in the tea cup tlie full charm of is revealed the flavor is ptire fresh and fragrant try it black mixed or green blends womxxmb my new labor savers talking to a group of farm women recently at a club meeting someone asked me this question what labor- saving devices have you added to your home during the last year that you think after thorough testing are worthy of a permanent place in the uptodate household it is the reply i made or a report of twelve tested tools which are favor ites in my kitchen that i am going to relate to you first on the list comes a butter curler an inexpensive help which i employ to scrape over a pat of golden fat to make pretty fascinating shapes to add charm to the table and zest to the bread butter served in this way is an edible garnish adding a festive touch to the board then there is the pie pan with per forations in the bottom i used to blame the oven when the under crust was not cooked enough i have no need of excuses nowadays these holes in the pan permit the heat to enter and bake the pastry before the filling has a chance to soak into it if you bake batches of cookies or biscuits youil enjoy a baking sheet i have two of them when one is cover ed with cookies and placed in the oven which is almost filled by it other articles of dough are cut out and ar ranged on the second sheet to be bak ed when the- first lot is cooked- im still amazed at the way tho time in baking has been reduced by these simple conveniences i have a scraper that is fine for re moving the skin from potatoes pars nips turnips and carrots that lovely orange hue of carrots which makes tho roots appear like nuggets of gold is most intense directly under the skin these color pigments frequently aro discarded when a knife is used for paring this scraper which consists of a flat piece of stone composition with a handle that slips over the hand avoids much waste from thick parings especially in those kitchens where young daughters help prepare the meals angelfood cake is a favorite sweet in my family but i always disliked to sift the flour and sugar so many times until i purchased the sifter i now use it resembles a bucket with lids which fasten securely at both ends tho sifter i3 in the centre dividing the space into two compartments flour or sugar placed in the bucket may be sifted back and forth quickly by turnl ing tho device up and down a wet mop for use in cleaning floor3 is another happy addition to my home i it has a handle from which the soft and durable cotton threads which form the mop proper may be removed for washing 1 fasten the same handle to my wall brush when cleaning house of course your husband may be more thoughtful about sharpening the kitchen knives than most men but perhaps a small sharpener in the cab inet drawer will come in mighty handy when it is too cold for the man of the house to work on the grindstone or when he is too busy to consider the knife with which his bacon is cut ive found the appliance which is not cost ly a great raver of nerve strain dur ing the ten months i have had it these tops could be purchased to fit on old tables i ordered one no oil cloth has been bought since then neither have i spent many minutes scouring wood surfaces my new can opener is a joy it 13 manipulated like a pair of scissors with its aid it is just as easy to open a can of food as it is to cut off a yard from a bolt of gingham in one drawer of my cabinet i keep my tomahawk a heavy hammer hat chet chisel and nail puller all com bined in one tool ive almost had to glue it to the house to prevent the men from taking it to the barn and leaving it on their workbench perhaps the greatest strength savei- of all is the vacuum suction cleaner that is used in every room where there are rugs or carpets this ncnelectric appliance removes the dust and dirt quickly last is the set of clothes hangers i added to all the closets even to the one off tho kitchen where the work wraps are kept 1 want to mention tho hanger on which four pairs of trousers may be hung and on one hook at that these devices have made the gettingready hours fairly pleasant occurrences another piece of equipment needs to be added as a postscript or as a womans inevitable last word it is tho chest of heavy corrugated paper for storing clothing not in use these boxes are covered with cedarized pa per the fragrance of which scares away moths perhaps the b3t part about these containers is that they may be folded flat when not in use for a long time i dreamed of finding a solution to the home storage of woolen clothing in the summer my dreams came true in the form of these paper chests which i recommend to you n n a touch of chivalry by amy brtjner almy forage part 1 a small plump chickauea upon a crooked bough sings his winter song to me explaining how they find tho berrie3 giving out iupon tho cedar tree and all the birds appreciate i my hospitality i there are nuthatches steely blue alert and swift are they with breasts of smoky grey and black and white woodpeckers that wear a flower of red ah giving their assent to what the chickadee has said i outlined upon tho suow their harvest is all gathered i words came to her now nd for soma tho sound of sleigh bells came fromj reason they genuinely hurt since and little friendly jun down the street and selma rand you someone else i must ct you hoped that it might be anson mayne j go- im not ask you again i although dr robert hallett had come want you to be happy that above professionally to have a look at everything else ive been living lauras little bov who waschoked up my whole life with the thought of you with a feverish void she was anxious and you have known it aways to get away from the house for it was you have been bound up with every- awkward to face him now that she thing my work all tha- had refused to marry him selma that i have my work recom crow her sister and robert were coming it could not be helped- she knew n tho mortol- down the stairs now they stopped injher own heart anson was speaking n aovv th hnlkvav talking sh wondered nothing but snow lets leave the f v the hallway talking tone wonuerea and flocks of small brown sparrows whether laura would invite him to telephone poes and strike i out on this como in to her relief she heard the m road to the rim of the horizon front door close selma ganced at the sky and rem- laura came into tho sittingroom soared the storm prediction roberts been here she said with a i but if it starts to snow wod hint of reproach in her voice jitter turn back into the other roadi i know i let him in myself about u isn t so co as was a quarter of an hour ago selma re- feels as if the air was just ful of sponded meeting her sisters look s ready to fal with a level gaze im afraid that im disappointed this is great breaking our way through tho virgin sod of snow like selma you know how i how all of pioneers just you and i alone alone us feol about you and robert the world is grey and purple tho world is black and white with sudden red at morning and brief red at night slowly tho sun comes northward winter stores are low a nquirrel conies to my window a chickadee sings in the snow louise drlscoll selma at last you know why im yea i know selmtreplied her that alone tell me selma color deepening but its my life yx do know laura you say that mr mayne is irresistible and at the same time you wonder why i dont seem to find rob ert more irrisistibe laura smiled i confess that mr mayne has disarmed many of my prei selma trembled she could not speak but joy enfolded her you know selma reiterated the strong voice you know why i couldnt wait until you came back i wanted to take you where we might aftereverymeaz j pass it around after every meal jiv the family the benefit of its aid to digestion deans teeth too keep it always in the house gg costs little helps much i snub not at all dont snub a boy because ho wears shabby clothes when edison the in ventor first entered boston ho wore a pair of yellow linen breeches in tho depth of winter dont snub a boy because his home s plain and unpretending abraham lincolns early homo was a log cabin dont snub a boy because of the ig- nar dam in upper egvpt where lie i norance of his parents shakespeare white men and 19000 natives aro rac- v men uu v the worlds poet was the son of a man ing against time in an eftort to liar- j harnessing a mighty river one of the greatest engineering wonders of the world is the great sen- ness tho waters of tho blue nile the agricultural possibilities of the judices the trouble is we have all f aw where great libyan desert are tremendous been taking too much for granted- mi ta truth he dwhv tho noat here is inte at times a for years selma to him love j dear as rv much as 125 degrees in the shade s sleigh bells stopped in front of the nevor loved any other woman ans- meq house and nson mayne joined them m darlln j pw taken down into icepacked anson mayne was tall blond with f youeverything he kssed be at t square broad shoulders features her and ste c to anything fl atraightcut though a trifle heavy and f vouevery thing tcou love me a gracious and compelling air im going to carry off your sister mr3 stebbins into the most wond- ful outofdoors that i have ever seen the snow is packed half a foot on the level smooth and hard well i rather envy you laura said it may snow though before you get back doctor hallett has been here to see bobbie and he predicts a storm before night all tho better then selma and i will have a chance to try out our mettle id like nothing better than to wrestle with the elements of this prairie of yours im not afraid sema exclaimed ive been out on the prairie when its been almost a blizzard lot it storm were going to fly straight across the hills and on out to the prairie and theres no telling where well stop or when well come back i want to find out for myself if there is any end to these level stretches anson tucked sema in with fur robes and jugs of hot water and now were off he cried jub ilantly the bays started eagerly set ting into musical chime tho arch of silver bolls upon the back of each to the horizons rim shall we go there yes yes selma cried happily they went through the town and up tho hill to tho prairie road al though the road was scarcely broken it was readily passablo and the sleigh ing all the more delightful and real for tho powdery shower they scattered too darling yes i the minutes passed unheeded the horses made their own way through the unbroken snow it was selma who first noticed that they were go- ing heavily its hard on them sh said we had better turn back its getting dark so fast its the storm that doctor hallett said was coming all right though id like to keep hold back the waters 13 roughly 450000 cubic yards and its total weight a million j tons every day 2s00 tons of mason- ry are added to the structure j once a year there comes an oxcit- 1 ing time for tho engineers and all con- 1 i cerned the period of the annual nile who was unable to write his own name dont snub a boy because ho chooses a humble trade the author of pil grims progress was a tinker dont snub a boy because of his phyiscal disability milton was blind dont snub a boy because of his dull ness in lessons hogarth tho cele brated painter end engraver was a stupid boy at his books dont snub anyone not alone be cause somo day they may outstrip you in the race of life but because it is neither kind nor right a popular style for a boys suit 4096 flannel tweed serge or jer sey cloth may be used for thi3 model it is also good for wash materials for velvet or corduroy tho pattern is cut in 4 sizes 4 6 8 and 10 years a 6yenr size re quires svi yards of 27lnch material we are we shall be one from now on till the end of all time he turned the horses its frightfully cold this way if we are bound to go back well have to face it yes we must we must get back home as fast as ever we can anson ah theres the wind are you warm enough dear sit closer plenty aro you anson its get ting cold so fast a thick whirling darkness shut down on tho prairie its going to bo a blizzard selma cried and leaned closer to the stalwart body beslao her a blizzard there was dread in tho mans voice he was not used to blizzards selma drew herself up tensely all we can do is to let the horses go let tho reins slack theyll find a hay stack if they can or go home no hardly now let them go hold the reins loosely this way so this is dreadful im sorry dear whatever happens makes no not for us now not now darling j they huddled together drawing the sa hnn nlnrrv tiia iiatcac tftlr tliair mvn flood as a result of the heavy afri can rains at the sources of the nile i i the river becomes swollen and rises considerably the floods are so regit- i lai- that they can be fixed almost to a i day i at khartum tho nile is in flood in i june and at assuan in august by september the floods have reached 1 cairo where the waters rise 32 feet abovo normal at kasrelxil bridge it is these floods that cause the greatest anxiety to the engineers and they watch carefully for any signs of weakness although if disaster set iu little could be done to avert it take the pretty fluted paper cups from the bonbon boxes and use them as cups to catch the wax from candles a farmers scientific training is now judged by tho length of the aerials to his radio pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 15c in silver by the wilson ever since i bought a porcelain- publishing co 73 west adelaide st topped table for the makeshift dining- toronto allow two weeks for recoipt room that we use on guestless days it is a nook in the kitchen ive longed for a new work table with a porcelain top when i found that of pattsrn send 15c in silver for our up-to- date fall and winter 19241025 book of fashions the ritzcarlton hotel 0m americas smartest resort hotel famous for its euro pean atmosphere perfect service 8jcg rooms from 600 doublo rooms from 800 european plan new hydriatric and electro therapeutic department gustavb tott manajtf cuisine and i j pwbs as ass issue no 7 25 lj rooting my hardy bulbs all tho hardy bulbs must root in the dark to give best results even the paperwhite narcissus bulbs are finer when the blooms are bomo on well- rooted bulbs though two weeks in the j dark is ample for these nnd tho ro- j man hyacinths i pot the bulbs with j the tips just at or below the surface i water well and then eet in n dark coeot or cellar until growth begins you can bury the pot outsido if you wish and will cover them with straw over the soil covering to keep frost out until ready to bring into the win dows i bring into a weak light nt first and then gradually to stronge light or the blooms will ho forced so fast that they will hardly get above tho bulb before they attempt to open tho better they are rooted tho better flowers will be produced a h eskimo aro very fond of tea to get wwth thy will trvl hundreds of mils mlnardt llilmwrt for th gripp as they flew along as tho bells jingled upon the crisp aici atmosphere selma had the feeling of ono who i3 being borne straight to- ward some wonderful- goal it was not bes close tlie horses took their own nn ungucssed goal for she understood v lho siel caught upon an as certainly as though anson had al- obstruction veered upset throwing ready spoken had he not come this f tho snow the h long distance that he might see her a stood stl little sooner when he might havej fo be continued waited two weeks longer until she should return to her work had his tuv witoomvptp letter not as much as told her what uifc mjkbbky fclf ho hoped that he was coming for shcj dear hmo how you wander and had known it too for months beforo wander sho had left his office to make this little twin truants so fleet visit with her sister in the old homoj dcnr little head how you ponder and town she had read the truth in his ponder eyes in the tone of his voico upon 0ver the things that you meet rare occasions in the touch of his dear little tongue how you chatter hand for he was n man of honor and nnd chatter delicacy and had never taken any ad- over your innocent joys vantage where another feeling as he oh but tho house is alive with your did might have done clatter sitting there besido him sho shaking indeed with your noise thought of it all again how his lovo cant you be quiet a moment swset for her had fairly swept into flamo rover her first regard for him until i there no end to your am though he had not spoken his love soon the old sand man will sprinkla sho herself was won by his gracious- you over ness his indomitable spirit of youth- then the days frolic is done fulness although he was at least ten come to ray arnl3i for iho davi u yoar3 older than herself by his power dvinc he felcw an 1 for beauty has an eye for beauty they say he has its i i i every pretty bud he meets to ideal winter playqround konb2 doyjfromnewyork sailings twice weekly leaving n y wed and sat via polatial twinscrew oilburning steamers fort victoria and fort st george ltndins ptuencera at hamilton dock for illustrated booklcttwrite furness bermuda line 34 whitehall street new york city or any local toarttt agent crcp weary of i closer the dark shadow come like a bird that is flying com let me sing yo to scjp i josiphine poiard rubber gkln saves fruit a practical now process for preserv- by his big fine physical self like a wraith of tho snow the thought of another woman came to her now then was gone at first when selma had begun to work in his office the thought of tho divorced wife had presented itself quite frequently it was vaguely disturbing j now secure in her happiness selma i faced tho vision deliberately when ins tropical fruits other than banans sho had seen claire mayne two years and pineapples so that they may be ago shortly after ansons divorce she shipped long distances recently has had wondered how so slight and color- been discoverei according to the less a woman could have caught even popular science monthly for january tho passing fancy of masterful anaon tho fruit gathered a ilt before it mayne well ho was hers now she ripe is smeared with a thin coat- would not let the thought of thi3 other b of rubber latex which when coal- woman spoil her happiness i have sulaled forms a protective skin the a right to lovo him wo have n right process of ripening is slowed up it u to bo happy sho said bidding tho keeping tho fruit in good etc- wraith begone i diilon robert hailott had nsked her marry him sho had refused his mirards for sprain and broij province of ontario savings office salety is satisfying deposit your savings regularly with the province of ontario savings office 100 opens an account all monies deposited by you are guaranteed by tho government of the province of ontario and can bs withdrawn at any time banking hy mail department at each branch head office 15 queens park toronto branches toronto corner bay and adelaide streets comer university nnd dundas 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