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flIbu
1).010(.. of Vic h forh,Fral's
FridaY77-
Itoaatolltuled Yell* '
,
About a. pound and rt half of filleted
htns. eimiro olive ncoule, Vollitoes Green Corn
.40,woodo, ark'unarezz Th3 ouitrlped. wore, wingssp. Rasplietriele,tait.w1;ho ere- • Ifoetwe.11.41 ateiriv; If‘coaerspoefopplreo,pewi sarisshe ter
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itt 1. • 0 h
11. •••••$44.4144, th4•110411,141...0..$(40 '44, t'll'P' In. -041)0'.'040- or the. sw.rh .7 ' ...„.•:: •-•''f4-;-?••° ; iilesaity ' - ' .' '.'"'•°• -,' l'41444-4.- the' Alice ,O,f VP13 leMeni pnopt.
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..114*':.°4'' GaSaa Toio:4 *** 1:1144tv;Ithati'nill*tiokli Afe"4 bestir'riela,.• °45r. • ' -- •Sliced '.1real, •wildi'''Ortiv .' ' I
", ,-; '10frith-enp'ot melted butter,"' Salt and
.elari ionitan, ;they, said,:-nateLmit;.1st.,, -7-7';,•-•-•1,,:---.1-74,•.'-' !t°,110: -.=*X41.7,•,!,,, 40:...s in', intim . • ' - :." ..,, ' • , ,.., • '7 • - lieVaig.. - '. :3toit,-, under a ' moderate
II ma e .and servo 'w.itii.,,InFr,•nt thPflaine'
lid -hate the heUSeitt, Alta Larti- . :411%Iffigt,' t44,441-24311-4comPoi+1 ' .21/2 ' • . .. - - -
". '.- lieb, lit4, • • , :,.:,.'*.', ;• ' ' Ornate and :cucumber .Salid : I . , - . ' •
Pottaltd2:4-1!°' ,sv".•••"•'--tr;-/0"u°40-•;,l'fo.
. . hip'tAikites :theirle0Tylnliolixadi We • checife Tee 811'
, *1116 011411 a the PriPseaugt, 'of • , Tuesday ° - • , • • •
" • -,, Saturday .
to the God, and •,.7,,Apk,430044. •01•.' £Z OV 0.0...41d the. giondi-,•PprhaPii .0( '• • .-,,Ram Baked In Ildilk " , The baked bairns are made in the
14riFttporoleatogethtbee ber ndetiaPr .,itr,the ,sweet,,pa.ta, thaw ..canlinuwar !tole' arf ex.e..ePt that a 'rneclleaPet*a.,C1
Ca°10*.°E.RiCa't.'PaY°...• niAnitrotitk.Oiteaivot wer;htpp P.Iloncl.' PO-kale:S.; kTesait. °11. nn is 1,PenInto the . bottom pt the
• °C071;44Pre,' ..11419.. TVA* 17..01?;$0.:;.„. .
,f!". 441•9140$'0 osetc..ari# 81;7=0 aia) mashid, viitafaes, ehU411, Added te• thS.CaPtomary
brought.an__' the *cred 'ark,,,uphieh 'Omsk .4w*Alip2. ' - • • Hof B. . • • , SQUITHES. • •
.totleffiriset.tho ' The 'azieletit°Afeek-tranelatiOn.
AS -14431.3..
ad B'Cff AND Yerwhilminft'r'nehre• of' the diiino "Cup Cake!'
11. „ . - ' • 'the' usual salt pork, ' Mustard -about
; .1.0a; .bean pot andimic,on Is used place of
, OmicAllet;`'.•tot thi! 'ArlavY ,ths tOrd Watiossiiii.Y. •
'AN* TIPt. TWA. 6446. 07' 014' hens& 7— • Mock Te - Spinach rrapin • onehalf tahleePoon-tO a 'Pouid. Of
. .
e people ' je. • m After verse.: 03..- N•40.*. PtttbOir
jaiffifata.-Pre..44c0: 'PA ''"" more Accurate , form , Ogg
'
T.,,,;„„g4 sat, ..the.,eun in tintt
11*** 4.0,0tik"thetei". delfrig0 t!)-.
.The Lord 7 • -
*Aid. *..(4i10141044.elk *0°4'h°' 11147' But hath
. oi.t.tn, for the .Ged. te, :
' he 1;0114110 i!e, nwett htla .14/ngdeat Si, havelatiilt DOS great 'hone. for
10324"1„*It;iiiavratority:-.It.# thie ,
ttitOt.t•.".10WPO*innitnta (it /Zit' tht;e. dwell in forever.
and • • .
„ . 'Chiffonade 13reifitIng
; • • . . •
each . Tarts -.1. '• • Coffee •
• bia 14:_uddeMr-:-414-thfr4trenlit The brief speech in acknowledk--
CaPitaWcitY Were' dePencirit-,141•nn the'ment' of God's goodnecs • and the long
presence- and WIssing, of ',rat. am!' .10...yery beautiful prayer of &dice.-
'.-11Ph4 the .tee6glithm 'a hint' ."1 a tion -Are fWertilif:' Of": careful .study.
cfoomson,...rmiop 01.4thottelhea.it ..w.n*nixes the feet that tho
• citY,Vis'/ nOt.:''CP"14"0,*t4c9t, the, houtZ;•..IliCV-
he, has; built can orl.i
sanctuary; , t�
„ineakttatelsr represirrib'
nAtemide and:hovi he vq$11.30.th' filz stimpictilok, .THE. imettpleg,
hew. :Jinni its ,fulfilm,04 .itold, in! 2 ;AND, :um mos.. s4.6c ?,
• Obton:. 4. 17.1 r°P-101°0, itacrificialawninala was, no
doubt,. used
Thetory Of David' purpose, dwelling, Place Of God, vs. 2749: .
is ,in 1 SiUnr:714011'qutoone-In sP°14I0ssege' ''.,Tho';'inont of this great,number of
we, are told Ito* tethered treasure L. y
'11•S'' Made lireParatiea' the 111121. fil)eastt116;haat6se;' filielited1111,,ultFitailtd,3prrthmth:
ing,hol* called for .4h;i1 Avere?beeped., for burning .upon the
the willing tunhibtl_tinns Theire. Who, joined la the Nast
'xind,inntrilebed, Canto from all i.parts of. the° kingdorn,
Of *he temple: and 'Ci6 414' " rir itartutth;-.0n'the-tiver
to t. , mote heed now? der he obi, "for, orontro; front sain the nerth; and the bor-
.
houte:tiro berit'llath chosen. theeto .build an. .
dors. Egytt.onthe seuth.
:.sanetnary;,. he strong, . s , • •
OW‘44 it!
Selemon seeliIrs4 beeillte, friend an
e
d the help of the
king His Ardor 4Coole
TY•14":*hel.:• .tlie 'VvUr15-
allY"Of• Delia, and lelos, ,,aea had, tire"
OrtheP.1191. 9:sts of .fLebadlUr
th omens'
"•convensett
thrcog4 e ,
t the or e,ari into
het -all' wu the sea, "
brought -43 alon , the shorettn...P„.
ots•ilind- tewe„
„ •Thirriday
• "Everythier.-Casionrole; .
Pickles . .,Brown, Bread
Fruit: Salad '• Iced Chocolate
' Friday .
-.Fish a la Vail • .
Carrots and Peas. Baked Potatoes'
Itaisin.Bread "
• Fruit „Ice. . Wafers •
- •
Tee,
Saturday
Baked Beank
Steamed :Brown Bread' ,
Pliterip"ple.". aad
Marcaroons ' . Iced Coffee
The flunday Menu., „-• • ,
A. shoulder Of. veal '• Weighing" about
live pounds willprevide. the •maiii dish
for three ;Okla for the family of. tour
and efionak shOulder should be left
for -
the casserole.. Havet• therbene ;remov-
ed and kettifr *Itlf. the Jisnarrareasint
'Made ot.bread., tieing'plenty,of ontone
and celery . for seasoning. Cook a
suillefeet number -of-PotatoeS-SO that.,
they :.earr ice`. warmed up the following
night.
Jealoua , Husband Has Novel
'W4Y 0 Evening
With- His Rival
Wets, Austria.--4-lena Hermann.
'keit 'tit vied up , .Tfl-
11 bad. ,b hEsr - allowed the a,rdor hie
•'''t $02,sa to that etty., khe". a'arlaes,• lagulistli,w4ife.; boy, 'friend. to c.00 la a
tan the. .r.c • yo
„ritePhskee."'" .-76;•-../rehebuildittg. '
.e.mte.m.L'treny,fv•,'
°gari7rin -refrigerator-r--,t '
•..eethnated.„.al ahO.0 atCSOand. was tlerm'anns :59, intypecMd fume -tiling
• "Iiinislusf.ine:p*S'W*040;oha438,,,,..,••• more than' pelltegese theglances
;° .741P Wen• hio 'preson0 between his
COVEM:14.'. ,T.•I.NTO 'MO T,F,MPL;,,,,I4•14.,,,, Pretty! Yonne. Wife' and•his handsotti,
- For=the careful stnily• Or itlipass-; allek4faired assistant. and 'carefully
,dge''',011e4:Shoglifveettigatei'itlie.",'Parallel• Planned his reVetige. • "
5t.gAll. Solomon re- •, 'Ale 'installed it'Ainge refrigerator in
a '')*hrit.•decticittkrei,• of the .teiriPle' his butcher.ehop, and then, anneniteed
an ;.en, eVent, nationai importance..
,
WiselY,',.therefore; :asiembledi the
inen.fof the totton ti.rht .;they
intOtt :'bivo Part . ••
SiOce,therrtk.144..,to be:brought/up
• outof the ,whiCh .is
:%-ten,•'it,'•in, pleat •tittit,tha'temple had
• been outside that -. The
o "naLeite of David; teken'briblni'
-form the Jebusite4, .appeare to have. tO -.the refrigera.tortiie. Only safe
he was going to town to bey oxen.
Returning unexpectedly in the middle
of the night, h:e saw lights and heard
voices. •• ' ' •
•
Always the, gentlentan. Hermann
knocked at 'the front 'doer, •in
order -
In case there .was anything wrong -
to give the male Voice time ' to get
'11Cen bithated,"on-: the ,setuth•ern spur of
Abe:eastern ridge, or hal. ,and. south,
of theoraiderneityurell.. Thn temple.
and the, royal. paltibei and "the house
of ' th,e, .forest of IA -anon." and the
• "porch, or 'halt 'of pillars," and "the
porch • of the throne where he might
:Were .bailt•rin higher ground
.„ to the -north, and the yiltole, group of
Insildiags• vias; no 'doubt, .strongly
hiding place in 'Die ehowhellea'
, 'The wffe answered the knock after
•in.intetvat .Hertnannikiesed :her af-
fectionately: After he- Ineked-the
door of. the: refrigerator. 'casually' they
retired:, lierniann first hiding the keY.
.Net Morning, Hermann opened the
ice toot. the ,shoilCeisietant tottered
out stiff with cold. •
fortafiedi•thus ada5aig-hoth _area_ .,„ ,Ila'keift-On;;Volihiafte-but•-stopped at
M,onday, ,
,Por ' the Spanish .pbtatoes, fry ono
tablespoon cif minced onion, one, tablet.
ficat'•ot .thopped green pepper, and
two -CifePPed--phiffetite-
la fear:0010,0.ms of:oll• or drippings
natil,a light breWiti• Add the •left-'
gret potatoes, •diced• Oiler° should be,
-aboat-ttwacupa),:tieason...LWAIti. gait and
Aranika .and " cook 'Aintil • thoroughly
heated ,, threngh.. Left -over .' green
cera may he, sliced from the. cob .and
added.
• , TuesdaY.
_ • . , • _
Befere Petting the bent into:the bak•
Ing spread ' it filletally on both;
~sides-, With prepared; • mustard . and
'brown 'Sugar,' place, In the dish, pour
on 'enough Milk:to cover. If the dish
IS not largit.enough•to permit the hean
to be covered without otrer, add,
reora milk 'daring: the .baking, turning
the, ham new and then. Serve either
In the dish' which it is cooked Ort -re -
Metre • to., a' Platter and Sarre with
thiCkened gravy. • '
and tfe strengthi- of the eitY on that A lawyer's office to enter suit for dam -
fade.' The name Zion ,wh.eh original Y ages against Hermann.
" ignatedl the Jebusite fectreaf.' was '
fterwarda eta -tided to the whele of
ilia part of the city ineinding -the
.14,1r1;:ke ItP14'•
The feart in: Om: 'month Ethaniin
lirafi: in all preba"itY. the • Feriet. of
abern.IC100,. or "The Feast of hl-
' VoN6d. 23:16 and Oir.. 23:
• ,7 34. that ;albs alitutrn fesrivai iat Dva
The year is
yeckon'A, •h4, -e begutri •ng in the :
prinf in ,IVfereh or April. ;
The tablet -node a the congregatien
Or, inert) s'mplv, ‘th tont ° of Meet,
. hie. would seem,...at 'first .Sight, • to
'bay'? howl '...the limed tent-saneteary,
'• of the '-wildness. But; as we have
peen, in a r.revious lesfs.vvn. that was at
Garton:. 2 Citron. It is very prob-
- able that we aro a:1114ot with. narra-
tivew drawn - front :different apcient
onor0a. which are ' rot .perfeet,
agreement eye -v eotail., Itis,. of
courfie., poseible that -this Sacra tent
and 'its furnitnre • had already .been
brought from Gibeon to V.,,on in pre-
' pe.retion for the cerennorly. ,dedica-
The multif,udie. of sacrifices, :Mitet
• have been offered at the altar in the
temple chart, or posbibly, as they pro -
ceded 'Abe, .atic, at, appointed- places
' along the Way. Ths,ark Was brought
•
.She.•"Cliilli are rather'Sc
around 'here.",
illetc"So are their clethes." .
According to Adatnite, .ithe •
ilener'S. face betrays his occupa
3ut his nprie needn't be ,balb-ous.
•
630 ,
A SMARTLY SIMPLE. FROCK
This Chic little frock is ,auitatile for
iiliftyTht-Sieliehl-thile7itati -/found
'quite' simple for the home modiste to
fashion. Contrasting meterial"...May
be used for , the ,wide. facing, en • the
skirt, the front plait, -belt, •srid bands
On the tang, or "shert re -glen sleeves.
No. 1639 is in &lies -.8; 10..12 .and
years., Size 1.9 requires 2% yards 39 -
inch plain; Material, and:il, yard con-
trasting; 1/4 yard; less for short
.sleeves. Price 20 cents' the. ,patterm.
The :designs tillustrated in oar' new
Prishien Book athiance styles for
the -home dressMaker, and the wornan
or girl who desires to wear garments
dependable for taste, simpliel and
eeimonty will find her. desires; lle
in our patterns. prion of t
10 cents.' the copy.
• HOW . TO ORDER PATTERN,S.
. Write your naine and addreis
iy,,, giving: number and :Biel : of Such
patterns as you .Pnelose 204 in
stamps; or coin (coin Preferred; wrap
It. carefully) for each nuMbee and
address your order to Pattern Dept:,
Wilson Publishhig'Co.', 73 West Ade-
l/111de St.; Toronto'. Patterns sent by
return Mad..
, o to;Yreitinuffia. 'the ro-
freeba.g
'qualitiea:. of rillitiarb: *Cap.
When the plantJs no tenger 0. nOveltr.:
tIle housekeeper:, forgets it: ..Pren
the pummel*, wheasone. often wishes
snninthlitil With 4 sWeet-sour tang,
rhubarb temainp neglected in' the ,ga,r-
itA4 anek'
an loChntnuulating -004 tloitaining
Lte ntai4 :In an siyaitabte CoMiltien.
many 'Menthe '.oft'ha° that th#
publlc in net as '`enPrectittlie as.. It
141.414 lie Of thtalterb..p eh; addition' te
the ntenue 7.,011 on • Rimer& trite ett
tlitnn• ! .•.:‘
OP •C,Paraei:thi'eailt 04.0
moet delicate nalrer,.. but oveils
stalk that Comes later:04.1m ,used
Most.- ,eiCellent advantage Coin-
• " . ,
bination- With .other4 frultit'or
aad, , drinks. irpo'-‘,F144-...
rhu-
barb takes the taste of ani other frOlt.,
Without, imparting any ° et:, le* Own,
Sayer., • When making pies with other
fruit, the filling !tape; shert, stewed.
rhubarb Hint be 'added and the aubsti-
tutien hardly he noticed. In. Mak-
ing jellies:, the -Sante thing Wilde' true.'
Half rhubarb and halt •zed •raspberries
Mikes a jelly. that tastes' .only
rasaberries had entered into its coin-
,4 •
,
C,Otri'l1tfie.11305.
q. . .,........-",
and :nue-thir4. of it-cuPtlit Or!' Ongart' ' ' •• Cera ' Qa the :49/1'
.01,451 unalinirt.';14. :CUp101, of milk, 1% Betora, corn is boiled on thecob ii '
tablespoonful of: :melted.' butter end. 1., must, be: carefully ;huskedend the' Olt ' e
Well-lieaten ogg,• and beat ,well.. IOW, reetiri'od. Then It .41401/161 b.. '3)14444: '
battered ouPs Once 3tabloapOontnle 'in' a staat Pen Which POntaillte. 90000 .
of hot rhubarb' Bence, and...4154144th C.04 water to •cendriptely cover the,
tho. baiter on top. :Steam 00 mob's *wit.' Salt 'is needed .itt: the prow,
for. ..20. ,nilnutes.. ,linniold.. and serve., Don of one level tableaPOOn for 4 OP, :
•hoty!!th. cream 404 :ati.gar ;..or; . With, ..enears and a' rounded t41:444p444t41
foaming rhubarb riShee.' '' / ,. , '' "Ot4ugar-to.,r.the .santo an:grunt Ortern,.'..
,F9.01, ng' Rhubarb... .P.u,dd,lil...7. ' 0a,ti..ce ,.....1'011,17.', out :th7;.liali,or.‘'. 7 T,,trs,'„Osit.. -re-
'To. iNecahltds, or • it 'Cupful' of 'Diu- .41111"00 A.: 044 ,04:01 or ^ f444 th9! 440.9. : •
mto juice titct; I ,-"vgui. ,or eegek em,„'• over. Which " it le ,PlaPe4 "nit be Mod... ' • '.
bail :Until '-the, syrep. threads from . the' "Orate."' TeiCte-,*0 'Illltintes 9c*cq":"king .,
spapri., v4r:alewly .4yot flhe. oddly% are, ,iifieesSarit, When 'rein° ;front ,
beaten whites •or i2., eggs, 'stirring' all the. Water. it...Uhl:MK be folded ii SKr...,
`(ithes..1.17hromile0,0,st4nid.:blehliot, :;,ts1)411.bnielistruCiannottol..,k.„17 ,,InX,: ...rnoc, ..409rin.,nis, Oal:pt!e....r..,...'...' .,. i
.. , , , . . . . ., . .. . •• . • e t
,C014 *ilea '. used on 'the • bet pudding. Otete the cora' trove 4 large. :Pars
, • Rhubarb9rarlberry Tart; , • ., ,and istawlt. W10 InintttSS in .a. little
. - ,
' ..Doek 1 ,.cupful Of cranberries MAD, railted.'witter;•; . Have, one Pint Qr.'s*
. ., ... , . . , .
Ihe?.. „are.!.'tione, ..using -flat, , enough , Milk:not bollitta).,",„ •.,Drain tbe Corn ,and ,
Water- to •iteep.1hem:..- teonr. burning. I tnit it in ',the wiik;..nain0 kin*. innip '
then- swenten,.1 ' isnitthe2taste.-: ritt :Of .butter, 11.01tte •:MIRCed "pailley and ,
hnIt7 the! Oranbe t'Y Mixture int*, a .but- Beth other • isemmaing : ': no - Is likad.; • •
• -
tore& baking dish".and. faier' this, ''.• 2 Serra illiMedlatelY with Otliffed-PliVea.. • '
enpful; of sager, ,aof : ' • ' . .
,cupfuls ., .of rlinbarh ' Cut ' into shortOysters
Pieces.' then Dpkinkle dd the refit
with oae-half ot di' Grate 6 large 'ears. Of Corn.' Beat
the cranberries and
sepdrittely the . yenta and 'whites Of 2
... 2. fnoiel. cupfuls Of
rhubarb. Sprinkle, with -auger again. ai' ga'a." aaa" t'' h. e• inlebleap• 'll'ie" '9.°r : ritt."114 :.:'
' thgether with 2 ta• Of -
minced . Parsley, salt to te .ei :,511 teat' '
OPoonful of baking powder; and about.. .
2 ibtinded tablesPoopfhis Of deem.
Beat this taixtare well and fry it by
spoonfuls, using ,..Whatever fat is de -
Sired. .. Sege- With chill...sauce .; ., .
Vnleas the rhubtirh ,and
Stringi,,. it 'needs no peeling. ‘• Tho
PaPerdtke: covering eeciis up like the
reit, beer:0111g perfectly teader, in' the.
. •
'protege:. , • "
• jellied Rhubarb,. •'
. • . •
•
Into a bakihedish' put -4 enpftile Of
sliced,' 'Pink thither* sprinkle With
two-thirda.joi, .4 cupful. of..sugar, cover ,
the. dishi..'and:' bake ,about 45. minutes
In 'aglow oven until the rhubarb is ten.
der... Maio toady tablespoonfula.or
gelatine Tsenhe4 in one-third of .a cup-
ful . of cold water. • Drain 'the ithuberb.,`
add enough'..hot-'weter. 'the !juice to
make 2; 'eupfale, If ...ne,ceirsarY, , and
,bring . to; a boil..---Add,Nthe gelatine' had.
1' teaspoonful Of ..igrated''citangp° rind,
or 1.•.tableepoortful Of orange jaiee„,end.
stir nntil Alt PartiCleirOc,gelatine'are
dissolved. Distribute , the . rhubarb
pulp • among 6:" individual -.nielde,: hit
with . the .,galittine , Mixture and .set
.asdlo to -become- cold and-.. firm.... At
serving time,t turn .'each,inOld:•putt..en-
it) sliceof sebeggclike and garnish
With marshmallow cream. or with ono,.
half cupful 'of .whipping cream' whip-
ped
th-a-tstiff. froth and -Sweet,
(Med. .
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Wednesday,. •
The veal ' was given e 'veep:Den on
Tuesdayand again ,niakea its appear,-
,ance.---th tiMe'' in disguise. •: Mako. a
cream' sauce: (about two and . a :halt.
cups)' and add two slihed hard-coeked
ogge two Cups of ;:diced .cold/•
green. pepper •and•.pitnientOei... ;
• The Deitch:teat) used •up„.' the rest of
tho peaches bought for the, night be.
fare' '
,.. Thursday;
A.9Everything". casserole ,is Just !oat
'the: name indleates; a:combination of
all the ' left-ovets,,a . hit of hate; some
of the yea!, any left over vegetablea
and potateee, seasoned.highiy. If there.
are no left -over. Potatoes, cooked rice.
Or..noodles can be substituted.801110
times to affordviirietyCuddYlia_nsed-
in:seasoning. • ,
, Differept conabinationSof fruits: dan
be used or the salad, but Seasonable
fruits should be givea the preference.
favorite salad •consists of:' 1 medium
sled.grapefruit„ 2 Peaches, 1 pear, `3.4
sup Pineapple; .1' cantaloupe. ;
Fteethe sections Of the grapefruit
from ellmembrane, peel, and slice the
'peaches agd Pear, ;bee the pineapple,
and cat the cantaloupe in balls•,with
fancy 'cutter or itlfie. dice .li XIX the
Ingredients together and, let Stead in,
the. 4.efrigeretor untll thoroughly ehil-
led. • Drain,: and add a dresSing of
half mayonnaise and half Whipped
cream. The sidditioa.,oVa.• tablespoon
•ef chili Puce to this. dressing makes a
dellghtful,Change .•
eiree,
gar -
tion.
then, lay ,pie. crust ov\er the tor and
bake in •a moderate oven. Serve very
cold.
.., • ' ....
Rhubarb Dumplings.
, . . . ,
. 'Cut enough rhubarb into. .small
.Pleces ' to make 4:Cupful*. add. oneatalt
of a Cupful. Of forgot. itad 2. tabiespOon;
fule 'of ,water,, bring- (ci. a bolt and Cook . . „Leulslatma.Porn.
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slowly .untli done. . Make' a deMpling. • • :177.all• .: 4 .8w.en. ii(nateenixtead. h°4. -
.hatter from 2 Cenral's 'of -flour,: 2,..teat' 011411•14.8alteit *4617;• :. Cili-atelha•eera '
' ofp spoonfulsat 0 t . e: , . of
..fepti:o e: 1 bakingek! n . D. . salty , dpaeppleo n°4::sti7cililatiet: _ ,fmSPaWiii 1. le., , ttii.'", g. ' P41 iii kgP ir:ta.f:.:4( t _01: irin.ai i Tdd a, : .ei ;a't ii i_ei ,':_ieell:, i tog' 'Ifs loenpir)1
to the bailing gatioe and cook, Cover- and tiait. infii...c.ed peridey and, seit..,Place,'
4,(1: 10 mittoRtheusbi .apre•br.,*TeahrilOot.e:itl.i. cream; the Coinbleation '• ia 'A. well- buttered
• ' • ' ' .alitininum;° pudding pan and dot, gen-, '
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.. ' • , , .- .. , fitously . with ; • butter. ..,l"-Lemove- the: ;
7---.11.ifortis_a,„ osii.,in.;.,00., tiip,,,,,or.,..0e,..,skins ' from ' the ;sweet, potatoes .. and ...',
either plain or "Whipped', ,
't doubletiAddieoan-eo/ct- hinlit:irt 'a. IO. 6f,p. : siiiii..P..4tch/Put:pugfifisirl:.ttii:ffh.,°P.att:ewiaastreteird:-. "elir, wil‘ii6b,t:h:tai.elill'mi.!Ici-3.h.ii5Iptilhri*cinkii!--cicelbviire"::,;16w°1.13.,1;.:segih:g°.:C14r6d.ariatt'''''''''''
tOonistantlY;, °yet' hot :Water, for .2.•,,min.,.'ove.r ; the potatoes' and hake in, a,..het
utes. Ceek. '15 Minatea.....stirring'.,0e. • ov•en / aliblit20 Minutes.,
casienally.: • Add 3 :cupfuls. ;of .siteed • , . , • , . .
-Cern 'Pie • : ,
Ind' blanClieir I -hi -Mg -71)r -atitl,--ccolc--nutil- ------4.0rie-the:-Sidesca..pintding„p64-Wit4,..-,
the.Thuharb (re tender, „Into the hot rich bistuit dong4, naving7the bottom,
niiktnie stir,11;41'.Ctipittlapf sugar, then of the pen ..' Well -buttered. Orate cern.,
'the , heaten.,y.olks 'of ' 2, eggs and ceek. a. from, • 4 ,e ars ;.• Mix...1 t .with 'Minced 't ar-• ,.
tninittelbriger,•, Cecil slightly and turn Sley and 'salt to taste;andialittle milk.'
Out into- a•blittered pudding dialt, Oire'r'. Sprinkle wipt".":"fleur. , liace"..-thet-tpte-- ,
:pie: the ' pile • a meringue Made hy whip, l,par1tion . i ii alien; . dot it with bitter, •
phigrthe whites of ths2,eggs to. a stiff • and cid 'ever , the toe ,.2. er 3' hard -boil-,
froth- beating hi .2 ;tablespoonful; '•ed eggs: .. Oover"..with crust• anf.i. tiake.
0! sugar. ...Brewa lightly: in a taoder-. ill; the erast ii;.dene.' •:'. . ' : .• .
.ate, oven, , '8erve:, cold, garnished *Mi. ‘ - ' ' • •..'::-", '
little Plies' 'of strawberrY JellY 011 'WO • . - • - . ;Corn.'Salad '.
,Select ,young tender ;cern' and.cnt, It ,:
.iltuharb Crinserve.° , ., i . .. , • •
' te, A patindi of . rhnintih,limpepie.,(1 efi,ulllitilY./ti: ttyr943.O.ftil',eigi.e:aild.F c;e:Ulesi;..i..7:Pell'illiatet...
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but cut 1O .small . pieces, allow toaet with Irreneh :dressing and: Plae.e e. n,..ice..
'
fourth of a pound of walnut -moats Cut: Serve on abed' of shredded lettuce and •
•garnish :with strips of pimento. .
• - •-• Rhuharir,Sponge., •
Scald:1 cupful of milk- and 'seak. 2'
tablespoonfuls of gelatine in:one
fourth of a Cutifiti• of °old' water. .Fogi
the hotmlik Over the gelatine and stir
until the litter is. dissolved, then 'add
one-third of a' cupful of 'sugar.: When
this is distiolved, 'net artideuntil the
mixture Is coot dud begins to stiffen.
Beat Well with the egg beater and •add
1 cupful Of thick thtiliarb, sauce.and
the` stiffly beaten- whiteof 2.; eggs
Turn into a mold that has 'been rinsed•
:with:cold water. and leave to beeome
firm and Cold:- Serve With marebinal=
ow-Cream_or_withnireetened whipped
.., Rhubarb ciso PuddInU..•
. •
battered .' dupe-. , pear bread
crumbs • :and limn out. :What de not
stick to the sides, then then Inte 'each
mold pet 2 lableePoonfirle of .thick;
eiveetened rhubarb Pante: Over 4 ene,•
.fuls" Of bread, .craMbS pour 2., Cupfuls
of boiling yeter. and .feaye to 'shah ad:
.til ,,sOft ,then drain it Water statide,itt
the dish, With 1 tablestipentui Of,
sugar mix one-fourth of a teaspoonful
eac. hof eirinanion:.and. nutmeg and stir
into titeh. bread 'mitture' with 1 well
beaten egg. ',Disttibtite this Oirer,""the.
rhubarb and ,balie. Serve with a • soft
custard 'or With",•°ereitne.
Baked ,RhUharb;.,Dates . and Fialsins.,
-7-7,Alternatb-144ti'Crif .--ihiliaarh With a • •
SPrinirditg,.. of :seeded -rehdris, and, Cut •
stoned dates. ."Stirlekle 'well 'with
sugar and hake until tIte rhubarb Is. •
done. .. Serie •cold with sweetened. c:'•
Cream; either pia!: nor • whintied.",'
'Rhubarb punch.
.. Bell for .3.minates'.1 'cupful of sugar
and one-half .otfa , cupfut.. of water Add
2 Cupfuls of .lutee strained .from stew
ed rhubarb, • 1, Cupful.;cf !.Pineapple
lutee, aid the. ipice, ,:from 2 .lemons.,.
Chill before rierving.:, °When 'roadt'Ato
• ,
serve, Sweeten ,ntore,s if :necessary, to
suit 'the 4iite. • , ' •
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Workers. Never
-.without satire: Or. sarcasm- , It .May
be'saidthat the Socialist 'believes that
the work of the world ..ift conducted ' On
talk.. , He has theidea that if he only
talks :enough the work will. somehow
'eritSelf-litir-te".-71tit Can bi'.-desileisr
the loathed capitalist, With 'the aSsist-'
ance. of ; labor, 'Which has nothing to
lostbut its 'chains', and the Produce
together ',With the capital can be .COn-
fiscated, the -Problem is solved. -Capi-
tal might feel 'Uneasy if, a real Worker
,develoPed...,s,.holsitevik tendencies, but
fortunately there is small .,dh.tiger' of
anything like that oceuring. The un
rest in our factories never Chines from
the good • itiartriisted , worktnenwho
can be depended unon to p011 his full
share of the load without 'befits
Watched. It Isalwaya' the poor work-
er, the one so eonetantlY ea of a fob
that be becrunes the,tratisient *Other,
who attends every Meeting • of the/
union and serves linen, all the "peace:.
ful ,picketing' eommittees.•
late 'pieceii ,ahent the Siee of a pea,: I
pound. of,. .figean,cl the,.Ini,ce and rind
from 6 'orangee• and 2 lemonft. •' &beak
the ..tfinharb. Oraages and lemons to.-
. , .
pother,. adding a. little.• water ,11 'the' Melbourne ,Aufitralasian7-if all' adult
idt diva not furnish' 'enough juice to othiahivn. free will espouses
prevent • burning. To each "cupful of 'Visit and preaches blaspheeer he : is '
.01.11p allow '1, etipint of angst. • add making' a ' mistake"; ' but to condentu '
'sugar .and':fige.attd .cook non. the Cent' innocent Children. 'to an -.education 'in.
, .
'retie, is very thick. .Before removing communism, in blatant irreligion, and
from the 'fire add the, nut -meats: Pour in lnfidellty to their country.: ,la a ,
, .
into hot eterillted..lelly. glasses. and Crime.. Thiele ,the, terik Which is 1112%.
0010,ivh04,1H.Pld and t%rrn. . • •• • ' dertaken' in "Ocialist Sunday, schools
in. England:, sed even iu Australian
Children .incapable: ef ;
ing for themselves, between /religion'
and irreilgion are requited to repeat a
blaspiternous, PatedY„. of • the Christian „..
catechism, and foul parodies of beetrtk
ful • hymns., and anti-Patridtic, songs
aro. taught to, them; They. are robbed
of religion and patiletism before they' ..'•
are..able to .;discern . their "beauty end
Utility; and,' are lOrced by, a • tarreijay__,_„1,_
air-fierce-sa-a-nytrefligebine, TfOl, leWets.•'
-ofa perverted. political ,creed. : , •
.Itidy and Geneva •
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Bolshevism in the Schools,
"iiiiurr AND JEFF"—By, Bud Fisher.
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WILL Bet. 'Anes-cc-b•••wy t,
• 7ttkEse` 'e-v•NpogAtatc-st.' •
• Rhubarb Puff.
Stir together, 3 times: 1 cupful of
milk, 1 teaspoonful of baking powder,
one-fourth o • fit teaspoonful of salt,
Rome yribunii-t-"The Jle.Velopments
at Geneva: are a colostst and disgust,
ing exhibition of hypocrisy and itt
Sineptity. The; United States end ,
Oreet, Britain are merely attempting "
., • . I b' ccre.aib':14dt4ll!.1r11'al.sitArent the waves id be -day'"
eoohr_prsp141e:ther1oe7ehio Tn
t halt as es',.Toni,IS about. perialiatiC appetites .
es,. :Only th do -
mo" ' * deformed mentality of demotratie
Shinegain ppeulardr.when they cease tgl
ethiticall1; and politically disgusting
ti.ed ha
s
. * 6oahl. have ,conce
be popular, " a .sight as that of *three' nations •witliT
tiot:aaval offensives, or toatitinnd,'Itom
• Canada Pauses to regiark that it IS ether' State a ,to fear ,Sitting •rouitti a
the . pest • sixty years Which are the tahle ;to achieve a limitation 10 firmahardesU s ' - ' ments• coldly, calculated do*,n to the
smallest gun 4nd GteStren th' 'of 61)7
po,ing.ferCes,,, With , the: i cation Of
stabilizing these on. the ".gigantic..and
'inexorable basis- of, Uritish supromacy,•
s'Never was ,War thinking no 'cold and'
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mathenia.tlegi and .S0-.1aeliing .itt pas-
. Oen and ,faith. 'It 'is enoagh. to
say wLh r.oscist Sincerity, that ail
this is; to health Y and hinter° Poldt-
dal ethicS.. revolting,
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No Wonder '110 Call Jeff the "One Quart Kid" in Pittsburgh
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. ,i.a Canada . (1"..,11i2) -4i , is ''.-nci ',fight .'
matter tnsend'. a man '6 prison, cat'
...i)leicilitY,IlYinarivititi3fihs''-'reillit3bi.4,, '..‘eartgettriatillaYt."--.:Aililiin6
g ,/ .
Pitt; It must be undetfithed °neefor all ,
'ili,A.t A:, xxlat '.notunt,.04x0..,4s.1,K....y..11P!‘-'.-
"he has 'been ithhIbing-.spirfttlhite. luta- '---
uors. • , The &anger, IS . tQO gydti.t Or
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.fora ',show °of mercy to be ',lel-orate& ' •:""
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lmher. 44 4to r''1,.:ii . the lente, of your
fathers.' . The. World is, ,ndtancitig..,'.
Adve.nce with; 1t..-.1.osepli idast,ini.,
...There is . no need. for AL general..
alafre •when :flaming youth becemes
tired W.Ith