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oy TE Az AF Aa x 4 i 5 a + | | . ' FY B oH < lem--in-laws, [sper FR ol Sa oS 1 who am wt saul HE I § less nights deciding whether 1t EER IRI Sa AE $ Te PAE 3 SLID han EE hast aii ae ae STEERS HSL Sed + das ; A : | - =~ ' ' : : wo -- : | ' : 4 Y Ni Yor 7 oiesde lot i vu Family Cot NS "Dear Nae Hirsg hitshand thonght of Tenving, but 24 7 | | Wd and CF ogets along wondortully lim, We've been married a : oxcept for titit one common yirah- three years and" have one child, 1 " UE used to quict.mysell with the fact that he is wonderful in many ways, 3 A and a good provider." But now 1 "Pye o I do love i { i - Cheered Them Up Till They Wept waaried a Russian diplémat, Very veenerous, kind, and eager to help the needy, the Princess decided to visit 'the Rical infirmary end take the inmates gifts, . In the first' rom were ten ladies in bed, all washed and dress® ed up for the "occasion. ""\Well, my dear, how are you?" H.R.1L asked ones "Quite well" piped the tooth- dame. "How long have you sears." "Are you happy, poor dear?" "Quite, indeed, very happy," smiled the old lady. "No, my poor dear." HERE corrected, "you think you niust miss vour home." sobbing--and the others, too. \When LERCH and the Baroness leit every - one was howling and sobbing, and Princess, delighted, said: "lg is has done some good in cheerin those poor old souls" Princess come near old women. They all say thev used to be co happy and now they are all Laroness discloses that, at the time of the big dock strike, Queen Alex- andra gave a large sum to provide Toaves for--the--distressed, but the was helping the strikers | the hospital he had established for 191 war. Towards (the end the hutler told the Baroness's bushand, Corand" Duke, that silver spoons and awful state. "1 Det von," fre cried, back." As they Thrst, saying, --Lipand Duke ao vay touched vou rat. IT ny other renters hove -- yo. : oh send you a medal moremembrance. RT A § ta { i i : | § 3 "Bare" Emotion--It was a sad farewell for 14-year-old Herta Clausen and her partner Jackie, a 55-pound Syrian bear, as they parted recently, Herta plays the part of Goldilocks in. the Shrine Circus but Jackie has outgrown his role in the act. The bear was sent to the zoo where he can idle away his time thinking of his acting days. HRONICLES JGiNeERFARM 7 Gwendoline D Clarke = UF 1 want an eatia dose of fan mail 1 know" how to ge it! Just ler nie make one mcorrect state- - ment and along they come--let- "ters, papers and magazines, to prove thar what said was wrong! AIL right, all right Ul admit | nede aomistake and wn now suit-. ably gowned mo osackelothoand-ash- ex And of conrse | don't mind he: Cm corrected one bit, After all, we are none of us infallibié, are COrFections or criticisms to makes regarding this column just send them Wong---this columnist accepts brickbats just a. readily as bou- park and the other side has "no parking" "signs" most _of the way. Well, [ suppose walking is good excercise but when it is walking through mud and slush with -an armiul of parcels--it becomes exer- scise plus. But that's the way it goes --for every convenience there - ts always a period of inconven- dence before you get it. That is 50 even in our own homes. | re member what it was like when we had the furnace put in--and "fthe hydro, and the water systen. With all these jobs the house is more or less torn up from the at- tic to cellar. Is it worth it? Well, you kpow the answer to that one. Of course this weather put. an end _to_any enthusiasm owe might hive for housecleaning. It killed 'mine anyway. But still there is always preliminary work that can --be dene if you make voursell do it. And I have been doing just that. Ju fact I have been. abso- lutely ruthless in my "redding. up" operations, The thoueht came to YO ! can't even find comfort ther An Ek y Ob together, Sun- | Lall wrong? 1 ' ey i day, his mother | DISCOURAGED WIFE" hR } Wt msists- he drive | -* 0 You are not heing unfair to y] ' her to visite: * resent your husband's, continuous' other son at * Sunday absences fron homes at 3 an Can pr * is the only day thatvhe coi spend lhe Le Pt with you and the baby, and you othe arsancthe 09% qniss hone Ie would" seem natural family. 10 plan | * that he ask someone in the family eB ! thing * who has oa car to drive Lis mother vunday, or friends want to vi * to camp now and then, 'The prob- us, he suv he won't Loow enol bo% lem, though, should solve itseli. . Saturday' night whether he'll ! It isu't hkely. that his brother home, H¢ woes nowhere, excep I will stay 1 camp much longer, | . . - see bis mether, We never go [= 15 1k: for pleasion ¢ save 'whey I With onal child 16 rade, vou have televien vong don't bun cannot get out often to see your But it gets monotonous for ti * friends, of go to a movie, Pele- "Last vedr we staved lioe, an vision, however exciting, keeps he brought his hibit! i win] th | * vou mmdoors. where vou g have first week with us Ong ed ! spent most of the div. You need x © fie take me to the movies and t * change of scenes and people, a » Ne his mother went fon wider social hfe, and diversitied ini . . * amusenients? : % ' el "AM TL FAIR™ amusenients; then vou would EN "yr " 6 - : £ have pleasant memories to hve RET Uve tried to talk it over plea | 5 os ; Ad atly with hin hrs -| with when vou must he alone, >a ld y ita nn (LH BE BT burn i . " " $% J 2 y .* abies mmagg tv dor a hus { wid leaves the round Tie saves he'll | It talkies imagination for a hus / : thie i * band to "picture how dull his 1 co wre cy \ LFA} t x £8 \% i To & oe here . u fowile's rontine can be, He should ind its nos 0 IF ESSE . A er eh set aside couple of evenings a know he owes mething to . . Yo... bi week to take you to other places people. But what am ---the aid? & Co , : ; {than to see his family tf you are forced to continue hile this, * you'll lose--track of your _own- a -- "ends. aud other contacts you *owill always need to keep vour mind active and vous affections ; ahve. . * oo vous hasband cma spend Crevery Sufuday away rose home tor any length of me, why don't you oanyvite your friend. anvhow? + , It won't be as much tun as hav- Pong hie there, but it will at least it Trprovide vos--with the ctulation 5 * vou need = 3; " In this an Low situation, try to bi a "get on more pleasantly with hin. ive . wh 1 ounderstand how it hae upset 4 ' & * vou, and become almost an ob- 0 ' session; but it should never have 3 * reached the point where he be 3% R ocame denant, R "Pure these troubled times, 3 Powe all have to --saerthce--onr de [fares to some degree and per- I. J l haps this burden is the one vou Toannst carry for oa while, Keep fovonr- bushand dn good linmor ghey he----tione--s Serie wil H feel * more cager to he avith vou, And Powhen he fmalle understands that * you need. to get out more eve- _ fred etd, lo ge ont LL mings, he will he more qervedible © about taking von be fir come families, thee <1tua- {7 tions become serious almost over- iF night, when a wife feels that her | * husband is taking advantage-of - BE SS \ falter good nature. The trick is to 4878 1. > ~--1 * make compromises now. and then, 12.9010 ---- 12-2030 47 I so the matter does not become an ANNE ADAMS i toissue bea den vou ' * . Wear oo Tnnder vom coat now, Is, your wife unhappy today be- ao vonr cuminer suitadress later! |' cause you don't take her out as Marvelously ilattéring, vet so sim- often as she needs a change, Few pie Yokes and sleeves mm one, men could bear the monotonous shirt 10 gored, gently flared. routine of a household patiently .. Pattern A878 comes in sixes Think about her ,and be more con- F100 IK 200 50, 320 34, 36, 38, 40. siderate. Anne Hirst has ideas to Be 42. Size 16 requires 410 yards of help, if you write her at Box 1, 123 $0 inct fabri -- Eighteenth St. New Toronto Ont. his pattern, casy to use. sun ---------- : ple to sew. 1+ tested tor fin Has WON HIS BET complete allustrated mstructions SUH : a ils oe > : "NY et von 10 dollars," a wan Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS . - rio rz sad to a boastiul athlete. "that 1 (SoC) am cannes dstamps cannot ' | thi A heel : ; heel s , : 1 wheels accepted) for this pattern. Print CAN, Wat omeiimy Shi plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, barrow from one s'reet lunp to STYLE NUMBER, the next and you aren't abic to Send order to tox 1, wheel it back" \ . ) iightcenth / St. New "Toronto, Ont The local champ looked him over. | Place your ovder now for our" He thought of bags of cement. : FET 1] » H " R . 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Mine keeps ap on that one--and it surprise quets-- at Tali part ot my Joh And now in case von wonder what ail this preamble is about, "here rerheers Two or three weeks go | men- tioned mv mother's methods in dealing with colds when we were children and | mentioned one pat- cnt cough medicme that she dosed us owith even mentioned thi tradename, but followed it up with this statement "I think 1 am safe in mentioning this trade-name as [ haven't scen it mentioned for years sob onpagine it is now extinct". Phat was my undoing. The cough medicine --1 dare: not mention the name again-----is, apparently, still very much in existence, as was evi- dent hy the papers both English and Canadian that were sent to me with the advertisement clearly marked. Well, T am sorry I-slipped s me as I am rather good at noticing ad- vertisements--so often they are odd and interesting. or instance, in one English paper---with the cough medicine marked --there was also another advertisemenl "in connec tron with the lestival 'of Britain, and showing a village scene which toknew so well as it was taken from Suffolk, my home district. Believe me, anything was wel- come last week that helped dis- tract one's attention from the --dismat--weather--we were having. Rain. fog. more rain and then fog again. What 1 had planned would have taken me out to the country on several trips. Needless to say I didn't make any of them. It was ever an ordeal to go down town as they are still busy with a new sewerage job. Half * the Main streeyr is torn up and the shovel is still in operation, On one side of the street it is impossible to: == when--trouble--eatne to our fam-= ily a few weeks ago ©. . now if anything should happen do me what a job. [was leaving behind for somecue else to do. | going over papers, letters and all kinds of personal stuff, with no one knowing whether there was any- thing of value in them or not. It is a terrific job, even for me. There are certain things that | want to "keep as dong as | am here--yet they would be of no interest to Anyone. clse, 'not even my own family. So [ have put them in a box, properly labeled, so now the box can be picked up and buent as 1s. ' Maybe you think this is rather a morbid and depressing topic. It "isn't really==except--ior the fact-- that we are all inclined to shy away from realities ,which is the worst kind of seMishness. For instance, there -are--plenty --of women who _ know very well that it is only right and proper that husbands should make a will yet a lot of them don't know whether one has been made or not--and they don't - like to ask for fear of -what "he" may think! A lawver. speaking over the radio last week, gave as a rough estimate, that in his opin- ion about 50% of persons pass away without leaving a will. Some folk are superstitious and think tat to make a will hastens the it the wise PCTSON, manor woman, who has the greatest con- sideration for the family left be- hind, is the one who sets his af- fairs in order. If this has not al- recdy been done, there is no time lik the present. 'Nothing gets out of hand faster than the week's housekeeping 'money : pat | "Trost MAGIC for sure-fire baking success! WALNUT BUTTERMILK LOAF Mix' and :sift twice, then sift into a bowl, 214 c. once-sifted pastry flour (or 24 c. once- sifted hard-wheat flour), 2 tsps. Magic Baking Powder, 14 tsp. baking soda, 114 taps. salt, 1% tsp. ground mace. Mix in 3§ c. lightly- _packed brown sugar, 14 c. rolled oats and 1 c. broken walnuts. Combine 1 well-beaten eg, 1 c. butterntitk, 2 tsps. grated orange rind, 1 tsp. vanilla 'and 6 tbs. shortening, melted. -Make a well in dry ingredients and add liquids; mix lightly, 'Turn into aloaf pan (4}4" x 814") which has been greased "and lined with greased paper. Bake ifi a rather slow oven, ; # 325°, about 1 hour, Serve cold, thinly sliced - POW pER and lightly buttered. went' to Egypt in the days of Jos- IN the Christ. You connot understand | x |the New Testament, and particu- | pa v Gn larly the Epistle to the Hebrews, without knowidg this period. : + LINDAY SCHOOL ik ho A well-known comedian had just bh LESSON made his after-dinner speech at a 4, 2 gathering of notables, When he : had seated himself an emulent law- By Rev. R. B. Warren, B.A, B.D, ver rose, and standing with hands , Sr 3 deep in his trousers pockets, a habit Memory. Selection: . Open thou of hisg he laughingly. asked: "Doesn't - mine eyes, that I may behold won- it strike tlie: company asa little drous things out of thy - law. unusual that a professional huimou- Psalm 119:18 1- ist should He funny?" "When the Taughter had subside: ed, the cotedian drawled: "Doesn't i it strike the company as a little unusual that a lawyer should have, his hands in his own pockets?" Four hooks of the Bible- Exodus Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteron- omy tell the story of God's deal- ings with Israel duting the life of Moses. Truly it "was a period of miracles, The ten plagues, the crossing of the Red Sea? the manna, water from the rock, the defeat of the Amalekites while the arms. of Moses were held up in inter- cession--these and others demon strated to «the nations that Israel's God was mighty. From the seventy "souls who eph, a large nation numbering about one thousand souls had grown. 'I'ley were brought out of Egyptian bondage under the leadership of Moses. For forty vears they wandered Yin the wilder- ness. All the Adults who left Lgypt except * Joshua and Caleb died because of their faithlessness and murmuring. (Numbers 14) The experiences of the people were fucant to serve as an example to us, I. Cor. 10.11) . At Mount Sinai God gave the law through Moses. The famous ten commandments sull form the basis of our code of moral law. An claborate system of worship and offerings was inaugurated. This, in a marvellous way, prepared the people for the coming Messiah. By type and figure, the meaning of atonement was set forth. - When Jesus Christ died on the cross of Calvary He fulfilled the types and RELIEF is LASTING - Nobody knows the cause of rheuma- tism but we do know there's one shadows. No more offering for sin thing to case the pain . . . it's was required: Jesus paid it all. © INSTANTINE, i Finally, a new generation ens And when you take INSTANTINE camped on the border of the the relief is prolonged because promised land. 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