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eiteeptIliat"the.liehtenallt. loudly pro-'
claimed that be Wai.,:ii crazy - Beer;
AnyhowthetiPSheet Was that Petr
was tuarepect 'eft to goal, aP•4 T vas
left in., a Pretty pickle. . 6
., "I don't believe a word of it,' I said
.,A•Allffit..vo h had Moat Of mY otOthea On•;
i now, audr felt more eontageous- "It. i.
all$ tn? PIO) to. OP itinD_Intce.412.13
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bi,iiiiti'lleit,I413Stit'PeXpee '4--- ‘o
laili ioltiaittilUW;fOrtlintl
boviiiiiiod.;;,.'77"-.t.-Fv --
O own: a verandali--ehetild have it
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"That W4s alW4Y'rlits' 1:/es'tIlly;7- -"Ila- 'otiareened7TUF:00'i.W .WarP.1 -r:tatherf
, said, .1-‘eve,r. sinee',I.• sew. lihn...dIewas
no use to )is •exeeptas a man with g not only for the personal comfort and
rifle. Cannon -fodder, nothing else enjoyment it gives, but as an aid: in
Po ,Yeli- liotigine, you fool, that this safeguarding the fiunily health,: fez,'
greatiripire-hrthe-thick of-a.,Worltk."•flies_..endlinciaquitoes. are ft -Menace te.
WAr iS gOillgtO troOle.'-its head to lay life In some casesthe. Work lean be
Hills snareaftit.aitignerantiltekhaae.21:- - ' _± -.;
, ,..,.i,t wash, bay haddi. of him,,,,,I ..sto--d- -mauel-;-16,-Shetv•-iirimedinte-finaPtial---te-,,
altilli0116„foi.:iti, irlikiliO*74-341.10.t.ilir,*140.44111 4,./1,3wriat,7„yo.d7say,„„.of,,,,hialfou...y,,,,i,,,,tre turns. la, citie instance endlesing it
• • • 4 ..., I have no part,in-it.-- -13iit-lie.-WAS.-inY. Poieli:''frirth&I '''..t*''' -z*"-8 ..-716-i'77tlies''
\ ,•• CoMpaniop and, T.,,vish,hiin well. What -Seree4-,4-Oer-S-aPd Cori.e wlridoW," screen;
" • ' de you propose to de with liltri?"..":" One seieeh,door for entering the..., ver-
,'!Wewlil.keep him under dur:eYet. anthill. being. all. that was 'required.
he saift.;. With "a . wicked .twist of, the Anything, that increases .the'embfort:
ihout.b.'• 41-. have a notion 7that 'there of ii home, increases ita• value. " :. , •
• is' 1110r0 at the baCk of this - than aP- : Where tbe. porch is 'a rear One, the
l' We will investigate the ante housewife can clean or sort fruits 1,11(1
ceclents of Ilerr 'Pienaar. And you,
comfort
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: too, my .friend. On you also we have
vegetables out-of-doors; hi
. and freedom from flies or moiquitoes.
BY JOHN I3OCHAN, , rv ,, our eye," .' i. did the -beat thing I ceikld have, It can be Used ..for ironing or. other
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: (Copyrighted Thomas Nelson . and Sons, Ltd.) ' done, for what with anxiety and dis, let tasks, While the entire household
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.., .._....„.0k1.13,T,BR.,„..Y:,.=,(,.c..O,I4k1.,)„,...L.L1,1,t_pitl.hrilL.,,tio,:q_ity,„,„_I,....t.z...hiz.:nl.c.,xhe ..,ga hu: Lookpt tl., eit:oshategri nhe Y!. o'sf..thi r, tmc iP:e:, Cll. wed, e a,m4 oli 0 ."/ esh,eard_ , 77:anirl,.m:,:di,da,Y,:s',.ttiii'ellidr.d,eirlei4ggi..iiingfi:,b'i'll'iVglielp.ef.5est:EY.1.., ' .' -a ;:rrve, mothers t,2lY1II)LnEe h Po d.1 tAl IMO . i '14Ao..1'CitEP I. '1? 1,1 t
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There -seemed- to , hfk 'nothing - sa far. i than a pat on thebaCk .. ° you' haven't :gThen me Much cause to 'sects, . . , , . f tift t ' . 'les ' recently in. re -
woman
I OU tear of 'attr'acting swaryna of in_i. nen!. Ltilidol5nitL'131triiiirtboine:;;tfrd°iIns:nci,p'"lds ofY.-ad
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- • ' ' As -I -sat -heside-the-•:stove4 fort. It can be lighted at night with -Ai.,"
casting back .to think if I' liad.",got wauted4t° 't4 *me thauYt 11-7Win- au:g and ftugyleiuslk- al3livat''
ahd he had he other language
the •shglitest •elue' to iny ieal job.' friead,
Stumm had talked .of a; von Einem The soldier NVin 111'5 old .rieSiti.on l'pve VPU` ' F°r the last two -da371I'ire Bronze ,Or: copper Wire ,cloth; is the -sP°a•e'• "t° . a Challenge hY;' °Ile .°f: tila
h • interested in his de- '
,,begt te.;• age,' as the 'better 'weather- artherS. Mrs. Groona, of, Eastbourne,.
ateriais the Winner seen in the Picture, finish -
with,. hiA elbows on, the menteipio had nothing from you but guarkeien
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,. Pertinent, .perhaps the Seine woman., and his formidable great Jaw. stuck and Insult'. Th.e OnlIr decent. Arian I've
• „Inlet is Herr Gaudian.. 'It's 'becaush I reSisting: oealities of these In
". ,ed in 12 hours and 'twenty rii;mites. '
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as the Hilda he had Mentioned the PUt• • ' belieNie 'that there are Many in Ger- make them the Cheatieet in the end
'day before to the Under S eta .1him .that, I'm prepared to ., . - ' ' ' • ' '
• , • ' use of you.... Yoh may be a charlatan 1g° 9r1 with this business . and do trik
are inclined to thake..nlanY.hke
9,isten to me," he said.- '"1-1
'There was not much in that. She was ' G. audit! and. I TO CONTROL TI:l. WILY MOTH at dtuhael same ttiitme ,e, appealissuch
,c to tahethi ra iilnntir-
probably tome minister s or aniliassa= 1 . . ,
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WRIGLEY'S Is 8
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INTERESTING COMMER.
Mt: U*OPME
firtestigatIons Along
,'Liffe41Vill.'$ecicire,!.qrtar
gPturns from 14w •
For inaTiv7YeS'rs-the7*Prol):11*.:OE hew
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,the rettormoes: was tage. of:-. •
10 tIIL' _ flax
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helper all this, haij b thesubject of-4aves-
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vtrark, a' liklieaany tigatiOn', and study. :A. EVery;:year,4, .
fie,neficlat yeara 'past, Oyer a •z•million, toilS
of thisstraw, after •the se,Cd bAs been
39 resover.ed •• by, thresh :bay& • been,
wo,s(e'd"bY, bUrning, se as ti lerthe'.ttia,"
land ' ;clean' Pet. futhre • pgricultuial,
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'operationg•
Ilealizing the potential value of tills,
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enormous tonnage .of waste
the. Canadiali Pacific Railway Made a".
• ol•ose study and careful .* ityetiititton
• -,Puzzling: the...Poatmen. Its Utilization -as it presented it, .
POStAl.. erlicialS India are fre selr, under conditions , whith: existecL. •
- iled`brt,lie-Straage-anoh;''-the problem *iie difileult ono
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resSing letters.'adopted.hy •Wite. 41191/T1 to lla:Ve. 03177-7
natives, \‘‘ tain value .fOr Ka:fibre, being shriller'
The, fellowing- must hive giv.eir- the: in this • re,epeet,, though ef...iaferter.
'postman a Vantilderable °•'amount of grade to the straw Cultivated for the
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trouble; espedielly, It was written le, Production of fibre flax. ".13ut . after •
an altnost...nnreadable. • • .. leaving- • the threshing.' machirie. the'
To the tine inseparable froin .ray .fibre,yalue',.of this linseed MIX . straw
heart; the fortunate: Babu Silinath 'W. 4.$, destroyed; 'even for production of
hose having the same heart as Miee, 'coinmerelall tow, .e*ing to the manner
Fr0111 post-erffic, ‘Ifl.Sllallad.:t0 the •Vil; ft. which the straw is. broken in the.
late or .itananetliptir; to . reach the •-threslang , operation. In ,consequence ,
-house thefertunate Babu PrahAnAtli of this. .difficultY, loyesOgetiene
-Gho,SO.; district Twenty-feer ; Pergolas,. were 'along .the utgi4ing:the
Don't deliver this 'letter to anYperioa ..vvaite straw as a 'Pulping: Material for
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,other ',than' the addressee, Mr. Pest; the manufacture ofrpaper, • : The In
man. This is myrequect,to you ." vestigatiens ;eonducted in thig;porinee,
thin, w•dre, entirely sucvessful,..and 'the
resulting product ',A:AS.4n eXce,PtioneI-
ly...high; grade -ot paper- sUlteble for
liljh class of wilfrak, paper an.a.;.airr,ri,T,,
lar - piirnbses....; This . research 'was, ear- .
gpmeet„. .riet a e in rcemmere.. s a e, U
case you will e in edevil,
best I can, But, by God, I wou dn By a chorough airing and brushing, that the right ambunt of nourishment
which '11 b ' the
of a mess and have ourself to thank raise my little finger for your sake."
the moths mai be removed for theY is suitable for each' individual., Sim-
dor's wife who had a finger- in high 111
r tirIti'tired .s•turaur had vim., ered., to Grail_ _for At. .1f, you are a 'rogue you. willrninnte. - 'That ,sound's he honesty,"
politics. If I could haisv4e caught the . y . • He looked at me very st,eadily for a
little scope . for roguery. We,
dian which made him' start and look have
Will see to that. If you are a fool, ha. d
he said at last in a civil. voice. "You
you will yourself suffer .for it. But - -- better_clune_down_and get your
aslcance at me! -But-I had ,
a gurgle of' something. like, "IJhn-' !coffee."
- German , I if you are a good Man, you will have •
word' that I knew.' '. ' ,' . ., -
- mend; ' which wasn't any 1 . . . , • I was safe for the Moment but in
a fair chance, and if you succeed we very low :spirits. What car earth would
The heat . Put ine iiite a.-lialf-doze 'Will net **get it ' Tc"tnet-i9w I' ge• happen to poor old 'Peter? , I •Wenld
arid I' began dreamily to Wonder what hoMe, and you Will Coni.e' with ,i'ne .and do nothing ehen if I Wanted; and, he• -.
. other people were doing. Where had get your Ortli.s•'•' ' '" '. ' : Isided,' my first duty Was to -ray .rais,
• -• Blenkiron been *rating .. to in that! , •I made shift to stand •at attention skin. •. I had rnade this very clear., to
train, and what was he up, to at this: and salute. 1 : .- • - 1 him at. Lisbon and, he had agreed, 1;nit
: moment? - ' He had been hobnolibiligi Gendian Spoke in a. pleAsent-.'voice,1
as if he wanted to atone for Stilihnir's, all the :Same it was a beastly ,refleer
with ambassadors and swells -'-;-'I won.1 tion. Ilere was tha, ancient worthy
dered if he had found out : anything. ; imperiousness... "We •are Men who
.Brandt,„ ,..leift: to the tender Mercies :of . the peo•
What was Peter doing?.. I fervently...love, our .. Fatherland, 'Herr
"You are net of that.Fether-.1p e• he most detested. on earth. ° ,..1Vly
hoped ,he Was behaving himself, fo'r I.' he said.
land, 1311t atleast you bate its enemies. ! °Iiii comfort was that .;they' couldn't
' d 11 't bled. 'do very rinieh With hint% If they Sent
seem averse le sunlight and fresh' air,
but it is more difficult to the,,,gar-
ment of the larvae. . The larvae may
'exist at:forty degrees. F. but are not
active. ' It is best if clething, ten ,be
stored .at this temperature for ''seh-
eraLdays and thenbrought out in ordi-
nary temperature. • for ." a few
hours, and lAter',restored,16 the,,Colder
:temperature., The larvae Cariapt stand
Change ;•of 'temperature. :
Sulphur 'fumigation of the garinent foods ; To -day the mother knows that
Inuat be dole with care, as the fumes , dad is Better off with less meats., more
will exterminate the Moths lint it muSt Vegetables, siMple ,,desSeit, and
be done with ',Care, as the • fancies may. that. the growing ; lad and.lassie May
„plicity, econornY and wholesomeness
should lie the keynote Upon which the
housewife', ,balancee, her menu, corn-
ining the`.reqeireinerits of the indi-
vidual in Such a manner that:the same
foods will suit the entire family.
Undertheold scheme of, living it was
thought that the choicest cutit., of Crochet and Fancy Needle
rheatg, the daintiest dishes, should go . ' • •
to the head of the house. and the chil- Workers Wanted 1,
dren shotild be served the less rich
we sell your, goods on 'tonal • I t I iel e' I t '
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was Sandy, tee. , As like as not buck- ! each ther 1e , • •. ,
l'Ic aallies- ()Ur' victhry ii -11n t.
. they could do, he ,WO.U1101 eScape, tor. 1,
' the front, whie_h was the worst - • - -
.. • - - After the moths and larvae ai:e re-deaserts -and WI:II:not_ Suffer dige, stive
• become too -strong and rot the fur. have steaks and chops and rich
moved, the coat may be Packed in A disturbances. - ' - '' •
juicy .
- to the delicacy' of our job. . Where! Th?ret:Pre.• we re allies ',and trust ..h•
coast_ ordained by.. God. and we are rtre of ..„
eting in the hold of sonie Greek'mild, have backed hirn. to. get through
mothproof 'chest with . moth balls or ... . . • . , , .
er in the -.Evan.- • Then I thought of - . , • ..., _, , I any mortal:lines. It wasn,t rnuch fun
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My battalion- somewhere, on the line' Stumm
. v translatedina spieeece, for rne either. oiily N.,:rhen ',was tie_
ham_ , and • his voice . . q. i solemn. .e
' ' h ld u '; his right hand and so. did prived of 'it, did realize how mach
- between HuIllich and La .Bassee
audian, like a Inan taking an oath his coinpany had meant to me. I• was
' rnering at the.I3oche" while I. was 'five: -e• P
-' hundred- miles or so' inside the 'Boche ' G : absolutely alone now, ' And I didn't.like
• 1 or a parson blessing -his- congregation. 1.--
. frontier. •t. I seerned to have about as much
• • I.' Then I realized something' of the • • • '
BI k'' a " d
It was a comic. reflection, so ' comic . • chance ,of joining en iroa . n
might f - r S
Ge many. . he . produced
• . - good and bad cads and gentlemen, •
SandY as of -flying, to the moon.
that it woke ine up. After.. trying in °
b t she could put a bit of the fanatic (To be continued.) "
vain to n a *ay o . stoking that
stove, ,for it was a cold night, I got '.
uto them ll ' •-''
'Studiglxt.- - • • -
up and walked about the rooni. There in. : •
•were portraits of two decent old fel-; • -
lows, probably Gaudiari's parents. " • CHAPTER VI:
There were enlarged photographs, . • .• ,
too, of engiheering works;-Fia a good I. -
,The, value of Sunlight as a giver and
_preserver ' of health • hag , lerig been
knowh but the exigencies of city lifri
picture of :Bismarck. And 'Close to he 'S ME ' '
' sto.Ye_ there was a cage of ;;" inapst- I Was standing stark flaked." next frequently : cause it to be forgotten or.,
-in-mintedMornin•bedroorn; trYing ignored. Many Greek eta Roman 1118
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1, pulled out one at random. it was i to bathe in about a quart Of Water, . torians and Medical Writerg, tell of the
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"-----lit geological, -.Map ..:of Germany, and When ,BitPrahtiltered,Re.,Strede_ up.,,,beneficial aption_of the sun's, tays, and.
- ' " ' - • • ' . , with-7-some-trouble-1-found-eut--w' 1--found-out--where to .111e .stared In .11 e- ' - - ' '-- - ' -
and . e i the face. I we know that sun par.ors were corn
- ..., .1 was. I was an-enormons-distancel 'was... 1..1f: tt h-ead-glio-i-ter-than him- to •:.
men in -the houses.' df-the-righ-in-'an
ve I was begin with, and a inan7does-isot-feel • • - ,. --
--,.... ...from -my goal, .and ..nioreo r .. _ '__ , _ _ . _ _ ,. • ...cient-Ftome. moreover,..therear.emunV.
'--cleari-off--the-road-te-the-Bast."To -go'Plis-stOtitePt when liej-las---O° el -e -the -§,---us- roe- erhial-ezi)'resAions._thalt„•re.
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there,I, Must first go to Bavaria and so he had the pull' on me every way. '-'" P -
then into Austria. ' '1 noticed , thel "I ' have reason ..to • believe .that -3;cni• .veal -the popular- belief in the' efficacy
fare.,,a,,diar.,+,,,,..,he_,,growled,____,.._ .., ,..,,,,, of sunlight in preventing or c.artag die,.
--....."tgamititie,40WjAgFeaStWaRdi-and'i. atehi:
, em erewas one way 'tlie-bethcover-round--me,--eaSe-i. ;'•=;-figileli'741--1,1i-e-sai.•.-lag,•:..t.Wher.e.-.Sult-..-•
- '. 13 d that that : ' - -- -Ite4'-fa'tilled
.- .00hstantiziople.zil• • ' - for I was shivering with cold; and, light enters licit there Abe' physiciaii
, Then .1 tried' another-;Map.--.'-ThiS-- . 'a"' 'f•''''' towel is ''''''''-` - - '
, the. German -Ade -,o. ..a . . . ,-agoes. - . .. .., • -. ..... ........,-,..-,,- -
pocket -handkerchief. I own 1, was. in,'_ In the crowded:cities' the necessity of
one cohered- a big area, all Europe
• ,persia; ....1 guessed that it was 'meant a pretty blue funk, • . .
'A Hat!" he repeated. . YOu and
" - - • s - aartets' hes Sh t out the 'sunlight,
hOusing many people ,in cOntracted
from the Rhine and as far east as . . .. ..
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• bri show -the -Bagdad railWay _andthe_.that s ne enaar. ...._
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other , Meth prehentatiyes„. Or :,sealed. TIME :EXCELLENT SHBRBETS.
in a ,paper, sack or .
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:The following are threeVrecipes with
' ••' • the, fruits hhich One usually has at
A tTNIQU.E CONTEST. , • an, in the spring..
Five sturdy mothers:. pushing per-, Currant Sherliet-One pint of .1red
airibulatorg,eaeh -freighted With a Pro- currant Pound of sugar, the
testing baby, -.crossed Westminster juice of three lemoos', One.,pint ().1. boil-
.
Bridge as Big Ben chimed *lock ing Water;,- DiSsoliip sugar in boiling
one morning in a ..tace tOVeter ;• when cold add- current
Brighton:: , • • , •' , and freeze. : Makes three plats.
Thecontest Was the ciutgroWth of a:• Orange Sherbet -One scant pint of
'controversy between ' the Mothers of cold water, One tablespoonful gelatine,;
the North' and South of Englend aS,.orie. Cup Sager, six orangee'on one pint°
to which section had the .hardiest or,:orarige juice,'haif ,cop- of boiling -
speediest baby carriage cha.uffeura• wa,ter: Seek' gelatine' for ten minates
The -cOntestants:,, were cheered by :a in 'a half cup..of cold water;. pet sugar
growd.„:„arOund the .Parliament cold water into pit-
ings as they got away on their "long. cher, also the 'orange juice; if the
-ffek. • • ... J eranges-are-very•Soui•'-add-recire-sugar.-
-Officiail,'"ofihe Society :for Ethe ...Pre- -Dissolve, the . gelatine _
nut-of•town. send stAn for reply ,' Litt- the coSt.of Oroduetion•of the .miln was
arid SpeCialty 120- TiAnferth, too high lot. 'prtietica I onerntion.
' °Subsequenvinhestigatiohs,liaveheen• •
Avenue To,rcnto,.
iaeugurtited by' the HoribrarY0ouncli
MATCHES
-always stitisfy-
the housewiki
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avairywintses cm4ADA
. ASK :cat luau ey Imes
for Scientific ,and InduStriarRestarch-• •
In efforts, to':Predlice' pu.lri.trout • •
which 'ft .jrewsprint',:-...
could he inanufactiined.:-..The.,resulta
.- have not se •:far ben disclosed,•-• y,; • '
A'New,,Tertri. 'of :Threshing. Machine.
:7o:day the utilization', of these vast
ualitities. of :waste "straw is .nearer ,
,aceetzipifshineet.• that before..
;Moderri, --iii,vented* and per
fected maehinery`..„ bals
the reco.fer3r.:..6! the linseed ,-,Without
destruction of ,the through
he'w threiibing machine.. Th.1,s-.: :
at once .rernev'ed.tbe old 'obstacletotli
litilIzatiolt :or the. „fibre 'content' of ' the '
straw and sets fee and ,:avaiiaiTle-, an
enormous. rieW•.• sapply:. Of . raw 'Material:
for A'the. ,imanufacture of the : ic4er
• grades Or. jilafi' kOd4Cts, V41(11 CO-
_ tain todnein . an' Impertant indwittial ..;
. :Tice V'ele p m
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,Iteerininde Xanitobk_nearWinni-
peg the. use of this waste 'flax:straw
by the pitiductlen'ot an lesulatiag nia- •
--teri ;Hwiffer-iiwsrli-eeitinn.Y-47,•"1-ti710't.i'ne.-
eflicient' • nonconductor heal: and
Celd,, and Is being ,xised, In Western: ,
eonstritotion-yo!erk•asL-I Mine- between:7-
.00 walls and under -.the,. roofs, to keep
.out the cold, ,and, apabers, to: have
'inetiitated effectively success • in,
-these , been. used
:tatblic-buildingsLas.well as 1ndistr1a1
plantsice.-61d-Storage- and -others. ---
and ig,Irecorning7:general in ;its 'xi:se in
pri,whvatieid
It,
has Created ,a situation more .satisfac-
tory for the .future: ineiheting' of tlax
tor_;iipholatering has developed
a desire on the part orinditstries'iouth. •
of •the International.:13onndery
ilt,...,lar_ge-A0tinage • .
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---Ventiort-of:Cruelty-to7Children-entered-water-:aridadd,to-the--mixtute:-,..Straia-.---,-,--
a protest againstAheraffair;_cleclaring .into. the earl ;and freeze; '
.the proceeding liarinful ' to , the chit- 'Pineapple. Sherbet ---Three lemons,
two quarts of ,Water, whites of three
eggs. Whip the whites until stiff and
Taddeto,t.the,„-rnixtu-re-_•,:after-dt-iS-_frdzeif;
turn awhile to thoroughly it.
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through . routes' from 'Germany to -' W-ith my best' effort _AtIran-41-111-16---'s....1-?th, ou_gia Modern .sadnitiary.sellite.eiis b-nuoswi.
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-.4-losapotamia. . reh.ere,were:_markings, .asked ...whet 'We. had done: .• • • . reme y .he.,.. et ,• ,
. ' seekoig-% to
it and,• as L loOked'closer ,-;I ' saw
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, "Yeti 'lied', -because"'"yea. 'Said ''
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-dui nes.s. qUarters; however, ;the eillcon-
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that there were dates' scribbled in. 'blue' knew:.'no. G.erinan. Apparently your stantly growing, .and in %many. Offices -it ..
... . . , . . . 'If,- qaickly;. ..beeartie•': apparent: '. :that
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pencil, as if to denote the; stages of friend, knows enough to talk treason is. imPOSsible to work at. all without
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. , 'hie leather stamina were not ' in to AraeriCan radio concerts: Other
Tine:gave me ,back sOme. heart: - ,' °Infants espeCially. need sunlight;. the onlY 'factors in the ,raCe____Mrs..._A_dal.laSta•nCeig • of rebeiving . from. distant •
s journey.. 'The .date e 'began in Eur- :;aard-lilasplier, .y...,- . - • : '. ,' . : ; ....artificial light . • , •.:_._ •
ope, and cOntintied -right on into Asia ' , . , . .
WordS.'' 'pity is that they are generally'wheeled.
._ May .E,dWards,.tif Manchester, mother tiointg , are beeOming:known, ." Three
For . a '' rimment my heart ;jumped,.
' 13 it I told' yOu Peter could .talk a, bit ' r• • ' . • Of a fiye-iiionthsi•Old. batiY, Wheeling a Statioas,.;in. the Hawaiian -Islands bail
Miner ,and thea, south to Syria. , , I; ."I told' you I. knew. a :dozen.
...-ler,..Tftlaiughtl„:liadlfallen4iVekeident,',4-
-.:told ::you thaty3testerday-at,ithe sta,', a.beut ,iii bAbY,:caroages Wittcoply- the. light..folding-"Praila," 00k:the:lead at hear" inuSie and -speech broadcast :from.
c ti ed -;•so-th•at,,,when..,th.e.;•sini.
„.' on the .chig,' I Wanted. . But .X neem .tion."' • 'Fervently •I •lileased roY Tuele„-,, .- s ::'".,. '.- _ .., '', ; ._,.. _ -.., ,_ ..,._.., ,..„Aheztittirt -:.(ither."•the'',',:foiirzlizayierAtaliy,z7.Troy-,77.1,;.-ek-'::YOrici-le7distatred-'zif.efifty.i- ,-...-=,..-
• got that rnap,examined, ,• 'I lie`ii-d-Toot- for 'that pasuall•emark, ,..- . ., . . ..:. , _ .....,. _does toucit-tnein.it smiles an eetty-int0--da'rri-agesTfratt'sooriAiait--,hep-ii-aatage-fi-ve-,--huadrect,-;:mile,.3` ., the___sfatiori---at-L
. , . ,
...steps in 'the 'corridor;' and. very' gently ,...,eVidently,;;r'ernehibered, for .his • their ;eSIlld'; does them harm .y,ather ' when' she ' had to -halt. because hely., elf-. Tte-31---Cait ie-ci-Oh:a.-terivergatien-,*ith
•••,',;;J-:let-...1-the:L.:,inap.-2,2+611.:'-itii.----atitl'-`-4tui'lltifltone--became,-,„etrifle:-,more-rivil,"•• -:•-,7;i'"-`7:::rthaia--goods--.1:1-11_!_e4rt..11.4.1e•,botlires,.-8,.40u41- :Sprini`.:.I•Oadl'37.,.,•UOied •,,iti".„...detnand ;: er:-Calgary.,,Alh.erta,. for more than iiixty' . .
, °nourishment -It''‘r-An ,a-tilitiekThro. li., triinutes:Tthhttostt.e.ttv.Wut),,-.zte4ta.c,uttsOttiiut,•.:Atttreti=;---4-1. . ..
• centreet- Was. entered into late in the .
..7'rittr.siy....: V, her' the dOot opened,I.. was,,,.. " yo,,,, -.ate: a....vree,tons pair.,: .If :one, he-Oste-that.W.i1113 expos -en te.-7th-e--.stin . . . .
'betiding byet: :the..,steve-,:trying to get- of' YotiTts:',°,8%"7Seealtdrel'i%-'W'llY2-"IMP-';t1teg.'eTerr."-tda`Sr',-.10Itt7'ilPTXtritl.e'."4'-14te•;11.4•Dr Ittligr:EdWaril.ST;•...slioveCtithe.infant,,liackl,,..1.1ttle...legs. a., ,; JAMES SM.ANT.PI.AtiT_BROcgvitit.. '0 ..-_,,,,,,i3.s.v.,,I,,elai,,„1;;,; tow .11h inl 4. tiii,hb:.-.644.q' .4/
a light for -rey,' pipe. ." • ' , H... ., „ .' ,ogierr.-• , ; :•.,;,•:. ,: ". : ,:,:s ., ' .. : ,"...... ' ..sheUld'heitaken to An ,Open windOW4t, into,2 .0,,,e. .fp4arn" „after Stich ••st shert,Yaparti. hilt tile A iffranIlie •or. cOnvers
.,,....lt_lhasGaildiettLto bid .rrie_io.:,iesi_., ,i4.1.tal.t..'e no rePoriSihilitY 'tot' Pete:r•", sunlight, edifying- ilir etigh•-aleged'•hilii; -;"- • tri'''Alanitiiiki:'1O4tike'-eard'atbiA"liiiit '
arid Stumm. in his rstUdy.. ?",-7 • • .,-71,. : . I .said, f-,:t.lelt-Ttlikeva::catt,p-rsaying,itr ilei;'-idiel:Iiiirelf NiritS effitat:TginCe`. iiitetVal that °his orie toitipetitor pass,' tibn Oher land •AteS11011'.-thittihi.-f eat ' '
”e•-a:'h'er:,-.:-: 7 ' ' . - --;-, " ' ,;: . ; ' . ,- --4-----4.-is;,-tiot-at,rilleoraraciitantli•probtiblywill -
On our Wey"..,thete he put - A ,kindly" but that was the ,bargaie we had niede .til .eheiiiinat rays P.,aS's Witli difiletiftY
. . . ''.. at the start, , "F, have ltriOWn ,him fdr,„
, .
. ,,yeais. as a .g, ee un ei an a i a
' ' ' • if it all thiOughglasg,-; -and thertAhe
1 knowthe ;Sought., well .gainst , lega and arms:, °he- at a tiree,lhe chest.' Westminster; at,„9.37 and 'Mrs.: Ed -.1,
:the E.eglish.; But iiiore,I caheot tell aP .
d th' aidornen and. fihallY, the hacifi., :,
77-skTit".77-Yo-tV-hai"e- to judge hirii "foti ;.shputde he -13a i ed7enti-,-ex-pos.ed . to :.the .1 7nagr,a, ; at, .?..!5;.'• .,7'...°trh.e7,,,"11'.', tina' il
' If. Whet -has he done?" •' 1 :direct rays of.the sun for -three or foul
mai 'had got it minutes each. Except.''at first in v ry ,' . The p,aie, for. the. i iii,...t Our . hours.
cole,w,caa,,r 4,,,e eXpo.s.ti FP ean be made.. w s se „hot that „several , men, a.cco , I
'-vtliaCin-ofn.ing on 'the telephone:- :While 1 ;17 ,.., i :, 4 i -•".7-
e tl.e ..gtetit.li ne ,
. , • . ,t, , ,panying;.. the; 'Marehing, motheis .:tve,ie
Aelliiig. it, he was kind enough -to allow •;
without .deng r.a • ' --A. ,
.tne to ,puttrousers.. r ' i r'el •arrival A .. ed iiill;
.,. ticof...the,child: . , .,. :. . , , fatigued op th, ..i. , t R ,..,,
' ..4t...,,,i.,•,:ki,, jast' the.. hiri g -.4. y . z. . : .:...... , . • , ; butthe theri-y thetroris were Still,gelhg,,
drcn and ain;erting that if the little
ones suffered the . tnethera would be
prosecuted.../...- , =
' '."My ;baby:
is. in the hestof-hearth-
and temper,. and,: I ;have ,botle Of
tea at his fee_t_ te,'„L„ keep . them Warm -"
one of, the entrents„.21sponded. • .-..-:
Three of the 1:Wiles wereunder a
inartits_t_iniment for Goughs_&_G- _
, ,
Radio Feats.._
, ..„ .
ince- London- has been- listening
7-114-i*jorider Smathl‘lowersorex
. so Peptilart They cal to easily
ellfactiorond wohirno,..ho cuo;
. . ATIEVcRY• iii.ROVVARE trone
-•
, Lifebuoy, may be safe-
ly -used omi the•render.
kl'fir skin. ,
wonderfullyJt Is
cleansing for litTlc
hands, faces and hod-
• 1..i/Au.;), a;'641,)14O;:imo011:
"Jul 1110.
•This." is an interesting Western
Nita' Lily Groom, of East' BoUree, l• not be :usual* .-----------------iie to 'come, '
'fiiereintlileyeleinifeitehefitting'of
'.-reaChecl: Red -Hill, twenty
tionas an example Of 'the desire to
weste:prodticts. . The West. has
JilreatiLreellaPd that el/erything, Must ,
rhe;41?3ed•-eont about
• . satislectery ..finenciat returns, and
. . 1(0-1118 rlets•
and' cbsta, of, produetioh thatare pro.
e'er, ling, along ,variourz...lines• Will lead
eltimately...to...e-g-r.eater,.vaitte...beirigob„
,Wegl era rlv. °in eriniS•
than perliaps".bes ',111thertd heeii . the
• t CaSe •
•-,
•
jiillglii- '1141* .::tiir;6'e--'11.' ''''''1161:6):1..: raftd' ' A Cool:•Headed Little Gii1:- 1- -. The Winitee'reeelheci.:a sih,,ke, s.hev-,
, _. ._
then •i•Cel:less. ' Ile had ,perguaded-the • • 1 fi.e- eozilest--" ''att-T-e-v,--et•-•si iv, ,,,..'.a...vs,-: 'Nir...,•'''.in'g'''',e,iiriiar.i.ltl.- .a,bo-ti.,,,C.,henoug.h...meney.' . to'
' at, . a••••bik, . Berlin, regtaur..aut- . There, ...,,k. tn et tean...Magazine. ..wa-f!',...$.0.hite.11191)..01.54;,,.....„.1.:* ...-..' •,•,..L.,;-:-----,. •
1 ..1W''''.-
, . !,'.4,,......2....,-..,...?::
lieuterfeht to' take hire; out to ,s.iipper,Akek Stita"rt, a raftWay'enginder, in ,the I huy' a tiew'liarr..to s. oes, .
-•"3:fiattifilr tt..7..tireflittlit4ntinrningitt"--'.'[[6..i:Oli,"...flifehilli,v..ifetiilie--.e&:.W:enVk.,• 70-irit ,F.,--!--•;;,-. ,- rspyti-ND--131t T.;.-__51•0 A,. .....1:d,,,...0i,....v,Hme.0.1.p.:41.1.:,..:,e,..;:,..,,,ri,,..kbotrl,w,„.r.. ;Otutr,„'
•.•Eind. he. loubt:bdred ' still', ltY ;his 'emir! were ltaveiing test. whin i '.saw.'i%"0.
,. , „ ..,. stacin., portdil,•;•(:t;eraarnsn,;bring' MaY; .•-flowers, . 1
16e -tired isithrnme------
, Vie ViOA1.1 Produtei
Titity, he. bad; proceeded te-: get drunk.,-;
AT -•• tAtrelei . PRICE
'. ,noveI' thiiiga , for a.; baCkVeld bunter-- ..A.inarly..... •see ,,i..e,.e •i tittle' late and , 0,.,..._
. „ Thathad. harpehed.in,•thy ,eXperichee . :, • , . ... , „... ., ,. , 1 . , „ . ... , . , „. , ",- , d'P.P.'trk' -'iltistnei'tteiritare!
' . er Og ire. an is, . r ,Caili' or Orddlt • ''
lat'fig1:114 e.•.;) the track -straight ahead.' h i ; f . , .
' . • . .,. t ii • • . ;II i, ; .... w... tho. sa....perilla- and sasf,rastiv took,: , If..),uelo 'to dlis-,• etd (rlai,,In' ote
-With-Peter aliotit price in e.,e,ey three A. fre. ight was comm„, ho, t... on t ie an ‘,.
'...sdriv!:, tet,ion...' Peter., .boteil.,end soli .•' dangee'arid jumped crear., . ., 00 likkili.., ; -„ ' •
. thoiffial ' PhitriOoraith ...' Coitt.*
years-. arid it 't'ilt,hays; happened :for the ijt$11,,ONick.., *Grit of ; le g . sa
. hraarav .;ii n. head 4t9...,?;:liskLi-9.116-61t6teln:4t)}112(ti he tot 1.4e : :,,.nC' fl:hec%ti g,!;1,1,:t' , 6,4', ''..j.,......, •,:; fl,„,,,.i.,t;o't ,.h...e.i11,N1:1:.t...' ,iri9.1,1 ht:1'.... .:e5:teili.i.:roh!e:1),.fk;',6i!.b11.d:','f:ITiAbbl:erti:.;tvlo'7;:ltddnh.6-.i:toirris..,.54.,a;;; rtii)h:oll'ynurlseii-linhvgit,f:es,h,°ibineesd!::1 .
' , bli;eao.lipt".fin 28527tai,;:s' a n,t-'
.th-' r-(411:lirci1' i.°41-'rliti°7-r- 1/..- -will' 'nfit- 11-4:-4 -Qt. -t4e' tWii:: frt4510'' and "Y6" 'Wa-4" end Plenty' Of' hatd, Work, to throw.'.Otr'''
Ir''.., 'Vas'. quite ' ".. g.'idollat''' 'in • trapped. in.th.e:rer, . 54,.. '0. t lulled 'sidewise,
„ iiiiii; ito•u:sen,d‘iknoti "iItik,rits_telf•a,q'i I,veir , . , .; ,. .411 ..., ,t,ra,4,1r „4.0‘rh ,,,,t,, the listial spring tailgating, or fever, as
hit h( „we'As aPcto he very: fr 0 ' 'th 111431 l'ilt .1'.'"Y" 11 '1" . ' I , ‘• it .i,,,•, .. ti ci, ' ..
. e, „ nr .t at waa wha•t•e,.. -get 1,..ele, ';,•,s•4. ro,:. '.' ' . '
4., ‘ o • .... •
tr
Tle . h tul, ...: r,tineiscana, . ' ' ' • .. is'etiY- lit ill. ', -I It,r.keti 'her....k' 14t.ei' :."' ' m° ern wi el*. " ''''' twentieth 1-
i beg.,,n, by
insultiii the .v, ra . n° ifii t Ile :(.1.1,...s,..-„:..H,,,,,i. ,,,,,,,, ;,;srrs.. st'i,.,1...1 .t:tt,t.140,'rt:rth:ih -tvode'ian, is:.:4(cfficail''Onet' .;iti:he'r''''''-''
.. _.potoc.,.i..t,, s, eethe4,,,, fie dra,t,i.le 1.03„....heeiths.,,. ieg' .,t,,..t.1.0,, .4.;;,, ..t.„,,,,,h, t,i,.. ,k.itt4.01..,.. .y,:tot...hg . lin -hold, awl knoWing that .a.'11; t•lr'
IAA ..S id he retrah,ded him of a wart, t . '
sear, _6‘: .t ..e„.1 eut.,n,,,,, ckr, tjho .t1,;51,1;.8 .v). ,t,r..r.,,..;,, , cyr ,•,,.,tr:0e,,,, .,:i,,,,,serving :of ,gr4n foods' is :Vety neeeS-
,afit's :seal,. Thert art oitr(Iceir_h. etyll ?...1. ;Weald ,liqvr• ;I.,.t.•ri ht 1..„er ' ir rtii,„, j '..' ' 1$41'Y.. ill, tin- 'late 'NVillter a ti ; .1
,ritertrioti4,1twell...0t; ,itti.aefill.„, c....,,r(v? 4; olkpe,f flat f111 140 ' g-r,;ittri I, ; fte.t: slli'lfal :'',t1..)..i.-1.1,1.6 hianiSi g`•;,11,1„a:nage.:-ed.q...71,,yStatra'nnSd:" 1)1t,l;'1•11:
h6g. and thereby
,',lig I.'" l'it"' '• : •e: .' • i',.. 71; 1117,1' 11' ,'1'.'1-t..1,.,,,I,1,14:,-,;14:Vi"' 17- '1'37' ;I.' - 1 . h. ,pr... ass Mr.:, fiati480eatiti;
had ',51,4ected to his tallr': Itg 1 1: 'ill*"..''''r 4 ' 1 ' ' ' - '
.1, 1, ,,bilotto:,mirxte•pd t;eth• fi,n8o 7,tly in ,4,-',:::`'.):l.*:. ' :", t.,1,.: ' 1,7'..v "' ' ' :(fi''rmoti.1.1.-•.t4'tel.ttli.:1Yrr,•t:tetiii ' ttl'ie::f.il'onii;trea'n'T:,
*.tki,leistip:,et,t!b•le ',..,_(,.,e., rni,a'u; rsA,,,f„..te,t;tis' :t4ititil.tistittt,.,,..„...,..,1 ' i.,,. ...i, ,.. : .1(,..;•;‘,..,, . ',,I1,, ,t. ,•() ..M.,,,,.4:.,, 1 .vq,',..,., .,,l';1' ...ita.. 1.t.k.,,I$T1 1, ).61 .tr,101; .'' 4 •, MI 'j e.-ai:y. twat:ter tr;
t A right, during Which, Peter r"uril'''''''''', 0 ,, , a ...lp,,,,,„,e&,,n.41)le menu. and thel'
• .dt.tertrrine the right' tornbinaltiortis: that. .
. .. al'utroliated d. 'eettvtarrny 011 . ,
' i'60: all ito.1 female aneesty, Ilew he wasn't: Mil'Ar(1,`,''''" P., GP ''411:t. An. ti WA rt4.1,, 'W111-:xtrx/reixXitti 'the:, fatally. hunger and
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i)f,Eng.ravings: •
„re
OEM
ake-
lives 13 ualitj
• ,Packed in a man-:
ner which insures'
' their keepingin
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-Remove capping
from cork by dip-
pitig.iti hot water. ,
Every':.'singie olive
inspected for size
and quality hetet&
it goes into the
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bottle.,
. Pinto ai;d.f4tuffefl.
all Gro.cerit
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Flasammapos.
insist pa I1 Uhdedoe.
th;rillthl lid, was hard-boiled:"
Atri,APPIvt.4.
• 5A'W,410',$:. only al f 'baked fl".
Iln•r6q."'''' WhIt'jOlt1 h Nod ' 10 ef buttar is said to•
io, .•hIgher atraimee rwrir18,_
0.
kiven toots and hay., ,
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