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“l-Iello!" said Mrs. Jones to Mrs. Higgins when hhey rnet in the fish ueue. “How's your old mar-i He id.n't ‘alf plut on weight in tlhe navy. did he?"

“Qh, he's been doin‘ reducin’ ex- ercises since then," said Mrs, Hig-

gins.

"Well, I never!" replied Mrs. Jot-g. “How's he dour!"

" u’d be surprised." said Mrs. Higgins. “The battleship ﬂ-lai, was tattoed on his chest is now only a rowing boat. '

George and his wife had a few

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“Thank you, George. This is kind of you." A few minutes later on looking them over, she said: “Oh, there's a ladder in them.” .

“Well, my dear," said George. “you didn't- expect to find a marble s aircase, did you?"

ICELANIYS SUMMER. COOL

'I'he climate of Iceland. lust south of the Arctic circle. woui be arctic if it were not for . the Gulf stream that also makes west- ern lurorpe lnhalbltable; Iceland's ﬁiriidmers are cool and its winters

"Smooth soil skin wins Romance"

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DEAR lllllSS.DIX: My husband and I have been married 10w‘ months. He is 20 and I am 18. Ho has been discharged from the Anny in which he served fivayearc. l-lo told mo tho other day that he want- ed me to give him a divorce because he had not had his fun yet. Ha wants to have dates and go out like the other guys. He runs around with boys who arepot married. ,

‘ I told him I would give him a separation and let him have his fling. I don't. want a divorce be- cause I love him. and I hope he will come back to

me after he gets tired of running around. Do Y0" “ _ think that I have done right? CHRIS. ' ANSWER: I t/hink you have shown a wisdom far beyond your years in handling this situation. There would be no happiness for y°\1 in bindlﬂ! the land's body to you when his heart and desires were elsewhere. You would make him feel that Y0" we“; holding him a prisoner and he would hate you for it. whereas he will be bound to admire your generosity and bigness of soul in letting him go__. In many cases it pays the wife to drive with a loose rein.

RESULTS 0F EARLY NUPTIALS

But your plight emphasizes the plea I make so oft/en in this column to boys and girls not to marry until they have had their Dlayﬂme- F01 the desire for excitement. for pleasure, for laughter and frolic and merry-making is something that. is implanted in us by Nature. and if We deny it. in our youth. it comes back to plague us in our age. For the things that boys and girls can do innocently enough become crimes when they break up homes and wreck the lives of others.

DEAR MISS DIX: We are three sisters, 20, 2i and 22. who have fine positions and are quite happy in our work. Because of the fact that we don't have dates with boys our mother is forever nagging us about. it. When we t-ry to explain that there is a man shortage. she proceeds to tell us that the neighbors’ daughters have plenty of boy friends and she can't understand why we haven't.

What can we do to stop this continual nagging. as l-t is really go.- tlng us down?

THREE OLD MAIDS.

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Don"; let neglect-cheat you of Romance. This gentle beauty "cup lemon ‘stars rooommolul will make you lovolior tonightl‘ " "

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____ How doyou tamothinga wild a: thele? ' A brown colt scouting fields afar. quivering at the posture bar. Or at your knees A ten-year boy. half man. half chil All wild. , Who shies at the halter? By what

t Do yo? corral the rebel heart? Tether them long, that their clear

eyes

Keep that look of freer sklcs. Light saddle and a gentle bit, See their growing-u shoes fit. A hand on the brld e. so they

know Love goes with them where they

o. z Blanca Bradbury in tho New York Herald Tribune.

Just one slice of bread thrown into the garbage each week by every American family is the same as throwing away 100 million loaves of bread a year.

MAGIC EYE

A magic eye in a new electric iron will light up when the cur- rent is on. This iron has an air- cooled handle.

Diamonds were first added to wedding rings by the Venetians.

sav LIFE Pnoaoioan

Liberal amounts of vltamlne tend to postpone aging and long llfe, certain scientists say; their tests were made rats,

NEED THICK SKIN

A pro- now on

Wives of new Cabinet members recently were discussing mutual problems at one of their series of nformal get-togethers in Wash- lngton.

Warned Mrs. Fred Vinson, wife of the Secretary of the Treasury

and a veteran of 25 years of rough-

‘llld style tested. The

and-tumble ﬁontucky politic]:

“Remember. llrla- we're getting into tile campailrr- oenon—an ' you must develop a very » thick skin."

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With the coming of spring, the '

house-wife's mind turns thoughts of houucleanlng and to freshenl-ng up the rooms of her house. When it comes to' ~vail

toilhe

treatment, many women think of in

new wallpaper because it so corn- pletely changes the scene and adds so easily a

bright decorative touch. W11 U131

But that often means that unless I

the woman is prepared to do the job herself, it has to wait until the men have time and that may run into summer months.

It is interesting, therefore, to note that a new wallpaper has ap- peared on the market, which la ready-pasted and easy for the amateur to hang. It is really- trimmed so there is no difficulty in trimming edges and other de- tails that go with getting the nap- er prepared for the hanging. The new ready-pasted wallpaper camel in a wide range of attractive de- signs, It. ls washable, fade-proof rolls carefully packed in sealed board containers.

The stores carrying the ready- to-hang wallpaper also display t guide chart. which shows you how to select the right atterna and colors and tells you ow much you need to buy according to room size.

There ls another interesting de- velopment in this ready-pasted paper and that there are to be some types of lt having special treatment with DDT insecticide- five per cent o-f active DDT. in the top coating. It is harmless to human beings but deadly to in- sects such as moths. ants. mos- quitoes, silverflsh end other in- sects coming i-n contact with it. It is guaranteed to be effective for o year. The treatment doel not show. nor will it rub off. It ls in- corporated into the product itself.

So when this new product la available tn thl-a special form, you will be able to redecorate a clothe: closet in a cedar closet wallpaper which lo ready-pasted.

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Mo d e rn Etiquette

By Boberlaboo

Q. Ia a person who is very talk- ative usually a bore oo era‘! ' A. Yes. Loquaclty is o habit that one should strive daily to over- come. Feltham eﬂnea it thus: "A talkative fellow may be com- ared to an unbraced drum, which gents a wise man out, of his wits. fistula of the s. and almost &urable."

. What would be appropriate for a bridegroom to wear for an gnoligrsiolhlate af-tegnoon wedding,

ur t a summer A. A dark blue or dark tray coat. with white flannel trouser:-

. 1s it necessary to have vmusic

en par A. lt is not. absolutely 1190858111! to do an. but. is nice when one can afford it. -

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we'll and lllh first then with’: wéolyruom. rout? hard to‘ make‘ i laht shincl . Broken Oork

If a port of tho broken cork has slipped d into the bottle, pum- _ a onia to float the cor _ lot it sta. d for n. few days. and it will break into flnepiecos. It can then be retrieved without difficulty.

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JIESIGN 110-1 I-‘Illolu: . Crocheted 1111138 9‘ 5 "i the favorites with avid needlework era. This one is about 14% iuchcl in diameter. Pattern No. E1103 contains cunploto looroer. Pattern: writs o: uni above picture wit-hyour name an address with‘ Ii cent-a ln coin G Postal scrip to Ncodlow l: Bureau The Charlottetown Guar Design N0, E1108 '

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Pattern. No. 3026

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