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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1919-04-03, Page 2
. . . I * , , "117,W 1' , *,. ., t . -4 I-— I . I , ,11. ... � . . I 11 -.1 11, . I . 0 \ . , I , I � I I �� � •. . I I . � . I . ;0 I & 0 � P.- I /__ . . !i . 11•� ,� � k t -w;-.;--; -+ -.A+--.r-r... - - _-. .-. '. , � �-1- --- . 1� - - ( .,�.�. � I 0 � , . " f 8 4,_.,._, uying & Packet ol I I : . r - . (_111' fX so . " . . . L � . . O 1* , .- - * : .,� 14 . I . � I � I I .1 . . I I I . , # . �, � I/ \ IV . - I A%T19X, N OF -- -, )FRIVA SOMIE FOOD IdAMFS'' . I I I ,�� - - , V . _� p . 14 I qV PONE 13 INDIAN AND CRULLER - I . . 0. . 4 I . , .. '07 ** *' [a DUTCH. - I � - . �4 6 �7 .;, I . I I - -Y . pl�;- 14. . . - .. . l- I .. I - . . ee' , � -, - - � 11 � �- , .1 . . - I 1. . ' : - .-- 11 - , _ ___� --�-- Tom,-.ta� 14 a Ward .�f Mexican Deriva. - Systematic Housecleaning. first-Caref Carefully scrape all P' -a S I - � I- - - __ . I M - , '7-777977 7, - , --'- I - ail _ - :' - .ib* - * f - f -__S_ , � ,",�, I As the heavie'r part of the and platters before washing. anactire We*i- er q one. I p - otpr un. tion While We Get Our Word . . i . Secojid-Do not allow any onq- T - '.. - .4a, Schools. She WIAS One of the or-, r � I .1 . - _ : Is not a ga"e, but a sure thing that iliz cannot be done to good purpose I covering . PRNLEM OF THE ' � . I - season, we ny m- -of - namonts of the ChUf Ch,r an& C. .. I Marmalade. From Portugal. '. Unf-41 fires are out for the from a form- contag, they were .ous disease to hande dishes duri - . . ' e proud of her. L. I 11 ba , every. . I 'greatest possible will wise to begin using w.%shing. 1. I � "Six mouths' s)i,e - disappeared. A'dupipling is a good English . spare Momen" hose - twks [ "LFLIGIUMS SPY" quit' I I . Quality and Value to the limit of your - to get t Third --Do not cough or sneeze; . , her4ould i dish and comes from the word, dump. . .. I L' For souse tone no tr.ico of , - � done'which take so =11ch time and - ' i en, that meant to throw.-dowii sudden. . .while working with the dishes � I be found. - Thp-a we discovered she .1 ' - . I I , can be Attended to now as well a I - 11 � • lY, and the ,diminuflie ending., ling. � .,. iexpenditure.j'I'a No I . si 't * WHO HELPS_ TO�, SPREAD T1611,1111�� - learn' 1. TRY me s, Fourth -Have the dish .water hot. . later. � I had been sent. to ull our,meth�.' . I � . . . I � . I ' . I. I , . . 1. I The'Idea was a little cake that was � , .-I . -_ � ___, ---------,-----------------,--,---', t . .1 . First of - all; -closets should be turn- I Use a d-*sh- moo. - .. i � 131.161)1118�T FAITH. ' . .ods: She had gone so far as commit- thide by throwing rtt'w dough into boll- . . , .1 1 Fifth -Rinse all dishes in boiling' . I ting- our bbst hymns to memory. To. I.. . I ' i ed Out, the contents aired, sorted and I � . . . . 11 .1 . I I . I I . i . , Ing v*er., , , , '. I . � . �. % I ^ I 1 water. I - - ------ P , I � day she is back. imparting these meth- t 0 1 i . I _ � " lbrushed. Garments to be repaired, . I . ods for the glory of Inuddha. From Portugal we get our word mar-. L _ ;� , I should all �e put in one Sixth- -Use clean dish -cloths and! An America L . .mala�4e, which was �6rlgtngllf 4' -sweet I Place ' by dish -towels. - - % American Working In � "The Japanese now have . - ... 1. I . � ' . ..I' Ow Oc Wilson GaVe . � - � -, t'he-msel* utility . , , , ,., . preserve mad , Wes such "', a roomy T== I - , . - for training men prc iq - from ro-vi , 1nc§§.'.._�p4 - - - - - ,, I . . 1. � � Jap#h,Destribbs Methods Adopted- - ,Buddhist, - fnsUtutes ' - ' I . ; , T. - V box'. Those fo,be stored the ium-'. - . :� I I ' .� - I i 14KeS its.,naMe fromeni Ac4e1,.,'.4h6 P' T,I . -4' -, ': ' by Propagandists. - 'edt"f I 't ',t I , with all the methods used, In our � I . I When.We-VIS -11TP. Sick-,* . * I . 1:mer must be and properly ,- � T I. . dist's. . �, � an training schools. i tuguete, name ''for * . fruit. I . I . -V . . ood Canadian -dish, . ' I , � . By Catharine Dodge. I ., . .- . � . cared,for. T I he cleaning o . f the cl . os'- To know' just, '' when �' to call, how, , .. - , I— American Chrl,Ai , Cruller Is. ,a x . . . ' . .. I . OUL -just what to They 4ave.t.aken qverpur methods in ... . I . I . . ., . . e,t •- itself--. should be very thorougly -long to stay and do, and I All the world is familiar with thd ' ' i though It is from an old German or . 1. I I - . L ' . . � . every phase;. They study In these in- - - , I I . .. I �W � "'"!= 6 done, and ,if any traces of moths. say when visiting the sick, requires� military.spy. but the religious Is I Dutch word '*kr.ull'e' " . meaning .little - .1.. , _.F � 9 L I I -, ,� � n-,. ,, � ... 1. 1. - . � . I . I statutes our church service0and . Sun- , . . I . sense. I. � hays been found, it be `ti fitly tact, judgment and common , (something; new -at least to the Ocidi- I __:�_ .'. sw I d cake- - ..-.---,----" I ' I has remaifre . 1. . Pone'la'a word- of ----==------- - -------'--'-- PART M ,,J-, The doxology was jiist ending I , -day--school- activities., L . "" _,___,___, ------ �___ _____. , , closed und a sulphur candle )ui�ied-j The first thing to consider its the! d6ptal world. it d. for thb- It - . dla�3_41erifttiou� � At sight of the -shirts he hadn'ti-when' Lutie's •face suddenly ttrew . ' .. d etition An . EducAfion.�*'-___ " ,.. . to.- e � selection of a seasonable hour. The Buddhists ,of -Japan' . develop and _ - COMP . _. . . . : scarlet, An ,Instant later a stir be- SO &s ,penetrate all crevices. One_ . . �-_46 1 . .. I and* an early. English, historian of Vir: , . � , known whether to laugh or to swear, I i I "Some' at the young men'In trainin 11 took --- ..-. �• - � -.-- r; . ! gan to, quiver through the audience. the closet is in order again, we are, patient needs regular and period-ic .perfect the religious spy, system. Ack 11 . g giiiia took pains to explain that it was . . . - � . "What in I cording to Christian uilisionaries In come to .. listen t .., .- I -, W Mollie and 'her- mother turned white. sure to be surprised and delighted,�care and the should be - timed' a o our sermons, tcom-; not trom the Latin panis, jaean1n,- --6-�. 11 - . .1 ... I - . i hat did she mean anyway, lit- Heads were twisted toward the door. even as we are every- jeai to find hwh� with reference to this and not mere- i that country, Buddhism is spying Out. 'a I 1- 11 - ry_ _.___ :_ ..'', * - but f r'om t - he , . " - 1-1 .11 - __.____...._ 1-1- . .... _ -_ tle minx -171 teach -herl Lucy I" he I _ '" the ' ;6aller's personal conVen- as it believes. the strong points aft them to memory and then preach'. biead, - b 1144d Indian word . . I , I Here and there a suppressed titter m , the� !Keg'e' -gAine- -.810'rtnohrs, in Buddhist "pill- I , shouted, banging open the door. ; much extra space we have. ly to ., e , " ' ' b0pdh6and it *ASi4�ly up0bd in-' the - . . His 1 broke through the .hush. The prea-' . : Buddha for aguth to any bread illude of Indian . . . -i sistei�, should see -bow her namesake; . Next, bureau drawers and all boxes fence. I Christian religion as presented at the pits, only substituting" B dha . � . _ cher looked up f rom the pages he - - , I . . . . � � was treating he�F,Tather. I I an Most'- invalid's -are better,. able. to -misstons -and adaliting them -to .the .1 Christ wheneiior--the word occurs. ,. 1. � ;COM. :.� .1.1 I . I . . 1, ' � . . � - . I I "What's ,the .4�' fter, Joe, stepped i was arranging, gatped, and began to en -in -6rder • enjoy seeing 'their friends during spreading . of Buddhism. ... I � . "An I other - side . ,of Buddhist, competl- ,� , I . . I a . one e really -t e 11 I . ... I 1. ,: r.,,.t,1' --.� What. `Pudding" Means. - �, : _ : . I -719 mix,his.,zermon sheets. 4y.�one,, ter these'ar ' -_ h I . � ' . , I I on a ,wasf.. . -_-.-,� , I I " .'. than at I itt n "tion - .With � C, 14,111-atlAftity - � is- In -- -4he � � r . I . �. , ,�� sur I middle' of the day ther.times. 1. ,-�-,_ :: � I 1�1. �� � 4--1. � I � . ( The ,only perfectly .-coirnposed .,per - things. .-which take time. It is, . . T Bud,dbJ3t,, ,girl, spies comm I ,g . I ,Pudding In its early ,forjo,.wAs mads ' " ' . I., 11 ' . I I. I . .. . -their_ Chvistian -.Sunday ,s6hool I-essons ',a*d A Wealthy- ni= -0 . I . I I 'Co ere apd� see wh at 'It'I'd, 4-a , - � I I 1.4 - . . et ,up - "'�' d ' , I I daughter I've got ---'but I'll show :�,on:- in •� the ,church was Joe -_Mfibn, prism �*too, whit a lot of supplies: Few invalids � care 4o receive'' jmhoals. a, I of 'Minced meat of s6n!Le sort, .. well , ' , . � marching triumphantly Aown the we will unearth which can be used to, friends until t9e .room has been! gospel hymns to memory, heathen Splendidly -equipped high school for. . � , her!" - middle aisle, clad, from head to foot , .cin , freshly aired and set in order for the preachers using Christian sermons. girls in the neighborhood .of one of. far, and stuffed into .sLn intestine, I . I "What io the matter voith you 910 "sews I and then cooked by boiling. The're aro . . ' good purpose in our ..spring' sew.i -1 . 1. . f - I ' in blue calico. He seated himself os- day, the daily bath and- toilet com-' verbatim exc,!pt for ,substitution of our Methodist high schools. It was an I . Joe? Yoii look just like fither now and summer fancy work. ,One re -1 ' words in many early languages mean- -for and took a hymn -book ! •pleted and the doctor!s morning �48it, the name of their god, for that of OPPOS.itloh school, And havin& un- . I -for the land's sake, xi,hat is that?" ' sourceful woman already has laid I I . I I Ing pudding, but it seem3 originally . I I from the rack to be ready for the lover. ;a Neither earl morninil nor � Christ, pagan religions attempting re- lixalted. funds,- . it is now graduating! 1. . I . I It . I , . Joe was holding up the.tiousers. announcement. , � . aside enough' bright materials of , - . . - - _,� to have, come frow soros Word M*eaL- . "Oh my! Oh my! That's the fun- 1 � i " , late ting s along , CF Occidental lines -these -more pupils. I k . . I . . - , I .1 Lutie .looked furtively toward Ed good quality to make knitting bags . evening are favo.ral . be ' visi .! viva] . "In m . any ways, this Ipuddhist school . i ing-a short b0dy 4r Inflated fiklu. . .. I - 11 - I . . " -_ '� � _. __ Stevens, but.be-was not iaughing, and for most of her Ch ___�___.:___. _.� _ � .- - *rq r,oTn e of the cxkWus 'phaves -of the - - -,----,-. � . �--Nobody -knews---w-hat nitt -a -came,- -� -. . i1stmas presents h29-0:41 ---.. .1 -_ �4 * - "Kiat's not all, if you think it's so; her misery - was comforted- by the next Dece e be- . Some visitors.never know when to' life of Japan to -day as told by Somner is excellent, but r tho_u_gfi_f_1_&o�1d_'d_8-_ � from, but It was'.'probablly derived . v . ed* . . I I p1b r. . You see L she . . . . funny," and Joe pointed grimly to' I . go. As a rule, from fifteen minutes R. Vinton, a missionary home on fur- tact in. the faces of the. girls that, it,; . . .. . the shirts. � I quiet sympathy, in his glance. lieve"d in eparedness. . . ' . . . ' I from the word ingg, and we can imag. - ' * , I . I The hyTiin was not a success. On I I _- to half an. hour a sufficiently -long I- . was cot turning out ,the fide type of I , . � . - ough. . . � . . I., . . . . . I . "Six of them! How did they ever' ly it is much better -judgment to dis- I .. omancurious! sae th61 It might hdve been due to •I . i , -be a sport now, an' �ut them on. I Joe Wilson's dominani tenor carried- " . period, for it is far better to. -go' "As'11indulsm Is trying to fight ba6ck w hood we were. A 'de. 4 some similarity.. betwedn Vie Vana card things which have outlived their . � - ,. I ., unbroken ,through the six verses. The, jwhile-the welcorhe lasts. Itthe visi-1. - velopment,.howeVer,*is. that -this school �, Don't let the girls see that you are * tire nque'riffg armies of ChristlanitY,' . � cake and 'the. hand . covering. music, g -ave cover for hysterical out- usefulness than to keep putting them : I .- . ' co i . I . . I . mad. Do 'be a Sport' that's the way , * .1 I I for is wise, she will not allow herself . %lohammedanism Is becoming less and less a Buddhist 1. Fritter ia from'-hir old Yrench word . . I . - bursts.., Joe.-W?.,14 a.__ lar man, and away 'with'the idea" that . May - I . in India and as 'I . - n1% I . . . � . . to queer the joke put them on." But _ - . . I I - entreated to remain longer or to:- _�� ustitution-every veer.-- . --- - , __ I - imposing '-- __ in handy. 'The chances. are that -to- be ent I effi.pjw -a 1.1Md___UsX_W_-A-trte --, I . ,Buddhist,-- digh'bf fried ftb,- ' - 7 � . - _01 . - I .W meaning to dry Or it I rt. the ' strig six feet 'of blue calico, come I prolong her call by the. invalid's plea t� . I' idd(i 'is disappearing. trhaps .some I � . . I .. singing so solemnly, proved too much they will just harbor moths and dust. , that she is "not a lain , I the devotees of the religions of a I e Christian." which comes .directly rroin the Latin I . I Dinner was being put on the table _ ' day the school inay-bete I . I . I - for the deacons- themselves: -- - 46in- ay�ay '' or- do something . - S - . � I .. - I I 1. . I - : ......... __._ . -1 - I -- - when he stamped ',into the kitchen. I . 11 Rnive", are waking up. . And Just as.. . _' �' ''" , I f rictu,&,. the-_P� pakticilAs of.t4 vcar-4 ....... _* � . . . � _agoniz" � . . _�, I I � copies. -western -Indq#trIA1 and., gove.rn- �11 � . . . _. . . -Vollie's .�rhite-face-w he is .proba,bl�' more or .less ,ex-, 1, . � I -1 . em I . - - � . . .. . - - _0- I - .. .-frlgere.�. _: ". 1, - 1� 1 -- -!L* --, - � -_ �=-=X-_.:�,�_---:n� -,�-- -at -her - . ith -� wil -to - � _ - . ____ - I I . I I � Mollie was almost as white . I � I ;1&14n._- vri -th * .;�which .1 - put them . � I ' " , - .. I ' 1. - ' I , - mother, but Lutie's eyes ng appeal to the young- preacher. . I cited -though not able to reAliz1as her, mental life she is -trying to adopt our - LAUGHTER -LOVING PEOPLE.' . ,Waffle comes from wafer and wafer . . . work to the best purpose. . . I . I ' . . I . . I I ' . I 1. � � I I , . . ' . . , "Cone . 6n, pa; two gizzard - He did his best, J)txt it- very - . real feeling until after her.,. guest's � - . - .. - � __1 - �.. - -1 flantly. s � Durink the summer the- fewer pie- I . I I . . . . religious methods; said Mn Vinton. . , - - .. . . e6nieA from the German word wfibe, a . .1 . . i little that his sermon 'was , not in i ' .. e) . - . .- � I I .1 ' . ... I :. . I - . depaTture.. I honeycomb or a, cake of'wa'1. %Origl.' - A I _J ' * .. , , - . , for you to -day. Those little birds ' . -Wres and -pieces of 'bric-a-brac we � . -1 . Revivals,in Pa an Religioni.' . british. 'Literature and Drarna Prove - . I .4- . . . . ./ are the finest ever." � orde-r.----No---ei-.e-hAmrd"it, but from . I ' But more important than. all else . � . I . . - . I . . . time 1 44 ! -time to time a high pressure attempt hive around .the better,, so these art- � ' I .nally*wafers seem to have been hot , I I .. . . . Stop your noise and listen to me!,. in visiting the sick, is the atmosphere ; , "':rhere- Is a Shinto revival .and a the Mirthfulness of scitons. I I I . . ', lf, at central" resulted in. an unintention- ichis 'can all ' be cleaned, wrapped, I . .. I . . I . I I I 1 cakes like modern waffles. The asso� want to know what you mean . the caller �conscioti.,-Iyl or unconscious -1 -Buddhist revival. - The,first ri�nied is �Ve British, despite'an a� ancient fable 1. - I . . I ' '- ! an attempt to substitute patriotism - I . I ciattofi - of the word wafer, with ex- . I I "Goodness, pa, I mean that those, al snort that was immediate) contA. lab&ldd*and laid awa��. Heavy drap- ly ca�rics -�with �er. Conversatiort, f the rest. of the world that we are - . . gidus. Tom Evans, - who' "liked to eries�\can-be takefi do", brushed I .. . i . . . treme thinness is Pf modern -origin. fine broilers are longin -1 'and 1 for religion. It Is a huge experiment o . I I I I . '. g to get be- i diecb" finally got up . and made a I I 'Planner, even the tones of the voice, . stern-faced, - are a laughtev-loving I Origin of ^Sandwich. tween your teeth. Don't keep th.eip �-,_ renovil6d. Lace hangings should be ln'natlonal'ps�'r,hology. If it,succeeds. . . . .. I . � - I—. . I RIP!d exit. - -1. V , - e' dust; *� - ' sante result as a. , 9 I London .Daily. Mail. a ' . . .. . � k have tha!r. . r ' ffect on the invalid.. people say� We Londo . waiting." , , . I , . soaked in * cold' water * until "the - I it filay have the s' Sandwich takes its name from. . . I . . "Lucy .Wjl I ty I � I Never as the benediction "ch- a . Too much sympathy -with the pa -1 I I . The literature and d'rama.of a. coup. I - I I ' I - - so ., - , . . find e 'are__r_emo_va4_:_then .Iuun-- - I j,n'd._--5,nA1ar- plan had -4". ermany-Jap?4. . I .. _ ' -Saiid - . . . - , _-# _ . I Montague, -fourth earl of wi4, in, . I � I - ' : '. . 461 never -_ -, -_ Irelilef, but -It, Was .50MRWOW - aichi vedi . -tient is a niistalm-n kindness . Ary ia alwayt -,a mirror of* itt'dligatictef,- � . . A wviiz to - that name � ' " . - . - I - - . . I . . ' * . , I .. . . i often , p - ii�e- A.. , .1 L" 1792,, who used to have -slices of bread .. . I 1, de6f. - This* Wilf give them. a much -, thay'-Otit..--Pius,sianize�,Priissi, � - ! and every one. hurri6d, out with ex, - . � I I � ,- - an(I dralma.-haver - r -Lucy-, get pa -to- sit do I n os ively harmful. - After ...... a and - 13ritish4iterat u*re i - I , . I I . . -- . , Aunt' -WM I better color than if put auto " I 1 with hain'between sehred IM him whil _ I � I 1. . ore dinner's all spoiled." � . plos.iv'e "Whitevers" and "why in. the , - warm fevV "kindly . enquiries, the- visitor I'M to Buddhism, we have a, proverb: ,-provided somd of the greatest * laugh- I while -.Ale , I I worlds" Punctuating the excitement. water. In fact, many a haiidsome I ho at the gaming tgble so. that he - . "I'll not %;t down until Lute tells . . handsome should- tactfully lead ,the, - converpa- I- in. Burma, where I was burn and lived , era, of all .time. .1, . . .. . , Joe turned to Mollie. "Pag g t6 pair of curtains has been made Stay - - . I - . � . 6�d"not stop playing. To go filrthor - . . - .me what she means by showing no om%ln . tion away* from the patient's- afl-� eighteen years, "The dl Ing. frog gives " . Shakespears, whose surpassing � 11 . I - . 4k the minister to go- h with .and ugly �y . plq�ging them into n I I I . . I back' he derlVed his C more respect for me--ard wasting a ask . � . I monis into other channels. Diversion a last •kick," . .. # P . title from Sand . Her little 4 ail bf'miserable prq- . I .. . . I genius was a distillation of the Bri. � . . lot of good material besides." us . . warm water. I . I valuable "The'Shin sect of Buddidits has two -tjk;li spirit, w -s the g I reatest of all4the i'wlch, a* town In Kent, Englar,d,' the . . I . "I'll 1 "fes kind i' r' �ft � apparently did not reach him. .. - of the .right. k . s real) as I a ,; i * -_ ' I . tell you what I mean. - P , Everything is now in to a sick person as '*a dose . . .. world'i laughers. . . ' V The next moment'he was escorting ' readiness ----- . ,- ---.--- medi. I branches in' Jap -an, '' the Nicht * Ilong- il � u liers. Flelding and ,,name of which was made up of the sick and tired of weariAg nothing but - for the cleahing of each room when -- , ; , -wanji and the Higashi Hongwanji. The ; * � Amglo-Saxon word sand and "wic," ,, I I - .. - blui-talico; - bu I , ke .�� i th!k_gmbarrassed. yQpAg_ man throug4 - tim th1w 1. ' cine. . I " .1 . I -_ � 1. - . . I I , 14tt, fathers. of the ,world's novelists, I , .. . t -you.- seemed- so - a., --- __ W--7fffi _�. ___rV_____. __ - - � - � . . . "tht- giggling crew' UTIUSUA, Aimves, . . , n u -Tid- - -the- progroMe ; were mighty laughers, -Charles Dick- t m,eft1ilV9�tQWft sandy'town. *99 ft- h-�fiot *elarly?e visitor should carry cheerf 11 moul X�gwanil It * about it that we decided to, lot Jr.you', I.,teness Joe, assisted the I so tiresome a task to, do this when . I I Fricassee has usually' been deri'v'ed ' I have ,.a chance to enjoy It. What's' PO le news and avoid all that may be de. , denomination which is zonducting the , ens, although so intimately, cblloquial. - I into the car. "Rollie, you can !'there are "ho small things 'hand I froin the Lat'n word frigere' to try, I the matter with It,- anyway? I L sit in pressing. One's own personal * worr I revival movement . The, movement I v I ybody?s - lap you want - to, ma .can , and no accessory cupboards or draw- ries- - I ly, and almost insularly.- a Hfitish through the ;;"rench frier, but it is thought you'd -be -Vleas6id with - ,Tl, " . .. . � 1 ries and trials f-hould be left outside., has. -haa an .unhappy history. Larlrge I author, sent ripples of. laughter round- I . come in fr,,Qnt--with me." , I ers.to clean. I . I thought.,more probable_nQ�W that it Is . those nice, new d1hirtp. Come, Aunt'. Entettaining news items, deserip-! funds were collected and these were I the world. in translations' Into ;other . . , I Oi sittempts to make the j 3 -el 'i I I .1 I I ucy, I know re about starved."� "But Joe I o a beginning the remainder of I- I b� some , insiders I tongues that will, raise , �Iaughter , derived froin the -French. tracasser, . I I tions of the latest' book read: and let -',used secretly of -the insid ... I. - She rilgnallelouto Mollie and both r n 'd. However, he. the cleaning, have . everything . in I � �. . I '.tongues . � - meanimig to break into.. pt"eA,_or. Jife . ' I . . I . . had shown himself game, felt - that he I - . 1. 1. I era from absent friends will all be, for, speculation on' ,the Tokio Stock .1 smolig Zoneiatlons ,yet. -unborn, -- :-. t - � . - . .1 quickly began to vl-&-p off what the�, readiness -i os, c'ham I I Exchange. The result . was -a huge J We'-Jiave had . .; Latin fricare, to rub; In French the . ; had "got even" and now he was .- . ' Of . Interest to the lonely shut"44L . I 01 to eat laugh. I fairly dazed Joe supposed to be'their, I furnituzo', polish, stospladders, ' 'The caller Eliould' dress attractive-' scandal. The Japanese newspapers 9, .our gr " word Is used toAndicate any meat willing to prove, his fairness.. As O's I � Ing ,poets who laughed. at I " ' 8 I . i fried in a pan, but the English mean - dresses. Aunt Lucy clapped her, Is, rubber gloves- and cleaner . D36 ly. Offly those who have ' lovers laugh, liappily and daintily; I . . . 1 dinner was amounced he stepped out Pai experienced' printed Indignant articles and the' hands. "Do look, bmther; don't they, - . ally robs I I , 1. look vice? 1 haven't'had a chance, of the bedioem dressed' in his usual; housecleaning systematically muc% illness, realize what a positive government" finally took over %upeir- : Byron, ,who- laughed iatirically; , Ing Is a -dish made frorn cutting chick - look . 10 Aell you. girls I how .'- -pretty your; I _h1l -,-- -'IF- - - __ -6 - ___�_._i I __ ..---...-, . ____!___ - I . . . i-er7s •charming ioilir!vJsion of the. . .budgeL This Buddhist I Burns, finest laugher ort them all. -who ,en _ I- - Sunday garb. Turnip to the 'reach- •I Jt Of. its terr.or.s -and -makes it much, .1 . 9. rabbits, and other small -an Ania Is � aifi6d, ICY �, I . -exp P . . et may be - nor with what delight- the " budget last year' was about $110,000,- ' into Pieces , bungalow aprons are; but I thought'er, e . '`You see, .e girls t less tire!!onie. and disagreeab'e. laughed broadly,- generously and hu. � and cook.Ing. them In a fry. . I . I according .to I I , Ing or other pan with a gr4vy. I you. were wearing them for dresses) to fix The up accord tired eyes take in every bright 0, of which ",50-0,006 was.credited I manly, and from a heart *hose 'laugh -.1 � -some people do, you know. I never their own notions; and I tried to show . I . li I , - 00 flongwanji. . . P Molasses comes through.many me. - . . I I I them 11� . appreciatioff ; but I'm ' free, D , ras 11ni"'Di,shwa ter. I tail. You must remember that; to the I . I ter rose more ,mellow from the deeps ' I I I . . - _1� , dreamed you were all dressed p I _ . I is episode to the what - "The NI'lchl -lion& wani.l.,is dstablish- t'of sotrow, like the laugh -of th "ditims- froin the Latin mel!aceus, mean.- . - I. - . __ __: -'I - - 1. '_ - .. .... 11, lt.� . � _ Be isea��_ oe "a 11 � - . . . I- I � __ i I -e, &S , . I/ - - ILU. �lje wauldn1 -.4"# fee __ . .. - . � . .. merg_Ly S_ 6 people. � calico J :i� & " � , , - - . ig Sunday thiou'ghdbt Japan. -, * . - - . I , i � - � J I -` u*&rrre&thf--TeH the girls poo- ffift"e An- , , S _ I i Ing,1honey Ilk e s derfvpd fron ft , o as a steady diet. 'Say, Lut careful how h your is an event to the tient. - in our streets to -da *. i they look, Joe." . . e, I I y . K - "Let's eat," was the. only com- believe ,your -ma would like one of if you want -to avoid typhoid! Ju.qt what to take a s�icic frieni it has a' big church and Sunday - mel, honey. �_� � I those white dresses. Can't you fix fever' other serious diseases. schools in the Haitallan Islands, -and. � . I :Mushrooms get their name from* the . .. ment they could get Wm to make at ' I I ma -y be a prob!em. - Flow&z, fruits, I . .. . that moment, b hez-.up -some---way? The blue colic Investigation made ftTNV!dTiT. a-ff and je',Ii*ff' are *custofflgry *0 -visited - 0 , but Aunt Lucy chaitter- I tb. If I -was surtwiried. to see Whalt I -visited . ..v •I same source as moss. . I - id on. . will To for them -what do,.'you call epidemic of ti�hold' fever showed your that the veburch building'.bore a cer- .- 1. , .11.uslard was a corruption of a mid- e, I '#m-bungle-o-japrons!" . � friend .is supplied withN�cse� it � . . . die-Engligh word hieuning a pie or . A * tain typ& . . "What a good idea to trim them ' . that each dinner plate as it leaves � 4 book or magazine, of chrysanthemum i� its A- . . is ARifitie.3, a new bo' ..;,' An - . I . - .--% . L * . � (The End.) . - . . with white braid -and tie cover you .. . I the table in t).e or(linary household: -as; coration' which in Japan can mean .;v ,- z . tart and was allied to the modern I - . - - 11 Will be., even, more appreciteed , I .10 . .: . I A- - 0 1 . I . ,- . .A__ I .. . I ; alt up so you can wear anything; you . � . . harborg from 30,009, to 90-000 bac- bringing a fresh element into t only that -the enterprise using It ed- 7-..;:, 5 French word croustade of the; saiiie , , ' the I I �t-_ ! I please under them. What did you E1.F1PHANT* LICENSE NE*EDEE1 W84.4--thege were harmlesq!sick room. , •' - - I i joys Imperial patronaup. ' '. . meaning. All these -words (�xnia froin � I -- . I use f© - __ . I , . I- teria.' . wi * 4 for I . . .those white skirts-, Lutie?" � . , I bacteria; still; "if .the plate were such Any little nov6l,ty. that helps to &_� : the 1.4tin crusta, meaning crust: . I . , - ; . A,Buddhist Sunday School. -- . 0 4 . . o%t, .Indian head for the skirts. f n Order to Wild Animals in I fertile round for barmles i bacteria, 1 bre<<k -daily monotony. will.,pr6 'e I .4 ' Salad literally meant; saltod� and Is . . , " I. , . - . .. . . I V . ay school i I . I . It took only three lengths for the I . I ground ak the . I visited a Buddhist Sunday W .. . It I . . . . . Id 4: a direct descendant of the Latin word new pvkttern,- and it' .easy to' make. 1. . In . . . - The u96 of salad to, � " - South Africa.,- - - ' - #- ract'! ve, . . * I . - - . it would malce.a ricki-culture for dah . Japan With &r missionary friend an . C I . I . The waists are nvadl?of lawn and we If, you 'should.ever wand'er throu. gerous diiease germs. . . .1 . - 4P - -.~ 1% . was cordially received. The Buddhists sal, or salt" hican * . I crocheted the lace. Now you know . . 9�N I Next a long series •of exper',mnnts � 4G L -t ' the greens from which or on which a 'A f rica. . AM ' n1- were . [". '. M . BRITISH CRUISER - -us all. over the build- 40 SAY the " : . , , . ,� - corne-siqoss a wild a' I " n, to learri how many. I I I . . � ..engerly. showed 8&1ad mixture is placed Is one ofonly, Ake it. for granted that -Ing, and "then they begun to ask us , __ . , Mal, do- not t carried o' �.- . , the worst, and can see for yourselves . were c I , can -3 d6irgman recent origin. The Italian Insplata - . I whether ydu like it or not. bacteria were left . on these plates' .. I . I a; you I want to know ,is bow you you may capture it.. Quite aside _from 1 ; Powerful Warship Nwiv i ' a Cotirge of!about American Sunday school me'th- *. 11 and the Spanish salads, meaning salad ' . I .. x -r- they- had-_ be.n. washed. •. I oily - I— ,I- .. . A 1,zny, objecttanv-whicU -the aWlmm mW- - -th. ' .. -, ods- m y 4aU!Oozary - f r�aul gaye_,the - - - . I . . �7 _1� - 4449�4 _d�_ - - - paitt for all. that stuff.." J'oe--showed- _ ' . - �--_jCAMMM"iG;l i.;; 900_� . n ( ang e,avemge dinner plate. when, L f ' th yse 'I '' ii ---' WATj ... iiiniN i ' . 0 I I no Pigns, of relenting. I . I offer, you may be trespassing upon i , Dct.ails of the biggest -Ain"d most- informati6n desired freHy. lie told I salted. _. � . .. I . I . "Uh, Ed. Steven.g was perfectly the big game preserves of the World , washed in ,lukewarm water and dried I - - me later be did this be(%Ause .be was I Tomato Is ti word -V Mexican der!- - . I •, . I . . without rinsing, ,%Vas found to have powerful warship which is being ' . I . . I I will`ng to chsr�e them. Joe, hit hi4,1 Zoolo'gical. *Traffinit' C . . d(Aerinined to bring tlie:i � . �nmpnny. This . I Ir a Buddhist � . I I .4 . - I r) . its Rurfare 2.50,0100 bacteria, or built, on the Clyde for ,the British 45 -IA -:6J . ; vatkon - front tomato, tli(� native-narno . I lips -but waited for hf�r t" continue:' vompqqy, has' capturing right,;, over "J" leaders th0niscIvP4 to Chri3t,-knowing -for the vegetable. The . - . - . d'He said your credit -wapt ge)041---and- r)r) f)00 African irreg, (i,r eighty-seven' - - - almost five-flinvi its many cti it hafl - navy can ' now be.told. �The-ahlp 'S,j what a grqat - victory- t -hat would 1)(�.' . - . . In country , I � ?., (;Med, ,. ' Origin of the tomato was Alia -10V19 I s cozni . ,."Ly's hood, whose db�.%` you can take it out of what, i n P,, Square Mile!r!.' - 11 i� .. ; , . .- ,when brought .qoi!.,d from the � I f i It' At,' 1 1 l3tk+air 1IieA.I)u,ddhIst.,; du not alw.4ys , �.. I .. �_.-�,_ . . . . - the � I I !.need the ;-eprc.-!,-nL,nt1ves '. or ,e I . lr�K and 110� 'table! ' I g,ot th1f6rinal.1611 In this opip,n. . to us for washing and iron, V., Irna I . apple." --- I - taking care of the 4c.h1,ktfn- and mak- I ny �&d',:ma'�:, arA.%,,J1at 4 kind, tai,)(; I � .. ... . -- ,'-mow : , atemu nt. mrty. ,seem amazing 'M!Q� 'New4 leafti on ofticial - Jalpano.;o I . I. . !ng the b,ittkr in(T-'f . Cif animals does sw-h a tnact contain.?* I . This, st. I way. or lu.Manco. a.'y6ung I 0- -i ( I . . nutho . '. � . r � and--bec-ame .... f ORIGIN_ 01, -;_%_Vy. OLVE I - . . I . . .. .. 'I.-VIIII; 1at- gity, %vi!l be ") knots, And TsIon I 11 ' .------, I . - - earning , and - _iMPO".ibi-e tfr givt! -,?ry .defillj - 1 r4pr ,ht ------- 1. - 'A� ----- -_ - -_ "_ 9-44 Coav' 11 I I - -4�And - b6-tk7J4-___-- I ft is . t (! ad a liti.le thoug .. -� _ - - your; IT-_ in(--l-a-�d d,jr-r" her ._.�__._.___ f ___._______ I _� I I I keep,"', concluded Aunt Luv3f, `Lute fi7iirc, for offv1s),; Jib at * Lakinjv, a WL111 Shf,w that il. 1^1+ logl',!�al, and the,' %hich 'PIV . I j, i I -, ......... d__ . � ----.-,- -1 : I I r I - wild'',�h` ' I " .") I I IRN 'Jint:,% '�i .F. _ -, I I r (10"'r Traccd I,',,,1%- to the. Scamevi of is, right id)out it,'Joe; 'th("re's ' result wittit til;,14,ht have lye'on exT)(.(.t- tri . to.2.5) I ., .. . ' .tion shy . I 1� )ir) r(!a A 11yri.t Ninsu.i, T,ut av("r(ling' to ' P0,41il., Of tit"; �,e'..U! 1�4hcr',(, li-ivv I . F my =_ZXV_mE23aMff!W .-L3z=&&Zzaa=-.����. -!'11'*'1; ('::"L4nrFs ,rime. . . y 1�rl.s . F h r) u! d 11, t looli nice jult, . .* . ed. Vhat are, the necessities for , . I . . .'Vlr. •.Psrflari, the tnawtxink directur, r. - . . . I . - , - u �� (I 0 1 . -- ,f . . . I 'I vc. 40 -I i r" . . . .� ., . 1) " P, ., I . , .%hoAF, a hatCe . ., i becau,�( 11.ke cm- f -! ni arid if, (,f f4#.. ' Z()414��, I " apid 1w-torial pr. .-W,rinth V" V% . a 1, - , 't � I . 9 thn''h . , . ) i ,-.. �'. _ .! , ru V -I I - - :1�1,4io,ou'mx s i prqniinvuL in ti -.9, . ,�,:L I , .. . - . . od-! wkir " ( '. 1) _ 1 ("41 .1. I . - - their � a - I - I ) () ,("i . i - ' . , . - _ i . "I I o ga dam,. pr 1,.; +, r %, e )1.0.,6n ahout a . . on4y One I.r(,Ut 'le.;S_ til 1*' *` n' "` K . I 1iZ) 11-" % Par-l"S . . . i. r-;fT)P#--'rrr - 7 � -11nn�4,4)( ,I f( d. tA-nd,,�h:� ,I b- , -t I hr r , - v,, ft. T�f , I," fM f (- e f. .Ifthp, 1P g( 1i - I ,, 0 M I 11� Py U 4""' rIQ -A)f n1,11)().si .111. V .(I,O.. .. � L , ( " ive to thos6 baet('-ria whvh .%hp - Ill - , ��., 1* e. - V �Ikl:!oll �?'m I :-_r,,,,, � , .1 �.he Afluituria..L niarines -i-, *4nfI JF,i"� 'I, f, �.,.;.,_ , , '' 1 74(.1 wi f v ;r I . 4-th w . , . I . . I I I I - I 'e-4 '' ' I �, I _ . I cunt orlg:n. VL'get"n.11. ill hi,', fifth . I I 4)e was o fairly le man,,,., 0 r, . i 'of ro:,.-, ;, v I , �:, - ;I Lttp - - poll, _+ - a 44A of--thnn r,dish-p4t--in lukn- the 1�xg,.,-; of the Ilii.,'sh l';mrs ,!, i , I . I . . r . . __ _rm!�,�naljl , )r.ft,L+ , h 1�,tq, . , , Th , I'milu"It's.h.11ow all the fillu poiUt3.,about C1J.1:i1g, and I r' . anil w4i�* digesting. a few W.ngs hp- " . it ' witrill (li,.h %�Valflcr-"? %V,-.trt(,th '.,in,,l .I)( -,)t1 is ey.i. 1,(A to 1,�� in c6niMi-sio,-, . . I . I ok on ,vw ni','.�Iar% affair.-, of the . Aide the very .delicious dinner bi,, ' 'op-, (1.%'nd and wat,,rl,u, ',i, 1,(-,,dtJ('-.9 q I . . I.- I � dyv!ag. . I . I- I Itanians., tracs Ithl- `n . . L I . . Nod! ..-4` . w;t1l;r4 iil�, ill 1Y.A.. I I . . e,r i P,, A of this I . . daughters had prepkted, .� hut those, �rowfln (.)f smaller rroaturei. . � I . . r S'nce •- 6e ,keel vias Avid downj. . I I . . ..Voljor to -the Veneti, an an,%."Ien I t peo. Thousandm of housewivei i�rg ,till L XVP kan e-lenti or dye aiLythi'ng from a filmy georgette I '.. -o trouAor% were not so PaR_ .; Orders &r' theFe animals ' -man . I r ' - 11, , . ,blue calico y 1. I *Jfr "'I"Ji innovations in,!, I plie dwelling ;iear the mart of B' I - . 4- i4i water. n,;,11(1tjP.r,sev-,e1al striking ,jnnov L , , 16- * _,!J - - L #WS1lOWVtJ' gtt- eVeft .--;f. •it_ -!from AMvr*e'a_---9rP't4tirn in r in - -"hime 9� � hl to heavy dr9perlei or rnX9. Every article Is given ' . . ' I , I _�K _:__._A0!!_ - I e, j, I . . stoaft, __ ' L. . -_ ___- 1. .1, - . )e'v"".6iA-1jel�r their );`wds I . .. __7 __W1 .. I& . . . " il�. fff4'".1 sl.,1111,16!diyl-� ►havo hf-on Mad . : cay, and wpll -rer",d in-retitnan-;tyip., -1. -1-7 -.-,-,. . .�ily. �-u4you want tir kvv P a FPt:-r4.WJ :'4,:i" t1 laj . r% r _ . . . __,;�:1- . __.__.. a leg2", - - I I I . -11 . (" rVaLu-nd expert attpntlon vnd satisfaction is guar'antee4. 10 **--'L- _ � � ____ - - - Z11 t1_V - - . -0y'ac; the result (& the N.141.461)8 Tt_*_a.-; customary ,Among 11,em . . . ere xva,§ !�oni epee, L JR not ,htjt enougli to kill barteria; in c1lic I I � " . I . I . I 1% " etbing in her 'fa - ,'1)ufTa!o,'y(*)u* had better write* at oh . . -ts dijrinK Scnd your failed or clothing or housp%old' �Oodq to paint llieir •out.going Fhil).q' hS Well a.11 ther'i manner the next few days that . , f fact, it e tier) u ru'sre.i ,them. I I .1 : I learned by expei , 108, and, I I I . 't they' will alt.bi� I)Oqkeik Arrarixo,'_ �� I . - -1 (. I * with a blue co!or;. � these have necessitated st',Leratiom., the masts and - . did not p'ut Lutie altogether at lior �"' menti are now lo-ing 4hade for the "So they. inititip!y and , inrrea_%#,, . , . I ,4ail:4 . ease• but nothing more,was said. M . that afire taken r -lit of If' the ship,.R internal airrmigement., I also their soldiers and sai!or.!? worn I brea�fngt Sunday'morning lie an ':Opture of aA many; , them n.,j w;,,,,,,n,l i1e dj.sheM ' i , ; I , I !,',ue unifei ' . I i I - -m r1v(! tinlj�, She %vill be, mine acrd to rpedo -Proof, � im .1 . I , t "I'm going Ito !,tart for 1) � + d this ., wa�ter have on thr .j I -, _T% ' A roor "" �i . PrMit th(`M.qL-!VP3 't,i be raptur;. . . PARKER'5 to s,authi)' , the );stir, i r, I nounred, - , a, many 7,erms. a- they :had mrbeu, 4�'ul ,.her hu I t. b+ i rig su rr(j-m+dW- by a " 61,is ! ; , . dieng r - ,or do, tiot �r,o' out there yors!elf � � '. + I -_ _.. , eh'arch ahoijt, fifteen minutes, 1w1y. 11, I � -, I . . . � I ter," -or+. oute -usf , all!] there will' .. word .., Venetu!,.V wh,i6.. wait both the Yo better 1;6tt(;r bU'-4�je a, tittle. - %I n 01) in t�o It.. I 1. t:t . t ( iion, I . .1. -_ I - 10 .4. t_ .tlibiit Tpormimiidl - ,gh '41 a anter - This iwirce of dallaer va"n_ be elim- I be steel-armlyred walls inside tbo ver- Wa v6,111 rmake them like ne-s again. ;iarne of Alln cr.'-,r wul lh'A of the I "What on earth. wonhred hi -t rninui a permit to kill a will ele.' . wife., but it W'ax'seldoiri Joe'!, way to' inated friorn the household by thetuse fto!, which vvill he pan additional r-,kre- , people, points to itrt orizin. lir oai . e -I . I phant Rn, he will bavo-. the Zoologiral I Our'tharge:i are reasonable and we pay ' I I I explain himself, ma sbe a%ked no (ItteA-1 of hotter �Jish water 'and the learoful, guard. � , I . ex- I the veneti the custom wa,R adopted - . . Company (lown upon him, whereas a . I .�_ -----*- - I . . pocittil charges one way. A post I by the'ltoinivin. 'Fhj- the -on ' of tions. hater, Ss she climbed %,eari1y1r,t1,i eimphant nepAs tit) perm;t 'to kill rifising fir ;IiAes in bofling Afater. - I into the car, he noticed how shabby I It is not enolIA t'hut Y611r, dixher4 A heavy fail of mnow in AlWati I Card will bring our booklet of household tlompei'us, after defeating . Caes-ir's . ,e4 in liv dreary v f a hunter; I I , I .(. �! V I I . 0.,4, t, h t ;,. f4uggeWons ih,,t sRvs, money. Write for it. ---fleet N. a nRvr.l battle, wer-ro fhe navy I 0e - - e!opn. .Thi only way ,to will add to the limited molvtu - . i � 0--M-6-�_,*- - - - --4 . merely 1(,aL I d tuf* I . ... and the ,ante hLMe.,the its I , I I bVve at,�rile d'i - phe$ is to 'use -*)oiling, the - soil, and has thus relit,ved anx�*- I W . . b'.ue, although entitled to the pijrple. . ..__----6hAUP 4P w44" W , & 1"Oh - --- - - e�Mfff i(inditionf., I I .. I . . ." , . _ All ,ko a I., lilava. i tiawe -pope; .. (as , .n -4-t -- .rw I ,- - -- -- -6K*_.,..Ir, .In'! 17.7,11, _VA4t e,�, I - -,M- L__ - ,==*- - _�_14 , Tr T -n R- I �%,. a U - I PT14- . V - . - __f#Ac1K44i , 11.iewife 11 4 _ 'S RVE WOR&S, Limited . 6rou hie, d. .111st +)erofii, 04 i ng t&mp ebinineypt anti'mirtors. But tl!e tio (Mt [1,C. lief a' man give- &O his t1mol "RKER F" 'J'hi�re is much.jess f ow. the church, Lutie, with it littlim flooh, . l P11 . late 01k, . . likely to he feed a^ told her father that F.A Stevens Was I We not,only nee,' to dovelop a Kood'f.vcry prtt-aiil;orj to 1144ve fl�,an di,qhefq it) selling grorpries if he winm there- Cleaners and Dyers I flavors in milk if feedii,g is not (tons coming bnme with thein for dinner. working strAmr0i nn,,,a calf,. Lut a on which to ,.tf-ya her rwpabq, .There by mf%awi of vs inning love and R . I at milking time. 0 . 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