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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1919-05-15, Page 6r .. . ` i y , . • I . . , - .. \ 1 P � i , .S I - • ,. I I . I . . . . . . f . -:::�----�� 0 , _ - -- -' ----.. .. �`•. - - - `-----'- -- ---- - -. .__.. --- --- - -- --- -- -�_-- . - -- - ----._ �..- -.r _. _ - - - . [ - -V -.1 I - 1. , I . 1� , .1 -- . "' trutu��1l of my age would be eE'iuRlly �� Q TO DO NtEEQL"PrW'+011'!C I J� - ..j", - PIrY in doing the sainoi tblrrg end 1 a 'LOW I .1 . 'ays S__ t : geld Pray.Work at tsolne- "w .•.•.-I ....rar - 9s�,.a's_? PRINCE 18 A (300D LANDLORD. "ta`IIt1 SaioT.i Ft�dBTtr�Is%OIR.91a u. ,., -.�0-0111-�. F GOOD HOPE_ O i , . m�`t Heir to Throne interests Himself in Colle>te a: et . 4 be ell on the Safe Side , _ _ fAe rr, - i'r'ate... . . • ~�� _��� -1 -� Anticipating the Break. - I � - i Duchy of Cornwall (Tenants. p o ALL -RAIL HUU rE POSSIBLE L'�i1.� �►'` _ __ i �i%hen btu�►ing 'Tea, insist on getting '�'r Pat and Mike were workirlr• on a ,/ Since his return to London the THE Nl+:AR 1•'U'I'l�ltl i • r ,, ''i , ;,jt Pritace of Wales has displayed the new building. Pat w:as laying bricks "' :A~ d R WnterestIli and IN, �v:is carrying the hod. :Mike ' ~ v f don tenant son the Duchy of Cornwall had just cools up td the fourth flour ; Tu tnel, Under the Eiiglsh Channel 'j'hings Worth 1Vhile- until stiff, thg cheese and gelatin' estate. He has expressed his inters- "viteu the dinner whistle blew. !'.is ,und Ita,giorus Would Pave li ay ' lunch wits on the ground. •Ima I have been thinking a great (teal dissolved in hot water and cuole li tion to tt•ecoule acquainted with them For Alarvellouel ltgilroad- "t hate tall wakk down atter ft, he 4 lately about things really worth Pour into individual molds, and I all,,, and, following a visit to them re I • . while. Ever since the yours mother'when set serve with mayonnaisei cently he, "accompanied by Princess said. By tlic time that ti•aips are run- . wrote and asked the help of some -dressing. "Take hold of this rope, said I at g � dress,in Mary, spent another- afternoon with � :sills -under .thee British ('Ita'iirieJ, run- . , 1 6 old readers in lannin her work so' Cheese Patties. -Scald one cup them at the Old Tenants' Hostel. "and I'll let you down. pectin • Luodon with ' Paris -which P.� g , ' Pat let hilt down half way and then -. _ u rtel" Qf .� Centu O� as to get everything'dore, I've been milk, add one-half cup grated' cheese, The Prince remained a long time ought to be •%.anal, half dozen years The 'Tea with a Q a � let go, of the xuae, Mike_ landed ill >t � -. _-- specu!ating on l=ow m:zny of us really ' one beaten egg, and a little salt and -with Each tenant, all of whom had had frim nosy-thr�1�. i• liI:el tit' be a jJniflYa11CC1 �u�12C SerVZC(ze 667m plan to do the -host important things. hopper. � Put over fire, and stirr• until• relations serving lilt the forces, ane iu- ti�Q.rliar, _bed unt x�il:ch Z>1ui't, Litt ter ,, ,y ribly angry. tunnel beh-c-itir the i3osflartts. . • Ithe mixture i4 smooth .and thick. Re- quired particular) into tlle,ir ex- 1 .,•. , . , Of course, none of u� ever get - Y ith the,c h% info __._ __� _ _ - • ------------1----------.I n table -I peri©nc s.. One of the teuwnt r.•ith Nand why di3 ye let go of the r.o:e. fk l,�r .sirens. , �! .. everything done, whether we are, move from fire, and aid o e q , s., pli ilea, it-'�-11111 ,� =ply .11"4c:ticable demanded. • Iiou a ee er f clerks. i spoon butter. bloistea slices of whom lie chatted is se.id to be the old. .he,, zk •' to ._,e t.;li,'i�h -' I 1 -.rail _xoute frons • . t _... ,,_-__ -M---..,.__. _. - ... _ . n - ..,._-__-- .--_._._. ._.�__�_ _ k P s _or arxners, or 1 I thought --it _wRs _gQLRg.. ils ba e> r - r One woman tells me sire never sees bread in milk, •cover with the prepay- est living clown ill England ; though. i u ot` Gooil ,IIo re, �' said Pat, "and I had presence of mind i London to the (. p 1 1. a day that she.'d`oesn't lan to do just, ed cheese,' a>;.d bake ins a quick oven •?9 years of age, he appeared .at D;,ury ., rwihinl; c•le.'r across k:sirape anti, tile., I , _. � enough t -o lata ga: , , � � - 4 Crooked four times as much as any one per-' for ten minutes. Lane Theatre this year. •.� _ wdhol.e, lt:ls ;tl of Af ri.•:1.'t`eril Rhodes s- Housc I 'Important I_ «.. ,r.,.! . -In aLittl'c:­ soncould : -a and._while that .seems' .-_•Chce�e Fingers.—Beat -ors.-Beat Lo a� stiff T.p t schemes_ -.. the develop, - Ca to _L'sir.o." circ.t:m may. th (' `1'`" .. , rfroth two a 'whites ancT fold .in went of the PucYy- estates• ails under "Who' would succeed 'in tile tvocTd T I like rather pretentious plarinin ;, ,. ag x I outdone illy .act onzpl•Irlicd fact. ,+, BY DORO HY lJt3:� V E.LL +vAl1IdOU 41. many of us never •see a da that we''`I ibhtly a scant. sup grated ehees.e. consider4"i, and .will 'be carried out should be wise in the us+fr^ of his pro __- y SU"gesticitr , :lrus. 1',eerl made of r3i ._. I - -- -r , when a return to: norival conditions nouns Utter the You t%arcnt• tiin'e3 E ► - - could. t find at least four -times as Se'ason to tas.e with salt and a dash Y =t .• �tr11 of Gib- -- tunnel bc.icath the . much work waiting for us as we I of .red pepper. Spread lightly on Permits• Tics housing scheme upon the where you .once utter the L'.'-,Iolltt raItar• but ' it oughf� Ao be obvious I . 1' RT II U3 out of her next bridge. party. ever get done. I have been wonder. i long narrow crackers, and brown ins London property of the Duchy; which Hay. ~- --• ---•--- - hht rckl a _-I- Is`nie,. � . - molt'. n t g _ i _ .'li 1e 'extre Netherbrook is gal g to nd the ins about that feature of it the the oven., These are very dainty' was interrupted by the war, will be LL "Hon! You'll never guess, what's i1,,,woroA expensive, tiro ild have no campeisR�' - -_ -- !" Brents worth cultivating no Bi11y.1 amount of work we see and our state served hot or cold. _ `resumed, and in the meantime many EAGLE STYLE ins =slue. its :ority :important uceft l - happened. „of the larger I . - he clutched 1' wi + frau wait and see: of mind concerning it. Dont some Cheese Relish. -Take one package' g' houses are being coo I 4,I�c�ss. ��ou_1j.:.Lc•,t t•�xr�e(L I'ran.:e With . a- S itis ed hi; coat laps - I vee ted into tone opts, : I iI husband azed"at her. Coul'clt�' of " tta conscientious housekee ors Gee • of cream cheese, mash it with a fork r4 • - _-.-- - . fingers sudde>>i rrowrr cold. � � I � ,,�} , � tiers•.. Afr.i�•L . pi,x!tti, tu�is, an�I,._ t� ae- . y b :\off g i P In Cornwall the natural resources it be that Alicia underneath all her• too much , Ise t that what tires us . ; and mix with whi ed cream, mak- not Maggie?" _ -- I � � � PP � of the Duchy estate are to be ex � ' � � compTi�Ii this, sh+� 1.'c}old lie obliged• "Yep,. Maggie!" Billy 'nodded. `'It's ;sweetness and gentleness was al- Honestly., is ,it the quantity of work ins it to the consistency to be rolled and develo a plored l -f(1 to pass- through- 4pahish terr•i,toi y. W_ _�_..__ +� t f most a -a snob? He cleared his you have done .that keeps you toss -,i in balls. Make into rounds, then developed."" A diamond drill is` to �. I Qn _the .other hind the Bosporus •.rt,... } .a .sure.tbin, •th-s .rme, Allie. David - I I be set i - I . • _ , • �., 5 + 8 I 'I....1i rem.,.iGiratc than a smile' Ing abou�t`� nights, or the worryinb,l roll the,, halls into + nely chopped t P in.co lnwc tion ti ith :tile I \ � song head of the 11 -,at -o -fl, 'Vlutur ... .. +' ( I I n Serve with salad.. frA[il It111ies, arid, where mineral re t'a'ut(• .,Vld ci�i;o tit rt;,y .uf ..,,c�ur.v �. ,,�. C Acle Cam n , °sent for me""�tliis-unv.11lingly began, to tug• at Isis Lips. ; o� e. lanai 5.�u should have done, and uts.: tangle ;gid l alc�tinr, I-Lunnin • _ at alt Y l Y I sources are found, 'full investtgatron l ' " " ,, g • • `•. afternoon. Of course there are a lot It was not a nice jolly sort, of a didn't do? Doesn't it tire you more, ....• ' Write to -des► for nor bid' rpoints through thickly, populated re- „ 1 will be made to ascertain whether by of formalities -he's of to put rt up smile and it was not becoming to to think about what you should do, Step -Saving Hints. the lication of mo I I F P -E F. C ATA L O C V E .gions, mal ing'•Jerusalem . an import g I Bill at all• than actually to do the regular day's pp derll scientific shaming our fiill lines of �lcy_les for >�lea ant junction and traffw eexitre, and a to the boa d of directors, but if 'hes «y For years I worked in a large kit -i methods they can be worked with aadwomen,BoysandGirl3, for it -and,• he is -pit's as good as ' Wonder how that bun h of four- tasks. thence atrikirt Caere' with a jump then -in a kitchen which was even profit. The oyster fisheries;' near Fat- MOTOR CYCLES „ done. We're rich, Alicia, rich! What' flusher; on the eight -ten vt-ill take Aren't housekeepers as a rule I over the Suez (anal. ., larger than our dining room. It ,.was i mouth, revived during the war, having MOTGR A'TTQCHMENTIg_, I ;. o . i do you know about that, sweet-: it ?' the chuckled, always bragging especially if the e are children', used for almost everything -as a proved very successful, are to be winch Tires, Coaster Brakes, «•t►eels, h,ncr Tube, Eighteen Utiles Acr(is s Bosporus. , heart ?» ..bout their jobs -they make mel troubled with the overwork habit . t I meeting place far the men who were , extended. On the land a co-partner- �'uia'n prt� t B ycl�sSaYouec:1 �ti • The Bosporus .might be, called a Breathlessly, the - stared' at each I 'tired Act as if a fellow with a Don't they spend too much tame at I for heir, meals a well as ship scheme is to be tried the workers our supplies from us at wholesale prices. 1 natural 'canal luckily fashioried .' b. S Waiting o f s y pp Y Y other. Alicia found her vo:ee fust., Patch -on his -shoes hadn't any right hard labor not enough at play? n the large farms being given a fixed _ geolofiic forces _in stch a way as to _ . for --at laundry. -T. W. BOYDI &,SON, "Rich? Do ou mean rich enough to an opinion on the European" situs- No one knows better than I that you � . y g When we had saved u enough to wage and a share of the profits, while . .. Street Wo82, lblontsetd, n�n.e�t the Sea of Marmora with the {.' ton. _ t�-.•� ,�-Via.ybe they wont eat vitt of could work every hour of the twenty- fix over our house, I determined that for those who a �p - ?"black mea: Jt 00li-,iT)I- (-`represents ""�"�`V — p g P E7 Notre m 1h'and now., oh no! four and still not et ever hm prefrvr to be more rode -_ "To pay for the house! No scrimp._ Y " g g I I would have the kitchen the way II pendent small holdin s are to be es- Gk4i',;J�N�I{i111u"1114ai�gi9i��ltlr,xldllliQla I. done. But on the other hand, haven't Y g -, an ancient `'fault line" i/ri the. earth', � '' Could 1t be, Alicia wondered, In a ....,H� " 'crust, where � ,.. ,....,• -. "'. .•,.,'F.., ins and sl'av^ins for six years more. wanted it, It would be my wor:.- tablished. �° i„ - - disma-- that Bill big, dear, gao•d- you found when you did plan to get ' isle was broken off , ,., We can own it to -morrow. 3, + she and not a lace to do general t It iia .proposed to lent trees on the p p p '_ from .E•urope. irieidentally to some big .i , With common imptilse they turned + natured 1b boy Billy was really such a, a little play spell that= fou worked chores. ' I decided: to adopt the effi- eastern side of Dartmoor upon+ about • terrestrial 1 disturbance I- ,, . all the better for ,t - You could � � apse. .ter e a b IL I �.0 ♦ut�K al � ie i:uorn, gluwYl*i 111 Li -Lie r - ai SLrQJ . I i,'iiZy ii1-eA-ciTt-i. laitu ;,Si •"Wo" QSS. LLQ _�!1 ?nr�v A�nh vImRT n�'4 it is .boned by i± .•�, r„.�• :trajt C':ghteell miles 1. , r , ' - .. warm cand:e light that touched the I The Brents ,sat down to their cool- work with a better spirit while pre- time , and energy could be saved by establishing small holdings nearby t'OR yf - i , long, at one place only 800- y•lyds . little dinner -table festive with white ing dinifer in a queer little uneasy paring for the holiday, and after -it rovide work in the winter for smallI - ' routing work 1n an orderly and sys-I P I wide, but nearly 400 feet deep in y damask, the buffet that lrepresented ��iience, as they were 'sudden -401i £ams back with quickened wits t tematic manner in -'factories wh ! holders. Nothing can be dorfie at pre- y mid channel. - Taus t.h( projected the acme of magnificence when th` ly not very well acquainted with one and a new zest for the ordinary, y y l sent owing to the difficult of - tunnel will have t&, -be dug far down • 8 ey not in m kitchen? M new kitchen y prQvid humdrum, in the necessar buildin s, but when ---FOODS r - -- • - ht it two the willow- another or with themselves. It was �~ .duties. - -- - : should be arranged :sa that steps g Y g to pass under its bottom. In view of1. r~•''• bong years ergo, I were shows bravely°bens the with ra visible effort that Alicia at It has been some time since I was would not have to be retraced. the small holdings are established they the further 1 possi'tility that the rock - 1 diamond -aha lass. Yet curiousl, lasx broached the subject of the new a country school teacher, but I still o now m husband has an office will be offered to the people of Dart - 1 g' y S y structure beneath the strait may ' enou 4h these were not the -things hoarse. have a pleasant memory of one home where the men wait for meals, and moor, knowledge of local conditions e (ow'I 11 ng ov broken an unstal,le ('wens to "It'll be colonial, Bill she de- in which I lived a year. And the being regarded as essential to• success they noticed now. Billy's eyes were Y, Y the laundry work is done in a sop- the, .:`Iaultin ,'- aba-ye--mentioned.)•,: it . • � *- •-11 : 11 x,;,•„>.,.-"�,* )fixed e�ritioslly on the cracks in the Glared. They re do distinguished, memory is. -not because of the won .rate rodtrY provided dor that ' pity= in this district. .. - s possible that it will be found ex- i ­. laoter, the dark t on the floor ; with theeir lovely white pillars and derfpul gcookery or perfect house- arrangement the men and I find this 4 I pe4ient to bridge the Bosporus- _-__ _-- . P . t'� pose. Both where the radiator had leaked last, pictures ue balconies. And we'll keg In thou h no one could find - - g t much more pleasant. Apple Blossoms.COVINdifficult though the prul►lem would be I .._w_'_, �_... vtrinter, 'while Alicia *was discovers have a conservatory, of course -I've fault with them. It was- --a busy I use m kitchen now almost ex- _-p --_._-_ __ - - - . nS Y Apple bIossorns pink and white, T -rather than to.bore under it. how small -how very small the din- al- dreamed of one off the din- farm home, with three active chil- elusively for the work for which dl Swinging censers in the light, The scenery aloe the strait is iin11 - a in " dren and we all know that spells ry K ing room of a suburban cottage, g. r' l was intended -the preparin, an Storing honey for the bees, gurpassed in beauty any;vhere .in the .. ' . built for s eculeition could be. Very "`A.Licia! What are you talking work. But every day, rain or shine, clearing awe of meals. In the ar-l heights,' on , Y necking all the orchard trees, [world, the 'wooded hei�,hts, -on eitherslowly, almost unwillingly their eyes about?” Billy's tone was irritating- haying, harvest, or slack time, there ran ement I followed a lan recom- - - "` {.was a half hour fora "sin ." Ever - g p Say the meaning. of your bearrly- hand sprinkled with picturesque vii- 1 - met again. ly superior. Conservatories open g y mended b a domestic scienc apes- e Y Is it joy or. ;it ant ... -` from' drawing -rooms rooms or libraries. one got around the little five -octave Y` : LECEN-0 -_ leges; while on the 1•:uropean side are :. Its a cheaply built house, p y there s 8- ialst whom I know, and have ' �mar�y alat.ial residences of citizens '• 110 getting around it!" said Bill And. Ithink-_a- alines' house with a organ and_sottleone-_played while ound it a rest time and sto sav " y.and duty both are oy;rs ____ __ i - _-_ g Y g P - LP --I vf�ons Constantinople. - - '�, apologetically. "Of course you 'can't tale roof will- be far more sensible." every one - sang. _-There --were no Fruit must follow after flowers: Q,� -_ - _ po y- y `� In preparing a meal the raw food �1\' 1. ___� �.; - I" "Sensible!" Alicia scorned. I Carusos nor Melbas an the group but Ours the wistful rains of spring , expect much for the price. _ _ and utensils .rep laced to the left � EST 24 "It's an awfully tight fit," Alicia t1wiaght ,that_ word belonged to being the singling pleased us all the betters of the stove. The serving table used Ours the bud, the. blossoming, ,9��Q I ANTWERP DIAMOND TRADE. __-__ ., because --wt did �'t'"ourselves and we Ours the gladness, ours the giving' --`- _ . murmured reluctantly, "and the � poor. Wha s the use of , having for assembling the dishes for the l�°RO`�`' I all felt it. We sang because- we liked That fulfils the plan of living." Recovering Its Activity ThrouQil Re. roof's sort of crooked, Billy. "you! money if w! re always going to be 8 dining room is to the right of the --- --- t to and the words had a definite stove. The soiled dishes ''are brought 9 thinking whether thing►. will wear turn of REtil ee Craftsmen. know how careful you have to be rlat - to bump your head I well? And I hate shin tiled roofs meaning to us. No jazz nor "Ha- from the dining room to the. ri ht going upstairs- Y g g ""Ww..,..` Ant-weip. which lost its extensivQ • and I can't invite any company over' -they look so garish and nouveaux waiian Dream S, in fact, no ragtime side of the sink, where they are GGW t„ of any sort. So you see it was nits 'dCLARIC$ iamond cutting trade while -it was oc- five-foot four, on acccrtigt of the riche. q .washed. They are drair_e4 on the Can be preserved at a cost of copied by the Ge,r•nians, 1s rapidly re- • - I guest room ceiling!" i "Well, we are nouveaux riche, are- .a while ago, For the most .part we left side ,of the sink. The cupboard I covering its plce� through the return __ " sal disagreeabl sang gospel hymns with - an occa- for the china is near the dinin- room �C per D�zen We'll have a house but not this Y` ` n t we . Bill spas y. c PORK of thousands of diamond cutters who' „ I �r sional patriotic song. Possibly we ' one. Billy thought he was speaking Next thing, you'll want to buy a and the cooking utenzils are placed 1 with Fleming Egg Preserver I sought .refuge in England and Hallard. sang 'off key, I know one of us did, i -• casually, Of course for people nice, ready-made family tree and a close to the stove. Simple to use: a thud can ap- - - i When the city fell into the hands of • with money, and a i and perhaps no impresario would t position to main- coat of arms to put on your note-, his same specialist told me the ply it. .rust rub it on. Quaran" the' Gernlana, dirtmr►nd nzerrhants, tain-+a little crooked shack tike this paper. I always gave you credit for have stopped .iA the road to listen, teed to keep eggs erl=i► for - y y ,follon•ing important points about , nine months and longer. '• • 1broker cutters slid polishers fled tE► won't do at all. We'll build Alicia more sense, Alicia." but anyhow- `we enjoyed the brief kitchens in general, and as I follow- . ADD I ' l coo bo: will do as Qosra N - Engla'A and Holland..' Most of there -say a ten thousand dollar house And I gave you credit -f r a little got some- ed most of the suggestions an build- • aet it from your dealer or ssad � were Jess. They were quickly air - ,� rest from work and we ,. „thing which took us through another - s0c to . P* fifteen thousand. i . I -taste,-;UL'suspicious / quiver rant ins my own kitchen I can •vouch for I = i Sorbed in the diamond trades of the day in better spirit. Fleming Egg Preserver Co. The ringing of the telephane infer-,, t.hrrrtrlglt the -words. "If' I�'d d -dream- p « n .ttheir worth: i I - -9 - ww ws A s► - -�; fit I�,rr- ' You may not care for the sing. .� iN �s/t •t. W.- • _ . rupted their breathless pirouette of i ed you were a -a go'.den-oak-kind-of- Kitchens are built smaller now I ISLAND don they settled I But isn't -the t'the idea of taking a half- :►t Ilalt(,a-Garden. Is` joy.- Alicia caught up !the receeiver„ a-inan! I suppose you'll have rope than formerly. In the ideal •kitchen - beet up bu�riess and quick'Iy became • hour off worth something? Perhaps ' cheeks ink with excitement. portieres at -the doors and art -glass ! • e cupllnard-, are builL.dri-_.the walls., � ,. ..__.-- ---_._-.:_.-_.,.__- �.. _�_______ __ _._..� ._ osnerou3. p o I ou would rather read, or ' i 1„ „ I y get out- Kitchen equipment can be 1 Hullo. hullo. her voice sang, oh, lamp shades -placed to T- With the armistice many of them . doors and walk or sit down and rock it's you, Mrs. Taylor! What's that? 1 ' Billy'- pushed back his plate and the best a8vantal;e in an oblong kit- : r(Adined to Antwerp; but others' re- . dignity. Inn sides. The, this the flex without eggs? Oh, thank you so I be better not t6 discuss the matter woodwork should be plain and flat,1 All grllct� s. «' rite for pricos. $Burgomaster of :lntsvr,rp, •who wanted t• �� i „ i those uncounted women who has , much, dear, but I dont need it now. now dear. He unfolded his news- without panels. In choosing the 11, it' idustr,v restored to its old Basis. f I secretly pined to do some special '. TORONTO SALT WORKS.. --.. ► Quite unconsciously a 'slight, very paper ostentatiously and turned to s color for the• walls the housewife . • :;q "' ;:M. ; (:a;,ting. (offers vi(err. pude. iitit plus - slight but- unm.ist:Rkable note of at-' the living roe his back fain thing rind neer fou;id the time, why Should he. guided by the position of a• J• CLIFF TORONTO I stn. -, tar ar:ct ;11(•11 :it:ittng the. .le:=•, cl( (Ill,r'c' rona.�e (�(1 ed its way into the word?. - y, "not take a half-hour daily fe:• your I ~.,iG+tifc' awli�:� "� "'' • `' * �,* j bI'istling with stin8cy. „ ,,,, the room. A north room needs a, ._ 1- •:;[t•�'rti 111;li .;: th(C «'t_.'�' ;(t'(i�Ial%+'tl I�; „ 1 fad It i, surprising clow much � - _ � � - - ,r• �•ou see the mast wornlerful thing l Usually they •shed the dinner you can accomplish in thin min warmer tint than a soGth room. Tiie� ;1 J�••�'i-11 rl.ctic,:::c;�t; ir.�t+';,d +,f ;1y + 3' hest Hoof' eoderin is hardwood or z� r. ha c happened. Rilly sold his mal,•- , dl: hes together, making a .gay little g cit; of the c ,unt 1 i(, i1: t: h;i 1, i h . Utes daily.That means •three hours ,`. l;eto! I expect «•e arae qo, to be' ceremon of it, while Rilly tied in a linoleum, which. should be varnished • ;,., %%*t•;•«• !,(,rn. Thr` (Inr ` I i1,1: w•.:it I►c•fom �i n,g I y a week n,eariy a half-day,' able to afford ten -egg lvafflc3 before; pink frilled jngham apron, related once a year, and oftener if there is ' . = ,i1 ., IIr(r:1111. t . ,4 i" I'mi tas, 1111•1tll(,.Ae-• -We lay too much stress on what' ' -- long." - r --•.-- , .the- events- o€_ the &y --at _1he_offic __ �__ � Much •went" • I lectritity 1s the idealM ,lid ,,f �.( n:• :� tc,1� ^,r�rt+ cl. r is . --11gC41tTi°13. Many a the � -- - - - --- • fuel, but if this. is .not available, and t . s •: u.c •,,- in ") r1+, ,, tl1.1t (1sttlrc, )(I -_ __ - ,fi In Mrs. Taylor's cangratubation a and kli confided what Airs. Ma' ,necessities are so only in name. We . '�. , very faint, but unmistakable twta of , had. said ;ibout 11ifs. Hasbrook's new- , wood or coal must 'be used, provision) lite-rchall.te4 ,111.1 •rl,, • • _+,f ;ail quit.ir+ll• . 1could get along ttithout.quite a nunJ-; 9l6oulil .l,e made to 'use kerosene or •il►t •�.:, (� t c; ;;ti.,r,.: ;1t;,i tTerni,;, �,� chill, was di :ernible. • I ria'. bAte. , hat. But to -night she washed the bei of tlrerri. Aald we pay too little' eyes mapped with triumph, as',ghe' dishes alone while. Bill • read. hi gasolil, in the summer. The use of r,',:,y, :,r(' rn�, t', ►,( :+;imitt('r! t(► .1ttt• L • y , attention to the really \worth -while ►. _ h+rag-up. ,. -__., f7AIr _ _.__... , . - _ _, g_ - - ..r _ rt►. _�tliE• a~1tCt'i__l[lir` __ th nn of vthe--- mtnd.--n1nd-!vsolrl. _Re fir ss "coo er save.3, fuel. a(_. :�iI�I 1, r• 1, !. +,f peoph whn't�e made fan l tTo Ire corlciuded.> POTE�TI�t�1 F( OCTTS�IaIa •, ►n t., t! i t T- PORCI::l IN S it j ` I ,• it for er llntrR .A • guess solve tp give yourself a dally play : ' of `Maggie behind our ba,-ks will sit' v _ -.-- - ell and u will find the hears A Homrkccpersr' Profession. ,I . � t � tire• t+► h(• r•: t.,!, : 1 thilin and the - VERAr1DAH AND P� CH �'L�DQR S I �: (•;I1 rit (� E►rt ,IL, up and take notice now," -,he ubilat-' � � � � i i I' am a woman sixty=five years old' io t,inli, �il� _ , WHEAT V. MEAT. apen� at hard labor will he easier. ►4 ed. "Maybe Marjorie. Taylor won't,' - `� -1 --cr rather young• for I won't be —.----------- i+ tlr� c.. r, , t: !• , ;•(,l. ;,r 1 y 1 �. b . I called old until I'm useless. I own °•_- : �-, � . �=-•- � arses :'. , aiit1., 11•, , ► ha much'to say about new ►owns, What To Do With Cheese. - - ► In Every Respect Cereals Are Better ��- ,rd:r} rriri t ►$ and ,that snubby i•:astman woman � Cheese salad in Gelatin.-White3 my own hnuae in the town wher^ '' I t • Body-buildos Than Steaks.' I. ..t Fr ► n ho puts' ~7n so mz:fly :Air becau.=,e. m • ch il(lren were born, and I have Let ® �P �� .;" ,� � I f �� ;i t,i of two eggs well neaten, erne cup- S RKER �,. ► she': second cousin to. -the wife of i One pound of -wheat is-ot'groator An income that, with painstaking `""" L ;!:):; 1 : :1'11(1 chee,e, twa`' bles ono gran lated a �'ti"il ni miljictiwttrr wnn't 1 v I vaitre its fErrid tilrttt rt "iia tl y actu - _ rt-?' , �'�,•,I �c;ttr ' - . _..:-_ _, Pr>' ex a rtnznfi' cit r(ic.:t. ! gelatin• one, and o"ne-half cups water. i eronomv, world, suffice for m , --'._ -- ; it we remove ttf+e fat. a beet -steak al neec,s. PAia.I:R'S know ,s►11 .ilio IIuc points silo it 1 t. t., ! 11.. I, +iia - Add to the whites of eggs, beaten c dyeing. lilt ''•1: 1 • 1 • i . weighing two ,pounds is. of less' value ( But I wanted to Ylo something that g i i•� • wuulil than one pound. -of wheat. Moreover, _ ,,: _ *tvould occa me more than m lit- ' ' ` : t -. I c c' _ ti'►. :' clad Mon-- -_�.. __. - �It " „ �, . ,. housekeeping blouse to heav Elr.<lye ttnythinR from a -filmy - �r talo I j e Tc,..- 'e' pY Y We can eleatt or , ;., r 1 r • ,a .'man can li'vct" :1nd be healthy and r , ,I tie housekee In anif social vi.itingi t P ,, ('r(;wd - - y spoils (,r tugs. Every hili+ 1(• is t • , + iz 1,.•t ,, . , , . , , sarong upon bread made from wheat, would do, and also perhaps bring me - t,,,• ' ,' , tilled r careful and expert ►attention an(1 satist;ietiotz fi.i 1liar.int(r�'' I►ut.laa ccw$-ticitlure._aulely....upuu Ltia. t , a litEle money, so I hit upon inial -cr r, ;i ,;r 1, .t ►.-• i it�lti Cit ;t-tf�ts .--_•--� -��__ , _... 1 I p4m: I told my acqua.intance-s who' Send rn:tr tzti�orm. w .clot,* nr, o; '� se'ct's f', �.:.; 1, T 111-,i1,.; l), f,) J-,, �. = 0 hoar it ' � Meat -is an appetizer :rnd rt stlinulatit ��DO had children that I'd tike ,rare of the - . . 4 . ;', ` . ' , • ,',, ;�'t11• he 4:ich - . 1A I ]`• ,I" it 11 El P.it('11 tE1(1 'freely Ifi thEr ('a11KA_ of a �, cHildren for them when 1!hey wanted' ^...,\ . i "' ;� t" +•ll(•,r•t;lin C,,' ti`4I. `f% I R(,od many deaths among th(►ce f;ettinR ;, � ; :AFS to go out in the afternoon or even- %; I R ��R5, i'' :r•�'r [)lit • (, ** I r . . �:y. ' i �- into yEtr►rS. 1�;:ttE!il, hovdcvt>F, in mr�dFr°a- c • . ins. They 'were only too Rla-1 to' t li,J :,I.,init,tr ►' I �\ � + l tion,. it y5 useful tri the growing child e* I, .+ $w���o take ul► my offer, and I s+non had to; f i I,,. riff wilt i - 1 t ' ` - v( We will make them lis;(; i.• %, :a. ' • / , Y �j Mid the manual worker, hitt the se . o (r�URZ �- rcfase requests for my services. I I ' + t . iU 0,60t- t V,* _.�_ ntary work r is better witboul it un 45 __.._- _darge-.AO Sest,t%-�.Q'_-,-Cn�fternoolt- oil ..M. - .._.�.-.... -_- - - - - - �� _. _ �sls __ __ __ �... I. _. _— t 1 ,1 , -. n•Ti�_. _ .: r Qt1C a j 3 rE1 e'.�lf Ilii _� ,: ^ ,, 1 .•. '.V. - • `i dS a lhtliidant exercise.' ,� evenin and I of en make 3.► czr t3 a` fe h takers . ►,"' �:•hP:►t lf< not only mnrb ' ��1`lr,:,p 1 ♦r,aA01eQ g' rn I prvfzs, Or p(, t-11 (•lr:trgv.-. (,:.t; f ' ,,. I,(" -,t - mere nutri T soAP G a week, bettldes 1'invin„ my mornings ` 0 111 1 :ht •,yin ,af thing 1 1 r The Grenmy Lather bf I � t . tions than tne.t_ _. .-,... s-._ . ---- - - - • ,: ,,,,,',ti tar.? I 1), V - f0 frlycelf, And __- -- . - - -- AAli3 OW;�I �OA►P ltrns 1_ . _ I (•aWggt"t-!O7-s tiM. t +_W .f .',7 "' an , #--a4 _.._. ._ time for my o'wn so- I r 1 0 1r ho(,'�Irt i ► r - it i9 more PconamTcaT to TT1+. ,n ci"a..c',.tlq.` 1 i ►t, t-. , �_� _ K... I ,I and whitens, t e,fteshes ores deli• yutnc r art well ria to the nation ion at F ' `` _ i - _ 1 B Pure I .The work is very congenial. I have � 1 1 ,( 7: e' '' tr.,illr►*.:' ►' cately aromatites the akin. Ila rtr ' ^1 os a - ' - • t `tom I not 3 t any 'Era to on �.ccot nt of iii - " �t •ti' , A1Der! Soaps iJ+nital. �rrr�.• �toatr!aI A h11 �, 1,(oNnd (,r wheat cont ains vloont l � ee,.,':'r L , E�'vs��S I eviery one in the town now • relrard. P �n j�� »�,r ` �; j j;i �`%s. i ,i:`i li , r, l i ,. , � t 1 , .� • _.-_� -�_- _ _C i IIs r��-.M , ► - - fj} VePn (,un outrrt ( II.,.a Yc. .rX MFCC:C 1nnE* ag the- teachpr- tra. disn- arid- _ _S,L.SLL tall the • m. _ ,1 E+ .. , 1 ting , DIssor.'-`' did t t 3 itno ,. �?� rem:+r+i:irg • three .riance�S'K � �}al� f1U fiat' they of the c-Fiiidrrn. Rn,;i some; � . ,.. � u,_,aa. ( t ► ,-(� . .. - , i5'(' q. �t h e ' W, �M{ r,ry t,, ' e elopfly of %v.it+•r and lihre. ' One pound , elan �, prl :, :`'� gimes, if I• do not feel•Iil(e going oil,,,, 1 Yonne. �I. 1 E+t 1,' I•rN t r �� • K' ,( ri• . M' ' (:t th(• lE'rtn Irortioli �uf m(':1t roritains *-- g the children come to mc. Tam rYuite '- - ', me t' ('tht`I'. Thq Y ; ++lily four on'nec•.a of nutritive food. harpy. and I belirve that many etherI 1. a1t� " ;'� ''h anti the i 1 lk , ; I 1 11%. �- ,. , i4 ^ �f t* I t I . . .1 . 0. r . I . .. I I I Il' • I L . . • , ' . ' - . r lit . . F; , . " ,, ,. ,