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WEIGHTY DAINTY
CHOCOLATES"
PEANUT CLUSTERS
MALT MILK FALLS
ORANGE CREAMS
. FUDGE
BUTTERSCOTCH
PISTACHIO
MARSHMALLOWS
PEPPERMINT STICKS
FIGS
ALMONDS
VANILLA
NUGATINt C'REAI4f
Chola JELLY
CtOVE MARSHMALLOW'S
CARAMEL ,
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he most precious thing has happened
--what imean, it's positively ravishing-
Lowe ey's have put out a ' new box of
really dainty chocolates ---they're the most
scrumptious things, only one bite to a piece,
and the unbelievable number of 80 pieces in
a pound box. I simply must have a couple of
boxes for my party tomorrow afternoon. I'm
not going to have the girls spoiling their
dresses and the table covers with big, soft
creams or melted chocolate at my party—it's
so ruinous to the cards, too. So, be a treasure,
and bring me two boxes from the Lowney
dealer when you come up tomorrow—they are
called Eighty Dainty Chocolates --and only
cost a dollar."
Tons of love,
BETTY,
e)OR1G1NATORS OF
,ACKAGE CHOCOLATES"
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Hints For Home odies
%rs:t.es for The r' +de -5 <:e -Times
By
eerie Allen Brown
Tclaers.
With Initiative
Tse : -e-ie ExLi. r tells of a tea-
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ns taceL T edc a. a r .n
y
.r^• iii\'•.. 4 • _. a .. _ l ..wk .. v. .
gin..
,tere elass, roam seely. `o much
r, a l t be dente ,. n,nal e Classes
eta„ The trouble is teat
ae a'teer,i,:• rte hate It be tie: aan.e-
ieeet. acid ter,e'e,:r- alto hare
have not .i" ,e 'ta'+ dee the
ee they .Lauld lila tx'i'de, and af-
ter .a yaiueiite thee 'elide down a, r:ya
.,:"n.. hm J.'natir. Teacher - are
;:awed?.>tt tied ept,- ;gid taste -and
,:ere:,:erea . elteaei, tee, tine: ..t ac 's"a-
:iy: d,. iiia teacitere ..
et '2, :al eeenialca, ..
Rickets
la , a: <' .:. tale yan .hat a 7r. ti
S1,1 177 hate e teal
Ri ke to m etild r,ra thn:ek that they
nn art mietake�•tta That is ju3et what I
t�jeu i t. so I went t:. a 'La cter who
ie in :he n*?ad,t of ineesti '3tk.0 Wore.,
..gib. hire about 1'iica'.Cte. and he
teed Lnte- that .50 per eent. of our bab-
a, load !ticket:, :'h..' w Suet .:tens andd.
think' about that That 4' means 4
that
:out <eer3- Its babies have Rh:he.ti%
Neel that dote nee utean that thee -
.irk' in the advanced stagee with bete --
Zees s .and fat bellies .bait there iee eve e
tax', ti aL:t ient Re: e ne.
The a*afertaaa.c part ` 9t that
. teat:tireee tee Rete..in itself d,ss
-
tat Qu.' s,.'.: 't ee Ina it leavee -t the baby
..6r ..;r mare t 'a,. disease -S. Which
THE GIANT AND THE ' DWARF
Via€ stee
real iotas srte ceded i , " 7 es the
e *isle sit I afe.. y 'known a n ng 4e" :ran
ro lwaytr,en, stances alongside tt na+~dere Canadian
ail f Iceernotive atnz na'ea.entea only as lung as the
lattar's cab and .+Mier aeverthe` esa, "Curly,'", tiny�
Ief en ammelled weetel-bnIter of p emcee ¢Pyne lana
ak` atza a teemed seldom approached aacyywhene an the
-world 'for long life, neefxilttese and ender a.tee,
"Carp' was broaght to laritieb Cutiumbia irt 1Sa1
:eta W. $. (Belle Evans eitaeete, engineer of t'he
fire Canadian Pacific passenger trait: to reach Pott
Mealy in leS5,, says it wea..built in a Sate l ra,rerisea
aLa [lu'�nYe., salve andkite- aided Count de Lesseps in
Vit? l to eeta CATted region, alt ei ?mention cor..st tt eti a
k zas Perez. Silty year.. of arduous week sere
mpyeekR�t{{t c Cter*at �`, but new t engine :lifter
refute at the Call:eda m CTry aeifi Y'm:V'omma
es to be errhibit'etd at. the V',tt eketntser', ,citibition
August, as a •taut:, ane piece of the early dap-
Evana was eat ea eel of retirement for pu .
e lea el tilts pictera'andl gladly donned the eta wet.
is
gain to show Itireelif otos mote to lisitan +
Jeee
WINGHAtif ADVANCE -TIMES
Clea more barren:. than Rickets,
Symptoms of Rickets
The rickety child is ueiraliy a well -
grown child and looks well nourished;
so that the parent.a do not suspect
apythirng wrong. The disease orders
between the seccntd :month and the
end of ths. sewed year. C'One of the
syn'tptome cs Cen, tipation, but that
in itself is not an indication of Rick-
ets. The baby is restless and 'fre-
quently' rubs the hair off the top t>f
its head. Sleep is di:tttabed and the
child is decidedly irritable. .Later the'
muscles become lax. and the ligaments
elongated: Then coulee the familiar
pot -belly, bow-legs, square head, cur-
vature of the spine and other deform
aties.
Cause
The : rause of Vitamins is lack of
Vitamin D. This Vitamin' affects the
supply of Phosphorus and Calcium
available for bone formation. Vita -
nun D is not its: many common foods,
butter -fat and egg yolk are the only
tries. It is contained in Cod Liver
oil, but our chief source is the sun.
Rickets is e disease of the Temperate
Zone. The children ca the Tropics
play about with neat to neething on
and their bodies are exposed to dir-
ect straight, and so they get their
supple ef Veitar a '.?. In the Arctic
regiim they 'nee f, , :crud fish, or ani-
znal, who have lived on fish and they
get their supply of Vitamin 'le from
the iietr. So you see it is only the
poor little Temperate Zone babies
who have Rickets.
Prevention
It is absolutely unnecessary for a
baby to have Rickets. The tirne to
start its prevention is before the child
"e born. The expectant mother, should
take cod-liver oil daily and should
spend as inuch time as possible in
the sun. Then the baby Will have a
supply' of Vitamin 0 to form the
bones and teeth.
Summer babies may escape Rickets
if they get sufficient sunshine. It is
the poor little winter babies that are
the worst sufferers. as they cannot
yet as much sun. If they are given
cod-liver oil, or "bottled sun,hine"
they will escape Rickets. Babies are
given it from the time they are three
weeks old, A few drieps a day is sof-.
ficient to prevent Rickets, When the
prevention of Rickete is such a sim-
pt matter, it is a pity, that. the know-
ledge is not wide -spread. The gov-
ernment spend considerable, more
money to teach the fact, that cod-
liver oil is good fir -tock and poultry.*
than it does in teaching mothers that
it is aoed for the babies. Clinics
shtteuidbe as 'available as _ ehiaole.
Bacon Sandwich
Cover a siice of herr buttered toast
with lettuce, and spread with salad'
dr
easing. Arrange slices of crisp ba -
can and a fent rings rf thinly sliced
onion den top of the lettuce and corer
with a slice of toast.
Johnnie Cake
1 ettp cern mea:
1 crap Rater
4 teaspoons baking powder
CUD sneer
1 egg
1 tabieept at butter
1 cup sweet mill:
Sift dry ingredients. Add beaten
g
eg, melted bane-. and mint.
- - n 1,.: neat
ywrtl and our into buttered pan. Bake
an moderate rate o -en.
THE. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
LESSON XXIz —Jane Sth -
sin ttt the Shadow of the Cross
ea?ttitew 26t 1-75
Ga}den Test. --He went forward a
little, and fell, on his face, arcs prayer,
saying.. ley fattier if it be uossible
let this cup aeass away from me, are€-
ertheIess, not as I wile brat as thou
win. Matt. 23:39.
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING.'
Tane.—The last supper. Thursday,
,' April tl. A.D. 30. Tee .sono its he
{warden. einem.. 11 p.m., The ar eet,.1
n idrai ht, The " trials before Annas
etel
;F a C� vas and the denials at Pet-
.ez betw`ter, 1 and 5a.n: on Friday,
Ap.a
1'e ee---T1.Fi 4 aeps r teem of Matne-
l'I t Ga:rdere of Gethsemane er.t the
unnt of a the .,. The palace prebab-
y erecnricd by both Armee and Calx-
phaa s.. •
A THE AGONY IN THE GARDEN.
i • Then ee th Jesus ionto theasa. A s
i, they were on thele srazi it :n the upa-
er renen to the t ardeva, 'til ye site/
obe, offended in e this night. diarist
had epeeterabe pre,. •Ian:brei !ds corning
-ruciii, en, ated neer
lhe• declares that
k:tt is i:are:iveat. and will ea se the dis
."4ipleii, tie fall away freer: /la -a-. For as
ie written. See Zetas 13: 7. -1 foul
eettiite-t the elinpitente,' and the sheep' cat
IIlee (leek stall be scattered' abroad.
Clat'ist often->-0ers icy Fkitnself .as.
tle :event When he wa-s ameted,
't?e disiciasee's lift lam an fold9 (vr-ea5
"s"vy. They were ste,:ttt.dbe the e:ke
.
t s'w'u a ti
is
had repeatedly also foretold his re-
surrection.,et should have been by
Phis time an. idea familiar to the dis-
ciples. I will o before you into Gal-
ilee, , To the scene of Christ's long-
est ministry, to his oid home' and
theirs.
.But Peter answered and said tanto
hint, i'eter's great failing was over-
confidence. if all shall be offended in
thee, I will never he offended. Peter,.
who was first in his owe estimation,
itttst become last in bitter humilia-
tion..
Jesus said unto hint. Verily I say
tato thee. When our .Lord used this
ntroduct'on, he was profoundly mov-
ed. That this night, before the cork
crow, thou shalt deny me thrice. Our
Lord said, before the cock crow
wire," according to Mark 14:80.
Peter saith unto him, Even if I
must die with thee, yet will I not
deny thee. If Peter had believed
Christ, humble- accepted the warning,
nd betaken himself to tuuatching and
raying lest he fall into temptation,
ecter would not have fallen into his
rierous sin; but Christ knew what
vas in man, and so he put his warn- n
ng into the forret of a sure prophecy. o
Likewise also said to all the disciples.
knd they all of them virtually denied
Christ by deserting him at the time
f his arrest—all, evert John, the be-
owed disciple.
Then cometh Jesus with then, unto
a place 'called Gethsemane. Gethse-
tane means 'the oil press,' Ii Jesus
Insist be under the press, let no Chris-
ianbe surprised that he. as a member
f his body, roust be at time ander it
oo." And saith unto his disciples, Sit
-e here, while I go yonder and pray.
He had to meet the enemy in all his
trength, and there was none to
i hicper a word of friendly =cheer as
e buckled for the fray."
And he took with him Peter and
he two sons of Zebedee. James and
c=hn; these three had become the in -
innate friends of our Lord, the In 0
,r Circle of the Twelve. And began b7
o be sorrowful and sore Troubled. 0
'he true explanation of the my'ster-
eus .sorrow in the garden and the
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Then saith he unto thein, My soul
is exceeding sorrowful, even unto
death, What he endured we can nev-
er knu ; but the know that from his
cross there flows a power of deans -
s g renewal, reneal, a strength and hope ' C
which have proved themselves the U
salvation of, men. Abide ye here, and
watch with nate. It was chiefly for
their sake; that he etelled them to
watch and be with hint in his agony.
And he went forward a little. In -
the deeper shadows of the oliive-
trees. And so it is always in human
life. We anust speeds no to the most
eanred a_ dace of our life alone.- And
fell on his face and prayed. The
jews ordinarily prayed standing. and
nailing face down on the ground to
>r- ti. showed the deepest emotion,
Saying, Mt Father. Christ could con-
er all Borrows because he carried
into them a profound sena: of the that presently'* .a great wave of sor- now, for opportunities past ca
now
iu-ins, Fatherhood of Grad. If it be row should come afresh over his soul,
never be recalled. 13eintiid the hour
possible Feasible. that is, in accerrd-: and he'mush again seek. to bear it . -" '
is at hand. Christ often spoke of his
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mete with the divine plan ior the sal- alone.
vatienya :resets;; Cl::is? world have no "]tour," the hexer of :the sacrificial
And he to=rte again and found theist .
ti eepe otherwise. Let tants cup pass el, . ideath to trhtc7t he had been ivtal.ton
p i epnn g, for their eyes were heavy, forward for so long, And the Son
awvay Irene reel- By t tt Jesus meant At the transfi uratiou they e\ had been
ire fate that lianas for Hine Never- a littletoof neon is Petra*ed' into the hand: of
!la- e • th a- I mtie' i�ttt' tl iii able bear the weight of sinners, That.. in
�,. z..wasindeed., the begiisn-
aiiL, s., + �. glory, as now they were able to bear in of.
I : tire the ta. r . c. t Geth_etraatae ' g the power of Satan and the life -
t ra eau Ilse weight of this exceeding sorrow;
..c. 1,..>c�1r that what tv,...ail the Lord..., and death struggle with sin. from
and there, too, their eyes had been
.•ry�T w too. �>als a .. gnt-, h a � which the Redcetncr'issued victorious.
.ts fay Testis Chris, but was itself a vy with sleep, But now the leaden Arise, letus be going. Christ's
s.ed lxy Nana at iea?t %is the bac% NI eights of a still more untimely words, Sleep on note," give place to
,slumber lay heavy upvtt •thein." the arum d,
est dart int nE, "Tity. S.'ivi b''','
e dfniC.� And heleft ,.. • trumpet -Gail of action. Behold,
:1r¢l, lFe r ni.etla sirs: + iair di>cnple , I eft them again, and went he isat hand that betrayeth nye.
ztray,and prayed e nerd' time, saying Christ could see Judas and his sol-
L:2stcdeth . tteem stn"?:::: These l�at'aht the sane words. The idea is, diens approaching through the trees.
. tvz,2 Ue� a Leri S'i•cnit, . iTBt t�nv? 'r
atltat the burden cif' his re -e was eo tip ended Christ's Gethsemane, tire.
an they iutd iaate d�asoe they tlse ,ret
e efrect as belore,
ld have steea�thentel heir 'Mast darkest hour in his life save one.
Qts stn Het ne+:�riyr krtt , 'r by floc i.noty- : Then- conical he to the disciples Gethsemane lies on theway to the
la,d�e : c alien. wakeful, silenn sytnapa- ar'nd saith unto them, Sleep ou now, Kingdom where God's will is done
flay. And saith mato Peter. The apes -!and take your rest. Yes, sleep no perfectly..'
tie who had been bregging of hi:
¢ altd ts,
What. could ye neat, watch ` �� � �
t,a,_i ata:. one hour? 'Surely we can i an°"' ..a�®1111
p. awake and watch tido Ceariet
trt Wt that little period.
til cln anaad pray, that ye :eater no
ration. How ;ftes, have
rab5 +"a andandtatL$h_ `•anG�l It is so i$LBfLG:i:lt ^' IA
to be jne d a Difficult. yes! but yet
So CtIMIlplelety :p ;saber to the. eery r_r• is
eal:est of yen ail that, 'if you trill int
n,e the appointed tnettne which Godi
c.ae pieced its year petrer, the daifi-l_�
eta y 4ec ?lei be as little a barrier itt
er�.tnr heavenward path as the ?*ia Bant-
cr threads of sumtm r to one who!.
:dee across lite morning fieldo- ` 1111
The spirit indeed is willing. but tine rp a
fall is weak- They were too a: hare-
ed to speak, but ttiteir matte -sorrow: e
tl aieked his heart. and he added this i,111
kindly licensing thetas." ,
gain a seetend time he went at `at y it
r*d prayed saying My Father, if this -a
ataaa. t. lease .away, a eept I drink it,
thy will be done. \ lien one isin i
cera bitter grief aanad after being for :al
one whine alone, •eulLaa es bath tone XI
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