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Good For It; Says Protessor--Orust Becomes Crisp. Cold storage. is good for bread, according to the report of Professor] J. R. Katz of the physico-chemical laboratory of Amsterdam. Under ordinary' conditions of temperature bread begins at once to lose its freshness, amd in consequence is not so palatable to the consumer. have worked at night in order that the customers may ' have fresh bread in the momming. Mr. Katz demonstrates the possibility of keep- ing, the bread absolutely fresh for several days. Curiously enough it 18 at the ordinary temperatures' 'be preserved.. At 140 ees Fahr.. bread has been kept unchanged, while stale bread ex- posed to degrees below freezing be- comes Frees ohes more. sbor- age rooms for bread are s sted by this investigator. A Pe de- gree 3 homidiey in the rooms will ensure crispy crust which every- one relishes. i WAKEFUL . BABIES If your baby does not sleep, if he 18 cross, cries a great deal, il be iat is the ti Y | acres, the railroad still' GRAINS OF GOLD. ~The world nd.d come round ins wheel, '| weakness ensues. The natural cu oi 3 a ho Imperi oo coy but also gravely ob- for forty hours | misdem "| ing homely,"' she said. ) | willing to concede that I am. sen- | some man." 3 "|'in the world. Despite the sale of I o on Thay we : run down, eTYOke i A en the , they! impurities out "and fal Tnssita . is that wh "get out tn is to cure the Kidneys. yer: ence of thousands of ig tells you thet 's Kidney Pills cu Kidney: [in | 0 i (WHAT 18 4, KISS 5 P ad stitutes a kiss has just fined by a ion of 'the 'German Supreme Court at iz, reading as follows: 'A kiss is a reaction upon the body of another and always requires 'the permission of a kissed person. 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Its 25,000,000 acres of land were worth- less, The land mow sells at the rate of from 85 to $35 per acre. That worthless land in its totality repre- sents a cash value of nearly $350,- 000,000. The lands still to be sold will 'realize $200,000,000. The com- migsioner, which the London paper of Lord Northeliffe's called Answers sent out to investigate conditions in the Dominion, regrets in ome of his letters that the O.P.R. should have fold ite land--any part of it-- tb speculators in the early days. The company regrets that policy to- day iteelf; but at the moment there did not seem any alternative. The people could not be coaxed at the time to settle im the wilderness; and the company needed money; and the big parcels were parted with--pareels which in their unoc- cupied state are the wonder of the incoming settler, who has to go further "back while the splendid lands lie idle close to the railway. Of course, not an agre is sold now except to the genuine esttler, but the point of value is that in the course of a comparatively few years our Canadian nailways, which be- gan in feebleness and doubt, with- out great faith in the future, and mocked at by eritics, can show the enormous earnings, in a twelve- month, of $200,000,000. a But a girl who is an expert at|'28e making. angel cake may have a de- mon disposition. _ Simplified , Breakfasts Make" for good days From & package Post Toasties * 3 th ui, Simple nd satisf: in oH 8. » ; with some fruit, a 'Postum, and ° or two. if you ave .a simple cup: 'you R and sa | Toasties are bits of corn caref! cooked, delicately 3 toasted {woke up all the microbes. When | had just finished reading a book on {ture is marvellous! 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