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The coiniiioiiest cause of loss ot
hair is the neglect oi riancirufl. Thr
scalp is not kept scrupulously cleanf
but is allouefi to acciiiniiiate quiinii-,
tlrs oi iinkgv scales which collect
germs lhd choke iliv pores. Iii i.i~i'.s
llike this the daiidruil should be lots-_
:ned or brushed out once a week ant-ll
the hair sliampooed tlitiroiitiliiix Cari*-_
Iwi d:'j'ing of the hair afior \~ a~ii;iiii'
ie, very ini',mi_'ia:it_ Miiiiy cases of
baldness in mr-n have been .iifriuuicti
to wetting the hair daily \\.'lioii: rlrjf-
ing it afterward. _
Aitor the ei-ca<_-: daritlrii 2 hn< bvvil.
reinoved the scalp siiciiifi be p.uiiif~tl3
with a liquid Castile soap or green'
soap, and then shzin.poocii_ Beiore
the scalp is quite rii';.- a we-lip tonic
may be i'uhl>cri ii;_ Si>l'.i::oiis contain-
ing at least 50 pci- i-  oi alcohol arc;
usually better for correcting oily;
landriiil than write: solutions. 
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sv-v-‘Enter is that* ‘.lic_\' dry quicker. Ii
heir eiiert on scales proves too dry~;
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Vthen baldness comes gradually,i
the hair becoming thinner and thin-f
ner, the change is not .so much due_
_ t first to an actual decrease in the
..umber of hairs as to the decrease_
in the size ot the individual hairs..
` ‘he process ts, of course, different!
when loss of hair is due to disease.)
.ii this case, when the hairs grow in_
again they are of the same thicknessf
as bei_ore.4 
When the dandr-uri is dry sndi
tbundant a hot oil treatment shouldf
be taken before the shampoo and ag
little oily salve rubbed into the scalp`
‘very day or so. Castor oil may be
_.sed lor this purpose or a mixturei
oi one-'half dram of precipitated sul-l
s ~ihur and one ounce rose oiiitnieht. Af
iI'>0d shampoo preparation for this,
,iiondltion is liquid tincture of green
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fparts oil and 100 parts soap. _
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`V,'reguls.r treatments in a rathersliorti
,time, but the condition tends to recur_j
 treatments that are describedi
' 'bove should bo taken weekly .irom|
_hree to six months at least, aridl
_»ereaiter they may be taken at'
_ is very important to avoid reini‘ec~f
.<~- from combs, brushes, halrpinsl
*hd hatbands that have not been
tftibroughly cleansed. These obiectsl
should be washed and disinfectedl
vkienover the hair is shampooed, so`
that they, as well as the hair, may be‘
clban.
Besides applying selves or astrln-`
cents to the scalp and keeping it clean,
.lo not forget to massage it well;
whenever these applications are made.
The hair must also be brushed daily,_
not only to keep it glossy, but aiso_
to exercise the tiny muscles in the;
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U! W. B. GOIIIDII
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED; Phoe
nix. pronounce fe-nix, e as in
1 RS in “it." accent first syllable.
(kind, custom); manor ta mansion.)
S Y Use a word th~ct
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_ .T_‘l;';_‘i' f times and _it is yours." Let us increase _.._-- _ ' ` _
i  our vocabulary by mastering cnc,  ' _ . ' _ i ,
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word each day Todays uoid Vic.-
ILANT' being' on the alert‘ watcliiiil
like a. vigilant and wary .oldi-_;'.
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WORDS OFTEN* MISUSED: Szly. ' ` °'
S§,_f"_°f.‘,'°_,___f_‘,‘f.’_“1f_"§f_‘;’§;_*__f“;f_‘*;__‘”_f_‘§;_§'_;_iHusbands and Wives Who Say They Would
mess. tssit-.ep__ _ Never Marry if They Were Single Forget
That the Burden They Bear is Divided
_ by Half and' That They are Spared
5 ;t.  -om-sn Missrsccmm iiisiinel-| _ Special Curse of Loneliness _
011. Oh the principle that we nevei know when we
are well oi! and we are never satisfied with the par
beautify, embellish. ornainent. be - , _-u meet .ays_ 'Ii I were single, I would never marry.” '
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 7 if: fl- SYNONYMS: decorate. adorn. A young~ woman asks: "Why is it that almost every hiisbniid mid wiie
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tlcuitr place that we are in We never see that the
iloiiers are blooming around us, and the grass is sweet
We are always remembering some luscious meadow
_ f, “  >.- through which ue passed in the long ago, or think
  '_ that just over the bars there are greener ilclds and "O
 postures newer. "Man never is, but always to -be
` `  blessed," you know. That sort of thing.
0f COUFSB. marriage is no picnic, and when Deo-
”  . they get more kicks than ha'pei'ica out of it. They
iind the ronizince of courtship gone, its illusions dispelied, and in its place ____ ____i_______Ce_ The chief f_,a_  9
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-‘ gish :wt-ni, tnitiiliie for siiriiis suniile Hmiiircl iii Ulla §i“=\fl “"1
Womcn`s Missioiiriiyv ol tile Ulliied-
memest gms preswt Wag Brigadier" the monotonous and uninsptring doing of one's daily duty They have dis Rpm” we
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T\'l'lL‘.\bLY SPORTS stuii like that?" deniztndcci the cili_- ___.m. _O dme and you are mad for _he b_._gm|1gh_5 (mu: mu_.e`_ n piulciini "llc 1; Risen" li_\- i.._\ ioi- '
tor. _ ' _ ,'loi.vinf,- sixtccn 'iirla l’.c_<.ii-_ \.ir:ii,i_ . _
"Well," explained the 1'cp0l‘l0'l`i The husband andthe wife have found out that they did not inarry tliei\D01`l5- Jl‘f_1i_ l.‘..‘l`-li :intl ll:-'i-:i To-iii:~i'. _
"thats where he was."-Border Cliicsi _,_.C________,s of m_p0Ss1\)|e`perfections that méy mougm may were cspousmgri Doi-oii\_v nii.l .\i.\:~_i__i:'ri li'-l‘~1i-rail.
A new ieatherweight tiveed in
smart wood-velvet tones with neck-
line softened by iaille silk crepe
rever collar with flattering jabot iriii
and ve-ste_e_ The skirt shows thc
faslilonreble all-round box-plaits, and
is stitched to hipyoke which is joined
to bodice under the narrow belt. Style
No. 482 cziii he l‘ad in sizes l6_ ill. 20
years, 36. 38, 40 and -ii inches bust.
It will make up very attractively too
in plain silk crepe in vivid red, wool
jersey in almond green with match-
liiu fnille silk crepe, grey silk crepe
poilci in his account ui a gaitieiii
toicicd that inziiiiage isnt just holding hands and billing and coolng, _. d .___
icpicwcning th bctiiinl the ca
and the icsuiie tion of lcsus 'liiis
UMW' It is vthking eight hours a day to pay the butcher and the baker and ` ,` - `. `  __ S I
The “ext day he “'35 “Ned t° me the landlord and the milliner ar'*"- dressmaker and the beauty shop and conmled of SCHDHWP rcadmg"' “huh
°‘m°”"‘ "°°"‘- it is standing over a cookstove nndwaslililg dishes and runningthe vacuum \\-ere ;:i\’<’11 by iiic l>Hf~f<1i'. RN -Mi
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what do “"1 mea" bV “"f“`*g tlciincr and mirslng babies and staying nt home nights when your feet JustlL"“"g- ""“‘“ ”‘ “U M I `
but tnat each has got a. veiy human i mate o ts and wen nesscs --
""* .ind itiiipci .uid neiies and selhshness and unieason Each has discoveiedillm '\"11‘ W* “U
tl tit the inaiiiagt cerfinoiiy does not work n miracle that tuins a man and Hd/Cl “ill
vcinan in‘o vo souls with but a. sin le thou ht two hearts that beat t ne, Phlllli Ml\V\U1~ il
Household Hints ‘ g “ “°
but that on the contrary, nmirlage seems to set people iii thcli individual'
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By m,b,,¢a Lee npnnsiis as a inoiciant does, rt dye, and that no other iuo people in the Boliltvl 10 \'l ~'l‘i I" "1 " I
-ii ki i.oici h di nloii and find so mai* tiiin s to flight about ‘tie foi -lic 'ill<`1i<l‘<l ii 'uni iii which
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.ts .i liwbaiid .ind viiie. vas ciiiiicci ou*
So, human nature being what it is, and men and wonicn being ivliatlwas ns follows _
Insured Against Rust -1- ` The iiiiisiciil port oi .lic pi'i;,r:\iii
Save all empty spools from coittin: iiicy arc, and it bein' perfectly natural lor ull of us to take our bicsslngsf f _
° ‘(-_‘ui:‘tct“-~‘Tis Mitliiigii' and on
:ind-silk and take them sway with, .is no more than our due, and to regard our trials and ti'ibtiln'.iciisV as ui1T.c-i _` _ " `
C‘ive< ` Bro'v_ bv .\l:'.~. D. A. hir-
\vith matcliliig shade in linen, print- _'ou next suinincr to cover over ili<_- i st~i".cil inisioi'tuiic.=, it is lot surprising that some clay alter Mi". Bciieciick nz\:;| "  ` -
ed pique in red and white tones with
plain matching red linen. Pattern
price 15 cents in stamps or coin (coin
is preferred) Wrap coin carefully.
We suggest that when you send for
this pattern you enclose 10 cents ad- 1|
ici..on Mr anti _\li"=. V"rb.<tei'
Star-  ~ ' - ~ _~ - He (up f fam K !\-'uricl and l\il_\'L’.ir»  l F1 (Vil-
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_ i _ _ _- , -l‘ttultci'_ and l\ii'. Burton Boa cs.
in the shore cottage. _ ri irnnlly he could afford a racing car and yachts and tliuigs, and that if n. im __ _ __W_____ _md ______  __ _hc _
_ tlidn'L have to punch the home timeclock he could stay down town and phil" fl'm;“_ "__;_‘ _ _ A; Wib __
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- gn-\-[ng |.~,,,,,| _ p<ii;ei~ with me boys. and that he should say that l!_he were siiilllv 110 \-'UM __ “__ ` (__ om __” __ 5_1 “___ D;
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Tlic soup or salad slloiilci be si-ricri 1»l"~i~‘1' 1\f|l`1`i/~ - , _ _ , __ ,,
_ _hc _____C______ _"___ _hc ________ ______ i ~ f ir::~_ Sri.-i uii:l Clio.us~~ Lord.
° ' ' ' "“ " ‘ _ _ , ‘ ‘ iii' ‘lk l`lu"‘i‘n Biiatos and
ditional for a copy of our Spring vegetables should be s.:;._.,._1 _,_ rm Nor is it surprising that after Mrs. Benedict. has had to whcczll. t'.c 1; __ _ ~   ~
- i-t ii new hat out of Mi' B and lisien to his iiivzfiious c:iii\;;'si~.,»cn nc ', ._ " ii ` _ -Vi"-‘lie 15 Smlidilil in
delightiul styles, including smart en-
sembles, and cute designs for the
kiddies.
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For The Cook
GOLDEN MUFFINS
One and one~liulf cups flour,
milk, 4 teaspoons baking powder, 1
teaspoon salt. 2 tablespoons melted-
butter, 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 egg, Silt
Hour, baking powder, salt and sugar,
four times; mid milk gradually, stir-i
Q. When setting the titliic, \\'i;ci'c
the kind oi bread she makes and that his mother used to make, unc. i\'tt
mme' _ ' _ »_ _ ' O ~  _ . ` _ »  ,__,,.__ '_ i “'iil, bv choir. Solo-“They
Whitt- 1-"ui-r-ilu.-n liua sat up evening alter cvenlilil with a man who had thc coii\'ci'sat.t.in~.i *`f"~' " -3 H iii il* MV-‘~ E- L~ MF*
-_ _ ' ` " ._   _ ._ ._ _ _  _ 'ii -_-."  --1\_ii'i'oi-.i\1c." hy ur.-_
Clean wlme ¢.m___,?_ _-,__.,__,,__,_, “lm itptnoiii. of st scic h..adctl bear, shc oplncs that if she had not nittiiicd siic ' _ *__ _ »_ ‘_ I
would i'o\ei' iiever, NEVER coiiunit such a. loliy. `“""-- l- H"l‘~i""- MVS- D- A- M*
The reason tor this is twofold. First, husuaiids and wives, without real-
"'I_o\v in ti*'- Gi'avt~ lic L;i_v" bv i 
_ ' _inns it, rilwciys associate being unmarried \'l_Lh youth and _hlsh sim-its :nni_§'f‘\1111 L'z:1."- of the i'»"ii2i"L'~itio=_iV
A E51 uette _ iseefiom from care and worry, and they ieel that it they had not iiiiirricrl _ Solo :intl ."iiui'i'.~- -“lii;ilit. nnd l.iii-_
'Bq I they v.'ouli,l liave reniained perpetual boys and girls. One of the principal .i~`oi'ci't-\'_" by Mr. Ilizrtcn Eootes :incl
BY R°b°"‘ L” iieasciis people get divorces is because they have the delusion that if they lclioir.
can get rid oi those to whom they are married they will be restored to their! At the close of t.h.= program. Rev
swims 0( gaming youth once more, ` Mr, Loring co:iipliii1rii.r<i lliosr who
had prniiioierl tile c:iti'i'tniiiin.~n'. on
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15 me monogmm me 0 uc Q 0 1 'l`ln~_v iorget that, wlietliei' they married or stayed single,-age would have iiim ,~_~,-¢¢-limi mfnnir-r in \\~in,-p if Gum-1: af,-,w,]Qr__
' placed? ' I b -d tl ci and the cares and burdens of lite that none miiy 0508119 “'0\1ld 'had been p~‘c.<;ciitccl and tlmnkcii
ring`all the time. When no lumps ap-
pear. add butter, egg, beat, we-11 and
pour into greased pans. Bake Zu minu- f
tes in good hot oven, '
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Daily Arguments
AUNT HET
BY ROBERT QUILLEN
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I knowed Pa wouldn‘t marry
some schemln' huuy nn' let her
use my embroidered linen ln’
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Q. Whether or not a person bc-
lleves in tipping, does it show good
form to neglect it?
’\/I Scot Collin ni the Bank oi
Mrs. Jus, M-‘:Cai'tliy i'etui'nod to her
Her many frinds are pleased to
leam that Mrs; Daniel McAs|ey is HARMONY-A concert* ll to
u slowly improving altar having I. | held in the near future. proceeds ID ' f Mm Thom" oumn Br” H“b___,_ | L
severe can oi’ pneumonia. |’b¢ in sid oi the Prince County Hol-_ G35 Pl°¢BS€d H€8Yt _ ‘___ ___e__d___g _ nw da" ___ G___,_w_x_d _ Mx LMP! /0‘U8{y
________i pital. sewing has been done for thc, Made .woman Falnt _ __ __
‘Pi-olestaiit OrDbanage_ Next. meettnd ‘Vw zum of er hmmm' ML John ,ke hand-I that
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A' To me "gm or the hostcsb iiaic come upon them. They would have had to go about the real business ,them for :heir uiiiiiillng interest in EWU I/Img Ptnfcd
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Cmer' ' _ of life, which is work and not play. They would have known toil and anxiety ',~i,u,-¢h w0ri¢_ txttpf . . . '
Q' what shomd a persmml canmgl :;i;d worry and sickness and sorrow, and have had to do without tho things _ __ “___ _ `
cam lfvar? __  tht-_v wiinied rind to do the things they did not W9-lit to £10- F01' the Old Mr, 011-,-cr (30i~i;1_ M510
A' nm ‘mme and ad"lre=°‘ and bacliclor and the old maid have no sinecure. They e3'3“iJe Hone of the 501'- _"ml MH Wim_____ Gm.m_ Mount Royal ,
“ISO me mle if mere is any' - . l'0\’i'S Of CXISLCUGC Rnd they Edd £0 them 1°11el1l”»¢55- went to Suniiiiersirie on Monday io
see their young brother, Gnriicld, who
Wi iic smarting under the pin prlcks of matrimonyi the husbands and ;»_ _ki __ LH: _ ~. . . _ _ _
1 1 titer” rm ng " `" ` “”°“‘ r°°°‘°“ “ Y dinner table set with _all my best china-for
ti ile often sa that if they were single they would never
death or divorce.
' tci ioiths with h ~ inarry again, but that they don‘t mean lt is amply proved by the tact they
Miss. Mary C. Mcioonnld (tem-heri Old bachelors and old maids are often chirpy “Hd hliliiiy 0_l10U8_h. bui-
are earl always restless and dissatisfied i’heir free-
speiit the 'holidays with i'cla.tlvcn widows and widowers n y ‘ - hm
and friends in Truoiidie. dom palls upon them. Staying out at nlzht loses its kick for a man W
nobody cares whether he ever comes back or not. N0 Womln Clk” Bn 1Df¢\'¢5°
Mr. Sherman Mcltss/ey, Summer- in gettin!! UD 11 dm“°\` if “° mm is *‘° e” it' Th°°° Wm’ ‘uve been mnmd
is th om anionship to which they are accustomed. They even miss
ide. spent it few days ln Mt. Stow- m.s o c D
art the guest of his parents Mr somebody £0 0811!- With- Life with 5' h“5b°‘“d °r W1” may be mush "mn"
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and Mrs, Daniel McAssey. But it is 110) “Y dun' ‘ _ OR _
" - ii, id ciiuorn iuvm wris'r- Mrs.
. Mr' Ralph Dmgwen' Moten' ‘lm \'iilIt/mx: thi: James A. Macdonald ent/ered the lad-
» in Mt, Stewart Tuesday on business. ____;_€k M of me Gund mv" wut hmm,
' i _ _ __ ute at the February meeting. A dis-
Mr. Oeorls Sutherland. charlot- __ _ __ hum! the
ms H W McKay |-¢.g_ug-ned ug]-wr Ctislibh W0 DIG! I
iii as new at the home 0! Mfr
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;§tisim&` ` "l|t.`;.- .“.u~.t;i~li3`iéi~n '   .~»\...2`s’lt`.f 'z.i_";i.ri=__--_'J .-Valar
'°“’“’“' “md th"°“gh he" °“ homehtér _;nde,_Bmn¢ m vpgngion school cleaned and purchasing a
Tuudsy en-mum w Mmm' in the P E I hospital teachers desk. Next melting will bc
' /_ held at the home of Mrs. John Ar-
, it, _ 5/ilu r. e emi u i _
bs “`“‘“ _ ° °" ’ ° Y °“ “E ""5 'Muir buviu wan on Lu is sisntwfnfiit Mau, is |»/on su num :miami-
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"Often I would faint from the pres- _
i tomach as on m heart.
mg :rn nut' bome_ Xmnlu' Prsvioustohia departure for West--
” throught me real relief."-Mrs. I.. H- lm Clhldi 011 Mvhdlyi ML GUY
I SWRGEON INSTITUTE- - Th" Oviiiiell- aouitsr, a numimqsr hu friends ss.
_members oi the W. L are canvauii: ____;t__f_ll¢:;_ik:__ r;_l_lce_va| __ :_i:_d_B6;u_; “mmm ._ hu homo ___ w_b_______ to
the district for wiiiwrt and zooaw upper _"___ _"___ ____"__ __ "mm, spend it musical evening, and won!
!°`“l'4| U10 P"°9°'°d 5*“""""“’”‘ f old wuts mattnr you never thought lhlm I Plvlllfit U14 Pfilbtroua tr|p_`
_Two new members-have been added was in your styltem. Let Aslertks iauy will be greatly miusq by mp
.mein membership iut. im: muh. _§_l:"0__i_'°i1r __»_*_1:_i1\.?_h _:gg b°__‘;;ls_'i_R»;'-nf- may fm-use who were frertueniyw
his will M Mid at tiwhoma of Url-' om-comma rcmupmgii. $ir'.@¢§ -~.f-:woes with ncaiiaatmxuto :xml
 U _. "U\||¢o._H|, .,..'htlYi¢UD '
~`_llitt.»'nm_V_ ~.
~ wives who say that if they were single they would never marry orget lin prince Coiiiity l{o:=plinl_ after- nn. _ _ ' _ _ _
A N01 it 15 “°'~\°1‘ 10 °'J“f°1`"l "’ they have their consolations as well as their troubles. The man forsew Ui” opcretloii for uiiiieiidicitls. i our dirliici' tO Jim S new friends, had n6V6f
custom. _ comfortable home his wife makes lor him, and the woman im-gets the good looked pl-cttw!-_ But It made my Dom- hands
__ t¢ ------- living her husband makes for her. Thby tori” U1” While d°m95“0 me Mm Hector 1m.L,aa(._ G1enwo°d_ is
gc _.-1, < ' _ __ _
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rf _L_f`_»j1 -<_d‘m I\/Igunt Stewart Notes curtails their liberty it is b~tter than not having any one in all the world __s_u__g _________ds ___ M______e____e md, broadcasted ¢DiShpan!»
‘ ‘V "- who cares enough for you even to note what you do. v_C_____V
The following party lcft on Mon-
day morning for the Canadian West,
Mr. John_ N. Ladncr, and
Mr. James Auld. West Point, Mr.
Earl McDonald, Glenwood. Mr. Ed-
ward G, Shnw l-Iallburton, Mr. Harry
Mclsiiac, Hebron, and Mr. Cny Boul-
tcr, Milburn, Mr. Ladner is a con-
tractor aiid builder of considerable
experience, and most oi the‘others
have also ltnd some experience in
this line oi. activity. As many of the
western workmen are employed in
construction work on the Hudson
Buy Railroad, and many others are
engaged in erecting a large building
ior "General Motors. Ltd.." it is ex-
pected that there will be a good de.
mand at high wages for carpenters
for general building,
Mr. Nell Mc_I|aac, Glenwood, was in
d isliiidefi ol'
ear (2) In"t-nultv nl l`asiiion creat- Sliflnil 5¢\`f¢|» f"°d‘ 1" um “""
""' 'W - 5'- MQNW--1*"liliuiuiiaii Alias -spent th
i l 'ind Vicinit M” 5° ' _ ,
Glen“ 00( ° y _winter with licr d1ii;;ii.ci', Mrs. Ncil Mui'rai'et McDonald were \1_qitm-aw
on I_._.idaVe_._,______:_Ma_.ch29Lh__melA. _Boiiltt-r, and pltiiis to rctiirn t
` hor liuiiiir in siiiiiiiicrsidc lor the :hir gir_~st.s of iiie latter'.- mother,
____c__ “_ G_____“___od LOL 8 p_.escm_ ..umnic': iiiuiiilis.
cd an Easter progrmn to it large and - -'-* ‘ 'r ‘“"'~‘ “' '" "_"
ef
is
tool My,hands no longer are reddened and coarse.
I’m really PROUD now of my dinner-table hands."
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ma
S. O0rl\l.

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green and gold 5|,"
yi til) An exquisite four-skin scarf ¢|
el t Russlnn sable. '
Igiamgmingswns-Twig
oliiiilibiirton on Sunday. 'I'ht-ye um
i\i: _ Liiiiiiit- McDonald.-O,
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ii ard
CUSC
  zképmiil
_ emit
y NH-W
look dreadfully coarse by com arison. They simply
“ggi _ T ' _` _._ _ _  _' _ ____ " .‘ "And because I know it’s just such little things that
T. LTN Commerce smfi, visited ri-intivcs and 'ilicy lorsct that the burden that two bear together is divided by hall M__ ________ MIKE smouslv ,U °th¢r9 judge U5 byi I b@C3m€ S€lf'C0l'1SCiO\1S » - ° in at
friends in ivn. stetvnt (nn-ing his end that nothing iiiismehfs I .ivy or a triumph like snoring it with another. ___ ____ __0m__ ___ G_C_______0d_ We `__._S__ I ‘ ease . . . at my own dinner table.
They e\ en foi get the happiness their children have brought them, and that ___ __ ~
tl l l YC
_* in mem my me an -- the house I was still using old-fashioned harsh soap for
the dishes. Until that night I had not realized just
, _,  ,_ _ _ sister holidays. _ I ’ ` _ _me __ _“___ w___ ____v____ ______ iii wee i' f¢wi'vi.\'- - “Of course it wa_s foolish of me. With Lux always in
._ - i _ '
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-) _ .» home hero, on Moniiiiv, alter slleilll- 30 “‘“""i_" Dwi y _ _ _
 __  _ng _hc “___ , __ _ __ . E, _ ___ _ _______________ ___ w_v___ e____e_ ____ how pitifully rough and red it made my hands look.
__» `, _-__ - E* " __\_i_`> daughter M;-5, Jus, )3i~9,dy_ cha;-int. nearly always do marry again if they ose e r .
-¢.~ A.” f ' 'J' . ` ’
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Now I use Lux for all my dishes. And for cleaninlf
Many household soaps-flakes, chips and cakes-'
e made in the old-fashioned way. They contain,
rmful alkali that makes the skin rough.
There is no injurious alkali in Lux. Made by a re-J
' markable process, Lux actually SOOTI-IES the akin-
leaves it a little whiter and softer than before#
-111-¢fB_Hf» 8Parkli11K Lux suds, ready before ou ever]
Put J/Our hands in. are so rich and CLEANSI¥IG thdf
the dishes seem almost to wash themselvesi _ '
T big package of Lux washes six weeks’ dishes!
ely hands for sosmaii a price! ‘