i‘ . Burl the lllollcru unulher-in

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h f": courgonwnfl-fi‘ Home

in comfortable lleslldeuce for’ the ‘filmy p ‘fa decent. glean up; wnllem house. ma: hflle {Qundatlflu 01 WW3)“ PM mppiness. I1lt:_d1\0 ilNqffl-twfll" vennlnlleaahol-se. you ‘niznfi 0:)‘ h an mot. ,' .11. l‘.- Z??? n emwvr- ‘IF-‘W mum the livlnglroolnel- _ lid b0 warm, m“! wzy, ~ QKVQIIQENIIBIRQIET ranging , _ ‘Q0 “$7998. 1'91" mm a tl.l,uke_ieheuqw’,w ale-t albovpe. rm... Inonve glmubd-q. llniieiil‘ an ab‘ mptlnlit sllpDlW o! nutter. sood to drink and ample war olewnliness. Soft water llclr bfllhhiflig (is a. lux- um mud‘ vtihey are tcmunwte who can nlvldye '(ll[l.'i-\V flal-nt u-ateir from a me (faucet, upon ‘Bump. wrtslhllnrg rlalcilltlee pronlu-te ‘(lgmllly diiiibiIS- The colnlvxntlaible Ihome should be

llh

ill

the llonlfl serving luenflls. laundry work, sew- jug, ‘and other activities neceesury go keep lihe lfannllly going. It silouid also ‘lurnislhl a convenient sale and guiirleient pierce in. which to store the Ibeiiongllngs of each ‘urelnlber on (me lzllnlllly; eiheili‘, drawer and clos-

et room. Vllhe oo-ulliointnhle home is a har- hcr

lytormis of Ilile. llleltefllho tilled ‘Llhe meat.

Ilusiuess nuln" lindn» sweet T811089 lllure duds and lassies ramp and prnt to ‘music and‘ ‘try out their dcvtdml" ‘_ porsarinli ‘Ies. lieu-e (lilo Mil-o and lnltrillel" "collrlea on"

i

llhnl one ls uiollalroh 0t all she s-‘ur- V0)'B\——\VIll0ll' her rlordi and hipster Is not llbfllll. |In ulost iaulllliee, Uhe house is the flpallflcu-iar ‘responsi- b ll“. "ltilil. haIlI-wfioiz 04f tlle wife, nhllle the lnjeihund manages the Llusluesiq.

‘Ono 0.1‘ the uhict‘ of n. colrllolr-lnizlle homo

leqlrilrclnenls I i

"wulglln and tasteless. and phage in an excuse for hills. or! mend are cheaper. llllfl hhey may be made delicious and. calrebul cooking. plow cooking ‘to dissolve tJhe con- mm

lnlake it tender. Butt euch coollint; ‘is likely ‘to draw out M18‘ juices

(lenlllud. Con-‘llhe meat ‘Iihlfe. first wear Itihe- meat in (hut tat-

lt about one ‘lnllh tlhllck, as Swlsfl fitted ‘to cunnry on‘ uhe lnIdIusl-ries of l-zleak ls cu-t. ‘Slpullnlkiie ilt who): salt couvenien~til‘y—uookillg. und pepper and rdll Place it in a ‘Brynn; p=m which con- tains ‘hot -fa»t and‘ brown illt well on ell sides; ltlbeul. add enough. water to sLea-m it well, cover and let it simmer ulrtl-l tine lmeaat is tender. lTllls ‘will be twenty ruin- u-tes 0r more zlor each pound in UIra plece- IMhrke a thick gravy ‘when you ‘have removed the mead. Irmu to lreitirre to Ill-mu out lihe the pan, and pour ltlhe lglruvy over

hot lat before Uhe mean; ‘is added. givee a good Tomatoes are also often added» '10)‘ this purpose. "Ilhey have an addi- end rules ‘her queenlloln and leels tionnl value, as ‘(the acid 0i (the to- mato llelpe dissolve lve tissue o! vhe meat auid makes ‘In more rtemler. (Drench cOOks oi- ten- use tomato or a LIIIUIGBpOOn oi’! vinegar or ‘cmtsu'll'l°'l"l1ll'l8‘ nurporw.»

fr; a coul- Icon ‘in-elm

- u I

e lnllue"; newher extreme, cinch.

him- shoddy (but sivmnde and good been e = ' » . ~ . m llblis does, n04: rvquite sweet 9x'l.t!ha|t ‘hays . » Dense. ‘but coneidelmlile limelight and care and wisdom on. on; part ml Mather. .. -

cooklue MEAT

Ill/loll‘! l8 ' often served wlhdoh is (Tougher cuts

tender by list takes long,

(votive (Jiseue of tough meat and

nd flavor o? ‘the meat and leave tnsltelless. rro lpreven-t

For tough meet. it is‘ best to cut

i-t closely

lOuiorrs. cut Iflne and -fried in tihe

Elavor to flhe meat.

‘the connewb- B‘

u." q-Qalgflnlg nleatt, ll’ i-t is Ila-t. l‘!

will need ‘milling adidekl‘; ‘l-ml ‘l5 ‘ll-

5 (emu. slices 04f fat pork or olt ba- ibe rlald- over the top.

folltaibfe and pleasant place to lPiince ‘tihe roast ‘In ltlhe oven uncov-

wfhidh Ito welcome trieudb- Doeeievrcd youlr ‘home meet. all these relqullre- ‘the juices. luenlteh (ht so, (congratulations! lfydnd cover Qiigh-lllly- not, wlh-nt can. you do about it? Ihicllp cook who meet

I VOUR CHILD'S CLOTHING. hash. glratv-les. lrI-sh. lples, cnoquelltes, and

ilbnle is uccu-lAdd ‘red and-green.

-.\1l:lzdl cl’ lynll'l'llfil"‘$i picd ‘wi-tlil keeping urntulllly mind- of this “perfe-ct woulun", “Elle not Zl-llfillld of snow for her ‘house Illould; for all (her (household are diorhcd with scarlet." Our grand’ ln-olllcns urged. to fluke lmllllll’. llIter-ztlly and thrill“) us \\'(3‘J.I\‘ red Illlillilbfllllfi- l is o! silk undies and rolled eltnc gls -—Illas (her dultios‘ ‘to lhel‘ growing dlolyu and triads. Our dilly it; st

‘ gtmlzllll-lilc-alcd ‘dvly. illlll‘ dculllnlls ev-l an nlore carofuilly Vlfilljlllllliflll‘ cloth-land before gollll; l“ ‘I184-

nlg to Imwke ‘a-llius-tulelntu do vary- ing temperatures. . I'I‘hn lirsl requirement.

cf 010th-

uflliliie. Ill. should he tin Iltslc. undl

(he ‘iamllly nom- lenlrne-(l ‘As solleulon says luewl. and wlhllte is tonsil and oailll it menu.

once a week.

lug lis llnlt lit slhoulid Ibo (ilozln and ‘laud

llnltll n: browns. Ito kee-D in! ‘Ilhen adld. a little water‘ The cvteanl will

1161M ovc-r meat alley lbs used in iStew, lueotq

unusihrooms to chopped sauce sea-ye with “a l-lt King."

HEALTH ESSENTIALS A lbmljh emery dtdiy or ‘at Ilene-t

(Hands and lmlce miealls‘ and aft lbeddiinle- llle-gllllux toilet hlNbHS.

Teeth bnlehed mt ‘ierauat twlilce a

1mg prellefulblly allltelr eaclll 311981]

A re-gulhur howl‘ ‘l0 Yell"?-

Elgiht, uiiue 0r Item. ‘hours 0f slleep,

(lepemltlng on one. manner o! lite, lnervoua ‘ienllperallnent.

IA great-l deal 0'! llresh mir, win-

flvtrtcd to IIIIIL) cums-Ion on lvilioh It,~d‘o\\-s open, and‘ velry unuoh sun.-

fol‘ (“he ‘

is l0 he WOHI-‘Ulfylllllllg be. lug-ml

\\'"¢\l"l\l schooi-rooull ‘should

whine. (Enough exorcise ‘to cause per-

an-d ilhin. uviillh war-ml top-c ‘i-IB, ca-p ‘splwmtlon lazuli eime-tlch every 111118131‘!

uliiteus aiill heavy ovevrlnhoes lo weur into time cold out-doors. ‘Every (person siiloulld have rill»

ierenl (cliclllllng for n-iglllt nlld (L033, suited do (rho cilmllte; with a blllillfii) of undcrllloI-Iles at lczlet

once ll week. it minke-s ~lhe unash- i-lngs easier tn (‘lllllfl-RE Inore fre- qucullly, llcilolvl lube clothing gets 40o ‘glrlhnlly In iuoulle clout". Stock- ings slhelllli ‘he changed at least twice at wcek- (Shoes should‘ he, long, and ‘wide enourtih: kept tree‘ 0m holes: and with heels which‘ ‘re unit run over, It-‘llrolvlng the loot unit of (line. lln. order not to ofleml the Last-e lnl your tuhilid, every motlher should observe (bow his companions dress. ~ 'l‘o visit school is egooli way t0 Judge cl Iliflalt. IYour cIiIIEId will not fuel a‘. ease nolr be his ‘best sell‘ unless (his dress 11s so ‘nleamly like (halt oi’ his nlnltes on to lbe incon- vrfuun-us. u it Is (too fine or lklncy. he will lbecome embalrassed or snolbblslh. ll-l it vie eecenvtlric in any way. or Inot ‘up to .plr_r, he will be- l-nme self concvcioue or develop an inferior-idly comlplex.. ill dressed rlglht. a lohlillis dress use u. ler morn faIM-encilling influence on his iulure and (his development lliflfl Ilrnrll plrenlls- realize. 'l“he iconmuou lKEIllQII ihos been Itlhat (It dnsen’). mnlltcr wihnt itihe rue-re ohlld wears: for ‘he doeenlbknow Ihow to (eke itncd Pure owl his diohhilng anyway. and he will w; soon run it hilrnulmil m‘ outgrow it. [Butt it does matter. ‘ilht- wugne but Ilneooapalblle atmos~ “here or (it will become tallminst in- dtill-lliy slam-geld upon Ihls mull and determine hls otteflcureer. m... ideal) dress l0. ‘B. ellnll n 1"“) lllwu "uverageflltlhe run of

l Y. an lleligl ‘ I From Dyspepsia

l4"- (llumw Bully, 2.0mm, ma. ‘IEOIP- ‘I suffered l. IDIIQ time ‘Rom Hverlln- I m0 mu t 1nd medi~

inmnfgljkind ~ m1“ tnorellei

ITI F. R 5%

Alene...“ ~ . u! l a1 l: an tum-n.»- an: i.) pith-om h. . ‘eat In: xvi...‘ £003 F" ll“ rut 4s lags. n?

M: inn u o... . "l: by u» . mmml Tnqlu. ‘u .

‘daily.

Contact (weight. Ifol‘ Age mlelces Illlllillfi (liililfereuce- edloluid (not ‘grow “fair, felt Ilorlly."

FNSH IONS, FADS, FOIBLES.

lleiglh t. One and

lThe eiinl IULEUITG (continues. and wluh lit wthlevic suylleu are nalurlzl- Ilylfdllowe-d. We sa-re t0 keep on ibellng "Quarry" and‘ simple in Wagner-amt head-gear union litule llrimlnulng ‘on Itlhe leltp soft jerseys uud orepee in slport- styles: more pleats than ever, ‘givlmg us room to “step out" v

‘dials alre lllglher, XMIIIVPOWBT and mIm-e polluted. wilt‘): llheilr eienderiz- lug and talllitylmg effects. IBTLIIIB are smell-ll’ i8‘llY‘—'CII‘I‘Iélfllly‘ ailment in. ‘Uh-B back. with e. capdlke visor in; ilrulllt. . - hlghter. softer and more flexible all-e (the new malbnilos. almost as pll~ labile and sheer as ehllflou.

Sbripes. checks and platds are very popular. Twin-piece and emu»- ‘blmlllion [Woks are iwliruniug qtheil- way: mIBldlB 0t two kinds ml mater- iall, one plain and one mlgwmd, striped or dheoked. (‘Ilhle blouse or castle of one ltlinld. lfllelhltllnt 0t an~ other. ISuIIIt and shirt waist alre lnaklng u. struggle t0 come bwdk, and a flew srmnmt suits Ian-e succeed- ilnlg, but (the one-piece dress still pllalye tlhe stal- Mo.

THE WIOMAN WHIO WOULD NOT YIELD

The ‘blraves-t ‘IJMIIIIB llhult ever was lfolulghit.

Shelllll '1 when?

0m llire mlape of Itlhe would yoga“ mind‘ l1. not-

‘Tlvua fought (by uhe mohhers oi’ men.

(teilll you wllerre and

lDoep In (the wmlied up woman's Iheamt I01! women wlho yield . ‘But hnavely. silently bore bheflr palrt"— . , Lo, fhheae is (litre bmhhleltleld.

No mlarshallling tPQOPB. to bi- wounc song, We banner to gleam 01ml, wave; (But ell; Itilleee ihwnflles. ilbey Ills-r so long- From rbnlrylhood no mile nave. ~lAldthur Unknown-

wouid not

ctus “wlomzu

Wmlleuly, earneshly. unolitrualve- ly. club ‘women are creating and defending- ideals ‘(that adteutlvely enrich’ our lhome life and our elli- venehlp," emyg Mlrs- Jo-hu D. She/r- nml. the president o! the General Feds-ration u! Wlomerfe Oluibs. htll-uilumle. they one walkers 0t quality. equhvlwd with Benefitin- Interested ‘pol-Ideally and‘ aplniolwl- ty in all prevent dny potivities,

operated cut-ting down threes.

A efleeve ‘Ilhatt slides on the than. dile sells tihe jaw 0i’ a new atllust-l able wlronoh lihfll nan (he llidlilllll-l iavtedi uritll one mend. ,

l‘ l“ “m” ‘llhe »2 000,000 Imam

in slaliudla. I

wushed before I

Llii‘

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NEIWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE.

(Inllildornia proq . _ M. m] we Hmong?“ 99 l!!!‘ cent

nllbeld States. m m’ l0! Hi6 39.006 “Immune;

IWILIN Mmce

Ilooee.

iGmolfcotlto, mp3" . New“ madam‘ p M attained a ‘B33394 '> year. “Wm. ° 799811 Invent

I _ ed for M“? W199 “m” "W65 Measure. IA device Ihias been lnvenmed by u ‘Norwegian llor g _ ‘ land meeeptiou or pkgturgg by _,adio_ lust sale recorded took prince 1n (Tonga have been invented ‘lo re. move solid alrticles" from bOt-tleg and ‘to Ilidivdv clothe to clean the iat-

and

‘the ‘broadcnstin

by

Buenos Airee (last ryenl‘

removing shades.

- In llilwmce only» about 15

pliled WWII electricity. ‘m “e “u” we clamps B13519 ‘Kidd-en chall- loge

17 ,160,000

VUIII‘. ed

passed I ‘ill ‘Wllulldtiou, I one fifth of the entire pttpullmlon of ‘Angemtlna- “ - '

‘A cihlcago ‘woman ‘has pulonted wills ‘has npprecialted- (to a tabu- nll electric plug with a. llalruuq (m. loue extent end

Inisemtlon, d-n‘ llLgthlf, Mickeys wmmu. doubt if etihe paIIJI‘ of rare known to Ibe under one control ‘ls

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THE GOLD COINS OF ' ‘BRITISH OOh-UMBIA

‘To Imlmy readers it be a surprise to learn (that two o! the res-eat and. most vnllued coins 1n ‘the would. "today are ot Canadian origin. Fllheee coins are the ten

were minted in Viiummia yellr 1802. IOII‘ like

ietence and o! itllve ten do-llagcdins

ior- lit is a very dillluicult mower to

London abou-I:

.0‘.

nelmomlytle Ifoflfg imf qq-agq... mmlllle not in one IBritIsih museum.

to facilitate loading and unloading, them: have been. pmtenled by a l

Swedish inventor. Counecctdl ‘to (his

cord. a nleter (has ‘been dceigllelll

to measure lthe force ol‘ a s\viul- rmerflu arm and‘ leg slvrckes- ,

Paper handles to ‘D9 aotllcmell tel large packages» in stores to enable; tllem- to Ibe carried llke Inuit cases] have been (patented. ,

AlULDlIlIlUlC nvaehlucls in ILondun! underground railway Slillilllls sell"

n: quarter ovl a mlillllion tickets n day

and reglsber the sales.

.A new tool i5 Intended to hon] a nierew in: a pliuce ddllliclult to rcudh wlilllh the thin-gens until ht is ‘testicu- ed wiiih a screw IIIFIVOI"

Umlder e. new lllaw In. U118 Phillip pines every OWIIEII‘ of n receiving set wlll help support title station ulhoea ‘broadcasting Ole receives.

By using a TGCQIIIIIPY‘ pwtente-d dc- vice a hen on» entering n poultry Ihouso is alrtoulllrtlcully ‘spfllyéd

I, ‘flihe lPmuldl ore Just ye-nl‘ Ilms Ibeen. Qetlulated at 39,000,000 lulettric tons, a guilt of lubout 8.3 pelr can't rlronl 1925.

‘, (‘l-Jaunted at llmv pressure, sand ‘blasting apparatus ‘lllasl been de. slgnéd- to dry dlcan eggs‘ on a large scale llefclre Itihey are marketed.

l Nrnrwlxy olytainle emote than 1.600,- 000 oi‘ the 1,800,000 (I1orsepo-wel' ulsed In its‘ lnrlusIa-lee‘ from water- Ilusiels t-hu-engll hydroeileetrric piaulu. I According ‘to utudies Imade at 901110 Sllmtgfllllllvfllhflly Illhe average (life dfl a. lxuoinees "ibuillldirllg ‘m. a

I

. Tuplldly glmwin-g ‘city is 34% years. s“?

A puwzcese‘ ‘for protecting aluulnl- ‘U111 ‘from oxldaltion and cal-region ‘with mle-tallllc ‘finishes or various tau-lows lhas. ibeen developed in 0w. mla y.

lllmvtlcellily every article thtnt a mlm calculus in. ‘(the way oil clothing ‘and bfliflwlge can be stowed mince prepamed rfor it on anew ‘cha r. ' Alli-hlolrgh ‘It weiglhls 100 pounds a >ne~w vaclnum lciieaner for oliflce and ‘nperlmllent ‘bullidllulgs is mounted out flargelwlleella phat iiiarcliitate mov< mg u.

HLe-zldimg; mill (Ylillfir Suullll Amt-moi.

n-alilouls in Ills petroleum yield, §Pwru ‘has aitltlxinledz etplilt run»): "amount tlhe wor-ldfs oil prod-uciug countries.

l ‘For IIIBIIHIUDIK loose materials u

loading meclhille has‘ been design-l

‘ed llhslt is moved about on endless treads‘ by vflhe power of its gasoline engine. ‘

A competition. rte-r slupplyllng nu- llomaitlc awltlcrbing equipment for the telephone net or Wallis was WM- bi! a company representing American Interests.

‘All. awtovmuticnlllilywoperatinn mo- m"! ‘lllctlzlra camel-pillar. been‘ in- vented to be worm ‘by a parachute JulnfDer -to ltake pictures as he dc- scends to the mound.

‘Powerful euc-ugih Ito be heard in llllis country ulnder- Iiiavolrlte condi- llollfi. a. ‘new (radio broad-crawling elation Ihas lbeen opened alt Stutt- glarrt. Germany.

A new electnlicellly operated ou- ilvlniatlc Idievice places coal in a re- sidence lleate-r wlhen needed, slink $5 1316 (slime. removes the nsllos and adtliwils rtlhe dauupele.

lmlldon ‘is experimenting on a busy s-hreet (vi-lit paving blocks ‘mllllltiil-lllk otrulbber chips vulcani- ized on brick bases which are laid 011 a concrete toundwtlom.

Wihlalt is LII-abated: to ‘be vuhs world's “W890i: llralctnr Ihlals ‘been. construct- ed rim‘ (lumbering. ibeinlg Ian-go en- Olltlh- ‘to jliitk up lose ‘between lite wheels and carry llhem. lA lmweels dials been .pa‘te~nted In ‘Bellllllm (for plbdlulellrhz‘ a lloliiou’. tublilalr maven. ltlluread tlhlalt Ilmpartu greater witness and Ibelltelr dram- lml dummies to textiles. _

. Designed 401- glee on ship ‘boamd. a. mew tennis genie h“ been invented in MUIKIII ballls are tainted M: inmate. Illrom wlblolx they-return l)!‘ chutes its be etmlclc main.

‘On. M9 some day recently that one Spanish astronomer discover ed -a (new compel. am. ostuilrnomelr ‘in

‘IR-meta (rediscovered another that he was lllle flrtt to ‘see in 1916.

l Jl/Ilade of rubber so iillin they can

‘be melted In a box olbollll (the size Int a vanity case, new oversdloea

‘ready to help in solving eaoh her own fiboml problem." ~

"fluouean-du or communities ‘the ‘country over have been enlnlohed by- dllrraflee wlllich vtlbo chub women dheve eetabldeiled. by alrt galleries ‘and conloerl. halide and TQOIBIIIOII cantons and houwh ldlinlcs winch

“Ala Inlay lam/vs unhel- innunlmnd 0r brought

hugely to. culmination. ("than mm‘ u ma!» mime m their (out vmmk and!» tinmladmn .0! their MIMI! WWW?’ "

(tog-lung by uuliecovelry 0t’ gdl-d was drawing

‘Dnrltgilas lhl-lll ‘been

‘ his night shoulder thee lbecn invent-

Iln. a e ' " ‘ l (Drums and embrnlklmel ‘ will be‘

iul col

men to British Columbia. lfrom lnllll directions oi the eartlh- Sir James appointed Gov- ernorr all‘ Illhe dislric-t and very soon perceive-d the un-ecollonllic princ- ‘iple of allowing llhe udluers to ‘talk-e ‘their reclaimed gold to ~Snu lhvm- slsto Item ‘conversion Into coin. Hie

rail: oiinnibrlipilrowu GUARDIAN

run STORY or 0ANIll)A’S Moron"

av PAUL’ uoureominv Copyright I928

and twenty delim- gvlld pieces that! in the 1W1“? cllmgenflflvllll the Itlveumment sssaryer onl-y seven-ore know-n to ibeln er.

only! tour olre definitely ‘aecounwcf place a Vllillllfi on these collie ‘Dhe <0 end ‘sitter it ‘had been set up In

twenty yeans 68") when a wealthy Obicago collector paid almost two thousand. dollars I Ifor one 0t the mwenty dolllien‘ codne. Two Efcllilillli Columbia punmep iSInce the war who plrice 0t rare men lw-ve relented a portable smw _ .

Willy-versed ah- (for

ttidhy i vcmy mluch coius

Tile ISILODYI Ibelhilmd tlheeo wonder- ns - is mntller Iromatic. ill. meifll- iVlwt M‘ ilhe duller-s hack to ‘the dew. when. (ale been placed in circulation were

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attempt to keep tlbe precious met- M In circulation beneath mile Uln- ion Jack. Governor Douglas en- tered Into agreement wltlh a cameo cutter in ‘CEHIOFIHQ——& party by i119 name 04f Albert Kllflfif-dilld Ihad llirm cut a set or dllee ‘for (he “Wilkins o! time projected golden 001mm 10¢- Dritllsll" Columbia. lwllllfl Itlhese dlesa were in. course of

was sent. mun Ihi quest o1! suitable iliiflohllnery with wlhlohl 1J0 strike lhe colnfi‘ d», NOOIIEQ some eec- ond-Ihulld material in. San Fransis-

New Westminster. sntew ‘trial Dloeee were etmuek om’ 1n» silver. 'l‘his was done will!» Illhe (intention l” ‘milking any necespa-ry correc~ thus to ‘the dies and then. a tew pieces were svtruck ‘in goiid.

lDurlnIg (the time ltlillalt tlhese acti- vities were "in progress. the Goven‘ nor had written to tllhe Colonial oiiice in London, explaining whet he ‘had done and fully expecting that it would meet with the lwlieslt imnmuall iirmrll Ihhe ‘House ikutlhori- tics. (Wlileu tlhe reply to hds ‘letter we‘; received It was not onIly e. p0- sitive dlineppllovail 0D llhe sdhelne but also a direct comm-anti to cease lhmnl ‘any fulrtlher Imallutac- lure of the coins. The coins‘ were fillfigefhéll‘ loo large lor the denom- lnalllons Itlhey ‘represented. The twenty (Ioilliar piece contained ai- lnost ltwen-ty-live ‘dollars worth oi dew tlhat (had

melted up by ml-nelrs. wlllo (little

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HOW TO SOLVE THE PUZZLE

flu! iumhled letters In the above ma; o! the Dominion when pieced in proper ordfl well wards. Ench tllvillcu on the map contains one word only. There are uvsn words nltngetller and reading them (ram Ielt ta right they form n Inellule that “ll! You wmethin: lbout Dominion Hosiery and the Dominion of Canada. Til“ ll Pencil Ind see if you can lolvn this rnynterloun punlr—there n: biz prizes for the winners. The second word. when the Mun lrs lined correctly. spells HOSIERY. W at ere the other words, lhfl what In the manage!

Did you road the lint printed above of prize

You are offered n similar oPWti-unity. Till;

million Contest

$2215‘! in PRIZES

It fast: Ibu Nothing to Trgfend in. Your AnswerTrday

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OBSERVE THEE SIMPLE RULES

winners In our

Int hi1 cement‘! Perhaps some 0! then-l live in your sleigh. borhood-vbu mu‘ know them Personally. Each one o! the winner-s nnswered an advertisement similar Le thine. they never expected to win s prlu. hut they m; totals in the content and thry are now kind they entered.

lbly high

contest Is held

and the wonderful prizes given |I|y simply u; lprggd m

thought lihalt they greuily increasing Iilhe value of the

\v ere nthereby

(‘Ollls lrhut would survive- lThe 0r- iginail (lies tare now ‘i-n like govern ment arelhives or Brtilish Columbia. and one of Uhe owe-mtly-dollar coins tzmccta llhe boalrdl roonl of the ‘head

decided. to issue zt gold coinage and

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