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I , . . � . bold man who would venture to meas. the race is inore or less dependent that to adopt it would be to take i sauce, and 2 well beaten eggs. Bake this method the writer travelled near-
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I .... I .. , I . . have contributed notably to the spir- failed to confirm these statements. six years ago, and in that period the table rice a hard -cooked egg over York included in this modest account.
itual thought and the spiritual life of The eugenic triumph of the unit- people who reckoned their wealth in
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" �,� . I India. Christianity, perhaps, in' the ing of a bearvyweight champion prize- silver have had, their fortunes re- Tomato Savoury.
.,,'� I. TOR(ONT10 I have eigarettes to off er the man who
�..'., e I past in India, suffered froi-w the fact fighter and a millionaire's daughter duced by two-thirds, in so far as their '
F, For this appetizing dish allow a I)icks You up. , It is also all rignt tq
'I.: , 4-, I I that it came not as the religion of is still al)pai�ectly awaiting the say- relations with people in other coun- offer to pay for his lunch, though the
If", the humble Fisherman of Galilee, but so to Mr. Walter Winchell for con- tries are concerned. The situation is quart of fresh or stewed tomato,
.. � highly seasoned with salt, pepper and chances are that he will insist upon
�.., . .. as .that of the Conqueror -of - India. :Rrmati-on. The most boring fistic ex- worse in this respect than it was in .
'. I India has very great respect and're- hibition I have ever been dragged to 'the "rly TV& T ' sugar. Put a layer of crumbs in a i ng for yours or at least will pay ,
� �� Starts Fridany, Au'ust 28r1h wenty-five years buttered glass baking dish, then , a
, , " _ gard and affection for -Christ for the had as one of -its, exhibitors a bald- earlier the real value of the amovnic for his own. The most essential part
." 9 religion, not of the crown, but of the headed, fat, slow motion picture of silver good layer of tomato, then a sprink- of a bitch -hiker's eqvipment, apart;
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� .."', . Cross, not of high platps of fine lin- known as Young Bob Fitzsimmons, Naturally, nobody then talk, anA' coarsely
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..."'.... � ., I I EARL JELLICO, � h interested in that once happy union between Jack In 1896 things had Plte�ed so that ials are used allowing a -bout a cupful Nobody will pick up anybody who
I I... ".2 . doctrinal points. My religion' is this Dempsey and Estelle Taylor, two %ilver was mu,�,h mor -a valuable as a of nuts. Crumbs should form the top looks like a trkmp. Either he fears
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e., . That is a delfinite with which neither still incomplete, I have at the present sixteenth and orm-thirtietb. t was til brow host of undesirable insect% Nor is
I , . . I . I the Hindu nor the Christian would time no evidence that any cabinet discovered that by what was called Prune Salad. , it wise to carry a pack, for this ere-
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I'm . always fl -bats *as an ideal in the im- or a halfback with a stenographen were prevented from taking all the mayonnaise or your favorite boiled
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,"'. change of Hindu thought and in the they send back to the same u-niversi- about $1.25 an ounce. of cold water for several minutes, than going ,a few blocks. Motorists
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"I"., RLD cial work. and as far as I am cone`erned may It was then fh-at the agitation was water; cool to the tepid stage and seems to be lugging a heavy suit case
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,t'. . WOMEN'S CwHOAM'P,ON,H,P ing objects of Christian missions. I football players automatically b,e- hone of the campaign was provided mixture. Turn this over 12 e is a stranded commercial traveller.
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�'��, MIA, RATHON SWIM ' - of unselfish work, and the leading was a baseball player, which I will r,ilver was produced. There could be trio refrigera of a suit case. In bandit country,
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� .... �1111111 ....;;;:.. , I n in bringing the ideals of the British rule look good . . . . Went through, It was not so clear hour without touching. At the end
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� $,. �- von became an obsession among mil- firm, and'about three-fourths of an them and the volume communicates
-'a .. 00ening Day 1 citizens of a common Empire, of, high juniper makes a fetching orna .. a suggestion of studiousneis"and am-
- which we are immensely proud. When ment for a girl, and goes well with a "Ons of farmers, miscellaneous debt- inch in thickness. Cut it into Square'S
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.: the finishing Sprint— India interests must take ,a back seat low with a sense of humor, who isn't fis it is argued to�day. That it would serve. This r cipe will make six should on the contrary be dressed fir
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1A, . most dramatic thriHer in on this occasion. - I hope, you gentle- in training, who hasn't spent all of mean a general scaling down of debts good seryi using two squares for
W was everywbeie recognized, and this eac In ivil al salad. have some sort of letter or document
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1.1 ,. . right before the eyes of tise such doct�ines." cles, or doing setting, up exercises, person vi�bo had debts. This was not \ -
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'�,, . Anne Priller . � and, since his body does not belong famous Chicago Convention of the If any of our friends have an am'- even, lucky hitch -bikers may have a
,. Benoit, prize ., ARE THEY? Democratic p, few miles to walk every now and then.
� ill, I . I I.: to Alma MateT he has no conscience arty rather as a news- bition to be successful hitch�hikers
1. txnntr in,reveral Mr. Hlardyman advises against blank-
��. -11.i The dullest evening I to bother him. While the big num- paper correspondent than as a dele- and desire to study the technique
M� . 1women's Mara- over sPe!it -skulls with the limousine bodies are gate. though he happened to be both, of the thing they are recommended ets. They are heavy, and if it rains,
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1� 16go"onF-d-y. tain, until the night I dined with a audience aiid brought him the unex- Hugh Hardyman in the NeW Repub--
I .1 . Ill -- ---.-- bected nomination. He coined the lie, or better ' still, perhaps, to save, 'nere wood for a fire is easily col -
I : " I ,11R.;1::.",.!, a golf professional who talked to' me 0 - I R 4cross of time, read the condensation which
I ,Rgf`.,�,� 'i� menivrable phrase of a lotted. A�tdl it is about as cheap to
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.1 `:! ': .. grown of tboTns. which may be put to illegal use for. luggage a bitch -hiker is carrying, the
, frorld champion . ��'. high until I met successively a ball The Republican party, which op- in many States there is a law which easier he will find it to get free fides.
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.V . 'V. i.��.� player, a hockey player and a prize. * Be sure ,to have an extra supply of
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:11 Q- 11 Ahoner who will 't. fighter. The ball player took the 1 ��7��
11, NI I � andeavoar to rdain NA ..:� hard plight of the farmer, but denied toTists.. Indeed, we have an uneasy matches in a water -tight box, stowed
Ole , prize for sheer stupidity, the prize- that it had, been brought about by feelinj tha . away in the suit case, for nothing is
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1 � �, - I :� could knock him out, and the hockey ver or could -be changed by a matches on a cool night, when thgre,
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,� � player, a keen looking dem-11 with an 1=�, thing else th is fuel available. Nobody, save utter
5.:�, i . appealing profile, became vory drowsy '. ��, ai might happen to, jt. its violation. ,However, he remarks
" � First Cosicert, Friday, 2.30 p.m., St. JEJdals ,.- and obvious hobos need now ride blind
(.'�:, 1. � ::� ; at balf-past nine and had to he sent . The argument then, as the arga- that despite all provisions to the
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I'll, V- , medaffist. . ,� '11� home. I am afraid that athletic gen- ment.now, was that the basic trouble contrary, the hitch -biker continues in e comfort in the motor cars
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L,1 . I 1, tlemen bore me. - ��Y�.people if they will give heed
I �One of the bigh spots in ray rather to the Toregoing rather immoral in-
�',,.`�' Attractions aad exUbits more appeafing than � , . - been too fertile, the farmer to in- thousAnds of miles at little cost and ol O'
,. �§.." The Univet ustrious and enterprising. We do 'no doUbt adding furrows to tho al-
P& turbulent career was the evening at Sity was established in structions.
,,� 7 )a Any Inevious yar. .... a country Zlub in Cleveland when I 1878 -Reorganized in 1908. lot -pretend to say which was right, ready corrugated, brows- of railway
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�041 � ... .. was shatchod 'violently to the exiorm. -AM, Medicine and siderable, i1aajority decided that the can trgjvel three hundred miles -A day
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BUREAV. Lis*t of appfov d 4 v4dy so N"P6 /W Weight prizefigliter who snarlgd:- 0
I "Gawd, I get a bang out of you, Enrolment is limited. since then, has there been any im- fifty miles a day in tha Fast if be
.1, 1- .... . . fl'Y'Ard h-ofties avallable to out-of-terw"n Oill 49ainit the Ald Only students portant, American opinion in favor,of stays on
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I � �P.` ., b dm,m*.t,d in 4, �Z having the hightist qualificat. � I the main highv, and
� ":: � ions and abandoning the gold standard. -
I , ; , iving evidence of To, avoids walking tbrough the suburbs
. �.1111 � I - , . I , e - photto Waverlay 4455. 1 tuv,gxhibidon Marwbw out of you baby. Baby, you give me , 9 suitabilify will be day some of the chief sufferers from of large citids. I I
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W . or "awfism most immediately that the" were Courses are from three to Seven years. spinners, both Of Whom find their is not Wearied by continuous driving.
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