Daily British Whig (1850), 27 Feb 1919, p. 10

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Fee a 2 Aes wr Ld aki $ PAGE TEN - In the Realm of Woman --- Some Interesting F enturgs THE DAILY BRITISH _WHIG," XN THRRSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1919. Whoever enjoys a perfect cup of coffee--fragrant, deli- cious, satisfying --will find an added pleasure in a cup of Chase &. Sanborn's "SEAL BRAND" COFFEE. In ¥%,1 and Whole also fine ground for Percolators. Pulverized-- Never sold in bulk. 2 pound tins. Ground CHASE & SANBORN, MONTREAL. ~-- Thé Promoter' $ Wife | J "BAB IS ANXIOUS BECAUSE NEIL IS DRINKING CHAPTER relish the usiness people in as in all necessary But I yuh night XVII. idea of en- my Neil that was en else, if cont when he te casually wsked a couple of 3 tomorrow I met town up to dinner things bang-up n on my way up- We have a supp! of cut hard wood and kindling. Motor Boats, Salil Rowboat. Several ing Ski, Ww. H. GODWIN & SON Real Estate & Insurance 89 Brock St. Phone 424 Order your hard cosl through the fuel controller. J. Sowards Coal Co. he'd come over and hel) in them.' n coming?" stion as carel had no intent n to Blanche Orton roused; or that I objected to her invited But I wa i irprised at his reply: fie AT ever goes 1d Blanche u t It must 'be against out said he was marrie d to ailing Orton was ( Stands for Mary, Who doesn't feel right Unless mother bathes her With "* Infants-Delight." Early teaches cleanliness and purity by making these qualities attractive. Send us three of these ads--all flerent-~for a FREE trial size cat of INFANTS-DEEIGHT. JOHN TAYLOR & CO. Limited, Dept. 14 TORONTO. DIRECT 'Tnom LARGEST SALE THE TEA GARDEN N THE TEA POT THE WORLD | Neil might have inviting her man call her: "A he had said it ingly, t now the epithet cons One man ilted me before 1-had heard a eater, of course recurred to' me : had asked me first ed her Wi 3 + mat itertain ~~ both ou women are and dresses think you that 1 wa me he alway gay tunningly One would would be delighted thoughtful to ask her.' I'm sorry you asked her, all the same lidn"t you invite lLor- raine stead? She's single." 1 right. Have her too, if But when it comes to entertdining people who count in way, there is no one like She's a great little pusher a business Blanche. for a man." "But Neil ther w you in a vou wouldn't ask ano- man than your wife to help business affair?" I asked, as tonished and puzzled at this of affairs. "I'll ask Lorraine, but I have a hazy impression that she said something about having a date for tomorrow night." {i As I feared, Lorraine had an en- KE agement. jut I had learned to ac cept the unexpected where Neil wa | concerned, so I made my arrange- nie nts for the dinner for five Neil came home early I was in the dining room looking after the decoration for * the table when he He called Tonko, the butler, and what he wanted to drink cooled. [ could nt help a ges- iture of discouragement. That was another thing which had come with Neil's financial success--the constant need of stimulant, The dinner a jolly affair for | Blanche, who lecoked absolutely ame in ordered was charming, tho in almost maddening- ly immodest decollete, At first I was j embarrasses, accustomed as 1 was by that time to the extreme in dress. | But I knew 1 also looked well, ana putting all uncomfortable thoughts away, 1 exerted myself to entertain my husband's guests. 1 would -not allow Mrs. Ortomr to monopolize them; or to put me in the back- ground. . Neil had cocktails served, anda Blanche Orton drank hers and then ¢hegged for another one. She drank a good deal of wine too, as did. Neil. Blanche fairly scintillated, but most of her conversation was directed at know tha a feeling off haa led, I heard her say: jok- | |1 could | her that | riage Jealous of her | phase | Nell, her repartee g at 1 was left to entertain the ness men. They were plain of them especially Rather heavy and silent. One uld easily see that, even tho they were very rich men--Ngil had told me they were milliomaires---that home din ners were not an day affair with them. 1 finally spoke of the business- Oil. They could talk about that and talk in so interesting a fashion th I almost forgot to watch Neil and Blanche, or to pay any attention to two busi sort of men, one private every { their conversation the sServ- But just before we rose from table, while liquers were being "If people had a little more sense they never would mistake my uncon ventionality, which I shall never give up, for common, vulgar sinful- ness. To be conventional myself, or he with people who are, bores me | to extinetion." mings | Orton would | bored, Blanche herself to be Neil not what his I realized perfectly that not allow and that consequer must interest her or she would devote her time to him. Jut not under 1 was feeling that, tho married, he «could keep same friendship with had existed his m up the befére continued.) men | beyond | The deatn N.D., on Geor occurred at Lisbon Saturday morning of Mr Hanna The deceased nad lived in Lisbon for a number of year Before her marriage was Miss Mary Beulah, a daughter of the late William Beulah, Bishop's Mills The death occurred in Friday of Mrs 3 A. G. Syke Brockville deceas Montreal mother of Irritable Nerves Restored In a Simple Way man or woman who is run- not feeling up to the mark, s irritdble, nervous or sleep- an well afford to learn about the wonderful results the newly dis- covered blood-food is giving to folks that use it. There is wonderful power in this newcblood-food, and every weak, pal lid person can be quickly nourished back to health that uses'it as direct ed. After each meal, with a sip or two of water, you simply take two little chocolate-coated tablets, sold in all drug stores under the name of "FER- ROZONE." 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It can be used 'down to the thinnest wafer. Gold Soap is made in the Procter & Gamble Hamilton, Canada He was wa bean TALKING | = With Lorna Moon IT OVER He was running his nickels and dimes over in an effort to get me the right change, a heavy bag of papers weighed him down on one side, "POIPAH," he shouted, to arrest © ees----g A0y passing trade, : not meaning to let my stupidity ia handing him a dol- "Me?--4'm gon- na run an aero- plane" There wasn't a moment's hesitation in his answer; he knew £3 beyond doubt what He intended to do. o' them machines over at the fi terest in pie for the first time. "No, have you? iw ~ jome mental deficiency had Brame #3 'me to ask such a question, and "Say have ve ever been up in one} | fields?" he asked taking a little in] | He looked at me as if he suspected! said, "Costs I 'bucks for fifteen minutes. my name ain't Roékefeller--but. say, I'm makin® one in the cellar at home, got a got linen oe ting valuable time on a The Key Note mere woman, and he left his favour ite topie of conversation, and went shouting, "Poi--pah, poi--pha." He symbolized the very spirit of this continent---decision, unwavering and courageous. He was not walt- ing for someone to tel him what to do when he grew up; he had it all thought out himself. Self-reliance is the keynete of our race, it sings 'through the stories of our self-made magnates, it hums in the biographies of our greatest statesmen, it soanded in the hymn that led our soldiers to victory, and it, echoes in the anthem of our national' life, It is the note on which our citizens build their songs of trinmph; it rings down through the years from the day that the Pil- grim Fathers launched the good ship Mayfl o" dope from a Loot 4 know, and val verything." : tinct reminded. him that! And Health Regained A A Discouraged Wie. you have to others, tell you 'given some ggod ani 1 would some of y troubles My 1914, went to cities and was like husband enlisted in one of the large there for five or six months before going overseas While there he met a married woman with a family and kept company with her, and corresponded with her {for nearly three years 1 found this out through returned letters after he came home, and when I told him he got angry and went awa¥ for three or four weeks, when he came back I forgave him. * Now, dear Lorna, that was bad enough, but I got letters from him from a girl in England, that he had while convaleseing. There he even went so far as to get engaged to her jand gave her rings and other pr« sents, and never even sent me a post card from there or te his four children, two of whom are grown up, fifteen and seventeen years, and the other two, six and four years old. Now, I can't forget that, and when [ keep throwing #t up to hin he gets mad, and says he won't live with me. But'when a woman gives the of her life to a man, and lives a good, true life, and then thinks of him, I can't help it I cannot forget it, nor ever will I cannot feel the same towards him, for he deceived me many times, and he thinks nothing of it. He is jas: a poor man and has nothing to give but his day's work If he was a man of means one would: not care so much He ought to have sense, as he is not a young man When anything about the girl 11 nd he says, 'I can go to her ill be made welcome.' Now, near Lorna, what do you advise me to do It seems as if my heart was tung when I think how I worried when he was away, and think how he had forgotten me, except for a letter now and then A Discour aged Wife best Dear Discouraged Wife--Yours is indeed a hard lot to bear It is only too true that 2 number of our soldiers almost forget their loved ones at home when they were away, but their lives '"'over there" were hard and cheerless, and in some cases their mistakes were only slight Your task is to win him back to you so that he will never wish to go away. I know asking a great deal, but your tells me that you still have » for your erring husband, you woud be only too pleas to have y is devotion and love. You can Win that only by letting bygones be bygones in every way, by not mentioning to him his past mistakes, and "by forgetting all that _has gone before that hag been unpleasant I know that this calls for much forgiveness, but the Book of Books tells us that we must for- give not seven times, but seventy- times seven Your letter tells me that you would gladly have him with you as before he went away, and by forgiving to the fullest poss. ible extent, and forgetting that he ever erred, you will keep him by you, and will regain his love, if in- deed you have ever lost it. Show a little forbearance by not talking of the other women, and that wilt give him ne cause for "getting mad," and your battle will be more than half won I do hope that you will have success in this, and that your loyal heart will again be made happy by your soldier husband in the days when wars and all their trials and troubles are forgotten.--- L.M. some and GOVERNMENT OF LONDON. Programunie, f ' orrespondence, London, Feb. 12.--Londoners will have the chance of declaring their views on some striking proposals af- fecting the government of their city at the County Council elections in the first week in March. Among the reforms suggested by the Labor party are: Parliament for Greater London, with full legislative and administra- tive» powers. Abolition of rates. Graduated fax- ation on incomes of over £250 a year, levied for local purposes by Par- liament. Public control of tramway-cars, motor omnibuses, taxicabs, under- ground railways, steamboats, ferries, and lighting, power and water sup- plies. + Public controi of coal, bread, and milk supply. Purchase of unusued houses in the West End and elsewhere at pre-war prices and their adaptation as work- men's flats, Garden cities, of moderate size, Withir a thirty-mile radius of Char- ing Cross. Absorption of the City of London. Equal education chances for poor and rich. meat Expels Russian Envoy. Copenhagen, Feb. 27.--A special to the Berlingske Tidende says the Bolshevik representative in Den- mark, Garin, was shown out of the country on Saturday. Garin has just returned from Germany, where he was fiot wanted either. He will how have to try some other country. ---------------------------- Mrs. William Comyn, a resident {of the vicinity of Glen Buell and all her life, died Sundey at .the residence of her son, George Murray, Hammond N.Y. Deceased before her marriage was Miss Caroline Reid daughter of the date Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reid, North Augusta, where she was born sixty-six years ago. She was twice 'married. The quarterly board of the Meth: odist church, Morven, has usabi- mously invited their pastor, Rev, R. G. Carruthers, to remain for the fourth yepr. Labor Members of Council Have Bold | Has it a Bluish Cloudy Look? AMPEN a piece of cheesecloth, wring out the excess water; add a few drops of O-Cedar Polish to the cloth--then rub over the varnished surface. 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