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Folly of Wasting Time in Trying to Reform

Lazy Husband -_ Is the Girl With Money Ever Married for Love? -- How to Avoid Insult in Employment

Dear Miss Dix-I am an energetic business woman, married to a man

who is charming, good and kind, but absolutely wit_hout business initiative. He falls at every Job hcundertakes, and that gets on my nerves. Also I am

tired of supporting the family. Whenever I nientlon inoney matters to him we quarrel \'ioiently_ \Vhat shall I do? Is there any wav I can change him.

Answer:

backbone into the spineless, nor speed up those whose tires are all deflated. Especially can no wife work such a miracle on her husband. If his own sense of responsibility and his own pride do not overcome his inertia and cause him to go to work and do a niaifg part in the world, nothing that :iii_vbod_v else can say or do to hiiii will spur iiini into action.

In reality the ony thing that a woman with an inefficient husband can

do to improve her lot is Just to accept his shortcoming as a fixed fact that she cannot alter. And stop wasting her o\vn energy and ruining her dis- position fretting about it. Let her admit to lierself, once and for ali, that no tears or entrealics of hers are going to change him into a go-getter, that no representation of his duiy is going to speed him up, and that it is useless to pray and hope for the impossible to happen.

But if her husband vvon`t work, she can. And of one thing she may be

sure and that is that no other job in the world is so nerve-tvracking, so hard and prontiess, as that of lr_ving to make a man \vork who doesnt want to work. She will find it a thousand times easier and less exhausting to do the work herself.

And often, by wav of compensation the ivoiiianwlio is thrown upon her

own resources, to make the living for the family develops unexpected talents and makes a great success. Often the boarding house that the lazy mans wife starts to fi-ed her children and pay thc rent grows into a hotel; the small shop deiciops into ri big one: the woiiian who started out baking cakes, or iuoking pickle., or pi‘e;<ci'\‘cs for her iicighbors lnlosnoiir out into ai fash-

ionable caterer. The clerk bccoincs a. buyer and the :tc-iiogriiplici' a highly paid private secretary.

It is often said that behind the door of every man`s success is a woinan.

It may be saiii with equal truth that behind the door of niost woiiieifs suc- :esses you will find some inans failure.

It is grim necessity that forces women out into the battlefield of life, and

h her fight to give her children education and a position in the world oft/cii achieves fame for herself.

Wliether the wife of an inconipetcnt. man siiali support iiini or not is her

own individual affair. Personally, I hold to the good old biblical doctrine that "He that will not work, neither shall he eat."

And I think that if all the siackcits, iiiale :ind female, had their hunic

doors shut, behind tiieni, and were turned out into a world where they had to earn their own bread and butter or else starve, it would do ii lot to rcgcncr- ate the worldf But few woiiien have the courage to do th.:-, and soiiietinies 1 lazy liusband earns his boiird and keep by bciiig amiable and agreeable and

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‘nlic summer' mode is matic of. While

are the delightful colors. Plialile hats

trimmed witn brown, black or hlue- siiiumcr mode. The Yogiie skein-lies on

‘white shantung with efi`et-tive touches

and as cuffs. The dress ls sleeveless.

sleeves. Rebnux is re.~p<\|l~-‘ble for the

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both have rcfresliing variations from is finished with handing of hrnim and

VVHO ARE YOU?

The Romance of Your Name ev item' iiasxiivs aLi.is

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heel nr him- kia. on im- right i< '.1 smart iiizio it-.-~n:_< cnrtumr of printf shantung in ‘.'iitc. rerl and liroivii tones.-,\‘keti‘l1i‘s by \'0llUf‘»

taking the place oi a pet Pekingcse.

Perhaps what I have said about dealing with a lazy husband isn't very

comforting. but. belieie me, sister, it is the only way. Don't waste any more

time trying to reform hun. Go to work yourself.

Dear Miss Dix-I have quite a bit of money in my own right. For two

year: I was engaged to a inan with ivhoin I was very iuuch in love, and I believed that he was sincere in his love for nic. Then one day 1 overheard him tell a friend that he had always intended to marry a rich girl, and that

DOROTHY DIX.

he would certainly feather his nest when he married ine.

Of course, I broke off the cngagcineiit. and the experience has niadc ine

distrust all men. Yet I am 24 and I would like to marry, as most of my :hums have married, and I am beginning to feel left out and lonesome.

What shall I do?

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Uiidolibtfedly, the poor little rich girl has less chance of nnikirig ii good

:narrlage than a poor girl, for she is not only the predes'.ir.ed prey of fortune- iunters. but wortli-wliilc rnen are so afraid that they w.il be classed with -,he riespiczibic tribe of male parasites who are willing to live off their wives

".,.'°‘r.", `.__," "‘ :generally give the iieiicss a wide berth.

Also, it is the curse of riches that they fill their owner with suspicion,

ind so they poison the very springs of love. The wealthy ncvcr really trust the disintciested affection of any human being. They have neon too much of the love that was graft. 'l`liey iiavc found too many of the hands stzetch-

ed to them in apparent friendship, to have itching palms.

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may be the bowels are siuigish. No matter what coats A c ild’s tongue, its a safe and sensible precaution to give a few drops of Castorin. This gentle regulation of the little system soon sets things to rights. A pure vegetable preparation that cari’t harm a wee infant. but brings quick comfort -even when it is colic, diarrhea, cr similar disturbance. _ And doirt forsake Castoria an

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the child growl older. If you want to raise boys and girls with strong systems that will ward ofl constipation, stick to good olfl Clstoria; and give nothing stronger when there's any irre - larity except on the advice 0?: doctor. Casloria is sold in every drugstore, and the genuine aiwiys bean Chas. H. Fleidier'| signa- tui1_au the L_w_r_appcr.. r

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This is it very ancient Scottish

name. and \.'.is spelled Orroc, Orrok and Orrock.

In the ‘country of Fife were sprcail the vast acres rind powerful landed]

which belonged to the Abbey of i Duinfcrlinc. It is believed that thc] name itself was taken from a rock on . the Fife Coast.

The first to bear the name was Sir .

Simon dc Qrrock, 1218. whose iiaiiic

Roll" of Scotland. This document,

was in the beginning, the Roll of i Rgimund, a legate of Scotland, who l

family who rose to prominence in

Crying Babies

Are Sickly Babies?

The well child does not cry-it is f

onlythe sickly baby who cries. The well child is laughing and happy. Baby's cry of distress is his way of l telling the mother or nurse that he is ill. Thereloref if your baby cries do not delay in looking for the trou- ble.

Babys Own Tablets are it safe and

eniclent remedy for childhood all- menta. They are a mild but thorough

llxativo which through their action on the stomach and bowels banish

constipation and indlgestion: brcakl up.colds and simple fcvers and pro-'|` mote healthful sleep. They will make baby happy and keep lui

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happy. They arc sold by meriicln dealers or by mail at 35 cents a ho

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cotton crepe; and \'i>ili‘s. i‘0tl0l\ °\‘

silk pique, tcilc de soles, uasliablr silk rrellfsi Shillllllllisb- f"Uli‘3"l~‘» l"‘l““’:l I and faeonne .-hlrfiiig :ind sliver paiterened wooileus-thee-i~ are the stuffs

;ilung»or with a vivid :ici-.ciit oi' red

lgruin or b|u¢~_ ¢h¢ pastel pinks, blues, greens, yellow:-‘, :ind ap|'li'oi~;'-tl\e~:e i

ol' pique or linen and `-'fdrr ll&\lS 0f

i~'lar»:'hed linen. Panama or rough .striiiv-slines of nhite suede or iliitrlollc

these are the eoiiiplvn\cni:4 of thi' the left ,~.|iu\\' ii jarkrl .~uii ol' illillli- of nrzinge-red dottrd ¢’l'iifl'0i\ “S R Ui'

with uw hip-line handed and but- ‘

toned The jacket is a. holern model with the chic ned' tlirl‘l‘-ffl-lKl'l¢‘\' lU\Kll\

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Overlapping hiimis of gi-nsgriiin ribbon iii rcil, pale blue :ind liruirii. iil\`0 =\

iitis exeeiit-ni in the present hat

world. The Oxford shares honors with the pump in the slioc m0d€. Flllil

the models oflirast si-ason.'I"i\e Dllml’ tlir Oxfnrrl with a double toe cap :intl

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If /Baby is Fat-~

watch well for chafing and irritations oi the skin. Many skin troubles will be avoided by careful washing with

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Etiquette

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l Q. Wricn iii ii iici;.»c paity and it giie'-t is hurt on the tennis court, or

. _ , ici ~ iroin ii iiorse. or has uny sort of

' i f ' ,iiccidcnt, should the hostess pay the

expense oi' a telegram and niedicai treatinent?

A. No; the guest should pay any

such e\pe:iso.

Q, Should one butter a whole

slice of bread at once and hold it on the hand?

A., No; break the bread into small

pieces. hoicl with the thumb and first finger, and then butter.

When .i man and \\ oni'iii iiieei.

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on tic street, \vho should give thc

‘mrtnrh first sign of recognition? `

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estate of Orrock. This \vas near the ` o old seaport town of Buriitisland_ l Household' Hlnts

By Roberts bee

The Shoe Lace Tag

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,vii te, pics.. a it e ui t para fin or black seaiiiig wax around the end of the lace and shape it to i'orm a ta"

demanded all thc clergy to give an "' _ Accurate account of their benefices ,

The Daily Paper

so they could bc accordiiigly taxed at y To kccp me daily Umm. from mow , He Ullly T0 Rome. _ ‘

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There were many members 0 the l into a. spring clotlicspln, fastened to

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Scotland after the signing of the | e Wm ml ng

Magna. Charta at Runnymedc. Tm

_ Th coat- f-arms above is no\v used _ _

~»*~":'-73-i5°*'“ bl' Al;¢1'l°“f? dewendants of the fam. The flavor UI ted can be gieiitly im- i Leupold Moreau Recommends Dodds

, ny 0! on_ock_ proved by thoroughly drying the peel || Hind from an orange or lemon, and plac-

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THE PROGRESS OF QUEBEC Q. What is the progress of Quebec

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A. The following tribute was rec-

ently paid to Quebec by ii prominent li'ailwav_v Executive. "Tho largest of

;Uriiiadiai1tI’roviiices - Quebec -- is I probably the most .s:i:ible_ being wisc- `ly govei'ned by stntcsiiieii who are cultured and whose loveior their nat- ive Province is their ruling passion. Long considered conservative and

icven backward, the Province of Que- ibcc is grovving more rapidly iiidus- Itrially than any other part of the lDoininiori. its tiinber inliicral, and power resources are being developed along lines which make these indus- iirics a safe investment. Quebec is

'the greatest power Province of the Dominion, having a turbine instal- lation of about two-and-a-half nifi- lion horse power. compared with Caiiadifs total of flvc~and-a-half iiilllion.

FLABBY Urran Aims AND suoimmziis

The _popular sleeveless and backless

mode in frools has made us familiar with all kinds of arms and shoulders. There are Heshy and flabby arms. backs and shoulders that need reduc- ing, thin arms, neck and shoulders that need building and gracefully curved nicely proportioned arms. It is the first type of arm nnd shoulder that presents rt beauty problem to the inaturc woman who wishes to

wear short sleeves this summer. |

This part of oiie's anatomy dies .

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Exercise l~Stiuid erect with both

iirms stretched over your head, palms

facing. Bring the urins down briskly, | elbows Licnt iipwiird close to thc face., Now touch thc shoulder blades he-i hind with thc firigei'tip;; until you` fell tlic flabby muscles pull tightly. Itcpeat twenty to thirty times.

Exercise 2-Stand crect,_ with both

iiriris stretched over head. Inliule as: you raise the iiriiis. Bring arms down 1 briskly, elbows bent, and touch the shoulder, keeping elbows as high asl possible until you feel the under arm]

muscles pull. Shoot thc arms upl over the head again to nrst position.. Bring the arms down briskly, clbo‘.vs|

bent close to the body. hands on the : chest. Repeat these two exercisesi with vim twenty to thirty times each. i

Exercise 3-Practice the arm move- l

merits of the breast and crawl strokes l for several minutes every night and morning. For breaststroke move- iiicnt shoot both arms out in front piilrns turned outward, swing thc arms in ii wide circle outward, bring- ing elbows close to chest. and con- tinuc the stroke, shooting the arms out in front. Hold the chin up, the clicst elevated and the shoulders well back when practicing this stroke on

land. For the crawl stroke use right and leit arms alternately wlndinili fiishion. heaving the shoulder up-

ivarci to bring the arrn out and for- ‘ ward at shoulder lcvei, bend the el- bows, keeping them as high as pos- sible. Rcach out with each arm al- ternately as fiu' as possible, bringing it down to the side of the body and raising the elbow and shoulder to

strike forward again.

Exercise 4-Place the hands on the

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Quebec Man Found Relief in Dodd's Kidney Pills

Kidney Pills To All Who Suffer With Miclr Kldneys Saint Luc, P. Q., May 17.-(Special)

-- -One more tribute to the great work Dodds Kidney Pills are doing comes from Mr.,Leopold Moreau, a resident of this place. He statesz-

"For two years I have suffered with

had Kidncys, and continued Back- ache. It pained me to walk. After taking four boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills I feel better. I can recommend them to all who suffer with their

` Kidney; and Backachc. You may

publish this if you wish."

Dodds Kidney Pills are purely and

simply ii kidney remedy. They act

chest, elbows bent.. Inhale a. deep lircatli and rotate the shoulders., First, raise them upward as high as possible, then throw them backward and downward as far as you can. Re- peat ten to twenty times. Breathe.

deeply and regularly when procticiiigl the above exercises. They will lim-, ber up the muscles that are nrdi-y nririly little used, kccp thc flesh from accumulating and tone up the flabby muscles by making thein supple and flexible.

Exercise, massage and swimming

ure dependable for keeping the figure trlin and the muscles young and sup- ple. A ten-minute period should be given over to cxcrcise every night und morning. Take a wtilk out of doors in the fresh air and sunshine

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Rose plot,

Fringed pool. Ferned grot-

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Of peace; and yet the fool Contiends that God is not.-

Not God! in gardens! when the €V€

is cool?

Nay, but I have a. sign:

'Tis very sure God walks in mine.

er the M.R,.E.C. has been

of Acadia. University. 3,1155 quite well known in ch

One of the first things the Queen

win do on ner my st windsor win a'°"°i"tm°"l' with "1°“‘““""

luncheon in the harllaments taurarit, Ottawa; lm qmsdayry

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Miss Marjorie ’1‘rottei-, Maritme Girls' Work Secretary

to the head of Moulton Collegg 1-onto. Miss Trotter is a daughter R.cv.>Dr_. Trotter, a former 5

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and in her several visits here in iiection with C.G.I_'l‘_ work she many friends who will lic.-ir 0;

be to look out the pieces of her col- lection of Wedgewood china. which she has promised to lend to the historical exhibition that is being arranged as part of the Josiah Wedg- wood bicentenary celebrations at Stoke-on-Trent. Princess Mary MS promised to open the exhibition on May 19, and the Queen, as an en- thusiastic collector. readily agreed to send some of her best specimens for the week of the celebrations.

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Echoing the spring colors of thot

country through which the Governor- Generai and Lady wiiiinsdon IWC been travellirig, the vice-regal train. in which their excellencies live while on tour. is an abode of charm and_ comfort. Like the inte Queen Mother Alexandra of England. Lady Wiiliiiis- don‘s favorite color is mauve. It is combined with a. soft apple green in the extremely satisfactory color scheme of every apartment except their excellencies' own private drawinfl room. Designed and furnished by her Excellency herself, the vcry livable rooms of thc train are fm CXlll'CSSl01l of thc chariniiig and gracious UPF- sonnlity of the wife of Canacia's Gov- ernor-Gericral. '

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The gem of all these delightful

apartments. which are so intimate of the daily life of their excellencies while travelling throughout the Do- minion, is their private drawing room panelled entirely of natural Canad-_

deep blue rug is repeated in the bluc drapes. Orange flowered chlntz cov- ers the chesterfield_ chairs and llttlc footstools. Blues and rich brown re- peat in the cushions. Comfortable writing desks complete thc comfort of this charming room, which opens onto the observation platform. Old world scenes in which blue is the

Miss Mona Wilson who has .ibrent from the Piovinco fn, past seveial inoii iii i mpccieci fiom Toronto toiiiglr

A number of guests enjfvved

closing meeting of the Music Club, uhiili talk ,vim Tiicsdiiv evening .ii iii iiiiii Div

Lillian MacKenzie It vis it g¢h,,_

of the compositions of tlic<¢ mo mu ieis as ucii as ii pipii on the liieof cich composer \\.i< civcn Tiiiscliil was forrned last fall foi the pui-pm of the study of :iiusic and interest- ing meetings were lirld rich fortnight through the wintei Tuesday ings piogiain was i\pical of theu meetings 'Ihe ineiubeis .ue all ive in mus » and the imgt. ings have not only been of .ind enjoyment but im of real in. spiration After tae piogrim moth. some rcficsiuiieni" ut-c served

Miss Mary and Master Pupc twin children of Air and (, R Pope of Suiiiiiierside graiidchllclien of Senator and Crcclmim MacArthur received lnrge number of \lsitors ii few ago, when they c=lebratod their bithday with A J0llV Will’ DSW”

twins received some vcrv

gifts from the inanv callers

game to wish them iiiauv l

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predominating color. enhance the valls. The color scheme is carried even into the gorgeous box of pink

every day and swim, if possible, tivo

mauve and blue hydrangeas on the A Mornlng Sn platform

In their Excellencles‘ bedrooms. , .. g

mauve and violet are the colors. while holdin

white-tiled bathrooms carry comfort He*--Not afm- mfmg 5 mul

to the last possible degree in travel. hc,.cy~ _

Lady Williiigdon's room of grey and _ _ ____ ________________

lavender, with its corner-drissinll `

table, and the dressing-room be,/ond, A

is charming and comfortable. A ulc-

tnrc of ner iittie dog. ivii.=.i_v_ iisias it

place of honor on the walls In hi.

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Exccllencys room. with its ci~c..m walls and violet carpet. hangs a pic- 9

ture of his spaiiiel Moses. '-71-

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the city, the guest of Mrs. F. P. Tay- 1 ` I "‘

lor and are being cordially vvelcoineil ' p , “mm ,hm by their numerous friends. ' ,_ (mn, _,,,,,,.,,-_ git

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Mrs. A. E, MacLean of 5uininci'siri“ ‘ lil” Mill* "l

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entertained it few personal friends ii' ggfnéfmfu (§;‘(fc:l‘;_hih;‘r)Cn" '

and stroking of the muscles. Massagi chiisrenhi ailments. Y of rubbing alcohol may be used i. ;:‘;;li'£’! l’°°““’°‘ "` l`

lubricate the massage movement. Oil' IN,-,', its many uses for

should take the exercises rcguiarli child. Write for the

however, not spasmodlciilly, to obtain. "UB<‘f‘!l !"f°‘f_""‘li_“_"'“ i\`l'lll'\";-<,|.nf

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Tomorrow - Beauty Questloiis In buying, be sure to get

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in Canada for more than thirty years. as " e M e ' "

fyowy W!/F” 7/if They dcmonstrntc their worth in tho TORONTO of most serious foinis of kidney disease, & it Paris dt New York

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\ beauty that can take the p1aC¢ Of *hc

Lovablc Fragrance of the Yardl¢y_L1V' cndcr. Wistful, Winsome, caressing” its charm is all its 'own._ SiI1C¢ 177° it has lent its sweet vivacity to beauty; and oonsoled with the very l>f¢“th_c;. peace the weary, ih¢ S2d» 9-'ld th° S' '

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