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‘rib little tree I planted out, And often muse upon, liq be alive, and gmwu thrive, Ana out into the suuiizut strive. when I am dead and gin".

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so it shall be my legacy

‘lb the wilers in the _uii,

lo sweet its shade, each man and

maid,

Ifly be induced to take a spade. And plant another one.

flog-my of sweet ‘route-zit, Of’ shelter in the storm. Good-will shall thrivJ, shall live, _ And happiness to all snail rive, lb-see its benuteous form. .. —Elh"i\\'yn Wethernl

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WHEN BIRDS AWAKEN

A bird-lover in France has been dudying the time birds rise in the morning, and has come to the con- clusion that if we were able to identify the singLng of the innum- urible birds in the countryside it would be almost possible to do without clocks.

All birds, we are assured bYPI- nifhologists, begill to sing at a fixed,

_ Try a "Hospital- Tested” Remedy

Normal health and energy N1 possible only when the haemoglobin content of the blood lS normal. That is because it is the haemoglobin that distributes vital oxygen fiom the lung and riutrimeiit from the dig- ostive organs to build body cells Ind clear the system of poisons.

DI. Williams’ Pink Pills — long recognized as an efficient blood- builder - were recently put to ari- other authoritative test of their

r to increase haemoglobin in

blood-streams of run-down, nervous people. Forty thin-blood- ed, "tired out" students were “blood lasted" before and after a five rocks‘ tratment at a leading Co.- nsdian hospital. The authentic re- nocds of the test proved that these

Pills sre remarkably valuable in re- wiring strength and vigor.

Almost without exception the patients-male and female students -showed notable increases in hae- moglobin, ranging as high as 22 per cent. They declared that they felt greatly improved iri energy and vit- ality. The doctor in charge of the sllnio was surprised by the extent II the improvement in so short a time.‘

Many thousands of beiiefitted users have Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills to thank for restoring them to normal health. The same happy exnerlmvi? can be youn. Try a month's treat- ment. Children and young women In rnnny csses need this “test prov- rn" remedy as much as adults do. Your Drugglst Can supply you-Si) rants a package.

individual reports on these 40 patients, certified by the hospital pathologist, are on tile.

MORTGAGE!) WIFE

BY MILDRED HARBOUR

CHAPTER '13 A CIIASTENED MOMENT

When Jeanne came out of the fashionable Jewelry shop half an hour Later, her gold mesh bag was ompty of jeweh, but it was a. sub- stantial check.

There was enough to repay Adele loan and something

been easy for her to declare her jewels for sale before the coldly ap- prllsing eyes of the shop manager. It had been another bitter pill when had been forced to order a dup- necklace of paste. lbs hsd carried of? the situ- with a superb sort of poise, when she walked down the vel-

shop between rows of iww cases. a bystander have thought that she had pwdnsed. rather than sold, s trinkets wsrth a king's ran- ‘ 11o one could have guessed had sold tho only jewels in a desperate

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hour, which their kind. The reputation for early rising attributed to the lark is apparently not correct, for the greenfinch gets up exactly st half pMt one in the morning, Then come the blackcap, starting the day with his warbling at hail-past two; the quail at

three; the blackblrd at four; and then, a few minutes later, the thrush, robin iedbreast, and the

wren. Lastly, when the sun is high above the horizon, the sparrow and the tomtit come.

nArrY HINTS

Treat fruit stains while they are fresh to insure removal. Boiling water poured over the fresh staln1 makes it disappear. _

SLIP covigns

White linen slip covers for slim purses are easy to launder and give a fresh, crisp look that is not ob- tainable in fabrics that soil at the slightest much,

FEEDING ANIMALS

In allowing children to take nuts to the squirrels in the park, you establish a sense of the pleasure of giving and watching the enjoyment of other creatures. If you have a1 garden, let the children feed tb birds each day.

TO SAVE BUGS

Your dining room rug may be saved from many Spots by placing a large square of dark oilcloth un- der the baby's high chair. Hem the ends of the cloth and through each hem run a stick, :0 that the oil- cloth can be rolled easily and put 8-Way when not in use,

MAKE THEM SAFE

Every child of four or more likes to use scissors. He should have s pair of his own with blunt ends so that he cannot hurt himself. They should hang on a particular hook in his room where he knows he can always find them. Where there are two children, each should have his own pair, kept each on a hook and identified with s. bit of wool tied in the handle in differem oo- lor for each child.

GIVE AND TAKE

A very smart sports car, driven by an elegantly dressed young man was speeding through a Surrey lanei Presently he reduced speed as he approached a crossroad and looked about for a sign post. Finding no help in this direction, he tun-led and shouted to a passing laborer.

"Lneatherhead?" he enquired.

“And Ilshface to you." came the prompt reply.

RUBBER BANDS

Rubber bands should be kept in a tightly covered box in the desk drawer, preferably a. tin box. They will keep much longer than if ex- posed to the air.

Well Kept Aluminum

Never use soda as a cleanser for aluminum as eventually it will est

kinfolk, position-and love . . . While a taxi whirled her up the Avenue toward Adele Parkinson's hotel, she wondered what her next step should be. That parting word of her mother-in-lawts was omin- ous: "when we return from Hot Springs I wish to talk to you. There are a number of things which re- quire explanation."

Jeanne wondered why Vic had made no reference to that remark of his Mother's? Why, mo. he had not asked about the ruby necklace? After that frightful dinner, when Vera Dayton had cleverly brought against her an unspoken accusation, Vic had deliberately avoided her. It was obvious to her that he could say nothing which would not be re-

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Imilfflwe 118cm: “Now that you are married. you will want to take out a policy."

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holes into the metal. A whiting Dsste is the most satisfactory arti- cle for the cleaning and polishing of aluminum pots and pang In Comtuit Ulo The blanket that is in colstsnt "99 m3)’ be rinsed in soapy water as well as washed in it. It results 1n a "w" 1111113’. soft blanket, but if the blanket is to be packed sway it is safer to rinse in clear water 811d remove all the soap granules. EIIICIIQI

If you were fortunate enough to Nwlve rifts for chi-mum which would enable you to pass gum; your older article to some one less fortunate. do it immediate? and no not let them stay unused in cum; °1' dm-Wr- If you are not affiliated with a church there are hundrgdl :1 charitieslwhlch can find

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SALTED ivurs’ sysop way Th6 quickest way of saltlng nut; and the one which offers the 31mg: “b “Fl-Milt! 8-! to evenly browned fiiffmfl. crispness and delicious

avor, is to boil the nuts in oil or butter, instead of attempting m do them in the oven. Any good cook. ing or salad will answer tho pur- pose beautiful y; or you can use olive oil or good bugger,

Put the fat into a narrow sauce. Dun, so that s large quantity will not be required to give a depth of an inch or two. Heat it until a crumb of bread dropped into it will tum golden brown in 40 sewndg,

Drop in the nuts, stir them about and when they are crisp and a de- licate brown in color, drain the fat Uflmfilflalely and scatter over a plate that has been strewn with finest table salt. Sprinkle more salt over the nuts and put aside to cool.

Almonds, pecans, walnuts, or oth- er varietics of hum may be treated in this way, with delicious results.

“You seem to," murmured Jeanne.

"Did you get her the birthday present like I asked?"

Jeanne shook her head.

"But you will get it, won't you?" he insisted.

Jeanne hesitated a moment, mg then decided that the truth was best.

“Adele took the check away from me. She-she needed it."

He stared at her in amazement.

"What do you mean, ‘needed 1v?"

“Adele install her money in a bad investment. She is practically pen- niiess. That is why she left here. Henry, what is the matter? Where are you going?"

Henry was already starting for the revolving doors. The card

proach, and he was too fine and too proud to question her.

She determined to see him tha. very night and make a clean breast of the necklace affair. It was better to admit having lied b0 his mother

charge which Vera Dayton! insinu- ations had brought about.

At the hotel Jeanne was infonn- ed, to her amazement. that Adele Parkinson had checked out that very morning, but the clerk gave her Adele's new address. Jeanne recognised it as a modest residential hotel in the upper seventies

She was crossing the foyer to the taxi entrance when she heard a quick step behind ha. and s hand was placed m her arm.

‘fuming qulokly, she found hor- self face to face with Henry Har- rison. _

"Good Heavens. you here!" sho gasped. "Why only last night l received a letter from you written in Iowa."

He nodded"! guess l came on tho lune train it did. Business and- ot-other things Bay, when is Ira Parkinson?"

Jeanne shrugged. and held out the card on which the clerk had wrltun Adele's new addreu. “(Jin-ious, her leaving like this.

than to remain silent under the-

Jeanne had given him was clasped .74 his hand. | "I'm going to find her just n; uick as l can, and then I'm going to ask her to marry me," he said over his shoulder. Jeanne laughed involuntarily. "Rim 510118. Younfi Lochinvar!" she called after him, mockingly, but her eyes were a trifle wistful, She went to the telephone booth, and rang up Adele at the new ad- dress. Adele answered lunquldly. Her voice sounded muffled. as though the might have been weeping, \ "This is Jeanne. f just rang you up to announce that young Lochin- var is even now charging up Broad- way. I would advise you to put on your traveling gown. Goodbye." “Joanne, wait a minute! Don't ring off! What on esrtli—" "You'll know in a few minutes”

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Brown Betty With Indigo;

A lmlihful sud animus dessert for the whols family. ‘Pwelve dices 0f zwelback, 56 cup butter, ii cup 811811‘. 3 IPDRI, peeled and sliced. Butter the slices of swelbuk and "P1118! in tbs bottom ofs buttered bakinldlshJlixtholoples withtha will‘ and arrange in s lsyer mg],- the sweibsck. Dip the remnmin. slices in bot water and plsoe on top 01 lmrleu. Sprinkle with sugar gnd dot well with butter. Drudge lightly with cinnamon. Cover and bake in s bot oven for a half hour.

Scalloped Carrots

Two tablespoons butter, 2 tabie_ IDOOnsfiour, l cup milk, salt m4 WPPQI’ to taste. Dice carrots and cook until tender in just enough water to prevent burning. Melt but. ter, add flour, salt, pepper gm gm- in the milk gradually. When thick Hid weamy. pour in the drained carrots. Place in s buttered casser- ole, sprinkle with buttered crumb; and bake until nicely browned,

Marshmallow sumo

Melt if pound marshmallows with 15 cup water. Add 1% cups confec- tlflnefl was: and best until smooth. Add l teaspoon vanilla extract and W111i) in the stlffly beaten whites d 3 QFJ- Serve over chocolate ice crew;

Fish Chowder Add diced potawm to l quart of 50111118 Wlier and cook until soft. Drain mash and place back in the Wltfl- Cut % pound of salt pork into cubes and fry until the fat is extracted. Theo add 2 chopped on- ions and cook until tender. Add unions pork. 1 pound of fish that has been shredded into small pieces and l quart of milk to the potato e. Benson with salt, cayenne and a dosh of curry powder. let simmer for 20 minutes. Thicken with i tsblupoon cornstarch m‘- solved in a little cold mflk and an, plvius bot. Cabbage salad Just another deviation from the usual cold slaw that may attract. Your fancy. 'Iwo cups chopped csb- bage, 1-3 cup chopped pii-nentos, 1-3 cup grated raw carrot. 1-8 finely chopped celery salt, pepper, suffic- ient salad dressing, to bind together. Let blend for two hours before serv- ing.

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laughed Jeanne. “Meanwhile let mo inform you that l am here at your old address with a large check in

my bag. Do you want me to send it Bro

to you, or shall l deposit it at your bank?"

Adele's sigh of relief was plainly audible over the wire.

She gave Jeanne directions for the disposal of the money, and urg- ed her to come up to tea.

“I'll come up for the wedding." laughed Jeanne, and rang off with- out explanation.

On the way out to a taxi she raz into Vic Barstowc. ascending th. steps with Vera Dayton, ciingln. costly to his arm.

(To Be Continued.)

Swede Turnips For Table Stock

(At the Charlottetown Experiments Farm I

The growth of swede turnips in i033 was remarkably good under .he circumstances. During the l Lter port of August aphids stud-ted the swede: and hindered growth con- sldernbly until checked by rain and cool weather in late September. Oc- tober wu exceptionally wet and roots grew well. Reports from var- ious districu indicate that all vari- eties grown this year ,werc much more footy than usual. Of the six- teen varieties and strains of nvedos tested four were outstanding as tabla stocknndsrenmnged inthaordcr in which they are mommendcd:

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mania for P!‘ eats out their hearts

A woman will bleglng3 upon her. kind, generous, devoted inst. ii of GSI/LLUIIDI herself beats uiXm her - women because

cloud that blots out

1t is literally in their husbands more than easier to forgive unfaitbfulness they do a man's thing that oftcnem, turns msrriaifl woman lathe way her husband

- into th house or 2:: gflvgxlflcxlieccrfg: she can‘ brood over until it becomes an offense that

sets her to pricing a ticket to Reno.

cause he likes light and the minute sll the window shades, culous height. bearable bcmuso her and hangs up tho WW1! 0!! able other women

husbands‘ smoking.

their husbands’ neslect of Wu» appreciation Now this is my everloving wife grieve ten you will find that the

m did m his comma dlys. over having lost his aflsctious. It is also woman's fstsl

oi Jealousy over whom he has amused himself

he needn't tell her that it every man in the world 1-5 l be his daughter.

which is aggrnvated, if it is not c0 exaggerate the importance

suggestion and fill-lib!!!" her affairs and an indication that

Pity us Poor Women, Who Have so Much to Bear!—But Don't Forget, Cautions Dor- That Most Womeifs Troub- les Are Molehills Which They Magnify Into Mountains

one of the strangest things about women is the way they mam"! They have s positive genius for making ‘ ‘

hills, and it is the usiduous following of slbls for most of their . V It is literally true that most of woinenl troubles are little troubles. these. Possibly the pebble in the shoe hurt-l as badly u a mortal wound, but itlsboth poth- etio and humorous that the flainll l-hat ruin most woman's lives and of which they 00m- plsin loudest and ing tragedies, but Potty irritations.

I Alli. into which unnumbered thousands of 10mm weep, and as I listen to thing that nmanesmemost ishowsmoll isthc grievance that most of spoil their happiness,

odding at a pimple “n11!

admit that Heaven has bestowed all of its choicest She has health, every comfort and luxury. a I°°¢ husband, lovely children, a beautiful home, the favorite breast and cries out that piic shshasmsdosomstiny spcckon all of her sunshine. ‘ true that women raent some little personal Decillllflt! they do their V1086. or drunkenness or having some llttll habit that

eetsoi-hlsfailuretowipehisfeetonf-he

woman who is on the point of divorcing her husband. "BB

which she all"?! 3MP! 1 know another woman who husband scatters the papers the bathroom floor. And who have destroyed driven their husbands from them l1! ‘H8158 l!

The thing over which the gust gamut! of wives make moot moan is a dlreful thing, if true, and calculated to make , but if you wife's charges hsvo no basis in fact.

tcaks instead f o chlds, and because he doom‘ a o r she considers herself

ability to put two and two tovther Ind m" n hundred out of it, that causes many a wife to endure needless tortures her husband's secretary or some P11“! 11111110 film?" '11-“ at a party. She has seen that platinum blonds who works for him

was just about fool who falls for every girl And so she goes green-eyed over a husband who never

‘m4 a philanderinl impulse in 1111 111e- Another potent source of trouble with women is the in-law‘ trouble.

in-law takes it as an

run her house, and forthwith she runs up

out of mois- this occupation that is respon- unhappiness

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niyseh, n sort of human tear Jul their tales of woe the

them are permitting w and I marvel lllln and of value, the irresistible feminine they turn it into o. cancer that

but daughter of Lady Luck lhd is the most miserable of all her horizon into a

and that they find it being rib-account than gets on their nerves. The inlo cinders, ashes and dust to a

his forgetting to post letters. AnY l

provider, bo- ho comes in the housshemlvl “P exactly at the some Incli- lfetls thlt hdr life is un- when he reads f-helu 1 know innumer- nn the peace of their homes and unending fight on their

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