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see any sight of the Grandrmther who lives out' there?" we chuckled testing his quickness of thought. Eyes widened and he smiled with a touch of scam. "How could I see her'' he queried. "when all the time she is here! But" he re- membered eomethlng, A sign which This morning the weather con- "lives after”, "her coat and scarf tinued to be sunny and mild. I1-Iare there, hanging in the kitchen- nost as pleasant we fancied ss',usc behind the door!" :hat of a day in summer. Only "Now mind, Ellen," James had the scent of season, the sweet of cguuoned ug in laying gfter din. zlyiniz herbaize and bracken and ner, "cast your eyes over the fields leaf reminded lls that for a while,inow and again to see that every. only in illillrl should no see thosejrhjngg all right , , , And if you L7l('lSSl'llIlllIl'Z (luvs that Fill? iiow iiolshould chance to see an animal more. Bill mire was no trace of wandering about the yard don't lingering ii-mi or den, and theirun 101. one at your relerenee- farmers urrr nil c:ir1.V 10 Al(lei'len;i)o0k5 to see if you can identify in C0l'nll'lPlLi"P there mititherliarvest,ijt,” he smiled teulngly, "It will

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ELLEWS llIARY

By An Island Farmer's Wile "

me which in .i.mw.' niind is al- be a sow. Get her back into the dewed mg?

r-early sunn-v.!:.:r boinreri. Thelpen before she loses herself some-

qlffow Con ll ll" our L

. How can I get cream stsips out of fabrics? I

A. sponge non-wash es with solvent has evaporated. llmnge carefully with cool water. Rinse

water, then launder.

Q. How can I remove crayon marks from wallpaper?

A. Try sponging them

necessary to

number of times.

ly. then brush it off. Q. What can I do about A mil-

carbon tetrachloride. and w en the 1'1”' "Wk 1" W1” W5!" md V3” with soap and hot water. Sponge

non-washabies with washables with cool or lukewarm ”hl"””'m-

goods that will not wash, cover with with a. soft cloth moistened with E '-hick P35" 0! Wwdmd Fmwh carbon tetrachloride. and it may be ”m1k Ind Alcohol, lay a piece of "peat wongmx I clean muslin over it, and roll up

n the Cuban like a Jelly roll. teuachlorlde 19”,” B Hng. apply g place for several days or until the paste of fuller's earth or French "Jmml 35 e"””1Y chalk and carbon uuuhlorlde, unroll, and brush off the dry smooth on, allow to dry thcrough- ch”lk-

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Housliol rsplfok

appearan-

In Steins To remove egg stains from Ish-

alcohol or

Embroidery

For cleaning embroidery on

Lay in a dark

evaporated.

Deodorlsed Gasoline Gasoline, that is to be used for

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it cup butter

2 cup: brown sugar

2 eggs well beaten

19:. cups flour . 2 teaspoons baking powder is teaspoon salt

54 cup walnuts

2 teaspoons vanilla

cleaning purposes. can be deodor-

Place butter and sugar in s. pan

A. Sponge it with tmck wupwda ized by adding me or six drops of and -boil 2 minutes. Cool slightly.

on of wssafma to each qua", of Add eggs and beat well. Sift flour,

harvesiiiiu oi ill.tiiL'I'lS-villi was where about or gets into B. granary I

no umk now .1! mnci. "or bin." 2:, l;3g,,;g",Tf3,m,R;':3,Ved:r:p:f,:g gasoline used. REMIEMBEER, balms Wwder and SW 3 ilmese ”Tlici'P'li wiziwi ii siinp of frost, Our philosopher laughed. "That's in C181. Wat". Dry in Mae um though, the gasoline is Still in- Add lms lo 933 mixture and blend"

me of iiuwe i:- ” Jiimes 1)i'e-prlght," he approved. "I reckon she . ' flammable! spread in 9 inch square pan and

iirmi. - ii 1," he nodded wouidm; recognize s sow , , , not bake for 25 minutes. Cool. Cut in obcrli wish the m8nEe1S"ii-ight off anyway! Nor could you bill-1 .

Fhose imr. . ii so popular witli'gxpgcg he; to. 1:, would be mm 5199- -Mrs. Harold Chandler,

we now izi'0-will ing a. beaver . . . or indeed it lion- n 'f;,,,.m!n.; 5Lil,.;l,; to provide she wouldnt be at all used to the nany a siimiilviit meal for our in- sjght of one!"

mates of rut: . "You'll find a hammer,.Ellen," ”We're iw Jhein in '.vom" James added in an afterthought

cellar tnd.'iv' we ind who Came . . . "Now, where did I see one?

:0 dine i'P;m!I . 10h well, there's sure to be one ”Yes” A1111 ilid you happen toldown about the new barn,"

"This, bed" he offers now from the room across the hall in a fe-ii-lo-fum tone. "What!" he ex- claims lncredulously "you surely weren't napping this afternoon Ellen-not with all hands away!”

. . .

What a lovely day it was-of

hillsides and autumn-quiet and

peace! And of so fair a sunset as to promise the farmers continuing good weather for their field-Work.

Until tomorrow - - - - Diary - - - - Good-night . . . . .

Cooing over the new baby, one

Visitor said: "He's got his Dad- dy's eyes."

"And his Mummy's nose," gur- gled another.

"And hes got 6 andpste gums." commented the in ant's four-year- old sister, quite seriously.

warm sunlight, and gossamer 5' Wm” drifts, of blue skies and shadowy 1””: :1” '-M" men” an ".

1. What is wrong with this sen- tence? "The whereabouts of my son-in-laws are not known."

ation of "grove!" 2'

acteristic, charicature, charlatan. 4. what does the word "gow- gmv" mdjective) mean? '

ANSWERS

1. Say, "The whereabouts of my sons-in-law is not known.” 2. Pro- nounce the o as in on, preferred. 3. Caricature. 4. Sh0WY: preten. tious. 1Pronounce gu-go, u as in use, 0 as in got. "The gewgaw cas- ties of medieval times." 5. Quag- mire.

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Q. In what way should a div-

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light his own cigarette before those 3. which one of these words ,5 of his companions, because of the

mispelled? Charlotte russe, char- mm?31 5"1Phl"' WSW 15 W15 001'- rec:

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REDUCING WEIGHT SHOULD BE DONE IN HOSPITAL OB TJNDEB NEDICAKL SUPERVISION Now that obesity is considered A disease, the physician is able to persuade the patient to enter hos- pitai and receive treatment as for any other disease. By having the patient understand that she must obey his orders as written out for the guidance of the nurse or nurs- es, lie knows exactly how much

food she is eating daily, how much kl

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