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THE C_ljl_ARL()'l"l‘ETOWN GUARQlAM

JANUARY 1931

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' _ Etiquette

By Roberta Lte

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-:- Social and Personal c: Fashions -:- Literature",

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Hold! Women MIR or Bulk Th0‘! PIIUIQN

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A man who had tried both sorts of wives, whose ‘crimson

self-starters who will always get there on their own power. speed up such a man but she cannot stop him. There are other mcn so weak and flabby that they will flop, no matter what effort a wife makes to brace them up. No wlfc can supply to them the backbone and the 101d house in Maine, and now the energy they lack. nveragc husbands whose success’ is about '15 pcr cent as it W05 when Washington occupied

“For a Man t0 be Happily Married and Satisfied

Just a Matter of the

Heart - It is a Business Affair as Well and a Potent Factor in His Success 0r Failure”

A young 11111111111 svants to know‘ what part a wlfc really plays in her That depends upon the 111an. 'I‘herc arc men who are

A wife can

Then there are the great mass of

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_l'1rst wife had bmn narrow-minded and cold-hearted

and peevish and

Lady Luck smiled upon him. Business

community.

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happy and discouraged.

Every morning he went from a breakfast-table quarrel with his mind so

Such, surely, had been l1ls experience, because during his first wifcs lifetime he achieved nothing. He was poor and hard r1u1 and shabby and dis-spirited. hfisfortune seemed to dog his steps, foralthough he was intel- ligent and industrious everything he touched failed.

But as soon as he married his second wife everything was changed. in various directions and became a prosperous and a powerful man in his ‘lhcsc two women played dominant roles in their husband's career, al- though ncithcr one of them ever sold a blll of goods or saved hlm the price

of 11 slcnugrapl1cr or look any nctlve part in his business. Nevertheless, the disgruntled ‘vile was responsible for his failure because she kept him un-

nagging and frctful and dissatisfied.

and whor-e second wife was tender and loving and . t humorous and broad and tolerant, said to inc tho other day lhcl :1 mmfs wife made hlm or ruined him.

began to pick up. He branched out

Match Martha Washington ’s I . Wall Paper Century And A _ Half After It Was‘ Chosen

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WASHINGTON, Jan. ilk-Perhaps unfurnished plaster in 1757- thc impatience of Martha Washing- ton which promptedi her to put some gay wall paper on unfinished walls at Mt. Vernon was responsible for a. search which has extended to many parts of the world.

Probably no woman matching goods with a scrap of cloth ever had any more difficulty than Col. Harri-

son H. Dodge, superintendent of Mt. Vernon, in matching that paper. l But at last he has found it in an

done the papering when she became impatient to occupy new 111111131511” bedrooms which were Pflff- 01 N! Id- dltlon her husband started to build when he was called away to war. At any rate she had the room powered without waiting for the white fin- ishing plaster. .

Bushrod Washinston became the owner of Mt. Vernon in i802, and he immediately selected for his own use the bedroom which had been occupi- ed by his uncle. He had the paper removed and the walls covered with white plaster.

After much effort Col. Dodge un- covered enough of the paper to piece together and photograph. The photo- graph was sent far and wide in an attempt to identify the paper. '

Finally a duplicate of it was locat- cd in an old house near Portland.

Underneath the smooth‘ while Maine. The DEW-fill W55 Yfl-lilllull! plaster walls he discovered scraps of reproduced for repfllwfl"! m9 bed‘ paper which had been pasted on the room Walli-

B. C. Flagpole For Australia

room will be papered once more just

it. The paper ls sepia brown, bear- ing pictures in vivid buff, blue and of mountains, , sunsets, ‘churches, lakes and swans.

Colonel Dodge discovered the orig- inal old paper recently while making repairs to Washington's bedroom in preparation for the George Washing- ton bicentennial in 1932.

Si? trips‘ 111'"111e—1@1e¥=—1i11“11er months. Following is the addrcss:-— Mr. John J. Frizzel, Central Bedeque, P. E. I. Dear Jenni-

For in such name you are known to every man, woman, and child in the entire community, we, a few of your friends, have nzct here tonight to give you a slight token of remem-

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VICTORIA. 13.0., San. ill-A giant flagpoleof British Columbia D0111? 12s Fir will be pfllSfilltf-ld to the Aus- tralian Government by the Govern- mentvof British Columbia to stand

Colonel Dodge believes that the _ mistress of Mt. Vernon ml? 115W

brance for the many deeds of klud- ncss and acts of unfailing courtesy extended to us in i111: years that yiu

in the grounds of the Australian cap- ital at Canberra. This was arranged

Illustrated

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Weflfing

Dressmaking Le ~- With Every Patti?“ “mm”

By Annabelle Worthington

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Théré 1E shlrring to narrow the-u feet acroso the hips. The white c . vest and self-covered b11110“ Mm also give a very slimming mm

b I ‘tfho shlrring below u” eh ows o he sleeves is

fashion. 1 quaint n"

It's tremendously smart. ' copied. I“ m“,

Style No. 2853 may be hm 1,,

10, l8 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 1m,‘ bust.

The inky browns, dark green; and rust reds are having quite a you’ h Paris. They are youthfully @111, h the crcpy woolens, max-emu; and velvet, fabrics that adapt 11mm selves perfectly to this moder

Size 36 requires 4 yards 39-inch with 1i yard 9-inch lace.

O11r large Fashion Book n“, how to dress up to the mlnuu l; very little expense. It contain; m“ attractive Paris designs for c4111" and children, embroidery, and m‘, gestlons. etc.

Ba sure to fill in tho alze om, pattcm.‘ Send stamps or coin (m preferred.)

Price of book 10 cents.‘

Price of pattern Ill cents.

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surchargcd with the mean things she had said to him that he could only [-111.- onc lobe of his brain to his work; the balance of it was rehashing the scene they had gone through and formulating the snappy retorts he would 11111k1~ 11c.\t time. She killed all of his belief in himscll and made him tim- orous of his own abilities by always rcproaching him for not making more 121011111; and by throwing some millionaire in his teeth. And she gave hlm 1111- final shove downhill by making enemies for him where she should have 111.1111: friends.

a‘. a final meeting here yesterday between Premier S. F. Tolmle and Hon. Parker Moloney, Australian Mlnistci- of Markets. ‘ Mr. Moloney accepted the gift .on behalf of his Government with great “Janmflnn Press)

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have carried our n1all, run our- er- 01W rands, and assisted 11s i11 a thousand ways, neither looking for nor expert- ing any reward either pecuniary or otherwise. '

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that it would hclp hlm to know.

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snuggle to get the things hc wants and l1igh position. he slacks do1rn.

lay it at hcr feet.

a matter of the heart. in his success or failure.

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down as n no-account. lazy loafer and

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Tho funrrul took [IIPICO on Sunday altrzuuion to All Saint's Church whcrc a large numbcr of the parish- ioncrs gathered to pay a last tribute

"PARIS. .Lm. ia-(lencrnl Henri llcrlhelnl, who conunanded the French lrmpi; on the Marne-Rheum 11111: during the Omit. War, 10-day underwent mnputatlon of his right lcg above the knee, to check the progress of a disease similar to that. 111111011 brought death to Marshal Joffrc.

The surgeons said was grave.

his condition

to our of their oldest and most res- rwctad members. Interment took place in the adjoining cemetery, and funeral services were performed by tho 1111.91.01", Rev. M. J. Tawney.

‘rho pail hcarrm wrrr .I11.<.Q11lnn, Slwpharrl, 11111111 Sullivan, Jumpli Qmnn. Damcl Mo/iuley Anthony Mclclian.

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The second wife was responsible for her husband's success because she best of himself. She made a peaceful and com- foriablc home for him where he could rest after his day's work was over, 11nd from which he went forth refreshed to his labors. man has the strength of ten. hlm and built up his faith in himself, so he had to strike out to justify her 0111111011. She made friends for hlm and drew about him the circle of people

Kipling tells in one of his stories of a poor little scared rabbit o! a man who, in a moment of danger, showed the bravery of u lion because the girl he 111111111111 for a wife was looking on, a11d he says:

'l'l1.1t 1:. lruc oftrncr than women realize. Love is still the great motive pmvcr that. drives men on, nnd as lo11g as a man really loves his wife he will to give her, clothes and jewels and cars

It ls only when he has ceased to care for his wife that So if a wife wants her husband to bring home the bacon she must kccp hln1 feeling that she is u.

For a 1111111 to bc happily married and satisfied with his wife is not just It ls a. business affair as well, and a, potent factor

Run over the list of your acquaintances and recall how many‘ prosperous men you have known, who first began to skid when they decided mlddlc-“Zf-‘d wlvcs and commenced having aflalrs with young girls.

Nor is this more theory. Not lo11g ago one of tl1c great railroads made 11 1111111111111: lnvcstlgatlon into tho 110111011110 TOIBUOIL‘; of its employcs and they 111111111 that almost all of their most efficient and up-and-up mcn ivcrc hup-

A 1111111111" success is greatly affected by his wife's attitude toward him. In 11 111111 cvc-ry wo111a11 scts the prlcc tag on her husband and the general pub- 11c lakes l1i111 at her valuation. If she is always singing his praises and tell- ing how wise 11nd energetic and cflic lent and 1=11cx-11s1-l:11:=l_1" ncccpt 114-1" estimate of him She ought to know. She secs hlm at close

on lhc other hand, a wife is continually Iir-littling hcr husband. 11:. .1111 1111111y 11111111011 do Just because they want a little chcnp sympathy; lf 1hc 1-1 furcvcr complaining about not being able to have things because poor Julm doesn't seem to know how to gct along; or if she tells about how mum trouble she has to get hlm off to work ln the morning; or lf she weeps on our breasts because her husband takes a drink now and then, we get 111m

of these things. Only his wlfc has advertised hlm as such.

Women's traditional way of helping their husbands is by pinching pen- nles and making household drudges of themselves, but they would get bet- and soothing homes for their husbands, and kept them jollied up and believing that they could get the moon for tn!

| and, presented hlm with tho follow- F._~__. lng address and a beautiful grey

She made hlm glor- Shc believed in

“Love hath made this

qucen,~a11d that it ls a privilege to

who are now down-and-outers. they were too young for their

generally wonderful he is. we and think ho must be a fine fellow '

a drunkard when perhaps he ls none

DOROTHY DIX.

Address And

Presentation

On the eve of the Now Your a number of the box-holders on the Central Bedeque mail route called at the home of their genial mail driver

buffalo robe. Although Mr. Priuell

for their kindly reminder.

Pew, except those whose duty it l1 to serve the public in this way, know how than reminder: are appreciated

was oom- pictely taken by surprise ho respond- ed to the occasion in a few well- choacn words, thanking the donors

zslggufhgmmgaséloiig zzlllfiflo: Kcw Gardens, Londom and to the reminder that your frlenls have not Canadian “has” at Toma forgotten that i11 storin and sun- shine you have always been on the job and willing to do your share in helping alongcvcry cause for the benefit of your patrons and thc pub- llc at large.

We hope that you will be many years with us yet and that the Giv- er of every good and perfect gift, will see fit to prosper you and yams in the days to come.

We would also like lo snv 1.1.1.1.‘. our sympathy goes out to your family in the time of serious illness to your little grand-daughter, 11nd hr-pe that many years will gvet be given to her to bring Joy and happiness to all your hearts.

Sincerely yours, The Box-holders of Central “edeque, Rum] Route. .

“Citizens Ticket ”

(Cifllflfliah Press! G-LACE BAY, N. 5., Jan. 13.-—A "citizens ticket" is -in prospect to contest. the town elections hero early 111 lfarch; a number of business men expressing dissatisfaction with town councils reversal of a decision to buy a community motor snow plough. An investigation of the towns financial condition ls also demanded.

was ALLEGED LEADER. or‘ cnacx rename RING

NEW YORK, Jan. l3.--Arrested I5 the leader of a ring of cheque forg- ers and passers reputed to have swlndlcd hotels in this city, upstate and in the middle west of approx- imately $50,000, Frank Martin, 44 years old, cornmittced suicide yester- day afternoon by jumping from a window of his room o_n the 12th floor of the Forty-Fourth Street Ho- tel. His body landed on a two-stor- ey extension ln the rear of the building, a half block from Broad- way.

Martin's plan of operation, police said, had been to stop for short per- iods at various hotels, pose as a well- to-do theatrical man, cash as large a cheque as soon as he could and dis- appear before the cheque mas re- turned.

In Martin's pockets were found a Bank 11nd another on the Chicago Trust Company. Effects in his room included a cheque protector.

Presentation To HontG. Ferguson

(Special lo the Guardian) TORONTO, Ont, Jan. 13.—Hon. G. Howard Ferguson has received a leather bound, gold inscribed volume containing 60 pictures of himself from the days of his early political llfc to the day when he tendered his resignation from Ontarlos Premier- ship. The albun. was presented yes- terday by nine press photographers of Toronto. "This is the finest tri- bute I have received,‘ stated the Cunimiarioiicr; "and it is mmething Mrs Ferguson nnd I will always 1"e- member. It is something no one else could .|lllV0 given us. For this reason we appreciate it all the more.’ In~ scribed on the scalskin album cover is, "presented to Hon. G. Howard