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Lesson
'iciest 12.. Legge!! VI! -Tho Council
, Jerusalerni, Acts. 15': 1-11. .Golden
• Teice-4-.4i the Son' theroferof ahall
make yqu free, ye shall •he free In,.
deed. -John 8: 36: '• •
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.• • ANA1YSIS:'.
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.•A k .POINT oi• issu I.-3: , •
Tl, e8 ASeElvleilY AT 4E1R1.1,8A1114,. 4711.
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_ INTIOAPPrel‘i-No body• of thought -
f n1 ' melt and wOreen can unite their-
foeees in:service andeceorehip withent
eelefeemeer • „ or .• later experiencingAind
shades' of •differende in opine) ' rid
,•conduct. • II,unian 'matureAS very.
' led; There a're,reinds that are natue=
eimsetinitive end; •cleaye. to ..Old
' traditions', 'Others e 'are ,' eager for
. change, and. see the Olden age ahead,
and are iniPatient with those who canr
not see with elem. Nor.,i's this neces-
sarily. an • evil,' sinee differenee . of
.Opinion and discuseion are nee perils
unlese •eve exeecise them in an unloy-
• , ing ,spirit of, rivalry. In the story a
the first council we have. an instrne-'
tive. instance .of this •facie while we
•• also have a model by which the church
may; ,in every age( try -to 'settle the,
' • differences which break out among es..
I. Tap POINT AT isSuE,
V,' I. The diffic,ulty arose out of the
'forward. step taken 'when the efter et
• the gospel was made -to the Gentiles,
It h d already beeri decided that mere,.
knowledge that • salvatien Mira by'
faith alone.; Peter Wait fellelve4
Pau l and Bernal:map Who key°. a ree•
hearsel their•Work, and then, Jaime
made a statement . 13upporting the
views of Peter and adding a quota-
tion from Amos, predicting the return
of the Gentiles tothe true faith; The
deertPlen was then reached, and it wiis
in favor of the„policy .of freedom. Cir-
cumcision 'vies ,neit, tel. be :regardad tan
eseentier to etalYation but the Gentile
•cenverts :wete: to -observe certain of
the laves of the Jews.
a
• bership the -church was Open to 'all
_those Who game in faith, But the
• method in, whichthis. was to be done
had not yet been Settled. Seine clainied
••that the Gentiles should •reeeive cir-
cumeision and ebseive all the laws' of
the Jewish, people: : This was the atti-
tude of the Pharisaic party, who eel-,
O dently sette-devereethtete qth
A Toot Kit
.
Every Horne
• .ropair it coithintug tools .that
can really repairis ,an ennentlal'for
eterY' ;:beinie.` There., , are always
elielyes,'• to lece ,Pat 'Melte to be
made,. 'Sereene•te be axed •and a theme.
.sentl; and ,one other Odd JOS, .for .do-
ing Whieh a carpenter', lAint114:..0in..i'gii,
n malt .fortnnO., e• , • ,
'The: teels, that One nee to;hare!' 0; in
Any kit are listed. 0. feflowS:' •-te real
he-hemnier,' a •croee-eutpietiev, not too
!inn, nindiuni toothed, no you Can use,
It foe Most ane. Joh. A rip -saw and.
4„. ,6,rivass-qaiv.• ..A: Miterelakewitle
a :Miter -b. A good eirece sweth °nee
• eightie• one-fourth, ohe-lialr. and three-
Ieurtheneli lilts.. • A 'comiteiesiele. • A
.mallet and two. or 'threelighter . .
O
drivers.. 9.`Wo or three ..eliieels,,,,One-
feurtbeeene-hale and. three.fcerth,s •of
an inch',' . as well as two' tie" -three.
, . , . . ,
geege.s" the slime elee An awl with ..
. . .
Mow.
fe, tipetti;Pleie
i70.1t-Edticathre-Vaitia
for the. Children in Vor,c4ion
Vacation day e Oiler an'eXeellent ele- it hecomeelastiactiVe recognize the
;ourvt,ideni.iptyr:fc'teircerseosne;trnercee:ifeeellieren;tild'ipe'rass eino (Ifeuei'ciiknigy odeizthinxwenuisahnds.atIont,tostipkr wool
dotool
. and other fitrnillar dress 'good?. These
tc" he MaY Peetri /11PP:simple detail% but they
ciren's • .,:„With a little '1OVirig .fotro. a •basis : for general information
guidance' and 'tact, almoet any of the as to the teeettire,nud grade of fabrics
fairilliar gal:nee' and; aniiiieniehts :can and trinuningsisO -that-. the little
owers ,All
- 'Sin/liner Long
. The empire. being nearly two UMW,
Reed miles long ranalPg. Partik "aikti
Japan has alt the .clintates ba•
tween' Russia .and ,Egypte thet the
i)10.13Sapla (1Q:'49t i0)1.1/.14)41 40,411.0-ai3e- 0."
,41.04y eyeie• the c °Marie By elarting•
in': the einithe. °and teevelling slowly
northweeds,. the toiniet, May haVa
tuened;•iinnereeptibly Int.) educe:- grqwn Womanhood Will he 'a more hIgh''1116,4t11;.!.
tiOn al .Clianncls. Petent bii er a d die* •t. er vel `41,40;ptirpte,or, rea,,,4v 4lop.4
. , • • • tine .44 y. e, coed ry all ago r
With. a(11.01' bliMiC1413; .agaleae, white; , •
C°M Y 4 Ce 31. .1' 1 t •
therodg
end as Well as , inePtirlos e
peleete gardens,' ,Almeeit eveiedwell-
ing trellis ',of 'Wisteria; 'Med
yeet ......sjeaceseof reek, with its giant,
purple clusterF,$ inependedinenuntless
aunibeete ..eoinee• of them. from two to
theee'feet inleregth. ' Nor would one
Omit 'mention of. the camellie, the. mag-
hedgerOws 'as well as 'parks 'and gar- e
dens. 17111s, floWas. aed moorsietOe
aro .covered. With wealth eof wild,
floteers of 'every' celorebut oftenest of
purple:and. 'geld; And erequentiy •ft ,••
'wheie firenanent. 'of stretching .
away like • endless easterticle. The,
iris also is nowheee More lovely. then
izl Japan, lriapuiplee Iris golden. MS•
06,11.agated. Willi magic' hues and tints
•elsewhere .unknewn., Itosei are eutte
vated. in . a few i gardens,. but , mainly •-
byl,hortiattiturists Ion'. the .rnarket, •
• ••$eareely .:.than Me, '
cherry blosseins is the' bites. 'The.
. „
etniospheree''. /hot' entre-humid, en- •
abling. the giant, bionnents to. burstAnd
'blush With. warmth: and health,' 'Pl120.,,,
Tofokt4ert zilelQitetire•i:efediallineeilthaeitienntsf peof etlitit"
•
ternperainent..le to,riee at dawn' and •
goOnt heardhe Wesson:is Open with '
, pop. in .the lotus, ponds, Of .Wliich • .
there .0..re limey • hi, the 'genital. :sash
04rreArtstit-'°fO4r1-4ovieg-raP.atic-of .7'
for thee° the ••etillieees • of thp :early
Meriting reinalns.Aongest, •unbroken..., '
.and theenniqUe and egehrinting-eCho • .
of 'the, bursting buds themoreeeettyr, .
detected. Moiintitigeene ou.the •
::bridges that:arch some inde.nt
the hike; „ the. eerief...liaterier :a
glassy eurfeee, marked., here mid. there.:
by lerge beds, 'rising • like tullipa*:
aMena the basin -like Lotus ,,leityeae if
there be a • Wind; ,blue-green tiratTeletS‘
of.' • VOI•fet seftitesa.:.nwaY, the many
bowls • upturned' to eatelt rtioisteire:. ,
and ' the 'dewa:Oe.the•Past 'night. 'iliere
and there, are .'seen mg. blossoms Cif 's
pink Or' pure white,. • the canning ore: •.
.the.previous :day,. and no* dec.orethig'.
•a 'sea ore green' The wetchezecin ,the
bridge:concentrates' en' eye • the
fergetit.. Soh, phone beide.'eeele. Ingram • '
'Reeen, In "Japanese All.' •
ShO‘krieIIfl.',0a*dian
-•in• the • Sheffield lid*
pendant: :(The ,British 'steel' lndiintrY .
has .failed: to., take adontsgs' of the '
OPpOrtittitty. presented' .bY tfis, Canti.!: • ri
.dian „.Market, .ovieng tO ehe misteken
idea •that it • is not 'worth while .
ng agents to Canada, to -.try 'and pee%
becauee..the cost 'of 4ranspert ,
.healty'.egeinst '13ritiSh gOodiel
steel maker e' have,. the lowest trans-
port • ,cost. in, the competitive Forld:.
they pay less than:half is 'Much as
:their AmericanriraLs;'' Yet. they. ..sit„.•
,Itagging"..tho• delusion that 'they aro
•ts:rti'°p.kuselYthettdri:daeP"dch‘ltcens4.: .ifighey.irefialli.:, •
Is 55 to ,15e., a ton .•cheaper la -
•
iigrattc.1":,than , in Atnerica; steel 13.
from 156 ton cheaper bete •
than te. the 1Jaited • States, •/ant..; s
Unfinished products are ie. much is
El 'a. • ton. cheapere at the pints 'Oat& ' ••.
American prediicts are at the works,
hiendrede.,of Miles inland: From •oer
parts; to .the .St. ' Lawrence freights
are less than,belf,..an& some cases
lens than a quarter, an much as tee. • ,
Iranepert, cost :gieods' from .Arneri•
Can works 'to the St Lawrence, cities.:
. ,StOreicePplivgi' Per enstance, has lies! ,Costunung le einothee. devel,ope
enanY hypethe of..•:irkterest Ana, itifOr merit 'Of :doll. dressing:. afi d, the;
!nation, and can be' planned. to include yar national and 'Charaeter
.eeVeral, children of 'varying •ages .and note to be had .eyee in; Paper 'form,
jeetes, which is often an adValttage: 'this phase of ampeement caq eatlibe
Each. detail of the., genie in ti,ade in'formative.e Thee, dainty', care
he .conetructiVely, enlarged upon and. of "dolly'e•belengingeethe, art‘of trunic
eech Childeein succession, can act as packing . and the; leirifdering bf tiny
.
clerk, cashier, rcustomer and the one clothes .canall forth parte 'ef a delight
-
who delivers the 'goods • to the •heine, ful while. ,! uncOn'scieusly,: the
Even suchnchildish amusement 4ffers " child,' is' learriing ethe correct way
,achnirable opportunity . for:* in pefforining useful)work.
'the handling- of' small amounts 'oft; Foe the "child whose idea of , work is
trioriey-altbough these. play 'coins are
made Of peatebearcl marked' to eeere-.
sent their value:-..ku 'ingenious mother
O Who. was a business woman before her
marriage 'has taught her children 'and Started his career when, aa a Ch114, his
their little 'playmates hoW • te,eepake practiCal mother . attached big...Sheets,
change quickly , and accurately:, by of brown ,paper*,to the Walls of one
• means of silver and; Coi:Mer 'colored. corner of ,his, room and ealled it his'
ORIENTAL:BEAUTY TAKES TO,A1R' • •
Miss Barbara Young, a 17-year_old• Chieese girl, has enrolled. at perils:5
Field, N.Y., for a- couree, u aviataa.
expresed_. in Arawing or 'coloring,
there, is a wide field for easily
edfacilJtr and knowledge, ' famous
ilinstretot .clabes that he actUally
'a hollow: handro cootainitig a:' 4tiq 0p It
ceisel, gouge; seeew-drIver, several
O bits • e 'A goad pair of pliets.. ", A good
band dri-ll'With eight of pipe 'smell
.- TWo adjuStahlg
wrenches --ono v.ery large. one •and a
.eaniller-sized 'one.. 0A six-foot foldl-
dozen .:er • fiudh, •refi otx „.ry- ro .erns
• tetiVes. to the. cheiehe at. AntieCh. Aline : rule, a .s. e 1 hu. aro, arid a good
farther- .qiieitiOn, was, "Whether the oil stOne, ' . \ ' . - • necessary :than, at others, it is during in YulY and August ineve undoubtedly v i , • , .
the same manner of play. theeLrerk( :i -pg
' children ehpe.anys,9e:rneoeircling;' Litcsi..: and
.
social communion With the JeW? Thus ice
0 le 0.t.ocili4 ,th .1 1 .. .. farm, we place fepeling, first
the hot days.Of.satitiner.' :On out own been Pool. Pre.clacers and there ia no,
...e a ways', week We give .thing to„Warrant keeping theme The icieuailr'll.osil,',,:attillir'e;el'an..t...,-!9prici,:ri.d•';isf::, aPnir.siot .cduilh,eas.:taTshpty: hai a tin etteisUring
.,..Gentile .convereetoeld.. enter bite full e The: tqiebi • • sbo4ld •be Of' niediuni
_ri.an.l. atablespooneand
the issuewas 'Very ..teat, affecting tile 1 - bendinga'!1,1. 0: i . .feedirig proinieen.ce:•becanse faiher ' to laying • hen '. will •have a bright 'eye,. - .
lug. or , 1 •• rest piece 'for inchesd ' a foot a d how .
..soCielearittereligioneetightsinfitheerie ' , : Many ma e . n. •
clo eoeletkefeeel:tee :Cariaidei•ab14..nwimr.t.a4 e. , shanks and..heak;- her . plumage .•. .. ., .. an(l . •iook, ttirris in .ac .1.niitely • ineas a t: ng . e:
Vaned, thialaecarne a denial Of the uni. • ":.. • e. A' - ,, ee.•:.e.:-.4-- '• i
yersal rnissiod'of Jeene: ., • . • .• ' •
.: 'V.:2. ,The teaching. Of these • 'mills-
saries,,..catue„..like 4: iliiinderhiebe.. : •
nevi '-eltureli ..at Wittiocii and created a.
-greet Confusion::: r4lii ,and Tainabes. re
• evidently...were 1:e.a,ders :hi the disco's-
•sion, ; and'„ they- .denied,...,the,.• principle
which, these 4",reirt•iltodaimed,, . ': The
' dein' Wras'soIrripoesible'tliat„Paul felt;
• impelled 'to, use all. his poiver. in, •opf.
' • posing it.. •eTheeonly „course te folloey.
WaSete. etiPeal,: te.., the : church • ' from
' 0.. •..' wItich,theseleaders.pretended to collie,
'
and it viiaz ,deeicied; to send' alarge and
important: delegation,. Paul and 4ar-
nabas encl.:certain :others.. If the.:pas-
.' 'Sage iii-Gilittlat-TrageirTibes this visit
e' We May .ncietee that Paul says definite-.
• ler; that hes' had • also received' 'dieect
commandreent from. God tee attend: "It
O • Was iri...coneeflue.hee'..of a' revelatien
• . " that I went .up, at all.'!,, We• -•:,do 'pot
'knOW:the other members of the; denn-
• , talk*, but Tittisevas apperentlyewith
• ' •BY W. U. SMITH.
Some one • had truthfully that
eternal Vlgiiarica. is the price, of .slicr
4.*ess with poultrY, and, if :there veris
a thee when vigilance bee:Dines More
ch`edboard coins cut of the proper size
:and correctly marked. There • were
•
also cone and fiveedotlartills oftgreen-
. ish 'Paper, eaeily 'distinguishable as ,to
Mentioned ,k,,to color of 'bealc,f eta'
rimand comb, these •experiments have
not been sufficiently general or ,run.
over a long enough period towarrant
theie excluseVe use in the. handsofa
•
•
novice. • '
The hens which have yellow shanks,
yellow beaks and entail, pale ,combs
imaginary values. Firiances soon be -
game 'etiite as an imPortarit part/ of
thestore g 4 . g. g •
And' the .acchracy and rapidity :with
which the aniateur- figured •sales, the.
,cashier. Made change and the customer
counted and yerified it, repaid the'
mother for the time spent in putting
educational value into this gent°. In
'studio."• As this paper was- festened
only by thumb tieks eAsilY 's • . •
re-
newed so. that tile youngster s al-
wi.ys 'sure of a fresh field foe tue dis-
Play of his talent •• • •
•
. N".
•
O Lessons. in domestic scitnce can be
easily, evolved. ani .inuch ,practical in-
forMation . gained in ineaefirementi
and. inctliods Of imaginery cooking.
Two, little girls made an interesting
picture on the beach where they had
b a 1 V of • mhblee and were
. • •
e.
converts. the 'narrovver view, pre- -t1)--i-rrhircr",11-1'ic`n7.---".
„fee • tea • ard as eachAlayes goods •
hi times aet when e‘re had less ex- WIllegiow signs of wear: especially- in eni,"Y- • -3' • . PY-
\ Lox sale wereenosen with a VI.,,eW t
leeled off ,even .spOnnftils of -.sand and:
lesSoe in wpights..and • measur!s_., tion, .sharr, edged slia.•;,iiivid_
R THE iLITTLE GtRL WIT1t„ •ea..the, contents into halve.s .aed quer-
• : •
DOLLS tc w�n1dJay� Ijic edit b
Little girls Who, '• like to 'dress: dells cLoking teacher, .wirile
• • • V. '3::The entire church:was evident-
ly greatly: coneerned in -this ',matter
and ,they all. accorimenied the mettle
here :for some distance, probably to
,Selelicia • the Port: AS the apostles
journeyed to' Jerusalem they ,visited:
the cities ofPhoenicia and told of
their'reat Work among the Gentiles,
.to the great jciY,Of the. .brethren.
o II. TIE .445014BLY aT.-.TEmisaUst,•4-11.
V. 4.. The hretlireri-pre, Cordially
' welcomed - wt the. methei• church,. and
Paul and Bainabas Publicly, tell 'of
• , the work: which they had done ainong
; the Gentiles: .' • , •
V.; it The seet„Ofthe Pharisees 'like-
ly corisieted :in this instance Of tho44
who had gone to 'Antioch and whonow,
•, ;repeated their 'denten& that, eircinnei-
. sion .was easential to salvation. -
O V. 6. It is.'not: very easy to folio*
the procedute; but. if we may use Gal:
;
reee. ' • lar,w; .
picleThp oSttet-their ie-edOn
perietice t4an :no*. ' '-use4, to ,,the tail' feathers where they have, rub -
bot .very prevalent . and erroneous bed the nest beeies and her ,contb- will
idea that the birds 'would be able to be ge, arinend full* /colorShe
fhe.WilleheeleePte -fee--de,spiteeethe usually
range during the warm reenths On a lowered Priceof eggs during the sum -
farm where cons;derahle live stock Ib Mer, they are rievett.heless ilrofitable
. .
in • fed i close rciiniitY tO a few on the well managed farni. , •
•
can be .gredtially interested in names it Was "mother's WI 77,r of phiying the
'and qualities of different fabric' Until gior.e./ . • •
hens those few. lienle:eea hundred pere Sanitation is very ,rinpertarit during
hapeeeetay `f are 1.;.i.e-well..7.8fit where the warmer erinethse. It le dueing. this.
little, feediPg. is' done even a hnedred time that ,diseaSe and parasites rreilti-•
hens will show tir0p in produc'PlY nioet rifeeidlY••end. Supply
When seteral hundred heris ere kept of ellenefectent .end a spray outfit ts
the practice is fatal to prefite. , necessary Pert of, every poultry
The :most ptofitable plan', .at IP4t: man's 'etllliPnlen.z' .04S. are fatal to
fox ds, • and one whielt, has. been sue- reetenites and lice io etre Make' about
,cessfully: used by .gthel:s is, to ' keeP. •tvro or three •sieraying. jobs during the
'feeding right through sUnimer. ant/liter. : The chief) disadvantage ::9f
Wo have done best with an 'all -Mash 'using oil is that it darkens the. in -
ration Which we have been buying terior of the house and it 'becomee dif7
commercially „for„ the • past two Years. dcult to make whitewaehstick walls
The all -mash ration lends itself 'ad- which have been continually • sprayed
mirably to stirnmer 'feeding as it *Jo. oil solutions For this reason,
sePS labor, it cankept sanitary farms. are Using a comthercial.
good hOpperS, = and the 'hens have :4.!:'Solntieh • Which doee, riot darken the
king day in Which to. coastline. enough vvans. - • • • ' '
-et it to meet their 'bodye-needse and 1,Sanitation should 'i to :farther than
make: tggs. -ration ; • leY! the fidese. All equipment and eSpe-
fhe way, brings better results lati-1 cially that -used ', for . drinking Water
tudes of but • eight to Pine hours of and feed Should be cleaned regalarrY
daylight during the.• and winter and itis often .adviialile to add Beeman
iau ihonthe when lights are Used in eon,lantoont of a •stanclar ec an
• „ . • . • '
A Modish Paytime Frock junction With it: In 'the i riri 'SU el the water and setub them' thoroughly.,
O
Ing a tuckesi ,Ve.stei, set-iq,pockeli Jong • qsaarY. .
.Decidedly sroart is thia chie frock hal,- •,
. ••• ' ' ' ...; Vannes naturally. 'tie :not aeCumUlate
,
. plaited' skirt frontis jOineeito the hodice;.. .whicii :has ben. in use Pr) r...ti.i„..,;,ifiith as rapidly as they do in *interO ..
and because 9f.:this, there 'is e teed -
or short Sleeves, and a trint bell, The Failure to continue a good
t I t thein '. But should . • • "
'''`f the back is plain,. NC): 167 is.for Misses be' t it theethere ire no peels of
. ' arid Sinai! Womeneand is in sizesl6, 18
and 20 years. She'I8 (AO bust) retluires
O. •
2% Yards 30 -inch,' yards .5,4, -inch.
inaterial,:aiid.“ yard additional 39 -inch
contrasting for View B. ,, pride 20.,
2., it „ is possible that after the first. :" cents the pattern. ' whole or partial moults foreed upon: . • - • ee ; • . ..• front flares. and godetn; ..the back be-.. with aptitude , for desIguing her own,
'' " • • - I locate some dead,e8abeits which the clog] eng
• eneral Meeting. there, were several ' :The secret of distipetiveedrets lies ni,....-eee . --. '''' ' • . had evidently left in the yard. •
th in.te'^,1 it ti'liee becomes a .propeei- • . left almest.rilain and, straight, the:. frocks may:arrange frilts and .fieunces
Private confekeinces; when the .niatters I good, taste rathr.Z than 3 /311.4h expendi- .1 tlea of ellowingethent to go uncullea frotit fullriess, eontinuing. only ,ticross With as much' individualitY as ehe
. • fuer • and early fall, lighte ire unnpc_ Vtrhere the bens .rire • on range, 'the
The New
"Sitabout" -Frock
As •s a nompanien ' the Practical
"reneheat"edreee there is new 'shoe:re
an 'equally_ eonvenient • ,"Sitabont"
^frock,' obviously for 'indoor rear and
for' this reason Indulging ,maner
lightful whinisicalites• that would be
out of 'place for ; the street,' The,
sitabont,"'"While'ae' donned as
its,..pcipular companion: dress,' 'should t.
•
be ,attractive • enough for, any. after-
noon occasicin„er even :for. (limier and
evening wear ....when a semi -dressy_
frock is, sufficient. Bach. a -dress „la
•the joy cif. the woman who,rehele at a
:uniform silheuette; for -this- type ..of
;indoen,attire,.is' judged chiefly by • its
:becOntingnest . and ,has ,nse acquatu-
qince with' Monotony of 'Outline. .
• .
other -favorite method, ele bestowing a
certain. flr,rrineesequati Otherielie Hine
edge% of a .fletitieeeor .Bindieg
laid.:over ,small cord is still another.
Way Of fliiiihing ••these..skirts' tont-
niings . in .order • to „accemiete. • the
fashionable'. jutting, effect. • Anything
. that' aCcOmplishes a ,deci'ded: tiara, On
a slender touiniation . is :the : 'ideal
modeleter •'si.tahont"• frock end,. the
more • laterestingly this 'result,:. is
brought: about, the; better; especially
• if .etlie sleeves., rriat t.h flared deteR
•
chosen .for the skirt.. ".'
delightful elcarn,ple of this type is.
: •
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an outdoor -dress. with -0ve,...._finely.,
pleated' eflounces .forming • an aPrell
1. front, matched with bell sleeves trim -
1 ined . with 'three tiers .0 pleating' in
Weep' cuff effect. This %correepottelence•
[between: and waist -trimming is
seen in' mane Seini-dressy • afternoqn
iv:Mks Where a' surplice- 'Closing, or, a
. . „ . • . . .
' .0 A noticeable -detect of the, maporite .1 bedero effect •• is' gained. by applied
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of 'these Models is the Someiehat . ye- • tiers or rills apparently extending. the
,IuminouS skirt the • fullness e being . Curving or slantieg. lines of the Skirt.,
,achieved in 'Many interesting original i ecintetinies .:reaching ' even '. to ' the;
• ways. ' While 'softie; designers 'have : shouldet; Where a , cascade '.: or Abet
. •i.ency o neglect . ... . . successfully exploted • all round 'tulle', adds, a flutteringebit of ,prettiness. . •
nese, With 'slightly, Jutting outline: .:ine• Lends Itself ..toeAmeteur" Designing
'
'the "fit tree " ".lampefiede "• dad'. e... There, is se* Much/ latitude nerrnit-
'eeninaeet' silhenattes; : Preference. is ted in this type of Indoor dress, and it
generally accorded to .modified styles lends 'itself so eesilY :to •coMbinations
of tbse 'models', 'with skillfully. , cut ;if. fabric and color that the woman
.
thereby giving a 'two-piece effect,' eind. warM menthe, drastic changes In 41e,,
ration or a reversion to the .oldetrinee filthy . ,
plan of allowing the hens to shift far 1 .Prface water 'where 'hens n.165
drink, that no dead' fowl,- other car -
themselves very often brings on `a!
sources 'of infection' are. on
dikaStroue 'moult. '' Hens cannot . be! casek:5'-ci*
efficiently cullexl :which have' these :01.13. Premises' We °Ike 11)st a number
• b h ' through .failure to
Whenever peseiblee it is bestt, 'Pro- • o s ,
er edge. e 0 ,es,
were Parefillly: thrashed Out in' com- thee. of 'Money. Eeeiy. 'woman should or to follow, 'a hit, or 'miss, plan which,,
nuttee- This -.1',he zelevaierriethod In
fee dotificlie, and • iS the Only way by
which any barnionious settlement can
O be piped; • ' . •
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V. 7. Then the- entire Church 'was
:called together and the first speechis
.giVen by Peter... His impulsive and
• 'generous nattire led hina to. make. a
very definite contribution to the dise
cession. • His speech is Summarized in
vs. 741:: . ,
He •:refets fo ,his• own exper-
ience when •he Wee' sent to baptize
-Cornelius. ,Then God had given the
Holy, Ghost, , to these, Gentiles ' thus
showing that their hearts were -fit to
receitte such ai irace. and that 1,there
wag' ho difference in God's sight."
want tie maie her own clotheseand the
home 'dressmaker Will finde the designs
illustrated in our IiewFashion Book to •
e be ptacticel and siinpleeyet Maiptaining
: the spirit of the..mode of the' eminent.
',rice of the book.10 cente the copy.
;HOW :TO ORDERPATTERNS..
I, Write yourname and addFess
Iv, qn.initier. . and size, of such
patterns as you Want. •gnclOse 20c in
stamns or Coin (cin preferred.; wrap
carefully) 'for each riuniber and
address year. order to -Wilson Pattern.
Sei-VIce,-73 West' Adelaide St: Vorolite.'
Patterns sent by return Mail.
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1 V.• 10. Peter, cenfestes that in the 'Hee "A•enonth ago my wife left M
early days before his conversion he
fled feitithe yoke .0f the Faw. and w_ithoust any reason." She: "I ,fee
• sere seneeoee had left you witheiit it.
noW pleads with •the, church to -ac- ,
1
1.0
•duce infertile eggs by either •disposing Flares on Slender Foundations Thep dresses 'are also, the * joy of
Culling Is a very necessary -.part oe' of the males in summer or by keeping „e.
articularly appropriate' for, the the woman who has* the knack- of re -
thein Yarded separately.. Often y "sitabout" dress. is the mo le mo e ng as'the, r
d h d th t detail of,
is bound ,to lee unsatisfactory. , • • . •
the summer work. Feed Is much too
high. to be, wasted on non -producers
and if no moult' has been forced upon
tbe hens. :.through wrong feeding or
othet enismanageinent, the condition
.Of the plereage; color of .elianles, eyes,
and beak, together with °an examina-
tion ' of , the abdortiiiial cavity, is :still
a Very geed criterion/of the hen's abil-
ity to' 'produce eggs and sufficiently
indicates her' pastIperfOrmancor te; de-
termine wbether sh� shall' be kept in
the' laying pen or go, .into the pot
Ilecelitly: some rather exteniive ex-
periments have .been made in regard
behead Points' and their relationship
to produttivity.. Aside front these
•.
ctin be eplaced, with rie few, hens whech
are being kept for breeding, Or whose
• , . .
eggsare used on the place and need
not ,be kept ;verY long. Infertile; clean
.
eggs neually ,sell at a premium and it
is thes,el'evi. extra cents which Often
makes the 'difference .'between a ',urea
1914' a loss..
• Total Power Installation
• By the ;end Of, 1927.anada had a
tdtai hydraiilic histallatlon of 4,777,-
021 horsepower of which 32 tier'. cent.
• • ,
was installed In`centrat eloctrie Stee
tions. ,
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front ahcf•doWn-In.back .mOve*nt, as the typical, "•sitaboult" is so placed as
lt..eoncentrates the -fluffy prettinesa ?ertietically conceal eity. signa of
on the lap and Upper part :•ofthe wear and...tear an the:front; of a drens,
frock, where• it.show .to 'the:bestad etherwise .wearahlee T.Wo froelca can
Vantage; While theeelongeted back,is often' be ''doinhieed with the happiest
gracefully arranged when the wearer; of results, an origina1l3r plain. dress
is + seated. The •popular tiered .Sliirt,! of erepe-de-chiee or silk beleg•atiliz-
whether flat or with circultir flouricea ; ed for the. foundatiOn end a
that give ethe "Jutting -Out" eillitniette,•+ flowered chiffoo lot the frills Or tiers
eionFile horiehar tapo a (veil tuates e on the front of both„ waist and skirt;
the outline. of some Models from fa- that give • the peceesarygrace and
mons Pretielv, establishments' .an5;;softness. The beeomingeesS:of these
reineved !. from anything. stiff,- Itia; easily ' poSsible • in, teen' 'construction
gliree a, certain cl'ISnneSs which is far indoor dreetes and the VarietY, so'
1
chinestitching inseeeral eloSe rews,ehas done ,,inuch tef re,establish ' in.
with heavy silk or metal tread, is popular favor the afternooft frOck.
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Le'monde OUvrier (Ind.): 'The' sus, .'
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pedition Were nearly e all saved 'iron'
certain death by 'the .army of „the Rns-
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Sian. ship ' There has •
been 'a concert -of. Pralee front. all tiatta
of_the word, ;they .havobeen tailed
the bravest .of the, brave and their
herculean laboriehave been follow,ed
Wiefi . admiration. ',Neverthelesi • these ' -
are the Belslievitits' for whoni.' we had: .
Itething • but ,Contempt and against
whom the Governments of the greater '
'part .of theto:talled civilized world
have taken rigoriotte measures ta 'de-. „
fend thentselvesc Alt of which goes
to prove..thrit no matter what.itiay bo•
the .pelltical qpinionsof a people and
Whatever their form of government
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souls
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