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U b98193 w thick?‘- = so“ "can m“ i“ m‘ nmelsnrteyeriirs-‘nii is ..%i“.i.."ii..:.:ia".. army's; ~ room. - i l mil-p, with one Ol‘ two discreet- evidently existed in R/iid in an ell- ls. about like whipped cream- Fold ‘ , f1. edht ted‘ .cnd wfared ut in th th different, cheeses 1 figfilngflsmilzifigaegatgggéifi gugwlmmeg- p] anilorénbmlllflllix-ily- g“ blended’ tcgtfiler. Mix well and ~ so“ no ...“... :i.a“ mw.l..orilc....s 2éllaé“i*‘.-°.lf°i.‘?¥§‘ “'15:” %'...‘i..i'i%"i‘i““i ‘ rocedure of ex ' - ' - mou an . l . Th ii/uation became irrltat- tie in common but their scientific u I l l, and “n, with l figoelq. evifiyeedy and unfortunately gestige, were sentenced, four of ifmmngraelgpn dram“. i certain disagreements about diag- em to death and the rest to in- nmn Balm, are-um" Wm“ i "c" a“ ntimsi“ are...“ riazsneparcni m we» em 1w o; 8M0 9 . ' ‘ ' _ t th f relleggamong themselves, sndmin isned abru ly from thud}; t Shel‘;- u yofiltggge fie,“ $155M“, 3:21;. linen- des e to discredit each o er mat su den black, n u ndwlches the an cab merung toasted sa Y l u an minor polnie oiprocedi-re they is: was even more disco mm“, m‘, You can do m“ one did somelhin to r t eln- than the trial and the sentences. ~ h d 1 m ubfic 0pm,, m men and won-m; m in your refrigerator. or in a an “Fig mepflwt time RM “mined over we world cum memnelva freezer if you haven't the other. w hm“ not“; "’°°i‘€..’i"i%.“§l is... é. "as inciiiiii“i'i; iiffiiifii iii? also: silent". ' 0ll1lgkiipfln godeilsxhglmb shrewd shot?" elxnd vyvhere?" “And what and don't let it freeze Too hard. Y lvdvice and how helpless he would has become of the others?" There -—T~—- ’ {$1 wiéthlmml/llti d3“ Wm 2g glfistxgnsulgl-lwflrcosdeglnnid glenugi 1 “oléif-goiigeesllum vs a a minis . - - ‘ that he could "discuss matters of cissppellred. And with a curious 3-4 cup whipped cream pflmflfy 1m that could not disco fort le to iealiu 1- ch olives ‘ wait?’ he insisted 3n takins to the latthuiseiea t m. 181E519“? gucuc“§li€l§ mayonnaise i 1113-11. nae ' 0 9 mares H0 “He must be left in peace." ell-id where e tion. the mach- alien-l” iti docto . lnery for an visible, voiceless in- _4 5h added m- SBUIB viii. shall 1 do?” he de- camel-alien and for the hidden eile- heafl’, i“), the“ $19,, m, waded He 1e my I189" m“ WW1 °f a‘? “W”- blend it with the mayonnaise Fold . . g1 laying-id do Insay? Ho is the Bodiis-iialanws wife sppeagedmtérarlsi- m m, ma," which h" been ‘.- Y - ‘ma? use" . . » m wow-Med m deem i» "A m “new wow-flies “fit-M ‘éfififiiiméneiilé’. ‘iii. Jililfii. lave Bodisham at any cast, he was had it then, a Jewees- than m quark“ mm the” m with Imperative, he would hear of no al- the gnother of five admirable chlld- ma chopped on“! and the "new emu“ “ems - $5.22.?“ m... ‘in ..':§:i°i"°i has“ sen-d no». 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According to statistics mothers-in-lww break up more homes and are le for more divorces than drunkenness and infidelity oomolneci ‘mere are several good reasons for this. Ono is Jealousy. Many moto- ers cannot endure line mougnt that their adored sons and dauxhlens love someoneelsemoieulantneydoihem. And. yoilyou-rlxhvfl- oarlas and wives grow green-eyed when their wives or husoandsdclcr '0 Mowers jLILIQDIEIAe am. quote lvlothen. oplmons. "Mother said we should do so-ano-so‘ are me lighting words m many a bridal bunaolow. Then, innumeraole mowers dlflllpi. homes and set oiled" children and h‘ bub-uni Lil lnlslw eds-s Dy nleuunno. AAAQ€ pen-ALI ll$€vy Halon‘ Julia-L:

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out of Mary's and John's pies. They fee. ma they have a right. to super- vise their ualugil-ers-m-laws housekeeping and expenditures and to regu- late lzhelr soais-ln-iawk habits and morals, and when the poor bacgered m-lawa protest, there are one.

Still other women get a sadistic pleasure in nlslcinlz their children dlssatianed with the men and women lo whom they are married. ‘iney are aavay. picking on their in-laws-and pointing out melt faults and foibles and w . a husoanc never would nave loluld out anal. his wile wen. w too many bridge parties, spent too much money and neglected her housekeeping if his mother hadn't kept harping Sally had, her bexrriglng to two bridge clubs I Many a wife would never have been diall- lusicned with her huhand except for her mother's crlticlslns, or gotten Jealous oil ms new secretary u ner money IlSAfll; planted one seeds of

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and stand by their bargains. o w hgoesioshowtliata wiseyolung coupleshould pick out their ln-.aws w..l.. great discretion. For you cant escape from the 1mm- ' WMflIyh mks. ulflwilifllflkéfiglfsi“ your

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companiment o1 suffering and d3- tress. With the messureless ra- sources c! Canada there was plenty for everyone; the record of acal-av-e- ments of men and women in all departments of life were evidence that. there is the capacity to solve this problem, the solution cl which is vital to Canadian interests, even to national life. Histo teaches

(Montreg) Star) The annual luncheon of the Maritime Women's Olub, held in the Rose Room of the llvindssr Hotel on Saturday was marked by the dedication oi trwo flags, the Union Jack and the red ensign, which will be displayed at meet- ings of i-he Cllob. The silken flags were carried in four Girl

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The foundation of all efforts for world betterment was religion. (hi! Dean maintained. only rail-slim could destroy the selfishness and greed from which many mlseflel come. all‘; b ... l.

y s- . annmlnccd that srcetlhss h“ received from the Premiers of Maritime Province. Miss C. Mackenzie proposed a. toast to Montreal. to which Mrs. A. W. Purness replied in French- A guest at the luncheon was A. J. Irvlnz. Saskatchewan. a former Mari-

timer, who spvko briefly- M“ G"? LaPralk thanked Dean Carllsle for his address. How Carl I 7 ‘P ‘my suns ASIILEYI 0 O-FOO-O-O-O-O ‘ ‘ .4 qhliow can I prevent the re- ma de of a bottle of BIWPB 3111“ "°“.‘;.‘€."“..°““‘i%l.l"ii§.§‘l’“‘° °' m“ B5 w“ n stating on its sight; r upside down. cove" gal-k with the liquid. so that 1t will expand, allowing no air to eu- ter and cause fermentation. Q. How can I clean embroidery on goods that will not wash? A. cover with a thick 985W °Y alcohol and powdered chalk. Roll

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Guides and after dedication were things which ultimatzly

placed in standards. flourish The Very its-v. Arthur Oariisle. Dean of Mental prefaced the ceremony of deflation by explain- ing that hewasuslnganadaplaticn of the service laid down in the King's Regulations for dedication of i B138 for mllii-sry and civil pur- Doses. Mrs bfiaclleod. “ ‘ aocep e as on Sinai: of tibe Club, and spo the significance of the colors. ‘ihe after-luncheon address was made by Dean Carllsle, who stress- ed the responsibilities oi the pre- sent times. ‘Iile person who hm no to make his or her life count in these stressful days is a subject

nation. said the Dean. addlml " the meantime. you and I can help by seeing to it that by a spirit of brotherhood and by kindness. helpfulness and sympathy, we are reducing to rile minim-uni the SJ‘ ferirlg of our fellow-Canadians." Dealing with the tendency t0- wards sectllonallan in Dean Carlisle" ur s broad spirit o national fellow- shi , "forgettin party, provincial an denominat onal alleg ances in

endeavor to build up a greater and better Canada for ail classes." 0on-

for pity, the Deon remarked. No cernirii peace. Dean Carllsle ob- gerieratoin had ever faced so many served "We are all sick of war. and great tasks as challenge the kncwln its futlity and the cost

pe le of today. and run, the degradation, it pro- T e spmker commented on some of these tasks, pill-ting first the

problem of poverty, with its ac-paign

brlna about the downfall of a great , that

Canada. l. the need for

a Oanadlan citizenship that wllli dupes. What we need in this and

every land is a determined cam- -A. Yes; the for peace bucked with all should‘ be the first to depart.

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A. No; exaggerated greetings are not ood tas .A cordial ecting lis al necessary. such as, " ow do

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tionsa marl ma accept when they do not include is wife?

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HISTORIC HOUSE WHERE

AUDUBON LIVED FOUND

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Arthur, In National Association sal in the old h from the fall of 11 to the spring ar before, he had home in another section of the French Quarter, but gave that u in the Felic ana

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as Audubon never made any men. tlon of it in his notes. The location first came to 1h Preparing his Audubon bio- fPBPh. found a letter fromben- smln Swift to his son suigeatinl:

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