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. ", . 0 WOLD fresh in the inner -seal waxtite wrapper. At all grocers. Scr�e&
seized the oppoTturifty. Appet, .e had vancememt of His Kingdom in spre�-.'- Butter a -pie dish and cover tl.e bot- .. Woi$, by hotels, cafeterias, restaurants -on di.ning-cars. Made byy .
extinguished every otheir thought ing the Gospel to -all people. at home tom. with slices of bread and butter, Kellogg in London, Ontario. The original Corn Flakes. .
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F, ALL-CANA110A his bargain, so he madehim swear he giving. . small pieces of butter. B�ka in hot beans, cauliflower, onions, etc.), with for the milk beverages has made this in bakin,g. I
�';� , r ? hominy or rice in conjunc- type of drink very popular with the A dish is, Of course, richer if who1w
, I would abide by it: He deliberately A little personal testimony. The oven 15 a ,0 minutes. macaroni,
,. and unhesitatingly sacrificed, his bro- writer has been practising this metb- Instead of sprinkling �he cheese on, ho come to our home. -ki I
,!,,!'.,/ YEAR tion with cheese, blended wP,h'vege- young people w milk rather than r in mEk is used,
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.1 I ther to hirnself. But in spite of all cd for more -than thirty-five ycar,3 a sauce may 'he nrade and poured ov- table juice Or pulp in a gre . at. Variety The children make numerous leed- but the value of the skim malk should
- this Jacob was the superior man. and would riat go back to the. old pl;Ln, er Jbiread and butter and tomatoes, Al- Of soups; combined with 'hardi;cooked cocoa drinks during the summer. To not be overlooked for it contains not
,., i bee ,e haphazard givin.g brinE - . eggs left -over meat and fish in a make the cocoa -syrup, blend one cup- Only the protein but practically all their -
.I,. A Picturesque Celebration Jacob prized the -birthright while a;us gs no low -6 ounces cheese grated to I pint
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� for all Canadians - variety Of dishes; indeed, it is hard' ful of -good quality breakffa.it cocoa other nutrients of milk excent fat-
, , thing to eat he would not have sold impulse usuaTly has very little to give ,about a teaspoon butter, foc sauce. brea
I * to think of another culinary product with one cupful -of cold water until it When skim milk is used in -A
1: -Les Voyageurs", a brilliant new Grandstand it. HOw much better are we? Born and his contributions are generally Canned tomatoes may be used if de- which can be turned to such good is quite.free from lumps. Add I cup- pudd-ing, riceipudding, and in sauces_
�., t reviewing Canada's development from the sons of God, made in His ;Tn!age, made grudgingly. sired. . -g water and 1 cupful of the butter that is used will add the
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, , L C16. we prefer to let our souls, sta*rve it. Money is one, thing we caun-)t take . for making white sauce -is given granulated. sugar, and bring- to boiling necessary fat and will pwoduce a finer
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",'I only our bodies he well cared for. with us, and -what we do with it as tv-e pleasing varied diet. point. Boil, stirring constantly, for flavor than. is found in dishes macle�
.. Thirty military and concert bands, including the Late'r on we, see how4acob O'Icc go through life makes or mars the MILK HAS HIGH VALUE IN MAN'S Another valuable method of using three minutes (no longer jr the mix- from whole milk -without butter.
,III � - All-CanadaPermanentForceBand(bypermissiOn again got the upper hand of his bre- only thing we, can take with us, narnp- . milk is as the foundattion of puddings. ture will be too thick). Use a heavy
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1� , ally recruited organization of seventy-six skilled Cornstarch, tapioca, custards, rieg saucepan as +.his mixture will burn . -
�1�1 father intended to bestow on Esau. Think af it! Consecrate money ! and cornmeal puddings in -which milk easily, Remove from fire; allow it
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.1� from Canad`�s Regular He thus incurred his brother's anger It is a simple thing after all to deji- Much has 'been said and written, on - '
", � . , � blilitary establishments. and had to leave home- for saf&y. He,, cate the tangible results of o,.ir work the, subject of milk in the, diet----ibut is the chief ingredient, junkets, froz- to stand until Cold, then add 2 tea- � .
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1� . Famous 2,000 -Voice Exhibition Chorus in four arted to g4o, to his Uncle Laban'z as we jouTney -along for the benefit Of none too much! tn custards and milk sherberts are, of spoonfuls of vanilla; beat up well, r--- =1PP1----044r0" -1
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'! . concerts -Aug. 23 and 28, Sept. 2 and & Milk, because it meets nearly ewry high nutritive value without high then pour into a scalded ore -quart
%�'. I house, and on the way was met �y G(W. 'he less fortunate portion of h . ;
;. .� umar- price', largely owing to, the milk. sealer. ,Seal tightly and store in a . 11
'' al displays and com- -aY ity that travels IV—). .nt, is the, most satis- 'y af e I .1
Tremendous AgricWtur in a'vision. Doubtless as he I by our side dai food requireme �Seal immediatel t r ' , I
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.1.1 �Pemons in all branches with a $125,OW Prfie down to sleep he knew deep 'Own in L. Kraft. factory single article of food A liberal use, of milk is recommend. cool place. � BABY S:
"ill List. Trotting and Pacing Races. ' con- ed in the form of milk drinks, e.g., using. One tablespoonful -if this ,� I � 4
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� cbampionship laurels --a unique unforgettable the vision he had there came to his SUMMER HEAT , diet in itself, The proteins of milk . � I!,
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,�- . . quart" it must be camouflaged and one beaten egg to the mixturA
; , Seaplane, outboard mo orboat, rowing, canoeing, meat, a pint being in this respect ,
� �. sculling and yacht races and other thrilling that never departed. He, the lone:yi, No season of the year is so danger- equivalent to about a quarter of a introduced in some new and attrac- IWThen the, necessary amount of � I I �
"L aquatic events daily, and countless exhibits fugitive, saw a staircase on which an- tive way. They ]like it served in a whole milk cannot be,purchased, fam- L
i�� . '.1 and attractions to celebrate this memorable All- gels ascended and, ,descended and at aus to the life of little ones as is the pound of le -an beef. As a source of tall glass, with a straw; the idea al- ilies should make use, of Skim milk ' � I A
l Qnada Year occasion. its ,to,p was God Himself. He could surnmer. The excessive heat throws calcium, necessary not only for bome ways pleases them. The flaTor may andbPttermilk, N nbole milk should be ,,,SOAP-,,,:
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.1 steamboat and airplane. thy father Abraham, and the God of hand, the baby may be beyond all hu- it is unrivalled. Withour it there is 1eJia*---11 .11ir
pl.l � or a little chocolateor caramel syruu. should be used in soups, sauces, grav- , — --..ad
I . .�., Isaac; the land -whereupon, tb,).0 h6st, man help before the mother realizes always t danger of calcium deficiency. . - .-
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jpl�- . SAM HARRIS, to thee will I give it." Jacob's Iadde,I, . -1
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1`�" earth. Our staircase is Jesus Cbri5t tery and colic are most pievalent. would prevent many divorces; its ab -
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, . would be good fortune to mak- gome, orby mail at _�>5 cents a. box f -,,-,m The cupful of milk will, supply one-third
, ��., - - Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- of the day's requirement of calcium. I
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"I - . he poured oil and -took a solemn BRITAIN'S LAST WOLF KILLED eggs, nine o6nces of bread -or two
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7' 1: . a employment But to ,this was added ,When the Romans first invaded Bri- The STOP signs on streets and Mob ays are there for your
1:.�,. the assurance of -God's presence and tain, it was a very different country liberal use the body is safeguarded I M -W
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1,; 1. 1. :n this way that I go, and will* gi-ve tically' one vast forest and wild an- with a quart of whole milk per day ;, - extent that you obey them. ,
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"� I . 10C Best of all fly killers- hwre set for a pillar, sliall be, GoTs wild bear lived in the dense forests, is excellent, and when suppl,mented Ifighway and at intersections of many other main highways
.. ".�. � Clean, quick, sure, house; and of all rthat thou sbalt give on the rivers the beaver bifilt its with such vegetables and fruits as b I
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.,, , 1�. gist, G cer or General thee." the wolf Iired and, flourished. apples and lettuce makes the diet - �',
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�-,,,N�,�,:, — " diet in an institution, one, pint Of milk
J .111 lied with the law by coming to a full Stop, You should still
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�1, F',.�,� , to appease Esau's iv,rrath, for s,tich 'be. would return to their ,old, hatints to exercise care in entering the traffic stream of a main highway.
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� i, ., expected to meet even after all the, search for food. As in�Ln increaqed his .
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