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they look with pity. not envy, upon their sisters who are tied down with children, and who have to ask their husbands’ permission to go to the movies, or buy a new hat.

Many girls are scared oft from matrimony by the failure that their parents have made oi it. They have grown up in homes of strife. watching their fathers and mothers fight like cats and dogs, and what they are looking for in life is peace, not husbands.

Many women are old maids because their parents kept them from marrying l-he men they loved. Maybe the boy friend came from the_ wrong side of the tracks. Maybe he lacked social graces and was dumb in a crowd. Maybe he didn't know how to pick out his clothes. Maybe Mother had ambitions for Mary and was sure she would be much hap- pier married io a rich old banker than to a poor young clerk, so she broke up the match, and Mary never married because to her it was one dream to a lifetime.

Thousands of girls are old maids because they were sacrificed on the family altar. From the schoolroom they went info the workroom] and they never had a chance even to think of luve and marriage be- cause they had to support Mother and Father and a horde of little brothers and sisters.

Many women never marry because they never have a chance to meet eligible men. They live in small villages from which all of we men have fled. Others do not marrydbecause the men they want u

" not want them. And still others are spinsters because Mr. Right didn't

come down their alley.

So this is the why of the old maid. and if many of them regret that they haven't husband-l. the other hai! thank hswen they are freeandthatiaaanearasweevereomaiobeingsa/tisfied withany condition in life. f, » '

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5T. PITIII BAY PASTORAL CIIAIGE. - The United Church o! Canada. Services November 18th. St. Peter's Bay 11_A. M. Greenwich 3 P. M. Marie 1.30 P. M. Honor _Rolls will be unveiled. Rev. D. Wal- lace MacPherson. B- A» 15in!!!“-

IINI WOOD DISPLAY-An in- te eoiiiciiln of ‘diﬂereglt types wood co eofed rem parts oi the world is on display in the manual traininc rooms Queen Square School. col- lection contains over 160 d erent types ranging in color-mom white- The rooms are under _ Barlow ted

BOMB FRO! OVIIDSEAI— Nut-aim Sister Marwaret Wooinar. Royal Canadian Navy. is spending a. pleasant leave at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Woolner, North Rustlco, N/S Woolner who has recently returned from overseas duty, was welcomed at Halifax by her mother. who visited Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Woolner nrior to their departure for Rochester. Minn. where Dr. Wool- ner has accented a Fleliowshiu at the Mayo Clinic. Nursing Sister Woolner leaves the latter pert of the month ior Vancouver. 3.0.

FINE BOOK DISPLAY—ThiI bedngl National Book Week, the Public Library is featuring an at- ' tractive display of books ior chil- dren of all ages. The books are

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educational as well as recreational. Many oi’ them deal with history, geography, nature studies, etc, and

are written and designed to su Tmmb" “n plement work in the schools, lOt - itueadlgwor gouﬂm "m! Mn’:

ers are {new llidild fasclnatinig tedit- out ons o e o nursery an alry- “Jmm tale favorites. Barents as well as ﬁedﬁgcktlule‘ WE. m" u" m 13* children are showing a keen inter- d w" h.“ chm ma est in the display, over which is u appropriatel featured the flags of

all the Unied Nations. gun uorvra AND—_SCHO0L onus, mluededmn “d m‘ was organized in Canoe Cove. . 22. The folfowina officers were an- bay; t Hector M

of respect for the dear boy.

. enzae. Laura MaoNevin. Treasurer. . Dan MaoLea-n. Social Commi . Mrs. Beecher Hickox, Mrs. George J Darrach. Mrs. J. MacNevin. A very _ ‘n; masquerade dance was heidlnumlmlLFir-stpriaewas m s 1l‘“e%ﬁ “W” m“ ~- . on am .woreure-.rromeswiahing beet sented a bride and mom oi 1910. of luck on the rest o! their‘ Jour- ney through life.

second prim went to Laura Mac~ Iglavln and Ivan Mrirélzéaugall, as __i rd and Rroom of . nd the ROD!) MaeWILLIAMQ third prize to Miss Mar; Mac; quiet hum; “Mm $322M his. ‘$9.. ..°*?.i“”.i“‘... “WY- °°°' i‘ w m Canada. The door urizelwas won by Mrs. David Inman. and was drawn bv Miss Elsie Hickok. Mi‘. LE. MacKinnon acted as chalr- Mm man_for the evening. The judges Roda o‘ §§5°,q,’,‘§§§- Egg?“ Mwmnud was attractively dressed in a street _'__ lﬁngth wool dressdotmqkueena blléld. VALLEYFlEI-D woman-s Mrs- ‘i’ °°""° w" P '°°°' ' gloyAgy gocmrry _ The rem, her only ornament Wll a striia of

1 Aux“; “n . mm pearls, gift of the groom. a’ a“ ¥§§ “£5.33. M“ attendant Wag Miss Shirley John-

estd d m, h t t}, ston who wore a. turquoise wool orchid nerigliz c dress with comes o! red MM- and mt-tptum, Attending groom wee his m4 1%. {Hausa m, Oon Murphy. Ibllow- ng e ceremony wedding au to.the imploding

Sterling. meeting. o! hymns. prayer forever of Thanksgiving

ihe study programme items on r was served

Africa were read bv members. amily and intimate friends of the “Currie of Chissam " read by contracting parity. The dining Mrs. S. MacLeod; “Look At room was nicely ecorated for the Africa. read by W occasion with whi and pink

atheson. Mrs. sterling 3mm mg wgddjng bgﬂg, charge of refreshments were Donald MacFadyen and Mrs. Prie-

cilla MacFadyen while those serv-

Business consisted of minutes. roll call. offering. re-

edm endeuntﬂotilsebride.

ports oi committees and discus- sion. Supuly secretary reported sending of bale as usual to Lab- rador. This year it contained afghan. auilt and smaller articles. The second hand clothing had been sent with boxes from the church to the National Relief for Europe. Meetink closed with hymn and benediction. The C. G. . T. met on Thursday, evening at

in; were Mrs. Iona Macheod, Mrs. Iceman Maowilliams.

under the leadership of Miss Irene Bruce. The Nov. 8th C. G. I. T. meeting was held at the home of Mrs. W. A. Bruce. Next week the girls are to meet at the home 0i Mrs. Whit! MacLeod.

WELCOMED HOME - On Mar‘ div Wﬂiinﬂ November 5th. heist‘ . bors and friends from Rustico an ----- surrounding districts gathered r the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stev art Parkman. Rustico. to do honor to four boys from this district who have returned from

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