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Apple Custard
'dere is' an interesting variation. of
-the; custard, pie; Ingredients--2;,cups
• unsweetened apple sauce, M. cup: sugar,
1.:tablesppon ,c' rr. syrup, i/L, teaspoon
ginger, 2 , ,.eggs, 1 tablespoon cord
starch;' .1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 pinch;
salt ,
Add ,well=beaten yolks ie strr.ined.
apple sauce and beat well .•: Add sugar• make, a
• ee. ..: n • - • move': meat,' iron bones, and ma_, .
1;11endecl. with conn starch, •thel+s9ruP, li'clten atoele:` 'Line a
and, a good :pinch of, gravy a the, c i
ciz?nainpn,,, ginger is di h•with a inch baking
lel deep tai ng.. s
salt. Pour the iruxture ?nto a part,,,
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By Mair' M. Morgan.
•
Ham and Ghlcken Pie. ,,
I'n place • of a '"weal • and 'am" pie
of San Weller fame try ham 'and
chicken pie for your next !Sunday's
dinner. -An oldish chicken: may be
used,, the haih acting as an, extender.
In ,case You." have sone left -over eald
'boiled, or baked hain.;en hand; the pie
'u 'sts:asplendid way to use it up. :
s g6'e ,
Boil.rthe 'chicken inti}; tender. Re -
baked; crust and euole th a moderate
von until firm, •then,. -when cool, cover
oven.
>`owu
i
n the
an
b the,
oven.
e d
- "th mere .
1Nontgomery pie
•
'Ingredients: Juice. and gratI. ed rind
'sof 2 lemons, % cups�.gar, •?z teaspoon
,salt, 1 cup shortening, 1 cup sour
milk, % ''cup :corn syrup, ' cup cold
water, 1% cups sugar, 2 ,eggs, .1 tea-
apoon baking 'soda; 3 cups flour.• • Line
tiro pie tins `Nith rich 'crust. and' fill.
with the .cdgrn. syrup Mixed with the
• cup sugar, the,salt and the -cold water.
Cream, the 1% cup's sugar, with the
shortening and then beat in the 2 eggs'. •
.
• Sift •,the • flour with the°'baking • soda
• and then' alternate it with the.liquid.
• Peas the batter thus made over the
lemon •filling in.the,pie sheli.,and bake
,in a moderate oven. •
powder biscuit crust rolled about: one-
half nch''thiek 'lace thinly,, sliced
Cold • boiled !ham in 'alternating layers
k
with chicken. in the pantry lined. .ba
lc.-.
dish Fill with 'gravy and. cover
with crust; Bake in a hot oven until
the crust is done; Serve from baking.
dish.
to Steam'' Velvet..
Lesson X..-- March. 11, :Parables .pf
.the. • Kingdom -Matt. 21-33. 4452.
• Golden Text!—Of the lnc,reale of his
govert}ment '40d., of peace ,there;
shall be..'Ino bad.--Isa. 9,7.
•
TI IVME-Autumn,; A D , 28, in . the
second year of Christ's ln;inistry,,
PLACE -By the Sea; of Galilee..
PARALLEL PASSAG'IS T. -Mark
4: 1-34. Luke': 4-18 • •
• "Another pereble 'set . he . before
thein.". We are to think, of Christ as,
using these and otter • parables: often
in -his preaching. , An, truth needs con-
ant; repitition and reviewing. ,•Say-
st rePi.
irg, The`;kingtloni `of, heaven " . ',These•
eight parables, all •relating to this one
then, ere called';."the; •parables of the
,kingdom;" that .is, the 'reign of right
eousness, :peace, and. by . which Christ
earl;.. to establish opa rthl, tIs ;like
,unto. a, rain of nustard'sseed.. .The
likeness. is in the smallness of theseed
as contrasted with the size•of'the,plant;
,�
t..am
i_t a aXi:
.-from .x,•..:;.
- hich r -in s Wh
w sP. g
took, and sowed in -his field " The_king-
dam though it comes II f�� rom' heaven,
�•b
'The pile ,.of a velvet frock which
has become' flattened with much wear"
may. be restored 'as follows: ,Place a
damp cloth sec irely:round.an 'upturn -
of the velvet across the iron. The. pile
will �almoat immediately stand up as
fresh as new again. Another way is.
to' hold the velvet .over: the steamof
a boiling kettle. ' ' ,
If' •,one -lives in • a' house- which: 'is
equipped with a hot=air, furnace, •'a
very simple 'method of steaniing. the
•
Sii odel
BY I1EL1 1 ft Lt�►M8
Illustrated zDress am k•}19 1.e8eof4 lfrr.
niched With Every Patter';
Puffed `•••-Rice^Grisps:, • -- -whole-dress-is-to-sponge •; thoroughly
' the children .dei nand something with, a damp cloth on the wrong side,
If
weet• andyou feel in a candy -making' then ;tam dressr•ight side out, and sus-•
s Y
mood °the following recipe is bound to pend 'on, a ,hanger over. the hot-air
angles.' In a-• radiator.
fill from :all . g gi'
'.''lie success
iter 'su. ' ar: Vii. cup Filled Potato,• Cups
� ` tsi' 1' cupWhite ,
cl en ,
''er, 2( 'ables ns;. - vinegar,; 1 box e u andpeel eight- uniforin size
•
'; 'tvate .i= Pae , : S,cr b ,•Mice
g . .
•
ice Lir corn syrup%' - . Slice• off• top and
'puffed vice) '� P , white potatoes
1 tables .non butter.i�:' Boil ' ' of inside,making a
. •spoon :salt, P scoop out partinch
ed
' redients . exec t the. puffOne-quarter'inch thick;. Soak'
all tl a .eras , . p, cup .about
.rice;•.to 40'•degrees onthe: sager ther- in- •cold 'galted-water.fifteen. minutes.
•little ' ;would be lel ' With a
' nometer or .until a,,.. , r. Drain_and dry: thoroug y
brittle when ,dropped into ,cold 'wate towel•.. Drop in deep, hot.fat, frying
Mix v: ith the" puffedriee and pour into golden brown all over. Drain.':, Just
arae 'to''esti. Cut in squares: rvi ._ = fill' the cups'with;
,..:::oiled P , , ., before ser tvg
hefOre`quite 'cold creamed 'mushrooms and ,peas :
Bacon -and potato Pie. Setting,
�;.• • Informal 'Table 5e. rap,
`of fat bacon and
Chop�haIf:a
ound
P.
cannot be; sown' on ..ea h except by
• "Which indeed is .less ,than all
seeds. • The smallest of the` seeds in
common use, • the smallest commercial.
seed,: "But when it is grown, it is'
greater than the herbs;" •Larger than
any other garden, plant. "And bee -mi'
eth.,a • tree." • • As, tall 'as a .small tree,
"Seo than the birds of the heaven come
std lodge. • in . the branches thereof.''
The passage indicates- the 'rest, food;,
shelter .end enoyment .of the kingdom.
• ' "Another" -parable 'peke :he unto
them." The, analogy which appealed
to his mind :might not'appeal` to.,an
•other,, so he tried another comparison.
"The kingdom `of, heav' n is like unto,
:k'aven." In Bibld- tiinesjhe Jewsused
for yeast a little old do.gh, highly:`
fei-menting, 'which gave' the bread a
sour taste. •Elsewhere, ;therefore, .1ea
vsn is a . symbol•'of ;oil, but here of
nod . influences :. .."Which 'a • woman
good " ei ' 's
took:'. Bread- making , bc..ng . �coman
work as'seed sowing-was••man s. :And
hidin three neasures of meal." Three'
seahs', `:or about three •pecks *and five •
• qua s offrineal, the custoima y ttne.l rat
• fora. household.—"Til11_it wt s all lead±:-
'tined;" ,- The • point is thelarge amount
that was raised by the small•
bf meal. .
`amount 'of yeas. '
The .kmgdoii , of hi. von• i:.: like,: unto
.�;btrac'tive- luncheon cloths .. niay be
peel_a;nd:sliee two pounds of potatoes. r the breakfast�iook by
Trade fo
Well -grease a `fireproof ; °dish and
make•la ers.of otato.and::baeon,.:sea,
Y p
each layer : well, sprinkling
lightly,witli..flour, and finishing with
potato.
'Pour'over`: enough milk ; nearly to -
cover', the contents of the dish, dab
Nwr h butter, and,bake for three-quarr
ters of'. an ;hour: (moderate. oven). ,
- Any' Meal .-. Any Day,
There isnt'': a meal of• the day when
ham can't be' used to advantage.
For a Sunday` morning breakfast,
lerhen the family' have titne.'to"enjoy
it, try creamed ham on'toast. .,
Creamed Ha ,•
a tr'eas'ure hidden 'in the field” In
those days when -such hanks. and_:de•
posit ,vaults .as we have were ,unknown
w a.
'or. ; the
of'gardeners: Spring
bheT,hLenrdaon thlikyhaer
.
Athenians ove Sone newehil,mWts
they have found in thior catalogue
a greater than usual numberof novel-
ties;; not, of course, in speciea,- but
1a varieties, The sweet pea hashad'
a quiescent period for several years.
There: have been plenty of new sweet
peas, but none. very~new.. The most
conei'derable addition . •was perhaps
the Sestet, een, Aso white vardety
• that was: me ' apt than others to
haye: six So77.
e to a m. evon when
the-euitivat. was more or loss
perfunt tory. "
This year, though'•'other• novelties
are. perhaps• morebrilliant there1s-
a new bluer ca11•ed; iuyosotis, which.is
a distinct. advance. in: a• , colo; of
•which'the ,tribe. Is rather hy, and •to
'my thine%the most.useful of all Sweet'
peas are 't'hoso 'with an inclination to-
wards. 'blueness; . such as- tie;: very
pnes.. . claopular Gssleneaglof,es. ,"">There.,Is also a
: variety° ,; christened
fantasy,!, which rims. '9414161001y
through a wide range of ,tints.,,
thou h ,d•
tli ,•tandard is . said 'to,. be.
l
- se' for :• Y o e
c.
, Another'" novelty' Pei',t cps • . worth,
some • special eniphasis ; is a bright'
red olerkia, named: by Carter'e Olori-
ous. • .This , annual 'continues to 'grow
in favor' because: ;;of its super -excel-
lence for ;picking. When really , we,11
grown it. has ' shoots, that 'suggest a
bush rather than a bedding plant, and -
even the leaser,.buds open complete;'
ieone tO h ..
r Dinh.
Heiress Has Waited So Long;...
For• the Money That it •
Doesn't Mean ;Minh.
to Her
Ban 'Francisco.-So(ueone to hell ,'
her with the dishes, a week or do '
reating,' a short sea voyage. That':.
what a 50 per cent share of morethalt ..
$1,000,000 means to .Mrs Consianci
May, Gafin, wife of ,a: Las "Angeles.
bat* teller. • •'• +•
Speaking publicly last week atbt
the, pet, dine since her attorneys and:
counsel ._ t e;,;
heirs, of the late. •
for' h.,
James L : Flood agreed, on 'atentaa;
Live settlement 'of' about•$1,200.000 .oi•
her. claim , to 'a daughter's share et
'the bonanza king's. estate, lam .Gavin•,
said.sh.e had ::'waited so. ,.long the
money •doesn't• ;mean much:,
I sues
s I',ve ,sited for the money;
., , 'W. .
too long," ,she roinarked. °Oh,,,1
might buy a new dress. • Servantst
Y I d.. like . have.. someone help: '
Yes; 'to
inti -particularly; with ; the dishesi '
1Vlaybe-though I I haven't thoughk,
much about it -,my. 'husba'nd •and. 1'
will take a short sea voyage."
Although. Mrs. Gavin .will, emerg('.•.__
financially. victorious:. in the •seven,.
year legal battle, one of the provisions '.
of the tentative.settlement'is that tlh:; .••.
court records` will show she' is not,
Flood's daughter.
• Liechtenstein: Joins '
World' Brotherhood'
London. -New Scout troops' of 'the
'little independent State' of Liechten-
stela are ono of. the. latest additions
:to the membership, of the ; World.
o is
B Cher f ' Boy: SORB."
".. h
,._ro h,od o Y G. Z_
brings the; number • of countries in';
.the world•whicl ,have Soy Scouts: up
Ltechteutein lies. on • Iihe right
.g.
bank of ,the'Rhine, opposite Switzer-
land, and•• has an • area• -of under ,70
,square miles.`' . The inhabitants are
`German-speaking, Liechtenstein;.• Mon
-
'ace and San Marino are the 'amallest-
i'ndePendent .states in.Europe.
You'll want this stunning little
shirtwaist • dress as soon .a<s you•-see'it•
' •• Plaits: lend youthful Swish '•to'the
` The" yoked.' bodice .gives
hemline,
id'.a . tunity' for chever'-:man-
splemd? _ .opportunity
i ulatiofl Of the fabric. P ,,
moat', flattering
'.Greyis�h� blue, �, ,
necktie silk=made the: original.
c�haile: n race • i,
r', ',Short
"• 'Tlie.pattern'also, provides ' •„fq , ,s
plaited :sleeves , ' - .
1"liin silks, striped cottons, .plaided
pique 1 print,
it wasnot uncommon former to bury seersucker, pig nautica
.
r corn and .ether valuables in the linencrsiali `'leektie' print in •oetten
thee
buy- ground. "Which a 'man• found, and'
ti lest titre
in ..rix
'•it
a a so
min • colorf-wl=-eheaked pi�icloth..andw r _: ,1i�.. He : hr�'" i;,, ,; ,
` else ht. find, it, and so Salle
islimg•the •edge by -cutting •out'eveiy ,, ,
g
washing,ave are :might, purchase the fieldand se gain
-other .cheek. sinaley meals and an be
title to its .rich contents: If''the gospel.
pretty •for 'informs
.,.
:Obtained in'any, color: that willhelp of ld •b n
t&t`
to brighten' lip 'the' kitchen.
Uses=of• Lacquer.-, ,
•
rs.:Coalidge's Recipe .q
For Vegetable ; Stew,
.To raise;• 'funds for the. • Ediva d i. -•
Congregational' ' ' Church' Woman.
•Union 'o! Nortpiampton, ,Mass., ' Mrs, ;
Calvin Coolidge„ widow of .the forme,
er President, a. of the •,United States, .
-permitted-her-favor-ite.-reelPe-for New-_;.
.Orleans, stew, uautographed, tio be sold •
for ,50. cents a c4.op•y. Here's,..'tths•
lent ark . two •tables ns ,
•
-Ingred s e Pone
o!' butter, three onions, three !
peppers tthree.' ears' of. corn;; �r;:tint '
ean•':,of,'eornthree. tomatoes or oa<:.
• can.' of• tome tines ' and salt, and peppei.+:
, .. n tomatoee
to;'taste, Ii.'fresh.cora ad ,.. „ ,
are ,used, •add •'one•• oup of water.'.,.
the 'onitias' thin .and fry ia, •
butter.• Ohop he peppers- and add. t4,. •
t'he .`onions, ,:frying. ; `gently; for , flv(
minutes Cut the
scrapping•the milk'tiloii-what remal�
Ott ;the: cob; •Sliee the, tomatoes ' after;
•peeling them.
i (Miens
Put 'bh ' fr neons
1 1 .: Addthe.. �
be boxer .
•into•: a do
u
and tomato a. so he .trateer 1! fres
-....ar
�vegetables , , e ui�ed s_t"t1t .e.
mm o ether
tor one ih�our, . 'Add. Sag
z Ideal.. om ` �• � • .
a
an
1 M
were otic
Within Home'
'
t the Ho
' ;
-challis, etc, are other interesting, sig Outside It She, Is , Merely "
y
Sts a Manes tire' ` e
estions' g g Und r. `''the
g,•
' •ice ..
fors �
Vii.
ed
es �-
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is d
S. i6 , .- Direction • of ..a. New
-: 8
a
rad
0
• 3
3.
s.
14, X16, 18s.2.0 3+eai.., ,..
0 re a uire for 10;11g • Retie. Type,i,of': Man
`'nc 'es • st. � Size X a s
inches b
p •
material,:, 4'i(a ',yards Berlin Woman "is' the stag man
ager. and man the general. director in
the drama o! ii e," Dr.' Paul Goebbels,
�'m'ister off-PropagTanda`- and"Enlight-
eitment, `told a; eeting of Nazi women
recently. i�
Under the past system, he'declared
women• had, entered public life becaus
manly.:.�irtue: disappeared. from it °•Bu
now that "a news heroic•type"•ofiman
hood has arisen. it -was meant that .wo
•man should be. relegated to•the. home, New fab'ri'cs`for ring. are Prin'teq
were so Obvious that, no one could miss.one
'the-pssession :' i .cou'e o-:--
it,sleeve dress, o I Lori sleeve'yaess,
thing but a, mockery.. 39 inch materia . g r•in collar • and wrist -band, 6/4"' - d:-in�.his''o : hey ae�bh_and selhe�tkcoii'trasti g , _
.An. JY g�
all that:he"hath .and buyeththat field." yards. of 39 -inch, material, 3'e Yard -of
It rs ,wiorth far snore than• all he 'has. •39 -inch, coirtrasting.
• "Again, , the kingdom of •,heaven is HOW'' •O ORDER 'PATTERNS.
'chant ddress lain-
tman that'is . a neer '- : ur name and a p
like. 'unto a' Write y� n ..
seeking goodly; pearls." : `.Oise of the ly ' giving..numberr .: and;'size of :such
r' u' ant.: ;Enclose.15c :in
' :patterns' as Yo went. , .
stamps: or,coin''(coin preferred,; ;wrap
it carefullyi for :each. riember, • and
. - ;p177' hTY1f�T' �9 1! 1�� rn:.
;A coat of Japanese :lam* ` when
applied to Wood • or metal is • proof.
. against. alcohol, -against. boiling water,
against almost ''all• known agencies.
The lacquer -•tree'of Japan is. very tiavellin Jewish •-mer-chants _-so cam'
lar a and is cut. down at the: age of; neon in the East', dealing ;especially in,
forty years, pins and jewelry because :t ey,_are so
f '•an. is made' to
The Sick..doom; easily transported. M•
Two cups finely chopped colli •eked A srek;room shoo :airy an we
•ham,: 4;cup; minced celery, 2 table 'ventilate with •�,windows• that •neem
spoons buttery 2 .tablespoons flour, 2 wcthout difficulty: No; article of un=
•cups•rilk, 6• -splices bread. •necessary•fuiniture should be; Melt Mittel.. irt saUce :pan; Add* p�erixuit-
Apar •ted' to remain `i...the room; ,.and all
, Film Croquettes.
• . nothing' nicer' than him croquettes.
In'recognitiori ef her research Work: -
:Mrs. M. E. 136yjanit, the 267year-old
daughter of lifijor-General sir Fred-
eriek and Lady Manske, has. ,been
Fulham road; S.W.., London., ,
• She took an' honors :stience degree
ail(' went tn study , Heidelberg.
There she met Mr. Eric Boyland; who
TWO. years ago they marr.ied,:, and.
ed her hushed:in :the 14boratory et
•
•
:broVened 'pineapple' With relishes' apd
' • One and three-fourths :cups finely
Make sauce , Of huttet; flout , and -
:milk,' • When ihiek and orneoth add
eke, slightly beaten; ham' and , season-
' ings, MiX, therOughii end spread 'op
Platter te 'cool. Shape in • Sinall
• Cones, roil in fine dried !breed. crumbs,
SPooneold water, roll again in crunibe
;should be het entiegh to brown an inch
OW of • bread 'in .40 „sebOtids et :390
degrees 'V: on a fat thernionieter.
•
•
111,0
hoblest thinga, the highest things.,
"Arid hairing toned one pearl of
great Price." Suck, pearl • is the
kingdoina,put together, "He Went and
sold all -Oat' he had, and bonght:
Alertness, method, deciSien„ mirage'.
These Are sOme 'of •the. qualitieS that.
aretieeded by tile citizen of the ICiag-;
dom as by the Maw of „worldlY busi-
neso, With these silendid business in-
stincts' he will do,'fine :bargaining; and
becoMe rich in faith and: hope and,
like unto. a net.", The large operations
tured. !"rhat vita cast into the tea,
and gathered of eVery kind." The
church a mixed-cempany. The Word
Of invitation addressed, to all sorts
•
ddress there, t'FFegii:Tig
Service, 73 Wept Adelaide, St4..TerotLe, 7he Nazi, ititris to create a new
"ideal wentan".as•A coutterpart of the
ideat,tnan's Dr., Goebbels said: ,He
qUalified statement,by adding that
women Were not to_ be. forced out, of
professions but women's,. sharea 'in'
Men's jobs Must be modified. bv. NaSi
nace of' fire. • • There comes a time
forever' ,b4;: when we Shall " be; ha it
were; paSsiye in the grip of, dettiny
and disposed of by it, 'end unable' to.
resist or alter it; when we phall. fled
that' the tithe for chodSing,:ts :past,
and that wo Must accept and abide' by
the .consequences Of our paSt• choiees..
ye;_uncieset,o_ed •, ail: theSe
things'?" A true teaelirT.Will'ilot stop
tilt he . is ;sure:the, his teaching '1:1d$
been 'coiriprehendes: by his pupils .erid
.fixed in . their niefeory..,! "They say
alacrity' which the factS hardly War-
ranted; !yea, Lord! TheY , affirmed
Mysteries". TheY thought theY'dirth....
"And• he said unto them, Therefore
everY .s• Scribe,' who hath been Made h
disciple to •the.,4tingdoni ,df heeven."•.
lIe said in effect; `YOU are tp beccand
the new. edribes; the interpreters of
age will know the facts concerning the
Man that•is househelder." Christ
paints the Christian under the 'sinaili-
"So shall it he in the end of the ,ttI PrOvitle ogroinst Possage dOntingn,-
,upon• son's. "The atgels shall Come he, genera articles tied implemenf•s of
forth' and seVer the wicked rani hit desetipticniO, arranging' and class-,
airiong the righteous." Here the Hying. them. "Whe brit:gab forth Ott
emn part c..1 the lesSon, IS, that these of his treaSure thingo tow and . •
other were together ih .the church of cial ,attreetion of their Own.' It thUst°
Christ upon the 'eartiu • ' be a dill inind6Whith finds no aterae-
"And Shall: cast 'theie into the • fin:- tien in things 0144,.. " •
;tense rarely. ehoSee. as•'..a Wader.
. False
.,truth.s,', but. 'usually quarrel hinong
'theinselqa.s--iDeniel Webster..
hoods ieit oply disagree
Mtn'i ' AND JEFF—
- when it. was filled, they
drew up on the beach.9. very Chris -
thin effort Should be brought te a de-
conelosiori; that results may be
Work Was of vital iniportante and res
qUired the most careful consideration.
'And gathered 'he geed, into .vesSels,,
bit the bad they caat away." • All 'he
edible anti useful fish •Were kept care -
felly, but the Useless ones Were dis-
7t
Watch 'for the "tag 'End" dresti-'-'
heralded a8;an.advanee fashion tit,' •
for4 sprite is • to, be used 'Oh hats
aid ahoes,:glaves end. purses beth
..daytisne and for evening.. .
ac
TolAromen's Page
.'•Take tor, instance, It has a
beneficial effect'en'the health of . the
that in: some casts' of anaemia, hither-.
• Tri addition tO this Property, the
pfh•li fish, birds, or animal*: con.
to; lieth of which have, mech. •dc) with
growtb in the child,, VitiMin. A ;is
else protective againit tronble:
obligation, stipends the Wee pf an
the mind 1°4e4 16141g: hOnor to Wonien . and nettling. that is
Wgt b8eeg dr. fl t7;liV n84d4 oatrthrue:7I4d :appearing on• that ,page." '`"
Calls lt a Mirror .• to Refleot
,Faces, Clothes, .Character .
longed to father -7 -now Ahe fa2
mily • Share in it -and a -minim, May
look at the wethen's page," ;Dr. Helen
MaelViurehy told the .Women's 'Cana -
:diem Press Olub here. fir; MacMurchy
Wei citettqin *the King's New Years .,
'honor list -being •lionored with die
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