Daily British Whig (1850), 13 May 1920, p. 8

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» - PAGE EIGHT In the 'Realm of Women--Some I nteresti RS PS | A Tea Surprise is awaiting you in your first cup of Lanka. You'll exclaim at the rich sparkling color, the inviting aroma. The rich, smooth flavor is the crowning delight. + 'This perfection is due both to quality and skill in blending. Lanka comes from- the 'hill country of Ceylon --is the choicest growth of British gardens. Price WM. BRAID & CO. | Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo Too much 'alkall dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is yor! o (which is pure and entirely | greaseless), is much better than any- thing else you can use for shampoo- ing, as this can't possibly injure the . harmful, Mulsified cocoanut * shampoo hair. Simply malsten your hair with wa- One or two tea- i spoonfuls will make an abundance of ! ter and rub it in, } rich, creamy lather, and cleansés the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lath- er rinses out easily and removes . every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff jand excessive oil. The hair dries ignickly and evenly; nd it leaves it & "and silky, bright, fluffy and easy * to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil . shampoo at most any drug store. It is very cheap, and a few ounces is "smough to last "veryone in the fam- «| but he took me in his arms and said: EC eu s es eee CE TR TT] » _ The Workings of John's Mind. John looked at me .for » moment after my outburst against his mean- ingless flattery, and then his usual excuse came into his mind. "You gre;not well, Katherine," he said. "1 sh¥uldn't have zllowed you to work yoursel! up into such a ner- vous state as this. It has faken you 'longer than I thought it would for you to get over that automobile acci- dent. Katherine, I should have re- membered and not allowed you to talk upon things which prey upon your uerves." I laughed somewhat hysterically at this. It was really funny, and then I said: "Yes, you have it right for once, John, I am not well. At least I am a little unstrupg this morning." And then I told him boldly and without tFe little tremors of delight with which 1 imparted, the news to him before, when he had so disappointed me. At first his face was clouded and then he said: "Dear, I am glad. That new house of ours will be big enough to hold three, instead of two." Unexpecteliness a Charm. - I believe that that is one of John's tascinations for me. I never know how he is going to take things. Un- expectedness is a great charm, 1 guess, for all human beings. John has just told me that it is the unexpected- ness of Elizabeth Moreland that ap- peals to him more than aay other thing about her. I wonder if I am al- ways the same to John. As I thought this, I turned to. him and asked the question: "John, are you always sure just how I am going to answer you.on all questions?" "Pretty nearly," he said. "Weil here I am going to surprise you." I answered. "I want this baby, as little as I longed for the other one." This really did startle John, "Dear, I think you are just saying this to tantalize me. I know you are the best little woman in the world, and all good women want children. I am very glad that we bought the house. Katherine, because it will make such a nice place in which to raise a family." "Hello, John," interrupted Alice, who came through the door. "I didn't expect you quite so early." Met By Katherine. "I came in on the afternoon train. Katherine evidently knew when I was coming, for she was on her way to meet me." "So you have bought the finest house in have you?" said Alice. "Yes, and very soon Katherine is going to remodel and, furnish it." "Will you have to remodel it?" "My dear Alice, don't you know that women must always be remodel- ing something? If not their houses or their husbands, they remodel themselves." = "Gracious, John, I hadn't realized THE DAILY BRITI that, you had become cynical in your old age." "I am going up to my rogm." 1 said, "and leave you, Alice and) John, to fight it out. I just remarked in passing, however, to John, that you had remodeled yourself into one of those feminists, which seems to be the fashion in clever women this year." As I went out the door I heard John say: "Yes, of course it is a fashion and a fad; you won't keep it up long. Alice," And I stopped to hear Alice answer: "Only as long as I live, John." Followed to Her Room. John followed me to my room shortly arriving almost before I had changed my tailored frock into a house gown. "How lovely you look in green," be said, I glanced up quickly. I had worn this house gown numberless times since we had been married and John had never noticed its color, its shape or becomingness, but when he added: "Sometimes, Katherine, I think you are thé prettiest woman I have ever known," I thought perhaps it was time to begin to flirt with my own husband. "Only sometimes, John." "Is that a bid for me to say all the time?" he taunted. "Take it just as you please," was my answer, as he softly kissed the curve of my arm, which was bare in the wide sleeve of my negligee. Tomorrow--A Woman's Happiness. Laxative Fruit Cake. . The Journal of the American Me- dical Association recommends a la- xative fruit cake made of equal parts of senna leaves, figs, dates, prunes and raisins. It does not matter much whether thé ingredients be weighed or measured, as exact pro- portioning is not essential. The dose is one slice, large or small, accord- ms je the requirement of the indivi- ual. Sora / me "-- NOW REV. DR. SHATFORD. Rector of St. James the Apostle a - Made. Dy Cu Lo. pian ase 2 Montreal, May 13.--When Cafon" Shatford, rector of the Church of St. James the Apostle, returns to Mon- treal on Saturday next, he will come back as Rev. Dr. Shatford. Letters received from him by his friends of the congregation stated that he had been given the honorary de of D. C. 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