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_rliliss Ethel Chapman makes this novel

_Luxoa CAKE*

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Baking °

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"MV advice to all hoiisewi've both

_ . _ s ~ skilled :md im-<p¢~iiuiiccil, is): Use ce,-ns their daughters, and especially do they think that they are the _-91.0 in House y

Magic li.ikiii__1 l’l.\\‘dcr. Then there

_ so is no iinceriziiiiiv nlmut your bak- . ,, _ , _ . ho ing, s;i_-,s _iliis Lrlicl Chapman,

Editor ot" the Home Section in the Ontario l":imicr.

_ _ 'i`Iii<iiii-lii:iliiicil statement is par- ba

ticuhily iiiiprcssive bac.-iuse thrifty

C;,n_,,l;_,,, l,,,m@ n,Jlm,sl,n,~e|¢3,n¢d glimes' when she was a. business girl, and probably she has less money tospend

that l\li.<s Cli.1pinnn’s advice is in-_ ivziriribiy przicticrii.

Oihcr mil-!;no\\-n food experts and

`tookci\' tcaciiirs in the Dominion share

i Sh-all Bride Take Her Mother’s Advice to' ii

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_`-`_'§;§.-;. ‘Lb-_ » V - "’=f:§§i§§_`=§§§=i=;_ff::=5__`~ Dear Miss Dlx-I am a bride of two months and I ani in a quan- (L0 dt*

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POW'd€F patient and gentle with him Mid |°ViD§ him than I can by trymg t° ‘

533;; ,_ ' bu "\,\§`“ ‘ do.

Answer:

hi to

Miss Cl\:ipin.i;i`s high opinion of Magic., A- of

In fici, ihc ninjuiiiy of them-and

ary about how to treat my husband. My father has a very sweet and “`

amiable disposition and he is very fond of my mother and he has let her

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Bully Husband Into Subjection ?-Word _ ,,,f.6"“°‘;<\‘|' “Sacrifice” Misplaced in Marriage. » I*~“\"`Os|\*’K,,; _ ‘ How to Cure Relatives of "%°` _,ik __\.i~%"“’

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Graftmg W.,.o;\P9_,. ov,

run roughshod over him. She bosses everything and, while he is a man who is much respected by men in business, he doesnt know that his soul is his own at home. My mother thinks that I should treat my husband the same way and that I should _ begin now when I am first married to bring him

into subjection.

But I don‘t want to rule my husband and be-

sides he is not of the same temperament as my lathe,-_ ,He is high-tempered and sensitive and :

get; angry quickly and sorry for it quickly. I am | ‘very much of my father's disposition and I feel that I can do a. lot more with my husband by being

ily him But I'm young and inexperienced and don’t know what Y-0

' MRS. H. E. F. _

Mothers always think they know best about everything that con

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for formal wear.

bust.

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urce of all wisdom when it comes to managihil husbands. D0 matter _,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _f__7 w much of a mess they have made of their own marrlaS€S- _ That is the reason they are always interferinz in their daulhiers

1' th ir rights and to refuse to humor their husbands' little pecul- has to do more work than she did when she was a girl living at home or

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01 worse, mother, not being in love with her son-in-law, sees all of . on herself.

_ rl h fe ls it her sacred duty But these things are not sacrifices if they are done for those you love.

S minmttstligriinbgiiiia bor!hBe§n$'ii:§t:a:iida:tari: her im the hazardous job Sacrifice-implies hardship and there is no hardship in working to make P0

i th somebody who is dearer to us than we are to ourselves happy and com-

cgiirniit :gd a;iiii1 I have heard Women say to their daughters: “You fortable or in doing without things that they may have more.

, gt must be bad for his You and Mr. Esther may not know lt, but any young couple who love

housu isis iou-use \[a 'c zulu ‘ i shuuldnt let ‘mhn smcike 8° much' I am sure

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No wind' r T-.lapis oiiisclis all other bak-

wes ., 0,.. .-you should ,top Joh rl from drinking two cups of coffee at each other and who have little children and who are working side by side

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im P_,_,_._]_____ ___,,_._i.;,,{_|y breakfast and he eats entirely too much meat.” Or: "You should make to make a home and get a start in the world are having the very happiest

Miss Chapm.1n's recipe for

I cup fine granulated sugar

' l tcas,>\\c.i vanilla extract

I 11', cup 1-,ug yolks

7 1._'.t~-in iiiini-_-arm it-om

iii tcaspcoii lilagic Soda l?~_ cups pastry ilour (or 3 tablespoons

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1 fcgspuf..-_s Magic Baldng Powder

§~_~ teu:,f~>ou suit

Sift sugar. Measure out 2 tableapoonn, pour on i.-a_i\ill.-l extract and set aside. Add wav-i and aodu lo egg yolks; beat wizii ogy; lzcatcr until foamy. Add augur 1: little at a time, bearing in well. A<l<i iI_~~,'f.::d sugar und beat. Siff to- gether l`.c-ur, linking pnwcicr and salt. Fi-lil uarcfullv into mixture: pour in iir~_,~rc.incfl tinge] c.o':c pan. Bake in m'i.i.rflL~ own at .i.'<i"F. for 40 to 45 ri‘Ei1;.t~s. Im. <1: pun and lst stand until c.-.kc is till, \-.il.cn, with the aid of A :~:;tula, it v.ili clip from pan. Remove all i-ri: : bs nnil moist crust from sur- face an! cur in three layers. Spread l.cr./n Cream Filing between layers. 1;: . fi ;.i;.l c..l:-'. wth kiurshmnllow !`~i:c:i !l'r~;;‘c Frosting. (Recipes for Ellini: :wil i ii/_Ii:;; cr: in the Magic Cc-.i!; l.l::I;-si.: f.-cc offer below.)

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Book to use when you bake at home. Address: Standard Brands Ltd., F r-iscr Avc and Liber: Street

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Cook, I dont lik; io mention it,

but ilzo food clisriplicars rather qiiicltiy in thc kitchen.

Well, mliin, I admits I cats

’eart_v, but no one could cali me g:rgcoii.s." f

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culin es of which she knew nothing, and should vie with each other to see which can give the most.

;l}i2tvilddl:ri'tsdifd;tx iiibsrferirfgoiivith his personal habits and tastes, But to answer your questions. If you have to have a schedule in

d d it d t uble begins that often ends in the divorce shame to YOU b0tll» i

:;‘;_€'°°°° S i° ° an '° oi course, no right-thinking wire, to soy nothing or a loving wire,

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fi - ' ‘ teresting time you will ever have in your whole lives, and to

_-_-____ h in of an evenll-,g_ or. ‘You shouldnt _ and most in i iahgoggpguziifiiabsigif eo§o.i;e,fu shouldnt spoil John by always being , talk about the sacrifices you make for each other and your children is

h b lg from work." And so on and so ori. just nonsense. ' -

bg; 3:; ‘;hc;m;$,se,r_?§ving l,rlde_ gg Damon Runyon would say, To try to proportion it out so that one won'i: work more or give up uld think that John was just about all right, and she would believe more than the other is niggardllnes s. You shouldnt count the cost. You

t with mama thinking she ought to do something about Jolm's faults sacrifices in marriage I should say you should go fifty-fifty on them. And

And the pitiful part of it is that mother doesn't mean to do the should demand the things from her husband that she knows he can’t rm she does She is just indulging her unconquerabie desire to boss afford. That is the kind of thing that tums men into embezzlers and

~ - B ze of the I _ “

. l - hieves if the are weak a d ave a. chance to steal, and when it doesn‘t ' or a li ht flak astc. The shell casting duubt on tha veracity

“gs and she hasnt enmtiih lmbeiitmcfraiidcif tflifxikmohhzhdiiie iiiiodt tiiifuiig it leaves a miin embittered toh know thatihis wife is nothing but a Bold '”‘ttem‘ Send stamps °r CM" (com should gbe bakdii pbeforehfmdi then VCU' 1‘9PUi°b"¢ Wuncss- The "P

ati"thelnt1i(:ist iiliantfritibliiiihusiaiand A single word from an outsider may dlgger and that her affection is dependent upon what he can give her. _ pI;§md£)' tt 15 the filling is cooked-and only when _ er sought out the counsel and W1 ilsitieaasingie iiiove may wreck it. It is absolutely something that the i And it takas the last bit of spirit and heart out of a man when she re- °e 0 pa em cems` it, too, is cold, is the pie assembled. ._ followed:

1 miist work out for herself and if she is left alone her intuition will preaches him with not being being able to provide her with the things ' ._ Its to in dd th rl to

_ _ _ _ _ __ __..___. pp g a s e nal uch. “Is it true that you questio

generally show her how to do lt. that money buys. Any sort of woman should be be a good enough sport This is our favorite recipe for the this man' voraclt it"

ive up a lot of good

th thing has broken up as many band or s. young wife. Of course, they have to g

meme afmi|iiei?‘;ldafil’i"i’<ii:ali.ii'il11e°i~0dailiigii,tx:eis not to give in to their hus- clothes and good times and the carefreeness that they had when they md;s ai;Sd¥l;1<;t to let their husbands make slaves of them and to stand iwere single, and the woman who has little children to look after certainly n .

e sure to fill in the si A

Navy blue crepe silk made the

The bodice introduces a bolero

is quite one-s’ded. It is softly

draped and caught with a clip just

- WW ¢h° rizht shoulder. The self-

abric belt has a buckle that match-

also features the clever new

tunic skirt that lengthens the line

The Pattern provides for lt to be

made in ankle length if dwired

tyle No. 808 is designed in sizes

14, 16, 18. 20 years, 36 and 38 inches

Size 16 requires 2 7-ii yards of

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You’re' in o

BEAUTY CQNTE

all day . . . every dqy

_ Moming, norm, and nig/it, ;i'ou’rc in a Beauty Cams, Keep your skin fresh, soft, with Calay-and w,-ni

WHEN he looks at you and thinks,“How lovely-lookingl-»

_you've won another of lif`e’s Beauty Contests. And

you’ll always win if you keep your skin clean and fresh and soft with Calay, the Soap of Beautiful Women-so deli- cate, so safe. It is a pure creamy-wlira .' . . contains no coloring matter, no “chalkiness” to dry out your skin. Calay lather and warm water-then a. cold rinse__

and your skin is daintily clean and lovely.

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pie is, if not so common, at least well known. But how many peoplé have made a creamy pie-filling witi the very individually flavored grape-

fruit as its character-giver`i!

A worth-while experiment if, you 5

have not made it heretofore! You ' WHAT "E MEM"

will like its difference, its quite subtle and very delicious flavor. For T115 "P°1`t°1` had “S “5W» U the shell, we like a rather rich, Gd lite 111 000147. but WHS Wd crumbly type paste, tho short kind, oounselhad created a sensation

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Bedgugg mother has brought father to heel is no sign that daughter to take the bitter with the sweet in matrimony and when hard times N°~ 941 Size -~-----~----»-~»--» nllin fo fr it ie

M¢f_h¢l-5 would pr-obably be surprised to know that their daughter the home and another day’s work in it after he ets home

-~ B I* grape Li D I "No, indwd."

can teach her husband to jump through the hoop and lie down and play icomc along to do without the things she has been accustomed to without . _ ' 1 cup sugar. “Did you express doubt as lo

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dead at her command. Daughters husband may be of an Entirely dlfr ‘WUI making H Whine- Name ' ' ‘ 1 tru hfulness?

i ferent type and need an entirely different technique in handling. And, One night of! a week is enough for either husband or wife when a es ‘

i anyway daughter may not desire to dominate her husband. In fact. _ there are little children to be taken care of. It wouldn't hurt any man ..................

the children of hen peeked fathers almost universally sypmathize with ' to help his wife a little with the hou sc-work when there are no servants, street, Address

papa and are determined not to nag their husbands. i but she has no right to expect him to do a hard day's work outside of

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‘ regard them as awful wamings as often as they do as shining examples. DOROTHY DIX. Citi’ Slate

So in your case. little bride, I certainly advise you to listen to your ’ ° ° ’ °

own heart instead of your mother in managing your husband. Dear Miss Dix-My husband and I are very much afflicted with some

DOROTHY DIX. grafting relatives. There is a young couple who borrow our money,

° ° * ° ' ' drive our car, inflict themselves upon us for weeks as uninvited guests

ind salt wcll in double boiler and j hot mixture into the slightly beati

Dear Miss Dix-How much .should a young wife /sacrifice for her when they are out of funds themselves, but when they are in funds they Slowly stir ln the boiling water, stir egg ydllm; beat ln tho fruit Jule

husband? And he for her? Should she demand things that she knows spend their money on extravagances that we would never dream of in-_ _ constantly as mixture dongs over and bulge, and allow to get cold.

he cannot afBrd or should she go without until better times arrive? How dulging in. What should we do about it? W. I-l. M. NOVELTY PIE GRAPEFB IT _ , 1

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_it will become very thick Stir ple shell cover with whipped crm

k after? Should he help alittle with the housework? All the remedy you need for that is a little backbone. Show these We are vcr used t tl ci - '

Y o ie trus _ occasionally afterwards, allowing slightly sweetened-or with ni

MRS. ESTHER. deadbents the door and tell them not to come back again. You are fruits in pie fillings-up to a point. i mixture to cook 20 minutes to get ingue (td be browned in a slow ove

Answer: doing them an irreparable injury in encouraging them in being parasites. Lemon pie is a. staple in almost I rid of all starchy taste. 15 minutes) or with mHl’Sl1m“U°’

I don‘t like the word "sacrifice" as applied to either a young hus- | _ DOR.OTH_'Y DIX. every pie-loving household. Orange Rrsmovo from ma and bool; the

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U hot water, until smoothly thickened Turn cold filling into a blk

many nights out should they have alone when there are two children to Answer

2 tab'espoons flour ' t "

2 t bl poons cornstarcn. »-I should say nl-,¢__~ '.5 teaspoon salt.

1% cups boiling water. h

3 egg yolks. -

1-3 cup grapefruit Juice.

'.2 cup lemon juice.

im of fu1sifying?“

“By no means. Say, b0Y~ ou trying to get at answer’ I

“Dld you tell him you siispec

y . can tho feuow -o-un-. 1! th

Grated rind of lemon. hat Wu mean?"

2 teaspoons butter. W Mix the sugar, flour, cornstarch

topping.

f _ For a few yards he made good _

7718 House 0 progress, thrusting his way through

~ the yielding snow. But the task of Dfea]ns.C0]ne- Tfue carrying a young woman of average

By heights and weight is no light one,

Margaret Ped!" even to a strong man and without

"Its getting much deeper," he capped like that. No, lets push on °'“slY at every stop, and Jean could

claled out, turning' back to her._as we are. 1'l1 manage somehow.

» ' g ' “Oh, do put me down!" she urged

with you skirts. I'm going to carry`tion flickered in his eyes. him’ .Tm sure I can wa~k_l,eaHy»' you." _ "Game little devlll” he muttered. I nm" ‘

Jean shook her head, and shouted§But the wind caught up the words. He halted fo ra moment'

back: and Jean did not hear them. He ,_ ,,,

the added difficulty of plunging I

th I tl l id l; h - 1

(Continued) ‘ “You wouldn‘t get through, handii mug) snow mi’ y e S mm er

I ,_ guess the strain entailed upon him

by thc double burden. _

u’ll never get through hampered A glint of somethin like admira

TEN “ERS ... .. iz: _:oe

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the worst of it Put your arms roundi But you? she protested un"

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Rocky Poiivi" FERRY ;.‘;°.’;i.3;?.§§.%°i‘"°“” if

_ Look down. lic said. "'I’h`nk

w-rr V. - r raised his voice again releasing the .

spawn 'riinneizs wiii be mooivoa at this omoo uniii noon on “"1"” “p the “mst 3”” “i ’°5°’"" BM he shwki his had

Wednesday, Mar_h 23, stooped, and the next moment she

from any person or persons willing to contract to run the above men. lloncd ferry for a period of one or three years from April llt, 1932

oordlng to specifications, terms and condition; to l;¢ um ag H", of|'|,,¢_ _

r ’ You could travel in that?" i

-I “tray fmm his Wrist as he 5p°ke' i The snow was up to his kne°s.f

"You‘ll do what I tel It

h ll d dd l '_ _

this bit of drift, and we‘ll be out ofi, ii, owc su , on 5

no .i _ "Y 'ii_ o 'ii i 1 inii a

my ’noci<_" Then, as sho hesitated.: pp Y, °" y u smpy 1 _ _ _

I d i B ii lil b i

would hardly helip yiou cilut :fs yoiir "Put me dawn", “he med 1"" difficulties, I've no intention of pi°rm5`y "Please put me dmmy

The dominant ring in his voice

impeled her. Obediently she clasp-

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ed her amis about his nerk as he He halted fo m momcm “Keep st ll, can't you?" »he mut-1

_ ward slowly and dctermlnedly, but med between ‘ms teeth* sh' mtl

felt herse.f swung upward, almost

as easily aa a. child, and firmly

“_ held in the embrace of arms l‘ke

steel.

exertion that h headway. Jean, the rough tweed

heavily against some surface root

h h k l t gf ;L_°emt“g_f;;'fd oi- boulder, oonceaiod beneath me

- - his arms t'ghten round her. face. She though he must be more

it WHS 1 lih C b diff.Cll1‘ d

onyw ef; awe t,J°5;ni;;e The next moment he stumibiediplayed out than he cared to

The names of two good and responsible person; wllllnr go Mmm,

bound for the faithful performance of tho “mtl- each tender. ‘

Tho Department dues not bind itself to accept the lolrelt or my

tender.

Tenders will be addressed to the undersigned and to be rn rk d `

“ROCKY POINT FERRY TENDER." l 0 are easily "'

L. B. McMILLAN

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ac must accompany , creased'

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hem, thc I bowing beats 0 f his snow, and pitched forward, and in their eyes met-Jeans f.lled with heart as thi; depth or the snow in_ the same instant Jean felt herselfil. wistful solicltude as unconscious

sinking down, down into a soft bed Ind candid aa a chlld's, the man‘s of something that yielded resistless- curiously brilliant and inscrutable-

his hand grasping the strap which was fastened round her body. He had caught the flying end of it as they fell, and thus saved her from sinking into seven or eight feet of snow.

"Are you hurt?" His voice came to her roughened

with fierce anxiety.

"No, I'm not hurt, Only don‘t

leave go of your ond of the strap!" i "Thank God!" she heard him

"I've got my end of it all right. Now, can you catch hold of the strap and raise yourself a little So that I can reach you?"

Jean obeyed A minute later she

felt his Amis about her shoulders, ,Imderneath her armpits, and then very slowly, but with a sure strength that took from her a`l sense of fear,

to the high ground.

For a moment they both rested

qu`etly, recovering their breath. The Englishman seemed glad of the re- spite. and Jean noticed with con- cem the rather drawn look of h's

acknowledge. ‘

Across the silence of sheer fatigue

icrecl.

"Not far," he

husbandlng his

A few more

ri.v/rox kin. every ,_,',;,,' »,

"How much further?" she whisp-_ly to her we'ght. Then came a vio- and in a moment the si‘encc had

I ,lent jerk and lar, as though she had become something other, different

nllswered brieflypbcen seized suddenly round the .harged with emot`onal significance

-5 breath. iwalst, and the sensation of alnk`ng the revealing silen'e wh'ch falls

s‘cps They were ceased abruptly I udd l

imutter. Then, aloud, rcassuringlyzi

he drew her safely up beside him on

LETA

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Mrs. Albert Ballon, Toronto gratefully upon? vfhwigit 5:11: moillllo did for her little daughter, liiargaret Joan. 95! fi" so dm, ml” she was nursed, but this did not _seem to sail Y lv er ’bo“,l1||lo nearly everyihintf, I read a_n advertisement in l_ \i*°":£.$ 'and more hll Brand and deci ed lo try it. She took to iilrmllin ¢h,-ough without been no trouble since. She has I4 leaih. ¢|;’m god bon, develvl* didiculiyh Her flesh isd iisran, lovslyhilrtgalrgrlliz I: 'E°i!Cmadi-n ent an so contcnie . e wo _ - - imi- Exliibilion Baby Show lui September in Class D, with 1i`l2_en in M

' if r unable to nurse your lub , 0' 7'” i’ ”°' "miig win

lhobiiil. inflow the advice of hundredb of |ih°U':3d5l iilugtnibe mil ":|°dlhc" and li? 651,51” ihdmld M125' yhiiyiiiilliiul sfreo booklet nnhi“;;2

,wean ega one - -|dl'|

leiiffi, mica with ravi.. .na pnouo-I -uszefliva' 11"' "" ° "

~ den C0"'P‘_’"7

Eu photo mph and letter published by "W 5'” 1 life. is :idiunlarify sent us by B INN/Ui P¢"'" ‘" “her 'gui

Fnesi A wonderful Baby B°°"'°*'

_ . . . s eny betwcen a man and wo-

,,,p,,,, M,,,L,,,, 0, I,__M’|e work. md mum mf; aff; :gi _._¢,_____ both suoni now. Joan., eyes sought; sho ny quite stzii when one ma mm. I

DEPAn'rMi~:N'r or' PUBLIC womis /mn iiionways n' din=t|yonolo\hln¢.eee.vr|u i M' me' It W” “"h°“' ‘md "E" 1" "ue" *md* ]°°"'“' “W“"°" "“”d' M mi’

C,,m.|cm¢u,,,,,_ p_ E_ |,,|n,,d_ Mt"-h_ °‘m,mted_ that bitter cold beads of sweat hcrself staring stra'ght ini/i thai “This is what comes of stcclln-; a

March llih, 1932. _ ` " ' `

“whom” `___ were running d»wn lt. be r.-as yes or me Engiuhman. I-ro was lay from Mrs. cmimiy," commented

_-1- _ _J _ i nearing the end of his telhzr. She lying flat on his face, on ground A he man dryly 15:'-a-11'-'ia-is-ii-is-ai-za-ii. K °°“’d bm '

j it no longer. Ehe st.rrcd little above the snow-filled hollow And the teris`0n was broken i

. - _ irstlsaiyinblsarmn. _.M lmtowmonhuau _ , _ I

maugm-I

cm no continued),

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The Borden Co. Limited,

1'? Georgastreiat, BAM

orolllo, tl! 0. _ dmm,

Gentlemen: Plane lend me free coll! 0' Y°‘“' 'W' “pn

Welfare. _

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