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For many of us the victory may be making a, mistake. Society progress- " � I-;; . I ,�,
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� . . .. - its blunderi.' es- COME AND SEE I 1 1 I '11.51
-e Social' Credit mem- *' * .* 11 . . �) 11,,�'. I
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,.ghe-y be for it, as their' -plan, calls who is not ,conscious of his Ignorance. itself without fear TRIE " � , , A�
4 .z& -monthly dividend 'of $25 per month .. I or embarrassment I .,
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like other people. all too often fail to* recognize. Let cities live so close together that we I � . ,,, 11
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'ail Government w 01consistent; there are fewer still who � selves with no little pride as belong- that will work wonders with your appearance. Flat- , I � -,
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do'not complain at the incon "stencies our common sense has taken wings Ing to this modern and intellectual tering eighteenth century styles modernized in 1 .�C",,:
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Provinces would also liA*L, some say and Off -the -Face Shapes and'Quaint Tams. All de- . -1 ,� I
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From ending ethics in mor`60itles ost to us, hold to them, and not al- tle, * ,
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J,y showed wLa,t -this .change would Ili- I h bound It I hear your voice, I know you still � -'),1!
I -volve. He claimled that eve'� pn�he Y, h, from our sham respectabilities ,by- time or convention, After all, more, I smart. �.. � . " ,,��. 1141
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PROVER13S ABOUT PATIENCE I . 1, -
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A,y Mr. 31aclunore. . . I can bo.-u1a-,_ito�D..crf,,a_mAnL_ liddiak-asAhe pastry .4.11 1.
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- necessary qualities in the ,building up the pastry for success. be turned out of their basins and have ��.. ,, "'I".,
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. laid on the will be introduced into took a certain stand yesterday is not Hard, boiled eggs, mushrooms, OYs- brown g-ravy should always be sepair- Many ,the are who can, as one boil over -briskly. Then proceed as very gently for,about half an how- I !�;,;,!
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To -day was t�uite an Active day in iii bis foriner views. "A foolish con- flavor. Add the, chopped onion with The very lightest form of puff pastry Just what Idild of fish the housewife planting to any other soil in the Macaroni and Cheese: -1 cup elbow 1, ,1��,�:
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sistency is the hobgoblin ,of small - st be used and- it should be rolle, will buy and bow it is prepared for wo .ihat is% at once macaroni (uncooked),, half a .pound i
-any one subject. Foundations were ioinds." Better, change than continue other flavors. . no more than six times. Roll outivery rid. It iq a dish ,,,��".
I p3ald for some very important legisla- Pack the meat loosely in the pie oie market will depend to a large ex- del;eate, bearty" and rich. "nippy"' Canadian eese, crumbs . "
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-,tion. One was a bill which elevates mistaken Yesterday does not make it dish and pile high in the centre. An and allow to rest for some minutes cated near the sedshore .fresh fish, medium size fresh haddock, I very milk, % teraspoon, salt, % teaspoon . �,:J,01',
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# port Commission and widens its jur- day. .� tre, Add sufficient stock and grav-Y. cut. Take an oval or round cake cut- many other' kinds will be fresh, plen- . p 1 .�.4'1 , i",
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I If tough cuts of meat are being used, ter and lay on top of the pastry, � pint rich milk, quarter te the inkcaroni, uncovered, in bolnug 1, ��,
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Another Bill conveyB the authority tiful and cheap-, if she lives in Cen- salt. quarter teastwon white pepper. salted wateT until it is tendet.enoug1liti. �i,,�5,N
e vanqWshed by .Tut them through the mincer first. Ing it half aa inch from the edge. Cut tyal Canada tbese same kinds of fish C'-�aii the 18sh carefully, skin, remove Po break wltb a fork. iiiascia $�ir�,��i
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I . Trans-Can-aida Airways, takinj a hatred and hard- words. . round with a sharp pointed knife, will be practically as fresb, thanks to bores and cut into two -Inch cubes. 'water and rei"It lirghtf�. J&t a lay- - t'�,�`-�g�
' tj The fillings nrust be cold before the holding the knife slanting outwards modern transportation- facilities, and _ - ,�,�:",
I . I ,Quaryter interest Ili the Tranr--A ntic The mind was meant to control the Pastry is added, A dripping crustwill from the cutter so as to make the s,- Add two cups boiling water, the salt er of macaroni in th-e-`botr6w of a ,;�l!,f2
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-enterprise. The feature of the day's suffice for a plain pie that is to be lower edge of the pastry slightly wid- but naturally, they cannot be expect- q ',_.`A�
. debate wag th-L- filibuster put ,on by eaten ihot. Rough puff Or flaky pas- -immer about an hour. Then add the Of the cheese, grated ebarsely, anti -, ".,i
th si,eedily ruln itself. . er than the upper. Now remove the p,d 'to be as cheap. If, however, she 'and cook half part ,of the toa�st,bread' crumbs. Duat � ,i I
the Toir%on'W member, owing to e try is required! for a richer pi�e. Roll tbinly-slicedi potatoes ...'� , - . I
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fact that their city and others is not Patriotism can never exist when we out the pastry in oblong shape and pastry on a wetted baking dish. with s,br. will find that her seaccast sister .: �1,i.t
I -sufficient relief Assistance. , about one-quarter inch thick. From part of the stove, add,the milk and dients �Arie used, then dot the lau;t ;�',�-;,
I I bar, no advantage. A can of salmon '
-getting Put our own fortunes first. the under side uppermost.
It had, all the earmarks of a plan- *, * * this cut a strip the width -of the pie I allow the mixture to beat until just layer of crumbs with 'bits of butter ��,',,�l
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I ,.m,ed biarriligc. Jot, Harris (Cons-); 'T. ' dish. Then wet the rim of the dish Filling the Cases purchased one mile from the canne,ry short of Wling. Serve at oncey either and bake in a mediurn oven for about I ,41�
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' not to undertake a job because he I of the vol-au-vent will shrink in width in a shop a thousand miles away. These are just a few of the dolic- Serve six persons. . ,"r
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I Mr. Harris tbouglA what Was needed of the. edges to make them stick. \ Tasty Dish . . - � ,_,��,
does not, like, and to do it as if lie one which rests upon the tin. Brush over �
with a big stick I)o not overlap the pieces. Make a fish as the basic ingredlent. Many lops that used to be an ever-presnnt s �N;
was a Strout; ma,l did lihe it. t1re,t9p with beaten egg and with a I .1
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abler Mr. Rogers rem,inded the T0r0n- . ' omi knife or cutter mark a smaller round of the finest main dishes imaginable dishes that their motbers used to pers? It Yotf haven't rerred one fu �',,�f'�-�
I Not in the purse, but in the heart Brush over with beaten eggs, t- .on 'the top, which can, be removed, af� � I.. 1, ,
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I s found, the worst kind of poverty. has as Its base the fancy (I r I
terwards to form the lid. Score the * oftern I good to -day as it used to be when 1.2,
they ,had, a supposedly super -man and � Bake in a, ]lot oven for the brat moll put up in Cape Breton or British of among the abundaroce of m ,
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. . int- . part so that the cor6king can moil: I hirgie cati salmon, I cup of Unfortunately, however. there do steaming hot bowls of hot potijtOp �.,,6t�
Wood (Lib., BraTr ') made some po be stead- ov,Qn for abont 40 minutes. Wben it i . . IA�
ed reference about Toronto. He said If it were not for the 'occasional ily finished. As soon as the �ie is . color and we,11 risen, remove, bread, crumbs. quarter tea�spwn pap. exist people who can view apathetic- scallop were offset by colorful saince .. , �,X�
I the center of education cooked remove from the oven, or the nice I j�,-4
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I storms, the sea would stagnate.' from the oven, lift off 'the 114d Of Pas- ' ers .�
and, financial interests in this Prov- pastry will become. hard. Buttp.r a baking dish suitable for tnk- halibut steaks and to memb elf a every conceivable kind and edlor. I
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. ince and Point . How can you offend a inad- who re- With Cold Meats I soft paste from the centre, beirg
I made a sorry mess of administering fuses to be offended? Good pies -can be made from cold tom a layer of the salmolr,� from homemaker must also give thought. basic ingredient for this dish but I '����X.,
I careful not to'breA the ,edges. The �!!i��
. its civic affai,.. Ile suggested they meat. it should be cut in small thin .- which the skin and round bones have For the proper catering to them the prefer to use those t.hat have., been '7� �,�,
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should set their OW11 house in order been removed, then a layer of broad cook must he always oft the alert lest boiled for about 15 Tnintites. Thit dam i.4 E
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before undertr1king to tell rthe Domin grasp, but what our minds can com- meats can be used, and a little pick- as mush. crumbs, then the remainder of the the lack of an appetizing mainp dish not cook them. enough to cause thea* ' I
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t.ass. I I rooms, chicken, s-eetbread, lobster, "N4�,,,�,,
. conduct their business. tongue, will alwaya give, added flavor. the whitie sauce ,sprinkle with tile many rich cakes and- pastries in in Ing dish and it does guard 1"-f-,
. oyster, etc. The galinish,sibould al- agaftst .1:1�'i`,i�
'it the city should ' the calanifty of bringing to the table 'A,,��,4,
1 He suggested th, ntatives, from, qebt Many modern miracles are the re- Seasoning can be added according to ways be cooked and prepared�so that I"Prika and bake in a moderate oven effort to "fill tip." Cream soup is one 1. . ,'iy,iI,,
I obtain some represe suit of hard. work and painstaking toil the meat used. The meat should be for about three-quarters of an hour of the ans*ers. That is, cream soup an undeirdoaj3 dish. 'O."",
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I rurdl - municipaldties to Administer on the part of others. moistened with, some very good gravy they are read.k. For a parW this gay.. or until a golden brown. Serve six. made at home, with the same care as Old Fashioned Potato Scalr6p, WWO . ,111,�,;
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was bein - continued by the Minister ory is deliclo0s, I I ".�,, l
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" of Labour, who claimed that the Gov- ften makes others smart with pain. cooked vdgetable, rice,'Or macaro I milk, quarter ,teaspoon �alt Melt the Cream of Corn Soup: I small on- prika, 1% cups white, sance. FUL ta,,� , ,�N )�4
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