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... the search for economical and good recipes of ono kind or another, so to-day I have made a collection recipes which, I feel sure, will prove helpfid ta»the mother who has a big, little family to cater for. You should out these out and paste them in your recipe book- Steamed Gingerbread. This is a delicious cake, and can be made werv easily. 2 lb. flour. 3 oz. sugar, oz. two tablespoonfuls ...

... Copyright. No. 7. Although the Chums struggled with all their might they were unable to stop themselves from being drawn into the mysterious castLe of the Merry Maker of Magic. Along high, oak-panelled, silent corridors, winding in and out, they went, and at length found themselves in vast central room filled with stiff figures, which, although they looked real, were only statues. “Look!” ...

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... If so, go out right now for a copy of “The HAPPY HOME” The Rev. R. Riach Thom, senior minister of the High United Free Church, Kilmarnock, has died in Arran as the result of being knocked down a motor car. Colonel Feyler, the Swise war expert, writes: —“During the last three months the stock of fighting men at the disposal of' Germany and Austria has decreased at least one million men.” ...

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