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The Clinton News-Record, 1904-07-07, Page 3• July 7th 1904 k _.,104,0010.0**Ia4, MISS CLARA eliAECEN. •0.4f1m. DANIA Younte clerk of tite •Trestsetey Department. There are a nutuber of women em- ployed in variouil poSitions of response bility in the different departnients in .the national capital, but perluips the • most remarkable position held by any • Nitodian under the gOvernment is Occu- pied by Miss Clara Graecen, who is the law clerk of the treasury at Washing - ten. A. mere girl, slight of figure, with fluffy blond !lair, one Would never im- agine that she eould be an eipert writ- er of legal opinions for one of the exec. utive departments. Tet such Is her business, and she obtained her place purely through merit and superior able . Ity.' It pays *2,000 a year and is the only position of the hind under the gov- • ernment that was ever held by a Weal. an. Miss Graecen went to Washingtou . • ele BIM CLAM. dItABOEN. ' • ' • from Kalgaska, lI1eh., some eight years the.dress scrapbook. ago. Though still in her teens, she was see dainty violets peeping between the boiled onions wee consistent. An ice . might be served en a dower painted bit of china, but never the earlier and heavier part of the dinner. A. simple band of gold or If thia is too expensive subatitute a delicate green band, and 'A TOOTH PICK BOM B. the choice will, always prove satisfac- tory and harmonize with any (Imre- The Mewl News -Record larrte..e • . .101001410100:10/1044 _ a 119UNG FLK t Will Illow Your nittle Toy Renton tion. High ki the ,A.Ir. ; Ilere is the way to make a eimple Aribestue Table Nato. aPParatus out of which you can get a lave you ever used asbeatus table lot of sport: Seleet five toothpicks., mats? If not you really should, so let They must be as long as you can ged me tell you how to make some that are and quite straight aud without any irn Pretty as well aa useful, perfectiOns. Take a piece of butcher's linen (el- Lay two crosswise on the table. ther square or oblong) the size desired Lay a tithel one On top of these two 1 with allowanee for suitable width .henl. In such, a way that it will divide the ! Draw threads for herrn tern it and cross formed by the first two into equal hemstitch it all around, Next, take an- parts. • other piece of linen a trifle larger than Then adjust the two remaining tooth - the square ineide of hem on other pleks across the ends of the others in piece. l'ern edges, bein across one end ouch a way that the complete arrange. lied baste to hemstitched, piece so you can hemstitch the two together, leav- • fng hemmed end of smaller one free, When fielehed slip, a sheet of, asbestus In between the two pieces of linen and see what a neat mat you have and one that by removing asbestus can he ; washed as often as necessity demands. Embrolderieg ogees initittle in the cen- 1• ter adds to the beauty of the mat.— prowl' Book, The Dress Scrapbook. • A strapboolt of one's gowns le one of the wriukles to :which young women are lending themselves. Every dress the maker of the scrapbook ever wore, • with samples of the trimmings, but- tons and linings (if fancy), is pasted into the pthe result be n HAVE "WEATHER WISE." ..,41,0,4_444/4groosilmot****44•44•4••••!!Atorof•fror.ow tompoo••••••‘ • roreasts for July. 4i.t**.*******-tea******t*44.104-4440444t4t4t'irsr4f444: #,....mly. Anetrellett lewitintita neve Vert of Bro. . slew lei te Seasons. Rev. 1. R. Hicks, th , St. Luuti wet- ' One of the most relnarkabie ine 1 bulletin of forecasts for the aieneettl:- . titer progfaxiticator, his i:istied his • 40. atancce ef eeleave learning from •Salr- 'nig month frien width the lolloieing egery Anil iillitill4 is that which. IN es-travo ere teeen ; 1 his meetly teleins .. of everyday occufrence in Australia. ,' la thi. last eine of a storm period A The Australian natives are exPert i central en Jew; 2e111„ with fair end weather prophete. It is a gift that cooler weather felitewiug from,' 'the can hardly -be called instinct, 'nate , west. A. net:timer)! sit- •tu k eriod ei mach as they forret their Judgment central ,frien the eith to the bit, enfio, from . A thousand and ,one sign* ;11, whiteabout thunder laid rain 'deems &thee would nsoutchnoetsice.tThehe a4vpeprettagrt. noetio incrial co..vrs ahnota .01.,, ,..n.. these reectioeary days. • A fears eqiii- rettheles!etthgeth ilaletions the 28th and reeving' laic August. and doings of native animals, inseeta eelie Mars disturbenee tends ereetly to elista °off thceerttraeiens, the tire 'nu:nth cif July, being ecitltal un reptiles and fish; in short, a thew proleug the kind of weather e revatimg fland and one signe, the - purport 01 which they have learned by tong een" dotty is to excessive beet fled light at, its beginning.. If ill- gen Cil tee treks of. observation, conetitute •rains from the 4th to fell teed freal their stock in trade as. weather ,pro- the 4th to the iiitit; it will he sale to photo. ' . - learned .to appreciate the "weather weather and general rains anei storms count on a predominance of such Wee - Years ago, in the days of the old ,ther nearly or -quite 'up to September. Botany Bay settlement, the. English .1(epon the tether hand, eliould cooler sense" of the uatives, and later, ,,,,i 1/0 the rule at these pericee, much of .when the eolony became' civilized A..— . the; salve wee of weather win eharece weather station ir were established teeeee au the eteme perieefe for tee. here and there over the country, the following six to eight weeks. ALout beat native weather prophets wore the nth to 14te the eerere"etee of employed as members of the steff. .1 Many stories. aro related of their ‘410 second July •storm period, me One should be eurprised 11.y a, wave. of ex. wonderful. powers of foresight. COSSIVC warm •weether, culmineteug in In Australia the conditious are 1„4„y threatening stories and violent such that it would be desirable if the . dangeroeS lthistering. limey bailstor- meteorologists could foretell the wee- nee especially to the west and north, thor six to eight months in advance, will incet lixely attend these. Oisturb- something ivhicii no weather forecast.; aims, in which evi re tem' orary ellen- . er is able to accomplish, twenty-four, go to nuieli cooler may naturally be , • ' hours being the longest period ' at expected. Tito 2I-1 I- el, 13111 and • 1411 are which he can or will venture a. fore. the deys on which. the culetheitling en - cast. ' • sis of this period is tuella loolced fee. • . But the native weather •doctore do . On and touching the vette itith and TOO WAY TO mien • erre/tents. 211111 'pot - hesitate to predict w . hat will t9th the temperature wili greatly in- itoncd, what is most remaricab ages, belng a little .ments shall be • in the form as shown le, . they, crease, mcving like a wave from west biographical sketch, eo to speak, of lir Fig. A. of the picture, TVhere the 'hit it coreectly more often than one to Berometrie unsteadiness itif:• east. final fall to kw egadiegs will =me .one's wardrobe for life, Beneath each toothpicks are depletedas resting • would expect. ,• • poly the warmth and many threaten dress are written the date when it was across the foot of an inverted 'tumbler. There is a story current that see- storm deuces with thunder . and first donned and any interesting data • New you raust make the figure of the eral years ago the /sheep- farmers and In r will take up their march east - concerning . it that One cdu recall. A little demon. Make the head of knead- Winemakere hi a certain quarter 'of 'hilt; :warq y across the country. llatre • will girl's confirmation frock, her gradufte ed breadcriimbs Or of wax.. The.body Australia were mech Wrought 'up', e...ericets lac . te: general, soilliesed thinking the year would be followed . I/ ton' gown, the gown she wore when is made of a small cork. The limbs rams. We candidly confeSS• that' we by a severe drought. • • , , elle was proposed to, her wedding dreas are made of toothpicks or matches cannot. wrestle as vet' the turn the .i • The.Weethee Denali men " beta the • tiler ant'J storms' N-vil/ take in con- -these find a 'place 'sooner or later In whittled into the shapes, shown •n . sante opinion,. but •evotikt net, of• weather sequence of the Mars 'dist:art:epees Fig. C. ° . . . • - . -course, venture any' prognostications Pig..13 shows the completed bo.dy. • ' so .far aheeile Yet, • 'hit II •named above but tilis questich will w e a were con- . . . a Proficient stenographer and, by pass- Old flannel makes excellent peliehers ing 'highest In i competitive eiainina.'1. for :silver, ahnost as good as chamois . tion, secured employmeut as a. type- leather., ., writer in the treasury. Betore long she ,' HINIS FORTHE HOSTESS.. earned for herself the reputation. of the , mese rapid shorthand writerein the de- • ionteriatainfrtite '-UnexpeCted Male' partment Her evenings se spent .iu • .. • - ,Gueet at Mealtime, • studyinglaw, and atter awhile some of 'It •often•hapeens thee a 'woman •will the. cases that carne int() the comptrol- ,hrivean.unexpected male guest at mean ler's offiee were referred' to her for de- time, I have found through icing eXpe- cision. She showed sea timidity and rience that then are more easily enter-.... legal accuracy in the preperatiou let. tained than woinen, If the table be • such papers Dial when; a few years ordinarily "treat, the meal plentiful' end' ago, the place of law clere fell vacant, above all the welcome 'e.ordial thou ver- . It was given to Miss Graecen by :Bede,. age man will: not tiotice the absence of tary Gage.. . • the beet china nor- the darn „fn. the *M.- • blecleth. ' -.• : . ' . . . • The Neat • Chopper. • • -• To insure , a plentiful meal, have a Have a meat chopper in your eitchen. . plentiful ,supply of suchethingi en the. and use it freely.* Anything' that hoe"• hous,e 'es.:will keep well Mid' ,cite be Ito be chopped can. bespassed. throueleie • cooked tit a niothett's notice. With the i 'with good results: • .. . . .. .preperstokes on hand tele an easy task 1 ' By passing cheese ehriaughl the Mae. to prepare spirlatable.soep. cook seine chine it can be prepared fora eabble in ham and eggs end make tut extra eine ' about oneeeeirfh of' the tinie. required - of coffee. If' the cloth be not spotless Ifor grating it. This is esp,ecially. rec- .spread a freebe napkin at the place -of. ,ommended for cheese that is a, trifle:, ., Stale, for it comes out: in And; light , Slakes, • with no hint of its • apparept lege. The machine' prepared. cheese is. ,the best for sprinkling spaghetti, since Ilt is free from the 'lumps which are apt ete be found in cheese•whieli ' has be:en 1 grated or Chopped• in a' 'bowl with: a knife. • . . •. 1 There was a time 'when vegetable . soup on the day's menu meant .lioUre i of preparation and cooking. With. the !use of the machine , he preparing the'. vegetables. time and fileleere saved,: i and result is Superior in &tier and . appearance. to the soup eienee :be the . old laborious way., .While .the Meat • Is cooking over a slow fire to extraCt. iaill the juices the vegetables are par- ted, then placed In cbid water. Miele 1.kind is chopped by itself, tieing, the different • knives • for the , verities' de- grees of fineness desirable for the kind of vegetables •:used, ' •Cabbage should be chopped with the coarsest Ichifee whether it. is to be. Used' in • soup or: belled by itself. and served with A cream dressing.. Carrots; onions, POO, , nips, turnips, etc.,' should be: chopped with the- medium 'sized knife , or the smallest of the blades,- for the ;duce they are chopped the less time re• quireci for cooking.. When the 'soup is: =fide these tee:et:tables may -be strain- . ,ed out and used with theethed meat . for vegetable hash or Served in ' the soup itself, stride the particles are suite ciently dainty to please the:meet hrs.• :. -tidimes.—Womaies Heine, Conneleithe • Study .1(oiri- Own . The scolding locks tie the back Of the neck are beauty's greatek ornament if the pretty woman Only ,tineerseande how to utilize theta. Very few • artisis afe, bold. erleugh or daring enceigh to paint thafeinale neck fairly settleu by the elm: them; of • %Having adjusted the toothpiek ap- •fiderit that the next , year would ' tbhee phenomena the fleet half of Jule. parntus on the rooter the tunibler, bal-' bring death to the herds and flocks, A regular Velean storm perioei cee ties mice the little figure on the eed of the • an old native weathei• prophet at- .. the 21st to the 24th having .its cell • middle teeitlipick, as shown teethe piee. tached to the station. . shook his , - • • • tre. ori the 22nd. . ihe Moot. Canal head, declaring that he had serious ture.• • • • - - • 4„ , oliservers and revelere'.of •-weather *doubts of such 'a, thing happening. • Now light a match and set fire to ono . . Ports will • see. that a. wave .;f increas- • Pro:railed upon to set lee wits to e• warmth, .attentl.el by 1......11ing• bae- end of the apParatus. When the fire work, ho gathered together prcivi- :eel ' biwes to the • point where the toothpicks Grimier and .' other storm coreerticet, stens and set forth into the *desert. ' ,aee. braced against each other the whole saying he Was going to consult the will Peat eistweercily aerees ihe emir. • .e, try. A brief pertial. reepite from gre , thiirg will 'fly apartwith• the.etfect of a Signs and would return . in .. about al. werrath will, • in every eel obebility, tittle iefernal tutu:blue and the figere month. Where he went or what he did meth a climex on and ei ixte to these will go lturtlitig into the air. If you do no one knew, but ,at the end . of the dates.. This is idse e. •tinie wheitintany • not Jein pier' little demon tegether too month. he. roeurned, •declaring that seismic •disteirlxiuces may ea'.urk.liy 1).! lightle.sit will tlee to pieces, too, 'when the- white, men were all fools and . the 'crash Comts. as showie in Fig. D.. that, 'instead •of drought, • the next expected—probeley . 't.ot 'dangle etis or • • - • Season.. would be unusually rainy, No destrualye inl' any .placei4- but. quite thee believed him, but, sere enough, general along' the sensativa eerthquake when nexteseason • errivect more rain . /ones 'of the gh.lte. If by any 111i:tins fe heavy. ,ane 'glee:le-I rains should •have. fell than .lued been experienced • Bump and „Braise ite Get, .In dry, aiiii -countries like Austra- suit .• fallen at previees:...Tele periods --a rc- we candidly do.'Id,l, lock for --the years. • . . . . • When. el -erten was a little -boy his fa- lia it is. oftentime; easier 'to. fore- same .'n'a)' •he' co'"1-3-ed (4 al•thili Per - REAL. BRAVERY. .A Boy Ntrito Did Not Cry troy Every ther and Mother paid little attention to . east .weather than in -others. Plant jad• toriuMlic 't( 111'. have his blimps met bruise's, and se' he learn- elite has De:leveed itself to• the . condi; km .ciAnirocettAt.tring. .Tulv this ed net to mind teeth beneeit • • - tienee• arid by studying their growth Peeiee'e--a .,we etc. not forsee—m • . 4 41 4 4, 4. 4, 4 4e, 414 4 42 41, 41 41 41 41 41 41 Store closes every day at 6 o'clock Saturday night at 10 o'clock . During July and August this store will be closed Wednesday afternoons 4* koreimosigisorpjoiliseatifitalifI• NINI2104.11MAINZW 4* mosounse*,,V••••••••••." Our t ly Sale For the next thirty days we have decided to • to continue the big sale. 4111 4d 4 3 3 4. 4 3 4 ' 4' 4, 4, ye, One dey, When he tees five years old, .1y .e - i .'-tirrie learn :the significance of recer in addoil force alfout &WS time. 4 r he was plaeleg witb yia.dearest friend. Our decidee teenioe is i.l.s.1., 'u tired ,ge, the• short or long; growth of plants. thegueste fill the ealthellar neatly. see 'Wilfred. Meese the street.. Morton wee • •: . •Thetibileas after-leiceing the 1114tibii.. summer heat, with 4 minimum .of sip- 1 • • 4 from year to year one night plessite in all reaeona e probability they V% 1 4 that 'be; bas, ,ditinty. cup and mercer, ' at head Of the beck stairs -ea long,' .1 • weet. (erect . len anti. raert followed by, seimitie viten, 4 and her • NN111. bah! . r:steep seincliiew 110 hist his ehe -old w.eather prophet- . . . ,:to same out of the .Way lacalite •cp,lcirnic..nta? t nt 3e?lai'aetgriee-. "the. 41 • with' him the inelllorY of ea Pleasant` .baltinceand down hp tumbled -from:top • where .gr.ew seine particular .pleete For the past two weeks hundreds of people have gone away from this store.' well satisfied that they got more than their money's worth, In and then again many people got our hand bills too late to secure some of our biggest bargains. t• •• To give everyone a chance to save inimey. on staple dry goods. we will contipue the sale for IP, Thirty Days more. • This sale is not confined to the following list, you will'find hundreds of other money saving fP values not mentioned here to •fP a. 12/c Fancy:Duck . 2, and .Picittelo . . 30() -yards fa neyeDtices; *Piques 'and .01121 III brays, regeler prices 12hc. sale 7c White Cotton for .6c r 8c „200.yerds'ef n e white' cotton • • 30 indliee wide, reviler pi ice 7e •for •• • Ge 4 4 4 Wesfera Fair, London,, 4 300 yards, lt3 inches wide, big te • • 'repast .if the. hosfess be at her eese' ' to botteth. , •• • ' oceurring. there and in nn other part • • 12/2c Prints for 91/ic worriee •menner• that hie visit is an he the other children,. Wilfred's mother preceding a wet or dry epell foreeast 10c Flanelette for 8c and. doefe'not make him ' feel by here- Hearing the noise and the sermons of of the reel:in, which during seasons, trusione . • and a neighbor who was there, together 'weather events by ethne peculiarity of It...sometimes 'hanliens that the bead • . with Ann' ' , the kiteheu girl,- rushed to. owt.h . . • or . structure not noticeable . • .. . , • • 4, 000 .yards gooe,eof tireintregoed this year's Exhiletion' th be held Se -, , • regular 121c: sale e. 9 ie range of patterns end colors, • ranee a patter es; regular • to a white person, but plain en.ough Acteve ereparations areenefor Way for • of the house IS an unexpected guest the spot. _Morton reached the foot of . . , price lite •I price• Besa e... ... • . te:mber •91.11 .to eetle•lithe . Prize list has 3: when he comes to ,share a meat which the stairs; and, Writing to. look at the to • • e Punt; And rrkilicl4t1011S. illSt 13101 issued and is 'now in toerse of 4 , he is not in the habit of taking at ' -Way liy ..whieh he had coine, he: said borne. In that case he should not be elleerilY:• • eirculetion. 'file sectetary In or us' us••& -'n • • " • t it?" 'Canon Melville who died the other, th t h •• ileased to•mei) one to . , greeted with "Oh. dear. have nothing , That was quite a fall, wasn' e % • • day his ninety-seem:1cl year, owed *ley • who have-lieen overlookee ' re: 4 for yeti to eat; we bad a CO1C1 1111101 t07. * °M *, an eaniler occasien Moitond die. on seei villo, tilt: i r eddiess. , Liberal preen day but but the Wife should make his: earliest promotion to a. pun, ..ae- emiet-. played .eeen .greater .brayery. and en, - firths 0, Londorr paper. , When the uniS 'iire offered, oinii to all,' aite fair- ly and cheerfully the preparations she . durance.' He eves oil a visit to all Mic e, iy distributed among eriarei-..uepartinen•I 4 would make if it stran,ger bad called. With his father and neither, and they._late: Earl- Dudley, who knew Mr. tie •ecinprisinE abcut.,CNicry conceivable 4 The husband wiltappreciate ,her ac- • had been fop it drive he hie uncle's care ;his ?itelville sufectentlY to- reniember that Christian name was Deeid, had a. ;n4lincitv a large, portiOn going to. ' the tion. A. ilttle.•tilianlik6 tbia maY form .. riuge.. The sinell boy wanted ,a 'longer Hiring. at his dispoSal, he received a liye .stocke classes: The ocereiVoils, int- ' • (Mother:line in the chain which binds ride, and the cotieliman, Who, had taken ietter correaining only .,thriesi... V11-118,.: OS dial regalationS are conveniently ar- i11113 to MS borne- 'New Idea. . a fliney to the lad, said that he 'night e"e.orderemember David, " d le ' ranged 'so that •z,nyone can easily 1'llr . . ride round to the stable and . that lie. reply Was no less terse an, ScrliartiUr;: ' • dersland •tlioni. . The. improved tntry . MILK SHERBET , , .. • . • • Thou' art •the man' • ,Perliaps feral which wa.s originated by the Wes. wane bring him home when he eanie. of. cealealretical tent Fele will leo used "'erten this vette. - So Morton jumped in again,' happy the earlinat in. s. timee f A pelicione Erne Inexpensive Dessert ' eiieugh. • The cciaelinnie gave:the' eoor . . Per Any SCOSOit.' : .', . ' it bang: Allis, One of the little , hands: In oar helve Milk sherbet is the meet chencedle be right in the` Way orthat ro thliir 'dessert on the •hottest day ef door! Nobody' saw it, but tbey heard . . . prom? tom won y .It leech, appreciated by the exhi- eaMte 'nemed "1.1° .wits• bitOrS, aS : saves time . and. avoids prompted by Swift• to take this text weeteeee. • for a sernion preached in St. Pat • - . rick's Cathectrai, Dublin,: before. the n. L , 4 t. • 6 ran s lay4 been • ,sunituer or the, coldest dee' -of whiter... a Sudden cry of pain. , When they tern- . V .. , iceroy, "Butler, " the Deice 'of Ore . Dairy • Hell whidh. will be 'conipleted in . . . time for. the opening 'of the .Fair..• The To make it you tiike one quart' of ricli ed the little fellow'e hp was quiyering• . •mond.. "Yet did net the • chief butler ' mine:three lemons. three-fourths.of n • . but not a wilimpae did •he Make. . , remember ,Joseph, but • foegathim." letilding wilt -wet 510,000, and will be Pint Of..granulated sugar And tale te. "That was mythumbi" he remarked, ' The Bev, Dr. Mountain, who was. the a 51'5e -class., constructidie •threugheue, bleSeeonfill On'granuleted 'white 'gele. holding it, up to .v1ew. - , , • • ' • f .beggar owed 'nearly *every' eleieg a floor. spacceof 8,seo 'feet. Te:e 4, . . . . . . tin. - ,. . • : • - '' . • Of course oVorYbodY Was-*sorre,. for 'step of his successive promotions hi ellemenetrating Hall will.have,- a scale -T.4 4, I' the I ti • t soak In half ' a '• they •all knew how such ete. injury .. great part *tie .his facetioUgneSS, and eapeceey of, -800 to 1,000,' equipped with 4, f 11 le a sin le up-to•pate eipplianres he- deMonstrat- 4 remainder of the milk' to boil in a • ceuse the lass of the nail, there was • When' he was Consulted, aa ing. the manufaeture of butter eepful of the cold milk, puttleg the hut but, although it was enough to . e,ete • 1 rimier any further ado • about it.-- : Bishop. on -Durham, by • Get:lege* II. as eese. , Butterenaking C01111110,1tionsi ler . 1. th Attest' person- to *fill the va- hoth professional and nort-pro;fessional - 4 • 4 4 4 4 &trine boiler. with.halt the sugar. $t r.. • to e . •Wheti it boils Add the, soaked Youth's Coinniiiiion. • • cant arOdespiscopel, see of Yoih he better 'lliakerse. will lea held daily era - gelatin, remove' ,from the fire • and • : • 'rennet]: "Sir, hadst thou faith as .' a eig the Fair. The portion. •cti ' the 4 (stir until 0.R.10 :thoroughly' dissolved; • • Nirnitei coition: • gron oi .inustard seed t•liou woulcist 1111ilding Set apatt fee exhibits Will be ! 4 10c Factory Cotton for 7.% 500 virile left extra heavy fee-. tory Cotton, 80 inches .widte. • -regular 10c,sale price 50c Table..L.inen for ' 12ic NVrapperette • - for • 150 yds Odd pieces . cleit r °et ' le .ipliiree, r!golar price 126, sale * . . . • • to • c Table Linen for 21c.: 'Pt 406: 1.12nbleache00.ineh:wide Linem iregular price 25e, . . .. . , . 21c IP • Unbleeched all mire Linen, 72 ,inebes wide, regular price 50c,isareprice c $1 Table Linen for 80c • Bleached or unbleached, all pure Linen, 72 inches. wide, regular $1 for, . • .... ......... Out these go 25 ends, dress goods, ranging in pike from 50c to 75e, sale • 80c- pmee. . . .... 35c • • • • eitit - fitted up with' refrigeretor away to. cool. While it coeds prepare Thees what l•want to know; . striking his breast), eBe thee ecie ease:: for butter and cheese. ane plat- • • Strain' into 'the ice cream can; put Where do you go when you go to sleep? say to this Mountath (thetinatically a y • 12c ancl 5c Fancy the flavoring thus; Wash the lemoris t not n g btt)thinsl so t moved and •cast into this sea formS and stench; for dairy machinery rluslins for 10c . letVls terngs I can't find o it bal•e of curls, and there is hardly a Mete add the remainieg half of the White and Cream grotinds . I cuddle down in the blankets warm • well, dry them; grate the rind el One . Neese, puts me o e oorn (see).' " Thee George IL should Si ;nelnditg' cream • separator, churns,' 'and squeeze the juiee of three. In a . .uniclei.stand• and ,appreciate the' joke 'etc, Ile fact, everythi 4 ng. cernectioa And totes away thane:it. . as„ to. accept its ouggeetion le- per- with this departinent will he in And shut m e es u ti ht. • .haps the strarigest part 'of the /dory, ing• :with the imeortance cf Louden . with fancy seven and floral • ° famous ideal head in the. picture gat. sugar, Stir and mix thoroughly; stand Then off I Yto The fuPnni:st place. as. elle* centre ef Mui of the he'et 'chary- designs, regular 12Ne 13416O for, , 10c • - leries %Vitt' the ears exposed. in a cool piece Midi needed. Where everytheueseems queer,• seetionS in Canada. The tips of the feminine °Mee Pack the tub le which the'-fi•eezer Though sometimes it is not funriy at ,a11, • There's mountains made of °entry there, Ing fields. covered with elewers, . . And lovely ponlee and birds and trees, The removae of the Dairy Depart - I tl • 15 Just Ilice the way it is here. Her Btatni EXplained, • the it from the olet Dairy A. ?Heel tur- be as pretty as pink shells; but, al ic Placed in the reguler way with very same, the artistic eye loves to clothe ,finely broken ice itiercOarse salt Pone • them, in soft ringlete,e no wetter the leintin end sugar MO the prepared , now graceful or sevarilike limy be the . .Milk, Cover and feeeze in the or-, ft hundred times niccr.than ottrs. en, dear inainma I see ou the e. • • back of the neck it is much mere me 'diriary way, which Will take .from ilf. And 440tr &lino .pa'pa; 003: r ••• And last night the baby came b Bade tie dress it in small curls, •be the teen to „twenty minutes. Remove the tick front curls ever so tiny, 6r. as one Winniill • dasher, pack away and give at least •Andhepatalield like he Used to do. expressed it, ever so straight.' - •one hour to ripen before using. • If so all of this day I've been trying to If the hair &the not grow prettily at these directions are followed exactly • think— • Oh, how I wish / could know -- the back of the neck try tO train the the result will be most satisfactory. , _ Whereabouts that wonderful eorintry la - locks down so that they Will curl. If producing a delicious and inexpensive 1,• Where /deem' little boys go. i this cannot be &the then rise a fele deestert i or flee or six peesons.--Table --Independent 1 artificial eines. Maybe the hair groWei Talk. so wickedly at the back of the neck • that the rirtificial awls cantiet be used , with good results, 'and in this cite° there is nothing to do but to dress the hair low. 1 The woman who wants to please will surely not neglect to make a study of her hairdreesing. Pretty Dlisheit. Pretty dishes Is the desire of every housewife, and it le not alvveY0 neeee- eery to pay. a big price to get theta, ,Rettl beauty is not alwaye governed by expense, Illue and white is alwaYS safe and satiSfactory, and everi if one does not Arndt to tie herself entirely to this color It has tiO equal for breakfast or lunch. eon. One ean buy the dainty fragile Japanese blue and white or, better yet. * the genuine heavy but always good Clinton. Then the onion and the willoW pattern eau always be found in differ- ent gradee ware. ' Dior \dinner sets it would be really better 'to 'choose pure white thin china than some of the deeorated sets, The man who did not like to terve his slide . qin, ,r.P.4et beet Po be4 0.f atiLl NARY CONCEITS. •••••••••••.6.91.... In blending flour and Water for ' thickening, if a fork is used, it not lump, A little lemon juice added to the wit ter for mixing pastry !improves the fla- vor and helps to Make it light If you wish a cake to be light put it into a very hot oven. at first find let tile °Veil cool after the first ,twenty minutes. Por every Use to which brandy is or. dinarily put in cooking boiled cider is just as good. Boll sweet cider till rel dueed to ote-fourth Ito original vol- •ume. tones for soup should be chopped quite Mall and the stock in which they are put alloWed to simmer only, never to actnally boll, if you want to extract all the goodness. • A. mint half ettpfut of strained toma- toes placed the pan where lamb or mutton is roasting greatly improves the flavor of the meat. The tomato of course is used in the basting. 4-, • •44.1,. Indian 'Nantes. Quaskh—A blue heron. needeeasith--A, blue Jay. -' tYtkWuflk—A porcupine, Mitches—A rutted grouse, ,iteyskawis—A barred owl. thuquenauln—A moose. - tioweekle—A Canada lynx. • Skooktuni—A. trout. Sektigadagee—A. Canada grouse. ICtiaseekho— sheldrake, Wood Bobby is a Ilttle Clermantown boy al and ITorticeltural hall provides whe is a seeker after the wherefore eery meth more rooin for agricultural of things. . Sothe 'days since' he was and lie-rticilitural lernducts amd will questioning his tether -as to.the nature tend tobetter the excellent displays of a Weapon. , of past 'years; "4. Weapon, my son," explained bbs It is • confidently expected that thee father, "is something to fight with' e!lerretufa.ctrires and -Arts Melding will be • "Te. e emir wesienn, tra?" largely filled With exhilets ef prtxess- es of manufacture of goods matte in Lotalon• Leading 'eke:is Ai:1 be rep- reeereed in the Art Gellery—a • better 00 2sc Children's , Hose foA A00 Children's black cotton hose, ail. sizes, tegulat 25c, sale price460•1111, ..... •iitooe.rillOC t . • 45c and 25c Laclies L1/4 Gloves for Led ire Colthyd GlOves in fawn Brown and tilue, !regular prices 15c and 25e for... , ..... 10 $2.50 Black rloreen Skirts for $2. Well made,deep floonce, three . frills all sizeeeregular price $2 50, for $2. display liaei- ever is 'anticipated. ' 4e The. list. of attractions. is about com- 4 , plete anh- we are assiirtil it is the best 4 - THROUGH 'V) TIIE WORtliti . • . yet. -The speeding in the rine always , ,i• riiill, ST. LOUTS. a feature of the Western leahe'will this ' Ay ..year, with y1011110 purses, be.. more - • 4 ' Fast Texpreee Traii14-loava tor • St. • attractive than • ever. • . Lot.lis tWicc „daily.' eerre itte'. • 'through The Pellman sleepers. Year local :,rigent. eeeeet, the highest eeereciatithe for the 4- , people of Oniteio have. always 4- '‘viel`lartellakii!hellr5er. vit.tetii-"Itilsit; licesul Tell; '!A7711,11ti V, a' ir and we ielfeltitre fivitew'i-tilitt.- 1. • with an tlepertiimie leiting in • .• " • A balmy Amelia. sublimated sort of kWh which de. Serves a more euphonious name is pre- pared very quickly and easily. Cold meat Of any kind is put through tlie chopper, care being taken to eliminate gristle, ete. To this are added mashed potatoes in the proportion of one-third; half the quantity of canned tomatoes, a very small pottier( Of gfated onion and pepper and salt to taste. Cover the bOttom and sides of a baking dish with cracker erumbs, put in the hash, strew more trumbs upon the top Mid let it bake gently for fifteen minutes. Can De used either hot or cold. • • 1 t v r rie in Chicago/ Detrt,it and at letermediarte eNtes" the Sell "Cll.° (1. e Y`) cariadian stetiohs. this section cf the province. Note—thi enelicetere ..e. Mae- d(nied, .1). 1'. A.., Torretio, cIlVlosing four et itis in stuinps, 'handsome. illus- trated eo&•liet be' fernielied, 0 • SPEND 'e•OtTle VACATION IN THE ' 11,LIGHLAND$ 0114 ONTARIO. . Must te a express, traere ineeee direet mien:ellen Nom prints on Cicoi- gian Dave libietee tees unit fake of Baez:. Teuree tieeete en ;daily. HOME SEEKERS i'xerizsti)Nr .s3n. s40.50. • , At L () I)(YlitS iit Cant:Wall NortlAt.•,,st. (hu -d ge.:ng July reternieg utitil Sept. 2oll, iiel"Cint illvstratcd ' literature and full informal:or. aeply I to F. R, liedgetis, Towit Agent ; A. 0. Pattison, StatiOto •'You' ellIOVI,Te NOT MISS Sperding it few days at the groat $so,000 lexpoeitien, St, Louie. . A eight worth p year's ceeeation. The- eugh 'sleepers leave daily for St. Lou- is in Grand 'think and your loCal agent will make reservatieirs. and give full throvination regardieg connectioir wide through teethe front • this statkin. Lew rete of St7,55 is in edeet •• for meal trip arte allc•ws 'Step over at (tiek.-E0, Detroit and inteemediate Cairutiau staticels, Call ter any Gr- am'. Truf,k AWeitt for tickets, illustra- tell literature arid full informatioe.--.I. D. Mo.edenald, District Inteeenger tg teal Tele:Mee 35c Ladies' Hose 25c1 \, Ladle ' eeshinere Hose, guar- • elite .1 fast black, all sizes, regular price 11,5c,sale price, .. 25c,, 15c Lineit, Collars for 5c , Wantons and Mena Lineh Col- laral odd sizes, regular price 15e tor.. IMNIii. •i.....V611.1•46.0 pc/ - 4- Os. •• • , . • $ •Ladies Ils Gowtp for 7.5c 4. idade of fine, white cotton and ' ; nainsook, Empire or high to neck style, tastefully trim - need with fine laee and enen- oidery. regular price $1.00 for 75c * 1.26 1.00 , 1.60 . 1.25 * • • it.,nAnAbliabirgwobwitvit TOZER & B lOWN Successors to P. LOatel t* Son 444144 4+44444 444444 511. ••• 111, #0044#04*4004444f404t