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lg: Page Fifteer: 1 U1 _yvuL larger "SALAIi"A'..%' ruI5cr" 5uUu ucwa, cspculuuy guuu IUYLUIIB -in love. Apes--secret enemies. Apples-long life; gain by commerce. Apple-tre<.~-change for the better. Arch-a journey abroad. ` Arrow--a disagreeable letter from the dir- nnl-:nn 3n uvkinlx :6 nr\vv\nn nvuun--uupxvvculcub lu neauu. COIIHHUCG A health, strength, and good__fortune. Aircraft--unsuc'cessful prbjects. ' Anchor-4-a lucky sign; success in business: `and constancy in love; if cloudy. the reverse must be read. ' Angel--good news, especially good fortunel in lnvp ection in w} Ass-misfortur a legacy. Axe--difficulti< ' r ,1 . Symbols and Signiiications I Abbey--future ease and freedom from worry. Acorn--improvement in health, continued hnalfln afrnnnl-L unrl nnnnrl CA-`Luna """""" ""'f""D' ' I Although included in their alphabetical order in the list which follows. there are, certain gures and symbols`--.whichi are of! so common occurrence and hear such de-l nite interpre`ation that it is advisable to refer to them here in detail. Certain sym-Q hols are invariably signs of approachingi good-fortune: certain others of threatenedi ill-luck. Among the former may be men- rioned triangles. stars, trefoil or, clover leaves, anchors. trees, garlands and owers. bridges or arches, and crowns. Among the latter. coffins. clouds. crosses, serpents.l rats and mice and some wild beasts, hour-[ glasses, -umbrellas. church-steeples. swords, and guns, ravens. owls and monkeys are all ominous symbols. ' No. 4. The Symbols _` . l It. is obviously necessary, in attempting to read the future by means of any kind of symbols, whether pips, dots, numbers or anything else, to xbeforehand upon some denite" meaning to be attributed to each separate symbol and to hold fast to this, meaning in all events. In the case of tea- leaves, where the symbols are not mere conventional signs" or numbers but actual` gures like the picturesseen inlthe re or. those envisaged in dreams,` there is no doubt I that the signication of -most of them is! the result of empyrical experience. Gen- erations of spae-wives have found that,'the recurrence of a cerain vgure in the cup has corresponded with the occurrence of a certain event in the future lives of the various persons who have consulted them: and this empyrical knowledge has been handed down from seer to seer -until a sufficient deposit of tradition has Ibeeni formed from which it has been found pos-l sible to compile a detailed list of the most] important symbols and to attach to each a ` traditional meaning. ` ' Iv` `H.777 . I . . . .1 - .uu .- -I The right way to uscl , lightest-rum ter made. It's t and elevate ith the same other box on r own or your V\ A? `OYIYQV { Wilson s } Y Pads { T COPYRIGHTED DY THE MUSSON Twelve Thousand Miles This is it-Darken the room as much as possible, close the windows. raise one of the blinds where the sun shines in, about eight inches. pl ce as /many Wilson's Fly Pads as possible on plates (ptoperl wetted with water but not ooded) on the wiiidow ledge where the lightis strong, leave the room losed for two or three hours. then sweep up the ies and burn them. `See illustration below. \ D"; .41.- _I-4-_ ....a.- `"4 4` Ala; under : A` nluilpfonuh nut}, 54.. `$98 IIIUSITHIIOH DEIOW. \ . V Put the plates away out of the reach of c1uIdren.unt1'! ro- quired in anothet room. _ Thursday, July 20, 1922 At least must be travelled to bring "`,SALADA toyour table. Yet so skilfully is it prepared, so arefully" is ` it protected that the . delicate leaves reach you (but a few weeks later) in all their -tender freshness. To really enjoy tea at its best; insist upon SALADA. . Your grocer has this delicious tea--Ask for it. - 7/g1l_lt'he Flies] Ml`-I Thgrc is I JJUV C""Ll IUURJ Dy`lIIUUl PI Usl (1% III pl'U8' | parity and affection, . ' _ 'Dragon-great and sudden changes. ~Duck-increase of wealth by trade. Eagle-honor5`and riches through change _ of residence. ` - Elephant-a lucky sign; good health. I<`alcon---a persistent enemy. ' Ferret-active - enemies. F i.=:h--good news from abroad; if surround- ll!` kn Anfa. Ann:-I0nI>:nM - 1'1.-.u--guUu news Irum aorout ed by dots}, emigration. . F leur-de-Lys-`-same as Lily. -...,.......c .-.,-.. ...,....,u. I Dagger-fhvo s from `friends. . `Deer-quarre . disputes; failure in trade. tDog-a' favorable sign; faithful friends if at top of cup; in middle of cup. they are trustworthy; at the boltom means secret .enemies.d Donkey-_-a`legacy long awaited. | _Dove-- lucky symbol; progress in pros- I mnrifv sin!` innnnn V .... .. uu \auIna.y nuuu--uau, IA uA\IA\vll vnuynvny . in store. Cha-ir--an addition to. the` family. Churc'h-a legacy. ' 7 iCircles---money or presents. They mean ' that the person whose fortune is read l may expect money or presents. ' 4 Clouds--serious 't1_'ouble; if surrounded by ; dots, nancial success. iClo\'(er--a very lucky sign; happiness and prosperity. Atthe top of the cup. it will come quickly. As it nearsthe bot- tom. it will mean more or less distant. Coin--long sickness or sign of death of l a nun!` rnlnnn nv tn-not {II:nnr` luunllyuaaw--u plan Ul lruvcluug as 5 [WU- 9 fession. T ` C0w--:1 prosperous sign, Coss-.a `sign of trouble and delay. o_rl nvnn Ann!`-u rv:v>.w .54 21511 3.1: uuuuny auu }lCLll.V. U_L' even death. " Crown---success and honor. `Crown and Cross--signies good fortune resulting from ath. A II '1` I .'r\ I` guu|uu?|uu5 Dlhl\lIC\`.6 Ul BIEII U1 (ICE!/ll U1 .9 near relation or great fnend. ~C0n1et---misfortune -and trouble. Con1passes-a sign of travelling as a pro- fngnn "" \JIl \lllUl.Ul 7 Clllll \JulllaEUjC;PplUaUlIIIl5 ,wealth. 4 visits from friends. Car`--uctuations of fortune; Castle---unexpected fortune or a legacy.` ,Cat.--difficulties caused by treachery. j lCathedral-g1fe t prosperity. I Cattle-~prosp"eri_ .y; _ I Chain-an early marriage; if broken trouble in afnrn A-lll\lG-_'Il DIEII , EUULI IICVVE II IIJIIIE` if- at rest a fortunate journey. Boat--a friend will visit the consultant. Bouquet-one of the luckiest of `symbols; staunch friends, success, a happy mar-` riage. ` lBridge--a favorable journey. \ Building--a removal. 7 lBull-sIander by some enemy. l.BushV--an invitation into society. Buttery--success and_ pleasure. Camel- burden to bepatiently borne. Cannon-good_ fortune. ' ` Car (motor) and Carriage-approaching uvoulflr .uia;fc `frnyn *fI-inn:-lo id Here aO|oDjUl'llCI lvllllll '|IIlUC IIICII lIIUllC\I IUlC' tell misfortune. V Bi{ds-a lucky sign; good news if ying. I`. of I-nn n `nu-fnnnlrn :nIIrnnI! Bat-fr;1itlees jburnys or tasks. Bear--a long period of travel. l'Beasts--other than -those mentioned fore- L..II ....Z..'....a.... .. ' ` I-BOOK COMPANY LIMITED u..a.---a luuny sign; :1 surroujmea Dy dots foretells great wealth and honors. Steeple--bad luck. . Straizht LineL-a-` journey. very pleasant. Straight Lines a an indication of peace. happiness and` 0113 life.` ll` uynu1:n-'a-`c1511 Ul. muucy coming `(:0 the consultant. Squares-con1fort amt peace. St.ar--a lucky sign; If surroupded by dot; zreat wealth and hnnnra no u.....y..c .111: a man U1 U3!!! UIHCII. urea: caution is needed to ward oimfsfortune. Spider--a -sign of money coming to the consultan't_ ' nae. * ` Shark--danger of death.` Sheep-su_ccess. prosperity.; Ship--a successful journey. _ Snakes are a sign of bad om 11. Great mantinn is namln.-I l>n .........I ..A'._..:;.:._`.__. uw.----n -uu\_y H1511 ucwnuanulg gooa I0!`- tune and vhappinws. Saw~-trouble brought about by strangers.` Scales--a lawsuit. Sceptre--a sign of honor from royalty. Scissors--quarrels;' _illness; separation of lovers- V - ' Ld _ quickly re.- xtra ensilage I . _ . . A .... (`:1 uunaeu1e`-qqur5l5; JIIHES; separation Of lovers. Sefpen-t--spiteful enmies; bad` luck; ill-V VIPER, ui_1,;1-u'.;uu pruspecw. R_ie-a sign of discord and strife. Ring---a ring means marriage; and if a_ letter canibe found near it. this is`the initial of the future spouse. If clouds are near the ring, an unhappy marriage; if all is clear about it, the contrary. A ring right at the bottom means the wedding will not` take place`. i Rooster--much prosperity. ` , Rose'--a lucky sign betokening good for- tune` and vhanninnss m 1uH:. uxvurce. muure In nuslness. and I trouble generally. , T Razor-lovers' quarrels and separzitinii. Reptile-quarrels. Rider--good' news from overseas regarding I rxancial prospects. 'RiHn-n aron AF rannmrl lunar` ..4...:.. ..J..-.- u.--by: ua unvunvv \I| unvun U1: U1 an engagement. = Man~--a visitor arriving." If the arm` is ' held out, he brings a present. If gure is very clear. he is.dark; if indistinct. he is of light complexion. . Merm-aid--niisfortune. especially to seafar- . ing persons. K Mitre-a sign ofhonor to` a clergyman or through religious` agency. - Monkey-the consultant will be deceived in love. Moon (as a crescent)--prosperity and for tune. ' Mountain--powerful friends; many moun- tains. equally powerful enemies. Mouse--daneer of poverty through theft or swindling. `` . - ` 'Mushroom~sud(len separation of lovers kstoi... n nu ........l -.1 --5uuu auu uuu IUCK 1n1xeu;\a Iultnlul Tover but envnous frxends. ` -Pigeons--importa.nt news, if ying; if-abt rest, domestic bliss and wealth acquired" in trade. - T Pine-Tree--convtinuous happiness. Pistol--'iisaster.` ~- Qabbit---fair succe in a city or large Rat--treachar0iix~ e|j\'a11ts; losses through PUEYHIQS, G ~. _-_.-_..`...... . . V - . _ . . .-.4, ..... ., u.-u`vu5:_n - enemies. Raven-death, for the" zigd ;, disapfmintxnent in love. divorce. failure in Bus` nP.s's'. and trnuhln xmnnrnllu L1\lllIUClB \lU}}_ClIL| UH GJUIUUIB III UUIIJUlIUII\'ll with them. Oak--ve.ry lucky; long life, good health. protable business, and a happy mar; riage. \ . Obllong Figures--family or _business squab- les. Owl--an evil `omen indicative of sickness. poverty, disgrace. a w-arning against commencing any new en`erprise. If the consultant be. in love. he or she will be deceived. . ._ Palm-TrQe-good luck; success in any un- dertaking. A sign of children to a wife and of a speedyemarriage to a maid. Parrot-a sign of emigration for a lengthy period. Peacock-denotes success and the acquis- ition of property; also a happy marriage. Pear-grea-t wealth and improved social position; success in business, and to.a. woman a wealthy husband. Pedesti-ian--.good news; an important ap-_ hn; nem nul- auuvannnuu ~6vuu llvvvv, nu. nlnntrvnvtalllv |a r_ : point-ment. P'heasant---a legacy. . ~ ~ P1 --good and bad luck mixed;\a faithful huur knf nnI7:l\Ilb 3-Jnnola 1u_|m1uuuuI'*euuul:I| acpa-ruuuu U1 lU\ t?l`S aftr a. quarrel. Nosegay-the same as Bouquet. .. Numbers depend on symbols in conjunction wf"I than) ..._,.,,..... A .. ...,,.. .,. .......,.......... 5...,- sequent success. ~ - Letters-,-hown by. square or oblong tea- = Ieaves,"signify news. Initials near will show surnames` of writers; if accompan- . ied' by dots they will contain money; if unclouded. good; but if xed about by clouds, bad news or loss of money. Lily-at top of cup. health and happiness; a virtuous wife; at bottom, anger and strife. ` Ling indicate journeys and their direction. read in conjunction .with othersigns of travel; wavy lines denote` troublesome journeys or losses therein.. L Lion--greatness through powerful friends. Lynxe-ed-anger of divorce "or break off of on nun-unnn\nnl> and talk . N o obliga- d to submit suitable for 1\C"" lllUlIC_y' llllilcallls hluuc, all 3 EUUU husband or wif_e. V Kite-13 sign of lengthy voyaging and tra- vel leading to honor and dignity. Knife-a warning of disaster through nnnrrnlc nnrl nnmilvuv axuuc:'a W an Iugls U1 umaatcl uu uugy quarrels and ienmity. Ladder--a sign of travel; T Le_opard--a sign of emigration with sub- nnIInn unnnana - UHUAELZG BI Gllllllill WHU CCU "UL DB .1611!`- ed. A mischief maker of no account. Jockey--successful ' speculation . ' .Ing-good health. , Ka11garoo----a rival in business or love. Ke` tle--death . Key-money. increasing trade, and a good hllehn n nr ufn "` """' `-"""' "' K"""I"""` l""" ney. . Horseshoe--a Tucky journey `or success in marriage and choosing a partner. Hour-Glass--imminent peril.` ` House--success in business. _ Human Figures .must be judged according to what they appear to be-grloing. They ` _. are generally good and denote love and marriage. A l ` Interrogation (mark ofl-doubt or disap- pointment._ Ivy--honor and hapbiness through faithful friends. _ g - JaQkal-a sly animal who need not be fear- nrl A !'r\:an"|:1\` lv\n`rt\n II` n A . . n . n . .-.5 v.v__,uvuuu%a 5uuu suuzuuc uy slrcuuuus exertion. - / / Gun--a sign of discord andgslander. Hammer-triumph over adversity. Hand`--to be read in conjunction _ with \ neighboring symbols and `according to ' what it points. g . H_are-,-a sign of a long journey, or the re- lturn of an absent friend. Also of a speedy ant; fortunate, m-a}'riage- to those who are single. jl < ,Harp--ma'rriage. success in love. Hat--success in lift. ' i Hawk-an_enemy_. _x' r `Heart-pleasui-es to come; if surrounded by dots, through money; if accompanied by a ring, through marriage. Heavenly Bodies, Sun, Moon and Star -- signies happiness and success. I{en-increase of riches or an addition to the family. ` V Horse-desires fullled or prosperous jour- VIQV ' FlaE--.-dang`;-r from wdnds in ic,te'd by ax; enemy. . Flowers--good fortune,` success; a happy Fo2;.--`treacheryx by a trusted friend. F rog--'success in love and ommefbe. Gallows--s sign of good, luck. Goat-~3 sign of enemies, and of misfortune "to a sailor. , . Goose-happiness; a sucessful `venture.- Grasshoppex-Ta.great`friend will become a ' snlrlinr . ul an-=uuppc1T~a .greuc [menu WH_l 08001118 soltuer. Gre yhound- -a good fortune by strenuous nirprtinn / fe! BA RmE ' EXAMINER Vprise. Wolf-Be~ware of jealous intrigues. Won1an--pleasure and happiness; if accom- panied by dofs, wealth or children..\ Sev- eral women indicate scandal. Wood--a speedy marri|age.. Worms--indi_cate secret foes,` Yacht-pl,easure, and happiness. Yew-Tree `indicates the death of an aged 'person who will leave his possessions to the consultant; ` Zebra--travel and adventure in foreign lands. ` ' ._.c., \I- ...... V. unu-uuvu uuonuxor Toad--deceit and imexwpected enemies. _ Tree/s--a lucky sign; a sure indication of prosperity and happiness; suriounded by T , dots. a foitune in the country. ~ T:iang1es-always a sign of good luck and nnnv flllllfl" Innnnina Alul CIIDIIGEC for your Gil- ..uuu5nc.:--anvva_ya a 51511 U1 guuu Lyuclc anu unexpected` legacies. Trident-success' and -honors in the navy. Twisted Figures--disturbances and vexa- tion; grievances if there are many such gures. ` Umbrella-annoyance and trouble`. . Unicorn---scandal. / Vulture--bitter foes. Wagona sign of approaching poverty. Wavy Lines-if long and waved. denote . losses `and vexations.. The importance of, the iines depends upon the number of them and if heavy or light. A Wheel--an inheritance about to fall in. Windmill---success in a venturous enter- Vl\I'l-Q . W, Swallow--a journy with_ a pleasant end- I l.nD` , ,---..e_. .. ,,......,..... Swan--good `luck and a happy marriage. Sword--dispute. quarrels between lovers; IQ kn-nlrnn euyn-A wind.-`nu. At` .... ....-...-. awom--mspute. quarrels between l_overs;' ta broken sword, victory of an enemy. _'!~'imber--logsAof timbeg indicate busine Qilnnnco ua uur mu young man, 5u'uug-ulcwetl 213 men may be; For the old .man'_bent "above his scythe. For earth s little secret and innumerable ways._ .. For the carol and the color, Lord. we bring What things may be of thanks and that l`I~.nn In... Inna A..- .J..-... vvunl. uuxiga may ue Ul mzuucs and mat Thou has lent our days. Eyes to see and ears to hear and lips to. sing?" - ` ' . u. tuc_ uaral Iuzzy uanuug Iuru H18 Ill-LIE leaded panes, ` I For the shining well water and'the warm And .the p2t_l_1.=.washed whiteiby singing reins. .Tha`nl<- God for good bread, ifot; the honey in the comb. * For the brown-shelled eggs. fofthe cluster-` ' ~ ed blossoms set , Beyond the open window in a pink cloudy _ `foam. . For the laughing loves among the branches met. - golden light. ' 3 ` J For the kind-faced women, we bring our thanks to Thee. ' With shapely rothering arms and grave eyes clear and blithc, For the tall young men, strong-thewed as inch 711 any kn- -- cnuuucx tn IIIU1lIl\Il I Thank God for sIee'p in"the "long quiet night. For the clear day calling thro the little lnrlnrl ance M IN WOMAN'S REALM ~23 :%$&%**a$$%&*$&%*$$&*&&%&` A` V * 7"X<>X0X0X<>X<>X<>X<>X0X` X0X0X` >X0X0X0X0X<>X<>X<>X<>X0X<>X0X<>X`-`< A CAROL or THANKS 7 72 lb. TIN 85 . . - v v w vvnavvulullun ` - l If the knohshould come o the lid of a pot or kettle, slip a screw through the hole with the head to the inside of the lid. then`screw a cork on the protruding end. This will make a knob that will not get hot and can be replaced when dirty. A CORN CHOWDER ; ' 1 can corn, 4 cups potatoes cut in email cubes. 2 tbsp. `bacon fat or pork dripping. Lslice onion, 1 tsp. salt. pepper, 4 cups scalded milk, 3 tbsp. butter. Parboil potatoes five minutes in boiling waiter. Cook the onion and fat together for ve minutes, stirring frequently, Drain _potatoes and add to the onion and Int. Stir in two cups of boiling water and cook all together until the potatoes are soft. Add the corn. Stir in the milk and butter. Sewon and serve hot. uavca. During the `canning and preserving sea~ son it will be a great help if the friends` will kindly keep -the children in mind and bring in what can be spared from their supplies. There are numbers of empty jars at the Shelter which will be gladlyl exchanged for full ones. _ ! We have a particularly, bright. good boy of about twelve years of age. who. we believe, will dev.e1op `into a very clever citizen if properly trained and educated. We will be pleased to hear from any per- son who would like to invest his or her affection in this way.` i , 117 Y Itromtnin rv anum. pan snues; Mrs. Jas. Patterson, 31; `Mrs. A. J. Sarjeant. rhubarb; Children s Friend, 3 boxes strawberries; Mrs. Jory. lettuce. onions, potatoes; Central Method- 3st Church. box cake; Mr. Hunter. sand-I wiches, cookies; Mrs. Boys. box of books.` balls; Row Turnbull. books and toys; ML! Ardagh. 2 bags potatoes. beets; Mrs. (3.; M. G. Smith. clothing; Mr. Caldwell. 121 boxes strawberries; Ladies' Aid. Congre- gational Church, 7 pretty new girigham dreses. `I\._,1, , EUUKI WU! A .` Allandale Presb_vteriau_ Church. 7 loaves bread; 'Coulson s Hill W.I.. 15 jars. fruit;] Friend. 24pairs child's bloomers. 2 hair! ribbons. cake; Mrs. (Capt.).Bird. clo1:hing;,! Mrs. Stephenson, 2 baskets potatoes; Mrs.| Stone. clothing; Mrs. McP,herson. 2 girl's skirts. pair shoes; Mrs. Jas. Patterson, 31; Mrs. A. J ' Sm-ipsmt y-L..L....l... nI..:u_-_t _-......v.-u cu vIr&`.I.II'_l`| ` _ The Executive Committee gratefully ac- knowledge the following gifts received at the Childrerfs Shel er during'Jun.' which have proved very helpful in carrying on the good work :-- V . -j All.-.....J..l.. `n_--L-A ' "` ' ` ` The Raspberry season is now at its best. The quality of the fruit is excellent, but theseason will be short, so pre- serving should be done now. For well- packed, first quality fruit, buy that put up by Niagara Peninsula. Growers, Limited, Grimsby, Ontario. ` RASPBERRY CROP LIGHT DONATIONS TO SHELTER A GOOD SUBTlTUTE `:1- ..>`JUSTICE. Secretary uuvvvlnulvn-Ir IIII1 Iv A lump of sugar added to the rinsitig wa- ter will. take the place of starch when Iaundging a collar or blouse. =.=.,--__-__-._.__:.._ #__.:-- ,5 .... .. \opnll|a 72 -sup; ucrw. Use about 2 qts., or 3 ]bl., ripe quinces. Peel, remove stem and blossom ends, and core. Put through food chop- per, or chop very fine__, by hand. To about 3% cups chopped fruit add %, cup water and juice 1 lemon. Stir, until boiling and simmer `:6 hour in covered saucepan. Measure 4 level cups cooked fruit into large kettle, add- ing, if necessary, enough water to the fourth cup to make it level full. Add sugar and mix well. Stir mixture hard and constantly, and bring to a vigorous boil over the hottest re. Boil hard 1 minute, stirring continually. Take from fire; add Certo, and stir it in well. Skim and pour quickly. I naught Packinz Co.. Ltd.. Cobburl Selling Agents: W. G. Patrick 8: Co.. Limited. Toronto and Montreal on -4 d--- . No matter what fruit you use, you will get success- ful results if ~you follow the simple, Certo recipes - mi-,~`-],-,-_,~C-,,. free recipe book -- with every bottle. By`using Certo , you will retain the full deli- cate flavor and natural color of the fruit. And you will get 50% more jam or jolly. A pure fruit product -- no. gelatine or preservative. At your grocer s. --..-we wlll 4 leveled cups (2 lbs.) Cooked Fruit. 71/; leveled cups (3% lbs.) Sugar. 1,5 bottle (scant 1/_- cup) Certo. YT..- _`I_-__; n I 4-. -u How to make delicious nII:r\0 In... - _-----.--ya u- ...v--A You need never worry whether it will jell properly or not. Certo never fails be- cause it is Nature's own jelly maker - pectin- the natural ele- ment in fruits which makes jel- ly jell. LL,,, ,,I,, F; Perfect Jams and Jellies without worry BY` using Certo you ne (1 boil your fruit but; e minute instead `of 20 or 30 minutes or- more. HOUSEHOLD HINTS Ill IIIGICC Ciel]! Quince Jam- ..'I _.__, /nu \ .-. .