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... By Q. Ji. Christian NO one can for long observe the behaviour of birds without wondering whether they do not possess some mysterious senses unknown to us. Consideration of bird migration, for instance, leaves the mind clouded with a dozen different enigmas. In what strange manner do birds realize that the time has come to make the perilous journey over strange lands and seas to some fresh ...

... FOR HOUSEWIVES ABOUT CLEANING, REPAIRING AND KEEPING PACE WITH COMFORT AND EFFICIENCY 1. When rubber hot-water bottles give out and there is nothing else to replace them, put a brick in the oven to warm and wrap it up in a piece of blanket. 2. Precious coal supplies go further if the scuttle is sprinkled with a solu tion made from a half- teaspoonful of saltpetre in half a pint of water. 3. ...

... SHE ESED TO CATCH COLO S SHE NEVER CATCHES COLO because she keeps her body toxin-free. She is mentally and physically alert and never sags. Neither does her circu lation, she always gives it a good brisk cold-towel rub down after her bath. She avoids the more concealing type of heavy woollies and gives her skin a chance to breathe and make its own adjustment to changes in temperature. ...

... GLAMOROUS J. JtJf IF you are one of the women who can get to London or one of the big provincial towns we can give you addresses of some salons specializing in individual mask treatments. If not, here are some excellent specialized home treatments for .face and neck. The vitamin mask home treatment consists of a bottle of Rosa Lotion, which is a facial shampoo that clears every vestige of dirt ...

... Second Course MUTTON RAGOUT Cut the fat off as many mutton chops as you have; dice it and melt in a frying pan. Remove the pieces by straining into a clean pan, fry the chops in the fat until lightly browned on both sides, remove to a saucepan. In the same fat fry 1 cupful of diced carrots, 1 of sliced onions, and 1 of chopped celery heart. When the onions turn golden, add the vegetables to ...

... jS tep mother cJove NO child, presented to her stepmother for the first time, could have been more panic-stricken than I was at meeting the little girl who was to become my stepdaughter. She was six, but she must have heard much less of the iniquitous characteristics of stepmothers than I had done because of the two of us she was far the more self-possessed, and her conversational opening ...

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... Contraband Ships ami -I I fie in the Opium Trade-- A Story of Tony Ayo By C. Fox Smith w CANTON RIVER a hundred years ago-- the flags of many nations fluttering in front of the various European hongs or factories: Swedish, Dutch, American, French, Spanish and Danish, and-- last but far from least-- that of the Honourable East India Company-- the water front a bustle of assorted races and ...

... Subtly Styled t MATERIALS 8 ozs. Patons' 3-ply Beehive Fingering in natural; No. 9 needles; 4 buttons. MEASUREMENTS Round bust, 34 ins. sleeve seam, 18 ins. length, 20 ins. TENSION 8 sts. and 9 rows to 1 in. NOTE. Side which shows P.3 st. is right side. THE BACK Cast on 109 sts. Work following pattern 1st row. k. 1, p. 3. Repeat from to end, ending k. i„ 2nd row. p. I, k. 3. Repeat from to end ...

... NEW lampshades are pricey to-day, but if your fingers are neat and shrewd, it is easy to make new covers for old shades by stripping the old covering from the wire frame and replacing it. Old scraps of silk, cut-up crepe and chiffon undies make good foundations for lamp drapes of net and lace. (1) An old spotted net curtain mounted over a pale coloured foundation of silk. Foundation and net ...