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Woman ’s Realm -:-

For Canadian“ Women

l! Marl Moore. Specially centriblrted to the (hulk; gee Guardian leaders.

Bu: For ilhe Short Order 000k l Most every kitchen has a supply ofeggs always on hI-nd- They are Iwhat we fly to when meals have to be prepared immediately. When ilve are hungry an egg fried in but- ter is quite good but I fear some "coo " serve them with deadly reg- uiarity.

“Buttered eggs"—ore not very different from many egg concoc- tions you have often tasted, but are just different enough to remem- ber with pieasure.

whipping with a little orange Iuiee as a dressing for cabbage salad, or for use in place of cream over stewed primes.

Three Yolks: Soft custard: may- onnaise; pineapple or cocoa egg nogs.

Flour Yolks: For individual baked custards for two people; for pint mayonnaise: or beaten with milk for scrambled eggs.

lord Baltimore cake; frozen cus- tard.

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‘Canadia “Cookery

Eight Yclks: For sunshine cake“

THE osroww GUARbI_A__8_

What‘ the Fashionable: are Wearing

Illustrated llressrnalrlng lenon Furnished With Every Pattern

By Annabelle Worthington

lovely and smart is today's model, designed especially for the fascinating cotton materials, now so voguish.

It's slenderlsing tool

Itischicandcocl in ilagblue voile printed in white with plain blue trim.

And incidentally, it's the most simple thing in the world to fash- ion. You can make it at such a small outlay. And it's very quick- ly and simply laundered.

Other interesting ideas are dot- ted batiste, candy striped sheer linen, tub silks and sportsweight

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Girls Who Believe Masculine Sophistries About Beauty of Free Love Should Con- sider What it Means to the Woman:

A Man Who Knows he is Only Temporarily in Love, Di- honor and a Friendless and Childless Life

1 get an increasingly large number of letters from girls who tell me that they are in love with men who ofler them only a free-love union. The girls say that these men tell them that marriage is an outmoded

convention that soon will be entirely obsolete; that the only real bond between a man and woman is mutual affection, and that nothing kills

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Maritimers enjoy fine tea-"Herris our very best effort to please you, Exquisite Flavour PER

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V buttered Ens one White: Stiifly Wilton for 1B- umm love so quickly as the sense of being bound. Also.

l Wm? while‘ “d 5'01“ M “as dlvldllfll WW1!!! 1°? defile" WWW} stylg N0, 57s u; deglgned r0;- mes these men assert that they will never marry _any

v [eparately and thoroughly. To yolks e! u, prune... m," "up; “u” as 3B 40 42’ 44’ 46 md 4g inches woman until they have lived with he,- and you“ o! respectability for a woman, and that the one who lives with a m‘

a or 5 eggs add 1 cup of milk and_1-2 from“; y ibést- . $1.2 e 36 requires 4 yards 39- out that they are “med to We“ other in every without benefit of clergy is outlawed. He knows that no secret lovanegi J cup grated cheese, then fold all Two whites: Mermgué for pie 0,. - mm. Wm] w yard 354m,‘ com wax is a home in the sense of the home proudly set up by married poop“, H, ' knows that a man's mistress has not the status of his wiic, the; m,

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carefully into whipped whites. In

pudding: lemon snow; fruit whips,

strip of crisp bacon. This is served with chili sauce. Es: Pyramid

This is s slight variation of "It by the additon of tomatoe.

On a very large thick sYce of to- mato place a poached egg. On either side place a half slice of toast cut diagtnally on which is s. round of’ smoked back bacon.

Buttered Eggs With Tomatoes

Very often a favorite recipe will leave us with a few egg whites. 0r yolks 0n our hands, and you will lfind it helpful 1n avoiding waste to kOPp the following suggestions ihsncly:

One yolk-for binding croquettes, 0r meat loaf, one half pint mayon- pase, gream filling for cake.

Two yolks-For nlayonmfisei egg

trasting.

For m.» c001. --_- -~_~_ ¢ me vegetables beam to mm y-é]- DIFFERENT STEWS low. Then add tomatoes and water

and boil slowly for 10 minutes. Thicken with the flour mixed with

Just ‘a little different angle on

And the girls, bewildered by these sophistries, want to know what about it.

and see what she is going to get out of it.

In the first place, let her ask herself why the man who swears that he loves izcr with a passion that will last through all eternity, and who asks nothing else of fate but the joy of being with hcr, baiks nt the sight of a wedding ring? Wily, if he feels that way about her, is he not will- ing to make a binding life contract with her instead of o. sort of gentle- man's agreement that he is free to break at any minute? Why, if he admires her and is proud of her, is he not willing to give her his name, and proclaim her to all the world as his wife?

doors are closed to her that she would like to enter, that her only u.

a man? If he didn't love her enough to marry her when she was young and beautiful and desirable, what chance is there of his marrying he; when she is older and less good-looking and has a tarnished name tilai will make his family and friends unwilling to receive her? What market is there for damaged goods?

And if he tires of her what recourse has she? The wife wirose hus- band wearles of her and is unfaithful to her has, at least, her legal clainu upon him, and she has her position in society, but the free-love wife has nothing. She has invested her all in a hot-air scheme that has failed so

far as she is ccfiicerned. And that is the way free love works out for women. Have nothing to

nlixture; for dipping ‘Ymqumfis- .. - _ - _ 4 . \ M , chops, etc, before frying in deep 5,52’ stgigkttsxzzttzejalltnagcfpeficc? @1121“ (jtilgfléfiaillcdis nligifldulfiglfla! :;-t~1'pe‘;;:r 52:15:" is; Sfiiiti No free-love advocate can answer these questions in any way that do with it, gum The ma“ who 15 not willing m marry you honorably n“; m‘ hdlandaise 5mm; for 511d iimdse WW1 110111‘ 811d 5M1“ gradient of treatment-and the old Serve with boiled or steamed rice. lgsslinzajugziuzzilxtillllffie of‘ a? mot r2313“? infant‘ so u ‘the gm and openly before the world bodes you no good, as the melodramas used I _ f gently °n bmur‘ serve a mach“ ‘amumr d°°5 apps“ qum Smart" that the man is not wlllineg at: Z1521?’ heli-nandolglsx tbhifltil Lhhiirlfsfz; 55:5: to u! Demon“! DIX‘ 1 . . egg onaeachéliktzeedoé toglraetafiil; glides ansmflvveimzgeftfifhlliil-‘e llliltifi: L"“|"Yf3°“b'° m“ is because he knows that he has n0 feeling for her that will endure. He 1 "~ orntngsrntl‘ i Vifhnrlgtglie oven is 1:01 ills method chnhge in an unpre-“zltious dish, 2 lbs. mutton or lamb from $:;gz1:efi,.te};air:erh:tligfigiotflgulxemhi; Sig“: aepafstilng ‘anciothat Wm] ' _A _ _ of cooking eggs is both fast and that will arms new interest to it , shoulder o.- shank ‘mmanw Wham any mm o, dwome‘ or any obngatkanfgiay £22’? ' l/u A‘ ‘ A;§§}"a§§@ng f££qg1v;‘th3r, special. 1 egg, l 1-2 tablespoons and make it. as welcome at the 1 cup sliced carrots. I Howmmyyouwiubc u,» F I they hfld refilled will-Elem help. [heavy efelm- '4 tflbleepwns fine dry table 88 the meet disiinsulehed lcllp DCM- _ ‘ When aman is really and truly in love with a woman; when he (f 1n hI;¢y¢§-—lhsnits collie a prommem Amer-man 18mm, ibread crumbs, 1.4 7,635,300,, 551g guest. l: cup diced turnips. means to cleave to her and devote his life toimaklng her happy, he vglvgl-smoolh, clinging 1 large onlen- doesn't hesitate to marl-y her. He is eager to do so. He warits to bind texture of Pompeian

‘moved to their country home in l ‘iMaine. When dinner was being ‘crunlbs and salt. Put 1-2 tablespoon ‘ 3 tablespmans 5mm h" t0 him with T100135 01' BWBI- I Beauty Powder.

: served on the second night the col- 0g this mum", h, c“ shun‘. m. 8 slices bacon, cut in dice l tablespoon salt. _ I f Qored maid answered the WEPPOIW individual baking dish. Slip in 1 w? sliced “m? '5 mum“ pepper‘ A m“ "T10 18 buying a piece of property or going into a. business ' bccnflgfirzgofimfigg

‘and the mistress overheard her $ay—“Y8S suh, yes suh, it sure am," land hang up. A few minutes later

‘(Individual rule) Mix cream, bread

eggs and cover with remaining crumb m‘xture, Bake 6 minutes in moderate oven 350 deg. Fhr.

Adapted Chop Susy

Boiling water or stock.

Potatoes.

Out meat lnsmall pieces and roll in flour, sprinkle with salt and

$6 cup sliced onions % round or flanked steak 1%’.- Clips thick stewed tomatoes.

deal out of which ho expects to make a fortune doesn't holli it on an option. He closes his contract and has ltcopper-riveted so that no man can take it from him. And that is the way he treats the woman he means

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7m‘ maid and asked her if anyone-was grated cheese or crumbled mcquel Boiled or steamed rice. casserole dish with vegetables The gm who 15 contemplating a free-love union may well investigate “inyaugcfingu w ‘M, Bnucylwwsuu mdsrlléggeeéhf-gm w; wanted on the phone’ m much she fort salt’ PBPDer. cayenne. Heat unfigoljt “l: 32c‘); Qixow; pa: xlclggzlavingfle: pgzzzled: aim‘; lthfl quality 01' the aflection that is offered her. What sort of love can a ‘x giiglerllllgvtiskscéiirkx p replied-"NO, mum. WWW 1115i 0H9 small 5km“. pm m butter; when 8 - jug-t cover mes“, w“: czssgxole man have for a woman that makes him willing to take her good name \\ W“ "m n mm

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‘season. lixion- 25o and 75o w! reclam- _ antly, divided between the desire" w.“ soon t , 1 dun. k h l One 6 HP. gasoline engine. Bydfl‘ E_h°'°' "““"Y‘““°' “m” ltssome one-rehwtlns at reb- stay with the g'rl and the ieeilngielthe, L°°};,°,..g;e pumted ntzw hi: “we gzdszmlilhzrm it; ‘gfae: “Tendei-I“ MN“ Mummy‘ J . . _ - - . , F _ f P1236 2 bottom riding 3811B page,“ no, bean; p, 313m, yet, 511 Bmznegzvfem exclamation and m‘ 1:‘ "Fife" 131 1mg“ “i ‘meanest which he mo left so placed in she announced. Body-Treasurer of the Grass Seed _-_- ' George detained Ray Browne as the' , m" "e i‘ 9 W" 11° the car that it looked as tho gh "Absolutely not. I can manage Growers Association. 5 A180 8 fBW other “tides NO I I‘ E i latter prepared to go forth and w“ °"°" m‘ h“; "M" B" left out of anything that the ctherlsome one w,“ m, 8mm‘ m u, End ma, m’ rm m,‘ You, ism-e, W Sourls, r. c. Island. a‘ ‘of Edwards and Company. ~ ’ search m. the car. "1 say, Browne Gfgiivevdaieizzsml; 1'8 ‘tinsel-iv so m“ started‘ n w“ “ "m?" "m"! m" ‘ndiceied 11b hat wth which peels me to‘ drive mu road tomor- °°“'"""'"“m"" __ 3 , . . . . u r. . _ ‘f; :21!‘ Ltd‘, I!" m hquldatlon’ Arrangements have been complet- stay when yo“ are‘ Miss Muneth George announced_ “Pamm, but not Itfrtczsg haglzezejvew igléogg: he thad crowned the collar of the row, or next day, so I m'ght as well barring a few mmakes about, iefi 1,‘ 5 i ' ill be h t if u ' ‘ ooa . -- . , L, c ‘p91! l0 gigs! gouge Burchell s: Sons of y!“ e: “it tux: 3e Sig‘ dangerous. Of course. you have first “m,” my trouble or excitement F” H have a lime Drum“? m"- and right hand drive, we ll have n z . - .. well known manu- 0 11m m - Md m.“ hm‘ Browne?" t m‘ a . m a I stance it would look like Roberta mad, a gesture to atop mum, at am Bu; you will hav _ ‘ low JAMES LAWLESS, f ers and shippers of all-kinds of information about the payroll , m I u a c mp- ;a man, slumped down in the seat him, but he was out of the doorway 1 m t Browne?‘ har of r ugh and armed lumber 1am, ‘Su t th ng you know, Browne when h, lgepped outside he to cal off the t pa! y. . ' f, . 01‘ Nilrbml- shingles, and interior finishing and tmbl” the Mmmh °°'“"“°"°“ told him. "Come aIonB. Miss Mac- m d , ,0 ,1 ,1 ' Wm‘ h“ h” °"°’ h“ °Y°“- 3mm" “d "lid" “w”! "i" "whim Browne nodded. Roberta open“- :.' 1 7° , with“, the m,“ few d", a luhber company has had, either here or at ,1 pp‘ “ Pr“ °° y ‘m, empty bent over and saw to his asionish- before she could speak. He took rates s sin, took on! ‘I No AUSTIN A SCALES . Beth- wel ha" W" 11*“ i" 3° camp save for a man on usrd h" up“ t0 P t 8 e‘ be!“ F t’ gard on Prince Street wharf will the NEW York 6114-’ time" h and mm axcltedl m b! k rnent that there were several holes the car down and around the nar- 100k a; the brlghg head, as he sat ;_ y» ma‘ ree own. Ixegstgrgteélflgvlhervglfillbkaindsagf ‘build- "There was some little rumpus at s’: George Bu“ h" m “m. gnomh m“ m b_ Yxeuow "£21m the hat and when he lifted the row tum, and came driving up to hatles before her, and climbed into '73 . the Liquldatola I attractive prices. av a le It the New York end. I Wouldn't really and strode wwud the sunk ‘oh ‘akin ‘n the mean g“ the Job tdeoat some small shot rattled to the the shachhiseyes alight with pleas-hm cm. 5;,- George held out his 3; l > ' , ' .- per E034-8-16-6i 5on4 a J‘ WATWN’ ""- dlgnjy it by the name of “nub: “w” b’ i“ ‘“‘“'“““°° ml WM hunt the man who had shot Musfm" or u... m, H, looked at h" ‘“’°- "-’°“Y l°°d "i" °°°~i m“ “Jla-nd to Browne J'- tby, - - -l7~4i thelsitxicii/lspllzgzetllgnseems to aveJw“ w" he w“ w,“ as strong and Maegan. companion in consternation. "No bird. Hop in, Miss MacBeth, and (To B, confirmed) 5 all»! ' '"°"1d he" Elven much l° “h” 3°‘ Browne hurried m the direction‘ '-'-' Ray Browne Brirmed and nodded. .- low U‘ I 1'0 N SA Z 11"" m" Bilwliil- the laborer inted out to find the y , "Funny! lvmst be because he's feel- 9° i f: who ' In Browne's office Roberta was wood‘ md m, 01d qu-n-y m“ of gm‘ mgtoiaegih Iovdiove forward and i pllwed it“ ‘ trurbym‘; the“ 31""; foremen and their men. Browne had i Y ' B "5 ° W“ mwmi W to admit that this Beauty Sandison . Browne hastened toward her. Sh‘ » can e washed the hand and gave it flrst- k th- b t d1 u Sml of HOIJSGhOId Furniture Gem's“ t°°k m‘ um“ m’ “unwred aid treatment. Sir George, who felt xx If?" a ,,',,§“,,,,,,§°°,“‘f , past the groups of foreign laborers ' q _ i Y‘ ,- zd- , . _ d takmg them m, m m h,‘ "my u hedwuld hive made 151w: MW tematically going forward with very 37 ' an quicker 10b 01 t t andage mm L” l“ t_ 511-6 "T; 011 F Aug. at 1.30 p, m, a group first, and then patiently try~ v than Bmwne’ In” when! when “means Jrngcwmgngnth an Georg; i M" ' m‘ t” memmdze a few md “dun i shelled been when she was shot On ghgl] inphis hand p . wit] r ampflerlng m sale by Public Auction n s3 Elm Avenue u... m- m” I‘ mm“ be “°°°“°“" '1 receiving. hel- answer that it was on “Found m, m, u, mam t 5 " n, win qrflcl" or flqugghojfl yum" ' there should ever be trouble, to re- ° ° ,. I ""- 2 Ullholstercd som. Arm the rough road that led from the mun w. om were» H, w,” . be Ill’. 0!! Dlllllll 300m S". 0B! Sideboard. 1 Antique Rosewood main highway to the construction ed toward the entrant, ' to the com m“ “mm” m" Rnk’ R“"5°' 1 01”“ sliwevmle Burner. Bureaus. Beds. camp he left with a murmured agmcmm m“ mph-mew‘ mam u‘ 1' ; ables nd rm b r s1 IE l ’ ' ' ‘hi; arpetsil ltnubbet: Sig: with.1:21:11‘:rfrrziiirzlerrrfirduri: onclotlhs’ mwment that he would come back’ we“ can o“ the men mm‘ U m” be ‘m, ca,“ ° e‘ "'"°-°'- I z AM‘ 1'" I 111°11'15"?- fellow had a car he's miles away by ‘m w N TANTON , BMW!" 1'8"“! hi“. °Y°bP°WB this time. No use looking for h'm c“ b_ L MCDONALD’ ' ' i sooiheslnjuriessrPrevente i" mm“ “"1 “km wh“ ‘M’ h°'°-" i we; luctloneer. h: than? h" s?“ w M?" ‘ Browne agreed, and gave the sig- ' am “$454 I dont know. said Roberta, who nal for the men in return, pfomfl- B r T1 r H / ;_- m wasfeelirlgratnerlimnflfiobeblgingtbathewmlldtekeeerqizmy. ' we» a 57. ier “~ It Q

of these fresh country folk call up. He says is dat No. 4612. I says, Yes auh. l-le says is Mr. Jones there. I f5ays, Yes suh, and then he says, ilong distance from Waehlnslflfl- and I say it sure am and hank 11D on him."

One Halls combined ithresher, cleaner and blower {with truck, used only. one

l oi‘ their very real tonic value,

melted add cream. Blip in e388 09° at a time, sprinkle with cheese. when finished cooking and serve on buttered toast. strain cream

baked if preferred.

Famous Vegetable

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both liver and bowels, Dr. Carter’| Little lnver Pills are without equal for correcting Consti ation, Acidity, Bil- lcusness, Hesdac es, and Poor Com-

over toast. Eggs a la Sui-See may btthln slanting slices. Mix with the

beef into very small dice or put through the meat chopper and add the bacon fat. Cook and stir until browned. Slice the onions as thin as possible; out thecelery in very

and cook slowly 2 to 3 hours. Forty minutes before serving add 6 small potatoes. Add water if necessary during cooking. Thioken gravy with a little flour or cornstarch be- fore serving.

member some, at least, of the work- men on the inside.

meat, cover and cook slowly until

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"What happened?" he asked, as he put his um about her and lifted her from the car.

Roberta drew back "I'm not going,

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from her and make her declasse? Is there anything in it but rank sel- fishness? Anything that would lead her to believe that he would ever , consider her in any way, ever try to protect her from any hardship, ever HERB-I'd her BS Enythlxlg but something to minister to his pleasure or l‘ comfort? ,,

Bcofl as he may at marriage, every man knows that it is the badge

thinks he can get the man, but he thing came to light tomorrow, that won't. I heard him scramble of a-im. MaciBeth was immediately in-

harm. I'm responsible to my father and aunt for him." Browne did so somewhat reluct-

The other man looked at him sravely and shook his head. "I don't want th’s spread about and I'd Just

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wonder he made such a quick get- away. The fellow must have thought,

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purchase of a building situated on

0 g foot John Deere M_ III t b, _ ...___i_i_____ wag n1 d ma, l, 1 l, h , , iB‘ ilm d onl three sea- ealtiaon and Siizllaflireililaggeevfgth Ind] i Y» tlfam t 1 oer e and what he meant m m and 1m glad foreman‘ came “p m m“ and paw" m‘ w“ "M? "'° 5°- Esher Street. next to the Can m er’ use y ‘ Eecause they are PURELY VEGE- ‘Vi; W e w’ h boo ' He "n and he got ‘wly- Ru“ along and see-Bd- "Flnd anything?" Factory, building 30 x 50 feel, three SOIIS. TABLE’ a gentle’ ‘fictive tonic m re ed he: a, second before Browne- that ‘Beauty’ Bandison comes to no “what next-y»- nonyrth. we“; s“. George n“! stories high, with basement; office ‘ farnlt and machinery resolved: