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' • ' '441111e. 'Other' witness, Peters,. mest be
or is 6.b found," *aid
found ,a " 'Miss Mottle elienP
0:,•*lylevening You sele. aa&; ir • •
te un etorn.,:ifFloweN on, 91.40iN know aS. t at.
11 Liortei
latld home. Standing has remembers me:---inefterly.,, In the
rn,• pistol.in hand, is later will Donates' left me eit'ittrge hee
caner Sweetheart of quest. Be had much! mere money •of
wife. Eve Turner/ tete. years;Thirt if that . will his sim
moment Nancy app
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'14StlIV.1\.dt
fi2glance,
Yksd;,,2;tre:
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1.7 asked eariieeftt;z'4, NETT1F RAND l!c(41&PIX!,
**ow' ow '404,40 TO)1,,04,14-4,14444P WOW
Nee?"" Do
ever ask
rne• to keep ...
•e41..blOg, 'and.
.0t#:Wbett
Orillt • QletlIk011e-
lteeiweebirt.• he •ea
Went lieteU h
"What dees he
don't toll ine-rd rat
....Indeed; I erneldii"
*ere he says terrific tti
*ad" Abell:: . Finley
,ee,ei•Yhtiely*"eyen: includin
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he •didn't
thing 4efinit, but 1 49#' of
he thinks' she" •
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"Never mind, :Dolly, rgelie
wouldn't Secle koAsipi.b.
.•100 do; don't repeat it to me; N
look but, dear, going to destr
this little Wed.. It's- nothing of an
Yu,
,OrrY Wellet WOrid Onmle het ettilanter efteraooP
Itolumpt Yoikr••iiMtatieul.coal,d-'he written -he's 1.40114.$ •704 green .40, 'YOute' e4vds' 't14•IN'
ainch OWfOtthitigOe'illaPe of a sailboat. . Here a verse
(1131 detective glares :Ore 04,
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Hints- to. the pier ;7'oia
. *ho_Doe,
Young Who Ceres:About,
,rs13",A7P7amoce,4nd
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m•mi ,:•-r••••••-
ay, Pelly-4.4. wieh too hot to. stey:10 belie • We •shop.I.0 all. be. 00)-#. ,best
• • 1„ •Wiletkry.011 eteild eeil•the. eeee,
her net knew!
"tell .yetee--WhiTI
ingeebOtA YOu•
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and.. abogt
see'a- niermaid that is real
e•' And taste '''•
PO htingo,rifittiyeee• .•
• :.‘-.A01:14:iii'ljiii--,..:.-*100:4141);
• `.-„•To teke.4 boat *inn .enr:frent-'..perali.
,N*Orld.10- • 7
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eUrteet eritrialete br, 0 •0 di he
sigoMer,, we OPPOrei..
tali#X `!:0Ot..10,40releeltitte "EirePy-•
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thing ficeala to FoesPite.toslielP. 118111 •
this pleeSlent•:148,1t.:. The weather'len.
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vitekuS inttythe !len More 'Often, and
We work in tite"h011se with all•'windows •
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For only $2O0 you can own.the "en.
titteS, tome motile camera, Amezingle
siMPle,:to operate --n0 . focusing, - Profes.
cunilitY .;pictures at once,. 'Owes
lust :ae goedt,reatilts, as, movie. cainCras
costing three times. as ranch. • lites','EaSb.
man or other standard. 16 films.
Projector to • go with hwre m le ,eam
ra, eothe's complete ‘With .I0.04watt Pte.,
'focused "Pro3ector: ,Larap. carry' II! ease,
and .two 400 -ft. reels for $ set „a
driVen eroecter Soe.so): •
Send •,.
:sena eon:son-below newt
• Q.P...8' :Oat -4411r Geri/Dieter Ltd.,
310 spadlna Ave- Torrqnte e. Ont. •
9entrement Please_sevdfurther details
regarding the Vry Horne Movie
camera, slid Projector.
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TainS • .p'.7*'•••
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Take ande.
Show rter
.'•Own ,Movie
8•603.0".":'
Coueoll
For GeteliP • •
eay 017 • ,Green m0491110 netttngtungsareund 4'):°1 Ob1.9 !'et T'A Qien re'f'•the fresb
atheied the walls 'from ,ceilineto the floor, ee Or- • : • ' • , °
• he,grOon ef the epa. 014 automobile BrPtheetj'hYre4r. etgald!f:710Pin.Artettl•ItT.
t, *64 ona.hieycle ties tOgoOd. coat of
tit w ewes an Utig abeitt the' porch
wk.' and hattati make,: good life preservers
oy and addenuch -to, the•seity, eemospheee.
A•)tepnie net strung aronnd theffront
ileich tuns the .porch kite a
ship's deck.• ' • '
.Your guests 'Will • arrive by yacht,
log' to sle;whiell we AiStAorreach
.• As each geest arrives tt the
hand him tart at the tip of
is written the,name of his yacht,
rtie of fen ports mid the. direc
hich his boat is to sail. Ports
iented by names written on
es Of pew,'placed• in full
he house. gacki shipmeiter•
Portsliated on, his,Oen
art from the same llock
e;each ,captain siljng
directions. As the
te captain .pins them
rst to complete the
1 'On the eighty;
he 'world, Peet-
sthe o dine
• girls' names
small 1!ut turbulent ritade,be.
eStending- thetenle •jtiSt Obave 1.
the '..,zirook over a ,•:steiii decline% Nen ea
POt
POre.
toesed: theenackee 1144 the
• featilingebebblingeeecade.
Thee Without a beckWard glance,.
arid ,loolong a. little frightened, he
etedometite, "Come along, Dolly, let's
go' e" • " •
They climbed the bank, and lastened
beck to Plower. Acres. •
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'"You Won't intention ' this episode,
dear?" Nan said:
"Of Courienot. Yonlencer never
do a thing You don't want me tei N1n.
• *0tereified. elrville.Kent, "Where will we be, aeyvray?"•Nan-And beside, .1 knew more things than,
r thei,';:cernee in freak the said, wearily e 'don't propose that .eheet the .whole affair •that l'i21
e of tf".roone•••• And then•eiglve,tspeey rights Without -a strut. net. going to•tell." . •• •friend ot FInle3,, Mise
's. sister, and others,,:r.,gte;h..."6.1nedeete-gelngettniv-hile7na talk7ith,_"WhY, Dolly,;. What 'de -you. mean?"
"tee • no . But •ou're not the
eloctreetective-Ooll,-7:
ieeenvestigation. An She went away in search of the: only eneWne keeping stillabOut"•'
et Raynor also was *leg man, found hintem the sun . (TO ,beee„011tillned.)"' •
e tte•pernoried• • with .parlor. ' • ' • ft •
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Paug "Cant We •Join ;forces Lionel?"' 'the . • .
ittliest'it.: a Wei" .• • -• e •
• 4:'`Itereif a . Wiliest:take,' "Sit down and talk it over," he said,
arranging, a big cushion .f or :her. "I'd
like to befriends, Nan; if you can' eon-
eiirtee me 'yen. my father.
You can't ;expect ,to be friendly
with otherwise." . • '
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"Of course •I didn't kill bine," Nan.
egiikillow.,.can you eventreagine Such
a thing?" . ' ••"
sieliiese, elands by tile light; clams it alt.:Where:will we be?"
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4,4.itivors
kin aiirt4-11'-'d ' •
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o frin , orms,". he,pleads.
O DN7WITM,THE
Or .alt•Jastent-she swayed to-
n,
• and: drew back, Witlf-a
rOtl • „
10'1 must '1; breve
oreer Listen Makolial am
leviatere-el: Can't tell the
en, N1an, if. all.•tia4rea, wkole. exPxe §s1°Ps belies
**St "19,•0 a lirteirei yorir Weide, • DO yen Oleo deny 'poison..
"You ay that,but your face youi
tu,
rie.••• , You must teli Aug hint -4r Ore you. Only •disealaning
• e the shooting'?"
bthl •• sh41-p, black -eyes of ;the
iolds-1 am vennt‘eis:7idatthelitomethin
otedsis,cleselyiintTn hheits
'7110 1A,M in lthe vrOild.ovm,
) • • Manner, in his effect, that repelled
Itei'1.13;edbyours-"
can't take Nan se utterly she was scarce able to
yon. canl Noone Twee "I think." a
speak
-thilini; .11 /:
104----92000,11foi• ' refer se4a4, sloVely;•"that
Lionel Raynor gave a ••start. "A
•e•and celinejvhoin yonlawyer,ydr, have you. one?"get for ye1f» - • '
• • . • n shashall 'live, very soon. Meantime,
epee egelteeemetretie• yei--4. you may wait for my answers to yonr
, ftet. to discuss anythmg with
diseret 'Yes Y7,iri
. , • - re ET eru*, My lwYer
ernirse 19.,*t • Why--wll, You,(piestions.10 • ,
lee, hi of that. But it • '"Iloity,,tlitY, is that the tone You're
will be te-tlantrust Me to • Ikg t t4Ite toward me! , Going to
• • : make it 104ight,". • . • bave a laviYei are Yon? And, 'pray,
• -• • "Oh, Wa,:areiao,sPlendid. Malc�lnt, how ere you going to pay him? Don't
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-why did 1 marry that awful Mao? Yoi know you're practically penniless?
eiteeilly.•111011",,,• But I SqPpose your friend, Mi.- Yin;
- "Wait;4)114441y did . you, ley will be only:tee glad to
Ilan?" : ; • But Nancy had risen and 'walked
• She looked ,o ,Inm,a long -moment, away. -• • .
with kraveistardi arid then said; At -the dooeway, *she Met Detective
41Jcan't you, civet tell Dobbins, on his Spare'', its alwYs. -
• you, but, oh,. l'ir • glad he's dead. 'No overshoes found," he announc-
There, I've said it, and I don't care! ed. "Been all over the house, flintily,
glad,glad,glad!I couldn't have Servants, guests -can't find a new nh-
• ; lived another day with him" ber in the place.' Plenty of old ones
• •'"Hush, dear -don't say such things. -good miough ones, tete but no brand
Now, listen,Randy, and do inst is 1 new ones -and only a brand' new one
•-• tellettou. Ii*going to send for Laic- Would have made that print . Most
• : Yer Wadsivorh, end he will take you remarkable" • ,
4-, '• in hand:, Ten him everything -toll "But if can't be of Teal significance,
; vhim about the -the tablets you put in can'it, Mr. Dobbins?" Nan rased her
•• • Raynor's Ogee op -I sawyou de it, .sad eyes to his face. "hWee do You
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doer. Tell *effsworth • all about it. put such stress on
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• ' • Trust him, .and; he will do more for ' 'Why, s a dw, Mrs, Iaynor„.
you than 4* other mon. I know of dette't you eee-a clew! • Andeit •might.
tow (lee, • • be:of .ettnoet impertarice to Yete
elitut•I 'Can't -Mal, I can't tell any- Raynor. For, if we can Prove that
btidir about the--abont the-" . • tebberwas on the foot of a Man froa
"I'll tell it then" andMis Mettle be outsidean itruerwhy, then it
. -stepped -before them.' • ; • lets out everybody hi the hpuse--
"es, Pyp been eitiedropplig," she everybody'": - , •
ern ,as they ooked at her in dm-, Then, if you Nan flrul a new ovei-.
• "Or, I' can seareely Call it•that, shoe' in the hornet it mutt hav, bee,
as Yoe took no Pains to keret. )Out' an • outsidee?" Nen was interested
volees very -muleh. 'Nen; I heard yciu 'Pow.
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say how' glad you are that your has- "Looks that wae-yes, ma'arie It
• baled is dead. 1 didn1 need that to looks that way. 0h. yob *.heer or%
° • • tell me who killed hin-hush, do't Mrs. gity210, things look triOtty Vaick.
taili woddo't Odd ,perjury to your against You, Vl admit that. But if I
other cimes. And I don't say; Nan, can pull you oat, I will Tsiough we
but that you did lead et miserable life 1110 have to. impllepte your frienjp
with him. I knew owDouglas: treat-. M • FillieY."
• • ed Yottand, Nancy' kno* why?' -
Mies Mettie's voice dropped to e
• whisper bet her face, although dia-
ttted
whisper,
peeekn;, was that of one
•who stoke truth • • • • .
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that rest foe a moment, Na• ri,
ittel toll Me what you. know about
. • Douglas" •
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"Nothing more than I have teld
Eyaenation of the Rhineland
eveiyhdy. It was alays,. kept in the Nan wandered on, down te the gar:,
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the no
ten in.
are !epee
inch sgear
view. about
itin findthi
chart All st
at the same tim
by the charted
ports are feanid
to his chart..Theefi
journey 'Ups a priz•
"-•• Before Setting soi
minute tour around
nes for the voyage m
from the ship's Th
are written , ori Slips ef
placed :between the •leeves
bole,--Feaehboyeistaskedeto
Yu have to remeinbe; te
Wide -brimmed •old „etre* hat' at the
door or on the porch whets yen, can
4Shoialltgch9.,uitt .elnt� fir ;Ipolloint 4aitytn.hleo0X:•:'
thould`klee a big loeeepeir of 'gloVes,
Witfrit,"-Weyeuy hands wee. be burned
or -tanned to anetglY darlineie,: These
two littk things to remember not' only
;Pralieht .eutibie.:. And eveether-
worn. lot to yeer skin, but' the hat
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Rules. -rove. • ••
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tions Make for :Enjoy., ,• •
•'naqnt on Vacation
Tours,.• •
Observance af Sixuplo
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• Metyfring is Of itself al heelthy sort ,
of experience, since it takes one oat, .,
deer and into the open country IMP! .
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•-ally.i., , Everything about toerieg!. is -;••• .'" • , Tee
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Party keep -in splendid .physical Cetee.. '',' ..., f , ' e ' . '. ,z • .•
And when -;0114.t, rhIht Ila;tpriattl)ritbeiiies4,,,poeilabt:,:... ,..
ditiore.•Thia iptch desired, result can, :„. .,. e -. „ .. .
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)1,13e161,ire.odill readily by violating variblritt •
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n For instence,. a diet of "het :legs" is '; ,„
net 'eepegiallY ..conductive •to•,teepleg ‘.
the di estivreaPparatus in the best .of :
gentle tine •. There ' are'e :number of '..
ea t matters which p.ermns:_gointe
on long automobile tree may Welt - •
lake' into• .ersidefation. ' ..` • ', '' •
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A toothache is a bad erthttgil expert-.
011ie under :thy'. ciretenstaneete It is ', ••• .- .. ' • . ' • .
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Will oft e prevent a iipadaclie -.fetal a
toe hot sun. • .
There is a 'very excellent crearn that •
you canbuy feern any godd druggist
or toilet -goods counter. It is the i best , • e edkee•
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Of preventives fee suntans.. When yr • --;:-.....
getup in the niornieg, after yoribtive •WS „tee_ __•,..
bethed; You use •the slightest Olio ef
this delicete cream 'all over your skn, ON
wat. a ininute for: it to lake held, and NA - ,
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then dust' your powder lightly over it,•
It tikes Scarcely two extra minutee in ..:::
the Morning to :do thiseand yet it 'Will •
defend Your -skin ?om sunburn • as
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v-otheetlangs-will. ' ' • •
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PaPer and Thl P d tU
of a large e ow er o Use
THE SPORTS MODE.
A youthful interpretatiot in char-
treuse green pleated silk crepe skirt,
vrith same shade in blouse in. noveltir
striped sheer wolen.. •The shoulder,
bow of .silk crepe is its sole trimming.
It is easily made, as is noted in email
views and one of the sriertest ideas
for sports. • It k frequently made •of
georgette crepe; crepe satin; chiffon
voile, chiffon, flatsilk crepe, silk pique
and men's• silk shirting fabric. Style
No. 240 is designed in sizei-16,.1.13,20
years, 36, 38, 40 and .42 iches. bust
measure. • Size 36 .requires yards
of 36 -inch material for separate skirt
and 2.14 yards of 36 -inch for
blouse cut crosswise and 1 yard of 36 -
inch mat6ial -for separate cathigole.
Price 2e stampsor Coin (coin pre-
ferrd). • ) • :
• HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS •
book end turn the pages;
nano he finds is, his partner,
voyage.
For the Weild: trip, long stet
paper: are given out 'Out •in the s
of real twitets. • These strips cont
an many eumhere as there are !plat
to be visted. Numbered cerdsinsceib
ed With a short phrase 'er hearing
sante object. to represent Various:
places of .world interest „are hidden
about the house and in the yeid: :The
city of Waehington eould:be represent:
• bt a card showing a ,-intue ef O Y
basket of clothes .witrthe 'verds "two using
-thoutund-pouirs"-written--trialerrreathhe
A pieee: of brown paper might repreeshouldi
eent, the city- of Manila. WhereVer powder;
numbered card is found thepartners ,ter when
guess the name of the place it repre- melat
seats end write , then guess Opposite Never pit
the •cereesponding.. number' on their skin. - •
ticket The couple firee to complete the ' Never put p
journey and brangen the most correct
list of names .10'rthe places: visited
Will receive the grand .priee of the
evening. •
Your party of tourists will' want to
Sisk Fortune Island, wheee a real nick -
id, dressed in billoWs of green Moe.
eopeeethe
the first Ofcourse, if you :have already ex -
for the Posed your face and neck to old Sol,
or yowbeCome burned. 'because Of an
d'f,
hltOe
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doubly dangerous to one on an auto,-.
mobile trtp„ and be sure that 'one's.,
teeth are in goodocondition. If there
appears to be any possibility .of going
into. a- section . the country -where
contagiotiti diseases prevail, oneshould.
Certainly secure artifiCal iinrnunity by. '
aceination for typhoid paiticeletly. •
HEALTH PRECAIITION URGED::
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InasmuCh as an annual henitheX-
tminat�n is ,good habit to have, -see-
Mg:to this matter fust preceding •
long automobile trip is perhaps the •
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•best thne. •If in spite -or •Tite-earte.'':
tions one becomes ill ,on an antomobile . ••
ip, ,1 poetantetrat-dependulde
medierel adidie le secured before start -
big out Ones own physical will un-
dotibtedly hecoinmend what Should he . •
taken along, einorig et er ungs; 'a,
small first aid outfit often comes in
enforced staiiii the sun, tinn/:t forint II4h:a-
' I veSeyoyir 1cntottwinkr 1;mw own the
nobodyhebest handy, and one should have some in- ' • •
structem astohow use;it in case f'
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tO have a, goodeleetsing or, eolit cream Pape; in this town. ' • es: cknese. or accident..
handy So yon can anoint the hureparts
right away. • • •
• I knew. a' delightful' takum powder,
t�, that is particularly •poothing to a
burnedskin, though it is better te let
our cream do the fleet corrective
rk; then you can useyour powder.
rid, speaking of powder, I wonder
u know a few little facts about
powder' in 'buromee. e •
voted -me -you& use syminer
ot be one oil the ver* heavy
the lighter. powders are bete
he Ain isWarm and Slight -
*rite your nerneand address
giving pumber and size a sech
atr-ns as you Want. Etielose20c in
• The detective made this epeech pur- sttimPs or coin (coin preferred; •e•map
poSely; :as a test. of Nan's behavior. it carefully); for each nuinbr, and
Ee gained littl, for she presented only addreA YOU order to Wilson Pattern
ritisit-lke 'calm of face, and an air Service, 73 Wet Adelaide Ste Toronto.,
Of utter' Indifference& Patterns sentby an early Mail.
'A• deep one," he said to himself, as
she walked Sto*IY: away, "year a Keen Minard's In the Medicine chest,
mighty deep ane --and, threfore, rtfost . • , • • • . •
likely a wrong Dee:"
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t powder over soiled
wder ever a damp ski&
erdet en eireleselyb-
the wrong shade: fer.
eed.ffe,r)enwidthros can be
inon
e are thildren
ebstitute for
al thing- le
e • consiste•
nd !eaten
nib; a
waseririt.
aeh
bleeer put Po
viouslyi•nor use
your,ekin. • All g
bought several d
--. Salts of
In homes where ther
ntting, ell' tell each guest 'what
his future 'beide. .A.eouch :in one cor-
ner Of the yard With a grass -banked
tub of water at One Side willeinake a
good. istantl, e • . •
There Can be it racehome ..acioss the
Atlantic.. .The green lawn .is the.ocean,
With:chalk draw cireleshereand there
across the lawn. , These white circles
aie islands.. The contestants then race
frern the far side of the yard' ta the
porch. The one rule :the game is.
that every island !rittist•be touched in
making. the journe. • •
' • Six • bells' is the'. signal callieg the
&mp:lay to 'eupper. .Drider .the •areh-
*MY suspend •sfeebelli. Mang tliem ste
IOW that the .guests'cannot pas With-
out .stooping. Blindold. each -person
in. turn as "he enters the dining room.
and -tell him to pas through the deer
without tinkling a bell. • He will find
this hat* do, .bat the test Of the
patty. Ode§ the fire
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. seceeeery ltitWr• S•eme al* has demo, down the hillside. to the bridge' Brooklyn Eagle 'To meet the ener-
• • • geke -$44 • .• over the brook, and seemg oily Pay, mos
• ; .hlurdene whieh ehe is . VIRTUES . ., •
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Wig Firm.
Failures Sa Most Attention
But the, Majority of
Children Do Well.
•Poster parents, when they take a
littleelley or girl into their hemp, are
apt to be toe kind arid lenient, rand
then, when the novelty wears off, they
find it difficult to gain.control. This
it well illasteated by the remark of a
girl 4 nine after she had been xturn-
ed at a foster home: "At first they
were real goodto me and I .did any-
thieg I liked, but when they got real
saucy and Wanted to make me de
thingel ,didn't *get to," It is difficult
for *any people te coinbine kiridness
and firmhess andyet it can and shoeld
be done, and fineness in the training
of childreicwill later on be rewarded
by a • Peaceful and *Minable atmos-
phere.-. J. Kelt°.
it Waded:4W to turn a.
salts of lemon, as the•
poisoepus. The substitti
fa -mixture of table salt
eke,
• 'Use salts of lemon tor ele
Slimy sponge. Mx a little with
Water, and immerse the sponge
erartimes, squeezing well after
Douglas desteoyed
waved her hand in inittin. IneW et:rime:0y assuming, Germny led , itis vittnes formed the inagic ot
his
. "That may -be," Nan agreed. -tT4 N-11-$ ekirlet -it&ittg 'het entitle -4e tte the' hetes .10:hitig ernag.:-Iiitterigthei- On _the trib: of
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evactiethin vrilt provide. cowper. . •
s Ake* _anon et ree he dee ..entls out behind her.
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1#0 eetilaiLIP said Miis ettle -41A 001Y-0 41411 have PAT: the aeket Atrt •
• . eeink be; *would do so." • . • . .so ANyfully sad a 1 the time I" to.01)0ftitd a Prompt detibiltin toed
',Than tait't• dsinheeit hie Wife. Alidisae-'•°n knowtk, a °no. I gave S-114•3 •
The most 1* found hardly -thin* keep for
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he destroyed ft.' • "11, lee, Na, tit eamkgeo-,
Wily does od tionon deny wit; Uteri an get it theneelrli Wadfor
tesang mreey ego; you hre-and well go for a Want"- •
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o d • eke, in the Oolly obeyed, and teen the two were
11Mis11,0,ynorl aaid. "Ile heti walking gong the breOloSide down the
f4ortie itx6 to void, you may be "re5 Lpath that led •to the falls ' •
know iitness4 thatwrit" Nat earried the littlejletrei, toting
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be broUght into: Proininenoe •-aalft,
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Sufficient 'sleep is, always essential
to the .best of health; and thiseis es-
pecially trueon a motofing trip. Plane
:should .be •rnade so that the meterist,
can have fairly regular hours for
resting and 'getting- up, and sufficient.
Halifax' dId (Lib): It "haul- time forat least eight bri' uninter-
rupted ;sleep. If, it is impossible to.
Ing coals • to. NeWcastie" with' a,,Vea,
geance when, apple -are imPrted • inte
this prOvieCe ftem •half -way tound the;
world! .Bu there it ,is -a car o. ot • tever arrangements_eremede-Thee.
New Zealand apples Will arriVe in 'Matter of elOthilighiS sornething et, de
Halifax :•tiS north tor distribetien vvith health on A motor trip Dunn
threugeueNeva Scetie Near Bruns the summer. the -tourist should drese
wick, Quebec and °Ontario. And :we as comfortably as possible end as in -
1,4: /still, hearing. talk abeute the need forreally. len regard to. sleep, it is de-
for "wider markets,' when .Antipodean skable that loose hygenic;• night gar- : •
better and apples • CO be freighted Merits' be worn, instead'. of what •is
that distance and. sold likre-inzoureewne rather--cominone-Preetke •-eaPeeittilY
among camping Itouriits, of sleeping • .
in their day clothes. , • .
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iminereion. Rinse in clear, warm
water, end suspend front a mill te dry. •
A solution of salts of lemon will re-
move markieg ink stains from linen.
Apply to the effected. parte with n
careerhair °rush,. ailow to remainfor
a few Minutes. then wash the whole
article or garment in, the usual way. •
Copper vesseks tbat have become
blackened by omelet Ath fire' can be
restored to their former brightness
'with selts af lemon. The sOlutien •
mut he .remiiidlaiikediately to pre;
vent the field eating intotbe- eopper.
Women Seen as Breadwinners in
Future Generations. - Head ' line.
grads an the bread might beput up
as bridge prizes.-.Arkhneee Gazette.'
secuee comfortable -beds, as much coin- ,* •
frt as posable should be sought is I • • ,
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market right Anderour very. neees!
You van make a goad nighlight
packing' salt round the wick of an
Ordinary candle, leaving just -enough
NURSES WANTED
The Toronto Hospital f�I incurables
,in affiliation with Bellevue and Allied
Rosottals, New Yak City. offers a
three years' Course of Training • to
young Womenhaving tht required
education and desirous of becoming
nurses This Hospital has adopted the
eight-hour systent The pupils recelim
uniforms eV the Schap; a monthly
allowance. and traveling expOnsen• to
and from New York. For -further
information write the Supeintendent. •
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41,146 St. Paul Street W. octal,
for two Baby Welfare Books.
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• REGULAR MEALS NEEDED •
Regularity in eating three meali
will helletO keep the motorist well. in&
the • diet niay be included at leasta
quart ; of -milk daily, • a substantial
aiottottotVegetabeal and certainly a -
considerable amount of •ftuit: prefer-
ably taw. Meats; eggs,. cheese and.
nuts need not be :welded, but should
be cOnsurned in limited quantities.
Drinking plenty of. water Is also re.
commended -by most dietetic expeitte ."
In addition to taking What time is '.
needed for meek, it is in keeping with
good: health maintenance to relitX for
a little while after -each -meal. If •
motorists on toer :will proceed on their. e •
trip efitli somesense of leisureliness,
mueh of the strain which causes nerv.
ousness and -rritabiity end conse. •t•
quently endarigers• health, will be : •
avoided. In, feet, enetoriets On tour
need *some form of daily exercise of
recreation t� keep them physically fit,
sine* simply riding in the car day
after day, does not giye one sufficient
exercise. There are 'plenty of places
along every route where people can.
stop for sWimmng, tenaisegolfing and
especiallY hiking, all of wsich will tend
to make the tour more interetting and
enjoyableets Well as more healthy. • •
Not only do the ocupants of an
automobile On tour teed to protect
their 'enjoyment 'by. conforming to the
generally occeptettrute ot liehltli; but
the autombbile itselfneeds to be kept
in a reolthy condition, Por initance,
when the tourists are stopping for
their noonday nieal; the automobile
standing 'idly by is securing a rest
which tends to •keep ft in good health.
Other matters 'which -need attentiOn
are well kw e by,,niestmofoxists. •-•
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• Leftover elLeftabbag? Armee:She creamed
for another meal or it can be Minted
and cooked in the frying -pin witn
little sausage fat kr mil MinuteI, then
mashed Potatoes-.
.with filed /sausage end' served , With
arranged. On platter and geritished • .
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nelychopped..
then Married and screed in a mania, e
' with slices of hard:boiled egg over
the top.
Loft-'vercan. be cut fine.
small pieces end. healed In 4 creel''.
saute, or I can be served with Merck' •
dteiar a sald. •
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