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Ottyvsd. parts. Rinse seveial tiraq, ¢'|"r'y 5 aday‘s tise is laid aside without any

or _ carefully with n soft cloth and p_oli_|h_with fnrltllsrattantlon, so that when search is

, < A _°h°Pl°|l- " `msde for liflster it is iound rlry and hard

when iioore,_ you hug., A_N‘ M nw mln” Wm » . stay, ,_ -

little

always ol

and eeneoiaiiw

.wan _"__ _bonu ___ as s bone. Wheovou get a new b_rn|n _‘__ .__ » __ __ 3 y gone specka from gilding. whim an , open up the bristles wi-ll down into the

°"" W °“ ""°f¥\l1|"8 his va-rnishsd surtaoe will disappear li a hot NNI QM Dont I dozen rtropa or so ot var

lxonaekoep- tlatiroa is held over the plsoe tor a nllh into ii., lettiilgr it dry wli.h\the head

` __m___°d _ h°“°°lJ°lf\ l0l'¢ IDIIHIN- é up. By doing this ihelvaipish when hard-

' " °“°“ d°°|‘|°dl! at a li the ilue oi the kltchen`1-ange has - Uled forms neemsnt which in-lds in the

_, _ ' ~ come choked with soot; it can be loosened' "bristles for s longer time. After inlng a _-;»;3"° ° ‘l"“'"°,'}°d '”°°\'°_d° M1 Pwbahlr hr. thrvwlnz I view ot sine in a not aa brush wash it out with nn-penune, mer ,Qui w°"°i‘d’h» *Bd WN!! Of the most- Mil vlmlng the lids. ward cleaning it thoroughly under 'run- l.!*?f§f*“° ll "1" NK “limi °a°y§°vsd- Cooper utadillr may be brl¢nt¢n¢d` by nina water. by r\1bbl|»z|ho'br|.tlu with ii\s___ 1# i|’$p_1ahoId_lnra have been handed the use ot vinegar and salt or oxalio acid. 9 cate qt washing |g_ap:_t,hen_i; my |,¢ . dqwpwo QQ Km the days oi our ‘great Ordinary ironwars may be scoured with put sway and al|g¢",d ,°'a___y_.

‘ ' “"“"‘“‘°°*"¥*"° " ' " l nnamlca cnnav.

ocronnn ry, '

W Sinarft towns for Qischoolf _ t

. ' . _ ‘ _ tg 5 _l _

nv oonoruv oats, , j,_.__,;;,

‘V-m°dl"'° 'ur “‘°h°|"‘ “nd Hun' laoe insertions and so on, have much to_ (sp_e@lly in black and white eifccis, sri recommend them, ainoe they can hoifaca-.~. The brim was sharply turned up ‘hsiaoh favor. ,Lennon-ea, and when annuity made ml qwroaf- the front, the modal but ha~lux‘

-'For quite younggirln the bretello style mmm' ‘"° ‘I "° “Si “W "° “fe ' “

, -For school hacks during the tall anlf‘\yabsnd of the lace, and the mort »leevos_auitable tor zsnersi street wear are > had small tucks running from the inner wlr-Ks. quills and large rosette bows ol

__*m__ ch"m“_ .mt ‘D 1,-"__ Bn, of nu seamami insertions ot the lace. isatin or velvet ribbon. The hat depleted

For best dressea line whit: vsn~'1 mater' in U18 #800011 SKCUIII BIIOWI 0118 Of UW

#tin woolen materials are me/l, though

lain trimmed with mtroinrreu lilullw, best modala ot thu sort. the shave was

narticulnrly good for moat youthful

d ni if ph the hrim rolled npaiao in the baok,ai-

iittle silk lrocks. \\\th than white i»h°\\Zh lutmy Ui these btw with an np»

'ttli;tlltti:¢:i:|ynu‘; alii;d;i:i»v;l “Wu” “""“"" °" “Sh” oiisncyt-ibton or turned trontbrim are rolled down over .N whom thezown no th" they of colored satin or tatieta are usually the hair in the buck. A |s|‘K° Whlil __-l.’~ I-L °m_ym___d___¢___ ue _“ner-ll, worn, although some ot tnenlosttlhirnhie '»‘/ma Withiridewentcoloralribrown and p__e£“`ble_ The tdmmxnndmoht of than models ure made in print»t.~.~; fae-1lilon,.iK"9¢D Sl\0“/ini: at llie tip, was placed

without an gh-dl; nt, ,,1\_ across the len front oi this model hat,

i-ttnnabanit ’ ,

“mum comm so B ° Q an N' an Hats for younggrla are usually l-"ge, which was oi tlnrk blue ielt. A banri of

blue velvet rilillnl vine strapped across

A _ _ finely sifted coal ashes. and galvanized ‘it ll ln tiltitims that lamr- ironwnre maybewlpvcl oil’ with a cloth

dipped in kerosene. Tins may be olennqi with kerosene and sand rnbb¢d with cruniplerl nea',-pnp»v-_ V

In cleaning the moms nf the hung, \h¢‘

iloots and paints should be r r-nbbed and all tho furnishings thoroughly cleaned. Winn it oom_es_‘ to cleanh1g‘tthe'_ueH*§»,' ilrnt iiood it with air and eunlight. Than eunvy it oi all supplies and movable °\'.iects, sw cop and clenn tho ataiionary

bins, removing every_a_l\r_ori_ of v@t_a'b» crown. Thea sprinkle them ri-my wi n copperas wamr, which is an exoeilant__4lis-

inteotant and also drives a_ws_y rata; and other mmtn. inner .na_w».'»n'tn¢` incl". with strong sadaand sweep down 'the walls and lioorl. _ Treat the walls ta a `generous ccat~ ing oi whitswash, made' quits- yellow with oopneras,daubing it well *into the

CUTHEYS. ._ ` ; ',

The paint brush is almost always neces- sary daring housecleanlnk N131.. It is in the care of paint brushes that most women show ignorance. and oitol a bideh

tt ;o!,?§oke when burning should

_' _ hours in vinegar and

al%W'eflAl`dl'y tlfowukhly, and the ilame

will burn , _with a ,renewed brightness; also,_ that it lamp' chimneys und other gqnaawgrf are bded in salt water, the 815' Wm \»°“Rh¢ll Ind be loss liable tu -. ' » ",*_‘. '

Linoleum or oiicloth should never be soonre'4L`witha still’ brush and common

soap, as the lgdnln the soap will dam- "H%ad, use a soft cloth, prellrafbly wool, and clean with warm with-. to which s cnptnl of mnk has basn sddsdf' ~

nail- chain. when ann ami shabby-looking, 'may be greatly improved adeilnnoiby being brushed over with the white of an eng.

I -Silver articles which have become ivntily tarnished cenbe madetolook like new hl the use oi alum. _Dissolve one ounce

1- -

n ,'-"ii tlfiefinsrtsathot soapsuds and wanh

the article init, usinga brush lor the

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ini

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osatrob ~

fit

in oven and cook oo'_{__ l

time without spoiling one of _ 5

D _ _ an do _ ually well at t ;_

.. ' . ,gk <l' _LQ heat is not _

ah “ am” undef the aimplest, most positive-

ao tlwcooklaz °f ywf h°“‘°*'°“’ Y°“

what this means.

l~Jel\|\»

Q ~. amd together. cook until tn- mm

t _ . .

Books ppl Bliss

psrinily sl the same lists

There is not an- i

in which my b°‘ ` ._

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hesamdif

honed all l‘ao\¢_f_§¢ll

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Co., Lid., S016

, -,,}~ -'qi 9' 6 Q Broiled Oysters.-Solsct large plump

oiswrs. Alter draining them, dlp in

"W "broiler with salt pork, place the`oysters

_Living gloom and L

The ll\'lDg xnom or library, although| “Gully one of the maithomolnre and

attractive rooms in the house, is gener- sllr one tttnetmtdimwtt to mrqirh. Almost any room where most or .the wall spaneis lined with books and wherethe wall_ooverIng is of unobtrusive oololipi und the furniture o!_ simple, well-built and substantial pattern, will look attractive, and e.»p»ciailyso if the ornaments, pictures and amnllar iurninh- fllils ara carelully selected and in hat- mony. nl ' i ` The idea is shosvnin the little view given oialiving-ro0'in in`t!ie aeiiompany- ing drawing, which shows the touch of gilt. in the three-branched ssoness on each side oi the mental, in several 0! the orna- ments on the uiantel sheli'sld bookf

'nl mth. ‘arm at wdlnpa or embroldh of solt French felt although wliet will

' ' erm: abit t t ' ' " '

I F I hi 1 Sf! N' l 535° U °°“1l”l Wm ° be wbm Imam the “mon ful _‘mas phekcrown und wl.~nlude in loops al, the

invooioninl white with open hook ahelws

beiniz don: nas. plain soft lrreafgfhe iur

wood, witlsffi-urgin rich Oridhtai color

low window with a built-in window seat with crimson cushions, a large lern in at huge brasi bowl being set ou a stand in _.this aieove. The curtains o! the winkibw wife ot cream-white net, with

avalaite across the topo! red linen and

silk tapwtry.

. _ BE "mor: Gaiam.

Ways of Preparing oysters.

BY SARA CRIPODD. .

melted butter and rollin seasoned, pow-

dered craoksr crumbs. Rubs nna_ wire

close together and broil under the Banie

oi your pas range oven; nr, it you have a coal stove, take out the stove lid and broil them over the lim. Turn them from ‘side to side, not having the heat tno in- tteuse. Serve them with this:

Oyster Sauce.-Mix toasther three table-

'apoonluls oi tomnto catsup, three of hot water, two of tarragon vinegar and a tableepooniul oi grated horseradish. Melt n tablespouniul of butter. browning it tllghtly, then add the other ingredients

thlnksns smoothly Serve hot orooid If a "hot sauce is relished, add a few grains ot cayenne

Psnned Oysters -Cut some stale bread

into thin slices, taking ot! all the crust Round the slioes to lit patty pans. toast and butter them, place them in the pans

and moiaten with three or tour teaspoon' full oi oyster liquor. Plaoe on the toast a lsysr oi oysters, sprinkle with salt "and

pepper and put a small pisoc oi butter on too oieach pan. Plaoe all the pans in e halting pan and cover tightly. Cook seven ofeight 'minutes in ra moderate oven. Rn-

e_r. They are delightful. 1 'Secalloped Oysters With Macaroni- Boii the macaroni soft, puts layer into a baking dl-h, cover with oysi/err, butter, salt and pepper, then another layer oi macaroni, than a layer ol oysters. until ,the dish is Oiled. Pour over all half a cup oi sweet milk and bake. l " Oreaniul Oysters-Put one pint oi cream in a double boiler, wkh one-hall an

onion, one blade oi mace, two tablespoon- iuis ofilonr ina little cream; beat thor ssgbly to remove-all When the

onion ‘ann

'the hot

pint oi

.oyatnn washed and

Sunil' the '/liquor

Skim all

Servsonlsntae

with GMU-f-Nash sas pint.

¢a»»»p_a'eqt¢s nn in asain u-suits,/'ssl t-\vq'n_alwu ohopaedlee. Qsckiab hot-

sua. Tu-rfaquiiis tow,

_ ten* `v_

move the wver and cook one minute long-L

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NEGLIQEE

OA _ _ SHIRTS

Slip on and oil’ easy as nn cld coat-h o i cl their lo o l< S lo n g e r - launclerberter --more style and smart- ness to them

'l /'

Try this made-right negligee coat shirt and you'll never' go back tothe cver»the», head kind. ln all good patterns and

right fabrics. Ask for the brand- |-ed label-look for the script letters. m

Makers, Berlin

- 1° a Bank.

'nlerc are many temptations to draw money from a bank account.

An Endowment Policy in

The Mutual Life MAKE.S_you save. You pay :mal mms in-

get big mms out.

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liz' ing? 2 ol tl i

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TFORSALE

tal

I anim orrxcn.

Mast. one of as mms Aa-

tender. In`_this room t e woodwor ' ,,_»

r. ‘ I ‘ “ H _ilnished hyllllallcufland patch pocket

. ,_ , _

extending," "Y nd two aidstfhthe walls °“ "h°l'£" '@°!_"°"°'7 ““u‘h'”`t°'y 1°'

` _ wear with (peat and skirt suit, these

d k md m N in skirts bsingworq with aatlillinen turn'

nlture wqnaiiln ar W .' 0| I H a ld _ black oak, lloor being oi’ polished °v°r°° Mm " _° S' k N: __ __

For dnnoinglnhoo wearnn sun ner

gowns, thin India and China sllks and

ings. At one end oi the room, which_ W" oblong m shape _hem W". 'Mt silk crspes and monssolines are all suit-

able, the ilrst illustration showing a irock of this dlacription. The model was of pale blue soft-lnlahed silk. trimmed with inch-wide Valancisnnes insertion. The skirt nu: ,mop or mari si-cond tn. bot- tom, above which was b strip of the ln- sertion put on in a__ as shown ln the drawing. The loose waist was also trimmed with oval_ scrolls. of l's'oe, the upper part being tucked fo depth in very line tucks. The waist was rounded out about the neok, which was hnished

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NOTE-Tha.|}¢ll|'n nl ““"k.rl it il

~ accordance W Ml 'ruler laid

dom in Cs'rv.1l¢n Nas. 1 and 1 of I/we Siwvpltfld Sfelling Board, endowed by Andrew Cnmrgie.

How Dunlop, Heels Save the Nerves

Altho Dunlop Rubber Heels are Ext to the shoes, they ac- tually fii. in be- tween each of the thirty-one' joints _of the

spine.

They supply a cushion for the .

` full of the foot

and thus ab- sorb the jar

that is sent thru the spine when the heel strikes the ground in thc motion of

walking.

Hard leather heels are good enough for walking over soft footing, but when solid pavements and hard floors have to be stept on, something is needed that will ease the force of the contact.

Most any rubber heel will help some, but Dunlop "Comfort" Rubber Heels will help most and wear ,

lon3_es1-last as long as lea 'er heels. They are made of live rubber thru andthru, and “they will give spring to the step down to the last point oi' 1 wear.

Everything in Dunlop rubber -

is made to lpholl the rep- utation oi' the name "Dun- lop" and worthy to hear

this trade mark.

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Put on by all lhoedealere. ~ Fifty Cents the Pair.

'rar nmmor 'rms AND nuns:-:lt Goons cow'

L!Hl‘rs‘D

HEAD OYYICI AND FACTORY Boo-rn Avenca,,Tonon1~o DBR!!

9-rgdvaa.

'nanny m 1i|\a¢.ct\'uw`s.

Inova; nv-s»`¢', ramnn, sv. ja-

ibrary urms nys- ..»....,v..`.,-.;~._'¢._.~»... ,,..,n..._ ~ ,C _ hav djs; th dl ' ` style linen or mndras 'nw' The tdmmings sem Un me 'ms UUHOTHY DALE' e n e an rons ~ , ~ ~ _~- - 4»~- »- _

' a ` ` h ' ‘ i ""5 shlrtwllsl»llil'Ie with plain shirt sleeves,

¢\

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lmposible with 3 patented safety box.

Eg 3 ii I |)(Bil~iV8 i\0l Hug

npulzeriq ePl:`c|aL.1'v co. ,_» ‘*"f-`_1_Sl’ at ‘- _t|_ass|i.'ro_t\_,-oslnnlo _

`_'\°

G SHOE “ W BI POLISH

‘_ ln patented safety box. I ' _ Ever get your hngers all ova /‘ W

0 the pesto when polmhing ygur _ .

BMG? Mos! people have. ( -' M*

sd’ if

a /`

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spring wheat combined with the miltlof IM] DCC delicately ilavored Hour made from Ontario iall whest.

The blending oi the twtrmskes the some of

perfection--the stren¢tl'| is diluted to the exact de- gree suitable lor exquisite pastry.

Tillsosfs Pride is s home Bar-gives the

bsuelwih a reputation 'lor her bread nd hdlpwv ww- .».

mi sl!! ISE II.

°llsonb

(A Blended Flour)

has all the nourishing gluten of the but hard lMlni¢°|>l_

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