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` -WW"FWV g.g`E35e 57 0eb"3 (`Bower I--!~!<~}-5-Eovtvtooi-2-v!-I-.`~'p~}-2Z p~'r* rZ '3`:- `A o - 3: i 1 1| onzoczai; I u\'\ aunt un rrir--.1 out _ 1. COIL1 s`iH`]`>1 III l""7iI l'|7llIll I. \\'m'k \v:|s in`: I\'.~'ol\'t--hmlr m'--'. H-1`! :1 in,l\" nwnnf to this . . .,,.. .,A ,, ' I , . Hu- . n In Inn` 1 :1 kmfe. ; 1.. 1 -I... I3 |(Il\\ illinzs farts and taken to the train. What it meant; to the little band ot"p1ucky xvnrkc-1'.< <-an be juduorl from .\Liss I.':w's rvpurlz No words van .<`\`t'-1' express how .<]llL`l1I(1 the \\`n\IIl)1]r`u] nlnn \('nl`n ljnn nnvnvv I 4A_\ux n 1L"I\lll . ..V rixpu-.s's how \\'UllIlI](`l,I HIGH \\'(`1'1 , . Hl' A3 I l1h:m`. -Iiltlt` ful` the `ruin got to \V( -.I,..4 A l.\7\l\| .*\n<'l m:m_`\' nun` How has the :1` . . By \'i<'[<- _.u: I`! vI\r||\ - Hr .. .. .. .. .._..... -~-"_iu.~`~1 that llIl(} for them. .\ln<~l1 morv :ml'.1m1.< :m:l loss in- $1>i1'iH'_" rham -ml-;inj_" to lI'l( 1"t the u1nlml:\n(:u lrzxins w:x.' the nvxt task :x to Bliss Lynn. She was sent to cook for SH or 00 l1lll`.s'('.<. was tlu~.o11l_y rook auul . ui;`ht 1noalsalny. ;\I`1n_\-' rnlimls were sorveal and Miss Lyno was exp-cote-cl to not only cook `but. prepare for cooking :1 whole sheep or :1 q\m1't01' of wheel . Tmlzl) she is inspc-c`lm' 01' `hotels umler the Minist1'_\' ol Muni- ltions in I".nt;'l:1n but her luart goes back constantly to those long" `hard hours in France as the hap- 'lpiest of her life. I iL0se Value as Allied Airmen Estab- 1 H511 Superiority. ! German anxiety for the safety of }the l{i11(leI1b111'g observation balloons `.l11c1`eases \vi\`l1 the growing .=:upe1'io'.'-- iity of the Allies in the air. These Ib-.1Ilo0n.-". are gu-ar(les1 will1 every pos- ' tsiblc car-2. (`u`~11r3:'nlly special p:1t1'o!.~", fof scoul machines ax`- : (Z01-ailed to `ll; zzruuml l?1:> h;Lllo0:1:: xvhilc at \\.'o:' ' `l.. `>-:\v\ .\-r1.,.m;1..... ~w l`\.' .\ l \\' 7 i 5 Ten Gents for fifteen Words] iis The Ad\'zmce rate for prepaid i advts. of the wantoc class. It is the cheaprst rate of any no\\~'s-I gpnper in Ontario. 1 I I LU lit they --.. \~n| KILL`) LLl'b' bl! .zu'chie" butts 3stx'ucLion is an :.nv\rl .1:t:'.n-.14 Germ;-.n i.e1'1'it0ry great. is the concex` lair 1)0wer for honu .cr-rune. n1-n H(1\`.' F2` U'.,'1'lH.ll ` striking I a noun r 52111` 1h )\.'t`?' l`Ji` HD1111` U`JL\.lll.'lf. \f'_'lLilLLln iscoutss are i'.o`.'. 1'igh2,iu;; with greztte-1' `deteruiiunliozi fur hehinxl their lines than above the actuul battle zone. Courage, pertiuacity and skill are re- quired to carry out such raids as those made on railways and factories -1t Frankfort-on-the-Main. Forty Ger- man fighting planes did their utmost to prevent these raids. They fought the British planes all the Way from Mannheim to Frankfort and back. No German machine was destroyed. because the object of the British throughout was to evade destruction themselves in order to make a suc- cess of their bombing expedition. Frankfort was duly bombed and so badly that all reports agree that the nerves of its "inhabitants were thor- ou_:hly shattered. 'r`mw-in ghting resulted from the ougnly snauereu. Terric ghting resulted from British air otfensive against Hagenau. This time the Gernlzms did not await the arrival of the enemy in the neigh- borhood, but attuclietl Iir.-rcely in1mn':- rlmtely after the B!'l ,i`.5ll crossed their lines. The British formation leader l2l(,`C(~`[lL(`(l battle and the fight 1`:Lg`etl for f'orLy minutes. Four Germu.n 111112105; .<=pun to r-xtrth in ilumes and lI)I (`t- others were lll'l\"':I`. do .11 out of (-omrol. Om: lirilisii ixiziuiiino was .z.......,\.: ,,...t .nmlm:- w-` rr-hm-toil `nu.._.ng. Alter IUU lugul plum.-s v.'c1'e regruuped an needed to the 1:u'gu-L. In ( the (1e!`vr.ted German squ nvwt` Int"! Hm -.i.- in v\(`. \\'h21t rw L Unllll (H ML` 1 lo them. ` ~ t `uin rolled work In . . .2 A I':l 0 II F :l'\Hll" 2~L!lli.'l|'-l v_- U..-. |1t~:i\'y horn`) (ht 'is'lit-ti a large hut and auoilier hii;'.~:i he:\`~/ct-r. four Gm"- uutn plz'..m~s s:Iaudi:*._L on the airdrotue, p;`ztcti(-ally an:iihi|utin_=: them all. In this lighting the tleriuans lost eleven plaiiies and the British two. |(|_). l There is no doubt that the morale of the German S:I(liCl`_V suffers from nothing else more seriously than from the patent infeiviority of their own airmen to those of the Allies. An English pilot who is well known was lighting eight German scouts over thelr own lines. He was joinedby a British formation of five machines and together they drove down three enemy planes in ames. The remain- ing live broke away and dived steep- ly toward their own lines. The Brit- ish pilots sped down after them, but the Germans escaped. Realizing his ina-bility to reach the Germans the rst British pilot pulled his machine out of its dive and endeavored to switch on the engine. It refused to start. The pilot knew that he could n0t.glide half way to the British lines. At. the height of a couple of hundred feet he selected a field in which t.o land. It was a large eld in which German troops were drilling. He was just about to land when sud- denly the engine splutteretl and burst into an even roar. Instantly he did a. vertical turn and placed several bursts of machine gunre into the astonished faces of the German sol- diers, who joyfully had given tip the drill to capture uninjured a British pilot and airplane, both of which {reached home safely. THE GERMAN BALLOONS. r KLIUHLI ~ keep ( Mn` :1 I Save to buy Victory Bonds. ll l"l|\,'\I ll\\L\`\ I work lo zit` 1 that more u1'd'.1n11;< wmking,-' I . HIU 1'16 URJJIUU. uoff hostile 111 n ..n r-41-l\'1!Y'\7 mnpl: 'I\ In. UHU 1)1>'n1.3u and amother After the {lg ,...n 1-zurv-:\!Il\rul LU UI` suffer ,-x In :|r.v~. \\'h;1.1 VI` ., . ... me 1317111511 111114.-11111:,` Wu. (1 was 1`epo1'Led .h01' t`1;;11I 1110 Ilritish -. -.1131! then pm- 10 oL11e1' words 11 G 1':1;1n s(111:1d1'0ns ed 2 2111` 111 1:0:~.15cs:~:io11 of their . who c:1r1`ied 011:, L110 1'ui<.1 Lo oi' Tho I-Iuge11-.111 sufE so-\'1;-1'c-ly. One 11 dc111 large hut .. I`. 1 I.1~1l1x'nnvV Frunr (1.-7`- \\ L'|L'. KJIIU Il','\ U1 ` tint and \\'(~ xvoro so able to (In just that " And then, wllon` :u\"a.\' the V . A. D"s1i ail all nvvr :1g';1i11 I H0 I ..1 A7A ,.. I IA.. 1.. `. .. L`\l. going fan" aeld over .' have found how rntrution of German .A,~.l'nn.~.n f`_.>u~n.-In THE N_RIE3.1N_.ADYANCE..- : train. ` ml lcnulid Oxm 11,-vex` I xvvrv sn`, .l.. I.-_- v-I:-.rl ck bal . run`. I/'L"-)1 .. Victory Loan `Sole. -1. Topic far Canadians 1 During Next 10 9ays 1 To This All Other Features 3 of the War Must be Com- } pletely Sub:-rciinatedg The Victory Loan must nionopolizm the attention of Caxuulians during the next ten days. There will be lots of time after the campaign to speculate on the prospect of peace. In the meantime the call comes to a1l-Carry on." The people in the rural districts especially should realize this. rVnn-uinnng nf hnvno h1ncf fnl.-a f'l1ni1` reanze mxs. Canadians at home must take their cue from Foch. When he says Let up. they may be jutied in doing so. But white the men are overseas the need for supplies will continue. Roar in rnind nlan fhnf (`.an:a.da.`s LU .'\i1tl I me need 101` suppues wm conunue. Bear in mind also that Ca.nada.`s lwcu` expense will not cease at the imoment when the soldiers lay down i their arms. A long time must elapse [before the boys overseas can be ibrought`ba.ck. Probably 450,000 of them have gone over, and good judges say that they cannot be [brought home under 15 months. In the meantime they must be kept. I Rn it also remembered that a 1 me meunume I.ne`_y must, on nepu. I Be it also remembered 1 large proportion of the Victory Loan money will go to nance the sale of Canadian products abroad. The farm- er is dependent on it for the sale of his wheat, beef, pork, butter, cheese and eggs to Great Britain. 1 Qn if fhn Canadian Armv is to be auu eggs l.U \Il't;`ilL J)1'1Li.l.lu. So if the Canadian Army is to maintained, and the farmers, manu- I facLurers,mechanics and businesspeo- ple generally are to be kept busy the I $500,000,000 wanted `must be raised. Victory Lean Fromotes the Farmers interests MANY YOL".`(} F.~\R)IF.RS HAYF. GONKIJ 0`\'E-`.SEAS. From the farms of Canada thou- sands of young C:`.nudi:1ns have gone overseas. These boys have acquitted themselves splendidly. Now when the call comes for $500,000,000 to support the army, and keep the busi- ness of the Dominion going on 11. war basis, the people in the homes from which these boys have gone will not be lacking. Liberty Loan Set nunuuwn 5 anuvu... _.-- JCanadians High Mark The United States did so Well in the recent Fourth Liberty Loan cam- paign that Canada, in justice to her- self, must do unusually well in the present drive, or she will suffer by the contrast. Tho Amnv-inane gfnrfnd out with the contrast. The Americans started out with $6,000,000,000 as their objective. They actually raised $6,866,000,000. The number of subscribers is placed at 21,000,000, or about one for every ve of the population. To do as well as this Canada must raise over $500,000,000. If she se- curc-s the same percentage of sub- scribers to the ponu1al.io11, instead of having 1,000,000. she will have 1,600,000. As can readily be roa- lizod Canadizms have their work cut out, but they are equal to it. The Victm'_\' Loam and the Farm go to;_:elhe1'. tv...... .l.`v,, . 1\ \"....nx vxun, ,,,., ..,,_..... (.`zmada s stuqslus fawn: pro- ducts could not be sold without the \'ictu:'y Loan. IL` A)... ..~...u2.u~ ...uvl.! nnf hn 0|)('I':lIin HAS YOUR C0.\lI\lU5. l'.l`Y AN H(,)I\'OR FLAG \\'1'1`H CROWNS? Sec to it than your community gets an Honor I`1a:;, and gets it at once. VVhut i:-; Inow, see that, it. gets 11 few Crowns on it. An Honor Fiug is good; but Crowns are better. It is a (`me thing to reach the objective set, but it is much better to go away beyond it. nrm t rest until you see that Honor uulu u u.-.\;-_, ;4\>sIn-I if the sm'pins could sold, prices in the hnme .. .}.I 4,. A.-. ntnnnu AIR! .. .,.... ... .., - products, but it is I to sci} them for ('2: A l;u'ge [n'<)p<)=_'L. 1. .,V ` .; .... 5.. 1.. .1. .._ (iinn fzuuzz 1n'od'.u-t: sold for cash, if it the Vic Lovy L1`.-an. ml. A 4..... ...I I.-Au: Il\l.\Il'y uuuu. The fawmcr who invrgsts in Victory Bonds thus helps to pro-. test his own bllsixxuss. beyond it. Don't rest you see Flag ying in your district. When it is hoisted you will think so much of it that you will .insist on 8. few Crowns being placed there. uvu IIAJAA \4n. . "Double" is now the popular slo- gan is the campaign. Throughout the Dominion it is sweeping in a way that bids fair to accomplish surpris- ing things. it is the spirit that Wins, for it is the spirit that characterizes the boys at the front. Double up! The cause is a good one. It is worth every dollar we can lend. LE\'l) TO YOUR C()L'l \"l`RY. BUY VICTORY BONDS. Canada expects every Canadian to do his or her duty in this aun- paign. Halt a. billion dollars must be raised and there are only ten days more to do it in. The money can and must be raised. Thought of failure can- not be tolerated. The least that those who stay at home can do is to buy all the Victory Bonds they can and induce others to .1.` an T111- ulrupos the ma V V V, ..C._ EVERYBODY'S DUTY. -_---_..T.j BACK UP THE BOYS. .... .... H. L` pmp<.)=.-Lima of Cuna- e 1'xmdm'ts coukl nnt be rash, it were not for 0 DOUBLE UP. u; . .._. :u-.: >thc1' thing not be 2 n1:u'I-'.et By: Lyia E. Fin.k1a1n s Veg-stabie C0:1n`_.;m:.211r;L -- M ... nu .. Winona, I'LIinn.- I suffered for more E than a. year from nervousmess, and was l `H I '1 so bad I couliyaot 1 . . rest snig 1;- ` wouldligawuke ans] `r i get so nervoua 1' would have to get 1 up and walk around 1 and in the morning | would be all tired qut. I read about Lydia E. Pinkhanfs Vegetable Com- ` ound and thought wouldtryit. My nervnusness H O O I) I l4uIl\1n inn: and .\1':1h:~:. nervousness soon I left me. I sleeg l well and feel ne in the morning an able to do my work. I glad] recom- mend Lydia. E. Pinkham :-1 egetable Compound to make weak nerves strong.--Mrs. ALBERT SULTZE, 603 Olmstead St., Winona, Minn. I `How nftan do we hear the exnression 1 bad 1 could mt at n1g:h1;-- I would lie awake I to out. Lydia nlnln On An nnw Inn:-Ir Y nlodlxr I-nnnrn- ulmsteaa an, wmona, Mmn. How often do we hear the expression among women, "I am so nervous, I can- not sleep, or it seems as though I should y. " Such women should profit by Mrs. SuItze s experience and give fhin fnmnnn root and herb remedv. 1 pound, a man. . For forty years It has been overcom- ing such serious conditions as displace- \ ments, inammation, ulceration, irreg- ularitios, periodic pains, backache, diz- ziness, and nervous prostration of women, and is now considered the stan- dard remedy for such ailments. Dy MTS. Dl1lCZ8'3 expenence EHO glV$ 1 this famous root and herb remedy, \ Lydia E. Pinkbam s Vegetable Com- ; pound, trial. Forfortv vears it has Advertising does not require faith, merely commonsense. Advertising is the seed which a merchant plants in the confidence of his community. Every dollar spent in adver- tising is not only a seed dollar which produces a profit for the merchant, but is actually retained by him even after he has paid it to the publisher. Advertising really costs noth- ing. `T/Vh.i1eit usaes funds, it does not use them up. it helps the. fOU_1'1d81 of a, business to_ grow rich and than lgzeepzs the bus1x1eSs alive after 111:3 death. Wizi Ivi @EE*EEME. AEVEETESENG Tlw .~1](`L`\'('.~' are, long and widu at the sh0u1lv1'.< are .~' d1'0uping_r, without ` The spirit We call civic pride, Whichrleadsi us to make our cities more beautiful, comfortable and sanitary-superior to others--- is prompted by the desire to have the city admired and favorably talked about, which is really the desire for advertising. .no\ u Theatres are mawde beautiful, not for art's sake, but for adver- tising. Railroad stations are made grand, not to facilitate traffic, not for comfort, but for advertising. There is hagdly a doubt that thepyramgdg 01' Egypt were bu11`o lfrbr a.dvert.1$3.n g pL1rpoe3es IE1? ' " " " " ii \ruu .... Tu 11111` Makes Your Skin Like Velvet Has a marvellous eoct on rough skin. One or two applications will remove the roughness, and by its occasional use the skin acquires the smoothness and softness of a baby's. Grlycedonia is not sticky, and gloves `may be Worn a few moments after using it. Price 15c and 25c. Dc- llightful after shaving. DRUGGIST, }c:c>. 1\:'O`\'I`KZM.`.A.N' ; `mu-zn "|'.|Al2':.". ..: _ - . ` rie by Wm. C.;'o.~:s`.am1 ._ ._ VI M0nkman s Glycedonia ms ` * BARKIE UNBERTAKENG; . . .Ij !`?*.RiG3,3t5. A , W.P.. 14; BILLY, `E`F\:1v:7e7v}';-. i 171} ectcr All latest (`.vr-g.-n.-sin (."a:1\u:l iH!~.I()L`1\', ixwiudingr Grave Vaults and Uuk Shes. l'.`l{.-21: amti [tan C1`.:l.'< !` 2 one 431 W. D. I\III`3:I-TIIUN. 1"1c.;:zie1oI n'., I Fur p01npm.< zuw much used and make :m1usin-.v- hlm-k S|m1.< on light (h'('SS(`.<, [)1;1('('I[ :11 the 01141 01` u sash, ,* on the }mims 0| an innumlsu (`oll:11`,k 01' mu :1 1'c:1in'_"0t0. ; \ .2`. ; -1- . P-3"!-'3-$I~2~Z`*1~%`s+El~I"r-"r12*i-{~96 I Tuner and Rep: HA] and Eznhalmer. PHONE 346 Bzm'iu. RARRIL`. ONT. JR gn-|::-' B :e..-u In : viulwl !~':l_\ lrr, ~~ .` 1hn.~(- who 5:1) him: and llmsn --an1 1n_\`stii _\' \\lIllHI!`_. I... _ \\`(-ll tlw n1:I*_"11:l'i<-M11 m:mnv1' in whivh \\'um(-n h:1\'(~ fiH(* thv 1`:mk.< \'z1(~z1tod by men who have gone ,_..... ..\,. . |.``.'.\. "0 i`. 1-ulnilinr \'z1(-ntml h_\' nu-n xx nu nu c _~,...... n\'(~r.~10:1s. l".\`t-x'_\' (mu with Hm Fm-t ihnt more \\`m'k has been turntwl out h_\' tho wmm-n \\'01'k- _ ors than by their [\x'clu(-(\ssur.~' and o\'(!1`_\' nnv knows the nnifnrnl n_\'(-o1- I(*11(',0 of this m1t]`m't. Pzut an inter-`_ estin__-' .~'idv-1i;:hf is (-:1. cm this in- spiring: rm-mu! h_\' Hm ropm't of Hm (~mnn1iH<-- :l_..Il1('l1 tn 1n:1'u- n`- .~`1uul_\' ol` the 1..A:|lIh 01' nu1n':ti)11.< \vm'ker.-`. 1.......H..`-.1i.m into ihv I'm-1m`.~`. H:11`:1h Sp:x1.< .;l\1: 'I`h1u'.~'1uy, Nwscmbcr T, 1918. Hlllllhl I Hll nll - _~ ('l)Il(('I'|ll' m -:u1.~'m~_-' .s'uH`-r `. citlvnts . Ihnl xvumvn l\\ i<'(- us l`l'('(|ll('IlH.\' :1s'mt-n l'm1n and that in Ilw 1 I1.<<- 1':u-rm-_\' wmnvn urn pm-nli:1rl_\' linhlv tn \\'x'i sprain ht-1':Ill.\`v ml` thu sin-n'_"1l| 1-1-- qllinwl ln push 1111- Iw:\\'_\` lt-\'m'.< on the 1:lUl('.~'. In sin-H 1':u-1rn'i-s Hu- \vom-cu Iu|`l'm' i'rnm hm'n~` :1hnu.~`.t1 Your thm-.' fl'l'{llt`lI|])' Hum mon and llu-. mm <-lni0|'l`\' I-l`U|lI hut mutni l\x1'I1i11'.'.'~'. M111 s|n'nin.-`. nun! bm`n.-'. (`l'H|l\1 hv H-.lIm_- in nnmlwr by ull('1'in'_-' thv Ill:1('hilI(`T_\' nr yum- te('tin'_'; Hw hnmls. liriuln-1111;` .~:;n't`.iu.s Q1111 burns am.-. accepted as necusr sprn i us 0 3 l HldX\L`.1 out: \u.Lu.u.u..; u... _jz1w.~`. Why, Victory Bonds. SPRAI>NS - y'()l'Kt'I.~. Tm V 1~.-`:11 iull \'.)L : \\'l1y, Victory VICTORY BONDS. TEA TABLE TALK. I nx-w(-st wide 1-nllur that: tho um-k is . uftct" nlm-1'01 thosv in\`(`nLol by uml l:lk('ll I'm1u thv .\I0u1's: L \\ \' ltuu lu (-heL-k u huh: .. In-an lulu Hat- .'.l\k'h uh Llll. (L liuu \' i(:tu1`_\' Bonds. VVIIKLL 15 ll Is houml In \\'hat is it 2 \l"... illl 5 III Ilnw-<' helps 5] rent li`!`.lL{Zi III" 171411 0. whi(-I1 the .-` vf11. to won whu the I 1 - v Hus whn umwtl iIlC(`1`L`.\ t, puts tn test, vork with heart and; \l- ' him. V\'lmt is it |>:1_\':s `_'m>t' Our p;m'iutis.m puts And 111z1ke.~: us work A ) whu 1< l!ll('l`l'.~1I'v1 1.. \\':n' 1\'nnw:4 p(-ri't-vll_\` v_"nil'ivm1t I ,, r:1I,..1 H... .....,],: min-1 wmm-n :n'(~ uli- -<- -|:x.<.~'n-.<: Tlmso who ' uml 1'ri*_-`ht(`-n him: and _\' ".\'n"--unul bore 1- who .<:I_\' [ -1`l1:ms 1 - u ; my 5-llll1|(`,1'S good, 1 :11 . been \v1t11- ? L \u |K' 1 Um `I 1 EL`? ilk '_'ILllIl'L', <:xt1'z1\'21-;'nx1(*c'. r s all 21. (-.11:1ncc.? l)..._.1,. 11-, us a rule. mthorl the huttom, but: `0 still \'(-1`_\' Inn; and ! \ s\\'-(~1ni11'_ .. - ~ nn \4 M; um 'iHl(\ll1 Bonds. t our (!011I1t1' ` s \V1u1t is into .'-mu Hhlu ulzlnve, nu-nnnn ? |`:u-i(n`.~`. inulust riul :u-- _ u ....4'6`;.r 1 1 ahou UK -:| un- .-\mn-1`i<-am I and ;....;`.~::11'_\' evils and are not mmle the ex- ](:u:.su for zmbzmdoning the work. \\'omcn substitutes put pluckinoss 9 !:1nd `_"1'ilH into their ' ' " ;r;11rinti. [WU 1l1i11'_-`s that are I1ut;_ tc'i: . . nit:-n muntccl to then` <'1'c by xxmnon in >]l('1L( l'(`4l l:11u1.~. I 5 Apple Balls With a Mixture of i Fruit. I Pm-1 ln1'_-_;- apples, with :1 potato '.~(-uni) mat on`. . bulls, 1mpi>'111g `u-an Emu \\'utc1' \\`itl1 :1 litllu vine- `;:u1- :1oM(>1 to keel) them white. Pru- ~'p;1r<- :1 u1i.\'1uI`u of g1'upe1'1'uit pulp, lluiumlpplc and banuxla and put into `_-`l:1s.~:(`s; add :1 few of the apple hulls; pour over all the juice left from the fruit which has been buil- utl luwn with sugar; cool and serve :11, once or the apples may turn ` . cause, Sends >;()Mii'1's i'.>rward without pausv, And 1nai the Germans drop their ' . .1`) |u| uuI.\. u- ...._, lyn, _ brown. Apricot Sherbet Served in Apple Shells. Select lwiglit red apples oi` uni- form 5i`/.0, rub until they have 11' his,-'11 polish. Cut off the blossoml oml anal scop out the pulp,! L-:1rel'ul1y notch the G(1_l_'L . Fill with a1p1'iH)t sherbet and serve upon} upplv leaves. I cream Sauce. 4 lupplo Leaves. Cream 1 Beat the white of mm egg stiff; add the T11 beaten yolk of one egg `and ,~'1`nd1ml1_\* add one cup of pow- I 1::1'c(l sug`-.11`. Beat one-lunli cup of 1 Ithiz-k cream uml 011v-1,'uu1'lh cup of! imilk until sLi1'I', vmnhixle the mix- ` ..- ...I.1 .m.._1mlr' t(-.~L of ' Iu.`..\...<- lbutlcv ur111x11).~a ;lH(i|I`\ xII|\.\ ... ! \'ulunt:n'_\' m"_"zn1i: .\`.'n'I'h has hevn dr-mo 'qH.ostir.n nml :11-(-(-pm _Fnitish n(`:\'('l'111l1(`I11. `j the V. .-\. D. whiv . Sin :1 uerlcml \\'n_\'. bu! .lph.'1. is 1'L':lH)' littl - n nunaf Iw1` '\}'01ln~_" \\'un1uu ![)it:'1l unilfnrnx l ..6` nun)-nv ;1\-q 7 uu: mun: .. ...._ .._.- [luau ` 7 7 ._ mt m01'0_\'. :1_\'\\ :1_\'.~'. able to vnsv pain :1ll(] pm'I'u1`1n wnnnh-1's of h(`:11il1'.1'. Hmt. snmu-110w. able to p1'os(-,r\'o :1 ,~<-rmw nxp1`o.ssim1 and keep her uni- gfornl ilnmzuzulato. This pn1'n1l:n` ;n1is1;1k- ( (`Illl(`.S ht-(-:1n.<<-. for om- unv thin-_", Hw V. A. 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