‘Surpassing all others in Delicacy and Fragrance SAL ] I \ EA. * “Not any to sia Lae coldly, She pris a Hatcneecekie’ on the seed catalogue in Mrs, eneics hand. “There's some peo- pie flowers won't grow for,” she add- ed. Her face feil tele bitter lines, “There's somo places flowers won't Mrs, Wie eae admitted, “and ef course it they're not put in early enough or if they're planted too deep, |° why, then— But that brings me oe te the thing I wanted to tell y ba va ee Barnhii jn the fare giles y-one yea Rovemiber.” She followed Rhoda s eye e clock and added, “That is, if you've fot the time to hear.” The girl made a little impatient | © gesture of assent. Mrs. Wiersema went gh “Lucy «zme to this town that fall a plain re] EO faterest in ber when she came. I w. some older than she was taken up to air than I was with ni eigh-|over themselves to get acquainted | ® xs. Come to find out afterwards, I) with Lucy. You know how it is; folks} guess nobody went neai use all|on committees find it real h: indy to e3. nor iN was quiet, but, see Li jarnhi 1) Ee tbs anybody put in & considerable garden. aay kinks 1, TH drop in and that fond of 0 Hees and 13 ga e. thik carne si ais didn’t “You know how spring “you don’t take notice, and then yo just wake up s01 ning, it is! e, and everything on the place had just jumped right out into lea! Feat nets were halfway up the lat tice, and the snapd ere ay ought to go down tes Street snd look and more ae the man I finally come Be alee aease ts hin nee wasn’t many a vig eau he, moldale of; wasn’t hitched to that tie ring, some- head o ihe | times as many as three like if thi were See oy Right jut one oe and eae Sa Feaya-—auch a litle bit every day that me M0: and ite Well, sir, I'd been Fat took up with thinking of what I was going to ied i ii 1| blue x | inches, The had been plant “Seems to me it was these big cin- namon pinks,” Mrs. Wiersema reflect- ed. ‘There wi bed where near the pre pean used ie lean would begin, te Sloe , ‘You thing new people would say to t Luéy Barnhill’s larkspur,’ and later ak be ‘Lucy pene. see It to be a great walk pl ener: sent away tonsa. ecinsoh rambler to set out by the front pa, and it did real well even that first year. But the second summer if that bush wasn’t a sight for angels I never expect to see one. It dust look pale and went all over the por thick with, ihioaa lit ae mle ies with- § aR ah never looked out the window out sabeii my bre “Just as soon as cite flowers be- gan ie come out, people began to fall ‘Tl get Bey Barnhill to furnish 8 for that, and then say, to volt them. ny, wa: tuck etn could see, for the best part of a year. Then one afternoon there was a knock at our side door, an with a look 01 it took my breath away! hold of By ee and he mn over to Lucy's, Henrietisy tt don't fect moneile ed I ain’t worth it— but ane panier: to marry me." ” ema sat silent a moment, ets sound ne) room. “And they was married right there in that bay window, and I stood up with her in silk dress with rows of gray- silk stitching round the skirt every two , Fy z ie} d ae Larkin had been leaning for- in her chair to Bee with her Wi gate dye tollobing Mie: Wictseina’s gesture ead einbeeae evista little Lucey Barnhill’s wedding cere- room. oe wife that er is a re the one food t ment, and w Good home made bread is the finest food on earth, and the bread Alege rahi combines in iteel? ‘allt simple operation. made in the home with Royal Yeast Cakes possesses a greater degree of nourish- longer than that. mage with is a good bread al helpmate to nde ill keep fresh ia! recommend yeast as a corrective agent for certain” food ai fanctionsl laarrae poor blo er me tea: ar. Then ay well and strain once or roug’ pen ing th Beall BETTER n reaulte willbe pitatyed:. over night an conditions, Repel Yaut for half an hour in a cup of ae _E Ww. Ginter Company Limited stone aaa ngements, attributed Soak a cake of in and drink the ‘| quiek intake of lasked. bitter vee the tro fen 0 sniff at ’em,| Where you can look at it when you ee promis sah st get a minute. Where there's extra Tiles of tthe A be as titel as pins in| Sood offers there’s a leaf turned down. pinnattien;:* There.w oe ‘ch an-|2ll look for you over this evening, other garden an, pda 1 block, | 2n4. we'll: pick out which grows best and, it turned out later, a anywhere| in this ground, We ough’ t off in Hei > uae e-| an order to-night, so that the things’ Suddenly she drew back with a real — is all this to me?” she Her visor faughed, eaten all t week’ Lucy Tenny’s oldest eae was bitter. “Me a hi bout the time does. She's a hustler; she'll want to pitch right in. Then 17 need some help of and on all week to manage for the pares” it down the walk, saying ae tly to herself, “Now, if only Carrie Shoemaier doesn't try to put| i a finger int to seven o'clock was sup- per time in Hennepin. That was fair- ly seven o'clock, with the Sinties cullct theswavt Mra Wiersena Fl the bert hog inthe Joeat selling time. one last year for $10 at nine weeks a ye' no could have every cent if he really Wi them: at eS with the others. them by hand, and by giving as feed and care the runt is eae have three now, two mon’ of a litter of twelve, classed as runts by any means, I sold Sometimes I raise a calf. If I hear of one that I can hav eden taking it away, I surely go get it. One such calf I sold for a veal Lele enas and got $15.30 for it. good stock I am keep’ fing Helfer; atx mantis Next sp: orphan lambs I can get, and buy a: Seaiggilsre: wal tas cara tees evil Eaap the best ones to add to my small She is a for a threshing crew ae our word paper is de: ago, from Baudcbones of sheep were used by pies un ae many famous sayings have bee! found o1 7. these yeiatahte ‘paper abe is from this the omans carried od cee and a little bit of tinted ie The iron point was e with. {aman day ““stylo. (sometimes covered somcuone me sven aiid ioe r by ges, and Ras eae oct he stones. An expensive substi: tute for a double sheet of writing- her was used by the Jews for cities purposes, and they were re- peace Re their skill in this’ respect. Lin yk the place of ‘writing materials” in many ie: plates of gold were ae in Java in the production of a k be- fore paper was made. It was , seitten m both sides of th d_ plates. Great writers, especially Euclid, trace: their designs with a stick on a table covered with common dust. A smafy-dressed woman was sit- ting in an dmnibus when a quiet-ook- you uring 6d of a. country's development. For example, # é yalue has risen in the five-year pera from 1914 to 1919 from $38 age cre to $52 per acre, or an increase 6 per cent. ISSUE No, 10—'21, ved | fade a stiff pie | the cardboard fiat against the jt tight against the mopboard. The| wall will be protected and the eard- d will receive the streak. It is ally aCe etgler to suse thletpee- and on eater freedpta and When preparing cornmeal mush to fry, I pour it into jelly gla wetting the Etalges" in cold prevent stickin; Y, to ing. The Rigaeeaiele is in good shape to fry as there are no corners an when sliced, very conven lay article Be the washboard, rub laundry soap 0} ed erate “vigorouay, en dipping the brush on clothing as well.— laundered this spring, try my way of keeping the feathers from wasting e and flying all oyer the house. Another from | a pring I mean ie take all ee B nd k, kept from last spring, and will foes Eee ae Bas agehere ston mare a real flock of sheep of/""T',c4 a georgette waist that need- ‘One month last autumn I earned|¢d Washing very badly, but I was } afraid to attem ener first ¢ In it all the house- e brush, and brush the soil- in ig much asier than SEE: and seek wear E. In emptying the ie ticks to be flour sack (one with the starch still in it is best), fe it wrong side out, ¢ in the end of the securely, and rip the sack loose. laundering, sew it and the tick to- mpt to Baa it for fear It was made ©: mi ilk, “Chane the discolored milk for a fresh sup-| ply. Blood Rub with common soap in ay Tee E ary, add a teaspoonful of ceantna to the If the cloth is- thick, se rch paste to the stain. Ren peste ‘tl a ee ‘ash with soap and tt Se fabric has no deli- , and the stai cat w are 22 aste of soap and baking-soda. Let stand over night. BITS OF HUMOR FROM RERE & THERE 4 Geometrical. don’t see much of , I thought they lived i the same square as you. “They do, but they don’t move in the same circle.” Modern Mee Now, dea: s the Bt of: William the é jaro "s eieer pattie 7 Gerald (who has learned to use the telephone)—“One, o-double-six, Hast- ings.” ing young man accidentally trod on — her dress. Room For One. She lectured him for ten minutes,| |The Jocwlar old party v duet wounttouy BY eiyines< ° eoutte| Nour's teimeat on a pourltiz wet oss, man bt tye keg Made “Ah, ctor,” he replied, * ‘is this The young man bowed. “A lady Noah’s ane ae yours full?” would have given me a chance,” he| “No, he conductor retorted, sald, calmly. there's oom Gene sioks donkey ee ee Jump Canada's farm lands show a steady ae average inerease in value from yeax Deana $o year and by decades, as < revealed by The head of a big Chicago business the census. It is an important meas- house was extolling the arsacet of a certain man in his e “{ gather from what yan say,” ob- acct a friend, “that this man is in- deed persuasive in his methods.” “Persuasive!” repeated the head “of the house. “Why, my friend, that chap could sell the Cuban aurea a nowplow!” What They Thought. The Sunday-school teacher had been reading about Canaan, ts. “land flow- ie ages es and honey,” ald to the class, “what mille ar A Gasoline Rainbow. A ae space in the fork of two dasa eprops for su’ eee film of gas. the usual Bee ©. spectacle was n new. Looking up “at the rank of buses, she exclaimed: auntie, look! ‘They have run over a rainbow! Silver is Too Common. the. profiteer’s wife on a spe to attend her husband, who complained of _ huskiness hink I might paint the throat with nitrate of silver,” said the doc. or. “Oh, doctor,” “expense’ is no gold.” said the devoted wife, object; please use The Subjugated Sex. “Of course HD is no such thing as woman's su, acy,” S a man whom the Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes. “Do you think not?” replied his the person je scarcely 8u! Be was he didn’t cnn ficient.” aye known you to hang @ man round in Hood’s coming to f ton ply Pe Ae oer he sainittad “But I've teers ee senteat | SBR orem “Tl bet a iT ” ” ae ke ‘the whole country,” sid 2) 0) tos5 evidence, judge, wes ihe! an traveling man as he Dreeaed IMO & | stranger "sthely,” replied the exjadge; | pa “Quite Hkely, 1 pienies, or are you set on clearing out,| Why I Like to Be My Own Boss. "to bre: k off, Before frying I dip > whtasmen | ee nd iz “Ly der,” a) farmer | ,,, we're ee up cold cash, ike Lucy Barnhill admitted to me she} pirat net me say that what'I earn| each slice in flour, and find that it arin ite “ger et bet. at nae be careful.” ome negr. dotay t . is my own to do as I like with. My|fries quicker and browner—Mrs, T.)came pact in w : _ Rhoda made no answer to the ques-| hushand does not dictate—“it's just pinet ia{ “Stone. What's yours? League of ‘of Nations, Pie ‘ion. ‘undétatood a ee he. wahe My home-made ee cabine' Marder, sir,” said the farmer, “John Sisk bon) subject?" = Didn't I tell you it was,” girlis coming to make mea visit, a hold, remedies ae assembled, within | Harder. ema ‘Send us a post card for a iree sample, stating the: _jSona aru aa a sum- tron the maa fhe = at reach of the older members of the oe off Eee eens... ice you now pay and if you use e Black, Green or | mer. She's been here most every year| .7" ine miles out and wita {family and out of the reach of young- Not a Judge. My mother was Britis egan ote iene, Sala ts Soe: a Tin the yoone fais act stim ds vero reteticine J thought at ‘hist That aa ae SiHianee oe ecieree ee Heh policeman ome the ae my chance to make money away out| box, and then gave i 1 N°} dence in a case acs eyeneianen cee - x shone Be they carry On| here would be limited to poultry-|side and out, of white ¢ ame! paint. | vay alleged to have been d aa ax ec(e mans she marries en. she 1 SaEROkS its Just! raising. I have always raised enough| To improve the appearance I stencil-| yon say the prisoner “haa rink} > *In Wal oon the Lucy Barnhill comin’ out for ous own die ade pe ae; ed a small design in blue on, e qrinkings sald his worship. “Drink-) “In ale i where were you born?” Lucy Barnhill’s Garden Ith see what 1 want. yout ve Meer ee on a nrs| fle and ong Tine ala ng we ion me cor] "aw bor om ashi rag the, cae sh ea Ai igen sive dol | 80a: id) dressmaking, | 2 front. In Hes nny, 0 sink ‘ren Spanish colors whilst she was lying” 4 ee ‘ fot for ‘ide ive ‘put it |Taised vegetables tod flowers, and al-| 276 wre Bie xe fhoce sis fennel Liepds! ot. stortned-thes & Penebor in Honolulu Harbor, but my 1 | upon nails driven in the w “You think?” sto. ac By J. GRACE WALKER. into se and bush- laser tor eeeD ay Hele is pin diferent partitions I te different| an, “Don't you know the smell of| parents died ae Soa Pasar : ts Teel willbe eked to Dep FOU) or ang’ however, that T can make ings tbxes of pellets ia te small-| whisky? Aren’ SNiaow fe oe aa a, who brovght me up hem master hand be of salves in the re etorted the officer, “I'm | by a inaman, i ore, and like the work better here Soe par nee “No, sorr,” ¥ poe Sn san wns elena me rte > leh Pega ie tre ce ea ore wea ao fm not to beat about e pigs, and som er_ parti ions aa “He's ploo! Na- Dosh” Mrs. eo began belay] Rhoda's ey eyes expressed an involun- tm Fae Oa aig 6 nea Ae me op My Doshand makes ine raising 8 Sap RAE sie H-) You Cannot Let Money Go Hane | ones exploded pmemme oS. “so say right out I’ve come to| tary side i smal es ho had become @| aict spoke “ask you som ‘and to tell you| “What was in that bed just to the penne out party for you. I'll expect | io jane Heh 2 sas Lia an he| my laundry equipment earn ‘An oxiudge who had | bocoae, 2 | tzet spoken ft of the gate rte he| you to help me with the cakes and f t value in washing overalls| cashier in a Weste aomething. oa ‘he first is, Did you) left of the gate as you come in?” she| Fo" 2 Ou but you musnt help serve one or more small ones—“runts” he) ° Pee Voited coll cuffs of| lined to honor ached ata faned Fape?? ever raise flowe asked. “I've always wondered; there's 1 calls \—that would probably die} #24 badly soiled collars an nted. “The cheque because e a guest of honor.” the wet x had pre! ay the girl a ring of ee left as it eats you gu Tveacue them, men’s work shi I lay the we' ‘The expression “red came: ip all sight,” h eo ety “put the evidence you offer in identifying yourself as rson to whose order it is drawn we Shee earlier.” a Bi sere the official at the passport from aie: eeon ot tying official docu- ments with red. tape. ie has come tor mean ities unnecessary hindrances: in the way of getting SomERne done. Surnames and CLARK Variations—Clarke, Clarkson, Cleary, o'Clery. lic. In the Norman and the Gaelic divi- sions of this grov we bars 2 vivid Norman! 2H op to a|Raclal Origin—Norman-French, also Gael! Source—An occupation, also a given | name. up of family example of the rke is al Their Origin land cularly, where the British. cae ee stronger. se Variation—Gre Bae) onighreebatish: jource—A locality. 9 area number of possible ex planationa of the so f the family” Greene, shite an oe ores ith t cep names name he r0- rather unsatisf tion of one. It is possible that in some instances” the name originated in a cone of! n ae Whole JOHN L. WM. DA MONTAGUD, uy _|it might fade. f name. oth mean 5 na ane Chine, cs “Robert -the= Rene posted herself at the front window.|1 nelped out, See et in distress, colored georgette, and embroidered) nq Se eet te aad | eoene type ah Boren ae Presently thes -dooe: wertes, (the “Way | rae: : did not seriously neglect in a different shade. One day 1 made} (jarko families whose names are in qudeing the degree ok probability of opened: 8 es Raed appeared eae one onsale haa y neslect!eads of warm soft water and whitelsimply the Anglicized versions of We | inis we have two significant facts to: thot ahead of her as she came slowly | 2O™ nights and part of every after ee ew eee haa Gabon is: not Tel across the road. Just as she turned noon. would not eare to do that for ae ea H ae tietaltee disappeared; Atipa| et roe ee er ea se Coles of @navis conn ena Rede at the ate, a large wom long, noes as keeping two houses Pineea at: meevernl. thi re warm soft ere in the dim, prehistoric past, | white, black, bro’ ink and even behing plese tse went round the| £08 is not easy. Tate to Chick talt wae aiied. T then| tere Mae & motion tovene which sA7e | yellow are all probabilities of Ge-teaG corner and approached aggresivel: nat I am forty-seven years old, oe Ce ee pe eiie sail rise to the entire Indo-European fam!-| tive vy: hen applied variously to the other side of the street. With a| ave two lovely children—a son, mar- is eae ea (See cviped” it |1Y_0f Mnguages (which includes the | jhe description of hair, beard and com- chuckle of nervous relief, Mrs. Wier-| et and our daughter, “the baby" TEI SGM RIE Neat Tetnokd eee a | pipet DL net Eien ee sema welcomed the three Laking in-| ough a see gp alway! tn al ys acon clean bloitag epee ad] ee a ee of color a ors . position. a piano and numer- ee i oot ie Ree * ane|of India) as distinguished from the | are very non to-day in rough-and=, Rhoda’s face, with the bitterness in| US other wines for the house which] ° Ret Sine peccie joined, | Semitic tongues, for instance, of which are quite popular peers had a plainly humorous = fate ae tor aed I also paid) oo about th sokiiaee ace. apes ate tie Beniey nae 1 ami We, have a io bout. ou! Husband is then Manet ts neha So aee "anid ee s srenaionie Sas Kies “Pinkeys,” 7 ig ’ lave been a w re iho was shat fo et a1 nd Beving. fr the vanch, whe Tada] Men tung itn th ah et) Pee ee hE * andthe the = Mn a that,” said Mrs. Wiersema,| health, and does not interfere with), vin, “heron eased them, and| sory meaning, ler” o> “serie, Bene ory se one with an answering flash. “That's E]- mousgeold. duties a gouing for. gibers ou ig the 0 ese ar snen ats Otitis see arene euoun 10, tiedler adding Shoemaker,” Her folis is leading my" oss, with no one|2¥ Will ha sbekings Mire Pe TH, Wain ecee Gaelic and tne Latin | Dette of tig ms. Youll meet her and learn es find fault ith my oF ork. I can go|* anguages sp from one ee name sometimes having originated Mbt hee at the party? age or to town with no one’s # £07! Removing Stal Pr cia v0 ong before eae rded : ‘o finish up by a certain t geo tele Brent oe es. {tory. The Latin word: was t (Ehe: Ends) Fruit indigo ad| (of which che final “ « S a stained part over a on: me ee case endin The. ret word. wae | actually known: have s rung in liters Women! Use “Diamond Short Cuts Other Women Use. |joiling water through the stain. The ‘eet ch. : ssn cat ety aa yes. at Bae Bile enjoyed ene water seed strike pelt fares, : eatin wed, comin’ Thto “Bing: 5 a "eieen”® 1a one aye} " ere ere corch abrics ian through the Norman-’ prac, de-|used to denote a grassy stretch Dye on Steen en Waists,| chase “dripless”. varieties nor the|can be restored if the threads are un-| yeloped into surname thro ts on The English of the pr fs Bc shee Ss i ee ae to clean my candlesticks every) injured. Wet the stained portion and| use ag descriptive of av. vudividua's twelfth and thirteenth centuries, the é ing. Baha 8 was delight seas expose he ts sale ae Repeat, occupation, as “Roger le period in which a large proportion of — Each pacgage of “Diamond Dyes”|when I found that by painting t Spots or : For wool,| “Clarke.” The Irish word became first | the ovale names were formed, veed contains easy directions for dyeing | ordinary candle with varnish it weald dissolve the yes Aig cunline orla given name, “Cleireach,’ it that way also. Therefore, Ane ee xm Seg ite act sate pun without even a suggestion of a] alcohol. A little salt added to gaso-| this a family or clan name, as|names as “Robert Atte Green,” gee ae Loere ae a prone act ae Pore Ses ta is al colorless} line prevents its leaving a ring. vr) “O’Cleirigh”- and. “MacCleirigh,” | ber Gr “Atte ne,” terial by giving it a ‘dyed-look.” Bi ay | Wh Whee slensiee ede sss ae use ether ate SoCs whence serene ihppoders {acdiet Ca. Greia” of which She witee “Diamo ond Sganhicniy.c roeLiat “hes 3 is rust: Salt and lemon juice|of O’Clery Cleary, often changed full, would signity a ‘person who | ever ae the danger ee oes the| will remove rust stains in whitel to Clark aa “Clarke, in the rth of lived at or near such a spot. Color Card. : wallpaper with the leaning cloth.| clothes if applied to the spots and ze “RRR g fis te capa trae teh wattinns| the cletkes Naced in the sun, A sec Befote the Days of Paper. |s15 mophoad ae good way’ to avold| ond applicationctnny: be neceesery: : Papyrus is Berptians the somewhat unsightly streak on| Ink stains: Experiment with one Ae oe wrete on over four’ thousand he paper at the top of the board is} corner of the spot; ink va The Canadian Order of Chosen Friends. 34 Years of at Total funds on hand at Sis VIDSON, stand r Hamilton, Success Co; Standard Rates. 1920—$1,205,357.77. stanonit vee iNlor Reco: T; For informati W Send for in Book of a o 2,5, and Recipes, 0-Ib. FREE! 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