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By EMMETT CAMPBELL HALL
PART IL
Clayton did nt,t.t neranany o had
e .ds a his
grtrwn weary in former years of scala
,rig exeiarft at tans of tsi?tenisluneut
i, :+«ii he a=-ttt,;treea that he vraa ors
to Florida al, the begin^,int:, of sum-;
Xtra a a M1l of t si? la •li4 of zlai'relulity
4 s i is grt; ea his exgtla,n ttioe thee,
barraig eseeelonal plague t f wow-
quitues, the d ieti t mist eenei•t 04 es the '
neat delrgi.t»ul Summer land in the
s ret he haci
i a smea a=g bar -gat* w:
en the brach about mid ay between
Palm Bt -at.: a: a :Miami, on the narrow
Strip aeperetiao the eanal trent tile
tea, mei i c eetal laser hie cruiser al.
Meet at hie be.it deer. f
liven r r, neer h ne, inlege," C ay -
ten e,-se'at'! v:intt rIlti$:::;.:t, 01 tiF, they.
elipeed t•nr gh the d sar'idoe at
inti <:y ana lnaved situ Iy en clown
the str`t Oath lane e _ alt".. i1 iia. r.
' 11 t "l alae eupe _. tae cot- P ling Mn lightly and attach the laugh
ln,,, Of the skin.
tage." r. eg t 'ng at his Zee: tau z • A It would soon be bark in this landt in the daintiest possible ma nne: Roll
1..c ' a "a e y nlaingcf irief twilight, and already the mos-' it out to one-eighth inch in th-ckne.r
c,ncl,tai c Cie a..l h ki �''ei fe� ur ci :t: es were stirring. With an im-„ orad do not forget to peek the pastry ness; se lite strong, robust people;
ti the uwith ak - hie heavy esaral taro This gee patient shake of his shoulders Clayton ' in several places to prevent blisters.
imps ;, , .t.,, -. t,., b stepped down into the main cabin and ' Always ornament the top crust with. we simply have no use for any of them,
Qiteii t'lai ,t,, Ct nz .a-rlorl n Our family tree goes back to the be-
ginning of the world, but you only re
Gently discovered.ue and gave us our
mune.
II
The Fine Points in Pastry !flaking t paraaieuts, each large enough to eon -
The art of making pie crust seems; tarn ane pain of shoes, boots fishery has become severely depleted
to have escaped the great majority,' pets, neatly and comfortably, The and in Lunenburg county, where the
tac'e to under the clothes industry is mainly centred, tate decline
in the taking of scallops is having a
serious effect. Scallops may still be
taken, but only to supply the demand
li
Another Fishery Threatened.
To afford the " declining scallop
fishery of Nova Scotia reasonable pro-
tection, an order in council itis been
passed, whereby no one shall fish for,
take or catch scallops in the province
of Nova Scotia, for use outside the
saki province.
The scallop is a bivalve mollusk,
found along the Atlantic coast, The
The eecret lies in theemgredients so cl Set shelf can be as plain as one
much as in the: handling, if rho pleases, but if they are to stand in the
fundamentals are carefully eollowe;l! white light that beats upon the
it is far easier to make a delicious bedroompzoper they should be more within the province of Nova Scotia.plc or lemon pie than a delicate white decorative, The tops may be made in
calve. The results are "certain sure," to a seat if the bo is of tile proper —' "'
no chance of failureisfruit le,sy The izeight,'ar if it ba ' 11 and narrow the Explained At Last,
ideal deep dish .re,;lz fru-t pre has i lf, The one I
saw was of this variety, an story from the London Post win now.
only a top crust, and this should be top zeal be used as ase d the
top Doubtless ,the old Froman in this
flaky and erisez, consisted of a black walnut board,
est must have the car- , be able to enlighten Iter husband an a
Good pie cr
rest proportion of flour, shortening much lied belonged, to a sideboard in troublesome subject.
I my lady's
needed to add the water eir'ectzvely, that walnut shelf, holding an old peat- that sante folks be born dumb?"
It must be added evenly and slowly wood clock, made suite a taking piece r ,
until the longe can be handled without Zi lty — lrezn, — why, certainly,
of furniture. The front is screened. ma'am, replied the doctor. "It is be-
sticking, The latest device for this from dust (and observation? by a
expose is a bottle with a spxinking cause they cense into the world with -
p chintz curtain in shades which lar- out power of speech,"
cap on top, used primarily for cater i- monize with the walls, run upon a ..
1 tires In this way the water is "Dear rise, remarked the woman,
and water, and real skill and care are the beginning of things. n Doctor, she inquired of a country
eh,-n,�er, against the pale rose papery 1r siclan, ,Can you tell zno holy It
In clothes. . light
evenly and slowly* added, and it aids_rod,
Just see what it is to have a ,physical
' a I axed 'au,
i greatly to the success of the pie educattan. I'm right glad _
The Germ Says
Weare small very small, but our
number is greet and there is sere: gth
in numbers.
Our family has many eliaracteris-
ties; some are so fat they are actually
crust,
I've asked my old man a hundred
vas cit whole -hearted. 1 1 , times' that there sante question, and
the laughter ' n
-If there really haat been any kind of
About four to five tab espaonsfu
animal E:ngo would have been raving of fat to one cupful. of flour give a
to get tt it, and Bingo didn't even delicate, flaky result, Three table-
stir.
able-
st . Sound asleep," spoonsful can be used,, but does not
He turned to look at the bulldog give suer a delicate product It is mei
-
that had been lying on the deck a little est to comb
BUY "DIAMOND DYES"
{
DON'T RISK. MATERIAL
ire the fa;, and flour with round, while some are long and slend-
be Lind hid chair, mid at eight ofz the fingers, though a fork. or knives
gaze a low whistle of amazement, can be employed. -ed, Anyfine patent flour Fork
t sleeping but was psl pastry fie z Our fancily is well organized. Bach
•
peculiar Farb package ' of "Diamond Dyes" cons
g .t er, but each is fitted for his pec tains directions so
simple that any
Ingo was no
roue e- tenses the hair upon his will de, butspec p s u s member or group of members will
c d • r y'• spine bristling, his
which contains less gluten (so essentl- work; one never luterferes with the
neaS and ,Bari, his .p g
teeth bared in a strangely silent but al in raised bread) are believed to gine work of another. Sometimes we help
1
woman can dye any • material without
streaking, fading or running. Druggist
haM voter vied—Trite no other dyer
incredibly savage snarl. But it was a more delicate texture, one another, but each In itis own way,.
the eyes of the dor that chilled the If one-half teaspoonful of baking one never attempting to perform a
man's bleed, far in thein he could see, powder is added to the hour in the ma- task iu the way assigned an titer,
net the light of brittle which had so jority of cases when sifting a little We lava dirty !?laces, not because
often g!rwer #here, but stark terser. better pastry is believed to result; aye think they are dirty, but because
-Ana that's the dog that broke a; though perfect technique makes this
chain to tackle a panther'," Clayton unrieee,sary, One-half teaspoonful of rt is so much easier for us to live and.
muttered. The stars of that termite salt i. neadetL thrive in suck places.
battle were plainly visible even tier.; "e love little ebildren, be :use it is'
• I'c---` 'G ecce'' he concluded made- 'When rolling out the dough 021 a so easy for us to build cur homes in
t i
tt SCENTED RED.
ft .*e E CHESTS
C UAR
Absolutely mot11-proof send wonder-
fully liandsem4 pieces of ftu-nitu;e,
pereet from itaaufactnrer to you
'Write for free illustrated literature..
Eureka Refrigerator Co. Limited
Owen Sound, Ont,
'.ewatc�iy i ..th an uncantfortable prick- slightly figured board ]vaults the rot -1 them. The only trouble is that
most of them die before • a are able
to rear a family of creditable s:ze.
We hate sunlight; we hate cleanli-
atri::tri, anti rad !a.".cl , .anti the long snippet' the electric switch, but no some attractive design in "fork -holes'
;care that siteheel Mien his erne ;life flood of light followed. At the same embroidery so that the steals has rip
time he became eonscious of an almost
lr' drift i flirt their fray iiad no; al- exit,
Iov€�r,oi=ezin odor of gas^vline. t'I he bahlug of least
ar ns half
But inn theee nneuncin rtease.
supper at the!"Two of Ted's seventeen troubles, I the story, however.the
Mrhesat ideal�say, as:
cottage. Claytcri did Lot take into ,1 v'l-te, he
muttered clis;ustedly- in all hinds of cookery, is by the ther-
t't'allridera:tit. i the whirrs of gas en Liehts out of commission and a gas
gin's. iv), hour later the Leat was ; leak, I can't sleep in the cabin on ac- I =meter. Half the worry and unser-
lrioc>reti to a cw«ortr,ut aha, the '=,an . coast of the ;as, and the mosquitoes Minty is taken out et cooking if this
w is just touching the 4 ' a'terit horizim, will dev �ur me on deck. Pleasant' little instrument is used. For datable
end Ted tip erks we smeared to the pros, t l �„ n :: a 1 crust pies' with a filling of apples, Uor
eyclirvtcs with file ;, t As Clay t n row a r e the deck a skiff ries, and the like, an even oven with a
hove into slight, a small boy energetic- t temperature of about 450 degrees
i'iri're ere a , , ae ci cin things! mow? . g l
i i and nervously plyin the oars„
the matter,'" he re,,.r�et., 'any one of, w:s rahrerheit for farts minutes is teees-
44 ztlz many hasty glances over his
which would be enough to tie us up right shoulder. The sight of the; sary. During the last ten minutes of
for the night, bot I c:amid get her go-, •C ' baking the heat should be slightly=re-
cr ur,. er and Clayton seem,d to reas-
iiii in the morning exept for the sore hint and he slowed his efforts. ! duced. For deep fruit pies only about
magneto. That'll have to be operated : "Say, son, is there a house near, thirty minutes at this temperature is
on i. • a s ecialist ' Ile straightened `
hie kir-kedpback, held up the magneto'; where I can stay to -night?" Clayton needed.
which he had dhscennected, and let inquired as the skiff came alongside.I A custard or Bumpkin or cocoon. -t
fall 'itis heave; wrench. The boy rested an h:s oars and gave pia will require: 450 degrees Fahren-
the man a swift scrutiny. heft temperature for fifteen minutes to
oily take the tender and convey k "There's a House an the mainland; set the pastry. The heat should then
your patient to the nearest hospital. about 100 yards behind those wild'
There are good garages at Delray, but oranges." he replied, pointing with a j far thirty minutes. be reduced to 325 degrees
will produce
if they can't fix yc-u up, you can go itiroiizi hand. "There's a path from
on to West Palm Decca, Clayton' that bunch of cocoanuts. They'd; a firm, uncurdled filling with a delicate
directed: waving a languid cigarette• likely take you in ifyou want to std undercrust,
"I'll wait here far you:" He settled '
there." y For an ideal meringue, so often
himself mare comfortably in his deck Something in the boy's tone caused j placed on one crust ries, a tempera-
ebair, sharply. 1 ture of about 300 degrees Fahrenheit
`I kind of thought you might wait, Cl"Won to luld at him shax 1
Whir- shouldn't I wish to • stay
.
Ted responded drily, and climbed down there?" he demanded.
into the little motor tender " which they "Oh, I dense," the lad responded
Iii b b
Gass.
You. see a plot of grass
And loudly say:
"How green!
And lovely to be seen!"'
Then trample it, aid!
And lightly pass
Unthinking on your way.
Another pauses silently:
"it is the living sod.
Upspringing tho' downtrod;
With every blade
Divinely made
—
A part and parcel
Of. Eternal Gad."
$7 a Karat to Produce
Diamonds.
To produce a diamond in the rough
costs approximately $7 a karat, accord-
ing to estimates of various students of
is used and fifteen minutes is the the diamond industry. If this diamond,
length of time needed. Never take a properly out, were sold at $30, it would
meringue directly from the hot oven net a good profit, In the South African
had been towing astern.a ac evasively and glanced nervously to -
as soon as possabie, sir," he added, as t ward the entrance, to the path, ,tI to a cool place, as that stakes it mines, it is said, the diamonds are lis
a concession to the fact that Clayton atter o," he added and bent vigor_ tough and small blisters appear. Al- tributed so evenly that 100 tons of the
was, after all, his employer and the Gusty to his oars, g low the pie to stand o^ the shelf of the bluish clay yields about 100 karats of
any- oven for five to ten minutes and then diamonds. The production cost of a
owner of the boat. { "I'll take a look at the place
five -karat diamond is $35. If it is flaw-
less and of good water it will easily
The Value of Soups net $3,500. The supply of diamonds is
Why soups? Some people think unlimited. Almost all of the world's
they are a waste of time. Some supply comes from South Africa, and
think they :area waste of space, for complete control of it is in the hands
the contain very little nourishment of one British concern.
Five minutes later the launch had wane Clayton decided, and '.after" set in a cool place.
disappeared, and Clayton might have i lighting the oil -burning riding lights
fancied himself alone in the world, ex-, started to spring ashore. A sudden
eept that just as the silence began to : impulse sent him back to the cabin,
be a bit oppressive there came the however, where he procured and slip -
faint, far sound of a Iocoznotive'sped into his pocket a small but vicious -
whistle,
i ly effective automatic pistol. Then
Clayton glanced up idly from the; he did leap to the bank
magazine which he was scanning, con -1 Bingo hesitated, then followed his'is c ztrparison to their bulk. For just.
scions that it was growing a bit dark master, keeping close to his heels. this reason, and because the trot liquid
for reading, though the western sky The moon had now risen, and the
was still a vivid mass of color. On , land was flooded with clear white favors the flow of the gastric juices,
both banks of the lagoon the foliage light, and the well-worn trail was easy is soothing by its warmth and mildly.
made a solid wall of dark green, to follow. Cutting through a dense stimulating by reason of the meat ex-,
splashed here and there with the; growth of rubber trees and palmetto,tractives in stock soups, we have an
scarlet hibiscus blossoms. At one lit deflected to avoid a jungle othornideal "first course," and a food especi
only there was a break; where several I wild orange, and then came abruptly ally adapted to the invalid, the over -
cocoanut palms grew in a cluster. a! upon an open space of sand, which, tired person who is not ready to digest,
trail seemed to lead away from the; judging by the ragged clumps of St, heavy, concentrated food and the
water, and a stake driven into the Augustine grass, had once been a "overweight"
ground indicated that a boat was lawn. Sentineled about a wide, low who wants to take the
sometimes tied .up there. A slight house were a dozen tall Australian edge off his appetite, eat lightly and'
movement drew Clayton's eyes and pines, and the dense mass of their still feel satisfied. Soups are usually
he stared in astonishment. Inthe shadow Iay like a tangled thing upon out out of the diet when one wants to
rapidly deepening shadow under thethe dwelling. Despite the shadows, reduce, but used with discretion they;
cocoanuts stood an animal which he however, Clayton saw, or rather was may be a help rather than a hie-:
at first took to be an enormous dog; aware,, that the house was very old trance.
het even as the thought entered his and sadly neglected, almost, in fact, Even the condensed soups as they
mind he dismissed it; no dog'ever a ruin. No window showed a light,, come from the can have about 84 per
stand like that; with low -held head and and Clayton was about to conclude
drooping tail—and the size of the that the place was deserted when cent of water, and the broths and con -
thing! Four full feet high at the Bingo snarled, and at the same instant sommes about 96 per cent, but this
shoulder, Clayton instinctively cake- cowered against his master's legs. does not alter the fact that the small.
laced. It couldn't. be—there were no Clayton., heard a quick rustle in the amount of itotirishment offered is in:
wolves in Florida—yet the beast was growth of saw -palmetto that had been easily assimilated and well suit
e wolf, more gigantic than any he had allowed to encroach almost to the ed for certain cases and conditions,.
ever seen exceptin 'Siberia. walls of the house on one side saw a Many a person would be better off.
Without maving his body, Clayton darner shadow glide swiftly through with a cup of consomme for breakfast'
extended his hand'for the rifle, which the shadow of the pines, and heardea' (hot or cold according to season)
on the chance of an alligator, had been quick patter of; feet upon the brackets against the cabin boards
placed othan with .the haci+nal portion of:teaonof the verandah. A'few seconds later
wall. As he touched the weapon, the a lamp was lighted in the house, and or coffee. ' It must be remembered:
strange beast whirled about and lis- a broad beam of light camethrough that the perfect food, milk, is 85 per
ampeared. Clayton rubbed nis eyes. the open door. A moment after the cent water, a?rc1'wk_ile thin stoups in no
It was twenty feet from where the doorway framed. the,fzgtlreof an old way coab:mare with milk in food valise,
beast had,:stood to. cover dense'cnbugh man, who seemed' to be breathing sti1•1 the worthwhileness of liquid-
to hide it he had not taken his eyes heavily, as from exertion, and who foods -their useful function in pro"-
from
ro=from it, he could have sworn that it held the newly lighted lamp in both meting healthy body conditions—
yetnot covered the intervening space, shaking hands. C
yet it was gone (C t d xt ) gives thein a ..special claim out of pro:
(Continued in next
issue. portion, to their nutritive value;
"I'm seeing things," Clayton de- . : ,�
1 Fisherman's Bad Luck.
glared aloud and laughed a ittle, but
psigeOritry2e04frers
1-Ia:vo us send yours weekly or 'fort-
nightly. 'We,pay postage on fifty cents
worth. News of the 'World, Comics,
Gems, !Magnets, Union Jacks, Christian
Novels, ete. Send for list.:
it����pp ' r 2.809 Duaaas Street
('iiieis�Rt7t Welt, - Toronto
. A Welshman, says Punch, was fined.
fifteen ppunds 'Iast week far fishing
with a lamp for salmon. The defen-
dant's plea that •he was•: investigating,
the scientific question whether sal-
mon yawn in their sleep, was not ac-
cepted,
Minard's Liniment Relieves Colds, Etc.
Minaret's Liniment For Burns, Etc.
It +is difficult for parents to under-
stand where their children got their
bad traits.
Britain depends upon other coun-
tries for all her cotton, nine -tenths of
her wool, most of ' her motor oil, all.
her rubber, and. two-thirds of her food
requirements. -
The Shoe Box -
A compartment box 'for` 'shoes is•
much handier than' the old-fashioned
shoe -bag on the closet door. 'The':
latter does not always keep one's
footwear in .good condition, ' and there.
is more or less, crowding andrubbing,
of fine leather, The box does away
with tee. It is merely a set of coni
Buy Thrift Stamps..
ONTARIO. COLLEGE OF ART
Nortna1 School Building, flt. James,
Square, Toronto,
Session 1020-21 opens October 4th, 1920.
Drawing, 'ainting,.rdlodening and Design
Short Courses in Commercial and Ap-
plied Art. Prospectus on application,
G. 8. AE13.3, R.C,l3., vienetpea.
The Beauty
of The Lily
can he yours. Its
wonderfully pure,
soft, pearly white ap-
pearance,free from all
blemishes, will be coin-
Parable to the perfect
beauty of your skin and
contplexionif ycu will use
all he would ever say was, 'Cause they
be, ",
After Eating Thirteen Buns.
Mrs. Wiggs—"Is Billy i11, Mrs. Skin-
ner V'
i►ixs, Skinner—"Well, he ain't 111 ex-
actly', but no stumnzick can stand. thir-
teen buns! It's an unlucky number;
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BOB Lova;
Umar; Mede
Gloves
Overalls &. Shirts
'Bob Long Says:—
\i • overalls and skirts are roomy
and Comfortable, and made ripe.
,y ciaily for farmers, 1 designed
them with the idea that you unght
t: ant to stretei: yoer arms and.
legs occasionally."
OB LONG
GLOVES
will outwear any other make of
Glove on the market, because
they are trade by skilled work-
men from the strongest glove
leather obtainable.
Insist on getting Bob Long
Brands from your dealer—
they will save you money
R. G. LONG & Co., Limited
Winnipeg TORONTO Montreal
BOB LONG BRANDS
Known from Coast to Coast
For Little eye-sores—
The unavoidable marks of wear on woodwork
throughout the home call for
AGATE VARNISH STAIN
ASK YOUR DEALER
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does not mean curtailing expendi-
ture so much as getting full
value for the money spent.
i`faat is Costly. Be sure of getting
all fire nourishment from the creat
you eat. C
Keep's S
D. S. F. Mustard
--- makes your food more easily
digested and assimilated, so
that there is no waste. •
Haus Keen''s 1. S. P. Mustard always on your cable.
MAGOR, SON & CO.,
Limited
Montreal Toronto
Canadian Agent,.
13
icy
aby's
$oetp
Keeps the 'shii>i
healthy and sweet..
It's. Best for Baby
and Best for You.
ALIUEItT SOAPS LOME% ?' ra., bloat_xor.
Have Your leaning
Done Sy x opt%
Clothing, household draperies, linen and delicate fabrics
c"san be'Cleaned 'and made to look as fresh and; bright as
when fleet bought.
Gleaning ant Ilyeing
Is Properly Done at Parker's
•
It -snakes, no difference where you' iivet parcels can be
sent in 'by mail or•.express. The `same ,care `and :attention
lis given the 'work as though you lived in town.
We ii11 beyo
pleased' to advise u on any question re-
gar•:diiig Cleaning or Dyeing. WRITE US.
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791Yoi:ge sty, Toronto