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LIQHT .41.t.qp• .F9Fi,!,;.8eiliNP8,"12,' full ot habble and ()eked. 'on. edges
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• The season .14 '..noW 'gradna,titig, tee
-slowly; for seine, et us,: into theoverm,
days of spring and•Onr eppetiteo.are
being wpaned:froin.the heavy: eala,
.of winter,: The felloWing, recipea , will
• assist"the:housewife, who wants some-
thing'ligat for Indifferent appetite's:,
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•. ••, CarrOV•Pie:.• .„. •-
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; One. OP carrot mile, „conked:carrots-
d•through sieve w'6"-)dups SWet
nrriashe ,
tablesPoona 'butebi,; •4• ,j0inqn,.
Juice and halr.the grated rind, 1 cue`
sugar, 6 eggs, Miletogether ea ler'
•, any custard Bake, same ea a
oven,
• , then the,;,rest of - time in •moderate
• oven. ; • - •
• • .
• Cream Of -Fresh MushroOrk 315up,
Peel and. WaSir, then boil n a dnart
.1vater ..stender'.pWe quart,of,
fresh'naus.hroonts.: : Mash ! them
•1111'01lgh..a• aieVe• Bloc : table-
• spoons ....butter„. -and, two: thleSpooliff
.•gour,..blend- thein-,-togetherrit1311-add
•slowlir pne,quart het, Milk and one
• pint of the •bolling‘:water. in *bleb
• nnishroonis were coaked. $eason,
"'taste
. With' salt and • pepPer, Stir n . , .
,
thepulp of the,iiii4kVcionik 141 up
---luat once and perye with. e'routons: '
•••• • Spinach Loaf.
•
.,Cook tWO pounds of spinach, drain
,:nrid" _chop ;Whije still-lith,•,add tW• O
-beaten .egge; - oneteaSpion salt, -,y4,
• teaspoOn pepper one -cup fine Sifted:
• ided Or Cracker :crumbs. Place In
,-well greased baking dish; cover with,
"
3(' cup 'hard gratod-cheese. Bake till
" top is browned'. • Serve, with topping
•:of: Preach fried parsnips: - • : •• ••••
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French, Fried Parsnip's.
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Scrape' and boikparsnibs 4out.-•
tender. Chi them lb strips.lengiliWis,e,•
'. roll in .eraCker: crumbs, • then dip' in
• - egg, nfixtUre',and again roil, in cracker.
• Critrubs. Fry. "qinekly. i het deexilat
gOldeit brown. ' ' ' ' , 7.
'pancakes :Popular.
• ; Spring ' -is .the . traditional.' time: for
• panp,altes,' and if you have, .not. tried
•
.te. Your faniilY as, a surprise.. Hero ars
it :feW...fins,i9. ' • ' •
;Stir. the batter, rather than beat It;,
is 'little Cold water Added, t� the intik
Is said' to ',Make lianealtes lighter
than tr milk only is 'used; • drep het -•-
•"ter in Spotinfuls on griddle; :or -into
well greased frying., pan and o'keep
• cakes ;hot tintil. they are, served. '
Honey.. and 'Nuts:
•
•
Six tahlespoonsfiour, 2 egg's; :about
-hall A pint Of watet'and 'about half
pint, •of milk, pinch, of . Salty'
Mix the fl0ur and . salt :in
• break in; the eggs;- add enthigh. Cold
water to .mix into'thiek batter and:
' beat thorthighly until .bubbles appear.
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Add 'sufficient 'milk to Make the bat,.. •
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•• tee the. consistency Of ;creain...,and;
"•nllow it ,to Stand, for at least, one
hour, before Using;.' .
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Fry, •a • teacnO at:a.:tinte,,rn, a little
'boi1ijg fat, and when . the • underside.
• , brewn; toe,' -Whenboth sidea are
a .giAden brelirm. 'Pat •e' general's.
turn and pook on •other side. perve
with butterand ma11°1e ayral1;
' Corn, Cakes, ,1
T7o. cups; ague, 1 up cern ;meal,
tableapoons- baking, pewder, 11/2
teaapoons,.. salt, i tablespoona melted
•butter, 1-5 °cup sugar.; 11,4 pupa boiling
.11,ratr, ,11/4-telIPs nillks;'14:, egg. .
,`"-'r•Add ,ineat te boiling' water and beg,
Turn into howl,:add-milk
and remaining dry ingredents mixed.
'and isiftett 'Uteri egg 'wellbeaten end
butter, book •same as any pancakes.
:Rlch cake,s,
Twq :and, one7half • Pups, flour, %,. ono
eold• cooked .rice1.1tablespoon. baking
powder, %,,teasnetin. salt,. % One sugar,
cans Milk; I.:. ege,„ a •tableOpporis.
Melted,butfer., '
.. Mix and .sift dry. ing.r.edients„.W,Ork
in rice with tipa. 9t. fingers add 'egg
,well :beaten, Mila end'pat„ter, '000k:: •
- • - 7 ": Bread
14/2-'-ctip,S !flee stale -hrenddruMbS,
cepa.. ocalded. mak, -2,.iableopoOris hut -
ter, a' eggs, Pup flour. 44 ieesPecih
, salt, :4teaspoons' halting- powder.
• Add milk and .batterto crumb* 'end
_seak_until,..crumbs Are•••so,ft,r)tdd.:-Wel:17.
beaten eggs, then dotty, salt: Anil half-,
Ing -powder Mixed and sifted:0mA..
, Served at Saveries.
- • "Witli.nlitehrOOMO:=ReqUired:
„ .1: Ordinary Patinalte ..miXturswhieh
has stood :for a couple :of
2: .Tbick white. sauee... •••
• 1... Muslitimm filling. made as fellOws:'
Put In oandepairl: tablespoonof .bnt-
ter,'add teeoptiOnfinelir chopped: 'onion
and '9ne of parsley,-tnen
:1b :rnush-
rooms • cut, .1nte smell pieces and cook -
until ,the Minshrooms are ten-
. • .•
Fry smaii.4.46 pancahe,. Pat in :a
large: spoonful '•ot, Innshrooni
rolland arrarigs.in )uttered fireproof
,dish." Continue until:. the • dish ia full,
pour: the thick ..white'. sauce over -It;
add'amall Pieces of butter.and brewn.
Under ,the grill. or *in a liol 'OYen. for
a .fevi.minutea,,:•Ser,ire,
• :APple Pancakes: ;;. .' •
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mittpaStry flour, and .a pinch.
of salt:into a ;smooth batter, With 1
oak; and Va, 'Pint of milit:-..Add a large
anely` chopped Obi:acing ,apple. • "took
in. hot fat in tile frYng pan., '
. French PanCakei• .
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Beat 14: cup; each :butterand sugarte.
a creani. „Add 2 .heaten; egg's with
cupflour and 1,42. pint warined.,ntilk,
and beat -until inrooth. Divide the inix4,
titre, on to ''six viall-htitterediettucers,
and: bake: in .a het. Oven for ,20 to 00
minutes. 'Tarn each pancalte en to a
• sugar -sprinkled cipth.:'Lay ateapoon
'of jam .ithe •Centre,:and'fold over.
Sirdl.ne pa'rtcake. • ' '
•.se.rtspooii. 'iltithe • 'honey :Mixture. on
',the; 'Penoake,. fold .:-IntO -'three, .• duet.
••• Over with. Sugar...and:Serve. •
• '•For • the • *Met. filling, mix i•well 4O-
..ge.ther. •1h pcnind. honey. - thid4 1 able-
' .Walmits, brazil
nutshazel nuts and almonds •and
. juice. of- 'half a leimoa. The' shelled
mina should ,he..'ehopted 1ne1y hefore.
-mixing with honey' and. lemon Jake
••• ' Basle
,Hee s. a good, ,bashe' recipe Sift
Sift
• cup Ourand a' piney
Make a e11 in .the' -centre;
and into this' break An egg, Work•nrith
.r° woden:.spoonoadding by
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pint iinlk "initil • a ''snitioth batter' ls
, .• , .•
• •Ileaf for .twe minutes. andleaVe- to
rest. for two Minutes.. Then beat again
• • ,ieetting. aside . to , rest for ,,an. pout.
cookin hot fat • in, a einall entelet or
'frying pan: Serve 'With: lpnion; orange,
jitni 9r",.syrup. •' • • • • •
iSetir MOW Cakes. ••
..1t:ttre flint a half eups flour; toe-
.
spoon' salt; 2 cnps Seur,milk, 111 loa-
, •
spoons • soda, 1 egg:: ,
•MiX., and • Sift 'flour,salt...and soda; •
'•add- Seur "railk •trinlegg well beaten:.
• Dry Int, spoonfuls- on g'reastI it„.1m,
t gri-
p • tile; • ,coolt, en one side. pt..iffed
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. Make thepanca.es :hisuai'way
and in, each put .cine or two sardines;
according to the al.'te 'Of 'the pancake.
•Roll ,the pancake up and serve very
het With friend tomatoes and fried
parslet •
FOR KIT
,• .CHEN
:The hottoni.crusts of-fiuitpies will
not -become 'Sodden if,' atter having,11M.
ed Your dish- With 'paste, the ;latter
is bushed Over.With a -beaten egg and -
allowed to stand for • a ifew minittei
beforepitting in the fruit. • •
•",Eggs 'ter Uoacping should be' put in,
boiling".Water for :a -few: seconds be;
for cracking:the shelis Thls prevents,
the Yolks. from 'breaking.,
,piece of; 13letting,paper Cin to the
shape of the sal -cellar and placed in•'
the liettoni Will preVent salt.from
ebming'.danip and innipy.. ' • .,
• When 'cleaning': b' aigee • 'ar t mois-
ten our cloth with paraffin: Tina Will
.reaultIn; nurre'•,btilliant • andlaating
A; ..littla. cearse -anger stirred into:
soup that hasbeen made tee salty will
render It Mere palatable. • •'
OtlY odd PiedeS .matetial-left
()Vet :df ter Making :a• frock are Washed
each 'tithe; the `frecic ',is -weal) ed, they
•Will not, leek $� odd,ifusEd later on
:for demiiping • . . • .
• Potate wateria' e*•,ellent'for reiturr'-
ing tea •or. coffee Steins front '
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The 'Worst ,bf hie' .14 anoWti,' and ...I
ssi• that thitti.,, the
fame ' " ' '
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„ si ss e s. the YerY Peraetlilleeti:2/091."Weattlei.54-'
'2 In the Ohriotten AP11,411114,ty, heW,,
thoreust be np ueh atandard-!
.:gregfriesa..Djd the Iviaster„ With
,ProPhette: .Light,ealfiVOR:the deY,
00,4 irio ,chtfrelt wthrid lieearrepted.;
With thet, ea.M.e• natien pgreatneos 7
-0/14 :he,, the'greet:men emend. ye:1S•
net he ,Whe. een . tO•haye many
Sell'44,1141 •ettending. .14ret hot he 'who,
.himseit de1ghttQ 40 .gt service, to.
• °there,: Thequelity that •COlinte, 1n the
Cliritlan ,commun1t i apt; ncisition,.
bat- peracnalitYl net ..aelerro; 1414: 4014.7
'.1"4„e., more a Man JP ,Ifreper,ed too
for the sake oviothers,.the,greater.ka
hOcelnea--in..46M):' • The litglAest ,trthOte,
that one can 'pay t� 'friehd, Is to
eay ireat.'801.11:!?' '
myself/', continued Jeans,' "have'
eeme ameng yen, not to perved, but
te.serve, and giver myyllfe, ransom:
:for .many;" 'The, primary- idee'in ran-.
sem a.eetns- to ire, that of recite• ;rola
Some •danger. otime .enemY...., The
whole life orJeatia .Seryice, Ito.
suffering, And itS,htinillatftig
ending,was thp._ratisom efferd -far
...the -plus of menr,,. •BY. that offering .he
•!We's deStippa to rrci.KOC' /Penland- frnra
the Power.. of Cali hip
.natne: Jestni, for he „shalt; 'saye,
people: from -their sins!'
on•
1-0010•!1.
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le5a9ii; N.14 May,. ,7r -,!'l gays :Feces the
. cr,oss., Mark 1,0,;82-.38,,,goldn'Text
.:Ankit,cetne, tcifP „AP! ,C0Y4n Abe- timP
f
Wag- cAlre 'that,. b ,;: an0140 -4,q receiV4•,
ed, tilit.ite'latenfa'tly .set "his faesto.
go: to jeru,salern :Luke. 94.81; , ..
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The Peepeninfit .B.11441?6, M"ark• 19:
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Ji, The4'01001 R.94eatp, :,Mairck
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Bp, The Road -to • preatoess;, M ark,
''Introductforr--rmark.°0: 30 r.:records
• th,e real beginning. og the -last -journey
39 •JerUsalen,. a1thong14 4leftnite, men-
t1on:9g it is net-made:04i Chapter:10::
32. It Would appear tat during biz'
brief .Vialt`;'‘"to capernatuo (y.S. 9=3,3)
the Maater made' Preparations for his
great •adventure, • We shall find • later
'that a, larger.huniber..,Of
,friends were gathered in Jerusaieinth
aupport him, daring those -last latetel.
days. • He Must :have 'given shine
1inot hig•plan to those . whom,
eonld trnat, He,,wbuld.go.to the capl-
'tel of 'hie' nation' for the , Passover'
• feast.: 'What .he, expected ',Weald' hep,
'pen Wet° his titterrances: and even his
den:leaner made . increasinglyclear, •
,The, -,Deepening- -Shade*. Mork .1.01
jesna• and,. his, little ceMPeny travel-
ed ...F.Or him the territory
through which they Nord 'passing
; Mark 10:1)'w,as:, Mew .gretind,..shnt
• her it was, that- JohnBaptist- had
laberedhcitiong.hefere-.•-. MAny'-peeple
Were, therefore, ready for.bisnieasage.
He himself was poseested by the feel-
ing. that his time was short, and oat'
Whetexer-„he Would ; say • niust.he aaid'
• Mark: gives a vivid glinips,:: of our
:Lorti• as' lie makes his way toward
Jeruedlern„ We see' "the otriking:figure
of the Master .walking alone In !rent
'the wonder -Stricken disciples behind
and farther :in. the rear,,' a group',
of terrified' adherents." (Wee Revised :
Version.) , • ' • 1 •
Then taking his' disolples apart frinn
,,ihe Crowd, he_triedondo„niore‘to_s_pie,.:
pare them:jet, What lay before them.
Not Once but again and' again, :he
tried to warn thein. All hio 'own:deer;
instincts had , tol,, hint: from the first
that 'oniy by suffering cOuld, he fulfil
his appointed' task. './10 Wei going to
Jerusalem With. the clear presentinfent
that • he Walt.:geing.,te" his . death. The
,detailsa the predictions (vs. 48, 34),
May filled.'.in :from , later
knewledge;_hut.,ourLend,WaS-alteady
•suffering the 'agony of. Jerusalem and
Breatbing Spring.; ..
In EveryLine
:13y..1fELEN ?Y.&
Illustrated, lireesinaking' ,t,esson, Pun,
. ni4tea With .E'vry Pattern
.Calvary:.; ;••
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• if; '• The ... M
Selfish liequeSt, ark .1flt
1640; ,
• While °Ur' Lord's Mind Was thus
fihled with. the, thought Of ,.what he
must soon endure, his disciples • were,
still •cherishing the • Old •dream7-a,gle,
• rions. earthly' kingdom,' •
• James and john ,degided• to, 'iritt in
their names" early,' v4:13.5-37. '11tojaably
.1refOrethat forward Peter would speak
• for.,„Iiimaelfi. perhaps . they: Were Joel -
CMS of Poterafter' theincident: of -
Matt. i: At'any.rate, herWits not,
ith them Whentney •ctinte-to Jesua.
Matthew,. •evidently •w•iShIng to • save
the reputatithf,:otlifibet*i brothera,;iii-:
tr,odatea thS.Mether tomake the re
quest, Matt. '.20.• 21. . ' •
•144,1144 'they understood. What an
•ansWer .0.their.praier involved! Pea:-
entlyand pityingly the Master, replied:
"Ye knew not .What' ye ask.. •Ctin•yon.
;share.my cup and niy.baptietn?"
.'ineanti could 314.7 share his aut.
feringS? 'See' :Mark ,14:• 36:and Luke,
12:50. The Greek. word' translated,
bastim'.i was used In. common 'talk
to .meitn.',."11.thided", 'in the, settee of
"eVerwhelmed With calamities." .• They;
poor .1elloWer-ambitions--yet-r-so .10Ya1,
thinking 'Only .'"of. the "Chief '.places".
.tiltead;.• replied, :"We. are able:" "Yea,"
- thought- the ;, Mas ter, -sensing. their •real
loya* 'Ye..faliall • indeed -share' MY ottp
and :.haptiairr." ••• , • •:
'Ant ,the place nearest 'Christ nOt•
gitren... as an, eartlily:Monareh. beatoWS.
fa:Vers. Our spiritual king :knevrs. only
."spirltnal"• neatness, • :The•••place of.
pre-eminence te-Won only by.':likeness
:to liite. It is. "PireParedf (v. 40) •Only
't.for these :iv,ho '''qualifY: • ,
It The Road: to 'Greatness, 'Mark .10t
• 4 4140...` .. • • •
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The ten:were displeased Av. '41). not
•beCatise :the' brethere were se sordidly
•amintielia,:.but because .they -had tried
take an 'unfair ,advantage of .thete.
'selyea.., They all had, '"great
expecta-
tioiis." Such wee :the moo t of ' the,
disoinles thrthsvery Ore of their :Mat-
ter's, ' . '• ' '
.onee..rao're he .fried te,.aeli.; them
,Thoy had.. a w.r'Orig:VieW or"great-
ness": 'Among . the-, Gentile Matithie
aretiiid• thein, the .tattilitling„. .ef the
kings andprincesa was determined by;
the site. of their 'establisittitents:/theigt,
".greatitess".' Was meaSured by the'llittn-
:.ber,•tg ,'peepie who 'serited. them. He
Whe•give ordero to the .gt:eatest
ntith-
bei' dad .lbek -Orders -trent tette was,
to' these iffinressed atL subj..ct
MUtT AND JEFF-- • 'By BUD FISHER,
tOessm `stem s s aus
ntda. Tsess, m•rssIc thkbUPti.1.3
CAN ttAtAN mAtse A MAN
MUTT'S AG`e so WAJNG 'MAT
Fit Aell, LIVA Ctlif-T)4.
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. ?f, you; want ,s an attractive :little
-afternoon' dress. for il Spring, here's
ycur :number.:
:The bodice fitt.ed at the lOrg frent
gives:a hint of aybaiOtie effect. :Its
bfas nes are slininiing. A ' 1
Alinest any' -of the 'crepe
plain .or Print are admirable for this
si11' made
eIts easlly made! ipiosaving ine
:eOsi •••' '
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• Style No.' 2552 is designed.in. Sizes
1.2,- '14; ,fp,, 18,, 20 Years, 3a. 68
inheabmst. .• •. , ".
• SiZe*16. respires yards 85:itiCh,
with. ?,4 Yard Sp-inelt "
' 'HOW, TO 'O'ADER- PATTERN13• :::•;,.
• 'Write your 'me and address' plain-
1
1tiVing !limber and size of , ivath,
,pattetns as ,yrin Want. •Enclose '15c ifl..
carefalry),' "foi, each' iniinher,: and
addresi'your. order thWi1on. Pattern
Servie6, •74,West Adelaide:St.; Toronto.
• Hen Knows, ,Her
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, Williamsport, Md,—Mrs. :loss Downs
.Saw a hen 111 a•pottl_trY...clealer'S prate
: -
She said It had heert..atoleti from her:
The dealerSaid he paid 35 centaler 'it,
and demanded proof, • •
'Inn her lOose";".• iiri:Downo Sag-
geete to 'tt pelicentan. ••
N. He •did and with: the interested
Parties' trailing, thtlien: ,w,ent 'Straight-
atvaY to, the rear ,of the, Downs ininle
Where, Site resn'thed dinice • eti .ft
nPat' of settIng, eggs.- .
TAG:44%eUPPost) Acr,
ItA4piAte,v-a• lbok thot'A.M.
HOUg AGO b r
046L',1'$4,•s•Ak#44,X164
GONNA:r.S.4-1.• MV*t:
osLy
AcTING!.,
Alternating, ie.
o uOes
Exprirpopts Prove Sausa-
Y Hens 1.4y Dif='
, , , „
• Chico—Egg whites; have gone
Pe• heVre chickens. Ttle pink
egg °white" aTO.Pir4c c1jek are scien-
tific facio and the results of control -
•led feeding er,Fperirnentoin the labor-
atories �f a: cbiCiten feed othieern here.
And, if further.:e*periineinta being
conclueted by,. L. G.,Neali heed of the
feed-heuse's• educational dePartnierit,
.Dan, SChaef; and their e tants tUrn
ent a exPeeted, the „;-ene 11, be lay-
-ng eggs' with blme,"white," -nd'hatch-,
in'b1u -ehicks,,
Their..haVel proven,,,they* "said, that
ep*Ii'lled feeding it Is.I)9ss.lb.l.
:prodroce .eggs.! ljniferm in size, taste',
eojor o wlte ir4"YON.' and,,vifamin
centerit' the 'Yeaethrengh, •
In., addition, they have 0; achieved
e ite" deep pink And
;yiollcs variring in' color, frthn 1emenkt4
deep yellow.: CroSs-sectio-h-Of one,
hard-boiled egg shev‘'ed a Pink "i/b4e".
and a YelieW Yelk, with:ringa � deeP
. .
'Neal said an egg is 12- days ,work„.
Lira hen, for the yolk, Whe:t laid, has
thak, many rings.,., It .is possible, he
by- alternating -the diet, to
enter. red as many. Of those rings' as
desired.", •,
Imagine the dilentnie a a White
;hen laying eggs with pink: "white!!
Her chicks will •have pink fluff.'
_The cembitatiens of
mash feedings -arelaberaterY secret's,
Neal said; ' •
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Fashion Tips
Monkey fur„,gnd fox furare used
la-
vlsbiyon, formal ensembles, Lynx"
,
is used for trithining on tweeds '
DOI; laTowit ,14.: allied to raspberry,.
oink, grey, beige 'and blue in piny en-
•senablett. ' •
'Belts Are Made from plaited string,
Alatal's knitted silk and leather epilIF
•••
qued with. chrontium.
• Ordinary 'heirs° flannel is • need or
blouses and for coats Worn withheaeh
suits and beach shorts. •
•
....-Heavy-01,11{_makes_wide-ekirtedAet,
'ticoats beneath frees of orgaitidle or:
tnrlatan
• •'.
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Feather 'ruffles are" Still Pentilar for
evening wear, And are dyed the same
eelor., asothe froCks they •accompany.
, •
,
• There is naneh. Variety In Coat
lengths. They May be just- • to .the
waist, to the , hipS; or three-quarter
length. •
• When two different colora'• are used
for: ,a Coat; and :dress. revere -of, the
same .cbleras 'the'Arg pit. sniart
finish • to the Coat. •"
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,
Scarves made of several different.
'caters 'put together :like: hun-ting are
gay.: • additions 4ginnmer sports
elotheaand ernlaitig ensembles.
Long ieliet coati accoinpalY di•essy
afternoon 'frocks: ,
"White" 'On Mothi/Ultl" aviOlet
„Butterflies And meths, as semi by'
-each, other,: . are very . different t rein
the *ay' their appear to 'human be
ingot because they- , see ultra:Violet re-'
diatiOns and reflections .beyond the
range\pi.:the eye of inan,flr.Frank
E. :Luiz; a' the. American IVInseinn of
Native' History, • has demonstrated
this. by taltink photographs • Of• butter-
flies, moths end, ilevireis in which' Only
the ultraviolet patterns were vlaible:
It was found?, for instance, lhat all
patches and AP9ts .on- Imitteritee .and
moths:. which appear ,to ,be Chinese:
white, to thOliunfan eye were In re-
ality a': deep ,ultraviolet in rue.'- Other
*hue- Shades were else Oupd, to; be
ultraviolet when seen by the insect.
—Poptilar. Meelienlea. :
• EAT OYSTERS "OLEAN:".
, .
IS. the best • , way to eat
•oystOrs?" 'asked the 'p;rinee' of Walei
recently when seven -Year-old oyeters
fresh from their -native beds' were laid
!before Min, a an oystel farm,'should
• yOu' take ...Vinegar op, red 'pepper;• Or
both?'he. asked, The' manager : rer
plied: '‘‘'TeAter'; air., • The beat waY .iS
'te !eat thein,cleari!, • Then yen get the
tpue sea -Water layer." ' • ' '
JGF,t4uST, #444rois
sOidLt..
'jot 1,4 .VJANT.
youlte
tAtAtiNG
MNsO•it'.
Mt.)T T
anuner Is Sign
is Spoile
Thuzib Sickir*g and Stutter
Marks ,,P41111).Pr
ipg>, SpOech 'of,ar-' •
T 014 •"
,
',New Terlf;,;A. 0.4411.11Pringc12jId 18
spoiled childand ;Pen', be • cared 007
• , •
'through pateitadscIp1ine, in ;the 'op, •
'inien.nf Dr- "•Frank .P.4.'rey, New' York
pscb,p19Fipt,.. hefo're 'the."4oel nase*
bly of 'the Easern,'.. apea.10.0g.
•.contore4c,e, whieh; eloped its twenty-
fourthannual'ectnventien.
was One'of three. te,•lectilte en' sech " •••
alaerdqra,
'4 child Stutters landy,Stainmers ter
the Same reaSon he -cries, for hours at
tinie;, Wine:leers, isfiniky aireut his • .
food' or sieks .114.;:-thaalt„4"..said 'Dr.;
be ticed 'And when. parents' pamper •
him lie Steps thinking abctit his: own .
,
inisfortunes'-and
'fae,a,Y.4.,--hip.,, alone once More,';''.-;;,-, ,;..
inttering, in childhood is far '64*
ler to Control, than 'in adolescence 0/
'later life, said :Dr. D. pearey,'
a., baby; .1( is poSsil3le to .correct any
411C11, apeeelt dieer.d4 by imriag it
the grown Man weinan'.is confront'
ied with., a ' baSie. defect in perscriality
±cOtipled :with the, tentecles.,..of _habit ;
."IyfanyLpeopi.e pan! talk ,pertectly.al:
hOme,-7btit thealSelves. uttoi,tik ih.
.pepable orexpreisionamong compara ,
tivestrangersi" he r•Sed; oShoeit;
what. ,call stage -fright; should .nei.,•
affect .a..nerinel.person..hn. guck a way. L
as td render lain 'utterly inlaid° :tc
'Speak. 'yet, with many Who have.beez
'allowed to • grew up in itit.atrciospherk
.psendo,syraptithyrthe-onscionsnesti.,...',...,-•
of habit gives • theinan-infOlority out-
look which' Prevents. articulation."'
The etire, for statitinering' Ilea in, •
control';o. behaviour, rather • than In
an attempt ,to, change -tliemeohaniani
' ,physical hasis'.". Of sPeech':thrimigh..1
s CI al; e rPises 'or 'Medi c intention,
he :sail:. ' '
1)r.. 'Leo A‘..;1160.:191 a •0186llefijOa: •
0n...oeciipeX1Onalkli3orderi,af-the-4/0,1Ci
whiali were '.caneett; in ;the.'main, .110;
said, ,by overstraining,' Op ignoranee
the K11101100 declamation.
"Teachers, preachers,' lawyers and •'•
lecturere 'who. de • not .:pay part1cuaz,•
atteatien tatheiryocal'apparatue loom ••
'fledthemselves thevictims of chronAc,,:::
plionestheala,..•.0.whiolt : renders; theta ."
mine:- -The' doMnianding:voice is uu
ing, Voice. This the actor or tke tea
•her WO :often: 'forget.. hurts' 'hit ••••
!throat •.n.aucli as the .1.3OY:.*hO'trlefi ta
sing • eeprahe lonk.after ha yoke:hair,
changed
'NrS, Lou .Kennedy .oritrooklyn Co
• lege, told .of the difficulties 'encetiat
•ered .by lexicographers in, finding ti4f
pure ,prentinelation. of a WOrd which ,
htletPilna;t'.!fderelttgrrearP-e
hallytl'el*Ii.,
is, through national radle bealaUPI;•
'Which; will feta 'every Mk.'
• Olean dialect the element of Pure.',Eng:.
lish;", she said. '."This" . can "„hest,;14,:',:.
:aeComnlished vvitli children; • for • •
Stj'l� In
„speech pIace"'befOrethe.. age ofive, ,Af
--
crystalized' liczreeda.:7 '70;f; 1 d. •
•-this age its persenitlity
• ' •
OltUre . • •
Husbana' - -
•The big. genie hunter waFIling h14
stay-at-homewife aU alront his .•
tot:filter with the, .13eagal .':tiger and .
hoW, he hid: finallY -shot • it.f: "Tes,",,
she wound UP, • "it' Wawa, cape a -ts4
tiger :Or . ' • '• ••
How
' • 'fi'M So' glad It was' the ,tiger, ,dear.1,
she Said sweetly, 'otherwise 30111+
fet have. 'this :lovely.. rug-11pStint:
. .
'Enticement
-From the maple tree 1 -heard •
• Thecosmic ;rhythm of a- bird. :
.11e, were .ttie ralinelit, of it kin,,
With 'pewit 'Scarf,' and mottitid
-Ana from- MS elevated throne , •
He' sang with esoterie tone,
An iltiltaction. for 'a mate.
•
To share in his: petite estate',
, ' • • '-=lloy Danford ;Parker. ;
•
. .
""&weet COin'? 'Defined
, , ,
All:grades of .e anna ; cetm, accort1J,
ing to the new anieildinelit Of thil
Moat and, Canned. roods AoL, must
:iticked greet:certain 1,,arieties of eo
Joewn, to the t'xade as s„wet corn.
'corn Mutt be: piked tram ' the
• whenis,...:oun,,,r'and !tender ; 'that i
whenIth'e ire in": a creamy
inilltY State on the' gOb.
ow Jeff. is,Puzzled.
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