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"AVE Flf`"1` rua CHAR! orrrrfiivlv GUi\rniAN ' JANUARY 2 193z‘lY
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, Women Mayo Have Slain Men’s Old-Time
Chivalry That Expressed Itself in Gal-
lant Gestures, but in its Stead They
Receive the New Gallantry That ‘q
is Based on Justice and That ‘
Gives Them Equal Rights 5
Wifh Men f;...:; h;?;.§.°  
In a recent magazine article a man writer asserts that woniairs em
lnciiiation is a boomerang that has been her undoing, and that when she ;SHlNY NE", SIIRAW FOR TUE
hclianged liei priilleges for rights she made fi. sorry biirgnin. Also, he `
Consider In those halcyon days women were nothing but slaves. mms dross designer vcstcrdnvl
Sometimes petted slaves upon whom every luxury was lnvished. Some- _,They Wm be just a “ZW mchés L
'times nothing but domestic slaves. But none of theni had any rights as Sho)-.tor um” they me at Drcsclm `
hL\m'i1¥l b9l¥`Z3 _ . _ Tlierc is no possibility of having i
skirts right up to the knees again.
A womans life belonged to her father and her husband and they ..Tmlm_ed Suits ,and morning
1115905051 01' it as they Pleased with precmus lime regnm for hm' tastes dresses are to be three Inches be-
nnd desires If she had property it automatically bccinnc her husbands low the knee in 193;,
A ‘ier wedding day and she had no power to protect liersvlf and her ..An£,mo0n gowns Wm bc 13 to
lren if she saw him throwing it away in riotous living or bad busi- 15 inches on the ground’ and ever”
.less deals. - ing gowns will be three inches
. from the ground in front and will
She had to marry to get a home if she was poor and she had to stay lgmdunm to thc Hom. at the back..
imairied to keep on eating, no matter how uiicongcinal xi mute .she was
med to Im life' for thnre was no Way by which Sho could mm ll dcccnt The only thin! liiore nlllloviilis'
living for herself and her children. For one of the gallant gev:iliii‘i‘4s of than :I ,mir Cmh‘lwmm is n #ood
ithe past was for men to slam every door of opiiorliiiiity shut light H1 ll mmm Imymn
Possibly men may not show women as many Eallant aU"fml°“5 "5
may used to but they show them a lot more justice. No man now robs
his wife of hii dowiy on her wedding day. No man €XD\‘2CtS his Wife W
be his humble bond woman and do just as he says and take just what he
ihooses to 1 i hei Most men look upon their wives new as they part-
ners, entitled to an equal share in the profits and DCF¢`lU1S1U¢3 01' mat'
T)m» 1, mi ,ww gallantry. And if y_ou nsk women they will tell you
tm, ,L dr. t Quan li lot better percentage than the old.
DOROTHY DIX.
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¢.g;::.,,  For The éook Royal Children Co Driving
Dorothy Dix G,_,_m
TM" lm lm-iii:.i.~‘to.if.‘ii suoicr CAKES
further declares that she slew cliivrilry with her
first ballot and her first job, for iiicn no longer Xcel 4
that f-P165' have to protect women who have become i
their competitors instead of remaining their rom- 
anne ideals. if
All of which, from the \\'oniaii`s point of view,
I I lot of sentimental hooey that hat just about :is
much foundation in fiict ns the balance of the talk X
about the good old days when every one was in- 
nocent and happy and altruistic and had plenty of H
money and the sun always shone and you didnt 
have to dodge automobiles or worry over the high 
cost of living and husbands and wives never quar-
our and .s;ii,'1\r. Acid the flavorlng
and nuziiieg. :toil out one-third inch
i._ick, ein: ixizli c. cookie cutter and
New YORK, N. Y., Dec.:ii_.
~'l'he first robin has lost his chance
f lJi'ocl:iiiiiiii,=; the approach of.
Jring this 3e:ir. The first straw DAUGIITERS OF DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORI
int has won thc honor. I P, El. bd, (LEFT) _ dp. M _ar 1,, R , U d _ contract for the five-pound baby
A new struiv rougli 'uid shin "moss lm H ‘m “mess mg C 0.56' me au t ear with her under tents of ‘ ° °
md ,.um,d Afollimu '._ _ ,y gliters' of the lT.zl~;: and l'i=_|ehessof York, out for a drive in Lon. ° app V
- _. do f  » ~.
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an
4 cuiisiuls ilour.
lib cupiuls light broivn sugar.
11; cupfiils bziiter.
1 tciispcciifiil \'.uii1la.
1.’ t‘e..~;pJontii1;s rlavoring.
. r\:.'i:~,:.»ii£ci iisituieg.
t;;.'.tni the l;=..tLci~ uill: thc sifted
l..\l)lES
pc, is used in the Johnny J. Jones show troupe The Queen chose a tall young fir
lie tieuion of ii number of elicit H mth “UML and Umythmg of Deland fi'
Womanfs Realm -.°- Social Idnlc-i_P;rsd-neil -:- Fashions -.°- Literature .
was
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All4vminsSm¢'le [Happenings of _the Week
he inquired.
a chicken house!"
CAREER DAY OLD
as a "troiiper" today.
Mrs. Brown has a very bad cold.
The other day while Mr. Brown was
building a chicken house the vicar
called and asked him how his wife's
cold was. "Is that her coughing?"
"No," Mr. Brown answered. ‘fIt's
FIRST BABY BORN T0 MIDGET
MOTHER STARTS THEATRICAL
DELAND, Fla., Dec. 31-One day
old Andre Richard Wyatt, believed
'to be the first baby ever born of a
'midget mother, began his career
His mother. the midget “prin-
céss" Marguerita Wyatt, signed a
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This puli--auld year the nicht
It wadnn‘ just seem rlcht,
iuus uni be more geiienilly used g normal and perfectly formed by replanted in a scarlet tub and Mm MUrd0Ch `McKinnon and e
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uni ony other iiizitci'i:il foi inlllin Dr. Hugh West at Deland Memol' transferred to the blue drawing'
The Brighton Bridge club iieia
guests of Mrs. Arthur Hunter Du 
Two well known citizens are be- 5*
A 1 101|! chain bridge on Tuesday 1
*£1 __  °V¢Dil1§ startirig at the home of
° /L `)  M135 M9»!‘J0l'y Stewart, following on
' s f to the Misses Agnew. Miss Mary
+ McDonald's and ending as the
‘*°` var at her pretty home. 
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  ‘fb ing mourned this week, Mr. Albert ,_
' --’ Large and Mr. Nonnan Cam ben
  whose families will have the I; -I I
YEAR yi.. ..
pathy of many friends in their be- i'
"I daurna let it slip aw'a’ 1'°“V9m¢H¢- .-
wi' oot 1 gem; 5 wig; me ye;__ Mr. and Mrs. George T. Medforth 
. o
f Amherst had a pleasant holiday `
Ti-mn mgy ye me gm 3|-mm with Mrs. Medfortlrs sisters here 
New Year and returned home by plane on 
That's always fair an' brlcht" M°“d°Y-
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Mrs. (Dr.) Bell of Halifax spent
om the plantation 1;; gandrmg the Christmas season with rela- "’
12 LOPIOS of Pans lmllorts It up *__ 'ww' "'° Andre, born yesterday to the 45 ham park to serve as the royal "V65 U1 Amherst. ,.`\'.`
mis ili,.t this and other new Hat the Fashlonabfes are Wea,-ln pound piincess was pronounced childrens Christmas tree It was
' o c o 
aster Frank who have been
_ b H ery this spring. .l|lUStK‘!llUl .l)i`€SSIl\!ll(ll\g LCSSDI1 l"lll‘fllSl1€d W'lll\ 151 Hospitap who performed mg 1-mm, where the Queen duel-aged Spending the holidays with Mr. ""'
th' ll ‘V ' fl` t- f- '- f _ , .
gglzlbll;-1\;1o:;L“§;‘1;;'¢e5;1Y°;h‘;‘;°;5(;:t1;‘§t;’;;5; r;_‘::tr'I:;‘ve1_“;as°s 0 a The foiiiard tilt is still much the Every Pattern Caesarean operation. Tho midget it herself on Christmas Eve.
d Mrs. R. N. Taylor, Westinount, .
' vogue in correct adjustment of the ._.____._. ' mother is only 42 inches tall, but ° ° ° P- Q-i are returning home Mon- ,
i'-‘M hut on the hend, but the hat with U A b U W "1 t the father, Icon Wyatt is a nor- Princess Elizabeth "took" the diy- A "
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` PARIS; Dec. 31-The dictiito
All of which is, of course, true. You cinit have your cake and eat ul. mshmn in Paris hm/C decrcgg
it too You t be both the sturdy oak and the clinging vine. You mm_m_ skirts for the Spring
can't be a man's iival in business and then expect him to liiCl< UD l/01"' Mmmmm gowns will 1_(_`\_cal as
liandkeichief eieiy time you drop it. You ciin‘t expect a man to cxer- much M Um nnme as th("wem_cr
rise all the arts and graces of' a carpet kniglit in an oilice. You can't ml_[_S m mow' while outdoor suns
uoik side by sid with a man every day and give hlin ii run for liislnioney Wm wmv no fm_Lhm_ than half way
in keeping; up with you and then expect liini to treat you as if YOU WEP” down me C,,`]f_
a helpless little thing that had to be guarded from every harsh wind. English women Wm follow the
'_`i"’M international fashion laws.
But in losing all of these outward tributes to their sex, women do ,_Th(_ mm of skirts mmmg In the
:not feel that they are mixing much ,for the vaunted chivalry of the sm_0tS_ of “muh we haw m,m.d so
past was iii reality nothing but a gorgeous eiiiiioiiiloge which hid men's HHML has (mvm me mm_mmon_
\it'te ly selfish e\iploitation of women oven from their own eyes. ul mxhmu Cmmcus to shorten |
”'_””’“_ » Skirts for the spring." said it iii- !
'womanls face' V --l»i---- _ll-_
21%
'- Its youthfully smart in rich winc-
7i8 §
You can wear this fafreiiiatiiigly' V
That vvis the old time Sallantry whose Passing women are supposed gm   lovely dress for Sunday iiigfnts oi'
to bemoan but it looks a pretty poor _thing to .Women in coiiiiianisoii with ggi# Va ot _ h I d afternoons. _
the modern gallantry of men, which recognizes women as having  right ,_  ` wsu 9 lm 2 °d It has its own little jacket! Sec
to a place in the sun and which extends to them the hand of equality in  q ‘ z Y ° em' ea the miiiiatiiie figuie! .
stead of giving them a pat on the head as you would to a faithful dog. Q QW V H  The jacket has a peplimi hip frill
yoked bodice of self-fabric.
preferred.)
Price of pattern 15 cents.
Name
Street Address
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` ummm
bodice yoke that terminates iii the
Style No. 718 is designed in sizes
14 16 18' 20 years 36 38 and 40 ren born to o. family in southern lar feature of nursery routine at
_ él ' b st 5.76 '16 ’ . 2,/Q France. Seven of the children were’ 145 Piccadilly.
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lfgrécsof uagiinchx materfggugdet; 56 of normal stature, as were both pa 1
`md of -35 meh numver lace The rents. However, a brother, Prince ‘ Dr. J. C. and Mrs. Houstonspent have returned from a short but
y ‘ - . i , _ ._
Scpumtc jacket takes 2,9 yards of ‘,St. Denis, and a sister, Mrs. John- Christmas in Souris the guests of delightful visit to Montreal spend-
3g_mch matmal_ ny Winters of Los Angeles.. are Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Matthew. ing Christmas season with Miss -_ 
Black slicer velvet is chic with the midgets' ' ° ° Katherine Muhenmn ‘md °°h°l' '»' ll
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Be sure to fill in the size of thc
pattern. Send stamps or coin <coiii_ women ten Father Time to keep me
lNo.- 718. Size  . . ...........
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Etiquette f
one °‘ me ‘mugs that critics M me feminine sex alle mud of wit' the uD~tilt brim in the back is V mm e E or I ng on mul adult, standing five’feet, eight Duchess of York to ii. concert for
ting it with is that men no longer adopt the gallant attitude toivaid news' { *-_-- ‘ inches , chudren at central Han westmhh
ramen that they once showed. In proof whereof they cite the spectacle Om of the huts of lighter Straw , red transparent velvet. The deep ' ' 1
ve daily ste of men sitting immersed in their newspapers in streets cars is fnshionw like sailors with 8 tiny
uhile womtn stand of men who keep their hats on when they talk to bmll iL,,.m,d up snucny an me/x
uonien of nun \\ho let their women coiiipmiions sciiillc for tliemselves in way m.o,md‘ It is ‘vom with a eip
public places ond of fathers and brothers who expect their able-bodied L mum, Huw will
daugliteis and isters to earn their own bread and butter instead of tlie ‘
male membcis of thc family working tiieinseives to clcai.li`to support in- | _`."0“,l_EK SKIRTS PREDICTED `
telligent and husky young women who are perfectly able to provide for BY m(..rAT0RS OF FASHION ~
l A beauty shop is B. P18426 Whm’
change.
Stubborn Coughs
Ended by Recipe,
_ Mixed at Home
Here is the famous old recipe which
' millions of housewives have ound to
he the most dependable means of lirenli-
City State in up stubborn coughs due to colds. It
tahoe hut n. moment to prepare,_costs
little and saves money, but it gives real
relief even for those dreade _couglil
that follow severe cold eéiideinics.
From any druggist, get V, ounces of
Pincx, pour it into n 16 oz. bottle and
fill the bottle with plain granulated
sugar syriiiv or strained honey. Thus
you mn io 6 ounces of better remedy
tiiiini you could buy ready-made for
tliree times the cont. It never spoils lad
tastes so good that even children like xt.
Q_ what Should H woman wear H Not only does this simple mixture
for formiil afternoon calling?
_lt_ An aftemoon dross and w,.ap_ sorbcd into the blood. and acts directly
I
ootlie the inllnim-d throat membranes
with siirprlsing eniic, but also it ls lb-
ipon the hroni-liliil tubes, thus aiding
' Q~ D095 i-118 h0St0SS 801161 ell- the whole systeni in throwing ol the
dinner tables. I 0
i;;‘iived invitations if there are to be 0°"P|’- If l""““"*‘ th” K"'”'l“d°“
only a dozen or fifteen guests?
A. No; she should write personal
notes. P
Q. Are candles used on thc
1“nCh°°“ table? l severe coiiglis and bronchial lrritations.
N” -/ Vrana and exceedingly attractive .=if:cvos. A- N0: they are used only Oni
s¢2lMh.L’¢oN '/urs Usso ein v - . . . -
plilegm and cases chest soreness in I
wny that is really astonishing.
Pint-x is ii higlilv concentrated _com-
ounil of Norway Pine. containing' the
ctivc agent of creosote, in a re ned,
pnlninblc form. Nothing known in
medicine in more helpful in cues of
Du not accept ix substitute for Pinot.
It is giinrnnteed to give prompt relief
r money refunded.
I welcomed home. ‘
The popular social event of the f
week was the New Year-'s eve dance
in the Prince of Wales College
Hall under the auspices of the
Mrs. B. Waller entertained at an < '
Inquiries to various institutions, mi- on saturday. No adults are “ft°m°°11 Bridge at the Canadian.
_ . including Johns Hopkins Unlver- admitted to these concerts except N°U°“°l H°¢¢l OH TUBBGBY in h0Ii- *
f. liionnbl ielet back, l of lace. U .\.
ind ima  Skirt mek; with its sity, revealed that there were no under the charge of children." °’ °f MPS- E- A- M¢Al0nen of To-
Cmsscd diagonal scammg to assure records of a child ever having been Princess Elizabeth is showing con- F0
out siimuess uircugii tue hips? "°’“ b"f°”° by ° ‘“‘dg°°‘ “demble “°°"'“d° 1°' the Pi““°» leaving t°'“°"°W °“ ‘mm h‘“”“¢
` Mrs. Wyatt is one of ten child- and music lessons are now a regu- Kreatly enjoyed their brief holi-
day.
nto, who with Mr. Mclilonen are 
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Monisou `
lends. 'j M
¢ o n 
Miss Beattie of Boston is the'
est of her cousin Misa Jean Mar-
» ini
,Canadian Legion B. li. S. L., and tm.
o 0 o ,
chnperoned by Mrs. L. T. Lowther,
Mrs. W. A. McLaren, Mrs. (Dr.) J.
E. Croken, Mrs. G. E. Bherren. The
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Richards '~
re hosts last evening at a most
we
Lieut. Governor, Mrs. Dalton and enjoyable New Year's Eve party .
PMW. with Mivor Prowseiand Mrs. at the pretty bungalow at Inlcer-
Prowse, were in attendance, the man.
hallily event being one of the nioest
dances yet held by the Legion.
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season’s young brides. received on I-l
Tuesday aftemoon welcoming to f
her pretty homo in Brighton over j
Mrs. George Tweedy, one of this d
o
sin
Ol'
three hundred callers. `
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Regretful farewells were said to
Teaming with delightful sur- ‘ '
r
ance at the Canadian National
v 1.
iso the New Yeai"s eve dinner
tel was one of the festive af-
of the season and greatly en-
cd. ‘
ivir. and Mrs. F. 11'. mira wiw im Th” ¥°““¢ mm Wf°°°h°d °P_°1\
on Thursday for their new home tl” d°°l' °f “W “UW” °°l'1’1ll°
tum "
in Ottawa.
bled inside, and collapsed qu., 1,
’ ° ° the lest. gasping for breath. as the
aiu slid towards the end of the
tr
This was the children's week platform, '
when they enloved. M only child- 'rho rather obvious retired "coi-
ren can, the visits made by Santa on
Claus to the different church Sun- ed
day Schools. On those occasions
they entertained their parents and h
friends in a delightful manner. °
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"When I was your age. my lad," V
el" in the opposite corner grunt-
is
disapproved, “I could sprint
down g platform and cat/ch U. train '
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withou. ttuming a. hair."
Mrs. Duff and Miss Duff, North
.liver Road, are being cordially "But I"mm°d"tm""“ "M" H
last station," panted the young __
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The modern man may not give a woman his scat in a street car. but h t h an be fre and indepencient He may _ _ __
he gives hor n. job S0 t 3. S 8 C 0 - ._.__.__ .___. _ - _ .-_»- - - ,_-r
"°°‘!0ME WATER. FACT! Some ofthe Hardwood tree spe-
__._. ` cies give off as much as 80 fi\18l'f~B
Everyone kiiovis that water is It takes over 600 pounds of wa-
esseiitinl to the propei growth and ter to produce one pound of dry
development of .ill plant life. Here alfalfa.
is some indication of its magnitude Over 98 per cent of energy Hb'
as disclosed by science - sorbed by plants from the sun is ___
A sunflower With R C°mbil\0d Utilized in th” °"“P°f“u°“ °f v;;` V "Vw-‘M -A ‘~MvA im 'W~»___”`”` i *xl w"m~l` ;T“Am   ""”"""“`;°"“=`=~" `*`°"`““" ==‘ -===‘-#- f -~~ -=-==9-‘=- ~~~--__?-_-- __,_=»_~1__,._.__ _*__*
leaf area of 11 square yards will ltor from :ill surfaces. Along t s Just a Llttle Dlffe1.ent In Design
!vaD0ratc some '75 quarts of ,water llnehstiédgs c1or1;c;uct¢:tdm:tjroeEx§;3.s f U-.EFLE MODE T _ ,. _ _ _ v ' 1
( it leaves during growt . of t e e era par ' > [_ QF HE Smp ' I -I _ ` -- f it
r;m°°'; "mt 35°" “bm 10 “um °"ii"i§ki}§°wn§:fiff1 no uiuu u »;’f1`J MY ANC!-=$T°i=i cAi>'rA»i SAPUNG, SAn.ei> in 4 u`ll;?iN>;u-mm Sm? MODEL WONNML' ‘bd T'l*"‘ WW “E °vG|rr`IB
 bliecubrbliige requires over iwntcr to produce one l>°und of 'ln » ' _ f- * .. ” ' HAD SOME ANcEsT°k's |'"<E"mAT A "ANS uP~_ !l|£ CAMLF ,»
000,000 quarts of water in a sea- wheat, 1.425 llullfts 0|' Wal" "° (1 HPV/ -PE.RFBC'|'i.Y V : -4   ' , - ~. '
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of water per day by 0VBP0f“i-l°“~
t l h flint when she drops it, but he 8iV9S l'l0I` U10 Same chance
no ph(eKli1zli.l.; liirlhself to o as far in the world as her talents and iiidustry` MR'    New Year l By 
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twill take her He may not ofler her his arm to support her laicroisf the 1 I2 M|DN|GH_|,_ _io g
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