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SAYINGS OF THE DAY. Occasionally a man's generosity is due to the fact that he will get talked about.— Omaha "-World-Herald." The man who has no secrets from his wife has either no secrets or no wife.— Memphis "Commercial Appeal." The man "who hasn't an enemy Is neTer mentioned among those who do things. It ls difficult for a man to convince a woman that she is in the wrong when she knows it. The joke that does not Hhock anybody probably bores everybody. If a man ls anxious to gain yonr confidence you may be quite sure he thinks there Is something else to be gained. When a woman has her eye on one man the others all look ont of focus. Bellef ln yourself is a better foundation for Buccess than belief ln other people. The man who judges a woman and the I woman who tries a man are both -wasting time. If yon have a good temper-bang on to it; and if you've a bad one-don't lose it, "Everybody ln the choir -despises~""the organist." "Yes: they look on him-as a neutral.'' A man with ■exaggerated ego Is a chap who has the aggressiveness to- say about himself what you haven't the nerve to say about yourse'f. I In ancient Media it -was considered a reproach for a man to have less than seven wives. In modern Europe it ls sometimes a regret if he has one. The way of the reformer is almost as hard as tbat of the transgressor. Even if a man Is ignorant of the art of wooing he can always find some woman ready to afford him an opportunity to practice. Manya man lias built his success on the foundation of another man's-failure. "Beany, Isabel, I just hate to pas war prices on these imported, delicacies." ''Still, rdear, would it not 6eem cowardly to -shirk our ahaxe of the -"offering?'Science advances the theory that plants can think. So long as they cannot talk yonng couples need "not -forsake the- -conservatory. Winter nettralgia Is caused quite ail mucli through nerve-weakness as through coWer weather. Marshall's Fosphenn, rtmmtmgmma your nerv«, and so Cish thf distressing agony. A few , „* Frwnherine in water, and the d^S B effect S Get Marshall's Fospfine V a*SV The half-crown siz, !£££* four times as muou as tlie iotuer.—(Ad., 1

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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 31, 5 February 1916, Page 21

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Page 21 Advertisements Column 2 Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 31, 5 February 1916, Page 21

Page 21 Advertisements Column 2 Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 31, 5 February 1916, Page 21

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