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Tonight is the family re -union. It has been a :* " matter of fact, the man who spends guised himself in old Clothes and HOUSEHOLD DISCOVERIES is the almost universal neglect to pro-
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weekly event ever since the young folk scattered .. , greater contribution to both Dornin- pickers -on an Essex farm in order to Using Scissors in the Kitchen. glass. down. With warm weather
to various towns, each to make his or her own .. - Jon and Provincial revenue than if find out the real conditions under Here is a labor -saver that I would creeping up on us the country is fall
way in the world. . . , he spends his money in any other which they worked. not be without, and would not ex- of gracious hostesses serving guests
Evening rases on "Anyone" way. ,Permit him to continue doing - change for all the ,mealt choppers with iced drinks and leaving tlioso
It started when Dick left to work in a neighbor- (station -lo -station) calls bt- e so and you help to preserve his self- - available—although I use a meat guests to choose 'between holding on
respect. "Wonderful mastery you have ov- chopper and find it convenient. I to the glass until their fingers' freeze
in city. Dick was full of enthusiasm, but apt gin •-at 7 p.m. (local time). Speaking a shade more- seriously, er savage animals," said the admiring refer to my kitchen scissors. Here to it or putting it down on an ad-
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to be just alittle bit wild. So Dad started the just give "Long Distance" I we protest against this whole theory visitor to the BOW tamer. "How did are just -a few of the uses to which Jacent table. As a.result, most . Of
The number you want — it I that to be entitled to help, a man you manage it?" I put my scissors: the tables in the living rooms of the
habit of calling him once a week just to keep speeds up the service. It you must be stripped to the bone, that "It's easy enough, air, if you keep L I use them to cut up the raw land are afflicted with ring -blight,
him under the parental influence. don't know the distant num. he must not have a dollar of his on the right side of them."' meat, cooked fish, etc.. with which ' These stains can, of course be re-
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.b her "Information" will lo*A own, or a stick of furniture or any "Ali, yes, but what is the right I food my Angora cat. moved from wax -finished furniture
it I other property, that, in a word, he - by means of turpentine and a new
side?" 2. Use them for cutting up fish; wax finish, from shellacked surfaces
Then Helen was married and moved away, and up for you. must he at death's door before a Its the outside." after it has been boned; cutting OIL by means of. crude oil and powdered
mother must needs make weekly voice -visits doctor will stretch out a band to the fins, and cutting open the fish
with her. .1 -,., help him. We suggest that the prob- - before, it is boned and cleaned.. pumice, and from varnished or paint-
... . lem is not that of tiding tramps over 3. Cutting open fowl and cutting ed surfaces by rubbing the offending
A:nd. now Betty has taken a position in another Winter, but- giving aid and comfort A TREE THAT KILLS BEARS round' the vent of same. Scissors are spots with a cloth slightly moistened
. M to people in distress who in -their . better than a knife for this our -
town. with hot camphorated oil, But spot
town. Her voice comes home each week too. l 4 time have helped others in distress The big bear of Dismal Swamp, pose. removing is not exactly a popular
. I and are by every human test at least staudipg on all f6urs, as if caught in . be summer sport, so it is with glee that
Dad and mother gather all the news and pass it V the equals of the sniffing officials -a trO, was, in a peculiar position, 4. For cutting steak in pieces - - we report that small, highly decora-
' 0 CAR whose duty it is to help them. That most pnuliar.' . . fore cooking. tive cardboard discs designed to be
on to the others, It keeps the family together 1 5. 'For cutting off the .9uter skin used as coasters can now be pur- ' '
is what they are entitled to—aid not The surveyor, Maywood Rabey, 0 meat, before or after 6oiling.
— and the cost of the three evening calls is less . inquisitions. We believe that no de- working in the North Carolina see- f 6. For cutting up pineapple. chased by the package. The decor -
cent citizen of Toronto is willing tion of the great gloomy tract, was ated top of the coaster upon which
than a dollar. 4 7. For shredding lettuce for sal- I
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that any other human being, native curious. -ads. I roll up the large crialy leaves the glass is deposited is absorbent
or foreign, bond or free, shoul suf- with a -rifle levelled, John Francis and takes care of the inevitable mois-
and make pretty green "rosettes" by tura
I � fer from ' cold or hunger within its Ariza tells us in a collection of bear simply cutting with the scissors. r which collects on the outside of
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I pared from cold, left -over meat, use
I humiliate or degrade the meanest the bear was dead ---impaled on a the scissors and you can discard the and will not permit the moisture to
11. creature whose necessities wring cypress 'knee.," ,t pass through to the table. Won't bear
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from him a cry of distress. Anywhere within a hundred feet ting. of it at all. Furthermore, these discs
HON. ARTHUR HENDERSON lopinion of Mr. Henderson. It is un -,a second language in the belief that of a cypress -tree, the writer explains, 9. Chicken cut with the scissors, may be dried out and used over and
likely to be a brilliant opinion butithey were too old to learn? How "the roots send up six to a dozen for ordinary or for jellied salads, I
GENIUS OF AVER -AGE MAN it can be counted upon to be sound, many have failed to equip themselves ' a ' I over.
according to the principles of the'for a better position because they wedge-shaped shoots a few feet high, will not look so "i-nessy" if the small I 0.
Recently an Associated Press des- THEY WERE REAL MEN IN six or eight inches wide and three to-cubles are cut with the scissors.
patch from Paris said: "The visit party. In the Foreign Office, where Convinced that their best time six inches thick-. They are called
of Rt. Hon, Arthur Henderson of the permanent officials are generajlyjfor learning had passed? And what , TIME OF DANGER 'knees." 10. To cut asparagus before or . WIT AND WISDOM
I members of the aristocracy, steeped would be the effect on society gener- after cooking.
Great Britain 'to Paris to-morrorw but a few 11. To cut off the rind i
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in special knowledge and general'ally if a change could be brought a- - A set of plump, prosperous middle days, Mr. Ariza tells )f the 'Open cars have their advantages.
previous to his trip to Berlin has a h on- bacon. It is easier for a surgeon to pick out .
culture, they have the greatest bout in people's thinking on this one class business men, was the- -rather tinues, describing the -surveyor's sur- 12. To trim off the ends ,of cut gravel instead of glass.—St. Cath.
subject? cruel"comment of a hard-bitten young prise at this unusual circumstance flowers every day—wbich arines Standard. .
taken on exceptional importanct in ?1 -son's ability (particular
Australian, sitting for the first time and what followed:
miration for 'Mr. Hend( .
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view of the German crisis. . . Mr. of getting quickly to the root of the will pro-
Henderson�s appearance in Paris matter and making decisions. It is ,do in the gallery of the mother of par- To his astonishment, upon looking long the life of the flowers. i . .
13. To trim off the crusts �of bread
previous to his trip to Berlin. was the opinion of an observer who is . liaments. He would not believe the around in the undergrowth he found when shaping sandw)ches, canapes, Another trouble with this country
regarded as providential." Quite a not a member of his party that Mr. HOW ARE WE GOING TO HELP writer, who told him that whole books The skeletons Of six more. bears, all etc.
remarkable tribute, this, to a man Henderson commands the respect of of wild 'adventure might be written either impaled on cypress "knees" or is that too many people are studying
who from the time he left Board the man ,in the street to an extent � THE POOR? Try the scissors in your kitchen, timetables for Reno instead of read -
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the life records of some of these near them, their broken bones indi- and you will think of dozens more ing book.a. on "How to Be Happy, .
-School as a youngster until he was unequalled by any of his more 'brit- M. Pennell writes: "I wish your quiet -looking, quiet -spoken men who eating they had met death by striking ways in which you can use them.
the hardest kind of -manual toil. some in Though Married. Cincinnati Enquir-
3,0 years old earned his living by liant political contemporaries. The very clever and able pen would write carry on the business of the British the "knees" in e manner. gee_
son of Glasgow shopkeepers who regard in which he is held at home about something which set me think- Empire. � enol of the skeletons were recent, er.
is reflected in the regard in which in the other day. Some friends were Yes it is true. True to the resent others eight or ten years ,old.
were unable to give him anything he is held by foreign statesmen whom visiting me, and I spoke of a woman parliament and of all past parka- 'It was under a giant cypress tree, Wax Paper From Bread. '
but the rudiments of a school train- he has met in consultation. That is who lived not, so far away, whom I ments. 'Many of these men fought twelve feet through at'the base. For Save the wax paper in which your
ing he has become recognized as one Hon. G. H. Ferguson will soon be
one of the reasons why his presence knew—a widow, without •edulcatioh :in the great war. Young Oliver Bald. some time Rahe pondered over it. loaves of bread are wrapped. Use home again and there will likely be
Of the most forceful champions of in Paris is considered "providential." (,he Could not read or write ) who win, for instance, who ended up, af- At length with his glass, he saw it to rub, over the top. of your coal
-peace in the world. He has a grasp another dinner and another debatable
One of the distinguished honors had settled a few miles outside the ter the war, in a bolshovik prison, where well-worn range, gas Or electric range, garbage speech.—Kitchener Record.
on the Labor Party in Great Britain that has come to him was his city limits on half an ac here be had a very cold and hungry place will
that neither MacDonald nor Snow- . on the first lim, an immense burner. The range or burner I
unanimous choice as chairman of the land, who went out to work when time. one, high above ground. need no other cleaner, ,and will re- —
den can equal, for the party is. the disarmament conference, to be 'held she could get it —and she was usual- Mr. F. Shiilaker, member for Acton, 'Buzzing about one large hole on main clean and shining.
work of his hands. He stands forth in 1932. So it is quite on the cards ly pretty busy. Winter drI4 Summer was once a member of the French the underside of the limb and several We don't think it was the confusion
as the representative of trade . of tongues that stopped work on the
union- that he will discharge this func- —who had paid for her wee cottage, Foreign Legion, and can tell You smaller ones were swarms of bees,
ism, for he has not only been connect- tion at a time -when another POliti- had pulled u' twitch as and dug hair-raising : . Tower of Babel. Our theory is that
ed with the unions since his own days cal party is in power in Great p stories ,of battles with Then the secret of the grim if-rama, As a temporary arrangement for the boys quit when an efficiency ex -
as an iron moulder but he with Kier, Britain. Mr. Henderson has 'had two! 11 p sod (she was in her 60's) and savage tribes in the burning wastes of old Dismal became Clear. a double boiler, take three or more pert was put on the job.—New Y,6rk
Hardie and Will Crooks formed the !great passions in his life. One was Iliad one of the nicest -looking little of the Sahara. The huge limb was hollow and bees empty sewing -silk spools, place in Herald -Tribune.
. home, - the creation of a working class party I said: she -must -be lonely—no books St. Helens, began life as a .sailor be- storing honey there, probably by the heated on top of the spools. Pour I
vanguard of the Labot party's To ,places you could find in a day's march. Mr. James Sexton, who represents fox yeais had used it a-, their h pan, set pan or dish of food to be
presentation in Parliament. More in the United Kingdom., and ithis,
than any other living man be Ino Victrola, no radio—one can kee� fore the most. Once at San Fran- hundreds of pounds. In their eager- water in under pan or dish and heat — .
. is has been achieved. The other is bi-, busy in the day time, but in the even- Cisco in the old, � bad days, he was ness to get the honey bears would in the usual way. vacations, it takes
credited with the political organiza-devotion to the se of peace. This i,g ' . In the inatte
tion of that party. . , it is nice to turn to these as doped and found himself shanghaied climb out on the limb and grope for a little change to take a little change.
Moreover, he retains in it a pori- was given a personal tinge in the friends and get a glimpse of outside on an American ship under a "bucko" the honey while clinging to the limb, *,I"* * —Ft. Wayne News -Sentinel.
tion all his own. Kathleen Wood- case of Mr. Henderson when his things; and that I wished I could af- Yan kee skipper. The voyage took a difficult thing for a bear, even us- I
eldest son met his death in action ford a tiny Victors] or something of him across the Pacific, and off the ing both paws. When Icing a Cake. '
ward says in the New York Times on the Somme. It proceeds 'more the sort, that I was sure she would Chinese coast the ship was attacked
Magazine that he is the only man , In this precarious attitude on the, When icing a cake, dust the cake In the Cambridge University math -
slowly. But we have the idea that get a good deal of pleasure out of it. by junks manned by Chinese pirates, shiny part of the limb, worn smooth lightly with cornstarch. This will ornatical tripes one woman shares
in the party to whom Labor literally tremendous events are now taking "One of my friends remarked that who were only beaten off after a by other bears that had paid bundredg icing from running. lifts its hat, and whom, with a mix- - preventthe distinction, with 28 men, of be -
genuine of genuine respect, and ff shape, and that the threatened '()I- there must be many people, not rich, bloody and violent -battle. of visits to the place, the honey-hun- .
a ec- lapse of Germany will be avoided but with a tidy little income out of There is perhaps no member Who gry animal would thrust One' coining a wrangler. Almost any
tion, it addresses as "Sir." There paw in- I ". street .
and will prove in the eTTd the great- which they would not miss the oc- has had wilder adventures than Mr. to the large hole to get the coveted eet with backyard fences, can Pro -
is a good deal about Mr. Henderson eat ble-ming to the world since the casional $50; who would get a kick Winston Churchill, who nowadays in- sweets. Then, rattled by the stings REMOVE OIL MARKS duce a better proportion than that.
.which the average man on first ac- war ended. Mr. Henderson may yet out of personally helping, not a dol es in the quiet amusement of of the infuriated insects buzzing a- , •--4Brampton Exposition,
quaintance would dislike. Mr. Hen. -have cause to look back upon it and down-and-out who needed a meal, building brick walls with his own bout his eyes and muzzle, an occas- So many little things are sent to
derson neither smokes, nor drinks, nor
I recognize it as a great landmark on but someone who. while not actually hands. try us in this world of ours-,- so
- in want, would appTeciate once in a As correspondent of the Morning len,
does he use strong langplage save, in the road which he treads so resolute ional -bear had lost his hold and fol -
Biblical sense. As a matter of ly. don't be cross when finishing new un- Have you noticed that with the gen-
fact, he has been a Wesleyan lav while the little extras of life. He Post in the South African war, he When alarmed a bear will often dies to find an occasional ,spot of m -a- eral decline in the cost of living,noth-
preacher and but, for political res n- .e. wondered if, after all, one did not was captured by the, Boers, and im- throw himself or leap from a lofty chino oil upon them. If noticed at in has ,been done yet in the way of
sibilities would probably be exhort- get more personal satisfaction., and prisoned in a I'laager," from which height and go scampering away into the time, cover the spot with a little deflating taxes?—New Albany Tri-
ing to -day. He was converted at the OLD PEOPLE CAN LEARN AS 'did more good, by helping such be managed to escape. He stowed the forest. The skeletons of the Powdered chalk or whiting and press bune. .
age of 16 and remains a deeply reli- people, than by sending a , cheque to himself away in an open trick of a bears impaled on the "knee's" be- with a hot iron, Spots which have
pious man in the Orthodox sense, EASILY AS CHILDREN church or other organizations. He luggage train under a tarpaulin, and, Tieath the cypress -tree' told their sil_ escaped notice for a day or two should
immedic,tely qualified this by stating after all sorts of hardships, at last ent story. be dabbed with a clean cloth just
believing -in original sin and redemp- Recently the press carried a story that such institutions must be kept reached safety, very nearly dead with , me Nome, Alaska, which seems to be
ilm He has a brusk manner. is moistened with benzine or benzol, fol -
and obvious reasons, hunger. .0 lowing up with warm soap solution. and transpacific Byers, owes its name
about a former Canadian member of up for many on the route of all 'round -the -world
stolid and immovable and appears, parliament, 71 years of age, who i Dirty machine oils often leave an ir- to a draftsman's error; When this
Is but was just musing audibly about Another little adventure of his was 1, WORK
in fact, half-educated man Without taking a summer course in French at GHTEN ON IRONING on stain behind, which requires fur- .
tact or the ability to work harmon- Queen's University. something which the conversation being held -by the heels over the , ' region was first explored a, nameless
iously with others had brought up. I have settled this parapet of the famous Blarney Castle I DAY they treatment with salt and lemon cape shown on a manuscript mape
As a matter of - Nearly every one believes that the matter to my own mi,tisfaction. My so that he might kiss the Blarney Do net fold your sheets always in juice, I bore' the penciled notation "? Name."
of his outstanding qualities. He can This is an old and well known The draftsman who interpreted mem-
fact these are iwo, older one gets the harder it is for decision may not be wise, but it is Stone. MX. Churchill has also learned 'the middle. Vary the fold slightly method, but it is rearely applied in the
the oranda for the British admiralty
on, to, learn- that the best time for mine, and I• would hesitate to tell a to Pilot an aeroplane. C each ironing and you will find that correct way. You should cover chart of the region took this notation
work harmoniously 'with other peo- learning is when one is young. The good many people who are not -rich Speaking of Mr. Churchill's African the life of the linens will be in- spot with dry salt and jus
rotor, and has extraordinary negotiat- theory back of this is that the mind but comfortably well off, making the adventures calls to mind the expert- creased. I t moisten it to mean "C. Nome" and thus Cape
ing abilities, which means that he receives impressions more easily in remark that they would gladly help encs near Ladysmith of the late Sir with the lemon juice, leave for about Nome. -_-New York ;Sun.
can -see the point of view of other childhood, It is also believed that the individual case if it was deserv- Joseph Walton, formerly member of ! an hour and then rinse out in warm
To aid in ironing the pleats in water. If necessary, lightly rub the .
people even while he is tenacious of these impressions are then more firm- ing (1) and they knew about it, parliament for Barnsley. die had left lWash dresses, make vertical stitches stain with the tip of the finger.
his own. It is not for nothing that ly fixed.
in the Labor party he is -never Te- that 'it would appear time to tell his horse to walk up the 'hill to an with needle and thread., through the I
=a) prove mery difficult... to rerqove, par- ant, crossed a street when .the traffic
The Only flaw in this theory is that, them that they are all around them old camp, when he was tackled by. a machine stitching of the he ' ron stains On, silk flahries may Three Men, each loading an eleph.
big cock ostrich. It was the bTeedin the pleats are to be folded. � These titularly where 'the Colors are deli- signal said stop, but Sergeant Timo-
forred to except as "Uncle Arthur" like many other things long and wide- if they would keep their eyes open." 19 where
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And that this nickname followed ly believed, it is not quite true. Ac- We never have seen any more season, and the -bird was savage. SIr are not Conspicuous, and with them Cate, as the iron is liable to combine thy Ryan said e C arrest
hinof to Geneva where it was adopted cording to careful studies made by sense in the phrase deserving 'poor Joseph bolted for a laager of rough 1 h could not a est
by the foreign diplomats with whom Psye%ologists, the ability to learn con- than we could see in the phrase stones, and got on the wain. gh as a guide, it is easy to &"id- IM' with the dye. Powdered alum and a them because the traffic code says
at evenness of line in laying the' Pleats solution 9f tartaric acid may be tried notbing about elephants crashing -red
he was working. To he the only man tinues at about the same 'ratle- deserving starving, or deserving Can- The -bird followed, striking up when ironing. . I if salt and lemon 'juice fail. It lights.—Detroit News.
in the party which Labor instinctive- throughout life. As a matter of fact, ceTous, The necessities of a man are him iciously with its huge claws, the
17 calls' 1IRSir" and a%o "Uncle Ar- the adult probably has an, advantage' his credentials. Doctors do not blowofwhich is worse than a kick should be applied in just the same I
that" suggests that Mr. Henderson is over the child because he has a great- wonder whether a patient is doserv- of a horse. W%en ironing day arrives, put On Way. . . __-L_4-__ �
Pottun4tely, it was un- the end of your ironing board a tiny
�ar, from being the commonplace in -an er amount of general knowledge and in before they give him aid. We able to reach hinL � I pad, a -pencil and a box of small I 'Mahatma Gandbi has been advised
he appears. He is burly, broad -chest- experience to aid him in his learning, are inclined to think that the people . Sir Joseph hurled stones at the bird, safety pins. As you find, an ardcI6 Whipped Cream Dessert. , not to visit the United 'States, his cor-
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. , rugged. looking. His face i grim In spite of the Prevalence Of this who try to divide the poor into these but only ma it in I
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and he appears to. have no sense of de ore frantic. At that needs mending, lay it mkide, ' respondent warning him that Ameri-
mistaken belief, some grounrl is being classes beffieve that the only poor last he managed to lure it Tound to marking with a safety pin, the place making a whipped Cream, dessert cans "can bsTdly 'seal arkvthing in
rumor. It he -has it is overlain by a gained. 'Each year advantage is be- who are deserving are the humble, the far side of the Isager. Then, Then note for the family, 'I take out a
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ignitY W-01 h almost amounts to 01 obsequious poor, who will touch bending double, he bolted across the iin the pad just what is required for SiYOOnfuli Of the cr&am, and put it The ,danger would be that Gandhi's,
P6W people of the extension courses given their forelodkis respectfully and over- enclosure and raddid, for his horse, the repair wzork-41s, small pearl but- into tittle rathokins. . To I add a patriotic choice of costume might b4,
. pdugness at times. ,gut ,be, is ut- by the univeraitiea, and an increasing wholm their 'benefactors with expres_ . . He re it
f -older -persons are enrolling cions of'gratitude. The self -re pect- loped just in time, and gal- ton,,, "large 'black snap,11 and so few Spoonfuls of dissolved prepired interpreted ,as an attempt to got a-
ibrlyr stiftle acid straightforward. 'number o ra ached
, Vften,'ho says 4 thing he meaza it , .0 0 away, vainly pursued by the forth. Then you. ,will not have to gelatin'and outs, mar6bpriallows, pre- long ,on a model budget of $6,P a
in the regular courses.
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':1i'f` Y"o6 doubts that he means it. these b I d 4ndk the dloth" a second tints nor 'es Or 9POh96 && dtu]n1h9�vAat- W k—New York Sun.
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