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Call or write today. ”can and no you: new book and futt particulars of the Raymo-Mt'tsiteomb "dual-nun Ctniue. . til hvr :11th h 'ivtter, tttt "N ,"A Note in Music.“ hr Rosamond l tttttrs awn-"3 Lehman. Henry Holt & Co. thme our best accomplishment: _ __ 1ri1,,o,ttt'otd into dust; I don't believe that admirers of Ring or pope or Film": for Nature Dusty Answer" will be disappointed} says we must. W W It 'ell. our rdinnry W Th N In dim thr ert at sunsm " "inner a m the aft In , its light: ring behind man W Ming the 1 our first port is passed. my how well we know t! 1w; parting and coming again haw made us into UNI“ mm: SAD. BUT TRUE hl th and rent v Th out " know, like the Captain’s ty ship, with balloons and and everything. only here Dwginninu instead of the was a reception after it, 'an to fevl then that Wt' pf this largo and bewilder- 'llllll th: har v and sleet? Already we n the memory of them 'rue, it was culd on the bitter but damply cold Me. So we all took the n say inside and gut ac- tore was a tret.toteether It nn the w het he hts as we sailnd alone and were trained on it t stiftly like long white " the Blnd. They il- 'rm‘s and occasionally a Ju 7,, ESTHER cou Lyys QTRAVEL -. I.. CORNER." with nit .f jazz U lik, hum: wont had tis Mira. have WT tht "new of rare wil 'mr purvhase of m the thwn-tho cut in: " up tho hill. that so that we bridge “wink i like fl fair: min. had ight. and US? pant pok two, uni mnly tra lag yrrttr Jnm-r vlio tin" Two a Um movies; sumo- nftvrmmn tea P music from that the ‘m tht in the ‘ut our hl ll um It ly po polish I men whiml tl and " Columbus THE PRESS W huever the ‘king into ring to a “sting a 'are wine go quite l streptg, Ur ine m m anoint: Amnri- proper -nrm is too your fare. city dusk. m.xt vely rid: :azn Ttrt TM ' in mu! out run the tukvn a m, it, Iwuk’than wt- m~rhaps lo er. has taken nc- vhamwter._ tea the subjee “m m turn. F' inn thi< moth' ("N At lay W n 'nr to- rimmvtors and told the story from tht subjective point of view of each ‘n turn. She has lost in continuity by this; meth-d, and made her story at times confusing. fur the period with " wh t‘haracti-r is short. She has t:nitwd, however, in a steady onward flowing of the current of eolloetive life in hur strrry, like a stream which mrrios its bits of driftwood and lruvm onward at an equal paee. Thom are two beeinnirurtn-he- miridio-nm-d womt-n into whose lives the (mm-ammu- of a come!y, delight- ful young man brings a gleam of m- manna of rvturned youth, and hope. He mth and anon. and their live." m an uutwardly as before. No mir. m-im happen: they arc- loft faced with the same diffVult problem's Of their marrivd lives. "But yuu tvel that this in whit would have happemid. in lift-c tin-w is an integrity in the book which is essential to Rood art; you my as you clus" it with n sigh. "Yes, it wou'd have happened liky that." “Dusty Answt vuth which I dicillusion and this, after all cliyillusion a this, after a ahead was a "A Note in mums-r. mom ll l'nwnrd. r-ur Tho inside nl le's Irrieht W h a t ' this somnd'book of Rosamond .ehrmsnn's. "A Note in Music." This , a book by a more mature writer, a mi hrrk, rather disillusioned. In ‘Dusty Answer" the disillusitm of 'nuth which enjoyed, wide-eyed, its D‘s'iilusion and its sufteritttt, berause his, after all, was life, and just i'm-mi was a shining promise. But in ‘A Nate in Musie" there is a much midi-r. more final tone, Here Miss .t-hmzmn has the murage tn admit hat perhaps there is no such shining romise after all. Technically Miss Lehmann has ulom a more difficult problem in this u-nk than in her earlier "ne, and has wrhaps lost a little by that fart. She ms taken a fairly large group of ‘hmviu‘iors and told the story from in subivetive noint of view of each What if Marts are aching? Hearts have tvhnrl before', Srzmz- old stars are gleaming that shuns in days of yore; Same old skies are shining} Same mvmn rides above:-- Pun-o for those who suffer: no matter what you say We shall all be resting ere a Pontury pass away: All. all dlwn the ages. men know that God Is Love. hopo _ till the puinh human dr Thoughts Neath Autumn Skies null-nun skies of Autumn; iridisoent m the haves If Autl jnted gold and red ans. gliding PVPr; 1 is trum so true;-- the law of Nature "Ir. are Wm. l, (win we hvm'on’s glory tly glimmer through. tl. r'urvod and gleaming side nt a bowl;-- “to son ‘eem~' do [It F the current _ strrry, like a 4 bits of " ward at an er are two be ml Nt.NP for holding Ins bitter ml ? . Autumn arr and so. my What if every There seems to be quite a general impicssion that broccoli is a new vegetable, but it is one of the old vegetables and for some time was not as generally used as it is now. As We are able to find an excellent quality of this vegetable in market LOW. I am giving a recipe for Broe- euli Au Gratin. It is similar in fla. w: to eaulWnver and cabbage and may be prepared in a number of w a y Broccoli Au Gratin 2 pounds broccoli Cheese sauce Buttered crumbs Wash the broccoli well, trim oft any imperfect outside. leaves, paring oft from the large stalks the tough outside 'part. Place head down in MM. salted water and let stand about one hour, them drain, cut in sections and cook until tender in enough boil- ing water to cover, adding a little Kalt to water while cooking. Drain, place half in a greased hak. ing dish, cover with half of the cheese Sauce. then the other half of the broc- coli. with cheese sauce over the top. Sprinkle with buttered crumbs and bake in a 400 degree oven until nicely browned, 30 to M minutes. _ Cheese Sauce P. tahlrviprmns flour '. 3 tablespoons butter 11vr cups milk 14 u-as.m.m salt y, teaspoon pepper 1:; American cheese cut up. Tlwn smile while skies are smiling; let not your soul despair; Look for God; you’ll find him; for God is everywhere. All. all down the ages. Sulfuring. pom-o nr strife; Gm] smiles for all creation; for God And when life's span is itnished, like Inil who lived and died.; in humhinnoss or Rrandure; humility or pride; Our dust looks like their dust Av it firrats hrnoath the trees; Neath Autumn sky that's smiling, tossed by the age old breeze. -Lillian Larko. Things to Cook Highland Park, min " NORTH SHERIDAN ROAD You Ire cordially invited to visit the Reading Room, where the Bible. Ind I" luthonld Highland Park . Maintainrd by Pint Church of leiat. Scientist C of Highllnd Park HOURS: Walt dun. ' 1m. to 6 an: Wednesday until 1:30 am. Sundays 2:10 to 6:30 mm. tor rndlnl oral! Christian Srivnce literature 1n" be AWP CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM msnrur Sch-0| 9:!!! 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