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l There is no Job in Life More Important Than

ma“ 1 That of Being Efficient in the Kitchen-

It Makes for Health, Happiness and

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"‘ 1 .. - flow, 1-4 sugar. 3-4 teaspoon “a W“ "m '° "I"r""°""..'“...“'1lfi“i..i.‘l‘i'fii.?if.?.ii‘ili’liif s... $1.1 m... 01111111111111.1111...“ Illorse ,5 Coffee -' new PTO‘ lllllnfilfiian mugh aofter, dearer than any other 011p milk. 8 iablespwll 191mm Jll-lu- A '-'- '——"' lll ‘f 1' l ‘ l ‘ ' l ' ‘ ‘ l soap I've uaed. And there's not the alighteat irritation. WYQQEul-lmllorlvmzxr‘ A YounB Ilrl asks me to tell her why she should learn how to cool i ( i) t 1t. muse 0i ll. 015i . “T11, 1m,- perfllmQlldtllfllllfilllbO. fnlflmfill} 1 1m, Add mflklkmon There are about aemillitgn grand reasons whrywegré-g lv-voznnoshgulg‘ $111111»; ch l ' kill l Po in pimv one ° t n R “"°',1§I1"f,'§li.':1.: Palrnmu oulfi: Jill“! l "W6 M I- ll!"- Tm“ W‘ m‘ a n Mann‘ said long ago, because we can live without '° 3"} - 1 11, 1,111,111,, 1,1111%»- floured boom and knead lirhtlv- music. Poetry and m, but civilized man cen‘i C. -. .. . .. ......- 1.-.”: __. .__v_,y,y__?__yy___ h“ °" ‘um 8- shape in-tosmall, marble sized bells live without cooks.

The new, delicate blending 0f Palmolive‘: soothing Olive and Palm Oils makes its gentia lather more effective than ever before. Use 1 Palmolive, from now on. See 50W quickly your akin becomes» soft", fresher . . . lovelier all over.

Grease muffin tine. Place 8 balk side by side in each muffin tin. sprinkle with sugar. Bake in hot oven (450 degreeswt) for about 20 minutes.

BANANA CUP CAKES

‘Phat makes a knowledge of how to pre- par food the very foundation stone of a girl's education. Every woman finds that no met- ter what business or profession she goes into, no matter how many other thulss she knows, the one thing that she always needs to know is how to cook. ,

A girl should learn how to cook because, if aha does, she has a. trade by which aht can nlways support herself if need be. 1n times of depression the market may be glut-

FREEDOM FOR TWO

By MARGAR ET WATSON

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KEEPS ‘IIIE QIIINS’ SKINS LOVELY 1>1,1,,,,,1;v¢ is so good, so safe, so mild, it was selected

mglli. blrica. and. Marllu pound, tianced. shopped, did a number of Jung's Iogtt which 1121112 than she

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ale-held cup butler. 1 cup silgar, i cup mashed bananas. 11-2 cups

1,111.1 ~11 1., 1 1 L. ,_ _ _ 1 1 11 1, w 1 1 n ted with actresses and writers and interior, s " fir! £1,112? £11111; exclusively by Dr. Defoe, for the famous llwnlw Qillfll- fijistgm: ‘E5111 1egtgaggo11 211111111118 decorators and smnographers and ofllte 1.1119; 5111; l 111111’ T11111- Surely if Palmolive keeps the Quins’ skins 1n smooth and 1 teaspoon 111111111111 ' ' women, but there are never enough first-class cooks to go around. M0119-

over, even in its lower brackets the salary of the cook compares favorably with other female laborers, considering that she gets her lodging free and eats as well as her employer does, while the salary of a woman chef en- titles her to groan over the income tax.

Furthermore, a good cook is the autocrat of whatever household she delgns to bless with her presence. A woman may not hesitate to icll he1 husband of his faults nnd where he gets ofl. A man may be Brulnpy and grouchy with the girls in his office and always threatening to fire them. But they walk humbly before the goddess of the kitchen who has but to

snowed oil; not-no,- of illem had felt any pleasure in the amusement before, . O11 New Year's Eve there WAS a. "Yculd mil‘ t“ , imll at the 'I‘0\\n Hull. 11 furewrll 1111.. 11 poor _cX- Dilfl)" I01- the old year. a house- llil‘ 141i P1111“ Silt‘ 191'» warlnlng for the new. At midnight Slfiyfil- and ChTWmfl-i Erica. stood just within one of the

purfcttly healthy condition, it can keep all W" “H”

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Well bee/ten and stir in mashed bananas. Sift dry ingredients to- gether rmd add alternately with 1 soda dissolved in a iii/Me hot water- Bmke in greased small muffin tins in hot oven (400 degrees F.) for 15 minutes. Cool and sprinkle with

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of expert advice, and his eye per- petually on the clock. Erica had watched him affectionately as she donned her coat ready for the ball, and patted her brown 112111‘ still more securely info iis shining watt-s.

To him this was excitement. The conimsi was all the more over. whelming when Martin came in like a being from another world. Titer-e was nothing flamboyant a- bout him even 111 his 111051, com- municative moods; and y'et he came into the rectory wi1l1 s. personal force which seemed to demand more space than its mulls. afforded. as if a deml-god from some wider air had imaccountably strayed in- t4; their puny world. The curious

whirl of color in the: llullul" and ulc glilllll Oi dresses. The fca- cures oi lus

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Mn. L. L, Monlreai, writer, "l fell nervous, irritable and tired all the time. Couldn't est. Didn't sleepl Worked will: difitlally due lo chronic constipation. I gol no relief until l fried Fruil-a-lives. l [mums regular, headaches and irriiafion lell me. I have leis of energy now." It's worth while in lry this sune rimple way in regain health. You'll be glad you did. 25c. and 50c.

FRUlT-A-TIVES 1115555:

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Unsullied comes to thee, new porn;

Tomorrow ls not thine,

The sun nmy cease to shine

For thee ere earth shall pest 11g morn,

Be earnest then in deed,

Nor fear approaching night;

Calm comes with evening light,

And T101118 and peace. Thy duty heed-

Today.

thought and

-John Ruskin.

THE BEST SIDE The habit of looking on the best side of every event is worth more than a thousand pounds a year.—- Samuel Johnson.

If you have a. round dining table thotneedsanew coatofvnrniah orone you are sicltofloolkingst. wiry not get a. round glass top w completely cover the table top? To make it more attractive, have the glass out into pic-shaped sections. A colored cloth. placed under the glass and hung to the floor is l new idea which adds glamor to the dining room.

TABLOID To keep the grains separate and make them white, add a teaspoon of lemon juice in each quart oi’ water when boiling rice.

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melted butter. 1 orange.

Breakilwoeggs intooulpJilluup with sour cream. Beat with dover egg beater. Add sugar. Bee/t well.

_ Add sifted dry Ingredients and then melted butter. Use grated rind of one orange for flavoring. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for

20 minutes.

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cate men, as other wild animals, is by feeding them. Any husband will continue to eat out of his wife's hand as long as she keeps 800d 100d 1111i- But the parunount reason why every girl should learn how to cook is because the health and efficiency and prosperity o! her family ia going to depend how she feeds it. How the children tum out and Whom“ 0f 110$ ; the husband is a. success is Just as much the result of Mother's cooking as t l taZ ts they may possess. Hymn? child‘ is rated stupid nt school because he is filled up on 808W cereals. Many a. boy takes m drink because he n undernourished mm 11w: o! good, wholesome, well-cooked food andlfeels the need of a. l u- lnnt. Many a main loses out in life because h.s wiles bad cooking hu turned him into such a. dyspeptic that he can't get Blvng with lllllbildll and made him so pessimistic that he is afraid w go into any new venture. We are shocked when we reed the papers about a woman Poisoning hcr husband's children, but the one who feeds her family on water! l0"?!- outdone meat, underdone vegetables and heavy bread poisons them Juli as surely as if she had flavored their food with Rough on Rats. On the other hand, the omnn who is n 800d 00°‘ build-l 5°? h" children and husband strong healthy bodies with which to light the 1 world, and clear brains with which to think. She gives them the will‘-

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know how to cook has had a breakdown. 1

‘These, my dear little girl, are some of the reasons Why e very I11’

should leann to cook.

thing of uhiril uhmluil-ly’ ziccuratc trawl: 11111.4 b: kip-l. \\'l1en he misses mmcliuuc must be dom- nt once. Con- ltipanorx is serious fur baby.

Mrs. A. Reid of Hespsiur, 011i, has lhls t~n any; "Hnvihr had seven children

part of it was that. though tho ‘Rs-c- bm‘ was aware of the contrast, he was not durarfcd. Hi"- inierests re. mained of such real importance that he could not bear to catch at the (lend-god's sleeve as he entered.

A new collection craze- that of saving ntetoh-box labels-may one day be a. serious rival to stamp collecting. Match-box labels have a. beauty and interest that would

Wife (finally ready to go to the theatrw-How do I look dear?" Husband (critlcaliyo- "Fine, uut you haven't got your lips on

’l‘l>lliEl:2 RULES 0F LIFE First, live as much as possible in the open air; second. touch elbows with the rank and file; third, iaik Wllcrc

In; iuilling Bobyis Own Tsblhis were I b01111 tn me an illtvy cleared up at nnvc

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and demand: "Do you 111101111 any- thing about campanclcgv?"

Martin had laughed. and humbly admitted ignorance.

" I was afraid you wouldn't," said the Rector, and rushed annoy to ring bells, while his KlEIUIIlllPr and Mar- tin nharcd the frivolous pleasures

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ycull be next New Yours Up on t-l-e moon nlaybe." "£11111. (lCPUllul- cu you." he said.

"Come on, 101's dunco."

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plzun lllnlself, and .5110 thought that he was tacitly;

refusing to do so; u. on ‘the way 1101118, \\'l1.ll the last o.‘ the Rxciorls 11:11.1

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ringing ill. their ours, he paid sud-

‘lnrrim :1. 111w: stmnach, colic. simple roup ard other minor ailments of , abyhuorl.

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111a pattern includes four large motifs, tour triangular sprays, two 113mg sprays f or lxrlsiel‘, tOWGlS .01’ pillow slips.

For cumplclfi pattern and instructions for all of these designs, in lsiumps or coin (coin preferred) to The Charlottetown

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"YOU MUST LOVE ME"

Erica felt him at he:- shoulder now es something tremendously viial and yet elusive. Ho had bPcn thrown info her life in such hap- hamz-d 11111111101- 1.11.11. she could still hardly believe in him. and certainly

dcnly;

“Do you reullzc that. we really are at inc bfigllilllllf; of a New Year Something so new (11.1, anything may l1up1>r11 in 1i_ \\‘.»-.11 would you like your your to bring? Where would you like u. to lake you?" “Out of this place, first; as far away from it as possible. Into moun- tains and Junglns, over rivers and seas-J’ S110 lllu-d i101" head and looked at him flvrocly‘. "Ol1, what's the ilse? But anyhow I hope you'll enjoy it. I hope it wl-l-l bring you everything you want. Mrs? I'm I pnsoner. The only way 1 shall ever really get out is pil-lion behind one of our mlnsirol; I'm grateful even for that, though I can't be quite sailsiifli wiih dreams."

They had reached the shadow o1’ the church tow-e;- over the close, where the reucrbcratlons of the pml secmccl to sfllg still in a vi- brating thrum through every 111mm: within sight of the gates of home. of the fabric. She stopped, just "I suppose you'll be off soon " "Oh, 1'05. very soon, I lwpe; but 1'1 nil zlcprndl“

"On what?" she asked llstlessly. "On you of course. 1115i us I said." l-lc caught the z-udden sparkle of her ews, red-brown in bewilder- ment. and loaned nbmpily closer. "Did You wally iilllflk I could go n- ivny frrc 11s I Panic. 111*.‘ leave you llPYl‘ in prisu11? l)» you yinnk lcnulti _l_:1|:111g__1_111_\'.<-o!i' in go awuy- without ' you? Oh no. You're valuing with mc_ I “rant to give you the world. I want in drop every adventure under the slm info you're hands. and pop owry swcctnosw there is inf-o your mouth. You don't. know what ifs like to be telling you stories. 'I'here’s always the feeling that everything would have been twice as grand ii’ 11o11'dbeeninit.Andf1-omncwor1 you're going to be. We'll turn the rvorld upside down. lifrlca."

Ho had her by the lrmds, and wax (lrawlng her towards; him. She

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every day with a man whom you know is your superior. - Edward Everett Hale.

GIVING

-Give to your enemy forgiveness. Give to your opponent tolerance. Give to your friend your heart. Give lo your child o good example. Give to your parents defer-once. Give to everybody sunshine.--Anon

HOUSEHOLD HINTS Whm pressinglaoe tablecloths or laedspreads, stretch to shape and press under a dil-mp cloth over a soft pad with right side down.

Make your scrap bag of net. ‘Ihis is most time-saving, for when you want. a. particular piece of ma- terial you can soc it at a glance without having to turn out the whole bag.

star-ed, smiled. and was silent, too deep in the textures of dreams to speak; but she know that she loved him, that every nerve and every 991159 she possessed had followed her lmeginaltim into this new, vest and exciting captivity,

"What's the matter?" he asked against her hoir. “You do love me, don't you? You must love me-

“She loved mo for the perils I

had passed.

And I loved her that she d1d—"

l-le broke off there; the word "pity" did not apply; and while he hesitated. smiling, she said softly: “—‘envled them’?

01h, my dear-at, you shell have them, every one. but without the madness. You shall have everything you've ever wanted. if only you'll marry me and come away out of your c1111’ ails."

Still she had nothing to say; she was dumb with wonder; but she lifted her face out of his arms with a. simplicity which answered for her: and Martin bent his dark head into the shadow. and kissed her.

(To be Continued)

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surprise those who had seen only English specimens. In foreign countries, they put art in-to labels. Ja/pan, for example, can boast of no less than 30.000 varying match- boxes, each with a label of reel

advantage of the humble match- box to reproduce small works of art.

In Humid, every available square inch of primed matter is used for propaganda. and match-box labels get their share.

Two collectors 111 England have flowed the 20.000 nmmk. and n. woman heads the list with more than 35,000 labels ell tabulated and sorted. 1111s collection in- eludes a relic of bygone days-the lalbel from a box used by King Wil- Iism IV. A box of matches, in Q1086 days. cost a. quarter.

COSMETIC VBUT

Wlheihel" you an going to have

new print or pastel or just go rlghr on wearing your old suit until Blaster, do consider changing your mekenm. Nothing lifts one out of midwlnter doldrums more quickly than a. brand new oolffeilr or a. set of new cosmetics. Don't go in for