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I The graceful old ones still are young, And those alone are old Who tr_\_' to make tl1em.~;e1ves look. young l When z1r:u has taken hold. nose : i Health C0okies--',L> cup huttviui 1 cup honey, 1 (`up grrzitr-d raw our-I rot. 2 r12`.L`>`. `2 cups: sift d our, 1,4` tezwpoon salt. 1,4 1(*.`1.~`})0O!1 baking soda. 2 teaspoons baking: powder. 2 teaspoons cinnamon, `,f_- t(~:1.~L)0nn clov-3s. 2 cups oatmr-211. 1 Cup] 1`:1i: 1 cup chopped nuts. Cream the butter thm'ouy:h1j.'. mid the honey f.:ra(11u1il_\` and L-ontinu~ crcamin;-. Add thn gzmtc-(1 carrot, and the (-3125, which have boon \vr-H beaten. Mix `horr)1Jj:h1y and add the flour. salt. soda. hzxkiiiyz pnwdur and S[)iCv`S. which haw` be`-en siftt,-d together`. I.n. add tho ozitinmll. raisins ahd chopped nuts. Mix well- and drop by . onto 21 _:r(-:1.<- ed hz1kI**,~s}100t. Tmko in a modm'- 21`.-7: rw.-n---37:": dvgr. F.-~~for about 1: ) minutns. I l`Ln....l..o- Nu} qnnnv-p:,.__9 D4rgr:1 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1937. 1:) mmuws. I Chcolate Nut Squares--2 e-21:3] hvatnn. 2 CUDS supra)`, 3 . un~l ;<\\'m-icnr-d chocolate melted. 1 cup sifted our. `Q cup mnltwi. cooled ;=hm't< -nin_L'. 1 teaspoon vzmillzt. Add t-hp . to tzhv` lm-utc-n set in :1 how] of hot w:1t~:1` and bmt. until of th:- r.'on. of \vhim>.r- <'1`:1m. AIM tho moltod ('hoco]:1 Le,` mix. "hwn ~'tir in the Sifts?! our. I.a. add t.h\n1oltvd ' and thv vanilla. Turn into a .~:hz11- Iow. hutto-r.-d h:1kin_r.: .p:1n. :<]n'inklo 41. nu. u-(+1- nhnunm! uz nn1.: nr Lz1. th hw the {0} nnr-'1 nc nmn. --_- cup 51 hakinr: pnwd 1`. 2 (`ups . ("nn.Ihinn thr- :1n1 U10 v:1nmu. luxn inn) the top with Ch0])])r*d wu pr.-(`:m.< and hnkn in :11 ox`:-11~--.`S0 dr.-Q`. F.**f0r :1 nwimxtr-;<. Cu . in \\ 1 n n nus WHEN IS A WOMAN OLD? .'ZU'H1. AH-Bran Date Bars--`3 `ozrrnn. :1 cup hOI1_\'. run. `- - <-up siftr-rl Hour. ,3 _ ,. 1', ,....x Mn R_e-Openng Tho old in ya-ars who liv-' among 1`ho.<-. younger in their hearts, Will nd th.en1s(.~1v<:s remainin'g young Lon}: aft-:1` youth depa1'ts-- Prince of Wales School Registration Tuesday, Oct. 12 Regular Classes will begin Thursday Oct. 14th, and meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 7.30 to 9.30. Dressmaking ; Household Science (Cooking); Show Card Writing Arithmetic, English and Bookkeep- ing; Motor Mechanics. Women s Page FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO 1MOND, CHAIRMAN. J. E. MORRISON, PRINCIPAL. COOKIE TIME D .~".I("f1 110111`, 1 Ll'ilhpUl.H! d `v'_ cup choppt- nuts`, z\.=~d. chnmwd dates. thf- honr=_\' with thv w(-11- -SUBJECTS- H. .\|ll'lHKll.' .vz11nnt.~: m` V 1 1nod~rata_ about 20 while still o_r:_xz.= xvr-1} cup 2111- teaspoon xnr-H 71111.2, 1 \ Yes. some are old bnforo '-hr-ir tim ,| Old 21:10 u. their youth; ` And some are young: beyond theirs prime-- ' I Unle-.<;< they hidv tho truth. , ti Thu Barrie Women : Liberal As- _usociution hold :1 reception at the _ihomg of the president, Mrs. H. M. .1 1.213", on 1`hursda_v aft--rnooli last, in ;hm')r of Hon. Dr. 1.. J. Simpson, rccr.-ntl_\' ulwt-tmi in Centre Simcoe. .`vIi's. Simpson recriivr.-d with Mrs. L~l.ay. whilv '.\I1'.<. J. A. MacLarcI1 .. and Mrs. Wm. Moore presided at 13 the ton table. GLlStE were present ,1 from Penetamr. Elmvale and other [,|point.< in the riding. I Nearly 200 called during the ..-Cr.'vr\r\I\V1 ` The Red Cross wishes to thank ithe following for donations received during the past week : Mri :: H (7.2 r1-{>1-11, Mre, T4`. T4 _ uunug tI1'L' past. ween: Mriss H. Garret-t, Mrs. E. H. Braden, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Merrill, Miss Long, Mrs. W. Sarjeant, Miss M. Brown, Dr. Burns, M-iss` Murray, Mrs. W. A. Lewis, a friend. `1301's wm ne wexcomeu. = A masquerade Ha11owe en party will be held by the Institute at the home of Mrs. Ken Dawe, 31 Eccles St., on Thursday evening, October 28th. All n1on1be1'.s are w:.~1c~ome to |1)rinp; their friends. I A cmza ndmiqcinn r-harm! will he I The November meeting of the Barrie Women s Institute will be hel-d on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 2nd, at the home of Mrs. D. Bishop, 125 Tovonto St. The grandmothers will have charge of the program and the social hour. Roll call will b:- answered by giving a Grandmo`r,her s Ancedote. Visi- `tors will be welcomed. l A rv-mcnnuv-grin LT-.|l'|rnx1n a71 nnwfv luring` E11911" LIIBILUS. [ A small admisslon charge W111 be i made. SVVN bow our heads in silence On this .\'ovL'-mber day, In memory .of the valiant ones Who gave their lives away. I .God give us peace and quietness, Make this a day of rest, To pray that conflict comes no more :r\H(l arn1i. be blessed. `LL-t u.< not forgzet their loved ones, With sorrow in their hearts; But let their days ';:ro\v brighter I.`-\nd wach one do a part. K _},, _ 7 :LIBERAL WOMEN ENTERTAIN i HON DR. AND MRS. SIMJPSON Ah, some are old before half-way, Ami some are never old; For these but laugh 1ife s cares away, While those both fret and scovl-d. (-baton e`~::L'.~`. h<-at well and add the all-bran. Moasulw tho sifted our and sift again with the baking powder. Add to the rs`. mixture and lastly : in the chopped nuts and Mix well and t1_1rn into :1 1`!-:1. pan. Bake in a mo ow-n--?.75 d-$1. F.--for about 20 minutr-:<. Cut in bars` about three inchns 1011'}: while still warm and roll each one in powder- .1 ( I ` . 'dn11`.:`h which can be handled. n\'-`ri~~-~3.30 mi . Cream Cheese C0okies--`;(; cup of butt:-1'. `-_ cup white cream choc.-. V; cup fine r:r.'im1lz1tr~d sugar. `-'_ iI`:1.<]')OOn salt. 1 cup siftc-d our. uimmximziteiy. (`roam the huttm` and cream ChC(`5(3 t0_:r-t.hi-1'. add the sugar ;:1'adualIy and continue cr~amini5: until Lhv mi.~:Iurr- is \\-ell blended. Sift hv .=zilt with the moa. our and add to the rst mixturn. using 21 littiv nioiv or loss than the amount if nr>ces.=:1r_\' `o mako :1 R011 ihin on :1 `iiqhtiy oured board and cm with :1 ourmi cookiv cuttnr. I`i2u-(~ on :1 ;:rr::1.<<-(1 baking: shvot. d<*~ r-m':1t~ the top with ne strips of mmiir,- omn_rz. pr-01 or tiny colornd <'z1imi~~:< and bake in :1 n10(iCI'1tf' d--9. F.---f0i' ton to . 1..,. ..u'nn`nc BARRIE. WOMEN S INSTITUTE .V eu.1'1_V zxftr-moon. Vmaiimnal RED CROSS NEWS ARMISTICE DAY -~`.\'Iz1r_v Margzaret Mather, 134 Blake St., Barrie. BARBIE W.M.S. HEAR ABOUT MANCHURIA, Mrs. Allan Reoch, a returned mis- sionary, addressed a sectional group of Barrie Presbyterial Wome-n s Missionary Society in St. Andrew s Church. On a map she outlined khat section of the country where she and her husband labor. 'n1..,..... 2. . 1,, ` And yet it is no easy task, However well controlled, To ansxw{.; me, if she should ask- When a woman old ? nu. uuu ucx uuauauu RxUU1'. There is no mission work of our church which has proved more en- couraging than that which was be- gun in Manchuria by Dr. Goforth ten short years ago. Mr. Davis, whose work centres in and around Taonan, has oversight of thirty churches. We, with headquarters at Szepingkai, have oversight of as many. How do we 0 en new churches ? We will receive a let- ter from a community, from some one who in some way has heard the gospel. The letter will say, Send us an evangelist; we will d-0 the rest. They build their own churches and meet incidental ex- penses. We just furnish the evan- gelist. Our work is altogether! evangelical. We have no institution- al work. We have Mission Band `groups and Sunday Schools. They are on hand bright and early Sun- day morning, for service starts at 10 'a.m. and lame 111nHl -2 ..... I uay mummg, IOI` service starts at and lasts until 3 p.m. There will be a sermon of an hour and a. half, and we sing songs, hymns in Chinese and motion songs for the little ones. The children recite scripture. Even wee toddlers recite tlheir verses and the bigger ones rvcite passages of scripture such as Matthew 1, 1-18.; the first Chapter of Luke; the 53rd Chapzer of Isaiah. They love reciting these! passages. N/I've Danni` nnvunu :._ r~L:- passages. Mrs. Reoch sang in Chimes-: Jesus Loves Me, for the Mission Band. _ ..`.. I We don't go to Manchuria to` teach a. new or different religion. We go to teach the" religion, the way of salvation. In none other is! there salvation, for neither is there: any other name under heaven that] is given among men wherein wa must` be saved. Our aim is to have reconciled to God men who are sick with sin and superstition. We go :1 mp hif am... \rr........:gl '-J CSUS nun mu unu super-st.n;1on. I go :1 little bit into Mongqb. and ;<=.-nd our Chinese converts in.. They consider this their mission` work. They say You brought the gosp-sl to us; we will take it into_ )l.ong`oli21. The Mongolians are` hard to reach because they are nomads. live in tents and move from Vl1l2Lf. ,'L` t.o village. Yet we had one young` Mongolian girl in our Ci11SS`t"S last year and she will go back and work among her own people. Also our young` women arr supporting one of their number who has devoted her life to work among thu Mnngrolians. i 1.. , ' - . _ ..,.........y. In our larger towns We hav-l churches, but we also have small! chapels on 1-he streets to which the: men go every day and preach hour! by hour. They sing hymns which; a:`tract thw people. They go in to; hear the singing and then stay to, hear the gospel story. We havei large tracts on the wall and give; smaller ones to the people whof come in. The picture is then exa. plained to them. We are then in-T vited to call at` the homes, which` we do, taking more tracts ami preaching: to them the Words of Life. When we go into the homes we ask the people to call in t'nir neighbors. which they do. Some- times when they hr.-ar us singing they come without` being invited to se what is groin}: on, so we haw quite an audience. .Qnrnn+inxn:~ Ham" 1...... L'..:.. . I quuc an auuience. Sometimes they havn fair.< and the-atricals to which people will come for miles. At such times the men put up 11 ti-nt at the fair and hold I)l(_'CtlI1.,"S all (lay long. Pr-oplo who are cold or weary are son`. in- to the tent for wzxrmth and comfort and hear the word and receiv-'> tracts. 'l`hu.`< tho . is carried to ou-'. l_vin;: di. from whonce an invitation is . to comr. Swirl us an oV'a11:_Lr(-Ii.~`rt." Thus we gyt in touch with new poop!-4: continuzllly. Tho \\"(m1r>n hnlll nv-:11-.'.v mn,.+.'.....` Auuu. Lne 1mi;*:uag`e." They enter tlhe homes ca. in 21 friendly W2l_\'i1Ii(l are receiverl with 21 genuine welcome, are oll'er- Gil tea and made to feel at home. Then they ask questions. Where are you from 2 How old are you ? What is your busir1es.< here? There is their opportunity and they tell their business and soon have new seek:-rs after Truth. When :1 son marries in China and brings his wife into the home, `the daughter-in-law does the work and mother s life thereafter is one of leisure. 'I`hese elderly women are often of great assistance. Some mak:- very efficient Bible women, others guide the missionary to the homes and make them acquainted in new homes. Nlrsz. T?.nn('l1 clnnvvnrl :1 vtn-inhr nf Luucn w1Ln popl-4: Thu women hold prayv-1` m(\(-tin__:.< on \ V(r(inA.~'(1aA\' morninfrs for Bihl<- stud_\' and Izlmzuagv study and prac- ticv at Iz111g'uzL:<&. When the mi.~= .~'ionar_\' rst ;:0u.< T0 the country the rst duty is to learn thv Izm- L`,`l1Zl`.Z`1', which is not easy. ';\I1'.<. Rom,-h srnilr-.< as shv r0n1(:mbr-rs hm` rwf nffnnmnf zxrlrlo-nun n cont1nu:1Il_\'. fn mn,.+:..... The young ones never ask you, sir, The answer to unfo`1d- The old ones only ask you, sir, When is a woman old? .~:uuur_\ 1ir. ;:0u.< I0 the sniilr-.< first attempt to address 21 meeting`. An r*lder1_\' lady had been c2xiIr: on to lead in prayer and shv pram- Lord, hglp ';\'I1's. Reoch; srhe d00. know the 1an;<:uag'e. Thev PYlf(l' Elhr` Hanan; rv~.1 in lll new nomes. Mrs. Reoch showed :1 variety of the tracts they use in their work.` The Bible story is pictured on the tract and the missionary explains it. Mrs. Reoch said The tract talks for us. The tract or poster is hung on the wall and smaller ones given to the people. At housecleaning time all old paper is stripped from the walls and new posters are put up. They also have tracts with hymns. While in a home they will teach a hymn. People passing will come in and say Wihat are you doing here ? Then the invitation goes to the newcomer Come and we'll teach you to sing this. And so the new opportun- ities come. In the tall classes are held for ,the women. The women will be: The Northern Advance divided into two groups, the new- comers and those who have al- ready an amount of education. It may be a little embarrassing at first for a sixty-year-old women lo attend a class to learn to read. They have never had the opportun- ity to go to school and they do Want to read. They soon learn to enjoy and love the classes. The tracts are used for the reading l~s- sons. When the women become; Christians and have learned to read` "obey beconiv better homemakers be- cause they are more lniJ(?1`0.:`tlXl_. Thy start lrst on the stories from the Book `lif Genesis because they are easily understood, but while teaching thI`0lLL'l1 story we mana;:e_ to put in a great deal of doctrine. \V4- hnlrl r-\ :imin:|i inn< nnrl 0-ivn | pub 111 '61. g'1'L`EJ.E (18211 OI (1UCI'I'll'le. VVw hold x`~x21n1in:1tions and give} little certicates, which show at a g']z1n((: \\<'lmt progrrc-.<.< has beum made. K171-.n-. T1 (,.-`,..1L uuvnnt uLn HlZlUL`- - When Dr. Goforth went intn| Manchuria he took wi:i.h him ve splendid native W0)`l one of whom is still with him. Now they are training` Manchurian workers to carry on the work. For this pur- pose a six weeks (`lass of intensive Bible training is conducted eacl year. M1-.<. Davis has organize <-la.<.-e.< to Ines-t inhc-r own compound. Here deeper hooks are taught, such as Revelation, Daniel, Job. Isaiah. Mrs. Davis has illustrated these bi0ok:< in :1. very clever Way. It i;< wonderful 1-hp way in which young women develop into trained workers. St.eadil_v and surely Chris- tianity is spreading` in Manchuria. Its roots are groin: deep and its branches and fruit are beautifying and enriching the land and the lives of the people. T\Tni+'hm- ic #9191-n nnv ntlnpr name 01 {no people. Neither 1s here any other name under hvaven, that is mven among men, wherein we must be saved. r.mm+..:1m+m: 1... M.... \7 n h HICH, WIICTBIII \VG HIUSE DE S2!.V(; (l. (Contributed by Mrs. N. R. Sim-lair). Every man is religious when he isl fscared to death. 'Dr..n'r\|.` `(W111-x Iaanr. nn+1m'nn- +n n-{val ' ECEITGQ DO (l(:`i1II1. Pr:o.pIo who have nothing` to give are the only cheerful givers. No man or woman ever had a friend `what they could depend on nnrlnr n11 m'rm11'ne:fn11nn= Conceited ones are never so-~ Unhappy ones too soon; But. Wise ones love ]if0 .< morning glow, And prize its afternoon. N0 man 01' \VUYYh'v1H ( under all circumstances. untw 1-nnn11 f-11:: `nruzrru 011171 UHUBT ll CIFCUIXISLELIICES. How much the men admire :1 W0- man who does not expect a man to be better than men can be. The man who has the worst re- putation is always worrying about having it injured. There is no greater ..misfo1'tune can befall a woman than to let a man marry her believing she is an angel. -'Dv-r.1v:n`-v r+11n v-nnen-n an mnnv n-Inn -Pro.bab1y the reason so many nice girls marry poor husbands is thaf they never met any other kind of men. ISN'T IT TRUE ? A.A. SMITH Asubscriber writes to tell us of a talk he has just had with his son in a little town near Johannesburg, South Africa. \Ve heard each other dis- tinctly, he says, and adds-- My son was distraught on account of illness of his wife, and he has since written me to say that nothing could have given him more aid and comfort. Not everyone needs to call South Africa, but the aid and comfort this call brought are just what long distance is bringing to thousands of users every day, I As long: as women cling: to youih, And (li. then` agw I Thr-_v never can be old. f01'. .._"'l`h(-ir _\'f)uth fls up the page. SOUTH AFRICA Manager There are many and varied types of assurance and insurance. A savings account assures the deposi_tor of an active reserve that can be had on instant demand in an emergency. A savings account assures nancial and security against market risks. Open a savings account with this Bank and benet rom the assurance such an account will give you. [HE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE TOTAL ASSET`5 oysa $500,000,000 CANADA Calls Recent rate reductions saving telephone users $600,000 yearly mean wider use and greater value to each subscriber. Page Seven 1.. , - ';\ln. h0u. \vi\'(-.< haw thvir own: collection of pet recipr.-.< for <-ooki->.<.; but thc_v z'o :1l\v:1_\':< on ihv `.ook0ut; for new ones, ',-spociz11I_\' :11 this .<*u- 5 son of the _\'r:1I` wht-n :1 In: of --n~ 1 te2`tainin5: _:0_e.< on. H:1\'- you trird 1 these ? ; L!....Isl. Pn.-.l,:nu_.- |'I`l1I hnffnr f This query_ on my mnrror hung : When 1s 3., woman old? It clings to me and long has c1ung- The answer must be told 1 I