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“\\'h.”it cliiiilce have I got \\'itli tliiii.
girl? Ono nt' lici' zirliiiii'crs owns an
aiitoinoliilo and the otlicr han; ii inoior-
boat."
"Son, if she likes you a trip to thi*
muvics would plcunc her just us well."
ii Pnféshal intl
Hair Coeds
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lrittetowii. ISIS-l ‘J~.\i\lwtu11i\lpd.
Charlottetown.
2802-ii-L'.\ltli:.lii3wits.
D.C. McLeod, K.C., W.E. Bentley, K.C.
McLEOD &. BENTLEY.
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Offices-B;inl< of N. H. tfhauibers.
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HOTEL OXFORD
Copley Square, Boston Mass.
Near Public Lihrsrar. Trinity t‘hurch.
Christian Science C urrh. New liners I
house and but I0 rnlnuies tothe shopping
and business section.
Electric rs pan the Oxford to ll.
and M. R.c;.StntIon.s|ll|R.bS.lBi:1¢s and
rt t ln su ur .
:Ii%l;7|l,: rt;’oi3l!l‘%y and up; with bath
Doiible rooms $2.00 and up; with beth
CHARLOTTETOWN Ll£AD8 CITIES
lN PRIZE MONEY
The seven days’ racing connected
with the Nova Scotia Exhibition have
had a. lot to do with turf history in
this country, but never _before has
there been such remarkable speed
developed at the Halifax races as at
this meeting. Outside of the colt races,
53 heats have been trotted or paced
better than 2.30, and 37 have been
made in 2.20 oi' better.
A number of new Maritime Pro-
vince records have been established
Bragg by Boring, and owned by R.. H.
Edwards, Halifax, and driven by Frank
Boutilier, reduced the trotting record
for 3-yeui'-olds from 2.23% to 2.20'/L;
Bob Mac, by Commodore Ledyard,
o\vncd by Edgar (‘ampbcll, Little Bras
d'or and driven. by Purvis, reduced
the record for Maritime Province bred
pziccrs on l’rovinci`al tracks from
114'., to 2.121% and also matic the
izistcsi niilc of thc nicotiiig. and the
stallion lliuyur ’i`odd, owned by Ham-
mond Ki-ily of Cliarlottctoivii reduced
the Maritime Province trotting stallion
record to 2.101.-L.
Nova Scotia leads in money win-
nings with $3.280, P. E. island next
with $2.520, while New Brunswick
won $1,100. Viiarlottetowii leads the
cities with $2.240, linlifax $1.500, l~‘rcd-
ericton $1,040.
t‘npt ll. .\. hlcliinnon. t‘harlottetown
loads nil owncrs and drivers in win-
nings; his iiiarc, liclcn ll., wnii niorc
than any other horse at this meeting,
taking tiircc t'ir_~'ts, $600; his totiil
iyiiiiiings \\'crc $800,
Tominy ltziyniond of Fredericton
conics next of thc drivers with $760.
Other winning drivers over $100 \vci'e:
Kelly, $520; l’urvis_ $500; Mus-
i:i'ii\'i', $400; floutilici; $381); Steele.
$1200; t`|ii.'<liolin, $1400; Stewart, $200;
t':inicron. .‘i4:i0ii; l`onroy, $2130; 191|!-Scif.
$'_'ii0; t'ni‘v'oil, $3211; /\ckci', $1500;
lloopcr, $1130; Burke, $160; Poster,
$100.
'l`lie meeting has been well conduct-
cd. as might he expected. with such
officials as F. Power as starter, and
.lziincs .\, Fraser, the etticiciit spetyl
siipcrintciidcnt aguiii in tho stnnd.
'i`iiis linic l’, ld. island was repi't'sciit-
cd by I1 i~l. Brown, ot' t‘hurlottctown
and l~‘ranli l’0wr=i' pays him thc coni~
liincnt ni “being one of the best men
lic i-vcr had :issoi‘i:itr'd with him in
the stand." and he has had a great
in:iiiy_ 'l‘lii\ro has boon general satis-
i`a<'tion with their dccisioiis, cxccpt
in zi. iuiiiplc of iiistaiicvs, but such are
lioiinrl to happen in thc course oi' it
sr-vcii days' meeting. Ilaliizix
Rci'oi'dcr.
PHONING FROM TRAINS.
_\ short linio ago, old _N0. 5, the
lliiilzilti ilycr ol` thc. Dclewzirc, Luck-
nwziniizt and \\'csir'rn ltniirond, roar-
cd into the tcriiiiiinl yaird nt lloho-
ken, liringing with it_ Leo do l~`oi'csl,
I.. ll. l-`nli~_\'. and sf'\'crai olli<~.rs in at
party. Tlioiigli no one hilt thc lriiin
crcw and tho prcsidciit of the l.zickai-
wanna. Railroad know it, those mcn
had been cxpci'iniciiting for nionllis
with zi. wiriilcss tclcplinnc systcni dc-
signcrl to transit. iiicssngcs i`i'mn tho
ilyci' to ii ti'acksiilo station nt Bing-
hninpton, New York, and thcy had
iiiizilly lit-on siirccssfiil. That very
evening. rushini: on through thc night
at a mile a niinute pace, tliose men
had pickcd up the wireless tclcplionc
operator at Binghampton, and talked
with him iivc times from different
points along thc track,
The first message was telephoned
when the express was at Loiinshcrry,
26 miles west of Binghampton. From
then until the train reached Alford,
L17 miles east oi' the city, iiicssngos
were excliaiigctl between thc spt-cial
and the Bingliampton division licnil-
riiiartcrs. And with thc recortling oi’
those niosszigcs radio tolcplioiiy from
n moving train was pi'onouiiccd prac-
ticablc.
This, of coursc, is the very first stop
in that important telephone dr‘vr~.lop~
m<'_ni, lint. dc l°`orcst has stated that
with so much riccoiriplislieti, it is
only a matter of ri few months when
possciigci's on the liackiiwanna will
he able to go to tho wireless tole-
plionc booth-to lic maintained nn
all overland trains-pick np tlié rc-
cciver and get liito communication
with any central telephone station
equipped with a radio sci. The nr-
rangenieiiis in the central station will
ho such that a siihscriboi' in the city
in qiiostion will bo sible to have his
cxtcnsinii cniinc_ctcil with the radio
set, and the traveller will actually be
iililc to oxcliniigo words with his soc-
retary, his liusincss partner, or his
faintly. at any time during his jour-
ney.
'l`lic nniiipiiiciii of the Biiffzilii llyrr.
which is Ihr- only outfit of its kind
in thc world, is nniisiinliy complete.
De l<‘oi'csi has convci‘tcli fr combina-
tion mail and liiigirage car into a gen-
craiing sizilitin on wheels. A iivc-
linrsr~ iniwcr slcani-turbine i:i\iioi'al-
ini: iiiiii_ has liccn insiallc_d_ 'l`l|is tur-
liini' lakes its stcani iroin i_iic loronio
iivc t_lironi:li ai ilcxilile cQndiiii_ steam
hr-inL! siipnlicil nt 125 pounds prcs-
inirc. All thc 4-lr-ct|'ii~_nI ci|iii1iiiicnt
is roiitniiictl in this single cor, with
thc 1:xi'r~ptioii of llic iclcplioiic sci,
which is located ln tho chi' next .in
it malinixniiy lined bnnlli :ind nt first
glnncr' zippcrir.-s to bc :in prdinnry
wnll-lvpc tv~lr~nlioiic ol' propnrtioiin a
lililc lnrgci' than usnnl. ('iirrc_iil from
thc gr\nr'r:itini: cur is siippliorl in thc
iiislrlimciii ilirongli zuljiislnlilc und
wnlI»insu|at<-d r'aIili~s,
Thi- liiisiiiess cud of thc telcpiiont'
is locnicil on thc roof of each ot' thc
iirsl four cars in liic irnin, 'l`Iii' nn-
trnnn s_\'siciii is cmiiiiriscil of two
nnmlici' ti-ii, ~ f:ti'iimlml_ phosphor
Iiruiiw' wires, which :ire clcvnied on
what :irc ltimivn ns "pl-iiir~onl" porce-
lain insulators, :ibnnl 18 Inches :thrive
the roof of cnt-li rar. \Vlif~_n the
irniii is inndc up, :ill four :iiiicniin
wires are l'o|iiif'i'lf‘_il hy iiioziiis ol'
flexible coiiiier-tors. so that the ontiro
system is some 300 foci. in length.
The onuipmcnt in nach trncksldr-
slaiion is nlniost the same as that oil
hnnrd the liver. ext-ont. limi ilic nn-
ionnn is well elevated and looks very
much like thc average wireless ile-
graph sl_atinli_
Tlioiigli Ili-_ l<`orr~sI has boon cxpcri-
ini~nl_iniz with the liackuwanna outfit.
but a few months, his actual work
on the wireless leloplione system hcl
cxtcnilnil over a period of years. llo
has faced and mastered hundreds of
difficult problems, not the least of
which would overcome the roar and
rumble of the moving train. This
was accomplislieri by 111011118 0f HH ill'
strnment known an the oudion. which
amplifies the voice current to more
than 60 times the original intensity
and thus raises it for above the local
noises. This addition is also being
N’
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100 lbs
Exits Quality.
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Piuofasio
in io, -zo mialiooipotmd bagel*
-guafaateedllfuii weight. V ;
When you buy _Lantl¢__Sugar’Ioi'_PreservlnK» You get more than the
choicest Cane Sirldr. of fine even granulation and brilliant sparkleff A
You get it in full"-‘w`eighr bags, containing 10. _20 -0|' |00 iwundb of-this
matchless sugar. You can also get fine or co¢l'5¢ .El‘~ll\\l|BU0“ ill 01° »
_ t e1
|00 pound bags _ _ "
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cler, this wireless telephone system
will also greatly facilitate tho opera-
tion of thc trains on the Lackawanna.
.»\ccoi'ding to Mr. Foley, superinten-
dcnt of the telcphonc and telegraph
of small radio tcleplionc stations, ln-
tlic right ot' way. \\'ith these, it will
bo possible to transmit orders
verbally to train conductors or engin-
eers direct. Mi'. Foley saysz-
very sninll radio toll-phone transmit-
tcr which can lic installed 'ontplcle
for less than $00, and which will
be ciipzililo of tcicplititiiiig to ii
Caboose ovci' a range ol` tivo or thrco
miles. I-lc cstinintcd that a railroad
line ol’ 500 niilcs can lic t`iilly equip-
ped, for sncli i`i'niglit signalling ser-
vice t`or an initial outlay oi' $1l0.000.
Operating oxpciiscs :ill told. would
not cxcccd $1,000 pi-i' :innuin."»-
Tccliiiicnl \\'orld l\lngziv.inc.
WEALTHV WOMAN IN THE
UNITED STATES
More than $1,000,0tl0,000 of wcrilili
is actually in the hands of American
women, if the host statistics are trust-
wnrtliy, rind 4 of ihcin alone direct.
nianzige and hold tlic_ piirsc strings ol'
the niorc $72!!l.0tl0_000. l\'cni'ly every
stnti' in the llnitcd States has its rich
\vnnir~n, known loczillfv and yet uttci‘l_\'
unknown to thc ncivspiipcr renders of
the country. Statistics, show, says
tho B:iitiiiini'c .f\nici'ic;iii_ that their
conibincd holdings go wcll over the
$l,000_0tl0,0fl0 inzirk_ and tho potent cl-
cinent of the situation is that the
rir-lies <'ni'r_\' with lhcm iniliicnt-_c over
tho big business of the nation. 'l`ho
mails are ovci'ilo\\'ing with lottcrs to
thc grcnl woincii ot' thc inniii-_v world.
l\l:iny ot' tiicin :irc froiii proI`cssioiinl
In'ggni's, Iinl si ;.:i'cat ninjuril_v :ire
earnest rippcnls for hcip,
t‘hii‘t' :iiniing tht' woineii who hold
the reins upon nioncy is Mrs. lllnry
\V. llzirrimnn. it took l')d\vnrd ll.
llarriiiiun icss than 100 \\'ords~li9 to
he cxnct»~to tr:insl'cr his cntirc os-
tntc to his wife witliotit tho slight-
est' i'esti'iction ns to `wii:it sho should
do with it or how she should do it.
'l`hf'rc have been many cases ol' inlir~_i'i-
tance wlicrr' no such frcc hand was
illvcii, :ind they linvt- not bcon in-
cluded in this sclicdiilc_ For insiniicc,
Mrs. John Jacob Astor inlicritcd ii
huge estate, saddled with thi- con-
dition that sho should not tnltc any
otlicr liiisliand :ind still enjoy tho
ftill fruits oi' the Astor i'oi't\iiic_ ln
iiizirki-d roiitiuist with this sitiiatiuii
the liairriinnn will plaiccd thc widow
in at-tnzil r-oiitiwil oi' 1.':'i,0fl0 inilos of
i';iili'<\z|ii, gzivc hcr ii iloiniiiziling
'\‘oit~c in thc iiiniinllciiiciit of 50,000
milcs in-ori~_ and ninilc hcl' the chici
iiiiliicrico in the handling of 5»l,000
miles of sen roiiii-s.
Mrs. Sage was also given the cus-
tody of her millions without ii
string. The will gave her :"wiiiioiit
let or liindrziiicc" the inillions that
had been locked tip in Wall Strc_ct. it
did not require any act oi' lnw oi'
gracious act oi` man to niakc Mrs,
llctty Grccii the inisiross int' hcr tics-
tiny _ Sho inhcriicd $1,000,0ll0 front
her fntlicr, the into i<}ilwnr<i llohinson
and nn zinnt addcil $fi,000_000 lziicr.
llul Mrs; (irccii mario thc liiilk of her
eslntc li<‘_rst'lf_ Sho took hci' nest egg
:ind wcnl into thc mnrts 0i` nioncy.
']`lii'rc shi' iii-cuiiif' ai dnlly \voi'ltci' and
no main kept. with more cure noi' add-
cd with more zeal than .sho both kcpt
her cstato and iiict'cnsorl it.
Mrs. llclon Gould Slir'plici'd has donc
sninf-lliing -nt' thc sanio ,kind on it
diiferr-nl_ iscalc. Sho had about $10,-
000_000 to start. :ind slic iiivc:;t<~_rl her
moiicy with jiirlgniciit, and ltr-pt the
i|ii'i'<-asc. Hiro did not coinc personal-
ally iii coiitnct with thc nicn who
inzidc inoncy thi-ir stoclc in iriiilo, but
nlic ilircclr-il innny ti big dcni tlini
was niailr' possible by both ln~i' judg-
incnt :ind iniliions, l’nri of tlir- Vninlor
l>ilt_ millions clinic to Mrs. lln|'ry
l‘n_vnr~ Wliitnr_v, who finds in nrt nn
oiitlct for hcl' nciivitifrs.
"Use lllncs Siipcrinr idssciicc of
Vinci-Zur and Niixcd Spivcs wlicn innk-
ini: l’ir-ities mid “t¢how"-you‘ll huvo
hotter lnck. Macs l'}sscin:o ol' Vin-
czni' and Mixed Spices :irc boiler lint
they don‘i_ cost any intirc ilinn the in-
ferior kinds. 'l‘r_v them. 'l‘lio Two
Macs. 149 Great George Street. Mlf
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¢ , ,.1 thin, the nerves
'| ; I exliniistcil il II tl
l, f vitality runs low.
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 By building up
l l | the ncrrc force of
, 1, hotly and mimi
_ il - \ _ ,: Dr. ('||i\se'i-i Nerve
' , ' l| ‘I Food is an nn-
 il lmiiiiilcd blessing
_ . ‘fy to people of ad- I
1 vuncdtl yi,-urs.
 |   50 crnts A box, all
- dalers. ,
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”`5°liH|t.lPP PRETTO Proprietoh ental telephone service.   `~:'f
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systr-in ot' the init.-kawuiiiiii, the oiil-_to date inexpensively by tll0 USG 01'
cizils contemplate cstablisliing a seriesfthe hairline plaided blue and white
cated :it certain signal towers alongltern. The kitchen walls had been pre-
“Di'. De Forest is bringing out aflr-ss place, dreary onoiigli to diminish
it ought to he conclusive -evittenetiilint
gorra, then it‘s idle ye'll be tomorrow
OILCLOTH AND
ENAMEL KITCHEN
One woman has evolved n ratli€l‘
new idea in bringing hcr kitclwll UD
loilcloth which resembles tiles in pat-
'viously painted a dull gray. U10 \H`iCl¢S
around the kitchen range were thc
'same color and its board floor and
drab ceiling had made it a dull color-
ithc ciitliusizism of any cook. This was
.the way ilie room looked when the oil-
‘cloth idea carrie to the owner RH il
‘solution of li0\v it might be matic into
un attractive room at at small price.
' l-‘irst slit' had the ceiling and sidc
wzills painted a clear hint' white. so
thni they might he spongcd off as S0011
as they grew smoky. The window and
door' cnsiiigs were iinislicil with wliltc
cnanicl pziint which could also be
spongcd oft. Next the bricks around
tho range were painted briglit red and
painted in white the usual way; thci
she` had her carpenter fustcn zi wahis-
coting of blue and white 01|-Cl0li\ il
yard :ind ti quarter wilc around the
entire wall space. fastening it at the
bottom with a halt’ round, and at the
top \villi ti qiinrtcr round wooden mold-
ing painted with white enamel.
She tlicn limi the floor covered with
n good blue and white patterned linu-
lcum. the tiihs and table covered with
oil-cloth to match tlic waiiiscoatiiig,
and the kitchen cluiirs, ironing table
and the legs of the zinc-covered tahlc
ircatcd to wliiii' enamcl paint. Frcsli
white shades were put up :it the win-
dows with littlc dottcd szish curtains
liainging Iicforc the lowcr sash.
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The Kitchen Cabinet I
The kitclicn cabinet. forincly also
n drab-colorcil al`i`ziir, was white cnliiii-'
clcd,, and oil-cloth like thc wainscot-
ing adorned its shelves. Sho had ti
box nindc large enough to hold two
buckcts ot’ coal. :ind had it zinc-lined
on thc inside, white enameled on thr-
outsidu nt eitlior end and mic on top
to lift the cover with, so that it
might lic rollcd to thc kitchen door
to rcccive its daily Supply of coal and
then be rolled 'back io` its coiiveiiieiit
position beside thc stove. -Next sho
had :i sinzill vegetable biii.nindc with
tliroc coiiiimrtiiiciits and n liingcdy iid
wliicii slnnt`ed` 'slightly down iownrils
tht- front: this slit' paiiitcd _with white
ciinintrl, and ii also stood on czi:<ioi'.<.
lt ivzis just thc right sizc lo roll under
thc ltitclicn tnblc out of i,l1c`w_uy, but
lnrgc ciioiiglrio cnijr_\' ii two or thrcu
d:i_\'s siipply of slziplc vcgclzililcs.
_sucli ns potiilocs, niiitins :ind so on,
Slit' nilvnnccil nnollici' iicw illcn in
painting hci'_ xiiic garlingc hiickcl.
wiiich :itood iiiiilci' the sink. with white
cnninci on the oiitsidc and black paint
on the insidc with a coat of sliclliic
o\'i'r the paint. 'l`liiis it hcid neiilior
odor nor grouse. i`or nothing would
stick to it; :in idcn well \voi'tli copy-
ing.
The Water Boiler
l']vcn thc hot water boiler was paint-
cd whitc; :ind with :ill its dainiy ap-
pi~ni‘zii|r'c thcrr: was not ii tiiini: in the
whole kitvlicii that could not lic wash-
ed oil' with soap :ind wnicr, cxccpt
pc_i'li:ips the window slinrlos, whit-li
could lic easily and cliciiply he rc-
plnccd at almost any time.
(lf all ihn rooms tlint Should lic
clir‘t‘i'_v in any lioiisc. thc iiiirsci'_v and
the kitclicn nrc tho ones iiiosl. dcscrv-
ing ui' every ctiort that can bc put
foi'wni‘d lo miikc tlicm so. lloili iipmi
siiiisliiiie nnd linppy tliuuglits, and thc
ainiosphci'c of the kitchen will iniikc
ii-‘=I‘ii` i`r_'_|i in thc l|nnll_iy of thc cook
ing, just :is tho sliiisliiny iittrsory will
liriL'li|i~n ihc lhongliis of thc iittlo onus
who spciid their dn_y.s in it,
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Thi' “lqsliiiiizton (D.(!.) Star nays:
I/\' noicil pli_y|'siciuii says that it is ull
in ti .urine 'or it mother i.o ive hor
b:ib_v fH`t"‘i'l'iiii i-oi`i'ee_‘ Nelihcrgol the
drinks I'nn possibly do ‘thc child ani'
irfififi .g,|,\'d..tIic first drinks aro'slii'o to
f‘f\\iF0 filHiit:rr'cinr'.iil. and tho child is
the worse for them for several dayr;
and. in fact, iiiiill tho system gots to
the place wlinro it can iissiinili-iic tht
now “iii'iign_" for siicli they arc. ’l’lir-rc
arc mon who any that good strong cof-
i'i‘r~_ acts upon tlicni like n drink of
wliisI<\'. sind that It stliniilates tlioiii in
renowcrl mental notion. The woman
lofi 'lrinkcr rlcclarcs thnl sho fools
‘nil gniio t-o pioccs' till sho goin hor
cup oi’ strong ten, and it is quite coni-
nion to nrrnngo for strong drauizliis
of both if one is callod upon to sit up
for beyond the usual limo, for the pur-
ore of keeping one awake. From this _
lea and coffo nro not fit for children A
l.o drink, and it is a mootcd question
!vlic_i_lif\r llir~_v iiro really ilt for human
use oiitslflo of tho drugs and medi-
cines that are found in the 'doctni"s-
hooks._ Of course it is the abliiie of
things wlilch makes them harmful and
gnost ponple abuse the use oi’ tea and
ii
_oIfee. The newest theory is that its
nrentrletod use brings on early loss
of sight and total blindness."
FOREMAN’S OCCUPATION GONE.'
Casey (aiitioycri at ifisrveillancei -
Say! is wait-hlii' me all ycz have ,to
do? - _ _
Foreman fcurtly)- lt. ls. -"1 '_ ' _
asey (throwing down piclt)- Be
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'ART' 'AND AN A'ri.A‘s‘.
(Suggested by it recent competition
for the best popular song.) _
§Froiri. the London .O_pinion_,)
The bard \vlio enlarges 'his plnions
To capture the popular taste. _
May cniulute Kipling in vorso bright
and rippling, _ -
Ami yin. rind his Mitac, only “i1laC€d."
The gallery boys will ignore him.
The pit to his merits be blind.
Unless he possesses, and neatly ex~
iit'osc,S. ._ t ~
A Qrq;i¢.G<wgraphlcal.1iIiiid.
His swift fliglits of fancy must hear
him
icmni silizery Siwta by the wh
To black piccaniiiiiies who haunt tlio
Virglnnies, _
l\‘i'oni tlicnce to the girls oi 1’ai'ec_,
110 sings ot' his Dinah in Dixie,
His maid on the sweet Zuydnr Zoo,
And when liofecls -trippy, ntlwon Mis-
' sissippi, .
llc straightwiiy embarks f1tllCY UGG-
llo loves ti sweet Japanese Keisha,
An orange girl, too, in Seville.
ln far Alzihainn ziiioilioi"t‘aii' chamber
ln rug-tinic inipels him to trill.
Ali! l<`tiinc is awaiting tho poet,
And iiohlo will bc his rc\vni'd
\\`lio sings ot' fond lovers, and liaply
dscovers
A spot that is yet iincxplorotl.
IN THE KITCHEN.
l.ovc Pudding.-l<‘ivc ¢'i§i§S. “V0
lahlospoo|ii`uls of flour, five talilc-
spooiiiiils ot’ buticr, live tablespoon-
fnls oi' honcy or juni. iivc inlilcspoon-
iiils nt' sugar. iivi' inblcspooiifuls "ol
milk, ont- tcnspoonfiil ot' soda. ’i`ic in
ii cloth :ind lioil. Serve with crcuni
and sugar or ciistard.
'l‘hc slrcll ot' an egg often lircaks if
plunged directly hito boiling water. li
is ri good plnn to pour ii littlc wiirin
watcr ovcr them first lieforc putting
ilicm into hot water.
indian l‘ie.-Any cold meat loft over
from previous inciil will do, Mincc
ilnrly and :uid into lnrge onion; put
saint' inln ordinar_\'-sized pio dish. ttiitl
take suilii-lent stock to cover mince,
add <lcs\~rtspooiil`iil ciiri'_v and table-
spooniiil vinegar, a little salt. sugar
and pcppcr; pour' ovcr nicht :ind put
in oven for lil niinutcs. Then have
i'cnd_\' :tonic innslicd potatoes. which
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li:\lt` inch thick. gnrnisli with chillics
sind return to oven to lirowii.
`S:ilinon 1\l:i)'riiiii;iiso.---'l`\vo cggs,
Iwo tnl>li':<pooii|`iils viiii'g:ii', one trat-
sponii t-nrli ol' suit, sugar. innstzird,
and c:i_\‘cii|ic pcppcr, tivo tziliicspoiiii-
luis of ircsli crcuiii_ ont' lin snlnioii,
:ind sonic frcsh lcttucc cliopped up
fincl_\'. Ilcniovo lioncs i'i'oin salmon
and put niici'ii:ite ltiycrs of lciiiicc anti'
snlinoii in small pic dish. Pour over'
this tlir' drcssing, nindc as follows:
llczit tht' yolks of Iwo eggs well, then
add gradually vinegar, salt, mustard,
cziycnnc, and, lastly, the fresh cream.
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L f-_-find that will last for years.
"_ th`e_`y;wort;h less than the price
‘ 'think itawfully expensive-it
either.
Phone 125 to-day.
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Gni'iiisli with lini'il-lioilcd l‘l§i§S. 0liVl‘S
and [cw i'n|ici‘.~i.
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fuls of sugar, one-linli' tczispooiiful ot'
vanilla.. Put the milk on the stove to
heat. l*ut the sugar. iioiir uiid,-salt
add vanilla and spread lictween the
onc or nioro ciicuinbers i'oi' a t`t'w days,
ni' up to ii \\'c_ck, gci. ti lmskcl lzirgn-
cnougii to hold what you rcqiiirc, then
put at layer nt' grass in the bottom,
liill in the t:ii<'iiinlici's, then nnotlici'
one of how to get. rid of ii pcstering
poddler?" .
. _, You shouldn’t let your wife and family suffer iromthe
" cold this Winter when for a small cost: we can instal a heat-
` ing system that will give you the comfort of zi day in June-
- that will require little attention-that is economical on_fuel
. _-  No modern home can afford to be withouii proper heat-
_ ing,-Many diseases spring from a cold_da_mp room. The
I-'very health and life of those most dear _is in danger. Are
We know you need a heating system in your home, but
and as good as gilt edge securities that will bring health,
comfort and happiness to your home and will not cost much
of a heating system r
isn’t. It is a sound investment
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i,i‘ca\in lui" l~‘illiii;.';.-Oiie cupi'iil oi'
niik. ont- t-rs. ti inns suit. unc liviiiwd
ahlcs ioonfiil oi' iloiir two iiiiilc~;poon
ii tht' wcil liealmi 0_i:ll“. rliid stir' into
hc mill: when boiling. When cool.
ziycrs of cake.
‘A GOOD WAY T0 KEEP CUCUM-
BERS
If at any iinic you wnnt to keep
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uycr of grass on tho top.
' oN THE JOB.
I""cddlcr-“l have fi most valuable
fools to scll. niadnin; it tells one how
o do iiiiyiliiiig.”
- Lady Lszircasticiiilyl - Does it tell
' Peddlcr (promptly) - "Oli, yes. mit-
liiin! Buy something from him."
GLYCERINE
.'\ ncvcr failing rcniirdy for liiirns
:ind scnlils is glyccrinc witii_linsced
oil. in cnsc of illness, when sugiii' is
forliidtlon, glyccrlnc is an iiivaliialilc
substitute. in the laundry glyc_erino
is useful in softening the waiter in
which iiannels are to be washed. lu
nmklng cakes ft tonspoonful oi glycer-
ine to every pound of iloiir niakcs the
cake light and fcatlicry. ln juin'ninlt~
ing glycerino prevents t`crmcntntion of
sugar when insufficiently boiled, as
well as tho crrstallisation oi' the sugar'
on top of jam pots. Three tcnspoonfuls
should be used to cvory pound of fruit.
LIFE
Our birth is but ti sleep and it forgcl-
ing
The soul that rises with us. our lilo
Star,
Iialli had clsewlicrc its se;iti_ng,
And cometh from uinr, ' . '
Not in entire fnrgetfiiliioss.
Ami nut in utter nzikediiess, 'A
llut trailing clolids of glory do ivotconu-_
From God. who is our homo:
llcave'n lies aliovc us in our ini'anc_\'!
Shades of the prison house begin to
close
Upon the growing boy. _
-\Vordswortli. lmitutlons ol! ‘Immor-
tiility, Cnnto 5. _ _
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Jilin
‘T113 Gommtodore
_-th9i1eeti_fsays:- .
ample supply of
. Smoking Tobacco
at all the best stores.
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This world-famous Brand can
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