TT I I Tepe c 'avESDAY, smPTEMDER 30, 1088. : THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. = : > N Re msm -------- S-- -- ------ m---- a ------ ge In the Realm of Women--Some I nteresting Features --- -- Woman Out-Guesses Cynics a As to What.Public Wants~ Call or thom y name - /t "is your Safeguard e | lother says, "It must be FRY'S." -- Dorothy Donnefty" Giva | "Not if it's presented proparly," Broadway Schubert's » De aii ok hp ; 5 w = Music and They Xi Je _Mapution of "Blossom Useful Culinary Kinks. dough than necessary. Mold into squeezed into the food chopper be- | Substances, the fruit will Bot stieh 88 Like It the music, but the Fors hans Sponge cake 1s good flavored with rolls and put in the refrigerator for fore grinding raisins or other sticky | the grinder. New York ~The man who | 8reat master, . two teaspoonfuls of vanila, two of baking the next day. ts guesses the riddle of what the pub- : When $Tell Me Daisy," from the lemon juice and three of orange | lic wants is fortunate, for he has a | "Blossom Time" folio, was sung Juice, Add a raw prune to the pot when | : change to get rich, for the phonograph by the inimi- -- making after dinner coffee. It will . Dorothy Donnelly, playwright tablé Reinald Werrenrath, and the A little cold water added to the |give it'a piquant touch liked by and actress, had a bit of luck of | public began to whistle and sing butter and sugar will make the |many ow S e me. this sort last year when in the | that and the "Song of Love™ creaming easier : > face of pessimistic prediction, she | Miss Donnelly could afford to say 1 insisted that Franz Schubert's | "I told you so." . It your family is large, use two To prepare for colder weather and make your husic sould be fade to appeal to Now, with the plece beginning If hoated in a closely covered pan, | pans when cooking fritters or pan-| buildings warm and weatherproof. : the popular audience. its second year to larger audiences stale bread becomes almost like | cakes. They will save time and al-| "It would go over their heads," | than ever, she only remarks: "The new. ways keep a supply on hand. Our stock of Builders' Hardware, Tools, Ready misagthropes in musical circles Publis likes the best. 'Blossom -- -- Roofing, Glass, Putty, Roofing Paint, etc., is very com. croaked dismally, ime' proves it." When making bread mix up more It a few drops of lemon juice are | plete. | Phone you~ needs and they will receive our imme- diate attention, ~ Lemmon & Sons 187 PRINC ESS STREET ' Simply Glorious! | EE ! ae all Children Cry for Fletcher's R Follows. a Natural Law Which Never Fails. The Entire Quickly Feels New Power! *"Pve just about gone to pieces™ Do py know that getting back strength is comparatively easy? But do you realize that it is almost im- ble to get back your strength means of unnatural drugs? Do dae tcher's.Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children. Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine is even more essential for Baby. Remedies prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was need of a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Childrea that brought Castoria before the public after years of and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30 years has not proven. What is CASTORIA? Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, It is pleasant. It contains Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than years it has been 'in constant use for the relief of Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ;. allaying F arising 4 Toasty X LE : therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and aids a a harem |, : ; oe. : fe he sssimilation, of Food; giving heat and natural sleep. weak, sick. run-down. Iron. anal The Children's Comfort--The Mother's building forces of vitamines he 5 3 - OF ? | y EE Ea /_ wn Fa | GENUINE CASTORIA . ALWAYS or Lo : Pe Bears the Signature of | is mixture yeast and iro WELL-KROWN LADY GOLFERS. In Use For Over 30 Years THREE The above picture shows leading lady golfers at the Canadian championship tournament in Toronto last week. From left to right are shown: Miss Sibyl Kennedy, of the Royal Golf Club, Montreal; Mrs. Hope Gibson, of Hamilton, and Miss JHE CENTASR SOUPANY. MIS YORK GHY Helen Paget, of Ottawa, ot : ' tit --_--