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. _ . - ‘Wll-il wnlcil it taps s» the c-irs 0. a ho til sun-sparks in thesmoke ‘we m owe‘, w mama “WEB w

ih curls up overhead, i . l gs - .. g . , ,~ . 'l‘ll;it bring the slladow-darlcers out 5e°wes_ us’ maﬁa o‘ a dlriilgoiog,’ upon the hearth at night. 211C253‘) Eu)“ and A house without a. chlillrlsy? That _ u‘ h w would never do. because ism” we e ‘ A chimney is your open door for dear old Santa Claus. TRDIMING (‘VONCENTRATED ON SLEl-JYES OF NEW FROCKS i

A llUll;~(‘ without a chimney JUN. like a barn or shed.

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For dmgsy wear.

Woollen afternoon dﬁsses. with black w°°1 mmerm m“ *5 PM’ lens, sieeves that are wide at the 9mm l“ a Wame 46513?" “Fe Vllwl, have all tile tizmmitlg czn- 5133195‘ "e mmm?“ “u? s-lvef 1°“) ceiiu-atcd 0n the sleeves. Bands of,“ 511W“ M “u? bu“ “mllu vcliet’ gold kid or a line of but- lam“ “m “we “we” °I “e t~ns make an tintisuil sort of trim- ‘ “sun swrwtyped w“- The b‘; l .nz for tltese dressis. On others. 511V" I°X 9°11!" 1_5 Simlilfll’ "eel-f" . of the zodiac are embroidered with the Sim-i bwis rut ivzetlier m me a diagonal pattern.

Flor eveting, this coutiirier makes .a bat-k relic: caps, edged. all zlrotlilil iwlth a. baild. oi iioliils-ky itlr.

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BATH QETS Bath sets or varlous kinds are lovel er than ever this smsoll. One handsome assemblage includes a ‘huge clikc. oi bath soap. bath salt; .111 a glass jar, (lusting powder and fcologne. Another-less expensive ibut most acceptable-walnuts o. ibat-h powder in a talcum can in- istcad of a box and a large cake of lsoap. i Thcn‘ of course. almost any cos- metic department will fixiup a steamer basket of bath prepari- 41cm» You can pzu a:- many item: fas you ‘ire in oizc of these, but h: isure to 1c nrhcltn; sccilis. For‘ soup, til; L s . cf tile Lilirly, l.» a generous gesture.

Mildred Mae hlrlienzie, sil- of The

Scat tire, will 5i‘llfl iri-e in- lorntatinn on Cooking, llxlitiiit;

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iiigprobli-ziis, upon ri-reipr uicnupon from a ha; of Riivu. lloi ~EHJLD llOCR. Address hliliirerl .\I.le .\lc- Kr-uzie, taro ni Thr- Ugihii: l-"lour Mills Co. Limited. Montreal, Que. ilqilvie Rt int. HOVHZHOLIIFLOUR is triplo-iisitil to lulp ensure your silcress in h QYKUSlCd for when: ' ziil

KANSAS CITY. Dec. i2—-(A.P.l —All the Chi-‘stmcses of a lifetime tare being rolled into one gloiotis jpackage llcre for a little boy who

ithe Christ Child's anniversary until i,la.st vieek and—iinless there's a iiniracle-Avill never see another.

‘ St. Nicholas‘ unofficial deputies are the staff and nurses at Mercy ‘Hospital. The beneficziiy of their tasks is five-year old Charles Men- denhall.

Last August Charles was bro: ght to the hospital from h’s home in Atlanta’ Mo, Whtre his father. ‘Frank Mendenhall, is on reiief. Physicians diagnosed his ailment as pemphlgils. an incrnuble skin disease.

try, its uniformity and abso- (li‘lll‘|l(l{1bill[_\' will Siiﬂﬁllly your .1 to an aniziziit! (legn-c.

a bag today and

Try these tested recipes irith Triple-tested Flour

RAISED DOUGHNUTS f); cup! milk; 2 tablespoons sugar: teaspoon salt: 1X cup shortening: 2 cakes fresh yeast; I’ cup lukewarm Vvalf‘?! I egg: 6 ciipv out. HOUSI- rioLb FLovii (approximately). METHOD: Scald the milk. Add the lulsh sail. and shortening. Stir until the shorten- ing is dissolved. Let cool until lukewarm. Disnlve the yeast in the lukewarm water and add to ill t ﬂllXlllli‘ with the well lttillﬂﬂ cult. At Clvfit iliilil’ to make a slough which \\'lll civati the bowl. (‘nvcrand let rise until double in bulls. Turn on floured board and kimid lightly. Cut in vtirioul shapes- sis. equa l. circlel, etc. Lct stand a ictv minutes covered. until the dough bruins in fiat‘ again. Fry in deep int uniii “Tll browned. Turn only nnce during fry-ing. Entire time for mailing these ihughnuts is approximately 3 houn.

PLAIN REFRIGERATORROLLS rature: 42S°F.-4IIO°F. ‘ to i5 minutes

GRANDMA KNEW HER. HOLY WRIT MUCH BETTER

Lewis Ganneit in the New York Herald Tribune srtys children now- adays don't know the simplest Bible stories:

I feel sure. however, that my great-grandmother could answered any Bible conundrum. 0n the flylead of her Bble I find these annotations: "1775. June 4. Ruth Stiles began the Bible" (she was then not quite 10 years oidi; "i775. August i0, finished it the third time —- 1186' October 30. the eighth time" (she was then 2i); “i798, May 8. the eighteenth time.” Possibly marriage to my great- grandfather. in 180), modified her steady reading habts. At any rate,

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_ wr-ll ilnnteri; 8 cups ROYAL HOUSEHOLD Ftocu: lcakrsiresh YBBII. METHOD: lrl milk; add i5 cup sugar. niiiri; cool to lukewarm.

IJiFS-‘ilvetlleycnsl flilli‘lllir‘\\'lfiilwi‘llf‘f' . _ ,_ , _ W, m,’ HM“; .,,,,_‘__,,,‘_<,,,,n,,,,,!f before she Iini..h.d hst n nmenth i\1lill'\7!\ili; muiiinnx Vlilivtlilidlllllﬂ reading of the ivhole. she rcrcrsrled "W- biir la ‘truce R1» i- "oiBBiiQi-h reading the New Testrment three iii‘;i;.Yf“§§l$l2"2;“f‘l¥;.‘Ciiilliﬁili time The initiating wit?“ eiirreii (approximately 4 cups). Brush after my grandxather born‘ ll..'ll(l‘.'\l‘1Il\mEllCdbllllEflflﬂTripliml‘l“ Rum 391195 03-31119“ fini-ihlfd 119T

refrigerator. \\'llrn about to nnkc 1h!- rolls. take out its much halter as desired. Roll on lightly ilwur -<i board: cut. with ﬂoured cookie cutter. Tiivo- rolls may be shaped in ﬁnger rnlll, l'nr‘i.iir ll use roll: or creeccnls.

twenty-second reading o.‘ the Bible on Dec. 20. 1806, and some time in the weeks before she died’ in 180B, she recorded, in an almost iileiible

Place er w! ci>.»t.i»,_-ii@=i.-.zwoinrhrs hand: "From 1806 to i808 I have apart. li-t ri~i~ uritil riiiiilili- in hiilk (about. conﬁned my reading. prmcipany m l _° m h“ "w" UN‘ M 5 the new testament. and Psalms.

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of the Old Testament. bitt wrote "new testament" in lower case?

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Rev/t baking piHYdQf] lurch. Cream tlii- huttcr and gradually add the sizgar. Ailil ilm yolks ui liH‘ eggs. one at. a litnrr, bﬂl-RIZIK w< ll nfuv (‘llljll ﬂllilllli)“. Add milk. Sift together iii-r or six iiii-iu thi- Hour. h-lklllﬂ powder rind corn ulzircli. Add n m“ miuun, ﬂﬂll ‘HRH, WP". Put in pun i’ x ll” nnil pa! inm shape. ffnvvr with ]\1'llll',"lU and bake alnait 40 minutes in u nnilrmi- nvcn uriill meringue shrink: from Jie uiiics of the pan. Meringue: .1 m. whim. slimy llbﬂlfﬂl l5 we sugar; i teaspoon corn nturcli; iii Cup] Chciilllllll- Brat. the while! of the e||| until Itlfl. Gradually ailii the sugar nnd bent. again will mixture pcalu. Add corn lurch and M; in wconnut. Spread on nw batter.

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and quite pure for best success. Itls often rttrckcd by red spiders but if frequently stiriiycd and kept in . healthy condition it does well and is very ornamental. In the staring set it directly in the ground. keen watered. and little blossoms will appear, which develop into first green and then red "cherries." Rppot in. August for n. second season's enjoyment. You can raise new plants from seeds obtained from the ripened and dried fruit. if you wish. The slightest impurfty in the air. such as a trace of coal or illuminating gas. causes thv leaves to fall 01f.

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Dorothy Dix '3 Letter Box

‘barely noes luarrylirig a Man to lcerorm Him i Prove Successful; Many Women Have Learned This to Their Deep Sorrow

_ Dear Miss Dix-I am 18 yicars old. A waitress. Desperately in love “I11 H 110i‘ 131 Years old. He is wild". Has been in trouble time alter v time rind he drinks incessantly. Lately, while drunk, he took part in an ﬂlliemllted hold-up and was arrested. l-le is out on bond now. His tria. comes up m about two months. He wants me to nlarry him. Says I can change hltn and make him settle down for good, and I believe I can. What. shall I do? Shall i marry him, even ll he does go to prison a couple oi years for his mistake? I can keep lhy lob and wait for him. Don't ask me to forget him. Thai is utterly impossible. I have never loved like this before. JEAN.

Answer:

At 18 you couldn't have had v-ei-y much experience in love, Jenn, so why don't you give yourself the beneﬁt of the doubt and see it what. you feel for this young man is Just apassing girlish fancy or the kind of devotion that will stand poverty and

‘ dls_gr_ _rir.d that can ﬁsh a man out of the gutter and still see in him n .1~‘alry Prince? —

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You are only 18. That is so terribly yqung to vn-eck your m9. to throw away i .ry (rllmlce oi happiness, of having something Wanda-Jill and , beau . happen to iycu, of finding a husband who is strong and depend- Jlilli?’ ho ivlll take careof you and protect you and give you ease and comioiu Anything beautiful and splendid and romantic can happen to a young girl if only she isil’t foolish enough to mess everything up m, the ‘i very beginning.

Gait’: you sit down and think this matter sanely out, This young in.ili illtSll t a single qiinlllicniloil that ﬁts him for marriage. He is (lfillllililll to begin with, ailii lncn who acquire the drink habit in their _\'.liiii\ rarely, t: ever, CCllfllK-l‘ lt. He has been arrested my tiymg m ¢°m_ mlt one oi the most co cirdly and dcsplcabe of all crimes for which he proLiibit" will be sent to hi2 penitentiary. Even if he escapes the disgrace of ll ])"l§0l1 sentence, i‘. will iollow him as long as he lives. He hasn't, any lll0lli . He itnslft any job. He couirin‘; support you. If he had One rlllll}; cf real manhood in him and truly loved you, he wouldn't want w drug you down to his level.

Your only excuse for wanting to rrmrty him is that you love him. Be ;e'.'v me my child. infatuation of the kind you ham‘. ‘ liotiiiiii; ' ' ' lib‘ i5 110'» (311011 1 in niarry" on. 'l‘li:‘.‘ l1 'l‘lii1.

cllwt» tilt‘ liiiill to iiilain you are mur- ‘ei rlt to him. ur oven i0 l"..i1(\ him. ‘lﬁy i.) notes nrc cliiiilg..lii_; ‘illKl tilai iiir~ titan you ihlni i iodiiy you will be tired of tomor. ti", Bu; you Hi, coy you lime nude oi your iilc il you have inzlrlcii ill’: wrtn

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1 illu‘. _\'O‘.\ can reform this buy- d. ivoiiiztti believe that she can change a mam; habit; and i.-.rr tzirli a watkling into a strong man, breathe one,“ 1111.1) i; 181i‘ 0W1. c; cure a cirullkiatrd of his thirst for liquor. Millions o; \\'0ll2(.‘li

'lla_.ve trieeiit and not one in a hundred thousand has ever pulled the tiics. 1 I: a mans own mennooci doesrft make him wall: the stralt-aild-narrow =

path, no woman can either coerce or caiole him into it.

Ail human experience goes to show that u mun will do a lot more for

a woman DUIOYC he is married to her than he will ever do for her alts;-

she is his wife. so ,if you are so enamored of this youth that you fcci that you cannot give him up. refuseto marry him now, but, zeii him that you will iv "r for him and marry him after he has protect to you that he ll. Y-Q-‘lli InBlYT-kllg. '.i‘eil him that you will be his wife when he has show . that hc can leave drink alone and when he has got a good Jcb and t-iiz. ullc: you a ‘iluirie. it lie doesn't feel that you lire it goal to strive lor. then he cares very little for you.

Dolft make yoursef a prop for a tveckling to lean on. or a Keeley cure for a driinkrtrd. Don't commit suicide when you are only 18 years old. ‘ U U i l I l i Dear Dorothy Dix-We are two sisters, 22 and 23, and we want to sub- mit our problem to you. We are tired of evciyihing, bored with every- .‘ thing. We no longer get a kick out of life or any oi the things we used to i‘ do. We used to enjoy dancing, sports, having our friends in for little ‘ liarties, but we no longer get any pleasure out of any of the;e things. Night ‘clubs bore us. Dances bore us. Dates bore us. Everything. Our only cri- i joymerit 1:; movies. We go to one eveiy night, but. soon I suppcse cvcn I that will borc us. D We have even tried- deep reading and night school, ‘ but to ll.) Our friends tell us they a so arc fed up w.th life, that. lliC i- ihc , etc. They get no 10y out of living. ls it because we are 01:10:"? l" the wcrld changed? Are all young people like that? AIR’? i there really people who have fun any more? ‘fell us. i 'I‘l-IE MISSES L.

' Answer:

' ‘rials being “fccl up with life" bus‘ ess is simpiy a pose with mﬂdern youth. There is nothing to it. Th y think it. makes them seen sophis- ticated to (affect to have been everywhere and seen everything and lieziid all ilicr: is to 1:11 i.u:i1 it pails upon them. 1f you want to see how littlo realty" there is lJCilllld this pretense, you've only to leave them out O!

‘_ something; ‘il i see how eager they are to go to the parties at which they

, affect to ynivti. and how avid they are for the amusements that they conti-

t plain of as being so tiresome. They are like the old people who are ii —

i, way telling us ltow they long for death, yet who Semi in a hurry call for the doctor if they have u pain in the toe.

Etrcdom is (he hallmark of dullness and stupidity. Intelligent people arc ll ii. It is only those without understanding, imagination and , iigil c . \i‘.i) are bored in n. worid that is so full of such u number of . llllllfis ma. l’. keep". H5 nil on our tiptoes. And never before was life $0 i full of thrill and interest. so dramatic. so adventurous us it 1s today, when l new planets zirc swinging into ken; when new wonders are being ("Swil- icrcd, incredible inventions made; when the old civilization is crumbling ‘ into (lust and a terrible and unknown order is coming to rep ace it.

Only a moron who doesn't know what it is all about can be fed up tvtiil llll. ‘ill life.

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MERINGUE SHELLS One-quartet cup egg-whim (equal to about 3 egg-whites). 1-3 teaspoon salt. 1-2 we zrﬂ-riiillfed sugar, 1-4 168513003 VBIXHLB». Add the salt w the egg-willie: and. beat very stiff with a. wire egg-whisk. [Beat in 1 tablespoon of the auger l thoroughly, then a second andthlld ‘tablespoon, and continue bectinl : until the mixture can be out clean iwith a luiue. Then llthtly 101d in l the reml-lﬂinlwilwm Dwn z i tablespoons on a P N901‘- shape with a pastry tii-be- PM with lsugarland bake on about-din: ' very slow oven until dried. 1X10"!!- mg the heat at the last to produce a delicate brown color. It usually requires about one hour tn bah them. When thoroughly baked N-

move the centres, and return the ‘

shells to the oven to dry out.

CHRISTMAS IJAKI Mixture l: One pound Dublin, 1 cup brown 011881‘. 1 W? 1301"“!- 1 cup heavy bllwk ciltrlhi- Sim. 9 ieggs, well beaten, 1 lemon (grated ‘rind and Juice)’ iteaspoon vanilla. i Mixture 2: One Ptiuﬂd maid ‘resins. l pound currents, 1 pound i dates cut in small lid-mil‘? Wlmd rmxed peel, 1-2 pound cherries, cut in two, 1-2 pound blanched ai- monds, chopped.

a i Mixture a: Five cups ail-vi-iivm

flour level, 2 teaspoons clnnﬂmm 1.4 teaspoon nutmeg. 1 MBSPCOXI. maoe, 1 teaspoon allspioc. i tcl-KPMB cloves. i teaspoon sede- Dredge Mixture 2 with a cut) 04 [well-sifted Mixture 3 Add remain- ing Mixture 3 to Mixture 1 Ind Edd i lastlv Mixture 2. Stir well. Bake at i 225 degrees Fahrenheit for 8 hours. l l . i i

STU-‘Yl-Ll) FIANK STEAK.

Ono large flank stasis. 1 WW4 sausage meat‘ 2 cups soft bread , 1 pm calmed tomatoes. 1 netiiiinl onion, chopped fine. 581T» - and pepper as neéded- 311$?

Cut. a pocket in flank steak and ‘1l'.lll{l€ inside lightly with salt and pi, r. Drain JlIiCC from tomatoes. 3.11:; sailsage and crumbs with olrcn, (hen add drained tomatoes. I and iiiix well. (This should not be ixiri-yi. Place into centre of steak and at either end cut a little gash to allow fat from filling to drain out. Melt a little suet in a pan and wii meat thoroughly on all sides. ace on rack in pan, add a little tomato juice and 00V" 9611- 353° in it hot oven for about 46 minutes, '3"?! r"c‘it"e heat to 325 and 00n- tinue to cook for another hour. HIP ole to hot platter and garnish. BLOOMS AT CHRISTMAS TIME

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According to tradition the fun- ous thorn at Glastonbury Cathed- ral was brought and planted there by Joseph of Arimathet and was part of the crown of thorns which .were pressed upon the brow of (jhrist. According to tradition it blooms at Christmas time and the possession of n piece is said to in- surc good fortune through-V the year.

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I don't think What GEORGE.

I once heard a. man say that he had as good l. right m gtnrvg s wife I Unless you belong m that school of thought I would certain urge you to put oﬂ marrying until you had at least money enough cesional piece of bread and butter.

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no! -Do you know that when Washington was your age he was at the held of his class?

Student-Ales, and when he was your ego he wu President of the Unltad Stem.

A GREAT ADVANTAGE

The eldest son had brought his fiancee home for the (‘i-st time to introduce her to his family.

After she had gone the trouble bWI-Il- His mother objected be- cause the girl was too thin. The cunt announced that she hid a squint. Grandfather thought her h!!!’ W” dyed- A cousin declared she was vain.

"My nerve; are better”

wrlm Mrl. P. M. Peterson, l. R. No. 2. Serums, Alberto. "When I Ill l6 you! old l took d: bottle: o! your Vegetable Gom- poqqd. Now I am tlkln‘ it again for painful periods and It lc help- lngmcalot. lam lngoodcplrltc and do my work every day. My mother mod to tnko your medl- cip and clnyc recommended 11.".

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with a nice girl and we are to be nmrried Christmas. At times I think 1 "she has got one redeeming (co- should not marry unless I am making more than I am now. it would be treating her right to make her live on $30 a month.

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Princess Elizabeth tiiiti chorused the Margaret Rose have lriit ti” favourifc dolls rm- uie aliuci Bu!“ Exhibition of Dolls.

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You must have at kid one block .crepe dresstbissenson withasud- ‘den dash of color.

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