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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1921-08-25, Page 6= BY I-iENRY C. RQWLAND -- 1 "'_..'. • PART I. Having nothing ele,e to do, Claire MaeNorton went done to the stn early, then fretted about, calm .out- wardly, but raging .within, until he gates opened and she was permitted.' to take her seat in the sleeper. Traffic was heavy at the moment, and having suddenly decided to leave, she had been able to secure only an upper, which was well • in e niddle oddle of the car. This, if possible, to her fury, which was of a particu- larly upsetting sort, being mingled with a really sincere grief and a tre- mendous disappointment. It is always grievous to fund one's self left out of an expected large Mule" was a term for the country s f a depletion ! government bulletin advisee baking in this had no out the agreeable sense of !the: passion spread until every man, that •is being made in their prof es - added inheritance, especially where forbidden fruit, but she knew that and in a Turkish bath. woman and child in •the village was promised. But when • • valise, to be found ,, sign . Did you even know that house been verbally p spirits could 'so ballast the little v , suddenly and Bung up Tier . - ? the oven- until slain will conte off his there is an honest size of She woke s Y neglecting his affairs in order to check fzed by that name. easily, packing in jars and processing added to twork is now di even mourning far the deceased because of which was not more than the hands. They streak a .lard, smooth mate his neighbor. The devotion to I In no science have greater stride's one and a 'half hours. i of love'and disturbing the! two shoe 'boxes. A. solution of the surface, Which slanted down across i tile game was transmitted from gene -been made in the past decade than in past ties across conflicting emotions are disturbing ?n i problem flashed immediately her and completely blocked her e zt ration to generation; even to -day nodi- the science of nutrition, Just.the mat - Removing Mildew. • g the the extreme The mind is angry, her quick mind. Here apparently was from the berth. The car was keeled 1 ing seems to dampen the ardor with ter of eating vegetables alone. Ten d Chloride of lime used intelligently ; NURSES. The Toronto tiospital for recur*, Wes, In affiliation with Bellevue and Allied hospitals, New York City: offers a three years' Course of Train, ing to young women, having the re- quired education, and desirous of, he, coming nurses, This Hospital ;hits he ppupilsreceivthe eluniflorms ur system, etlze t�Johegl, ea xpenses and from T w Yorkci]"'or further information apply to the Superintendent, ,, ValIage •ofr Chess k ,y>s?rs., If a visitor for the ancient village of Stroebeek near Halberstadt,, in •Sax- oozy, should, wander through the streets just after breakfast, he would meet little troops of boys and girid on their wey to school ` carryipg very Strange school luggage. Every one of tlrelii would be burdened with a full set of chess -hien. According to a writer in 131aneo y eTeged,, Stroebeck is a veritable rook- , cry of chess players. From the 'child- the •in primary grades to the d'+odder t was attached, stead o£ a beggar. and prospe t 1 h ' that ing ancients in t then stood staring with perplexity at cove au - he ciliznney corners the fine steel c azo a . valise and at the' cast" oil the inhabitant,a devote the greater at one end to the d e asseng'er For it was loin p Pant o�Y their wrist of p h� o ' e in u on her rabid, leisure to acquiring pro - other tote « George," said the that the reception of her aunt axed dpienoj in the fascinating game. Dur- Never mind that, Georg , s apt to be affected by the of the frequent wars between • i, man, We have "Justle a cllose, knowhostelesdge ge p disinheritance. C nig one y ou g , pelasa' knowledge of her the Doles and the Germans in the Mid - "'1 Mule. We `to ride Sue sent the porter for a sand 4rich herd on it nowadays." dte Ages a Polish Prince, the story x and a glass- of milk, then waited in goes fell into the .hands of the Ger- The porter gave an explosive Negro; "Yassir," "but I never. another seat for hini to make up her loan army near Stroebeck, and for the e u with laugh. said he, ,, berth. Inside it with the eurtain� own safety they shut him up • zn how noes he expect to keep p use by hotse;vives looking for a hefted no White Mule weigh lak that, drawn she felt as though buried aline castle that still dominates the village. { rife tiin•es?" - read over his face i, fromfoes hours thei housekee ere adopt change in duet. Sweet :green, or bull A knowing look spread _.( in a misfit coffin not fez removedTo while away the ted Yet.how loaf y P peppers are best. Cut in halves as he turned and went about his du c who like many 'of his country- I the attitude they condemn in other nose the infernal regions. Nervous depies prince,h mouse and remove seeds; ' pack ixz jars; cover ; ties• sin added t�, the intensity, of her• men. was an aecoanplished chess play professional folks? How many l n part of this. o "ration tohis jailers.4 . business to study with b�oi]ing water; a.dd two teaspoons, Claiie had oilseed o �, bodily discomfort. The perspi er; taught the Baine i keepers "make it a could easily :guess that White er in little rills, but with, s , • became infatuated with it, and and in step with the progress need salt and process two hours. They sheran from h 7liey ► keep not be blanched and dipped. .A. Are You Keeping Up? Peas should be blanched five et.in- of a docstox, Utes, plunged ten seconds, and pro- What would you think ee Ysed two olid one half hours if fresh,' a lawyer, a 11h's er or a teacher who If not strictly fresh picked. process laid aside all his books when he quit three .ours. The cans rnlis�t be filled h thatol and announced o the Yo You'd with loot water and a teaspoonful. each that he was through Studying?of sugar Bind salt added. say right away, "Here's a party who Succotash, Bleach and plunge the is headed straight for failure, I'll give and cut from cob �d if for can - earn andtwo years to ll b his first job, ring separately, Mix with equal and in five years hell be a' day labor- measure of shelled lima beans, whiel 'en Why doesn't. he know the world need not be blanched, and process fon moves'? These are stirring times, and three hours. if he ,isn't going' to read and e audy, peppers are much prized fol' winter humiliated and who was confidence in human n talon no chances on the pr in the an • 'es P les su .tab an . er' ui i vegetables m the, o kion thought t i h ec h s young 1 to � e p o e t g too, - angle tro b rs a w e hoe a i S ea ra •ns re add g t tl ' hurt, a fore -banded slight bice e not rt is y s g i . g Do heart pride ature crippled.1 over at g Y 4 g prompt cue- tricate moves of his beloved game. fruits were the cause of bowel :itis- will remove Ton a s and I ad evi side and the air was felled with msubjects had traveled two d y his inhexttance. He h shouting and the roar • one of the prescribed turbances in summer time. We were much.. A teaspoonful to a small tub Claire d it of fled shrieks ands , S It e nights byrail to reach the bedside of dente bysoftie especial favor seeuxedl Terror stricken, Claire 1 au ht in what- we should call the of pal full of water is plenty. Be gt ggivegetables to y. 1 ather a millionaire and Y putit iii the of waters. it toe not to green ve her dying godfather, 1 hi legacy in gold and fox her light; only .to find _•, raznmar schools:', Nor do the pupils, children under three years of age. sure lime is thoroughly dissolved, piece a past benefactor of many acts ofreached She had baby suitcase, which he' had secured extinct. She thrust,,up the curtain', gas soon as they .leave school, try to, Now we cut out animal foods in cases better still, tie it up in a stout piece kindness and generosity. 1 h The roll of e th ut have learned. It is „ of cloth and run water on to it, press - hoped to arrive in time to minister ( to his person by a chain. Ihea window, but the darkness wi o gorget what they a ca reached her his last moments, but and rugs suggested a sea.voyage in fin -I was impenetrable, and there seemed their lifelong pursuit. In offices, in destination too late, and mediate prospective. She thought it l to be a flood pouring down the glass., stores, everywhere about the village, she had remained to hear the reading 1 probable that he was leaving the i She was imprisoned in a triangular i the traveller will encounter couples to the will. Expecting with Just ed to i country, and wondered by what right+ s lace, an d th t i d their work to en- inginherit -riproprhe bar i g, incl he could expect to, take with him what 1 th upper berth n a contest Even the village secure the proper mourning, foaled-� in a veil which, as one very close must be a considerable fortune in ti lacing his board on his g to the deceased, she had not raised. 1 gold. And now she was glad that she had "Here," thought Clare bitterly, "is not done so. a man already well provided for who Later the lawyers had explained the is making off with a good part o reason of her omission as a legatee.' what should be my inhebitance." She "When our late client learned of I glanced,at the end of his. suitcase - your engagement to marry dryMrittle under the seat and saw the label of Schack he was furious;" the dry little I a Washington hotel also the remains I of "cholera morbus; and we calmly ingcloth with a stick; then allow .ta feed the three -months -old baby spin -flat in tub. Immerse •article. allow be ach and other vegetables. We'd - have cleansed and ahem to static several had a fit if anyone had suggested hn hours. Remove and rinse thoroughly d immediately guesse who haie • roppe tomato juice for ten• -year-old Jo supportinge gage i when he was a baby, but we give it to in several waters. Repeat if neces- the chains but do not increase quantity of blacksmi r, p anvil; plays -with the• neighbor who has brought his horse to be shod. No bets are made, no pr' had parted, and that it had fallen, to leave an aperture of not more'' than six inches on the aisle of the . car. Through this she shrieked wildly for; help. "One minute?" shouted a vibrant voice. "I'll get you out the"reflection that. they have learn criesand.sereams seemed grow- something that may help them to win The Iin the f . and from a little distance the next • game. Everywhere his six -months -old sister if the sary oranges are not handy. line, as it will eat the material. This is only one instance of the fico offered; the sole many- changes which have taken place - St. Swithin. Ideas about feeding the human defeated they console themselves with ambition of the players is to win. If I in our family in the light of the experiments of the past ten years.. Do you know about them-? Don't you think you should? Certainly if you want to keep your family in trim the only way, to do it is by feeding them right. Don't say you have no time to read and study. Take it. Take fifteen minutes right after the folks get out in the -morning. ,,Q in the middle of the day wheneyou are tired to the asking, aplinteriiig sound. town are evidences of the cult. The s but a personal enemy, and i Bested that he might be in so She heard the man beside roaring! mouldings of the schoolhouse door are a business -,hoof hconsidered himself branch of Government service, a naval1 to raise the berth; her ro ,had ornamented with magnified figures t by V for help t h been defrauded an yr officer, perhaps about d but there was no response. chessmen, , councilor had said. " t appears that 1 Mr. Van Schaick's father was not only of one of the French Line. This sage omega smashing, a man d lifted a have , h b t to be ordered amnie u s use 1 1 men in the Public reading room should never J ' h ler pooh that treat of swore that the son shoo to European waters. as he struggled; it 1 are all the 1 He P Then, presently, , seemed to yield. the Baine, and in the public buildings "Lie on your ;back and shove straight up with your arms when I eount three," he said. Claire obeyed, and they seemed to gain two or three inches. "It's jammed against the partition;" "Don 't'rbe frighten `',I'lI he',panted. get you out" ' (To •be: continued.) profit by a penny of his, •and he fore caused your name to be stricken immediately from the will." "But I had just written him to say that I had broken the engagemer-t," - Claire protested, in a choking voice. peered • to take an active interest in � "I learned a few things about Reggie her presence. His features relaxe in oke Van •Sc)iaick which made all idea of a friendly expression and he sip t inoffensive ..> leasan . � i revolting."I �.•_ �.; ii .the , Inn.. 4 to .ilei marrying .••..t p "Alas!' my dear young lady; sa.d way of one aeeustoaned not only to lawyer, . "your eater must he a . codes • but cour- tne Y , travel .;and its,; 'exig , atroke. those which arrived after the teouslyoffering to. render service to stroke. Le -Cede see." He summoned r g a clerk, who brought a heap -:of cor-his fellow travelers. respondence, and from this lie select "Perhaps you'd rather have the ed and handed to Claire the letter lower berth," said he. "It's rather which,, by its retarded delivery, had awkward for a lady to scramble up cost her perhaps a quarter of a million and -down the ladder, and I am quite A dining car steward announced the first call for dinner. The young man opposite -laid down his magazine and rose, when for the first time he ap- dollars. Since the death of her parents her home had been made with a rather tyrannical widowed aunt, whom, she suspected of being by no means averse to a second marriage, and Claire had reason to believe that her entertain- ment was largely due to her useful- ness as a decoy. There was nothing of the flapper to her. She had just turned twenty-five, was possessed of sense and character, alluring of face and with a ripeness of physical charms rather unusual for her age. Moreover, she was regarded de df head, cultured, and g secial problems squarely. But underneath was a burning rage, this directed not against her kindly godfather, but the vultures who had profited by his bequests. She was con- vinced that a swarm of these had profited by her own fall; so that when presently the porter conducted to the seat facing her's a lean but squarely built young pian, whom she recogniz- ed instantly as having seen at the reading of the will, Claire's emotion was for the instant homicidal. The young man who was to occupy the lower berth of the section ap- peared, incumbered with a good deal of hand luggage, which the red clap had set down indiscriminately, and the Pullman porter, observing this as he passed, proceeded to stow these pieces in more orderly fashion. A suitcase went under one seat, a sol- dier's seabag was stuffed under the other, while a roll -of steamer rugs with the corner of a: Navajo blanket protruding was hung from a hook over - heed The porter then stooped to pick accustomed to it." "Thank you," said CIaire. "If you're sure you don't mind." . "Not in the - least. The upper is really better on a sultry night like this, more free air, and r m used to that, too." He glanced through the window. "Looks as if we"glanced., going to catch- a cyclone or cloudburst or something. Hope it deosn't blow the train off the track"—he glanced at his valise and sniffled—"just when I've got all my eggs in one basket. I believe I saw you at the funeral of Mr. Lothrop." "Yes," -answered Claire, surprised that he should- have, recognized her heavily veiled. "My Lothrop was my godfather." Ilse eyes flashed at her a look of sudden interest. He resented himself. "Then you must be Miss. MacNorton. Mr. Lothrop often talked to me about you. I am' Stephen Goddard." - Claire's gray eyes hardened. -Her godfather had also spoken frequently to her of Stephen Goddard, whom she knew to have been• a sort; of protege for whose scientific education he had paid. . "Yes," she answered, "I've heard him mention you.'' "I owe him everything," said Ste- phen. "I have delayed the sailing of a Government vessel to go to his fun- eral." "Your duty appears to have been well rewarded," said Claire. He looked surprised. "I don't think up a small square black valise which I quite get you." the young man had set down in such' C1-aire•`glanced signifioantly at his a manner as to incommode his feet. wrist to which the light ehain was at - But this inconspicuous lift of luggage! tacked. He naught the trend of , her mind and smiled, then frowned. "If you'll pardon me for saying so, I was intensely surprised at not hear- ing your name tnentioned in the will." "So was I," said Claire, bitterly; "but that is .a matter which I prefer not to discuss." • She turned to look out of the win- dow, with the manner of one who de- - e- -..__ sires a conversation discontinued. Stephen appeared to hesitate for a moment, then picked up his valise and walked down the aisle toward the head of'the train, indifferent to the curious eyes of such of the para: tigers as happened to observe his manner of safeguarding the small piece o lug- gage. Claire continued to stare out at the dull, monotonous country with eyes as hot and brooding and :sullen as the lurid sky, now thickening into a dark. opacity as the daylight waned. She was angry with . 'herself for having accepted, -the offer'of this com- placent young stranger whom •she felt had profited at her cost. "Playing` said," said Clare to herself, and her full lip curled scornfully. "That's the • way to get what you want in this World. IPlay safe. If I'd had the Somewhere. How can I cease toaeray for thee? Somewhere in God's ;great universe thou art to -day; Can He not reach thee with His• ten- der .care? Can He not hear me when for thee I pray? - What matters it to Him who holds within ` The hollow of His hand all worlds, all space, That thou art done with earthly pain. and sin? - Somewhere within,• His ken thou hast a place. are portraits of many famous players. 4. • 3— 'a Grizzly.. Stopping Everything about the little power plant was running so smoothly that Edwin Green took' out- a• book and sat n: window': It was' the downwby an ops,.. first warm day after a hard.winter in. the Rockies, and Green became so deeply interested in his book that he did not notice the sound of a slow, heavy breathing outside. When; he looked up he saw a huge grizzly bear standing at the 1 window. Fortunately, the window was barred and the door closed, but Green was so surprised that it took him several minutes to realize.that he was• not in immediate danger. The affair soon took on the aspect of a siege The bear seemed greatly infuriated when Green tried to fright- en; him away by throwing things at him or by making a noise. At the end of. an hour Green began to be worried. His friend Egerton would return soon, and Egerton carried no gun. Moreover, he would come from behind the 'power house and would not see the bear until he was right on it. Green could not warn him, since there was no opening of any kind in the back of the building. • Fanelli,' ' he hit on a plan. Although the house was built of brick and con- crete, the bars of the windows were entirely. embedded in wood. That would serve as an insulator. One of. the electric wires leading from a ter- minal of one of the transformers he connected with the bars of the win- dow; the other wire he. grounded: The next time the bear appeared at the window Green seized a 'bamboo fishing pole, and began to peke him with it. The animal let out • a roar and, ris- ing on his hind legs, brought both of his front feet down on the iron bars. There was not a sound, not a whini- per. For the fraction 'of a second every muscle in the bear's body was hot water and salt are poured m to tions, testing the elimination of atmos tense: Then his muscles relaxed, and' fill the can to within one-half inch of heric disturbances. 1:e is taking ad -i lie fell limp to the ground. Such a cur. top; if fruit is used hot syrup is put.vantage of a long dry spell because he rent would .have been too much for in, 'though it can be canned with -hot that the atmospheric conditions. re g opened. says the any grizzly. water] and sugar added whenP aid him. now. l ' I After boiling, the technrme word ae His new device is calculated to in' i processing, the required time, remove crease the range of the wireless con- from water and tighten tops, invert to siderably, and it is hoped that it wi11l see they do not leak, and •when coon also be applicable both to the tele - store in a dark place. cheesecloth graph and telephone. The secrets of ve etables a square of cheesecloth orthe new device are being closely g a wire basket a necessity. Place the guarded, and it will probably be severe vegetable an the cheesecloth, twist the al months before it will be covered by' together,and la over • to be applied .lied to our corners Y stents enabling it pp four p the. side of the kettle in which you commercial uses. are to blanch. You then have them Little Willie went with his• mother, to visit his'sister who was teaching in' ' a neighboring town. He sat for aw�rile1 • quietly listening too his sister as she talked to the -pupils, then in a high; shrill voice he called out: "J ennie, you talk too madly" Somewhere thou livest and hast need of Him; Somewhere thy soul sees higher heights• to climb: And somewhere still there may be valleys dim, ' That thou must pass to reach the hills sublime. Then all the more, because thou caii_st not hear, Poor, human words of blessing, will I pray, ' Oh! true, brave heart, God bless thee, wheresoe'r In His great universe thou art -*to- day. did not come up. The - porter had reached for it negligently with one finger, and the expression of his sable face was that of one whomightlay hold of the empty bunk left by an indigent boarder and finds it nailed to the floor. "Lan sakes! said he, and tried again, this time with success, thoug at the cost of some considerable effort, L �DC4BL,Q„(. O,tNIN1 :Ute OlhLt ION"+ '. (311, 1i' COMPAN ' .lour). i3 1 o4tpFit�. t1\NAfI ,dSUE 14o. t4 -•x•'21, WAS Nancy Knew. Little Nancy—"Mother, I knock what drawing is:" ' Mother—"Well, my dear, what is it?" "Drawing is thinking; and then.draw ing round the think." Minard's•'Liniment for. Dandruff. "Bury me," the bishop said, "Close to my geranium bed; Lay me near my gentle birch. It is lonely in the church, _ „ And its vaults are damp and chill! NobleHien sleep there, but still! House me in the friendly grass! Let the linnets sling my mass! And for censors bid the breeze Waft me its perfumeries!" - Dying within' had his whim, point of dropping, why Juat drop and And the green sod covered him.,. spend,,•a quarter of an hour studying up in your profession.- It is the most important thingyou can do; far n -.ore so than pulling threads out of a pie el Of muslin- and'sewing up the holes_ or 'crochettirig. miles' of edging for t'he. parlor curtains. It means hen i•h for your fami•1i*, Some Canning Suggestions. Devotees of the cold pack method of canning are firmly convinced that this is aie only successful method of preserving fruit and vegetables. But housekeepers `•who for years have canned by the open kettle method and had their fruit keep without spoilage are 'hard to convince. From my own experience, I must say I side with the housekeepers, During the war when we all did everything as suggested with the idea that we'd help win the fight that way, I tried the cold pack method, but with no better success with fruit, so far as keeping proper- ties was concerned, than when I fol- lowed the old-fashioned method of canning. For vegetables, however, I am firmly convinced the cold pack method is the best end only reliable way. The general directions for cold pack canning are silnple. Cans, tops and rubbers must be sterilized, that is, boiled, at least five minutes. Put in .cold, water and bring to boil; keep in the hot waiter on back of range until used. Vegetables should be blanched ,parboiled—then dipped in cold water; then packed in: the sterilized cans, until- they justtouch- Then what holy celebrations And . what rapturous,,adorations, Joy no worldly pen may paint— { Switliiu ihad.been uiacle a saint., Yet the monks forgot that he Craved for blossom, bird and bee, And, communing round his tomb,_. Vowed its- narrow earthen room Was unworthy one whose star - Blazed in Peter's - calendar. "Who," they asked, "when we are gone Will protect this sacred lawn? What if time irreverent gust Should disperse his holy dust?" Troubled by a blackbird's whistle, Vexed by an invading' thistle, ' They resolved to move his bones To the chaste cathedral stones. But the- clouds grew black and thick - When they lifted spade and pick, And they feared that they had blun- dered By the way it poured and thundered. Quoth the abbot: "Thus, I. deem, Swithin shows us we blaspheme! He was fond of wind and rain; Let him in their clasp remain!" Forty clays the heavens wept, But St. Swithin smiled and slept. —Daniel Henderson., Minard's Liniment for Burns, etc. Marconi Develops New Radio Receiver. • 1 the rub William Marconi has retired to his; and the canplunged into a boiler yaeht-Electra, where he is making ex bees, I perimen+ts with a new receiving appar-' ca , and ad hot n theh product t in the 1 atus which he says, waren. perfected, can, t and, deep enough to come. over will revolutionize wireless telegraphy, I the top two inches. Water in the I a London despatch. He is Com boiler must be kept boiling the length! municatin'g with the powerful '?;r is+li-� of time given for each vegetable or 1 guard station, and is arranging long fruit: If vegetables are to be canned,' distance signals with American sta l Gardens s Most Wonderfu The World' For eighty years Kew • Gardens, in erful apl aft which has a in 1801 Buse e to It- London,.have been the Mecca not only self, w , ' ed in are repeat to monk who described scrib P mo nl il- , of the horticulturists but •of ish is •Government his astonishment at ft t i the glorious blooms millions of admiring visitors. rs seeing Gardens do not exist. solely or Thirty years later an Engl'isthbotare $e Kew ur ore of pro ist forind the plant floating on even primarily Or the p, aver in British floating oa, and lois really to pick the product out as soon ra viding relaxati n, far jaded i,ncloners bice it as the blanching is finished. or wondering visitors from every land, l description created tremendous made its Corn. --:-Corn should be canned as fob object is the advancement I terest Soon afterward i ersoon 'as i,t i5 picl{ed. Government eXTheir chis j biped a earance at Kew, where the won dpf lent life, cam, pA -pens cla.ipz drat corn loses half of its the study p homage of huh oP the introduction into Britain of plant has received the otos sugar if allowed to stand only over. with l deeds of thousands of vis new and rare Foreign plants., Another source of attraction are the night: Select between milik wind+ dough contain 25,000 different varieties of Lich cove The acres, The Gardens, w plants arranged systenia+tzcally in hot- :houses and in the open, The Palin House, which attracts more visitors than any other building, is 362 ft. long ,and. 66 ft. high. It is warmed by huge. ovens,. the heat being conveyed through 17,500 tt.• of pipes. One of the treasures• of the 'Gardons is the 'Victoria, Regis, the Buten of j water -lilies and the .biggest flower. known. ate leaves are" so broad that they are capable eP suppoi•tint the f a aliilct of -five, tibia won - sense. to play safe I'd be safe nqw in-' weight o pitcher plants. The Flytrap variety is almost uncanny. No sooner does• an insect alight on the inside of its -cup than the ltd struts down- tightly, as re- maining closed until the •prisoner been completely digested by the plant. But to catalogue the plant.marvels of Kew would be to essay a, gigantic task, just as to inspect the contents of the Gardens thoroughly would occupy lmany days. For the visitor who is terested in Nature find who has an cye • • for bes,ut5w, the lipasiliilities of Kew are tie ilial 6a e • 1i able t remove liuske and silk; blanch on cob five minutes; plunge in cold water ten seconds; cut from cob, pack into :sterilized jars to within one inch of top; add one teaspoon of salt and one of sugar; screw on top, toed pro- cess• fourhours. Cans mast be put im- mediately into the boiler of water. If allowed to' cool they are apt to crack when plunged into the hot water. Corn on the cob is done in the sonic way, packing the balanced ears hi wide- mouthed cans instead of cutting frons cob. s age ;• MILE REAKEV. The used car dealer wito airowr You. how the run instead of tallsiUg about what they are _Ire. USED AUTOS 100 actually ill stock. 402 YONGe ST Petty Breaiiey TORONTO Mention th''* viper,e.