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.Woman% Realm -.~~ Social and “Personal -:- Fashions -:- Literature

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is the price at which

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tall her husband. Why, for instance, should a man Five pounds goosebemes, huped

/( lied Label) . . Former prices 38c. and 75c. ivlzo l5 overburdczieci with business cares and anxieties ll * v >_-= ' _ . I and Washed‘ 4 pounds “gm brown wd upon him all of his wife's domestic worries? No reason j . Sugar, 2 cups cider vinegar, 1 ma- at ail. He can't prevent the cook from giving notice or the chambermaid - lspoon each o; clove, and 3115mm 11,5 ‘ r... . ,- . - l l _ h _" d .. m brcakmg a pct H150 or the baby from bumping its nose or Johnny from ‘ {teaspoons chmamtnt Mix we“ w. much G llllle old DU" W‘ o- : aring his trousers. Yet there are thousands of women who feel that it is; gather, “m; to a bop 510w1y, mg , ' z" ncred obligation upon them to tell their husbands everything that has, 51mm“ m, two hours, the“ “my; u|cKER_be¢qU5e Q|d Dukh remqvg; r~vne wrong lll the household during the day. And there are thousands of, pom. “m, small‘ sterinzed l“; am; _ . . . men who dread to come home of an evening because they will have to listen ‘ Se“ in“; l, denclou, w-"h mm ma“; 3" dlrl: Qrelne and gﬂme v/"th a quick‘ ‘ to the Iliad of their wives’ troubles. ' \with ChfQnlc indigestion. they had or fowl. clean, smooth sweep. Old Dutch will help you .5162; tgléellgoxigcllirsgekmgglvtg 2g; make short order Of the dlfll- may “man “ho has been married long. enough to cut h“ wisdomlat everything I ate; my nerves went _ yteeth has found out that there are certain subJects that have the effect upon .5“ w pieces. and rd get up mom, cull cleaning task. hcr husband that a red rag does upon a bull. It may be religion or politics ‘h1g5 {mung perfecny wmtchggy or the length of skirts or the bobbing of hair or the use of lipstick. Often it "The results I received from Sar- is her lam 1y. Nearly always it ls when she quotes mother.

Eﬁquette

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Q. What is a favorite combination for the informal wedding bouquet?

A. Sweet Deas and roses.

Q. Is there any difference in

u Dorothy Dix Letter Box‘ lOlcl Dutch Cleanser

l . . . . . ' ll)’ lhQ ;§blhty l0 K601) a Sécrct 1S Esselltlﬂl f0 ltvhat Sargon has don." f0: me. I‘d bc- l a lwlillllly l\larriag‘e—l’athetic Wife 0f Fault- '°°‘“° 5° “'°““ ‘m’ “a” "m" “rm”

p finding Husband — _Mystery Without the pronuncmm o, ,,mu,, (mw l i1 SOIIItIOII culinei and "fiancee" (feminine)? l _ A. No. l Dear Bliss Dix~should a wife have any secrets from her husband? v Q. Is it good form to send a per- gShcrxlal .~l . ill him everything or keep things that are strictly her own gson an invitation to tea or luncheon Hun-ate affairs to herself? EDITH 0. y - before a first call has been made? l _ . r _ , A. No. l ' Answer. Of course, a wife has a right to her own secrets, Just as a husband has a right to his. The old charge that women talk too much goes double for the home. Half of the trouble they get themselves into with their nusbands is because they blob things they should have kept to themselves and it brings on an argument that mds in rccriminatlon and tears.

'I'l~lcrc are plenty of things that a woman shouldn't

does all your cleaning

B. E. Q.

ETTER“'becquse Old Duich doesn't

scroich; contains no grit; protects smooth

and beautiful z-xfcces. Better because Old

Dutch cleans hygienlcolly; lakes the invisible

. impurities with the visible dirt, assuring Health- ful Cleanliness-

As|ER'*becouse of the unequalled eff‘-

clency of Old Dutch, your cleaning is done with less time and effort; if is surprising how

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For 17:2 Cook

GOOSEBERRY CATSUP

Uncooked

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MISS JENNIE LIND

_ An East; Recipe.

Y3 Eggs I Tsph Sol?

A Morning Smile

The new hardware clerk prided himself on always having a snappy comeback. i

"Do you keep refrigerators?" the timid looking woman inquired

gon were almost unbelievable! I be- [gan to eat anything I wanted with-

Alwoys keep o con of Olil Dutch handy in the kitchen, bathroom and laundry-this will save you time and many

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|out a particle of indigestion; my Herc L; another place where women talk too much when they do notmerves grew stronger‘. I Commenced mazntain a mcwtcrly silence on these topics. Because you do not insist upon to enjoy sound sleep again and by

making your opinions n casus belll does not mean that you give them up. Elie time I 1111151185 i011!‘ bOWBE- I'd F“ ‘mm n" gained back five pounds of lost

weight.

steps and is more economical. _

MADE IN CANADA

I The only women in the world who do what they want to do are those who never discuss their plans beforehand.

Most husbands don't really care what their wives do, within reason, but when they are consulted beforehand they feel that they have to object In order to show their authority. But if wile Just goes along and does it with-

“Sargon Pills keep the system reg- ulated perfectly in a natural way. I wish I could send this message of cheer about Sargon to everyone seek- ing good healthJL-Mlss Jennie Lind. 89 Brookland St, Sydney, N. S.

Sargon may be obtained in Char- lottetown from the Hughes Drug Co.,

quietly. ~ "No," he snapped, "we sell them."

"MYWBY." she said. as she strolled toward the door. "you'll keep the one you were going to sell mo. Good morning."

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II Cup Vinegar 'l lion Eagle Brand Milli

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Bun vigorously all ingredients except vinegar, for a few min- utes. Add vinegar, stir well and set aside for a few hours to thicken. This dressingwill keep for weeks.

Clip andtry this simple reclpo . - . you will ﬁnd it dcliclouc.

‘EAGLE BRAND

ilvﬁgéfvﬁﬁﬁ MILK

THE BORDEN $0., LIMITED, 140 St. Paul W" Mmh-ul F“. ‘ Sand mo Inc rouipo book "Now Maﬁa in H10 Kitchen"

,out debating the subject they think it is all right. And. anyhow, after a Ltd.

up l5 done. its done and there isn"t any use in rbising a row about it.

FRIQHTFULLY UNCLEAN i-SLIMY WITH FILTH AND ,,.,. POLLUTION .. REEKING WITH rout DISEASE cams l ROACH

THE FEARFUI. is?

FLY

The old proverb which says that silence is gold and speech is silver is never so vividly illustrated as in matrimony, where silence buys peace and. speech is only too often the price of a fight, so if you wont to be happy though married, learn how to hold your tongue. DOROTHY DIX.

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Women talk too much when they tell their husbands about the mistakes they make. Virtually every man takes his wife at her own valuation, and J if she is always telling him what a poor manager she is and how she doesn't yreem able to get as much out of her allowance as Mrs. Smith does, andlof how size let the butcher short-change her, and of how she wishes she could cook like Mrs. Simpkins. pretty soon he begins to think that he has a pretty poor makeshift of a wife who isxrt any account and who wastes his money.

Dear Miss Dix-—I have been“ married tivo years and have two babies. My husband has a terrible temper. I do everything I can to please him, but he ﬁnds fault with everything I do. It seems to me that he only comes home to see what else he can quarrel about. I

I don't want my home broken up. I love my babies and my husband. I have no money and no place to go, but I can't. stand this any longer. What shall I do? ALWAYS CRYING.

MOTH ROACH FLEA BED BUG LOUSE MOSQUITO __:"’;/n=v=isp~i at

FLY-TOX

of Industrial Re- KILLS THEM ALL

orxrrlu by Rex _ y Research Fzliow- -. p. Kilfthc loathsome Cockroach. Avoid the contamina- hon, the sickening odor and dangerous infection. Us: fragrant FLY-TOX. Shoot this clean, pure spray deeply into cracks and crevices. Thcrc i: only one genuine o FLY-TOX. Every bottle guarantccd. Refuse substjtutcs

nvrnx i. mnvullnnured 1., cama- lit; yo" Co. 1 imnvd, n.z¢i§~...,0m,

But if she is nlivays telling tini what a grand bargain she made at a‘ mcrkcrl-down sale and how she traded off the ragbag for a new tin sauce- pan and brags to him about how competent she is, she “sells" herself to him as a blue-ribbon prize winner and he boasts of her among his friends. 1 Answer:

Poor. sick, worn out, overworked mother with too many babies and a fault finding husband. I could cry with you to think how sad and how hopeless is your lot, for what can you do but endure it?

Also, it is the woman who talks too much who puts her husband wlse' to lhe Incl. that sire is getting old or [at and ﬁrst suggests to him that she lcould lose llllll. The chances are that he hadn't noticed it and was still . seeing hcr m; she looked the day he married her.

Nun:

“in-c 1.". the woman who chucks her biscuits that turn out. heavy into .1110 garbage can and puts the lid down on them, who sticks hér bad bar- gains into the back of the clots-t and says nothing about them and who lets

Abgolutely Harmless to Peonle and [Animals her husband (Lscover her ﬁrst gray hair for himself. ‘ =;—'————--~--- -—~-- ' -- -~ - - - - - '"" itoo, have spies on the coast. One of

Valuable Property Teacher “Skinny” The Wife" “PM”

‘now-if he has not been killed, He l; I , o / will bring your complete history. You FOR SALE , llervous, Gains Pep l -51.... u oman Continued

If you had money you could take your children and go away from your ‘ fault-ﬁnding and abusive husband. If you had parcgts to whose home you v, could ﬂee as to a city of refuge, you might be free from him, but you have

‘neither. Bitter as your fate is now, it would be more bitter if you were Continued on page 7

B118 mouth 0f the hitssissippi, here me ed.

and 100k for that. man. I shall be Owing to the disturbing revelations pleased to have you dine with me in his exceiiency had made about Do- the cool of the evening. I mus: leave unoan the Flox I could not give the W" "OW and awimze for the imml- lgirl much of my thoughts. The exi- Era-nts to start on their journeys, gsfence of my own affair demanded my

Puauc__uonc£ Augtign 351g

Public notice is hereby given that l Hm instructed lo sell l-ll the lur- Natlonai Candy Limited has Implied nllure in 238 Kent Street on to the City Coincﬂ 0g ‘h, Cm, o; August 29th commenoin, at 1-30 ll

are what you claim to be. or an enemy of France. I must know the truth.“ "I thank your excellency, 1 only

most careful attention, so as the

T offer for prhwtlc "o?" 1'2." lllfiﬂ of {he late R. Prrrv Alizlrli, T-ll. llcr- biz-rt, l‘; miiv. irﬂm (lmrliwlletnivn.

consisting oi’ 2!"! not". of choice land , f‘

ln a high Flillr‘ oi‘ i-nifvriiinn. Gnoz! dwelling home ‘mil rut liuiklngs, with water sit-fem barns. Tm". ranch in rrznnrelion. also extra houw- fir form hrlp.

Properly is nmr i" l-fllﬁﬁl, church-

iu hilusc and.

lbs. in 3 Weeks

ilPTLH-I. l‘. Q.~"Wns ner- ISVNl, s1 skinny, was em- say-s Alix. Alphonsiizir tcrichci" ‘Tried Ironized Yew. t. Claincd i4 I'm. in 3 weeks. Now jhculiliy and happyl." Tour-hers. la‘.vy‘"'= lllﬁlllfh», mixiiwir... ill write of gains ‘n: F, ,9 1'. lbs. in 3 wreks with new f ' ed Yeast. Biemished skin clears.

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dmtors, nurses.

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good (Jed lmov-s I rziivajr: urged tin; coloniﬂr‘

"also families. Mv ‘Mother

prcphe ~i=d

lCli your; if we

hope your man is painstaking and

honest.“ have

"I am under arrest?"

"He is what he is, but he will bring 3 scni an honest talk to me. He is very xvisc. [nvm- who would work the soil and You must stay here uzﬂii he returns" ibervillc that ll}? English would "No, no. Simply my guest until I; ‘F-"lllfiil the wlxoic ccntlneiwt within‘ can give you a clean bill. Damoan v6.11 l ‘ French d d not take be must careful to get the facts right.“ l

B11591" Ship 1'5 clue to arrive any time.“ governor strode away to the fort I

I was thinking of the girl in black, wandered toward the shore to concen- aﬂfPﬂ-Qkbdl irate on my predicament, Damoan

"What of Mademoiselle Dahls- was deep in my confidence, It was Igaarde? Does she return to France on imperative that my Canadian data llihe Maire. or must she wait until should be delivered. and his trip up you verify her story?"

H0 ballcd and stared at me blnnkly. f Continued on page 8

"Her story? Return her to France?

Charlottetown for exemption for ﬁvol years including 1930 from civic tax-l ation on all the assets of such ap- pllcant appertaining to the new in. ﬂustri at the time o! 511011 Eppllc-I atlon intended to be brought into the

Particular nature of the industry re. fcrred to is the factory production, manufacture, packaging

and dlstrlbn

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b. Everything will be sold iunludim dinlnz mm bible, chairs unfolde- board, rattan cosy chair, rugs, ‘slttlni room lounge, ornaments and pictures, kitchen table, chairs. range and dish- es, pans, etc, also three bedroom suites, sewing-machine, refrigerator. clc.

A Star Sedan will also be sold. Thu closed car has been very recent-l!

root up and down the valley. And! There was n. mist before my cyesl you may have rec-i indny what kind“ that was not from the steaming water l What P-rﬂ There was a chili in my heart. ‘Lott even the Louisiana sun could not dis-

pcl. Yet force of habit permitted me ' to wear a mask of indifference. but,’ it was a moment before l dared trust

my voice, Then I said: my the

“I am glad DBmOIiH l5 the man to ‘tut look me up. He viii make :10 mis-l He smned slightly’ and coolly Bd_ take. He will not hold back rm- ICBI‘ lvlsed: °f dismfwrl" alld the“ “me be" and, "Seek some deep shade, znonsieur. i report’ ‘has to your I The sun has made you believe Ln fairy

[W95- The Yvung women made no claim OH my indulgence. She said nothing w me about being taken in a raid. It is too much to expect to find a virtuous woman among those frail ones, but, she ls ycung and has much room to mend hen morals we: here; so I shall see her married to one of Monsieur du Pratrs men and sent ‘to a cabin near the Natchez"

I was astounded. The girl had rep- resented herself to me as the victim ‘of an indiscriminate raid 1 thought "Of her soil: hands. I though of the m!‘ ‘ corn rations, which the Candian French would eat but which the lower Mississippi French refused, except as a famine diet. I was as-

Gcd’s mercy but we've already re-

turned two thousand out of the seven ' . |

thousand sent over by the company! A ' ' "

It would require a most excellent story

to get modemoiselle back to France." av and Justice demand she was illegally seized

police in their raid," I persis-

"011 0f and ' _ Charlottetown, August 11th, 1930.

NATIONAL CANDY LIMITED. Applicant.

FOR SALE

3 Pairs Dark Nova Scotia Mink ALSO

2 Pairs Red Foxes

ROBERT WILLIAMS BOX 204 PICTOU, N. SJ

" constipation, indigestion go

r9 and raJrnad xlnfl . ~; amply l0 New m“ ﬁr“ day, .

For further i-"ri 3mg‘ H‘ ' “ V‘; {Iiggnt *1 . . Ycrist is two great tonic’. Inf colonists lllPy send m. . - . . . . ‘ ' ' i '. one. Weiuht-louildmg brewers Wm" phmS-g-i lYﬂﬂil. plus sirczmihcninu. blood-cn- our “unmsﬁllg rm.‘ mm“:

iichin: iron Many times more ef-l p . , _ [fume lhﬁn unmcdicated yeast. Rc- ill“? 1'0 “tvd qllmhon‘ 5M Sfmbmt he suits in half the time. {had born laying m‘ \"--'Y‘~“““l‘ m? ma

- . , Professronai Carols 171p‘; he “si-zinny," weak, ncrvour. I ymvncd slccpily‘ and said: “I have

l ‘ lln dnmzcr of :oriour. illr. Take these ‘none By and by back w Canada“ Per. tnblrts. No yeastv r '

_ < lpicnsrnt liizie . , - » t 1 we t m, on,‘ ‘he A U D 1T 9 R 5 .54.2r:-:1:::r=t2.:;::.:..1;;:;:‘.I;‘:1.;".:.*.:.:. i ‘ QUICK a ., l l . ' ‘ Accounts Audited. Income Tax I n ., t f "You dare not g0 back to the E112- Reiurns Prepared. l mane" "n" Yeas ram

_ ‘pr-jg; _= Foo groan tomorrow. llisli colonies?“ i A. l2. MilCNélll (s? . ‘ I izuizhcci grimly. l "I rejoice you accept it so amlnblY- 1 I'll (lmltna Flirert I

“Vjygfniq m- Qu-Qtnn would glvc It encourages me. You 1r". free to mpny pQulldg m get me there.“ wander about."

which was true in a fashion, for; With a laugh I accepted the situa- my budget of news was cnslly worth Lion and humorously remarked. p, ggQd prim) now that the English. "It your excellency had not 311K653‘ were awakening to the fact that thome on bounds I would have been con- ’ lFrc-nch were Uriel; among the Aloha-g tent to idle away a month here. Now , 11 om itching to go somewhere else."

Bienvillc rose and brushed the‘ "ﬁrst would be unwise-most un- ricczlleg from his coat and said: healthy, monsieur. Th: climate is bad-

"You are English, monsicilr. I hav-f for those who exert themselves. If a mad.» m,» decision, The English have‘ man should lose himself r slmilll’ call.

their Fpvs up and down the river: liand the natives, from the Illinois to

completely overhauled, also hm; not been run since.

C"! Ind not then in existence. The}

J. A. MMDONALD Auoﬂvnee! 8012-31

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MERS

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-., .Wcak After = (Jperation

"l was vc weak 3 f

era tion. MK...“ we‘: 33m l would sit down and cry and my husband would not go out and lcavc me alone. Now rny nerves are much better, thanks

lrlet that was left

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BARRSTER. SOLICITOR, ETC‘- MONEY f0 LOAN Cameron Block, Charlottetown ELI.

McLeo S; llcntley J. A. hl-‘NTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, IL U Barrister and Attorney-shun Office: I50 Hammond Street MONEY 1'0 LOAN ’ Charlottetown, l’. B. i. --—-_

slur YOUR TURNIPS "m"

YOU MORE MONEY.

l r wiu. iasn arr ﬁst-m n1r..- .1. A. FARQUIIARSOX 1G9 Prince Street Charlottetown ems-m

You'll thrill u never befam at the breath" ukin buuilu of this "other world. " 73 b m-full dnya. with le by Vlllll all

at Isnlcazlinn- Egypuraud o for mall-fl?“

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have taken cigh: bonlu. My Rom", m’

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McDonald s. lllcPhee u. A.

l. A. MCDONALD. H. l’. NlrPHlib IABRNTERS. ATIUNNEYS. [Tb NONE! TO LUAN

FOR SALE

57 acres of the ﬁnest land, new. barn. other bullifngs out of repair. Will sell with or without crop,

Preparation

Onrlelu-n Bolp-fsugrnnund pure. to clan-o Ind pnrify,_ Unclear. Ointment-antiseptic and healing, to remove plmplﬂ- "Ill" Ind 5m?‘ lions which mu- lho beauty ofihc akin.

friends tell me l look ﬁne. My sister has taken this modlcing too. '—Mrs. ‘Annie Walmn, 67 Smﬂlﬂ $1. Kingston, Ontario.

"Lydia E. Pmkhanfs

tounded, I say, and yet why should 1 expect one of her caste lo tell the truth‘) Nevertheless, there was some- thing infinitely pathetic in picturing one so young and so unused to the wxidemess being held a prisoner in the forest cabin of a Dumouy. He:

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511v my from N». Yon. Doc. 2 mu u» MIG? luau’? ,_ Y:

tnvclim h E u l» villi.‘ :°=.oo”6".$f‘.° from your own ngeni. or

Australia‘: world cruise _, , crlptivo folders, complete moi

cs0. s. 1mm, out rm. Agent, a Canadian Paciﬁc Railway 4o King st. hint John. 1“-

md ﬁnally Cllclelnfn Tnlenn-no smooth us] pun. c9 mom I rknﬂlc Inga-Inca lo the shn.

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l ~ ‘stock and implements.

Stevzalrtlrzétan-i-ljigzther m?“ "' m’ '1. w. Lowrulca mvnrnn FARM. , lllllsnns. souurons. n1. n. n. 1 Fountain no. . - I Gnu 0mg!» llreol Gllltl Jet. ,

. m wan ﬂu.- ma-s-ai-ai. f“- ._....

frailty was the fault of her environ-

ment. But a lonely Mississippi cabin

was a terrible price for her to pay ~, . , ,,_, f‘ union the man were llmﬂﬂlr . -

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