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(wi CP a eee Ne RN ce ue eee ne See tT t STRATFORD MIRROR THE STRATFORD MIRROR | an ere 5 ae fe | BELLE DE GRAF'S RAISIN th . ' ) | Pzan Apes, I packed my belongings | was in an accident five years ago. She ontinue my journey to Vancouver | fancied herself in love with me when ROLLED OAT COOKIES 1-2 cup shortening U if Cc K S A i and O N D S ; vowed she would have vengeance on 1 cup sugar, granulated or brown are urging that you sit for your lently as I opened it, but was com |me. J ; : at ee . Jack told me to pay no attention 1 egg . : pee sak ies by its contents: "Meet | --that they humored ae everything. 1-3 pee milk Christmas photographs right e one oO' i - 4 a now. eee tae SE ect "+ seam | So 1 thought no more about it until THE COMMONPLACE 1 1-2 cups rolled oats Shell Gas Station See the new samples in our show : - My train | you failed to reach New York. And ; } SUD Stn Mee pee eee C d rae Corner Nile and Falstaff Sts. left at one-thirty, so I had barely time | when I telegraphed home and found "The eee ee SS eeyene ee ee Hq St di to reach the depot. Bidding a hasty} that you were not th eR : we sigh, oe "aArew m a pat suspect ay ; -2 Cu w farewell to my friends, I boarded x Gia oh eagles ___ But why should we sigh as we say?| 4 1.5 pase Pies vices Phone 1096M. 83 Downie St. since a steers | that Mary had done something. I went : 7 Sek : street car and arrived just' as the/ there at once and found her in one of ee The pee monpiace sun in the common-| | 4.9 teaspoon each salt and soda place sky 1 teaspoon cinnamon one train was announced. I could not | her rare rational spells. She told me imagine who could wish to see me | about the note and I have been tracing mee oe Soomonpiace day. 1 teaspoon nutmeg here in Western Canada for I had | you ever since. Oh. Mimi! how can I di sig ern eo meOn: 1 teaspoon ginger. ee friends outside the Baker| ever make up to you for what you ee Ines, Cream shortening well; add sugar 10usehold since I had changed my| must have suffered." I was silent. Tak- ane Ree come bloom and the | gradually and continue to raboaensgs es _bird that sings. egg, 'well-beaten, milk, rolled ats, it dark were the world and sad our | raisins and chopped nuts. Mix and sift , 2 lot ' dry ingredients and add to first mix-! at the flowers failed and the sun) tyre. Drop from spoon on a well-| te es shone not; : greased pan, about 3 inches apart. And God who studies each separate/| Bake in moderate oven, (360 degrees ns soul, i _ | F.) about fifteen minutes, Out of commonplace lives makes His 'x gee he The Photographic Magazines as well as the photographers Announcement I Have Just Taken Over the OF eae TEMPTATION By GRACE VAN EVERY and assure you of the best pos- sible service. Fg catia Sec cae a -- "es ie re The Shell Gas Products is well- known to car owners, and I have been in business in Strat- ford for a number of years. N.H. Schmidt 171 Nile Street ee Si Rt Cale i nile * } § s ; | name. No words can (describe my|ing him by the arm I im i Serio hina 4 ef RI coy tie ye Heed ee, But as Allan plac-| amazement to see none other than Ht | deserted Seite of ene one oe E pdecohic ik Aad aes ts toe eon Lec Ceituwed any the ladder, the building own husband alight from the train., and there I told him all about my : ieee eas Beck Raut Gc Kae iu rie es ewe he was Killed. He was For the moment all was forgotten ex-| weak hour with Allan' Baker. Gener- " cepted the love of this meade of God, | the Sadan ie ae Salgih ge sd ws Frege sap Aaa ch hyped | ous and Hind as ever, he. understood ' : eek and father are |to se i : : more than that, I had practically pro- | there now. There now don't look so. eyes 'ighted a a ee | een es 80 Ontario Phone 38 Night 396, t When we arrived home we found mised to marry him. I had posed as a | awful. He is in heaven if anyone ever girl! I who had a living husband and , reaches that place." two children! I had actually planned , | Sorry to hear of Allan Baker's death. | to present him with a child that was I 'do not know yet whether I was not his own, I fell on my knees unut- | He had gone to his reward. Had he liv- terably ashamed, promising the Lord that I would tell Allan all as soon as he returned, and would leave Winni- peg at once. Shaken by the thought of the weakness that had caused me to plan to pile my burden upon an- other I threw myself upon the bed in an abandonment of grief. I was ap- palled by the thought of the terrible task that lay before me! When Allan returned from the fire I must tell him of my base deception. I do not know how long I lay there, wretchedly try- ing to form the words that must de- stroy his faith in me. But weak as I was I fell asleep, and when I woke, still fully dressed, the faint light of dawn filled the room. I did not know what had roused me until a light knocking sounded. I unlocked the door and saw my friend also dressed, in her evening clothes, carrying a tray containing tea and toast. "Oh, I see you are dressed dear" she whis- pered closing the door quietly "You doubtless know that something is a- miss in the house." "What is it?" I cried in vague ter- Tor. "Drink this tea and eat something, dear. Then I shall tell you." I drank the tea and felt stronger. "Oh tell me now," I urged. "Faith," she began sadly, "I have often thought that you and Allan -would marry some day. If I was right, you have a hard blow to face." I winc- ed at her first words, and felt stronge- ly chilled as she finished. "What is it?" I gasped, sensing ca-} lamity in her tone and in the expres- sion of her face. Taking my hand she said gently: "There was a terrible fire last night. It was an old apartment building. Peo- ple who were carried from the build- ing were given first aid. on the street. There was no time to take them to the hospital, for many were dying. Allan was there helping and comforting as only he could. Suddenly a woman who had been carried out insensible re- vived, and screamed out that her ba- by was in the top apartment. His cot had been overlooked in the dense smoke. The firemen groaned. It was too late; orders had been given to let no one enter the smoke filled building again. Allan spoke up: "I'll get your babe, Mrs. Cook." But the firemen blocked the way. "No sir, don't try it." "TImpossible!--CERTAIN DEATH." - "T have given my word," answered Allan. "It will be as the Lord wills." Something in his tone made the fire- men fall back, and amidst cries of the women and groans of the men he mounted the ladder to the top of the burning building. Swiftly they prepar- ed to catch the baby. A moment's tense silence; then at the smoking opening that had been a window they say Al- lan holding a baby. He held it out and dropped it carefully. It was caught by |ed I would have had to destroy his faith in womankind. I might have seen tm embittered as my father had been. God knows best! The day after ;minute I was sobbing in his arms. | | Then I recalled all that had taken place. But Bruce was speaking: "It was all a hideous frameup sweet- 'heart--that note you received. You | have heard me speak of Jack Gerrard, 'my old school chum. He has a sister, | Mary, who has been mentally de ranged in a harmless way since she | our beloved twins rosy and loving as we had left them. We talked of the son we hoped to include in our fam- ily circle soon, and we both agreed that our pretty bungalow seemed more than ever before to be a veritable heaven on earth. (THE END). For Each Roll of Sidewall Purchased at the Regular Price One Extra roll of the same value may be had for Every Roll of Wallpaper In Stock Is In This Sale Papers sold in double rolls only. No returns allowed -- so bring the dimensions of your room. All Papers Are Up-to-Date EXCEPT 1931 GOODS $1 Deposit Paid on can" room of paper will hold your Ceiling Papers and borders at regular marked prices No. Old Style -- Papers paper until NOY. 1. A. E. CASH Phone 131. Opp. Queen's Hotel. 168 Ontario Street | the firemen and handed to its mother!" 'burning fuel in the form of food. BOHYDRATES, FATS chief source of fuel. They are combina- beautiful whole. FOOD AND PROCESS OF LIVING All living processes require energy for work, maintenance, repair, heat production, etc. Energy is obtained by We use food for building, fuel, and storage purposes. Selection of food is thus important both as to quantity and quality. The three groups proper are CAR- and PRO- TEINS. Carbohydrates are the body's tions of carbon, hydrogen, and oxy- gen. Sunlight passing through the green leaf enables plants to split up carbon-dioxide from the air into car- bon and oxygen which unites with hydrogen from the water in the soil to make carbonhydrates (carbon wa- ter). Sugars and starches belong to this group. F, The next group is FATS. When eat- en fats can be burned or stored. When taken in excess of the energy required jt is stored under the skin. Fats are utilized by the body in the form of glycerine and fatty acids, to which they are reduced by the digestive juices. The last great group is the PRO- TEINS. They have a complex chem- jeal structure but are only compounds of the same elements found in sugars and fats plus nitrogen and mineral salts. There is no fiesh without nitro- gen. We are two per cent. nitrogen and we get it all from plants or from animals which originally got it from plants. MISS SPLINT-S FAVORITE BOSTON : COOKIES 1-2 cup butter or other fat - 3-4 Cup sugar 1 egg 1 1-2 cups flour 1 téaspoon baking powder 1-4 teaspoon salt 1-2 teaspoon cinnamon 1-2 cup Sun-Maid Raisins 1-4. cup chopped walnut meats. Cream butter and add sugar slowly, creaming them together. Add well- beaten agg. Sift 1 cup flour, baking powder, salt and cinnamon together and add to egg mixture. Mix remainder of flour with the raisins and nuts and add. Mix thoroughly and drop from teaspoon one ince apart on a flat greased pan. 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