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... HOW TO KEEP A FAMILY ON SHILLINGS A WEEK. (By Miss FLORA MACDONALD.) I HOPE every one has found my menus! thoroughly satisfactory. The recipes have all been simple and the ingredients of tho everyday variety. I believe strongly in a change of diet. No one can relish mince on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, some people have. A change in food is really “Tichtsome. ,: - THIRTY small ...

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... it would need to be fashioned in a soft material, either of a dark or light shade. The sleeves are cut Magyar, and are prettily drawn in at the wrists with two rows of smocking; the same pretty honeycomb trimming gives the smart yoke effect, while the dainty little box-pieats, with the two sets of three buttons and the smart turnover cellar, edged with tiny French knots, completes the dainty ...

... nd rot bright eyes staring into his, watching his embarrassment ? Listen to the advice of an old man who has been all through it; drop your eyes and give the young man a Remember this, girls, when the favourite young man drops in to make an work aud Joo! visit, get out your bit of fancy look domestic, with every of your needle will bind his heart more firmly to your own. This is the advan tage ...

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... JE NNY GEDDES: A FIGHT FOR FREEDOM. — ae She turned and left the a to the middle REFKIE.” Meantime Hamilton pulled slow! A TALE OF AU D oe of the North Lock, and, resting on his oars, looked up to the dark, starless’ sky, and tried to catoulate SUMMARY OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS. the prohable results of his afternoon's easure, A very unpleasant sam he fou it to work, The story a market evening in ...

... FOR WORKERS IN CROCHET. My Dear Nieces, —I v.ant to announce eomethinsj new in competitions this week. So many of us prefer to take part competitions that do not require much writing that I have decided to give great needlework competition this week, and I hope you will all set to with will and do what you can in the many long dark evenings in front of us. It will be something take up your ...

... A CAKE FOR CHRISTMAS. Christina* comes apace, Goodwivw, and a*, to thoroughly good, cake ought to be some days old before used, I think a recipe for a very food one will make a suitable heading to our column day. Moreover, it named Christmas Cake by Mrs Bceton, from whose Book of Household Management have copied it. Ingredients for sized cakt»—s teacupfuU flour, teacupful melte.l butter, 1 ...

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