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gentierettb,y guilt .•& Q(4*
Urxofitotly ass a .virt4.10 yielded evotiol..for L c-0044!4-lor sorer('
o .'iendartence of mind. and leadere of iitySnind; and'•;e• serinkled
ertertre, elitist:4 now not for 'mere: soul derive's its Courage directly from
teat* ,ot .prowess,-,hUt .tor eetinement litho who ettesietiketse all who,--teelitive
tell*Pe" -1-41
Lity I kL141'h_y_trAi si e 1 1 I fits abutAvi
-1'14-71.41i, v 1 1$ tftl3orU -
t titares to-diamdliStra (4 . atrAttatilittirliarile
tbnt bu»u*.greatness does not rim- nu**t - be the 4.4reltea,d of itim who
SiSt ,it, battling. witb wild, beasts, in. would use wontuls1 and' death 'from
nn ,ttrena, overconting•an 'opponent tit the, poisoned arrocva the. world is
,ti gladiatorial combator outestriPp- hurling in itS everyday battle with
.„ tog a co-retest:int fil n. reel. Tinder the virit __
e ,floSpel • disPeneation the streegt TOIS .1x44ittr.,Anz ',,x$ 'CONSTANT.
one' la warned "net to slot, la 10•$' ' *elk thee:morally rOltrageetem care oX-
Might," for th0 pOWer which "in the pert 6 grapple sileres,41.11 ly At.ith
4g„heeti412,,,,°4 44r°4'ATiN4'.', 14 4k %the inftertal. intrUiPUCeein, itS 10V.,
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-s-"-"'''"---* ' ' . • . tilled 43Inkit.Y ., and... realotAnc* , 14 (30d.
This 'poWer fixes A man. 'tit Ids Prin.- •ri.
i eetiorn fromwill inspire us to
the -s
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out and.th
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fl. .*nftUnri t1i0.. a
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baba -Pit J••e
etPe • colaistgy,
, sweetened 01'0.*
L;trvterry 430WA?..741031 Pita.
.444.1i0 ,::°t311•04' ::0".0t• into .ronucis.
sainTr., and Spread .hair
pleck • With TAVOtenciinalligfi,
wbert4ts. •0' ges'of
1)4S -to witlt• while of egg, fold
the` oilier half, atlit-phu...
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f a.rre1. itnct int0
'e crtaS ot upholstered fern two..
bile m4tIre eradicator -for moths,
it .bas no -9d9.8%, -
Ami, if by am? heroeen
„ ould spill on the table4 oilcloth o
petee.,eleee; at once 'With bar
water ad tee
esetwate'
oe.irpaniediAttx-lyr...
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rettnee-to-the'AUSs
there •Otiulti. alW.ays'
e the halt ready;to Itt0w.cheeilutly
t'ha iii74.P:0134041. 44(1d.
*a* 011; tg770,
iotnit:,t0 be, lighted".the first '.uthing,
atiorthe trienirig merit with 'is pretty
shade if ORO only wants to :LAW« gold yeeteel. in the centres. And
-This Fare of lathp and ready, lightr ei the iitt4r 4.yeenit the eu
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and fees art tOade Age
mo tied kit with almost. a eb.logee
ablo efirecta n teutl lasenclera bite
Green violet and blue helug
tht 31103t, popular..
varlsetiete.vi the *lir
iirrtd at Jittery all
1:411\ 4t*Iltcs11.1;31.'"!;0, „
4-01e.o- '45.10 .*-tre 0.100?•' '
tweete., gretips "of. roAs yartee,
tWo• to fh.ree biShe
e., iret • "
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7en., de's, , '01
t0At1ier. :411#
• neimst toirlifes.01'411Ni•te 57 god
ro • than, ,l0ntp-40$3, 1113:00`
'rec7,1).F.0ad•i,than'44,40.yeA•4414
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It.'31.4a114.:,kfree merkiu ',of • "
itiltieltte'• Or '?1,0tat3;ra't j
lish fashion 411y,,lietni.--'.
•1.inen tied `eilsetie and,,girdica •
nrc legion; embroidered in blind .ein-
oidery or i the •broderiseeeee
iffmneti-
be embo derst world dewn.
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elelitSi, fork -
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Cott4i ltaVo reveal& ',41beei , I
h
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t ' butter -and- sugar, .and bake
hf,)t or cold with strawberry sauce
Or Whipped cream. •
. Bich Croquettes.--Tratoi a cupful of
honed rice beat 'the w011-WhiPPed
fir
f. 1' an. -egga-a 'teaspoonful of
Melted' butter. a 4aspoonful of
Sager, half as much salt, And enough'
Ik to mettle a paste ;that yea c9n.
handle. 11,191/40 Pli3 Into croquette1.
or into bails, , with floured hands.
l'sdp eatit into beaten egg., then into
of- the- tiouft- counts let: for .
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ir Apar
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-bleat; Shoe i. art
ed 'with all kin lis and' trotter* oX
women'* Osfords, s,i',i,h three narrow
strove and buckles instead of but -
tone or laces.
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anything in which the celre are to -be . 4'130 g4eutS 04 .094,4er and ,S1414. COM-,
COar9.4), 93 thi9 W.111 •hetit. the air ,iti . "I'll ave von' °c"ievikhle-, anki c0113°
ito in:late them. Wheel egg heaters, in great varieties of color.
re better tor the- cake that .14' to Very cool and fresh -looking are the
have a fin° grain. theeked voile frocks tunde over lawn.
• rer hatt(-1 'puddings' aruT popovers , 6iiir ' ctm1 insertml_. generously *with
.ciples. It hin(is hint with ta firmness; do 9,11 things.in Him who strong thteis 4 cractter dust. and Set. aside in a coid beat, the eggs little.; For Cro9ta puffe " v .alea9c(IY'101.. .- r.Lar40 InaY be hail
which cw'cremiier-5 -the ad -$14,11 .age"nel i es'. It is therefore expected that- our place for a couple Of limirs or -alone d° -n°1- 134'41X them at all. rer- onv-ilrtamY-sialle-- in fqwqr-ttl 441°r°, And
let, (thlees It is a soutlie), ttnd Ger-." are .111st ttto thing' to wear in June.
.r
Ts art art wjth even mnnY
experiene(d cooks 9,re not fa.ndliar.
Wire egg beaters tole the right sort
to use for angel rood, meringues. Ar
nel4
sterling. -
au4 also 400,011:00110i*
g not fail when we stand Then fry in deep, hot fat. to 43,
Whialk -tat09109,:t0,- ttto in st -stron---- -Man - brown. - • Kr 44.4 ' ..ide--A---long -in
ulna pan-Ithe try b,,ating the eze3 1 A Convenient reesPtacle for hair-
,- - - - trt ellut the---Ave-M7! Is- it Av.- - - - -
lett
rTaii""a"---his -.014,Yrerions•-.1w-rafined irt ills castle, or w•hen we en- spoon. Lty 44 twitted colantit,tr. end b 'fur .r china. The two sidee almost. meet
, the laths into -the froth and beat
I I% s g I 41w th )
tiQUI 171/t t -in 'stril g -es• t14.60"1 , or when tiro cut the cahlei ready to "dish them. • h t s
lends,
11* t kr. the lawlessness of a re::c1 set in the open OViat Wait, 19tt arn 1,P3W P.114 eat III '1)1 .1 g • n;
and then -flare abruptly toward the
•of ;die° When „thek„ yery,t e ••
that hold it tight in. the comPan1011'; Ric° Saute.- fn fo•rnior ° t Ol'ant tItl.°°34 It' Of cetera leine- g4 •S tO ho as
flO11 1L* the w tog -valet%
-the-rulers, - thi darkness of the t
the w eine,it„i„..941/_..4.13,Lapan a hot platter, 114441°41,it:(4' tw.:-Itieigs4t..m4L1.°1ktox,41.. kr much the rrag? wa$ bir.orte. utast t
•-w°114'''' with w ckeane133 'fir4rf' It ts our duty as Christians,
places. the intelligence of min must ot. lw it _414ittbe_mquirei.i., and 1"tat into the oven to •dry Tor taxa bat, d ‘rinter . riteee. are seve a pop ar
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tt-out--.7p-f-:-.41aricniass
4t;)4 4,•PTSPItt-ATION ot ..%Atori and spread the
ral,:the,..3.4,000-4440ea40104L Won ,of
ite
-..tration if it is to arar SueeeskifUlly must -stnr.'d upon,his 8uo*-Th
"11014tattst' Oise moral cotirage vacile:. purity that dazeleS and with angelic
failurawijjebelheeresults,--e instrumentality tacit° that, increment
▪ if the soul watild be sustained in. Which measures up to Perfect inan-
ktinanifold duties the words of the hood in Jesus Christ. Only spa 'a
*,proPbet "auettsl in.the next must n
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words -of prank's°. They strengthea-..
red a .rant and a Silas in the mid.st
•.,cif stripes and tihainin. they'sustained
".4 Peter and a James-S-dien -the cross
-and Mork confronted them: they have
• „given courage to all the raartyrs of
Christ to overcome the • physical
povvers of • their exerutionere. They:
•Could ,lattgh at torture and death
mink& killed only the" body and left.
co, .That this:moral cour.
ago t in. the soul guilt must
• e 4,44 4,4 4-
t*at d:ning---the---W34414t witStlitottplyT;usror rfol. 3414,410.4_414.00-00.
itaft`.
orm,Artik corititsteneyi.. Allett411.tX sct.
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..._.___gelaL 4 maydtmaite before beeesiemingeeo aretei Sgue. .. . , . . • ,e, e _ .
i Ile 'Itef In frying pan and , fry tlurtril-htlarite-4---------4----------e-e--e-----_, tielmesstide-di.selte:4"in. erbtriee-44; Seem
lieu it thvim slices of ollion trout .y4191.....sott.,,,HinettsstpubmSpabetilsivlit, triazz.,han,dito, tiwcbeicterearnolrcearion-inhopildRtTiortMo:mindw'IOtt tine
they begin to .solore Take Limn_ out e'P''°'"' " , ) . -
and put the rice into the butter, a g'eollatr,ii::iYw'io"etjtee"eon;g'thbl':"top"1-!p;Ttier.6't;itrueaWatte-Qt'chectlherter4es.tite d' FlePlashes in'taltrrsniccsh
- - -Tait. Ve-fi---1 -litlY eintl- ificoil)oraiRd, , litilt tho _vhi,,,,,,,,,,e t,Entirinmuftlite, th,hatit eathir _ 1,viiiaptupe____Teartutioiebelvilty.,
tableseeenful at a time. to teeliptithae4
seirieseke -hemmer beetevalence--.can- -ettee trratia
zils144.•31-• and brillg intounitYli• alm---777i71-1-r es • They colorn-stight137
SPirit the diversities tha,t Mar they
troubled • earth. Then alt nations talc them up with % a perforated
Amy be brought into one harmonious spoon and lay them in A tine colon -
•kingdom under • the reign of the der (heated), • ,
Master. who had in the eerily, of Haddock • in EngliSli
conflict •the moral • courage to pro- two haddocks • ia salted water till
'-"tuart Of Sin."'t .from skin and bone. and
claim the truth- that overt,hrew theicooked. 'rake out. drain. Free the
As Tits ,diseiples It renutins us flake into net pieces. -- Note - 'they
tomake the .triumph ol • the cress. must not be broken uP ,or Meshed.
the symbol of true :courage. -4:.1 Hire* ready:a plat of white
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StiliDAY S01100L
TEttittiTAL LESS01;
ITINE 25.
lesson ICEIT. Second Quarterly
• Review. -
TUE QUARTER'S LESSONS.
• L The Lesson S; in Time.
Dering the First Quarter of the
Yeet---iteeeeseteier-
wit% cirs*the Only -Begotten tif-thir
rather," from the early witness
borne of --hint by John the Baptist
aarr, -A-7137127Y-Whig-lieglififf
man born . blind latter the
.Tabernaeles ite. October,
o d Quarto'. ,tinout h
• Oood Shlipherei, were spOken , tot
•e_lpegeettttzer the events of Lesson XII.
leirst Quarter.. Fi Cri•t0ter.
fOiMitly-X04104411)04-46.,•-1X-29-4.090.,
•• sen I.), • we leap to February), A. D.
00 tjrssbiL), whrini-ta44, ti..4 ;Arita-
• . roxised., Another leap teriege us to
: the ,supper tit Bethany. Saturday
evening, April (Lesson TILL and
after, that: the lessone emne in close
attecession, triurephal entry
(Lesson XV.,), was, Made ort Sunday
morning, April 2. 'The, washing ot
"the (ilscfplee feet.' the discourse oft
the Viretettrid the branches, and our
Lord'ss intercessory prayer (Leone
,. V *n4 V11). are to oe 'dated
evenittg._Aprile0.e:Oa
Aptil 7, Jeeirs Wag'
Tilate• (Lesion VIII.),
nd later in the day WaI. criicified
eson IX.). The reeurrection (too-
ttOtt X.) COMM • on Sunday morning.
April (last)* one week After the tri -
0010.41 entry). soul the IINC013N/Oti
tarty day* later, Lessons Xt. end
COnfetin utterances froin eter-
IX; The in Them
Ile events or leSeatetaJya
• VL, Vase. •VIM, IX., tart X. toolt
plarts, And their *or& *ere sPOtert."-
let or near to derusaiem. The aerie
is Ilethatin
CL and Xtr.:Xhe
Ont.. thdie
t tie wee antd
exile ore Tattoos.).
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• lie Coldett- 'Test for the
-Quarter is (very properly) I'dentical
with -that of the 'First Quarter. john
xx..*81. Valli 10100 Is tob:re
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ga,rded, first of all, as a testimony
or item of evidence that Jesus is the
Chriet, tit... Son of Cod. In'the First
Quarter's 1e4sons such evidcm-,--zs were
given by various people wheats he had
and cook, elonly stirring all the
time. tor five minutes. Then.- add
by d•serces half a pint of, Con-
tinue to cook, etirring 'ail the time.
ftePPer to tate. and a dessert-spoon-
lui or 04`eitee-tit-cifiAttivy:
Add 'a ft4rIeeZe of lemon Juke, and
use as directed Notts- Piece the.but-
__
t te Iran first -nod. let it =it.
bleated by miracle or teaching. 'Ihe
Imsons WO • now rex iew derive much
of their value from ottr pard's testi-
irony to himself: His own estimate
of his chnracter and vrork is given
stetteraertstftrantS. a. once.
the. -Boor sof--the- esiheep (the -only
means of entrance into the kingdom
of God). and the Good Shepherd vo,ho
#
I.)e that heels thee Vine of which we
47.14 the brarraufelLe-sson W.); that
110-15-mre7trirt1r-tittrim,.
posz.9.. -that we .shall be one with him
, VITA, By the raising of
I.0.7arus (Lessem:II.) he furnishes su.
90,14,C0
pale pinwith ex ovy sauce.
this to the liaddockS; MIx. Use the
Mixture tofill some, china Soatillies
• with. Scatter bread-erumbs
and grated cheeee on tepries() a
few bits Of butter on each, and hake
in a (wick- oven until just set. Serve
at once. For the -sauce. tnix an
ounce of flo\ur with an ounce of but-
ter to • a paste in a smell. clean
sfewprin, Mace the pan on the fire.
well flavored, and co/erred to
•
....tvessarr.A,t,... cce,m, , el—,...ecogestotatta
_en yolks beforeeadding the flour and. ,
e i A* travelling. bag which is .0316 of
baking' powder for sponge cake. add the, Most convenient things in the
!market is square and deep arid made
to the mixture as many tablespoons
of boiling water as there. are eggs in I like a bolt: with the cover opening at
th° enke' til" 44444° cake t°111 •In the centre. It is lined with kid..and
tha whites the Iasi thing 0,N lightly -
by Means of straps, and compart-:
. fitine910,:tPoarS15LgelifiXbilt.i.:1;nhatt.ettlria:ti at? dgsghs Ect,iorwtitttithrio:I•eartea.ebtriei ' sit ri7leensets!1:811r;hesetr:edeepvii • 4 xtge1:1140'%:*Ii all ilirt hg ti the traps
outfit.
l 9 rrutolte7t..-:
.fore it is to be Used. This is it -de- iega.‘..*Ieui ..tieee.ea.e.0..spas.o. it utietielL
' liotrid mixture for anything whiCk for toiletAcetsories,,,,,.. ....
. ...
.1.. arAshippe-41,cteacia.,..it_ls,jessc .
rtch, and is also a good substitute fashion, and the round length skirts
for, the old4eoned iniddIng. PIRAW*, tare 49 midi, as pi!assible, and inttst
in which. egg Whites are beaten 1.!1) be very Nit at the bottom, and also
with sherry anti sugar, Flavored In 1sufficiently ample at the centre of the
-this wag. or -eimply--savetened-witlike
the atichtien of a few gratings off 'there are some novel gittileS made
,- .
nutmeg, this combination makes a 1 ief wide crepe do chine strips border -
g. , .
&Belong sa..........tice for . ,little baked bat.'
„„„,
_.. 4.___
.. cd with colored 'linen tapestry. They
ter nuthlins,
TI1OSE VACANT Rooms.
44-0.1Kj 4 4 •
tell .(tIr idea Jeorrowetle,
from leather belts) on the left Mlle.
with a smedl flap UT' button &Ave •
over Your watch, and so minimize
the danget lestine
itat luoul:.engraving, by the itraye
is on everything that is radicatly new
In Jewelry. , sarne eraze for
thaf has affected every
brand* of wearires apparel.
Besides the tittUttreil buckles. Were
are, ovals, set across the front in-
stead of up
the ' idea, of breadth rather than
height,-
t
:‘•
-.4 • '
or ribbon:- get it on't . - -
but make- your girdle' so that the
fastening -Can bia---MOVO us the Silk "
•stretches!' 'Bias silk , tattew on softer
lines, but it svill. add length' keine
Mee to- time', and silk jsi mud* less
i Sonte_oti 'theta
haul -
tett. r
ef X
Wiri
of t
. bcirgal
" Inra /Otte Stutlfet. -tht--4wtr.
ter Ttrte,Allegories% epokert bY„.4Setta.
its:-Ithkh tirteurparet himself toethe
'(oed tiheSherd Sind' the. Door of the
• (Ls$sort t). and to the Viiiit
6 13).. Wo have -studied -One
10'.*rought him, in some re-
ar lto greatest ot• all hist
'eseon'I14. \to' ha*eratiiltett
flverkts Pri,coded th
140. `1..14e4,911"4..,I11...t.V.,:V. ond
s'om Vil. we studW
-slots/ Trayer, itt
eifixione earl lit
,
tr:9
St to
S:Llati X
tion 11;
t heavenly
,
indents of the Le
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1.
13.
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at the supper at Bethany (Lesson
-1-11-4- and _149 ctcceptance of popular
hbmage innIngn the
entrr (Les -son IV.) he altOWN his re-
lation,hip to hunianity. lly wash,ing.
OW e..-4* A:et (Lesson V.) he
• teaches the spirit or tow Whitt IN
eeSeitee of tlie Cluistian
By both his silence and his words
fore Pilate . (t.cosort vni.), ii,t4 by
his- death. -on that cress (I44seiti TX.),
he ortaleste himself as tha Tiemb of
!Clad whieit taketh away the of
the work'. • Lemon. X. far mom eon-
ViiLertnif-viii:'-fe-!.eivon.r.orir
his power_os'T death% while Leason'
XI. gives his at.titeitre at the right
hand of the litalosty on high, caring
terelerly for his earthly followerts
and Leeman Xfl reSeals their hiese
eted de4t1ner.
Then.. *kedge in_ the dour by degrees
the tees
Mrs. P. A. Macy,
those _sacant....r,00ms at tha t's)ji
of -the -stairs, t. - •
'With their tenantless beds and un,-
(11.-Arst °
efeWin as 1 eitsfifseTeliorser-s---fice
chair, • it t� the door, s made of natural
one of those r002047 st,t ilii!710111, Of ,Ainen' bor- ifeeVerecIE:Ci-erolitte-7-Wirair
Fre *ties , •
th closed eyes I dream, rooms are
•, • vaeatat no more,
'l -hough na step's on the stair, no
bettal-itt---the-Coo:
lua,r net an echo of laughter or
. soug:
Silt ntly, oh s'.1, ntly pass they elong
'These dearly beloved who in V1,9101,14
.appra re-
ChoSte of the abnatt who once
lingefed'hge. •
t •
They eotne with the sunshine ititet
the room.
The little ones come- with theOr
• rheeka all abloom:- •
With- their dear trustful eyes „look
into my facer
CITEETIFTTf."BITIMING.g.
Vanedians are world-fampuS far 100'•
0,y I iIstr i heir -0*O-hOttle9;--'3,10..Nt men
nte-rrir-nrotli-on--thr--eiPenitms -aft
work that can he spent in their own
brieht. pretty sittingrooms as they
do upon succeseful business eater
prises or hann children.
Ilut there is little anticipation I
tir) home itt dreary 'or poorIS light-
ed, Werner' May love twilight, avid
• of coUrse young folks -are liouti'd to.
btit the averitge 0110n likes ft eheoful
sittingrootri in the spring time as
lgtoll 99 09 frosty nights.
1 It :le A great mistake to give up
eve/gage lights as soon as spring'
AsArles. Iltate is no ..reason why-
sPrift4 should hot- 116-chmrftil-rtswe
..
WITAT WITS SAY WOMEN.
lOtitteste.0eat0t.,k6 Mr„as rico
can, but what they 'do see 'they ,tire
uichererituelde. ee
A . man, cannot, possess nothing:
that is better than a good woman,
nor -anything that is worse' than
bed_ estio.nitto jdes.
r It
tender. atos.kenti
0
earliest *Odes, in9tilling •
owe spirits.-Clianning.
It is generatip afoluini,e eyo ,t
st .deteets the• moral defiel6ocies
hidden Under- the„n Oefit” of
beatity.--Ctorget tlictLee - -
To educate a Man is to form an
individual who leaves • nothing be-
hind him; to. eilseate, n wonieu fs t
forni fature generationsestaboiday
-
iteeprettyee
--
1 know that -leaps are a, trotible4,
and that it he a relief to be rid of
the bother of them. I eon hear a
chorus of housekeepers all 'reproach-
ing me with these scone v:614*.
And In. a Way ttior are rightee-lemi
es they tire ordinatitt.inana
one, Of thr,f Limnos- of rural -
They. are allrays riot ty or
*tivas.s. needing.* bit of
the fixing in -such dirty work.
Yet lamps ran be 'done eas/1.7, *
few minutes. silverY°. rnorrilng. It You
opere_eto knoir theeetteeret of it. • In
e 131* -0. IWO-Viet a411 1
broughtare _down. lel the . t.‘toltt.
every Mottling4 Ifonte low
.n the kitchen: where they are
to bo put Then a'•. shelf itt the
fro' all where tteth 10:0060. finds his
eitdseAt 01'
slatiderr t-
its -that are neVer tbs1/41 0 , •
thing ieleri, and litetee then* ali
eire.
-t-l'hitost-t;waliaTilidi.il.tt11141if•I'4****•$•In a
Pqpittill
af
Inii-fhtrliimtrupt eown
and' rub lightly with t Won, brush.
1Unr In -hot, ' SetitSta istit* paper
-
Au -i• it ,won't take. litotes 'to
do 14
• ei
are laced at the backs.witli •velvet
ribbon and are shirred and hooked At
the front.
Little flaw 'capes -and tiny boleros
Are seen over thin frocks aini Ilugeria
_waists
made 'witit short. sleeves to show the
Orate cull below.• With• ,
is- verr-generally wen. the long•
wrinkled glove. '
A statement bag, with- brass v-
s erifirtht7iiik370'•,-th-ItliTEWTo
Ott
4.7
"blirArlitittit
intereptitig. GossIxt-. ..k_bout „awns_ _
Prominent People*. _
li -the gtittheot_Persia_were_to_
riir f his incomehe could stilt
eke 'sure of being ene p t vie
men'in the wortkt Ito would only
hovel • to sail his •ornamente, .getas,
and precious 'stones to become pos-
sessed of 'about $35,000.000. the sum
At Which the xnagnifieent collection ks
yalued.
'low many people are ri,vrare that
MO 'Xing never by any chance par-
takes of butter? Another curious
feature of •the Royal taste is that
-; Staleity-rte
with Ittilk; he profera,it itt the HU*
•
hie
inStesd Of milk. King Edward has
* small foot, icomiNkra.tively speetk.-
.ing. for he -never treara a larger
helot thito an .'"eight." His hate, -Mr-
the contrares are dratuere• than eve
crags Site,' rtinnitig to seven."
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Mr. Graham litirvey, the composer
of 4"ihe Glory Seine is a young
•man in the early thirties, and was
(educated, ,Dulwich College ar.d
Cambridge. Of athletic build and
happy dispiasition. the „is a great be-
liever in outdoor
e -Only cheap musk:al composition
which gained 40 mulch notoriety as
"'The _Mei:7 Sane ware. "_Crossiug--
the metes ihe •setting to musiC„...of
Tennyson's Annum; words. ThiSsolti
in hundreds of thousands. although •
2!1=innark-
that he wrote it in I0'4V mIttatell.
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tb3
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,entrtt I of Prisdo
'1 dminist ation, Perhaps unique in
jIS etyi lots- Jett- litenebrotight to
i at enrtsigesik, 'Where an old
:priorer riaraSei ' 'Illorels0;"Condertitted
i 6 o treeiltY•seVS0 's;,- * Ileiiiit
.... ,
are
1t 14;
t
1111 171
embrace.
-
They slip from My .
triv chair
Stands a beautiful nlaIdcn with soft
• flowing hale.
And some fun -loving Wee • Tly Mich
Wistful face
Inew they*te &wattles spathe
embrace.
abas bn kot in gof!
year t• the expt
beset
rd nt the Sentenee h
no I
dip
•
b
eeteemieiteriersite...4 •to•
• tains fenr.epoe t , and loops for.
betties.
Clirls who can afford -manes of the
• utlitd-et
nt t tenia_whir
to keep them. Some the Asti? ones
are covered with rettv. chintzes *ad
Cretenties. 1116e axes are arranged
I on a table so that they will pull out
• Rep dromrs,
•
NW ANtt GIRDLES,.
reaSh to eogitites them. Ale where
are My host,
They're gone, from my sight WilliOu
• faseettll or noise;
t-tlitsi54SirsiFeteee-iifiy•-egda4o
bearded men, .
-1-14liew MY. feet lioyst
• tne *gab.
But, the Melded• 1o6ke dowsk volth
• *flet$eYe,
iLler_16 na tare irk,!141'Hic.4.,
•
'LT
Ilittouthed thelrentseetetteIier,
• and her ttroet,
lissvo, loved, *tie is nem*
trit now.
,o ti 111eyes,. •roOtas At an
igial 'boys -
,
0, .
fbn
• fast t
t'itv6
4.A
Thery tlaY SZCS new girdle. 'Ile
revival of (paint Valour Styles IN NNW
to be repponsible for some cif it; but,
as.a, *littler of fact, there* eat'nerty
fad for them, for they are just as
Much worn with every other sort of
euit_tovi_drtets......_It_isteregly... the
tuna °alto** of the utilquitouti wear-
ing
A itilt-teht;tt ',1;t4 blouse
lengthens the 'Waist littev told ohs
that matches the skirt shortens it;
and* as a long -waisted ettert la radii:
ontiy to be desired in these •detysa of
straight -front corsets, the girdle
snOro ' often' matt** :pious* than
,Sozietimes it doit wither, that lee
sxactly.--e•Vor inettenee, flowered
girdles' are it tint willtS, •the
douse, and so rotithine its length di'
rather than the ekirtY10.-
°were,. and' colored girdles are
ora'inoit of all.-ttoug
rather than with soars, 0
ttown*nd ribbout-areir
mething like' an old.leatlionc
or mado. up tette Airred
di(tbetwern:'' sh611rett'111021-wl
(rnctints- ;HAW 1,4644* -664,-
s set tit the • ho
id.14-1444 tad • with-
*titMto-
tnk or ro not,
flhbs1k9 lidrb sr 1.-erza
4The
Lid h to ertmli d4te,n., pito
41.1‘1., the tat.C.k. ,
_ • are seleita-
etre • lore, *1-4Ich 'lt the 04:05t,
r*rd•thilereteett boitiwo„n thom. rcie
t�athr biti d 1c giirilL”k• triule
15,111;
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t9444,9
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4i1=0
Unusually fond of gay society. but
,pleirso.lter „talented husband sfhq,r
enies herself social pleasures and
6 4110
443.1e _
eliste She makes many typewritten
diethose of his sksosts-wheetts-
publication in Russia Is prohibited.
and these are sent through the post
to their numerous friends. They
have nine children, and all of the
family COnVerS0 fluently' in English.'
French., and Itossien,_ and mest of
them are musician. The oldtest child
s ,tin attractive, girl, who •iittempte
to carry out her father's Adeas by.'
denying herself all indulgences; buy-
ing the cheapest of clothinte, and im-
itating, so far at possible, the babitt
Of the early Cliristintiti;
rientnark was
receritlyseen-sit-4-
bidding adielt to * distinguished
tenet. Looking around With ai-bo'riti
eltriression,_she...aaw a newspaper re-
porter. scribbling away for dear life
in 14S note -book. She, too. drew "ft
tiny nete-hook front lier pecket,
wrote titestage orlon a ltat, and
folded ittintO a tiny 'pellet. The rs.
ter watched, eVerAt_moti_ort• t '
glitening 8;otoie, issitiortssor
of news, lie was '`,0011. *es te:
hie given to bine.; 'Siete enough, - the
Prine011 threw, the' pellet of ,.paper
directly at le1M, With an Artiossueny
grnRl ant" for a Women, and brained -
User
ed itt her hos b e
trnightened he 'crumpled
lea. it Were norde: "T
were a reporter
enry tirr..t. The well-
kiown Vnglish Leber leader, wore
o "thirty -emend year. .fire,1
ai -ete
0 One 43t the VenSaat(st-
lir Zfr. Bread*
when
c I
f A
k- -
ln%1trr1 1* E
' lit, nit '14E0,1
1 949191 •
id li w ntJ 1 el
9ii't,-; i.1 t1at-l.ft, A a
luAte-S, os to 4d not
'I .1to.„,alr
to
wimp
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