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Captaln Angus waiters, of the Nova Scotia schooner Blucnose. which will race the Gertrude L. Theballd 0( this port. for the Lipton Cup, is one of the very few persons ever to re-

sons niarclied with Captain Waiters and Captain Ben Pine at the head-

Ycsterday the city was decorated with Union Jacks. a liberal supplyl

prfdomiliatiiig in all sections, Papi ticululy in the business centre. 1

The rice on 'I‘liul'sdny will be thci

closing sports event of the national :cnventlon of the American LeBl°n.l

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proper' when stirring tea stir with a determined

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What Lengths Women Will Go

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The_y Invent One, And if Others Won’t Pity Them They ‘Pity Themselves.

Why have women a morbid yearning to be pitted? since pity always

involves a certain condescemion of the pitier toward the one who is pltied- a recognition of the fact that the poor unfortunate creature with whom one

sympathizes is less fortunate than one is oneself-it would seem that a. woman with any self-res)-ect and pride would resent pity as a deadly insult. Such is far from being the case. however. She simply laps it up and begs for more and she will go to as shameless lengths to get more as a drug addict will to get co- cains or morphine.

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2 teaspoons salt.

2 cups milk_ scalded. 'iii cups bread flour iaboutl.

four hours, Yield. three dozen rolls.

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‘R truckman: “Can you tell me how far ;fhe Sunnyside bungalows are fromi fliers?" 1

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_ 1 0\.e,,\_ Tom; time of making mid their destinles and appealing to us to pity them because their husbands are

HAS KEY T0 CITY A M ' S ‘I lmkinr shoul.-l not require more than ,business men instead of poets, or because they have magenta longinga that

their husbands do not share, or the aura of their husbands souls doesnt ` match theirs, or because of some other tom-foolishness.

| The extent to which women will go in their mad desire to be pltied finds airs fullest illustration in the fact that they will even sacrifice their children to lt. It is the commonest thing in the world to hear mothers complaining )of their children and telling how ungrateful they are and how rnuch they Zsacrinced for them and how little their sons and daughters do to repay it. ` `Worse still. a mother will sit up and traduce her children just for the pleas- `ure of having some one "poor Mrs. Jones" or “poor Mrs. Smith" her.

And the poor, foolish mother doesn‘t realize that she is paying for the

rympathy sne is begging for by blasting Mamie‘s chances of marriage and blackenlnz Sall_v‘s character and ruining her boys' opportunities of getting in with worth-while business men.

But the worst phase of all of womens mania for being pltled is that

‘if no mic else will pity them they can get absolutely maudlin drunk on self- lnlty. A woman can sit down and get actually dopey thinking how sad it is 2 (that she has to putup with a, husband who is just a human being instead

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_-TRY THIS RECIPE ,an o hating the time of her life earning her own living. The other 999

` Dull it 10118 face and moan over the h ardness of their lot because they are ‘

Y ey d no leave them. All of us know wives who

thoroughly. the-n add flwr until Support trifling, no-account husbands who are so ungratefui and abusive dough is stiff enough to knead. that they are like snarling dogs which bite the hand that feeds them, and we

Knead vigorously for ten minutes or have marveled that their wives did not chuck them out and lock the door

rumi the dough is not sticky, is elastic behind them.

and has a. satlny surface. In a warm ____ ‘

place rabout 85 degrees FA. free from All of us know women who come and weep upon our breasts and tell us I dmlgms ef Rm ie; rise for about one that they are married to men so surly and ill-tempered, so stlngy and herd, and one-imlf or two hours. lf the ‘that they make their lives a purgatory on earth, and we have lain awake

dough yecerles when the hand is thrust at night speculating over why they stuck at it.

into it. it is ready to punch- This ----

means to fold the dough over two or The simple explanation is that they were amply rgpgid for whnevgri lthrep limes and allow it to recede aslwoes they endured by the pity they evoked. The sympathy their pathetic much as it Wm ,rates called forth was a sweet morsel that they rolled_ under their tongues ` Cctv and let it rise again for-'\and they wouldnt have traded off their drunkards or their loafers or their fifteen 0,. ¢“~..nt_v minutes. Pinch off grouches forthe model husbands of the community. _

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and cut with rr biscuit cutter. Shape For the woman with a real bona fide. A-,l grievance that everybody In any desired Wa.,-_ place on fm oiled recognizes at sight as a genuine grievance, and that calls forth thc public tin mid If-t it rise in a warm place. Sl1l1l1Mhy, has a never-ending source of bitter pleasure that gives har d

pr-rfcmbly a closed container that has kick she never Bets OHL Di any mere Placid, everyday happiness.

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Lei NS.. “nm bulk img ingrensed riages and have cruel husbands. It causes the women who h v otll t

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tchildren and keep house instead of always standing on the stage in the spotlight or being the Queen of Sheba.

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ling on her lack of husband and home and children. And she can dissolve

~ herself into a perfect hydrant of tears by contemplating the mlaerlea of

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Soak yeast in 1-4 cup 1Ul<€W8l‘m Heaven alone knows.

water. Add melted butter, sugar an

salt to milk heated to the scolding It is womans insatiable appetite for sympath th t 1

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point. The liquid should be cooled to` many Wives endure the martyrdom of unhappy marriages. All of us knew

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She joins Thousands of Women in Welcoming the New Quaker Easy Way of Baking Bread.

HINK of baking bread in half the time, with

Thaif the effort-without kneading or setting

the sponge; and getting bread or rolls that

make the zmily smack their ips and ask for more. No wonder then that the new Quaker way of baking bread has made a hit in thousands of homes. It was developed by a master baker, but it is so simple thatyou get delicious results in record time.

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3-4 cup shortening.

1 egg.

3-4cup molasses. 3-4 cup sour cream. 3 i~2to 4 cups flour. l tel-UPOVYI salt. 1 teaspoon soda. l teaspoon ginger.

I-2 teaspoon cloves. 1-2 teaspoon nutmeg. lcup raisins.

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