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.Woman ’s Realm -.°- Social and Personal(-9 Fashions ‘-.- Literature
111:: cxitiirli ’ _ . l _
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WUHAI READER ' ` , STD?
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` " ` ` 1-1°1°"i5"3“" ` 'HEADACHES R ember Tim we me 'rep cream 'ri t
“Mmm mo cn” Hg mmm mdemd “uk _ °  elraaches the Silver Pitcher, and Don’ta
beaten eggs. molasses and mnwe
iotland of Our Fathers," Min meat. Line nine-inch pie tm Wim
Uiaabeth Haldane explains the ro- mysgft $;{;i.“|'T°:;;"‘::'° fgegé ple crust and bake 5 minutes in a
gular ritual prevalent even in our ve hi h at ihe neck md almost hot oven (400 degrees I-‘.i C001, _  ___ __ ,
own not very remote wt. resifd-w 3 mf; und__¢vm', scrap 0, Pwr in Hllinz. Bake about zo mn. rf ~ ~  »"'f---'rf - -=<
*F chrmim Navi” in s9°t1m?.d` I;-Jock musgvge concealed. A long silk mes' °r “nm Cuswfd is sei- ill 1~
. 'Tho Qldrbt son. She writes, Was cord secures mem at me waist 1119dc-page 0ven_ (350 degrecs FJ A
hvariably ‘named for’ the father's
topping of whipped cream may bc 
Qther, while the eldest girl was , added jug; befor .~ _
jim! aler the mother's mother, “'Bl5H!Nm‘§i!U;u THE DAILY _ jim!
lid so on. lf a. child died in infan-.
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°» °:..°llf;°i.r ::£;:“ .:‘.f:..:.“ .2-.f. M -  fm- it » ww ...1..;3  °f 1  we ‘  
:fluently given the same name in to be “bl” "° i“"°d“°°` at l°aSt.°“° iz cup walcr ` ..\-eb: .bald LR; elccuon candidate
gder lo Dfrpetuate it; and this
made baptismal investigations (be-
lmo rogidtraticm came into vogue)
finding. The only exception bo the`
ngiilar rule was when the male
Uiild was the first to be ba'itized‘
hy a new minister, in which case he
invariably received the latter‘s
nance. The result of this continual
family naming was that theme was
always a superabundance of Johns.
Jameses, Margarets and Jeannies.
Older people there are among us
who still uphold this tradition.
"They called the baby Gwendoline,"
they will tell us soomfully, "but by
rights, it shoud have been Jane!"
LIGHT BEADED SEX JUST '
CANT HELP IT, SCIENTISTS
- AGREE
According toaieceiit medical
Hatenicnt that brain capacity can
he estiinated horn the weight of the
brain-all women are le.-s clover
than men.
This statement. was issued by
geveral well-known doctors after
lnvestigation all over the world.
They found, for example, that the
average weight of a Kenya native's
brain was 150 grammes less than
that of an average European man.
hom thisdthey deduced that the
mfererioe in weight was compara-
with the difference in intelli-
Iwnce.
Unfortunately this difference in
weight is about equal to the differ- i
rnce in _weight between the brains ‘
nf a European woman and a Euro-`
jean mari. This fact has been
pointed out by the superintendent
‘London mental hospital who
I a , i
adds: “Chivalry forblth further
Wmmélltl"
" New 55?' Size
- LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S
.TABLETS FOR WOMEN
relieve and prevent
_ disorders. No narcotics. Not
just a pain killer but a modern
medians which acts u the
CAUSE of your troubEaPei-
fresh dish at. family meal times
during the week, or an old one
“with new variations' may be wel-
come likewise.
As some families do not have
their meals late' in the day it is
perhaps more practical to give one
or two separate recipes for the dif-
`feiont meals. so that the home ca-
terer can make use of them as
best suited to her roullne.
To most of us "Bubble and
Squeak" is a familiar dish. But ne-
vertheless lt makes good fare fo
the middle-day meal, and so is is
lished worth.
you will require a large ca
about two pounds of cold half-boi
included on its merits of old estab-
Now_ for "Bubble and Bqueaks,”
bbsse.
Mince Meat Pudding
‘-r cup shortening
i cup sugar
3 eggs, beaten
3 Uibleslioons sour milk
2 cups flour
‘i tear-iJ00n ciiuiamoii
52 lȢ8SD00n allspice
ii teaspori cloves
it Wllpoon mace
1 teaspoon soda
la teaspoon salt
Break mince meat into pieces.
Add cold water Place oi or heat and
1- _ _
stir until all lumps are thoroughly
broken up. Bring to brisk boil; con~
mme 170111118 for 3 minutes or until
mixture is practically dry, Allow W
cool. Cream shortening and sugar
' l»0Z€ther. Add beaten egg and sour
l
ed potatoes and three-quarters of mm( and blend Add cooled mince
a p0\lnd of thinly-sliced boiled beef.
The Method Ia-
Take each leaf separately off the
cabbage and when you have wash-
ed them. léave in water for an
hour. then boil and drain thrm
thoroughly ‘
When the cabbage is cooking. t-'ut
the potatoes in thick slices and fr,
them a golden brown, butter a fire |
proof dish, put in li layer oi’ pcta-
toes, then a layer of cabbage, sea-
soning each, cover these with sli-
ces of meat spread with fresh mus-
tard, now another layer of cabbage
and continue with alternate layers
until the dish is filled. finishing
with potatoes.
Cover with a greased paper. and
‘put the dish in the oven to get hot.
l nm ia ruin
I This, wo, is a toothsoine lunch-
i,e0n dish. i
Make some savory short cr
lrsquire, and place them in the pas-
Itry-cases arranging a few leaves of _
,fresh Tarragon on the top of each
one; cover with two or three spoon-
fuls of rich brown sauce and servo ‘
very hot. You will be delighted ‘
with the fragrant flavor of thisi
dish
Convent Eggs
Here is another recipe to try for(
llunch. It will be voted  a
i Choose some very large onioris|
and cut them into thin ring; cook*
them in butter without browning,
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I licutless
P! Jonas ciptoed into the kitchen
hid quietly tapped the cook on the
dioulder.
"The wife`s mother is staying
with us for Christmas," he said.
“She is due tomorrow."
"Yea,  said the cook, won-
iringly.
Jones fished a piece of paper
loom his pocket.
"Heres a list of her favourite
gnu," he went on, “am-1. remain
r, the first time you serve ai
U! thm you’ro fired. Understand!"
NOTICE
; __.__.
‘_ All asaealmemts in arrean in VII-
a Green School District No. ll9
Id paid on of before February
llll. VIII be handed io She
I the County Court for col-
. li onlin or 1'a.Us11ss.
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We' sh' W" °°n°°l°“° M th' 5”' md "md "'h° km" sh’ ‘M “°‘:;.nnerlil:\alnfees Th’:i?we§-:px visit- Cmxerlguise-"ore;inu".‘s puvlis. I 
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meat. Mix and sift bour, cinnamon,
i allsplce. cloves, mace, soda and salt,
P°\11' into 10118. shallow buttered
pan and bake 30 minutes in a mod-
NH!! 0V€n (350 degrees l"_i ge;-vs
warm, cut in squares and top with
l1Hrd_or_Iemon sauce. serve; glghg
the onion rings and mix thorough.
ly. Cut tour hard boiled eggs in 931.
C9; Blld B-dd these t0 the gaucg,
W, en they 8-PC h0l. Serve sprinkled
with paprika.
Fried Chicken
If you dine late, fried ¢hl¢km 1,
a good suggestion for now and
again.
Joint a plump chicken and take
off all the skin, dip each piece into
seasoned flour_ brush over with
beaten ess and coat with new
vm” b"°d°“”“b°~ Th' ‘Brie "‘“‘"b'“` °f “mt "U04 wkiim mamakc a success of their marria e should recognise that it is just -
Make some butter very hot in g and slaughtered in Canada provides gg ?mt;¢n,m¢ 1,3 mp ou; nw me meg; U 1; 1| to my 1,, ,mn ef gm, Lightweight vcolsns also make up
lem ffylns pan and wok the already supply of me-A for me cm- time, very attractively in this m°d¢1-
_ “st _ ‘ Style hh. 39! is designed for siaes
and ba" in medium sized uns ____ stantly until tender. Serve with 1011! 118211 2515511-Shed 011 8 60D-Sid' And cei'taiiily'it is narrowing to people to confine their interests and 14» 15- l9~ 3° Yn"-'31 35 *nd "0
lowing one for "ch person - cream sauce, handed separately, erable scale- activities to the four walls of their home. It begets in them that selfishness *mile* W"-
. 'Z'-'    t - ' _ -_ __ ___f- ex resscdhy the oldmanwho pi~ayedforthesai'etycf“me andmywife. 31" 1° mm” 3% YU” °f 3°’
Soft bollasmanyeggsas you_‘i "'--1*; - . _ _ _ __ D _ mmm.”
, * 1 ' and my son John a.ndhiswife,usfour and no more.'and who didntcare oz PA 1' oem. m
chicken, turning each piece c0n_
ouicnssr "°'
to mums wth# A mm lttfw- sou continue soiling mr a mimi a....i.-....,,.i...a.i{'.'£.'£i~3"C.-|..i Opportumty, Frien 9 lp
|51-IAN NAMES IN SCO-[__ tivo still. hls d!l¢0Ii bl00d (dull ws 'or “nur mutun B pruucau) habit fwmingdruq Brsahaflvcldovl-wljf.
red) "°“"’"5' ° mu’ wen" and 11-l'l'~ Allow to cool. Blend L ethc: slbgfrofilltittdrisen  - . and Even In Their
LAND _ og
____ brown Jumper ends iaunty fed sweetened condenseti milk, _wen tivimnaisco. au.-me 4-au.. t......uu_i . _ M arria ge . _ _
dn@al.
in on A500 Program on
C. Y. daily 1.15 to 7.30 P. M.
Fi
is
"Tm 80111: among the farmers to-
dly. to a cattle show, or jimgggs
§S_h0W. 01' something of that sort; not
init I care for cows or jackasscs.
_but I iiaiit to show the pcople that
I`ni one of tlicni_“
T00 ‘\lUCll FOLIAGI ,
a considerable time, and who dur-i
great crop of whiskers and mon;
1” TUC “M0 Eirl made no offer t
salute him with the usual kiss, '
__ VV_hY. Child," said the mother,
‘_i°"t -V0" Hive your old friend a
kiss?"
"Mother," answered thc child
don’t see any place." '
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Tlkillk No Chances
All /\b€i'd+‘Pl'1sl1lr'e farmer had
Port of his premises burnt. In due
course he went to Aberdeen to col-
l¢¢t the money.
The insurance manaltr said his
H1039? 10 rebuild the harris or re
Placing them, and he had decided
to replace them.
The farmer said:-"oh, w¢¢1_ 11
that is the WHY ye dae business
be vvrnitin' to rcplacf- her."
'adian leather industries which have
Pimples Festered
Disfigurement. Cuticura Healed.
th mP|“ in 075' ll!! forehead lor llllod
“l had been troubled
two years. They were
wercvefyitchy. Many
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aodtheneheywouidfeacer eamsdvldkuninent.
ayesrandahalf.
"Iresdansdvcrtisemeiitio|'Ca\icunSoapand()itrneutco -
:based some. Agar; of rgatuocguad :te irn;-;rvement,l:% .
(Slsa:aFi°fc»ua~gue¢a°ai¢,navw¢=-i¢:i',c:i°:§r¢:»°|:.x.s` -
andCaused
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lun*-U )-N . Allin = uv Ianni. spiritual, but the practical value is also inestiinable, and these the young
Make a pint of white sauce. add ___ _ ...__ . , *nm* 'Q' ccuplemiss who retire from the world upon their marriage. People do
‘andth
'OOO
Daa’t IM
One of the mistakes that a great many young married people make
is in going too domestic as soon as they are married. They resign from
their friends They give up all of their sports
and sniusements and narrow their world down
to their work and their homes.
They even account it unto themselves for
righteousness that they nsvsr go to parties or
play golf or dance or make woopee in any
way, and that they are always in bed by ll
o`clock and iicvcr seek any diversion wiidcr
than a neighborhood movie oi- wheeling Junior
out in his pram on Sunday afternoons.
Now, of course, it is a good thing for poo-
ple to settle down when they get married, but
it is a. bad thmg for them to settle down io
the bottom and become social in-ess. w 0°
speak, instead of remaining a bubble on the
_ I
topo! epot ltiathsdregsthatareilungintothegarbagecan,
iemembei when we have favor
much of eac r, . _
h k all of each others opln~ - _ 1 i _
overdoses of each others company. T ey now
- ke d stories and
b n t. Th h v heard all of each others jo a an
xgmrslniiscgfces overehndxoe/er until they feel as if they will scream if they Da in tifIQI8   ic Stylal
lhave to listen to them one mme time. Most families spend their even-
gs sitting up in a silence so thick you could out it with a knife because _
In Illustrated Dreasinalclng Lessors Ffurnuhed
they have simply talked out.
And this state of affairs is intensified if the husband and wife dslibér-
Tllfflil QUNFLUWEI
all their clubs. They drop out of their old circle and drift away from all ,nm “km u ommd to the
Grandrnotherk Quilt Pattern; ~
quilt.
for cutting squares.
I yards White
1 yard Brown
1% yards Yellow
2% yards Green
Blocks ilnish 16%
ll P10004 Block!
l0`Pl&in ‘A blocks
4 plain ii blocks
ymatcrlal, dark brown een
gram leaves on a cieam
ground it makes avery
‘“°~»
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we
was
The pattern book give; gun du
MATERIAL B.l-Jqigmpgn
Use green biu tape for siemr
inches 5 _tum
6 inch green border.
9 tersmcoligiigr lrbggk L: Wm "‘
ililf. maker who dotka on odd de-\ n ng aut1iulGrli\\
signs. when made up with yell°W|§mf‘:e;§“”‘ °“““‘“*"`°"l' Pitta.
' i
them.
_i , e cream that ends in a sliver pitcher, and it is the man wc nevsr | M4 muuy those is
A man who had been absent for .see who is the forgotten man and the one whois alwayl “Wt ml! We other and ms& of their hom!!
_ _ ‘ ~ - - s to bestow. | gmt tp stay, are so likely to bc the victims of the mmt terrible tra*
mtl his travels had cultivated is I _”` 'that can be woven of the woof and warp of death. For if one is tag
- The newiyweds may feel tit-it they are sufficient “hw theliwlw. °-“li me other is left .bsoiuieiy desolate. with no friends to tum to, am.
taches, visited a relative, whose lit- that they desire no society but each others, but this is as unwiioleaooiaie to “_ M "g°u;¢¢_~, mn, 1-us or her all 1| gone,
tle girl had been his special favor- for them as ii they tried to live upon an exclusive diet of one sort of `
Q Otherwise we get fed up on even the dalntiest fare and lose our appetite 5°_ m'1yw¢¢¢_ 5, qu-neg, Be domestic, bug, not tee domestie g*
for it. ‘the home nies burning, but don’t. nail yourself too closely to your eg
hearthstone. The more outside interests you have the more into-ceq
The greatest menace to matrlmony is that husbands and wives sae too you Wm be m_`me_ Dogqnqy mx _
h otlie anyway They bore each other because they get --___-__---__ __-1;-;__ 1-_» _ _ ~~_-_- __--_-- _-¢~r~ -_-_~ 11;;-1;-_ lg
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which
mf ua to advance our interest because they like us that they 
not do for us because it is our due, not to save our lives. Halt (hem,
ness of the world is dons over teaclnia and cocktail glasses and on cm u
links. We go to Jones' shop not because his goods are better but beqg
he belongs to the same club we do. We send for Dr. Smith when y, Q
ill because his wife made herself ac agreeable to us at some party, `
takin our law suits to Brown because we play golf with him. And..
andso on.
| And we pass over Perkins and Jimscn and Gray ,lust because theyq
_their wives never go anywhere or do anything and we have nevsfu
illlfflived (Gd
theywenq
with Every Pattern
ately cut themselves oil’ from association with other people and lv rc
'%KlM'0F
like hermits into the homo cave. They are simply asking for troilale. 'Y 59770133
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For, human nature being what it is, and especially modem human nat-
°°mp°“y had th’ ntfmalive °f` ure being what it is ever seeking a thrill, how can any man and woman This model is adaptable io many
either rmying the far-mer the: X ct to keep' each other interested for thirty or forty year-a by e figures. and We Iwi It 111 dlilwli ‘
CVQD G P9
. tsld _ Witho t b ak in to fashion.
.solo performance’ Without any ou e help \1 ID! N seven! U. tm es 'huh
will be lovely for-this model. u
As a matter of fact, it can’t. be dons. We have to get away from Bllbk ONPO Silk I-I B¥¢'»°!'1°d
_ those we love to get a perspective on their charms. We have to toil to |°hl¥l¥\i!\8- Wl'll|_° bfilht °°l°\lN4
°°“°°‘ "lf lilillfmlft POUCH On my entmain it duii dinner partner w reams new interesting and inteiugent creve silk: youll also find delisht-
"’if*`- b@¢'“\lS" If Mflifillr deid l'€`d our own husbands and wives are, and how good it is tn have some one to fl-IUY \’¢fl'°lhil1¥ Ind Chi¢~ (1016.
talk to who can cal(-li ii Joke on thc fly. It is the going away from home .¢\U"1\l°\-S¢» "Wm ¢°DP¢l'Y l'¢¢|» P0'
kes us know how dear home is. Hence the young couple who °°°¥ IM Vivid FNB an especially
the monotony of routine.
whatvliiappenm to the balance of the world, provided their well being was Bump. or mm ( is m_e”n_ed)_
` Wrap coin can
wc need to open our doors to others and to go through other people`a
doors' we need to make other people‘s joys and sorrows our own; we need
to nuiiister to the suffering with oui' own hands, and suooor the poor by 3°, 3", gh; ___,_________________
ks us reall human reall little brothers and sisters
our sacrifices to ma y , y
totheworld.Andwenced the stimulation that comes from association   . . . . . . . . . . .

with thou who are more intelligent than we are, and to brighten our wits Name
by rubbing them up against sharper minds. No people are so self-cen-
tered, so opinionated, so self-.satisfied as those who live just to them-  ~A
selves.
Naturally the chief value of contact. with our follow creatures is
and abs remembered suddenly.
a sinking heart, ‘hat a maid
taken away the breakfast tra
mougnaolsavs itonthat hay?
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it
3_5.
lhowiariltingthebelltoaum-
fmon the maid. intent on getting ,ni
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'veaasaeaas apmaaaigmac "“”°{,g;';‘Q:;)“
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, was remberlrig -the letter she had me xiii gnc :rd prnbariym p¢,5_9¢gl°"' _. t ' 591°-01¥"__M‘°N°"m (°‘,',°°’°d)- /
when "om her husband., man -nd the maid bearing me (mx kiwh_ _“Tlx _r;il;i1‘t;sa<;i1tl‘i¢eie°i;_r_¢e°v‘iouEs)li;n_1;;‘°- ‘ _1l2ial0¥ue- The Sick Doll -3 Du- in f
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Jeanna has breakfast ia sed the m.'§‘;‘;o‘Lf“'I ‘§,,,f`",,,,,' w,»£h:;mii:f£ exetife ?:1yf.yn°m“wt,f°I',°”:f,,';’.;“1'luiieegiiggiierigim en 'dfieienizigiiee uxe"_°iitg:vnam  1 AU8fria
next morning. she almost dreaded ' 1 ° - of Nm,,m-- Wu ¢°mpm,,d_ Mm Pmwm_hm__..Aw” in ‘ Mmm..
settins' un. realuins. asshe did. the "'"‘m°°"‘ .“° y°“ “M "°’ pm ff" ‘Wd he' “°°“”' wh i ai i d tn '
pmblenm which me hm to “cc tgemmback in the safe until t0n ghti surely fou are not such_a_fool _ :{er;vb'erE?:r max :eg ni:;;t'§,¥_ N5 _3R_el;‘£;':'_..A ohrmmu .ride shb p e  To
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° Ther* ‘"1 U' HW* f\’°l1\ OWU? °“ mmm” mg' and ° di“m°“d‘ "° m° nrwms “umm” 'have one more labour aavinl dcvlte. solo-“Up on the Houaet°P` - ' Great
the breakfast tray. It had been md pxnmelflm brwelet' yum' “Md her bmw" .. *what would it be?" The meeting Lug," uw;-,_
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however, but had kept away from In ‘ f°"' m°'“Ul¢»5 the 5°°\'¢¢l-U mugmue _"dun H mmm' Ven' Bt. Catherines Womerfs Institute 1mu°n~»__0]'5_ Ann” md mumbai commend wa d
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this was beau* of her mom"_m_ .Mit Barstowe told me to request! _g\?.`-,m» d¢ qu °" d d were ten members, three of whom Low,-y_ I pmmbn Nunn' W
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