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A lion-hearted herald comes

who winter's relrduard duu,

And valiantly, thrcuflh storm and

sleet,

This gladsome message bears"

A proclamation, signed by Spring,

That joys are on the way.-

Tha llvenlng smile of April sweet,

'l‘ne perfumed breath of ‘May. —Alan Mcbachlan.

Did you know that some house- wives like a putty knife much bet- ter than spatula?

A scientist has been stu exactly how mosquito larvae die when dosed with larvicides - in- ulllcilng in his observation the failure of the heart. or the effect on the gasiro-intestinai tract.

Surgeons use silk for sowing up wounds; mountain climbers for their lifelines, aviators for their parachutes and for the suspension cords oi‘ their harness; fishermen for their strongest lines; and ar- tillerists as powder casing for great cannon.

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The Buddhi-st bullf tel are in keeping with their be iaf that all things, animate and inanimate. possess souls.

Mix l l-2 cups of ground Brazil nuts with 8 tablespoons of sugar in an eight-inch plate. Press the mixture with pain of the hand, against the iplc pinto. De- licious for pastry!

Make your favorite coffee jelly (using strong coffee), and when it lssetbcatitupwithhoifacupof cream. Flavor with vanilla and al- mond... chili again and serve in tall glasses.

LOOK TO YOUR LOOKS FOR ~ SPRING

Amazing remit: no almost im- msaible to achieve within a

ort space of time, of course.

However, if you just didn't get around to doing much about your appearance during the past month, you might very well decide to de- vote the next week to doing the beat you can to prepare your hair for your llhs-ter permanent and new coiffure, your figure for new clothes. your skin for new make- up. Count your calories brush your hair every night and before shampooing apply olive oil to scalp with fingertips and have a mask

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An indoor "garden" in which to arrange flowers is an interesting way of dealing with m» gay scraps of color and scented odds and Qads that are so delightful to have about the house in spring. A brown 0t green casserole dish is unobtrusive with s. layer of mnall stoma cov- ered with moss; lichen or ivy forms the ground base. In this flowers are stuck in groups - a. patch of this, a tuft of that, half a dozen of something else. The result is an ever fresh, ever changing minimum garden.

STARTING THE DAY

There is a wrong way to start the day. and there is a right way. A disagreeable duty iihat has to be done can be attempted in a pro spirit or in a wrom mood. Per aps we should all profit by taking the course of the man who said: "There is always a right way and a wrong way to do any- thing. I try to discover the right way.

CHARITY

I have much more confidence in the charity which begins in the home and diverges into a large humanity. than in the world-wide phllanthrophy which begins at the cutsida of our horizon to converge into egotinn. —wfrs. Jameson.

PROPER BRUSHES FOR GODD PAINT JOB

Before undiartaking a palm. job, be sure you have the primer brushes for the needs which will arise. Never tiry to aippiy trim with the large brush used for wall surfaces because this spoils the general Shéllpe and rounds its cor- hers. Keep an individual brush on hand to use on triimn .

And when it becomes necessary to paint the interiors of small n- cesses, grilled or ornamental iron work, use an old brush on which you won't mind crumpling the bris- tles. Always use a round brush when painting a narrow edge, never a flat brush.

LIGHT WALL TREATMENT OORRECTB ROOM DEIICT

12f you have a room defect pro- blem, the ances are pretty good that the right wall treatment will correct it or at least alleviate it considerably. Ceilings that are too low or high, walls out down or sloped, rooms much too small or too long and narrow need not dis- courage you. The new spring crop of wallpapers offers such wide va‘ rietles of colors and designs, even in inexpensive papers, that a bit of clever choosi or combining should produce Inning rsstilia.

BANDRTNGIIAM HOUSE

BANDRJNGHAM has been for three generations peculiarly the ‘s personal home, as dis-

tinct from his State residences.

It is not Crown property ‘m the nomial sense of the term. The magnificent esttae was bought by the Prince Consort for the then Prince of wales, afterwards Edward VII, in i861 with a. part of the Duchy of Oorniwall revenues, which accumulated during the Prince's minority.

King Edward retained his affec- tion for all his life. an affection which was transmitted in full to his son. King George V delighted in the periods of his residence there ls its uare, and the present King is main aining the estate on the scale set by his father.

The private apartments of the King and Queen were at the far end of the mansion. Sandringhazn is King George's native heath, for it was at York cottage. a. sznallsr house on iiho estate, that he was

The beautiful lawns of the man- sion are studded wiiih noble trees, many of which were planted by prominent members of the Royal

Families of . station for Bandrlng-

imbered of pleasant design, and set heart of beautiful wooded

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A valuable addition to the med- icine chest is a package off ordinary table salt. A salt solution is ex- cellent ns a mouthwash, especially for children, and a salt gargie is very effective for a sore throat.

French Dressing

One recipe for making a delic- ious French dressing is as follows: 2-3 olive oil, 1-3 lemon juice, salt, pepper mustard. paprika, to taste; a pinch of thy-me, 2 bay leaves, a bean of garlic. Shake well and allow to stand.

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A Bcottim minister had awaiy on a vacation, and on his re- turn asked the sexton how it had gone in his absence.

"very well. indeed." cheering response. ‘ do say that maist moei-ilst rs leave some one worse than themselves to fill the pulpit when they go away, but you never do that, sir."

F RACIAL MODESTY

m1. Smlnks (after maid)- when I asked you when you came from why didn't you (e11 me you were Scotch?

Maggle—Weli, I dinna like to boast.

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\ Philosophy Teaches Ari of Living

"Ilthilallthcrcistolife-ust one dull talk after another?" ow many time: have you asked yourself this question?

The great philosophers mower. They have discovered that behind the petty round o! dall duties lies the secret of a fuller, r clier life.

"rhink not no much of what you lack u of what you already have," laid Marcus Auroilus. the great Roman philosopher-and that gives you the key.

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Method! Beat the egg yolh and add the vinegar, sugar and cream. Beat until smoo... then add the salt and enough iiour to make a dough that can be rolled out eaa-

Turn onto a light floured pastry cloth and roll thin. Cut with a small, floured biscuit cutter. 5st 8 or 4 of these, one on of the other and press a dent in the centre, deep enough to hold them firmly together. Sni around the in abo ii p u,

cuts about l-l-inch d . petals hilly and

h fat. Pry them until they are nice and wn, then lift out carefully and drain on ung bit of bright sum

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Q. Shouldnt a man leave his business problems and worries at his office, instead of bringing them into his home?

A. Yes. The wise man will do so. He will abide kw the old proverb. “Drive thy business, let not that drive thee."

Q. Are there any kinds of food chat one ma convey to the mouth with the e when eating?

A. Positively no. The knife is used only for cutting anything that the fork will riot cut.

Q. Who is considered to be the

most important servant in I. household where several are em- iployed?

A. The butler.

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Q. How can I afford quick relied to a painful burn?

A. A solution of ual Pill-s of Epsom Alta and bak soc! will usually prove effective.

Q. How can I remove the shine from a coat collar‘!

A. Sponge the collar with a cloth moistened in ammonia or vinegar. ‘no clean it, rub flh m old toothbrush di in nupiiha or any olemlm caution.

Q. How can I measure molasses accurately without the syrup stick- ing to the spoon or cup? Dip 0h

flour mixed. Heat slowly until this melts, than pour over the lesiniihaph. Baleinahot deg; F. oven for about 10 min- utes, en

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Dorothy lgDix's Letter Box

Girls in the "feen Age Make _a Mistake in Keeping Steady Company With One Boy or Allowing Their Time to be Mono- polized, for This Eliminates Their Chances for Marriage school I mct \Vllll('r m“,

De m» biz-owing mi- of h haveubeen 801W W"!!! for the ast five years. Al first I

I with im and was thrilled to death wlie .

'57’; wfiibiili$tiifinur 1L Jun t worn 11am m“ km“ out’ so far u 1 am confer-nod. Walter bud zotten on my nerves. We are mover an uar- reling and I am lust fired of it . want so out with other boys and have a e Ind Iwl ut ting married, bu r says that himsc have talked

lid t0 1 ill XPEOt 11M t m8"! Eur-E iilivrli, bat what aibcgt me?

as‘; L; just another illustration of the b0 1,2.‘ “kmrii ifiwll. fiddlllgiém? t3 on ou u . y mwiiliohhnywhen You get tired of him as it is get a divorce.

The custom has all of the worst features of marriage and nine or

its advantages. For the unfortunate couple who have been golllt; .4,“

with each other are neither bound nor free. y have no i-igin 1o can.

trol each others actions. no certainty even of ever marrying yr: iiiey

thorlty over each other as husbands we

a wit described a COuple who are "keep- ing company" n existing in a state of auspen ’ animation,

Of course, the main risk in goin ‘ante-adv has always bee 1h iri’, for me got the hot end of the bargifin She let some om Yilmme gate her from the herd of boys and mark her for his wn. She becumg

""i".r.."m.§.:.i"l.":.$°"* ‘..":.::r:.'i..v"s.*i *.*:.:.£..;*r. H1011 B r \" " wasn't marri . Bhgndldrft have the M a

an I hate to BEPrY. -

t wh ‘at or fair; hold ‘on the kboyngf even an eman . on tired lvmo er caug t y t gimp y kimed and rode away and that was this end of it so far as 235%}:

concerned.

The world is full of old maids who would have been happy “m, and mothers if they hadivt wasted their uth and beauty in going steady with boys who vs flimthc air in c and. The great tragedy,

in th clous " company" custom 00mm; in when

ies. as fr tiy happens, have got youth ul fancies for 9M1} 0cm,

by the expectations of llleh ‘Their love is dead. They BIB Blfll-ling and quiiriining W! d1!!! oaks is stale and they have losi the counge to call the affair an and

led coup es. their appetite for it. but they look about for a fnah wwpsc Ittakualotoflovstoknapmarrhgsagoingsonoemmd no“

man makes a greater mistake than to marry the One for who; he or she has lost his or her taste. It isn‘t kidncss w the pllriv cf the other part. 1t is a crime or hei- WOYsQ than lllllflifl‘ Am] no one need be afraid that aggrieved party will comnut suicide. "Men nave died and wemu have often but not for love."

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had not even a casual interest in me ence oiiustnowshahadamusodhsrasif

during my stay at the hOspl

ligleftnlasrallzut us of her inhuman treatment of Ililftéglfiflflg for

er: ‘than! are bad wives as well bad husbands. Unfortunaiel en seems to be no sum way w tall beisorehand whether one is going ti; ‘ii-aw a capital prize as a mate in the matrimonial lOttfl-y o,- e, a biting o us know women who regard marriage as a i‘ et instead of a Ilvb of love and kindness as a "thank you" or Wins have received. We know a food their husbands pro-

We know tyrannical and wiv n d we “my bveizywmgsww o made oormats of their

husbands. diam m pay their bills. Axkitdvzo know p ark %lv£s giiilgbfii-l‘:

r1118 clothes their husbands d for to entice other men and who drag their bands‘ and gator in the dust. ‘ we an abs-devils among tin women just a; than are - doilflt there are ust as inanv lmlw married men as there are unhap ily married women, but men do not wear mo“ b70315" b93115 ll W115i! “Oil-sly on their sleeves as women do. But tnene are plenty of lonely men married to women who Rive mum 11° cvmpfimvnshlp or undm na or svigpathy. ‘There are plenty of" men BTAIVmIW the affections that their ves never show them. And there are ions upon millions of saddened and disillusioned nicn who have found out that they are just meal tickets to their wives and noth-

more. UlmI-Ymevturnaoutbadlythewrngedhusbandl in

case than the w wife. For, no mftter how badly the isifgmligg

gig: flgahyv-lglllxrbnlgchihnnrt? pa her alimony and the court marry

been we only wgwhum m“ a“ e a ores and who hue Miss Dix-I have

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he cannot have her own any What shall I do about it? A SELPISH MOTHER.

find herself eventually, but you have

not hlving provided her with Pill’-

n and pro-schools are Slim/M

6i!" very ba/byhood the most im- how to get along with oiiicrs.