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000. ped away te, her i7ocipt, 4 • lfili,• the • Bead ' Bain • Pei": atimimered the positive. statement of H C. Petro.too big for the clothes i were befell) :: rithere..js too much, of ,a tencleaCY
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keep °eV" sign on her .door, she threw 'aterneat looking man man th.e. had ever ta, Oi1:40...-44. „
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--.-.•-:, , •...:Qf courSe She .sliOnidn't, havittalked then,' added in h Whisper ou15.t...theidairr...ieg, 4,a , a,,,,.
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have told, her *ho' he was! ' He .had back at her and hie, nimithAifte.d. in ,•,, . ,,,.. . ,., , . ;..,.. ,. . „ , , . ,. _ : ..
had made feta a herself.... He might • af.'tha.:0erridot:'he:te'pied And looked apaadanhaa' and. , 41-7:237 spells :'weirld ..'•-take::!l'anTirst::0agtqat,::::i.i,<7.11.7:,, -, .4s.tt that irit11' bothli ;1.‘11 i :Ti :mIlie:a.t4' I id. ' tieai. e:lial- it- 4:::4.1:11:Iirl'ill:i5-11;Q:aTtle..11'.1i:P'lltell:Yilift/
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known him, for, a thousand .yestria She, .1iY. what be had SOilc iii4::.iit.„.iiii':10iio.. ‘: ,
. 'him , for, that ,biit only '.succeeded in • : ''Why4:-Avh37:, he lilies , Mel". :her heart .- - • , ., ..,,..: , i'; lest9rre'Sii%iii-7:Z:17''; '..
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finding exciitis- for him. The pert brelithed '..tre the! feuipty .Stur 'parlor... Thinking was by Socrates, '11,Zretc-771;ts.. ,litiiP,eallii':°uat-912,1h;h1f,:e-nwiatr.74e0e47.ralE', t°60,1447;ageitil.dlweYilell'.4:ebry..°141.C13(.1einiel'idt°::::4114:tifill.)11i4.4:10°.°.138fli.Cpt°11ilinayl::::
not Played fair.. ' She tried to hate the eberacterlstie way she loved. • , ..Thutilin Thought., ., . ,, ... , ..
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: :that" hurt mot was that she had ex- Tbenshe freWned. ' "One hundred per whom - Sft:-.FkancIs'''d'ilt°n•- -mils °a.- •I'",44;ngsayieyiloou;vsoiii440:u out with :ors,: tl'e-'01 l'113',sic-Ogici!•1 "eil4iise of not P''' •
• raggereteci, things, Made' herself - out cent-. efficiency—earnest, -sincere Co- -steeteet:gaiiiiist ' in history. ' Before - .. -(N° CI-4„PWPOI ' , ' ' '', ' '' ' ,
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worse than she was, ilASt tO, 'bear him operation -regard for rules,". She re-: seerates, the 4044 ax. alaa was vory
, laugh; She had - so loved to see the -.neatest, ..!' "Oh dear, • I'll disaPPOint him; largely. a
.. "t.,hear& you th.e ,ilitat time. ' I was
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. cornerg,ef his. stern. mouth ptill- op. I knew' I Shall. Why will people make it is a Per.11°0Oat"IlgothPeladC-Oeficleafr ll:„1,ra;t17t°h*a .
-,-- .--;BY 4.sAkilg4LA., GRIFFIii'll FLECK. .
. ,f-geese..-he-,wee-eajeoh-emtesaif,,t-oshansw.ert, te!-"thairrshal,t ItC4.:': itt4Iit__.11.41?"0121"-iiltlilailfg("°ist: afs'-nlo. ranarl: :that_one,lamost, __ , ,, .,
..„.N.nd ' he lied laughed . quite. a little. II rules when anybody knows. that. the ha isn't thinking_
ju: :lens ght:vetilbineek:know' n'.- to. fly to 7471f7Prr611734te. newspapers and
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PART:IL . - - "We should worrY," said QYnthiai ...She decided ,.ehe Woujcl. pack and looking.. down on the. eoprt: yard with never eeee it. Loose thinking which ''. • ,' ,. ., : quent habit of introspeptien an e
t 7 a de, flni,te a, nth" ate to the, .fre, -. '
..: ' 'leave an the night train for llama,. its bandaged.figutes in ,wheel chairs,',PrteValledas forcenturies' behfoefee rope: ,. OW a ,feet.lark will
rise to tli&I 011ie. height; and ,so , will „Et, ,i):118
deocy of the aged tO definend„ Sew- '
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thought forlornly. • . ., , • - She crossed the sun parlor and s oo . •
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'''''' th .t9't l'I0 : leaned againat' .33, 1,411,613% v•• , ' , , ..,. '
e,,'-iiett*t,bsrli,cle..:••••••'., - ..' - • thunder. nig, weaviag„ simple. carpentrY„ ; or.
• nW•a'• • a •' . - :- - • • - --,. . - . There vras a - distant sotind . Of.sbe`,Wauld telegraph Mother to Meet dripplea on 'a shaded 'bench,' ` their i ra es, W. ,ge ng .man• now .,
.. . ' '' • I her at the train, comforting, .cOnfort, crutches beside them,. the: sun -scorch -I. rates sew • that,. and Substituted for it ,1',0',,, ' ' ' .-' ' .' . ." , other' light.inagnal occupations, req
Setaliaa.after„ becometo=laorreig.,•!-:' °"Seems as if Tirixie- was getting•On .able Mother. She. got up and stood by ed.•,'grasa• and ; waterless fountain. I hard thinking, which- •-inay be said te:
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10,0,03j,AlieY4-: !SlievPein pointed through :the job ptialung the clouds. arouall,",-her.- 'smell square window, • looking Suddenly her eyes darkened and her , have "done the, Onsineas.-",Li0 -every- - , ,ing dexterity and mental aPpliCtition
sillly, •Wieicad, Peraan,.1.1 with alarni • and. Socrates was put ;to . 1 e 1! c. of the elderlY in,,sochil.
are us•eful• SupPlementary inoaSureS,
lteJoade-hire' it'•gaiT ',little: b°*' '"ri2hat keenclever, interesting. His thonglits .other houre, -like a weriderful doll she ing rules and such trifles when life la
• - . • • 31184. WA° liked, .1t, and thought. it Wa4." Bee0:011, ,F.arrn.„ '1,..i%
viie freely giVePnu.1)-1"-"..' '141*. i''''°rt !td-' •w t younger persons' is'toften stltrui- ..
44:000 IdOe'y „taWard ',,tbelie4d 1.•'1.3400. he reznarked: -.. . ' - . , . .- • .. .. : !across ,'at• the aim, parbir.- SoniehOW; 4eadliftacl:a.'ith a' .06w7foun0 :-41•4144:-1 thing else. 'neW:-tlitaking..was regarded'
110,1,,t1i4i'-iresdIr.4.ant":0-,,,c'' hAfda`rteise"e"Vb.eg!;' 'rh5r.'botlt laughPcl• 'QYntina.' WaS. she knew that the hours she had spent I.. • Why, 1 you
St0ntfOrd ' . • ,. • . lati.RS-.. It 64014d.'Uot.be felt that -a Per- -
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enjoying herself inimenaely„.-„He was there would alwayaapart froth all she chided, be thinking about break- death. for it. - Nevertheless; there •Were . Nmi)atnhstignegdS'senbcrt•feit wohner7caPtra°111OegrfilYe' 'EatdPrinfr.i'int 11°1r44 1...inversall°119
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' Ruddx..-MentifOcturing Co., „Ltd. :son ii„,nalcinger antitlisd to an .interest
in life .beessuse 143-41. Old.
Ont. .fiaxilo broadcasting has opened up a ,
„vista-Otarichantment'tol„the ag,ed„.• ea-
pecially to, those with impaired . hear-
ing 'Ott failingyision.. , Not only does .
radio Interest and instinct but it often .,
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ital .13abies, Did' Not Think It FooliShness
and They Ought to KnO,W. •
P;i-t•I hay#xet.,,,ole.0 of friglo,.., m, the speried . tb ;pacA, out;and •meet. •hera had :possessed for. -a ,single 'day and iuS c „ac u o wor ,-w i e gs
inearl.:Whila'-.7and.;:if-the• • new `Supe" half ,way; as it. they had known each then carelessly : broken.. 01., why was Waiting 'Ole done? • Oh, you might to
'anProvea."''''13-Y.i,thS1`--Wak.-hn*...did:..Y.O. other. all their lives In comparison she so thoughtless!' There.were tears be Po proud to he ,trusted. flairieal
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•like him?" •i• -- •-• -• - • , "-- wit him,al the other internes that of contrition in her eyes Well it was - Help, met° he. worthy!" t .‘•
..4Wher 2'. ', - - :' ' ' . ' ' '''. ' ...."-- 4a4' aanie".4314".g-One.- during ...her „three -done and could .not 16 .undone .: ,....•'.i.„. ,. ; ' ..• . ., (The 'Erict) -.,
"That big, • husky Nandiker T. saw 'yeara of 'hospital ,` life faded into a •She must, go now and 'ay good-bye to
•iciii..talkinkston.while ago,: IL :want to blurred inoschline. background. To his the Children's Ward: ,, 'fhathurtiShe WOMEN CAN DYE ANY ,
,Make •0., profession -0r ,'hit' ...with him;" interested questioning, she told a lot 'went through the dining-rooM and up , ,,, A ImAirriu. ../.; rt..•*,,,,,,
..ehe Xan...ow.eanfid-eiltiallY: "Of course .about herdelf;---Slie"--exPlained-Staff-thelatick-way-as-slie-had-done-The-pre- ----t- -utismaiigaL-N-a-f---.1.tintir-Eavi-
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-41t,would:U0erlinto,let hunknow„ho* idiosyncrasies to. the last cox* detail.: viout night. ' In the. corridor she .. ' • , . ---t,-- ... .• .'
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loOliiili:-.I.'.*eanY;..1,Si• F'er', I've sitriPXY She ....-mocked: • certain . machine -like paused and, with a ,quieitfahawie_faeed . ihie „ oi
..100t: to capture theChildten's Ward.: 'I4,"petfect nurses," and .imitated ,the. glance turned quickly toward : ,T.I._.• I- .1. r . ,.., ,
love. children. 'I:Wish. you kiiear jiin, artificial htanher.. of the Probationer. the sun .parlor. . • ' . • , ' ' • '1,.13P11.111 110v r9ir Ia. Cents. ..
py.,-,,,:..11es,. A, 04iii4kt Arid::.1.,.i havei".PoOr Old '.dear! She doesn't approve , \‘‘I • guess. it's like the desire that
eleven Otfierit."'-., '-'.' • ..- .-..; '', • .,:-.7 ' l'Of my:...innoCent fairies," Shellaughed; tdraws A'eilfilihal,haek to the scene. of
' -`•14OW' about showing the* to ••itie :t"Fact . is, I don't .believe -she 'ever, be- his crime,'," . she thought :whin -laically
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•iiicirreW?,- -' • '. .• .• - . ....„-,. • " '.:' .. lieyed in the fairies. Did your She and then stopped aghast,
4:70.11-",t':bi.:en dutY,4.°-;•Comiterieeinent• naked it lightly, as if the Matter were Just inside of ,the doorway stoodthe
exercises. And, oh :404i ',X should so ,net in the least serious hilt he .felt zieV110,Stinerinterident. . , '.., :•:,_;L:.: .
love to She* -..theM.:',.to,:yeu!" ''''..$11e, that it was and confessed half 'bash- .- .. "I've been looking for you;" he said.
„gla*M.,7•.:Owitniel',uk`e open door into 'fully . he* he . used .to. bunt . in, .the ,if. hope yell didn't take my talk to. , .. Don't wonder whether Yeu.- eau' !lye
.the.',.,tuirSe'S .recePtiem, trio* in all :its. meadow under the dew -wet leaves. for heart, personally.. That is, I hope you
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":....iala '•ba,W'reoM J,dieSS; '''There . Were thein, believing that some lucky UnderstO0d.". , .
-stiicterte inteed in -fresh White, - Cepa,' nieruing. he should find One that had i - She looked 'up quickly. and. for a h°1443.41Y031.6 1:°. guitianteeil viith "tha-
mond•:Dyes"- even if ' YOu :tive:.never
, end'..apronsi,--afe*,:staft.AdrS'eS 'all- bi.- overslept. . Cynthia thought he., must 'second, her imniah hurrior. peeped out.
white and a..•''seete- •of. 'White ;Ailieked have been -.1iii ,awfully nice little :boy,. - "About fairies?", . ' . dyed: before. lini$gists have' all. col-
ors: Direatiens: in each' Package.. •
lintei-aes4.,,,Jhe'.-.oreheatta;.sWung intal -• At this point, the Chorus of. "Good "Fairies?" he .repeated;. ,puzzled. , ,
'My Mammy" Cysithia-aaW'theAnn,t:Night,-Ladiesm-reeehed-them-ftorn-thef Did_l_say, ,_. ".', • • ',."._•* , ' •• • • . , . ., , .
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lor4.,1Shiglealltiokihg.'• .fOr. her Her floor below.. 'Cynthia. spring •to her'. i. "Yciu. said it , was "..ref)**: :that '
eyes. twinkled. .„ . , . . , ,. feet, clapping her hands to her throat counted! „ .: • • • . :
• • • . , . , , .,Justice"!..1;_between men or..betweeinraz
..tions ,can only, be achieved thrOugh
-.-?.- • .ttCoMer,::.ske.. said sprat .iig .dovrn, in a haract iistic gesture. .014•My .- His hearty; virile -laugh reealled her
..'tiith'i'..al*Ii.derable-•:,gelituWef- :ttlittrita-;4and!' The last dance! -• And l• plan- misery. What inip of perversity made understanding 'and • geod.t-will,L.-.7,1ark.e
tiOn....• :She'. darted through the low ,ned: to make „an. inapressiori • On the her,... even, 'then, say something .silly 44.:14**. . .'. -.-' ••
' :OPerr *nide* at the:end of ' the porch; Irandikee' ,; °°' '-'• ' - • • .' ' . *hell' she shpuld-be-,.niese serious? She : :.-. ' ,...• ,.,, . • .. . ,,
' their throUgh.4!P a ssago iiito:the-,,baccL • "T--1.... am, Sarni'," ... stammered her turned to go. ::. - . . • ., -idiriard'a Linirnertr,./9ehle COL.,
hall..';.; `!1':,htive ;ant. idea.. ., Let's go „ .p. companion. , . .
..to-niglitr!......' ':. ' :;:' ' ' . . ' • .. I -"NOt your - fault,'" she answered '
!!To.:ee• the: kiddies? Will it be all,' Cheerfully:, • "Anyhow it may be, bet-
right?"-..".'.,,'''-..,..., . - ,...-...:.•.. , . ,..-.. ,, ' .- 4.,ter that he sees Me to -morrow kir, the
Aait."*sia.iiierelY;a'sniiallimattef'of 'first time'wheri'l..ani;ih all.my glary."
breaking. an iranTelad, .rule: , thet..'11OL -"Funny; but you, know I don't trio*
• mire') Should,,returritethe ward When your name.", -, . •
off .clutY;,•Quathia.*.told „him. it , weal. ,"Yours.. either!'" .Cynthia :laughed
"perfectly all right," only ,•plie would. over ' her shoulder, imps of • innocent
slip- Up the back-WAY:and meet him in . fun' dancing in her :eyes. oBut then
the corridor. On-41iti Way through what's in a name!" • She. added. and
the riniee'a.'dining7room, she. sipprot •hurtied, down ' the. ' corridor,: lekying
'priated a •quart Of ice Cream'left•OVer :the 'man With, a , rather be*ildered
froth. the', 'atty. - '.- ... t. - • . ..t .., • . • -look ,cin his .wholly fine face: • . 0 .
--Eight of the twelve -children *ere, ' ,."Like ,st fairy .herself,"' he said t�
awalce,,:toseing •fretfully •.in the. dark., no • one in particular. •• ' • . • .
. ened liet:Ward,,so *hen CYnthisi push- . -The .4leceptien'LHall, the following
• ,- •• ed..a little dish of. vanilla ico.. cream afternoon, was a festive place: The
''-itita. dirlin. little 'hitrith4-7there, is Sinair ftaffInenibers in-theiraeadeinie--rOhes
0 'Wonder that .more than One believed, and mortar -board hats sat in all their.
. - in. the brought you just dignity upon the platforzte-: Eighteen
. *hat You Moat 'wanted ' if. you. Were awe-inspiring Young, women in stiffly
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good. . '• - ., - • - • .- • 1 statclied„•White',Uniforma, eech,Carry-
- -! :-.There Was ,birt,-one.niglif 'nurse to n ing a large of sweet lieeS, Sat:
. fleet...and, '84.'sheiklis busy in 'the- ad- bb.ck::of .them.-.: . The stage Was banked
joining ward i• she paid littleattention with .. field daisies and potted 4 ferns.
to Cynthia. - Anyhow it Ws not he After the:, prayer and • awarding of
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business to reprove a 'sdnier2••• . , 1 the diplomes- the chief of Staff- arose.
„:.:,,.:...Cylithia..,waapittitid.:Cit the WAY„.jilil•-•..11(2_44y, brjelli; `,`-We •have Witlither'to4t
rny' 'made 'friends viith' the ,new ' in- day our , new Superiiitendent • ' Kir.
'terne. '• -Before_ bo -WAS .through .withtTliornion Is to hold an unusual pesi.7;
, hia ' ices'„jereap' he waS-telling 'hiniltiOn. He Will 'auperintelid.the doctors,
about the three .good fairies, Who lift, ' nurses aild-ifthe • Staff?". •• - .. ,',,
ed Weights from-, aching :legs/ stirred 4. , 'Cynthit, .'itvelted at 'Mr. Thornton
tur..71 breeTes. arid did let:40. and Iota' ',of sitting &Wit" front so 'calmly.; She
'other things' for geed little boys. • - . -wondered. -bovi• it felt to , be about to .
, • After removing the -ice cream dish-. address an audience. And he seemed .;.. , •
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es,, beating up • a balf-"doien---,tvarino se---undiaturbed. .The introduction was :.'4200.' : One , may have this Without.
...: wrinkled little ,pillo*s. and promising Over but he did not rilOv..e. fraio. ',ills 'Sleeves, and without 'ilie... bertha, or •is
- to:see- Trixie.' about ii breeze, Cynthia seat. . Instead, one of the black -robed
-'tiPtoed,„AcivAi4he-'Ciitiiider°,7;fellOwedhy;:;figuregT,„setated-WithC:his..-,hatk:te„0-Cyn,„
011uStrated.. The
development , with
onen- door of the sun -parlor -ea if •by the audience 'arid then: stepped' to one 1
;thenew interzie, -/Illiey paused by the .,thia,, arose • with alertness, bowed tol; -
•• b ' th ' cl•-•Witit'Ut- sleefeS:ceiiiil-''bi
in batiAte ,Or .voile .with h.emstitching,
e. i' , a an o , ,.
- ceniinore, 0 -consent ' - "'The- new 4 ---inoonTside -':--fadin g*, :t'he Y -eighteen .-,:•young,"and"tembrottlery.'::i -Witir-Sleeves-,Ond •",',Wherth.turnitteva,•;herik;„-off'ra'2,::§kirt --..1
shining. through ,the' potted:Palms graduates. • - • ' , , • . - . - Witheat bertha, the . dress is nice 'AlSO use Paper clips in place Of ',pins. ',They
' -"Made weird shadows .on the. polished.' ..'Cynthia dtew ,a qUick ' breath' '. o f . fer' percale ,' crepe and gingham. . '' , 80 .hot fall.. out and., held; the 'cloth
11061..1' : -„ . . - ' .° , reeognition her eyes :wide, 'hei inolth i The 0Pattern IS 'cut ih: Sizea: -1, 20.firrnly juaf where yell wish it AO' he
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"Come," he whispered, as, a shadow. wide.---0faseinated.. , The, e,Olor', flooded ; 3..4 and '5 .yesrs.... .A. 4 -year size Ire- held. ' Th OS, are ,.r../Se 'excellent to Use
, moved Slightly. Then;- `f•It's ' MI. tight her' tace: like a rim mi 'tide and :nen : '
qiiires 2%, 'yerda :'of 32 -inch material. in holding a Seam -for stiteliing., •
for aS to be °.heit.?",..he seated :.her," slewly ,,reeedcil. :. In; her . bewilderedi. ..,
,by an -open windeW. • - - '' - 1 cha'otic triinealT.the things sli..hadi Pattern Mailed -tit -any•..i.ddress on • r ', ' . ' - __ . . • ,
--'ned do P . 'the pre u 4 . 41 t receipt of 156 in Silver, bY the Wilson ':' ' ' - ', 'JUST LIKE A -ROY! • , ' •
. Publishing co.„ -n West Adelaide St,
i formed, a confused hae,kgroand fe,r The 0
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. • Said- the. gs•rt next'. to. her. •°!, ' ' • : • • — n• • • , : • ' he is. right here. -13, B.
'are.._etatiblag -our , , . In ,Jnly when there were entrants.,
and ,goosebcriaS to be picked wast
soineWhere .e:se, but no* when ,a glass t
of , ,y, i.e ng opened after 8 chool . .
lonenaked ,outita!ifiog truth t tThis 'Toranto.:... Allow, tvio .Weeks for reeeipt
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, man Was. the new SUpe ri r ter (.1.4elf-!---`. of 'Pattern- ' ' • - "----- • -
this Vras :fhOrnteni, - .: ....- .. 1,• 'Send 12e. -in silver . for our up -to -
of :•Fashicins. :. , '• ' ' • •
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'• It's tile longest-ListIng .1.'4,r/tot 1 nomt?' : -ft:, A thia a•-iked w' 011 d -y - , ' ' ' ." •• . .
. 'TO IMPROVE CANNED-PRE:IT
. etkrileerso# j',rott. -totit. buy ' : ',"4ri., ".. ' . ' - 11'1E. ..INT.E' RittIPTIONS. .• Open canned -fruit, an-hoite,or two
--.--aftet:i;es' gt •belpi- to, -021-;:- -: '-.-.*:-"w•-',-t'-i -1'..g'rt'-'-' , .,.
t One. Of , the,. herdest conditions that f *oefere Servitig- . a n d pour the contents
• '• ,,A*r4.0tre..,e.,Cfa00s,i!'.d..r..g",, • •-
, gest012 :at201.. .elotztsi!er, 1, , -4. .„. „,,,, ., .,...,,,, „,....„., ,„,,„ 4. ' :',otne.buy honseWiyes have to :contend 1. oi: :the jar into a dish The eontect "
.' into l'' ''''''-'-''"--2er':' With ' is • 'Hieof being 0conStantlyi of the air with the fruit will 'rortoref
- ...*--4-,........,--- ,---v--.... -- ---- 4- 6'...^:- 41.4°.* --1'..:4,1), '"4:-*"L'-'1:".icefi-.;--ilitie,rrtipted - in, their -daily, --Work; 'Ai the ;oxygen -and greatly linproVe:the.'
,Sfilifiga 0000r.linfAi. . "i, 4,4.• ,t. .t "trAi• . 1--' zan-„,4 ,,?Arrif tj,,)',„ f t i h
(,arri' O •' uh'eXpet er...• appaniogs, a..i . ' .
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t - ' ' ' - - - • . •• " elpecia y w ere pre are i e e i -
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Millard I Linlmeht ter tiendruo •
afr'ioRr--14w.APP ••';' `. ' - - " • •"' - • .'" .= '}-• - - dren„ ' weara- away in large 'portions.
- • ., , .1.44,4,%of4,iwr: , .f,ei,:e.2n.t 4i. fr..9.14e .:..y, I. t?:‘:' n ,. _ , . , , ‘ . „ ,, , i •..,„ _...., _ . , , '„ ' ': , -,- .......,--.4S,r-'-..--.......--r.L.--rn.**....
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'DAINTY kiocit FOR A
LITTLE .TOT.
make life very difficult,' but there is
another.,waY of thinking .about it..
' It, is better not to figure time too
closely' • lest we become helpless 'slaves
of the deck. We ahead always allow
largely when reckoning with minutes
just-aswe have to makeup our-irtinds.
that therewill be an Unforseen
am-
ount in our cash-acconntewhieficoine
under the head -of incidentals.
• .
•The efficiency experts when economizing time and strength,:divide mirk
•so that there erg :Short shifts with
interyening-spaces of time for Muscle
rest or mental change by a .different
'occupation. , • , „
Now, why -can't we vie* ourdaily
"round ofvaried, duties , in .the same
Way and make up t our inindethat,
when these interruptionS 'occur; we
will not be distracted, thereby; 'brit.
will think of them only as grateful
changes lbetween shifts of work? And
it may be that our efficiency, as well
as our peace of mind will be increas-
ed, -Alice A. Keen.
a good 'thing. • They kept on thinking;
ahd • twenty-four hundred 'years after
Socrates first Put two 'and two to
gether we lind ourselves enjoying the
fruit cif human "thought to such'an ex
tent'that men get rid , of the hair on
their•heads as 'quickly as they can and
-devote-them-exelusivelYto thought.. --If
,there were hair restclrere we wouldn't
Use them, Heads are much tbo valu-
able for wiste 'products. '
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Miens TO.EVERY MOVEMENT OF YOUR NOM
• HAS THAT MART APPEARANCE THAT HRH MSS'S..
ORM posh. 'awn) 11.00
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SPECIALTY IMPORT CO,
a weer 001.110A111 IIVT, TORONTO, CAN.
Thorough 'Tests . Show
t4at. cons .41.1Se mem milk ;after de -
horning than' before. The .Depart.
mem, of- Aeneulture-says-
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-an essential in business
—a necessity to most families
,MON G the. greatest and, ITIOSt ,practicil of
man's inventions, one of the most vital
indtruments in modern business and one, of
the most useful and beneficial 'influences 'in
family life is the modern autornobile." " •
Dependable, Comfortable, speedy, Unconfined
In scope; unlimited' in endurariceand eminent-
ly.:practical in the economy of ,its operation,
• the automobile has -contributed mor t to man's
earning .power and to bis enjoyment and
-
health than any/ other single factor,
And unique' among: automobiles, , Chevrolet
provides' everything .any car' can'', afford. it a „
cost that is unapproached- by another fay-
, equipped quality., car in the world. Chevrolet
has. the powet to to any place and do any-,
tiling that is possible for any other car, and At
the salte• time it holds the world's' record for
,Jow' runn.ing ,cost and economy of Upkeep.
,Afake... a. personal inspection of Chevrolet
--Exatninelt-ihoroughly.„.....Ask_ua,for_a/detrion--
oration. 0.24
.:,Asic di about the G.M.A.e. Deferred Payment Plitt;
fbr Economiad Transportation.
Chevrolet Motor Company
of Canada, Limited
' .Oshawa, Ontario -•
Dealers .and. Service 'Stations.
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• •of... 1).•'!tot. ,e,tr.t.,*v/t,„, K...,:t4,0„. ,",o1.t: .0 Ito- '' ouswertiedi and driven in the face of '',OCied gracious!" sal,t1 the,: visitor•
thia- rutlilik,St--upsettrecof -, sore Tiltitig.r bachelor, "dciee, your baby .6.1Vie.ye cry
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7 -?..e.; ovatz..,ti.,-; r:t..0.1-,ek..;',c•::::,...,-r7.14:::,•.(1oe,'"; ij.f, We .think that -all theae, distractions that WaY7" - „ '. , . , , .•
• •C,...rty,,,,,(„AY '''.4.tok, ',Ye 1k,:-rv.•:•';;' if ta'Kea • ' • ' : ' ' - ' ° "Oh; dear, iiolrasponded his host.
'at f-:91'. r*1:, Z,-41/to:'.,ks, :4,44 ne :,tagkeA,--
-yeah l'','", fleil • e;',.t?: ,11.;e4Itto,,..- ,. Ile 'raid '
- . „ Y k e ,.. 4/ ' ,,,,,,,ith 4,4, ....,,......di„,:. erie has qiiite an extensive repettedre„
effit;fee.ey, -J.,C1.4.,.1;:ti *,atisty ti tItflIkE orrianinui removed tif
. • e..",rt;t,:;.,.•.,g',,A.1.A• teat:, • rt anti red- This hi 'only One Of his lighter perforni• i
sOpetie....te-.4.4er,ti '0:foil th4f, Withi)git the . : tvott.iiitoilii.viiichati iiafonrce2Stii,„ :mi-i.e reserves his li, eavy, wet, -If i
earnelet., r-.'aiXtf4":'.' ii.",itil$.7illeiri Of the,' tioitgai,nt, ri'''r to'Fire IXP1tD Na.t.itt.aileft 1
;, 44‘.iiiid, god. . 14eataii =lomat"' ii4atrou'Ifiesnti' gicl;!"Meakttlig'i ifoolletitati
narieic- 'fiiit goal 4e."..r.r 11'.:Itlid 6 reach,. .. Front enotheris evil quelities- it WiSe
ed. litk,rieali. obi's` Y arid, ritXs rd 1,or .ti.'" lad .n.346;44046 kith: Writs •aletan intincfniate., man cOrreCts 1113 OWn.
role4; tee.ie attrihuth-4 hikhly:te itr.-!: re, iiiSrleTT' iho011ult. '0141Ttpi 11D' Cell*
cornrmede,l. But after all, the great Ste 1.4'444' ''' ' ' Ignorance .elluts !t� OYea' and he,
fundatrier.t,a1 point .•Was''', the "Spirit."
' lieves it. iii, right.,
of the ,1:ftiree; the Oita of heart.. and ISSUE N.O. 14,-14::
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0.MY.4lu At! 9.00,1A1/Micklilk,V4 4V1)
Crown the'Breakfasi Porridgc.
frfths.ufreehleEss,..anct,,delicious flavour
,
spathes. 't" -With7„-ititaieidestOpk
Ohangea of • program . afters, diver.- ...
stOn ,.whlch Is hygienically. ‘belPful:
•Good " rad10 muslc is thoroughly 'enjoy,
able, no doubt beneficial.: One should
not, 'hOwever, go. ti ; the Maresca of
keeping late 'hours even.fer ihteresting•
...; • • • . .
radio programa. • ; • ••• • '• :
Many of .; the iiroblema;.,cenhected
with/the hygiene •of 'old age are •clue 'to :•
towered mental ' power. •••Therefore;
eheerful...'and ' Optimistic 'edit ud e to
wards the aged, es:peel-ally during
ick-
nbos, 18 .„Osliential., to their well being.
Old 'people. regard their :'oenditiOn• as
far leas .serious .• *hen fully dregsed'.
&ndoutofbed. Howevet,;*then'siri'
elderly .petston, Coinp.lainsrof being Over -
tired; ot•. citherwise pet physically . fit,
1-Izat-in-iseitter:a-dayt-in,adidsabie,,,Lviy •
:adinintsteringo light and: eatilY digest-
ed • food arid applying warmth to the
,bOdy'. cif aged. patient' he .is,, often
tided over:a prosPectiirelllaesS.
Special attention. should alsci be.Patit.
to proper elething; ••cliet and exercise
of the elderly: Intim-tine* as body heat •
decteaSes .after the age of .90, eierclie
is required to prOiricte.sorae of thede -
floleac.y0 An English physician who ,
recently •reaehedtheage of 95 "Years,,
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advocatesand practices a daily walk
In the ^open, regardleaS,Off the weather,
He 'caution, however, against ,exer:
cisittg• to: the point ,of. fatigue.. ' While
all Old people • May .not be 'able to fel-;•;
1610.•thiS":hardy example, it is neyetthe-
leirS true' that a Moderate walk On ,
pleasant.daye is a.beneficial atiniulant,
"fliedigeetiVe'POWers of the elderli,
are leas vigorous and there -hi -..--not. as
great, a -deinand----for body. fuel ir as in ...
e,ailleit...yeats4, :the. principal:features:
of a proper diet in lid „eke include:
first; 'a diihinished. quantity of food:;' •
second,''theingestliin of food at more
frequent intervals and ineinallet quau-• '-
titles. and, thifct the, 'use, of emitly T
iteatible food 'whieli 'does not produce.
either, too,large or too small h residue„.„,..,„
ofwaste matter; ......Pereens Of .advanced
age . are Tiiiihoie invariably. lean, .have
partaken" ModetatelY -O.feeckanti drink..,,,
in 'earlier life and art 'a,.ruld'have: eaten, -,
relattYely, little meat 1n later •,-
'4:?,audatioh.'for a nappi and conifott-
able old age is laid during .the active
•earlier period otlife. • '
.Witliteasonable•attentton to certain
well.defineid' end 64Eitly itedessible print%
,CiPles, Of ,pereonal. hygiene, It. is pea-.
:Sib1e,„:11y-theny, Instances- at, leastr•te.'..-•
retain one's -faculties to, stioh• ah.ettOnt.
-as 49,,,inake old 4e-4...Pleastate -rather
than a burden.
Bar* to the 1V.liddIe Ages.;
hie Wheel of Tfrirele not 01WaYs
Ing forward; sohietimee 1trolls - back.
-.Despairing Of ever getting their books
• published Under -the Soviet regime, A
nurriber Of; Rusaitin authors are copy-,,
Ing their workS , Manuscript,' ,and
have A'Bop,k1top of
Authors" moanow:
TiiIs retails. the; , of the' '•
ItenalesanCe, thl
old -learning led to a :great:demand Poi
"Sc,tioes" to, make Copies of the Nets"
andprillaSoplitte, -whole& work, after.,
centuries � ',neglect; had once more
eeme inteIto owl], , •
--Xtettlies-,Lf r• :so nr Otime •••-echild
• danintahd quite ifigb PriteS. 'for their
work, and, even after the Printing-
'Pres,s had been introdueed, etnithiued
against 'that • '
_
Iii. thti. atebh.eyn,‘'Pv'ere encOura-ged. by
' teMe. •cfthe great nobles 'Of the tithe...,
:The Duke Of prbino, for instance,:Who
-!Itipt forty -seri bes *rripl 'Yeit in •OoPYieti:
' par;chments„, wee aceustomed to, say ••
. that ha would be "Ashamed to ,have a:
'printed betok. in itis library.",
I
It is-ra pure and wilolesorne Whether
Used, for, table syrup, sauce o• r
for candy,rnaking.
At all dealers -Lin tins. •
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, -lnitrgr 6 '44711rard-artarafirdriainnigira7dEN
,
,Lettera- from Louden ,; to Paris "
*hieh are 'posted' before seven &Clack
in• the evening are .,now deliVored Itt
Paris by the fltat, delivery in .thi, ,
morning, ••'
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