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DECEMBER 12, 193;' f,~1_»\.'_;'
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§‘P'_'5_.,'__,`__ ‘A The sympathy of many friends
"f>_-_ifl 2 social and business life Mr, Weeks
boro. Mass.
don.
‘home in Calgary.
.\ll'. ('-ny--Yoll
Hangs
,_
Notwvhat we give, but what we
t Viscount and Vlscollxitess Byng of
Vimy, and _\li's. Eva Sandford. sail- gh
eil for Jlimalca, B. W. 1.. on Nov- 8
i-lnlu-r 128. 'l`he_\' v.ill be .lbsclit from ma
.'r`.n;Znnll until May. and will return an
ll‘me 'lin Callfonlia and Canada.
I* The Canadian Minister and Mrs. _
_*_ D. Hlrrrlllgn werl- at home in the ‘fd
~`_>:f»atl di';\\\'in=»rooln of the Lega- °`
fiiln on .\'l.\.ssaclillsetts .~\\~:xiue,’°Tly
\\'.l.~liing:ou last Friday afternoon _Ra
5(-o:'e.s ii-I oiiiciiis. ilipiomzits and;
_-llallrrs ol the social i.fr- of \Vu.sh-ibm
:~ ~in.s on :1 rain_v ziilliirnllal day.
ll\l:'.~_ Hcrridiae wore .1 gown of Mina
lliqiit blue georgette with beaded new?
:~if‘e\‘es_ Among those who cnlled
~ 'were the South African i\i'.ni.st,er_ Lipstick handkerchicfs are lin late
and Mrs. Loilw, Admiral Mark _ifavor
/_Ti:~;.<€nl and Mrs. Bristol, Lady
Fi iid.sa'.', Mrs. Henry L_ Stimsorl.
Zlf=:1zi:l Antiinc-tta de Martino and
suv. Frank are leaving this morn~
_i:._; ‘-'» .'-_uci:<l Cllrlstlnus with Mr.
:.1 .i _.Ir.s_ R. N. 'I`ii_vlflr Wcstmount,
can
Mrs. J. P. Gordon was hostess
rr; two cie`_l;htful Bridge parties thisi
urek entertaining for her friends
rin Tllursday and Friday filter-
i__;_*;._ _R 1- if” moans.
,¢,'i*.». l ooo
,11,_°_."._"-_'~,if__»,‘,_,.,~_, null be kindly remembered.
 _ _ _
Mrs. H. V. Buntain left Thurs- _
:luv morning to spend the Christ-
mas season with relatives in Attle-
Thc Right Hon. R. B. Bennett,
IP. C., `K_ C.. is returning from a
r-liort. trip to England, a passenger
rn the Duchess of Richmond, which
:is clue in Saint John, N. B. today.
,The Priinc Minister has been oc-
cllpying his usual suite nt the May
ll-`uir Hotel during his stay in Lon-
I O 3
I Regretful Iarewells were said
1.11,., \vrwk to .\ii'.s', A. A. Pomeroy
mul lui- mother. Mrs. Gregor who
lr-ft yesterday to make their future
--- 
~ MornfngSmil¢
l"."iit_v Shop Girl-Could I inter-
(~.v you in a bathing costume, sir?
baby, but my wife is over there at
¢he glove counter.
5 When YourCough
For cnuglis due to colds, the bf-lit ten
` rmlivdy Illut money enulrl buy can easily ret
lie mlxi-_il nt lioinc. lt srl\'es money and
;_.-:\-»-- _v¢»_ii_llil~ most reliublv, :rule ~act- Ch
_ in; mi-ilu ilu- you 1-ver used. lie way ents
- i_l into-s hold ol' stubborn coughs, giving
nliiiirtliiite relief, is nstoniahing. ern
j _ .\ny druglzist_cun supply yuu with B
- .l‘,-; ounces of Pinex. Pour this into I.
` 3'* UZ- huttlfu und illl up with plain WW
fi-iinulatcil sugar syrup or strained
rum-y. Ita no trou ie at all to mix
:ind when you once use it. you will
an-rl-r be without it. Keeps rfcctly 3,
mul mates good-children rcnilw like lt.
it is surprising how uicaly thin DY
].»<~_<r-in the germ-laden glrlegm, and th
swirl"-ri tin- intiamod membranes. At
ilu- ..<ii|ii:~ lime. part of the medicine by
a~ :llisorbcd into the blood. where it tm
:ii-is ilircctly on the bronchial tubes,
mul in-lpa the system throw 0! the Pl'
uvliulc trouble. Even those severe cr
1'-illglis \\‘llii‘ll follow Cold €pldE|Illcl,
ure _priiiiiptly emit-vi, in
l'inl~,x i~r_n liiuhlv concentrated com- ad
I"-limi of _\.orwny Pirie. containlna the
lleilve ii|:l'lit nl cronsott' lll I Ie lied, llg
]wiln_|irIill- _fi»rm. Nothing known in lc
~.-|ll|~in1~ i~i more helpful ln cases of r
rt-wrt-|~i-rinlis and bronrhial irrltaiions. in
l_\o not accept a substitute for Pinrx.
It is giiarantr-Ml to dv; pump; gellgf
or money refunded. l
aman 3 ea m - - acla gre _   __   __  .___ _ _ _ __
f _ _ _ _ -»  s '---l ' . ~ What the Fa¢l\1°°fw5l¢~¢ are W¢°ff"8',§f'._if,
( n Happenings of the Week k Illustrated Druamaklng Lesson Furnished With ' £
' Every Pattern ; _
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*The Christmas season is kept in- C
In whatso we share with another‘s h
_ _ _ tht; country especially 'lor their
two children. There is little doubt
at the thought of his two grand- fm.
A
T
that they will take up residence ___
ompnnlgd by Mrs. Bryenton who
spent thg summer months visiting
The King has given the `R»oyal P
share- md - g
For the gift withouit the giver is Duke and Duchws of York as 8
bare. 0°
I Who gives himself with his alms
‘ feeds three," °_“
lllmsclf. his hungeriiig neighbor. tm
Mo." be
untry home. It is understood __
fly in the New Year. For some
ie the Duke and Duchess have
en anxious to obtain fr house in __
ughters prompted the King W
ke the gift for thc gardens ale pl
ideal playground for Chlldlfll
.same distance from Fort Bel-
ere, Virginia Water, the Prince
Wales’ country hoinr. WHS f°l`l“'
bel
"' _ . is v
.Z ‘ _ 1 » l-rl.e\'\= the oruati.-._v carved pan-
e-I_nu_s of flu- dining-rcxim, Masses ton
, r.: n;'iJll;»,e and _\\‘1Lu\-,' t-lu1\'sal1tile- W
'iiiiliiis bplalile-ill-cl the drawing- welcome guest this w£.{.k Mm it ivns iio`_.sl_l§£iJ_.<i-tl l_li.=;_roust_itiltIi§_n _ho SOup_____nd __ big hunk of bread _h_____l___g absorbed in their cradle! the ideals of hlrellngs.
Si) i‘ ‘ ` Y y \'!'il 'Cl1C(. IS . '
__ _________ as __ g________ ____O____ to his to dlp in it. And, on that, the boys _ _ your Chute” wha
the
used
’ after
MacKinnon and
week
has
will
time.
her
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an
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your
a dei
day.
week
in N
was
cess
They were ac-
Miss
et-rtairlly could,
er,
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On, Mix ‘°’
They
“h"f°“~ They ‘I0 aw”-V “lf” U” “ kmdll' ““" m""‘“-" ‘"'“"°”"“’“' t-rumor met-ri lint-on or butter ook- that the shy child is taught courage or mr o morbid inferiority complex
H Commumcant member nf the <‘<l in  liven nrikes 1 dish tlmi: is fixed on it. It is then that the slow-wltted chlld is encouraged and h€lP"
kerchiefs. PfC"b~"if`l`li“: (_7l‘;l""h “L _WCM Cot” easy to D1-cniire and pleases thc cd to develop itself or else turned into a. hopeless dunafd- It is me" that
and mei 0 th<_ United Cliiliclx _ _ ,_ _ __ _ _ he _i ht restless child has its energies tumgd into the right 611811118 ~
unsightly red stains on white hand- and
many
D
Mr.
obert, are arriving in the city this
enough so that they almost touch _
The ladies of Zion Church held H
ticipated with pleasure.
O I U G
Another social gatherirfg of the D ti
Miss Marion Campbell entertain-
ed al; her home in Summerside in are
honor oi’ Mrs, Eric Woodside, nee
on Wednesday. bm
O U O
Mrs. Thane A. Campbell enter-
. Th
tained on Wednesday evening at a the
charming arranged supper bridge oi' _ha
three tables in honour of her moth- 'mu
Mrs. Melvll-ie Bradshaw. ____
I l 0 n
ilu-ss
partment at 79 Hillsboro Sti'cet`y°u
your dress must match.
obably you will be rigl_;t_ For of
e 78 new colors, just annnuncrrl
I1
eferably with 9. purplish Carle,
“mv champosne tones. sind- ' C
8 into iight mocha, are new, and
ded to them are a lot or new
in belgos and shell urns. and ri  _
lr antique whit., that it <,ri_\t-into \_> ’ '
I U C r f I
called the Kings Cottasc. and
5 muon used by King George IV-
was built. in 1810. added to from
by whom it was almost entirely
unc. °f
Irs. Donald l\l’cLcan oi’ Ciiinp- Bm
lton entertained ag the ten hour
Thui‘sd:i_v in honor of .\'lrs. *lm
isitlng relatives in Campbell- at
o o o rect
-s. W. E. Bentley had as her f'" f*
r, of Muigrave, N. S.. who r0- 
d many pleasant friendships. _
falnl
* ‘ ' Mr. ).l'.lt‘C;llluln \\'i\.s il son of the _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ “ _ _ nit hi anybody ¢0 mv; thgm, and
of scarlet and crimson to match a.‘~'<>»
to shape a. cupid`s bow mouth OUS
the lipstick has been applied, U10
are made in both silk and Ulf
¢ o o f lleiicl
While in thc city for the past. mme'
Miss Anstey of Saint John Miss
ma/de quite a few friends who West
o » » live
friends will regret to hear of Dom
' ` .sllri
* * * l\lrS.
Robert Legate of Philadelphia CS.
Mrs. Legate and little son, N051
_ a
er mother.
I O U
e to time. notably by Qllfm U
__- _ 41. Ki Williilln
- _tiliutoll :ook the opporllllllly ol_,;\d"mdc “ ` of ng
~ _»:forlnally making ¢he.r colliplimr-llts__‘__‘;'
11 was the first “rliplolnuiic Fricl_riy",
ri: the Legation in almosttwo ,\'02t1'S-l
1-`r:d.'i_v Ls the dar in Washingtoni L
:tor cailliig upon members of the
riiiinmatze corps. Mrs. Herridge on
_ rEi->s»- thfr siniplieitv of cnla lilies Tho
‘ ` Literdture;
 W’ A ’ R I '.° S ° I and P' anal -.°e- Fashions -'- '
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comm l Household Dorothy Dlx Letter Box
""’° _ ' Time Savers _ _ `
Q. Arc corsagc bouquets wom at 50L'P RECIPES Sh0u]d M0ther,0f Three Children G0  to
luncheon ln a private home? whim soups are assuming greater Work t0.PleaS€ H61' Husband?-Helplng'
A' N°' but ‘my are 5°m°tim°s and greater importance in the diet -d Make Marriage 3 Succeg§_.
resented to the guests of honor at or om. Canadian people, they have H BPI e “ ,nr
o windsor Groot Park. to the lUf1¢'hwn`s lciwu by Clubs P’ °" been for i'0i11'S our of the Staple what is F001 Age -
g ' anizmions' _ articles of food in the Old World 8 d “_
Q. whole do the brides attend- cui5me_ Alcxnnrlcr Dumas-who Dear Miss Dix-I am a. very competent b\uir;o|s1_tvg»ma_n__ d; ___ nnN°w
nts meet before going to the _ _ 5 n. I also have these love! 0 ° -
____ was almost as fm famed for his peelnlly good aleswoma ___ ‘mm wuhes me to mrs __ competent
‘um ' knowledge of kitchen lore as he was my husband, kIl0Wi!18 mY 3 95 7'
A‘ AL uw home of me bride‘ for his nuvels-in his “Grand Dic-
» » V _ac ~u
Q' Is It pm`m'SSlb!° m use "ned tionnnire dc Cuisine"-a monu- ,1~?\*?`li<i§i§i_i`,r¢&.
'i :er for lctlcr writin 'P _. ~`."`&,.-f“-‘\§~. ~
‘I 5" mental contribution to the arts oi’  ‘__
A' N0' _ cookini: and eating,-attributed the  _
_ silperiorlty of French cooking to the ' __lt_ _ 
"ml ]umh` M by acknowledged? excellence ol their bouillon. Another ___ ~. 
Q. Must an lnvitl~.tlon to an_in-
A' Yes' M "ms" be acknowledged Fri-ixcli \iri'_cr. lf'erdinand Grandi,  ' W Y
Ommly' flevetecl un cniirt- book to sol-ID5.-  _., 6 I miBht eim- what °h°“ld I do?
Q. When .snoulzi d in-in wear .full - _ ,,. "  5'" _
hs lodge. which is about three evening d__csS._, and lusts- s.\en huntlrcd different __ .i , 
_ , , miles from windsor Castle- and
the
lyPCS
' At “ny mum! “mms again Semi hundred soups seem a large _ __-\_§i‘~"'___.,,"‘
order-,» vet it is possible to prepare __ __ _-f.;\» ° _ _med in turning
lm on thc road selling goods. At this time he
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BUSINESS MUTHER.
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Answer:
’°"’_°`”"_`_` seven iiiiirs .=-wen hundred kinds by   `§il“'_"" think that R m°th°" 1’ °“y jus' __
IN M E  6 R 5 comlllnilig inc _inires and navours or her M- to nirelings in cases ot absolute necess y.
time uhen the young fmnlly so f
inurli in url :1 f1ltbcr`s core and pro- _ _ , , _ d who are the backbone of the coun i
ion. Mi: l\fui'Cnllum had been also' as In many “orkmg class achieve things in the world an Oth 'S
1ill:if:lil~ill*.ll i`;il'i1_\'curp:lsi, but _ _ ._ _ _ ' _ , ave co I b their mothers instead 0!
~--- A A _ h . P CC ' hlldfell ind W
_ __ . _ 1 .1 to doin with ilulo c .
sol l mother y_atitli_c_<_2 _i;_r;;r;ot_:e_ra_i;;s____<;1_'_\';_ from mem the most precious thing
d ~' r lem r
“'°“'l° -7“`°‘l“°~"~ 1" he" delightful cDm~Clll ever come to them in lite. No amount of money 01' 55° °l°th°‘
th t \\ id
and quite ruod.~_i~ii _cookery book- oracxpemive toys or even a high-priced and scientiflcallye _1:'ain;ir elgllm
Sad in the cxtl't'xlic was the death
Mr. Hilbert lliill .\liicCnllum, late
proprietor oi' M.u‘C:illllm's Hotel,
cklcy Point, on Nov. G, 1931. His
sol'ro\rinf: wife and nine childrer.
left to mourn tile loss ol n 'kind
mas MCNUM of M_`lpequ_,_ who _hirsbzillri und father. and that too
zi ' '
ilIl\\\. llll‘\(f\ HLGIN “ITH
"Co1letLe`s Boil Recipes," says:
"Ill Frnllce, lnuuy things begin
with soup,-the two chief meals of
every day, for instt1nce,»-in every
lmlnes, wliere lhcre is nothing else
_ _ b_ d chi len ovvr
thc dlllci'<‘lit nl'-1 S. \'Cge <1 Ss an --’”*"`”° t
conrllnimts ‘ C ,ue lots of just as good substitutes that you can get for mos
_ ...nn ' ‘ ‘ “ Tlici' i the
_ 4 thetio mother that can We
Ui:|:lr'r il.-\r_i. .‘»i_ic;'.\Lx.Ulu _ _ ,. _ _ _ . ' , things, but \l°b°<lY has yet devised B syn ‘ ther intuition and
ln of inc real one It takes mother love and mo
attendant can make up to a. child for its having missed 3
its mothers arms and on its mother! UWM-
Tilat ls one advantaE9 that 9°" chudtemhave mm' "ch
er
h me from humble homes They were brought up under m
_ _ lol dmnei .intl supper Lxcept just ingumce and had their ChB`i'i10t€\‘5 Shaped Y r
and Sllls manage to grow up as
Of course, you can get somebody to take Care 0
ly ‘md fmum' strong and active and wiry as you vm be kind to them and take their temperature and see that they NW*
_ please. For there is no mole \alu _ l balanced diet, but YOU W W
“HL MMC“Hum "nd was hom able article of food than well-made ll0vI;-lziwiviiat little children need more than any|ihll\E 91” 1” tm W°r1d'
on hand :uid use it in making cas
with the younger set, Wi:-ps in Bracizlcy Point .sixt_\'-tliree yczirs ' ,, _ h t an be deaf to nl-,ue und blind to m€B¢! _ The SCBUDDGG 5hBW1 0053!' 0'-f “W
For mine 5mm he fmlmod wry iolliihxl-\\'=; Kr-;rp (~.\\n\'|rp v|;(;,E. They need the Mud of love t B C d th t understand all crossed bodice with similar diagonal
autumn leaves, they are tricked succestfully on the homestead, un~ ` "T “SLE __‘0U‘I, T1 _mn 5 tmt a shud is too inafuculah to exp;-an scalloped skirt l110V¢l¥l¢¥\¢. Will !11lk¢
in the belt, cuff or hand brig and til he built the large and comlno:il~ I _ `. , _ Ie g A
nu that can kiss o place and makff it Well *Y* ° °°“
]\mcCam;m Summer 'Hom at sorole dishes A can of the Soup And whCl1 YOUI' Children are “me "7 is then that they need you must'
 Oilffncklfy Bay "nd_ “mg mixed with one of lima beans, baked because it is then. when they are Plastic clay in any hands. that they ar;
UI 1 0 0 B Bch HC “M O beans, or sweet corn, with cracker molded into the kind oi’ men and women theY 5” 801!!! W b°- It is the
. _ _. _ . _ t b .
O" SPM' 3' 1918' he m“"'i“d [mm MIS G Hqmlmm It ls thin that children have grounded into them the principles that
  -_ ._ r ‘ tio
K““e Cl~"“ "W "“““‘"“f .Of 'ruin savixo emacs motivate them in everything they do as ions as they live- new be copied exactly tt ,_ “ry
Covehead, who is now the wi
cordially welcome her at any d°""°“ "‘°"‘°" °f foul' boys' Em' conipany comes and one must. make It is in the home that charactersarc termed, and there can be no
lrencv shelf, keep on hand a set of
To snic tiinc, when unexpected smgu ¢°5|;_ 'H-le bindings were plain
Ernest Noll and Hammond. and of ____ _DPCM dishes Hom ands cmc___ home that haswt a mother in “_ ,_ mother who understands, who is
gli-ls. Jennie, Sllsir, Annie, Ca- ~ _ ‘ nlwws ready Wm., Sympathy and tenderness, 5 mother who bakes CSKBS
Mrs. f‘Rev.) W. A. 'I'homson's "‘“"m° and "" i“f""t d"““mm` niclius~witli recipes for each dish- and lights candles and makes parties and who has long bedtime talks in
<"* “mi lJ'~‘f°1'@ hff i. 'ith lliuo sinners who open their hem-ts to her and tell her
hlcil can be made up-conipletc-
the dal u
‘ l ' _ ' s ` .
U*-'fhrll H°“'“1'fl~ of I-fn /\l1@-‘f1- €.I;.,f,,.§ ,iff  tl;';f,,:°.d  and dont forget that it is only while your children are very Small
anncci soups al one of the
Culifm-iiizi, and by _one brother __é__¢_Ds dn not Come evclr). day that you can rivet the chains of aliectlon uponthem.._L.et.stx:anger.n.:ear
M. Marfiulluni, resid:-nt on ine _ _ 1 -ldren and on will be strangers to them to the end of the chap~
Y3lll‘ C 'il y
_ _ _ C .
falnlly lluinx;-tenri lil Bl‘n<_-kli-v Point. ,_pa__t_v,, foods th; _ ow most (pr You have to win a chlld'5 conhdcnce when it is a. baby and teach
_ _ ._ _._. _ _ _
to spend Christmas with Rev_ Here ln the nhl liouic on Siln<lii_v_ _ _ it to tum' than to you for affection and understanding and help- Allie?
Moorhead and Mrs. Legate, the NOV- _
Marne, Pownal street. “°“d“°‘°‘l “-" ‘"5 M““SL°"f“‘° R""~ mail noon vault; or cauunn
_ , valiiible when somebody does “drop
iiin, the fliuerai service was __‘__,‘
it has grown up it is too late.
. . . Thus. A. \\':lscn, B. sc.. of West The best salesmanship that any woman can make is to sell herael!
GOODS
_ -_ of .. - ‘H ~ P .~
rhmeSt°nes_ are new and chiC_ based on <_ii\l1e.sls iii-so, Shar! not ml d d_ __ S1 th ,_ can make. So, unless it is a question of bread and butter, my advice to
them on silver chains long me
right
, , _ cciat
lghtful tea and sale on Thurs- Bra
Robe
an annual event; alwavs an-
\~.lnle the canning process produces
pr-asc, spinach. cabbage, that des-
Judee or all the Earth do ‘Y . calms g0.O 5 ns mw_n a every mother is to stay in her own home and give her personal attention
?" A  e-wr .-.ur ~ ' _ _ , DDR THYDIX.
h ld friends and ;(cil`ll”liii“a]iices‘atssgirxblll some dcstrucilon of vitamin C in to her chvdren o 0 n s o `o 0
s ou ers. ‘ ”‘ ‘
the .-.crvlc-.-_ ___ '___ _ h lc 5 th th t `Dear Miss Dix-I amva bride of a few weeks, anxious to make my
are lieuteii for tqunl or less time and
is remains were buried in the w'1_1_°C_;°’;0_;;“f;“i§1_Cn 5_6 sax; foo; marriage a success. so will you please answer these questions for me:
ckley Point Ccnwtery, Messrs. First, how can I avoid nagging my husband and still not let him walk
rt Shaw, Lewis -Maccnllum, __ 10' __ ___ m' _mt l over me? Second, should I go to work and help earn the money for a
* Alexander semnan, Henry R055, ' ' wr ‘mlm um cpm ' home? My husband wishes me to. Third, should I hold my tongue
was the annual tea and sale 
ot-re Dame Academy which red
largely patrlonised and 9. suc- `
in every way. `
tot'
’<
Freida. Brown of St; Elcanors, are
Sun Bell have taken an n-.l at
the winter monhs.
ith the be;'e:i\‘e<l ftnnily and kind-
ellowish or orangg cast, or they
unmistakably apple red. Greens
more apt to be olive lintcd than
ish. Pinks come into their own,
“om” “f 1h°‘“ `°h‘“lmg f"'“’“ H “CUP revolutionized the Canndinii kitchen.
pink to ri rcill clear clierry tone. _
ere are three new pill'plU»“. bill than in the canning of soups. Un-
re is nothing oldish about. thciie
des. for they nil halve n lively
ish lone to them Hllf-s are nifln- in mo holler that foods put up in
rg to follow these new tones for
___ R_ R__ Ben and ms s_s_______ sgrllietilne, which probably means fgods cooked in the home_ canned
when daffodils bloom again,
will find th
at your lint and
GOODS
ozi lliintl. thumb-tacked inside the
kitchen closet door, is invaluable.
When in doubt as to what soup, fish,
vegetable or fruit to use on a menu,
the list is sure to furnish a sugges-
tion nnd the product is there, ready
to be used.
NEW FOODS
Commereially canned ioocls nave
'ind in no case to better atlvnntngc
thinkable as it may .seem to the old-
fashioned cook who has been reared
cans are in some way inferior to
soups are, in many cases. actually
superior in both flavour and nutri-
ment to the product made in the
Answer:
My first piece of advice to you, dear little bride, ia to put your pride
in your pocket and not to feel that you have to stand upon your rights or
be afraid or giving in to your husband. Marriage isri‘t an independence
program. It is a series oi’ concessions, nnd the bent; way you ggn secure
your own happiness is by trying to make your husband happy. Put his
pleasure and convenience before your own. Do everything you can to
please him. Put an olive branch instead of a chip on your shoulder and
so shall you make the sort of peaceful home' that a man likes to come
back to in the evenings.
The way to avoid nagging is simplicity itself. Just don’t do it. Make
an lronbound rule and stick to it never to tell your husband a. thing but
once never to remind him oi’ his faults or any mistake he has made and
never to keep harplng on an old gr-ievnnoe._ Just forget it.
Whether you Should 80 to work outside of the homo depends alto-
gether on circumstances and how much money your husband makes, Tnnt
is R question you must settle for yourself, but just now when there in-o
hen
so many unmarried girls who need work I think it is n chlvairous thing
woman to care for the children and so out with
h
eaming on the average of $50 B W°°"» Whml I °°“'
sider sudicient to feed and clothe us reasonably.
were the amount he earned insufficient to do this
' gladly would I go, but I fool that 1 am needed more
lui ni children than with the extra doum that
1 soy emphatically' Stay With Wm' °hud’°”' I
children.
, nmlly; and some things end with it and it gs one of the reasons why most of the men and women. 1111:? _
By llnnabello Worthington
‘ lall&l36,38.40.%2,44,40,4lmd50
inches bust. `
Black canton faille crepe with
eggaheii crepe vutoe ia stunning for
aii day wear.
Sheer plain wooiens and diagonal
is Size 36 requires 4% yards 39 inch,
with li yard 35-inch lace.
Be sure in llll in the also of the
pattern. Send stamps or coin (coin
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723 'mls is it rich dork bread and ex-
; _\ ceedinlly good.
2 cups pastry flour.
2 cups graham tour,
4 teaspoons baking powder.
1 teaspoon salt.
% cup light brown sugar.
1 cup pitted and chopped dates.
2 cups milk
_ 1 egg.
Method-Mix together the pastry
ilour sifted with the baking Wlvder, _
salt and, Braham flour. Add thc
chopped dates, broken walnut moat:
and brown sugar. Beat the all and
stir in the milk, then add to the dr;
ingredients. Beat all well toubthsi
and turn into a well-greased loaf
cake pan, let stand in a warm placl
for tan minutes, then bake in I. slow
over (300 degrees 1'.) for one hour
and a quamr.
you appear as slimming and smart
as you‘d like to look.
The skirt clings gracefully to the
figure through the fhipa. Laid ln
nnitsat front, it retains its sn-aight
slim line, and kicks out in attractiw
tiara in motion.
A novelty wool crepe in dark bot-
green coloring made the original
green; vestiee wool lace. _ i
Style No. 728 is designed for
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or women with husbands who are able to support them to leave the joba
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resent indisposition. mthll `Z_ dq"_“_;h'_ yMY' _‘\T“`Ca1_;mn _ls from foods which are kept on hand. Why they were naughty and are shriV€d Wm* her km' , for those who need them.
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Mort emphatically I arse you to hold your Mawr.-,Oven when you
can think or a good. snappy comeback in a family Brzllmrnt- It MRM
two to make a quarrel, and it you will control your inclination tojight
back your domestic scraps will end without any o! the wounds being dealt
that take so long to heal. Nona o !us ever regret the unkind things we
dldn't say to those we love.
Certainly I think that every ‘hulband has the right to go out occas-
Bau shaped esmngs_ studded |covehcarl. _The funeral address was The smkh reqm of ex mments to her children. That is far more valuable to them than any money she iomuy with hu mm mend. md that hu W", is wi” if sh' “I3 no que”
tions and waits for him to tall her about it. There is no otherway ot
keeping ii. husband at home equal to leaving the door on the latch.
_ _ DORUIHY Dlx.
l l i O I C D _ ,
Dearlwss Dlx-what ia the fool ago with mast people? some ny
it is 40 for women and 50 for men. Ia this true? MRS. F. T.
Answer: _
Dependsupon the individual. With many men and women it lasts
‘ iles
con-,fo Nicholson nnd Lcmucl ' when there is room to tight back? Fourth, should I let my husband I0 3 nm th cum, to the nm bug “nanny mum” the of 1 dw
rake acting as pall bearers. The M, Apcrn WE INT OF CANNED _ out alone if he wishes to see his friends? Fifth, should I always uk him r e ` gr ' ' 8' .sm n
rp mmnnniry _eyn,pn¢hizf_~ ,imply ‘ ` " ‘ ' ‘ " ` ‘where he has been when he stays out late? BRIDE.
cretion for both men and women looms to be around middle age.
Why this should be no one can really explain, but certainly it is a
common thing to see women around 40 and men around 50 who up to
that time have been models of discretion and lived practical, wise, com-
mon-sense lives, suddenly go haywlre and commit all sorts of follies.
I have known women with grown children who had been devoted'
wives and mothers, who had dressed quietly and conservatively and
whose wlldest'"ciiversion had been running church affairs and going to
women's culture clubs, all at once blossom out in gay ilapper clothes and
bobbed hair, with enough paint on them to cover a barn and who took
0° lllnht clubs and to makin! cyl! at boys young enough to be their
sons. These are the women who hire glgoloa if they have the money '
and write fan letters to movie actors if they are poor. 
Arid it is indlsputable that it inthe man about 50 who oitenaat swap
oi! their old wives for new and load and lead the double life and an Wil
easy prey oi’ gold-digging fiappcrs.
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Why? Probably because both men and women suddenly realize thai
they are growing old and it is their last chance at a bil: of romance. Bulf I
certainly men and women at middle Ile do fool things that they lpend '
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