The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 11

li(WIItiltfg)lg5 for so xiXWL aleF I PI UvenoW rVnme 40eta11M Lassedsr POedsi lt.10 Liesedsi Cssnjlsxloa TGeM. Lavender Soep ISceeke Ihree ret tlJDQ) TO NIL PREVENT MCOMMKNO VICKS MOSt DROPS ncncyToyouR IHEALTLH "TM. rBT MV Te MMLTtT I. eh slaked sweet potato; but tared string beans; crisp celery. Dinaea Broiled wbiteosh, butter, ed asparagus; stewed tnmatooo; watereresa and lettuce salad; so SATURDAY.

Breahfass Baked, ituffed apple 'with cream. Laash-Saked eggplant; salad of neaa lemiee; glass of milk. Piener Veal roast: carrots roast. ed with the meat; Mlad of raw as-Paragusips eaten as celery; rasp- erinf Seapt One cup celery, washed, chopped fine; one cup parsley, washed, chopped fine; one cup spinach, washed, chopped fine: three isDieapoons nutter, nvs cups water, boiling, seasoning to taste. Parsley, celery and spinach may be passed through a meet chopper to seve time.

Put all ingredients In the boiling water, cover and boil quickly for six minutes. Then serve. i QVESTIONI AND ANSWERS, Inheriting ef Apoplexy. Q. H.

C. writer 1 would like to ask you If you think there Is any danger of my Inheriting fits of apopiexyT Also do you think my children will be afflicted at they grow ouerr- A. I see no reason to believe that you will develoo aooolexv simolv bees use your mother had $his dls- oraer. i suggest mat you try to live in such a way that you will retain complete good health and it you do tnis. i am sure that you win be in little, or no danger of apoplexy, if you care to secure further Informa tion on the subject.

I advise that you write to me in care of this news paper, enclosing one large, self-addressed, stamped envelope, as I will be very pleased to send you the arucie cauea -Apoplexy." Avoid Sweets. Q. Miss 8. A. V.

writes: 1 am a girl ef It years of age nd 1 have headaches and const! petion. Is there any kind of sweets that I can eat while I am building up my healthf A I advise that you avoid sweets during the time that you are endeavoring to regain complete good health, and since you say that the Intestinal elimination has been poor for a considerable time, I adviM that yon write to me for some special advice. Please enclose a large, aelf- aaaressea, stamped envelope with your letter. 0 alvermg Taeate. Mrs.

L. L. "I am a woman of 73 years of aie. and I note that I have quivering ot the ngm inuma wnat shall I do?" A It la possible that you have a alight tendency towards what Is known as. "Shaking Palsy, and since the trouble.

has not been present for a very long period ot time, there It a possibility that It can be overcome. Little Stories For ft By THORNTON W. BVKCtSS Orandfslher Freg Gets a Ride, "pRUQARUMT laid Grandfather Frog. 1 wish I had long legs Uke Peter Rabbit, or could swim as fast as Little Joe Otter. I wish Grandfather Frog, I am surprised! I dldnt know you ever wished for anything you ha vent got Whafs the matter now?" It was Jerry Muskrat who spoke.

Grandfather Frog hitched himself arouna on tne Dig. green lily-pad on which he spends each sunny day, and looked at Jerry lazily floating In the water. "Jerry began Grandfather Frog solemnly, "It's a long kccsfeio little (o know tJi luxury of the dally in of Fsthion't betU loved toiletriei th Yardlev LsvenJae ies. The Luxury Soep of the world does not wttte away like lets finely lied soaps end no other toao' so cleamirrf and tannine, the Ytrdley All-Purpoee Compleaios) Gmki fulfils every function of fact cream the, Ytrdley Powder spreads foisamtr-thin and clinej, no frajranct can tak lh piece of Ytrdley Lavender, to EN Da coio I RICOMMIMO VICKS VAPOROI rn O. i -i tmUm ef Vrti Cm-Cmnl Ptaa ea each Vleke tTxeslUAasM j-' DorothyDix THE OTTAWA JOURNAL -us.

A. APRIL ClSM. 11 mMt Month tat pass be Urge, mm essrniil mum irttk SsesS sailing. WsMeeaee eats, lactase mH as mm tMraa Be. Freak MeOsr, am shit SOter.

MTHQ4 rR. MCCOY'S mnui suggested for Torn BUHJDAY. ImliM-Oiu coddled egg. three four slices Melbt tout: dish of ieweo prunes. i.obcb noneq potatoes: Dutterea "ring dmiu; avocado Dinner Broiled chicken: butter carrots and hw talad of head kttuc with cjlvt oil droning; Ice ram.

MONDAY. Breakfast Orapo fruit at desired. Lansh French artichoke! butter- iplnach; ellced cucumbers. Dinner Rout beefr buttered feeta; freeh asparagus Upe; salad of teeetablaa mAlrfMl in elHn. akri ippia, THURSDAY.

Breakfast Trench" omelet Helbe oast; etewed raisins. Innca corn: cooked let- joe; ripe -ouvev j. 1 Dinner Baked lea ban: buttered fjrntps; ttring beane; salad of sliced flomatosa on lettuce; plain Jelly. WEDNESDAY. Breakfast Wholewheat muffins; cinut butter; atewed pears.

Laneh Salad of tomatoea, with cumber leUy. Dinner Spring aoup; roart muf fin; outterea rjertnlps: buttered pinach: aalad of grated raw beeto; Breakfaet Poached ee on (nut. ft Cerent Meruit: -atewed apricots. s.eea 4ornmeai murnns with utter; endive and lettuce aalad. Dinner Broiled steak with muth- looms: fresh garden pees; salad of hopped cabbage; small dish of FRIDAY.

Breakfast Breadcrumb breakfast P04 Don't Read Tliis Unless roe sre Iniaresml la a medicine which has helped era 700,000 wosaen and Take befare end after childbirth, es the Change or whenever job are saiwi sod fWowa. 9s) our cat 100 Mr, LYDIA E. PIRKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND DOMINION STORES mini uMrrat wwm a ri Quality Food Product iJSterttinOttaw' 12 Mvkrti. ail nMia aaswsre. 'J' I less Staasp A Me eg gaper I I wft sW-aaaaBaBBBa iySon tUNEKAL MKCTOat Unselfishness Is a Virtue That Is Easily Overdone: Toil Your Life Through for Other People and They mi Despise Yoit-GIWAU.

to Ypur Children and You WUI Turn Them Into TF there la one virtue that needs to be practised with more restraint than any ether, it It nnMlflshnsae True io not the traditional way of leaking at the subject All moral teachings urge upon us the duty of telf-abnegaUon. All literature cel ebrates the beauty of tacrine and ot subordinating oneself to others. Yet It la doubtful If an other vice hat wrecked to many Uvea, ruined many i and fc potentially aood charac- broken to many sorts as unseinsnneas. For the trouble with untelflsh-ness It that blights all who coma within its baneful influence. No one seems to have sufficient strength to resist it or backbone enough to stand up against It and light It Everybody succumbs to It and lets it do its evil work upon them and turn them Into pigs and grabbenheimert and petty tyrants.

"When I would do good, evil It ever present with me," says the Oood Book, and It must have been written of the unselfish who, with the noblest motlvee in the world, do more harm than malice itself could Invent We. tee this illustrated everywhere: In business where the unselfish men, who always lets the other fellow have the best of the bargain, not only losea his own but other people's money. In friendship where the uiuelnsh, who lend their automobiles, and take care of other people's children while they Re e-pleesuring. end who run free otela for deadbeat friends and acquaintances and who let everybody impose upon them, are never re-spected, or inspire eny genuine affection, and are invariably dropped when they have served their pur. pose.

is. however, In the family circle that unselfishness gets in its meet deadly work. There It hat Its unhindered opportunity to work at dose range upon Its vktlm. For almost every domestic martyr It a goat that has offered himself or herself voluntarily as a Mcriftce on the home altar. Practically every despotic husband, and every, no-account wife are the handiwork of a self-sacrificing wife or husband.

Every overbearing end ungrateful child has been made whet be la by hit unselfish parents. When the average aian gets taarrled he expecta to give and take ha aastrlmeny aa he dees hi bastness, and If hie wife fastest apea her percentage ef -the profits and pert a 11 tea ef the metrlaMBjal partnership he accords Ihesa to her freely and wltheat qaestleo. He gives her aa good elethee as he can afford. He takes he eat with Mm to passes of aamsestent He assumae hie part ef the re-tpsnetblUty far bringing aa the children and doing the chores But If he marries a doormat woman who casts herself at hit feet end implores him to walk over her, he also dote that at a matter ot course. He seta himself up as the he-who-must-be-obeyed In the house and the meekly does hit bidding.

He spends all the money on himself and dresses like a clothing tdvertlament while she looks as If she had. Just been fished out of the ragbag, tie leaves her to walk the coUo and hear the chlldren't lee-sons of an evening, while he farce time, a very long time, since I wet young; do you know -Jerry nodded. Tm not to spry at used to be, and it't a long time since I've teen the world. If I wet at young at Sou are, Jerry Muskrat I wouldn't sitting here on a lily-pad all day long watching tor foolish green flies. Td Grandfather Frog It old and wise.

And views the world with bulging yes; If I knew half as much at he Tm sure I'd quite contented be. Grandfather Frog- turned and looked over to the Big Rock where the voice came from. There tat little Joe Otter grinning down at him. "You're right t-fttla Joe Otter. You're just exactly right) Tm ashamed ot myteH," said Grandfather Frog.

Jerry Muskrat had an Idea. "HI, Little Jot Otterl Coins down here!" he Solashl Little Joa Otter waa In the water. When he came to the surface he waa right along tide ot Jerry, and tor a few minutes they whispered end giggled. Then Jerry called to Grandfather Erogi "How would you like to take a ridearound the Smiling Pool?" be askad. "Nothing would euit me better," replied Grandfather Frog.

"Then shut your eyes and bid Till we have Counted one, two Id Jerry as he dived, out ot tight Pretty toon Little Joe Otter shouted: i "One, two, threeT Grandfather Frog opened hit ayee and nearly fell off the big. green my. pad, he wea so tarprisedT You see he wet way out In the middle of the Smiling Pool! Jerry Muskrat had dived clear to the bottom ef the awalllMef OfwU shflut Li. -j xiiiiiun ww wna. wfaga gj ana anyajarn teeth, had fut toe ton, stem" ofth.

ride. Grandfather Frog emocfthed down bit white and yellow weist-eoat and tn a queer, deep voice, be- "A captain, ttr, am ha! he! A tailor bold and free! -Upon my deck I stand, hot ha! And Mil the mighty sear A sodden pUih cIom to the ereen lily-pad brought the eong and the voyage to an abrupt endT It llaaaeT' RtVMsVns 'Nsvsr wss there sach a Jeny heat riee. He the for so the the do not a at pi a 01 mi fs Restrained MonsUrs of Ingratitude forth Into the bright Ufhta. And the net result of the wile's la to make an egotist of her husband and in the and hand him ever to acme woman who bat thought enough about herself to keep herself attractive looking. And the unselfish' husband hat lust at disastrous effect uooa a wife, shoulders all of the burden ef matrimony and nudua of i bar a parasite Instead of a helpmate.

1 He hat hit old shoot patched so that she can have forty pairs ot fancy pumps. He gets up with the children in the night to that aha can have her beauty sleep. He works himself to death to doll her up like Queen of Bbeba. And he turns the woman who could have been good wife Into a peevish, complain, ing nagger who Is alwaye whining because he dopant make more money, and who I never considers him or anybody elsa on earth but herself. Then there i ere the mothers, those lovely, saintly cros.

turea who are always being held up our admiration. They are to Mlfless they never even think of thenuelves at all. They wear cot ton underwear so thst the baby may nave reel lace on Its cap. They bake thenuelves on the kitchen range making three kinds ed cake because Johnny ltkw angel food. end Mary wont est anything but chocolate, and Sammy' likes cara mel.

They deny themselves every pleasure so that their boys and girls can have money to fling away. They work their Angers to the bone that their daughters may keep tneir hands tort and manicureo. They slightest their ehlMrea. They never ex. poet anything to the wey at assistance frees thess.

They teach their children to think at theat only aa dradgea and sit i ante that they fecit even have to be polite to. They tarn their children bite monsters ef eelfleh-cos wke net only hick theat. eat of the way when they eea ne lesigsr serve la em, bat who are aa arrogant, so enslacieltn-ed. ee hushing an ash? oontrol that they cannot get along aa the world antll Ufe aadeee their aaethers' teaehln Halt ef the fallarsa and half at the divorcee ere directly traceable to Nor are the Mcrif ices ot unselfish children eny better rewarded. I have known unselfish daughters to give up the men they loved because their mothers did not want them to leave them, and I have leter heard mothers reproach them for being old maids and burdens on them.

And I have In mind the case of a talented young man who Mcrificod opportunity that would have brought him a fortune to stay and a day laborer's work on the old farm. Yet had he considered his own desire end gone he would have been able to have given his parents every luxury Instead ot the poor living Jilt MCrtfices doomed them all to. This It not a plea for selfishness, which It an offensive and unlovely characteristic, but it It a warning to overdo and turn virtue Into vtee. DOROTHY DIX. The Eoening Journal BIRTHDAY CLUB Af any Hot Rthtrnt APRIL Wlnnlfred Ball, age S.

Cecil Bryoe, age 1 Pauline Cardinal, age 1. Norma Gertrude Culham, age S. Franeee Dele, age 10. Delmar Lavlolette, ege Sarah Jessie Mac Donald, age t. Doris McAllister, age 11.

Olenn McAUister, age 14. Ronnie McClelland, age 11, Ouida Xatherlne May Strange, ege Bert Stylet, age I. ffvealae Joarhet. Birwdap IUr, Ottetse. Oat, ftesM enroll me hi The fprninc Jserasl Bhthdsp Club.

nH be. eU JTsine Aaarttl ruutaj panrr aurg CECIL J. A. BOtKETT. An employ the collector's department tn City Hall for many years, and member ot a prominent Ottawa family, died at Ottawa Civic Hospital yesterday in the person ot Cecil J.

A. Birkett Mr. Birkett waa years ot age. For many yean he bad mad. bis home 3M Rant etreat.

Born la Ottawa, be had resided here all hit lit. Prior to entering the City Ball, Mr. Birkett wss for meny year toombsr ot the Government torvtee. Hit tether, who udscesMd ban by many years, wet a farmer well-knowa Ottawa merchant and aa uncle, the late Thorn Birkett was for a tuns chief magistrate of the city. Surviving Mr.

Birkett1 death art namber of nieeet end nephews the city. Th funeral area held this afternoon trora th parlors of Geo. H. Rogerg, to cemetery. i jNANCY PAGE Sunshine Cake Is 'a 7 Refreshing as New Spripg Day i Br Store nr.

La Ouhi i Mrs. Aston had mm anMld a tew days with her dsughter. Lois. askad her whether she could make insm a visit. "Lett has too much to do and the Cant you come over and show her iJ kln.

I are not Perhaps you can get her wijhiv 1 1 1 i) acnoot 1 maybe send out some ot th laun --y I 600 prs. Perfect Silk Stockings IJmint SI. 50 Value Three pairs for the usual price of two. And they're perfect in every way, SL clear flawless service-weieht silk, full-fashioned, with French heels and cradle tr I feet Manoa, taupesansplce brown, extra dry, shades. Sizes 8V2 to New Fabric.

Cloves, England tends chtmo suede Gloves of superlstivo qusllty the double-woven fabric has the feel, and toft bloom of genuine suede. rive button length slip-on stylet with whipped seams. Wide rsnge ot new shades. At 1JU. English Fabric Glevet, asmd-eewa, at 1J.

NewScarves i Specially -t QfT Priced at 5 i.VJ ftearvet like these can change a Costume from dullness to gay trl- tamph. Filmy georgette squares. And the new three-ton Ascott In auede-nniabed tllk. New Printed --Hankies la Lawn 10c Even if your Htndkerchief box Is full you wont be able to resist these. The new large tit printed hi gay ongni eosm.

jtreet Ploorv-' VA mm dry. We must do something, for to it au Mrs. Aston celled Lois later and made arrangements to come over, presumably to get her advice on a new drees she bad selected. Once there, she knew she could And en opening which would let her Invite herself tor a few days. And strangely enough, the open-lng came through a discussion of a sunshine cake.

That opening Is another story, but more Important than that It the recipe for whet Mrs. Aston called the "best sunshine cake the ever tied eaten," Here It her recipe. Beat ten egg whites until they ere sun ana ary. Add one and one-half cuds con fectioner's sugar gradually, beet, lng as the slow streem of tugsr gees in. Add the yolks of six eggs.

Saturday Headliner Thoroughly Beautifully Shirtwaist Frocks Six Style The trim, trig fashion that promises to be a winner (or Spring and Summer smart for general daytime wear, perfect for sports. What a Joy to get one at a special, low price. And to have so many clever models to choose from swank mannish styles with tucked bosom, with notched collars, with white vestees all superbly tailored. Distinctive check and stripe designs in blues, greens, browns, tan, red, navy or black and white lovely fresh colors that neither sun nor suds will fade. Murphp-CemUe't-oVcead Fleer.

Come Early for These Distinctive Hats 5: Peri la pel Beagh A truly remarkable group think of it, many are individual models. And the straws are of the types usually found only in expensive Hats. Style include all the Spring successes the off-the-fac Hat, the cartwheel, brimmed Extra special, Saturday, 5.95. Navy Brewn Bsd Grey Black I Murphy-Gamble's TMrd floor. 10 JWarpky-Oembte't Street 1.25 floor, mm I mm.

1 Men's Broadcloth Shorts 1 A timely special! Tailored ot good broadcloths, these shorts have plenty of teat room, and elastic Insets at waistband. Stripe on whiter' also plain white, blue. tan. Slsaa at to tl Wen's IKop Street These have been beaten before add ing until they are thick and yellow colored. Next a teasooon of lemon extract and a bits of freshly grated lemon peel go In.

one cup of nour is meesured. after sifting. It Is sifted again with one teespoon cream of tartar. This flour Is then cut and folded Into the first mixture. A tube pan it used for baking the cake.

The oven la S2S degrees. It takes about fifty minutes for the cake to bake. It It usually frosted Orange icing. Nancy's leaflet sa "Hot Desserts for Cold Weather" Is still a geed one. Send a stamped, self -ada rested envelepe tor year copy.

Write Nancy Pegs. Ottawa Artists 8how Paintings In Toronto TORONTO, April the lead of other Canadian art so cieties, th Canadian Society of Painters In Water Color today offered distinctly smaller and more carefully selected collection of water colors than hat been their nHirfiM in K. n. Aimwie the artists represented In the show were: psui Aiireo, uttaws: mer. Ism L.

Bowman, Edmonton; Jsmes TV.baMw Tinrntriv Hoo ver. St Cstharlnes; A. C. Leigh ton. ueigary; avowant mio, wait, wra Pegl NIcoL Ottawa.

Phone Queen (201. NEW SILK 16 Tubable Tailored Short or Long Sleeves .95 Straw Crepe Straw sniokebrown and six other It's a Season of Knit Suits Uvely 1-Pe. tyiea Have Jest Arrived at In Fine Botany Wool Just in! And you may be sure they're destined for quick exit For Knitted SuiU are the vogue and these are charming examples. Jackets with smart revers and knit-in fishtail bands. Pullovers tn lovely lacey Sizes are 16 Blaetl Navy Harvest Crlefcet 200 Organdie to and Muslin Blouses .49 With the new Greta Garbo collar, these crisp colorful Blouses are the height ot many other smart stles.

Plaids, checks, etc, and plains with printed colls ra, la pink, blue, green. browns, whit. Sixes It to 40. i- My-Gsmele't-Seted Floor. 50 Fleer.

"71 Playing Cowboys Magistrate Scores Parents Allowing Children Play With Rifles. Caaadlaa Press ky Direct wire, PORT HOPS, Ont, April 1-Bud Cotter, lo-year-oM Port Hop boy, lost th sight of hit left eye at a re- suit of being struck by a "BB" shot In the hands of another Port Hope Juvenile while a group ot boys were playing "cowboys and In. dlanaV" according to evidence In Juvenile court here today. The Juvenile wet charged with wounding but Magistrate J. H.

Davidson dismissed the charge find, ing it wet entirely accidental with no malice being shown. In dismissing the oharge. Magistrate Davidson declared: "I would like it to be widely known thst the use of these air rifle should be prohibited. Parents are at much to blame as anybody else in allowing their children to have them. This boy losing bis tight is a tragedy and It should be an object lesson to the community.

.95 smart 42. At 13.15. Brewa Oreea Baby Tone Corel Beadew New Blouses Murphy Gamble leased 11 zrJ Rideau Room CAKES .30 SnewSak Cbeeetate Orange gale. Maple A specUl low price for Rideett Room Cakse-light, oven-fresh layer cakes covered with truck, luscious king. -vijilll IV.