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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-01-10, Page 3111 3e� in ng ete civ us - Nr. Ui0 or ds _tee QCs t." cy h • Ile l n- et n- et a - r. e, fg r- ir Ott aa° to 1 - if t - s 0 8 Y�! ite *ease& stseeseeese esereessee sesesisevee The Lunch Basket. Pity the woman who must put up a daily lunch forher school boy or girl or for the husband or son who ,is at noon a .hungry workingman. That pity is deserved, but far more of it should go to the average vic- tim 'of those baskets. No one will deny that the lunch basket is a perplexing problem, but it need not be half the bugbear it has become if women cultivate a little daintiness and imagination. To some packers the sole idea of a lunch is two or three coarse sand- wiches, an indigestible piece, of pie, stale cake and cold coffee. And that lunch will be handed out six days a week 52 weeks a year. Why not variety ? It costs no more than monotony, if it does take more thought and, perhaps, a little more time. If you have a basket to pack, sit down and write out a menu for it for just one week. Have that basket different each day, and see if ,,husband and children are not grateful. Tumblers with screw lids are in- valuable for the lunch basket. Into them the woman of imagination puts meat and vegetable left -overs dressed as ' an appetizing salad, pudding, gelatine eustard and other desserts, stewed fruit, prunes And. other delicacies. Eggs for a Change.—Deviled eggs take little longer to prepare than hard-boiled ones; the oil or butter used in mixing them is nourishing and they make a nice change. Some- times the contents of a boa of sar- dines may be freed from oil and put in one of these glasses with a slice of lemon on top. RECEIVING HOMAGE AND ALLEGIANCE IN DEATH. Remarkable ceremony in Constantinople, indicating that the peo- ple of Constantinople are by no means all Turks. After death the Patriarch Joachim Whirs, head of the Greek Orthodox Church in Tur- key, was strapped in a sitting posture to his episcopal chair. The people then filed past the body to pay their last tribute, thousands kissing the Bible on his knees or the hands of the dead patriarch, If meat there must be, why serve other is enough for a lunch for a it in unappetizing hunks between hungry man, thick slices of bread? Cold meats i Packing Iiot Liquids.—Liquids run through a chopper and mixed are the worst problem. A hot drink with a little cream, salt and pep- , is such a bracer that it pays to get per, then spread thickly on bread, I a pintbottle or . jar that keeps" daintily cut and spread with sweet liquids at an even temperature for butter, make a nourishing sand- 24 hours. Into it can go coffee, wich that tempts even a jaded pa- chocolate or hot soup for cold days; late. And iced drinks in summer. Cold tongue, roast beef, corned I Every baking day- add fresh rolls, beef, lamb, bologna can all be ,cut a tartlet or other unexpected treat. neatly in thin slices and carry well ,Fruit is healthful and not hard to r 1Wiltet paper, pack.; an orange or a banana will- ' ly ill- italy with taus- often take the place of dessert. So ID. a wrapping of even when spree t tarsi. «' Of san M 7 c ll sae— - ,'will .,figs,. ,dates:.. or a '-pat4wge.- of s ereis such va t h It swee c eco a e.. 1 heated dishes, a thin paste made from salad oil and salt is very geed. Spread it over the marked place and leave for an hour or more; then rub off with a soft cloth. Try tacking cheesecloth on the pantry window. This *admits air that is sifted free of smoke and soot before it comes into the pantry Try whipping the cream in the, up- per part of a double boiler,, with fine ice or• cold water placed in the lower part. The cream will slot, spatter so much and will be kept cool and will whip Much nfere tiiekiy.. . -,--. erre To prevent ec'gs from stinking to 1 ' T31YS • OF 0o0SiP FROdl THE QUEEN CITY. . a Jitt+table Judge -Wages of Girls-Setiio Fine Positions -Agitation for Divorce Court. rcr is no more picturesque figure in 'oronw than JLct,fe Morgan, one of the two Junior judges for the County of Mors. heti Wag dowiag wnite beard and patri- aicital, conntanance give him a veneri.b.e- nc:,.sl'24 ilii evewn greater than his rs years n id Kur eleage Morgan is noted for three things: his azurite/lobs of heart, his carelessness of t e. conventions and his proianit,'. •Bax kindliness of heart brings him work. 1L.iwyers' defending persons accused of all sorts of offences know his peculiarity and lei/tie, so stone unturned to gat their cases traversed so that they will come before hint: When Judge Morgan's court is in session in Toronto there is a veritable pl oeession of cases from the police court tc his court, cases which, in the gene, al coarse of events, would more properly be - tang to the pelico ivagis.ra:e's jurisdic- tion. The other day there was anon a 1st of these cases coming along that h'a h ;tier. in a very literal sense, brought his f t and his fist down and said he wo.ld t stand for the imposition any longer. 1 ae language he used was, of course. rattan mora graphic than that. He is perfectly tank and candid in his mere.ful tenden- cse. "You would be going to prison for eilc months instead of on suspended sen- tnnee, If you were being dealt with in soother place, which shall be nameless.' he will often say to an accused one Generally he thre..ters the object of his mercy with a terrible sentence if said o' ,feet should not prove to be worthy and i3hould be so unfortunate as to come back oh another charge. His Informal Courts. .ludge Morgan does not believe much in Vie trappings of courts, He will often re- ceive lawyers on business bent in his pri- vate room and like as not will hear their case while reclining on his lounge, very often at the same time smoking his pipe. Tr' the summer he does not hesitate to take his coat off when sitting on the bench. When in the country, on circuit, be frequently declines to attend the re- gular court room, but will have the law. Yen and witnesses come to the hotel sit- ting.room to see him. :Judge Morgan has held his present po- !Witton for almost 25 years. He ie ono of i;}•e few Canadiars who was born in the teritisii West Indies, spending his early fie on the plantations there. Over 0 are ago his father, who was an Ang1i• • elere'ym. au, came to Canaria and set- in Barrie. Judge Moreau likes to re- n&'l that at that period he became juuier cd;tor of the Barrie Herald, and on oe n - cion ran the hand cress. The law claimed him. however. Before his appointment as incise, he nraet`:sed his profession in Orangeville and Newmarket. A Carrs Laving wage, There are diseussioes from time to time as to what, constitutes a living wege for orals living away from home in Toronto. Eontla emp1oyers do rot thank that they have any pest+oval reeporsibility on th:s m. atter While that is an attitude that is dying out it is undoi:btedly true th t :seat number of girls from the coun- try living in boarding houses in Toronto are barely eking out an ezistenee. One of the leading employers of labor recently used $6.00 rer week as the lowest %age they would any any girl. It may bo confidently eiee ted that it is quite ii, teassible for a girl paying 'board to live r irsa in Toi•etito at the prerent time tr 1e z -p ..an tme fant- Ql if 9tReIi fy Pet $ s .Oti ,. aiok ac tuslitl a :!bine wdatia It tidy rioty that eot ter test 'them is sheer By careful buying and. utilizing the pari or breaking add a A soon-� P; wive» tains, but 1t can make no pro - rove to be stall lent to get along on, for laziness. Why give the sante old leftovers, the appetizing lunchbox ful of flour to the grease in which is etfo requires nA ouiitin n Ire Even ' giants. sandwiches every day when delici- need cost no more than the unap- I they arc fried. x,ea in a way that is not popular in this It takes an arctic explorer to face ems fillings can be made from rem- petizing, unhygienic one. And if it I To clean white and delicately col- day or generation. danger in the coolest, frigkiese man - tants of meats, vegetables, tish, Plums for Capable ones, nee. eggs, jellies, nuts, onions, peanuts some iris aro not e 4 and other tissue -building foods that h 1 fl for elevtr gills to gi t a at Braggs- "I am still one of those are found in most households at all times. Cut the bread 'thin—for children the crust may be removed, and even workingmen like the daintiness of it, if a slice across the loaf is used. Wrap the sandwiches in paraffin paper. The club sandwich made from bread cooked in butter as a crouton instead of toasted and spread with a slice of cold meat or fowl on mayonnaised lettuce be- tween two of the sections of let- tuce, bacon and mayonnaise in the Every Ache Gone Thousands • Still Suffering That Can be Quickly Cured by "Nerviline." The Case of Harold P. Suety. "Three years ago I discovered that a man subject to lumbago might just as well be dead as alive." These words open the sin- cere, straightforward letter of H. P. Bushy, a well-known man ire the plumbing and tinsmithing business, "One attack calve after another, and lumbago got to be a chronic thing with me. I could scarcely get in a day's work before that knifing cruel pain would attack my back. I used a gallon of liniments; not one of them seemed penetrat- ing enough to' get at the core of the pain. I read in the Montreal Wit- ness about Nerviline, and got five bottles. It is a wonderful medicine —I could feel its soothing, pain•• relieving action every time it was applied. When I got the disease under control with Nerviline, I built up my strength and fortified my blood by taking Ferrozone at meals. This treatment cured me permanently, and I urge everyone to give up the thick, white. oily liniments they are using, and try an up-to-date, penetrating, pain - destroyer like Nerviline. "Please publish my Ietter the world over. I want all to hear of Nerviline," MEAL, 0 mom'®.."fO,�lte-"ta.'��'4?a'� •�"t®.'�Eb'0�� Physical Rewards of Self -Control. To those who contend that sett.: ,' control belongs to the moral rather than to the physical side of h.uuiatt nature, it can only be said that no one yet knows how far these two overlap, and that much treatment of physical conditions hits to be based on moral conditions, and vice versa. It is safe to say that the de- licate e licate poise of physical health is maintained only by self-control. Health is based on good habits, and good habits are the fruits of self-control, For each of us no day passes without many opportuni- ties to test our strength of will. You have decided that you will not nibble between meals. Time and again you have found out that the penalty for that indulgence is indi- gestion, headache, or a bad com- plexion. Then comes that glossy white box of the very purest candy, or the slice of such unusual layer - cake, or just one ice-cream soda, and you fall again. You have learned that late hours are followed by wretchedness the next day, and you have promised . yourself that ten o'clock shall al- ways see you read- for bed, A lit- tle self-control would close that ab- sorbing novel unfinished, or cub short the exciting and nerve -ex- hausting discussion. But it is, perhaps, in the matter Don't be cajoled into receiving of our moods that we may -see most anything from your dealer but clearly how disastrous is the lack of "Nerviline." Large family size self-control. There is always some - bottles 50c., trial size 25c., all deal- thing to vtiorry about in the happiest era, or The Catarrhozone Co., Buf- life, but worry and health do not fait, N. Y., and Kingston, Canada. go together. and abandonment to a fit of the "blues" can upset the Fact and Fancy. finest digestion in the world.! Many young people constantly use Laziness enables us to avoid a lot the word "nervous." It sounds of seti_,us mistakes. better than "cross," but to their Germany supplies the world's friends the words seem to mean Christmas toys, much the same thine. Bad temper Starfish are used in England as or Iow spirits usually have a physi- fertilizer, cal basis, which should be aoulht The straightest and most upright for and removed; but we should pee ale ars the Poles, control the outward manifestatinns Dried grasshoppers, a native deli- cacy,out,of fetch $3 a bushel in the Phil- for those about ifs, and the inward ippines. • manifestations for the sake of our Our prisons tAti•ch us that we own well-being. You cannot have ehc ld live ttcpording to our conic- perfect health if you''tvfskly yield tions. C `. s , E sn v elite £Pet to Hier ..kel s veerg 3touth, s Cw to anger and worry. and 1.-�'w spirits. rn laic n peeve Slirt,:[:1ia ate heave'- beer, 2"!- «. •-- p.__..y.._.. habitee! by a race of prehistoric should, the child who lunches well ored plumes not badly soiled, ,rub each day will mere quickly increase them gently in a pan of equal parts his studyingpower than one who ofsat andour. cannot eat because his mother is too indifferent to struggle with the lunch basket problem. A MODERN MIRACLE worth4 00 a week, and thea neeravate the situation for t"o wore comp etent. And there are opportuni- tiesearn a great P More than this amourt. There are in- stances where women have worked them- selves into positions where the salary al SF high as $-3,000 or $4,000 per year in To. ronto. It was never more true than at Substantial Bre kfast Pleasure in every package of n. t, 0:131.5tieS Crisp, sweet bits, of toasted Tndiin Co -n, to be servad with cretin or mirk.. Always lti,;‘ady to Eat Direct From Package •--- idvays Delicious. Sold by Grocers every- where. „ "Tile .M.emory Lingers" Oanediau Poetitm Cereal Coe Ltd. windeor, Ontario. Useful Hints. For a damp cupboard, which is liable to cause mildew, place a sanceful of quicklime into it. which will not only absorb all dampness, but sweeten and disinfect the space. To remove broken glass from win- dow frame cover the putty all around the glass with soft soap,, and leave it for several hours. You will then find that the soap has softened the putty wonderfully, and the broken glass can be removed wrists. The disease first started in ,.omment, particularly amore t'li ren without further trouble. i red blothes, which itched, and in" of 'mharriage matdeha n e sier belle To polish kitchen knives mix a when scratched became , painful ,'tearer char•*'+ in the law is to make It little bicarbonate of soda with the Bad sores followed,until- hi= a r-er to get married, they ear. �O^e of the greiitrat b^refers against env brick dust, and rub them thorough- hands were one raw, painful• mass; increase in the facilities 'for Rett'ne di• i t'nrcea in Curds lies in the attitude of ly, of sores. This state of affairs Coil the Roman Catholic Church. At pre: e'' Pickles served with fish give a i tinned for twenty-five years! (div to are which, out of the87a"a"ia? relish liked by many. In that time four eminent meth .e are Roman Catholic,.. These as, with 8 When boiling molasses or sugar; eel men tried to cure him, and others, ear therefore at env time throw out any divorce application. Canadians Co Abroad. He Had Eczema of Years and Doc the present day that there Is room at the tots Said i`No Cure.'' "tortyorkander9 ofbthat oth thereseeea is a whkeoenhdeanve bmanrain=d for _ the physical and mental capacities to do Yet Zam-Buk has Worked Ctiinplt'te Cure. This is the experience of a man of high reputation, widely known .o Montreal, and whose case can read- ily be investigated. Mr. T.' M. Marsh, the gentleman referred too, yes at 101 Del'prim er Avenue, has had eczema on his hands and S°onie to the people rather th n male the a +'orale come to it, hes reused conealeeable things and, what is ceming to be almost as rare as either of these, indefatigable ,industry. . ^I'a; Divorce Court Proposed. E F. B. Johnston, R.C.. by his ad. dress at the Bar Association, has started afresh the discussion ed to wh••ther Can- tacin' should have a Divorce Court. Mr. 3ohnston armee that wader the »res.'nt s'tuation only the rich can secure divorce, which is unfair. His suggestion for the establishment of r court which, like ether everts for the Montreal. For twenty-five years he settlement of property disputes, won', candy rub the dish in which it is each gave up the case as, hopeless. being boiled with butter all around Natltrally, Mr. Marsh .tried reuse - about an inch from the top and it dies of all kinds, but he, also, aft crease recent years thereber hctivorrFR granted. will not boil over. last gave it up. For two years ho The avers ke is. however, but 19 a year When mending broken ;,hind al - Then to wear g Dues day all night.- since ConPoderation on n anrne t avt+rces had 1 d l foo i so place it to st in a large box of I Th m Z $ k t But h all told have been granted 11v Pa.t.a en ca a am- u u e soon trent. Four of the s railer provancer have found out that Za,m-Buk was differ- Divorce Courts o£ their own, and it. in ate• to stand the article in any desired ed g position, so that its own weight distinct signs of benefit, and a little Ecntaear sand British of )!limbs 8r nry it holds the piece in place. When the perseverance with this great tterhal Of the divnrees eraeted be the Canadian cement is hardening. balm resulted in what he hit.-) glvttn r ante t mere A very good substitute for egg up all hope of—a, complete cure! and bread crumbs is a fairly thick And the cure was no tem.�orary paste of flouts and waters'"nip the cure. It was permanent. Ae was fish or cutlet t t be fried in this cured nearly four years ago. I P paste and sprinkle thickly with terviewecl the other day, Mie. Marsh finely crumbled bread. When fried. said . 'The cure which Zan •Bul: it will be a beautiful brown color. worked has been absolutely per - When making "thickening" for cured t. From the day that I was sauces, gravies, etc., use half flour cured to the present moment I have had no trice of eczema, and I -feel and half corn -starch. Much bet- sure it will never return." ter. If you staffer from any skin trou- Before cooking a ham take off a, ble, cut out this article, write across thin "shaving," also the rind, end it the name of this paper, and mail see how much nicer flavored your it with one cent stamp to pay re- born will be. turn postage, to Zam-Buk Co., 'ro-, To keep milk sweet put a tea- ront'o. We will forward von by re - spoon fel esloonfel of horcerrdish in a pan of turn a free trial box of Zam-Bek, milk. This will keen it sweet. sPy- I Mi druggists and stores sell this' ern! hours longer than without it. famous reteedv, 500. box. or three To remove stain: from neliahed for , $1.25. Refuse harmful substi- wood ,trays or tables, caused by tutes. sawdust. By this means it is easy nlCcant that one of these, Prince Edward est. Within a few weeks there were Island has Bever ranted a dlvwoe. Nova P^ li n r. have been secured from Toronto than from all the rest of the country put together. As a matter of fact these flenrea do not wive. much In. dirntion of the real number of divorces granted Canadians because a greater por- tion of them who seek divorces go to the United States. Hope. "That girl has rejected me three times," confided the disconsolate youth. "Well," replied Miss Cay- enne, "you should feel encouraged.. A girl who will listen to three pro- posals from the same man must think something of him." lie's Suspicions. t'tt no easy task to convince a fainter that cite people ever get up early-. enough to do an honest nay's work. When Cleaning the Teeth. When cleaning the teeth it is ime portant to follow these instructions ; Before using a new -brush for they first time soak it for one hour ; tails prevents the bristles ben) coming old-fashioned people who believe out. If you find your brush too that honesty pays." Wags—"co stiff, soak it in hot water a few min - am I. And I believe just as firmly rites before using. Use a small that dishonesty gets paid." brush in order that there may be room enough for it between the lips Schoolmaster—"I have an im- or cheeks and the teeth. pression in my head. Now can eraAlways brush from the gums to boy tell me the meaning of impres- the grinding surfaces of the teeth. sion?" Small Bov—"Yes, please, never brush across the teeth, as sir, an impression is a dent in a soft this habit makes it impossible to place." • reach the parts requiring it most, and frequently cuts deep grooves in the necks of the teeth, necessitating fillings and causing the gums to re- cede. The proper method of using a brush is as follows.— Beginning at the back teeth, place the bristles high up on the gums and by rotary motion carry them down past the ends of the teeth; in this manner you have the benefit of massaging the gums, and brushing off all fore- ign material from the surface of the teeth. After having brushed the teeth thoroughly in this man- ner, it is sometimes wise to plane the brush with the bristles against the teeth, agitate slightly se that the bristles penetrate between the teeth, then rotate towards the grinding surfaces or the teeth; 'con- tinue this procedure until you have covered all the teeth, brushing downwards for the uppers and up- wards for the lowees. Any d'if eul- ty experienced in using this method soon disappears with practice. All persons should brush the inner and grinding surfaces of the 'teeth as carefully as the outer surfaces. 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