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A: the famous author of "Witb the West in Her Eyes" And as a Clever Housewife on a Western F411;;

In u] , 1920, Major H. G. I._Strange, with his young wife, came from England, to Penn, Alberta. Neither one of them knew anything about fuming. Yet today Ma|or Strange is widely known in the West, and to m,“ pwpie in the Eastitlso, as the winner of aworidh wheat cham- pionship and an authority. on seed grain. His wife, Kathleen Stran e, who Shared the trials of t _ ose early _days, has writteti a story about t e romance ofpresent day pioneering in the \_Vest. This story, “With the West in Her Eyes", won the grand prize in a recent Canadian Book (batest.

s. Strange, however, insists that many farm women could tell of “giggles just as reat or greater than her own. Laughin about her first |dvgntuf¢S in ba ing she says, ' I was as green as could , yet it wasn't 1on5 nntil I was turning out bread of which I could be really proud. As [Brow more experienced I became more and more attached to Robin

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was occasionally --' persuaded to try other flours but soon learned that my best baking: ‘ were with Robin

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[Mk up Mrs. Strange in her reference for Robin Hood Flour. They hownhat in both bread and ancyhalting, they get their best results by ‘sing Robin Hood. The bread is more flavprsome, is lighter and whiter, and the flour is always dependable as it never varies. Another point is economy. Week in, week out, Robin Hood Flour is cheapest in the long run because it goes farthu and yields more loaves to the bag.

Robin Hood Flour owes its fiurity and ‘- ' cleanliness to the fact that it is milled frona_wheat t at is_ thoroughly water washed. If you would only give Robin Hood a trial inifiour own baking you would me how inuch better your bread and c es can be by using a superior

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The old house dreams within the garden closes,

Wilu tangled vines creep o'er the old stone wall,

And _fiery cross and wee sweet cinnamon roses

Grow wild mid larkspurs blue and tiger lilies tall.

And oft at nightfall world lies dreaming,

And shadowy bats a-iving flit to and fro,

Come from the dark into the world of seeming

The ghosts of‘o1d,_old lovers long ago.

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Have you ever noticed how a coffee pot that you doift use very often gets a stale, musty sort of smell about it that affects the taste of the coffee? The best plan is to clean it out just before you use it by placing a tablespoonful of soda

in the pot, filling it with cold wa-

ter and boiling for quarter of an hflur- Wash out three times with cold water and your pot will have every right to call the kettle black if it feels that wayi

A child with defective sight or hearing may do poor school work without telling the teacher the cause of his trouble. because he does not realize that other people see or hear any better than he does.

HEALTI-IFUI. HABITS AS AID T0 BEAUTY Generally speaking, cultivation

of excellent health habits will cure the annoying little defects that mar otherwise ideal beauty.

One who gets outdoor exercise every day, cats sensibly. sleeps eight hours every night and is met- iculously clean, isn't liitely to. have problem hair, nails that split or blemished skin.

Exercise which stimulates slug- gish circulation and sends the blood stream rapidly through the veins keeps the pores of the face from getting clogged and failing to do their normal work. The diet that includes calcium-rich milk and orange juice, salad greens and fresh vegetables which are rich in min- erals and vitamins keeps nails from splitting and encourages hair lobe thick and shining and health.

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USE IIEADWORK T0 ELIMIN- ATE THAT DOUBLE L‘. .N 0F YOURS

In addition to llmberixig and stretching or special reducing exercises which she does regularly to keep her figure slim, trim and supple, every girl ought w do posture routines occasionally. And those which improve the pasture and carriage of head neck and shoulders are especially lmp0i'l.illll._

Furthermore. women wiio are annoyed by fullness just lLlUW their Jawlines Will be inuei-csced to know that when the fiend is held correctly, such fullness often disappears completely. And lVllflL threatened to become a double gllilin is eliminated once and foi"

DO THIS EXERCISE

Tonight, after you have washed your face and neck. do this exer- cise twice before applying night cream:

Stand erect with arms at sides. Now relax your neck and let your head fall backward as far as it will go. Place fingertips behind

tips do all of the work. As you lift, notice how the fullness at. {awline disiip ears and how the ump on the aclt of your neck is eliminated. Relax head again and re a. TRY BALANCING BOOK

When you have learned the

technique of this routine, do the

same exercise without using fin- gertips. Simply let hcad fall back- ward, then lift. it straight up. making muscles at the sides of your neck do the work.

Now and then, take oil your shoes, put a book on top of your head and walk bnrefooted about your room. If thk book stays in place as ou wa . your posture is correct. f it slips and slides off, you are carrying yourself badly. Afterward, put your shoes on, re- place the book and try again. Repeat often.

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THE’ COOK'S CORNER

CHICKEN LOAF

2 cups cooked chicken

1 cup cooked peas_

l-2 cup cooked celery

1 cup soft bread crumbs

l-Z cup milk

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Method: Cut or chop the chicken fairly fine. You can put it through the food chopper, but it never tastes so much like chicken if you

do.

Cut the celery fine and cook it until it is tender, then drain and add to the chicken with the cooked i peas. Season with salt and pepper j and add the bread crumbs, milk and slightly beaten eggs. Mix well , and press into s. well greased loaf L pan. Bake in a moderate. 350 de . , F‘. oven for about. 45 minutes. l1!‘- 1 1 firm. Unmold and serve with 3 mushroom sauce or gravy-

MUSHROOM SAUCE 2 tablespoons butler 6 medium sized fresh mush- rooms

2 tablespoons flour

Sail. pepper

1 bouillon cube

l cup lioi. water _

Method: Wipe the tnuslw-noms and cut or chop them. Cook them in the melted butter for abcu‘. 3 minutes, then add the flour and blend this in. Dissolve the boullon cube in the hot water and add this gradually, cookinl; and stirring until the sauce is thick and smooth. Season with salt and P6P- per and serve.

If you are using the canned mushrooms, make the sauce first. then add the chopped mushrooms and heat thoroughly. Sprinkle WW1

1 paprika.

If you are pretty short of chick-

f h d oysters and, by the iiifgncthtlgpies grand served in Dim’ shells for a real party dish.

BUTTERSCOTCII "FINGQRS Onefourth cup shortening. cup brown sugar. 1 PEE- 1 w!" flour. l-4 teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon baking powder. 1 teasiwfln Va"- illa, pecan halves. Melt. shorten- ing. add sugar, blend well. and then cool Add i beaten egg. and beat ivcll. Sift together flour. salt and baking poivder. add in sugar mixture. than add about i-2 cup chopped pecans and vanilla. Pour into shallow pan. lined with waxed paper, place pecan halves on top. so that when the mixture is cut. a pecan will be in the centre of each finger. Bake for about 25 minutes in fairly slow oven. Cut in finger

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Carnation is just pure whole milk, made double rich by reducing the natural water content and made smooth and extra- digcstible by heat treatment and homogenization. it is specially good for babies, with its added amount of "sunshine" vitamin D.

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every five minutes to look st your gas and oil-

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the misfortune to go to the t eatre without her spectacles. and, as a result. her enjoyment. of the good fare pi‘n\‘l£l(‘(l on the slngc was not as kccn as it would otherwise have been. She poured her woes

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