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NELLIE,
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Norinaie Miters, the man
she le.v,eS;`','"e'fasivelY Postponeti
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r!age to. her, Elinor 'Ames', formerly
a imunie at MS 'hospital, sigma asan
stewardess. :Peeks Rogers, -Nor-
"Issin!a sister, wain, Elinor *O.:Judith
Blair; a „fellow-titer/Arden; has it ,in
for her. •--For'.1hidith.is in 'hive'with
the pilot' Who • got Elinor her Jeb
' 1.401' Newton. • •.• ' '
CHAPTER 11
pipOi StOpPqd to look after Judith
'Op 1,1191/101t: if onlyi; the tether girl'
:were:nob seg. antagonistic. Of. Cenrae
-. Jack Newton .had 4844 that Elinor
be -stewardess on his 144 and every-
one :.kPeW• JUskith:wanted to, be. Judith .
-had even boasted ahe ;Would be. 'Elinor
' • Nee„ld not soon, forgetthe first time
they ha&i.net „aftei,.thi fippointMent.'-
' ;get •even. with-
• Ainea!", Judith cred. And „Elinor had,
t. • Olt? 56'11'mile:. that _
':• mor-A•arrivesl. at
-1h!' afiPert, promptly. '„ She, iwatehe.d
• earefUlly as ',SallY got the plane m
reftdin.* Jet.'",the''.,,tlight; 11,1echonlties
were•?wcirlting- On. the engA
,ne. .pi
was' listeliin' g. to the hum of the.. huge
•:inoterS, : „Sally and , Elinor adjusted
Clean ..bead -rests - and , re -checked
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"The Wane "taxied " to the passenger
station7,Sally.----explamod-,-that the
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. Shea of paper she got,' from the Field
'Agent-With:the •names and hddieSseci-
,...jui.4.',,leitinati64',Lof,'PligOnget* was
-.the'. •
;There- was the usual waitfor the •
'weather conditions .as observed in theIast five
ni!nufteii on the 'ticking 'tele..74-
. lypea„, Then',•,they ' taxied dssi'n the,
• ; concrete 'apron and, got ready for the
."trte•offo'•••• ." • : ' .
•,: Silly :fasteiiitt,: Safety belts and
, .31itriliuted ;little 'packets of gym and
'cOttep. • She explained, to the' pas-,'.
e:Itxs---and, chew the gum
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When • gaining. "-altitude; ' descending
rapidly, or f„bum y weatipr were
,.?zipountered. • • ' ; •
- Elinor noticed' that Sally .called the
passengers by name,: and gave special,'
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PHILIP
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courtesy and, attention, to two
were obviously making their first
• plane 4 -it.' Sally Was an.exceedi
popular stewardess ancr'Elinoi..
anxions. to observe how she ban
•,the' passengers.It '
_was thrilhing and glamorous
find herself at the end Of the in
a first-class' hotel in the heart. of
'las. They left the next/day at,,ti
set. ' ••
Elinor had an opportunity : to 1
out as they 'flew over hill' and pia
City after city,' river after ii
mountain TingetOpnbig ,verdant'
leyinassed-beneath them aff.:Ithey'
ed through the womb: ' ' •,
Then darkness. ' ,
” The 'illusion of „being. utterly:
'tionless. Cot- ''off from-, a World
Which she had 'belonged, A,''.nm:am
.of-ealnidete eatade,-..
, 'she . thought' suddenly of No
Wthidered...
was doing. :2A *bine*
Stabbing loneliness. A im
Mint prayer Winging its way; eV
:higher than their flight., 1.413ehr,
don't :let anything happen •,.te No
: and me -our love:" ,; , • •
; The prayer ,y/iis punctuated by t
viVid.:fiara of beacons, • lights: of 'pr
tectiou along the'. way. • •-• Red !h
green and White, . 'flares 3-11
beckoned to safety, guided secure)
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Everything ' Clicks ,
Elinor had an inherent 'aWarene
of .things. -t It •occurred"Aci. her th
flying "Wao'safer,",'-inore,..beitan th
•life 'itself. Flying •was. So' perfect
land. ticeurately,t?re,hirmiged,,.. tripl
„Ten people, on the, .grui
• tsfo;':"eyety. Pilot in .• the air insuriyi
"Stifety. ..,Everything. clicked. '' • '
Life wasn't like that: • - One mad
But the plans were sudde
0"turned Onside down. limintri vett
nesi and Miriam frailties 'formed th
•imips_tineupclrefti-and--xero-tceil•:
h. -no igreat rietwoii&of ,.ine -a
niAchinery avoid accidents.
. only She could turn the plane
and fly' to NorM. His last letter had
been so disturbing. • ' Somehow. it had
lacked'the-enthusiaim-an&IMPe'-,Of,the
others. • And he:Mentioned places he
had been; places ,.:whtere he 'would
•riatizrally be, aCeompaideii:by
wo-
man. •Francine!
Elinor: sighed. What. eliaried did
afte;. a' sky girl,•:•have 'against !a' gi„t1
_who 'had the advantages of. proxj-}
initY;:hcality,.ivealth and shrewcineSs,
and the approval of Norm'..s ,scheming
` ' nuistri;t th:rik about .thoSe
thingS. •• Shornust think ahanf' lier
, _new work
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ontan Of the Year
▪ Dionne i'Quinturileb Repre.
sent Mass Production at
•" Style Show'
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Alf*Iking Vr.P.4P40 14:.
Tat 11.:.4,71t.,,r,o_l_4-77.o.14.9!'er id h4E2at_l
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"Kga-7heni, -10770-.N9:87
unmistakably ..that of the ',Duchess:, of
Windsor.. • •-- •
'.4 :hush felt over the 'audience 'Ott;
" 1•;500 :fashion' designers writere' and
;dove exeeloyep oleemegfil.:New York,
j'Thei ;rook\ 44 .1170.1.41#.19.44 peaker
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Therel Was•"ip 'huge, Then...another 3
n:gufe.wSik7he41 In the.' otlight down
stage. Vile, one Wa• blonde.'
in 4 PUriii€C VelVet-..costinne. .
Again ther"loud' speaker:, "We, give
you, 'none "Other than-,-11dtte. Vest!"
Others followed iollowed .,-.14111an Russell,"
Clara Bo*, the "It"' girl, Marlene piet::1
rich, wearing' masculine full •dress, and
Garbo. Near 'the , end 'came- Shirley ,
Temple, and last of all the .,Dionne
quintuplets On roller skates. '
"We giiti,you,". paid- the "loud speak-
er;"• "tf.' symbol of' masa production.'! •
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ristt,nas
inner Menu
With thrlitnaas just around' the
cornet! WS a good idea'. to lialre your
Christmas dinner, Mann planned well
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in advance -of Pecen!)er-g5.,-W•771,r.e.re,
the•Main diShes wh jell includes ev,erY,i
thin* that can befopowed exactly or
varied according to your needs -•
CHRISTMAS.':D11,114ER"'
(*S'• ••.99??Steal'e.'.5
0*e:Pet '9,ieee76•OeCennt Uffing,1
011,10;:010.i:11' 11T Cranberry
'S,Weft..Piktnto Puff :Gree
'Parker- lionaeltolle
Salad Preens
. .chilionade Dressing', .
,• Christmas' Plum Pudding
"Denn-tasbo• .
' ' Bonbons
•• Conon* Stuffing
. 2 bouillon.:rcubes. (chicken flavor)
• 1. cup milk, scalded.. •
1 Cup soft bread' eruinba, '
cups coconut, premium shred
• .4 tablespoons celery finely cut
. (er, teaspoon celerysalty
tan's' `••
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Nuts -
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GO HIGH HAT IN STUNNING. NEW ,
LAURA *HEELER ACCESSORIES
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. Sally Caine hack:and sat beside hS.r.
just- then. '
don't' you try ,to sleep?" she •
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queried,. "You won't lave, much;
chance „ when yeti , go out alone.."
"I'm too excited,"• Elinor answered.
"It's' all ho strange..." ' •• , '
I'll tell you what 'you :Might
do," 'Sally suggested. "you might go,
Op' to the pilot's 't cabin and 'learn
.something hbout, their work and the
controls." ,
u0h,
may I?". 'Elinor , haked, eager-
:4‘Do. go on," • Sally urged.
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Elinor rose. arid mOved :toward the
front of 'the Ship,' ,
"NightS,". reflected, , 7Ori a
. transport plate are ' The
:people were Stretched motionless,'
• shapeless bundles: The bltie Iight
• frem the flames of,,the 'exhausts
quiv-
ered throOgh the plane. It touched
,
the white blur . pillows:, lingered .
over inanimate faces like , ghost
fingers. •• '
The pilot and co-pilot 'greeted, her
:in .friendly •terms . • was to
learn.. that there iS comradeship
• and loyalty •tuneng those who. spend
*mOst-Of, theft. life in the tiir; 'bond
. Makes •them all alert to keep',
the nanie and record of -fellow flyers!
Without bleiniali • '
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As one 61 the had 'explain-
ed ed'the :first day, She was at that
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port,"That's, the kind . of a record we
Work toward •
' painted With pride to the' words
beneath the name. of one Of :their :vet-,
'bran pilOta:,,
.'Y arq on refate
• ,Ifours Sir; 12,700.,'
PASsengers hurt„ . none.
Mali lost, Ilene. •
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• CROCHETED ACCESSORIES. 'PATTERN - 16
.. Rats are on the lip and up, so crochet this new, high, Cossack
style and mike a''purse 49 match The single crochet and puff- -stitch .
are so very easy to do that you' want to make several sets m dif-
ferent shades of Saxony yarn. 'Pattern 1643 containsdirectionsfor -
-making the. set shown; illifstrationa -Of -it and of all stitches used;
material requirements; a. photograph of a section of the hat.
Send 20 cents in coins (stamps , cannot be accepted), for this. ,
. nattier!' to L ur eeler5,-Room,.--424-e7.73 West AdWat e t. -`,,--Toronto. '-.---.'-'---
rate p • y..:._,RA-T-TER-N-,-.NUNIBER, your -NAME--ancl " ADDRESS -r:.
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,gne the veteran pilots was, fly-
ing. the shin on which Elinor rode.
.He began. to 'tell' her ;about the dual
--colitroIs;--the-tekphone
stabilizer, the -gyro compass and. arti-
ficial horizon. Elinor. felt dizzy. She
had never -been 'able to. learn, this.
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As-though-aware'of liert'thougliTs;
the pilot laughed • and said,: "You
won't need to •lfrioviA these.' things, -but --
-it is nice to have a speaking aconaint-:
.hoceship With the: mechanics of .
ing.)(bull be suipTiSed how, mizeh
you Will learn every 'time you fly."41.
..,was all fascinating. IT/ley Were
circling the lieme: port before. Elinor --
could realize it. :.014.4t wasn't going
to be. so hhrd. to ' think- of thisnew :
work. 'There was. sornething thrill-
ing •
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pioneering. • ,
about it like •pibrieering, Med :
. 'Yes she would put all her worries
behind her and just enjoy this skim-
ming' through the heeienh. • She'd
think only of her work.. And appar-
ently there were going to be :plenty '
of things to think about, . I
• • Campaign of Enmity
During the % weeks: that '" followed,
'Judith Blair' made things as,unpleas-
ant as possible tor. Elincii.,;• And Kay
taterly; who liecaine a stewardess
.abont .the , tithe' Elinor "WaS,•5
. Judith's- friend and •she, •1 with.. other.
girls 'Who liked Judith, 'made no pre-
teriSe„ of; friendship' for Elinor. • , •
Then game •evening lifter Elin7
or's had encountered. a had
Sterra And two of the nariiiengers, had
been difficult. She 'alighted,. tired
and dispirited, -mid went to 'the •
hangar, , . „
• She !stopped "aecording," to custom
, to 'inspect jhe''bulletin The
worda„. Ames, ,repert to Chief
Stewardess it 'once brought :a wor-.
'led frown to her forehead. '. a
"-could not .hhoW it, but 'this
was the hegifinirig of 'bitninaign, of
hitter „enmity that' was: to waged
by, Judith 'Blair, becauSe, she ' thought
Ole tenAotee aviator, Jack. Newton
was was falling in love with his steward.
,eas; h.. Campaign Which. was to Aloe' .
disaStrotti, °Meet the lives of
,
:.E)ItOr' moved sil*ly towerd the Of -
flee ot•the Chief Stewatfless, her "de,
preasion deepening With each atei;“
• Continued.)
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Sues for Return
Of, :Foy Soldiers
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British. Peer Demands, That Act.' '
Also-,tive---Up-HitrMiiiittz-
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••. tbke •Lobeittiothret:
: 'A.' '39:•-•:year".•-old.peer who lived •.witli7,
h ;mannequin .1.11 • a . London- anartzn fit, '
.2 for nearIx. six'years; sud e'hpr ' est!
Week lc.. the ,,rettirri,' of his e1ectrie' '
-trains mid•toy,seldters with which he
:a`dmitted :they :bid pla'yed ..",oceasibn-
-ally;•" • :•.-:' • , : ' ' ,' ' .'
' ' 'T,ait •Jdn'estk Matiniejtitrw 111.1iie A.,..;
Royle, .34, 'etied1 ..tbe. 'peer,.... Viscount '
• Icingsborbugh; ,:iiheir '`of the Earl of
-7.Kingston," for breach Of ,proniise.. The'
action ;Was dismissed _with'9costs. -..
• • NoW. Lord Kiiigsborengkhas naked
her to return: :.• .. 4 : , ', ' •
. 1.,Sevezi.voluiries, of .the Official Na-
val History of the Orehtt.War,`" "the,'
•Voliiine of 'Sea .IVIOristers;" •."the, Vol-'.
pine :of Farnotii Wrecks;" "three Vol-:
'nines by Taffrallr. six or seven • Mini-
ature loconiotrVeS; . fent , •,ininititure
CM'S' and a , quantity of tracks; , •Ope':•
electric ' current control • hex; one'
'iterhge battersir. A quantity of ' wood
,andcarpentry tools"'and : a •quantity' ,
. of model, soldiers and etd Model guns" •
*Miss Royle testified that she had
:sold the articles which Lerd. Kings.
borough .valued' at abont. $2.50, when
,she "had not a ;penny and no, beide."
$20,000 FOr Knock Kneet
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: A .knobli,' 'alleged to have developed
,ln th' knees :of IVilsaVelitti 0On4WaY,
-t/-year-old Waitreati, has
'been veined ,itt I 120,000 , by a ,• Instriet
Court NO; , ,
Miss Conaway ibid. the court that
her right knee Was fractured when she
Was struck byh., truck last Thanks -
raving "Eve -"and. had -mended into a
ileforMityvhlch ettuSed her - khee to
knock, The donditien, She kiid, had
',foteed her to give 'Op her work and,
.rettirfr to 1:1"Ye with hex; parents on It
.farrn•., .
• Issue 'No, 5 '7
11/4 thblespoons. parsley, finely 'cot
teasPO0U sage34 •
teaspoon • salt • • , •
teaspoon scraped onion
I egg, slightly beaten •
tablesPeous melted batter t
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Dissolve Cubes In hot milk,
COnthine With -remaining ingrbdientS,
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Mixing lightly. ; .
•red. aPPies : •
34 cup 'vinegar ,
.2 cups sugar,.
10. 'whale cloves
'cups water
,Rieee.'pf,etiPkreineafnor
;Refit coloring,If desired ' •• ,
• Op ,Je4 (nIrt.'• 1pineapple, or
r r- eherrY)',? • ` • ' • ,
• . 'Slice _monies crosswise into -inch
slices. Remove 'cores. Cook gently .
in syrup of sugar, water, vinegar and
spice's until apples are transparent.
Remove from syrup. • 'Addcoloriii-*".to
syrup, and cook until- thick. • Pour
skitton, over apple slices.. Cool:. AT- „
range around edge of: platter. 'Fill'
centers with jelly.. •
' Cranberry mad
t. package lemon flavoured jelly.
' .. Powder . •
41/4 , cups warm -Water
. 1/4. eun celery,. finely cut ,
34 cup, canned crushed pineapp/i
cup thick cranberry shine,
• sweetened
- Dissolve' jelly powder in warm:wa-•
'ter. Chill: When slightly thickened,
add celery, pineapple, and cranberry
sauce. Turn into mold. Chill, until.
firm. ',Serve as- relish • withiroast
Sweet( Pat" Pak
2 ,tablespoons ' butter, melted '
1 teaspoon' salt • . "
•
'•34 cup 'milk or;oream, '
1/44„.teeia:,pyo,:io,In4.17ta; etipettriii beaten
,.;.• 2 cups. mashed sweelyotato •
'1 egg 'white, stiffly •heaten •
• Add .butter, Seasonings, and milk
tosweet potato. Add egg yolk; then
fold in egg. white. Bake in -greased
baking dish in, moderate oven (375
deg. F.) 45 minutes, Or:until, brown.
SerVeid`. ' • 7 • •'•
Christmas Plinio 'Pudding'
, .
-2,i- cup apple,' chopped --
34 cup suet, chopped
,4J cup molasses :
2. eggs, well beaten
34 clip• milk
2 cups sifted hotly
1/4 cup figs, chopped
1/4 trip raisins -7-
: cup currants
1/4 cup citron Sliced „
34 cup bandied, cherries, qnartered, •
triblespoon bandied :orange • peel,
-.chopned
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"-cup almonds, blanchedand elleP'
2 teaspoons baking powder
•• 1te81:teaspoon- :Q0Z•%•teascc1:019. n' •
•1/4 -teasnoori allspice
34 teaspoon nutmeg* .
Combing apple suet,• molasses egga
* lltigshtf..!,t,'t
.1/4 cup'oufiatr with fruit and s.
cl
molds, ililing 2/3 fufl, Cover
Coinbirie reinainineflour, biking VOW -
der, salt, soda, and spices, • d
,: again. ;;:uitddTurntQmolasses -
into ,
iPtittgi.nonehliardS
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' Serves 12.
• ;tSha7111.,lesppg;
.03/4 teaspoon salt •
; .3 cups milk, scalded
2 Oxocubes
1 cup' celery, diced.
1 cup Water'
cup cooked Potato, 'diced
; 1 cup shrimp, diced.
3 :tablespoons butter
-Dash of cayenne
,• Add tapioca and salt- to milk and
•cook in double, boiler 15 minutes, or
until tapioca is clear, stirring .fre
quiiitly., Cook Oxo ,cubes, celery and
Water together three minutes. Add to
tapioca miXture.., Add potato, shrimp,'
butter and • cayenne., • Reheat • and•
serve. •
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ea! 1ndividdality
,
ims rea ishness
Aypid Extreme:Fads * Rut! Keep
• Abreast of Mode
tity-ibe .4011,141*i ' swl nn,011,1.4ut. 'Ow 1'
Everyonewa'Sis. to keep her Iden.
t-uly Shifirt Werean. povpil, pies to be
•e4 T11411400, different that 44, ., uyen:
'•'' the street. ATI' '§h0..r eY i: ulinta4.04, '
turn her way .:Whim,' .filie Walks . down.
: h.41
e1, 7, ii n, 4,:vidtia•V for- elio ' " ^ ' 4,..
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For. lillitaabel': ....One 44:a't Very well
'W.II
.: .tata .4 004. 011OPIcler . 04:,• new ••40r :'
, trends, regardless 01 Of 4aw natt•Orisis-' '
lier 'ten-year:old •.` combed'. straight, ...
:".4P*P? ja,CP,P1,1P:gOlg,' '•.•13•9k- used to be. •••,'"
W1.07.10.4..'10.1Y, 041?#',014.14:f0.10P1,14.0
),al1l't11`u.,LjFn7i1c1,' ./1440 turned to ,t`n 1?000.04nc..V.i ;•
;r.naward;:groni,l,the!teelt.alid.:,,earS,'.041,, •'• '
, tieeiiweid: . from''' :the taee '' effects, '
.athnilis one fia'It .4037490M 1144r.ti1041
• a d'ennitely' individnal :looking person. ,..-,
' • 4: 'Climbing:9n, the Bentwanen,. .
••Begidea, refusing to. 'climb on the .. .
''• bandwagon, as far as :beauty and,fatili-
ion ge,:hnyWay; gives you aiess buoy. .
ant ,feeling thhit' everyone •shOuld, have '
. at this particular .searien. Of' the year.,
.. Maybe you ciiii: lute longer. Burt; but; -
'. tir •going.'llown, the:. Street ina very. -
long one these den( and notice- your..
.rehetions.., yOu-'. don't, necesaarilY ,bore
, tot_wear-extreineiy:-short dresses, lint'
'they simply have, to he shorter than •
t..they ' were. fliree 'years' ago.,.:'
•-' %veil thongli• she feels that too many •
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,PeOple wear. too niu,Ch . lack; the girl -:
. who .always as ,ehaseo, colored' ling,: ..
.•and wools for bill ,irigy_.11.3eLeurprieed
at What one black dress will ilO. for' '
' her appearance, not to Itlelii1011,'Thiel*.
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OPilliQn Of herself. ' '': .• • •.7 . .
• , - . Never ..The Last.
These. who 'care ,sorrichOw,-mantige -.••
; 'always to keep up With :things. 'They. • :
read benuty. eolumris;, 'fashion stories, ..• '... ,
'a variety .of ".worneti's ..maghiliimi:.and
-the 'Wm:lien's. • page, of'...their faVOI*0 7. .
Iiii*SPRPete•, TEO' 'ipapi ,thei it, ,ie, bo.,,:-:.;
..ing'!ivoiU.bY the women who set the,.••: -..-
ylettAtIlOynyjd.....Theti.;•thetoicl ,
5 • . , .
•.•aciage,•,adVISes,are net the first••to try.: •
• the. new, yet they never' are the 'last
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to try thenew.-.
The
. ,Iviih. th.e,.,niod6,. l.Y. !:,Sta.Y, !, In - time,'
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An peeled from the 'iciot end
causes less.' tears. Peel the potatoes
• list; because they help to remove • the
'unpleaaant onion smell. So 'does wash-.
Ing the bands in very Cold Water after
handling' onions. •
....Pull gilt ;triunes Can 'be:brightened
• hy Tabbing, them. With ,a. soft.- cloth•
; dipped water ini_whichonions .1iiv,e-
been boiled. • •
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HillIGORATIN.Oltlii1(00-REAL-$EEF FLAVOUR
okrAltiblioMEs SAY
Consult your nearest
•'blue tool' dealer
let -*BLUE be your_gUid0fo.• better
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Feature Weddings .
Marriage 'Conerocny-Olters-Runs,
'Into RenfirLtaSlc... '
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"Will you take, this matflto..be yourlawXuJ „ '
husband '?"-.,aSked the ',.PlergY:' '
innn oficieting at'a•inarriage at Chiu
dint in L3ohemia
InstantlY from the body, of the,
church • caMe....t-w'o•• lord •• cries .of „"1
.w.111," completely drowning l the nni'de
:reply -pi the bride:- - • -•", ,
: There. was • immediate comnietion,
•for it appeared that the h:•idegroom
'bad prop.osed-loAlivee' *Om ,addille
WO -w om be had jilted hall .consinred
t�. Wreck, ' the wedding: They. verY
thilhalao irciii,:.er'e:ii;:•core,:ynie t:,,:li‘;z: at i' 1116b1 1.'13/.6' ' . 1. thel.°i' ..ipi lei ltil el e., .. dtheyisl' '•
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esu'se..- Isurptiee,:. for •diiriii•g• che, Mar- ' •
',:riage of 'a - laborer- ••,in Yiitic:s hire.,:;-; the :.
Igi.00rta *as k•Sto1l,44e'd • when, thp : clPr-
gy than ': asked: ••,'•:Vi:t, ••then:.: have:: :-tbi
• weinaiii'etW.7:77Mi A:stilled. -Why, •?:k 0..• .
ter,•_that'S What ,I;• coomed .'o.re..•.fp'.!.'" '
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tho , y it lea. , .N.0 •,1:1U1 ter ,III, V ii.11C4t1.131;
019 groom •Iltlit,3. if.in'Il:,,t!, .noolsp!,, out
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tifrios , 1),()..,ii6t.iItims .!31:1:1Ii', tt,.. '
•Still.there,•lie. Is', liable Ca ft:ill' '
i..,6, all hot :,ant1::botlieredi. itIfen tlie '
lergyintiniialfs.,for it., Maii.Y" ,t4n.eS:lt •
r lly is: Inissin4;prid on on oca4cion", .
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toil] :i0 at ',Ote 'plittrgir': •It IS n'suaify-a..:•••
• senrco :of sorrew:vapor - Utah 4riirth,. '
• hut-. the, ft ,eura te -of .• a N .0tidoti".•ehurch ' .
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ileVer fails tola.tigh wlic i he' thinks. Of .
0116 "non.appearance".; , .• ::
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H:The: banns, had b'een,,publiSlietf, and ,',.:::"
.everytliing.arrnnged;:.at: the appointed ''
hour °tile .5ri•de. arrived, • but after :se,
the •eUrate; and the:guest:0 hadwaited,
In:, yain • for,sorne time fet'. the, gt;Onnt„,'
,, elle„re,tir.eid ,rat.lier`ereetfallett• and fixed ,„;
, up the wedding for the :kidwitly, 'SIM- •
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To i)roiikYzt Pegieri
..sokne, i,Vinghain, pntar:e. , •
sent a •bathing suit' totWest i
.a 'Ioitct of relief sappliesWilth . the
result that the. Worhen's Asseelal'iou
.• of Winghath has received a letter.
' from Rev:, W..1, ,B....Tate; United
chtirch minisfei-lit-Outleek;111 8sa'
atehew'arwilvAVIiieli• he:
folk , certhinly Must have
great :faith 'iii this eetintfy an in
the hitt that you 1eapeet it Eh,
kikt least, if irld bath:110' sbits carry 4
any Meaning,you feel that we wi,11
have. eitotigh Watcr,,ne$t ' year Attake
firiPing tha,'; two w
he able to let you .know tiutt, 4ve. lieve
had enengh fliifl, 8(i that 'when •'•O'
%de take a hath, WO Won't fLo'l ‘Ln't
we twechootifik tho -'sigek Mit
'geed of
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