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: Polio:
'1 45:31.1: some
Mardeii
fifty. woo
girl]: for a posi-
kxi-Llii position
that failed
~ . Luna sillt'f‘ shin time
‘1 01min 8. per-
‘1'»? he adds.
. ~1< ..zni thoroughly
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‘ moorit positioz: “
I commas.
“And Why dces 5'10 not get a per-
lt it because of not
age?” he demands.
gives .11.; what in his opinion is the
answer menus woman‘s mnure. which
ho considers typical of the majority
of others who do not succeed. '
"it is because she has become dis,
com'ogod,” ho assexts. “When she
loathe:- oki place she felt at the out.-
sct that she ’was handicapped by her
age. and when she applied for a. new
position she. did not do so with that
ussur 3200 that sense of \ictor) and
power which sixes confidence and
The Palms
Festival Te Baum
The Holy City
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
I Know Thar: My Redeemer Liveth
Lord Dismiss Us With Thy Bless-
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To Thy Holy Care
He Was Dispised ~
He Shall Peed Hi3 Flock
One Sweetly Solemn Though '
The Lord Is My Light
Jeans Lover of My Soul
Ave Maria
I Heed The») Every Hour
Mead Kindly Lied-1t
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i6 Soul? 1 Main St.
And then he
makes {good imparg‘ou Fear made .1.
ho:- llmfti and hes-Rating. and .51?th
9ad failure. Each failure added to her 1
discouragement nail rig-3.x ‘ she has;
been turned down so many times that E
she has “come to believed“? struggle
is hopeless, and her diecouragemont.
shows in her fare. Her menial unl-
tude is not that of the commercial
but .of ._the 'copquered. instead of
sinking a favourable impression .on an
employer. also makes a very negatltem "
doubtful one which. coupled with her
xuse, brings an unfax orable decision,
even though she is in even respect
admlxablv fitted to the positiofi for
which she applies.
“And can any emplo3er be blamed
for not wantmg an employe who,
-seems to have lost her freshness and
‘fire. who confesses by her appears
auce, her conservation and her every
ni‘6T'ement that she is ‘allfin,’ that she
is too old, that there is no more
youthful spirit and enthusiasm loft in'
her How can au3 woman expect to
:succecd when she admits that sift» is;
defeated'
lulxoady
And then Mr. Marsden goes on to.
contrast this woman with the ludomfi
litabie Sarah Bernhardt, whose Fpirit’:
85 he expresses it, “conquered
even time itself."
3“
' has.
every obstacle.
’ “It is the mind more than years
that arms the body." he insists. “lllfl:
trouble with most of us is. w begin?
to sow seed thoughts of age in yttrium;
“’9 look foywm‘d to being o‘u'l at=
forty-five and going down hill at;
fifty."
Many actreéses. he points out. re-
;tuin their 3outlii‘ul appearance. and
:xnanner in an extraordinary way, oe-
icauso they know that it s impmath'e‘
for them to do so. 1
“But it is just as imperative." 3112'
:Mawdon (inflows. “for like women.
who must mun Lwr living in other.
vocations. as proofreadur, tyulst. sten- :
ographor, bookkeeper. or what not. to ;
ikoep young as it i< for the ‘ actress l
land the singer. And she) can do :L as '1
feasily as they can. It. is mostly a?
fluency of mind." ‘ i
I
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§$m,nml.llf10'he could talk with Mars.‘
gHuh! i If we liad 3100011000 We could;
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Bolero dresses for girls,
Skirts are awordeom
Rich suits, es‘pecialy of.
9 1 y—$50 to $100.
3.9:) But this only a glimpse.
$1.95 ’ clothes first
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Very distinctive and charming, youM—fia 50 to $65.
Bolero dresses with full sldrts and bolero trimmed in contrasting 01:.110r
with efiective braiding—1325 to $3. 50
and life, these new gowns of printed Georgette!
What brilliant colors; and what contrasts!
No dull spot upon tlieir surface, and how deli'ghtfiil are their stlyes.
Some for as little as $35!
'And gowns of tricolette, that lustrous gleaming and beautiful stuff so like :atln.
These, too distinguished and rich.
Amongthem a few notables at $35——-and from that prices run to $59. 54* —
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whorliootl prayer meetings were held in
our town in order to prepare the way
‘ , for a ieligious campaign. says Kam-
. erinc Henr: in the Outlook
oveningflhat we met as. the home of
m. Wells. the prayers took on the
2' usual formwevery petitioner asked,
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we good people went. 'out tron that-
be “173511.
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HELPFUL Amenimizntbn.
81:25 'succm Dopends on Reception of tax-1
migrants by Countrymcn.
79C 4“ Several years‘ago a series of neigh-
The'
illlvoinanold.mn of the
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fiot' the later: "Macho! the Fatima-5 m a; woman .1 he worked bend! sick for
lAmericanizutiou \Vut‘k dopemlc W11 the sufferers in Belgium. but gave,
the reception of 1.1113 alien D." 11119 ne‘er a 1: gain nor a friendly Word
nativeborn. A good deal of the "01 It to liar mm.- Polish maid vim was
in the large clfiea has been u m: worna‘ng «3.13 and night 0549:" he: peo-
l’ailure despite glowing ngwna and. pie. Hi: brdther and skier had new!
neWSpape: accounts and on; runs-on carried :11” by the invading arm}.
is that tile foreign-«born imam: no father's
welcome from. the native mics-.33;
?il—-——‘, into which oreignets new 1151' mimess. She was
idly nosing. an! I am commonly ‘Toreignrrr'
col;
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grinding: of them and mono: alwassgomrafiold 0115an
19118“ might be much“! '° ”3”" “Maud their acpreciaiism of a. more edum’mrs gave the recipe for bring.
.‘M on the urea” ins up children to be mute kind,
room our labors with them nigh. M l The loos! beautiful tribute to the patient. conefluafie and courteous: '1'
But When M" We“; Statue of Liberty that l he to eve:- Be polite, kind. Wt militia,
whose heart is filled with the love 01;
:God and thereiél'e with the lore ailinu‘
man. am his m: prayer. he}
quanta-rewian um the: as;
mm’ yourswf Tbe mates-
new 31' condo, in.
MicaelE9I55hgn-l. Show his;
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lama had been robbed of
. everythuzz that could be carriui oft: '
W 9! She was. all alone in America. but to
a stupid '
Copenhagen for m M
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jurourself;-—it pays alawys 50‘ 866 m
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