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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-10-20, Page 7Sunday School Lesson I ance with the outelde world (chaps. 1 'land 2). No decbt he heel heard the ear 4ee:abet-1g of the. PrePleste .in hie: Tem. town, en new won dalyS arkdi SaDbah08 Fencing Fee Sheep. , (2, Klelge 5e23), and he usay• havee Itroweled., abroad to the, reeekete, ot One of the principal reasons given :nee:teem Isrotet or of .Egirpt yetth lets by earmers for not keeping sheep is tifenel3ee ofewool for sale: , the difficulty of fenoing the stock. Although native of Arrah, hits The Department of Agriculture at Ot- Farm Notes October 23. Lesson IV—The Call of messages of:everning and exhoreetion tawa has reeognized this diftleulty The Prophet, Kings 19; 13, 20; Were addressea to •the PeeP5ec4 Israel and through the Live Stook Branch Amos 7: 14,15, Isaiah 6: 1-8. Got- at the great northern sanetherYee! is giving encouragement to the 1)1'0 - den Text—And I heard the voice of Bethel- It W" A time a Pv(*PereeY, vidieg of proper eencinge One of the the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, ,',,:iiveivgith anildiiii-otegt,vcretuncl safe:V.:T.11:litre e services of this Branch of the Depaet- and who will go for us? Then I saki, enee, ttf9 w the latter pert of the }wig- meet is the assistance 11 givas to th Here am I; send me.---Isalah 6: 8. milli, of Jesxamairi II (785-745 B.C.). organization of sbeep elube made up ANALYZING. Ames' eneesagese contain a ringing Of memberehips of boys aed girls of T. elan CALL 03 BLisBA, 1 ee erings eea 11 to reg-htpousneee, and to elneerr m ity teen age oeenbers of Junior FEuen- ; 19 e0 , cand trubh, in religious worehip (5:21.- ors' organizatione, en addition to 124). It is because of hie preism helping these clubs to procure breecl- II. exert CALL 03 AMOS, 7:10-15. ; s cw1117 °Quilleg dcicti eem ld'ug end fee stock, including pure brod males, idi, TI'fll] GALL 03 , . . . peep* eta FS& et them iniquities that members are hohed to mocure, loans priest of the royal sanebuary at the purchase of proper sheep f Bethel for ew- individual men, and of a nation, to beg. That is to say, any member of geed% and sPecially- Mapes:tent tasks is (vs. 10-13). recognized again and again. en Old III. TIM CALL OP 13.31414, Tea. 6:1-8. a club in. good etandihg who is pre - sr and: New Testament story. Abraham Ils'alab, of 'Seimealem, began his Pared to pridone-quarter of the is thus called to be the leader of mi- career as 'a pronhet in the yoterthat coot et a now tenee, is enabled by evo grating tribes and tho inauguratoe of ...KM^O tizz'ah died, about B.O. 740. reason of his membership tu the club a new ora of eivifization a-nd of ,Izil...ah's long reign in juda:h (B.C. to borrow the other three-que,rtere ot gion, ,Tosimth to he the eavier both of '790-70), ince teat of Jeroboam 11 10 the necessary expenditure for build. his OW11, folk and of Egypt in yoais of Tiz4r"'Al, 'Was comParnfilvelY Peaceful., leg the fence. To do this, however, f anshse, P/10:283 to be deliverer of his and. prosperous. But delver pple from bandage, their leader and litio must eatisfY the bank in his local eo threatened there little kingdoms Lrom strict that the loan is Pied -fled to the rapidly growing emniee of As -1( law -giver, Joshua to be th..ar captain in a war of conquest.. Skilled 'Werk- syria, which evas: extendine its. co,n_isocure a suitable fence. Further par- mao are e azid •ven wisdom quests westward and Still' eater ticulars as to the assistance that the their task (Exocl. 35:00-36:1), the deeper from the growing evils WiteenDepartment ot Agriculture is pre - farmer is inetructed: aright and, which were coeruptieg the life of this;Parea to give to sheep breeding are taught by God (Ise. 28:23-29), and people For forty years and mow& given in Pamphlet No. 76 of the De- Isain chosen by hi.m. But above all °theirs ldngs, governors and- judges are h counselor of king and -People en :Telma.' NV.a8 th.e faithful monitor and , jecintimatoost ,stepogerlificenaltitornes aftorOattaslat., sai'em. In the story of his visien and the call of the peopleet recognized s conception of the able sheep fence which it is re:sem- en the Oki estament, for he must hi call we 002 (1) enter intthe very counsel's of Gocl, t majetity of Goa .enthronee holiness; mended sho I d no be lass Iran 42 hone his voice, and bear to the 'o (2) hie realiza,tion in the boil. pros_ inches hieb, with not less than seven his roe0101053945.egos. And net to one rank ; people enee of his own and .Me peewee eneiline wires, 15 etays per rod, with the .01' 'class or kind of rnan onlY (ken cleanness'._ (3) hie eeperienee fele' tomand bottom wiree No. 9 ganga and God's call come hut to many. In sthe, giveneen cleensin:g thr011igh con, the intermediate wires oe 12 gauge.: passages placed before us in this les.. tact with the altar fine. and (4) his When it is necessary that the fence ready response to the divine caN: Here shall keep back cattle and horses, the son study we read the call of Elisha, am I.; Eland me. the ploughman and Amos the herd- Pamphlet recommends that the fence he arouses • b LeregenUommer—Tbe cell by God ofIII*wrath of the c queen. Two of the twin colonies were wintered itt packing ettees in the bee yard and the other two were plaeed In tb.celiar. The four queens peek col outside all eagle through alive awl three of the fotir placed In the Preservinfr Fruit Vt11. t S . / 'ou ugar .-...a , the Lquel used met. ad of water In , ' making, a smear oyrup le snit the taste. !Add the rule bring to a boll, teen , leave to awl and to absorb some ot , , the sweetness before it is served. ! preserve the fruit„ especial care must flu t in 0 a a 0 a eae , When there is no sugar to belp i be taken to can the product the day it basket. Have ready a sugar or a Bone - l is pielced and to have ready new can barrel with the bottom intact and in and covers. Prepare the fruit for a e re jars letouptittalcneera.holding live noels, Have a E tick across the top of the barrel on ekillet or some other metal rubbers and tboroughly sterilized purse -vett Electric. Lights for Laying Hem.. In order to find out what effect ,elee trio lighting has 011 egg. production and the general development of hens, a test has been carried on during the leat throe yearts at the ICapuelcasing Experimental Station in Northern On eerie. In each Of the three years one hundred pellets were used 10 the ex- porimeut. . They were equally divided as to weight, general, development and breeding into pens of fifty each, All conditione Were similar exceet that ono -pen got no electric light well° the °tiler was lighted from four in the morning. tete daylight from Novemberee to April 30. The results of the . experiment, which are given in the latest report of the superintendent of the station, show that lights have a favorable ef- fect on the number of eggs laid dur- ing the winter months, as the throe year average showocl an advantage of nearly 600 eggs: for the pen evlth lightEE. At. the sante time over the whole Year the pen with lights laid fewer eggs than tho one without lights. The biggest advantage in the use of lights would appear to be 151 the fact that more eggs aro obtained during the winter months when the price is high. The experiment also - showed that lights have very litl,le et, feet on the body weight of laying pul- lets during the winter months.. They also have little effect on the amount of feed consumed ,and therefore on the cost of feeding.—Issued by the Director of Publicity, Dominion De- partment of Agriculture. Ottawa, 11 often happens that One can get a quantity of fruit, but not nearly en- ough sugar to do (lie vanities ie the usual nienner. A,t such times •11 is wertb while to know' -Voce all Muds of fruit may be preserved for winter use without any wager at all. Such fruits may b:yusecl later foe making Jelly cr , pies, for eelad put -poses, or for eauce. 10 the latter. ease, the fruit is beet 1 drained from the Suice in the Jar andl Mme. Sun et Ben Widow pf the Chinese Nationalist leader, has married Eugene Chen, Delicious Oyeter Dishes Oyster Scrapple te a yore popular breakfaet dish in Maryland. Add ha,lf a cup et cold water to ono cup of cone meal, then three cups of boiling water and e teaspoon of Emit and: eeok in a double' boiler two end .one -hall hours then add three-fourthof a cup :or etesked; chopped oystem, cook anothee- half 'helm and pack in a ereesed pate. To prepare for serving slice thin, dip In eour and ery lis hot fat on both Flees, With Sweet Potatoes In leirgiela oyEEter-sweet potato croe (Mattes are a popular luncheon dish. To two mine of eat' meshed eweet po. taboos add one eup of eysters: whicit have been cat in pieces, and one oup of eweet osibk. Stir in two well beat- en eggs, one teaspoon of sum, belt a teaspoon of salt and a deeli of ning by washing, peeling and coring t le 1071113, and asi thls Wang tIse 053cayenne, Form into balls, emei ig it in the usual wey, then bring the ket or bag of fruit. Also have readY beaten egg, then in erumbs and frr cover, and pack it, hot, in tot steri- a close -fitting eover and just before in, deer, fee , fruit to a boil in Met enough water to need jars. While adjueting the rub- covering, yue on the coals in the slcIllet 1 tablespoonful of ulphur. Oyster Turnover bers, being to a boll the liquid left in s Cover the barrel -quickly and leavthe Oyster turnover es, made by mixing the kettle, then 1111 each Jar with it e fruit in it for 80 minutesit . Then a cup of finely chopeed cooked °niter% i 7(1 . , with a cup of cold boiled potat0e4 and adjust the cover so it will not be ,chopped ewe add a teaspoon of minced soon as' possible so ne heat will be cover with a thin cloth. That it all eighth of a teaspoon of pepper; mole - tight. Put' each jar inl.o the canner as parsley, a teaseoon of salt and al lost. If the water bath is to be used, e there is to it. Women presorted nten with hot wbite sauce, turn into ,a the water must be close to boiling great deal of fruit 1:y ibis method be, greased an. and 0002,1 eciewly. urea 'when the jars are set in. Sterilize for .rfionr;:heeclaye of glass Jere and rabbet: st well browned, fold over like an Omelet the length of time neceseary for the I and serve gantlet ed with stries of red Product being canned, a:lemmas. to Canadian Hocirey League or gieen pepper, Serves four. _____—_-:...._— the outfit used. When the fruit is done, screw down the caps, test for leaks and leave in Um kitchen. over - Rearranged Toronto, Ont.—The Canadian Profess night. Next morning, wrap in news- atonal Hockey League, which operated paper, to pre -vent blanching of the for the first time last season, eeld .a fruit, all Jere that look BA it they were reorganization. meeting here recently, in perfect condition,andstore them in Et when a number of matters that crest - cool, dry place. Any fruit that looks ed difficulty and confusion. last win - suspicious should be canned over in "ter Vere cleared. up and the circuit If the open kettle method ls pre- to one of eight clubs. Toronto, other sterilized jars, rally be enlarged :from a tive-club lea - into one teaspoon of butter. .A.cice three tarred, cook the fruit in the water un- Kitchener and Detroit were granted 'curie of waahed oysters, salt and Pell. per to -taste; remove from the fire as franchises, the price being $5000 eacb. soon as the oysters suftle. Serve hot. with toast points. Serves six. Oyster Bundles Oyster Toddle Oyster toddle is a Itind of chowder, Chop a quarter of a pound of fat, salt pork and cook slowly until, well dried out, Add two cups of sliced raw po- man, and Isaiah eourtier and man cf must carry in addition 0118 strand of - tatoes, cover and cook in the fat trail the town. Such we may well:believe To Clear,' Tarnished Gold barbed wire and preferetbly two. The very tender. Pour In two cups of lot is etell Gee's way, and happy, indescl,! corner posts of such a fence must be naNVII11,kh and de cooktee :oven mellfaltsUr Twhol°rIl'eeel is he who is. net obedient to the volce! Braid and Fringe I - . • properly anchored and the posts set from above. 1 When gold braid Enid fringe trine- not more thotet one rod apart. I. THE CALL 05 MAMA, 1 Kings 19: ming have become taenished the very 19, 20.I best way to restore theft to their nae Wintering Bees. T•en he d of Ee:jales life andrein- tural state is by rnaxing a paste of 1 On account of -bur long winters the, -leery was drawing near. He heel fought a grnt fight far his people and ounce of fine „stale bread, la ounce of successful wintering of bees is an im- . magmesta, and ese ounce of oream of portaut teeter in Canadian beekeep- his God'1,,,,a•P"ist a corrupt foreifm idolatry, introduced intIsrael from ' tartar and moisten this with. a little ing. This can be easily done when o the Phoenician's 011:1 tereartel by the denatured alcohol. APP1Y with a small one knows how and the proper proee- clever, unscrupulous and ambitions clean Paint brush end when thoroughly dere tes describea in a bulletin on. queen. Pea -Ling that had falkd in dry dust off the crumbs and rub the W1nterine Bees available at the Pub - his task and in a meed or deer:el:de; braid gently with a piece of chamois lications Branch of, the Department eney he le id fled frcm the country to: leather or soft cloth. The trimming of Agriculture at Ottawa. The long die in the wile:sr-flees, But tb 301155 will have lost all trace of tarnish, This cold winter in most parts of Canada whieh callei hem from Gilead 'peaks method will also clean gold lace. Is not as hard on bees afl might be la him eeain in Horeb andsends him back to finish his task. For whatever the apparent weaknesses and failures of the -workmen luny Gesi's work wear themselves out with useless az- imut!: go on in the world. Elijoh,is Wean to anoint to theer effice kines 1l • ammock tha ch lchen may 10 L1VIAS as they. often do itt who will execte vongr.ann tr;an the made from the burlap bags which mates. To live through the winter , evil Baal me:shine:ire, but his gre•ter grain is geld and which may be pro- months the colonies must be well duty is to find and call and prerane a cured at any feed store Do not rip iilled with young bees, beprovided seeeceeer in thee pro:ate:tic office whe: the seeks, tor leaving them double with au abundance of. good' whole - will continue to teach the peeple and ; makes the hammock stronger. Sew saute stores to last well into the foe witness fJh ey eovah when • he is gone. flee sacks together, either with coarse lowing spring, and be given sufficient A Iclorneznade- Hammock A most durable and .comfortable imagined and advantage may be taken of it to give the bees a com- plete rest instead of having them tt4en the twmen who thus ' - i thretel on a machine, back end fourth proteetion to prevent waste of energy o: are brought together, Elijea, thman jseverel times, or by hand, using twine and lite in the production of heat. To e of the Gilead wilderness., weeehiee a =eel and making vere firm stitches Sew ensure sufficient young bees each eoe meeb a hair and a girdle of leather,' the sides or the 'sack s together so that olly should be headed with a Prolific erpearing euddenlv to elenennets the the hammock is as wide as the sacks queen at least 6 to 8 weeks before the sins of the royal hourand the von- I are long, Turn a wide hem at each normal cessation of brood -rearing in geance of God, and waging emote-. end and sew it very ermly, also, non the fall. The bees must be given at momisine war on the worshi? P.1.; a piece of broom -stick into each hone. least 40 pounds per colony 01 the best Baal, and Er Oia, a nmn cf tly! cult'- ' ' - " finepend the hatumozic by ropes at- grade of honey or sugar syrup in the vatted laneq fr::nd of ilm common , ,,, , „„ , ,, to She ends of the tall before the winter cluster is form- re.ople ani coma:e'er cf kings. Both d'ee'et` "'..c"le'a. ere <lin in tkanr life -ease war evilest s!."'". ed, For outdoor wintering the eases the evil. r f tere Baal cell and their . -----e-- meet be large enough to hold suf- staunch loyalty to Isrmi's Cod. 1 Th2 rropb.?t:•.! ministry of Elijah I Y end Eleha covered a large pert of : rounded with a good windbreak. For tee nirth ceetury B.C., that is the cellar wintering the cellar must be period (rem B.C. 1100 to 801. That of , ficient pecking and must be tight to 11. E THCALL OF AMOS, Ames 7:1040. prevent the packing from becoming wet and the eeear should be sur- eas well insulated from outdoor tempera - Amos, Hopes., Laiah and Welt was in ; tures and kept at from 45 to 60 de - the midele and hitter part of the eighth century. : groes F. The cellar must also be Airce was a native of Tekca, a town! kept dark, fairly dry, and be well von of Judah, about five miles south of I Mated. After being placed in winter Bethlehem, on the boeder of the rug- ' quarters the bees should not be dis- ged wildeances of Judah, which drop : tubed. ' li3OV7/1 four thousand feet to the Joe -1 ...... 8an and the Deed Sea. He deeeribee 1 ..,.,, --_-_, Wintering Extra Queen Bees.' himself as an beediran anci a gatherer '"‹....:*--- It is often advisable to winter over of sycamore frult. The lEitter is EL)111,2- --' times callee the fig-mulberrya number of surplus queen bees to be . It is al Which Did He Do? used the next spring for introduction large tree still common in certain ! parte of Palestine, and bearing a i leather (anent erring sone—"At ast to colonies that may have lost their rat} er peer sett of edible fruit. While we decided to give him all the rape he queens during the winter or to re- tendlee he; flecks of sheep and caring , wanted. place weak or falling queens in the for his syeamere orchard.., Amos had Friend—"What did he do. --hang Wing. That it is quite possible to do held eommunion with his Gode And hirrisel for quit smoking?" this is indicated in results obtained in thee, very simply, he ea's! came to hinel an experhnent conducted at the lea - The Lerd took me, he Fairs, as I fad-. . ,T. ,,,, c,,_.. — puskasing, Ontario, Experimental Sta. lowed the flock, and the Lord said to a o Remove an me From Cloth time In preparing the hives tor win - me, Ge, prephesy Lo my people .ftectell.1 To remove the shine frond long- ter tour of them were equipped with He was not a man trainee in the pro-, used cloth, take an emery board or tight -fitting &vision boards, and the 3115130 schools of ths time, nor NI= ' a viece of fine emery paper and rub it entrances were close in the centre be a member of any, of the prophetic very gently 531111a rotary reovemeet to provide a double entrance to each guelds, the Eo-calied 'sons of the nro -- - "1 over Delete (1 Kines 20: 35, etc.). But he the glossy surface. This raises hive.. Both sides of each hive were knew the history et hie own imp], that . the nap at constant rubbing has made quite strong with a plentiful 2.9 10 ele and ee h'ILI Wile ac ueint- ven bacic into the material. supply of bees au (leach lmlf given 0 • , "MUTT AND JEFF" --By Bud Fisher. Irs plcco uP AIL! A wrnd AtI eCelevnA He's A spzecr 11 or KING Teife: Ge ctzAz"), 01(311 erovY: • 97:7Fail'e 170 AN ATTRACTIVE AND EASILY FASHIONEp, DRESS. Dignity and ,grace are admirably corninn,ed in this charming dress. The bodice is eligatly gathered to the two- piece skirt, and there is a smart plait- ed tunic at the left side. The ctiffe finishing the clartfitted sleeves are notched to match the graceful collar. Buttons adorn the vestee and side - closing belt. No. 1514 is in sizes 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44 inches bust. Size 38 requires 474 yards 39 -inch mater- ial, or 31/4 yards 04 -inch. Price 20 cents the pattern. HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS. Write your name and address plain- ly, giving number and size of such patterns as you want. Enclose 20c in stamps or coin (coin preferred; -wrap it cat:gully) for each number and address your .orcler to Pattern Dept., Wilson Publishing Co., '73 West Ade- laide St., Toronto, Patterns sent by return mail. "Father, is it hue that big ears mean generosity?" "Yes, my son, generosity of Nature," til it is done, then 8311 it in eternized Jars In the usual manner and seal at once. Quince added to applesauce put up by this method gives splendid results. The quinces should be put through the food chopper so the fruit will be thoroughly cooked through weep. Ole apples are done; or, the water used on the apples may be that in which The Toronto teem will be a farm for the local National Hockey Lea- gue Club while the Detroit club will be a feeding organization for the De- troit Gaugers. These two clubs were admitted definitely, while Kiteltener was taken in on the understanding that an artificial fee plant be installed before the opening of tee Sea5011, aim* quince peelings ansi pits were boiled Nov, 16. Buffalo made application, but 'when that fruit was being prepared for it was held over pending further in- formation of the situation in that city. President Frank Calder of the N.H. L. atteneed the meeting and tho agree- ment between the two organizations was clarified eonsklerably. It was de- cided that in the future players sent back to the Canadian league from the N.H.L. could be recalled only when By this method, the fruit is brought waivers had bean given by all clubs to a boll as pre4i0usly described and in tee Comedian League. Players packed hot into the hot sterilized jar,. bought from Canadian League teams other dishes, and then strained. Crushed or chopped manned pineapple used. With pears in the same way makes them quite a novelty. When apples or pears are lacking in Savor, such combinations are 0apecial1y de- sirable. Canning By Baking e aol sot cannot be delivered until the end of Oyster bundles will be found very appetizing. Telco thin slices et the white meat of turkey, spread over each a thin slice of bacon and roll the two around an oyster, so as to form little bundles. Tie each seeurely, place in a baking pau and bake Meg enough, to, cook the baron. Serve garnished with ! eettesley. Ehef Oyatar Pie This oytl::r pi. Is good and just a 1111 different. Make a good beef hash and . season it highly; moistening it with gravy. Lay It in greased baking pan in alternate layers with large oys- ters, cover vtith a biscuit crust, put, ting a funnel in the middle to carry off the steam, and bake briskly. Oyster Creama inta kat oven and the fruit is baked •the playing season, The schedule, Theee oyster ereams are a (linty 511 o entil it can be pierced with a straw. There 18 enough water on the fruit es November, which will ;iolDielibtaadbroaumt,nthue9 ninitdadwleelf alserittrlo, autroaugclairda lcurinnevhaeoonn.s. Pdootzinnd it comes without special draining or so. The Nett. playing rules were large eyelet's: mix with seven table - from the kettle to'last until the heat adoutwi. tir0C-118 a thick elevate; smsou with salt, pepper and paprika. Add one brings out the juice, hen the juice tableepoon of powilered gelatin, soft- ened in seven tablespoone of water, Fill RUlan wet melee half full of aspie Jelly, embedding • cue oyster in ea cll. When set fill up with the oyster cream. Turn out carefully when firm, Eight small molds. boils up from the bottom of the jars and the fruit is cooked in that and in the steam. When the fruit is done, fill the jars from one or two of the cans, adjust the rubbere and seal, To be absolutely sure ot sterilization when there is no sugar to help preserve the truit and ee118 have been opened for refilling, some experts place the sealed Jars immediately in a bath of boiling water to cover and boil f or 5 minutes longer. Sulphurizing Fruit Prat can also be sulphurized when sugar is !ticking. The method is very e simple and apples, pears end peaches are splendid when preserved in this way. Incidentally, they will keep for yeavs. When they are wanted for ase, tiles!: may be taken front the crock, washed and baked or otherwise pre- k pared as ono would fresh fruit. They make excellent preserves because they ; retain their form and become perfect- ly' transparent. Soft -seed peaehes t Sad Fate. Egg.—"Wotta life. We'll either be fried, boiled or go into cold storage!" "A girl zometimes does got credit or looking smart, if her tailor :e A New Record Rushing some wheat frora his "cone- Ine" to hie farm feed mill, C. r.,. Fal- enhagen, of Agar, S.De ground it into graham flour from which his wife nada "genie" Twenty minutes after lie wheat was cut the gems were on he table. ralkenhagen believes tl,is Is a world's record and it probably Is. Two of a Kind Shem—"We have a pair of 03033- 11103 on board, haven't we?" Noah—"Yes, we have." Shem—"Well, I hope you're right. I net firo my swimming -pants any- vhere."—John Bull's Summer Annual. preserved by this method may be eaten with sugar and cream with as nuich pleasure as the day they were picked. Another telvantage is that lf fruit put up in this way happens to get frozen, it does not spoil. The fruit must be freshly picked. Peel, core and out into quarters years or apples; peaches should be peeled e and halved. Put each 2 gallons of the 1 Wanted, at Once., a Derrick. cQuAtta-rANce le ee1-10 SAYS ce-cquateree: Eec-- WILL. . ;I rtzie I, :: lieete " 1, •!.. --- nib Ailie,c-b, A SetoteEl 1 I'NI 1:., -.1-:,-, , e! t. 4 ,.. • I. lli-i ti , 11m111‘i, il i1i1l,'l,1,o,1p P "IiiiigirgTaUtreee" , vieeNe.S I," muTT ii„ i it -,-"" 1 iiiillt. 1 r t ,i,1 l I. II p.' , ii io oil 0 • :se LISTEN, FRIEND INTReteece ; tileeTgleeve leirsellis ,'illI,•L I e 11 _____ ii i a II Al -tenets: lieree- ote MING: you Josr A eeteteleeS iPii!!illi,iivil!iliqiilif . ., -V,2`. 9 ; t'm IN Is!' . come e A GONNA To melee Fee! :, A t F(NE: III jilt .1 i'„1 iIfil ig„ - \ ill- , e• ' .. 4. ‘ ,....." i ,.,1 4111 1:' li• tit ii Its: I. I -----'''r...11 Al-IMED, Rue.) ALee..1G v\ome Mt .R.eG,l'eAFee A tulF-0 SPR<Alei L.02,13 CARelAitteeN ts DiNiNIG vdtv'et tvte- leelS , eyvoeu N-cIoNLGo!,wm.,. 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Proceed in this manner until the. dish Is full; tho last layer should have a well boaten egg in tee milk the mixture Is moist- ened with. Bake In a moderate over 80 minutes'. Hot Sandwich Make very thin slices of toast, but- ter and 'spread with anchovy paste. Have ready a pint of oystere cooked two minutes in a half pint of water, drained and seasoned with salt, pepper and French mustard and chopped fine. Put them over the toast, sprinkle with eracker crumbs', butter lightly and put In the oven. a few minutes, and aed a piece of toast to the top before serving. London -04a Line Opens New Direct Telephone Service London --The completion of the task ot linking up British and Scandina- vian countries by telephone will be an achievement when the direct London - 0310 service opened Oct. 1. The Lon- don to letoelcholm line, which it is claimed is the longest direct service in. Europe, was opened during the spring duriug tho annual Congress ot luta:Tatiana tleamberie ot Com- merce. Day charges from London to Oslo I aro 230, 611, for a call et time 111111, eetee, and the night theme Is 13s. 611, 'It is understood that the :route Is via iBelgium, Holland, aud Dendukrk, clwekettoardtt are now being raanu- Aeturer of tliz•est fAll`fl. 7121 1224,., ghookere meenetizth ed to prevent eir- 1 aecidental displacement, Will this tendto slow op still more the "next move"? — Automobile drivers veteel oempel elderly persons and children to stand , on the highways while they speed by, , Red pedestrians who walk right into a I stream of swift-mu:eh:Le tragic should get together and sign a peeete pact.