WOMEN OF TO-DAY

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7021, 8 January 1910, Page 11

WOMEN OF TO-DAY

To the women, of th© present day the future generation look for their ideals. Each woman in herself represents the soul of the world. Rarely does she pass through life without having at some rime or another th© wellbeing of another in her hands. That she has often failed to rise to it is, alas! only too true. The world would not be tho miserable and; unhappy place it is if it bad not been that some women have made it so. No man we fondly believe can get to heaven but by some woman's aid; 'no child but looks # to its mother for those guiding principles which are to influence it in after life for good or ill. The highest ideal of a man is to bo able to defend his home and his country and to work gladly for tho upkeep of each. Th© highest ideal of woman is to seek to satisfy the man sho-loves intellectually, attract him physically, and to uplift him spiritually.

A TASTY SUMMER DISH. Grease a plate, and spread over it a layer of nicely-mashed potatoes, ornament the edges, brush over with milk, and bake a nice brown. Chop some cold meat finely, dredge it with flour, add one teaspoonful each of parsley and minced onion, and moisten with a little gravy. Warm thoroughly, and be sure that enough flour has boon used to make it thick. Place in the centre of the potato and serve very hot-