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V • 11.- GLYNNWARD 7
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Claudia Townsend meets Hick
• Whalen, at a hockey 'game in Seattle
ne night. Per interest In Dickillx..•
fueatea Wallace Bernell, rich young
lumberitan who wants to 'marry her. •
;TO jet Dick out of the way, Wallace
•: gives him a job in one of his lumber
,•, •• 'catOP in British Columnist. 'At the
"h4 -111.e•
- 7 - :TT" ,1Bar6eirs. men, ,' are. Workine, stolen: -1
timber lands. He asks for,an explan-
ation, but Braddock, the boss,puts'
tun off. and next day: leaves for Seat- .
following' -day, 'Claudia'
tops in at Boritell's office and • by
• chance, .overhears Bornell ::and, Brad-
•. :dock plotting to .00 imiray with 'Dick..
Claa 41., goes, to the camp at. Burns,
Like to wain 'Dick.. At the canip,
she learns from Ching; ' the Chinese .
•
cook, that Braddock,. who has arrived .
fitit; has •Seht Dick .off on a longt
e
trip, with a Man; Meriarty,-WhO hates.-
-
'Coate' 'back alone!"'„.
'CRAFTER `IX ••
'Claudia Sat :itaririkin 'fron't•af.Yber:,,,,
• Dick •.Wh. len
death this morning! In answer to
,
' her•.-fheughts, there' came a nervous
,ehockle from 'Ching'
,"I.t'ink maybe •Moliarty kill ,Missa
Whelen!"° : • ,
•
"Oh,, no!"she gasped. ; She gulped
down some •coffee to Steady herself;
She..mast keep her bra,!n'elear, think.;
quickly.' •-:
• "Do • you know which way they
went?"• _
"Sure, Sure! Look enta '.Window
and, see 'ern' go -that Way, far. 'way
• from' °theta: Cress Jake byoeast . Find'
'em by SnoWshce track!". • : $•„,
• "Is..there any man here, Ching, who.
•
would :cortiet, and help' me lock for
therm?"' she -asked 'pleadingly.
" lie,•shoOk;h1S head violently..
."No,, ma! All' man Velly 'flaid of •
, hossee-man in this. Farm)." • ; •
"What Could, she, do? Go alone, after
them? : Wag Ching .Dick's only friend
ths place?
are. Mister Whalen's .4riend,
Mg. :you do hint ; a. big'
.."Surg, sure," he nodded, smiling.
• ...thing Lo de • anything ..for• Missa
Whalen.", •
' •
'
The cook=houSe door. opened and
11:01,N RETURN FARES!..
Representing .Substantlal amino '
In-travet-cos• .
Cabin from $244: return
Totarlst $204. ,
third " 0.50.51
„
The,Populk4y of the Canadian.,
SeivIcd Vessel s. is h-olonly dust
to their,: .extremely Moderate •
11p,laqt .t9Jpy,9111.9r out-
s I no.. fealutak appreciated .
by .the experienced trayeller 4,0.,
,
, Complete personal servfce.
. to 40 very Passenger.'
standard of steam '
..moclation in all classes.:
'A colane famous through. .
•:the World.;
sail loot iAentreai to, ,
Belfast, 'Glasgow; LIVerpool,
Plymoath,Havro and London.
• AilPlY to •
CUNARD WHITE STAR
4I1 0
DONALDSON ATLANTIC LINE
I._ 2'17 _bay 'Street Otlatri
butostse ?fiats t'a see Is yeas Ideal agent.
. •
Praddeek .stood ti re. At the 'same
time the ..piren,'' blew for the dinner
, . , • • •.
• "Yeti tetter cOme Over to my of-.
ficei:Missr" he said. "The boys.....are
just coining in."
° She saw men now Making. for the
, ,
Cook=hpuse dooa fromall parts. Some
0 0 • RA • j0. ...
iiii4itsu. Being WASHINCTOI•14:-..; 4 brain OPera
StudiedyWornen
.
NEW YORK, -:-,Women are study-
jng :ji,u-jitsu ..today—for.seV-P,rotec-,
.tion. '•
•
struCtion. under Prof.Nakae
whose "Shingle" reads:, •••• •
• VitlAitiii "„Self-defense taught
privately, to mch.• Orayemen by ea.:,
tiv`e/ authoritY.'! • • •
Every 'Wornaa. should:. know jii
"jitga,". said - the .profeaSor.: of."Men•
should be ,glad to •see their wornen...
'Studying it. • t Senietintea, think Wo-
xinen live .a., 410re hax...ardoas. life. every.
The modern girl or Winner) • is
sapahle of looking out for herself,
• when, dealing with gentlemen, said
Nakae, but "unfortunately not. every
• man is a gentleman."
° A , :woman who finishes la :course.
knows how to: knock a.:•man out, if
need be.
another' banding* 'first. ,
.
"What's Over there?" 'sheasked„
. ,
• "That's' tha ,store," Braddock told
her: "We h„ye to keep a supply o'
;neceasities on hand'," .-
. "I'll go ever there," she 'said. • "I
waiif. some cigarettes,"
„
.She Walked quickly to the store. -
There might , be someonethere who
' could. •tell her of Dick: . 4
..The -nista at the ,Store Seemed sura,
prised.: "Why, rio, I've net:Peen Mr.
Whalen since • !eat night. Guess
The, back' ,for Supper. She saw the
man$: -J Yes, go: over her head.
e' turned Rad' saw "that Brad:sleek
, ,
.h.
f�Iloed her. •.
taa.„
-s ore, ,s e for -her 'elf. ste,rnly; that •
She. must control her wits as well as
her !notions: She.must disarm sus -
'Melon! Already Braddock had :Peep
allowed to see too clearly that she
suspected him.. She ,must ireterid: to
be an inn0cent:'.tool, a' siilT girl just •
out fer...e. lark. ; •• 1 •
;..:"WherP is the lake?" se asked,'
srniling .up at him. !,fpo show me the
•;Plaudi4 forced 'herself to Make
inane •conversation as they walked ,to:
the 'ton of the .hillock • ima. locked
across that vast; expanse ot'tsnoiii;•c(nr-
Otre'd..Ice thatwas the lake. Eagerly
she strained ...',her. eyes •-for----:Signs Of.
tratia to the 'left. —Ching' had said
those . two had: 'started east. • She .
thought she could discern.,them.,'HoW
could she follow'? She couldn't 'go
perhaps fill& herself.: unprp-
tected Witit the fiend who had ..been
Pent .out,.ta.murder Dick!•;:
- 'Ching was her friend.' „ She
might do worse than :
with her. She Mast get in touch with
him again. ' •
• Back in the office, she held Up her,
kis for Ilraddock's inspection,
"Have you l.: ever, tried skiing, .Mr.
Braddock? Dfteii7Mi. -lteinellPand I
have been out on long trips on Mt
Rainier. I'd hoped he'd come ,up here
With ,a party. My skip are terribly
'ilii,,,,,their7haVe' to be kept well-oiled,
you: know, Do you think that •funny
old ;Chinesp:coek•Would givemesoine7:',
:thing to .oil theni •
' niThy 'tare!" Said traddeck, a little '
puzzled by her seeming friendliness,
take 'eni .over and tell to
;oil' - '
"Oh, 'don't trouble,' I'll 'go!". She
picked up both skis and ski -poles and
started across to the took -house.,
ready the men had ' dispersed from
diiiner,. •
• 'Braddock of' course accompanied
•
her. He sa*. that Ching had the right
,kind of oil, Saiv also that slie, had no.
one 'else to talk to just thee, so he
left..„her,:for it.krriinute. • . •
. -"Chine she., whispered quickly,
"will you come With me to look Or
Miter Whaleri?, • ,
"Sere I cOine, 'Atissee! Better not
go tilt dark!"
"Ching, .I'll pay you. late of money
11 you Corte! I'll leave my -skis here
,
P411.1.trt: Kee
Bargain for Vo
. .
lrbe lett 100.•toronlete pett of the
faino.iii000ld:11elt .Poultry Course—
to be. cleared At ' taitifice.
the :Coarte, • pet,' be. .
reprinted, 3 I •
116/"(E•iti/ An ol..bortunity:.of. 114 lizile• to. tri
piactIoal,
ketd,.. aurhoritetitie COtikie in P'ehl,
try Fittrrifilk :for it tnerd cOursUtakerr
by hiinithda of ,ariccetaful PoUltry-Parintra.
It .tenalated,ef le. leaeolle 'And 'inetenction37bY
eortealiondence.. •Noi..0 WC are diedontinilieg
4 'the. Course And offer •06'30 :Irstotis otilyi,
.)soiaid neatly' in A be?* !form, , for only Meth:.
about 165" note left aria iprO•are
tteittlagthentout quickly, 7 solo, anitly �nIy
tsc to COVeil nottagc, And ,heridlltig,. 'We#11
fiend you the •ciaaptete eio of 30 10044 xcea
• tlienf 16 •dayll'Anifirt they aro net all :t0e claini
melt to he; Jelly ',Mail thein,'bitbld,° If bey
thern"And tidbit -a further'$l
every Month ,tor. 5 Month& that' ff fttlf triOti§h,
,Wilte Atbride to '
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SHAW SCI•10CILS LIMITED
.With the riPingticost of living he-
, cominga, serious •matter in the Irish
Free State the farmers of the. 'clean -
try are et:aria:training to the Dublin
-government that they are paying
-their 'share of the rise in foodstuffs
but are not receiAng•any, they pre-
test' that the tariff priabIent'...ii ag-
gravating their troubles.The dairy -
Men poilit out that Australian batter
is tieing Sold in the .Free State at 3ti
cents 'a ''notrid while • Irish. butter
`F-c-eininrandrtilly7.2•0-tiir—ibt 'Tear
*across' the. water; :Entrance, of ..New
Zealand 'butter into the country has
, just, :started' anbilter 'pretest. • Fir:
riteri.'have joined With .the 'dairymen
-4ahti,„.deelare-.•LtheYarectiterifaried'-"to
make their claims •heard by the GeV-.
'erament.e •
thin, has returned health a • patient
completely • 1;10711d:0n for two years,
'Dr. James W. Watts and pr. Waiter
Freeman of George Washington VOL:
VerPitY: said last week. '
operation„ nreylou
'.District :of .7.Columbia that the
4.7,-7,
tii
e been
..found ' effective in treating &erieus..
menta disorders, also had l'eme_dled4.
• 4 physical disorder. •'
The' woman on whoirir the Operation
was Perform.e.d. "40,."1,b'een tauOile.to
, walk f.9„17 3wQ yeais anl Piiircreirlf
most continuous intense pains in the
back:. Her symi
ptoms:. nnidatedritett•
stnuartgieonhesasitaid.disease
nd 41.t' the
•
She had averaged ;ape, op.erattpp
;tgrowingVuerYsi)tinosillyths for rfieY..e.5"ears With.
Almost as a, last resort Dr. Fre-
man . and , Watt performed the
operatien. It consisted' of boring two
line and cutting 12 • cores about the
size of marbles ;in the pre -frontal
'lobes of thebrain, ' just behind the
forehead. The cOres were not re-
moved: but their tonnectien With the
surrounding brain tissue was severed,
' The bed -ridden patient was •able' to
Walk again three,,,days 'later' and in
the interveniag, 'five months has not
been in bed for 'a 'single day. Iler
• • •
intense pains were said to have been,
reduced ' to only 'a slight tenderness '
•
...of the back,
' Bees do.' not get. honey :frein
era..., They, get nectar, • Which they
transform - irito:;•honey hy adding
cer-
tain.
:Temp ex, sugars of,the raW.,aectar.,
into simple sugar', known to dem,:
ists as 'dextrose; atid levalose.
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CROCHETED CHAIR SET PATTERN 1414i)
• - • -
Something different in crochet st,-chair or davenport set
eroCheted in strips! One strip ,mhhes an .arm, rest; three a chair .
back, five a: davenportj back: Once yoteVe, made , one, just keep ret
peating—johi them, together and you're ready to Work a transforma-
tion on your. furniture! String works up quickly, anti is durable.
Pattern •:1470 .contains _ directions , fora.makirig -a. strip 514 •at' '12 th-
. inches; illustrations of it •,and of all ,stitches used; ppotogrepli of,
section of: strip;: Material requirements; suggestions for;ria variety
Send 2.0 cents in starnpa or 'coin (coin preferred) for 'this' pafa•
• tern to Needlecraft Dept., Wilson Publishing -713 ."Adelaide St •
West, Toronto. Write ftlainly.,BATTERN. NUMBER., „3kour ' NAME
arid -ADDRESS, .
I
now.hy the door, and I'll ,corrie as soon
•'
ineetirig soinebodY Who', Wa's. a' friend
as 1 can get: away after tlark. You
he 'ready. , Can you.snowshoe?"
.."Sure! Go like wind. I be ready
. bring plenty food. .••"." ,
,
So Claudia, sauntered back to the
office. • ,
you What, Townsend,"
, . ,
said Braddock: "There's one of our
eaving . right' now with an
y sled ° on it way .to Where the
gang is. Working. How Would you like
to . go along "With. them ' to ,
Whalen?" ",„, ' : •
"That's clever of him," she thought. •
,
"He's sending, me in the,oPPosite 'di- .
rection.": Still•there Was's. 'chance Of
•
r9ryour
SEEDS .
and • •
GARDEWSUPPLIES •
• Remember that; .
"You find the best
, at fiERRON'S".'
, • 11,,
•1 SPECIAL •
s' t •
• Nista!, pa/slit fird . in amps
oPuaerkirtagactott‘ifitnoPnati8sielend:Pellaantasiteg°5,?flul2r5e4syteuit'auensal
,..tratedi 172 paces, several in -natural colours..
' th6 anstrt'and most templets In Canada. 6'
NIIPERROt#txcLimtx,,..
--SEEDSMEN E. NURSERyMEN.
985,ST.LAWRENC8 tiLVD.M0NtgE4
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of •Whalen;'s: She agreed to. go. ‘,
The Splendid team Of horses cress -
'ad the lake at a heavy trot, but :the
two men driving were stupid, and tee,
, amused at theidea of their unusual
, freight to answer questions sensibly.,
Claudia ,grew uneasy. ''Another te4r.n
was corning towards them,. pulling a
. heavy sled full -of Waiter. She de-
termined to step and'aiii the drivers
il-Wlialerr-ifWarrat; 'work Where
had eitme .from, ."
' "Whalen', No we ain't' seen him
e. At all today." ,
you Please: take • Me,
back to the cam)),With you. X can
sit on fop' of the Poles, I -den -1,014m
•
a hit.,„ • ,
It tooled an endless 3CurneY back
'6k?.,Ilitt.,W11!)1Y cold, and light was
6gigtdi/g
reached the carnpi Soon'slfg'auld,
' Make her eteape with Ching—
She got 'down from :the sled and
_Walked slowly towards the &Mee. '
Braddocktame out With a beaming
' •
as well you. got back: home •
When you did,!`„ ,ho said, ',:"There's'
pleasant :surprise waiting for you
'',L •
She Molted athint wonderingly, Ile
opened' the door 'for: her, „shut it
sharply behind.her. ' '
She steeds confronting Vy,allace BO?:
be CentinUed.)":'
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ununqr Is
Longer Fea
40•071.
PigerentAtmoOPherep, Clothes;
Hornell and Furniture,
, .
-7'7' • '•
Within.thO o'iOtiaOrY, of, Mary *of
Oo" are thOso d4yPvv4zA sOiime.r •
,Plearit e,eelu'eloO.With shutters (4)oseld;,
•
blinds dral;vp, and doors fasteaed to r'
kearthe-lifetat Oat," And we recafl
'Om Ai:rtkts' when these were gingerly
rI
114Y00..Witb health. .
Thc bujuali. race 4cortairoy. al*• •••,
10'.take-itt,•says Charles Messer Stew, •,.,
airt•thei:latew.., yorlc„,!..,Stio.'''''POrfere4ea‘a,
gasPedfer`hrOatif and pwollared and
... prayed fer,ae4,:ternf.:-••if they tiled... '
on the coat,' Or if thcylivid inland
.theyfgaSped'augt:s.Welteret);;'A'atth,4„?. ..
• survived and filled out their,.. allotted ;
span and:were•nrobabIy•-aa • healthy..._
as We are, . - . -
-"There were porches, of course,- but .
.• they were •never used eXcept for clic:,
trance er egress, save only: when. • •
.evenings, made indoors
filterable. :Then a chair.' or two 'was .
43.9.4?';,,iklifF,'„ea.t4and:15nie.,,of the faniily
i!ather furtively teat
i.a9.9',14On'e'Pasaing on the street' should
. A Right Royal
• There 'was: a thrie when gold had
-to take a, back seat:- Many people
sold their old gold. Settings, and the:
:demand was for the • More. silvery.
:Metals' in ,jewelry. But the
Corona-
tiori .has revived . interest in yelloW
•gpitU because, not other precious sub-
stance 'earl ,corepare :with it in rich:
adis and 'beauty. This would seem
a fitting time, then, to Serve Golden
Glow Salad. It Pring a regal
air to your table and Is -a••salad. tit
for a king.' • . '
, ,
. .Besides its .attractive 'appearanc-e,
:Golden Glow Salad will become a fay.:
6drite'heaatise it. is .ao. easy to Make:.
•• No one •Shonld, have to 'Stiffer dru
y :spring. ays and if
aneals•are. earefally„ planned,. to
elude all the nec'essities of diet:, ci
ily combined and served:, there: will
be plenty of , time. left ever for the
housewife to orijey the Weather ,and
enter into the holiday Spirit :that is
abroad. now.. •-•
The secret of successfal .salads is
qUick-settiag, jelly. Thia.particular
recipe.calls for lemonjellY but there,
• ,
: are so many- flavours and Colors of
' jelly • on. the market' that. you can al-'
'fiatt• One. to salt the, occasion.
. . .
•' Golden Glo‘ii Salad •
pkge. quick -Setting lemon
; 1' cap, warm •water, A. cup canned
pineapple juice, ' .1 tablespoon yin- '
,egar;1.4. teaspoon 'Salt, 1 -cup canned
pineapple, diced' and drained,' 1 c.a.in
grated raW carret,.. /7:3' 'cap. Pecan
meats, finely 'cut. • ' • .
Dissolve jelly in vvaiai water. •Add
:pineapple.. juice,: vinegar and 'salt.,
-When .Slightly, thickened,:..addtplapi!,
'Carrot ' rid"'Kutp.• •Tiirri', into
individual:Melds. Chill uatilfirin 1:Jai
'
' reoltt.ea crisp,lettace, ..,Garals,h with ;
Mayonnaise, Serves 8., ,.•
'DELICIOUS DESSERTS
m •
Peach Bavarian
One _PaCkage*. lemon'. jelly_ powder
Wit:1r half ' 'cup ;boiling water.' When
it is cool add 2 •ctins maahed,peach-,
'es sweetened including •jaiee. :When'
•c°!..7atinlY, tttini.c)inidto ihmeliz/21d-Panntd?lchh'ii61171'
Crumble, -
Slice apples in a buttered baking
dish. Sprinkle .with„,White sugar and
nutmeg. • Mix: together 1 cap
1-3 :capihutter,"-144,up ,brewn sugar,:
Spread 'Mixture oyer apples and ,hake
until: tender. Serve With, cream. ,
Grape Frappe
„4 .C.ups..water, 14/2 'cape • sugar,
, 3 cups-. grape, juice,. -0.1p lernon
• juice. •• • • '
; Make syrup by -boiling auger and,
• 'water :10 ,minutes.! Gael, • add .fruiti,
strain; freeze to a thuak; Peek
• and ',just before serving, heat . . , ,
Pudding $auce-
Yolk of * egg: ½ cup. brown sug-,
ar, 2 .heaping dessertspoons flour, 1.
tablespoon ' butter: ,Stir , this , till
smooth. " Thee •gradually .add—;
.C•Una•-eold—water-a-:ceok—sloWly;'.
until thick, but do not ' Takc.
off stove. Beat , white of egg ;Stiff
and Stir in flour with vanilla,
1 Can dttosnh eeCre
dPina:ne.aliPlit dritin..
Let sininier i411 Ulifiutes; addto'
spineapple, .put jri.,cleeiL dish and pour
oyez, it:
'tint;milk ½ box Knox gela-
tine' dissolved in '1/2 bop water, "1/2
cup sugar, yolks of 4 okgs, % tea -
CREAM. WANTED
.Ffighet Pric6s Paid'ceklv
etiQuEs PAY.,.131,E pArt,
cmo LOAgFin raza AND ALL
81-12PPING eriahons. Pam, ,
• Crum!' 'CA TIO HO* •
TORONTO C18.A.1451n.
•• Betuith ef -
The :t.trilted Verniers do.oberatIVe•
'Ltd. 28 Duk e St, Torenter
45
•
spoon salt. Cook in double boiler
minutes; when cool. add egg whites
'‘heAten stiff. . Serygc.wit1 whipped,
creaM:•.., • •
Grape Sponge
.1 Tablespoon,gelatinei ,cup'cold
Water, 1•;4 can boiling water; 3 tab-
' lespOOes sugar, 1 tablespoon lemon
juice, 273 'cup grape juleei, 2 Whites
Of eggs,. • • .
. ,
;
Prepare by -softening.. gelatirie in
ing water, sugar. and,. lemon rind:
Boil five,Minates. Pear over soften-
ed gelatine, stiruntildissolyed, add
lerfion and 'grape juice; and. strain..
. . On 'the -lawn possibly was. a, lean-
t*: and if there w ere .` no.. ,shortage .
of water; a. trickle 'alight' cascade
down over the boy holding' an um-
brella. • AS : for the garden. it was .
„largely given over to vegetables. The:,
.flower gardeii,-if any, was :not
ranged' for sitting in. •'. i •
.- Summer clothea; 'too, were not the •
light, airy affairs., Of today. . Men's
'atlas -Were- about the same. tyigitt, as : ,.
in ;Cooler, wea.ther, but a qoaCession
'• might be :Made in the , matter of o ,
vest of linen.. „Women ,Wore :just • as
. nianyLpAticaati:.....insurittner-....ne-,4.1a ,.
• winter„ though the. 'materiels' were
-usually „t innei:. . . • • -
, .
tiff,'. atill,in the'-shaeklee of arettilitY-."•'•"
i . , ,
. ; biYing n genial Was fernaid aill ..
ill1:)..ptilicb---4..aintl ,---n-a-g.
strong. :Life Was ruled . by Convert:- •
lyir.'
sav; Qaeen doria' influence, . with •
. • .
. its insist • cc: on ..,Suppressign, Wt.1.9' .
tiOni_110C1t.is ailether' nr.irue ' for tra. •
dition' abused. ' ' . ' ..: - •
- Scimmei. Means SornethizigAuite ,,'
cliff ererit now than:, it:, did in those
. ,,
days. We ha' e• more comfort. more
enjoyment and •rite're )real, p:ensirre
ira week.than.:our'grandfathers had'
n A' whole season::: : ' • • • ••
We , have - treed ourseticialatrom
malty ..o.i.' tho. inhibitions that, :he!d•,.
heal: We have made otitdoer hates •
• ,
•alaneastened.,...nrar and -stir -74b‘t
eccesionally. •
-
:13after.scotel; Sauce
21/2, Cups brown sagas., 1 cups
corn ,,:syrup, 4 heaping 111 tablespoons
butter.
Put all in saucepan. ' Beat sloWlY
and cook, until a little dropped - in
cola Water Will forrn •a ball. liernave7
from 'fire and :add lowl 1 CUpi
.table ',Cream, 1 ,dessertspoein wanulla
:and a pinch of salt. Coo/ and use
,on rice Pudding, cottage pud.ding or
ice. cream. This. Makes about 1 cit.
.and keeps in •refrigerator for 'weeks.
Redia Pudding
Mix 1.3 cup brown sager, •-1. cup
flour, .2. tablespoons- baking 'powder,:
pinch salt, ½ cup ...raisins, 1h. Cup
Beat well; put in greased/pad-
' ding • . or baking dish. Then. take 2
caps 'honing 'water; .1 Cup,: hre*n.
,Sugar; 2 tablespoon butter, 14 tea-
spoon 'nutrneg - Mix- until -sugar is-
Poareover batter: ... Bake. 1
Brief Comment
Rose 'Schneideimann.native .of
-;Russian,. Poland and c,orinnunist Spit.
.pathizer, now:heads NeW, York state'p
label' depart/neat: Ws liaVen't, kOt
. . .
*-soviet :America • yet, but We're • gain.:
ih_g on 4;77-,DettOit' Saturday Night.
• • : Norway . has. less' drunkenness 'than:
any ,... ()the ... 20..o nti.Y. ''Fpr o.i.,tee• ;is
Norse iiiisouse iiotio' and never
.
the twain shall : Meet.I.Londoh , Sur):
-a;.s '•,
Clay ExpresS,•.
' .. , :.• .• •
. . „ ,
European eatiOns rarely ale ,averse
to
a.P--.1tc'hiheylilgdPoriea'te'e.i nc.°tehLeoligerke. WrSiVhre'°:t1hCienigrr. :
preparations. tor
t 'BII''ader.:t ''jk :'VCrar-
ill7. .
At :their meetiug here the'..Publisif-
ers• worried about the 'in_ei.eased .coat .
of pap -et.- -44'aii::, beetteray Measare;
, we suggest that they'. ' reduce the
acreage 'devoted to Mr.,Gerard's
pants. -The New Yorker, , •
Preinier , Hepburn is to be asked
to change his mind about 'the mental
hospital site for •Northern' Ontario
but Mr. lIenburn, ,dtiriag the Oshawa '
Strike, didn'tlook like that sort • of
inan.--Port Arthur News -Chronicle; '
• •
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'Ask your dealer about
make -their own gas from
gasoline, or write --- The
collation Lamp and Store
•' Calumny, Ltd.,„Dept.WL,
Torento.,OntariO. •
,
Issue No. 1-372
•• of our gardeas.and tOtiioes. Vv'e live, ;
on pur porches. Awnings: kecp • opt
the site so that We may have fresh air:
in onr heaiaes. We go ,much, to th '
• country Club, and we go Swiftly'
motor, Cara instead of having to ride
. .
behind lethargic sweatingh.orses,
With' cloud's Of ..cluStsettling over us.
Many of us Bic in ir-ccinditioriedhornes- with :
and er9-1:••trhaPni;It'illfie64:ilajldoutdoort°1
Our „:,elothes.. are ''.0.seasOnUble, mad;r•
with the help of scientifie;expie.riment •
Sp that the utmost in ventilathin and.
.coolness ' may be attained .in the cloth
of which' they are , Made. -
;Yea; surnmer, A.D. 1931, is not t.)
•
be feared 4 for ,.rean's.•irigeratity has -
succeeded in making it More than ;•
bearable merely;:iti,is2-"reenairized as
a •seasout." of enjoyment. •
impOrtarice cip we attach
to summer living and P.I.6per accout-.:
ering„,of our homes for'it that Winter ;
• fiirniture :,thight get, trirthy • , a' hint •
.
from the lines of 'modern iron arid'.
'-rattan 'fah...Ili-02re that iS Made 'today. •
:Because. SuMnier ekemp,fifies
•••IY•frif' ormalitY;•the•garden and oorob
farniturc. is freer' ..frern• tOadition...•
. than til.e....Piec:nS madelfor_ iadoovs.:
• There is no.;nec'eSsity to -adhere
the lines of a cdrtdir1 period: 0.111,-- •
.,.tioor liVing is of such tecert - date
that it has; no: hampeiri,ng tralitionS .•
of 'file Victorian age, to fe,,ter it.. •
:Whatever Makes "1 -Of I;Oftif,01't
'haes.- of., behuty is 'censide're,i...
Ceuhl, there by any .better formula
tor designing ,anything in our, horrie02.
Glcss Iliountains"
Solve' the Problem ,
SALT -LAKE CiTir.:-'4.
4..mountain
, •
bofo assirtal i„tees
titinbgy place.cub,xlv'oortiloelnd
1,1°1;Wenty acres of ;Ia'tid 'set ,aside by
municipal: authorities. 'as _mountain
totritory ,,,Are dedicated as the 'spot
upon Which a,g7titthring 'mate]
1,9
Iernbi s o thea:Wage cH.•1itei ary
'
1oi;j the'c,Pee)10t;shat.,
tOileVei& first bottJe,.
•
Said
of the elub's,.ol4fe.,IMprtivernent •
inittoel
.
, "It .wetrId. be A geed thing if all..•
eitios stitiled 'buildiir :glass moun-
tains, TheiVs• Se niudi jikoToti glass,
sueli'
"(Pass. fragments, •plied upon
. t;thry.,'catch 56, beautifully
glow wonderfulisi. ha, '•
, dor lights. ,ut night. ; t consider
"0 the-olil bottle "
,
A am.
' "The elatreli is. rihIltilf111 lillItittltiOli#
,
m): luoVe p`oetect ,or,' iufalthto thOti-
matt hit:melt'
' --ilolib D. Roeltorelle;e,,.,rt.
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