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• • ':<In the four-maebee zy, eot of1 eastward.'we 'sew ..a hew lino of hill§,
rsizio..!,14,4=10 for the, Sogth.,.Seaiotands, it was hard to tell', how 'lite distant
,phipped, tie SecondMate M.180; To they 'were, for'ene peoment „We • paNti
get tighteinte the' oteryi,..Wit Weee in fihern....an4 the .,wie*.t, „Phostite'lt.: 14 the
Jog,tittlite 448:: 'degree*•: west tted :8. triitigh'ofthe' eea, We. SeW ::reithing bat
elegre* ouUh.14itliiido. when We fi,r6't::iveres"..er.Wetere, • et-. e
. inett :with:40011)1e,', .1",to• Metter. )10.w..,"2-,..Xliest wo Oonid wo pulled ewifer
• thrilling --tte tedireittere he mey, itilldwried;alic:Of us, Ittit.',it:.yeae. „ale,*
&'illttea;:that.io the Oint:WhiCil Atartai 'w.oilo :The Mein fatigued and tho se
,,ont: above aN- else. in the-anind, Of• -a WM:Still high enough.te higher. us,;.but
' *Alterman -the latitude.':andlongieude,,, every $tioiset:ometed, .„-;eet;
whore he foideti",trottble. • / :rememberwhen the' waves had very nearly suh
the'night syas a qiiiet•ehteuntil about sided, wo were, able to see .What hied
sig Itellee-thase for tho Mtn to; go detee; Of there it was which, offered Us doubt -
Instead et dropping belowthe hori,'.ful safety. The sun shining el:morel-
•• Zone it ea.,e1Cheiltied a bantc,of• clan& folly; drew' torrents'•of 'perspiration
:"•':':'Witteli had 'altnerat the apOrieurree o from us and Multiplied our thirst.. We
• land in the 614e:rice arid:which: hid tho we hungry, but Wen if We had -saved
• Wight ba10 t„tte sap 'So coinpliteby the biecuite we eoelti not have forced
as though' it we' re night. In ,fact; it _them :down our parched throats wide.
became:dark sO eaelY that we Could oat liquid. Some of :us wore jealops
scarcer.* tell when the • die'. did . slip that Nee had not. been . wished evete
into.nighte• • • . • . bourd 'With oar • mates, . who , were
• For long Otero was not everorruChdrowned andeut of %loony.... '
wind, altiteeigh, puffs .tore vicieusly at it • . The beach. we :were< •approaching
the tails and rattled the ya•ids: A tow; seemed Qnly about - an eighth of '9 rnile
, dul) roar:rte. of .brieiikeea, althea:tit not diettint, but it kept ever 'that'far,.trein
. • , so vibrant diened-in our ears. The u. Herd as We drove ourselves, it
.anfra,eaxao at $ret fro* the nueteoalet: seemed as though we cettld, not force
and then' front the -east The shiR!the dintelty.another inch, but, at last
-.3. :veered :unitise:U.. under thein, - and eion weed:ere in the breakers and :capsized.
• before 'we 'expeeletieed • any vieentSontewhat • relieved.... by the • eel&
• bteeste theliplintintanfelt a'hint of 'the water, the Men :scrambled *shore an
etrengtlt ofthe, gide which was,' ripe_ best they.could,' hut -CePt... Morris. eel-
proaelthig. WO had titne-aplent.yto od thent hack :and made‘tfiem dreg the
• reef and:. make an'' Our :preparatiens: flintily high on: the beach, weary • 'es
A8 the sfe,itreit ft leeward Shore the5,r,Were... This proved our raivation.
we headed a leer peerig-Ititleetlioeteetit ' :worse :than dfoverThig,' perliaP
ea7.41m-ledie--whitelt,--soorrr'brgairrto' to'al
aboUt teerrOr. 4,1 *:
Hi. mod w4bcji 'Ottei.• ',first
, • tdgns of the 'Worm Nye:were plenging
about "wild:y in a /Monster 'sea-
attempa to bield into the wind had
been abandotied arid we merely tried
keep twamPleg in the heavy
had we: net .peeettee*"1 that toat.
• WeteliT7ii<its 'what. We ',needed first
and 'moat, and we all went in searcb.
of it; at: the same dine trying to /atilt
'what manner of ielioid ,we were ' on.
Not .far from titte beacW "WO? found a,
clear -spring arid .tlitt 'captain and
Seam.' In a" Redden vicious Vat of wind .forced the men : to e drink: sparingly,
the Jiha, • the only. .canvas set,. were fearing that if they gttlPed. 'the:liquid
..blewiteatrity--and-Weetteudded .helpless-ethey-might-di* ",••
heifer° 7the,./4011111 • • The Punipe were! . The eaPtain. had Managed to keep
mennlisee•entoaeaei:elort poseible. was' eenie eart... ridges dry;.and. Mean., Of
'Made -teepreeerire-theeSallyeLbut-sheeteeepo7der-eve-extraetedefrota. orkretit
:iteit*d like .a arid .tcelt water yery them ,tted, two hard [stories, • we got a
. filet. . 7 ; . : going:. Some:of usstayed on the
•the deities Of all.the Men,
-Hears slio. weieeteseed and •hattered dry the
• hy, the Met* fiyireer like great while ethers 'went inland 41 short
• iiiinded.bdird Were. the , wind, With, terice te forage, They won returned
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not a stitch Or czeitves holding -to. our with fruits of all !kinds and reported
, .titrained.thebers. It see:reed that emit that • they had ee.eri inatty birds whieli
punier*: wave. minuted highoe ,and 'looked 'like • game' few], but were un-:
higher -orver our etern and as:though ahle to kill ,titeer, what Pistols they
the Skip. visit he ripped asunder 'from carried Wine ;seethed. This brought
the Offer strain on planki and cables. heeile• to us with soineWhat of a shock
• Yet when • a; &ill., vallealthY'lightl* the 'thought that we might need. pow..
• ganiterapreadaheat'uS.-it meat have der and 'for;a sterner -:Purpoee
he& the dit7A, „althoogli Ito due ceitild than the. ehorsting. of , • 'fowl:. We
we see --we Were rant Might. IiVo for days on 'fruit, but a
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. With the exeitentent of it all I did hedalezeit menetiresci. and almolt nerve:
not .fee 4 Orel]; but the captain, seeing ; ems :wrecks, couel not hold out against
lieW haggard looked, 'ordered' me to an attitek by saVages Withoui" the nold
gelid/low Aire spell'of.reet, fee....hesaid ,firearms. ' The captain alone had
they* tuil•ged eleePrtishedOst•
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at the. time' that: a• W.hore armY Was
charging deivn but: as neaatly.as
•we could .learn later:there 7"ores Only
nine of 4hern: They carried quept
spear's With Mope -heads Und••••Waved
144a4-
likattWro*Yed7itlt:1110:74,:.r.Mie -With
Ufe for the -Prlyai, The Men were ro4".
iPg. from side to, sido at the eeret". el -
moat dreppieg from,exhauet ion. 'The,
:eephain in tho goro: threw water on
us frOni •ti Me to time, but the otiMUla-
tieli did net last long. Foot by foot
the SnYageS .overhauled eie, Yet they
Were., not ' eleee IMOUgh for go to. 'goo
our WeetPena..<, .' • ' • • ' "
One- of tho -Melte Who was reefing
toped•0Ver bachwara and his, 'ear
eweeg,e,uselese in: the eoWleek't We
htinsiled hint infte: the:4*i' And Otlat.,`
Morris leek hia Plaee at the Weep-
• ,The barque; Wao at e great, die,
time* and our pargeges Were 'pining
zpjdy so that We.:Wbre by no nlecAnq.
Oarfe.
When we -thought -•ethey..vverii. dose,
OPOUght. the captain ordered tiepontop
rowing: Thu tiaLive hewled Withde-.
they .'evidentlye'helieyed„,we
Were Spent"' 'Bracing his:. feet•'Wide
. , . , .
apart ' to ateedk "bireself;;.the
tOolt cairefel Olin at theeleatling, boat.
Bang. went Ws rifle, and whlack body
leaped high :high in 'the id.r.,..Plurigigg;,igto
.the wet*. •• =. •
• But the enemy were not • stioconr-,
aged. Onward they • glided, efnd the
delay while the captain : fired gave
them an opparbunity further' to cut-
down our, leo; They were gaining
steadily en ,us arid at, an alarming
rate. :We could see that the barque
°was hove to, end, gue:sied -that she
had Struck sheet,- water. Boats were
being, :lowered,::and although they
,wereteing •rowed to, our rescue this
meant More time for the mirsuie,
Wo had So little anunnnition we did
not dare waste it, and we played a
Waiting' game. Soon arrows beeah to
flyit us, but they fell short. '•
stop' that"' said Capt.
Mor-
ris, aid he used his rifle; again;
kill-
'ing another mine .. • • '
•
After that it was scramble . at the
min,. then 'step for 'an instant to empty
our revolvers and the captain's rifle.:
After the third volley one Of the eerie
oes rolled herivtly tootle side:and:sank.
The -natives thrashed about In the
long knives wth cr�eked dPsn't.PrOtiut'
,41..)311/ OPPliedlorther4".1.1kad'eta Who.
.sheirld have been murdered with their
Orn W.ea1/04 •
' The first ;•uatwe, titre* 'himself
sePton CARL: Morris his throat
cut sethat ;his had rolled•free
. hrli body and .the second was. drop -
pod by a backhand stroke of a knife
by -Sam Welke whichleft seven of the
' savages to fent' ef•weend Thompson,
who was e Prisoner'. •
I had neve; wielded' 4,knifeagainat
.9 huritae foe, but this was no time for
'qualens, and when 4 tit black fellow
,Mede at ree'With e kreese, 'I tried to
perry and .Slash at• him, It: Would
have gone bactwith•me but for the big
Seeman, Bill Terry; Who grappled with
the f,ellew. Over eand over an the
ground they relied, while ;I .wetthed
'My 'chance. For an. instant Silt was
undermost and ; upon" the back
of the native, digging ' and koskirg
with knifee Even thenitgave.me
a feeling of naosere but :I *rang to
my 'feet .to:itrie.my knife another
savage Who. was charging ine..• •
There was a :ringing of bladee strik-
ing together; .the thud of"'rellingleed-
ies and of revolver butts on bare heads
Land the :shrieks eof' the "wounded,' 'It,
for the usavase_ting.short,
- - _ was
water, but their comrades did net stop
-.-eoundeeLasethou h t armies. were
ee.1"ega.ted ;in -the 'nialeghtere,
The searing "wee, not alt done on our
aide, either, for Bill Terry was killed
outright and every one of our men
•suMained some lejury. •
•But the, Odds were heamutng niore
equ l• and We d' more to fight for
. ethe sterre at'es blowhig• itself out. end dry Cartridgee and ,had managed to
...that we'ehould all „need Strength for heep.his, rifle -fit for '1100.• 'So We -laid
• theoseirk stili store for us. At the fintatones near the fire and, removing
.
same •time he sent lour of the men theleaden fro& our cartridges,
bolo* for a' little 'efleaP: • spread the powder to. dry. The Metal
Por long time, could not:bring shells And ..the bulleta we retail* so
inyeell to so mueh elope eley oyes, that We might remake. the cartridges.
•
for .seeitied that Should we fer one While we *ere busy tWO.-Of the men
• • single moritent relax, our vigileece to went into the forest to; look; for MVO,
vessel. mus go go' &We. At last; from -habitation. • elilissiionaries were
••• sheer' physiical exhaustion tny eyelids- scattered pretty tit:WO throughout
: 'drooped; and. I was sinking into Obit-, the South Pacific, dlid wehopedthat
-•-•vimi 'when, With h crash.waileh•htle:ed .sotad might have found a way to this
me from my: hanunocki the ship:came 'island.: The pOW,der dried qiiickly and
t� • a dead Step end careened far to We busied ofirselyes reconstructing the
starboard. ' Timbers groaned. and cartridges. put foitupo seezited t�
creaked. Above I hoard seurrering lieve changed fdr the better, when
, feet/ mid cries of 'men. and the thud of euddertly we were 'startled'• to Our, feet,
sea niountairis 'pounding estraight by e horrid cry from '.. the direction of •
down upon our 'deem, . the woods. • • . e
sprang to the coinpitiliontvity and. The captain sprang first into the
climbed to the deelcf Most of the life-. thick jong:e, whieh tore our- hands
the ancl legs.. The. diteetion :from 'which
.boats wore in splinthre but
Wretched Plight of the Crew made the the Cry had cern° led: us straight' into ,
• two ,un-haeined 'dinghies all that was •the sinking aim and We continued' in :
. re •
than had the natives, and they: began
to iir,ealtene; On° fled, then' another.
and with a rush the soiviiiorieLdis:ap=
iiegred into. the foreit; As he ran, one
of the natives tried to Stab .Thompson;
ewhoewasehoundeltetteCaPteMOrris-sate
the set and hurled ,a knife, • which:
'struek the savage in the Side,. and he
tlec.2 himugg•
• Thompson and a niannamed Fielder
were ' so," bedly Wounded that they
coeld net walk, go we made a sort of
hammock OW of. boughs and carried
there to, the beach, 'where we buried
Terry and the Min We had foiled ly-
.ing deltd•op the trail. 4 •
ly4. knew that even with firearm's
we would he unable to repulse an ,at:
tack:by the havagee in. force,' do as
Soon as we had given our dead Mates
decent: burial we gathered fruit And
filled' the water puncheons . prepa.r-
atory to •taking to: the dinghy..' The'
see was calm and the moon shone •
brightly, and, we thought the Water
Was the safest place fOr us. The cap-
tain had -been unable* to Use his rifle
in the hand-to=hand fight in the
junge, so we had his dry cartridges
and the amid we made with the powder
we' had dried. . 4
All night long We laer,en or off, the
handle and two of the men were on
Watch while the Others slept: In the
m nli lit
."pufr of White Tri- ono. -741ift the
boat° front the barque. A second later
We heard the report,' and :simultane-
ously a savage flung his abris in the
air and • seek' to the bottom of his
,
'The 1 thi k w 11 'ent i;rith
n n ea w crazy
relief. The dinghy drifted about in
bot the had ve Success with :some •varieties fiit,
, fly CLEMENTINE pADDLEPOBD,,,
•
In the da rs of carpets floors aheilt the rightproporton. Ore -e -OO
mOtter,7-you couldn't so,.ther9, • I spotsandstains May require elfeeiel
Soft Weoel'•Was keit AS geed OP any.$"41'14ng NY --4 stronger 8**41'
„
flf"r.:1Cittd'• Ptlot chPaPOr. we rather 'Where this to_ lie; "washing with alcohol
favored it. But .,we have liv1 to, or bon4ho•win..40.:the, work, . If Pettit
AVEMS.oui ijigh*, With rOgfrul. 6110.Wihg spots refiose to cerne ,eff with torpen-
leSn ef 'rug afiad More squarefeet of tie° try 407 grease with sandpaper.
.floor.„ • : ,, • ' • 1:Don't inekethe mistake Of scrubbing
Tho floor inust ie "bone dry" If
of, ':honeolteeping. • y4tt "opet YOtt want tek;get the ,splinters, out,
• SettwOod floors are ego Of the heek4 I °*.tvat'.'h'
floor ha drLed orernight
4.004_1'careeity .moftiirtgied on-thu. rough Soft, porous rri:livef.ti6.neectrot coat ot paint.t
a an excess of
01 rmirIg coat
:purtfutooei:it: e...raei;.e.,!' Hat eg.9.,,..N.77,1,t,0,..._44. bin•irpropoptio4
, pease ...teepee eo..veite, eeeor,e_eyood the wood. Y.04, WIA leo sererised .how
(loor when it is SoCUsy to tarn It luto m.eh oil cnn lap
9C44;0;41:4c't7r.017:SE..1t,hul36.''''.1:0n.tt'
fl pelished Walnut. • y00,7;7;that tho niop alipi over as 4 of , tittle to. dry--fortir.-eight bourn,
dtnota.r7,44cflYrftilk. iTy:t.,,..,f,er.:.ar,eettd; five .i0In.d1.41'11141,.:1'he,-,flPaillii,6117,11.0,41intgh•'ap:sec-
titty,
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PainVia hest 'oe;orini f'or,old• .4ing. a gaGa tit'ar fan 'ti'leacaaka and
.fleord that heir° n,o natural bea
:y7tr'9the Pltitxy 6i9nind4fitfeeftlitt. reiirenttt
'but paint alone leret,onettigh,.. A steal' Aesoel. . • •
'plane Alla an ente0 cloth corne before '
.tho'Paint brush GO.over the edrfdee •: ntaree cOATS, or Itaxter. •
Untit it •itr smooth and even, not a Now Cepag the paint•prorier, Which
spl titer left It'e tedious Jeleetiat :is •applied ',ae•iiieding tn. the directions
uteeme 'Of 'the finished beek'itt 'de- on the can. You *El have befter leek
Re dent upon , how thoroughly the if you Pet it on rapidly, taking only.
screpitig la done.• '' • one or Ova' beards' ata. •
eu• : • For, painting'. use...a fame'. large
co, t:' eo;.setfh:oa,ie;oyitlst,gaor.t'aet Ott le,t.:uttisilht4oltibrimZ,tiat'hltbrIttlih9oneb•-git' waBlitrusn, ththe:nilerteraoles..
hoards ime by one, finishing, each es, This' advice applies especially.. the
Yog.ge; Nails and taciee mai. be re- firat -cOate*Irieli must bo WelL'itiekkod
moved or else. driven below the suiface itif,0 the soc-faixt. • . • •
of the' Wood. SidinterY sPet<s. and ' Vox' a ,good finish use three coats Of
.Isnots •emoothen hoet• wtth''a cant, • It- .poor.‘ennemy !tee Oslo but
knife. . Each eplileter noa wave taaat„ two .90.kIn three .would make ata4itig,
be cot back to the :Solid WoOd "it .y_on jab. ., the . twee -of eieee. poets
there is but 'erre rule to. folleiie-bitY,
the.. best In the Market.. • After, the
painting ...a.•ceat of :Vertrieb will give
the .,finish, treater ,beauty and better'
it scarcely !shows. "
• . wearing .qOatit The floorteeld.
Before you ' begin. painting give the 'stand. forty-eight hours before our
-rugs eire-1 . • „ • •
•iiatereitedearalitonia:HOCOpait.: tefaird. 'T-Whert filittidened Yeti 'din'
, , parts water 4‘..,ittiii_tigy -treat it .aa' you do a hardwood Otte;'' '
Growing Annuals From Se4
. .
miss; A:nria'MOyle.' for :the. Ontario
••• •• • ,iforticultural 'Aeseciatioieeee
expect to use the.dry mop. This ,will
give an uneven surface but when it is
rubbed down w0 the email' cloth,
and the paint and varnish are added,
• 1 114014 " . 4.
There •is a Peculiar fiselnitioe 'in'
groWing.'oer own iiiinuela •from :seed.
the._eieetendeeve lay Pentinere_in the
orsavagesvia red,
and after the,effects of a heavy valley
-frOnt...ilatetworeseue_boats_hrafiedefok:
the beach. Some of mei ',Were
laughing and ;Berne were Crying, but
thesailors from the barque clandiered
into the dinghy enellhelped us 'trite the
larger honteL . • e , .
• ,;. •
It was the barge Triton 'Which had
•
00 g wo ,saw the natives once or
twice at the edge of the woodie' but
they did, not attempt,' to molest us..
Back of the first line of hilla a 'fire
tit the sky and we were In a quandary
as to. whether it was a signet to na-
tives on other parts of the island. Our
plight was not an , envisilite On*, In
the lerer,watehes. I, worried over IC for
it seeMed there would be no 'nay to
land and we • could not 'remain hi the
boat indefinitely .without more water
and foed. Life seemed to hold. .itittle
hope, and I began to feel that the beat
way after• all would be t6 attack tho
ages and die fighting, ,
-actua determined' to propose
this to tho captain and the men When
it Should •"come . Morning, and the
thought so pacified me that .1 fell into
• • • tl ie y f s u tr of I
necessary. Many of • the . men had
been ,:eriiried .:eovothelird,, and • two;
IttlOwIton arid Gunther, vecte Wish-
. washing haek ;sett forth the: gcup,
.pers„ Steno dead. " • • , •,•
'What We. had* itruelt we'e'nettattee
of conjecture. te U8.40t to add to the
darkness,the wind drove; e. stinging
e•rairi. in Our fetes itith such ferce that
vie Could hardly SOO to leen& the
. •-"r1a4"''e dinghies: • This, work Coneumed Afp-
' pene futOer'.-of teColide, •elthotigh to
seetned hours 'There had been
time tO„providion the dinghteer
arid ell -We 'had With. ,L18 were feW
•• puncheons of seater arid. enough 4hise
etiitkferabent tete eminitseThete. Wits"
nothineftir US to do to run 'before
and teitline- our ...strength- ea:
• • 'the efforftfof believe.? 'Mel preventfeg
Am- tho dinghy •capsizing. , • We Very
shortly lost sight Of the , ther tont
..,,Andt4,:no*Jentined„tivOtat....beetiaie,4,
. ita•oceUpenta,' althOUgh: I. have.' ho
clOubt ;they drowned .. • .
cannot-toillaiw-long4e Wore t-
ed about, but I. know , that when the
atertn ;had, tinnily Wm-I.:itself out and
tee was' rerinieg high,- but marc
entoothly, 4V0 were na'tnighty thirAy.
•',And 'so 'hungry that-the-hisettits,,,did
not satisfy -"tut.-!--;Patells,or clouds.
Oirrieeta!OY; -revealing the blUe.sity„
,and althongh the wind puffy We
did.nOt feat it. !rho sun came out and"
. •ilitarined tee, but best at all, Way to
o ,per p a ei er e a,,
mile, When the leader ,stuitilr'ed over
"'body of ,otte Mir comrades, Ile
'was deed, tytth doyen bong jagged „
rescued un and she left us at Bombay,
from which. We shipped to Boston.,
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with 'others., Makes One inXieue.te'find
:the reason for, the lattetri it is .• a
ease ,of"lire eindTleaert," with
.. the
eethiemistic gardener.:
- Before my. herder' Was. 'ready for the
.peeennia.s I, used it. for anneals.
Asters, • 'enapdtagon; and", ten,Week
stocks were the ones' selected and gown
. .
•
.. 'Florists tell na, t,he, annitals', ishould:
be trenehlantiel.ais Soon 'as' the 'first
itrue . :leaks appear, Met., . the. fleet.
•tive after .the seed leaves. ,I. found
theni too. 'emelt . tied delicate . for ' an
amateur to handle without Consider-
able less, se waited. for .the next two
;sieve% thert;set to Work. I:mide the
Wee with. a :narrow trowel; pinched -off
.the twe seed .leitee,s, and set the plant
in •tho • hale.. tee the 'remaining' leaves
were ..alinost touching the ground, ' half
filled.the hole With earth, gently press-
ing it down argued the roote•and.stem,'
then filled' tho 'Vele With Water,: plant-
ed MX: er, eightnioie, then tilledliipthe
first one. .: When elk: Werl, in a littte
nitrate •of 'eoda was sprinkled around
eic.h plant and worked in.: They wiei
protected 7 from • hot,' sOn, Ivied; and
heavy rate; and ere soon ..quit,e nt
hetne and grow rapidly. .'CuttiVated
regirlarly,, and as soon as bude ap-
peared another •appligetiori of .nitrate
ef, soda Worked in, me ,eleezenei'of:
strong, healthy. plants that were f'ult
bloom 'when. the snow eehte.
AnOthee, Year I dechled"tp'ePeeialize"
instocks, sending to England, the,
seed:e pear beds •were made for. the
four .separate Colors, White, pink, rano;
and lavender, and the. same tnethatie
eee,
. _ _ „ • .
until the end Of May or the beginning
of Juno,. in otbsr, words until settled
_warm weather. Protect,ion to Coginitea:
wintered in the:cellar depends upon
44Itthheesy•wePrir,ineadne.gh eIiiethnet8hhe7euadafnsd.atoosirushpalplirt:eidthin_firOn nal*, •
werrn sheltered place in or near the
apiary.___The_Colonieseshould-beexam.
hied weekly,'or fortnightly if the wea-
ther le cool. Ail this and other valu-
ianblethittbrletainn,4 whichinrprincaatni°hon ahreadgifvreeen
pplication . to the Publications
on a
. Branch, Dept. of Aviculture Ottawa.
•
SAVORY DISHES -
• • FOR SUPPER .
sitico eggs. prepared time Are pleas-
Ingt "gattgor tins er Pails
,and ,platie in each one, tensPeeefel of
oeft'broad-erUmbn and eine tableolloen-
fat of milk...Break an egg into eaelf
1*n,, season With Salt, Add. otie tablee
spoonful of milk, tosnialltump of but-, 7.
ter, sprinkle. tope with •a few breed-.
orttmhe and greeted cbeeee,:' add ..duBt
with paprika. Mitt a. go:41m
brown, then run !a sharp knife ereund
the edges' of the part's' , rem,ove eggs to
a hot plate and servo mace.
Egg* in :nests make a very attrge,"
tivo 4lok. Force het .hoilecrpotettteo •
through .a. potato -ricer; theta shetk14
...ha three cupfuls. Add three and one-.
half tableeioenfule : of butter, One •
• . .
teaspetiefo;i: or salt and. one-ltalr '
efiil'e'oPeeseelded--rei:le4e4,eat' until
.arearaY, then add two cenne.d "Pimee-
toes (owip04). and "boat
toughly 'blentiedi ,fteheat and arrange
ono serving dish -that can endure•oVen
beet. Make 'nests in. potetO, mixtere . •
and i.nte. •each eltp .an egg,:•
Put in e- moderate °Vett.; and cook unfit.'
the eggs pre pet. This 'Mime' potato
Mixture:is a very delicioue. aroomPanie
:Mont to roast beef, '
• Codfish heeli tomes from; the *sea-.
ftwePt lown.of.Olorirester, Where there
Is more than Ordinary interest in this
useful .fish. To prepare, mix the cite-.
tents of one hex of flaked codfish with ,
an equal qirantity of finely chopped
P°tat* and an finely
chop-
pwi. Add ono egg (Well beaten), and
tablespoonful Of melted butter,:
Forne iota ft.:ter:go cake and brown, -pe
both sides' in a •fryieg-pan. Servo
garnishedwith'parMey or we:totems* •
For Frilled :Oysters, arrange fiTo
slices of Mealy browned toast (butter-
ed) on a cleeP Platter, : Turn one pint
.of oYstere arid:their liquor into a 'voter
;het frying -pan. Season with one -halt
tetrepoOnful Of salt aria pineh'. ..
cayenne pepper. When the edges of
the tarstere: frill, stir' in one '
-spoonful. otitutter. .Pour iminediately
over: the toeet, andsprinkle With One-
half •eueifu:1 of Chopped coital'',
Fish Chowder Can be made, With ee,
weepoun eneregeo,...-any-eon
ik Cat into? ono -inch squates.., Kea;
terra en equal quantity of. potateee Cut
into. hieeP•ineh squares. Pry a .scant
que,rtetepoand, of:sa_Ael1415;' clieedi'NYith
mediazia,eized, onion, • thinly •slieed, •
until .both 'are. *dee; but not bietwee
Place the aboye..,ingredients' alterne''
ateiayerain a soup kettle,add:
water to cover •geretretisly.: „Salt and .
pepper ,to taste end cook 'gently for .
one-ltalf hour after it begins ,to • . boil. ;
Scald one pint of: milkeendethiekenet •
• ,
Care of"ruit in Transit.
..By . , •and deec,riptletie
,Mr. te Wheeler,' Dominion •Pruit
Transportation Specialist,.• * Fruit
'Branch: pamphlet eritttled "Loading
and 'Climax Basket," 'pirislialied by the
Dept. of Agriculture and ' avaitable
free on,application to the Publications
'Branch, "Ottawa, •points out how
bn-
propor loading of ears is .done ,and
hew it Might, be -cerrectly. perforthed-
andinech -waste saved...' He says that
the basket itself le a geed Wier of
tender fruit; but a Poor 'loader 'and.
carrier and: proceeds' to point. out
grave faulta in .loading. Proper veit-
:tilittion and. drispeetioe..convenierices.
,must be considered. Trouble and waste
are "often eansed by trying to squeeze
in Piet one More basket' in each„row,
With twetahlesPoireffilsof !hint bleed- .1
ed with a.little cola milk. "-When thick'
, . .
and smooth- add to the fish mixture
Cover the top' evieh 'spliteand.buttered
fehld crackers and.serve. The potti,
toes -Will be More. tender if Parboiled •
for ten minuteettehre combining with
the , flab:. • Te.,iarir..this; a pipit of
mita*. May take the place Of, a pint
of water. inaProvingd:he: dish for many
I:4ga Southe. re Style effoid:e. niee
witY of l'ifteeVer Chicken :gravy,.
Cook one donate eggs Until
hard, te-
mo-e ,sholls, then add to one pint .t
chicken gravy. Serve very, Rot with
corn . bread or gems. '
Bread Omelet is inedo thub•:•.
crunible :enough. stale breed to mike
One enpful of ,crumbs . and &oak thou
one-Itilf. hour In ene-lidle. cepfol of •
then beat atitil- sinooth and id 1
one-half teaepoonfUt Of ealle and SI,
beaten' eggs. : Butter :a -ell a . shall'ow
oven -proof , dish,. Pour in the Mixture '.
and bake .itheut ten inineteer, Servo
at once in the .elitih in, which ' it • is:
;Aceagtisitairio,in*IxIosente4divaegifit.:(1wifiiifiatchultneuve.i:srl_e;c1wqushiaizecrhobaaaisie.- .,:i(Pk:ars it fans cluk:1°Y.
ErdilittkiZld .When only one -size brisket'.
is ueed. Crosswise leading' is not the' .
cried but the Pilietice- of filling the
doorway 'catures end to end Slack and
centre sPeee: is 'very necessary to ,de-
velOp' 'the required air 'circulation,
whtchat beit,he insufficient. The im-
• ,, followed when traitsplanting thee P°rtant•fact says Mr. Wh'mler, that
there ntustbe air cireulation to carry
tho heat to the ice -enc..; 'the ice Must s• . Walks Over So Man,.
melt te‘• benefit the 'load, 'chilled air 'don't like, him -he's alwaYe' wane'. •
&Wing from:the iced Mule under the inti•Ov.or iieeideP • . •:
A CHIC NEW STI came. ' , •
.*The. two-piece mode -the elevate of •
the season If your Wish is for a . ' Beet; the aping,
sports mot that reflects tenniatakablY - Spring is the most iieportent and
the.Mode, lind it in the inedel critical. period of the bee year . The
ictur d I r . Th blo i
in the peerittiger-tip.length, with co.- dui mg this period .111 to get wilarge
e . e e junpei use s princond object of all 'Manipulation
• , f . • .
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lar fastening to' one side under the number (if bees. reared in each colony
chin or tureed heck to form rovers. Aland, iater on, to rnevent thertendeney
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faese.fleor arid filtering throilgh what- I "Who, is he flick?"
ever ePece is provided when loading -I . Keeper ot the cemetery?
The purpose of the false' floor is . - •
:regarded if eceareed by a load Withoutl Do eel, lOt•March bY without get-
breathing•gPnee. • ' • , I tinge some nice chicken -coops made.,
• cuts iw his, breast and abdomen. An ' a seund siee.P. I was ,awakened hi shg t fuliteto, 18 .0.1troducod; veer" the to sWerei. :For :.a Maxiellyni precluc- s.; Under the side . heeding el' "Two The rtien and hoye Wid- bo too inisy,
. .
.gripped in lils. lifeless „Olives end :•-• e `"Ship to' starberuel: I:lea-yin' feei-ard: huttea :tr,n,Intlede .. ,IlO -,- hh1t, 5Onling Apiarist (Mr. a .4, Gooderhaini• B, • sit.uation facing shiepere ia that' thee; ". "' • . --:---,-..e..--.....-- .
eatinee roe, toht the story Of . a Strue- oe.0 : . . ' , , e. ' :' • 4 from the sides or the triniming-hands., S.A.;) ' io bis loieetiti on ..,,Bees and flimax basket ie subject to dame& by (-7 Remove •
greaso spots • from wall.:
the body' of a naked ii.ndt etien,:itale in .which oile of the inert -Ives pointing' l'h°'ekirt, is joined tea bodice, top 'and ;during .the honey flow, an ebundaitre vide a ri y th i it g a riptedch i 44; su f fie ient '
, carbonate.: Iterneve t•he parbothito ....
bed in tIte -side, . . r•aed there, sure eneugh, was a baripiel 4 'gistingt14he(i bY tWO inverted Plaits ' ef bees betWeeh the 'agee of two and ventilation threegh• the load arid is ' A ilot, ee hoUrk a',nd repeat apiAietithnti
There were :Signs the. Ate :otheT heading -straight 'kir -t-i'le is rid. She • . g i' t s x ueeks. „.1f t e iiee Wei( riell plie_ 1 a e t e ii at on 1 y 1 i if neeseary, .
' <,,,e :either -side of the -front. Tbo din ta i
1 - < ' II' e ' • . , ' • e, ii it - stib ' d 0 • •
;
;feet; e M r I , it,. - , - .- • :
rirrow had pierc,ed his heart.- Almite, broad daylight by e cry: • bu gtithei , d -oil ban& are Om of holloy, eies :tee: neereoen. Fal;s" our autleirity.Mittei that PThe: end- ; •
gle,' arid ton yards farther. on we found All °Yee -strained. in the :direetieri ' ties at. :the eouti'e ''t the Plakti 'back, how to 1(eep Them," ehere iheuld be', shifting if loaded loode enough pro- , papeir ;
P1' in crushed magnesium,
man', Tliompsen had given the sav- was far` ofr and vire scarcely. dared Pictures the l'af3:13' finished eesttlheT't Pared for winter they are heat eft sufficient rerAgeration 'if loaded conj.
• akos., desperate fight et this point,hreath for fear she. -Weald_ puttehout and No, 1243 'sizesetebellif.arifi undiatetebeet...for-aithiler but stores- -Intet-enmigh 'to' stand ordinarY ftuit a paylorfia.at.:7*---
i
Arlen had continued in the direction. we 01,pt. Morris disehereed his rifle as' Size 18 Years (36 husfl requires 4% have become' u-ealeened and there is Details are give?) in the pamphlet- tee yeae teineipg• is,. eerie •
d ' f ar f ,
atia the trait showed that Severed atid sell away, leavieg us in ottr 'faM. Years 04, :30 'god 38 inches bust' <Mb') • have run short or if by death colonies
. . ., .
Ing in trein and .yard mevement. 0, 1 , ' '
..
, .. tot onleipay 4- en the crop produced
'Were ,,ettaveleing, ::7.Sitiirrd . by ,-,the 4 -.ottani 40 the barque Atilt I: doubt.'.?ar s 0 . < ointh, 'Or - 78 )'-.41-1 •i. O -01- -derive .efr them being...robbed net, e -etenty' of 011171t , s r itenanded to vele ,but it pays.:jest as_ big or bigger,
:thought that Thompson Wea:riliVe,•.-wevhother we wore /tear enough to her i ineh material- The 'hoe:lice teP a:one sitert 'euperticial., 'eeamineticee. eheeht. -,:thipper and: handler:in tratiaportatton. tho. ..001,04 1.4:„It
, ri,. Iii, -t tree workg too s
eesegee,..eeeee Ile ifait' ,,, , ,„ , l. 7p. ,,, t.' ,. '101% 'JIMliot to 1 S..:11641,1:: 17titir at any. i'emitthw. 1.7.1.-3lti13•fict`t°43-81tighttillftli'.1*"e" intWe' on'''i*. Wili.n de' C n i'' '' or 1 vu /1.4'4' c°P)Parls°t's ' 11 777 lals't , leird one 308 77 btust rest the itext,
Wo- had Me notien ef,holie sfielig x elite,- she rein t 177 7(1 fewerd-t c end' we. or with ribbon' '.77 I7% ever ibo Omni-. taip.ing, s terve, iney' be. le Item: fruit) 74.'",g,." :10..tlfr.6711',0.1' 4
9111:001' IWO ','C re: 0,./inTiiitz. ' • - ..„;,„,....,......_,,,, - . -•
,force of savages Wt Wete tit:encounter; 'began to 'rner:inher'elite-Ctioto• ri-. :ohs ; dets /.8 : Praee 20. eenth. ' . ` eTiieS that have. more., than they need ,• tapeit.from St, Catharines. to lignite,'
end given, proVidintit thitaitliitteSs 'is -
...OPParentto ,eheete; thateiteieeleficieet ,
If thero are not ,enotigh bees to. covee
egA
Se..id. pottitoes spreed on ,the bare :II we knew wits that one of cue wetter work, tnit loy the; Prospeet'. rigi4 F10,41110t1' flgok, illustrating the' , ehe ItiadO Fo:id:3" tho deor intbe light'three,or fent. Weeks.
friends wets in trouble and (hat we of matte helped ue. had.* teken IneWeat most Preetical styles. will ..-sysit)r4hict:pprt)yayi.,kplicea:41141.0.4(e,o,,,beffircrii4anting,,.tinit.,,,groyrstrott.,,a1,1101. ,
frein fOiti around a 'point'V'l-)r
Which argue, strong' V for the letter.r k
toittire. 'If we totild tipt wteat Mitt darted* 'flatly°. star, tato° *itit maker, Puce t. 0, ,00k 10 cents, the tete eembe the tediety should- be uneteetridee.„_,,hgeter.. reonimends____Ioadtegewelfee in6.ense
..frometheesavageeeteeit euldeateleartt-lerritedesavageM:41ehledmiVerlittedeart: ' one,. The' Work is best front the end tc,wards tite cloor4 and eieele .
have :him- dead, and we etereedeter," other and anOther. We litertAtite.oers., How 10 itntit-13-ATT R N 8. ti6no tewards\-eVenlite... daydhat the,:loed hithUlit'stiug':Oroiseivise, t •
mined that shouldour tittaek fail We arid 'pulled tor nIl .7e 'were w•orth fot• 'Write your name and'aildt.oss p:ain.. when the bees ale flying free e: ehould.but nOt OVe 1g/it, It , (11 nal 101 _1,006e eve ,
•••weutd ,end,eitr.C.Wn.. lives- 'tether"' thart , thehatiplet but the' hardethiP'S":84.."beeii lete'tgiving 'hitaiher and siZO et, he ehotkeli Pin nine neea ebereeete-eieng 771 the "hist Wall' eoVri'Vli:Ore-iteCes' -i;e-Cie-rk.-tie In the deutal ,enStr tte .
;betaken by Alio savages -and suffer a- Miditrea •Saiirped Oar' Strength and pattoenA yott want, tneloso: 20d: arnination. of the broodl, 110"8k• Antti:lary inotead of either s'itgeeziht 'or lion, Of cnttle. The' loose teeth liaie
.lingering,deatle ' 7 ,,ikr,..bkoath..WEts short: elirethed. teir itatups-43t.toini 1.11 :prefer:red; .iv rep0 41177 hat feulid •te .40 --queenlosa 1 iakingittiel4, Ire add* th9t 1,'"ad of '-t; fon -be-en iesyrtiptorti,
et
: Allot:tier eighth Of along'the 'lead „en rho .eheirty, but; in the . first it 017017 7, 7...for.. eitch.„.ratitherl ir 1 1 to ..C41717.11 ..0,1,11 6,14 deding J.queen (.41717 7? heekots thaY Euo braeed. With;edaeltiee ,sea in -.ono 0 1170 inatenoe' s;
obscure teed vae.were .following andquatter, of e,. mile they had -.cut .it :,addreSS :your, order to Pettete . Dept:, elitellti be unitedAo one .contaiiiing il, lightet material than is requii-ed for a this tharacteitatte hag l'wtt Itaed by
We. heard: the enemy crashing through ,dewrt ond, We. sew; thet we .could riot
i
the: brush ahead of' tie, They:must have Ian. against t M.
shonhl be kept itt their wieterlior cases . binding tendettCy. - z. i htning, ,•
lb" Ilir . '
Wilson Publishing C, 73 . West, Me-
laidit St.; Teronto., Pattern*. Sent ',y
heard os abou_t the seme instarit, for rote he then of barque we return 'mail. .
fertile Ate n " ettt -nf. ef'etet.f :Niece since Armen mi.61, -as ow.
_AI •
Colopie.;.i. wintered out of <loon; solidly birth load the hanches ILA% It. deo° that an aninno boon killed
t..