this little present not (or it‘; vgluq| Mix and sift sugar and Cocoa. llrDognlcl. for Tnrlmtum, Miss Ruth -‘ __§—_— als-of the children of "l;l€‘1"d3l7\"“3‘- Ibu: as a small tolcen of our lave for mum “mt” “d grmmuuy be“ l“ f miqznm‘ for Glmflnnln’ “d ~34“ I. Name .~ m gllp back into our original savagery 1n ourhmdmce punctugulk‘. gory“ “l, z___ou_ pm o; Susan Add 1 spoongul o; l‘ l Ilalloran for Johnston; Rlww. _. y; t! to recover the veneer of civilization thstl. robm "and M it “:6; m; kprngh: . slgqed from an ml Pup“! was“, vmma find remaining Susan =15; exercises of Johnston: T? t: frock may be for ‘ V I _ V V _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ "mreazuoe: Perhaps it ls because we are ‘-- h t "e d~ n“: go‘; I 5 Home gade- fudge made by M" [Mix we“, adding come to make of’ 5.1mm} yo", hold in me school p15 vsyflf occablcns. 5mm: Address fllkc ravenm: woZ-uos uckr: '" m wo may devour umll we sre fed. but, any-, Bmmeas’ t a a" n s "' _‘c‘%‘°°' W _ _ G n v _ h ' d t spreading consistenqa Spread o" l‘ r0021 on Thursday afternoon‘ Jun’ ‘ M” m “Mm m. m] l,“ I ma“ s: is are a. on. m the early morning 1H0 also advocated the more llltutls: .-:._ J: a an_ was t en sane o c‘ ‘ S“ m], warm‘ :6. in the preslnoe M twentymw 1 d2. l ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' """"" y {study of the French languaoe. for ; cnlldren and the puplls left to enjoy I m“ “hue it is s 3 r to Faye s and visitors Th; p u; i . ‘ ' . a. ,. .‘-.- w _ F‘ "T ' “P l ' l :l.~r.7l‘lf It cl03es at either. 1711! 51-316 I Women who wo"'d m! dream of coming to dinner without being dolled V‘ “Vi”! m“! m’ 5 numb" t’! 3°11“ ghev!‘ "elbearxd midsummer ho“ JOH-ys-I-Oy-S Ryvgg x0155 who were examined in the varlou; __.____ m... =_=~ ~~ t ‘up and 1,) mg m p. mm to bmauast “w. cold cream on the‘, “(mi in New Bnlnswlclc he understands‘ B3B- subjvctg by their ‘cachet w” M“? -1 ‘fr!’ (TI lltl‘ LARLY "wanfo: 5'04‘! feorilng yur- ‘land in FWJCVKL. __ M,“ who are suave and ‘grumble n dim" l" i the value of a til-lingual educatzon. ———-——————- “Miss Minn“ cummbkoy‘ Roxbun,‘ Tyflmorv MSStQd by M!“ m“ l ' ‘Y’ 11"“ b1 11-16191‘! 111E111, surly and groucng: . " lizc coffee and lambastc the wast and eggs at!’ m“ Mgr’ c_ ‘aswn addressed the . 348-55., L: Spending her vacation nt Brazel. former teacher of Johnston: ‘i n_,,,,, m“ o; 56g M, w“ brmmwr puplls and visitors and was very A mot.on picture theatre to be wrl m: home or her parents’ m. and River’ “I55 Jennie McDonald‘ mm

for this comm/Jilly. 'lhe saving in . depends large on these three provmccs alone would '1 cur. 1taro= Su- amount to over 811000030 a year d n.‘ am,- Do- through the use of nafural protein Latiun a: Nap- readily available tn hay cut a: the was o! IESL! over; proper tlme. ears nave established No definite date can be set. Dr the _- {he rvlatlve feeding cutting of hay generally as a great and 1.33:3 cu; hay. The dFaZ depends on COfldJlOlS in a. QHBR va‘ e bang c~~z<zwliy vrzlh m.» for- Iooallw- Broadly opoaklnz. howevbr. meg, haying should be well under way by l . _ Chen-hm; 3313135»; by hi; a; Ngp- ' July 15th, with the first cutting made , panm Juli,‘ lam Show a protein CDfl- i while the hox Lo yer lolrly croon- ben: 2 per can". ureat" than that in 3 W'h:le l5 may rake a little more work similar her: m. 14cm: lot cufno ulre such ha)‘ DFOPCFIY 171B 111' Alsgzpt ll.‘ . ‘ls-w - .. u.» of pm- rrnasecl protein feed valuewvlll more w; L; YHJQQQ HI 1|'_\r:_ uavgd on Current ' lhan offset the moi-eased labor cost. ptltes, and ~».:.-1 a. dlifcrcnoe of forty ‘ Early cumin: 1o particularly deslroblo l units per ton 2n ‘the protein conlcnt 1' Will’! Umfllhy 511d 610V!!!‘ hi5’ and m1!- rmg 1.11,, m; hay, [he {wd ' lures of these varieties. - , cu; h s found Thaw cutting hay for sale will find _ v,..,.-,-,.;,,. w - ' "‘ o

. t u’: and get breakfast for her husband. time a ready market but lt Wlll grade bet- 8e ' , ‘ _ _ c! (imam in ma, W and command a better price than _self attractne looking nor elen w comb her halr and powder her nose. She

‘ lapr on a solid kimono and she scrambles together a little ill-cooked food.

. . . -- . b. _ t n l ‘ , flpgilijllf? ' 3rd “(A p m’ Case w} h w cm “er m At the table she resent: ho: hllfybnnd’: crlzlclsms and tells hlm n few homo ‘ “ Vance truths and he hands her some snappy comebacks and they part upon a note

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c" l r- mad assoc v the h jlw“ ‘ecmuy e an - m” o! She forgets that a mean breakfast of lndlgestible food is just no much thc Royal Araderrlv 0v Muslc 1n Lon _ , _ _» , U” a my“; H; “fidn had been polson that w..l mzv him (HT-VII mentally and physically and under him - 1.1.. " '5: , . . yr, . 2 p" “J4me gamed bv a snghfless person incapable of doing hlS best v-o.l<. The pessimism induced by a breakfast o1 a ‘L .5.“- s‘ 1 h” ‘ “Med goo 00o burnt toast or leathery mkcs and burnt bacon and overdone agn has made .. cub f‘ Tpfnw ‘if? I aviation’ many a man turn down the business opportunity that would 115v! led him . _, n '7‘ a"? ‘ ‘e 3m ’ ‘n o‘ ' ' to fortune or quarrel with his partner or insult his best client or alstomer. 1 -= "Jr-l In nae last 1562i census year Aus- 7 W“ "allay: "nmllathrl lxvreased by 88- . , H. , ’ " ‘ ' “ ' ' And the slovenly u-lfo forests that her husband goes from her to work . C. v0 with an office full of young gzrls all spic-and-span and with every hair in its place and whose business it is to flatter and cajole him, and ff. ll in these early morning hours that the vnmps, whose specialty ls consoling dlsgroimt- led married men. get in their work. Any private secretary will tell you that . the momma ls the psychological moment ln which married men confide their J‘ I! woes and tcll how they are not understood by their wives. - . | ‘iii-i l And the man who is ms amiable u a. sore-headed bear at breakfast and I who vents upon his wife his lll humor at having to go to work ‘ ‘Mid o! playing golf. forgets that he leaves her to mull over all day his unkind speeches, that grow more and more cruel and unjust the more she thinks about. them until, finally, they blot out all of her affection for him.

Breakfast is the time that wife takes to ask for money and tsll bad news, and when husband raras ructzons over the bills and scolds the children for their table manners and their marks m school and expresses his opinion of a man who 1s fool enough to marry.

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In innumerable homes the breakfast table scrap that ends in the hus- band banging out of the door with thunder on his browand the wife wiping bar eyes on a dolly 1s gust as much a part of the daily regimen se the bacon and eggs. Indeed, so accustomed to lt. does the average family become that they, take it as a mazzer of course and lose sight of the danger of a husband and wife parting for the day with anger in their hearts and filled with a sense of bitterness and injustice agai nst each othcr.

Ye: that is the dire rr-vlit of the- breakfast-table quarrel, nndvlf you could trace the esLrangemc-n: [If most n! the couples whose man-urges go on the rocks you would find that u began over the morning coffee. It ls in this fatal hour between 7.45 and 8.45 AM. that more love and romance are slain than during all the other twenty-three.

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It is when a. woman remembers her husband at breakfast thlt aha be- gins w ask herself whats the use of trying to please a mun who will find fault no matter what she docs. I: is the memory of the breakfast-tabla spat that. oftcncr than anything else sets wives out to hunt for afllnltiel.

It 1s the note of love and tenderness and Rood cheer or of bitterness Ind strife, struck at the breakfast table th at rings in ahusbsndb and wife's earl all day. It is the picture of the breakfast table that is before their eyes, and that Ls why the hour bcmvcen 7.45 and 8.45 A. M. is the most important one in the whole twenLv-four and why they should watch their stops then more carefully than at any other time. '

"People Med to my, '\\'"l‘. wvv A "@355 psgv” "ivrluv I cwcfl :3 fork. ‘ made m: cvj.‘ w ‘sperlaliy same I II/Ufil rwsv —— "

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‘M I ancwrpu, do fnrr er The semi-annual examination of being nulrched on the platform, each my I11!“ I r‘ Rustlco Cross School was held on displaying Maple Leafs.

liked w barEc, lmt l Ike it vrrre 1. fr, fir H1: 11:10 p’ n. iev-‘s lowly and x/fr, mad , Mmhersa)‘: mpuslqwfs just like a flown I "

Monday. June 30th and was largely attended. there being 75 school offic- ers, parents, visitors and friends pres- ent.

The adjustable partitions in the building were mmoved to accommo- date thme prusent, which together with tho 35 pupils that ansvrcrrd to their names made quite an assemb- lage.

The class room was neatly decorat- ed by a profusion of Maple Maw-s. flags and wild flowers. and presented a very pleasing and patriotic appeal» ance. and was the mom appropriate ss the following was Confederation Dsy.- The birth of our Dominion. This fact was strongly brought to the children's minds. and even the small children seemed thoroughly ac-

quainted wlth the major facts of Qa- n-Aun Mal;

The pupils were examined 1n the various subjects. Reading and spelling lmgllsh and French, sflthmctlc, grammar. history, [eoqraphy Latin and other subjects and showed by their prompt and ready srlswora that they are recelvln: a thorough train- ing. A marked feature was the perfect order maintained. whilst the review was hold which last from 130 to 9 p. m.

luv. Mr. Ghlasson, Pastor of 8t. Augustine's Church, lustloo who takes a keen interest in educlflon was present and examined several of the classes.

Miss Helen Gallant. teashar o! Bloomfield, but a natlva of the dls- trict was also pruent and neatly ald-

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Babies noon find out the difference between fnvcdcrs. An inferior powder means inferior (Ali, COIHPUSQd nf sharp, irritating articles which dwtress the most welbbehave infant. Johnwnk Baby Powder by contrast. brings instant ICllCf—'b€C3U5C it is made of the finest Italian talc, a light, flaky substance.

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' Miss Helen Gallant and the schooll A course in blind flying for aviat- offlcers also spoke in compllmentaryjors to accustom its traffic pilots to

Item-u of the success of the year's

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j The following address, mad by fifia:

. Hilda mm. a pupll m the 10m pradc l . and the prsentatlon by Master Edarll Nearly 315000.000 uorth o! em- Poirier followed. ‘bYOld/ffed or lace-trimmed cotton

J Monslgnor, Rev. Father. D01!" 700d: rverc sent from Porto Rico to

‘Deachar. parents and friends; 11m United States in the last year.

It ls a joy and honcr to us, m Loo» you all present here loday on the nt- caslon of the review of our zclwcl work of the past year.

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Duriuz a recent zathering of 500 Scotrlim-n in London l: war estim-

We are pleased to see you take such "Alums."

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3m, I rnrvflll training llrcelved in their" the; school work. Muster John humor “oork bemg car-fled on by M; 139m- was successful ln obtaining hfl Pub- Md canaghan and hi, mgmnt lit: School Certificate; A short pro- gram consisting OfVSOIlES and recita- ntiom u-ns fhcn camed out by tho pupils of the dlfferent grades. after which all acne treated to canQ and ___.. frult by the teacher. Complimentary

Among the recent vlsitors to this Wmurkr» concemlng the efficient ilcinlry were Mer~sr< Plus and Fclix‘1"0!‘k (10119 by M155 ‘Pralnor during Murphy. Morell, and Hugh J. Smith. hm" ‘mm in Johnstons River School 5c0g¢hg°yt_ ‘land rozncts that she had rulgned uvere expressed by the rate-payers. jrlle singing of the National Anmm ovmed by Mr. William 'l‘ralnor ls brought the exorclsos to acloae.