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°BEDmNT There was s complaint ln a vil-

. lags near Edinburgh about tramcar Among the instructions which Mrs. fares. For four rides into the city the

De .Vero had given to her new maid I company charged a shilling. A dele- wsatohring inaglssscfmilkeverylgationwaschosen tovisitthocffioes evening at 7 o'clock_ to! the company and make repres-

The first evening the girl broughtgcntations in favor of lower fares.

ass clasped tightly in her The company decided that in future

six tickets might be bought for the

tress was he/bbergasted. former price of four. The delegates

." she exploded, "don't you returned home very messed with our do that again! Always bring it themselves, but ons er. did not

in on a. tray." Ishans their view.

The following evening Jane ap- “It's all foolishness," he declared.

peered at the door with a worried "Now we’ve got to walk to town six look on her face and a tray full of times instead of four-r times to miikinherhands. saveashillirrl”

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the xiiubar chop it into short lengths. Put the orange rind, rhu- barb and strained Juice of the

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stir briskly until it Boil all together asain. stirring and skimming frequently until the Jam sets when tested. Pour into pots and cover immediately.

Punch Syrup

1% WPS S089-l'

3 cups water

it tsaqaon cream of tartar

Pinch of salt. ` Simmer for seven minutes. pour

into a quart far, cool and store in rsdrigerator. In adding this syrup, remember that it will dilute as well as sweeten the Juice. To make spiced syrup, make a spice bag containing ti teaspoon whole cloves, % teaspoon allspioe, a 2-inch stick of cinnamon; simmer this in the syrup and remove

ggvhenthesyrupistakenfrmnthe

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Cauliflower Pickle

Four heads cauliflower. l cup salt,

4 pints vinegar. 4 tablespoons mus- tard, ti teaspoon esoh of cayenne and paprika., ti teaspoon tuznsric, 55 cup flour.

Take ilrm cauliflower and cut close

to the stalk, in small pieces. Lay in la dish and sprinkle with salt. Let 'stand three days, then pour off the liquid. Steam cauliflower until near- ly soft. Heat vinegar scaldlng hot, add mustard. P¢~DD¢'|' and tumerlc mbl-1fMied with cold vinegar; and boil. Thicksn with flour and pour

5 over caulihower.

Patterns ` ashamed of their parents; thirst they feel that they are unloved and have / V

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sm-fb an cam ru. Children’s Need is Greater Even Than Pain of

ummm ,,q,,,,,,,~,_T,,, mu Broken-Hearted Wife; Let Her Keep

gmflaggb. fam wma- or ww- Home Together - Is Man’s or

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only hold him. but

keep me. Then, w plunged into hell by

been unfaithful to me w He blame!! har-for which I

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nizbor pmt or slain m°lf°f1\\ my ‘bousacmsbsses of rod.blua°r golden yellow. Arrange 5Wn‘l“° blodg with plain blocks as susltil- gd uilt diagram. Finish with 8

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' ska is bout seven months. mfylgmnyuggg : good roller hater

home. Isubmittogacarsueshacausel neither hate nos- love him and I have re- mained the same efficient housekeeper.

The question it’ msn I stsymcr got 1

couldaupportmyse csailyand timsper- nsasihldslovcthszwoul meanmuonro me,butthei-earethe

themthatheisa aoifltookthem

only his support but an ideal, for he has been and he loves them sincerely. Would it be w forget my desire for happiness with a man I tent with what I have and assure the childre normal home life? They know nothing of my tragedy. TNOUBLED.

Answer:

Inacasellkeycursldonotthinktherccanbeanyquesticnofits

being the mothers duty to sacrifice herself to her children I believe that the man and woman who taks upon themselves the rvwonaibillty of folstinglifeuponschildarehoundbyeverycodsofhonortoputhim before themselves and do everything possible for his welfare, even though it involves their giving up their happiness for him.

Of the disastrous effects of s. broken home upon children it is not

necessary to speak here, It takes away their sense of security. It upsets all their values, It confuses all of their relationships. It blights their lives in`every way. Children are the hapless sacrifice in every divorce, and it has always seemed to me that msn and women might endure anything from each other rather than see their children turned into the bitter. disillusioned, disgruntled, too sophisticated little creatures that we all see dragged between Father and Mother on a schedule appointed by the court, with all respect and reverence for both parents gone.

Social workers toll us that nearly all delinquent children are the

d ll. I have lauilht pattorn for them, y would lose not

ul father to them

main with him and make myself con-

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` Woman ’s Realm -.°- Social and Personal I-2-fFasltionrsl-:-,Literature l l

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, FIRST-the same flavoury,

savoury blend which' years ago

» captured the hearts of Dixie’s cc6¢e; lovers. ` Then-roaster freshness guaranteed by the exclusive Vita- Fresh packing ‘process which removes more flavour-robbing air from the tin than any other process. Then-a new and exclusive method of

. grinding which exposes more of the

flavour cells and insures more flavour no matter what way of making coffee you use-drip, percolator, or boiling. 'Roasted and packed in Canada.

1934

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LL HOUSE COFFEE

cvlzltldi-en of divorced parllexxlrés, crnqooulge from homes where the husband agd

. eare always quarre . ydamaglngtesimonyastoths - a.

N015 R ring-not a streak-not a fault-» root or divorce upon callin-on comes from the ncaa or s school taut bus » - ”""'"

__ the perfect, flawless SILK HOSE G'randmother’s 2f;.°‘;’“.§’.“."I.‘L"..‘I’¢.f.?f‘””‘i.1f,°’..‘§I.°£.”£l’£i‘1l‘§’°u2§“.?’aT?.?o‘Z§°S.i‘l‘¢i.”“.¥€ E'

almost always moody and pessimistic and anti-social; that they are all

no settled place in the world and that they have less ambition and do less well in their studies than the children who come from normal happy homes.

So the propositlonboilsdown to this: Your children have aright to

,grow up in the sunshine in which alone they can dowsr into beautiful ‘msn and wcmanhood. They have a right to llve in a peaceful atmos-

phere. Have you the courage to make this sort of home for them under adverse condltlms? Just giving them a. shelter and food lsn’t enoullh

and unless you have enough self-control not to qua-rrel with your hue- .

band, not to reproach him with his disloyalty to you, you had better take your children and go. Better no home at all than a plaro of strife. Better one parent than 'two parents who are always quamling.

And, after all, I think you will

gether than you will be in leaving it and romance. For the most importsn your own happiness but that of your c

ured by your making no char=ge_in.thei.r

Dear Dorothy Dix-We have had an argument about which love the

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deepest-msn or women. A. contends that even when two persons are Thou hu lent; 315111,! DAIWIN TULIP! A

°°NvEN»n0Nu_ WRQLL deeply in bve with each other the mans love is stronger than the But’ mm, the w'»m__thu.e 1|" our

W\>mAn's. Wllat do you think? ~ D0'UB'I'FUL.

u cesand ---' ai usrobuussbo thou i'0l\1hU°°1\l°¥°4'“”°°f°“‘"¥

“e€“t“°‘&d'{1cL_t;§p gf ,gill bloc; Answer: _ "mmm vo V up wave or pogulsrlty which has made

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Which one of the two lovers cares more is a mat

dual. Itiswtsomsthlng thatiadetsrminsdbysax. Probably in the world ever loved each other in nat, the aa-me degree.

Not all people are capable cf feeling the same amount of emotion.

mg-,hanpordq er matching scroll. Some hearts are bigger than others. Some natures more generous and » 00|-ING FOB BIAUTY

responsive than others. There are hard and cold and selfish men and

° who are incapable of ever lo profoundly any one except them- The Gflle £02' elhwilllil 1°!

nltltirtzlrial Required lm? The most they ever feel foxmagiy one would be a mild liking for beauty is spreading. Several beauty a 3.3 was mam-ul for pain some one who unnamed is tbeu- pleasure sas comfort. 'rbore ue shui-‘ aarlourl in the Landon Walt IM H ml low men and women. with no depths to their natures, who really never' bl? 3° °¥°\'°1Ml gg: ioeuz M Wd' mmm M 'Wm' }1l'§i'."l1'§"¢»yv°¢‘}mt'fi§§'”l'§ §°§s\f§.§?§°§¥»;2'o ‘sfo '§f§ef'u:°imu‘o‘l' bI“§’li'il1<`i'.‘f"° "~ org: -‘o¢1l1§`beautv" se the alma

There are other men and woman with adactionats natures who can

"' ',,,,,, ,mu str twine me mucus of mos nouns about my out nancy me ibm an Navy-anus

£1113: flnisrigs 12 inbc‘hrss square. others, one-woman men and one-msn woman, who never love but moe. Parisian women are west nav? 22 lique blocks. and having loved, love always with a love that suffers all things and en- <halr this seas_on-that is. tlwle who zo uflllu blocks. cures uu things. ' , “are not bwvmias redheads- a§whbm_der.wuMq,,u¢_ ._.r._.; _ lnthepasttwocrthrsedays When ordering give number 82-'L As a sax women love more than men. It is only s. woman's love half a doaen women have lwelred Send lac for a book of quilt pat- than can stand absence and ill-treatment and disgrace. It is only 'M Peril i‘l\‘°U 5110*" '°W“\‘ml" was containing 1 beautiful oranc- women who stuns outside of the pehitentlary soon to tau beck the navy-blue hair-that clear M01!-l mmm, qum, gglgm -_ every pst- husbands and lovers who have brought shame upon them. A thousand blue sometimes seen in pen-nibs. It torn different. men are unfaithful to their wives where one wife is unfaithful to har ‘was not a \l\10ltl°l\ °T Will lillisi'

husband. It is women who oftoner stay faithful to the memory of their i'I‘he hair itself is natural. One

'rwms Nou' .shura dead mates mon men co. In every community um-o are down or wid- ‘woman bac har r>°°dl°l Nr dyed

IN mor 'rawxs ows to one widower. , to match-

. (OP - It is i.'n Vitmble Hint women lhmlld thomldl more to love Ulm NAIL!-MOI! NATURAL

,um wp, )of men do bezause men have a thousandgglngs to diggaot them from the i' 0119 ll l0l\1°Wl\Ht 1'6ll°V94 *D hi!! Johnny and Jimmy, twins who are thoughts of love, while all s woman's life converges around the man she ‘that nails will not be I0 l\°IV\LV

in a scientific play- loves. As the poet says: "Man’s love is of bla life a thing sport, 'tis lliifiuefsd this Mason- Carll. natur-

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mlm- neg.; Darwin tulips in the last twenty ‘

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Flower fashions tend to fcllou the cool, misty blues, soft pinlrg md lllao shades of the Queen'| :ununer wardrobe. Any change in .he Royal tcilettss. one is told ans quickly followed in flowers through- ou t the country. Hence hydrangeas, pink and blue-mauve sweetpeas, mauve and pink stocks, pink can- nations and roses are greatly in de- mand. Gne never seemed to realins th belo .

at re Qiort stemmed roses have disap-

peared in favour or roses in tall plain tumbler vases. Sweet williams, stocks, double daisies, forget-mc- ncts, and pansies are new grown for London drawing-rooms.

“PHONE GIRLS" FADE OUT

Britsin's 'phones are steadily “go-

ing automatic.” In u few years time, with one or two encsbtionl. than will not be a single operator-worked exchange left in Great Britain. By IOQ all London will be autcmati°» and already 1440 out cf the 5380 ex- msngeg in the country have made the change-over. Thirty-seven per cent. of the ‘phones in use today are automatic.

A feature _of the me1:tl'(r’a.\'Ll?l1(::"is tel? growth o .rural au IM ' changes. Nearly two thousand of the tiny wayside exchanges have been built up to the present, and new ones are being cucted at the rate of over four a Week-

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