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bitlYter XIII •
• ANGELS PIOGUISED•s'
• ' The day was hot! And it was just.
at 'noon.
Abram was what kvetlwould call an
old Man by. this tithe -but peritaPS
• he 'would prefer that we say he .was
• over ninety years .yetangi, All '!etern-
. log "he had been busy among his.
phopreticis; , and now he set 'he front
of the tent door, witoing;theoperspiree lVI0Geogoe. , There was a gruesolmely ieterest-
tion from his forehead and wondering l3r. John C. Doig, tLIA37,"VT,Des in; wide to the trial of this new way
° if he would beany eeoler wider the trait °visited -with his mother amid sia- of banging., 'A ;prominent nootor who
tre,ee over by the gully. • 'ter oeer th,e holiday, le.airing later ,Witnessed the execution told ,the
• As he. thought of the trees, heetlor Detroit, 'arid then to .C;harripaign, writer about the same time, that the
."."`T.loolted in that direction -and whom
•should he.see, eoming tip over 'the
° brew of the hill, but • three men -
travel worn and tired'! "
• 'Wistfully they ,gazed at Abeenes
fent; Wondering if 9 they . might be
- welcomedthere with the true,
•hospi-
tality of the desert. They were hum-
gry, though they thought only of
• theirterrible thirst! Abram under- !Master Edison Forest, Sap of Mr. peered on the streets. After-Borch;a11
stka." 'exactly how they felt, and just and 'Mrs. Forest, who- . has- was hanged' wife and'sister wleft
. .... owhat they needed, beer i confined to ,his. room with ' the Woo.dstock. Lt. was the general . be-
. Hurrying tdivard theme, they- lest- nseaslee," le improving nicely. lief that .they were quite unaware of
. in • the shade of the clump of trees, the crifininal•eareer of •Birchall.
- eand4Alorems invited, them to :rest a-
whiiet-to allow him to get water for
their hot dusty ge, et -Land a little of
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reetilth of the pianoferbe ,pritetic,al
•airrinations held In 49861 wU ,),0 one 'of the -a girl bath -4n the
awarded iu 'Mph of the Provineesi 'Of kr.e.-w
ttesh ;Columbia, Alberta, 'skatel'ile- The' banging of Bireltall was in'the
wan, andle-Otiterie, to he
applied towards the ceSt. of-thelee
eesetlei candidates' ,c4ittinued 'Widen
with, th4r own teashere, •
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Mr. and ,Mrs." Jee-Meelelladd and
Mester • Kenneth of Egfaciedville are
the _guests,. of Mr.'. and :Mrs. Haigh,.
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•PeeSeace ef an, army ef newpo.per
en, and ethers: A new system was
tried out; that of. jerking the 7body
up instead erf thee drae, by releasing
a 200-weArght. The effete was hor-
ribly greteSque, newspepeer aeceitits
of the ,dey said, and it Was never
tried again an far as can be learned'.
The nervvspapers printed full pages
of the hedging; Birehalta; bodY was
m
never claied. and was, Wilted in
Woodetoek jail yard.____„„.
1-11.,' to. attend , a legal .cenventaime 'blow..on the side of, therlie;aci did not
which is being held. in that' city. • kill, condemned Man, but merely
-NIT. and Mrs. William. Greer:. and'' stuneed.zbim.
Mr.' and Mrs.. Robeet 'Green .eperit elirchall, during his residerree in
Nee. Year's the guests . of Mr. and Woodstoek, was .graceful figure, tato'
Mrs.' Jonah Green of Egmendorille. cording to what was said ot him. He•
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bell visited was „often . seen, -in riding "ttjOge"""and
with -friends on the Thames Road TP, hie and MSwife and her sister were
• tl • • . -• - - the centre of all ,eyes .whenotthe.y...al3-
something for thinte eeetanddrink.
Thee when the day was cooler they
could 'continue their joturney, refresh
ed. - --
• The men accepted the invitation at
once, aed• gladly sat down to test.
HENSALL
•' (Too late for last week)
"'New Year's Day- passed ;over quiet-
ly in the 'village as there were not
the same number of visitors as at
Christmas time; neither were' there
As Albram passed through has tent, etaTffiier-irliiiblic entertainments, etc.,
ihe asked Sarah to bake some of her and the :Orange made in recent years
Very hest cakes, , and told a servant •of voting •earlier -hi the month, than
to take -Water out and bathe' the on New Year's Day as in the past
strangers' feet. • He went on to. the had -&-tendetney. to make less public
• cattle corral where he selected his stir, However, quite a number from
-finest ealf, called another servant to a' distatnce spent the 'day with retie-
__ kill it, dress it, en,d cook it. tires and friendsi and a good many.
It was :not long until Abram was social tail% and visits were tmtde. •
• ' walking lout. of„ his tent toward the the gacrament of the Lord's -Sup-
tree s with a Most delicious dinner for per was dispensed in the United
Itis visitors, Then, he stood behind. Church on Sunday last at the morn -
thein to -see that the wanted for !rig rea-vice with a good attendance
ere -thing. ,•• considering weather conditions. •
The meal was ended, the dishes re-
moved, and .Abram sat down to talk,
when he was surprised to discover
that .he had' entertained Angela un-
awares.
.They bad leeg conversation about
the things. thilt- would .happen, • to
Abram and his fathily. Some won-
derful promises were made lirripes-
sible, Ahrens thought!) And Sarah,
overhearing the .conversation, laugh-
ed at the very ideal To think that
she would be mother to a baby boy!
;The ,strangers put on their sandals
and got up ready toga on their way.
Abram walked with there over to the
-road that lead elowletto' Sodom. They
stood together for a few . minutes.
. The' three looked -at' each other' as
though they were asking each other,
• "Shall we tell Abram?"- . . Yes,
they would! , "The next thing we
have to do is to -go and see if Sodom
is as had as it s,e•ents. And, if so,
__destroy •it."
• Abram's first thought': was.; "Whet
• about Lot?" And his.first question
-was,
was, "What about the righteous peo-
ple there? Suppose there are fifty,
• will your destroy Sodom?"
"No, that is not the way God
works. If there are fifty good ro-
pie we will not destroy the city!'
Abram was anxious, and begged
, again for a favor, "If you find fifty
all but five, will you .destroy it?"
•;4 "No, if thereobe lertY-five we Will
not destroy "it."
"What if there are forty?"
"For the sake of ' forty Wel will
spare the city!" ,
,Albram stepped nearer and -Said, "0
be not 'angry, and let me ask, What
• if you end thirty?" ' •
"We will net do it if thirty be
' •ound there!'
-- "Once again, wtat if there he
twenty?"
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The .sereioes, In the three .local
.cherches 'on Sund(ay last, both morn-
ing and evening, were pretty well at-
tended' and both semens and 'nisic
tack on the New ..Year• tone and the
making of good resolutions for :the
irreoming year° of 1936; The -choirs
had- many special ziltrilliers and apart
from solos, dilete-Vd • quartettes;
Many special parts were taken in an
diems Sled the musical parts of the
services were well seisteinedand en-
jeyed, and the ministers.. gave fine ire
spiring distourses appropriate to the
season of the year. •
The eeer..•,cesurcil d&•-193.6,:fi now
duly installed and ready floe attion
arid will, no doubt, give a good ac-
count of themselvei..
The Citizen Band on New Year's
Elvis' gave a g'oeid" account of them-
selves with (rad stirring numbers,
,pla.ying the el year out and -the new
year in, which twee much enjoyed -and
.giving a real festive 'air. to the, oc•cee
Slon and wellen keeping with larger
towns and cities.'
Mre, William Hyde spent a' week
with friends ii Seaforth. and Miss
Eleanor Bell, nurse in.. training in
Victoria Hospital, Lon.don, spent, the
week -end at the home of her mother,
-:Mr. Pollok of Tonne* is visiting
et the .home of Mr. 'William Fee and
sisters. .
Mr. and Mrs....Laittel Mickle and
children spent New :Year's at- Ridge -
town • and- with Mx. Miekle's parents.
Mists Margaret Buchanan, .R.N., of
Port Huron, visited et the ' home of
' "We will not do itif there be, twen-
ty found."
"Let not the Lord be angry, and
I 'Will speak this once! What will
happen if YOil find ten righteous peo-
ple there?" • .
'We will not -destroy the city for
ten's sake!"
Ten good people will save a city!
The Angels went down the road to-
ward Sodom, to see if they could find
tengod people. And, if not, to Warn
the city what would happen.
•
But Abram went back 'to his tent
"=•then •out to the trees where he had
entertained Angels, eneweres.
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The
The following re,cip.e,s,..each for 12
servings, .are recomMended for this
tithe et the Year when ,enteetining
is • general, by, the Milk Mintier: -
Service,. 'Dairy ' Branch, Dominion pe-
Rartment of Agriculture.
, • Crabmeat Salad • . . . . ..
1. tableseloongelatine;. 1 .. .
1/2 cup celd water . • ,
1 6up pirneepPle juke . .'
1 lernon (juitte),, ' • I . - "
1 can crabmeat .'
1 cup white creiner cottage cheese
1 cup .whitpm;g cream , . .
Pineh •of Salt. . .
• Soak gelatine eit cold water... pis-
sollie-in- hot pin-eapple • juice.. • Add
lemon .jeite. • •Whert chilled and per-,
tally set tanix on crabmeat and fold
in cream, whipped' -end blended with
the cream cheese. 'Pour into moulds.
Unthould and •Serve on slieee of pine-
apple—Garnish with • sections. ° of
rapefruit. •
. ' Moulded' Chicken _Salad
• 2 tablespoons gelatine • ..
1/2.,..cup Cold water•
1 -up itoetketit /salad riiressing I or
meyonneise
. ,
1 cup whipping 'cream • •
1 cup • Iteallage grapes,. pineapple,
seetege or grapefruit
browned. •
2 tablestplotoni green pepper or pim-
ento • or
• 1 tablespoon of each:
• :Soak gelatine in .cold wateot: Dis-
stolye over hot water. Add to selad
dressings.. Fold in cream, whipped
until stiff,. salt, 'hicken, atim•onds, and
firuite; (peen. /pepper and , pimento.
Turn into individual Moulds. OhilL
Serve on crisp lettuce. Garnish with
wetercress and , 'grapes, orange . or
grapefruit. .
Tomato Cheese Salad
2 tablespaorts gelatine
, • . cep cold water
' 11/2 cups tomato juice
1 elite Of oni-on
1 bee leaf "
1 cup tomato
1 cup cream or cottage cheese
1 teaspoon. Worcestershire sauce
Salt to taste
1 cup whipping cream
Few -pepper berries:
Soak igelatinett-in..`cold water. Sim-
mer the 1% cups tometesjailice with -
onion, bay leaf end •pepeters, 5 Min-
utes. Strain end dissolve gelatine in
het tOmato juice. Blend together
cheese and the 1.•ctP tomato juce.
Add Worceste-rshire sace. Combine
mixtures. 'Season to taste. When
partially set fold in cream, whipped
until stiff. Turn into iarge er indi-
vidual "ring" .moulds. --.Chill; unmeuld
and arrange on beds of lettuce. Fill
centre wi'th chicken salad.
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•. . ACCIDENTS •
wedielte'tllShe-ii-r.l'14:!li°4'nclu.leillee!tclhiOtge, • 'el.,laegetlet'
• er velfertenate that, en-
whch are the ' result of...ignorance'. or
carelessness, as well ae theeeeprft:.....
vertable Or true accident:" •
When a ream mosses the -street
against a red light pr runs his metor
in a gaeage with-tlee doorCheed,,
what '.nay .follow, ii1 either ease, isi
hardly .the rs.ult of 'an accident, 'be-
cause it would haree....fieeriftprVented
by reasonable care.
Tlrere is nothing accidental about
much of the sicierierats .and -many of
the deathS which Occur every ----
The cemparetive freecloni from .00
ease2vphich isome. places, enjoy as com-
pared to other , shriller .tplaces
accidental. Within' iimitations, any
comonunity may tenjoy the Measure
of protection. against disease .foe
which it is both whling •and able to
pay
There ig.,,nothing...paysterious....about
Safe Writer, pure reilk, the -prevention
of diphtheria or the education -of
.;,nOthers in .the care of their children.
These are some of the recognized pule...
lie health procedures which biting dis-
ease ueder control anti raise thet..stene
dard of health' When 'trained wrkers,.,
with sufficient nioney,• put them into.
practice for the benefit of the puiblic.
Fs not an accident that so 'teny,
eOple-• 'dto not enjoy .go-od health. and
die before they need to. 'Exceptions
to the rule do not alterthe general
truth that theserwho live wisely en-
. joy more yearsff health than r do
those Who ignore t -he simtile dules of
healthy liviee, Neglect of the bedy
means • an early Wearing Neat. . Per-
sonal' health cannot be. it -is
the reward otsane ' • .
Is some.' so-called accidental • dis-
ease' Or. premature old' age . going to
Clit short• your Years? If so, it is
likely a reflection urea your intellie
,gence because it will' be the result
mainly Of your own teeelessness; It
is diffieultto believe that any intelli-
gent man would not helpto main-
tain a public health. department to
proteet hinrs,elf from ;disease, of
that he would live in such a manner
as to endanger his own life and hap-
piness. . .
regular .cheek -up„ through a per.
iedie• health examination, is most de-
sirable. In this way, .you may se
cure theadvice you need ,onhow to
keep well,from yOur familydoctor.
Advice -cart help •only when it is fol-
lowed.. • An intelligent per een eceepts
advice which guides" him, along' the
road to health and so avoids the mis-
ry end expense of the unnecessary
detours for 'disease. •
Questions toncerning health,
dereeserto the -Canadian 1VledCal • As-
s.eeation, 184 College . St., Toronto,
will be answerec1.••..-prenlily by ,
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Poultry Wel Now
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— Available in. Stores
The (interest) aftnised throughmit
The Mt:direst aroused . thraugerut
the Dominion by •the wax -plucking
demonstrations carried oult by re-
presentatives of the National Re-
search Council and of the Dominion
Department of Apiculture has re,
,selted in the wideSpread adoption of
this successful method of preparing
poultry foe markt. e Itt the first
pleee it is not an expensive, 'process,
and thep&es the appearance of the
plucked bird. Nrot only are pin fea-
thers and hairs removed but the scurf
and scale on the skin are taken away
and a mosfil&sing fresh Appear-
ance, which adds to the sale valve
Of the bid, is the result. There is
also a substantial 'sh-jig-71e time
particularly when very 'pinny en eci
rmm, Are dealt withetilid the ropere-
tionS kuvelved in the whole process
are simple tend Straihtforward.
The onlry iniltial drawback to' the
universal use totf this' methed wialsothe
scarcity of. the speeial wax necessary
foe successful plucking. This war
wad tared .at the IsOore,torires of
Ale National Reselexch end
necessarily until iveratteraerits could
be made for 'woleale matnafadttere,
sallehrt of
Was. limited. Ord-
inary foaling of wX) ,Of conrse, gift
not. sattithktott, --Itoweitter, the dit
&bitty has beertrotreertente and an attl-
' tetiPply Jet :Wititit itteW seine
n; litiAlSefatie,f totia•
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Celebrated Golden Wedding
Monday of this week marked the
golden anniversary of the wedding
,of Mr. and (Mrs. Wiliam P.:
Owing to the death of Mr. Tipladyis
sister, Mrs. Cornish, the expected cel-
ebration 'timid not take place.; Mr.
Tielady was born near Oshawa and
moved here with his parents in 1871.
MTS. Tielady, who was formerly Har-
riet, Shiple-y, d'aiig,hter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. John Shipley, was born' in
Clinton. Soon afterwards the fam-
ily' :mloved...to '41Vlaple Grave Farm"
on the' Huron Road, east, and from
this home ,she was married 50; years
ago. The 'ceremony was porformed
by the Rev. W. W. Sperling. Mrs.
George Tureer and Mr; Ralph Tip -
lady, siste' and :brother o -the -bride
and bridegroom, respectively were
bridesmaid and groomsman. For .20
years Mr. and Mrs. Theady resided
on the-ir farm on the Base Line and;
since then ;have lived in Clinton. -
Clinton News -Record.
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Fertilizing Beans
Wring the summer of 1935, a test
of different fertilizers was made on
beans on the farm of Mr. L. Birk,
Dashwoade 'Beans have been an int -
Portant cash crap on this farm for
some years. The soil is clay loam,
neutral or alkaline in reaction.
. The best fertrlizer for 'beans is
Much debated question. The results
of the 1935 tests were as follows:
(Yield in J3estlrela per Acie)
Treatment Yield gain
(Manure only 2... 23.8 .7
28.7
%Menem only 28.8
2-12-0 24.6 . 1.5
• 4-12-6 26.5 3.4
4-8-10 ' 30.8 7.7
8-104' 29.6, 6,5
These yields indicate that this bean
field requires emphasie on potash and
nitrogen for beens. Lime was appl
nitrogen for beans. Lime was ap-
plied, but no favourable response was
fatind-frorii it. • Tbie is natural,. since
the sell is distinctly allealine and the
addition of lime could give no asset
neeh.te que'
Ttioh.of application
tilizer for beans is one of gret. ime
parttime*: If the coneentrated Salts
of -fertilizer fall to.close to the seed
beatis„ it frequent* injures their -'vi-
tality by drawing the ...Moisture out
of the end.- Provision -should, thee -
fore bie,.-okair for the seed to gep-
arraiectlitckin feritilizer by at least
an Ind* eV fertilirear:free eoil. Beans
remove relatively large amounts of
nitnogen and potashfront the Sal.
Being legues *0 naturally settite
smite of tile nitrogen to the 60-11, If
• bat Stielidict.gotartifiVitY bets .afe
fie • ilifD .harvsted,inlet* aolualt .110 a
entatteliaolettpply. ettetale habil; :ltieraliairt-
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Note therates tor residence telephone service:
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tf atelephone in the -home.
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