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By BBILIBONVIT41,44140t
1144,0(00d eeartaking Lcagon
ttfelted TYRA Every Pattern.
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• •GraPelfriilt:•Cerleerk,
• •-Hero aroStiMe•intereatIO *erietiOna
• In the JelIy 0044. 1410, For thls
.,POP.,eery'e: the iggrodient*,,called for
,are1. inninde 44;1..004
iu,gart 1¼ cora
yrup cifok.:ooOked.. carrots ancf.mix
• wtth the finely sliced; fruit. Add Anger
• ann. 4/7.40,•.1,144: leek Until fruit; IS clear ;
and inixture. thickens, Peer intoSteil,-;;
otae.see and seal.
Peach .and-bratige.. • •
reciPOS' are Blinote
to Melte and the results' fio' delicious
that It Is welt worth the time taken,:to.
r prepare theni.. . This Combination ot
trnitvie beth Iie1u1 and sepiilies",:tlif
tamtly With. .tie neCesserY..ecid Con-
tent: in 'their diet. . Ingredients
• nfedittra; ;Sian& 0Pncnea, 2¼- pounds
'ventilated- _sugar,. ,2 ,cup. water,
Medium ':sized oisages.„ 2.3 enp corn•
• • sYrup,' pound blanched, • shredded
.pice peeled Peaches and
• add to the grated rind of 44 oranges
andthe alined pulp of slx.' '.Boil all
' 7-75-0
' thick and .clear and abont'ilfteenuilnw When you •he'Wlinleiled.• *r. Pe oft
• Utes befOre, renibiing from . fire. add surplus ,cream and go to 'bed .
the s4red4A4-',41410nde. The above • Dedi.'elia.usnally aro slightly about-,
should ail 10' 'Jelly gla,Ssas, ed. When. you have taken your bath.
• • • - • . ,
The Art of CarVing
afid. dried Yourself with a tough towel,
.,,,. • . • • • -
• Massage body oil into your skin. It
•: gOW- Many.701ing'husbands View the will eliminate that tough; .unconifort-.
first ,"bird".. Waiting for the .earving. ablefeelthg whiehdry skins •haVa'ef-
,,,,,_: knife .: With a troubled. anddoubtful' terthey hare been washed With seep
qe7 A'greet uninber'! I'll wager, ri,o and water.s' • 4.•
foiloWhig, instructions are Well worth Modern bath•oilii' are a far' cry •[ram
' cutting out. and keeping for future •re - 'the oils With wilehthe'ancient Greeks
formica: , • :•• • • • • •
. and, Romans used to •annoint them -
First of all, the Platter , Should be selves,' but the, result is about the
large 'enough so • that there will he samo. OIls do' help "dry ' Skin.. • .
plenty of room to carve and the knife: • . •• •. . • ,
•Siliduld be carefully sharpened and tie •• For Thlh Faceis..
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choice Of the knife considered'. Three If your ,face is long and thin try , put,.
. OSA Of' carvers are almost .a nocessity. ting e Ilttle reline. on the enter _cheek
A email pair. for ;Owl.. or steak, longer hones and Millie •ellin ThigL willniako':
:1144,,larger''..for 'roasts .and a fish set iappear breederan
t ' dehOrtet.
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thispreferably:. of ..silver. • • ' Pen% .Wear & high.'.orown or,..large
• hrimnied hat. Around beret -shape Or.
over lemon 6_11ing'., Pat in a POI oven
for
for fifteen minutes to Puff • and eehn
the meringue. Serve cold • • •
:•• : The meringue will not 1"-Wf3.9"'l if
4te•filling is cool before covering.•,
• Lubricate Dry 'Skin
• BOY 011a 4.04499t CrOanIS have the
sansachenf)ilciat effect .on your .feet
and body as xiOurlshing. creams: have
On your neck and fdee:.They help to:
lubricate a Oil ;condition`of 'the skin.
If You.,:liavern't•a:foot'cFeani; ti*Y.
.14% your ,tiestie create .en yeur,,feet
once a week. ',You'll be'' mirprised at
the difference,in the way they feel ot-
ter about three or fent such treat-
ments .•
When yourfeet have lbeen ;bathed
and scrubbed with Plenty of soap Olds'
and a sinall'hrush, dry them, thorough-
ly. Then, wlth foe,t. cream: or tissue
cream " in the palms of .-your-bands,-
massage the cream . into your ' feet
from the tips of the toes up to the
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ankles. If there are little callouses
t
on the backs •of your heels, rub in
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091'
esson.
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Lessen XL-.-Mareh_ 4eaqa
Re -
•ponds to Falth..--Matt: 1.8:2141.
Golden Text. -.-Ask and It shall be
,filYen and ye shall Old;
• knock, and end Shalt be !Versed ante
Yeue-rMatL -
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TIMP"Sininf and fiulanier of A.D.
20 the third year of Christ's
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'PLACE: --,The Sea of Galilee and fis
nottnern. Shores. On 'het 'Odell.; • •!];' e,'
Minn .ef TY* and Siclen•in Vhcenicia..
'PARALLET.. P4SSAGD-rMark 6;
47.; 8 81: . • • '
• Matt. 15: "And Jesus Went out
lc
thence:' Matthew .speas of hint 14,
In the land of GenneSaret northwest
of the Sea of region which
gave to . the sea one of its fOur. names
(Matt. 14:, 34)% - ""And withdrew."Again he sought rest from the crowds.
."Into the Parts'.of Tyro and Sidon."
This was Christ' s only excursion into
• heathen territory(eXcept that he was
-talceirtb-Egypt when an lident).
"And behold; a'"Caimanitisk woman,
came out from those borders." ' Some
of the ancient Canaanites had been
driven northward into 'Phoenicia, and
this woman was of that stock. Mark,
calls her "a ' Greek, Syroplicenician
by race," Phcenicia 'being part of It
Syria. "And cried, saying, em
mercy ,me, 0 Lord, thou Son of
David."e theoniracleirof
Fla
.. For baked haddock cut down centre.
il', .,
'. The 'Up -to -the -throat: fiishion it. t,-
' small brini suits' Yeti better. ,....
from liackbone,lifting off. 'mien, po.r- tering to thin .necks and taCeS. . Al-
- '
tion ri to prevent breaking, :For sat' ways % ch:068e p, roiled ileeic! 1 pre.
, men, .'Slide .fish, knife ftlewn the , hack ference to, the '
.1 fromthebone-and,litt,Off- in • 'Wien?. . , , .,. :-
,In %Jean White Fur.'
.-÷, Plecefi. ' • :j'.. ,, : . „.
the 644reeein th1 case is 04.,'Tect
0,44 .•
':,0,A14 *ern; ,Canak zntp hjhl great
t.rao.
.frant.I.,*00100, Publishing .14, ,faMe
by the Walrg"HaYihir. With 'theit0. the
'iam01100,,.4atilb;'.14anned,, an • teeny,
otifetrare.Some tike: tsk0.10...rk.10.41*
' lated "Maimed, as meaning Inteie who
'had loatliMbsw which Christ restored;
1?1# there is no . definite account of such
miracle. 47,1441. they 0,at them down
at Itia,; toot!: very strong. word,
,110Mthem Clowi,V not eitrelefielY,,h0t in
haatO, !became .go Many were coming
mons -had gone far and wide: "My
daughter is,.grieireusly vexed with a
demon." The mother, a& a 'mother
•
would; made her child's case her, own,
Lin?: prayed the Lord., "Hae mercy, on
ine."
. ,
"BLit he answered her net a woycl."
Whosoever would trust God must
trust' his. silence, "And hiatslisciples
came and besought, him, saying, Send
her away; for she criethafter us."
Probably they-rneant, Send her away
with her desire granted and her
daughter healed', so that she may cease
• bothering us, witli her clamor.' •
A glance at this effective dress and ' ' "But he answered and Said; I was
its "just rightness" for matrons or
heavier., `figures is immediately real -
'This very charming model shown
for today's Pattern is in printed crepe
silk in navy and white with navy
bodice and sleeves. , Theflattering
cowl neck is accented by a white gay-
dehia. The soft neelcline, V -bodice
lines and skirt panels are very slender -
While, extremely attractive carried
-• -out-in-contrasting-effects, inertia ma-
Triminings of white fur on frocks
not. sent`but unto the lost sheep of the
house of Israel." It is that he antici
pated a Ministry that should be wider
than these Jewish And one of
the eventsthat'makes this clear is the
event we are now studying. '
"But She came and worshipped
saying,. Lord, help me". She , had not
heard Christ's 'parable ;of the impor
tunate widow, but she ,proved its um,
versalitk of • truth by leting' it. sent in
a iheathen land.: •
he answered and said:" This
AVas....the.• third: test of the inether'S,
' • gatnienta -May be aa,,,I or inatance, in either -plain- 7'falttlf,-and the most severe. testof
ete:7- - - . .
Insert carving fork firmly across • or iai n nprinted crepe 't is also I ' Unless as-WM-very likely the ease,it
• . ' dered starch without troubling to re- iatyie No. 2544 is designe' for sizes was mollified and interpreted to her
most successfully cleaned witli pow-
breastbone•- cut ihroueh skin at leg
wing- Cilt breast --------- in slices, move the fur from t.n-e articles. It the 36, 40., 42, 4.4, 46 and 48 inches by a loving
Countenance. "It is not meet to take
smile on the Saviour's
Bend ieg and cut at jointscut *off -
• carving one side of bird at time. cut 'the, children's bread." Christ's mil--
„. -fur-trims-a black--garment,_such...as_ • /4,
leg meat in sinell portions. - • • • Inc print ,with 1%..Yards of 9 -inch, ac e-wor ing power, thetgliouldlie-re.
should be well protected before begin. '
hmng. , dogs." To the miseroble,half-starved,
' ' • • •' • velvet ' the surrounding Material 4 reffultifs--2 7Yarda--of-39-'
ping the cleaning process. *Sprinkle
the starch over the 'fur. and rub,.it in
lightly., Leave on for a time and then
Shake, Out thoroughly. This cleaning.
method, will be found most effective.
Household Hints
Lettuee will keep lies.t, in the elec-
tric refrigerator if 'it ' is washed, dried,
then placed, in" ‘a widemouthed 'Jar
With the lid' screwed on 'securely and
ItePt thete until ready for use. ,
Pour boiling Water into the bowl, let
stand for a fest minute, then pour
out, Now put the butter and sugar
that are to' be creamed together. into
served for the children:of Israel, God's
Duck, Goose, etc. plain material and .% yard of .35 -inch chosen people. "And cast it te the
,
thit meat:horizontally at eack side,
011 Oe seine. errand. "And he ;healed.
'them"? That. Was what they- Wanted*.
"Insomuch that the multituda'. won-
dered." .What Must it 'have been to
be an eire-witneWof'enc.li a ngelle of
healing and ef worship. ,`‘WhP.nthcy.
snW. the dumb speaking, the' maime4
v.:hole, and the lame walking, and the
blind. agile' When thy saw ' applies
t. the entire, se4ne; "And they glori-
sieitinaY indicate heathen eXcw.d.'nh.
the eastern Aide of ;the lake., --They
know that there was .sonie sPeetai'rP,.-
lationship • between - God and the elnr-
dzin of Israeli ••;
Someone Due Credit
----:Yeast-or-Bread-Maker?l
fid' -the God. of ,i,
• Ecir partridge. er, ,etc.; cut down HOW To oRbEit,.PATTtltkIS. filthy degS that Prewled: inaiterleas,•
cut off wings and. legs,,carving latter(
the breastbone; lifting meat off; serie y. iwgeit ygoiltiuninabt%re and address 7:siaze,r7sofpisa4..ai aarnodunlarteli: ssyntreeditymts offoErasaltel r:lh.'atot wwasns
-et-6,•-ser-v-e-ons-blrd te each oerien. , 'Patterns as you vranLDrieloael5c in ____Bde,s,Pietible • •,, With ine-halfk-to :each person. For pigesM,
Ont rhubarb into tiny .plecei, cover address your order to Wilson Pattern words and tossed then' back at him
. . .
• oven. Linea ;fiat lin with .pastry 'and Service, 7_3 West Adelaide St,', Termite. Winning at •arginne,nt out of his 'very
vritli sugar ' and dock sloWly. in .fhe .
7 Candy Pie_
' '"For even:the d6go! Christ
stamps et coin (coin preferred; wrap mother'a ready wit, With the•
A earefullY) far eaCh zininher; and, reaS of des -Parr, fshe seized -' Christ's
, quick Oven.,..1‘Then done,•eover thickly • ., hid used the .word .dogs, the
fill with cooked rhubarb. . Cook in
with brown migarnndalSo place clots . if ' th h useheld do s the
butterto thicken.. Serve'very hot. .nautic Association of the, ijnifed pieees Of bread which Were broken off,
High Honor Conferred . diniinutive, and she . appropriated' it
, . fansily pets. "Eat Of the crumbs which
fsHeturn-te oven and elloW sugs:i and the National Aero., fall from their Masters' table." The'
priSed how., quickly, they Will blend.'
• of butter on top. , • , On.Anne Lindbergh as sign yinge,
o g ,
this, heated. howl. You will be sur-
conomical Recipe for Lemon Pie States has conferred its highest"honor And;, in the absence of na‘pkins, W•ere
honorarY, Memliership en Anne used tti wipe" the handa, and , Oen
Lenton pie is always a Ponidat des -
Lindbergh'. Mrs. Lindbergh, 'because thrown, under the table to ,be appro..,
British. Tram
Alien Airmen
London.- ritaufs ` University"
--the big .fiyink Scheel at Hamble, on
Southampton water-4set new reCetds
in 1933. Flying hours accomplished
13,, the fleet of 21 aeroplane§ 'aggre-
gated 6,428 (equivalent, to some 600,-.
in 194 In one month alone --August
-74,646 hours were logged, '
: AIR 0AREtRS.
The aereptanes the school fleet
range krona the light training 'plane
to amphibious craft, and a multi-
Nationali of 12
countries,made up the 8/ civilians And
officers of foreign. air forces -who
tended- the School ' during the 'year:
Austria, Canada, ' •Denniark, ; Great
Britain, India, Iraq, the Irish Free
btate, Norway, Peru,:, South Africa,
Sweden and the United ,States.
Twenty. of Inc 46' divilian pupils,
Under training At, the end! of the year
v,Tere "long course" btudents Who in-
tend to make their, 'career in aviatitni.
and whosi,stay at 'the school will last'
three or four years.
,sert and. can be Varied in so many] • of unusual and 'outstanding contribu priated by the dogs. The poor woman
•
'Ways that:it may be served often With-
, might be only a Gentile dog: .. Very
, cut becoming inonotblious-;-It's ' a-tPar- tidos to. aviation," becomes the eighth well; she asked only for a dog's ,por-
, . liiring membero[ thisselectf
. gl erm--° ' tion for -:Ire
' tictilarly` happy, choice,just at this sea rHchild. • .' '
Pon of the Year When pis "timber
' This MFPres--
Inverness.n "Feb: 9th the, morn-
ing' Hoiner. liorne was burn-
ed. ...Mrs. Fisher had mixed some
bread leaving it beside the store to
riSaw. 'When fireWas discovered;
among .thei„artleles that. war4i1,104-
,tri a near -by shed. .was this bread
mixer: On' Feb. 16th • just one Week
4494, Vr.,...ank.14r,s._ !licher . „inoved
red
for them, Mrs'. ".Fg- er en
must get thie dough out of 'the' Pan;
so placed it nearthe heat, to thaw,
out, (as it was frozen:as hard. as
'stone)", as It began to thaw, it began.
:to rise.:. Curious as to the result,'
when had riseisnificiently,„ she
put It in pans and milted as ustal..
The bread Was .as right as any . She
had evef-baked; • atd-,:shr ta-,:oneTot--
: the best bread.. makers . In the ' valley.,
a
Do Not Believe ,in T
Vows,They May Not
Ale to Fulfill Per,
manentlY.
. Ann Arbor, Mich.-,firides hoe!. •
-hoen known tcitiolote•the., wort •"obey", .
'frOin *Or nugrin6,'310*.a,"_410
Hnitton, University of *ichigan'
co-ed, wents OPP further 'and: devined,
.* trend new gereMeny.
_Mrs. P11,40/1, and her husband, who
.niko is 4,-;sta4iOnt at theUniversity
returned
retinlied te their' oitta* bora WednO,
Any, 'Theo.. 1.11;xten& eXPlalltad. that•
their wedding, ceremony embodied'
.their own ideas ideas ot What' Olederni *PP .• .
leek .'shenki be. . ' The: phrases ‘f.t.n,
obey" and end f`till'd*atli die* part" were. '
among those eliminated from the con-
•
rentlenal. SeriPe,e- Rev.,
:Mien of ,Detroit,. oftiOt.ted,rendinit
the regular Methodist, marriage - ser-;
.Vice Which was 'auPplemented
yews „selected by the bride.
--Tho serviee opened-witlitatshoii,-Out
,line of the duties' and responsibilities
•of rnarriage, reed by Sr; Allen; "'hide.'
included, among 'other • things,
assertion 'that '''inarriage s no 'reel .
-union established by a •vow."
"Marriage." the service continued,
is a relationship between two
.conalities 'functioning together in pro,
gressive, intergration."
not beIleVe we should 'take any vows
We might not be able tel ulfill penman.
.entli,” Mrs, Buxton explained.
,
, Pollac.,BrOaCicastina
• The ' carainisaien has •reconi-
•ineided the adoption'. of :a liyateni
which .has, been. employed tor • some:
years peat intinyeities and found
be of great 'advantage to the police
forces in the apprehension Of :criittini-
'all,. • especially at the inament, when
crime is ",eoniinitted-tor-diseoirerect.
ob-
serves the Hamilton Herald. it Is the
radio broadcasting system which en;
ableathe.eentral pollee station to Com,'
'initnicate at once to. ,the pollee cars
'touring' the City throughout its. area,
'and thus puts ;Officers' in .possessien'of
inforniation 'which ,may be of the
immediate Value • in ,.asaisting.
- .
them in the arteit.of
Fairbanks Divorce •
• Delay indiaated
wItMdon..7-The tivoree snit of 'Lord
Ashley against, is actress,...wlfe, the
former Sylvia HawkeS,: May be; dew,
layed until Slimmer , probably
"autunin, . it. wag'. indicated last week:
Detigla,s ,Faitbanke, Sr.; screen star;
is named 'co ,r e$pondent '
Lerd AehleVs . ,Gordon
.D.adds • & Co., consen
-;cittion of an extensien-ot time in
' and Lady- linhley
legally are ,,entitled .flle answer'
, , „.
to 'the:Suit., , • , ,
200 Golfers Out
On Calgary Course
Calgary.-Belleyed" to have „set. el,
;record' for high, February tenipera-
'titres; the Mercury above
here recently More than 200 goit-
'ers Made their aPpearance, the
Mtinicipal course: '
Women in, Business
Must Be: Twice
Efficient As en
-That nis `Pftve Equal
--'--Chance; Say* ,
MacDonald. BowroAn.
New York; Teaching, 'nursing,
4ibrary!..Werk_and officiLavorILare.:_tha_
soc,etiriatioris'Most overcrowded for .V/0-: •
nie214.' atailY Made .hir the -national
federatiOn' of business.. and profession!.
al .Women's in the United 'Sind*. •.
has revealed. Medicine, .retail'..iner
thandieingt- credit in.finagenaent l' and
the exeentive. 'gide Of .sticial. Werk ars
the least-cro . •
Macdonald BOWSISa. of
Richmond,inesident of :the fee
eration;linnounced thi-resUlts-7of-tio
sutve_—M
. Bowman said womes
were ; • sometimes prejudiced. agitimel
their own sex in, bUsinesS:stnd.the pro-
fessions.
"Women_inust_,;realize," she aaid,
"that the Value theyput on, them-
selves ;Value the world Pubs on
them. ',Today, particularly,', in order
to have an equal Chance; woman '
Must be JiWiee as good as a man, and
other women need noe'donbt-her
1
65-,01:10-1CarTrape ,
: .
But NO Cheelie.....
New York -Because , New, yoile
City .has 65,000 rat - tea* but fie
money for Cheese,' one of the most.
ingenious of the federal relief projects
faces defeat:: That t•rejeci was to at-
tack with cheese -baited traps the mil-
lions of rats on Ricer's Island, in ail
East River,: Previous attempts to
rout them by pellee dogs. and 'Chem -
are 'reputed tobe-thoughno one )iis
;eels have failed linorriinyuslY. There
conifted -them-1.2,000,000 rats. .
The honor places her along'with Or- h
• "Then JQ$US answered and said unto
dyers:
'begins to be scarce end you may want " She had hown the quality
a change ; from spicy steained Dud ville Wright, her husband, Col. Charles which , lw y won most ardent
a a s
• A. "Lindbergh, Rear Admiral •Richard adinitation. '`.`0 woinatf.g'reat is .thji•
,
. . , . .. , , , ,
E. Byrd, Di, Hugo. Ecicner, Hareld, gat- faith." ' Christ. m, aryelled also 'at 'ire
Lemcin Meringue. pie is a Uniiersal ty,,,,NYlley'ls..ost and Ainglia ,Darhart.. ' great. 'faith, . of another !Gentile, ;he
. , • .
100 1nilejon), comparedth 4,80
. • extra'Abick meringue' is liked uge two '•• centuiicin_of,„C.;aper•_aaL_m
aver' t-e-Ttird7"ety7easy to make It, -air
eggs in ,IpIace'sif One eit suggested in. He does. net say ,Great' is ihY71-6ile.71-ir
the. recipe:. . . ;• , , • Unt0.. thee, 'even as ' thou Wilt.." Faith
says Great is. di.. faith. .. Be it done
• LemOri Meriogile-,pie. is the'•'OppertiinitY, of. God1. our .faith,
. One clip granulated. Sugar, lia• POPS enables hint to do for us wisely what
• . • i. , ii
' boning' water, .4, lableSpoons corn- 'his love is longing to do. i And her
. 'Starch; .I.,8 teaspoon 'salt,' 1 lemon, 1 daughter was healed .from that hour."
nt-egg, baked pie shell. . , . . .Another' case Of •welir Lord',C,. healing
.froin a .distence, .
. .
• starch:. :. Be sgre the. Cotn-statell is . "And :IOUS departed thence" Onee.
•. Mix and 'Slit{ sugar 'salt and' Cern-
. . •
• cenipidtely blended . With the sugar. w , , the sea of. ;Galilee On Which side?:
'
and stir midi mixture, is blear. i 'Add 'According' to ,Maik (71 81), thei east-
lenton 'juice and yolk of egg. . ' Beat ern •aPprotiched, by:a Circuitous` jour,
Well and roMOVe. frein .fife. Let, NMI'
Sweeping Generalities . •
Never Applicable
- Washington; :-•-• Mrs'. IFianklin p,
ItooseVelt, who says •vitbinert must keep
Fight en,,Proving they aye practiCal
until, the World believes it, • is going
'to help find new occupations for meni-
,bers Of the Sex.• ' ' •
Mrs. ' Roosevelt said: that time arid
again she'had heard people ,say that
"Ile woman °Ando" some Speeial thing
that 'a woman probablyhas been &ink
sUccessfully for years:
•;,'"There are still people who feel
you, canixerieralize about woiteri,, or
ahout-atien," ,,she said. - She dontended,
that there'S no suelf. thing. as a sweep-
ing, generality on, either of those •sub-
jects.
. 1 ,
more, onr Lord's 'desire' for„,rest gni
Add, grated rind of lemon; Add boil- for quiet conyersewith
was frustrated. "And came 'night o,
; kg Water, Stirring vigorously. Cook'
Oh, That We Could
All Pay Our Bills
In the Sorel Way
This Hen Is
A Steady Provider
The cackle of an Iowa State Col-
lege Rhode Island Red hen•ivaii heard
305 times last year, and each *Ia. •
meant sonnehtvdrfr-iteakfisiTr-accOr
ing to poult7 specialist's at the in•
stitution
The specialista said that althougli '
this is not a reeerd, it it fo'ainsthins
"decidedly .untigual," • The everagi
Iowa .tarin hen lays .froin 90 to !of
'eggi per year,
:riejtk,throtigh Sidon and Decapolis,
And turn•late. abaked shell: Beat :"Arid he Went up into the mountain."
white Of egg with 2, teaspoons water Rather', the inountain country, the high
and a few grain's Of Salt until stiff 'hut land, as distinguished front the lo*
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