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Ever since the young folks of Pictou, N.S., can remember (and as far back as the older ones want to) Mrs. McDonald has been winning first prizes with her nut bread at the Pictou Fair. She has kindly sent in the recipe so that you may try it, and if you follow her directions and heed her advice there's every reason to believe that your nut loaf will be as good as hers.

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Mn. Howard McDonald Pinon, Nb‘.

Q ‘" Mrs. McDonald earnestly advises you i ‘ to use Robin Hood Flour for her Nova y. Scotian Nut Bread. "l'm always telling l my friends how wonderful this flour is," k said. “lo fact, my family thinks that not only my nut bread, but everything f! ' else I bake, is so much more satisfying when I use Robin Hood Flour. I know . - also that a bag of Robin Hood makes E‘. ' more bread than l can get from the same - ' _' amount of any other flour and it's so much whiter and smoother to work with."

Just treat yourself to a bag of Robin Hood Flour and make this nut loaf or perhaps some favorite recipe of your own. This is the one sure way to convince your- self that Robin Hood Flour gives you het- ter success and finer flavor in all your baking. Always remember that the wheat used for Robin Hood Flour is scrupu- lously washed in water before being mill» ed. There is no din or grit in this pure, clean flour.

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RECIPE FOR HER NUT BREAD

4 Cups Sifted Robin Hood Flour

4 Tip. Bakirsl Powder V; Tap. Salt

l Cup Brown Sugar

l Cup Chopped Walnuts l Eu

2 Cups Milk

l Tap. Mailed Buttac

.Silt flour, baking powder and all! together. . Add tha brown sugar and wal. nuia.

. Bear the egg and eosnhina with tb_a milk. Than stir into tlia dry niinura.

Beat in tha melted butiar.

Put in a well-[rcalld pan; lat riu 20 minutes; then bake in a slow ovan (250 to 300 degrees) for l hour.

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PLAN ROUTINES THAT WILL IMPROVE LOOKS

This is the time of year when ' die truly beauty-alluded woman takes seriously routines to keep skin smooth and soft, hands un- tthapped, hair glossy and healthy. She knows that she doesn't look

a bit of it on while she sleeps. She likes oil manicures, and u» puts cuticle creai, or oil around her nails two or LLIFEB times b.~-

tween marilcures.

She starts brushing her ‘hair more regularly and nss, or gives herself. hot Oil treatments once or twice a month. Thus her hair takes on a new sheen and, in ad. dition, gradually gets in fine colldi. tlon to ‘receive the permanent. wave shell get early in the spring.

‘f. as well or feel as energetic as she ‘.1 did last fall after a summer of sunshine and exercise and plenty of fresh air.

She knows, too that cold winds .-' and dry, over-heated air indoors

' have made her skin unusually dry.

‘i so without waiting another week,

,. she takes steps to correct minor

l‘ defects which have develgped dur- ing the past couple of months.

If she's slightly overweight, she

outlines for herself a sensible diet

-low in caloric content but rich in

vitamins and minerals. She decides

to find a place where she can go in

for her favorite sport one or two

evenings a. week, and in addition,

she immediately to take

brisk, two-mile walks two or three

f, times a. week. Longer before its

‘ time to buy Easter clothes she will

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i Till! LONE LAMP users anywhere in the world while the liner is on the high seas.

Sometimes on one lone lamp we These calls will be sent over the gaze, ship's radio ‘phone system. In That stars the midnikht with its poi-t the cilia‘: phonees will be rays, linked with e shore telephone And wonder whst the tortusllw system. cares, --—— ‘Ilbc agonies and fainting prayers. FUR TRIMS NEW EVENING iThat keep that lonely lamp alight FROCKS ‘Amid the desert of the night. ———- Yet, spite of questioning, in vain The appearance of fur trim;-

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Each life within itself is sealed, Nor can to others be revealed: One Mind alone, that dwells apart, Can read the secrets of the heart. -.H. R. Pyatt.

If the shoes that have not been worn for ‘a long time are found to be mlldewed rub the spots with petroleum ointment. After a little rubbing the marks will disappear.

GENTLEMEN PREFER BLUES

Each year the tailoring prophets l<sue details of what men are go- ing to wear during the coming season.

‘ Their prophecies do not always work out. Men still have their own ideas on what clothes they want and efforts to popularise certain stvles do not invariably succeed.

Despite efforts to popularise other colours, blues both light and rlark continue to be the “stan- dard” colours for men's clothes. Over half the total number of men's suits and coats are blue.

600 IVORY ‘PHONES

Six hundred ivory telephones of the latest ‘handy’ design are be- lng installed in the liner Queen Elizabeth. There will be a tele- phone in every cabin of the ship.

Passengers will be able to talk from their cabins to telephone

winter season. Almost one - 11118119!‘ 0f

New York were so distill introducing ermine or

borders ol-i skirts gently ma

satin and brocades balance

ening suede.

If the iron seems and perhaps a little some salt on s. newspaper and the hot iron on this before plying to the garments.

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GRAPEFRIIIT JELLY IS DELICIOUS

for breakfast or excellent chopped

fresh fruit salads. 6

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ips and putting them al e white pith in a separa

nrrlazrnf. stun TROIIBLES

, Make up your mind today that . you are going to give your skin a. l real chance to get well. Go to any i ood drug store and get an or inal ttle of Mooneb Eirierad O -lt

lasts man gays because it is highly

The very first application will give ml relief-the itching of Eczema is

tantl stgaged-eruptions dry up and scae o a very few days. The same is true of Itching ‘Toes and Fleet. Barber's Itch, Bait Rheum and other akin troubles.

Remember that Mooneb Emerald Oil is a clean, u1, penetrating Antiseptic Oil that does not stain or leave a easy residue. Complete

ly for 1 hour. than strain. rs ulce to the pan. and add 6 sugar. utes; pour down.

into hot jars and

To eliminate the sticking ctbinet draw

windows. or int of friction. l!

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conoentra f§““° small amount of hot lard into casing.

If the water which is used washing clothes is difficult to get B 800d lath . a little glycerine in the WW1’- sides softening the water thl!

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The

wintry look for fur trimmings.

Use a soft hair brush for fresh~ Harsh, stiff brushes tend to destroy the velvet nap.

to be rough dirty, sprinkle

rub

ap- ' l closet-lined dressing room off one

lettuce contain so times as much vitamin

This is a delicious reserve, either a; it is also

up and added to large grapefruit, peel yellow rind off thinly, cut fruit across and squeeze (Jill. the pulp and Juice. sent-tulle! ng with

Now add 6 pints of water. putting half in each basin. and leave to soak for 24 hours. Put contents o first basin into preserving pan. Strain the other one and throw away pips and pith. Simmer gig; ‘

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CHEESE CIGARS PROVED WAY Make a cup of thick white sauce. Add 4 ounces ripe cheese. Season with pepper, cayenne, and a. little made mustard. leave the mixture to get cold on a plate. Make some pas- try, using four ounces flour to one ounce of butter. Roll the pas- try out thinly. Work up the cheese mixture into short pencil shapes. Wrap each piece of the mixture in a rtion of pastry. Finish the en s neatly. Coat twice in and breadcrumbs. Fry in deep fa and garnish each one with s. tiny tuft of parsley. Pile up neatly on ii dish on a paper dbyley.

OLD VIRGINIA CAKE

51x e881: 1 cup of butter; 1 cup and s half of sugar; 1-2 lb cur- rant; 1-! lb. raisins; 2 cups of flour; 1-4 oz grated peel; 1 t“. spoon each of cinnamon and nut~ meg. 1-2 ts. ground cloves, 3 table- spoons grape juice.

Pro e the fruit and chap it; also “peel. Cream the butter and W8". en mix with the be te

other medication o have proved it by use homes.

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PREPARATIONS AT. RIDEAU HALL FOR THEIR MAJESTIES’ VISIT. i

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in the furnldlings of, Tweed-v white bathroom. mulr's bcdmmn and sit room A wardrobe, bedside at Rideau I-lkll, Ber s desk and s high home for four days duri c chintl

are other pieces 0f tile

royal sia in Ottawa. in May. furniture in the room; Over King will occup the wihits fireplace and on the walls ln now used by th - will be hung water-colors done by

bedxoo 9 nbrfleneial and will have the use Osnadlar. artists

of nu llhtcellencyb sitting room A hooilced rug. in rose and blue adjoining the parlor to be occu - tones will be used on tile thick ed by the Queen, on the floor - o! the low

beige r-lg in ft-I-t . dressing ble. Ylrom mid-Match until mid- A ril, Lord and Lady uir wll travel in Western Canada

while renovations are taking PIIKSB at Ridesu Hall. Members of their

across the loolriitg out on the forest at Rock- cliffe Park, is his Bxoellerlcyls bedroom, which has full-sized buffalo skins on the brown rug

staff will accompany them. New upholstery in linen-dairiask On their return may wail: mil)!’ will ba in cherry red shade.

their own rooms un val of Their Majesties May l7 when they will move to other quarters in Government House. Staff mem- bars who will travel with the royal party from En land will be accommodated in Ri eau Hall or in Rldeau Cottage, residence of A.

FLOWERS IN PATTERN

A private staircase cut off from the rest of the liousa leads frclrn 0a -

. Redfem, secrets to the sitting rooms a smaller drawing Governor-General. in vernment room arra for the ladies-in- House grounds. waiting in e royal entourage.

Buff upholstery has been chosen NEW COLOR. SCHEME for the deegl chairs and sofa in the King's sltt g roqm to harmonize

with the deep bhle carpet. silk damask hangings will frame the windows. One wall is lined with shelvu of books and in the centre of the room there is a wide mah ny desk.

flowers on a deep blue

Walls of the room and the side, now a pale yellow, will be done in a. pastel

chintzes flowered pink and blue will cover the sofa and stuffed chairs in i-he room and ii blue taf- feta frill will replace the deep

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Somc-tiiaies ‘the Use of Stern Methods is More s , cessful Than Gentle Persuasion in Winning Back a Wife Who Has “Gone Home to i Mother"

M “nu-r re. “u m l - ear-o . c en “d “Yo? more iiiomy 1 moi on night work in addition u» min? ‘gifl-mebavywubumwitlioutrealzln that] l, was taking time that l should have - wife. I am a, reserved m"! H! my how much I loved ha and simply took her for granted. __,______

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mid me that she ldn‘t know why. but she was growing cold toward me. Later on she left me and ~ mmrtlemrwsutlemms. Qildlfibéi éme I have been tudYlW; up.“ 9h marriage relat onship and r hat without

kno it I must have been st lily selfish inconsiderate. I have told he t I am await ofthlsandthatlwillbe n changed comes beak. But abalone a deaf ear my lens re urn . Elisha dee eson adlvoroashuild! reconciliation can be dc? Or sh reconciliation? Or should I try to a separate residence so that we can will finally bring us ther I _ _ without them is, not worth living. _

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I am face the fact absolutely helples the heart is an unruly its duty and love where it should love.

love, or why we cease to love.

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gzeen covering around the dressing ble. Complementary plain drapes will take the Place of hanging now raining

the neon the four l‘ quarters during the sojourn heme.

mahogany bed in with high.

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MATTER! Q. How can I prevent tarnlsh- “OTB-EL ing on the neck or arms from gold Mum- og 3w” (in a rage): or silver costume jewelry? “who tom o“ to put that paper “A5 This“ canthbe revfgtedwiay on m, w; 1 w“ s" rs cos ng e owe w; "Y e, ." colorless liquid nail polish. ~ new“ r our (subsidlng):

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iron? Brita , h hard of s. The waffle iron should be hm"; u’ m given a good cleansing at least pm; Lin; g "I; this wembley?

every sixty days. Make a thick second pa tar; “No, it's ‘rhurs- ..

paste of three tablespoons of bak- y_

ins sods Imd two wa-slmnl O! - Third uuiey: "Bo am I. Let's

wnter- Apply with a mick brush- have l. Scotch nu soda." -u.s. Coast Guard.

Q. How can I snake the loaves of my? rubber plant green and

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with it. A woman doesn't cease to love her hus because b; , . workln night and day to make a living for her and her child. she l him a. the more for it. ~ ,

Nor does a. woman fall out of love with her husband because ha! ' Clark Gable. w few Americsin men the tecluilqua q , great lover. If ves left their became they took them . ‘