HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-08-18, Page 7TRWIikiDAIC. anonasr 111Th, 1909
Sunday Afternoon
By 1SAf3EL HAMILTON. Stieseldti. ONT.
`to Thee, 0 God, our hearts W3 =lee
In hymns of adoration,
To the: bring matinee ince of Prato
With :haute of exultation.
Bright Tobe of gold the fields adorn,
The bilis with Joy are ringing,
The 'valleys stand so tat* with eorn
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bat even they are e'ag C.
y sin
W. C. Dix.
PRAYER,
Thou who hast blessed us so abnnd-
aptly, •Brant unto us .a grateful heart and
,a spirit conscious of our indebtedness se
that we may know that in making an
`oiferisig in Thy House we but give Thee
'of Thine own. Amen.
: S. S. Lesson for Aug. R8, 19$R
Lesson Tophi—Gilts for Bundling the
• Tabernacle. .
teiron fossas* -Exodus 35: 21.29:
r Gelder Text•—Z reettbs 3:9. •
' What shoyld have been said and. done
by. Moses when he came down from the
Mount the first time is recorded in this
chapter.'•
When Moses returned to the camp
after an absence of forty .days and for-
ty nights for the second time, spent with
God on the Mount, he gathered together
Irem sada—ansr-belles i—th
to the p€ople and began to pent irate
pruetice what they had heard.
Being convinced that GO3 had ca11 d
them to do a .pe,;ial work. we read in
verse 21 that they did not let their
ardor cool but, considering that no time
Gould .be any more eonvenierit than the is
Present, they departed to their teats and
at once, brought their Offerings. "Every- i
one whose heart ^ stirred him up, and
everyone whom his spirit made willing.
brought the Lord's caning to the work
of the tabernacle of the congregation,
and for all his service. and for the holy
THE GODRRIW t n R
Lowest Price in 15 Yearns
"Fresh from dee Garden»"
0
PAM i1T
MACAROONS ARE DELIGHL=
lf'UL.
garments." We see that it was net ; .
any external inducement that made them
contribute as they did. It was,fsom a
principle of love to God and his service;
Rhoa desire for His presence with: them
in His ordinances and from gratitude for
His Past merciful dealings with theme
Now as then what we give and do for -
00d is acre; table when it comes from a Toronto rotate Dealers Predict Increased just.. as late as 1s safe in your district
good principle in the heart and spirit. Price without tanning the risk of having too
22 that din t reports received by the short a growth to winter safely. Late
in According
Weer
(ews and Information
for.. the. cBusy Farmer
(Furnished by the Ontario. Department of'()griculture)
illy 13,'tIy Ha.T2taty)
Moor ns, tT ?se tasteful liittle bite;l
Mat ,Se please Sell outside, may he :nada
quite eass3y int year Oa:n hem. And re -
manta, your guests. will appre.iate
them as ramie as ytaaf e n when you are a
guest. Hero arc two ; ather unusual re -
elms:
Party ltilacaroom
2 egg whites
1 cupful sugar
Y; teaspoonful almond extract
3 cupfuls rico flakes.
1 cupful coconut
34, cupful nut meats whopped) •
''inch of salt
Beat the egg whites until stiff, Add the
Sugar gradually, then add the ,almond
extract, eoeonut, rive flakes, salt and nut
meats. Drop by spoonfuls on a buttered
pan And bake in a moderate even ten
initiates, or Until the macaroons. ate a
delicate brown.
Wee Flake Macaroons
hummer Sickness
Mothers Tell How BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Relieve Children's Distressing Troubles
"may baby was £a bzd with St:Maier "Baby's then: `lith?etc are wonderful for
cornpnatnt that we despaired of saying ' . enromer complaint", writes Mts. Laura
Wheeler,. iradlan Read Crescent,
i,oretate.
Whoa your children get crops and fret•
heal, tefueo to at and manifcot rccog-
ni:cd rymaptotns of aumaner con pianist,
• them Baby's
Ocvit
htn
it is time to sire Y
Tablets. Easy-to.take as Candy, Effec-
tive, and absolutely BAFE-eS aria.
ly-st's eertifacate ht each 2S 'lent p Gringo.
Oyer 1,230,000 packages sold is 19.3V es
her', writea'Mrs, Hazel AIl32I WMtbyl
Ost. "A friend. advised Dr, 1Vtlliaate
ilaby's Own Tablets. After the third
dote 'baby fell asleep. By noon the rest
day she leek the usual bottle feeding".
"At the first eggs of baby's peer -Limos
or illness in the trying months et Run -
mer, 1 give bins Baby's Own Tablets,
. and in a sheet tune he is well, and Roil-
ing Ms thanks", writes Mrs. Alton
tardier, Glenalmond, Que.
DR. WILLIAMS'
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
MAO 'Mynd Kip `Chitdran Wetl �-» As Mothers Know
2 cupfuls rice Bakes Cover tops of two 8 -inch layers.
?:,, cupful sugar - • Coconut Sea x'oain Freoting
IS cupful coconut 1 cup brown sugar .
.
Whites et 2 eggs stiffly beaten 1-3 cup bolting water
.When it is said, as verse a as ccor o • yt teaspoonful vanilla
many as were willing-heagted brought Ontario Marketing Board, the early po- sowing is the most important of alt tate Aad sugar gradually to the stiffly beet-
their
eet- 1 egg . white, stiffly beaten
h itofferings,it would seem as: if there tato crop will show a yield :of at least control measures. Safe '.dates for sowing en eggwhits.Vold In the coconut and 'e teaspoon vanilla
t o b p
ovtheir ten per cent. less than last year. Fur- would probably be about Sept, lith east k and add vanilla. Damp trgm •
he can coconut, 4outhern style
were come that were not, who loved. t 30 to. 25th in rice „fta es ins Sugar and v:ater. Place over
that for of Guelph and shoo 20th Comb g
•
gold better than their God; and would Cher reports to'the Board stateo p a teaspoon on waxed paper. Bake in a
Yrtil delicatel .brown. tate and stir constantly until sugar
e service I this,_ reason a number of the larger Essex and Kent, and about half way be- low fisak:c+d atld�ar3lY•tu^'iQ
tion, the representatives of the several a' the tabernacle. They are of those • dealers in Toronto are predicting an n -
—hili.. _ .. ._ .__ are 'for = e -t e•-reli ion-- rovided- crease ln- riots --•-M .: -. able for e n ery g
tribes and' . kave "tise2as flue instiftfctlbil�i wird f th . ru g p j p - --�-'•'- . »-� --- ,
to
or
ween Tr.s'e 'tvs"dates--slrom+d—'be-'•srri
th i t enin districts The
reason for these late seedtngs is that the ' rest S rawberi'y Ter -Cee : --
files have about completed their fall egg- 1 Junket tablet
laying before the dates mentioned • and 1 teblespon cold water
thus the wheat largely eseapes . infeeta- ` 1 pint milk
bort, 2 tablespoon s. lemon juice
Blueberry Supply Heavy _ 1 cup sugar
The volume ofblueberries reaching the '
le pint cream sprinkle thickly with coconut while frost -
market this - year is considerably greater Dissolve junket tablet 'in cold water. , ing is still soft. Makes enough frosting to
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that that of ' any recent previous year. 2 cups, strawberry puree cover top and sides of 8 X 8 inch cake.
This is the opinion of C, E. Broughton, Add sugar to milk and warm until luke-. -- -• -e---,---a—
Ontario Marketing Board. Mr. Brough- warm --NOT• HOT,. Remove from store ttttitstantly . before and while boiling. Boil
ton. said that hitherto blueberry" picking Add dissolved Junket tablet,. pour into 1 hard 1 minute.' Remove from fire and
has been an activity confined to farmers, freezer can. Let stand until firm, pack •kstir in fruit pectin; Skins, pour quit:ly.
e
This year, however -many of the idem- ' in ice .and salt, and freeze :toga mush; ! paraffin hot. jam' at once. Makes -about
he hadreceived from the Lord. These it be cheap, and will cost them :nothing.
they were to pass on to the people for
The neerl
offerings
were of
vOrio
us kinds,
their acceptance and observation. according as they had; those that lied
He begat with the law for the obser- gold and precious • stones brought them,
I
vance of ,the' Sabbath and then gave not thinking anything too good and too
orders that preparations be made for the I rich to part with for the honor of God.
setting up of the tabernacle. Those that had not precious stones to
Having had the will of God revealed
to them by Moses, the leaders went back
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Britain Wants Good Seed. ,
In a statement .issued •recently by
George H. Clark,, Dominion Seed Com-
missioner, in conneotion with the sale of
red clover and alsike seed In the British
market, the. following • cerement appears;
bring, brought goats' hair . and rams' f "Our growers. should know that our val-
skins. Whenthey could not do as much 1 uable export' market overseas pays top.
as others they did not sit .still and do ;Prices for only well -cleaned; bloomed,
nothing but gave of what they had. The ;bright seed of not less than 98 per cent
meaner offering, though not gaining for purity by weight and should- know also,
them such a :reputation among their fele I that if they will produce seed of the
Old not fail of aaceptance•t quality. asked ,for in. Great Britain the
oinking _ until a small amount of syrup
forms a soft z1T or ehlfi's it"'2i egsthreack'
when dropped from tip of spoon (240
deg. F.) Poursyrup in nue stream ever
egg white, beating constantly. Add van
illa. ' Continue beating until stiff enough
to spread an.cake..Spread on cake and
Persian Baler -the . perfect aid to
beauty. Essential to real feminine dis-
tinction. Results always In the highest
beauty. Its use keeps the
expression ofo�
hands always soft and flawlessly white.
Indispensable to the whole family. lin,
Parts added charm to the mother.
Serves the father as:4 hair fixative and
cooling shaving lotion, and protects the•
tender skin of the child: Persian Balm
a-theatrue-telletee taeetai+
" p p
demand there for . Canadain grown seed ' - ry puree. ,eleven '8 -ounce glasses.
With God, who requires ;wording to kloved "have turned' to the laking and Add 'Cream, whipped, 'strawber
what a man hath and not according to may be.expected to continue, selling of fruit as a 'means of obtaining and lemon Juice. Prepare puree by crush -t
I.
what he hath het (2 Cor. 8. 12).'' God Canadian Cattle in Demand, in Glasgow ready .cash. In the Sudbury district alone ing about onequart of strawberries and •
hath everen eyeto'the :::heart of the Recent advice from the Canadian Gov-. it• is: reported that approximately 500 rubbing through sieve—adding, sugar 1f
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giver more than to the value of the gift. ernment Trade Commissioner at Glas- unemployed are engaged in this work. necessary. Finish freezing. Recipe makes
Many of the things they offered were gow, Scotland, is that Canadian cattle IBased onthe most recent figures;. ex- 10 to 12 servings:
their ornaments,' bracelets and rings and from S.S. Sularia," numbering .44
3 p ,—-_
t ion are
s 1r m his ect
press shipments b s
s
e �
demand.
p
h a Active dem
lockets, all -jewels -011-Jewels-vf gold; and even- the rinsed, met with _ ana They greater tI1an_.thoso of last year by some
women parted le 'these. These; ears l were of exceptional quality, . nearly all 3,000 eleven• quart baskets. , - - ' RECIPES FOR TODAY
t theit of thepalled Aberdeen Angus Crosses Here- '
things were n. . doub spoils �. Crap Conditions.
Egyptians; for the :Israelites were kept ford and Shorthorn Crosses, mostly good p (BY Betty Barclay)
poor while in servitude. Who ever would prime beef or suitable for short keep pur- Following is. a summary of. crop eon- •• Those of you Who pre.er;a cereal beV»'t
have'imagined that the wealth of. Egypt' poses. The attendance of buyers was dations in Ontario 'at the end of .tally:. 1
erase to coffee -or tea .will find ,in the
would be put to such a use as the fur .large, many farmers being present •as The harvesting of fall wheat was..prac- erage ito recipes two new ways in which,`{
Wishing of ,the house of God? • It vvas. well &e wholesale and retail .:beet traders tically •completed, . • Yields Were about use
to tills product.. By, the way, the
by a special . providence and • promise of:' from -various cities.. About 70 per cent. average and the , qualty of grain splen- to and frost > ag :are worth a: trial
God; that the • Israelites got all that of the cattle would go for.slaughter and did except In fields damaged by Ressian.•eegg-mg
anyone;
spoil, and therefore it was higly fitting 130 pe: cent. for further feeding:., The Fly or.`lodged. Spring :wheat, oats,'ba - Cereal• Beverage. Egg Nog.
that they should devote. a part of it to Black Cattle sold from 21 pounds to 29• ley - and mixed grains were improved, by 4 teaspoons cereal beverage pro-
the service of that God to whom •theypounds per head, while the Colored Cat- rainfall but yields will be lower than.duet (instant form)
owed it all. - The furnishing of the tab- tle brought from 18 pounds to . 30. last year due to' unfavorable weather at 4 teaspoons sugar
ernacle With' the riches of Egypt; Was pounds. Beef Cattle made about one seeding time and in the first three weeks • •
perhaps a, good omen to the Gentiles, pound per head more thgn at last sale, • of . June: Harvesting of barley and oats
who, in the fullness of time. should be Again, on July 21st, -532 head of Can- :was. under way'the first week. of.'August
brought into the gospel -tabernacle and adian •cattle from aa"Airthria" were in Western Ontario and the following,
their silver and their gold with them; . sold at Glasgow and met with a sharp week In Eastern Ontario. Pastures are
Might et not. be that' theremembrance demand, The shipment was more a mix- good in the central and western, districts;'
' of the offerings made for .the golden calf ed lot • than the exceptional quality el but. poor in the western part, due to in -
made them •the more .willin;g ip, these, the previous: shipment, but the Cessa sale:ent rainfall. Hay and -clover crops.
offerings? ` For godly sorrow worketh re-, tion of shipments from the Irish Free were good yields in western and central
pentane to'salvation not to be repented State paving to the imposition of a tariff Ontario; but the hay was damaged by
et- (2 Cor., 7-10). Thus some good was of 20 per cent., created a keen demand. wet weather:.Alfalfa yields were heavy
brought even out of that evil. Prices were from 20 shillings to two and second. cutting -„developed rapidly.
We read in verse •29 that the children pounds a head ormore higher. than the Root crops ' have improved but will not
of Israel• brought a willing offering unto last: The shipment originatedin both be up to the usual standard. Corn„
the Lord, every man and woman' whose Ontario -arid the Western 'Provinces and .though .paokward, has made good growth,
heart, made them willing to bring for all included black palled bullocks.; of. excel- but Many fields are. uneven and spotty.
manner of work,- which `'the .Lord. had lent quality and several well-bred lots of Potato acreage is estimated 7, per cent.
commanded to be made be the hand of cross Shorthorn and. cross Bereford but less than last year 'and prods t`oz will be
Moses.” , locks suitable for short keep The suc- below normal. Blight and Leaf Hopper
The women did spin with their hands; ,Bess of ; two shipments• illustrates have caused damage. A, large acreage of
same spun fine work, of blue and purple, strikingly the possibilities .of this mar- buckwheatwas sown and .appears. in
others coarse work, of goats' hair, , and ket for 'good Canadian Cattle Sirst•eclasss condition. Wind and insect:
yet theirs also is said to be done in' .wis• damage together with lack:. of sufficient
dom. As it is not only rich gifts; so . it British Fruit 'Men •Sc.. ntario Urehards; hot weather has reduced the trabacea
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GODERICH
Use I o IRAs for' light.
Thy are g tttt-
teed.
is not only fine work, that God accepts.Five representatives of the Firuit and prospects" in Norfolk. Seed production
1
The meanest hand employed, the mean- Produce Exchange of Great Britain. in -
prospects for alfalfa and red cloveP•ap-
a
est service performed; for the honor ofcluding. the managing, director of that pear poor, July was too net for a good
God, shall have" an honorable room
pease; . Mary's annolnting of Christ's
head .shall be told for a: memorial.• and .a
record is kept of the women that labor-,
ed in the gospel -tabernacle and were.
Paul, even' those that are tion of Andrew Fulton. Mr: Fulton is the
helpers to St illrospects. The gomntercia1 production of
rot in a capacity to give, may yet work commercial representative of ,the Asso- apples in Ontario Is estimated at 556, -
in love. (Condensed from Matthew dation on the British market. 000. barrels as compared with 1-,175,000
Henry).P. W. Iiodgetts, secretary of .the Fruit
WORLD MISSIONS Growers' Association, stated that the
Her Bible fruit p:oducers of Ontario should. feel
She gave away her Bible! Not that elated at the opportunity of welcoming
organization; have recently completed an set .of alfalfa seed. The acreage of al -
inspection of fruit producing : areas of sike shows a further decline this year.
Ontario. The party was Conducted un= . In regard' to fruit, pears, peaches and
der the sponsorship, of the Fruit Growers' grapes will yield average 'crops, while
Association of Ontario, and at the invite- plums and apples show greatly -reduced
she ,did not value it.. Very precious to
our Christian womea are their Bibles
and hymn -books. And she had paid al-
most a dollar for this Bible with its large
clear type. Why then did the give it
away? The eighteen -year-old Son of a year, a single Branch of this British
neighbor, a lad with considerable school-
ing, had. become quite interested in concern had purchased one million boxes
Christianity. Me was coming ,regularly of apples, After having spent' several
to her home to use her books and to lisp days in this Province, the *sisters cod
ten to her eitplanation of the Gospel Binned their Journey to Newe.York, where
Message, In her zeal to help him to the they will attend a meeting of the Inter-
Light, she reasoned to herself after this natibnal Apple •Shippers.
fashion: ---"He reads . so much more A Warning • . •
quickly .than T do. It will be a long time "Look out for Hessian Ply this year;'
before I master all the Characters in my is the warning of Professor Caesar of 0.
New Testament. Meanwhile let him have A.C., who declares that unless control
the larger book." . measures are taken this fall, there Is like-
Greatgrandmatnma Wang ly to be a serious outbreak of the fly
When the missionaries• were' invited to next year, Among control measures, he
these visitors from the Motherland, as
this group represents the largest poten-
tial market for Ontario fruitin the Bri-
tish Isles. Portraying the extent of bus-
iness effected by the Fruit and Produce
Exchange, Mr. Hodgetts said that ..last
barrels last year.
Farm labor supply is quite sufficient to
meet the. demand. Wages range from
S12 to $20 a month for the haying and
harvest period, but many farmers who
need help badly are getting along with-
out, as they cannot. pay even the low
wages prevailing .
4 eggs .
1 quart milk •
Combine ingredients and beat weflr
with rotary egg beater..` Pour over meek -
ed ice. Serves 4,
A Novel .Caramel Frosting •
3 teaspoons cereal beverage product
214 tablespoons boiling water
2t:1 cups confectioners' sugar
1:e teaspoons butter
Dissolve cereal beverage productin
boiling water. Addsugar and butter and
beat until of right consistency to spread..,
on cake. • -
Baked orange Relish for Meat e .
• (Serves 6-8)
2 large oranges
3 or 4 sures canned pineapple
1 teaspoon cinnamon ..
8 whole Cloves '
tis teaspoon nutmeg
t;, cup pineapple juice
1-3 cup sugar
1 tablespoon lemon juice.
Slice oranges thing using skin, and I
.
pulp. Cut up pineapple.Combineall ,
ingredients and place in glass of earthen •
baking dish. Bake in moderate oven for •
2 to''21e hours. This is a delietous'relish
with meats. '
TRY THESE FROSTINGS
• (By Betty Barclay) `
Here are two frostings that are ,ideal
for picnic cakes, or cakes that are serv-
ed to guests on the porch or lawn in het,..
weather,
Hawaiian Frosting
2 cups sugar
1 teaspoon light corn syrup
2-3 cup water
• 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten
1 eup misfile, chopped
lk can coconut, •southern style, chopped
1 tablespoon lemon Juke
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