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run of tea-m and mm ll m oldlls neutralized, this vitamin is

friendship rapidly destroyed and its dearuct-

That asks no longer deeds of ion mes complete in a strong gallantry, alkaline solution within an hour.

Or any deed at all-save that 8 Exposure to air and the duration

friend shall be of the heating period have marked

Alive and. breathing somewhere. efffect on the destruction of

like a $008. vitamin C. Heat alone, even at a

-By Eunice ‘rietllrls.

TOUCH OF SUN BRINGS ON ATTACK OF MIGRAINE

high temperture, small loss of vitamin C in foods. Prolonged cooking is the cause of

unneoesary loss of all three ——> vitamins. One day I was asked to see a so far as is known. vitamin D

woman who was in great distress; and E are not likely to be affected

she had suddenlyy develoPed by ordinary cooking methods. lllblolia or double vision. Wilt“ a Baking is recognized as the best doctor.

After quietening her down

In the brilliant sunshine for some hours. The immediate result to this was a severe attack of migraine with sickness and a bad headarhe- I advised; an ice compress to her head; a sharp does of calomel and 24 hours in bed in a darkened room. Her diet was to be milk and soda-water only

She made an uneventful recovery. but she was so alarmed at her symptoms that she intends to visit

zskill of the cook ls that of cook- ing in as small an amount of water as possible lultil the vegetables is tender, then letting the water cook away. This method closely resem- bles steaming, because most of the extracted nutrlments cling to the vegetables.

VEILS ARE, REALLY BACK WITH US

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an oculist and obtain suitable Veils are with us—and in a

spectacles. thousand new and fascinating

i———————-——-— lkfaéhlons. Milliners are using veils SKIN TROUBLES COME

‘in their new stiffened softness for FROM VARIOUS CAUSESItrimmKng, in the latest circular, -——- effects, a full twelve inches wide.

Boys and girls just past IMoIyneux. for example, employs a school age are the most frequent; veil on the crown to widen a flat sufferers from acne, bolls and other; beret and make it more flattering. blemishes of the skin. writes 8 The veil, gathered closely at the doctor. sides and quite flat across- the

Sometimes, however, the skin al- front, extends in a flat half circle a fection does not appear until the full four inches beyond the hat. early twenties. At such a time we] veiling, which is must carefully examine the Keneral slightly softer than crin, is also health. DlB-betes. Wllllil? BNWIBI-edito be utilized by the dressmakers, with boils and carbuncles, has Still and we can look forward to seeing more serious symptoms which are it in half a dozen houses as collars, soon recognized. Anaemia andljabots, and all the new furbelows clebility are more common causes with which it is rumored Dame especially in. Wu!!! wﬂmélﬂFa-s-hiozi intends to deck us this students. - Writer.

Horacio acid baths should be Mclyneux is introducing another taken daily and violent exercise. new veiling with an embroidered such as rowing, should be lace border in gold thread a couple abandoned. of inches wide as its edge. Particu-

Fresh yeast, taken in the morn- larly effective on one of ‘the halo ing fasting is excellent for clea-D- hats, which are a bit trying on ing the skin. any but the youngest face, it gives

— the chance for the rest of us to PRESERVE MINERALS indulge in this sort of headgear BY BAKING VEGETABLES and find, 1; bewm1ng_

Talbot always has new ideas, and now she is using veils as a “back drop" to the flat felt hats which are like exaggerated pancakes. Their laciness is another one of those ﬂattering things which wo- men are apt to adore.

Lewis makes a. new evening hat in a tiny turban of black and white-

Experiments have shown that the method of cooking. the man- ner of cutting. and the ell/ﬁli- 0f surface exposed during cookies have much to do with the 1058 0'! ﬂavor, minerals and food value if vegetables.

The mineral loss of vegetables classed as roots and tubers is less than for those known as stalks and leaves. Cabbage. Celery. beet F9911! and onions lose most minerals dur- ing cooking. Spinach loses none of its calcium but much of its iron un- 1955 prupedlyy cooked. Practically all minerals lost from vegetables remain in the water in which they are cooked. That is why it i8 60 lm-

too, widens the tcque with a veil, that sweeps out from the edge a full shlrring at either side of the hat.

Immaterial

‘ PAGE EIGHT . . m; rfs‘ Realm

causes only a '

been taught by ‘ good sport and stand by her bargain instead of rushing oil’ to the divorce

merit and entreaty and appeal in vain

they are ready ance can turn; printed stripes with a WOVen line of life. ticd down h f t 1 1 p shle‘ crushed by the o‘ “d, w m‘ orm "mg c! were strong enough to bear it. And many a boy would rylng if he could see the hopeless slavery into which a 51x inches and ends in so“ ,has sold himself by a prematpre‘

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Dorothy Dix '3 Letter Box

Youthful Marriages Are a Tremendous Fam- ily Problem-Single-Blessedness is Better Than Frills Without Thrills of Wedlock

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Dear Miss Dix-I have been collecting ststistim about boy and girl marriages and I find that an appalling number of children of 16 and 1'! are entering marriage every day. I have a girl of 15. I expect and hope

that she will not desire to marry until she is at least in her 20a. However, I am not inor- ing the act. that many youngsters of her age friendships which Within a year or two may result in marriage. I her understand its responsibilities and its pit- falls and preparing her as far as I can so that IF she should suddenly get married she would be in a fair way to make a decent job of it, whiloatthesamstime Iamsh advantages of waiting a few years and the

Perhaps these youngsters should not be considering marriage now, but they are, so isn't it better to advise them concerning it than to laugh it of! and have them suddenly marriage license, utterly ignorant of how to make

pop up some day with l.

the most and best of the occupation which they have suddenly chosen for themselves? N. B. Answer:

These are words of wisdom which I commend to the consideration of parents, and especially to those parents who regard the puppy love affairs of t

heir children as a merry Jest instead of tho very real danger that they are.

All of which is true, but the deed is done. Mamie and Tommy are married, and the fault is largely their parents’ because they never taught their youngsters anything about marriage. ‘

'I'hey let their children get

their ideas of marriage from novels and movies which represent it as

And it would keep many a girl

from marrying in her teens if she had her mother that

her parents would expect her to be a

this. After exhausting every argu- in an attempt to rnalke her daugh- neer-do-well, she sent the

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in the morning ?

LET’S have more crisp, cheery breakfastskLess fussing and fuming over hot foods! More health and more leisure!

It’s so easy to get a breakfast of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. No cooking or trouble to prepare. Out of the easy-open package comes a stream of crisp, deli- cious, golden ﬂakes to ﬁll each bowl. Serve withmilkor cream.

FOR CONVENIENCE

Add fruits or berries w they’re in season.

hen

Kellogg’s are rich in energy, and quickly, easily digested. An ideal breakfast for everybody. Splendid for lunch and for the children’s evening meal. Eco- nomical foo. You save both time and money when you servo Kellogg’s. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.

So. many a young girl 8nd boy might be kept from marrying before

for mrrlase by stein: how sour bread-and-butter rom-

marriage.

i I II U IJear Miss Dlx—My daughter is 23, smart, attractive, straight and marry. She has had men to disappear.

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CORNER

Berries Add Flavour To Bread

Berries are a boon

making fussy dcsscl-ls menus. When therc

desserts are deliciously simple and are suitable for children.

Blueberries which have few seeds and not much acidity are particular- ly good in puddings and plea.

Blueberry molasses puﬂs. econom- ical and good, make a nice dessert for luncheon or a light dinner.

P“d"i'“‘* Blueberry Molasses Puffs

One cup blueberries, ti cup boil- ing water, 1 cup molasses. 4 table- spoons sugar, 4 tablespoons melted

to the busy LlillC lo spellu

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SMART FROCKS FOR FASHIONABLE PEO

Illustrated Dressmaking Lessons Furnish

roi- town, country vacation. such a sportsy little outfit as this,

With Each Pattern

or appreciation. ,

portant to utilize the water-

AIR DESTBOYS VITAMINa

The destruction of vitamins is mused more generally by exposure

“HAVE YOU NOTICED WHAT A BRILLIANT POLISH OLD DUTCH

GIVES TO THE POR BATHROOM FIXTUR

Old Dutch p0”!

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It I: made with pure "sslnmotlla," material, Old Dutch not only gives scratch!

wipersP-Tid-Bits.

CELAIN ES?"

INDEED I HAVE. AND I KNOW WHY. IT'S BECAUSE OLD DUTCH II MADE WITH PURE 'SEISMOTITE,' THE BEST NATURAL CLEANING MATERIAL."

lies as well as cleans

the best, natural cleaning en cleaning on ﬁne porce-

lain, enamel and tile surfaces, but polishes or well as cleans.

Old Dutch is economical because if does mor

cleaning par penny of cost. cover more surface, contact II Ingthan the chunky, ordlnorycleonserl.

compIeIeI , and do more clean-

grltty pcrﬂcleswpresenf In OId Dutch In ideal forull cleaning-kitchen utensils and ﬂoompolnied walls and woodworlcorwlndows and mirrors. If’: kind Io hands, doesn't Iuodorlen and removes odors. There Is forth; qualifyond economy-sf Old Dutch Cleanser.

e square yards of

II: ﬂaky, ﬂat-shaped particles

clog drains, no substitute

Made In Canada

Tailor - "When your father sent you for samples of cloth didn't he say what color and material he wan- ted?"

Small Boy-“I don't think it mat- ters. sir. He wants them for pen-

Answer: I think it is a wicked thing

home. There is so ed and having a A woman ca vider. A marriag

to women has changed all of that. can make her own living and make self outside of marriage.

Leave En route To Island

MONCTON, Aug. 21—-A pB-YW comprising Canadian immigration and medical officers passed through Moncton this afternoon on the Ocean Limited of the Canadian National Railways en route to North Sydney where they will take ship to St. Pierre, there to join the French liner “Champlain" with the official delegation from France and tour parties attending the Jacques Cartier celebrations at Charlotte-

town and Gaspe. The party wri-

sisted of Dr. Henri Laurln, chief

medical officer, O. Cormler, chief

immigration inspector, W. McFaul

and J. Murphy, immigration offl-

cials, all of Quebec. They were ao-

ccmpanied by A. Labelle, Montreal, Canadian general agent of the

French line.

Secretary: "Flay 1’ have next Iweekis salary? I'm broke." Boss: "No, my wife made me promise not to make any advances in Inna "

1'01‘ Parents to try to marrying a man merely because he

much more to marriage roof over your head.

the opening up of the commercial

Of course. no one will deny that a happy marriage is ms happiest estate on earth for a woman, but unless she can ﬁn

to her she is a thousand times better oil DO

persuade a girl Into can provide her with a. comfortable than beins lust fed and cloth-

Now any intelligent, industrious girl a useful and interesting life for her.

Grierson Forced Down at Fjord

_ a strainer to remove the

ren in the family, lllullgil, it's best t0 rub very seedy lrull. sllul us blackberries and raspberries lhrougn sccds, wiucll are indlgestible and may (10 n 5111311 child harm. A small amount oi the sifted pulp may be given iilC child- ren as young as two. uowcvur. Berries also lruu ihr-msuivcs lo many types of made desserts. The not-too-rlcil ones are sultublc, serv- ed with cream, for children over six. Berry whips made of egg whites and sifted pulp are excellent for iu vallds as well, being nourishing, yet light.

Give Bread Puddings Flavor

Steamed puddings and baked pud- dings of cake-like texture nrc good served warm when the rest of the meal is cold and berry pics are cs- pecialiy popular with the mcu folks. Berries of all kinds add to the flav- or of bread pudding. 'l‘he pudding It- self may be made in several ways. A foundation bread-custard pudding may have the berries ltddcd and the whole baked as usual. Or the fruit may be stewed with sugar and pour- ed over thin slices of bread and but- ter. ‘This is molded and chilled and served with sugar and cream. These __________;___ .~-

(A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

WICK. North Scotland, Aug. 21 -An S- 0. S. message relayed to a wireless station here reported to- night that John Grierson, British flyer. was down in a Fjord on the Iceland coast.

"Have fond for l0 days. Please. search“. read a. mesage relayed here from the British trawler Der- vl:‘.1. timed at 11.30 p. m. today.

The Dervish reported they had heard: Oriersonh S. O. S. at eight p. m. He specified he was in an ice free Fjord about three miles from sea where the coast runs east and West.

Grlersonl: message also was re- ceived by the station at Reykjavik. Iceland, and broadcast to all ships.

Griersonh hop this morning from Reykjavik was a second attempt to cross the Atlantic in a westward direction via the northern route. He was headed for

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shortening. 2% cups flour, 1 teaspoon soda, l teaspoon ginger, 1 teaspoon cinnamon. ‘.2 teaspon salt.

Look over berries, wash and drain. Sprinkle with its tablespoons flour and mix lightly but thoroughly. Mix boiling water and molasses. Mix and sift ﬂour, soda, salt and spices. Add to liquid ingredients and mix well. Add melted shortening and beat hard. Stir in prepared berries. 'I‘u.m into oiled and floured individual ponsand bake 20 minutes in a mod- eratc oven. Serve warm with sugar an dcream.

_*___.€._.___ BEATRICE LILLIE SAILS

NEW YORK. All! EF-Beltdoe Little, comedllenne-Lady Peel in private life-sailed yesterday on the liner Ile dc France for Eng-

lmaglne a range so cool that plum and ﬂowers placed nn mp of the healed oven won't wilt. You cook in Ilolpolnt Cookery is an clean as It is cool, economical as ll- ll

land to visit her 13-year-old son. The boy succeeded Sir. Robert Peel in the baronetcy upon the death of his father several months ago. Miss Lillie, a native of Tor- onto, said she would appear in a New York show next winter.

She said she had settled her dil- ficulties with the Government over her back income taxes.

“I paid-and paid plenty." ll-ld

stamps or coin (coin is preferred.) Wrap coin carefully.

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It will brighten your mid-season I wardrobe besides it is quite simple to make.

‘medmlsismaisetubslllrwith brown bone buttons. The coat com- bines mafso and brown. ‘rho print- ed silk gives much dash to the dress, appearing in the sleeves and belt.

Very smart too is pale pink linen used for the dress and coat with navy blue linen contrast in sleeves. belt, collar and rovers.

Style No. 444 includes pattern for dress and coat in sires 14. 16. l8 years. 86, 36 and 40 inches bust. Size 10 requires 3% yards of 39-inch plain material with 3% yBXds 39- inch plaid material. Price of PATTERN l6 cents in

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