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_ Gasaero,le ,GisYieq
. •HouseWlvesa' are. ever .alert to: econ-
oiniz.e witheut.•aacr llee of: quality and
feed Value. Ong. ctt the best' methods
'.of cdoking,.a ebeap,'cut, and retaining,
the juices:9r both: vegetables 44dr. the
meat •is to use the casserole metho.,
--Mere le( a. •delicious. cassei:ole •recPe.
Casse:rotp With; Vegetables
hire. iiatili steals,'
Prepared, haste, 1
to g"Epps ;diced carrots .2, cup's diced'
pol;a,,toes, ?j; can ilcea i4:11110,1 1&rge•
anion, 1,'•.teasppon salt;:' i'4 teaspoon.
PePper,,•1: clip 'boi.l ng' titer, -
Spread :meat" with• paste •'as in Pre-
• paring recipe. .Gut meat ,to ,fit casse-
role.. 'Gil. casseroles Wellwith• bacon.
fat, I. the.. steak is Cut 1 three Pieces.
tut` one-third of the, vegpetablesin' the
';casserole., arranging- in layers and slic- .v004 p9tatoes, seasoning, Withsalt
iiig-the onion. throe h .them,,Season ;a?:iapel'pPer`•andiadding a Iummof but -1
with salt and. pepper and, atdd a piece et ter and half cup of, cream: pour 'into
meat. Continue.layer for .layer•, or a buttered casserole and cover • with
meat and ve',etabl.es until•'a1,1 is' used. "a generous layer of sausage,' meat:
Add bellingclosely and ago i$. ,.a ,•nice
water, coven 13a'ke 'until the sae
bake an hour and one-half in the morn brown •
Ings and one hour at :dinner.time: Serve, . "° Satisfying
, . from casserole:
By 'Mair 'ha Morgan
nrabhed Potatoes,. salt, ` li/a teaspoo4.
pQWdered; cage,. 3,.]?ou311on•eubes,;1 cine
Water.._ .
TIT andbac n to light
iib
ow
n
,color, Add onions •tp, bacon; fat 4n4
brown. I;.ine• casserolewith mashed
potatq;;. put.i.n alternate layers of
b >i, liter and onions. ,°S.prinkte,with
',
seasoninge 'Dissolve beuillo} +cubes;
In.. hetw:ater and pear over _contents.
et casseroie, .ca. e •i'n all, with.'1a' -er. of,
mashed.`potatq:..Iake 1 ;hour• in moiler
ate oven:? Serve's ei•?i: )3eefliver-May
be, Used:fpr`thIs recipe..• •
-Turnip' - a So' sa e,
Too many -People smirk the yellow
turnip Withoutever• giving it a` chance.
Pare •a large.,_ turnip; cut into cubes,
boil unti•.l 'tender and mash: :as you
i •
i king Mo e
-llluatrated 7Yresemaki0 Lesson Fur-'
nicked With livery: Pattern.
•
•
Tiler...long. cooking:and: the' vinegar
break • down th tough tissue's th
• meat. and leave, very palatable rind
The f011owitng Combinations have'al-
so been tried and% have. proved 'very
'pint, Milk.
, pare and aloe potatoeS. Cut 14
into pleCea Suitable -for serving, place
' ham in bottom 'of casSerble, lay ...pota-
. • toes pn top, Sprinkle With pepPer 'and
add milk.' Cover and bake very slew-
thobien until petatima are soft.
This 'recipe peryea four.
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Lesson V —Feb ruary 4- Puttinn. Good's
Kingdom; ' F190, -Matthew 01-34.
Golden `Text Seek ye first his,
kingdom, and his .rightequsneiis,
and ail these things. iirhall be added
unto+ you.—Matt, 6.33;
'TIME=Midsum mer a .:28„the et A 2..
se
Gond year of Christ's nlinjatxy,;
PLACE—,The Horns of If ettin a'
hill west. of the Sea of Galilee,;.. . ''”
meals and there is nothing like..a
seasOned stew :to giVe: one •a Well4ed
uSe till kinds 'of Meat for stewS,
flat bring Infinite varietY Abe one,
add distlaction to all.
Stews, but partienlarly:to-One, Made
of veal.; Lamb steW gains. mUch .from
of onions,' canned•toniatoes and inacar,
carrots- Provide color othee
in,eans cif. garnishing are not at: hand,
few. mush:roans giVe the Anal tench
PARAILLI L; "' .4SS'A.Gkl The
"Sermon an the Plain "•I ince 6;•2U 99;
Lay,, not'up for • yenrSeIves-,teas
re,, ,t
rr
u s uPon.. he earth, Let fit. rot pe
thought•'f'ox a moment thea Christ in-,
culcates any lack'Vif< prudence in, con
nectior :with inater at thins, of •any
disregard ., pf • iXi�atarial:duties. His.
strong protest -:;is• against the .tindue:
secularizing•of life •
`.`Where' moth' and iust'eonsuixie and
where thieves break, through: and.
steal."; ''Literally` Nig; through,"- for
Palestinian 'house!, made usualiy of
stone; have .no cuter. windows, and
thi.•ves must made holes. in. the..wails-
if they would' enter. ` •
y
"But lay up ,for yourselves, treas-
ures in heaven." If yen wish to ex-
p"r,;es soixie; of spur' money front'earth
to heaven,• give it to those who need.
to giya,
Got! presided,; for the: lroarger;! `
"And• which.oif rot by being'.anxiou8,',.
OW add one Fub}t .unto the •measilre
of his li,;er. 'Phris014ueet}on points
PO. the, ubeleas:,ees of vrprry, It t'44
not; change things, ::except, fo..r. tate
"And; why are ye anxious, concern--
ng raiment? Consider the :lilies sof
the field, hoa I'
w they grow; alestrne
it4
a land of flowers . ome thank the
,fiow01 to• whieh-Christ ire#erred to was
the Scarlet Tu'rk's Cat?, others that
it was the, reed; ai.emope, Whey toil. , and he, constantly fails• short qt per.fee,
OOP,' nothing, Will breed. ii;, hens
01 "inferiority mn e quickly
• We la , down a. ion ' order for".out'
.y
oliildren. • They' must het ob�*dient;
:truthful, neat plea.n,, studious, cuieti
ri. 1'e 'polite, generqus energetic; Belt
ge.t rP ig ,
',gni, 'kind, .brave ad Patient.
is �`d calo u lu C.an w1•.
•Tlla a, a ....,gen a1 ..,
anti. do we;;41Wn re; ;live 4up,. to it. sour+,
creation whew e ..e.g ? d` wt h our' ears ol;
.. 4 •selves, lVo:: „An.. -With ... I y,...:.; •
elf ht. � ;.
to gave .,us.,d..� ..g ., ., ex erience ,and contral,w,e ?re' in .betr
a1B t. , f God: • doth' so .clothes, ,the ter . •. , , .• : . , � . , , ,..
tt
eld.. ; hncludzn �; of .ter ,conditiot,}�to, do. so,,..or at leant v+r1
ass:• of,' the d..:: . gr .. .. .: . .
' re in ami hould be,, than "they, are
eourse,ktlie many flowers g w.,. g .� s._ .
ich,. =da is, and to M'istakes.�A a inev,itab e
,the 'grass Wh. to ..y .,, .,• • , , ., „,. c •
erre cast: into: t ,e oven;; Fare-; i it ..
> i .is. • .. Chiidhood ,is happy go -1.44 ty aid
toed is so scarce m Palestine that nsibi It •is.'.thhe` time for l,earnr:.'_
even in :our day the people, heat their. reepo �hle.. r
ve for bakingbread with dry 'grass int' everything' inelirding•.the virtuosi.:
f Mthe fielde. "Shall he riot much A• student of ,any,thing whether it he,
...mkt the
More clothe you 0 ye of little fajta". Painting, Wood—finishing golf; or life, .. .
More the el
sIf the. lilies of field' are so,: lieautr.= has'"to begin;`at; scratclr.•and;-make- finis•.:-
.ful what will be the, beauty of the takes, as he goes. ' `
white garments of the sai??t• •• • In no other craft' do; we expect • per'
__,..._..•. , .. ,- - .•
sa ing _. _. __•...,, x ect`it`of children ...;...
lie. -nut therefore an4nous, yi _ �r fection, but ye do, e p
hat sh 11 we eat? or,. Whht shall we learning the lessons of charaeter,4a7
W _a , •
inls? or; Wherewithal shall we -.be by'day;
_ .• Worry
that
O:..m, ..
It is all right to: have a. s`iandard`ai,id, •
to"work toward it. Thia'.is what silk
standards are for, bnt if in the striV
ing . mistakes•,are made •it ,is not quit* •
.
Parents Axe Inclined tt, E'pec
Almost erfection II1. T
Their 'Children
'there Is. such a :thing as 'sating ti'•
high .a standard for' a child.
When human nature has its wel,
not, •neither ,do they spin."' It was
because God .was love :toy Jesus Christ
that" When he hent; abroad into the
world of nature; he, saw God'• and itis
„kingdom ;'}n the 'birds, and. in the thou-
sazt4 lilies oi;. the 'field,
. "'. o. yeti, that . even ole,
Xet I Say Unto ..: e, n �.
mon: in, al his. to ' was het .'arra ed
g ry a :u ht'to be
like, one of these, W. ,►t
able' ..re'oi- n• those parts of the
d deigned es iaily
e1r
t' $ �
you can give friendship and loving sympathy And wise praise 'and tender 'got itself ' accomplished IP weary,:
admonition and inspiring counsels and worrying -world; all the , sleepless
sweet errinfort. "Where neither. moth nights; all'the burdened days, all the
Iwo cups corn meal, . 2 teaspoons
:tableipoons7-shortening,. 1 pound meat,
; vinegar:„ teaspoon inustard; 1.. small.
• ..Make a, mush by stirring Icornineal
.and salt in boiling water. Cook over
hot water 45 minntes: Brown onion'
•- shortening, adA *the meat stir.
until the color disappairs• add tonia-.•
toe‘ -and carer: seaseningi7G-iiiii..4
, casserole, line with the miish; put the
' ineat "'and vegetableS 114! Paver With
• Cern Mush 'Cover. .Bake, 35, minutes
,hot Oven. Brown the top under the
broiler if it: doesn't brown through,
Scallopeti• Perk. and', Potato*
Six medium sized potatoes, aalt, pep -
Slice imitatoesl- hAking dish.
Mist, 'liberally' With ,salt, Pepper, and
..chops cin top and bake in krdoderate
OVell: until ehops-:and.,potatoeS .'are
.coOked,,' Bake 'if. Possible' ,ixt dish in
which it is to be serVed.
this Model. •It's stimaing, as' Pictured
in black crepe marocain with tur-
•quoise; blue trim. •
Then. again if You areAhinking of
.a .color, • bottle .-green, wine .:red,
ere- y easure is, there'
wrought one.goo,d thing.
• "For after all theSe.things do the
Gentiles seek." The'heathen May, be
'pardoned for their anxious. lives, for
-they ,•-have ,not tbe. knowledge of. a
loVing heiv•enly Father; 'but. We, bo
are.withwit excuse if ive,worry. .`For
our heavenly Father knoweth 'that ye.
have need 'of ihese; FOOL
drink, clothing;. shelter, these are '
-sent:jai' to God's creatures;:They should
neVer,..'fiet about things .essential,'.be-'
cause God: knows. they have 'need cif
will thY heart.be also," If •the heart
be with, the :treasure, what --happens
to the treasure happens. to the heart.
"The lainn Of the 'body is,the eYe,"
The eye is the ,spirithual... faculty
is .recogniied and admitted' into. the
.coul. "If therefor:en:thine eye be single."
ing than, as in certain unsound States,
confusedly' and indeterminately.. "Thy
whale bodY shall be full of' light." The
Soul's ''eye be Single and the
,,rg—froffr-the superhuman .energy.
• iength-givingwraPped effect antl bias • "But if. thine eye be evil (that is,
are not 'at band.
One and One -heft -pound§ •lean•ireal,
„Trim fat:front.: Meat and . P'ut into:
•a frYing pan ever a low fire ;Until fat
is., fried gut,' Reniove .• crisp "Crack=
Cut ..the' Meat 'hi ,sniall pieces:
'and in • SiOW111 with onion
cpt in thin slices inAlie hot fat in thP.
frying .paii. Tura inte. a.' deep sauce
frying -pan grid then•pour over Meat.
Cover. closely end SiMMer for -two
hours., lidd • potatoes. pared °and cut
in neat dice,:salt and pePper, 'shredded
Sweet Pepper ..and liiuShrooinc :and
cnpk •,30 -mimites' longer, .•it May be
'necessary' tV..add More water during
the CoOlting .period; bat there should
'vegetable§ are tender.; •• thicken • with
.2 thblespeons fiehr stirred, to
paste .with. water :after -the diimplings
.1.1aye been cooked.
Baked., Noodles
tablesppon flour, '14 tea-,,
greased •-•baking • dish 'Ind • cover them:
ehopped...Spinach over. Clieese: 'Make
saline Of the .Millt; shortening:tient
gpfinkle• reinaining,grated 'cheese On,
' the sauce and balte in' the. dish iii hot;
Men, 1/1, teaSpOon. Odor', 4 slicep, bacon,
Istilnion; adding 'bacon;
Pan IS full, 'Mix egg. and intlk,t Pcnir
pn ,t00' and. bake: in in otituLti t oypii till.
skirt 'seams, US' flattering- jabot collar
that' dieguiSes bodice breadth and. the
slimming stea)ea. tO realize how slen-
der' and 'Ch•arrnizig. you'll "look in this
' •;, Style -NO. 821.6 is designed .for•sizes:
ii.ch material with' Yard of:89-inch
HOW 'TO .0BDER PATTERNS.
spoons. baking powder, teaspoon
:salt, about ;).'t oni„,thilk Or Water:
and sift ificiur, salt attd- baking'
With a • knife. prop' froth tip. ot
, sPoon into boiling.. stew,. ;the'
Minutes withetit, lifting: the 'Cover...Ito:,
move to a hot...platter and, keep warnr
ai•Otind, not' .or'erila:timplines and Serve
in:the sinkt sdre td folio* with a,
pen of •hotling Water .so the Bede end'
greasetio: not 'Orin .a soft. soap ,In•the
washalle, consequently .pain tee Walls'
are heitpt than papered 'ones. fer thiS
irlieY. Can 'he wiped dUwa. When,
soile.d. Or 'kreasy• •.and will 'make the
.Two after lighting, the
Mc. moist air .eac.ane'and the 'oveif'will
“One lb. sliced. liVer, a slices tat. ; • • • ' •
ly;. giving number and size„ . such
patterns ai'yon want. Enclose ,lbc, in
stamps, or coin (coin preferred; wrap
it carefully). :for each number, and
'Service, '13 West kdelaide St.; Toronto,.
ers will, do away 'with „the _necessity
Of sewing a.roast or 'fowl together to
had the dressing. Most,housewives dis-
like ilia% bit Of fancy sewing, anyway,- cannot serve God and . inammoa:'
Slte,:ivers, %and see 'how. cleverly. ',they Phcenician word. tet,•"gain". and. so be
. equivalent Pluto, the Latin god Of
Babies 'often hate th.e.'knot qhe wealth; Or it May be derived from a
Hebrew word Meaning "trusted." Our
English eciuiValent- would be,•"worldi-
diseased), thy whole body shall be ful
of darkness.'! All about us are sights
and viSionS of eternal truths and beau-.
ties which we have not seen.. We have
riot,- by prayer and Bible study and
meditation, and: Christian 'service- enIti-
Vated the spiritual capacity. "If there-
fore:,the light that is in thee be dark-.
ness,how great is the darkness!" The_
the danger of worldliness; against .the
blinding, bewildering effect of wealth
• "No mail 'can serio two masterS
As- salt must retain its integrity if
purity to be' a fruitful ?guide,. so „sin-
cerity Of heart iS necessary to Unity
in. purpose and action., "For either he'
will hate the one, and leve the -other;
or else he will held to .one •and•despise
the other." And ,all the vihile:he will
very likely be fooling himself .inth the
belief that he can rove both and that.
he 'Is serVing beth impartially.' "Ye
back .cif thein necks when theit.,13ils
are tied on., Thread the neck of the
bib with •:elestic 'and'. slip' it 'on .over
• If yon wring out lace .and • innslin
frackS:in instead. 14 s.tareli it will
. If Yon Wish to ,haire Your 'poached.
,eggs White-toPPed and creaMy
Oilier :the pan, and let the steatn
:They axe much mere attractlye, •
..boreenttenipt.to heat. whiteS of eggs,
if a little of, the yolk. has''' gotten. intp
therm pity a clOtii. iato hot water and
seeop the Yolk .0iit with A 'Corner Of,
the .cloth: •Vhen heat and.be,assered
•Iong 'and ...have hardened :can 'bs soft,
ened. by ,,coVering with boiling. Water
4i1. standing On the back:'oftlie stoire
, ' yon hate Made your ' frosting a
bit toe. sOft and the layer cakela
'dined to: SHP off niievenly,, rim a few
toetlipickethretigh tite layers, holding
:Of Warhol -fah et Soda tethe water..
• Many lionSevviVes• find 'almond icing
LOY, CAN
SPARE A '1)1 KE
0.u.r OF HERE YOli!
and-few people tkridiv tlie.difference,
I. SAM YOL! 6:151N0'
wliAT YOU
JitLulosoo !EA
Lt.
4,,.
his righteousness." jesus"teacTie,s that
worth, so Much to a man, ;that if he
really. catehes sight of it, , he *ill, be
ready,to'give uP everything, else for it.
"And a these 'things shall ;be added
Wit* is the phis principle,
in daily living, :With' the lringdom Of
•God in the heart, the plue, process be -
gins an
AtlAnta.-Fedral relief and 'civil
works adminiatration in• Georgia are
'Miss 'Gay B. shepperson,, middles -
aged welfare worker„ succeeded GOY-
ders from Harry Hopkins; Federal ad-
ministrator ai Washington: .
Aeorganization of federal relief in
GeorgLia resulted trein an open break
betiveen. the governor and Hopkins
which started a shert, time alo. When
Taiinadge severely criticised the pay
'of civil works 'emnloVees.' 'At 'that.
too sharply. It :is 'Teri disceuraging: •
True, •a few Stout sails, work beteg
:under the gnont, „but most peOPle and ,
most children' are sensitive and fail.
Once self-conildenee Is lost, -all
of a child'is the feeling that Others aril •
disappointed. in hrlin.
,NOt- only that but another
'in this --he may be evera.ging 80 pet
.cent in all'the ."gqd" things we have':
decided he mUst be. Bat usually ha "
gets little 'Credit lor it .The thing10.'•
he seeing te be judged by are the other
fifth that he fails in.,
•
If he is scolded. or .punished or, Ha.
:The ,worst cif altimat any 'systerii
wifely: discipline an p uis i en
do' snr4liei.and either by feer or sheet
tion 'wn.ether they, like it Pr and:
training takes:Armless as Well as kind.
neSs, But it:afse tekea tact and judo*.
If we netice that -our iboy or -girl: •
selves • if :We are net .exPeCting telt •
„much.: And Vve him: the 'credit °hi
dt. he rms vaent !Lin) es ws• tfn do'
bor.. ifopkins re'Plied . that tahriadge • O. ft.. enlhather4". or :Mothers. have a long,
hrietmes trees. shipped from the fork'.
BoSton...--Age is.: no barrier to 1‘,. n t United:. States Or :-,th4
wick and Nova 'Sd t
19,-24, that we are. to live for God and
tki, .s.t.,u;,..„Be nbt .... IVI:ii5s.. ...S11,e'Person:declined o ' tit; , , ......,......2....,,...., ,
aTheref ore .I ,sa,t Jill'
• on assuming ciffice. ,s.
of, the .chaPter is an 'expansiOn of the
thought already introduced in verses
not for the livorltl, trusting the heaven,
, ly.riches and not'inanirr on "'What ye
shall eat, or what yeSlial drink; nor
et for our 13,6cly: What ye ihall put
on." These are the funclatnenta':.r.ee-
e,ssities of haman life, end if' ,anxiety
for thein is. forbidden, surely anxiety,
for inOre than these is forbidden. "Is
mot the „life more than the food, 'and
the body. than.' the rain:lent?"
"Behold the birds of the heaven."
Palestine' is. a...land-Of- MarrY,,bircIS-
very likely Christ pointed to a 'flea
of theni as he 'spoke. ..""That they sow,
not, neither do thd.sr x•esx4 bor.: gather
into hArns••and your heavenly :Father
feedeth th'eni." The birds obey . the
GaLwhich is in than in the fbrin„Of
of their posSibilitieS; and theY are fttil
and theY1 are clothed. as, no great lung
ever fecr Or garbed. 1`,Are not, ye of
much MOre value than ,they1": It is
Wandering in the fieidS alene
sorroW .'When. a bird perched singing
on 'a siitay,,and tio the -wancienrer's ears'
and fishermen advantage , last
year .,of' the la givinG: persons over
the age of 70 -years,.....lbeir_sporting
licenies Without. charge,
Roman. Aqeuduct:Uhearthed .course, like's a beautifully decorat
doubt prOfitable• to the.' lamer§ -anti
of 'these. yohng..trees at fatt
will, ha've.'oii, the' foresta- of: Canada
joy. of the seaSon around th'
aqueduCt-in a remarkable state of pre- 6•ct the
serVation has been made' 14: ,ictistendll
during eXcavation:t for the .foundation
of -new buildings. :The Pipe §ect)1°15" tion, hOWever, thet :ought to. be fiiill '
eient Pentane, -.a 'city finnous ,iii ci-
Man 'tifnes. The Place is ,noW
known for hers, s, u
Pa‘hion TIP
Red uncritsliable velvet tor the even,
ing 'gown; gloves and shoes to matcli.
•
, DiSh 'Cloths never be lef,t ilk
4 wet; tothlen pile after using and 011,
becOme fatty; sotir 04 unfit. to w
anything, WaSh them 'oitt in sit
alter they ire 'used': and hang in 't
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