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Something to Think About By r. J. WALXEJt

THE OLD CIRCLE

• when ba la laat la tba wood*, or Is ftonodaring around la hnalnan (or vbicb ba la not qaallflad. to Co moro In a drde. 1 Tba carrtOr pigeon ftiaa atralgbt to

guided Ms stable. A man mag baa* gaoli onllnarj talent, HR If ba straight abend, think iRaas-V and bis mljd apoa Mb mak. if to plai atoond and aroand. arriving at the ana of the rear at about tba aame apot from which be atmrtad. atSl ba^addtod. and decidedly laaa coaragaooa. Sorb a man, and there are tboaa of them, la not bam tor aaLwa U apt to take no reas until

rfcttggaBoot The cob^maaon^a road la good, aa sTwry la Jaat twoauae of dte bonaa. th. bonaa. tha bonaa to which K goaa FOOD FOR TH1 CHILDREN P^OR the Brat two years of a chlWa life the food problem U not complex as his main diet Is aillk. At tbrae months of age strained orange Juice may be L--"**. a teaapoocfnl et a thaw

which are tavnlaaMe for growth. Aa tba child grows be may eat more and more tba food at the adult, but ttw wfaMt come to follow to simplicity of food, no miring of severs! rarlettos, even If aajoynd by older pnlntaa.

Which add bulk and fnrnlrfc the desired energy are beat for breakfast. Toast, egg end a cap of hot m£k or e glees ef cold, depending epos the eeesc* end teats of the ebUd. la another

This trinivrary shock to hie nsaab sanal He*, lasting perhaps e toy er two, prvdnclng In h*~ “ for the better. If any aerkwa aoom ns to us sou sl-oald come to him at sneb a ttrse this It Is burdenaom. less trot In • He doesn’t ask is dependable, wbetner ne trunay c structlvely or whether be thinks at He doesn't ask whether ba la gives. ' watching the dock end stealing y frequently tram his work to ta-

tlut would to likely to Impose upo Mm an additional etrefca of week, « iMerfere with Bto plana for ptoaatw t>i>oeg his night aasoctatoe. Koch a asaa la aet qualified for "might thinking or atralght going. He >’ not capable of handling things with > leHigeaca and In tbs depths of his •"•rt be knows h. H* la a faOana. and (Dr ao otbar ^*00 In the world tone bto own par-

Avoid Affectation. It It highly dadrabie that you ,h '; ol< l he oc * man. all of* one piece.

toapeee* “Ufe.” iJfe la rather a auto of si l r »P«rutloa far life. ■ mpietely 1

extract—or a little grated rind la better. Oat a thick slice of breed Into small dice (the bread should be bun

irto a baking dlah. Bake slowly untf the costard la eet and the bread Is brown. This win take an boor end a

HE WON ▲ PRINCESS

’ petoesas ao beautifal that <1

an hnaable ooa, bat Jem rave and determined to a something In tba world. That evening tba palace was fall ef

than was a blast based from without a natoa aa of tramping (bat grew land, tba door* ef the big

i hair hang la carta aroand I

aboated in a load voice. “I am the king of the Thousand Isles and no human daiw brave my powar.

down." ha cried to the

Tut out the lights," arreamed the dwarf. "Seise the princess and beat bar off to my car."

[ tba foot of tba marble autn waited a golden car drawn by four winged horses and Into thto the dwarf stepped. Not n son) bad moved to save bar, for all ware stunned by the eoddeoof tba attack and Minded by tha darkneaa. Tat one there waa who kept hto senate, and that was Jam. for aa tha dwarf bora tba print sea by him. tha lad followed etoeety behind, and hid

cleaving tba aky wttb their wlaga and leaving behind the castle, from wilch

The prtncaa ware running about madly seeking tha ooa who had stolen prtncaaa, and toe Mag sat aa If turned to stone. Tim castle was

a trace of t found. Far away, a mare speck tn tha midnight aky, tha dwarf was urging

wrapped Ms the sent posts, and was carried safely «iong wun primes About dawn the bonaa stopped c a a rock and tba dwarf took tha prlnmaa Into « atone chamber, which stool a thousand (Cat a here the valley beow. “Ton nta my captive," said the dwarf aa ba .placed tba frightened girt within the room, "to&eu von consent to be my bride you shall be treed." Then he want out, dosing tha door and locking It tost Behind him—but he did sot notice that In a dark doett In the haQ nearby Jam bad secreted himself ao aa to be able to aid the

base, hundreds of i

Batter sllcee of bread and toy Into a baking dish, cover with canned blueberries poured over hot, add another layer of buttered bleed and more berries until the dish to full. Set vway to chill. Serve with cream and sugar. If put Into s mold It may be turned out on a platter and garnished with

A nicely baked apple with or without cream and sugar U a fine dessert for a child. Taplocn pudding, rico pudding. prune whip, gelatin pudding* of various aorta are all good for the little people aa they are easily digested. 'Kcjlu* Tvu^wtte.

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FeBere as Shews In Tour Palm

“N 0 A v great a as Ralkes In hto "Persons! Recollections.’' "as the Introduction of the German waits. Old and young returned to school, and thr moralnra were nor a* Iwune In whirling a chair w room to learn the stop and of the German waits. The wul-weltslng party took alarpe. tried U down. mothers 'orbade R. and every

hundred end twenty-Ore years ago. Thee the waits to not ao much ef a favorite at a popular dance u to the

W!,T

THE FINGER NAILS

FIND sometimes in the band

The line of the heart (the upper of

lohtall") to toort. and the heed line, linden.rsi i 1L to straight and Inclined to turn up toward the finger if Mercury. the IHtle finger. The mesut of Mercury to flat and covered with tinea, and the meooto of thr worn and of M.rr let the euttode cf ibe edge of the palm) are high The >>lcto of the

band are very plainly visible. Three are the marks of a

that those who an able to dance It wsU really prefer It to the other Of course we do regard U aa a rathur tamo affair aft or all *hc otht. t the time was

i regarded aa qalto as

new-tangled trots when ’bey came out In tort. Goethe makes Werner aay tba'. if bu wen married bto wife Mould waits srlth no one but hlmuatf. And there were rather oldtaabtoued folk a gaoaraUau ago who. though they would twonttep and polka with others after they were engaged, would waits only with the ne to whom they wen betrothed. Note we have no auch wmtlmeatal notions We prefer usually to dance with the persons with whom we are beet able to gu through the step# Lads dance with their own grandmothers and are glad enough to do ao If those grand-

well.

turn, and they are rrade by the abut taum of the nails For a ronfirmallc j of tnto sign of quarrel sumearss. consult thv triangle formed by thv line (4 Hfe. the line of the heed and tbs line of health, tt there •a o decided crorn to be perceived to thto triangle, we may my wltlt fairly good acauraace that the disposition of tfao possessor la pugnacious and qsarrriei me. (3 k; (M vmulvr evm«u»tfc ISC >

Waiting Her Turn. Aunty, tellinc thv three children to go and play, and after a little while not bearing (hem. wondered why they were ao quiet. Opertog the door, she mw them playing bri«h and groom Alice waa wearing a baby drvM Aunty Mid: ’Don't you want to play with 'bemr Alice Mid: “I is playing, ony 1 la waiting till I to horn."

WKto to* dwarf toy steeping Jam want outride Duneutb the window of — — there a bugs

_____ a moment on the wlnoom, then sprang down, 'rtie soft, Ann folds of silk Maid and she rolled to the ground unharmed. Quickly Jam ran to the stable and haneased the winged bonce to the glided car Tim prtneem leapfe! in and Jem took hto place be-

courtyard of the pflncma* taoi^e. And the next night there was a wedding In which Jem was the groom and the princess the happy bride. (O. UU. br Mcdix. tmwrvrnpn armSlceUL)

MEN YOU MAY MARRY By f. R. PEYSER Haa a man like this prop seed to youf Symptoms: Awfully prertoa, ■ Just tall enough for the army, ! no mors. Did a few weeks military training Just before armla- ! •Jce was signed and can’t forget ; it. Turns a corner on hi* beat Always talks of bow be did this ; and that in the army, goes to < bed on schedule, calls It to pa, | artoM on schedule, calls it revalue, Mts on achedule, caUs It ! mean On schedule on 4th of July be unfurls bto little flag, on ! schedule he calls on you and stays “Tost ao long." He walks a certain way to work sad a !

of TNT to hto toa

on the time table. Absorb Thto: REGULARITY IS THE THIEF OF LOVE.

Stray Sits of WlwLtn. Lovers’ oaths are like fetters made »f glass, that gitoten fair, but comput u restraint.—Zeno.

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