HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-05-13, Page 3BY DR. GEORGE: CONN.
te one of-the.vost difficta wehlems. other 'Method enpple;nenting and i
for the 'onitry-he'eper to eehve. This , ;0044 those , feedswhich, se.pPlY '
trouble P. leept. einnineraial, Men trem. this' vitamin, is well 'as those's•Upply,
• reeking eticeees Of their •early,Thistebe iirg the Minerele, ealcium eiode /shoe -
Re find Loh !been a seirlees drawback to pheins, which are „so II:Ness:17*, IA
ths, producticip. In titne0' pas' t building hp the gkeleten. We' :can, now
• it has • .1 Ahnoat, if not:0.4'00'JY; fin, '40 this with tho 4.00of green teocika.
,PoEgfibLL J. rear eselY,viiPteh hatebee1.•and0unlight. •
,poultrxi-raiScri.haves,been ttraing their .trereehe
' eLLIIY hate*: to conform with the See•I With rickets,: or leg evealsness, the,
son • ftel'y expecting to get their chicks bird squats frequently; the fathers
_oi the .glrOunds- before they were inany are titmgh pn the bird is lits ahd.
.-weeks of age. It has been known for. dull: Tho, hird is un10 to ethtid hiedh;
seihe time that 'chicks did not suffer if the:Ante% " Wirn raised :. indoor,
::-fro4"47.12,o.e-wealtnessr*hen-pla'oed‘,.'out,.:4-this.-condilt:totrusually-calrbe-exP'Teet,e•d7
doors •and •Wherit•they' had *owesto iiire few Nifial;00.‘egardilesa Of 'the typo
. the 'earth. It was thought ;that thi. of, retieet:thett Is heing, uSet.h. 'As
wee, due to the •mhterial; that,'they,see'l-hreve,ntive of titia
.0111704 frern;'thes011it but Wa.newno,o4 Buch,104n
•'tlicarts• is. (lite' to*.the;,fa4f 01;:t the, as eggs 04,..Cod4vet oil. .0,0d4iver
OleiwilaVe the benefit of thfeeinislihlit. oI. 1 Mix•ech With the mash by stirring
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CAUSE OF atogrg,' •11,;•.. weill..and,giiren thein In this manner;
Rickets, c.r'leg: Weeknees, is the re-. as hitiel.1 a „h 'per cent;„ of„'..the,.ratiOn
.SUlt .Of thechielt net, socuelthe enough i. Sused' with • teirly,, goodresult*,....- but
shOne-building materials ire the fedd, •tho. addition- of :sunlight greatly
ini-
• suh as caltiutn and phosph,orotia, or proves it. • :
the ?failure :to lx aW,O to make the re-. ManyeenditionseeepeOhally of 'young
quired Use of the quantity that ie he, &ides,' are nothing more" or less. than.
*ilved;., the ordinary ration:Se. now cg weaknesS, or rickets; the morevve
fed,and especially.; when it •contains understend the eauhe of Oda' tronbie
bon.enseal and. milli,' does supPtly Suffi- and the manner 'in Cari bo
eient ealeium. Another faetei• in the.prevented the mot, we -appreciate
succesSfull feeding of chicks is the sup- 'Phe ethdiiion Of 5 per -cent., of ,poultry
,ply of vitarniee. At this time we feel "hew; and • of • the seine quantity of
that the,vitimin A is very irePortatift; giiith, bo the ration will/ help :censieleee
for if it is nee' received in 'sufficient eithy in the 'prevention of this trouble;
amounts the 'chick refugee to. PM.; the use Of green feed ahd Of .nriik IS
•it is supplied:. in moot ratioita in the also very beneficial, ' but expe,riinsentie
:yore* corn that Is used. Th vitamin have labeli. 'been " completed which
„B is •eilho needed: to prevent nervous previa, that Sunlight is the gen.trollifig
diseases, and • itessiipplied. in., whole factor in the ,successful :Tearing.of
, ,grains • or in reiddling,s4 not at all dif- baby chielee eortfieeirept•; this makes
• fleult .to, supply irethe oidfinetry• rations it poissible • to rear ,:early • batched
Vitamin .1) or the antirachitic vitainin chicks by the use Of •artificial sunight
scems (0 bo ;the 'moat irriportant, -One, (ultra -violet retie), When it is not pos-
el; it has :to do with theaseheilation siblo. to subject the chicks to natural
• of calcium ' and phosphorus in the ,iee. sunlight owing to the • season of ,the
•. ten, and thehertnetertanee,ofthe.core year. Inexpensive. lamps,. which are.
• reet :relettiee betWeen the •two ininehat known as quartz mai-citry;vapor lamps,
eleMente; this has to de with_the pre- are, now•Availahlo..for pOultryrnen•and
leg WealuieSe"; in, can .ueed Neter successfully for :ehie•
This is &MIA the mos . ,beLeitlies.ed each
• pottatit fietor da.3i,T to 'ther:arsiffiCial, sunlight- ••(Ultra.:
ho .coneidered ;bY Mane authorities. violet re -Ye); which has the same effect
Since': the enthrachitie viternith not in the teeth/al .sunlight. .• These
rna-
wldely •dietribetect in • the Common. ;chines .itre eitisfacOh3t. in ; operation;
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or:**Pviettkiiklefl, of POviiirttliii045.:4404'14ins tot!, lys einnfi
dItEAT: INTEREST ,CENTRES IN,
11,1E • POPULAR; ,
. • COSTUME,
: An attractive variation of the two -
Piece frock, With the jumper blouse de-
veloped in tub Silk after the manner
of. Paton. Note the cravat collar out-
lining the y neck; and;. by the 'way,
these.davata are niuch smarter than
the scarf treatment. A• A: sleeve exten-
sion is joined-te. the kimono shoulders,
and gathered into'narrow wi7ist,handC
The skirt, which is fastened On a' body
lining, reveele• grePP, of .plaits at
theecentre front. The Overlhouse, No.
1049 tro in :.sizes -34 96, 39 40 and 42
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May .161 Abraham and the Strangers,
•
Gen.. hie 1,8e,10-19, Golden .Teetee
All the natiorie of the earth ,hall
bleheed in hint—Gen-18: .
.4tat.LT-NSIS..
T. V14hr Or THE' AN014.00
11.. 400 TALKS WITH ABRAHAM, 18-1�.
IN1110PPVIr101.1 OtOrtee' are to!hl
of the making 44 O'vfin4nt bond bet-
tweeP" AhrAin., Whe0e narAe ,neow'
a.,14n04 to AbrAilainist, and'hie•Oed,,,the.,
one in ehelh 15;, hhel the oVnerirrqltal?,
Ch 1:6-:terr!Js' the ktory of th.O.; Fg$13.he
_
tion liendmaid, Hagar, Ole 'birth
of • iii0Pesle'llehaelee.Wilh-4e-'desn'tihW-
(2.5TIZ:18)., as the. etreestor ArAbipn
,tribes sm the regtone east And south •
of palestineNI • ,
I„viser AN41.;004.1., • • •
By 'the Rci,k.5 of.1.1O40o... tr4S..U'ees V4-
ferred' to .'Weiv more lirebIaNY"'.1,01`O-•
'tnrpentirle •'.11Vilte'r!.
these. '•,trkiif; Are alloWed to hare their
fua growth they •attaiel height of.
•thirty ,. to; forty' feet, with, :thick and
r . Aget.w 0 -a. gratful
Shade in thi% bot deYte. There;
near Hebron, A ra m had pit cfllect
tent .and •had built an altar her wor-
ship, 13i18.• Hem, the ,Lord 'appeared
to. him, but he oid not at first .reeog`•
mete hie 'heavenly visitor. • ..
He. loolc.ed. three. men: He
had, .not seen them approach, but
though ,eheprieed, he ran to offer them
the .ready and generous hospitality. of
the gast.., His bowing LOW .before them
WOO by: Way of courteous salutation.
The very ancient Sasearitan Hebrew
text hee Probably preeerved the tree
reading in. eters:6 0, 'My .lords, if now
I have. found fiver' lrolit sight. '114s'
not aWny,. I .pray you, from yeer• sore
vant." If„hoWeeer, the renhering My
lord is corkeet, be Must have keeagnia-
ed one of the three as superior in
rank or dignity to the others, and so
addressed: himsalf to 'hint.
"Abraham's offei of. hospitable *eh"
et:rine is imideto be a faithful repro-
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BY .FRANOES A. SHAW. • • . •
Qno. WO* 611:Trag '44', , Nyilion 'Ie.:and kVA It nlake4 Ole Pktine#,,,' Avitict -.• - '' . ‘• - '
aisd the twee and enoW-balle A are never WAY to ua." 0t0 of the areer'ta 0 lasePing Or'athal '
vielete and ehhehhhe.• '.ffere• in hltio eaten' heau•tifefe And tilos* We. 'eye, • • • " "•• ' " . ,
141Aegifbaci budden gr t the ros buSh eves' the grub -w rm good • -ehndition is, of eour'• to sea
0. LtIrbV,flLiI 1,1•P to A white rose -bush theth gave .lived 'on. lialiPtlY the WbOle StatriPM. that thaY Pa° w°31°°Ice4 nieseh •
promise of marlY hieseemereayhigt kelt Aft hieiti'AutUrlan rains 'llefati co Olkoliad 'he brushed and, if n•ecepary,
enlna AloneIntlieworlde4 Went :te beat 4Pen the hPherhlieh. Her ho's.'•• al'onh°4 hlaeh thine they are thlieh•hfr
a 'friend:. May I !jet come and live AMo. had, twig since faded. new liar before Vtitt4nig them„ Proper
With ' yogi" ••• Pelames began to. fa)li. • She alti,ver44
rose -bud geteed down • on the the. Kest, and was 'very ead for none
grids...worth,' and , thought:' • • • now' paused in admhre" her beauty or
"Oh • what a hideous litele moneteih": inhere the fragrance that bachtteel ivith
But the proer thing ldoked so..Ssit and, ,her"fhded. hiesselies. • '• • .- •
.4kr-riegeetiset•Phe-Pitiedehineetrideeedett
• "Tere•Yes,elin ;stay, Witlenie• foiit
hiehes bush Sim. 36 bust requires . 2 sentat4on. of the reception of a: t,raveler
by an Eastern Sheik ;(6r chieftain).
yards: 36 -inch striPed material and 3fi
yard contrasting for Collar. -The skirt, , the. cOxiiiteeas...greeting; 2) tIo
No. 494; is braises 26, 28,, 80, 32 and feet 'was/link; .(h) the'repast and per
34 -.inches Waist.; Size 38 waist rej attendance by the beet; (4) the
*tires 13/4 yards 36 -inch,.. with lei, yard t the d• t h et he"
lining for :bodice top.' priee 20 cents
efieli'pattern:
, The garments i,117st, rated in Our new
Fashion ardadeinee stelea.'-for
under the tree :the guests were ready
the home dresemaker„ -mid the woman to partake .of the ,e004, which was
'or: Who desirei, to :Wear garnents Lffered• them' The . invitation ofillthe
dePendable fortaste, and'''. • , eoinforti 'ire your. hetcrtt.wae,. an
economy will h:nci her desires fulfilled invitatiee to re.fresh, andestrengthett
itt eur Patterns.' ,priee Of the book 10 themselves' with the .food: (corripare.
• • Judges -19 5 Sand Ps 104. 15) •
' Here we have its various aspects of
1.1..••••••••••••••••••
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. $hoqiindustry..,Proinia.hig'
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,Sgifie. of • the things we did When We • Sheep sed lainhe Were: e. • paying•
'Martell' to .fariii are'co•Sting:tia Money 'him -eh of live stock hi '1925, saysthe
• no*. One mistake was to use tOOSiiall, Market. IntOlgenee Divisicm • Of • the
• 'e size of It stented then that the live Stetelsellranelr.at Ottawa in' its
wa Used Would, he'. adequite. fce all sixth 'annual ilevieve :• •Suhipliee,;were:
future ,drain -ago of the •arca served,. ,quite: sheet, but on the other hand, .a
but ,later' We learned that in • ditchieg keen demahd. for . breeding owe and;
•one 'SlionZid; whert, in dotibt.,. meke:th•e. feeder-len/hi would tedeiehte. that ;pro-
.; drain a litt:o tOo.,.',Iarge 'rather than IOC •dliCarei are ,alive to :the .sittatiaii.. In
emAi. . • , . ,• fact the: .ShOrt:•mArketings Ivetre
11.bily;,,ituo;.in„Oniio...,figLiesi_tO • the holding
,* !Ina- hi. .4•.Ave-riech tile 'Metes:eh of , back' of stock her •breeding. .IloWever,.
;Anage.r raiz@ is hardiy tbe considered. that may bo, the feet eeniaitis that the.
'The diggingecest is Virthitlly the ane enarIcetinge of 'sheep. and .lembe ; Wore
:ineither °ASO, aaa. tee of thie, size Will ,the :smalleee in vO'J'aine last ,yearl,:of
recintre-a certain Width Of , hitch to ite- any since 1020. : ...,•"
commedete the digger.. So wo noware Deallegexplicitly;Withsthe:Sithatioe
• , ,thresize of :seine' the. drhieethet should ;frig feature is -found in thext
•e remes?:
compelled, on our farm, ineres."Sei the.ReyieW suggests that areeheothege
begin- keen and insistent demand tor breed -
:Ant •
.• ' • " •steeke,-,Altogethere.S6;5.8.1elierid of
Al -Attlee inihteke, was to PrOVI.de.too ewes and ,diiirtbs Were relorned to :the:
litee fall in. sorne. Caseti Wheh we- laid country either for breeding or neither'
• 'the:Main& • Our fern), like nitiat of. the fesding... 'Anther thing.!: that puts 'it
'other Parmz artnind-US,,Was cleared of better cemiiletion on the short .SuppliY
timber frointhe. highway: :heckeethe ifigurese: le: the feet that. numbers • or
acte:sist.th6.far'enti.of the farm thing lambs suitable ..fors breeding' were kept,'
• the last tobe elehred.., Well, in num-, .bech froni Aplightot ini1. either' r,O•,'
'orona. da,§Dt.',we 'started...4>dr lends filar' taiined• On the ,fitritii':.wht.re raised , Or,
the _elm nthr ;ditch rimming alene the sold direct to prospeetive. •producers.•.
highway and :kept .theseleeds down to The •RevieW cencleeles Wei* the 'hemark
'onIy the:heeeheary depth...tee drain oeire '".1,.:TieloubtedlY ' :there is a • healthy,
tairj.,perids.,ia the therecleered-lareh, growth now taleihg pace." • '
'• WithOut:goieg to trouble to find out
11 there mightbe at:M. deeper Fonda in
the iinesared nnd.farther 'back. : 'No*
rt‘i7r land has been •evaaNe.41 'and•
Suminer-and.!the hitehetti
:!s.-crourcled,,,
we.. find that,- our mai n ..ere hot 'cleen
Viiith but little flo,or epecel, the water..
. ehoegli te ("thin it'Coinpietely,.thotigh
we'hase ettffleient•tall.froirethaeounty. 1..''''arva1*. can h° :ija.e° • f" firelOs
f.ceoker, ' •-•
, • SeleCt • an etniti Inrd.paid of good
,size;,' with a. tight cover, and Sot .the
pail iii • the middle :of the reservoir.
Pack. • excelsior : • .•firmie . under and
be to look -401w* irmeh of its..charm arceind.. the 'pail •until it,'•iS leeelewith
• If it lacks fragrance:: ' There can be no ale.. top, pressing • it .down tightly
• •doubt that ..nieity• 'of the en n hewers .as VOSIStbki. take out. the pail
that have mete deem from ,otie grim& and lite the 'space in which it lite with
.Mothers' •gardens • owe thele,centinped rnulin. Pring the up and Over
•• .populithit Y to 'their fregrenee-'In,: a, the MP or the' eeceisioi so :it cell he
bUlletiii on; 7Annual EoWers;". MR -413 '%tept., neat and: clean'. Make a eushiem
• Isabella Preston, Specialist hi of eesoiseehto ,oeer the, top
of the
•' mental Hertictillere atehe, ceptrat.Ee; pail end tho • peddiep.,.: tb,6 custiion.
Pehinientai lariYi.'11001.°4 dozen of eshould••; be three', inehee .thick.' - The.
••• iloWees• that ',spread' it ,P:INIF-.11)g oidOrg • metal lid' .of the reservoir ,will•Cever
,• This it le alpheihetieel orderi neludeff;; tee eueteoe; •• : . • •
• ,Alyeauni, Cheetitioh Marguerite,. Mar-; epheesseekee, toes, lip no r(?eark itt the
• vel • Pero., Mignonette, , 1\leihtitinh. • leitelten And is ata desirable 'height
Petutees :Piece e drummencli, or US5, requiring no .stoopittg„ The
Seabietts,, Sweet Po.t- Swct 11.16,. cooker willdo 170 herrn' to the -reSer,• ,
•Stocks hind,'"Verite,tia. ' This ..lehletiii.11 vele end •Whethwieter`ternes it can be
nunthored•(herhidaailabt°at•••tLe,.Pnb-; taken out and the" reservoir a gaiti:be
• Isleatiens.Branch or tivo'PoKt of Agri- ,,t A:ed..fo't heating Wate• i'., '
oblietre, Ottawae describes.' these. atel .
,
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Aridity. Othoi doiterfi, and gores instree- Water 'guns
• .
tten for ' their euitieation. • .• •
• Pee sevedh lot if meney and a hed
,
•
r . • ,thisbake ia flthilee.by.,hiring'.1t
•• ."Protect birca-House. , .,urvc,ynt, no cart tee weeto, tin;
•
• i though yo.te• laird -house is set: "hill" 15 to 11 fer,ni. 'Your :e0 caret'
, at (hl til) of a poles sante cafe *11 01) flat . land.• „
. roach it,,....Olevete•hireleleStreyitig„eete....... My hil W/I49 $.1110. Steel: that up,
will climb' tito pole, gee it g.,:aetire 'feet- egal net" i.ehhte hese of • the the
•
ng.I the house, then reach a •Olit‘veti 'wrong way.—IL 11. • •
e pew thiefigh .the hole :titiehttenieve 'the " • ':•••
r•lhedS - • :-Othdoor whitMeasheIVIaterielsenherle*
ouii, .
see— • • .• „ •
1,1 inhing ;the po.e, ed are 62 pout* of .guicklimp, two
..st A Pan On it; tipSide dewet Melee' -pounds oh Salt,' one petind of Sulhiiitte
•WO cuts through the -bottom of :the of zinc, •-tkve gith'esee of skim -milk,-
. •,efet ett. tho• form of a cross and bend Slake1h linia in twelve gtteensof
. etee .eosnseil _down, Thaw thiS Over •the Weiteh Stn' • oeensiOnalle`'td hreVeht
j3Oloath], :hesten "Wit:late* litrettglethe scorching..end "tee's, theered•Vtifert hetin t
erheeel: stirrithe PieSOIVO the kelt. :Anict
SUl-
A 'of paint seillesehevent -the -pen, pliateOfs.zinc. itt im.r° g°'...1:O0 of boihug
eusting and alio make it, .look .water„ then ecidete the slaked • lime.
lietteR-elh R. V. • H.
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A Good Firelesi Cooker.
if the kitchen range is not used le
• ditch et the higheray--,p. 0. S.,
Fragrant AnnuAls.
A flower, :beatitifur though it riiiky
Add the skimehilk end stir h'elk
4 !•
y'ree: WIiti sandaW not 7ehoes;
were' worn, the 'svashing of'the feet
vves necessary both for clean:14105s and
comfort. Then seated on..the ground
. ' • .•'• . • ' '. Fero:Sp/A.6h: •a's • ye haro.:Coinei:, Abfa-
.HOW TO "ORPER :PATTERNS:. , ham means, to.. saY .t`Since. you have
, :Writh'hOername,and• address Plebe-. done inc the h000teto emee,to ehe." ' ••
ly, • giving . thimhSr and 'size of. such • . 'The Three Alegijyroir would be about
patterns al; you want. tap:130'20c hi a buShel and.represented quite e large
stamps or. coin (coin preferred; sitip. baking.. Meat was rare:y eaten by the
it .earefelle)". for each 'hUmbeie and nomadic eenederellers; and the. killing
address your order to. Pattern Dept; of h chlf was meant , to de: special
:Witten .Pyblishing,Co., 18','West Ade- hor.lor to the guests, :rhe b,i0t:e.r. .,‘Ir.a4.
litila,St.,-torreito... !PatternOe_n_13t 3!_.m1..'jk-T.d!.,••thf.' iVic-. :th!"..r•veah. milk of
, .•, • . , ,-eheep- argon -thee he-came:were-baked
ratarn .n.ti.a. .. :..... :.;',.. • . on flat stones either: in 1
. • • I.Sell.bY.PhOne.. . . .... thus,er°--.5 eb• "f
. , '• . . . .. ..:. ' • :: -In' th ' h t.- h '''' - 4 "Y °".117-417'
,. with bountiful hospitality, Ab a -
O the. fireplace. And
eye:here :encl.. Sarah. "ehterteieed: anko171s-
T,find it ie, bad Mistake tO • • V1 •
.Sar,ali, . of course, • With,
bushels of alt'hee. in the °.41', tuke'the.ra:ttlifnUaeiv" arriental •.medseetY,••• hid not .show
to town and then try to sell them. '-, ' eel:self to the..euegisi but wee. eseete
ing.in . the tent . door to 'all • that was
said. ' And -so she heard the promise
tend their doe't kneW whether -I'll bring of a •,son in her old 'age, "and laughed
them .or.:pot..--I'..ve •lied-dfferseisf-4-1see (compare 17:(). ' Anditils sis . told: to
bu,Sibet and $1,50 .4. bushel for the..eame Pa*Pl'a a th° 31,TP°•*siV•t:•;),11:ch: in
fruit 'en, the„eitme *day. : ' :. - ' . • -, ' "Prew.Inean4 tih, .atigthh, i , • • • , : .:
. Meet •cif • hi hate to retest; an offer • IL GO-TATeg$, 'WITH ji-pitAllAIVI, 411-1.9: :
at the 'Market sbecause Wa..doetilknoW • Now .:•it aPPears. to Alirahain. that
pay as -much. 'Phoning first eliminates
thie:E, R. .•
W.,.1tAethero.t:dfii.e:ixr:pElie;ow;iivi issi::: ill.. through the She' 01 Ono. Of ... these
•
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An. effeettee liquid fire-extinguisher .
, whAch, /, :do? lie 'proposes to reveal to.
IS nude by dissolving 20 Pehlids P . sa t Abraham the. doom. o • the wiche i
and one pound of. -Soda' in tettegelleMe eitiee., and this because. of his.. ecylifl-,
of v,vateg. Mix wc:0, together end. Store, :denee' in him end his covenant prom -
away in largeliottleaTWS, anti,"'bther ise :Whim, : There is the recognition'
teceptacles,. . ' - : :: „.,. : ..... • . . , : : .: h:',:7
„lees *A quickie put out e,hre end NvhicK• is hidden . froin",etherF. '1.'"The
secret of- ther:Leed ie with -them : t•hat
a .supply.• shoeld be on hand ift :every
fear Mire 7 . '".SOrely. the Lord God will
home.. Keeh• it .Where „it Will - be easy do Tnothing 'bet he revetileth,hie Seelet
to get at. end' in Shirie.place ',that each •
, to hie ,servab ta, the hrophets."' :
This imphe does lnot .heeeme *often:a:h.:T. .,T; his is hive7ived in the covenant,preen-
niemher Of the .fantily ••knoive • aboitt, .. A:ll-' the iation.R.! C'.empii re Ch. 12 :3.
•
when kept for -Sometime, and, .it will este. Men do' lei reseive 0tel'S • ricdi
.
eat freeze. ' ' • ' .. 'bieeSitigs . fe- them:eh T • 1 ' "b t
ySo the oU pjeit,t0e..t,i' • "
grub -Worm, Jnade his home
with the.'tOse-heeti,' • ; • • "
•.• They soOn ,heCtune great •,friezidS:
The , toie4basii.,' told the grub-werm
•Many, stories';of'ber 1ast;1.1:fe--of
law-
Iass band that had plucked her
mina; *cif, driving railna that bawl 'beaten
hat, to the 01:+V:of iMtittrellY :freiitO
rroi-tooiTresirTM-11w-;
irjee"Ipt:n6, usttue sia,cridaw4stthewt,0000BrblIv*tteoi,l',-4,04'
I tealsenqIiVIII. come Mich to you.! r'•
Pa:yn ens! weeks,paseed, hut he still
slept on When ell the •leaves'afthe
atil.tmrumblie 'treats. :had; efrIllienebe 1;en44. or4in..ttre
Vlach of her farrnet Pride; -ard. hftrer
and' desolate : the 'gentle. angel . Of
he -
that 'had. srittbest
ilher thrown .0gumbelr' a
., a --- -; •-•°•'41° and kissed her with'
,,- • . • • - ;
blight over her budding p live. • .
She had •allso r asant thhigs to ha, • "Sr.eiehuntyll. spring," mal:ri hhhel;
of ki briglht with' sunbeams he 'hind then yeu siianD wtaket. to a n.erw'
e ea
gel:timed With stare, that had emiled and'beentiful life." • •
upon hez. when the store -ewes past;
erystairdeWSthat had glittered
hierleaves; of fountains thah,on Warm
'summer', days, had hied their' cooling
spray ,eround her; os. fig:IT:forms thht,
had flitted -hroid her blossoms; er found
h home in , their •fra,grant:petals; of
Whiter came afidehraudedearth
the ear'
in a white inintie,. that hid •the rose-
bush Otte froth idgfiet,. • But wrap-
ped In blitsful , deileme Of.' by -gene
simmers, heeded, • not the frost and
snows around her. ' 1 ..... .
• When spring at length .aveolte her,
gravvn people ahd little ones who had she felt neiv life IthehhhY hes/ding leaf,
1
acliiiihed and loved hyer: ' • ' "and ' JunehtfOrand her more leVautriftil
. The grub -worm had hise many th' lee, and radiant, than ever. : , ', • ..,
to tell Of his brief, eventful life -of . lIer ' old friend,' thegrub-worm,
the strange things that had happened came hackie heir, but ehe did.net know
to him in his journey to her .00.; of
neglect And hardship; of narrow
-escapes front death. .. ' ' ' - •
Ffe. had Pleasant *tortes,' else; of, :hoose any dwelling -places he plieesed,
icehelys"meesy. baeks. .4e4 • booming but he found noneho dear a his d.id
floWersrardene lie had ''eeen in • his borne With the rooe-bush. i e '
trevels'' Of the sweet,* juicy leaves he . Whilo. she was cliaihed to the sod. he.
Ir!t.ti tasted; of the gay'h‘blei and got-, .could ,,'soitt . fat • away :into the blue
geouS butterflies he had rriet.: . , • ., ether, and :explOie both earth and sky.'
One day, after -he had lived' fie:seek Ndmatter where be went; be was sine:
to return to his, Oldfriend gladly, Ps
'tiarb'rleflies-haele es•itheneeteler-in '
Iteh : FL;saiy ' 4ligli.giif -stories ..of far-
away places She coh.lhoheeer see, and
always ready at her bidding to, go
forth In queSt Of nevi.adventures, with
which to entertain 46a delright her. , ..
, SO the .rose -tree, who had been the
friend of the: -poor : chrysalis, eliared.
'the• eery and happiness at the peroud
said the ros:e - " f the heart ii• *good
and gorgeous butterfly, -
hint; he, had ehespged Into a butterfly;
with rainbow hues and golden wings.
The World Was before. him; he could
iear the rosebush: she seed to Mint.
If 1,sit down ats the phone :and'eati
the matketiup firtt I •get all/the. prices
strange guests the :Lord is speaking to
him. Strange: as the:.erentise is, there
is with it the •assuring quest:Toes "Is.
anything toe •hard for the torch?"
Conipare :Jeremiah, 32.:17e • : •
Skill I 'hide froiit. A beohh Mitt
'r
You . are handeoteer to:nie then •the
golden bhetle *orethe sparking
worin.• They are protidatid ram;
are hunible and gootV , • , • • , ,▪ .•
Eriendship heleds yeer ▪ TEL
pled the grub-iorm. (xi:y.00:77
• ;"W•lrht cy*.. tliat 'matter to •rne?
. . .
that they mei eitend, themto others.
S•ee, e2so .22 :lfi,e2.6 :4, •Its: 72:17. "
• !thee khotee hint:God'aptirporse in
choosing Abraham and thus revealing,
ho,hirn is here :made it
is that he May so hider. and iaSeheeh
his ehildrep and hiahouseheld et:•
.hand down threugh. theiteto future
geeeratiOns that way Of- the Lord; that •
way' of :faith and obedience in terhiefe
he himself • had, waked, that through
them- jhe t ice judgitio,nt may:. thez°•ne to°1: UP and P°-dial".h.° 'hasn't
'done le, the world.. He • d h' enough honey to supply the demand. •••
. • • • ,
.kreewn :and. chosen for higleservice • Ile. went ste'the. home of the preeh
••
hangers 'Olveh1 1.* keVt. for hoth
coP-15, • on4 'sicitthe: ones which ..41O., not
pit!lt the costume out 0.014Thli.
phtted Wire ehh- he bought
with rubber ends, tehich take up no
moreehoehh-ireehhtiPhOhrt,t;:ti:Pn'-hcinglnig •
the 'eltikte. 'Itrop!3-, ' '
Ib 10 A greet Mistake tes,,X;ise. cheap
tletheS. hrOche0. -0,1,r4• hvxit irAs
14 best • ' With:rather • short,'briatIOA;
:WhIChlrinet be'Of 'AnCings'clrifitn, ' • Re'
luternhar tkat,,A"•elotheEl 'h.Fnsh _require%
'occheionahWaehinge • :Si. , '
• Inbrilahrtni.• AINAPAY.-0'notoe Whieh;YirivY,
tlie nap; intkvand brush in ,04,0:4ireo.
tion,, or. the ego% will'4,becorThe
'01104, ..V.01374 should never
irelvet pednitiet must be lpt -
for anY nile• cloth. '
' F(IA, TrIii7.11ENT FABRICS.
• Men's Olothee:eipecially neeh•e
deal of valeting :to keep them freSh
and ,fanatt. • Soft -felt hate Ought to bo
ocesiedernally beaten with a small' cane, .•
and thee rubbed, Over with ,gasoline.
A back bowler which • hes becorae.
Slightly greasy Olin he fresheired ' by .
'rubbing 'over it the "rnerest Spot of ts•
. ,
.daltid oil, heing,chieful t� tee a pieta
of cloth Whieth has no *haft. After ;
-.has been. Well rubbed ovfte•irith the
Oil, ••;takti elianepiece of linen and
rub it htirti ;with a little enemenie.:
,131-fick niaterritle, euch•ati, Shrge or •
cloth, can he revived by sponging With
blue water, end:Meek eilk will look
•alreoet like .tiew: if wiped over With a;
rag dipped in weak sugar and Water.
Celehee am very eitimie to clean, and -
yet Many housewives Ohm' ttv.fina till- •
Ticulty: lir:Vetting good resUlts, :" The, e.
great secret glevtecleaning. is' to
have plenty of fresh', cloths and. to
have a weir Of wooden "han •' "These
are .quite etieaP,alids ean• be,...purchase4;,-
itt eny of -the large stores.. ,
O&M(' gloves should . be. cleaned with;
beezine,.: and .if e. very elittee,..
they ckit be inimeteed a basin
of gaseine and. Washed like ordinary
'cotton . gloves. Wash'sglovq. made of
awn* or doeskin °•rsiqiiire Warm'
Water and • limb:Ned SOAP, and Some-
ot thO .soP•P should be :left in .the' skin
•after washing; 'othervrise the gleves '
_ .„ _
StitiAlii Hooey Sold at Irlornei will be hard When dey. Theest pan
Some folke do not think of .honey as is hehayealittieseap in the:Sleet-tins-
-delicious until their attention is celled ing water. . , : • • .
.it. 4 s'oiither4 ATereee.e ha* shoes, • purses and
had surples honey, both 'strained and ;tither :leather wear ',cart be Sponged , .
coral), etid he made the. remark to me .With whim, shoiv water and then rub -
that he .w.ould almoit give it away to boa With salad, oil. The oil bpstogtt•
rid 'of it thought over and .:nehrieti the leather as Il as to eeaTt
gave hinr•seVerai suggestions, •• One of it. • :, • ,
• Plenty of rags 'is. the' C..eCi-et-.4f ntot
cleaning: Continue rubbing until the
rng renuiins, cl‘ati„,..tilien...rubi.)ed over
the object. • ' •'
"`11#1..a.de-On—
Vahince.- . • •
With the corningof springt:ime, one .
begin:9 to think of eoolefresti currains
for •bedroorns. • Because cin:4 has single
ehrialrh rhdri thes(i';windhiv.he.
may thinh•the vhlheee, so popular jhat•,•
now, is IrepoSsible, Without an ext:'
eipenditu.re,for -double rod. But thin
and :Mitch:: easier • te' fashion '
• • . • • .
Itsnet, eh. Otto ean'have 'e •"inade-pri"`
.va)aliee Which. is jest" ahetit as pretty
c:;tdirephq.t•et.ohnetenswetd, etheovantihiner jei•rahlingp,f3...07thXe'arksere‘ othe.•:neetee;.‘11-,
and sold e4cli bimeh for thhirne. Where tbari 'Ird1417 ,length. pal
people liked_ some Of :the 'delicacies turn t.hali°a4ink 4°w"ri 'a4
tle top. 071
old, they wore tied they ,c.,,ottie meho the, outside instead Of the -inside,.
ed: gy. Miss Isabella Preston., the them', -aPc1.-11P'at so-4.1NY.reelPeht end • • . - •
NVisethe end of the surplus portien, '
• ly d
g ey, ai ihh a ho • • '
•humanity. :
• • • • • -
• deet. of the. building 4:0119,•pf
•
. the churches of. his toWn.and stiggest-
. .
Everlasting floviers: • ed iic...0:17 She in turn talked
4ariv Of Our boines'are iflueh barer: :aterreehe-dr thcoatinniii,t tlitohelitesy,...tins4.1thewoyuji,
of flowers than •they need be 'during
d bit
the winter !meths': With a little fere,. cah:in,..°1311eh..en.. doll; :domoullesee./c-rat'ihkeyelipla,fem,rod•thea
thought' and a bit Of ground , one can
liaVe' bloom dUring the 'whole Aveeive :hotter 'With this: They sold honey
mentlis. Until one ,hes learned to grow 'r kiwiehes, honey cake's, honek cook -
one's "own frealh floWers fleet bfelbs • honey, earely, wed 'honey ih, jare
planted in ,the autumn; bright both • faneY b°)ceth • •.
n6t.a scan ee had hse•. :Nattrrall.Y, thes,e Veentee. Ihtdcto buy
lasting, 'flowees ofsel.vmtietteith.itestii.Bretermearde, hboeo,rtyvathn thruarThkeiehtsaul) tkitehir6 l'ae,!eciPei.0015 'TAnh!'34
eStrawflowele," .
also sold a nurnher of these entmee-
Malty' vet-ietiese. In a new hulletie 'On
"-knitted Flowers," reeentlYisitiel he grahlled rehiliee at the bazaars.' The
the Horticeleural •Division of the 'Ex-
perinTeta1 Ferm at Ottawa, the bit.
Oheyhurri -brace-411h iti its Many ear-
' • • t '1
ieties is said to be the hes d
1 ting flowers., They are describ.
• tit hr tS-tch the -a •
attelifir of the huliltitM, as -rather coarse the „recipes' celled. tor honey. -got a it4.8.41 rfluni'fO,iii half 'ieng1.11-••:; •
loOling plants in ttie gartlegrowiag a mere .andrsitig, idea, was KT
grown from seed like other annuale qaede a itit with the, pEitrona. it is °Pen'ed out .tbevio: is oll:a
abbut three feet in hef ht • Th The het •biscuits and hot•1 •and- ollt:titvneilikalfe ,:antillivepsa•nsod thei.on;•:hvita::: • ,
arid eu:tieated slit -teat -1y durieg the hint' to 'other 'folk% 'wise-. :might Wish avall°1:.
known. flour -will owter to tarnish. tt10 't`q"111.6ke .the seall°11'4
fl 6 • vl h o t ing thent ,
eh try the, stunt, I might adcrthio, the seal p on. eech side. ' Treat sir the
summer moiehe. winter hotiqeets pesee;deti , t.e.rtaiyi, wil‘1,11 Dt1;#1°iIIS in -Mee manneee being careful.
Miss Pr:esti:el recommeeds eating the "P -mart
• •
uo '-''-• is lei a , y
THE' LEMONAN AID TO HEALTH 'AND. BEAUTY.'
.fii,werii,g op, " h6 begt fee himself apd yet saving.the ohitrch• ,e,°a.h"°. .nein tneee ecalloped edges- fled
downwards a. dry place. The.4atiige therehY 4euhing a ec„Id. edvei.ttiement gnnto4h thern .on'tat colored „or •
• ' •
•
,
flour freq to advertise 'his reelect 'T•h'n wht41 th° ctirtaa'" 8V6 huilg to-
in small bunches which are .huhg heat 1
P ' 'ether thete Willi be a".Set1P0 in- the •
• (" •
• , • '
MAP Y cosmetics- 'a re, OtRensivo het , sponge the ski 11 ,0$10.1• W Rh:Winn! wafer,:
• , . .. •
anybody caiti. afferd to buy a lemon h 1 dry tfiorough y, then erub seine lenide
. . •
daY. ,in this fruit NaLure has proeid-, juice into, the 'Ade" gently • with the
• e .. e
ed not onlY' tt delightful haeoring 1 fingetetiiie. ho this at ni.ght, 'leave it
gen arid garnish, hitt ,tt Sal' itritlet , on ti:11 morning; then. wilicili..tt off wt ( h
, , .
ailki iiir! Weil. '. ,,, , • , " .• Warm 'Vvoter. slid A litem. time matrm.eii 1,
. ,. .. .•
lemon juice elehr or diluted. With but ho e04P, • ' ' '" • " •
• •
itotto. water, is ail esreulerit•bleiteh fois'': • /II thasOttirinit' With: ',anion j:u lee' take
the•persoit whose Ship etteily fret:le:les here to .treat the neek, shift and all
•
eh tans. Such h h.ert;on shoed try, ea, hs and corners. After: s.Ponglng Off
anpli ea t ions • of gl.Yeerine and lenani hi the' More itig rub " te-h--14-ttle sood
juice, equal parts; Lernott juice, is.,hiso ail loth : • • •• :*. . ' : .• •,1,
*.rStaaltii eaSbt6ftteitiej.iiltliiii•ei•ie'itiiiiiiglie'4'a''''aittidil•lertgs 'assht.)•riti:ii.11111:(1111-,illotirliojef;',,i'le114.1.b.:77,td•i•le.'Iets::,:ii ;4117 i. te: !Sti .01 1 e.::1 (ci:i sit t-,
Whett makieg lemotiade. (and I hope .
you serve it' often, for it is serybeihoes.,:etei is said 0- -he (nueli :used. in the
Isom if; noi e infiaded, too t ,secoetti.) ,. 04. the. ' f'''.°P,ies'''i a ?°°t-hat'lla, t° ''''•i°`:° ' sw".•-:"
. . , ,
emote; in la tet. ex, 1 itc is-it:itch h illeuritimd feet., .,.•.•;., ,;,, , : '; • '
iteens Of ii glee's. reaMer, To remOve'' .., Tile, lilt'ernai 'nenents tir DemOli 'itilee
c ,:o ,a, , :, ,, • 1 ' d:, -•-•(.1 m ,.,i.,,! shottld not be forgotten. Lenten juice:
Temoe.S.,*: Very Sinai:I: heittctisitcl.ut'e7" in wCill't'lti:ilt‘t7iiit."tiiiiet-Illiftiel;; It8h6init;xic:::11110t*
soeteet totiits '
hitils thrtest them iii.t.d•the . . .., .
tittles he removed be lemetteihiee. r /horning. Many , ppesons:, find. ' thisl
,
rially valuable -for these-wisdhav.rony,-
fl1ctJ
flg
- „- - - . ,- • • ... .
As a "iv "ilaV; • °"'ll: )111(7° i"'; 8 . *II ir,e!„:1..ti, ',1`11:1:111..°ti.‘1..1.,:..:.',1°..its(1:1;''....'t‘i7Iti._0„.".. )1.,.:0ktt.1117''..CH:c.kttli"e.::1.i.‘t,tor; i
. . ..,
hair., ...it ,: etits the• :curd often ..ferrned i r., . ' '
. by theettie of Olip-:, and leavee tile hair 1: 4.,..,,er .41;•14:re'il-1"''.' ll'ibi'te"
it' ono, wevild have A clear
'soft, theiset htiti 'fluffy elf teisthe eitant-', 7,r7a,,rv°"
pees,. `."•111, „Ma ny . 'Of the ,profeSsiohn,,al 1 (i)0("t',h4',,'"tt.'"':811::`..t,.-he'(it IleIrl•,,g",,, laia1<fl ee16.11711,1.;701:..
ti‘yenitititt!v:o.p;ft.stlob7.1.n,i.laloe,iiion rinse is , -..• fort) st!rcaktaati take eito .401„. or eeie
lemort in; a etiptel 'or hot:Water idd ins
S qiu'iAt1.1(z: 1,'AcF. ./..a.',H•VA.1'tl•• • 1 a• daslh Of attitl thie, Calliblefition het -
Lemen7,..hihice ie it. Marveleithe beatiti4:: directly on the, ifvort-• s‘iiiitening :11:
tier :fer faee neck and" hands, 41ist sktii,• . • ,!..„ - , ... •
v
•
foe s thl to he t
!seine? , • great a/•of trione..•The • .
these• including in eoleir; white, .ye.IONV's
1' • n'ro,bn fuhniehed the swam argall • •
' ' • ' ' •••:d'el ith
'I t • d de
s • le •
Tearoom•; , ; and ineh, Ivliee the letkireeSeeede.es Chit .atne mar au pot t. w
. pnik. iiig le en 1.1
. \
•
d, t ti • . ,.. fres te-,hal. is to, emteh the frill of
Mere dainty kinds Of everlasting tele orki et r,s, .ota ewer.,
the vale n't-e . ere very 'iTtfeetive Ittel • •
rinwers are fehnd in varieties ef •' '01e. bee -mart is gehd taikee.,%;
enight tisk,. t ptesixtotit og some hitt in ttoglesi. These 'come in both', • • .
tinglt 1714 11,1 different, 13 5 " n 5 "NN " "•hex- ' •
" • . .• plain Itheeraishig e.r giee a taih on. the C/hrtiavdt' emll°5 frohi
. .
s.
bee eldest re . or tee Lees of .hoo,e3 as p.A.,turing. cows on V :id gar.le. NW:re.
, ,.
v You C Kill I E 1.i4 '
, an 1 , Ivy a , t .:1,14:4S.t,1111,6iitwit:utit:c.031i)t: stiar, ..pr .1-te .10,1,ght :',4S 110 satisfactory method for remove ,
erganizatieff hheut, slid ing tlee'llevor from cream er eiilk. Ily
• : ;
;Sullen:es is the NVrong 'time, to try thuse ef honey 'in ratlieters ef trit.kr , taking the coWs frem 117t ire for sevL .
kill poisen lee. ..Poiseit (01 t?' tm vete in eeld heather, Thet-is e A ot , oral • hews befte-4. milking' time the .
end for the next' soson`s' growth ':111 w'rt„Y:' of oreating a dems.i.or-le: eel 'ilig, fiavst hait 'hp eed'ttceh. The 'hen, pher
its large fleshe roots', The PO4 Splifig *iltent ehout /reeve -mid bees,- -1.. et, le ' foe, gram haver . . . . h
ero wth is Made la rle front this 114:: '
c9ir,ulato(i rood sho•nls;', TliO1) 't tntte7
to destroy- it is • just after thie 011 17
spring itrow t 11; wheil the i• tttli ty, .o
the platit is et - lowhst ebb; Any
romtS. teen it Ming. in {ha. soil tette 111A. ko
but a feeble effort et .11 ekoliti growth: ,
"—V% . • : • •
:1116st; niOn,ibitik that f they' were: t
engifieers they ‘,1141U Id never rue past
tt eignsi One matt w -twee/it t
way fe% &evil thAigh •telreelour fir;
his barn and , butt :himself terribly,'
lust hecatipe liad`„forgaten to lett,
ihe 'door hoihii when ItNlait used the;
hay-chute.7 :A .pretty safe :way is to.;
make 4 list of the little thin '
ought1.)6 befeee vine. ,--thel
houselor the night. ,,Better to o A
lit of Wei` th do this than tie bre*
a leg or 4, coSar-hone., '
• "
;re ••,..„ • •
Spuds in Ells .1)o yen have c.inlera in your home,
.Aly ..plantir the: leFe fou'r boys tied Serne fellm I 'knew
'of spaces zit On4 of his corn.. have AL 00 • 4- niunY c()$tlY ttiotalrs.•0",
doesn!t, heh, them. lie ha g geed et 877(1
of eoteeisttd• eleo geed petetoes. , •
• : The ,l-hati---hitees him censiderable
hand out t Jug :Nvlion. the time c'sorroes • for
- - ,
60•••14.dam..4..0.41•••2,41;*
•
Chl.UltikAr (t0 hese ort mate K/4.1!
e°11 that is.:111 riele ile"telittore-
`full ef huieue or orgenie matter. will •
produco • largo, *plants:, trmi
these :Will bear ,,good heads.:
Cztullilewor rte",cas ;at liansual•
of •wttleih'• Freqiient eultiv A t is:
Csary IteStethe geotteil front losing
• i 4Itsotl.
atetrO t ;Ting gt s
:
I
a":".7
the Wails of their ehoihe, lieles' mid
there his; soMe little. ones. whieh are
-
mote pled:nue thatt Silk,- They arothe
ph4;(,g.t.al,hei ohi:dren teok 'mend :
the farm --she old home, the tews,Od
Jaelt ie. his heelless,: the farnt doge-
' f t t ate ippeeete
the heerte of just those tyi\-, old foie& "
f t'tcosott.,- in t41:4•vro-*t
trouble from this source, cat a hole 'et
•the etoVelitte et inch or two.in
Ineter 1'? it fixed pet thet it win
•he'Vlosed_mlien 1esiiits..1/04Y0116,h6le
vpog itt Lt thiit rifid it Will he
0. k ' fiee twi; s.:;itoriese-tOl th.s
- • ; .