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bhe very U&erob coarlftion of ex- anarrmllg, dfod!dvaly.' that bop Ihiwe,v as s (urbon (Fond hasa.'ruorb mrsi'y fads and i'rxberel* of what Poz}d calla
tdhange on sales in glue British mar- shad dost ,T?Wra °*ban he could afford, been the largest Importer of "genius- ,the "noddy ndnowity." The •people $e . `
'Ite+.'" ' Ngedlelss to say, he never placed the on-,bhrhoof but 'he (has �seil'ling ,�� '� reach are .thlos�el who think �'
-� bet. On the raxe occasions when the and +oreaffing" home edlelbri . s'in'ce they think or think they should th;�k,
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selected (horse happened to win, he
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Vgrco Rhubhrb for Winter
being ade(qu Wry 'pr0ibedbed as ,o
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?P0, ', vO fresh rhsuib*ib 4or the
,houlpy elqual to the best, and supler
11
vvtex h1Ib1e all one hast to db as to
to 'mloett brands, will the placed
1, im ,
�, qn sof a cr'awar frUln} the
the Irnaa'k'et uru IbOfbbled Oantaine•
1
'bhe late fall (or diig iit up
;Some 'hem, thousEmd retail stores
4�
as
wurnn the winttem ), let it freeze
, be contacted w+eediy (tor Onta
'i,�ta,,
�'Qd4••xllly', Mien,. Ault it in tihe cioUar
Ihloney6' ''hhmwglh a new dista,i'bwt,
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wl we the temperature is front 50 to
aaTwilgemrlenb efitelcted by the O
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`r
Qfk �e'gre s Fahrenheit. No earth is
I Airketing Bow,&"
iCqijl
Wi*d, the rlhubaa+b crowns or sec-
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ttnlo6 tlluemoellves containing enough
ing thi's instr�uctiom and amusement
of the vwoartlhter sorb, but it is the
fy .
0?6red energy to produce the edible
'best
Ottawa Fair Winners.
,i
stalks; sand for blue talar they
a year or more in thus manner.
!f
sbroul'd be 'kept in almost total dark-
The ''Icaunhy Lirve Shock PIud
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ing 'Clhampiomuship of Eastern On "
iY •
It had its 611 years ago when
was won by Granville 'County team
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the Ottawa Winter Fair, Ele
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Better Marketing Methods Increase
teams competed for the Peter Wh'
sprightly grand du'k'es and' grand
Sale of Turnips
Trop'h'y, which is emrblepva.tic of
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Il -
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chairrlpdonsMp: The runners-up
sm.'wggled Brigham Younlg`s, n'intljr
wilfe Out of the very citadel of Mor-
!Charles 1]. Brought6in, member of
from. Lennox and, Addington Co
dine De-tmsent -staff, points to the.
and the °•others followed in this
'�
operations of the Blaokwa•ter T ur•nip
d� : Dummdas, Pefierboro, Prince
6r
G,rawtersi` +Alssoeiartion, as a striping
ward, Lanark, (Renfrew, Fronten
monisan and trouped •her, across the
exanvie of the poste- bdiities for pro-
Laedsi. HwAi,gls and Norbhum(b
i°
duc'ers incr•easfing 'tlhe-ir markets, even
yalmd. ^•'
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do 'tin of d'epr'esz4ed trade ,
The Intereounty Seed Judging ti
(�
� ate"'
Thms ca-apematil,fe organization has
N�,t to, the 'Pre�coltt and Itulss
r
'direct control of some 500 acres of
C•aun'ty.team. Thirteen teianrs cc
pity off far a with his honk and
turnips, and the choicest of these am
voted in .tthis event for the. Gena
'
being washed, branded and 'waxed.
.
N*"ttleton Challenge Trophy, .
the 'Ff'esa ut impresario and a show=
As a result of this operation, an
Lennox ,and Addington bearm was
excellent local nia'r•ket has been dem
_un runnew-up with the others
man second in ability only to Fhinieast
veloped and export por4bilit.ies for,
lowing in this ordea.•: Grenivlille,
at
'en
the future look mus.¢ enk�oiuraging.
ark, Leeds, Renfrew, Dundtas, Pe
T. Barnrimm Fromru 1'871 to 18T3 r•
beautiful Ann Eliza Young was' the
The assiociatuon has erected a
born, Carleton, Printce Edward, F
i.te
plant on a co-operative ba_.is and
:tenac Hastings and Norbhwnvberla
sensation of the country. FaseimaL
((!kris plant includes facilities for star-
primitive A•ralb is nota iprosfitalhle cc -
,he
he
ang, washing and gradana• thereby
�T
led audiemce,;7 packed farmhouses.and
placing this group of growers: in a
position to market a uniform pro-
Treaties Stimulate Market.
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The following excerpt from a s
town auditoriums to !hear ,her• story
Other, - Holiday
m'ent just issued ,by the Dornii
or-
Bottled Ontario Honey for British
Live Stock Branch, is of special
k
Consumers.
tewest at the present time: `
;d-
ihibiit. 5. One exihibdrt (to each farm-
'er. 61. Products must be raised' or.
Passing Of th'e Bill. covering the U
dance Of the.
e' American appetite for
"Bottling arrangements are rapid-
ed Kingdom -Canada, 'agreement
ae,
e'1 _
ly !being completed and it is expected!
the outcome of dere Imperial EIC4
truI,,ei�,� confessions,.
ILLlie sen then, Ibecaane an .
,bottled and labelled' honey
omit Conference, had a stimulat
will be on the market for retail dis-
'effect on the 'market for vari
presario by'inheritance. At twenty,
rtrilbutdon in England, in a large way,
classes of meats in Great Britain.
tle
about 'the' first of Januar•," 'recently
well, the raising of the special d
the Pond Bureau sent him into the
stated P. W. Hodgetts, S'ecre'tary On-
an Freie Spate cattle from 20
ell
m-
toric Haney Ftiport Association.
cent: up to 40 pew cent., and. the 1
w'hirt of providing mmeiw's persanrali-
ties fro•' ,public oansumnlptiori. wIe
"Various 'battle de�;igns have been
of the 10, per cent. preference by
•ge
a-euepted for the d':ffei'ent sized -'con-
Irish Fiiee State, have been bull
brought over Mrs. Pankhurst at the
tt iiners, while• a staikinsg series of
factors in the• cattle miarlee't.
';
label '•dos!iug,ns -helve been submitted
week at Birkenhead steers and h
height of :the suffrage �
g ge excitemrent he
s'hawlder,eil
land a' final sl. lection'lis no, w being
ers were 'quickly cleared at ad,van
made'. It will tarke' a few- weeks yet
averaging 'a,ppro_ximately. £3 per h
.Bente of the resiponsibil-
i' four the earl lr'ttle-'theater move-
�' Y ' •
to obtain delivery of bottles but irn-
or, at the ctrrrerut rate of excha
mediately the first conisdgrvrnent carries
311.31 per head above last w'ce
ment by importing 'Lady Gregory and,
i o hiand, packing and distribuition
'sales_ There were no Canadian '
will comr•nienc e.
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t.le an t• market, lu,, a ket, owing to the n
other memnlbers of the Abbey roe
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'Ernest
"Ontario beekeepers' interests are
row margin existing as a result
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Christmas Market Di
a k t splay Comped-
selected (horse happened to win, he
11911101. He is the! ]mute ibeh'irnd Ithe
,Bureau-, the (boss impresario
'The 'irmpdesario 'must pa t1�le on
'
would return thee' money, explaining
Pond of
,what the noisy minority is preoecu-
tion For Farmers.
sadly that at the last minute he had
the lecture racket. '
pied with in a given season. First,
The Department is, 'raking a grant
found i't i'rrNpossilble to go to bhe races
" IDha IPiand 'Bureau is not the larg-
Irish poets were in demand every-
PILLS
an
to a9ll,regulor yeek'ly Frodlucerrsl-Con-
after all. Without ever making a
est organization engaged in 'pur've'y-
whem 'and then Engl'its'h novelists'.
(
.
rs:
s:umreru' Tide egts t prat( of a pro-
bet and never --<at lea's( technically
-•stealing a so% Jones lived' well for
ing thi's instr�uctiom and amusement
of the vwoartlhter sorb, but it is the
N, theme was the onrush of le'etur-
ers of the 'AWlh, Wte-Behaive- e"
y
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rvo
vdncial wade effort to ixucmea,se the de-
mland for home igr+own ipmodyuctsi, fPr-ize.
a year or more in thus manner.
oldest and certainly The best known.
'ori'gin
sehoo followed"
d by a burn to expect-
_ a
.
ron
rnl will ibe a+waaded for best d5s-
Numerically, the women racketeers
It had its 611 years ago when
errs ito economists, to aviators, to
. .
pilaart >C�1ha'is'txnas zrtlar'luelt or market
e'x'ceed the mien, probably by two or
an enterprising Young newapapen,man
sprightly grand du'k'es and' grand
, P
firsib Pmeoedlinlg' 'Cluras'tmasl, Eixhilbit�s'
three to one. -...Several hundred Jane
Roes live in attics in that famous
sm.'wggled Brigham Younlg`s, n'intljr
wilfe Out of the very citadel of Mor-
d�asses. �•
II
�'� 87 p
will be judged as follows: 1. Qua1-
ITo-'day tPomvd ma:y isi�t in his •'office
THE ; r
'paints; a. and
Quarter where most of tih'e studying,
monisan and trouped •her, across the
thelned
rAigncture
. at
mare(Effective
,tractive display 30 pint . fern► Para-
duets
ducts o 30 points. The re
painting, writing and ,d'rinking is
,die.
"e;arly
aouart.--y �n a rousirug crusade against
'Polygamy.'- The nawspa,penmian was
the rand adio ha hat-
the bead
nness but to.,morro'w he will be hap-
(�
� ate"'
��' eJ/
e as anyula-
ficins, areas follow: 1. Open t0 any
Not too in the morning, ,there
Major J'am'es Burton' Pond, father of
pity off far a with his honk and
Ibiomla. 'funis farmer ar gardener. No
is a li t rustle at Miss Roe's door.
�'
the 'Ff'esa ut impresario and a show=
'his
"his 'bait and 'his c'el'dbr•'itylanding net,
entry fie. 2. Displays infest be
The lady wa'k'es retrievin then
,' g
man second in ability only to Fhinieast
For 4dele(brirtiels arse like tadlpolea-
at
'en
ready for Judging not later than 9
'paper�, she 'hurries back to 'bed and
turns to 'an i'nsid'e Ile de
T. Barnrimm Fromru 1'871 to 18T3 r•
beautiful Ann Eliza Young was' the
there are new ones eve my day,
i.te
a.m. 3. Only Ontario products to be
page -the
France is due at Le. Havre. Blinking,
sensation of the country. FaseimaL
0
primitive A•ralb is nota iprosfitalhle cc -
,he
he
exlhiibiilberl, (frulit, ve.ge,ialbles, honey,
eAhimaplli d, (f u , ve tables, eggs,
she cons the passenger list. Aaron-
led audiemce,;7 packed farmhouses.and
-
cu'pation, (rut in return it does not
'Therefore
meal( soon' poultry). 4. Any or all
son, Andierson; Apfel, Arthur,, Bas-
town auditoriums to !hear ,her• story
Other, - Holiday
require any effort. it is ,
or-
farm pradhuohs may oomsrbitrtute an ex-
'amnio, Beatty, Brown--
"`W4rat! Not Mrs. John of
of tete' sex life of the U'ta'h e'lde'rs,
and Pond's 'bankroll galve, ample e'vi-
Entertaining.
admirably suited to the temperament.
.of the ,people who are ,hostile to ef-
;d-
ihibiit. 5. One exihibdrt (to each farm-
'er. 61. Products must be raised' or.
,Brown,
Kan Caty-,park Browins- d'oug'h-
dance Of the.
e' American appetite for
One of the nice things about
fort and innovations alike, and who
ae,
e'1 _
grown by fhalmrer exhtibiting. 7. EX-
(heavy! Now who do I know in Kan-
truI,,ei�,� confessions,.
ILLlie sen then, Ibecaane an .
Christmas is that though it c'om'es
know no other pre -occupation than
,the ?atisfalabi'an of thew' primitive
1hibit Ari, be arranged or dressed by
ntemlbers of faun( of farmer ex-
j$ea's , ... wheat . . . grain.
That s it'! 'W(ho was that fat grain
presario by'inheritance. At twenty,
but once a. year 'i,t (brings! with it en -
ough excitement and 'good ,c'l e'er to
imhnedii'ate n,00ds.
tle
y
hibiting., The 'prrdze"' m�onley will be
'ten ,Must halve the name serine-
the Pond Bureau sent him into the
lash for several weeks. ' From the
,Of course,)a ran cotton is still'
��
ell
m-
divided as follows: 1st„ x,10; 2nd,
'wherei-aswre to be friends of the
„
w'hirt of providing mmeiw's persanrali-
ties fro•' ,public oansumnlptiori. wIe
moment the first holly wreath's ap-
considered the !,t'e'st on the market.
Thera have been when this in-•
•ge
$5; 3rd, $3; 4th, $2; ten prizes of $1
Browne, too,
That afternoon,' just as the' Ile de
brought over Mrs. Pankhurst at the
per on front doors -till the last droop,-
inig 'Christmas
years
,dustry has brought the coup some
a-
each Erach exhibitor asi urged to be
ready 'for judging before 9 aam. and'
France is nearirug port, Mrs. John+
height of :the suffrage �
g ge excitemrent he
s'hawlder,eil
:trees' are reluctantly
stripped of their tinsel and resigned
huardmeds and thirty 'niillion pounds
gesibed any aitncyl,e ,be solid, i h sug-
Brown, of Kansas 'Ci to her eat
re
•surprise delight, reaeuves a radio-
.Bente of the resiponsibil-
i' four the earl lr'ttle-'theater move-
�' Y ' •
i can, the spirit Itis will
is the ash
is •blies 'keymlate'
sterling, For some (gine also the
Egyptian. sugar Ind t has knomnr
�
gesbed that it be tagged, with per
Chasees -name an an -c
cl amiged to hold'
,and
'g'a'm'.
ment by importing 'Lady Gregory and,
ot, of the 'hour. It is this
.
spirit that finds Vlerut tau Christmas
great prosperity, butit came +. o an
'the
until judlgtsrg ass comnlpletedt Each
IStra nge coincidence explain- later
other memnlbers of the Abbey roe
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'Ernest
giving and holiday entertaining.
end with world crisis. In certain
lilaoall comites( "will be ends' direction
'stop man menial friends, stns hoe
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Elbert IHuIlibard, Thoin*o'n
ough your may not go 5n for par-
parts of Egypt they 'grow vegetables
nd,
of the ,diiistrict agricul•turail repres-
you re staying at Hotel Gros iPrrix
Seton; ammo Helene &e11er were Amieri-
cans he :promabed who became 'great,
ties in a bag way, you can hardly
oft an industrial scale and lar quan-
titles of tomatoes and onions are ex-
entabive. •
strap if not lease call me there im-
P
mediately (upon 'arriving stop will be
Papular ftavoribt s', Then came the war
avoid (wilthoult !being. a (Scrooge) an-
Oertaina'ng at least orrice during the
ported, to Europe.
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waiting to bear from you. Jane Roe.
and -Private Peat, Ian Hay, and the
Yuletide (season in addition to the
All ,this, happens in the
(Miss Roe' has arranged for tete Gros
remarkably Imaginative Arthur Guy
b. day's feast
a Nile,
Egypt Of the Nile, which is but a
Current Crop Report.
Prix to pay ,her ten per cent. of the
Pe
Dinpay, Thousands gathered to 'bear
These other !holiday meals after
small part of the country, twice as
ln_
'Dufferin- County reports than -•• 20
bill of and when IMane� Brown puts up-
there, and this alone will be a
(beam stories of the tmeniches.
After the! war•, Pond ex, anded -his
P
unlimited chances for i
ingenuity, bee-
lar France. The real E +t
ge as Fran , ,*pC is
that of aria sand's and scarce well's;
pure (bred rams have been purchased
Iby
pleas-
ing sum, but one of the least import-
Bureau to im ress'ive i ortance and
P TTmP
cause. unlike Christmas dilin'er which
everyone knows will include the 'pro-
of miserable fellaheen and toiling
�
farmers there through the bonus
a in her anticipated "calm nt
Tut P ied
(began his :search for the- novel and
veribial turkey and dressing; 'craau-
donkeys and zebus. A couml+tr y'where
as
encouragement offered by the Live
IlbIrs, Brown, has been instructed by
Itlhe interesting. He Ibroulglht over
,be'rr'ies, steatmlin um or
g pl
the torrid' heat burns every -thing and
Slboc`k Branches:. Cormime'rcial price
.her husband to oto the Hotel ,Metz;
g ,
English writers .by the d!ozem: Hu. h
g''
pudding
, mince pie," tlhe,y can (bre full new
'which 'knlows neither tractors ,nor
g
of 'potatoes•'•in Dusfferin remains a-
'but what. every American woman
Wal ole Francis ,Brett Yaun fit,
P g,
of
idea's and usurprises•
artificial manure; !where hens which
round 50 cents, with frequanit inquiry
wants, perhaps more than anything
P g
John Irvinie; ,he capihal'izedl on the
if a iSaundlay night supper is
nobody feeds Flay eggs teat• larfger
A,
for Chem, Ialban Oaun,ty reports
else the ,moment she sets feat on
new interest in set
P ry and managed
your
dhoi!ee, you will enjoy serving
J' y °""°f
than r t
pigeon eggs. All this is Egypt
need growers doing work an exhibits
French soil, is a woman frie'n'd in
Edgar Lee Masters, Edna St. Vincent
g
the simple menus suggested' here. In
'°ma'nnus the mud of the Nile. A. real
Pee
for Ree and that a small clipper
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Faris. '�o Mrs. Brown moves to the.
i,
llillay, Vach'e1 Li'ndsa'y; and he lifted
,the evening a thoughtful hostess
paradise for the '(auris,(, stud yet 'g-
oss
the
mkU installed in the, local a'gricul'tural
office last year' ha's Ibe,z a used exiten-
Gros Prix.
out of their anonymity, somewhat to
their own surprise', all sorts
serves coffee from which the caffeine
nored by the latter. A. country of
fantastic (calors as primitive and
is'n
'vel to su
�' y.• pplent•enit i"ne work of
Jane does' not need to (brim•, u the
p
most imtportant Dint in- her �rograml
p' p
of Bci-
e'ntists, economists, critics and join•n=
1•
oven' r artier reef to' em-
bas been -any
'15'arras,s 'any of her guests or cause
,and
,picturesque as one could wish. This
'coinmrlewedal seed-mrills on, show sam-.
-ithe question Of clothes. This a-
alishs. ,In his experience, Pond bas
them ddscaintfort later by 'loss of
Egypt is in rearliby a living museum,
f_
Ales when an exhibitor got down to
Peel Caunity
rises of itself, as it se'em's always to
came to knew practi'ca'lly all there is
.s1lelerp. Fortunately ea erone4r e ctof-
w'hieh takes us back `through eewhen
ces
smnall quian,tities. alfal-
iso when two women converse: _in Par-
,to know about the ,eccentricities of
flee 'cam now be purchased in almxrosv
les and imsi'Ilen•niums to the time when
sad
fa s ed received mare falvioraiale pub-
is. ,,,,4,
.ernius,
a
grocery
all roger store
all truer where like the EM trans and
Baity tivlren Roberti J. Shaw, 20 year
farmer, first "Rerserie
So 'Mrs. Brown is conductrd-to the
When Dun:sany came to America
,
Apple Ring Salad
when the onlyindust
industry was that of
old wear and
... 1'i3ni 10 I slue 7..' �
rah with his sa � le of O ='
p - p , p
ornately decarateci 'Matson O,uelgtie-
chose, and by the
the Arst•'timel, som.leone had warned
`him of cold vreat7ler in (lie States,.
Hlo Bran
t B Scutt
z s i5 2
a ted Nuts
� � is
the shepherd.
The world crisis, in truth, the most
aT'-
' .o-
(sotto Varr.e osteo Ait'alf a seed' at the
properly'impres%ed
d�efererice paid' Miss Rae' by the
= •i
and �!e are rfl ed in early ,October, red-
Ric I
Rice Itz iss re Macaroons
P ns
significant . war 'ru
warning to the fanatics
of
international Hay and Gain Show.
Chicago.. Peel., a1�o batt the highest
,to
Lac,ki cg e nam manager.
faced and .,sweating, six feet three
g'
inic'hr.� o'f than in ,underwear half
Beverage
0116arned Chicken an Waffles
of the machine .age, is the revenge
of ' the fellah. Unem lo, *'anent
P 5
-
Orvtario prize-winner in . the Timothy
e al
n nor
Lacking even 'normal sales resistance
_chs ,i,s helpless 'before th' voluble
P e
an
inch thick, :a fur coat, wool sacks and
-
Celery (
,and
misery have passed by him: His
class .by Lansdell Faros. A shipment
French .of the salesman (who can
a variety of Inufile'rs, and no cajolery
y Y
Telverage
needs are -still those of five thousand
Of 60 head of 'pure bred Holsteins
sneak perfect English when advis-
on 'the' part of Pond could persuade
Cand1. y
y
years ago,' reduced to such a mini-
•
w4s..,made from Perth County to U.
S. A: II' -Linty
sots!, and in translation 'Miss Roc'
him to change, The co'nsequ'ence was
APPLE RING NG SAL '
A P
mum beta( he is always sure of being
recemrtly. aldiin•and Co.
smock
co'r.,trilbuteS' sup'plement'ary ideas of
that 17uns.any briibed Pullman' porters
aloe's to satisfy them. The fellah is _
live industry has. suffered by
her o,wn. So when Mrs. Brown
all over the country to open t'he win-
ISlice rings of (bright red, tender
a phi'losophe'r w(ho`knows exactly hONV
reason of the d•isrontinuance of ship-
,pays)
10',0010 (mane's ("It's only $400, you
lows to teal him off --and, at the
apiplels. Dip into ilerrvon juste! or
mnuch he must eat to keep his body
p 'y
meats' by one a.f' the aloes'.( tampon-
knew" Jane reminds her) for a gown
same time freeze the other passen-
French dre'ssin'g, to flaivor, and. to
'alive, and when rhe must; drink to'pre-
1.
ies conduxting live stack d:lover sbusi-
C he has the assurance that she is
e,rG. Dunlsary y
g y s eccentricity was not
prevent darkening. Spread each ring
Ivient his thirst from' becoimirng' a cl'an-
ness there, Average yields of sugar
in
getting the very last word in motet••,
confined to clothing. (R9 had a weak-
with 'Philadelphia cneram cheese, Be-
ger. He works one when he has to. '
y .
beets Bent County are ,high and
sal and design' at a ,bar air
g price' ar-
ness for expensive lora distance tele-
' P
twe'ern each ring, place a date, stuffed
and be produces no more and no fess
will ea��ed those of 1931. The sulgar
beet Tient
ranged for her by the obliging Miss
phone conversations �wntli P•ond's of.
with celery and inayonn'ais, The
than ,what his prvnrdtive needs re -
growers of will receive up-
Roe, who is giving up so much of her
lice-, profane, c'onverrsations dealing
bf-ight red apples in contrast with
quire. 'Such 'a life does not consume
wards of a million dollars fol• .their
time to b'efri'emud a stranger in a
with his hotel accommodations and
the dank green l'e'af .of Lettuce and
a man's strength, and it is the 'best
r
1332 crop. A ftw of the best fi'eld's
=ii•arrge land
'his un -willingness to spend a day in
white cheese Imiake a s'h'owy salad.
guarantee of lomgen it -v and of a quiet
Of soy'Ibmns turned out around 30
$irt Jane's 'bill to the 1+Iaison
certain 'cities, such as Pittsburgh and
ALL -BRAN BISCUITS
' death; without regrets.
buLsheis per acre. The price of (buck-
Quel'quec'hose reads: 10 per cent. of
.
Wilkes-Barre.
u/2 ,cusp 'alN rran
The 'fellah is perfectly 'satisfied •.
wheat in VHctomia GoumRy is repeated
r
price of gown, 1000. francs! v0 per
He lectured sitting 'dawn, and he
% cul mark
P
with himself and his contemplative
to be disappiriniting to ;rrle.n who have
cent. •of ofvlercharge, on same, 1000;
'had .the 'disturlbing habit of dousing
11/2 cusps flour
existence. He feels that hi; philoso-
uced it as a oa:,h crop in the last
total 2004. 1
'+his head in cold wager before be went,
4 teaspoons baking povMerr
phy its superior, since' it is based on
two years. At the arm'ual Napanee
. Th'e American racketeers in Paris
ulpon the platform. As the evening
1 tea,sipoion sant
the contenvpt of riches. To the" fel-: '
Poultry Fair app:ro',dmately 120, ton's
range, from those who collect their
advanced, the water dripped over his
z/4. cup ismdrtenirng,
lah who still obeys the supreme law
Of dressed Poultry.,was nuarkated. The
entire living from visitors to those
,collar and down his shirt -front, for
ISoa'k bran,in mi`lk., Sift flour wilth
of blind submission to ancient tradi-
Lennox and Ad•diir.'gton pool did the
less admirable individuals who have
Dur3sany would di!n his right bane!
Ibakdng powder and 'salt. Cutin
tfions, that whi-ch is primitive to us
largest volurmre of IbuAsiness and dhrr-
sunk to the level of imiere moochers
into a frequently replenished pitcher
shorbenIng with knives, or dough
is ,Synonymous .with perfection,, (be-
ing the two days of the fair theyof
drinks and meals: 'You sit on the
of ice water and swab his :brow with-
Ibleinded until ,the rmiixture its like corn
cause. it is the limit of slowness and •
received 163,59, pounds ,of dressed
pouh-ry. Over '35 per cent. of this-
s�-
terr•a_.:P af. the Cou•pole or the Dame
and as. you order 'your refreshments,
out ,lifting his 'e e
g oyes, from, his name-
s'crilpt. At the old Waldorf-Astoria
miss!. AdiY (bran and mark, s,tirrang
carefully with a fork :until flour dis-
:simplicity. '
,elle -Primitive ,Arab shill uses a
t4rerrmenda'us turnover was • graded
' llil.kfed,
you receive no check from the wait-
one night, a jittery, woman held her-
a
appears. 121urn on to fiou'red board.
wooden :device for ploughing his soil.
as compared with only 17
er, huh' the saucer under each glass
(self in check during the -first four
Knead lightly arvd r,a11 ar Pat iarlbo
If yau,eplairi to him that he miust
pen cement. in 1931.
bears a price mark. When
dips, but when the d'rth del came she
's•h'eet % inch thick.' •Cu,t with flour-
u'so only choice seeds for 'so'wi'ng, he
ready to ]leave, the waiter simply
abruptly fainted and fell into the
ed cutter. ,Ba'kse in 'hat oven, (426 de-
wiR reply :that a seed germinates
ad -ds up your saucers,
aisle: _ . I
greles F,) about 12 miinutes.only
when such is the will of Allah,
The 'Paris Racket
,One newly -arrived American, not
John Galsworthy has a bright 'page
Yield: 16 'biscuits (21/2 inch).
and that the best seed its powerless if
conversant with the saucer system,
rn Pon5d1's diary. When Pond intro-
,
God is against it. He scorns the 'id'ea
(Conde'n'sed from The American Mer-
wag alone, and cratved conversation.
du!ced the novelist in Boston,, he
RICE KRIS'PIIE' MIAC'AROO.N>SI
that. his donkey and zebu nea�d toil
cury, in il2eader'c Digest, by Randolph
Ther
There was a rather joll.y'quartette at
praised 'hilm, for his determinations to
2 egg whites,
no longer beause the 'tractor can take
their
Bartlett)
the adjoining table,. and a chance re-
mark gave him an excuse to join in
'devote the net proceeds of his tour
to the Near East Relielf. Galsworthy
I cu sugar
place. •-
Our s'peedmania is :ncomprehens-
There are perhaps 2,00.0 Americans
the chatter. The afternoon meander-
was patient ,d+uring the introduction,
2 cups rice krissp'ies
fibre to the Egyptian. fHie d'oe's 'not see
in Paris who would find it difPiculr,,
ed pleasantly for several hours. Fi-
,but he was furious .when ,they were
1/2 cup nutmeats'
the reason why we should hurry:, and
not to say embarrassing. to account
nally, the neighboring party, order-
alone that night. "`You bad no right
i cup cocoanut
use machines in order to, save time,
for them'-dves. Without visible
ing more beverages, found their table
to inform the audience than I am do-
/2 teaspoon vanilla extract,
where time hangs our his hands from
means of support, they remain year
so littered with saucers that they
'ng this for charity," he ,said. "The
Beat 'egg whdites until they are stiff
•not
one crap to the Other. Technical in -
after year, some fairly prosperous,
asked the stranger to allow them to
American .public, like the British, has
e'nou'gh to -hol'd their shape brut
nivations are'repulsive to him, be -
most merely managing to eke out a.
put some of theme on his table. He
been hoodwinked by the charity story
until -they lose their shiny appear-
cause they mean hurryi-ng, accumrf-
precariou's existence, but all para-'
consented A few minutes ]ate•' one
too long." As a matter of fact Galsi
ones. Fuld in sugar caretfully. Fold
lating, providing for the future, con -
site's upon the American tourists who
the waiter, apparently paid the, bill,
worthy 'galvie, the: ;gross proceeds to
1 n Tice krisipies, ThItimleatsl and cocoa-
tertians which a're strange acrd .ur--
arrive in droves in summer, and in'
of the men at the other table called
charity. He paid 'hiss travelling esti-
n'ut• Add vanilla. Drop on a well
founded to his mond.
driblets the year found, landing with
and the four departed, Tbey., had
penses, rent of the auditoriums, and
'g�-e'ased (balding sheet. Bake in a
The .philos'o'phy and ,the diplomacy
whoops of joy and a desire to spend
paid only for their final order. The
even Pond's 'corlmvission, out of his'
mioder•alte oven' (3(50 deg. F,) about
of the fellah may be resumed in a ,
money.
lonely stranger,ng
colli for the adds-
own pocket.
p
1'5 'td '20. mmutes, Remove spans
few words: "Thou art the muaster of
One of the most Successful of the
tier', found that he was responsvhte
from oven, (place on 'd'am'p towel an,d
the unspoken word, but for ever the
ers
tourist takers was .Jones. He went
far all the saucers on his, table. His
Blasco Illbanez ranks high among
remove ,macaroons ilnrlrrvediartelry with
'slave of the word which thou hast
to Paris to write. Soon he became a
conversation cost him nearly 200
the' troublemakers. The Spaniard's
a' sspaltu'.la, or sharp knife. Jf rnaca-
apdken'.",, A mean is master of the
figure in the American bars;
franc'
visit here was. one long sexier of ex=
roons become hardened to pan., they
years he has lived, but if he pro -
nese,
these, Try the way, are the actual
Certain elem,(-nt= combine to snake
plosions of temper. In, Chicago, wher,
may be putt in the oven for a few
vides for the future he becomes its
American clubs of Paris, where trans-
even warier vl.5itors than the, mere
he eras being interviewed by 'dl'he
minutes to soften.
slave, and'sla�
'slavery is inconceivable to
rents and, residents foregather for
chilcixen in the harmds of Amer i_
,pressmen --and a good, press in th-P,
Vote: A 'standard measuring table-
these' fiercely ipidependent indhidual-
refreshmlent, dominoes, backgammon.
:the
can racketeers in France. The first
New York and 'Chicago ,paper Opp .of
Islpoon w'hi.ch 'has a round! (bowl mr;ay
,issts. ;i
It is an easy matter to become ac-
is the utter helplessness and be -wild
'a't importance to a lecturer—he an-
'be used for $harping the Ilmlacaraons.
The fellah is so poor that nothing
quainted in. them. In a foreign land
errnen:t that accompaniesn'ounced
. igntirancc
ih one 'breath that his hotel
This insures 'a'regwlar sbape, and Melt-
-can be taaken away from hisrra He im-
tete camtmon tongue is always a so-
of the language of the Gaunt The
wa,s ,a• demi go was, n1c4 a
P. that 'Ce'l'ts
ter appearance. F.dther Ibrowtu or
Poses chis .pove'rty upon hirrrself too
tial letter of credit.
second is the rlifficvlty of adjusting
fit place for a civilliied man, to live;
white sugar ,may be 1&odi,
as to retain full con'tro'l of his do-
IDrifting into this pleasant comipany
the mind to a new currency,
and that he ural b're'd of lookirng at
Yield: 11/z dozen.
ings under any eircumstancses. The
Jones dieday'ed carrying out his liter-
These racketec,'s of Paris seldrim
a IrA Of ne,,vspa•per idiots'. The Chica-
,go leicture
'-
fluture its no troulble to the, fellah who
ary program. Months, 'passed, and he
go after the larger shakes,
engagement was, cancelled.
•
makes no dis'tincti'on between days,
realized finally that he was nearing
'
,because
they., want to caritiruue to live i7
Krisvh7r,amhrrti, the theosophist Mss-
Gandhi
Egypt As the
years or centuries. Therefore 'the
the end of his • resources. Then 'he
France an•d halve a wholew5me re-
`rah, and are two of the
Egyrpbian farmer of the ,t,nentketh
hit upon, his great idea.
spect for, the efficiency of the Poria
'tranige mien that Pond has met. A
century is esse'ntia'lly a 'true copy of
Selecting one of 'hit' more pros er-
p
police and the of French
'spatter comnrplati'ned at an interview
Pharaohs Left It
*the. Egyptian farmer of the Pharaoh
errs acquaintances, with ,'lion he had
justice. ISD , percentages, corrrrmria_
percentages,
that K'rishnamurti ;had given fro evi••
pwod,
established a measure of familiarit7,
he would inquire casually if the
stens, overcharges, free Ecce!' and
de'n'se of thins powers ras the Messiah
and that 'the pu(blfie 'expel ted him to
An immense plan, Of Egypt •fie &U11
more or Less in the
;� , i
other
had any plains for the afternoon. Ii
drink, light ,borrowings, aged be �-
gings constitute their principal ac-
do so. `I teen'( girve ,a damtn what
tiers
same rondliYaon
in whi<dh tike Pharaoh's left it. It
he happened to be free, Janes would
tiviti'es. But the difference between
public expects,"
> sato the Mss
knows heather evaluti,on nor technical
�� A1VE �ISDUM
vy i>7
recamlmend a new film'. star or simi-
Lam diversion, and pass to other tap-
the cost of spending a month in Paris
slab
q •
"mond vfsited Gandhi fn'London last
progress, to which the •,,lopuIoin has
remained indifferent,- even hostile.
IIt ,shoulid. be one of the duties df a••
ics,. If the visitor had, an engage-
under proper auspices and undwr the
wing of one of th'esse expatriates is
winter and e'n'tered into nagotiahiom
What the outsid,6 world knows of
prime minister to sipare himself to
the utmost of his Ce-
ment, however, Jones would say:
s<.ufficiently large that the wise visitor
for an American visile. Pulbli shed
Egypt is the narrow strip of rich,
til. power. -Lord-
<, Tao (bad. Thought you might like
will be extremely wary of a friend-
stories of ,a •mfdlliorn-dollar guarantee
were orf course,without foundati6r4,
a8lurri'al land }vhiich surraumlds the
river Nile. To the river. this valley
'(We
to go to the races, with 'mie and the
Comite de Neant.
sihip which seems to have ripened
overnisght°''
but ,pond fancied he was making
,t
owes its extraord'in'ary fertilit y,
should be re'ceptivle tol propos.
als from our debtors. of tangible,
He was one of the
,'JO`n1e pragressss vyith the (Mahatma un-
Technique and eng`rneerinig have con-,
com-
pens,ation in ,othseir forret,
stables in France." "
"`Somme other timie perhaps.
''Sure.
ti] he learned 'the conditions upon
which the latter would -make the tr'i'p,
.tributed their sihore, amid the 'waters
of ,the Nile are now carried by mlelanlq
thamu direct
payrment•-1Presidenrt Ho'o'ver.
By the way, he slays he
has a filly in the third race that is a
The Culture Business
They were: IFirsvt,' that be wailed
speak only in
orf a complex drriga'Cion system t(,'-'
regions
The road: gehemles, ,have to vein our
surre mvinner." , I
(Condlensed in Reader's Digest, from'
public squares and thor-
ma,ghfaress; se'co'nd, that ,he would ac-
which were sterile deserts in'
the past. All along ,the Nile,
's'kill'ed workpeople from their proper
Thirnk it's good,?
The New Yorker, by Milton else!{aYe)
wept nobhinig aweept hiss ex'pem(aes;
one en-
co'unterys .prtosrperouls rplantaitriion.s
accupation:s, and are, rapidly turning
into
"Well, Jean has n'eivier let me down
Phi to
William Butler Yeats, hair tucked
under a 'black slouch 'hat, came to
and,, third, that no admissions were
of
rice, cotton, sugar carne. But - tele
uis 'a nationof navvies and night s
vvatch'menr.-�Mr. Duncan Basle
yet. going shoot 1000
frames.',
Arrmeric'a::to,»earn a roof for his s'ec-
to he char ed and no offerin s taken,
g g
The
Moment we cross the. .a
$ 'tae's 'which
y'
t
Before they parsed, the friend had
'T'nidrhar)Icl cantle, Tagore noels the
negotiation's, quite, naturally,
en,deKli there,
mature has set tin the aircuiilation Of
th'e 'muddy waters of the Nile there
l3efare. Marriage onie'si flarncee' is a
little
given ,Zones anywhere from one bun-
died francs to $100
'pirligrima.ge to unr,earth $10,0,00 for a
um8versity in far Bengal. Blasco
'In; the+<se days there are nip Henry'
are no more .pl,an+tationaa, only here
dear; after inarri'age o r s wife
expensive. no' wife
is co, .e
to bets on the
horse, and Jonb's hate agreed be
lbanez, ebullient and cocksure, storm-
M. Stanleys, (iw'h:o pltvck d, Living;arton
out orf the African ,jungle) to run, urp
and there ipatches Of land, on which
cereals, revas�tly oats, or rye,
o
Illustrated ,.Sporting and Dramatir,
Ito
at the sante bar at the sam:ehhour
ed the country to finance a war of
a 'box Offrce total of 0100;000 in 300
are grow-
ing. V7.11 as the only form of agr'i-
News.
,
the next miorndnlg. $e always kept
the, engagement: Nine tiln1iels out Of
Pamlplilets againsbt th'e'Spani'sh shronP
-`'they all carie and they all dug *old
ri,ilgh ss. The (same of mien is ttnorc
sfh,a'rt-lived, taste is '
culbttre which thiel Arab knows, when
If George' Bernard (Shaw comes to
ben, the ,Morse had failed ba wish. ile
out of . the lecture halls. Pond
public more
f4c'kle. The lecture bureauro depend
ho is left to himself. be it in Egypt
or• Morocco 'or+
country, 'an
this count d' fi ids it isn't hate
luso
would be ,protfu'se in 'his apologies, re-
PJ
,broil ht theme,.
g
for their livelihood on the current
,A.lgieu�ss. as as he thlotug}ft it, lrse']il ,be ung
Agmrieult'umq ars prareti;se,d by the h®appY•--14`Olecio $lade.
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