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skim off the fat. then reheat. slowly

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Wool challfs print in navy blue and whltc is adorable with white pique trim and rose-pink fie.

Tan wool crepe with brown collar, cuffs. tie and buttons is cute.

Carried out in cotton fabrics, of course, it is equally attractive and easily laundered.

. Style No. 2860 is designed for tiny maids of 1. 2, 4 and G years.

Size 4 years requires 2% yards 35- inch with 95 yard 32-inch contrast- trig.

o"? iirie Fashion Book shows very little expense. it contains most attractive Paris designs for adults and children. embroidery. and sug- . gestions, em.

' Be sure to fill in the sin of the

Plflcm- Send stamps or coin (coin preferred.)

Price of book 10 cent;

Plice of pattern 1s rents.

Do not be afraid of doing this. for what you; boy or girl, who is taking high school physlw. will call “sur- face tension" works in the kitchen as it does in the laboratory. and the custard filling with no run out.

Paris Fashions

AT TEA AND DINNER

At the more elaborate tea. parties at present black and white dresses seem to predominate; but there is colour in old rose crepe and lclvet, and in rust-red crepe and "in brown coats and furs. There is also some bright green woollen crepe, dresses of which lcuk well under black cloth coats. They are worn with cossack caps. There are also red dresses to be 688i‘! under black or brown fur coats.

‘The most noteworthy hats are the

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"Comparisons are odious." says an old proverb. They are more than odious. They are the ultimate llusult, the unforglvable affront and in the family circle, where they are mainly used, they have started more rows

than all of the seven major and minor sins combined. IAlso, they have blighted the lives of innumerable children by implanting the inferiority complex in their young breasts. For there seems to be something even in the lneekest of us that will not endure having

zrast with mother's virtues. We may not have a. very good opinion of ourselves. We may know that we would never take a prize in a beauty show and that the river is in no danger of being set on fire by our wit; lrc may realize that we are no Henry Ford or Mr. Rockefeller and yet retain sufficient self-satisfaction )0 litc comfortably with ourselves.

1t is only wllm Lame cruel hand strips the last shred of our vanity from u; by instituting a. wlnpnz-issn between us and some one who possesses in the superlative dcgree all the ql-allties that we lack that we realize what miserable wcrlns of the dust we are. The contrast, is deadly. and slays us. It dots the i"..- nnd lwsses. the n. on our faults. It turns a searchlight on our wcskllesses and rrwrca UL. cce them as another secs them, and that is not to be borne.

gnu“. any we “hm m“, “wk? her; ‘ new cloches with deep side brims and ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' the small hats with cuff brlms softly

The comparis r. is particularly disastrous in the home because it shat- ms the most prcclmls illusion that husbands and wives entertain in regard

>ur shortcomings emphasized by being held up in 6011-,

story of the fort lad settlement be- tween 1678 and i701. written, in the mil“, by a. parish priest whose flair for detail almost iournslistlc hi5 made his record ll-hlqlw- f!" "W! priceless for historians.

E. Z. msiootw. Court f-Iouse archivist, _ ’ the register from its rag-paper p088. browned only at the edges, took out line after line of ink script, almost ls fresh as on the days u. was written l-rollnd 250

ber of rntries is tannins-ted with the signature "Remy". written in bold hand with a quill pen.

"hther Pierre Rzmy" said Mt- Masalcotfs, “the first parish priest of Lachlne, a Scipio’ whose name was given to Pbrt Romy. in my opin- ion, is an exceptional figuna among our priests. Never did he forget reg- istering acts of civil status-births, max-ridges and deaths. i-lis register is unique.

"If a person was asassirlated. Father Remy, in the act d burial described the murder, the scene, all

yean ago. By far the {Retest numi

tle flour-Aha morest suspicion of flour. no more than you would use of are powden-then roll up like a jelly roll. double the ends under. and roll out again. 1f you do this with a light touch. you ought to have a shortcake that will b: flaky.

A Visit To Brazil

The Prince of Wales has accepted "Ill invitation extended to him through the Brazilian Ambassador in Xnndon by the Provisional Govtm- ment of Brazil to visit Brazil on b‘ return Journey from the Argentine Republic next spring.

In delivering the invitation, the Brazilian Ambassador emphlllzed the great pleasure which the visit of his Royal Highness would afford both to his Government and to the Brazilian nation, and expressed the hope that his Royal Highness would consider the invitation as a proof of the high respect and great esteem in which

add cold water to one-third a cup o; flour mixed with one-fourth a m. fiPoonful of pepper. until of the rim consistency to pour; add carefully ti; the hot stock, stirring WIlltllJfly_ meanwhile; stil- and wok until boll. lng begins. In ItWO-qlllrt cagggq-oh arrange the cooked fowl, separated from the bones, in layers with five boiled and sliced potatoes; over an [pour the thickened stock; heat slow. iy.

Sift together one cup and one-hall of pastry flour. and one-fourth q traspoonul of salt; work in one-third a cup of shortenini: then, using a little cold water. as needed. mix with a knife until the dough clelns the kwwl. ‘I'm-n on to a. board, lightly dredged with flour, turn the paste On the board to coat the entire surface with flour. Pat with the pin and roll into a rectangular sheet. Have ready about two tableapoonfuls of butter, beaten to a cream; spread part of this over one-half oi.’ the paste and fold the other ha]! over the butter. Again spread one-half of the surface

11w envy c! hcr if!!!‘ iv" ,- . . < “M,”

1i. g, r31, 1m. mi, no“, ,0; Name rolled back. The cowl hut which to each other, and that is, that no matter what a cold and uuupprcclatlve s? nix? Jutggay u“ . p", he is held in Brazil. as well as of the with butter. and fold the other half (,-,_qlim,,|hy,. u, Sm?“ gm“, wardrob; 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . frlmes the face in black and fits would may think of them, each secs in the other a paragon of perfection. m‘; med P s?‘ awn“; ___ and traditional friendship of Brazil for over the butter- Rnll into a. strip the ‘lilo bqqeg, m, U; H“. “mm PM“; street Address close over the ears is less becoming. The woman flattcia fret-self that her husband picked hcr out for a wife be- one ‘azure o: the “d5,” k Great. Britain. alas of the top of the cmerole; bake

cnligr ,5 ,.,,,,,h.,,_.,,,(.d Black panne. brown velvet, and satin

cause he thought hcr the prettiest, the most charming and the most angelic

on a, pan. Place on the casserole just

b ti . - bu“: crepe d" Chum “my l" "ivy! are used for black dresses, while girl he could find BZIWIIEIB. The man never doubts that his wife regards £331?“ xi‘? 533mm?‘ m; ‘imam o; we ffgqugncy o; ma“ before serving. A 011M. bl-lifld in this " —~‘~" - 1 ' — ~ ,.___;_-_. ___l _ sill?! coloured dresses are usually made of him a5 an oracle “my; gg-getter and thgt, she admires him gbovg all men, “est always ‘cud when t pwwu n“, 5nd beau“ the nah h“; not wly, is thoroughly cooked Ind mike-l ““' soft crcpes with a dull surface. p bu“ gntmly ggngumgd," Q}; m, 39 a more " ' ‘ y $11163"! Pil-

Sleeves are long. with some trimming

0t ater about the wrists. ‘There is less dress {Jewelry in the afternoon than in the

' i P 1e Crust i AJJNTREAL. Qug" Jan. s-_wheu pveuing. and real jewls are preferred

are-furl. SEND ORIENTAL EXHIBITS

Fancy. then. whluu blow it is to a woman when hcr husband begins to throw other women fisher face and institute comparisons between her and them. which are alwayi to her disadvantage. Flesh and blood can't stand

died of illness-the cause of death was stated, or in some ccsw the

scribed. S0 faithfully did the parish priest make his descriptions that

symptom preceding ‘death were de-,

he described his personal visit to each of the temporary graves, gives their location and details the re- burlsl in the pariah cemetery with

QASPEREAUX

_w___ .11; Imermmona, Exhibition o‘ RP gto unreal. ‘ it. especially feminine fish and blood can't. some or than bu,‘ been tmnanud all the rltuitl of the church. T110 plumbers of tile Gllpereaux

..Pu, m“ a bu“, one cu lhlfln m; from elm”, “m” m the] At dinner also white and black ' from we “mm. m‘ handed to Que 11m, entry wuyglve m qx- Womerls Institute and other friends

_ _ __ l1 0f lard prose“, hen-m 1,, mndon on J _ iprevail. with a white crepe satin This is the gencsl, a! most of the ln-law troubles that cause as much mus 1 Momma, who .M‘ gallant u", 01 the manner in whim. of Miss Julll SW18 m“? l‘ h" 11°11“ ‘ ii-ld ltllFci-HYCIS cup of boiling “mil? urv 7 next” man cutst di an“ mu’. ‘imply Ollt and draped, a long heartache and bittcrncm and the shedding of as many tears as any sorrow Phys b] bond, the mm‘ 41:: Father Remy introduced practical 9n the "mm? of December 29m‘ m‘ bins-tire min n flour siftrl- ihl-cciflilplts o} 0,16%“, an n‘ ‘x. ruby necklace ialperhaps. the only unearth. Millions of dcughters-iu-law hate their perfectly good, inoflen- “e a e o; d, ‘h nmgtive into hi; acts of civil 5g;- oocassion being the 88th birthday

rim" °r m“ L“? L"~'-‘i"'~"~l"1'l11Offiflllfi ~ muwscflm ‘a black zeoriette sivc and innocent nwtisias-ln-laxv lust because mother's bread and plea “S: and Sm“ e “m n ' tus: 0f M155 5W?”- M-i“ stale m‘ We"

trimming. 0n ‘ crescent very low at the back to a deep point, a crystal necklace. finely cut, may hang down. Flowers give colour to many black and white

P2151 t-;,,. "Mpaonl-u, o, bnkhlg POM , from the ilbfflry or MoGill Unlvcr. m, Sm this m,“ m!‘ b“; M hmislty will bc on exhibition, the uni. V-‘Qlfl’ fillfi nlrllcd l'll'i’i. an’! stir n15], "crhuiy havmg accepted an mvlmtmn

lfspocn lmill n still’ rlnllgil inc made. to comrwuw w It’

The illuminated pages which have

ffi rllvrly to corl. Never use willie been who,“ include a from dresses. A girl may wear c white set before their husbands, they always have to listen to an invidlous coxn- tunes during h“, m, Chm"; m seven months, and of Anne Barbary 51ml’ WW1 dumm! w the mus“ “l, " i” m” ‘i1?’- KQPP i" fl c001 ‘Shah Nanny, 0,. Book flag; a chiffon velvet Empire dress with parison of their output to ilhe kind that mother used to bake. ‘h. w c” ‘an in m, 1mg aged five years, who were found the PBOBOIPIPN B114 35mm!”- “ ~"° Th“ “will ‘"11 kecu for u‘ o e Km" much success: her string of emeralds ffldofllmm got ' tcfgfldls, but ‘to I "l" bum“ 5" u" Wwllfflihih °‘ Si” dancing w“ "’ lat“ of u“

.cl Firdltsi. illuminated about laloi a V913’ line drawing of the Death of Alexander. dated about 1300 and a flcaf from :1 13th ccrltury Persian iBcstinry, showing on both sides

clays‘ hccplllg; impr0vg5 ii. and the nilililtilrs given ‘will mnke iitrcr» pics. will in": and bottom crusts . _ shell; for uprn-face piczs."

will give it colour Emerald green georgette suits o, dark complexion; it is cut low at the back and strapped from sidc to side with wide flat

have been fed to them at every meal ever since they were married until mother's cooking has smlud their dispositions. "

No matter what good books they are, no matter what angel's food they

"I don't see wily you have to have a new hat. Mother always wears hers two seasons." "I don't approve; pfyoursaddlng around tnclubs. Mother nevéi- needed on. bhluscmcut outside of her own home." "f don't see why you don't manage bcttc. Mother never spent anything on running her

Father Remy overlooked rut-hing. He was meticulous to the last degree one proof is that 1 have been ‘able to trace fifteen distinct wills and bequests which he made at various

complete new testament or bequest." '- "The- ancient tome fairly breathes the atmosphere of the islmd of the lvth century. In covering the years

“This day, the first of Ms]. i659, were buried in the cemetery of this church the body of the deceased Jean Barbary. aged two years and

April lust besides the summer kit- chen attached to the house of their father, Pierre Buury, Whidh fire caught by ‘Tent!’

an esteemed friend and neighbor w old and young alike in Gaspereflllx. and is also the oldest person in this vicinity. The evening lpassed pleas-

everling and several visitors acquitt- ed "themselves c-reultolslyr A dainty’ lunch was served by Mrs Merclcr as- ggwd by pevgrfl young ladies. Miss Steele was then presented with a

_M__V___>_ lhnifitfd dfnM-jngs o; animal, bands. Most dresses clear the house." 16764701 i, deals Wm, the pm“, But the register is not merely the _ '

. ' ground, one or two, perhaps. are shorl. y.” or {our apmtuu new, o; m, u. repository of signatures oijFather bless: wool sweater, by the Women: ; 7'0 \l.\l< lgslllclzlilllzli (TMOANUT, “T " to the ankles. others are lifted in Tllcsc comparisons with mother have caused innumerable young wives chine and purl». mmy community. ‘RWY Ind 0! 0th" Drlwtfl- IVAIJ-rri- *“5"m‘”* “d “h” ‘ms mm ~*'T "'14 '10 HFTLL‘ CAKES Aged People Need front and left to clip at the sldcs and to jam on their hats and lllkc out to the divorce courts and it has made The um entrloes are signed either III wrwwnlfl NvQI-l the writing of "imds P'°'°"°- w“ “we Sm“

—-~--~ back. innumerable others slack down in their efforts to please their husbands and by Father Etienne Guyotto or It m‘ WVWNQ“ ‘m! u" mm” "n" 515m or M,“ ‘mm Steele w” n“

Laxative Medicine

We blush over the tops of the litt-lc , With old age nature's forces slow

cskus Willi 1 sugar syrup. and tllcn

style is restrained. the romantic

say to themselves: "What's the use when he is always going to tell me how

not being liked. The modern bustle imuch better his mother always did everything than I do and how much bet-

ther Jean ‘Fremont. but they were missionaries. In i680, Father Romy

fag u principals or witnesses. 'l‘here is the signature of a bride and bride- groom painfully trloed with the

presented with n pllr of slippers- The following address was read in Miss Steele by the Secretary of the

. (lip lhcm in the shredded cocoallllt, g down. Old folks need the assist- is scarcely revosnizflble as such; it tcr a wife she was than 1 am?” went to the pariah u its first actual _ t u v and Sh,“ m, 1,1, “m, “.0”, 5m p“, mince of m. Hamilton's Pills. They falls from the waistline in flat folds pm prim, mg mm rgmglngd quill. and besides the flourish and Wm"! m“ ‘l - w, _.,,,,,m,,,,,,._, mu"- - me Symp by i “>11 W‘ U19 sy5lem- keel? 19 m?” and drapes the back of the skirt. ' And intaginc the stab it is to a wife's vanity when she is beginning u; until 1708, when he was succeeded ' 0! 901116 11181191‘ Plfl-Wd Ml” ‘mu’ stale‘

from poisonous wastes, make the bou-‘cls active and aid the stomach. To men and women past middle life Dr. Hanliltolfs Pills nrc of wonder- ful benefit. To keep regular, full of pop, in good spirits, these vegetable Pills will prove a boon. Sold by drug- gists.

bqllul; n Clip nf s1 in one-half .1 cup of water. until H makes a good. sfrolr: linir. bu! r>fi"ll as not we use any thick, slvcci. syrup from rim- ncd or preserved frilit. and the taste is better

the Dlrcctcirc cape as a fur wrap. The berths and flchu are not very popular. The length of evening wraps varies.

well; short wraps suit youth better; they are made of coloured velvet

white fur, or brown velvet with golden brown fur, according in the dresses.

i WOULD OFFSET MIDDLE AGE I I

(Canadian Press! i LONDON‘. Jan. b-Two enuncnt _ escloalastics-tllo Bishop of Rlpon. m Rev. Edward Burroughs and ueon Inge-have been voicing their 3pm‘:- hensions concerning the mlddlc age man. Dr. Inge speaks of the "cum. tinted compromise with lifc which’

The polonaise 1s seen as a tunic and go:

trimmed with fur, black velvet with {c1191- w 50mg other

A or why he doesn't llc had not scllsc enough to play’

middle-aged and stout to have her husband continually asking. her why she doesn't dress like some sliln young flapper or wlly she doesn't look like some beauty who is twenty years her Junior and who has a God-given com- plexioil instead of a home-made ollc. She knows she is no Dolores Costello

1011s WmDs suit those lpoor thing, but it hurts to have husband rub ft in by comparing her with a who arc tall and carry themselves living picture.

Nor do husbands enjoy finding out that their wives consider them in- mall. M long its they believe that their Marius Id- mire them and look up to them and think that they have drawn prizes in the matrimonial lottery all is well and they are satisfied Just to be doing the best they can and making mediocre ccesses.‘

by Father Michel de Villa-Irwin. who served the parish "for clown yam. The realms!- ranks as Number Three among parish rental-e of the Island of Montreql. Flrlt ONMG that kept by the repute in vine Mule ,1 ' , between i063 and i051, corri- od on by the flulplclcns who erected the parish of Villa Mute, Mound la Ithe register of the perish of Bointe

tux nomblos. m4. ma: tint mo]

Lechlrp register.

Each page of the Remy register-

lt is when their wives begin holding other men up to them for their mm‘ u‘ muku“ f" m‘ 1w" M

emulation and instituting contrasts between them and men who have ac- dd mm“ ‘M m” 7"‘ k ' m” that cvcqthing goes blocay and the ax la laid to tho Hum“ a m’ duly u“ d u" “u” homes. Many a woman has not only awn h" my mun"? °1 W" 59ml! 5W1 ‘WWW’ band's love for hcr but killed Lils ulnbition and taken away his initiative by d!“ lwds‘ The Lwmm o! "w" hcr unncusing demand to know tvlfyhc docsntlnakcsasmuch moneyuMr. d”; 61mm“ “m” “m” dd mm get advanced ill the company as fast as Mr. B. or why w“ Jumfln‘ m we “u” o! awh-