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. _ - - -. by say-trig. "Why, Imet you at suoh . By DEAR. MISS DIX: I am a married u i n u th ' hld ‘make a paste cm" ‘he smh“ arid m"? l dry INK“? Junie "d -- . Mv husband and I are both in our forties. m; ‘am a1 h0flllgfisltlilyc1nlg $3 ‘allow it to stand forughfeui days. I sometimes wonder it ours try to ffid s“? ‘ §f§S'NM“°£°"Z. 593' h W. Barton M. D. 1 man and my husband likes to 8o to dances and parties. l-fe wants mo The“ “ash o" and p0 ' stand or work near an eaves’ 5P0"! feegwhug m.“ .. \_ , and 5°“ "q -—~ I

to go with him. but when I do I am bored to tears as no one ever pays °Y l rM-"Y d“- §° ‘flu-Tl We are i

me any attention. He gets a kick out of dancing with the young girls Gm“ sum‘ (‘Pltigfd lmuéfltch m?“ a “Halli; °l ififffiersigrgiuliemllgwlmgiinfgwg; WITH. and they seem to enjoy dancing with him. To remove grass stains. soak tn 3T0 85:188- Ollil ltioilvgfkniwri this??? [which we "e “l1 guilty 8t 0M "mi _____ E BOD‘

I am certainly not jcziious,.but I don't, enjoy alcohol and rinse in clear water. say 18,111,115. 1O James1o“.a1.ds'e\.e_ or another. Until recently, n; [Se muse . this state of affairs. What shall I do? Or, soak in sour milk. Another Q- Whfll 811N114 We l!" l! B unknown, 55th M‘

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MR5 pAT M_ method is to saturate tn kerosene change has exhausmd an but his mg a brawls"

ANSWER: Go with him unless you want. to oil- then “ash Well in soap end 1000 him. I-Ie has come to the restless age when Vile!‘-

t ihwugb best supply. However at twiliBht, A A In“ bu“ o‘ 1am or on. the attzcriicalsltglng hi; arson a I‘ l’ “w” ei-

home and domesticity suddenly pail upon a man. 22's; ‘ffimfilfifedf-‘Qiflulgils. Meg: M “We” i‘ nmdun‘ hm“ °n hi5 k-"ees- His face o.»

when he has an irresistible longing for amusement PM“ ‘"1 G119! _ “wed to pour mo‘, were o" a Q_ M15; mo sand a gilt afitl‘ came dark, breathing in short and

and advmmm 11 15 111E mo“ dangerous 111m, 1n a _ Miss Josephine (Joey) Brown. R. N., daughter of Mrs. P. C. Brown, dgmfice m ROM {ruck m Carry Fficelving l Wilma-Ge lmlifl-"we- breathing out long, in some cakes

manrs Mme 111.: and 11 15 a 11m‘, ‘men a ‘V110 needs Tn rcmove paint from window Charlottetown, and Miss Marie West. R.N.. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. out some business enterprise I bk ment? In other oases, breathing “as 16w

_ “qsdom and 891111511955 1n deanng ‘.1111 he, hu5band_ glass. rub with mot. strong vlne- Welsford West, Hopewell. leave for New York City today to accept “we that Jocks had w d‘; Wm] A. When‘ an announfement 1,1 and 0111' Wm‘ wheezing‘ coma-lull

so‘ no mama, how much you are bored‘ g0 almg with your bu» ‘gar. Repeat .lf necessary. 232232155 ttgnbziatgilastsstktetiitlriolgozpitla}; gig/figs $IOV%Y(BICEIIQE:{ btéczme the marketing o, “that ‘an pa“ alone is rece verl. agift is no ncces 01g; Qmwhynm and finally gem“ band to the dances, and thank Heaven he is ivillmg to trike you in-I 1011910“, ' y’ ' n‘ e e y’ a" of piglets" the two that were an" T“ M a‘ “me plug °7 muwufi. The SW8d 0f 188N112 YOU Parked at home. Go cheerfully and willingly and ' puzzling to James but which by to- ,,M%@1)%¢0<§¢ a ‘mks “sunny lasted "Om min-

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make your husband feel that you enter into his pleasure. In this way , ' i. ‘ill k 1 ' ' ' ~ ' ' ' z ' - ggguuspomeop h m feeling that you are a pal instead of a JflliCl and a Better English i ) b giggling; goltgitgiiittalndgitlgor; lites: Ho“) can I ‘f ‘f 1.131;; ttlllizalt physicians have recog- MAN'S DANGEROUS AGE {it grand weighing as \vell indoors at M l ‘f “m? W“ I Swim oi l 1 n. c. William: _ Alden“ today __m [he kitchen amp oms 0 a sindrmne. and that

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. . » , . . ‘ _ . . _ _ . - Q. How can I make good trail “"19"? “Shhmla 1198*"! before the “omen. while a woman of the same age 1s middle-aged and has no fence? limagnie you are very busy f A scnics weie cairied in and the 1 30

allure for boys. tthese days." a thrce grand children were weighed. imp" past”? age O ' the cause l! allergic un’

_ V _ _ 1 y A_ D's”; 1 b ak- less proved otherwise. Wh . Just have patience with your husband. Realize that this is just‘ 2. What is the correct prominc- Small grand daughter first. She 24 how; mvfiolgusutgrlsgouuf 11mm hem“ alum. 4O’ m‘ 03%“;

a passing mood and is soonest cured by being humnrcd. Go with him ' iation of "meliorate"? And what is so rare as a day ‘m carriage and crib should be . Weighs twenty three pounds and 1 _ _ n 1, 1-1 1c 1 1 and help him to enjoy himself and all will be tirel! But if you make ll. Which one of these words is June? Iected from exposure to sun. fig! i5 “m” thirty indies tall; Jflmifl ignfiofrmflhtfcfl; 1112x350“; _f1x1ed‘"f§.‘§ wisefliggknoxn iitse prifgvgdongiilei; yourself a killlny so that he has to slip away from home to 2l\’nili1l'lll.">.<p0ii€d'.' Expcdiant, luxiulant. Then, if ever, come perfect days: and oil. “'35 IWXY. a sturdy faulted lad 0f a moon.‘ 1c Wm.‘ ‘om m. vital." This quotation by i)r Fran snencs, and lie to you and. deceive you to have his 500d times. then dis- Cvmiplianl. 0rd _ Then Heaven tries the earth if it _ a fcllmv. all pockets and intcrcst- NW. add’ 1111821119 W31“ c-rmsfiufiv; cls M. Rachemanri. Boston up: 215181 1! C9131“ 1° 10110.,“ 4. What does the w "circuim- be in time, . . cd in Karolyrtfs chit-ken fortunes _ ‘ ‘ N1 - 1 .. ' ' . ispect" mean? _ FAnd over it softly her warm ear FASHION £36,522!‘ OFFERS ' now that; they ure hatching. He is shamgogagg‘ fmfirgiagmgpp,» iifetendlctiilexyan e d toml m clmicm DEAR. zvnss DIX: I am a housewife and I love to read books. 1 5- What 1s a word beginning 13$‘ _ "half a hundred." Gage the babe . A: By b01111.“ 7 cum o1 sugar 1,‘, Like many other ailments. ta.

.\ . magazines and papers. but my husband never reads at all and he can't igghigtfil‘ ma‘ ma“ "mcasmnmg whim" We 100k. or whether we d understand why I do and he always makes some crack about my read-. - s en. 1 » fads and 1a,‘ - if _ ’ and impled is sixteen pounds. 111% when C001‘ Md H, cups of 1n the body 11M]; 0!‘ Rom 61mm, ing. As long as I do not neglect my household duties and take good ‘Swims We hear life murmur. ai- see it be wdbdressggcsgays *5: staking: Allowances were agrcod on and 1Pmfln 1111i” and 7 cups‘ of grape tions outside the body. This. if the care of my children. I see no reason why I shouldn't read as much as 5- Sllsten; Thomtmh ‘ ' fitting deductions made for the J1me and “gem gauge L; from without" and,“ n,

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I 1-1-3111, w‘ what do you think? 1 I‘ Every clad feels a stir of might, T1 - , _ clothing worn. _ 11 I ~ f 1 1 seiisitiveness to various substances A READER. 1-‘ fiy- 1 suplfwezymllfre vewiAn instinct xvi-thin it that reaches srir§~r\t"..bl§$e§.-§§1.ZT§P hDn€hofF£§ri'i_ ' ' m? feetmwhceirn wailanriruréenfinfifoesg suoh as dust. pollen from plants. bu“ t e59 days" ' mnmmce and WVPIS- y e ' Our Sabbath. s0 peaceful at. Al- A T“, sprmmmg banned 1B1. furs. feathers. foods. the patient

ANSWER: Perhaps none of us can ever understand how anyone ‘mekywrat- '9 as me- ° 3'5 in I": And» EFOPifiE blindly “We "- f" iqoiilaliixiceiddeiio5gigeghgliolmtog1 is den” paiwd" I deddm an L“ cum powder into the shoes. This 418M "IOW lWly 0!‘ 5V0“! U16 Shib- flnds pleasure in doing the things that wo do not like to do ourselves. “Ylflressfiw: 3531" Effile-x 31”"; | light, T1115 She sums u m a g) ad‘; cc" swiftly. saturclziy‘; sunlight con- 01-1,," 1,151.13 Wanda-hm)“ stances causing the asthma. soma. Sn if the printed word holds no allure for your husband. it he has no 9;,‘ H551“. °~ n -d1_ iffy“ '_ uJICI-lmbs to a soul in grass and flow- rules. p e C“ ‘m1 tinueti to bathe the clean fields times. by going into a hospital in 111181.951 1n what 1s going on 1n the WOYHL he 11151 doom-t get your p011." 1“ lLtC-l 1.111“ an In ‘Thick: orcmnscict‘ er; _ _ _ L 5'1"“ your mind nd I _ l and woodlands and a wind that cred to mark the arrival of our n “vii-ventilated, clean or ‘air. of view. and he thinks you are wasting your time reading when it 51355111 F211‘ ‘mrgdns “b? aha canpmt, ct door 1o any kind a“ 1139a?‘ c"? u'hispcl‘ed softly ‘m the old birch mend-daughter's first birthday. conditioned room, the patient would bore him to tears. - W‘ have aguirgd mach pracmau m“ don-t “m” W111] “hm ‘fwlinmls caressed the tulips and dilffDdliS‘ sJcanie hearing thtrsmail one and avoid; the attacks completely. ihul

A love of reading is a life saver for everyone. but no one needs it kflo§1vd e r mo worl “s-Hunt- | *- mmy have Mis-match filo al- m passing _ the tulips wide open the cake lettered fet-ohlngly in showing allergy to be the cause. more than the housewife, because her work is so monotonous, It is. magma $311,151“ ' LONG WHITE COAT m. Spoil vgur wartirogs “' milk‘ to catch the sun's rays in ‘their school ma‘am characters: "Happy Where the cause la inside the therefore. most important that she should have the diversion of books ' ‘ ‘ i you spend‘mol_e mom I“ o’: _m“ e hearts. Thcrc were the funerals Birthday in You": and a tiny bodymsuch as disturbances of nose, that lift her out of herself and take her to far places, and thrill and _NEW YORK _Among this year's maum y" opwwfim“ of tliewiavo elderly lzirmcrs ovcr brave candle topping it: Karovlyn throat andbi-onohial tubes —-these amuse and 911181.131,‘ hen (. a, .liigh fashion linens IS a long white 2_ Invest in background Clothe the weekend, when ireighliors and wi-th her family and a pie, tiny disturbances must. be corrected be

I consider a love of reading one of the greatest. gifts that God can , 1coat (lone by Clarepotter, which 11. you want to 100k Wand f; other friends and relatives from drops of nectar adorning the fore the patient i5 made free of as- bestow upon us. because if we have that we have a charm that pre- .. caok s Cofnef she suggests as superb summer and m save, mom, Th r655” near and far gaihcrctl in their meringue and I. I confess inclin- tihmtatic attacks. vents boredom. an anodyne for loneliness and a narcotic that even 1evenmg w-rap, or ‘as a "duster" for dress“ and W115 £11111 onesfi are respective hc-mcs to [my-last trrb- rd to leave too much to the last Another cause of astlmia. drugs pain to sleep. So continue to be a reader and pass the habit along ‘WQMC éwsr§wéwoéoeg less formal occasions‘ as you pre- C311’, Simple “HMS They maiassl" uics of rcspct-t. and as is natural minute, glancing anxiously into the recently diimvmfd-L‘ '5 "Yziziioil; 1 to your children. It; is the best heritage you can give them. 1fcr. Some women will wear it as kept 1n 513,18 W81, am“ year at such times to recall lhc klnd- oven to see how thechickcns ivcre gEilfl-‘flflxfefl- iziflmtrgzgc tshggm " WP“ **“°"m""= that mm be“ .“..°‘i.°a‘i.'ff.'i‘.l'°f.é'.‘.."iii -’1‘.il°"‘.{“.‘§~‘l liifwiii?“.?i..§lli.7“§.l'$i.°“§.‘T2? durffiuiiwhuisfubs 1w a! new»

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for a year. Now his wife is suing him fora divorce and naming me as 1.1 cup bum“ slnns. but it stars as an evening

correspondent. I am terribly upset about the matter for I don't want to 1 cup sugar wrap.

marry this man. 1’ really wouldn't have him on a bet. He is much 2 eggs ~- —-—~-~-~-—~

cider than I am and 1' have just realized that I don't. love him and that l, c111; milk fllllfls on Etiquette

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MISERABIE. tract ,should be written as soon as pos- w?“ brglel and n gfwd has can grandchildren. Most interesting later years. "It's nice to have her $01183"- T"-'“5'mlbl‘r'"$ ‘as; ‘b21315: 2 oops flour lslble after the gifts are received. ghgoséo 31.15’ Tr?“ m. 5W" , and wi c-me these youn: folk are, just Ono year old“ Joanie said, Writ“ 04 Lila "l"? “ u ANSWER: It is a dangerous game and a wicked game and if the 2 teaspoons on phqsphgfg bag. The bride who postpones ‘his never m n ‘Type They" as yet s€nc~re and unaffected by folding them away reverently. lmg- 7mm W e “u! ' ___ 811.15 “.11., may 1t, gtzgthecllr flngersAburitlt. nlobody tnfiéld greatly pity {hem Bing bpolvzpdpr d u 11mg “i111 fir? u harder and hard" KROW xganneouloisfiiiéure l! the lairs and EH1’: that aryyve with ering olver thtel flrglti 01161.1 which was Fgaq‘ BURNS It is no more than ey eserve. 2r w o wan on y rer- sup a tome ea u. or an sugar uni light o- 0 as ime goes on. ‘ , ~ . _ iltitit tears, p v.15 a leisurely day mo“ 195mg; u. 1on3 n were _ . ' _ ‘ , _ and orphans little children commits a crime mat is as black as mur- 11nd creamy: add the well beaten —~—-———~——~— 322mg, tutu“; _lf,] the“? P” for the men, though l felt they as we agreed with Jami! "Cum" T1 ..-li“i"af.f,,igfil"nlfiqi 322a 111.15 eggs, then the milk and flavoring Darn or reweave holes in lace whihl a ‘at? 0 5 “"5" ‘Iumes “ore in strange suiroiiiidiitzs now isaid mgk" 1 g ‘red dam mm, ._.._. s- H- .- e -—- -~-—."-. —--~» y» extract alternately with the flour, tablecloths. Fill in missing yum, _ ° "w" ngellws“ 0' h? as 11.3. gafltlq n. 1.... ha“; gong o. ' an" "P"! M‘ b, 1m USED FUR CENTURY!” COMPULSQRY REGETRATIQNisalt and baking powder which have with matching thread. spacing leady m admit figure .p"[e°t'°"~ Summer pastures -—sort of lost "Old enough to sit alone, old Pam"mfdlcalntentmnls o a |_ 1 been sifted together. Beat well and them as in the cloth itself. and buy. clmhes m alarm‘; a ‘my in the wav one loses care, re- enough to smile, ed‘ Bur" a" "Ema when M1] _ soybeans have been used as 1004i Rngiitratlon of births was ronuai...» in a idar cake pan for 45 mln- ———--——- ‘vim’ mm m“ °" a ‘mg ‘°"‘°- Eicverl anti vet not withc-ut a Old enouzh to neek-u-add. Ind lfllnPd- b“! ‘m’ m“ b°°°m° -“. in!‘ fiPYltllfiP-S l" ‘he F" 5”“- i°°mP"1‘°'-‘t' i" Engimld Wm 1'75-1\1l"-‘l» The rubberized sheets of baby's » __'—_" measure of 1mm... Ga in this t nattv-cake awhile! “Ned h" “We” handling m‘ . . _ s>ce>@co@ce@i>@o@§~io- _ _ ‘ " ‘ . - ' - . . ~ mrrllatcly afterwards. P" y. “Ctlid (neitts scrm to be bmiml to- Old cmutzn to pin: with blocks. N mm“ H1111‘ 111111101111“ 1.11. X zelhsr in a lcngthjs chain cat-h link 1 and have a lo-t of fun, a‘ ‘

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“u "yes, my .palnied slmvly, wherein Lhe most homes! ii." ' -' i” "wnay; m mummy’ minute detail catches the eye and Untl] tomorrow - Diary -Gocd- p I "a chap who boxm for n0th1n‘!" 111st. We slorilflfg: ateblebtt‘ wile? ‘ ntzht- - ’ 1 z |__ i e most ns gn ican ‘in 1o a - ____ I'M “b; o - the rest; a web that. unfolds in a. Frequent bathing. say doctors, y N. ' y . . 1 _. n.

Weather Bwreau forecaster at. _ _ the “fashjngtgn Nationm A1rpor1 marvellous pattern light and dark does more than ensure cleanliness

report; that a woman called up one intcrmlnglrng; a pa-zc whcreon a- it helps tone up the system. And l day in February to ask what the "WW the humble and where one a; weather i-s getting warmer Ca~ exact weather would be on June least suspects. great lines are inadliins are advised to make bath-

18. She was planning a bang-tipwritten. Our 210"" Buest. an edu- lng a daily must. -

ration-use uticura Smut and Talcprn ton. Ari dnll ‘ltl. Mud: m Canada.

outdoor wedding for her daugihteHrated lady with a tine sense of . --—~' "We can't look that far ahead", i humor is excellent company though EN s L Y EXTRA"$0APY the weatherman told heir. iJames fc-imd our feminine conver- D Al OUR WASHING "What's the matter with you sation a bit hard to follow. Swlft- j [AND CLEANINQ WQRR|E§ people?" she mapped. "Haven't 1y then it was taken from me. I f you got an almanac?" was left alone while they were _ 65s “owes gone far from me in lanes of the -

.DUDS—dishes! Chairs— ‘ curtains! Pota- ans! Wood- iwork-windows! M undilu- ‘Once-extra soapy Sunlight gets our clothes BRIGHTER, makes gout- work LIGHTER —- keeps ‘things around your house from ‘ever looking “Half Washed".

That's because Sunli [it's quick- latbering, busy suds go the hard - 1work for you, ‘get at does-down, etween-thread dirt an make everything you wash so white-so (bright-so sweet smelling.

1Try it for all your clean-up jobs, 1e00, and watch everything around four home gleam and sparkle 1"like new". Get the big long- Jasting cake of extra-soapy Sun- fight today.