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blended, it will .keep tor. weeks., tt stav,s"
good tight down to tht last tangy tea,.
Spoonful.
Best at a!, tt ;osis lust one -ban the price
• .You re' aaE to paying:A generous L2'ounce
jar sells for only 25 :encs. Get some codas,;
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liHrs W." B. Batley
"Mother, did .yon See that woman
ahead''p!'us down 'en Ontario Avenue.
je'k her .little- girl along ,and' tell her •
to !ahut up"?" .• •
"Yes, I, :did; , Jerry;. and L :felt • Sorry.'
for both of them,"
• "For.both.ot them?; Why. I just felt
. Sorry , for' the little girh, .. I wonder
what she was crging atbout?":
Jerry and hie. mother. •were resting'
on the lawn under their. favorite tree
'after. their .trip'•rto' town. ,. Alth`o'ugh.
"only .51x ,years o1.d, Jerry, was learning
•, to think reflectively. , .
Both were silent for -a While,. then
the boy continued, "You:.wouldn't :have.
• done' that°'way it''some.thing had both
ered .me, 'until T cried,, would you?"
• "i hope not,''Son, tiut''a mother, gets
sante nervous; and ,upset someti ' es..
What do 0
y. u think • I should 'have,
' . done?" • •
believe ' you 'would' Nave
said, 'What'd tb» trouble, -Jerry boy,_
can't you stop crying • and Jell' 'me
__..about. it?:" -_Then. I.dhave-trted-,ta•stop-
• and if I couldn't'you *odd .have stood:
still aad-talked• it out with me; ' Then
everything, would hate been all right,
• But I'm 'too big, to' cry on' the street
hougl} •a. I'm -furs= -glad -you
4. are my mother` and that w.e• can talk
together the way we do." .
"That' ip sweet of you, 'Little
and I appreciate it very .much: I fin
just an 'glad :you are .;ray. don as you
are that• I' am, your mother" ' •
"I geese. we- are churns,". the . boy
said` as: -he stilled' up'- at,• bis' mother.
Three .lie scampered off to ,meet, ;hie
dog.
. The mother net wondering', about the
woman' who had .impressed her 'son
so unfavorably. Whyhad' she not' tried
1to-51scoVer the- source .of the' trouble
and. to. remedy it instead of being so
rude and unkind'? '
"Why ie , it{" She s thought;.. "that.
i thfrs'so often forget that. children
are persons and'shonid be treated with
respect? ,How humiliating to a 'little
girl '.to' be 'handled. no: • roughly and'
spoken le so rudelyjn; pablicl
"I wonder if the: child quill ever feel
ike.going'to her,�and talking over her
roubles •. Wi11' she tell her mother
I
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they are. chums and she is gIad� to be
her 'lithe, girl? Why I'd 'almost have
•halted traffic, I believe, if necessary "to
see what caused• •the child to be 'un-
happy enough to cry like that. Why, „
-dadnt the woman -lead" her gently to:
one side where they could have, dis-
eased the "matter ciui'et'Iy until iinhap
piness . Was. erased • from- the sweet t
young face? Tae., r" this . child,;''' too,
Steals iravdy m a . you're my,
,mother ._ Issued by the, National
Kindergarten Association,' 8 West 90th
Man, Street; New York' : City. These article
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w�iara r�,rre req •Ca,e?:-:tiF',. , r.:.'"! r�},..
Declare 'Tobacco .►wl :Lams
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Co ,tarns Vitam*ns Mother. (lo aohnnY)-•`Gd •to ' .the
store .and get a pound of sodee reek -
Seeds of . Plant • Hav'e High era:" . .
Johnny.''(on way to. the store). --1-
Food Value, Exp:erk.,. "Cr ckere
� .� ,,-.hfe erack@1'p:.yN,gia.tt:_ore,!ck..'(_
era,, tornedaes ' ...,:1
Storekeeper 'What do yolf want,'
i Johnny -"Give me a. pound of.tor;
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Washington. -The seeds of the, pergloes.' '• -
baccel plant have a• high food value p$
and include; three of .the eiseitial vita- Iniilviduat ity.
.nilns In "reasonable a)i,'ndence," ac- The fiddles wishes he could sing, •
cording to the report of experiments, •• The :writer .longs to Paint, -4'...
conducted' at "Tale' University'Test The subject wishes to..be king,
Ott rats showed that any traces^of the The devil crated be a'se,int;
poisonous: alkaloid, nicotine, cannot be 'But wise is he Who ',plods:along '•
-demonstrated. •' . •+ And leav;es''the, singer to'his song-,
Rats fed 'on'. a diet consisting,Q-f, 90'1
'per cent, tobacco Seed grew at• the • O ,let tine dancer dance, 'say, 11,•.
average, norrnal rate''for' 10e days and.' a :Oiie job enough for Nie,
showed no ill,'effects' " They. ate the Twere mce'to paint a sumer .sky
• seed ;greedily, : • And, take,the artists fee- ..
• Thus; day's• the report, ' there • is reit= 'Twere nice: to do. ••another'g-v.�yt''ork,
son to believe that tobacco seed cone But i've'a task 1, mustn't shirk
-tants. p 'oteins {.of goad 4tologieal qual'i� '
tx$ "seed tilat� it :includes` a� ;least • Nita-,•
-,files A,.B.and G in' reasonable abund.-
ance. `No-.adv+antage seems. to, accrue.
from additions. of a: more complex salt
miiti re to this unuseal .ration The
further study 'of ,th,a nutritive factors. 'of the raGB: •
.in:'the tobacco seed is. being prosecuted
vi'gprously." , Mr, Pearce, the -teacher, Was' explain-
! . ing to the class of •small children the
It was noted storing a preliminary meaning .of the `word "Collision:"
study et, the. seeds" 'the. repert. con- Pearce -"A co'lieion is'wheh
times, :'"that nicotine, while 'entirely two things •eome..together. .unexpected-
absent.fro_m• •the uneprout.ed eeed,'•was
present'in co:ns:picuo'u's.:amounts' in the
sprouts•that develop; in about 12 days.
When •the seeds..•:are scatter Sen.'blot=
tine .'pr per nioistelned' with distilled
water. • It is:ev'Ident'that 'this'alkaloid
is synthesized very early in the ,life
Of the plant"
• The experimenters are tr.
out where the nicotine, a de
in its.;pure.state, cente8 fro
cal analysis shows• that the seed con
�mertters Sage
Nicotine Absent
in Tests
f,T'be farmer ,was.4.67 ii.tkt mss
mal�'e�llls-appearal'1ee i,n•th'is worlda'G
cording 'to• the recortj,: and if things'
should come: to the' worst, the 'Par#t'ier
wou}d be the last `elan tq be tord;ed out.
find
adly poison
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froth:. Chemi-
tains a high prdportion'' of fit 'and a
very low proportion of 'carboh+ydrates,•
thus • somewhat' •resembling the soy
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been and various Lily nuts. •
A Method has, been. devised; •the re=
port states, of "extracting the'.protein
content, of the seed, and a .stud} Of, its l the •blanred thinover.
chernicai_properties n w_.is under way.-' • ' , .. •• g .sect: oyer .again.
The investigators are'especially 'in- '
Orator- if tee averaie man Vvere•
-erected-in-the-various`-water-soluhie
ly. Now can anyone give anexample
Of a collision?" .
Johnny"•Twine. ".
There is. no: one:who knows quite so•
Much about, how a` tiling should be
done :as :the ,fellow who • doesn't know
anything about it. The less a men
knows about a :mat'ter, the more tree
he is' witli:.advice. Probably the first.
rain that fell in the : Garden ' .et Edetl
Was right' after ,edam discarded- his
fig leaf 'for .a pair -of w•hit'e duck
breeches. Then there, wasp. the young
bride who grew'suddenly jealous when
her :husband revealed 'he 'was,'in.love
with his work. ' The woman who mar-
riea' in order ea Obtain -a meal -ticket•
will often find , that she his to earn.
to look himself :squarelyin the face
ilbstanc_es ahich--m.0-6-c .prr_eaelit_�assnt':n ata' a-sk himself w -
hat he iegIly needed
the . alkaline content. •
Thus '.far they h8ye-(1emonstrated most, what would by the answer?” -
the ;presence of five bio-chemi a1'sub- Heckler -"A rubber neck." ,
stances=chaetae, an alkaline , su ,.
stance found in the yolks of eggs; be-
taine found in beets; adenine, •a pro
duct of :grc n In'g plant cells, arginine'
'and guanine. But there 'is.no -trace of,
nicotine, 'the alkoioid peculiar 'to to-
bacco itself. Somehow or other it is
are appearing, weekly n" out columns:
Friendlyn.finals
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In' the New' York Hippodrome'. 'a
short time ago :a remarkablefriend-
ship existed between a bab?elephant.
and a. fine'. large boarhound, both be-
longing.to Mr. George power. The deg
was in the habit of going regularly
every morning to a .butcher's shop
close by the Hippodrome, where •the'
butcher would give' him a goodly par-
._._ -eel --etre fres=h ld craps• of-mleat`wraP
ped in brown paper. The dog would
' -go straight home to the Hippodrome,
lay the parcel down in front of the:lit-
tle elephant, and wait patiently until
the young animal had turned out the
contents on the floor. Not caring for
meat, he would pokeat it with his
' trunk disdainfully, arid .then' take- no
further.notice of its
This Was• the moment when the
' _ boarhound ould _ come . -forward and
take it • all up again -bone by. bone,
and scrap by. scrap -carry it all.;over
to his; own kennel, and then' make a
good breakfast at his ease. But he
was never once known to attempt to
eat it without' first offering it to his
little friend: .
Also, when he Was given carie or bis-
cuits, the dog. would offer.. them first.
to the young elephant. •But this was
la different matter. Not 'a bit or scrap
ronistituent of diet as.is the. dried leaf
- not fend it. 1f some of these paragraph
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did the little elephant give back to hie
faithful:friend; ;Once.er twice, while
watching. them, I .was amused to 'see
•the`..dog atter.: waiting 'patiently and
watching the • ether.'s enjoyment, very
cautiously put one paw forward as
:though to take a little bit' of the
'dainty: But, at the first. sign of such.
.an action, the little elephant' would Gift
up his trunk and hie voice, and-truw-
pet h1s;"very loudest,, vastly indignant ,
that' the dog:should. try to get any. Acid; a
tlrer lire- armrest thing-was-to-watch�
the. dog's expression.! '
Such a meek, •.apologeic,.,reproachful j d
expression. 'As th`cugh to say, as he
licked' bis. lips, "Well; I- think you
might have let• me have a" taste':"- a
Ellen Velvin, In "Froin Jungle•to Zoo." -
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Lilies For Dinner
East of.the Suez
1 • ' A hungry Canadian workman would c
Something ,New -in • Style's
The girls once •wore their skirts` quite
short, •
• Arlen -ow -They rlenow"they wear 'ear long;
The drug store'cowboy's trousers
Have pleats that look'all wrong., .
created in the •labo'ra'tory oef the grow- • :
ing plant:' The golfers wear. their plug fours neat
Watercress Good And feel just fine and dandy,
- In connection with the •'cherrits.rl :But wait tell the Mahatma comes
And sets style a la Gandhi!.
work, it announced, an easy method•
hag' been ;mad. ter the preparation of ° Another authority. describes a Pes-
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nicotine of high purity.' The workers simi t as 'a man who sits tinder the'
1sn..isP-fated-PliP3-nlcotimine,-a little' to of pl•osperity and -Fowls whea.
known. volatile, alkaloid that aceors- the fruit falls lin his head. But an
antes nicotine In tobacco, but is quite optimist is one who;,. untier,•similar cir-
ifferent, ch.erriicalfy, from the poison cumstances, rubs his: head and grabs
itself. the ruit.° There must have been a
It is also reported' that an abund- fair nd open.mind .once 'upon a time;•
nee of vitarnine E has been demon- .sine someone had to invent that.say;
trated ' in: the leaves of wateecress. ing about there being' two sides to
Tests with rate indicate that the dried _ every suestion. There is no -record-
eat of this, plant is at least two or that • man has ever been able to hide
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three times. as rich in this. essential .n garden where the insect pests could
have something to say if stewed daffo-
dila ,were placed before him after a
heavy "morning's work, but in other
-lands,. particularly east of Suez, flow
ers play an important part in the dell
menu. '
In Madras and other parts of Inds
an•well °as in the wild regions of• At,
gha nista i, flowers, are, cultivated, for'.
food, and in Southern'itsdia, where 'the
population is. mainly 'vegetarian, lotus
jelly is considered 'a; great delicacy.
The petals' of young flowers• are soak-
ed in a sugar, solution, and boiled anti
they form a stiff' paste, which is pont
dered with more sugar and • moulded,
But this. is scarcely a dish for the
Western palate.' ' •
Shrub• cakes, made wit'li .blossbms
ghee and bazaar sugar are popular in
the North, and .sold 'at twopence
'apiece.' They lead to ebdominal•trou
bee . but, 'as 'the na'ive's enjoy the
strange concoction, they attribute sub
-sequent ailments tis' proVidence.
• Every visitor to' Ceylon, however
should sample butter blossom, - whieh
is boiled, and flavored with' cinnamon
of, cloves. • •
a . Food Froni the Florist's -
Chinese cook lilies In milk and eat
'ca idied jasinine, while Japanese have
a keen appetite for flowers,. a taste
Which is shared by the Egyptians„ who
serve; rose -petal jelly, prepared With
powdered sugar, water •and i0inglttss,
'51 the end -of a meal, In Morocco the
coarse porridge is definitely improved
when served .with a jelly' made from
pomegranate flowers,. ,
hi the West Indies, Where exotic
plants are as plentiful as cowslips at
home, floriculture Caters for the tables
of all' classes. A confection of banana
Mosconi delights the natives, and rest -
dent Europeans h&.ve been known to
express their appreciation.
Britain we make tea from Sting-
ing nettles, but have .we thoroughly :ex-
plored the possiliflties of our eountry-
sided .
nce,
Emblems of Spring
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y (From Harper's. Magazine) -
When in the woods the sit -tali -white
••white
India trillium' flower
Atter long seasons of the snow and
....• -rain,
Gleams 1n. the dead moss,, ,and a sud-
den hour
Of light Is • In- the • storm -clouds; and
again
O n P "
1 Birds, make their nests under theNiir.�/�s Wanted
ers, shape our wife, had to,stand over
a hot6toye_annL:ggt a nieaLin_tlte good
old-fashioned' way, they probably.
neuid do::less ' wise-cra4ki.ng-a-bout- ean-
openers.' A word tothe wise is often
resented. • If you 'don't, talk kinda
"mean to some folks :they never believe
you really mean what' you say. There
will he no more brpadcasting from
this station at this time.. .Hot weather
has nleleted-the microphone. .
southern eaves;
And ecu: »d hail. . are aiternative:in'the
�soms
And the marsh
sky,
And': the apple tree with blo
hides its �ieaves, -
d night is tremulous with
frog's cry •
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- Then, ,by these signs; men know an-
other spring .
- Has come upon the' land, and are con-
• • tent--e-
, Winter is now a gone forgotten thing•
The Toronto iitospital for Incurables,
in affiliation •with Fordhaui Itbapital,
New York Cit;,,, otters a Three Years'
Course Of :'raining, to Young Women,
'having the required edrtoation, and i e=.
si'rous oft becoming itnr5cii. This Jlospi
tel"has adopted the eig1i •-hour•' system.'
The 'pupils reeeisse OM of the
.School, a monthly ellownlice a}td travel•
Hal, expenses to and from New Y or h.
For farther particulars' write. or ,�tirr;y
to the Superintenttou . .._
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cents' per pound and four percent Sales
"axe All. imports .of Tea now pay these
extra-, chres, but ,
;,love halve
increas-o the price of.
RO,
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y ,.dui -.=at the ,ire wheat'
of ; Twit::at :the same' ' price as' :biter*, ` the
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duty.Wats put on•
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('As earth awakens to anew merriment.
; Earth has na memory: the •glad birds '
Meg ' •
The song 'of lase year's birds, who
came and went. '
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At. the Circus'
'Ca cedes of muhic from the band-*
Ladies in gay attire- - •
Wonders out of every land, '
And on a swinging wire,
Like a white carnation upside-down,
1'A .girl in billows of tarlatan gown, xt
Nimble and swift as a whirling 'top,
Spins ;by as if • she will never .stop!
I forget ;the giants, the pygmies too,
And the Hindu eating fire, .
To watch this girl go 'wheeling through
The air,^'on a silver wire! .
With a parasol made train a piece of
sky, .. .
She swings and pirouettes, till 1 .
See a top in perfect gyre;, -
Then -a ;winsome girl :With • amber
tress,
EAD
Ended by. Kruse en
I, was it iirartyr ter Irr:edaolrec., with
frequent attacks of dizziness affecting,rn vision. ',My occupatien is a very
sedentary one -a ptin'ter s reader. I
gave } i-uscllen Saits a good trial., and.
,frnrn then onsyatds 1 stilted quite •
anotherltcrsnn. The headaches dip-
ap'i'icared and . the dizziness, and the
most -wonderful. thin. to me is that I .
have gone *irk. to Weaker gtasses, a
lots whirls 1 haddiscarded some year's'.
.ego rig not being. Strong enough. 1
stab suffered front bed' circulation
daring the early mornings of winter.
Now at 58 L'e'an enjoy cold jiathsalt
the year • toned, en jays and asst' eager,
for my food, 'acid ant what 1• • eonsider
very fit -the sort of fitness that makes.
li •
Iiea:daeh s• can nearly always
be
'traced • to a disordered stomach
or to• partial constipation -a eon -
many indoor '-workers sufter
frowithout' ever suspecting it.,
Knischrn .Sa'liq go •rr,rht down
11% r w trt fl`i't trrimtu- mill i'c`rriii�ve
the cause by 'gently .persuading+ the
Anda smile as sweet as a'soft'earess,_.,.,
Polies a pu1'1taoT blue as the bluest sky,
,Blows a kiss or two, ,a•ri breathes
good'•by! •.•
()roans et • elAimee nli, to Metion
exactly as' Nature intended ether
--lvfary FlorenceltrcliarIsI should.
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and all the little'flle,#
They can't get Away, once
they touch Aeroxon. There's
something in it that has an
irresistible attraction for these'
household pests. A wider and
longer ribbon provides a'
. greater area; and, the glue
doe's not dry. -good €or. 3
weeks' service.
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ie. 'ere lattin at my periods',Lydia
und helped irie. I took it be -
ore my two eh ildren were born
and 1 a.n ta'king, it now at the
Change. ( ha-ve. also used Lydia
-E.. Pinkham's Senifive Wash
and'Ic.mmd'it a great relief for
inflammation and- for a dis-
'Charge Whiet, bothered me,"
98 oetof-100WOmen
Vegetable Compoiind
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