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WIONGI wrongs his Iriood

hinual! more. and ever about

court of iuslioe in his

judge und Jury, and

at the bar, evrr rou-

drwn his l:!a.

- -Sea Dreams

KNIKLING MAT

ter bottle that can-

Orisihll l‘l11'l>°l° th sawdust, iran,

as s kneeling

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Turpentins is elneliena for olean-

hg pmoelaln bathe and enamel- ware.

Wim cleaning the gas stove or

, mnisten the blacklead with

AԤla methylated spirit. This will. gl ls brilliant polish.

STUFFED HEART ll A GOOD HOT DISH

‘Aheartstufhdandhahedmahss

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GIIAIUEIIY SALE

0|* LANDS AT s0l.Tl'llP0l1'

, L01' il

that unds eral Orders

oi this

aus-

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215. by public on Satur-

A. D. alter-

d

County, follnvs: west side

Geo at a point

'I 1-3 chains hom northeast angleotlandinpossessionolmhn Stewart. 1-hence west parallel with the northern boundary of said John Btewart's farm 59 chains and 2) links or to land conveyed to Finlay MoPhaii, thence north along the existing line to land formerly conveyed to Catherine F. Oullin, an heir of John Flood, thence south- east along the same and land con- veyvdtolillenrloodaboutthedis- knee cl 51 chains to the southeast corner of John l"lood's land, thence northwardly following the eastern hounthry line oi’ the same and the burying ground to the intersenion oi the Old Georgetown Road and the Georgetown Road. thence aouihwarrlly along the lest men- tionedroadtotheplaceotoom- meneement, containing !iit'y acres ol land a little more I less.

(21 Commenclng at the northeast

angle of said land of John Stewart

the west side or the George-

ence west along John

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Woman gs Realm -:- So

The HOUSE WUI' and 111212 Aiilfflléflllis

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dfiwihs.

Bake in a moderate ovm

two to four hours, according to sise, beating frequently with the fat. When cooked, drain away we ist, pour a cupiul oistock over the heart. than didx up and serve with rod cm-rant Jolly.

SOIT VKILI

Agwesively stiffened veils which

stood out away from the hat and hoe became wearisome almost as

very fine, the pur-

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IHPQITANT ADUISBOIII’-B

Novwa&ysa.il aooeloriuareof

vadhnportanusintheachicvemerrt ot¢ooddneming.Gloveabeoomein crveasinglymtemsting. Theymust

toneaaacolywlihthelrites'

provides ooutrsst,

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get ii*

AUSTRALIAN DISH!! I0!

George likes ict

become a topic oi the

elbourne, Australia, wr-lin

Rmrsseabout," columnist of

Herald.

vote for the

grand-uncle, , on his visit

Fifty-two

,formed the

wlshed dom by

I wins and sweetened

wkh 18 diri’fa°ent kinds of dessert

"Kangaroo soup and wsllslry

were among the entrees, and it is said that the Duke sampled tht typically Australian fare with re- lid1.But wherein thecltynow can we obtain kangaroo soup and wal- laby stew?

"And mark you, Prince George

may ask for it!" ~

liiiliiigiii D iid

FEMALE OF SIIG!!! LIVES LONGER THAN THE MALI

Whether or not the female of the

meciea is deodlier than the male. she is hardier-at least in British Columbia. She lives longer.

The vital statistics department of

the government reports that oi' all deaths lest year there were half as many more men than women.

llbur oentenarians who died were

sll women: and of 26'! deaths of

gaseous over 85, women numbered

N0 FENGES NEEDED

Because of the Wells

A striking ieature of many ol

the sheqr "runs" in the North- West portion oi Western Australia is the fact that even the largest and most heavily stocked "runs" are unfenoed. When asked recently by a city dweller how sheep were pm- vented from straying, the owner of a million sues, smiling at his qumtiouefs ignorance, replied:

“Fences are not needed. because

we use wells. Sheep seldom slny very far from wells.”

GIIAICEIIY SALE

Ol' LAND AT IIOPI IIVEI., L01' B

is hereby given that pursu-

Cmler oi the Honourable, the

oi the Court ot Province, made in Austin Hogan and

of Marion Flem-

Pleming and

No. D li,

A. D. pub-

En

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2555:

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gif.: "'23 l;;:=iiȤ

Dottie of Bonlora 'Io-

dgeft -Bnulsl This Week at ALL GOOD 5°;UG AND DEPARTMENT sroklis, Your cmsrilt hll It 'Il' eaa get it qulek from his wholesaler. if noe, write today to Battle Creek Um". L¢q__ Dspg, 2, Wskervllle Ont.

T7iET (Z()(1E{¥¥ iCCMEAHHR

siailod oniens

Parboii or steam 0 or 8 choice

anions about l hour. Remove from thewuterandcut out s circular piece frornthetopoieachicform cups. Chop fine the pieces of onion, add an equal measure oi cold, cook- ed veal or chicken, salt and pe

to season. 54 cup, each, of crumbs and melted butter. thoroughly. Season the insl

ctgzs with salt, then stui! wi prepared mixture. Bake slowly about

li hour, hasti.u§,with melted butter. Serve with whi sauce. Veal, chick- or ham may be used in stui!lng onims.

With Sausage: Parboil the requi-

sitenumberofmildasionsaboutan hour, changing the water twice. re- plenishing with boiling water. Drain. smi remove the centres, leaving a thin shell of onion. Pill thas ceutrs with pork sausage, mundins t - Bake about an hour, busting X

P

with w

tree: servo withou with s. roast as t led with a sauce.

Wtlh lice: Parbbil the anklil,

rinse in cold water and remove the centres. l"ill with rice cooked ten&r in broth, milk or water and seamn- ed with salt, curry powder, or tomato catrup. Cover with a buttered paper! add broth in the dish and let otnk until the onions are tender. Use the liquid in the dish and tomato puree in making asauoeto servewiththe onions.

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SEALED TENDERS

Tenders will be noeived by New

Glasgow Dairying Co., ap till April ll, 1934 for:

Cream hauling on all routes muse

as pevioas year; season commenc- ing with opening of roads closing November i5t-h;

Hauling butter and snpplka dur-

hsg the summer months;

Also for bwitenuilk. No patrols

privileged to tender for more tlsass loo Ib. per woek. 'renders will aot be avenged as previously.

L. ll. IIABIY.

Secretary.

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iixed. And they are subject to strange delusions in'love with every pimply youth that comes almg,

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A t RE Ll LLGERUUS | Caffeine Stimulates the Heart

the care of the heart thsu

we ever did before. Don’t ignore the beneit of that ,wider know- ledge. “Get plenty of sleep", sd- vieea the doctor. “Then the heart gatsthemost rest. Thebeataare lees frequent and periods of rest between the beats are longer.” But what happens? lloat ol us indulge in tes and oolee contain- ing calelne, a powerful heart stimulant (prescribed in hospi- talsissfroml to5-grai.ndoeesi)_ Result : thestimulation from caf- feine taken throughout the dey in tee and colee mverhastime to wear ol. The hear; becomes overworked

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people who can drink tea md coiee in moderatloa without feeling the ill-eieeta-without suderlng (rosa alsepleemees and other distressing disorders. Bd not everyone, by any llell, De house! with yourself.

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Johnny-"A retired Uivilltvanti'

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By - VAN SLYKE

CHAPTER (3

IMPORTANT DECISION FOB MOLLY

wi

asmal

enabeuni

IN wmcn rann nssru-:s AN

running-boar: m Jim Gor- new car was not, the big 1108 found, s comfortable rest-

He whined his dissatis- th it but so intent were

in the car on what

each other that to the impatient

indlsnant l cloud oi

to rest

car door out s loud

hadbeen all

head from

and laughed

old Psrdi” she murmured "Wea he tired of such fool-

t “Ican‘t say lean tobespdsento in theexacttcneyouussiorthat brute!" Jim protested.

"Sorry," said Holly in cool syllab-

les that hinted she was anything but sorry, but I did.n‘t like the way you spoke in him-a-or-the hateful way you shoved him ot! the cer-

with his leash dangling that way andthe pier so high from tba ground."

"Heavensl Molly,

would sit

s§%§§E

ll;

F

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you might have broken his leg-‘png mg;

"YU"

iii “ kag. iii

_molly sented umilisted-and I home-I‘m sim-

ii; §`§ 5

bg.

wildennent. "Why should it make you wretched when you’ve just made me the happiest of mm by promising to marry me?" \

“I didnt-" Molly cried softly. “You almost did-you meant to-"

in reminded her gently. “Why things were practically all settled whenthat darned dog-his rismg impatience still further irritated

"He'snota‘dsmed dog"‘shein-

h-muted "Be is the beet friend l

only saying that to tan- Jim objected. “You are that you rally care

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New Spriigimanness

` Illstrsted lireesleking Lessons

Furnished ilith Each Pattern By Ruth Rogers

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