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A Morning Smile '

Jkmmxm-IK HE WEAKENED

It was his hundredth birthday and he was being interviewed by a re- 1111.1. I‘.

- “hut do you sttrlbutc your long lifc?’ ’asked the reporter. . now-r smoked nnr drunk and I've always b1 cn o. vegetarian," re , ' plied the 01d mim- “13111/ obJccLcu the reporter. "I " ; had an uncle who did the very same 1 . - ' 1111111; and livcd to be only eighty.

' 1~ I -' How do you account for that?’

"All 1 can say," replied the old m'111, "1= 11m. l1e didn't keep it up 1on8 enough."

is old. but

Maybe this one it sounded new to us. "Speak to me." cried the foreman t0 the worker who hnd been whirled around 1s fly- . then thrown to the flolm‘, "Iwhy sgould I?" was thedre-

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MIRACLES NEEDED T0 SAVE MANY WAR MARRIAGES

pposition Crumbles Under Oldest Of Weapons -- Tears

‘rhssssnhud dsysformnmersmdtlw sreocﬂ-slnlyd

our sympathy fo what the. sons on the 11.1.1} line, butvdﬁ tool marriages.

hsvirll ghtcrs ‘ One o! them Wflles to this co umn:

‘I have a 17-year-old daughter who has fallen in love with a soldier of whom she knows nothing, except that he is tall and slim and upstand- ing and looks grand in his uniform, and she insists upon marrying him 1mmediat1ely before he ls sent to the front.

"In vain I tell her that me cannot ﬁnd out enough about my man in s six weeks‘ acquaint-

ance to know if he will make the sort of s hus- band she wants. or even to test out her own feel- ings towards 111m and discover if it is one of the crushes she has had of! and on ever since she had her ﬁrst permanent, or the grand passion that will last s life time.

“Nor will she listen to ms when I try to im- press on her that marriage means meat as well as romance and that this boy. who ls only 20. has no trade or profession or means a wife and that. even 1f,he is for- to come out of the war unscathed. he will have to ﬁnd some way of making a llvmg and that will be no easy matter when severa million other men are also out hunting for jobs.

UNMOVED BY ABGUMENTS "Nor is shc oved when I appeal to her sense of Justice and tell her

of supportln tunate enoug

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st home who are bent o

that her Father and I have worked hard and made many sacriﬁces to Siva

her a good home. and an education,

11nd nice clothes, and good times, but

that we have not been able to save much a-nd sac in no position to take

on another family to support

doesn't argue. xvrecklng her life.

"To all my arguments she replies only with geysers of tears. she only sobs out that I am breaklngher I am taking away from her every bit 0f happiness she could ever lmvc in the world. and if I kceu her from marrying Jim I will be responsible for hcr being a poor, miserable, lonély old maid for whom nobody cams and who has never had lmv pleasure.

"And do I want her to be like old Miss Carrie, Who 11W! in a B!!!"

She

hCBTlZ. I am

on tea and toast. and wears shabby clothes. and has nobody to talk to but

booh

a parrot? And she uevcr thought her own mother could be s0 m-c-ﬂ-n t0 her! Besides, all the other girls are doing ll, so why can't she? Boo 1100, o0

"Now this tidal wave of tears has inundated our house for two solid weeks and we are 111st about submerged. Tukscpyour necking budgggdown where we can't stand another drop of salt water, Our resistance is break-

We have gotten to the Illa"!

ing down, and a cold fear petrlﬁes us as we think maybe this IS love, 1n- stead of a tantrum, and that perhaps we ARE standing between our child

and hcr lmppincss

And that 15 an awful 1vsponsibilitv to take.

"S0 I cun forc sec that in the end. we will do what thousands of other

parents in a similar powtlon are 110111;}. _ llustk- them 1111 furlough ucddmgs, and let them

Susles and 5111111-5.

GlVl‘ 111 to our Clambclles 11nd

make marriages that we know are almost certain to end 111 disaster.

ODDS

AGAINST SUCCESS

"Pbr what chance of success has amarrlage when the hlkh-Cﬂﬂtflwt- ing partlvs are two ignorant, unsophisticated children who are not ﬁtted

to deal with the problem of adults.

and who don't even know what. sort

of wives and lmsbanrls they are going to want when they are men and

WOMEN?

"Only s miracle can save such a marriage. And. alas. we mothers have

no conjure that w1ll is what we have to wrestle with now

that they had better be dead. thap not to be war brides.

are turning gray before out‘ time.

tum away misfortune from our darlings.

Yet that when our foolish little daughters feel No wonder we

Probably the tip that the stork hands everv ‘baby as it ferries the infant down to lis destination 1s to cry loudly enough and long enough

for what it cunts and it will get it. the advice works.

tear. and Father can't stand the noise.

Ninety-nine times out of a hundred

Mother can't endure for her little 1111291 to shed a

So little Johnny gets the adddi-

tlonal cookies that give him the tummyache. and Mary the husband who

breaks her heart. Women arc especially adept at Even girl hwbio< know how to turn

putting on the hydraulic pressure the trick. and millions M’ them arr

using! thLs lil10\\‘lPf‘lP,'f’ to force their families to consent ‘to their making hurry-up war marriages that should never take palce.

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Baked Squash

Adding a little honey to baked squash’ makes it even more of a fall favourlte vegetable. Wash tndwl- dual squash and split length-wise. Scoop out seeds and add to each half a tablespoon of honey and a teaspoon of butter. Bake until tcnder. Put a little water in the bottom of the pan 1n which squash 1s baked to prevent bumlng,

News in Colour _

The newcstJhlng in colour is no colour at all. Among war-time shortages are both bleaches and dyes. Hence the new popularity of

m? ' - _ _ lisilol or 1411mm

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Butler in Sandwlcheg

when buttermg bread for sand- wzokies remember that soft butter spreads‘ farther than hard butter. By acldzng milk it c1111 be made to splcad even farther. -Crerm a pound of butter thoroughly, adding gradually. When the mixture is of the conslslcncy of whlpplng cream it fine for spreading. Use s saptuls. or “ride bladed knife for quick spLeadIng and spread slices thinly,

._.The model aeroplane hobby has done much to make the boys of Canada and the United States aero. plane conscious and a $2,500,000 industry 1111s grown up as a result. But now a shortage of shipping bringing in balsa wood for anything but war purposes threatens the nmdel aeropane hobby with ex- tmctlon-Sault Ste. Marie Star.

WARM FABRIC. GAY COLOR, IN FASHION

NEW YORK-Fashions this win- ter will stress the importance of two Wﬂri mc trends—wa1mer fabrics. defying a fuel shorta c, mu m1. ‘1ant1hues,a.n invitat on to high

10TH. G.

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- Stranger lln l . Shady Gulch

I lay Denver Bsrdwcll

CHAPTER XIX

Jumped t0 grab hold of the

Radkin scaffold planking above him.

He pulled himself up and lay flat-but

not s second ‘s new out of the window below.

W0 500D.

which he was lying.

Fmauy, Lally drew his head back

in and banked down hi8 window. . i 1 .

dow and climbed in.

I-le did not stay in his room 1on8- however. He had ﬂnothcr task to at- tend to tonight. He ~c the howl anu. aster making mqutues, located the home of the deputy land-office commissioner who was 1n charlie of the large territorial d1str1c1, mclud-

lng Thumb Creek Valley.

The commissioner was none too hospitable when he flnallv culnsemw

the door in response to Radkm peated knocks.

“Are you Ivir. John Bascom. the land commissioner for this district?"

Radkm asked.

"Of course." came the inltﬂllle answcr. "Whnt do you want at this

ungodly hour?” “I'm sorry Bascom," said Bodkin, "but by ncss is urgent. Gan I come 1n for a few minutes?” Bascoxn scowled, but ushered him

“If the head land office for i111! territory." Radkixl began coolly. “found out that you have upllfvvﬂd patents on a lot of homesteads thﬂt never had fulﬁlled the law 011 1m- provements. what would 1101mm’ M1‘. Bascom?"

Bascom brlstled. 5'0“ come here. cowboy, to cross-ex- amine me or to ask my 0mm“ help 1n somet-hinﬁ "

"I guess I've come to 26$ '01" help for both y011 and mi‘. M l" Commissioner. Arc you anclvse friend of Mr. Thomas Lolly?

":1o-but I'm no enomv of his. either. Lallyks a, powerful man. He might some dnv hi1"! Smng!» m‘ my 10b, enough to klCk me out, 0!‘ keep me in." h-élaut hcls not your boss vet. 18 e ..

“Have

1111's filly/Ill" 11's foo '

and shoulders cams l-le peer- ed long and carefully a1 the shad- owy frameworlcot the scanuld. but Radkm was hidden by the blanks on

n drew s deep breath of xcllef, and rose. Now on a level with the fourth floor. he made his way along the scaffold to his own win-

tO 1st b MI. d u!‘ youbusi-

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"Not by a jugiull"

“Good. How about the unlawful way he had stools among his cowboy bunch ﬁlo on twen 514W" half sections of homcstcaos and tree claims out in Thumb CTQPR valley. never ﬁnishing up the im- provements. and then selllnil W Lallv as soon as they got their dccds b yswearing lies? Didn't you look‘ over those so-cnlled ‘lznpfm/GMEIIQS before you recommended atents? '

"Nn. I didn't. They dont give me any help injhlsjtllslllctgahd I csn‘t

Q Everybody votes “AYE” for delicious Jell-O

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just add milk to tho

PU DDINGS

£0 over wary foot of home stended ground 1n a thousand s uure miles All I can do 1s put. the omestead- ﬁrs under oath that what they claim is true. What are vou driving at?"

RﬂdlKl-Xl explained the false wells and uther 111111c11ti011s of fraudulent cntlalcs on the Thumb Crack Imme- 510:1 s.

Before he left Bascomt; house, half an hour later the commission- er . was in zawhollvgllilcteutgm

(Continued on page 3)

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For this reason it warrants an lm

diet, especially in wartime.

Owing to rationing and Government orders,

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