PAGE TEN -- ss es, St. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1918, »- In the Réalm of Woman --- Some Interesting Features "The Wite" By Jane Phelp® BRIAN DECLARES. 'HIS INTENTION Saving Guns by Hand. Amsterdam, Dec. 10 ----A Cologne Gespatch in Friday's Rhenish West- phalian Gazette of Essen says that Cologne has been presenting a strange Bpectacie. Recently large numbers of discharged soldiers, youths and even school children, stimulated by offers of rewards for saving guils from the Entente troops of occupation by getting the artillery pieces to the right bank of the Rhine, were harnessing themselves to gum carriages bearing guns and dragging them to safety. When Chief of Police . Phillips, Smith's Falls, examined the body of John Stratford, formerly of Harlem, found dead 1% his pockets of the dead man. Spread It Thicker, a. The children love Borden's Reindeer Cocoa - ely bread, toreplace butter. An givin it to them yon save butter, an fill them ith health aud farmhouse near Smith's Falls, he found $607.49 in the CHAP Brian did hb coal L which @ fe had dined the two khaki had taken them dio-- first calling permission. Th til late but hod 1 | Which last would have gong in Ruth's eyes ' | Even though Ruth was jealous of Mollie King, there was nothing mean or small about her. Had Brian stay- ed at her studio so late alone, she would Ttave been both hurt and sus- picious, But three of them--why, surely, no pensthle woman could ob- ject to a man going with a party-to call upon a girl, especially when his wife was out of town But because Brian was so uncom- mundeative, Ruth imagined things. rurited e sae thing ght before with i Englishmen then to Mollie King's stu- or and asking ther d remained un- left together. excused his exaggerated. She was no different from most jealous wives, took the greater pains to hide her feelings ipstead of doing as most young wives are prone to do, and "spilling over" as Brian expressed it one day when talking of a wonsan he knew. It would perhaps have made for her peace of mind had she "spill- ad" a kittle in Heu of holding back all her emotion, and her thoughts. time. After her Washington trip, more so than ever.. Scarcely ever 'did he find fault. Yet all the time he 'made her feel that he was about to do something; and that no matter how #t turned out she was to blame. It was a peculiar feeling; one that made her uneasy without giving her anything tangible to which to object. Mandel seemed to understand that Ruth was passing through some sort of experience which might react to his advantage if he could keep from making the mistake of showing his ---- . So ne avoided be- ing alone h her and while he was] t as thoughtful, just as kind, was | obviously so as he had been.| ithout making #t appear that he! andeavioring to save her, feelin Ww k EE thing made her comfort a considera- tion. That he did all this without in any way approaching Ruth, or with- out letting her feel his thoughtfulness obtrusive, proved the strength of his love for her. Dimily, Ruth sensed he was trying to make her comfortable. "He Is trying to make me forget wihiat he said to me, that day his wealthy to me," she said to herself. Then: "He didn't mean, he said. He was sorry for me, my But because she was suspicious she | Brian was an enigma to her at this | humilzation, and said more than he , inter wled." Yet, strangely, this reasoning did And in that her imagination as | Poincar KIDNEYS WEAKENED BY SPANISH "FLU" Are Restored to their Former State of Health by Hundreds of letters from all parts of Canada prove this assertion. 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Jt will wear off now that I am out in the air." 1 questioned him and learned that the windows were kept r'osed because of the girls in the oifice could not stand the . cold. "They wear those georgeite sleev- § es," he complain-~ ed. "Goodness knows, I'd pay al- most any money § to a woman who j had | sense - en- § ough | to iclothe herself so that we § could have some ventilation in the § place." } He fisn't the first business man that I have heard make the same complaint. - Nothing ecouta pe more this incorrect way of dressing (when jit imposas a stuffy atmosphere on co-workers With the splendid example of women war workers in their sensible costumes before her, it almost seems unne- cossary to remind a girl that bead- ed georgette is hardly the correct Don't Coax! Your Children love § coming skirts." It Pays to Dress Properly office regalia for ja cold December day. {Besides what respect can a man have for a woman's judgment if the does not know how to clothe herself? (He is apt ito think that if she shows no common sense on that point she will show none in i} matters of business, I know 'one girl who lost the ohiance to oocupy the position of of- fice manager because she wore gowns 'that. were rather decollete during business hours. (Her em- ployer paid in my hearing, ("Miss E is jquite qualified to do the work, but I don't like her taste in office clothes. Jf {I put her over the girls (I would have them all down to work in balet- So he engaged a neat, efficient woman dressed in blue serge, and Miss: |E----- could never understand why this outsider was put over her, Clothes don't make the man, or the woman either, but they mould the opinion of the onlooker; and when the onlpoker happens to be the Iman who signs our pay checks iL 4s good jpolicy to see ithat our Clothes tell him that we are possess ed of sound = judgment and are worthy to hold responsibility, and set a good example. Little Pet ------ a Needs a Candy Cascaret Look at the kiddies tongue! Then hurry! Give Cascarets to work the nasty bile, souring food and constipation: poison from the little liver and bowels. "Candy" Cascarets. Never gripe! Never disappoint!' Cost 10 cents a box. Harmless! he | xl Ruth's work, and in every-| patron tried to make love] really meam, what! {wot bring quite the comfort to Ruth it should have don« Not that she wanted Arthur Mandel no any other | man than her husband to make love to her, but "the ways of women are past finding out' and Ruth was a woman. She felt piqued---just a lit- tle, that Mandel should so soon have found out his mistake. And she re- sented his ability to dismiss her from this thoughits--as she judged by his actions he had. That night the rent was due. Ruth stopped on the way home to pay it, and found Brian waiting for her when she reached the apartment, "1 stopped to pay the rent, dear. Put away the receipt while I take off | my things. I won't be a moment." "I wish the landlord would take his old apartment!" "Why, Brian Hackett. You are so sorry for the soldiers, all the time talking of how hard it is for them, and all, that T should think you would be ghad you had the money to pay instead of being in those horrid trenches with them, fighting for your life. "" Ruth had purposely said: "glad you had the money to pay." "A man doesn't have to pay rent in the trenches, neither does his wife 'have to throw it in his face if she does pay dt for him---he's too far away from her." Ruth stood still, very still. It had not been Brian's words, as much as his manner, which caused her heart to almost stop beating, and that suf- focating feeling to make her put her hand to her 'throat. It was as if Brian were seeking an excuse. More than once their clash on the eternal- ly sickenig subject of money had led {to a hot quarrel. This quiet, caustic | Brian was a new species to her. She | scarcely recognized hum as her hus- | band, {- "What is the matter, Brian? You are so unlike yourself, lately. Tel! me what wakes you talk and act so differently?" "Nothing is the matter with me, only--you won't have to pay rent for me much longer! I'm going to enlist with the Canadians." (To Be Continued.) ONLY BY CONSENT Of Soldier Can His Physical Condi- tion be (Revealed. Information sought by insurance companies regarding the physical condition of \a@ soldier or ex-soldier, can only be furnished Hy the Gov- ernment when written «consent of the man concerned is given, accord- ing to a recent decision, A fixed procedure for obtaining such infor- mation has been drawn up as fol- lows: (a) Applications regarding sol- diers in the service should be for- warded by the insurance company to the general officer commanding the distriet in which they are serving. (b) Applications regarding ex- soldiers who have been discharged i Tr reasons other than physical un- fitness, should be forwarded by the insurance company to the director of records, militia headquarters, Ottawa. (¢) Applications regarding' ex- soldiers who have been discharged on account of physical unfitness, who are either under treatment by the Invalided Soldiers' Commission, or who are pensioned, should be for 'warded by the insurance company the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment. A serious accident occurred to Francis Bogers, by which he lost his right hand. Francis was pulling a loaded shot gun from a buggy when in some unexplained way it went off. ing down hill, collided with a tele. graph pole, cracked a couple of ribs and was otherwise severely shaken up. Neil Archibald " Campbell, Rock- land, has been appointed clerk of the Tent Division Court of the United Counties of Preseobt and Russell. Sidney Whatley, Peterboro, has been appointed bailiff of the First Division. Court of the County of Pe- terboro. Clayton Neal, Marmora, sleigh-rid- |: Big Cuts In Prices of All Kinds of Meats BEEF--Round Steak, 25¢; Sirloin Steak, 28c¢; Chuck Roasts, 22¢, 25¢; Stew Meat, 15¢, 20c. PORK---Shoulder Piece, 20c¢; Shoulder Sliced, Hams, 85¢. Corner of Earl and Barrie Sts. Phone 407--Prompt Delivery License Number 09-3624 32¢; Fresh Insist on Getting CHARM TEA In Packages Only Black, Green, Mixed. At all Grocers. Adhd A a a a a ddd dA A Children's Furnitures for Christmas Cars $2.00, $2.50 . $2.50, $3.50, to $13.00 $2.75, $3.50 Rockers, Chairs, Baby Walkers R.. Reid Phone 577 3 Leading Undertaker Kiddie Carriages . Five cakes of Gold Soap are as big as six cakes of the next larg- est size. Gold Soap is as good as laundry soap can be. Buy five cakes of Gold Soap and you will see it is 2 plain case of getting one-fifth 'more for your money. 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