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VOA tlle.eml.), *4 -is. not let perfecty
estabhshed.and, •4' Mild. hgr, of paie9b2
leg tes4.44; The g.l..iP4PPaRraPO, of •-the
*Tiling, ,eiekbeSsr4is• an ladltation that
the connection between...mother :and
'ollild;•ja-WO11. estab!".iehectand from tbis •
1,,, . . „ .. . , . ,.., , „ . ...
'time ria"the Mother's 'aPpetite sheuld.
steadily improve. • ',.. -• , •
4. .
From the. end .of the fourth :flieet),
the rOther needs. an eitta„,qhantity of
lend- The.' child is • growing .1-4,011y
• dining this period and the motherTer
„ .
quiree,*bont ,erte,:fifth,,Morelood $han
HMS..
reveede e flavor is pure,
fragrant Try It
Bieck. iiced Or Green Bleir448.
LBY 0; CkupLAA
. • . .
shopzugn,---yop. may.: bete ahulce74.1)0AY'ul,oln ei'two-peuc
colored1' • : • \ •
ttelelne Sinai" BoY-4,1"VeneY eleille; •- Ws 'better vale°, 'to,
the MOne7,-'; • • , • • :, •
' 1
PPPY140.14 by 61#4° U. CO. a
normallyoot• a0o0f. the. same 411.10W4, .'
as a, man. 'doing manual labor. ' • : CHAPTER AK,---:-(Coni'd,) . ••••• .. Her irnittin3 -'44y on her lap. A pile
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,THR HOT WATER BATH 4,In4cH' chair in the window, and now 'stood, her; bat .her fiends, 'Were; Rily: ,folded;
• I .think a, Schaal, teacher Of myr, ac- *44. one' hand on the mantel -shelf, And s e did not 40elt-.4t the books, did
'cluaintaace has solv,cd. the het t,unch looking; inte:tlit iiTe. olio you, remeta- not !even, notice the sunshine; her eyes '
PrOblern, very s satigfectOrtlY and effl, beri" he said, "that evening in Beth, • were *WI her lieart,'...tied that was .far.
•,siggi.g. ..101 ,rnimiFiBi===i1;,_ (,:lent!Y:- ..._11-110 B01°01 'teacher was.. a' allY When Mary took 4 box Of sPiken, 'away aereee Om, igeOIC. dividing sea* in
- .----- --,......,.....-.... .... • .,,.......,... 'L.m. ana_nd as 2t.bo _school had no eler Ard, very costly, Ana anointed . the feet • the ..lagt••• res.. tingHplaces Of her three ,
". . .. • .
„iirlreriviPdTilit 4 hvreahrlait)unPatl/tahti!actetar .7....f--. 6rnfe-njteli1741Wed ,. Lit tl.litolitt -ciet,7-411frialls%77:41; '1(Vnel4ta."*::-',a-Wt. 4rieti,andeYdieer4-(1;11:11t7Y--111114:1iiebbetelti:l'
..' He . IMrellOged` a...galVaniSed vfaahmime Judas who''carrie4 the bag and and; •11011V-Vi,.4,?,...ouaitit nho „ ,-iu .,-• the
boiler and a -cold -Peek rack.. This, •vaith-lp 4 toisheriesiti linlell deneernesl' grarel'''' el'''' • ''''• - • '' '`` .- ' ',. ` • I
•'ll. brace, tile blacksmith Welded or the 'attout. the waste. Root's 'that ow bp2c , t'sho..)urnqc1,-to,g'tegt her 'visitor with i
amok 1 lir ess than four dollars ,. , ,,, . might have.been,.Sold••`..fer. three,- ''h, nil* • hSr4::1"111snal".‘Viti. 44„, sica),,•-'srirge, - ph.'7,4,d;:y ,
Stove; comprised the complete" expen,,,, • -
, INah.,•faiinly of 00 or two ebildrfn. d`ed ' ' d gi ' to theAnd1.groWn very-fortdpf 'Pamela .: they were •
TIN -CAN QANN,ING- . • I Used Olio method of making gnu,. brill ,..a ,. o Jesus, i-ebulting' lin!, said but
rat: enhs'od lcuotgLilato"eatgeiiwilithoir,isethitivn.ithteot,;
. . g -pint jar of dinner,"... In a always ye lave with you, bet Me ye a .... , j y 4 g,: , . .,
family of three (*.Ter!, two.pini jars have not always.'" gether in silence; .. : '' . . I .
cigrie 19.11134°Ititel"r4ibitelr his writing -table
and
ad wentmadmade
over sisha-ToLibetweendeen3.7t whtehi iehl,ec3ooena..4,vnte. 1.;Isorti tpttic eh e 6,::li x i bnWu, tirpsgzb7raeil Isi i 1,1;i their give one
Ods du: mh - !.:
are Wed. The bringing of tea, and , •feinelifiGglosfgopwe'raehaeal
is piping hot, arid kest• of 044' without
any nanfaalan, waiting, experimenting Wifequickly; "I can't have Made much GlaSgere eu. shopping expeditions,
Told interest. 'Yell. would •regllY "think it
finer .,,argumey4 ill.,.a, she,d,t,riedh en a the,: 'My, ral,h. loot 'was
or
„.• treat- in , that!' .. .-We bought a Oreat,
iitt'Dcilesiii.laglertbh:pfierrStanreed eematethate'teena7hthel7 'tee. mghs he ,were arranging papers.
Presently he Said, "Anne, You've, been matteted to them What you chose.
onirwritiair a past_card,o,.aaid his 24_,InIcriz.e:liap,ida_ii,rs4,,1:6ranortsnu.uhalarh.eariltoa.h:on: They delighted Jean' by rerporking,as
Et°ve' w" enough water to submerge hdre- --P • His tone was •accusing.. • ., .
the, cans: nicely. By noon, the lurch --,,
Maher • knows '• better :than anyone of a Mess." :•She turned. to her vira- •gPaavnleelina..'tseaipid,we me, but ebe„en jeyedl•eb:a4tia.:ttr°,st.°40reefulehloanvni:,7seo.:::: jueosdewed.w' Dta:•in'wee.
''‘WaTihYgog_teLricloitir.:FT.Ites ,if6i4yonifo_r1P4;ris if ,
She orl'." •donVknoW. what It • is about that hat,
Y°1?„.:Istought- •with......iitc,h.....enthusiairn• .......tt
or dishwashing,•,:Then .toe,,,eadtchild
has for lunch ins,,.wh-att--.he itkvti_best, rirrs..oaldridnIxdpl..aalboneudt:.L.Tso_willin rais4.ga.ltaere; ,
everything Moat be so tidy And un -
what her kiddies 'like and dislike, • . • . . herself 'Mightily. We wentfirst
I r ' . "W ell; I.can% understand,". said her . to tive, if you know ,What ' I mean. .I.
There are endless variations :-+ Cocoa,
Mr- Macdonald had reeved, from •his of new hoeks:Stood on the table beside
lash: The meat was cut into ,inch
squares and sprinkled with flour mix-
ed with salt and pepper- and browned
in hot fat. Then 'chopped celery on-
ions and carrots were added •and the
whole stirred fregnently, . To this was
added tomato, soup and stock .arid the
Whole: allowed •t� -Simmer forty-five
Minutes. After which it was put into
ems, sealed and cooked in . boiling
water two hours. -4.;
A. PRETTY FROCK FOR MANY
•, „OCCASIONS: .4•
STORIES, ABOUT
ELI4(NOWN PEoPLE
• A •$tforn,"
, Not, hill& egg M. Vaderewskt was
:playing tofilinSelf board.' stepnler,
SEALED••• •40. 4 Passenger eent-artiana- a request .
aslOng ;him. to sop',hia AolSe•• •14101.•
ancemplimentarY. 11144liot less 41,1re44.- "•
an incideht Which Occurred enly.
last 0408011a:4 as • a snielllYillage, In
• Switzerland.; -A dance committee .were•
404d, no for ;pianist for theft 'anneal ••
Pell- • Hearing .e.t. their plight; a..i/iracti,
. . . . ,
cal' joker wrote: , . • „;,.'
''''•fliere is 4. Inan7liaated YederewSkl .
who playa the piano, but 'he Is „oat of.
Wink and !, •would A. ph „ •
at 'Merges,linar
lail-
aniia." .
The -triad nanted. • Padereivskt was •
innagalatel?t•Writteri:' to. by the 'et:Omit- •
:•tee, .and offer,;ed for
• •his‘ serVices1,/i. hut
had„:..,peyer:• heard Pridereeslpir,•.4
Tari.•ereWski.:,brid•. oeVet .heard•-.9V."the':.•
committee. and 'the offer was' .4011ned,
, As a.,inotter of feet, this. was a hap: •
'py- thing '; fer the dance", -:-
sinee • if .M., padertivSki had started'••
playing," ribriorie.WOUld haVe'danced.at. '
would alr'have been 'content
to and listen?:
• „ ,
• -"•1-10Mti-'PolifIce:: - • • •„'.- 4
it ..14 Adrprising:thing no.vslidaY0"
•to'finci a 'woman...Whe.'-taltersrin-,4irreresi
---igTrioThics, but 'Lady,' Cynthia As.qiiith.• 4..
•Ie particularly,' keen; And. not .merelY,
on aceetint Of :the; fact that. 11,1i..11.: „
Asquith is.. her fathet-in-law. • One -.-of
• • • ' ter • est s or es r
Pass 'around
.4 After every meal;
Ofve', the ;
• the lienefit of its,
s aid to dtgestion.
Cleans fee-th"topt
Keep it always
• the -it' -'49 -Use
k much"
have, just finished Putting r1P a
• quarter of •beeft my :POO the
ong rot? of shining tin cons is scarce=
Y.-egeal 'MYrearPrise• at how quickly
and easily it was all done.
•' Therben Wbo sold: tne. •MY Mar
• ...64,11nYnei:nt,fit "last: fall- told of stop-
ping in 4'4, chance manner at the ikonle
ed to''.#1,4t Which Of fifteen different
• kinds • of Meat hif;Wohld like for din-
ner. ' ' Thert;:be'wer4,'„Ork' to say, She
served ' '41/*171thit•Y- millM08
loter-
roast beet 'iv;i:t4 !)i`Ovn gravy. , , .,o,
• .1..I''..eitn'13oaat7otno such
doitid.Serire'te a surprise guest
any Of the sirloin steak,
two ways, straght and smothered in
'eniezie; porterhouse with .pan.
gravy; Yeast. ibeef; -beef stew; Meat
• rolle.;4•Mit'te• Mention .-aOnp.:
• All.ortheMeat.except that for beef
cocited 'before' it Was put
into thecans.‘•• '••
• errt-r*)11..„trind „e4roin-the-roundAre.
reak,delicagy: • -The Meat is • cut', about
• half 'rininehithiek'.and. in pieces Wide • ,
ellen& to'„yoll and tie: Pieces six
•'Inches king will juit',.fit bite .:cinart•
• cans lengthwise after they have been:
:friect,":!."Bprinkle:With salt and pepper
;:einctfiii'olt'ehepried eniOngs bacon
• In thin slices kut1 put' Aiilibe On each
iece �f,:litgat,.; ;Roll. each piece. up
„
Edinburgh -my first visit except Just
° liti 1
1 b ti lt t
thiek-when you get it home you e
celery soup, creamed tomato soup, rice
'Pudding, 'etc. He has used this hot husband', ''whY, anY ane' so neat hand`
ed As you are should be such. a filthy
.creature with ink. You seem .posi-
tively to sling it about." , ,
, :said Mrs..., Maedoririld,
changing the subject, "I like your idea
of helping ministers, Jean. I've Often
thought if had the means, , would
know how to help. A cheque to a Min-
ister in a City -charge for a holiday; a
ct r's bill and ease
• lunch plan since Thanksgiving. Each
--1
01 day it has been a yelmnirrous success.
'"" As One of the children said "It's just
. , - as good as yoas feet 'under: the
.,•,, .table at home. '
-ti,glii. ind'ti.,v*41/!:*tring.'
•`WOW/. sear :these -, well ,in hot •fat,
,•hreWning On all:si'dell.'..•Add.watee and
119W.,,..,t9.,.$.1.itipt;to *rt.hAitX.,-Initinte..s.
teiTove the gtringliu4d'iliC4:hot,into
'tin hot graVy oyer at.
,-,.eetii.".ee you 'muststerilize qie:
eiliii:-42ir,;•the rota it takes two and
-
a half ,houraiuboiling-water. or sixty%
, punute-fa,„-_, der fifteen PeUeds ' Pres-, '4997.. •Pyirited :chiffon. voile is here
•='-'-'7Eure-itel
'd-'t-'-e-can-fiaAdina-enaldng,-: strayed;-•--Theniodel-is7illsb-pleasing
. remove , it to 'the sink tiOd turn the
cold -water :faucet ()rite it. , . in. taffeta, crePe,de'chine or georgette,
The Dress may be, developed without
'All.,sizeable'pieces from the rump,
the
piimeribs.:and si.ruo 00,m around the flounces and. with king sleeves.
The Pattern is eirt in -4 Sizes: 8,110,
•• ••hip bone went into the 'roasting 'pan 12 and 14 Years.. 'To Make the Dress
.in 'the oven till' done.These were its in .the 'arse view; will require a%
:
packed into quart cans, 'covered with yards of 82-ineh. Material for a' 12 -
the browned meat julee And drippings year size:. If made with long sleeves
. • and cooked in the cans :the same
42,fi yards are required. ' If made with -
length of time ' as ;the. Meat rolls.. • out flounces sand With long sleeves 1%
The ''bones were removed • from
-steaks before frying go: as to get., "..'" m
, ly ar ds are required. • - ' •
... Pattern ailed: to any address on
much meat at possible into, a can.; All receipt of I5c in silver, by the WilsOii
Publishing •Co., 78 West' Adelaide St.,
Toronto. Allow two weeks for receipt
Of pattern. ' ' .„ . '
7 Send 15c in silver 'for - our. uprt6-
date Fall and Winter 1924-1925 Book
of .Fashions, . •
. MY. GUEST MENU, BOOK:
I have 'a 'notebook which. I call my
guest menu book, - Therein Are, writ-
phatietie-ally-Ahe names -of -n-111' -wings,. a,
.
'friends :and relatives. who gather ' a • wern-ott. •-•'-iii-f-e7.-
around our .board' inetri. or 'less fie" ,,,I know'," said. Jean; "'if You will
You've' a great' Chance, Jean." ' : •
••quently. 'On the left side of the page •• 11 tell the hew to begin." '
.: „under each name I have written a list
' "I'll' soon do, that,'". said. practical
of the foods Of which knowthat par- ._
Mrs. -Macdonald. .-: "I've. got several in
ticalat indiv4duar is espeel4I-ST-forid.
my mind thiS•rriernenk that •I just ache:
To the right of the page is the list Of :••
to 'pie a hand to: But only. e very
, . . _ ,
rich can help. Youl can't in‘decency
take 'from people iiviio have: .only
enough to ', go on with . .: . Now, '. if.
you'll excuse Me, I'll see if , Agnes is-
• 4a erfir wife was iislied •
wevrite.r. • 'e a S.S. 7 po ga., ,
- . •
wb'•'::c!Aitiinin weren'ta,,turraii:011 ..c,hisr, 9., •at ?. a .WrechoorawmogAinld(larttfnu;
oWn_ : and we are
• • ' " • • The- • ,o •
(To be continued.)
ts inordinately proud of it ' It's full of '`,1a your hasband'a Liberal or a don
steepstreets aisd east winds and high Airs* '4.%.
servative?",• • • • '
honses, and you can't. move a step
"Well" replied the lady, "when heli
without treading on a W.S., btit it -with a Liberal -he's a Liberril;• 'Mit when
he's with a Conservative he's a Cou-
a fine ,place for all ilia." ' •
"It's a faity-tale place to see" Fain- "Yes, lila, what is, he wi
ea Said. "The castle at Sunset, the•home?" asked the question
sudden" glimpses •of the-T‘ithe Holy- • ' he. lad "when he's A
munti -11-VA esa-Arre
ome s a ovvnr g -auiriance7*-
pictures that will remain with one al,-
servative." •
he's at..
OtlY
foods which I know he does not like.
.
With this list it is, a, comparatively
easy matter to Make -Tait -7a rnenii,-for
the guests ' that are corning. .31 ;is so
intich more of a pleasure' to :preparela
getting the tea,., .1 want yon,,,to. taste
'Meal, which :you .know. your guests • will
, .Telith., than . one.. yniv:h4e they ' Will .n1y. rowan and. crab-apple jelly, Miss
• like. - ' Leoking., at :it from the .guests' .Pseq,t*.".41,, atIctif• Yet:04'W ,it YOa• will take
ways to And their' favorite 'disheS,Manse an • 'hour
standpoint, 'how., delightful it is , .al- 774 . . , h. theyoi To.with left. Yt.re-.7.m.
-•.... • later laden with gifts, Pamela said
awaiting them. -Mrs. i. W. 11.• • -•,. ,
to Jean, "I would rather be MIS: oil FION48 Mac=
WeSillidifilli
dopald than any one etse 1 ltrioW1,, ;She
: • • '' .
, is a" practicing • , trr -h-fid'
.' ' '.. . • . 4' Steidiai: . . (lop a day's work such :as she ;has
, .. .. . . . . •
The.:petrolennr.industti of Trinidad, • done . I think . I Would' go' Out of the
. . .. . .
started, nineteen; years 'ago; has shown world ..' ptetty well 'pleased • With ,ftly..-
knOW the .really genteel , by . the • wayl is ' PM
ita,..inCreaiie from • .3,4,9.34:. gallons' in
1905 'to 106,780,531 gallons fe 1923. The elf -"y" '',, :rein. :igi'..eci• ‘• “if i•i44.3. is' they so `Good=biti." • The rest of us I
total: production. duties this..period Of merelyesa e
.- ' . ' 'gainingI • h w •P -
. . - ' , . , , who ride ouselves on not being pro-
vincial .say --you may have noticed -H-:;••
'gallons. ••• Only .: tWiee,' has the steady. you give' hor, the miniaturer, • ....‘•. , ,..: op, - a -a. . ., , . , , , ,
time has been mom than 688,000,0001..0,1H come out with high Mark's. ..pid
`G d b - '" ' ' • . ' •'•' ''F, -4•1
Increase ur nrOductleh been arrested. • "yes,. just as we :left.- when- .i Pitinela• 'auglied, and Saict-'She had: !,
In 1915-'16 and, 1919.. -:: "'i• • • . walked on to the gate,..isith M.r,.. mac- .
? 'Y. noticed : the superior :accent of Priors-,
ou had . : • ' . ,,.. .. ... .
4 The „exportation. • of ,crudb. . and re-• • b if dl grateful '
•
iiied.•• oft in ,1923. amounted 4f85,136,- 'she. made Me cry.. You '' WI:Mid have ' ' jean and••1 Were' much,intereated
...
•
thmight 'rio': one had, ever' given .her a in thS. •differanse between thnbOrib i
gift keore.,,,,,, . . , , . . • . • „ : 4 .1, an Glasgosv,iliOps.., Not in the things ;
.4-.1 'thy set. the shops. in both places are, _
. T Werld, • :said Jean, i "is divided
•
.,mo t ekeellerit-L-but •in the manner 'Cif into two rt;sc, ;classes,' ,the givers and the
se!) big. :• :The . giria,in the Edinburgh
'
takers.: •Nothing se todthes and Pleris.: .„..
ps' Are mite and Obliging: --tie es 'and' surp,risiaal`giver' as to receive t 8"
it gift, ,. The .takets, are, too busy ' ti, e.• mariner •••dbein."t. spelt *i• :have.
. ched 'shopi-assigtants in 'Scotland,
:Standing on their •hand legs (like Peter .rs . . .
. .• • lueltilY-Lbut,“; quite • •Londemsh with
. at tea,tinie), 'loom* wistfully for the , • . , „i__
,
' next' bit of c.:•,"•?, to. be "very •app*iti- 7 •
-
Ike'. Of #1.0 biscuit the mornent."
"Bless me!" said Pamela; ',lean arn:: .
. ong,the 'eynics V' " ' : •• .: .
. .
• '' CHAPTER' KXI.,
One day' Pamela walked. down to
• .11epetoith ..tc; ,Itmell,:wiet Mrs. Hope.• '
Augusta hail gone/away. on; a short: .
'Visit , and Pamela' had ' lirinnised to ..:
' .spend; as Mach . time, as, possible with
• her- mother,.:„ • • ' • ' • , •
•
•- "You 'won't he here• Much leog r,"
Mrs: ' Hope had said "so ' ?lend ire
inueli,tirne With 'hie as you can spare, ,
arid. We'll talk boolia'.and quota Poetry; •
-and," she had finished: defian•tiy, ."I'll -' •
:miscall iny: neighbors• if I •'feel 'in,-;
dined.", ,. • • '
. •It was February now, and ;thereivas1 ,
,a hint of spring in the air. The sun
' was...Shining , as if trying to make , op
' 'for. the 'ditY.4,:it had, misaed; the gra. '. .
• shoots were .Pushing 'daringly fottli.
. and a; mavis in a }telly -laugh svas• chirp,.
ing loudly. and cheerfally. 'To -morrow "
they Might.: be plunged •hack into win- .
• ter, the gracn things, nipPed• and dis.
coutage(1„ the birds'silcnt-,Ibet to-daY
' it was spring', . . • . - . .,
' 1,,ame4a• • • lingered . by • Tweedsid,": '
'. :listening I0,04: maadS, looking back st '
the hridge, spanning the •riiet„ th'.,_ .
" .f4turchl steeple high-rig:1111st the Pa..c,:
blue sky, -the little tow') 'pourin. it, • ,.
, ihousetdo),Vn.to the water's edge... Hit
, _
' : rtour.)-., oods. sverA t,ii. bay),,and.brow,),--
': I 'but. soon the larchc.4',Would get.. thr- tr •
th0..b/ochts..wou.dunrurl.liny.
-'41-eriVe.S. Of-II:Vince igl..41Q11:,:'illiii'llie .06:4 11..-, .
;I di116'1hkgirl to rokt Their vellow -head: ::-
lirougif-ffht'•.- :,:r.s.-,riTti0;•!Tai '
.
••-„: Mrs. Ilope -wes .aitt,ing.c:,)„,q,,,: tr.,--2-11:-7,
. : •WindoW thtit ;Ooketi: out'nit UV-, ,f f: • '
phosphorus Will. help to :Prate -et the'. ' lr''''bg 41)61/'t ''''Oil•.'lit'et,': tills :Salc'',•ttchteillriWotces-°•tif1;t1::TtilliPvITs't-illitt'ti:11.11)V-'11ri'-t;'• 2: '
haby.-•: Milk which;contains' lime ' and: ,,,,,, ',,,,,,,,„.., . ,
(i.010'.# : Y4.,'..h.'-'ftbm''' d,."'''• - during p1
'Iptrb.1:ktogItibiiiiiir7.8..0-ycer!--4!.11L:°ifit'emit'.11.11°Iiilltia..,11.'_!:::":„..1.16... '..1'„:1!'„.ri. r'';..4.PrI,;''''',,'
Ir."1)%7111iiV: I'M early stageS 'Ma • n; meth... I the wIda 1).611" bil6kl°6'61; the ' tathi', .°'°. 'Wm-wt.:al' ("•nn '''Tring' ',,'"':"
61.4, ,,iiite,r. 1.,,orn atilorailx. steknosg;yr: apron • ficiim et and velvet "strell trier. ,•:::,...One, ii‘.;:"fiCe4 tor :•tta• , tha ft• ;the :
-The, datige of this sickness isnot in the kilhard's•Lininient: tor the 'Grippe. , .• of you" ' ,•
of thetkones--,Werecooked arid the stock
canned. Slices. of ' onions,. nicely,
browned, were laid between the small
steaks, as they were packed bite tbe
Just a fen; of the, sirloin steaks
were canned this way.
, _
• The others,,including the tender
fil-
lets,;were only seasoned with salt and
.pepper. The leg and scraps' fyom the
other cuts went -into beef , stew '. and
goulash. With the former, the meat
was 'packed cold into the cans, the
crevices filled with boiling water' sea-
. toning added, and the cans then sealed
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"I know ;almost nothing: of Glas-
gow," said Airs; Hope, "but like the •
people that cerne. fretir it. - They are
notsodevoured by gentilitY•ns , our
Edinburgh friend; they are more liVs ,t
ing,-moreArninam-71-.
"Oh, some of thern can hardly 'see
•out of their eyes for gentil!ity. de-
light ..in it myself, though I've never
atsttafiitt(istto:toi;;•rl!Miri told you- .ysouub•useerb.it;iAn
.friend of Mine was going out by. train
to; Colinton; and she overheiird two
girls talking. One said, '11' was. at •.a
deuce lest 'night.' , The other, rather,
condescendingly, r./pied, 'Oh, really! About s:,;, months; but we gall it a
And 'Who do :you ‘dence with out at bahir."
Notbing 'in it.'
Whatcha un there?" :
' "Hittini the pipe, like I've heard
about, but I don't. see. anything to it?"'
.„;•.
:f.11nard's for Spralpe and. Brunei.. '
.1 ills CoMplaint.,
' "I', say, Tom:: are you ever poribled
'with sleenlessispirs?" • , • • ,
, am. ; Seine nights I don't ' sleep
three hours:"
"I pity. you,"then. rve got it awful-
ly bad. I've , been afflicted, now . for
about two year's., The doctor calls it
neuro insomnia paralavitis."
• tom trun'ed arid Said: "I've had it
:.•
• Keep ,ealM I
• .
,•It is one of 'the enonialies of this
werld. that; Whereas we • frequently ' •
.00h au/pettily at the clock, tfie clock
a the mOst-preSalc and OrderlY ,of ar-
leles` This theory seems: only once
to haire-been, expressed in
terance and Maybe Lord Darling, who •.,
,
Was responsible. ler: the utterance; has '
himself forgotten it. •He Made it. .
Many year's algo, when he v.•as a very
j Counsel.' • -
He Was. addressing a, jurg at the
Quarter .BesEtione and the, Chairman
presently interposed.
."MF. 'Darling," he, skid patiently; •
-Colititon?!..--qt-depends,Lsaid_the.first, .,..__ _ ---ers.--- "
girl.; 'Lest night, for instance:i wa's " • AutOist-Wa-dIcATer-tneas. 1-
- ,pon't count too • much,' on the com-
Puprioir6sfoinryd's.*Orkettiyn .gaedrivtoceeiltsO... Y.et; •mon sense
coefntth. ea lothereralf171tlhopw:timNeo. on(,'
.
,NOURISHING THE • BABY.-TO,I3E.
Every eXpeetant .mother • wishes h,er
child to be strong Mid well... One of
the best 'ways 'to de this is to geed
herself properly' during „ pregnancy
•becithse the Child ' depends Solely ,on
the mother for nourishment''thiring
the greatest growth period of its life
-the months before; birth. During
this period,Ahe child is .dependent on
the -mother for alt -the materials of
whicli the bodyis made. '
Scientific investigation has taught
sortie useful lessOnaon the influence of
the parefits' diet on the Offspring: Rats
Were led' on, carefully controlled diets
and the results noted under digerent
types of feeding. • The conclusions' of
these experiments are interesting. The
,diet Of the" father, before conception
11§,t1 no influence on the young: '• Pee,
mother's food, however, did have an,
effect on the young she predated. The •
healthiest Jitters. of young., rats were
born..to the mothers who were fed add.: ,•
quatelY,' though 4 poor, deficient diet
had effect were° on the mother
than on the oftspriog.:When the moth-
er's 'food did not supply the necessary '
biiiidingreaterial, the mOther'S tissues'
were' used up, to su'riply ,the heed ofi-
tho nyee'slk.. Gnly, when , there was
great lack o food 'did the young' . •
suff•er. •
These e,Rerj.nnents show thatr.iler:
•tu're tides', to Oonkite 'norinal develop -
merit of the offspring even 'ander un-
favorable conditions; if inaterials' for ,
the. growth of the•baby are lacking in
the food they Will be drawn as, far as
,possible :from themother's bedyThus
if the diet be .degclent'in Calcium and
-phosphorus for ' h'into fort:lotion; thei
:rnotherq-beVieS end tcetti urt• likely to!
treiheileaf to be drawn. upon t0:441pph,;:r.77-'
the loss, though, Of bourse, a greati
settreitY will eventually :affect the,
467 gallons.
s.
.•
i8SUE No. ,
• are'the concentrated'
Strength of prime, fresh
beef. Use them to add
flavor and nutriment 'to
soups,lauce:si gravy,
stews, hash, meat -pies:
Tins of 4 15c. s'nd
" " 10 - 30c.
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_nag amited. Montreal
401111n Bend me. free,
; . citsss• and Wars to Serve Itu
• "have you aoticed the positirm'ef:the
hands of the clock?" • •
"Xes, sir,", replied Datliiig, "'Out, •
'with rerinect, I See nothing to, cause
anst1etyr4-74.'eliessieni to me 'te
Where they usually are at this time of
the day." ••
, .
•
An Unconscious Bluff• .
in • Nevada, in the, Orly, eighties. 1..t.:
waa'the-rale-fog a man to 'tote a'gob,."
But Henry Gillis was an, excePtioe:"..to
him, undersized :though . he. 'w,a.s, a gun
Was a nuisallct..' 'Only on" rare'::.ocea,
'Bions :when ho drove the ..mine •iniek- •
bearklptiq.pq 'with. the Week's elean-up •
dia.' he carry, o.ailc:shooter. , • ••
• Onf-daY7--When' -liet*ite" about to...
trangport bulilon item a Mine • in the:,..
•Goinsteck Lode country to the nearest; .
railway Station a burly ;tramp aakeit-,
Permission to; go along , ,Suspecting
. nothing GllIls gave . the. stranger • a lift
••
All went.J,Lrelt fOr.an'hOur,or an. The
tritinp ,.seenied-i)reeccupied , and tactl- .
•turn. GRES himself was neVet
rive. Afiell creasing part of, the deSert:,:'
the road ,climbed through:A ragged: .'
foothill country.' At a point where it ..
&line out on the .face. of. 0 or$4,1pice • •
the frame ,glaireed, ftirtlielY in hoth.
rections. •
•
Out •Otetliecorner of 'My qt.". Said
Gilli In .telling Of the experience,' "I '
savi, the stranger stealthily draw 'a big
clasp 'knife' from hia trouiers' •poCket.'
Intently Watelied me while 1 appear- • .
ed :to he occupied with the ,reins The
weather had been cold,Ao we had the: ••
lap robe *ell over our knees, , •
."Driving With MY left liand,".1 sud-
denly' reached - under the robe' .fer rivy
gun witch 1 carrlod under my left
leg, A's' the triton), aliened hia knit;
with ite slx thch, blade :I rid* \ •
'hantiner 'of my pistol and, held the'guli
close,to, his .beity. We eie1i4geid'
glati ce.$ for What sOelnee like ' a 'min
..ute.. .-At, last his eyes-droppeih' .Ner-
yously :fitartilingin his pocket,. he got •
Oti *0 ohm* of tobaCoO, Cutoffa. piece ..
and, 46%11 it to Me1 lowered iny
gun,' and 'We' reached,. the ,dePot with
out further"trinible. " Not a..Worti had,
been 0inik011:
d011V0f.ed" the. .hulilon Whieli;
.A.Mounted to abrit :sixteen thousand.
dollars4. god tad the'.gent'abOut ote..
:.tra 'I,.isteriing.; he absently toted.
.with niy 'sik-Shboter. Suddenly : We. -
'broke" the gun, :exposing the et:11.0ga
'.A11".iVere-,'-e,i1ptyt;' • "
/ ,
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Cheaper Yet,
...3-„Otio.g Matron stiOPPing,..-aOted
tail:her the prite or:hii,mburgerAeakt: ' • -:
.Pottild,3.,itti repli.
. •
littt at the-'0,etner store lt is only
12 flntll°Said' the ' tustenier. • • .
"We11i7',Why• yotf.buy it thertt"
"Ile1thS bey 44totei 40;,!!
- "Oh. Labe," Said the butcher;."Whini
aorrt have it.I• Sett it tot, ten aents
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