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if? great “key

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Norah wus a new servant in t`ie

eiiiploy ol the Brown fiimlly, and slie hiis not been t\\'eyity~fo\.ir hours iii `u -i' piticc _hel‘-ore she had the uiisforiuiic to drop u _piece oi' roast licel' oi. tim iloor. "

lloust heel’ thiil has been iiscit :is mop hecoiiics just _alittle gritty L :thc taste. und so Norah thought ii. part of wlsiloiii to coiisil-:n it to iii _i;iirli,igf- ciiii.

“l think, Norah." rciiiairkcii 'i\ir.i.

liriiwii. couiliu: into the kitchen liicr in the rluy, "thai we will iiiive so-nv ol' that roast beet cut, ccld for supper."

"Sure, and Oi'iii sorry. iii.i’i-lui." ri

’ poiidcil 'Nori-ili. contrltc-Vly. “but ‘the cut got it when Oi wasii't looklii'_" _ "The :ut got itl" excl-aimed the iiiis- iess witii ii _siurpriseil -expression. “What clit?" .

"Ci, save us. ins'ani," replied Nora

in lgreat consternation. “Ain't tlicr no 'cat'_"' V g

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Wllllltll UN PHISBNERS

____ _ _ -..._ \h.\ciiMi\N 'rsmns Amour omi-

_ suis enum/1'v. ._ "'“""°" Bvio- or iiisrerrioio min-on

:fm Tha* W¢l'e Pi-noticed In the drmf* _"f "W "ll"-Frencli Sol- deh W ho Tried to Escape Lynch-_ e V "" T“*“l\Pled on by Crucl~`_

._ Ti-nton Populace. _ __ _

ERMAN Hltpeals tor tood_it`eV l°°ked uiioii witii'-"sin-i me

survived the hori-ers oi' tb?

Gei-iniin prison csinps`_ ]_{_°p|n5_ to counteract nn incipient belief in. Ger- iiui need. and to _stein any possible flslus tide of sympathy among his coiiiitryiiicn. Charles Turdleu, ln Figaro. gives a nrst-hand account of the German spirit as he found. it during his experience as a prisoner.

_He <_leciares: V

"It is difficult to imagine tortures

that one has not endured. Men who

_ § ,. _ _ _ _

" flllllrult by men who have-»' A" c'_"~°d 0" 9“°W,-°°\"l0°f

_ Peculiar Articles of Commerce. | Dried lizards are said to be an arti- cle of merchandise regularly imported _ into this country. Theyl come from l Chine- to supply a comms by ciiiiiese residents iii the United States. They "9 FUDDOSEU t0 possess much inqiii- I _clniil virtue when ground to powder _ and mixed with certain other curative -jaubiitiincem' The Chinese--used dried _ toads for a tonic, suited scorpions for' _slmilllwx and fossil grabs us un suti- Ldote forpolson.

. _-»~ fi.; ~

\\i'lt;\teyer your sex or position. life

HIS- 0 _ lille ll\_ Which” you are to show ' 'Your llll\Ck'¢ _lllld “loo be t0 the co\\'iiHdl Wlielliei' piisised on n_bed of slckiiessl _or a tented tleid, it is ever the suiue fair play andsdmits no foolish distinc- tions. Despair and postponement iire lcuivnrdlce und defeat. Men were born

to succeed, not to fail.--Tiioi~ciiii_

_ .

Unpaiatabie Ship "B.read_" ~ _

In grandi’uther's day ii ship took on

| i

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__ generosity and credulliy, they ure

9', According to this wi°itei' the Gor-

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liiiid already ei-iiiiblislied iii the eiie- l _ i i

ine one day, with si superciiious air,

you will never succeed'."

for iuonths have hurled their anguish against the triple barbed wire de- fences around thc Boche’s caiiip; men ‘V710 dal' :iitcr day have i'u'bbed _ elbows with Kultur, these are the

iucn who realize the reai.iiicaiiing ot the word humiliation, who have learned patience. When these ineii, given hack to their iiiothci- i-oiintry, 'W1 in Fisuch iiapei-S me sinister llllilelll ol' stomachs ln distress iroiii Austrian iiien oi' letters, the utieiiipts ot l"i'usslun houses to renew iricnilly relations with our ilrms. the wily ef. f°l"S Uf lh€ l\l'Poci'iticiil _itoverninent oi Ebert and Sclieideiiiann io deceive _‘ French opinion” as to the al-tiiol con- dition ol' German resoiirccs, finally, when they read that in certain ports oi France there is ii icndoiicy low:-_ril

lui ua

[H3 Kti

Ovorcoilie with sadness "

niiiii s_pii'it. is composed wholly oi hl’D0f1l'lS.V. brutality, servliiiy and in- sane cniiceit_ lie coniiiients upon the ease with whicli_ lic iliids it possible in detest the Ilochcs, and i\iu<erts that if the grievances of prisoners return- ing from Germany could he compiled the result would be an extraordinary psychological document. .

"The attitude of German oil‘icers,"

lic says, "ls marked by the tranquil <‘.\`I\iClHui of u people iiiire oi victory

iiii"s country. 'Your attack was well piiinned_' ii. German captain sold to

‘but ii could not have succeeded and

When hc was captured M. Tar-

her

had

Th biscuit. it kept iuiriy well when- di'y, but wormy. ' _

Iii Aiistriiiiskangarog t’m'niliig is an

ind goons for sewing up wounds. iuiil es-

iiiii

_ Pone is irword of Indliin derivation find glni not bread. but fronriiie red lndlnn word oppone. and it wus eiirly iiitpilcd iii | the

rn.

A ciiriuus ‘nu-_ihoii of preventing l

lniiigiziliig instituted b_\" the ltuliun goveriiiueiit is_tlie iilxlng of a`metiiliie pet tier. wire about 'nine .feet high, and tlicre are

*supply ui' bread for a voyage in

aks before leaving home. This supply

to lsst until the end of the voyiige,

ough that might. be ii _veur or tivo. e bread was in the form of hiird

often it got damp and moiiiy, or

The Kangaroo Industry.

portant liidnslry. The hides are viii- blc und the tendons ex-treineiy fine; eed, they are the best known to sur-_

cially for holding broken bones to- iher, being much finer and touglier; n catgut, _which is used erieii.~iw-ly. I

_ ' "Pone."

nn early' English historian of Vir- ii took pains to explain that it was t from the 'Latin piinls, meiinliii;

south to any bread iiisdc of lndinn

Nota for Smugglers.

along the length oi' the Swiss fron-

Tlie net _is of tive.-mesh steel

ciitewuys ut dllfereiit points.

| dieu's wallet. and card case. his cam- lcrs and everything else- that seeiiied |Hood booty were taken iroiii hini. 'The uccount proceeds:

' Little Progress Model - l

“After ii. week of famine in a cell

llic

y nephew on rcturning fi-niii school ilrst day wus iiskeil yvliiit lie liaiil

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ii:'s'i:tIv:\iiced zi' riiirli as tiny niiicr _ - '»V_-A ' - _ , ,Of ,

ni' mniiln accciiipiifiiiiiv-|\ti:_ cud lzitcr, 5 *~_-., ;_)',,. _ _ _ ‘ \»- »uf»rc-c=»\iii<»r.=_ if...-Vi- ii.V_-. i-___V_».~.i .Vt - tl" _ _ Breed in Tooth Film-Keep Off' 0 I0 f‘.lllt'll,'.`,'f! Qlll' Vii i~._;; r:i'ii\'i_l|*i'il.|'_' |'r‘- I _ \ ‘ A ` _ _ _ n

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gui-diiig ilu- :i:;»~ of ilu- ,;it:i_ _

inventor. Thi- iiu~ior ii:-A iii-n if-»-i~ii»~

sloiif: :‘V lliflc 423%" ‘- '\ 'l`iic:i lV_v iuzik- liig the ii:l»'\ I:-1-.__~V --_ill ziimtiirci' siiiiie iiznn oi.\v.-_ini-i' sin' che cliiiiicv to c0nl'Ci'i :in inzioc;-ii= pl. _iiliiiig into it iliiiigernixii \v<-upfiii. \’l iii-ii lhc thing wus douc |lw_\- i-i=Il'»ii ii :i i-iiiuoii.

'i`l\i:\1ook lil :ct prim i.-i 1321;; for

in ilici _\ui'_i' li.~ li.ili.»_ii lli'p1iiili:~ui_ I , | Floi'cill-o, its its rcctii-.I_ ._'i:f_‘.'_'_ oi'dui'i»d I

at'-vorul iiictail criinoii. l.'ii~liii‘.lng hull: ioi~Vilir~ni_ zo iw _;-trio i.| iiio piihiiq :.‘::ir\r~_'-ir~, for ihf- iii l==i‘_ci- ol' llic siiile. Tliifi is the r;;ii'li_.:1i rf icreiicc to tire- ii'i‘i:'. lliiil has :sci coiiic io li,'_‘hi, and Zliuwi- iliiii uziiis hail ilicii pusurfd iiic xpciliiieiiizll :.~:\;.'.» .'>i_ili:li' gi'o'.v|li,

in i-Iii;,'lziii<_l iiir-rc is; iiizdiiiihtf-it 1,-\'l-

"cii1~i» oi' iii-.~ iinssuizsiiiii .ind \i:=;c i>l’_

guiis in1212T.imcyeii;'iii:i-i'thc linllui gulls: \'.‘ci'coi~dci‘crl; iiiifi iii 1335 wlicii l~Id\‘.-':;i-.l lll` ipvaiilfil liraiii'-c, lic took j

1 it-,\~.' i"_;iiu_'_:ii iieil ilinii' :1ii:ii1iiniil0n` l

will! liliii. "iv ;:rc lcfi uiili il: stroilgr co:i\'i~ii.;u. iii;-i'tfoi'c_ that the gun cr: :i _-_wiipozi sprung into use durliii' llic ii_~i~iod heiwi'-i-ii 1267 :mil l3‘2Vi_ But it was in it great imtlic wliicli look place about llic iiiirldlc ui’ _ tho l`oui'2-ai;-izili .c|~i‘_tur_\' tiicl tht- crin- nou. the llrsl lirc;-viii, iiizide its lsow to the \=.'oi'ld_

tellin, \’iiiili‘__'i:i. _'uri-iiiiri Vciiiisizi. \"<‘iiii'oiil:i uni' \"‘ll_.iii:i. Of course, lwlun (`iiuai'd"i'.i. ilit- iiiiiiirs must ie-riiiiiiiiio \vii|i thc \'n\\'el;= iii, but \vli_\'_ oh \vh_\~_ i,i.ii=i they ull have the -sfiuie inillcl lclVv\"_’ Tlicy will surely be kiiowi: uri ihc V hoaeis. As the _~\.qiiituuiz‘.'s inliinl is tho itrst letter of thc iilpliiiiii-i, ii 1- i-;i?: only iiiiu glue ilizii ii list ol` classic iiiid r'_eiiii-clrissfic nziiiies. iincrirtlicd :=o:iic'.vlici‘c by :i muii who \\'nulil lic godinthcr, hi:i:_ been uscrl und now lliiii V has been l cxl\u'iist»~rl,` wc iiiz:§.' liope that lhi;,_ list lin" been iiliiiosi iiiiccl up. 'l`l:f'i'<-_ slill iwiiiiiliis, h<ivl‘c\'<>r, the lcrtilcl

V teeth white, free from

tartar, clean and safe.

to cause decay.

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eilio sr-_vci-ai, hui vin-ir iiiinio it iiri- \ __ , ’ .‘ '

not borne rvrii cr:-:i;.l .-i-r\iiiii_v, li _ _

si-‘ellis ic li:-yo lin. vi _i i=lri\\' gru\\.ilz_ _ '

lJt*i'l\:ip:_ iroiii u l~\'ci-_'-f5ti_'r .oy ui siiii- _ liiir _forlii 'l`?.< =:q'-il- iii pupor oi - - ° wreck' the ' wood. ii‘ i~\=xili- I 1-._A __._i,|_i glint). ;\ l

HAT slimy film which you feel with your tongue causes moat tooth troubles. The tooth brush does not end it. The ordinary tooth paste does t dissolve it. Ip

- crevice: and elsewhere that film clings. That is why your hriznhing fails to keep

That film is _what diacolors-'-not the teeth. It is the bulo of tartar. It holds food

substance which ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth '

Millions of germs breed in it. They, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrbea. So

all. these troubles have been increasing despite the wide uae of the tooth brush.

Dental science, after years of search, has found a film combatant. Able authorities

haveamply proved this by careful clinical tests. Leading dentists everywhere now urge

its daily use.

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Pepsodent is bcsed on pepsin, the digestant of albumin. The film is alburniriouo

matter. The objec. of Pepsodent is to dissolve it, then to constantly combat it.

Pepsin long seemed impossible. 'It must be activated. and the usual agent is an acid

harmful to the teeth. But science has discovered a harmless, activating method. The inventor has been granted patents by five governments already. Ibis that invention which makes possible this ciiicient Film combatant.

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iiiiiind. Bui instczid ihore were only iiiore iii\iddy.soup. carrots that in

|giige. The writer notes un instance:

‘_ i the Geriiian lieutenant-colonel was

:il the citadel of Laon, we were hiid- died into ii foiirih-class coiiipartiiieni, iii which/i'or three days iitid tlireo lnighis we rolled toward the Dutch i`ionllcr_ During ihcse Ilire-'e days we had only one meal, consisting oi, xi soup made of dirty water and blacY looking tnpioca.” ` "

-When the camp was tlniilly res_ch-

ed thc pi'lsoi:`iers l_nped to satisfy their hunger. Luxurious iiienus had bi-cn announced hy _lhosc in coni-

Friince would ha-vc been fed to the pics, ii disgusting gouinsli und hunks oi green bread in thc lust stages oi decay.

The omccrs lost no opportiiiilty to

lose or steal their pi'li-iuners’ bog-

‘Ono day at iiisiiocllon it was :in-

nniiiiced that our hclniets were spoils or war and that we must give theiii up, Ten minutes later our helmets were siiinslied by our own men and

having an attack oi iipoplexy.

“The next iiiornlni: we read in the

Cologne and l-‘rankiorl papers about ii sale of French helmets taken nt the front. The prices announced were exorbitant. The proceeds of the sale were to be devoted to ilic cigar fund for Gernicii soldiers in the trenches.

"Vile v\'ci'c told that as :i puuisli- ‘

en to us. Only pcrisliiiblc articles were distriliiiiotl, and thesc we were

mitted to receive food, iiiedlclne. to bncco or toilet objects. During this tiiue the kitchen served us rations of Rai-dlnes, toiiiutoas. beans. lentilsy iierrlngs, liver, rill swliiiiiiiiis in an unspeakable sauce.

"One may imagine thai the nt.-l

tenipis to escape were inaftly. The men who were recaptured were at once thrown into cells. and the rc- pgrls on their cases were purposely so long delayed thul. they worn forc- ‘ cd to endure' bread and water for months, like criminals. Several es- caped prisoners were lynched and

trampled on by the populace.

"Piinishiiieiits were showered upon

us on tho iillglitest pretext. _We were deprived of our daily outing liccausr we had liowled and hootecl in dcri- slun at a crowd ol young people who passed our camp singing 'Deutsch- iiiiid, Deutschland uber Alies.' For many iiiniiihi-i we were deprived oi' llghi nt night, ol’ access to the court- _raril without. any other excuso than the ininous 'reprisals' Froiii the be- ginning to the end the Gorman Gov- ernment made wui' on ilrlsnnern und

with prisoners."

° A Cliiiicse .lim r.

Th_,ei'e is no iillar on enrlh which

vin ln marble majesty with tile alter of heaven--Tien 'l"lim-in th-J south _ of the Chinese city of Pekin, which ‘ |;mpm-or Yung-le of the Ming dynas- iy i-cured in A. D. 1420, with its triple blilustradea, slnirs und plat- forms of pure white marble carved inlriiciilouily, its H089- C|l`°|° l‘0V°l'° ing n wide ares in the niidsl of a vast iaciosiire There the emperor mei; once n year and worshipped "the only being in the nnivorso ho rollin moi up to"--sliuns-ii---the _,pint-rar oi the world above, whoso‘ court. yum in the sky and the spool' 1|" ni whose soldiers were the starL_

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Mrs. Neil C. McRae and little dau-

ghter .lean have returned to Sydney attsr a two months vis-it_to lier lma- banam old nomo. Mr» Roderick' Me' Radio _Canoe Cove.

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_,_ _ 1 i< in-lic-_-_-ii iff-iiiivc lm'-ii iiui-ic-l !'Vi i ri'

riicil. lie replied: “Niitliiiig but

to stniul liii‘iiuil e.<i_i <i<i\\‘_ii. iiiiil l ii;:li| l kiicw ’ii_\nr'~ iici`lir.~ l siurtcil _‘

ccliii<i|_"--l:‘lili':i1.‘;o _’l`\-ihiliice.

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Buttbr ,R\o_li_g":/evd__'l_._p`n;1 Buried. _

\\'li‘tl;-__i~ii|_L_i|i::'l||if[~__,iii ii ling ii(-:ir “uri '

il`iiti\vli ` ldiifiiiiivl tywvl-1;, $ r.-ui i '

ii' \~i'-~\ " |`, »i' -.i - I |~ii»| *tgp i |iii\i|i\iii

ini iiuiiili.-i iii' yi-iii'_~l. ` '

f|.f`|\lll`ll‘l' l`iY:l|i_\"`T(‘<'l!llliilcl' the str#

ment our packages would not bc giv- new

.\ - .i-li :1i=>i'_\'. _

he :xvi rrizc .~.ii!i\i:il ciilch of uicri

-,ucii for llic lam fiizlii yours wal' :out 5!i|\_0i'il.l,|i0|i fish, which. \\'iil' ic rt i`ii== ~ coil(-‘vii-d iii i_iiiii\ci-ics. pro- i|__-mi ul out Gi),lii»l> ions of sclwip iiiui _`>_U0li l_iii'i'el.1<>l'iiil_ The liti'_2esl rc- irllcd ciiii-li \'_‘ii:: iii 1901!, \\'hcn __ _:out 1,000,00ll_till0 lish weri. l‘ -zlighl.

l"uod, drug :ind lulizicco pliints i|o'.il:l.out the coiiiiiigif ciiipluy 125,- ‘_ fin woineu workers. ‘

iiutrimeiit than niost oliier fish. _

but ‘

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'this gives ii proportion ot' one cur for f»,\»cry thirty-two inliabliuuis, :is

lcitei 7. li is ai li.ii'rowliig_ thought that llic iicxi lii~_\!`-ilozcn Ciiniii'ilci'.;= to iw `clii'l:;ieii<\il '.\i:'__\' sziil liio sovcii

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suits wllli bowir lic:~i'ing iii iciiers oi :old xiii-liynaiiits as those: '/.iiluiiil--l iloiioiiilzi and Ysiiiievics.--liiii_ Zcziyo-` braiiclilu. 7.:-nfzlodoiitla_ Zuiiielodiu and Zzinzlznria, Ziunlii, oi’ course, would be too simple ii nniiie for ii Cunz\.i'der bout oven of the Z class. We can lnizigliic ilio tourist of the-' future sayliiiz, in reply io the iisuiil didn’t catch Btiwi vi-le_hH g12'i' question, _"On what lioiii did you coiiie over?" "I ciiuglit the bout, but l 'Lidii'l catch the na_iiic_" _

iitniiiobilcs.

Iii 191-i ilrc iiiinilicr of ziuioiiio-

biles in tjuiiiida was 67,415, increas- ing to lSil_1l20 iii 1917. ll is esti- iiinled that the nuiiibor of cur:-i in use

it the close ol' the present your will

lie iipproxliiiaiely 250,000. \Vltli an

stiiiizilcd population oi. 8,000,000

igainsi one for every lltl inhabi-

iaiils four years ago. Statistics have

' showin the otcu ii

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Pickleli ""“°k""’] cummnn “‘°reii’lEo£iil; (iilim¢:I:iIi'0bwnci's ilfrouglioiit iplie

-ounti'y_ and iroiii this it is apparent

. ”_°""' that about D0 per cent. oi' all the

Souie folks ilggulis dey’s iiurlln’ de _.urs in use are _owned bv persons

"'h“"°h “"“" dey gn" mud ‘md mms' whose occiipziiloiiirarc such that the

dey wmug 'wut d”t"'hn mm' Mentor obilc in their hands is ii utility » h hurt de tree fur dc rotten apples I vnabiling Umm to do more and better i

_‘t fall off-}iiiiiibone’s Meditations. worm

The prevalent strlke_inuv_enieiit has ._ `__ _ _ , '_ ‘ even utlectcd the uiusic worlil-~theit‘"‘ "¥;‘_“' ‘?c°if‘ f_0_;3"“‘S e‘_wh t£i1“"' V. sacred music rezlon oi il.-too-aito~_ _ at WY” Su? nottfcag i az-_ gether the ino-st unexpected quarter! "‘5°“f;._?__;"r__;‘;_‘;' £____‘;r__?_:i“_____s‘:'____V__ it could have choseii oi-affect. Speci- moéa nnemlon ___ their work _

tically, the boys oi’ the Grace cathcd-f ral choir' in San Francisco "waikedl our," This is proiiaiiiythe rim iimel in history ihiii. such action has beenl token by boy clioli'li-itei".~i, and it is nl unique bit iii the study' of boy psych- ology. `

I 3. -Tsrdiness, not over five cents.

According to one of the boys, the trouble began when they found grown-< up singers udded io ‘tho choir when the boys returiiéd from their vaca- tion. The youngsters rebelled nn the ground thai.” “the grown-ups, could niuke more noise but they ilidn't know an aii-theiiiii from ii wiirery and yet got more money for one iiioiitli." They consequently drew up un iiliiiiiatuiii signed “The Uiilon of the Boy Choir." slipped it under Dean Gi'eshaiii's door. and gave lilin three day-s in which either to answer favorably or have u strike of 'boy ciioirlsters on his hands.

The following are some of the de-

iiiuiids which the lioys make:

1. That coir rl-li:~;ii~=iel:~i sliull bc-

glu at 7 p. ui. iiiiii siiuii cud at 8 p. in. sharp.

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_uluted sugar,-liuif a cup of chopped

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CHOIR BOYS ON STRIKE | '.'. That boys requiring car fare'

_______ - _ s.-hall receive :L0 cents each tlmo. _

'i That boys not requiring var

6.* Tliiit boys shall sing all thu an-

thems. » i 'Pines shall bc imposed as follows: 1. llrlisbclisvloix not over tive

cents. _ ,

2. Absence, not over ten cents.

lit needs~ only to be added that the

boy"s terms ,have not been complied with and that' Dean Gresliam has given them ii three months' vacation.

THE COOK SAYS

Pies are nice for ri change and this

is the tiiiie ul' year to make and eat theiii. Fruit iind iiui pie is good made as follows: (‘liop a cup of crnnberrles ii cup of sr-_ciled raisins. a cup of gran-

nuts. hull ii cup oi' chopped figs or dates, tlireeioiirtlis oi a cup oi' water und ii little salt. Make the piecriist ond place in u ple pluic_ Add the mix- ture und a top crust. Bake in a mod-

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iq; ofiniilk, a cup ol sugar. a tablo- spoon oi dissolved flour, and the yolk oi two eggs. When thick add tne juice ol' ii lemon and halt ii. cup ot broken nut ments. Bake a crust as for lemon pie. When baked fill with the nut mix- ture, cover the top with the beaten whites and brown in the oven.

Chocolate pie is good and is made

with two cups of milk, boiling liot. three tablespoons of grated choco- late- or cocoa. s tablespoon of dis- solved' cornstarch the yolks of two eggs and three tablespoons of sugar. Let. come to ii hard boil, liiavor, have the crust baked and add the custard. Bent the whites and dot on the top.

GINGER DROP CA_KES

1 cup fat.

luup sour milk.

3% cups flour. - 175 teaspoon cloves.

l teaspoon einnanioii_ 3

3 eggs. ' _

1 cup brown sugar.

1% teaspoons linking soda..

% cup molasses (very dark.)

Pinch of salt. (Trenm sugar and tat. Add 'vell-

beateii eggs, then sour milk with soda in it, then molasses. then flour and spices, Drop by spoonfuls on tins and

crate oven. '

.\'ut creuiii plc is made by boiling a

bake quickly. Makes tour dozen cook- ies.

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obiigcd in pool. We were not/pen I - _

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skin troubles.

shaving.

- Get Va- box- from y_our driigiist to-any and try it out. l;egular__size

iiy size, a out ve lirics as much, _ All

` 60 cerils"‘K box;

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_ Applied After Shaving'

Dr. Chase’s Dintment K th Skin Soft and Smooth V

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W* Almost every man who shaves suffers, _at one time or another, from irritation of the skin. ` In manycases this develops into a form oieczema and becomes very annoying and difficult to overcome.

Some have the misfortune to contract bai'bei's itch,

which is similar to eczema. , _ _

Because Dr. Chase s _Ointment has conquered ecze-

ma it is the mosteffective treatment available for th'ese.~

/ But the best way, after all, is to avoid skin disease by

" -keeping the skin in a soft, healthful condition,V_snd_tl1\s_ can

best be done by applying Dr 'Chase s Ointment after

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