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CORNER t : ; : a and old, bage is not crisp, soak in ice-cold wa- [ Address all letters to Miss Ina St. John, Mirror Office. FOR ALL REPAIRS ON Done Promptly and | Pa A tray with china cups of willow| ter for a few hours, then dry thorough- Ansvers will appear the week f i e i cee: ea ware, ly between towels. sx Pp | k following One enquiry. ELECTRICAL | Efficiently eae A candlestick with sapphire candle : ze) : there. _ |"I eat my peas with honey, # A SECRET long, eighteen inches wide, and twelve |}. APPLIANCES Upon the mantlepiece, and nothing) I've done so all my life. af more It makes them taste quite funny, fi By Ethel Runyon Knott > inches deep. Cover carefully :with the box in delicate shades of the : 'daughter i lsbe would aE. confide as you. And through her your former sweetheart also knows. So there is ahi <a z ~ : Eave Troughing Furnace Work Call 460 THE, % ey < co ee STRATFORD MIRROR DUSTING A room I like to dust is blue and gold, With furniture that's queer and quaint Except a Borzoi book that I adore. the humblest homes; and why not gleam, : bride's favorite colors (yellow and ; gee tne SETS eee te green or blue and pink, etc.) paint have pleasant and delightful things to a look upon? There is no reason why For other folks, and wondered why "My Wedding Gown and Veil." Any bride Woe: be delighted with this all should not surround themselves with the evidences of beauty and com- -rika, one teaspoon prepared mustard, vinegar, one-quarter teaspoon "pap- roughly, adding the buttermilk last. Use from one-half to one cup of but- termilk, depending on its thickness. Pour over the cabbage and garnish with sweet pepper rings. If the cab- But it keeps them on the knife." ative or radiator until all signs of | Trust not tomorrow's dawn to bring moisture disappear. Sand thoroughly| The dreamed-of joy for which you | I watched such happy people pass heavy white satin. On one of the long i j AS : COMMERFC RD ae saad. woed - t t: (pe ate lat epi so Meee aaa oe ae Aiton ra Lae at VY DRO HOP 1 _ paitie tes. | Zeno cat eagle TO RESTORE LEAT ;. And I envied them their care-free| Strips of narrow ribbon whic ith t HER Be, steps, hinges. On the opposite side the ic R 3 erviceis supreme | 199 Ontario Si. With he eyes that purrs upon the| pomove grease or dirt from either |. ae For I bore a heavy load. ribbon is doubled and slipped over a) | j <*"Warearet: Clarsé. Russell leather or imitation leather upholstery aes i cord so as to make two handles Ee '| with cold water and good quality|A store of health to mmeeice Bie I watched the sun-beams dance and | 4S you see on large bags. On the top of | --~ Why not have some elegance in even soap. Dry immediately and place near} \Oh, build your house of happiness. |--_--------<<--_- 4 3 : } nl Yi ui Wii i i ECL MON PEs YJ yt if co i PID' S nothing you can do--as a gentleman: me ; speck cayenne pepper, fresh butter-|v : J With sincere sympathy. | f : 3 Ba 5. milk green pepper rings. Mix cabbage |! ' : x INA ST. JOHN. | AND =o a and cheese together. Place all other 4 = --_ BaD ; ingredients in a bowl, and blend_tho- be fi 28 ae Doe at re Every Painful Corn for the beautiful is one of the best and most useful of endowments. It is one of the handmaids of civilization. In miserable home _ surroundings people are never at rest and peace. Their homes won't let them be; no- thing better has been said than the old Chinese proverb about selling half of one's loaf of bread to buy a lily for the soul. It is as essential to feed our soul as our body. Yet many are starving their finer natures by being 'My life was full of care. if : ag . fort in all their sha . \ F ' ' pes, and thus do ; Then I borrowed the loveliness of the : pacman JOHN. get ey ek ee ' homage alive to the gifts of God and al | hy fie ; - world, Is First a Little Callous 4 the labors of His creation. The taste 2) eee ee | ees nin i * f % And planted it in my soul, Dear Miss St. John: * a _ And beautiful thoughts with a glorious| Some time ago my sister asked you Fr ee to print a Contest. Some liked it very | _O'er my .tortured spirit stole. much. But I like Geography better than Nature Study. Won't you please print one for boys and girls eleven to thirteen. At the first appearance of this hardened skin or epidermis, bathe your feet in hot water and apply just a few applica- tions of Dr. Johnston's Callous-Off and you prevent that which is almost sure to develop into a painful corn or callosity, causing no end of pain and suffering. A lady in Washington, D. 'ae wrote our office for a box of Callous Off. Naturally we werk' to know how she had "There is beauty enough in the world : for ail, = "Each life will be worth-while aes 'That catches the beauty spread afar, And answers it with a smile! _ - JACK SPRATT. ee ee ace Answer :-- Geography Contest 1. Which is 'the highest mountain = PE ET TS, 'Dear Miss St. John: on earth? overly material. iA £26 i 7 y aterial. 'A row 0 right, ANE What is love? And tates can you tell Answer: Mount Everest in Asia. heard of Callous Off. : blooming flowers in front of that little TTS car a AC 4 4 _ when you are in love? And when a) 2. How much of the earth's surface . E Bekiazee would hve -zanQt aaa He eee 5 i } man loves you? is land? 'Here 1s the answer she sent in reply to our letter: os 'home" to every passerby. ee eres Fass We in fi . : Hes OG Heda 'MIRIAM. ; Answed: About one-fourth. se ¥ . house suggests only a place in which Vly a : Answer: --Well Miriam, you have iS; Where 1s the Euphrates River: ae oe j Seattle, Washington, U. 3, AG a 4 people eat and sleep. They say one's ae a _ asked a very comprehensive question. Answer: In Mesoptomania. : CG _ soul grows by what it feeds on. The : z "What is love?" 4. wees es city is built on se- - Pr. Johnson's Callous-Off Co., 3 spirit feeds on beauty, and if it is| nu : ven hilis? starved the whole personality goes} it Love is the natural experience of - born mates, predestined for each oth- er. Love is the divine light that gleams i ai the path of true sweethearts. On the wedding day real romance begins. is * Tt then becomes a tried and true de- - -votion through the hard tests of life. _ "It is the sunshine of the soul--appear- ing in youth and remaining through life. Love illumines the world, yield- 7. ing happiness. True love will no more | a fade from life than the sun fades from the heavens. As to knowing when you are in love. Youth is a period of illusions and ' - it is possible to be deceived by one's 9. Stratford, Ont. dead. It is one of the fundamental truths of life, yet, many have not learned it. Half the people who think they are discouraged by overwork, who pity themselves because they are misunderstood, who are victims of all sorts of unhappy moods and rebellions, -- are really suffering from beauty starv- ation. "Could anything be more perfect?" we thought as we stepped into a long living-room and our eye rested upon a little group consisting of a capacious chair and a low gate-legged table bearing only on open book and a stout jar of apple green over whose brim * Answer: Rome. 5. What are the five Great Lakes of North America? Answer: Lakes Superior, Huron, Michigan, Erie, and Ontario. , 6. Which is the larger North Ame- rica or Africa? : Answer: Africa... What is the Gulf Stream? Answer: A warm ocean current flowing out of the Gulf of Mexico. 8. What country produces = the most coffee? Answer: Brazil. ~« | Gentlemen: IT am in receipt of your letter ncinomiedaie ea fas at a ett gna My husband was in Grand Rapids, Mi a friend there who had 'been over in Canada, and while there he had purchased a box of the callous-off salve and brought it with him to the States. He had used only a small quantity of it and had affected a cure for his feet, and not having any fur- ther use for the rest of the Salve he gave it to my husba: coe, who also used it and he cured his corns with it. -- 'Then -- he gave the balance to me and it took all the callouse a my feet and one corn then I gave the balance of this | wonderful Salve to my sister who lives in Chicago, 1 TL eens WOULD YOU IT? --THIS HOME OF YOURS ...FOR ANYTHING? Does it need CHESTERFIELD What famous munotee are in eo Plena g eoneee However, if you thrill to the pinnae . NEW LAMPS? : = ite. would not be worth the living |10. W area: 18k eed | dress off the box so that in case that I F wrote ever. ee the mantel-shelf above the wood fire a Cushions, rugs, hang- Choi beauti x : . ee if you saw him no more, you may be Answer: In the northwestern cor- any corn remedy I would know where to get the See blue majolica jug carried a cluster of ings -- " Wok rs apis i eee this oe big a cee s . ible cushions and guar- | ek small double sunflowers. Against the opposite wall was a big piece of pea- cock blue pottery full of tall single sunflowers and fluffy double ones. There were roses in a bit of opalescent ner of Wyoming. : everything? anteed construction -- 3 pieces ............ $135.00 casa Then use our Bier DEFERRED 3 ODD CHESTERFIELDS ; reasonably sure you love him. You ask - how you can tell if a man loves you? He will tell you himself, Miriam. And even before he speaks you will see in cure, oan BE litera INA ST. SPEN. a Dear Miss St. John: I was engaged to a girl last sum- | On Sale at the pti Drug Stores in Stratford: one = his eyes "The light that never was on land or sea--the concentration--| mer. I loved her dearly and thought _BASSON'S --McC ARTNEY'S © glass on the desk. Each flower ar- PAYMENT In choice of several covers and styles of _the poet's « dream. she loved me; but she ran away with -- ? rangement seemed perfect in its way. , Pha f ao * $75. 00 ek ee INA ST. JOHN.| a man she had only known two - --GREGORY & JURY --SLOAN'S. = - and get it fixed up this rame -- average price ............. ie weeks. She looks very unhappy and her ---HARWOOD'S- = STANDARD -- Where unfinished furniture, painted Fall. ; i gay, bright colors is used for sun- Occasional Chairs mother told me that her husband is - 2 anything but kind to her. If she still | SS tae loves me why should we both be un- ff - ae a Sees Tackle it one room at a pear Miss St. John: ee time -- You'll be sur- My girl friend is shank to be mar- --TAMBLYN'S room, breakfast room or verandah chintz with motif repeating the color o] : ¥ 3 dena ndelaig A ee BO And odd little tables and odd large tables to fill in and eee: EL? DORE ES MRS ES ae roy + cee oe ried. I do want to give her something : me oa f the furnit ( "nice but I cannot afford to spend| happy? or: the, Surniiney Gey mene tte oan i ivi W é "much money. I love to make things. JACK. green) is very delightful. ee how easy it is to modernize your livingroom. e invite you to visit i 0. our showrooms and see for yourself. Ls Can you suggest wt oud suitable : --Well, Jack, she has chos-' for a bride? Answer :--We en her life. If she has made a mistake | ston R. WHITE & co. 80 ONTARIO ST. | ae ad pee OLLIE. she should be the one to try to rectify | One pint shredded, crisp cabbage, FUNERAL SERVICE - a! - Amswer:--Here is a delightful | jt, You are in honor bound to wait | i four' tablespoons grated, nippy PHONE 33, NIGHT 376 : Bae though inexpensive gift, Ollie. with folded hands. Her mother must | cheese, one teaspoon salt, one tea- eae < a Z spoon brown sugar, two desertspoons -- -- 2 pith know that you still eae for her | -- ome = mae exe "Use a | cardboard box thirty PLAS Se eiee FRESH FROM THE oe ! HAVE YOU _ TRIED Silverwood"s Choice Creamery Butter :