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while Jogging along life's road. t 331p some one to carry his bur- i “*1-

Aud lighter will grow your load, n6 something for somebody, glad- E 1y.

‘till! sweeten your every can. Ksharing the sorrows of others, Yin- ovwn are lac hard to bear

with pepper and salt, before frying. Another quick way is to toss the fish into fine breadcrumbs and fry in hot fat.

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It! there is one class ocf people who should know London better than another it is undoubtedly the flower girls who offer their flu. grant wares in all weathers and to lall sorts of people. ‘Their most fa-

“ gush mous site is. c: course. beneath the qfleer up, with a. little song. >zizitm°ilgt°swgaz zicnaxdilllalymqrcus. m‘ sxneum“ f” ’°m°b°dy' ‘Mo: line City - and their carts o:

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50 much‘, as a kindly deed." ‘zlglgdfiylvligpfgleeglithke thsllmi‘ - = . occa ona y you come across s young- womsn selling her pinlrs, or ohrysgnmg. mil-mi. or fresh autumn roses, for ithe profession cf fiower selling is a Gay colored cloth} h3g5, ha.f,ldfgnffjed Ont and a good mm, is Ilia-Hilfi- HYIOB 518$ and Shoe fifeeygenenlly handed down from moth-

whlch match. do a lot to imploveim- 1° “ugh”; m0 OWNER"! C‘! W111‘ 14091185 ¢l0- We talked the other day to one 9°“ wh? ‘Pit have P1116 ETBPH One-inf the best known flower girls, who in a closet thzlt has white wallsllhas hardly mqsscd 5 day at her An evrn nicer id:a, however, is to! pitch, mm or shim’ 10,. more than have them match the predominat-l! thirty years. Her smiling fuse ing color of the room adjoining thef would be m-Lssed by all the people “Set Iwho pass regularly through _'f_"‘"-*“"' lsqllflm. if she were to retire to the GRQLPING FURNITURE ‘little cobagp in ill.- wunh-y whim,‘

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‘lb help where the way is long;

Apd the homeless hearts that lan-

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If you have s. frepiace in your] she is working. There is a twinkle] living room, by all moans make it in her eye when she speaks of that l the centre 0f your fllrni'lll'.= gzollp- l cottage, for she i: obviously an 1m. fng arrangement. If 111* rconl is, ashamed Cflfkllf‘) and could neveri very large, place tho dlsall lIl front: be happy for lmlg out oi sight and I of the fireplace. If not, use com- sound of the London street.s__ Mfbflblc hairs on either side. Weekly Scotsman.

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Fish fined in batter is mg.- satis- an excellcnt leg wash for stock, 391W f0 l- 11111181? person. Make a‘ Also removes coms in horses and ‘ihlldl “WET. dlD the fish in, and quickly relieves bruisu, sprung, by in hot m. sweliings and joint stifness.

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'I‘hls coat-like dress expresses ‘simple sood taste for all around day wear.

It has lots of style with its broad. enscl shoulder yoke and becoming high neckline. And don't. you like the skirt arrangement? 1t creates s wrapped eflect which is so entirely

Carry it out in yellowish-green hairy woolen with plaln toning woolen trim. You'll love itl

In necktie silk in small pattern in rich plum colouring, it's stunning too.

In pencil stripe black and white sheer woolen, it's the lsst word in chic. nnagine it for instance with plain vivid led woolen trim, red suede belt and red bone buttons.

1 Style NO. 637 is designed do: sisss ‘ 14, I6, 16, 20 years, 86 and S8 inches bust.

Size 16 requires 2% yards 64-inch material with 96 yard 39-inch con- treating.

Price of PATTERN 15 cents in stamps or coin (coin is preferred.) Wrap coin carefully.

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many other Mothers relate similar ex- periences in treating their children.

BABY'S OWN TABLETS an recom-

‘FI have BABY'S OWN TABLETS in file house continually-I would not be without them. I have given them to each of my four children from earl- iest infancy. One of the reasons why 1 value BABY'S OWN TABLETS so highly is because they can be given with perfect safety to even the young- est infant. I have “commended them to dozens of Jfolhcrs. For children's Ailments I do nbt think their equal can be found." So writes Mrs. Dcug- certificate of analysis in each ZS-oent las Blackadar, Hebron, Ni-and package. "'5

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ing fevers, colds, colic, constipation, disordered digestion and sleeplessness. The Tablets are inexpensive, easy to take and thoroughly reliable. And they are absolutely SAFE for even the youngest. or most delicate child. See

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Choose Your Life Partner as You Would a Horse! Pick One That’s Well-Bred, That’s Sound in Wind and Limb, and That's Gentle, Kind and Willing t0 Pull Squarely in Double Harness

Of course, there is no absolutely infallible rule for telling before mar- riage what sort of husband or wife a man or woman will make, but here are some straws that are worth observing which show which way the winds are blowing -— and likely to blow.

If -I were a man and discovered myself falling in love, before I let term flrma sllP from under my feet for good and all, I would make an heroic effort to find out whether the young woman had any good, hard, common sense or not. '

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desirable; a willowy figure is not to be des- pised, and golden tresses have their unden-I fable charm. It is also delightful to bill and coo and ask, "00s duck is 0o"? And it is rav-

ishing to meet up with s young woman who is a real soulmsts ,with lovely thoughts about free verse and the whatness of the what.

But these things are not enough to marry on, son. Beauty fades. Love talk dries up at the altar and culture is liable to get upon a man's nerves in time, if it isn't backed up by the sanity and philosophy that spring from old-fashioned horses sense.

That is the thing that gives a woman the ability to meet whatever comes in life with cllccl-flllness and courage, and make the best of it. It's the quality that makes a woman livable, and unles she has got that you are going to wish yourself back in your bachelor den many a time and oft. ‘There is hope for every sort of woman on earth but a fool; but if the Almighty didn't put any more brains 1n a woman's head than He did in a sparrows, she is beyond the reach of human reason. Y-You can't argue with her; you cslnt convince her; you can't convert her. She is jllSf. bound to go 3101!; llfl‘ little, narrow bird's way of life, and her hus- d has to follow. l-il: is simply helpless before her imbeliclty.

If I were a girl and ascertained that I was putting a few more extra crimps in my hair when it seemed likely to me that a certain youth might call, before I bellied the curling tongs another time I would make a strenuous effort l0 got some sort of line on his breath of character.

When I wont out with him I'd do some Sherlock Hclmesing to find

kind that arc always in n. stew over trifles. If he was the sort of man that

gets in rows with the street-car conductors cvcl- the fare and squabbles

with the usher at the theatre and bullies the waitress in the restaurant

and sends back the steak to have it cooked over three different times-

why I should say to myself:

“Nay, nay, Pauline! The Spinstcrs‘ Retreat for youls, rather than life with s. man who will always be poking about the Pantry. mea-Wrl!!! “l6 potato peellngs and rowing with the cook and who would demand at breakfast to know why bacon in his house never could be cooked as they did it at the Pazaza."

0n the other hand, when l’. found a. man that everybody called Bill or Charlie, and slapped on the back; if I observed that stray dogs followed bum on the street and little children clustered about him; if I saw Negro waiters begin to grin when he entered the restaurant and when any little contretemps arose, I watched him smooth it all out with ll few good-hum- ored words that made even grumpy faces relax—why, if lie didn't pro- pose to lne first I'd pop the question to him, because I would know that 11s was the kind of man that makes every day a holiday for his wife and who is like a ray of sunshine in a home .

If I were a man seeking a wife I'd take particular notice of a woman's attitude toward a dollar. If silo seemed to think that it was only good to throw at the birds-goodnight for me! I would want a wife who had a good, wholesome reverence for money and the hrll-d work and self-denial that it takes cm a man's part to make it.

So little fluffy, who brags that she can never tell what anything costs and that she never knows where her allowance goes and that money is only good to spend, anyway, wouldn't get me. I should simply beat it from hel- presence, for I should know that the man who marries her will be poor to his dying day.

If I were s girl I would likewise take note of a man's attitude toward money. If he were a spclicltllrift, who blew his money on things that he could not aflord; if he sent me American Beauties and took lne automo- biiing when he had a 10-cent-bunchmf-violets-and-a-stRet-car income, I should firmly but sadly decline to be his, for I would know him for one of tho improvident sort, whose wife goes without shoes while he subscribes for s. loving cup for a ward politician. _

And I would never, never marry the man who carries his small change in a pocketbook for that means that it is so hard to get at that his wife never gets her hand into it..

If I were a marl looking for a wife I would find out if the girl knew anything about housekeeping, because I should not desire to be poisoned on amateur cocking or bsnkrupted by a bride who didn't know whether she ought to order two breasts of veal or one from the bachelor.

No girl who loathes the kitchen and whose ambition it is to live in a hotel could ever be crafty enough to work me into standing for her board bilL. The trim and tidy little maid who can make her own clothes and go out and get dinner and do the marketing for her family and then be as sweet and as fresh as a rose and ready for all sorts of fun would be my choice. And when 1 made it 1 wouldn't need any 1"-‘“""'°° °°mnnny to guarantee the happiness oi’ that wedding.

And if I were u. girl I wouldn't marry any man who didn't have some settled ways of making s living. I wouldn't demand riches, but I would be s Missouri lady, and the aspirant to my hand would have to show me that he could support me. Say what you will, there's no happiness in the house where the husband is a shiftless ne'er-dowel], who can never hold down a. good job, and the wife spends the day in standing off the bill collector. The people who marry on nothing but. love are generally soon bankrupt in that also.

After all, though, the rules that sPPIY to selecting a satisfactory lifs partner are not greatly different. from those that. prevail in picking out a horse. Just get one that's. well bred, that's sound in wind and limb and that’! gentle, kind and willing to pull squarely in double harness.

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curdle or be made to do so by ar- tificial means. Except in‘ the case when certain microbes to act on the it call be lnade at once when

slowly till Just tepid.

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