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Train up u girl In ihr
way she should bake. tl[
and when she Is married
she will not depart trona
It.
" My mother taught me
how to hake, and told Ire
why she always used a
McClary Range.
('Now 1 have a 'Pandora',.
and, as with mother, my troubles
are few. After fire is started, 1
simply bring thermometer to
desired heat and leave the oven
in charge 'of the halting._,
Filen grf.uih t service.-
-'
"\\•hili housewives with
other ratigeskepoking fire
and changing damper.; i
sit and read the ' Joy of
McClarys
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Stallard sad Tomtit Sleepers
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vpleeA (ltd dining aero ire,
TA ---MAKE _ICE- CREAM.
Hen Is the Right Way to Get Perfect
Results.
' ' Many good roil:. do n,,t have
ces 'lo making ice cream. Tills 'should
not be dlerieutt ii !t I; dove iu the
right way. In the first share, the pro-
i-ortions el salt aad ice, should be
right, and the Ice should not be left
In large pieees• but crusher). with the
salt.
One part of Ice to three parts of salt
is the proportion. and they should be
narked- leep.te ]'e r y ^r -Utak. should.
Ir measured. Hoek salt Is the teat
to use, but barrel ail( will do if the
caber cannot be esatly obtained. '
Be sure that the fret•zer is perfectly
clean and sterilized, )'lace a three
Inch layer of linei, crusted Ice In, the
tub, cover with one of wilt and alter-
nate these layers. packing each down
very hard uutll the mixture Is a few
Inches above the cream ins the can.
The crank should not be turned rap -
Idly - et- Bret, but Moiety, ancr as - the
email( begins to harden the crank can
be turned amolg rapidly,. When the
crank becomes hard to turn take out
the beater and stir the crenin yith a
strong (toreelain spoon. Press . the
cream dpwn smoothly and place a cork
In the hole where the beater 'whinge.
Then remove the plug and draw off
the water.
Then repack the biz as before, cover
with a piece of carpet anal' acct aside
for an hour before serving. The longer
it stands the Metter It *111 be, even ,If
it stnnds for three or four hours.
.1 goal way to ltreak the ice Into
s;mau pieces 1s 54 tet It la a coarse
ou
Lag and ltlct with a strong hammer.
For a delicious uncooked Ice cream
solid a_ quart of thin, sweet cream
and dissolve In It one and one half
eupfillt of sug::r. Add a quart of
told (Tenni, tau eggs well beaten and
two tablespoonfuls of vanilla. Freeze
and pack as above directed. This Ji
Phlladelpllta lee cream and can be
do n ithou(. sty,
To inake lemon Ice cream scald one
pint ental of tnllk• and cream with
one-fourth of n poiiid of sugar. 'Crete
e rinds of three lemons, squeeze out
jtrler, ntld half n pound of sugar.
Stir his !Mature Into the scalded milk
.'r__ rn and when cold freeze.
Sober; for The Signal.
Jnternatronal JYewspaper
Bible Study Club
Suggestive Questions on the International Sunday School Lessons, Freparra
by Rev. Ur. Ltnscolt, Brant ford
iltcglstered In itonordance with the Copyright AcLr
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••This question must Is, answered in fifty-two written studies, so that there
writing." (lir fifty•t io eonvecutiye is no danger of overcrowding, and
weeks. conituenting with our issue of those who ate sufficiently diligent to
July 11 last, will leve complied with take up these written siudles bare a
the conditions of the contest for Hfty splendid prospect to win one of the
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The
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Varieties.
November sand. tea. Solomon Anointed King.
LSKfit{ti t.i tt.: I.1.. thteft• any tens.... tit think (lust she
tiollden Text Kuuvi thou the (....1 ha.1 not been a butt wife to David anti
of thy tauter, and serve tum with a a good mother to his children :+
perfect heart and with a willing mind. ) Dues (sod expect us to use' ss much
('loon. xviii. : ft. (.kill and diplomacy In .ranging out
Verses 1 I H.iit Old 'wa-Diiit'Td. and ' His plop, wog ss thttmgtf we' were tin -
bad he any right to IW a decrepit old aided by I lim :'
roan at such at age :. - - - - I \'et+.es 2.2a1- -What was the charac-
Whetc:ul we say of the advisers of ter of Nathan ? and what part did he
the uhf king, marrying huuirlR ' one take in the t'riah•David-Hathslseba
toot in. the grave," to this young and matter ? (See 11. Sart', aii. 1.1x.1 '
titir maiden I Can we usually judge of the' right •
Was Cod in those days ever pleased eoushess of a ciutse by the character
with things which grit 1e him in of the men who advocate it?
these .lays ' - " '—"T -Ht' rsrn )toed men etmrebiisee have
Verses 5 to How do you explain the to be reutinded of their ;inanities?
fact that Absalom and Adont)ah. sons of' is a promise made tinder oath of
the same mother and very handsome men, any greater moral obligation tliatn a
both turned traitors to their father and to i Jomtse without an oath ?
the plans of God : 1 This question must i Verres t 2-aT-ZVhy did-Gtal throng
be answered in writing by members of David select Solomon for the (Mine
the club.) ( King ? (1. Chinn. xxii.: Sat 1
Are unusual good looks and ah' sty I If a son has all the qualities for a
generally it help or a hindr:usq, to , position, does Cod disqualify him fei
character ? any sin on the pan of his patents
If Absalom and Adonijahl 1 d not \\'hieh is the wiser war to kill an
been piunpwted and petted y their inaurr•rtion : with peaceful methods,
properly
rotifer
yto i{Sold motaine.l,her. wbahltt ' add have or to Chap. mp11. itout ni WO?
Igbteouenesrt x
been the probability as to their char- sure guarantee of suer, .s to every in-
acter7 / individual. as well as to a king 'and
Here ate two ,prietta1( one on the his people ?
aide of the usurper, and the other on What, not withstan ling all his Nimbi -
the side of the constituted kingly arc. tions in life, will be man's chief con-
tession : is it thinkable that they cern at death ?
wets both tielt ut.ilQei.:'.- What had, for the most part, been
%Vunld it have been posalile then, the character of Das hr. reign
anti i- it passible now. for a true 'fui' What van you say concerning
tower of (sat to take sides with those David's parting instructions to Sol -
who ata opposiu the plans of Drift ? onlols, concerning the rewards which
Verses 11.11-- i'ho was Bathsheba he wanted. to lie imparted ?
(,.•fore she was 1 he wife of David ? Lesson for Sunday. Nov ember hh,
Notwithstanding the circumstances lfskt-World's Temiwrative Sunday --
of David's marriage to Bathsheba. is Isaiah xxviii, : 1.1:3.
Nov. agth, 1903 -World's Temperance Sunday. e
Isaiah xxviii.: 1-131 lend become "a crown of glory. and a
Oehler' Text - 1 keep 'tinder my diadem of beauty," to t hose who
ells bring i1 into subjection. trust hitt for their stimulus, and do .
r roe. ix. :27. net drinK ?
ti]RS: Ve 1t1 knew- ntattn per iud in tire- -Witrtt -are the- arivimeurt- - of ab
world's history, anywhere, when stinence from strong drink ?
strong drink has been a blessing? Versa' ti -Why does a none who has
L it at all talrsiblt' for a people to 0 ins( cause dislike to have It tried
produce wine and strong drink in before a judge under the influence of
drink.?
is s general who di inke a sate marl
to whom to trust au army ?
Should a physician who freely
-drinks he permuted to practise bis
prifese:cin ?
Verse 7-11 seems in that day that
the "priest and the prophet
erred in vision and i.turnhled in judg-
ment, through strung drink :' have
you ever beard of similar things
happening io this day ?
Verse s,--Deacrih, the condition of
things in a room after a wine ban-
quet.
ih-s1rrilw the horse of a drunkard.
-Verse fi=R'fip T Tt sr ai r .. t o
impart practical knowledge la. the
tieople on the unto it at tt 'd evils of the
drink habit ?
\\-hat proportion of the voters are
now in favor of the (•dal suppression
of the manufacture and tale lit sting
abundance. and lie a soler people?-
Velse 1-l'p on whorl did the prop-
het say the "woe of the drunkard
would come?
Dan a mint, no matter how 1~111..
fol. or rich, lir clever, retain his at-
tractions if he tampers nith strong
drink ?
1'pon whom dies the curse of strong
drink chiefly fall today ?
ilow does the care. of strong oh ink
alive' women and childlt•n today ?
What proper tion of women who
drink stop short of bee. ' g
drunkards?
_ Ve --- Through their alitttrken-
nese,- the people of Ephraim 'weir
soon captured and t• %rried into'raptiv-
ity-liy the king ref Assyria, but what
are the enemies today which bring
-woe" to those who are dntnkalds ?
What are the evils which a moder-
ate drinker has to fear
is 1t pussi'h1t inters
to per wanent.Iy prosper? Verse ro In what consists our chief
Verse :t -How are the drinkers of hope for the suppression of the ravages of
t•xday, either literally or tiguratit•cly. the drink habit (Th:s question must be
-trodden under foot : ' answered in writing by members of the
Verse l - The vall• of Ephraim club I
was very licit and pi ix naive, but Iw• Verse 11--1q what way is 1
carne as a "fading flower," through today so loudly proclaiming the eyils
drink ; what becomes of the fertile of strong drink :r
farms in this country which are iti• Verses 11.13 -\\'heli people are so
voted by drunkards ? often warned, and will not take the
)1.sti► tong does it take for strong warning. what Renersily is theresolt
drink to consume the "glorious Leeson for Sunday, Ds esti, 191S
beauty- of either a own or a w n? Solomon Chooses Wisdom, -i. Kings
Verse 5 in what way- does the iii. : 415.
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is Millinery
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FREE! 9IVEN AWAY !
rm. V. F. Cur ih. wind-.,,, tint.
Dear Mr.. I •urrah, your fetter of the 24th received to -day. Please and rocketed t.},in for 11
boxer of Orange Lily.. i would not think of discontinuing its me. as I know e1 more boxes will
produce a permanent cure. Even now 1 arra an entirely new creature mine. udng O. L. AI
Drewnt 1 knnw of two other clime the *ante as thine 'Ilona s.vnd ing leacorrhoeat, and raw you gtvr
+ample trial brimw, frac. if 3 n would *end me a few 1 would gladly hand them to u1y friend•,
for 1 know 11 will timid ore thesane good remit. In every case I Intend send6g you t ms Amu
and teadrnnnikl teeter laser, for I feel we cannot ..ay ton much In favor of Orange IAIy, and know
if more of ..tine w*- .,•..I s•nmig atlering soil tnkind the surgeon, knife would be cheated of
It.
many
b1ptlt ne 1- 1h- blond of wafering women. (loping lied may ever hie.' and pro+lwr
1 r in yonr noble work, believe me. ever your .tioere friend, (Mimi H.
Mcl:., Merlin. 1'.0 . Kent ('o., Ont.
1ALOFFEB-TO LADLES
1 will *call ten day yrnnnenl of the
(Anion. Orange I.i1y Fltr.I' to every
mutterer who write•. for It. - Thto H
Treatment cure,. wlthont the old of a
Pbyvtcinn. It corm Female Weeknow.,
Leucorrhoea, tumor.. .sewer.. In their
caroller et ages. di.pineement.,
lneeratlnum, painful perfn.t+, pain. in
_Lgt2.-i,Jde,,,�r_•.My,..n,�
Ireodna down_
senwt inn.. and n11 Irregularltle.. Relitd
the following lotion, and be eninvineed
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McrlIn. uWI.. Merril 27, 11111,
• 1bougtlt They Ware Cabled for. tisthe tinexprAeil that happens
Two lova went mit picking not,
mw --mitt maite.afool-of blond/. h.
and they wanted to divide them
equally between them. s t they went
over the fence into the cemetery to -
1411X31. evening and_ ±titklttwii among
the tmnbstonls to count the nuts.
\Vhile going over the fence they
dropped two note, but didn't stop to
pick them up..
A man cantle alrnt a1teur
aunt
iT
an
-titfPn th.nt
t,at-1ng, "One for you and one for tine,
- One for you and one for rile," and he
h(.'.sttl'• badly frightened and Ivan
no ay down the road, and met another
npnn, w•hn said : -
"\%'hat',' the math 'i•?"
The first lush 11(51)1 : "The tiev1I and
I he lot.1 are rap in the cemetery divid-
ing rap the people." and the second
e'en said : "1)h, no, that couldn't be!"
The first men ltaf : ''Yes, they are :
I heard them."
The two men went back to the fence•
to listen and heard Them seeing. "One
for you and one for ane." "One for
you rind one for ole : now that',( ell"
and the other bty said, "Except the
two at the fence, -end that will be one
for von and one for me."
The two men lath ran away, as foal
la that' (amid,
Kingston, Ont., July 1 nth, 11t0
Mar _ Friend,- Same time ago f wrote and told yon the growl-aoo-Tvon" wonderfeT rnedicTOF Tia
done for me, Since Ikon fl*vi oiftinued to nae IL and after ave years of ttrrlbtc KulterInli
and undergoing three op. rattan., 1 ant completely cured for Orange LIIY. after ualrlg 1t for eight
.utTrt--1-raanot -..y ee-nM •h aise ne
(tt-prof 13-ff wk,gaw I do, that/z
en any women.is -lits
city suffer as 1 did. and know mg what it did for me, 1 would like to take the Agency. Will you
pleats: send Instructions and terms to Agents t
I MI+si O. T., :s et Brock Ktroct. t:ratefullY yours,
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Mrs' V. 7, CURRAH, Wlhdr,or, Out.
Qlory Unappreciated.
William Hanley. a well-known
Duluth roller and limbs -man,
bili a gond stio•y of hleliens and
the importance of personal publicity
Ina redskin. Hartley nits in .charge
of a big drive on the St. Croix River,
and in the vicinity of Taylor's Falls a
lig jam occurred. Among the drivers
1 were half -a -dozen Indians. They
I were good men on the river and held
up their end with the white men.
One day, while inspecting the am,
Hanley pas•.d thu six indigo.. In a
spirit 'rf gold nature he hailed the in-
duanx and said :
"Break that jsgi, bog., and I'll put
your risme* in the paper."
1'gh !" respnndetl one after a name.
vis Indiana dead in piper, but we
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work of keeping stoves clean.
Nomi'ting-no hard rubbing.
" Riack ):night " is always
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In your nrlghhorhoo,f wad nam.
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