'SEPTEMBER 9-1929' ‘   ' _ ._ __ ‘ _ _ '_.f2"rii\`izi‘n._w-`~   -_     I ..  _   ~-_~f‘rrAGii'l_i`§i:vEN»
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ALL-BRANB Re-
mllgf in 2 Montlier:-uihictor
Recommended It _
onsti ation is dreaded not only
lor? its oem insidious self, but bo-
wise of the many serious conditions
end diseases it causes. Mr. Lind
was e suiierer-but reed how be
lound relief.
"’°’..'2‘.‘ *Ili* iii.
,'§°'.'§¢°r. 1 sm our wusria. sist-
mmq, gm., but to no avaiL _
"rwomonihs`eeoeve'roeeroelledwei-
when to Ksnosrs Anmsnau. lbsssn
“ki” |¢ regularly. irnmediahiy tire pain
sad eaaannee from the piles was relieved.
i found that it requires very little
ALL-BEAN to give nature a fair ebaaes to
.em s cure."-Wann J. Lum. L 8. Bea
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Don’t neglect constipation. At
sny time its poisons may. take terri-
ble toll from your health end well-
being. Protect yourself. Eat
Kellogg's ALL-BR.‘.N regularly-
mo tablespoontnls daily,_ or in
:lrronic cases with every meal.
ALL-BRAN brings sure, natriml
relief. It is what octore call a bulk
load. It eweeps the intestine clean
ind stimulates normal action.
Ready-to-eat with milk or cream.
Also try the recipes on the package.
Results guaranteed. Doctors recom-
mend it because it is 100% br_an.
Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.
Served*--inhote s restaurants, and
dining cars. Sold by all gigcers. ,
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enable
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BEAUTY QUEQTIONS ANSWERED
Becoming Coiffures
Dear Miss Leeds--(l) My hair
has grown down to my chin. How
can 1 arrange it to make my -face
seem more slender? (2) I em 1'l,years
old; and d feet 3 inches tall. What
should I weigh? (3) 1 am a brunette
with s. light complexion. What colors
are becoming? (4) My hair is very
lilly. I-low can I make it soft and
Ylossyl ‘ JUNE.
Answer-(1) Part your hair about
two inches from the center on the
flsht side. Have a iiat, wide wave et
the center oi the forehead, coming
about e third, of the way down to
your brows. Arrange e nat weve st
'-11' ivmvlel and mother over\ the
ear. Have the ends turned under.
K°ep the back hair shingied until the
“dv hair is long enough to be\mede
into e coll , behind to cover the
short ends., ‘Another way to dress
Y°i1r hair is to have one small wave
at thepleit of the part and e deep
illlsonal wave comin! down almost
tothebridgeoftlienoseendsienting
“P'lbW9 the left temple. The_end_|
of side hair come forward in a' single
wave on the cheek with the ends
turned under' 'ms ears are hidden.
<2) The ever-ess Yftisht for_your_,sg`e
and lisishtfis iis 'poundsixsi with
"WWII heir. brown,erse'sna e,isir
'un YW _may wear dark browns and
"“"» is. minheu. emmmeieo. ser
“?*“°- ahertreuse' srsmisn ysuow.
°"°°° and nm' ties ssseairs, sei-ir
lftell. rqeqg |`|¢.'
putel ping ¢¢h|¢,
“WI oc~r»i1»w.»iuTir,
“"*~ Wi redrhrsliiiiss
We ree. lineups.
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Illustrated Dressmaking, Lesson Furnished
With Every Pattern _
By Annebeiie \v0i~ihing-mn l _ _ __ -
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chiiion. The cl-illfon is used for the
softly ever shoulders.
The one-sidenees o! skirt is in-I
ieresting means of slenderlsing the
agus-sl, 'rnis shin-sd inset that takes!
e diagonal course tapering to leftl
hip. also provides lovely iiere to:
hemline. _
berths we °°11\= 'Nw '#1' '°I............
Are Wearing
The belt inerh higher walstllne
so fashionable at the moment. The
sleeves are Htted with darts below
elbows.
It is an exact Faris replica. It’s
sn opportunity to have it at just
the cost of material and a few hours'
time. ' 1
It is designed in sizes 16. 18 years,
se. as, so and 42 inches host. m|
the medium size, 8% yards of 39-inch
material with ‘li _yard oi 35-inch
contrasting is suiiicient.
Dill! black crepe silk with berths
°°u*1’ in Uliivi-lil eggslieli shade
ll °\'i¢1'ill\i11‘\¥ly lovely for street or
afternoons. `
B¢l¥e crepe satin with collar of
m¢°°h|Hl chiifon, Royal blue eanton
“SFS with collar of match sheer
velvet, black crepe gntin mag, 01'
the qui: surrses with the shiny sus-
iace used for shirred inset of skirt,
belt and' collar and printed “nwn
UIGDI are strikingly smart combina-
IIOM. _
Qeorgette crepe, crepe Rumm
‘WPG Elizabeth, and crepe de chine' `
Appropriate.  
_flmli Dries 15 cents. Be sure  _ A
in fill in else of pattern Address
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eethat has earned
its name
WHEN coffee bears
the name “King
Cole," you may be sure that
it is worthy of its name.
You know King Cole Tea.
You have faith in it, for its
reputation has been earned.
by long years of consistent
excellence. '
The same etanda.rds`and
experience in the selection
of the Coffee, supervision
of the roasting and care in
the packaging were ncccs~ ~
sary before King Cole Coiiee .
could bear the same name
as this famous Canadian
tea. King Cole CoB'ee is as
good as King Cole '.l_`ea.
psttern Department 'rise New mu   e
2905 ' and winter susnien iusgssins is ie'
tents. but 'oniv io sent. when 0,. -------------
'rhers isn'r. anything more youth-_ ‘md mu’ ‘ "‘"‘“'”~ , I _
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iustrstsd in style No. zoos that com- _ A M0mlng Smile 
sine: mstehins vrini-I in lil* *“°,iso. nos, eiss  . ' `
...ns us.
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Street Address
...-..-ss.s~s»ss.s»s.s»s..-ss.....--is
Citv suite.
and send. (4) Wash yo,ur hair with
If this does not control the oiliness
use gn astringent scalp tonic twice a
20 grains boric grid, one _drain tinc-
‘ ture of sinsnime. one-Bram ii\\°f\i\‘°
I of oatharides, 2'oui-ices Cologne water.
douneesbeynim. `L01BLl'.llDS.
' Ssiperilnorrs Bair V
oesr isissriissss-in win' s. sein-
tion oi one-third part ammonia and
two-thirds parts, dioxogen, faithfully
uses, kui rseisi heirs: should oss use
household ammonia or spirit bf am-
monia? How long will it take to kill
the growth? (2) Will-the wax depll-
ainry that is slid to destroy the 
really do so permanently? J
_ Anxious.
Answer-(il I think- the bicaoh
you have in mind is the one made
of 3 teblespoonfuls of peroxide and 'O
drops of household ammonia. The
ble ch will not kill the heir roots as
thsskin."rheon1ywerfohei>er-
menent1y‘-rld.of the heirs that is
sanctioned by physicians is #N104
plieetion that is strong e'_Mua'h_to'
‘penetrate into the heir follicles and
destroy them would .seriously iniure
gh. mn  iz) Ne.-*i‘bs_neirs sfre
jerbed out and one may los till smell
white bulb at the'_end; but i-iv 400|
not destroy U-lil hair folliell. \
. 1 mrs umie
.ister
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average
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week between shampoos. »»Hers'i.s a~  
good recipe: '10 grains selicylc acid. , g _ _
it :sts only os "thi hsirfsiisits shove ~
hy sisetroiyisis. any sstsrssi'.sp= .
tar soap in liquid form once a wesk.| \
A woman wi-nt to tize uis..;.-. ,ar-
daner and insisted on choosing a vege-
table marrow that was still growing.
"How muci-i for this one?" she said.
“Ei3htpence." said the gardener. ,
"Too much." she said. "What is‘
the price oi this little one? °
“Fourpence,” was the reply.
“All right. Ili buy it," and paid on
the spot. Then she added, “Don't clit
it now. I’li call for it this day fort-
night."
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| For The cost p I
_ sono. hon "cyiimsamn"
Nor the furious winters rages,
Thou thy worldly' task hast done,
Home art zone. md Wen
~wa¢¢di
Golden girls and 'lads all must,
As chimney-swespers. cume to dust.
Pear no more the heat 0' the elm.
thy
rear no more the frown o’ the great:
Thou err, pest the tyrant's stroke:
Gare no more to oiothe and eat:
To thee the reed is es tl-ie oak:
The szeptre, leirning, physlo, must
All follow. thxe,`end come to dust.
Fear no more the lightning-iissh.
'Nor the all dreaded thunder-stone;
Bar not slander, censure rash
Thou hast iinished JW and moan
All lovers young, all lovers must
Oonsign w thee, and come to dust.
No exorciser iiei-in theel
Noe' no witchcraft charm thee!
Ghost unleid iorbear the'el
Nothinl iii come near thee! `
Quiet oonsummation have!
And renowned be thy URW- `
I -Shakespeare.
ALOHA CREAM
Cook half cup rice in boiling salted
water. Drain and pour cold water
over to separate kernels. Add i can
grated pineapple. Mix well and let
cool. When cool add i jar whip-
ped cres.m. I reserve some cream
from Jar and whip before serving to
decorate. Place red cherry on top.
Delicious.
otasivrrvos mom /Mmtvrsw
mn vrcmrrr `
The many friends of Miss Sarah
McDonald, cherry Valley, are sorry
to learn that she had -the misfor-
tuneof felling down, the stairs and
breaking her arm. '
Major W. L, Jenkins, Millview. who
has been on a business trip to Boe-
ton and New York. arrived home on
Thursday night. Hs says the potato
market is very prosperous-looking for
this fall's business.
Misses Olive and Hazel Smith. of
Millview. were recent visitors of Misa
Janie Acorn.
I Hoacsholdi Hints
E'
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in the mominl
Many( friends of Mrs. Sadie Web-
ster. Millview. are sorry to loam of
her illness.
*inine eye to watch every shade of pallor and wearuiess on 'his face. to' note
ibacheiors. The thing that keeps more 'men from -marrying tnan"anything< else
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_...I..`..  Dorothy Dix H ...f.’.1'.'..-...--
Baeiielor  lv ` in - "Marriages
Does Bachelor who ijongratulatcsiiiniself 'on‘
Maintaining His State ‘of Single Blessedness
Realize That the'Wife He Eschews Would' _'
\ Assure Him Long' Life and Prosperity and A
Guarantee His Sanity? '_' ` '
Young men, do you know 'that' the best insurance you‘ can-.take out
against death, poverty andinsanity is to get married? You do\fi’t believe it?
Then listen to the recent' report of ,the -American Stetisticel`Boeiety.- It
says: “The death rete for slnele and' widowed men is
twice that for married men Moet of the male in-
mates of the insane asylums and almhouses are un-.
married men." ~ ‘
' _tg ` e s
That rather upsets your theories concerning the
beneiits and perquisltes appsrtainlng to end concern-
ing single blessedness, doesnt it? ._ Of course. ‘you
have always realized that life must-seein longer to a
msmeo msnonsn ii cess-to s-bsone`ior,~but'i¢'is s
little startling to iind out that it actually is longer. ' '
However., there is no rel-s°n'_tor our surprise in
the matter. I t is perfectly logical. The very monotony
citement of the domestic life are it's chief assets from' a` point of
view, and if lt draws out‘\ man's days and evenings and snakes ‘them scent
interininsbiy tedious, it also inuitipiiss them. ohvioosiyqths ssndis thsris
snuffed out at 10 P. M. lasts longer than tl-_ie one that 'is burned at both
ends. ‘ ` ` » ‘
_ _Bo, whilepunching the home time-clock may nave, fewer thrills in. it
‘than sit_ti_ng_ up all night in a_ poker game or going, on wild parties, it does!
more to put a msn in the Metlfiuseleb class. You may have no ps.rti;u1u_
relish for roast beef and spinach, but it is e more wholesomediet than 'csv-i
lar sn( hooch. _ . '_ ' - ` _
Furthermore, so adroitly are our blessings often cainoudaged, the one
thing that men most object to in their wives is in reality their iirst aid to.
longevity. That is nagging. , Probably the time when theeveraxe husband'
oftenest asks himself: “Why was l _ever tool enough to marry?" is when his
wife badgers himabout taking careof himself. _, . » #_ -
It is when his Maris follows him tothe door with her. incessant sdiur-
ation repeated for the millionth time. not to get his icet wet, not to sit in s
draught, not to eat fried oysters and pie a is mode for-~'lun:h', not to forget
to ge to ses the doctor about his cough or the dentist about his teeth that
the poor. hsnpecked husband regrets most bitterly the bachelor liberties
that he has forfeited. f . . _ _
But, little as he realizes it as he gulps down the food his Maria con-
siders gcod~for his digestion insteediof dining on the dishes he-likes end'let:.|
her drive him into a doctors odice, she is a guardian angel who is saving
him from the grave. For among the by-products of the liberty of the un-
married man is the liberty of dying early, because there was no loving fem-
the nagging appetite. and dragging step and to take alarm at every pain and
symptom 'oi illness and to ses- that soinetning was done aboutit. '
_ -i Noi is itlstrehl-e lo learn that married men are more presperousitnsn
is ienr of the price. They ngure up the cost of a wife and child.en-food
bills and .clothes bills and rent bills and school bills-and it seems to them
that if they will cut out all those bankrupting expenses and spend no money
except upon themselves, they are bound to be millionaires in a i’e`w years.
_ But something seems to go away wth their-'celeula_tions, for in ,every
con.-munity you will i‘lnd_a~hundred rich, married men to one. rich bachelor.
Indeed. most men who have made fortunes will tell you that they never
saved anything until e`_!ter they gotmertied or really got down to the busi-
ness of inoneymsking. It was only after' they got ,married that they put their
heart- mid their backs into their jobs arid that iswhy most employers prefer
married men to single ones.
As ion: as e men has no one but himself to think oi he feels free to
throw his money about as he pleases and to loaf and invite his soul when-
ever he i~ so inclined. I-Ie can elweys make what he needs and he sees no,
neceesitv of stiokirig to a hard Job or doing uneongeniai work, and so he
often becomes a wanderersnd lets youth and even middle age pass by with-,
out settling down to any deiiniteoccupation. ,
But with the `merried men it is s diferent story. He has given hostnges
to fortune: A wife and children look to him for support and he is driven 'for-
ward by the mos.'reien'ties‘s :ores in the world-tneneed oi these who love
him sae whom he loves miter than ssse or rest. it is the thought of his
iittis children- crying for hi-ess, 'of the ii- iittis hm feet, on the psvernslnr. of
their having no roof to shelter tbenithst gives menys men the etrengti-i.en_d
energy to dght his way through incredible diifieuitlea to success. ~ _ »
It is because  `ma'rried min has to make money th_at_turna many s'ou_e
of them into sfso-setter who would bs s. ns'er-do-wen urns. wss.s,bss_h_sior_.[
'ro men the eimsiies' or his isniuy. to sive wirsins pearls she ersyefs. ies
to sive the 'emmi-_ss tire" sport ‘om they cent iivs wiuitut_,.u1s n_iss.h‘Ls _to
hiistis around so 'much that it incidentally, isnes_hun.cn msn-,_s'trest1 ine
_ . ---`, ' ' ‘siri-sts1""'tsssN`ths'tix.snyti»iss ea _ ,sissy  ' ’ .
 t TWO lllfifl ' w “km 'x ` A M1” 3| Rum .BQ Ann; 0;-‘nt [nd lb'W6illta bl   40'!  Pe:    e e
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ow doves she
; keep her hand
so LOVELY>
'Tbeu _/ew 'w/Jiipered
g word: made me /Iiab
with pleasure. "
"~ ‘-=-the most beautiful
hands, yet she does all her
own work-’
_f‘As I looked up from
pouring tea, I roiilizbil
.with a thrill they were
talking about me! 1 felt
such a happy glow of
pride . . . for my hands
USED to be my despair!
"Now ‘I find it easy
hands, in spite of dishes
day. I discovers.-il that
to have soft. prolly
to do tlxrvi-_ tinurs _:i
by using Lux. fur all
my dishwashiug. my liumls in-wi l-i-_miie
rough or red or chappeil~l<>nkmg. `\ :th l.r:v_,
they were even “`Ill'i`l‘fl{ ami »~r»i'i~:r aflcr
washing dishes than before!" '
- The instant, niagirril suds me Si 'fi'l'll\.‘\lfi
to even the most sr-.nsilive skin.° iiiix is
made by a marvelous special process--ri\:v§e
whiter and thinner :ind purer than aiytliing
else. There is no trace
Lux, nothing to dry up.
of luirnifnl alkali in
to coarscn the akin,
as there is in ordinary soaps--wh¢~thi>r` Hill:-_~s,
chips or cakes.
_And Lux costs so LIT'1`Ll'l! in i no ui the
big packages there is enough l.ux for 6 weeirs
dishes! So little to pay
for beautifull lu i».L .I
'H beardgporlorsuselus sssds in mawiovin ilk-Aan)
my in soften and while- Usa ,layers
Lin mp. iw./y ii.
bend: ‘that wash dirber
laveslrovtieesiinisss
Teseesa
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this isssntivs' t's`miae` ins’ inode of Shir ssiiity the sseheior isers. - , - _ _ _ - ~
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Mrs. Grant, Millview. left for Bos- life jiioul_d‘be one of tranquility witlrilttie to worry him. But evidently “¢qr|._ .lol-in Qillis and Johnnl qu
ton Friday morning after spending tbisianottbeeuesmnsutistiushosttbaotbersanmoip-iasansuamar-;¢¢;in¢gm, paid s. dying _visit to - -pleases ua
im” “‘ N* s 'few neu si, their some is mu- 1-i_e'rieie1i'ti1`i'\=\1=i\'r‘\"i°°`i|=i°f1»`, "' - .i = r f -. onsriotv»ro1*li.°=`-'1*1°ed=vl“°-
. 1'.. , 2_- » - I' _ . . _  it ._ _ ,_ _ _ __
corrective. and ir N _ » ` rsinsps the pear tsesusn so cuckoo trying is swims isimnosy me ossn-siouffim to in-. ins Mrs. mf' r:;xff:;:__‘f° ‘:h":‘ “ff "
M “°F‘°‘°' ‘°' sn. -ns nn. ‘simon marins.-s. ivan the tressfssssgsy saississiimm 'mv er_~:b°=i\ ei isriss_.‘ii=~i,ii;iuto mu stem-t..r.p'n'¢ wr. re °h° ef- Af' A, ,,,,.,,,_ °"
noi-in oohsssett, mess., ws chssrsr  Perhaps having ao one to think sbouebut themselves they srosdsivsi-so s new; baby boy. Q 3°, mom num nu*
_ ., -4. » ' assume. runshem.  sdssu ss¢tytseesis¢dy¢srisu¢ilit"sss»z_tesmse1vn.,esrhsys_u tssynss me i . f ~ - ‘_ ss inn sums
_ I Peelis lil" oiivs sns msrime ummm. use sn right is iss hqinnmg they some not ts sseseisn; _ ‘  srnioesoas onus. nssssis. is st ‘ A_ 'mg ` gm” '
-‘U\°¢.N“'*°°¢°fP*‘“°°°"°°‘*° norms iwharuon si-rivea on the  '-" f'" _"' "  A' _ ; _
N_=,°\lf» iegi#\!¢~_¢v1°““P°“‘“°‘;“; mess estui-ssy hy sister to _visit prmpwixzmnsnmisnmuwsws tnsenrstn' tismsies . - i.: _- - _ qw,” mn-mm”m~“""°
 ,°“'°°“°°*-_  ‘°°‘"°‘“*' trieirmsnyssisuvsshsis. mi-yrhiss' ' test" mswithwiiossh ‘ quarrel' e' .wnesshe '
in iiie,\t°l‘li?\!9*r- 5 » V _ _ - »swnmaummusmtmw.eu;s;mmhne:n:uruen
~'i'he sympathy of the community more  unmarried men, and happy, eententedlpseple
geesoutrus lfr.e;dvilrs. _Pah-i:k‘\ss- dowtgebatty: '
. .-  wrimiy oraoe.ss sn- _
‘M  *'“"'ilv. is its less oi- thsir susvse Asywsmas
 daughter and sister. larefbonehus.
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