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1 4"'I" I men, dives, 25 to 35 times a day, com.- though not very successfully, in 1680. resh. � I _nd Juake ,
�, ,. . ough at least to serve, -a,% a tvibute to ' ' th a drink of millC which li� carried In India atone,timi,-, elephants Were, 114 r4ii. "When I. -Pulled 404ahil l6o'keA
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1.1, I , � .�L_,_. She remains at a depth of 30 fath- result of an irritant. They introduc- . . When be tipped thisr primitive b6ttle. 11 served -with such- a battery and ter the 35rwnfier L of her'five�on kind,
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1, . .;; . ..: . girl of 12 from pearls. o carried Folks felt sorry for Mrs. Burns cheese, which had been, 'formed. by phants. Bulls are -far too'uncertain Th#Y laughed"Mil-the',way lie 6,'aiid' '
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I. K;, 'I" ALEXANDER McPHAIL really only as far away as the tele- the first cheese must have been 'made. -never have seen a man, except to'run and seem to,.halvo a-- rou 'do of
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1, see, as its back is often covered witil has penetrated deeper into thi� pree- phone. We are -always visitirg—by To,day we have five hundred varie- away. from him, tilal tj,iey are full conduct. The.bigiest lelep`hAiSin the,
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1. var Long Distance. It keeps me in touch ties -Of aeese�all made of m*;k but grown. Yeti in spite Of being, one at b#tery, - Anarkully I wa's. a -J,oadl.�bully.
.1 . severe bilious and vomiting spells had ious kinds Of marine growth and ious secret. The 1�ttle lborer is partly with them perfectly!" all treated differently. Often &, dif, the shyest, . of animals in the wild, Ha- ,She ha,d thrashed 'all hgt comp
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.. weight and was weak and rundown feet high. The pearl fishers consist shell;1 is met by a secretion as a de- .0. ferences between cheeses are due to thi needs 'no more thau. a year'z. gent- except one, called S60"O&,dry. �-81*
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. Sargon pitt all of my troubles behind of a fleet of "luggers," with a two- feiise, dies, is oxidized, and the pearl locality and hwe to do.with sitch ling and training to become a peaceful made a'speciall vi� e,ry
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... I me, qtnd by the time I'd finished my masted schooner as a mother ship, remains us .a diefense. A French THE ,SMV.CHINA CARPENTER things as herbs in the grass, breed of hard s1nall e1ppliant, . V. p.jing to � ket
I.. * The oysters are dumped on the decks, writer put it cleverly, "A pearl which - cows, land atrnospheric� conditions, But temperamental.' While a cow 19.pset onle, nigfit, shg.',went over ta.
i third battle I was like a -new man '
I s cf lost and opened by white ruen specially ap- milady loves next her delicate z,kin is When. I lived in China, it always Take Roquefort, for example. They've elephant is ordinaril more gentle Zirra and began to liamniqi her with-
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, �. fine. Here is where the Japs come in carpenter" at his tusk. Carrying a Roquefort, France, . Its distipctiw� ed, and then the results are startling. Sooksoondiry war, the one I mr,ntiou-
I., What is a pearl anyway? The with their 44cultured'; or "nurtured" light bamboo outfit, this craftsman flavor is due to one factor—th.- caves I knew one gigantic .egw, Syivia by. ed as having 70 years of servi�e. She.
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1, Sargon Pills swept the poisons from healthy parent oyster lays thousands pearls. They doped it Out that a tiny appears regularly at compound gates of Roquefort. To tell a,fiotber story narne, who Made up her mind that rail- waS,,, perhaps, the stron
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, my system, gave me perfect regula- of eggs a year, but they float on the bit of chemically treated mo" to repair every kind of broken china. which must be true, whether it is or road travelling was not for her. Spec- phant..I over saw. . If .a tethered ele-
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.�. I havent had a bilious spell since I The tiny bi-valve, using a greenish the lining of the shell) introdc . rattling a sinall pigskin -covered Mal. centuries ago, t' a ways for elephants,. and into One of can gendrally manage it, �L,na hear' -
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. I _ys�iu'shfell, let, which by its peculiar sound dis- storm one day in a cave., and when these Sylvia was led. She was per. Zlrrd'� laments, ,she got loose and
. 166 Jarvis St., Toronto. anytbing it can and feeds- On i�e Mic- correct ,u le 0 tinguishes him from all
11K 1, , 'Sargon may be Obtained in Scaforth growing a -real the other the storm was over, be forgot his fectly quiet till the truck was fasten- went across. to'take a,band. , She be-
". from Charles Aberhart. . roseopic vegetable and animal forms pearl. The experiment produced inern-bers of the pedler fraternity. run,ch there. Returning a few weeks ed up� Then she lifted up ber at- ga�nby' butting the bully in the ribs, �
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ll I — the tides, it finally clings to the sea- ter and the Japs sold'them as natur- shuffles in -to the coinpound and, squat- Spoiled and the cheese infested with a which without eff6rt or burry, she loose and thrashed the.other elephant
.., I bed with its byssus root until it grows al 'Oriental -pearls throughout the ting down on his tiny stool out of curious green mold, �,He nibbled at smashed the truck to*riiatchwood ',,�;, -C
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fierce-looking diver grabs it. Oysters the English pearl expert, H. C. Hop- .sible light, is soon hard at *ork. First thereafter began to leave la;tv of 'We"realized at once that she ha,d kullk let t/he oth�&r elephants al�ono. I
;. You have heard of the panic which have other enemies, however; turtles kins, together with a staff sweeeded he his fingers with peanut breads and cheese in the cave ir. Order handed her man out so that he might might add that she was Sooksoondry's
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... would occur if alchemists should dis- crack open their shells, fish attack in devising a machine which nuw ab- Oil to make the joints supple. Then, to procure for himse'lf the �ame delic. not get hurt. The railway made, two leader, and as she'wbuld always shirk
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�� standard" would totter. St)lnef.hing Of gradually, like ,an auger, go through tween true Oriental pearls and the off any, superfluous greasiness and be- Nature 'had spent eons preparing Sylvia preferred travelling on' her -that they had had words before,
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- � ,�. the "pearl standard," after the Jap- kill perhaps bring into being a pearl. power of ,detection is the fact that pinpricks in which the, tiny rivets are constrdeting the remarkable caves, company v6rsus Sylvia, Sylvia won. Good companions, and good work.
... anese learned how to make "cultured" Th' ` s — elephants — and though they
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� to be inserted. Patiently, pa-dently, and next, ,by providing such rocky ;Elephants �re useless under fire be- er
.,. experts could spewed out by a small fish in the tbe true ptarl have a power of re- he sits and labors. pasture'land that sheep (njt cowsi cause they Are subjedet to panic. Of proved useless under fire, I couldn't
.. distinguish. But French courts have neighborhood of the shell, penetrates fleeting and transmitting light, which , , raid as of the help feeling a pang of regret when
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,. decided that cultured pearls are en- to the oyster, irritates the very deli- is the true distinguishing mark of is this work on the eyesight; man� from sheep's milk. The �acteria ,singing of bullets, unless it be a small they got their dischaTge from the,
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, . . titled to the name pearl, and .so the cate but hardy oyster su'lostance: and the gem, The beautiful pearl ap- of the older men I saw in my district Nyhich give it its flavor thrive only in dog, or worse still, a mouse. I know service. I - . —
� I. "Pearl standard" is even now in pro- a. pearl results! It takes years, Of pearance is due to an optical phen- appeared to suffer considerably from the natural caverns. "Bastard" cav- of a case in which the flank elephant - .
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I.:: body -with any real pearls to, sell! Few these large oysters :�rQm the deep Sea rugations On the surface of the pearl. �en hardly noticeable afterward. Sew- do. not produce the same cheeses. A elePhant bolts, the rest will follow. Thin, Weak Children Need Baby's
, , I have a bank roll big enough zG buy are not like the delicate bivalve we 'Mr. Hopkins says: "The Japanese Fbina carpenters who are real y art- connoisseur distinguishes between The result was a stampede. The white Own Tablets.
I even one -or two, to say notHing of a order in a restauran-t—thoy are pe ' ' ists at their job can 'even them easdly. ,gunners on the limbers tumbled off at
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11: rope" of them. The true, natural coarse in flavor. The gathering of ish lumps, of lard, the true pearls ,re- an unsightly jointing into a e abora Some few cheese like pot cheese once, but the mahouts stuci to their ' Mal utritio , or inability to de-
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P!�-. . pearl comes from the Indian Ocean, shells under five inches in djamL�tor is inaining perfectly white. I explain tion a the main design i pat- ari� cream cheese, are best eAten the places. When they regained control, rive nourishment from food, is a .
� the Persian Gulf, Central America, illegal. On deck they are opened this coloring by the presence of the tern. day they are made; but most cbeesel six or eight miles further on, there common 0ouble with little children I
i.l. West Indies, Australia, and- the Jap- -with a large-haptilled knife oind chemical, with which the mother -of- The bill is always absurdly small; the really "high" cheeses, beloved of was nothing left for the elephants to and'is iSntirely due to stomach. andL
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1* ian pearl fisheries are the important In 3000 or 400,0 shells only one may crease the secretion by the oyster. A way an -y broken china other than the
I 101 tion 'of maturing cheeses is a deli- riages had been scattered over the loss of flesh and sleep is wornis.
� ". : source. In fact, pearl divers from the be found, and then it may not be very Very simple test is made with a very coarsest and cheapest ,�are. Yet cate -one, for a matter of a day or landscape. I
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": Indian Ocean are coming to Australia valuable. needle .provided with -a tiny mirror. i -n China, where all labor is poorly even a few hours sometimes makes But, normally,' caw elephants .be- bles and thus banish constipation. and �
I "� I I I. and -nearly all the Japanese in Aus- Before the Christian era tha Cbin-IThis being introduced into the hole paid, the occupation of china -riveter all the difference "between a perfect ,have very well and enjoy using their indigestion. break up colds and simple
.. tralia are in the pearl business. ese tried to propagate pearls, and bored thTOUgh the pearl the nucleus is considered very pro n e
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11 I _� only on produfts of a local factory the caves where expert "cave men" up steep, rocky slope&., Literally, �hey of teeth is -what Baby's Own fablets "I
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F. the most blatant fashion. He greets fragrant .herbs which grow only in up. f never knew an elephant that Baby's, Own Tablets are sold by I
i 2 � hawker as a brother in the rockiest places; their milk (each was a quitter. I medicine dealers or ,by mail at 25 I
1,7, business, an sheep yields only a pint a day) *has an One hears- a lot about elephants' I
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, ' crockery that skilful stitches are un- You will remember that the shep- the battery. After the very flrs�i par- I . a
Vi, arailing to repair. herd left his broad with his cheese ade, as .soon as the elephants had `
�. 'So necessary is his honorabla craft It was the action of the bread crumbs been stripped, she and an old battery SOME RECIPES FOR PICKLING I
,1 ff 1.01 that even small villages boast of on on the cheese that produced the green elephant who had well over twenty .
. W -A or two experts: there seems to be no ' Pickled Butter Beans. I
�, I I W e mold. Hence, -when the, cheeses are years of service, made a dash at each ��
.1 Order , thcat 2", AgE-tkw 1,W 0 000F � fear of unemployment. The business placed in the cave, they m.u-,t be other, twined their trunks, Lh-amped One peck (small basket) butter ,
, i"; is usually handed on from father to, sprinkled with specially prepared pach other, and gurgled and squeak- beans, strings removed, and cut' into
", . son. Boys begin their training at bread crumbs. After about six weeks ed as elephants do when they are three or four , small pieces, boiled ��
I it , , the "cave men" see a special specially pleased with life. Finally, in salt and water u e
". � I seven years of age; for they must care, ntil t nder - but
I mold appearing on the cheesev, and, they lumbered ,off to the water trough not' quite so soft when ser ed as
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,; and delicate, how to handle the fra- with a machine consisting of many holding trunks and chattering. If, as vegetable., three pints of vineg&4 a
I . 'TO=DAY.1 gile 'china. Riveting a broken egg- fine needles, they pierce the cheeses the mahouts said, they wer old friends pounds white sugar, one cup mustard,
� 'hell is a common task for beginners. through,,and through. This encour- their friendship must have dated from one cup flour, two tablespoonfuls cel.
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, essitated his'mastering,a lighter trade. of the cheese, marbleizing its oyster- 20 years is not a great slice out of boiling, wben,qii1te thick, stir beans .
. . white ,bulk to green. an elephant's life, which Tuns to well thro h'the dressing. Store -in fruit
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I IF you need a new roof, your Brantford it, be wrote me a letter that I can cheeses, the inimitable. There are our battery ,known to have S To -mix the dressing, put the dry
�.` never forget: "Have pity and give other cheeses like it which some, ev- captivity for 70 years, who ibowed ingredients'in a -bowl and mix with a
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1. I 1. birth to a heart of benevole en among connoisseurs, ,prefer . . . no sign of failing strengthl little cold,vinegar first. When quM
I ! lending me twenty Mexican dollars, There are the Gorgonbola fans (chief- , Elephants show good sense, when smooth add remaining vinegar, and -
I', , Roofing dealer can give you an estimate for a riveter's outfit, and I with all ly among tbe Italians, for this is It- they are under rne&cal treatment. cook until thick and smooth. I
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l" . . my heart promise to repay the illus- ton devotees---iStiltan is the English is working to relieve pain One ele- Pickled Red Cabbage.
�. which will 6e surprisingly low. � trious one, if not in this world, then
11 . �, . assuredly in the next with interest." cousin of Roquefort. . pbant in a London, zoor iad an ab- Take four heads of red cabbage, re-
�; I gladly gave hirn some money, but I If you really want to see the bon- scess on the jaw, which h#4 to be lane - Move all dark outer leaves slices I
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% Ask him particularly a6out Brantford "leafy success," that is, no substantial name has a cheese cellar; wbe* a not enough., The surgeo4 was nerv- crook with one handful of salt to
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11 Colour Slates --- several colours Wended in so goes a story told in my district— into the repast -at every turn. .' after petting his charge awhile,, told drain wateroff, pack each quart seal -
F.: was summoned one day by a wealthy Stilton—there's an ar0stocratl imi- him to ,come back. Jumbo came, er full of cabbage (but do .not pack'
��!�l I I mandarin to repair a priceless vase. tation of Roquefort that it is, it, too, though he was trembling with fear, it too tightly), invert the Jar so that
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t each slate, � They make a roof of 6rilliant . that, unless he could mend it swcuiss. where 'can Stilton be made but in head aridallowed the cut to be made. each quart of vinegar required, usa
? fully, 'he would be tortured to death. Leicestershire and Rutland, England. When hot weather comes, you give One tablespoonful of mixed pickling
The old man. was in despair; for, It is the most expensive of cheoses elephants a cooling medicine, a pill s1mce, tied' 4�a a bag, boil all together
," 6eauty com6ined with permanent weather whenever 'he inserted a stitch, a d,el.i. $125 a pound—with a piquant flavor camouflaged with. sugar. Usually for three minutes, pour over the cab-
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� cate "spider-welo crackle" appeqxed like nothing elm on earth.. Many con- 11-athi bites into the nasty medicine bage in the jars, and setal tightly.
1, over the finely polished surface. At noisseurs put their ftilton in a crock and spits thapill, out. Then bwo men Pi I okled I Beets, '
I protection and fire -resista nce.. last he accomplished. -his task. Worn " Part 'wine and let it sos& the wine must forc4 ber m.outh open while, a '
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I out with his intense ' uP—but the tritest conxibisseurs would third rams in the pill. Hathi owns
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if: anxiety, he'fell dead, his hand still not think of contaminati.nk their Stil. herself beaten, and, to judge by the
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P holding the vase, that he had repair. ton with'port. ' ; . . movements of her throat swallows tender, plunge into cold water, peat 4
V , ed at such tremendous cost. When . And Edam- Silton may be expen. the pill, But watch her, i6e,n sh and removie, steins and, roots, Boil
V And your present roof can 6e left where siv '3 vinegar and water in equal
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", � 1, e, Roquefort m4y be historic, -but thinks no one is looking she turns to tio'ns, allo proper -
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g. - on be" of 'Water and vin6gar, a -pinch of salt
."".7 to introduce a new fashion i� the the sb6ps—round, red cannon balls flank, and then- turns back again, as
,, s ca - laid from *rhio-h the top must be cut, pret- innocent as yOU 13 hou and. a' beaspom' ful of - sugar for each
111;e� sphalt Slate n 6e world of Chinese porcelain. Thus -please. , tit ma, ti -pint jar of'tho booU.. Boil Inuture
. tily scalloping it, with a special Edam ,know even more than elephants, ind fat
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- .... � directly over old wooden shingles for a i . ing tobe technical Aout these things, the pill that Hathi has stowed in -her ilized Jars, Slice the� large beets,
11� I I be serV&d with a silv6t scoop. I ebeek till khe Saw a thance, io spit quaiter thOgs, Of medium size, and
. . . . CHMSE PREFERRP,D 1� Now' suppos# V,6u. are, cruising it out again., This is ,too much 'of leav6 the tiny -beets whole, Seal, and
[��"" . faster io6 at less cost. I I.. .� . through the canali 61 Holland, say in. her. ,She bolts, a mahout after hor'.�Oivert jais4br tv�,ghti-fou,r hours td
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