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that a clever shoppssoan pick up enough nightgown to match. The rounded, low trimming in this wnytobrnamsnt any out neck- of this gown was finished by s number if into suhisvvv. vhsmisu, been er noses-uneenea seeding, soo e petllcuni \ sud Inch pieces. frlll of narrow Ines to match the insertion.

in bu,Y`i\it llllisrial for skirts, night- The second ulghtgown shown in the plate

gowns and so on,aBne grade of sofi~ was out wlthnr-quare dee-olletc, which flniabed osuribrlc is very sstlalasury, wrssntlinsd byp hand of batiste embroid- whlle iinrcorset covers of the more slab ered by hand in n vine pattern, although crate kind, although osmbrle ia o¢.snl the stme modct could be tsrried out by used bstlstsof not too sheer a grade ia using n bond of very fine machine-made generally selected. Drawers are made of smbroi icry. The top ofthe model gown tins csmbrin with ruftles ofllawn, inserted was embroidered in handwork scallops, or trinliibd with lace, or else entirely' 'of ‘and pals blue ribbon was nm ina casing

1' ranch $_`¢ills. ‘on both sides of the bend, forming n The so-called Frnnolrpsitnrns for sale ,yoke the casing being of the sheer white

are usuaiiy prvfersblsas models for cut- `batist»e_ This gown was also tucked a ting these various garments, as they are snort distnnce below the yoke, and in thi so designed that they are very few middle of the front was a group of tuolrr seams ‘ Indeed, one of the most desirable which extended to within 12 inches ebovi

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The thermometer on

the Pandora range oven means precisely in sc- curacy to the cook what the square and compass mean to the draftsman. Without the square and compass the draftsman would have to work en- tirely by guess, just ss you do without nn sc-

curste and reliable thermometer on your oven.

The Pandora thermometer reduces cooking to

an exact science. You know precisely how much

‘best you have and what it will do in n giventime.

It is one of the small things which makes the Pandora so much different and better than common

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Atthsllsoalummer sales pfecesoflase, ou in apiral scrolls. The bank view is fine embroidery.. inset medallions and shown in this cnt. the toni; being short lengtbsotlneall-overlooking un sketched in the group ln the second be bought st remarkably low prices ao plate. In this plate is also shown a

about the neck being made of wide French embroidery, wnlch'was cut nar~ rower toward the fronts, which fastened over st the left aids undera rosette bow of inch-wide wash ribbon. The elbow- length sleeves were dnished by shaped rufllcs of the embroidery, headed by half- inch-wide beadlngin which ribbon was run.

The next drawing illustrates a French

ohcmlss so cut that it can be slipped on over the heed. The model was decorated

with diamond-shaped medallions formed by outlinlnglltile pieces of the material, each embrolderedlnstlny flower spray with isce.

DOROTHY DALE.

l_"',‘f"“_!l°"°"",~ Vegetable Djshos of thc Season. BvS=f= ¢f=`§f»rd~

v Cofeeulonsssf-Add half a cup of dna,

blank coffee end two-thirds of s cu) of powdered sugar to s pint of double cream. Then bestthe mixture until It is send in the bottom or the bowl. 'rum inte a mrldllned with psrrailue paper. filling the mold to the top. Spread s paper over the tfzpof the cream, fit the cover in place sud pack ln equal meas- uresof ice sud salt. Lit stsnd for two or the-ea hours and nerve in allcss or iuslend-

er glasses with a spoanful of whipped cream on the lap.

Hot Maple Ssnoe- Boil n cup of maple

syrup and one-fourth cup of condensed milk and hot wster mixed to the thread

degree, and pour while hot over a scant half cupof cream. If desired or, more con~ venlsnt a quarter of a cup of cream and a

' nslmsoios rot ine;-chsetid Tunta

potatoes into om the rin et' seas make a white sauce and stir the ehoppsd po- hl'0 into it, usingaganeroua euplul of potato to each cup of sauce. Pourlnto a buttered puddlngdlsh, cover the tcp with buttered craoler crumbs and bake about l5 minutes In s hot oven.

Steamed Squash in the Shell. -Saw off

the top cf a smell, suitably shaped Huh- bard squash, remove the seeds and stringy portion and steam the rest until tender. Carefully remove the pulp from the shell, keeping thelsrge shell whole. Pass the pulp through a vegctfrble ricer, season with salt. pepper and butler and reiurn to the shell; smooth the surfnce to a dome shape and score with »\ knife, then place

in the oy/en a few minutes to rcbcnt.

spoonful of butter may be substituted for the condensed inilk and water.

Serve on s folded napkin.

Huntington Cauliflower.-'i`rlm ofl' tin-

l` he Proper Wa.y'*_f0 Pack at Trunk.

s trunk is that when you do pack, puck

tightly. Often an lnexperlen :rd travrlvr, punks loosely and lightly with the result that when the bagurngemen stands the

trunk on end orupsidc down the heavy articles slip dowmoreuslng the llEh!¢l` ones In innumerable wrinkles. Before

starting to puck write a list of everything

npt to pro-vent things from being forgot- ten. Then collect nllthe things to br

packed. placing all thc underrlothiv-g liogether, then walsts, wrnps, iioth skirts. shoes, gloves, until you see clearly wha

is logo in.

B wks shoului be pi iced in the bot om fi

'he trunk, as niightsheet mu~iv, photo- lrnphs and such flih articles. l~`.lI up ti e <pnocs lneiwecn with nnderclolhing tight ly rolled forming s solid layer. Next park i-i hravy skirtr, zivlng them 1 ll the len|li;'1 possible, folding over near the waist hand Fill the sp1ses up with ehoes,stut’l`ed witl- p1p»r to keep them in shape, and fill the crsvlces between t'xese nntl your skirts by r~ I ed under(-l rihing, stockings and your lr'mon".

This is the lsyer in which to peck toilet

artic‘es, bot t‘es and such breelrnbles,

wrapping each carefully ln is piece of underelothlng and pinning them securely. Medicine bottles, cologne and such liquids can also be packed in this way. Costs nnd wraps should go in next, followed by onc's

lighter dresssf. rrservlng onP'a very hes' irocks to be lnid carefully on lop with

|'lssue paper between tho folds and in the

ileevse.

Reserve the irsy of your trunk for msller articles, -u -h as nsvkwesr, g‘c\-e- \nd collars. lifts, of course, slways go in the tray unless one carries an extra hat runk. lists should nlwnvs be packed so hat there is no danger of their getting out of shape, and it there is no hat crown In the trunk tr which to pin them, use a

few fins pash pins, pinning ths brim

under the trimming tlphe tray. lf s hnt has n vs\1~hlgbe|gre|t~s it wouli be safer

to reraoveitorit _will * apt to become'

broken, 'll-,U *DNN left. in your hat tny lay be dllsu ls by dns unlined blous-s,_ the slssvh sfwhieh should be stutlhd with tisses pspsr. ‘hs Ilbitillahd sssshsdd lsealiy ge in a»s|1,a'ieauteaste~pedp||y fungus *U ll'@i#lh_f1U.b¢lf there is no wh svsalioaaegeie nn some st the fresh ul bps( the lest iaym of ud-lnclsthlas. \ B' ~_\"`v"i¢ to 'want au on mae `aeea`» rules tout em sa sara on be waaaas, gee I* ‘Will lkdhhmwerkbss. husky tv-s. ms eye ences nina; rea na' psp r. It is sins agjplan ag Qu." s sake sftltipiehis thaw' ef;

nlisl-llillilll snslsliillh ew he more eavmnissrbssnlrd ia' "‘s travelling bl. - "1 ` . Assam were _ddnuu mi at

1 under the bed or i:ie'i\ind a door.

One rule lo bear in mind when patking

that will he required, u. plan that will bf

ufltcn better to mike two small trunks rnthcr than one lnrgc one, which is often most inconvenicnl to have in ones room

when one arrivpest the journeys end, while smaller trunks can often be slipped

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l-`lr»nr nctunlly tnukrs `

'l\vIi)Rli broad io lilo lmrrrl than nny nlllvr. It is thc |'lcl\cst in Gluten-and it is tin. glulcn that takes up the wafer.

Beaver Flour

_ pound fur pound - gives V MORE lt-:\\~i~~ of l1rend~l\lOlQ li cake-M(`»Rl£ postrv than any other. Your first baking will

prove this. Try it.

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The Mooney Way

`il1ere's nothing me is gs sms MboNEYs CRACKERS. The best

_‘_ flour that Canada mill; zhg

best bt.-ucr and cream that Csnada's famous Ciairiescan produce and the best

equipped bakery in Cansda. to convert them into th¢ best crackers you ever ane- Mooney’e Perfection Cream Sodras

They are good eating any

time and all the time.

Crisp. inviting, toothsome.

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tcrlis-for fancy ,,

slzniing, rink s‘natir\g_ nml lmi~kcy. Maile

llkc the famous “Starr”

Skates for invn. Y

lmmling iii-nlors everywhere I ,

lmve ilicni in :ill si/cs. tl

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And bowel troubles to .fray cured. Not a harsh purgative dose, but s mild, healing strengthening tonic.

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outside leaves and cnt the stalk even with the edible po:-t|cu,w stand level. Int stand head downward in cold salted

water half an hour to draw out insects that maybeeoncrnled in lt. Then steam

the cauildower in a tightly closed kettle until tender, separate into flowerletn and pour over these the following sauce: Mix one teaspoonful andahslf of mustard. one teaspoonful :nd a fourth of snl', one

tesspoonful of powdered .sugar and one- fourth of a cup of olive oil. When thor- oughly mixed add halfacupful of weak vinegar, in which halls tcespoonful of fine-chopped sbnllot. has been infused five minutes. Cook over hot w_it -r un ll slightly thickened, remove from the fire,

add hall n txblespoonful oft-urry powder, two tiblespoonfuls oirnelled but er and one tnblespoonfulcf iinl:-choppi-il parsley,

Stuffed Onions.-Cook lltor i2 onions

in suited vrnterabout an hour, or unti

lender, changing thc unter twlcv; ilrnin nnd cool. Take out the center of ouch onion without disturbing the outsido Inycrs. To thlsvsdd six urushruom_~. :muted five minutes in butter, chop iinc. :ind hilf n cupful of brendcruuil-~ unit crcnrn or while snuoe L0 mix; reason vi ith wilt, pepper and butter and fill thc open

`~p:\cc in the onions with thc inirnrc. l’ut in nbuttered baking dish, sprinklr the top with three-fourths of s cupfui cf crlicksrcrumbs spirred into n quarter of n cup of melted butter and bake about

21) mlnu‘e , busting carefully with u liltlc huticr and hot wutgr.

l\sps|'i\gus With Sauce.-Scrape the

coarse scales from the branches, cut the siolks in equal lengths, and tio in

.hu |i".c~`. Cook the asparagus inn small ~|I\\nlil_v uf water. drain and dispose on a welltcasted and buttered slice

of bread. Rub the yolks of three hard boiled eggs to nsmooth pesto, and one- quarier ofn tenspoonful of salt and a dash of pepper; than gradually bent. into the egg enough butter, softened, but not melted to makessance of the consisb

ency of mayonnaise dressing. Mash tin aspnrnguc vxiththc s'uce and strve a' once.

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German ijotlie Cake -'l`o one quart of

light l»|e.\l rlnnghnid on\~.'.u|ll\ of n

cup of nlclted buttcr, six tul|lc.~poonful~

ici sugar, tho cuginnii two txt-orgy yolks. Bent lin-se tout-t.hcr, ihen ndrl

‘flour to unlike siifi`, and let. rise until it has doubled in bulk. Cntiiovrn and knead

slightly and divide in three portions, |u.d lirnirl in one long hrnlrl, bringing the ends

togvthcr tu form li clrelr. Sprinkle gel.-

erou~lv with sugar and cinnnmon nnrl

:link . The can wi'lhn\'i>t1 he quite ii

iivge Ono, and if ~ui"1 n c\n is not oh lninnlilr, bake on it tl it. cocky shrcr nm ii-

wi ht-ut sides or un il\-- lmitoni cf Luo ii-

A Sensible lllerchanl.

llcnr Islnn-l, Aug. ‘,’il, if ill.

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D--ur Sin, \'\\ur trn~cl|‘-r is hrrc iofiny

and we nrt- grtiimr s lnrlrc qu tntily of your .\iliNr\lif)`.\` l.lNi.\ll‘1,\"l`. “`e find it the in-st. llinimrnt. in thc nisrlret making no inception. \\'i-_ hnw been in business liiycnrs und hnvc handled ull kinds, but have dropped them nil but youre; that, sell~ itself; the others hnvo to be pushed to gct rid of.

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I have a new lol of three inch

ties in the most handsome wine shades you ever saw. H. H. Broan, The Young Men's Man.

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Allion black for Bin ck'

srl\_iths. Albion Run of Mine Port Hood Peanut

Port Hood Stove.

nverness Round

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Old Sydney Round!

Old Sydney Nut ` Old Svdnev Run of

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For sale and Recommended bv

Mina.

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baking pans, the apaee bstwehn belll covered with aatrlp oft.ln_ 'It makes the oske richer if Icing and chopped nuts is substituted for the cinnamon and sugar, this icing being. of course, put on after the rake ls baked.

SARA CRANFORD.

About Chairs.

Thi-_ first idea in purchasing chairs is

that they should bereslly comfortable. Nowadays, very beautiful and arf-ilhlo chairs mret all the requirements ss in deco'ntl\'e qualities, so that they yield

comfort and ease to the occupant. The old English models, copies of one or two of which are shown among the sketches,

are among the beat lypes of lounging chairs with their high backs and deep

seats, and ntuonir the less expensive chain some excellent vuodrls nrcto he had ln rattan und wicker. These sre mort nttrnitlve when cmhioncd with \ome of

the new nrt. Lupe tries or flllevl in with guily covered pillows.

Such ch»\ir.i are considered nppropriat 2

in :rny ilu the must formal room or dIn» ing room, and are mrticul r'y good when -,liiixwd a soft green or red-brown. The colcnisl choirs in mahogany are very

much sought for, and the tendency now is to select iurge, roomy chairs auch as _ire shown among' the drawings rather than the slender splndlc-legged vnriutiv. For smvrll wall spnces, corners and certain ports of the room. these snmll, straight clnairs fit in most suitably. though in pur- chs~lng them be sure to sclectthosc that ure solidly in-ide, avoiding gimcrnck effect in the way of glldetl bamboo, colored inlay and the like.

The plate below shows five excellent

models suitable for living-roam, librnf! 0|' drawing-room, most of those shown being of mahogany upholstered in brocade,

tapestry or velour. The fifth chsir bottom of the plate wen of birch stained green with cushions to match. the model being particularly original. _____i_i--e-l-

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Northwest Farm Lui

Winnipeg City Property.

We have any quantity from

r6o to 50,000 acres in Saskatch- ewan, Alberta, and Manitoba.

‘CITY PROPERTY

This is the Chicago of Can-

ada, buy lots now, and mal e money. We have them in all parts of the city from $45 UP- Essy terms. Write ns to day. J. A. MBSSERVY df. CP.

154;( Portage Ave., Wlunipi ii~

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Farm lor Sala a Lillie iotl.

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acres within 5;( miiesof Clvtown an half mile of Railway Station. The farm ia in a high state of cultivation well watered, and fenced live func.: black-thorn.) Good buildings. Come suileee this offer. With or without rop. \8<lw»twvtf

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