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* By O. B., James Island

* To The Rescue
* On a fair ground we dwell, *| Ig you should prick your finger
* with sea *! when doing fine needlework and
* Surrounding, clear, translu- “|stain the article, a little ammonia
° cent, still, “| will remove the mark.
* The mainland looms out *
* hazily, * To Remove Ink Stains
* And Salt Spring rears a dis- *} Rub salt immediately on fresh ink
* tant hill. *| stains on carpet and renew until the
* While faint blue isles grow “|salt is no longer discolored. The
* fainter still *lsnots may then be washed out with
* They meet the far horizon. *l|iukewarm water.
* Who * ———
* Live on these isles and how * Cheap, Too
* fulfill *| A layer of newspapers spread on
* Their fate? You'll see—in *|the floor before laying the rugs will
* THE REVIEW. *| make the rugs wear longer and ap-
* *

pear heavier.

* On cach a small community *
* Lives, and with conversation * Removes The Stain
shrill *} Use the lower part of your alum-
It entertains with cards and *|inum double boiler the next time you

* tea, *|poil tomatoes or stew rhubarb. It

* <nits sweaters ‘gainst the *| wii] brighten it up for you.,

* winter’s chill, *

*“ Or licks ice cream when sum- * To Get That Cork

7 mers grill, * When a cork has accidentally
And longs for something fresh * dropped into a bottle, thread a but-

* and new, *) on on a string and drop it into the

* Or some rich joke the time to *|pottle. Then pierce the cork with a

* "kill, *|hatpin and draw it up to the neck

* Why not subscribe to THE *| of the bottle. Pull the thread and

° REVIEW *

the attached button will force the

cork, out.
Exiled so long—we’d like to

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Cleaning Parchment Shades

Famed for some feat, some If you are certain that your parch-

HOW TO PRODUCE SECTION *
COMB HONEY

(Continued from page four)
twenty-one days the bees may be

shaken in front of the swarm's hive. | ==
To eliminate shaking, the bee escape
method may be used as previously
described.

If increase is required, it is not
necessary to destroy the queen cells,
put the parent hive is left beside the
swarm for only six days. It is then
moved to another stand in the apiary. | B=
Flying bees will not find their old
home in its new position, but will
join and strengthen the swarm. The
first young queen normally emerges
in the parent colony within a day or
two after the colony. is moved and
the other queen cells will usually be
destroyed on acccunt of the tempor-
arily weakened condition of the col-
ony. In this way, further swarm-
ing by the parent hive is likely to be
eliminated. During the honey flow,
give each colony plenty of ventila-
tion.

The main honey flow may be fol-
lowed, in many localities, by other
slow honey flows until frost comes.
To prevent the loss of honey during
a slow flow after the comb honey
supers are taken off, each colony
should be given hive bodies with
plenty of space in them available for
the storage of honey.

CAGED!

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* work of skill— ment shade has been shellacked and} purpose of having pressure put upon | B=
* In nice, clear print to read *| varnished, you need not be afraid to| her; yet she had not been sure =
* that we *| wash it with a white soap and water.| whether the “man in the case” was =
* Can bowl, dance, sing, grow *| Rub afterwards with a little furni-| Victor. Now that she did know, and =
* onions still. *! ture polish. knew also that his victim hated him, =
* We gaze across at Sidney Mill * by some strange freak of the femin-| 2%
* And wish folks knew what we * The Good Sport ine heart, Nina Elmslie hardened =e
* + could do. * It is a wise woman who knows|against Kate Milborne more. than|2=
* Our Wish can come true if we *!ipat her husband needs love andjever. Possibly it lowered her self~ =
* will. *| companionship along with good| esteem to find that Kate wovld|2=
* We'll see it all in THE *| eals and a clean house, and this/rather suffer detention in that house: =
* REVIEW. *} voman does not ruin her hubby’s|of tears than accept what she her- =
. *| nolidays and Sundays with unnec-|self would have given her soul toj =
* Dear Reader, the expense is *| ogsary work that could well keep un-| win. a
= nal *| §31 the following day, when he is not} “Take off those things and get: =
_ * Or so you'll say, when you *|a¢ home. -linto. bed,” she snapped out, walking}
_* , are through. * to the window and closing it. “It is a.
-* -Just send me your two-dol- * Women's Helps sure sign of incurable lunacy when}
ee. jar bill, : *| Never cook cabbage in a covered| people talk -of conspiracies against] Zs
* And, your reward is  epHE ° vessel, . : | them”

tr efrigerater.

“(Continued ‘from page*1) *
: Road “Superintendent: Campbell
was a visitor to Ganges on Monday.
“Work will start on the rock crusher
©“"s00n.

Mrs. J. Mouat “yohuened from
Courtney, where she has been visit-
ing her daughter, Mrs. Woods.

Miss Margaret Layard, of Sidney,

_ is visiting friends at Ganges.

Miss V. Maude, of Mayne Island,
-spent the week-end with Mr, and
‘Mis. D. Harris.

Mrs, Wentworth, formerly of Salt
Spring, is visiting friends here.

Mr, F. A. Allen is putting up a
house for Mr, P. Walker on the pro-
porty he recently purchased at St.
Mary's Lake.

My, sagan and Mr. Gray, of Mon-
tague Harbor were visitors at
Ganges on Friday afternoon,

Mrs, C. Layard, of Doep Cove, was
wa foek og the week-end with Mr
and Mrs, Oxenham,

aa Ronald M, Shaw, of Roval-

Mo fh Mea Greene
Wilkinson.

Juck  Barrodaile returned — to
Ganges on Friday,

Conntable Rogers went to Gallano
Island on businoas on Friday,

On Weiday evening the Dramatic
“aah whder tho” auspices of the
LQ. gAVe wm yery food concert
“at the Mahon Tall, which waa filled
to enpaelty, Tho first mumber,
"Mee Enivy Gitta a childran's
fairy pay, with entored Hpht wos
yary etfedtive, “2—Pnno solo, Mina
Dorls ‘Taylor, BIL {a good-byo,”
Mis,  Binolburny = 4-—Bong and
charus, ST be nleo to you,” Miss M.
ew, Sootty be (lagslenl dance, Miss
'.  Diylle ‘Maylors G--=Violln solo, Mra,
O Layard; te Song, "Tho Bando
hero," Me 7, 1D. alleys; §-—Song
and dance, "The Shiel,” Mra, Jona;
femefong, “My dreams,” Mra. TTow-
land; Ji- Da Mito, a dlalogua and
dance with a big orng doll (Miss
Phys Taylor). by Mr. Roborts; 11—
Shateh, “Unaultad,” by Mr. Wilkos,
Mra, Jones and My. Morria: 12
oo Tableau, “Spring,” by the children.

Jou waa served during tho Interwal,
_ © dnd after the coneort the floor was
v) dlanred anda danca followed until
about 2 ofeloek. About $140 was
Maas aihteh wil) he danatad fa
“tha héspltat,

smooth gravies.
What To Do

cook,

economy.

will not tarnish.

which to paint your house.
soup directly upon them,
around a mailing tube.

face will often cure toothache.

New Linoleum

breaking,

Fresh Air Heats Quickly

eatenmmemumeanamal

Knitted Searts

father's to will fit young son,

Noat In Summer

wonther,

Tho Klectrio Percolator

lator, nover immorso ft In wator

holling water.

__ conc ca stenal ate epeserneiniae inal i ink aielaBr te mee teBoN et per a, a

Iron Without Sprinting

= Prawn dallara will do double duty

he weld Ww Jurie 40, troap cloan longer,

Use. soda and. water to clean: ms

“Heat the knife that: is to ‘be ied

“A flour dredger: is an absolute. ne- | hi
: “cessity in “the kitchen ‘if you want

‘Burned.. food “means a_ careless
Cheap kitchen utensils are poer
Silver packed away in dry flour
The fall is the best season in
It will shrink woollens to rub
Tissue patterns koep well wrapped
A bag of hot salt applied to the

Five minutes is considered a rood
length of time for coffo to percolate.

When having now Hnoleum laid,
insist upon its being left several days
vefure it iy mailed tu the fluvr. Thi

will provont bulging and consequent ANNUAL CELEBRATION

Before’ burning up tho fire In pre-
paration for baking, open the oven
door and lot the stale alr out and
the fresh aly in, When tho fire be-
gins to Drighten, close tha door, and
in five minutes tthe frosh ate will
onune tho ovan to be rendy for uae.

When washing ienittod alll searts
bo sure to meauure them before lun-
darlng and catreteh them -to thin
Jongth whon drying,  Othorwise

Ono honsewlfe has a cover of Hno-
toum to Mt the top of hor range dure
ing the auumor whea thore fa no
fire In It. Tl can be worubbed and
alwniys looks neat and savas hor pol-
lxhing, the stove during tha warm

When washing your oloctric porco-

you will ruin the heating eloment.
Stand it on tha drain board and care-
fully wipe fnalda and out, leaving
the aplgot turned on so all the parts
aro Arainud aut. aeadd Law y Wie) came pa aeuia oa aude

it Bonbrook, Young's Cloaing-Out) If handkorchiofa ara Ironed hofore bent yan t oe te ee
* Sate 142% Douglas St, Abnolutaly] thoy hava dried from tho washing
overything in stool and ¢ixtupros mune they will have a slight’ gloss ~~

True_to.her -policy of. acquiescence E:
‘in ‘all things ‘pos sible, - Kate obeyed |:
the order. Vaguely and unconsciously =

through? tt ail. showed: so. much: ‘per-
sonal feeling. That an ‘inexplicable
: enjeme. was enveloping her existence

head-nurse of the asylum, : hitherto .a
stranger, should be weaving herself
into it seemed like the hand of fate..
For the first time since her imprison-
ment brave Kate cried herself to:
sleep. q

Having locked the patient in Elm-
slice stood for a moment irresolute,
and then, instead of secking her own
bedroom, descended the-main stair-
case into the front hall.

“At all risks I must hear those
two talking over thoir next move,”
sho muttered. “That is, if Dan
IHghton has left that scoundrel Vic
breath onough to talk with. It
sounded as if he was giving him a
pretty good doing.”

(Continued next week)

Es
OF DOMINION DAY B

The Amatour Athletic Association
hold a mooting last weak and it was
declded to hold a big sports’ day as
wand, <A commitiog was appointed
and pullia notices will be out In a
fow days. Lacrosse, barchall and
olhor sports will be the feature of
the day, and avorything points that
with the co-operation of tha altizens
of Sidnoy and North Sannteh this
Will bo the heat any of nporte ovory
hold. InoSidney,

remem ears anecmmmetenginne tate RAN BN AO em NAA

it you havo any old magnalnas, ;
why not hand them Into the Sdney]§
Library, Many other people would
probably be sind to road them,

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No ong Vint tho miforer knows ta terrible agony
or the ficting ature of Plow and how hopelene
1t svame to try for rolled in olnimonta, dnjoctlona
and ailatore

Conti produces

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Internal Pile Remedy

Tax da tho peasoription ef a well known physician
ad had braved euccdad ta fursdesds al chaea,
Tax is a Catinet from any other treate
rient. Applications fram the nnitde are Tithe
Na intmoit, injections or diltiors are nocea:
nary, Tax (aw camplete and bes & Vavetahlo yromedy,

ory

Hoyou Kava not Litherto fount Yolo? do Not
despaly, place your fat tn

Pareto cunyaually stabhorny en one box 419
tually suilodent

Cet ORAN from your Denawint or df he. cannat

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