HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-02-12, Page 3British Warship
Receives Blessing
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ScriPtural, • .R.eadings,,eprayer.
• ,s• a•nd Hymn Form Ceremony, .
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Several. things are striking
about•the British custom o .bleafi-
lx4 a warship ete it eaten the
serice and goes off to battle duty.
When Ha M. destroyer Lively was
sent out, Scriptural readinge,
prayer, and a hymn • formed the -
ceremony.
• Part eat. theereading was • from.
the 107th Psalm -a• the.' One which
has •those fine verses about "they
• that .go'clow.n.to the -tsea .in ships."
From the..New-Testattient waatake.
en • part ,of the sixth chapter . of •
• • • Ephelia,n§, including , the. verse:
. For We,:wrestle not ageidst:-
fleali aid tblood, 1- but :against•
• principalities,agalest Powers,
• •
against rulersof the darkness
• 'Of
this world„ against apirit-
• izal wickedness.in high'places.
• .•
-Did the byre'''speak of • the.
•• might. Of guns and torpedoes; of
armament ereaireraftl. •No. The
'. • .sailors• sang, -d..`0 God, Our Help...
in 'Ages Past." And in the, forme
•• ihTe-
• crew the Captain asked:, "What
, . do. ye fear, seeing that Pod the a
• Father is with you?" ....And the
ship's cempiny 'replied:. 'We -•fear
•-nothing."•', -• • • -
•
:Shortly. thereafter • the...Lively,.
• • "7 -171 --it Uyed--1" Tigertitialeaft trittellieee`
' ---a-dade---territneati battle and was . un -
teethed .e.1•.. ••
Vitamin ,C Found
In- Siniple Foods
nn.
Certain Vegetables and Ca-
-- rue Fruits Contain Apprec.
• 'able Quantities "'-
.
•
Nebncitadneaar ate' grass: the•,
. . • British -loam -en eof the- •-•eightee•ntlid
• century . drank raw •letnerar juke:.
•.. the • Alaskan miners in the. gold
rush drnk. pine needle tea: and
• , • the :English • mother today gives
. her children strritp,Of rose- hips..
• • Not .becauen anY. 'of these con-
• eoctioes are 1 paetieularly
pJea-
ant, 1)4 .because •- their :high Vitae.
• min C content. prevents that most • '
virulent of..vitamin-deficiency
. ;eases known as Scuryy.. • e
• • This' terrible ,chedition has
• , •' al-
ways been ptevelentaelierever diet
•eestricted ' by poerts..War ord
,-..diantineeelTeeteeditneMeo.fzidiiteentteenee
• ideeitseaniiidisitodlinoli.lx»SlikimikViili
• • easify•aseeitledearerhise ethseetreie
•- every hthisewife 'remembers the
' • amportence of , Vitamin C when
ilanning trie family meals;
tionateedd- --anfetheaDeinit of
• Pe-nsions .and 'Health advise.' : •
- Fortnately' for the family .food •
. budget; Vitamin. C is present :•in.
- appreciable •quantity in such sine.
• phi foods as potateeie andepar.1.
snips, feesh••cebbege,
er, turnips, beet tops, spinach and
watercress; Eaten raw they would
. give the.highst valu, end faulty,.
• .cooking cati render there athirst
. useless. So cook your potatoesi
in their: skins:. plunge the -cab,.
• bege into ' fast boiling,. water and
cook rapidly with a lid. on the .•
saucepan . for not more. .han 710
• minutes: spinach needs only the
• water- that clings to the leaves
after washing. . Use •shredeled
•ecabbage and watercress in salad
.rather three lettuce..
Fresh oranges, grapefruit and•..
lemons ale so .rich in •Vitamin C
that four ounces of juice.e day is
sulfideet tor an adult. Tire that
quantity is needed ,ef tomato
• ...juice, fresh or a canned. Bananas
are n valuable food, -for , small
children, Ovid Vitamin .0 con -
lent --11has-helped dhem
:reputation of being indigestible.
Suggestions For
Sugar. Rationing.
• Laura Pepper, chief of the ag-
riultere department's consumer
service section, has come to the
• rescue Of Cetnidinn hthieewivee •
. with a handful- el suggestions to
help them get by. with less sugar
under the bee. rationing plan.
• She forecast I return to pepu. •
letity dor plain, unfrsted' 4akes
and suggested mere fruit .should
be used,
"Syrup and honey ate gook.
Miter substitute," • she said. ."01 •
course, we don't know- yet what
'quantities will be available but
use them ' to sweeten breakfast
eedread Ilaieine are good aa.
, cereat-sweetener, too. -And don't
wate- sugar in. the bottom of eat',
fde and tea cups." • ., . •
• Here are scone more of 'er. •
•
•• sugar -saving suggestions—
I. Choose. recipes requirittg the
. least iiiiMunt of sager,
2. dieke cakes withe.ut frosting.
3. idse fruits—frsh, dried or
preserved—for desserts place
Of desserts. rich in sugar.
4. 13Ake apples •or , pears with.
• sown syrup.
Cook dried' frnit in water in
which it has been soaked; if Miter
is neded, add it aft ee the . fruit
is • coOked Red while it • is still
warth. . ,
•
desseseritiaisreeeseesaw".:.
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QN GUARD
• farrow had a swell case of
•Caffeine Nerves from to• o
laud; CA and coffee. Eveo ids a
friends avoided him. Then
someone put hin' 4:wise and •
persuaded him to drink
Postutn. Thi;rty days latr he
was the most popular man in
town, drat it"
'Mr. f. N. Coffee Nerves.
•
IR yen feel ppset dervept? mut irritablii..'
• why not swim!: to delicious. Posting*
sight away? It has absolutely no caffein• e
&Iect an nerves, heart. or stomach -
treenomida, too. 'order Postern today. . •
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' • CHAPTER 42
Two Packages
- Thiededasd-not-eery,-; Seitrafeierciettad
to the attorney, :but neither was
the alternative. He, did not quite
• helieveLthat -1VlositY Would let- his
Men go as .far as the Dianeaid 7
• Sash • owner had indicated, but
.• dark rumors of his methods had
been' bruited about the Own.
Also, Silcott had told hith of the
recent attacks on his fife. . After
all this was .the fight of the Arm:
jo grant .purchasers. _Their law. •
yer was employed to handle only
the legal end of, it. Stratton un-
locked the Safe and handed the
• Pendara letters to Jim':
"I don't need to, tell You -how
inipdrtant these are to --our suit,"
• he said. "Yoe'll be carefdl of
• them. Will yeti take" them 'to the
bank?• ' You can't •tonight. • Its
closed:" • •
• Jim smiled. • "If ' you . knew
where: d was going to put them
they •might As well be in your
• safe. When Prentiss inquires,
just refer him to me." .
"If he does," corrected ,
The attorney watched his client
going dowe the street,. his slim.
.:,!•ThenteereadkiteudeagalrontonnthIndaltiwd.
•
d'''':fdff&daea-vaseesemekldidtgedislienreeethikei,
cool and reckIees youth that hi-.
• spired confidence. •
AS Jim moved don the street
toward the plazahe became :Severe:
-4.1tat--jiLd-waseiteing_follo_wed heda
ltlexican vaquero. The man mjght
simply be going in the same direc-
tion es Silcott, er he might have •
been deputed to trail Iha. Jim
decided to find opt. He- stepped
into a drygoode store and bought
a shirt. When 'he came out the
vaquero was looking in the , show
.window at same • gay bandanna
handkerhiefs,
Sileott Trailed
• Jim crossed the plaza, his sha-
dow in attendnce. At a second
Store he • hbught some wrapping
paper and a ball of string. From
there he • went to his hotel end
wrapped two packages.. In one
were the Gandarad letters, and in
the other a folded copy of the
latest issue of the "Ner Mexican:"
With a pencil he marked one of
the little parcels in order not to
mike a miteke.
lie had been invited to the Win.
rims for supper and he Made hims
self as presentable as pessible.
There was a young woman there
daefore whom it was_importanteto..
him that he appear at his best.
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FINE CUT
Founded hy the late k. E. Cross
in 1885, the A-SeVen Ranh near
Nanton, Alberta, le famous to
this day for the hih-grde grass.
fed beer tattle which the ranch
raises and shiptell over Canada.
lelleate 6-of-Me-
A..itEVEN RANCH
One of the packages- he, concealed
inside hie shirt. 'The second one .
ahteeptitein ifteecoatFpoeket —To" bee -
fully dressed, took out and
'tested the revolver strapped in a
alitilater underneath his left. arm,
and• • ilieri replieed: calerillir:
The'• vaquero was still •on the
• job. He sauntered. .after Silcott
to the postoffice and from the
Winch*, watehed him take the per:.
cel freinhis, coat pocket 'ind edlee 'Preirleei there alweYe the
dress it. His Laud- dirddddidd-ddda--elnerelis--Often iteee-da-platii evelette—
building. Frequently it could do
the Diamond man :hand the
package in , fez Weighing, 'buy fi•etli' coat ofeepeant. Cen-
gregations are not large. Some -
tam -,t1 and leave it with the clerk times, the minister, or1'student mis-
to be sent to its destination.
sionary,. has only a dozen or So
' • Jitn, had, one mare„ elleteamake, 4 gt the, services . Often, bufSide. as.
before hp reported' t the Win- sista/lee has •to be •given to help
cloths. He stopped at a saddlery the finances. '
store just below ,the plaza to see , But, even 'if as many' people as
its prOprietor, an old friend who -might do not attend these little
had ridden the Welsh country of • thurches, they still play a big,
• Texas.with his father. 1 . • part. in the community life. Thy
Frorn the doorway, Jim called are the gathering Places for, the
in chderily, "How: you making' it people, who are struggling te keep
with that saddle I •ordered, old- prewressive, thought and Practical
tinier?" deeds on a high plane., -• •
• There e are :Ionics who make :fun
of •these • little country churches
-in.-the villages on the 'plains. Those
who do fail to upderstand some.
!,„r4leue,,nneddenseeeeedeaw.deddandatdie.„.tathang. of the depth., et meaning that:,
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.."..*:..4••••.4, • •
• •
4 •
•Machine •gni .-:is Seattle
in Raffles Sduart. °
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of the store. •4,1 weld sack the
saddle and shipidt, but if .you're
gonaa be in rot Might As 'Well.
pick it•up." t
jim'a-topped a-thoment--Ttrthe
entaance. The vaquero and an.
other rrian• were lounging outside
the 'door of the adjoining ealoon.
(Continued' N'ext Week)
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ThPyajrjeChjjyc
In Community Lif
They Play a �g 'Par, Sa
The Windsor Star
In the small tawny on the •Ca
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aseesseessesiedeadreeted..
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TARE TALKS
Vitamins• From
• .Citrus 'Fruit-
•
• We are told that at -this time
of year, the, majority of people --
begin to show the .results of • a de- '••
fitheney in Vitamins, especially
those from the citrus 'fruits.. Of
• course tomatoes and tomato juice
also contain these same . valuable
aids -to health.
To help increase. our vitamin
• intake. it. is advisable to check up
on salad. menus. It is wise before
iftring ishere, to concentrate
green salads. ,
• Use. plenty of choPped cabbage,
Parsley'. and, celery; grated turniii•.
• and .-carrots are . ititiodapiendid. I ..
.hae.e1. had d-seVerat. .requests for
more- refrigerator recipes. • • This
seems an opportune.' tithe to give
these: recipee. -usieg•the' fruits:
• , d Orange Sherbet
tablespoon ...ginoulated gelati.n •
. 1 quart water • '
2 cups sager ,
4 orange' ' ' .
1 lemons • "
• • • • . .
-1 •egt. yolk (beatee) •
- 1 egg. white,,(stiffly beaten) • -
Soak the gelatin• in 1 cup 'et
the cold. water.- Place the remains
. ing three :mites of water with the
-arid- being to--
Remove. from' the .'
Jr -• stove, the tele in and -sir
until dissolved. Set aside tie cool -
rotary egg bater. Return tod the
reezing- tray untit firtm This is
a few/rite ice and you will find
• the family rarely tires of it.
Fairyland Spougea,
3 tablespoons cold water
1 cup boiling grape juice
dup granulated sugar
1ti tablespoons lemon juice
14. tea•spon salt
1.% tablespoos gelatin powder
1 • egg white
e Ye cup shredded cocoakt
24 cup died marshinalliWs
Soak gelatin in celd water.'
Bring grapejulee to. boil and Add
• the gelatin: Stir until dissolvd.
Cook; and. when partially set beat
in the stiffly beaten' egg white.
Fold in the cocoanut ,and marsh
•inettioes. Pile in 'sherbet. gasses,
an& serve with yellow custard
sauce and whipped ceem, Servos
arm-faut : Frozen Delight
Here isa fruit dessertthat you
• will find' attractive—a • combines
tin of frozeo cream, that is really
a :mousse, and blended -fruits.
1 cup heavy creain
2 tablespoons powdered sugar
2 tah14poons white corn. syrup
, Lithe flavoring
•• Greeljavegetahle coloring
•Diced canned pears
Diced bananas
Whipped cream e. •
• Bottled cherries • „
Whip cream to consistencyof
eustatd sauce—yliiigaga-lean&
e • _Grate •same af the peel .of 'the
. •
corn syrup, Flavor to taste with
lime flavoring. Tint delicately
with green vegetable eoloring.
• Freeze in pan of mechanical re-
frigertdr. kherbet glase
• ses des fall of mieted bananati and
pears diced and drained. TOP
with the lime thoussa and garnish
with- lightly sweetened whipped
cream • and halves of green. or red
e herries:,
• „
Chanibers weleosties personal
letters [Conk laterested reader*. Kite
• in • Plentied to receive attaggetationa'
On tartlets for her eollusun. and la:
even acady to iisten to your “pet -
peeves. Request/ for recijies or
speeini Menus are in order. Address.
your letters to "MIs- Sadie 11. Chola-
bent. 73 West Atieltifilie . Streit, •To -
•r °Mo". Seed atrunped se1f,addrese4
mai elope if you *viols a reply.
No Covered Wagon
• For Tiiis •Travarei
• It. was • a •zeceptly, atrie4
.Eurepeai ieho Called at the In.; •
formation Office of the' Canadian
National Railways in Bonaaetature
Station,' anii inpuited: "At 'what
hew- can I leave for Cleveland?" 1 • •
"By Bffal?" countered the
Information Cie k having in mind
variations ro tint.
°.`Coh,• no, by train," responded'
• the would-be teavellet:
- •
•• substitutes Per deather,„
cork and Songe. hetve ibeen dtee
• odageSsandleinns.- Sq:ueeieeeut—
Ys the 'juice and strein through a
sieve, • Add the grated orange
and' letno:n rind and juice to the-
n, • gelatin mixture; - then add the
beaten- egg yolk and mix. Pbce
Alteeireeeing tay„ eta mechane
ical refrigerator. When half
frozen, -add the stiffly beaten egg
white' and beet thoroqghly with a
Horner Caldwell was a big lank
man cloee to slity with. a long
reach of well-reuseted Binh. • He
had a lean bony face with a hawk -
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FINE
PICTURES
eaegteantimg.-Ji
enateaeheareativiegeizletita
brows. Even in the- store he were- - g1131e1.1=-"Pee'Ple'433-4"N'et°
a wide- sombrero and cowboy who never bother- be go to -church
boots into the tops of which the would -esitate to see the prairies
bereft of tiipir churches. All retail
legs of hit jeans•were thrust.
The itusie and: all deneininetidaldgtve their
If he was surmised at this rf-
coastruettve ideas 'to the general
cause.
erenee • to the order .for • a saddle 1n these clays when Europe is in
never mentioneel to him before he a
flames because the .churehs Were
' gave no Sign- of it. -Pehaps Si]. forgaten, keep in Mind that thoee
cott's winktipped hiln.off:•
'MOO prairiechurches stand far
"Why, I'm 'inakin' 'right' smart ••something which cannot be ex -
progress," he said. "But I didn't . pressed in tangible form. •
expect youhere so soon: had . •' •- • .
sethe trouble fixing' up the. skirt
with the, eudadero just -the. way
you wantedit. You're such a par- • • W. ;itch Your Furs
ticelar buzzard, Red. Come along • •• • •
•
in ad have a look-see." Don't let fut coats getthatted
Jim walked, into the store and and 'dimpled. The eureat remedy
pretended 'toexamine the tree of is •to have a small-sied turkish
, a saddle which rested on a frame towel keptready on the shelf in
and had not yet been cerepletely the coat closet tor the exclusive
draped. purpose of lerushing your coat. •
"It's shaping line,". he said. • At least One& a week, Wipe the
"Listen, Horner. I'm being watch,d. entire coat, inside and out, bri.tsh-
ed.' Keep up talk about the ing, the • fur gently with long
saddle." strokes in one direction. Go over
Cadwe11talked, his eyes on Sil. ••, the whoe' coat -hack, front,
col-
eott who had drawn. s parcel from • lar and sleeves. You will be sur -
under his coat and was apparent- prised at the amount of dustthatly studying a;pair • of •saddiebegs. • will .collect on the turkish towel,
close at hand. • and rash at- tlie beautiful gloss
e "Tell me • if Im being noticed' of tide fur after its bruhing. •
right BA,". Sileat - On ABoeiAT you
"No,: sir," Caldwell told him, ,want to look reAlly elegatite have
after a swift look etiwArd the -another person gb over the coat
• dear. claim you're wrong about thelast thing after you liaye put
that. What. does a .kid •like you it on.•
know- about the fit of the baste?
I've not only made saddles Dee
rid 'Em a -plenty befere. you were
-weaned." • •
Jim's hand, meving swiftly, •
. transferred the package to one of
the • pockets of the saddlebags.
"All right. All right." Be seethed
to concede the po-int. "You doo't
need .to get on the prod, Hoer,:
because I like a saddlethe waY'
like it. I've forked a few in pisi•
ti • if I. airdt old lelethusaleh like
you. His vocie dropped a note,
but t •too 'obviously. "I'll come
and get it myself when I'm ready."
o "Thats all right.' They had
begun • to move toward the front
DIRTit
HANDKgR CHIEFS ?
' SINGLE Heres fractkan from your
"."11108 moat unpleasant tal. .
1.0C instead ot washing dirtY
•handkrchies; GlbgoWs
Tisue8 aroiso cheap ypu
detrey them—
germs and Sit! Orahr
TRIAL °argil NOW.
on an.°
MBSDN'S
15 ifiloustori Ave,, Torontotit.
, Ericioeed fled lee for generous
I trial -offer of 150 tisauel On dOs.
•tenser ubOx.
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FIGHTING PLANES
• AND WARSHIPS
on attractive a" 10", mounts, each
• with a , description of . the War
, machine portrayed. '
Every true Cartadkrn
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udso" Bomber . 'Defiat"
itTornahawk" . "Beaulliglitor"
"Hurribano" • nen "Airacobra"
H.M.S. "Rodney" . "Ark Royal'
"Hood" 44 "Wrspite" r "Repulse"
• "king George V"
"saints:liar e and many other*
For each piettire desired, send a coat-
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your name and address and the name.
ot the picture you
want written on the
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