The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-12-13, Page 6ay Schoo
Lesson'.'
IChristia,U gentleman, , "As an expres-
sion of simple tligiiity, cif refined cour-
tesy, of large sympathy, and of i'aarrn,
personal aectiun,"the Epistle to Phile-
mon stands unrivalled." •
(2) • It is .also important to note
that this letter sliewsttie way in which
es Another Popular Member of Royal Family
a.sty Recip
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SchoOf Children's- Osn'dwiches
Mkt thOroughly together -.I can
Batmen, -peund ot cottage Cheese
A flies truth of Christianity was begin-, and 1 alien cart' pimento PepPera.
- ning to infinenCe the great social Season ;With salt and pepper and add
Deternber. 16. Lesson XI--4Paul and lives of the world,' Slavery wds a Lejaough thick cream or any good`salad,
His . FrIends--!-PhIlemOn Got- terrible Crime, ' It: was, one of the', -4
uressiug to •make • a smooth paste,
den Text --A friend- loveth at all worst features of the ancient world. , •
tt&h
any other piece of possession, At the thin slice ofabrown or bran, bread,
TNTitOntiCTION-Thts EPistie. to disposal of his (Avner; This was one Spread filling on thin slice of white
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-,v• 17:, 17. . •, The slave had no rights. He was; like til'in enOto $Pread. P
tinien-Prov utter 1
Philemon is the oelsT purely' personal of the blackest plagues in the Roman bread, and put' together:• '
letter in the New I Testament' anti le 'Empire aid had Much to do with its' ' . - P
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• - orto Rican Roast
• one of the most interesting, reflecting ' • g fall Ono might naturnlly expeet , •
the' tact and 'generosity of the great Christ to have some cure for this evil, g pounds round -of beef, 1 small hat-
. Man It belong e to the letters Pan.' • However, we do net fad in the New tle stuffed olvies, 1,4 .pound salt pork•
'Wrote from Ronaet when he ,was! a' Testament any progtem for the libera- 1 oniOn, g teaspoons salt, 1 pint ean-
prisoner -waiting' for the result Of his tion of the slave, But we do find that 'ned tottiatoes, ai pint boiling water.
4. ..
. appeal. Her ,we has'e instruction on -Christianity sought to "charge the Make „email slits cir holes In the
• the place -which friendehip is meant heart. It. preached the gospel of loVe
Meat with a sharp knife on each Side
to take in ,the 'Christian life a• The to master and slave alike and the new,
letter May beat be studiedanot, by tak- germ of title grace and„,truth worked of , the roast Cut the salt pork in
,aing eachversein order, but..by' con,- iii the lives of ,men Aod-Wonwn till small Strips' an inch long and stuff
.' ,sideaing the three. ,characters.a• (1) the time came When it was made clear tIC6 . boles alternately with these and
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Philemon (2) Oneoiroas (3) PauL'' a :to all that it wee' intolerable that such With -stuffed lilia-es:' • Fry 'est the salt
1. .Philenion belonged the the city a social 'worry should eontinue. Slaa- pork' in a heavy kettle . slice the
of; ColOasae, and had been won to my, was a .sin aagainet• Christian. hro- oniaa. fay "it in tays, then eemaym alt
Cltrist•lay the efforts of Paul likely therhood .'"' ' ' a i
, , • • -'-,' bits .i onion and salt pork, brOwn
during his "Ephesian mission., In WI I the 'roast On all Odes aed add one-
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his soul to Paul. He was apparently half pint boiling water and the ,19, ,we -ire told that Philemon owed.
one of the leading supporters .of the• • matoes. ' Season when , half done.
local ,church, was a man of rneana, Simmer- tot three hoars.
,and had given generously to the poor . ,Cardinal Punch
daints, v. 5. He also took part in 1: pint cranberries., 1 pint water, Ms
' religious teaching; and -was _an even- - eup orange Juice, 117a tablespoons
gelid as -well. Paul referred to him
•as his "fellow -workman," v; 15, The 'lemon 'juice, 1 cup sugar •syrup, 4 1
Christi8As evidently gatheaed in his pint' soda water or Apollin,aris. '
house for their regular worship, and Cook cranberries and water until
we read in v. 1, of his wife, APPhia c trait la very soft; then ' strain
rlinas psly
•thoirih a' double thietness of cheeee
and-,ofAchippus,°w
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• his son. 'This man is called a "fellow- clot1. • wnen cool, add fruit juice's,
soldier",of_Pael anal may have had 1 1 iii syrup and charged water:* pour over.
to pass through danger on behalf of•
Christ See the refetenee to him in•• a block ot ice, or a mold of frozen
- Colossians 4:17. From this it is clear orange • or* 'lemon ice. 'Make a 51/2
that Philemon was a roan of high glasses; 16 punch glasses.
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standing, a roan of meinst a leader in • 'Quieted Potatoes
church, . arid a,, great apersonalRail potatoes, until leader, '.drain
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CURLC• HEADED PRINCet TAKING IN 'Tilt HUNT-
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Duke arid ..Duchese • Of York, • with
'friend of he aposte 1 zE1 1 mash. Add, enough milk and a ,
Princess Elizabeth, daughter of the
▪ • 2. „"OrieSimus was one of Philemon's
Honey Treittiii•
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' Farm Notes -
. whoughtfui cooks keep on their STANDARD V.MlIETI4S, .
supply shelVea, certain producta which ••With the establishment a the stand -
aren't usu#1Iy classed as, staples. (ant. list of variety names ot vege-
thatea, aaaisins, ,maple ayritia, htmey,itahlesathere arose a aped or descria-
nuts, package cheese -all or these and. tions of varieties, and to meet this.
more, too, 'serve impoatantly. le rnAlt-l'need with respect Of peas for gardea.
ing good cooks better, Most of them aand .canning purposes the Experimen,
come in coOtainein of convenieh.t Size tal Fenn has just published n bulletin
for storage on Idtchen shelves. Those • in •whigh is given the descriPtion ot
foods .which ,aren't in airtight pack- r twenty-two varieties ot 'peas. As one,
ages had best be turned into preserv-!,ot theee,. Extra Early (firand beat);-;
hag jars.. Strained htiney is availablehas in "the neighborhood. ot siXty
in, either, meta or glass jars, easy to Sarnottyins there aeems to be agree,
y
use and easy to keep clean, need tor the publishing of theadescripa• ,
Honey as a' food is important in tion of sgmn variettee. The deaerip-
any family of children.: Its , ease', 0 i tlon's. cover. 'n theotnumber
b es.ry tot of uTirn;P•seeds t-ypepeort .
igestion and ,its natritiseed color
ve yalue re
it, - especially' for •childreil'af °Mice, deasriPtialliaef-AheSPI4l4a..q0W,- -.Ar---:---
SUM:INV:eh preads. A good destert fora ers, size and itiimher of peas to the
• yonstera ,of *three and four years is Pod, and adaptation. The bulletia
Waist spread with hOneas Any sinIPle:telotTeedrfa....gF.6thasiiss aszuhdjeuty!,Sbe:N"loi•ad1,007h, .3:epil-.
pudding recipe ean . be. varied switla
.good results bf eceaaionally using pliaation to the Publications 13ranch,
honey or maybe maple syrup instead
• 1,
Nowhere in the world is. honey ;So
Well produced and 'so carefully mark-
eted' as in • Ontario. :Another • case
where a home prodeet cait be enjoyed
to the advantage of health and plea-
• sure with due .regard to economy.• - a
, A, particularly good honey fruit
pudding for winter dinners. is made
of dried . fruits and tapioca. -
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Honey Fruit Pudding • •
Department,ofAgricaiture, Ottawa. '.
The 'Standard tieseriptien is giren'
or the tollOwiag varieties: ' PilotaLaxa.
ten kSuprb. Eitra. Early (first 'and
best). • Blue l3antam,. Thomas. Laxton,
Laxtonlan, 'Daisy, Lincoln; Alderman,
Stratagetn,. Telephone, Champion. ot
England; of, Devon, Quite Con- .
tent, Oladstone, .Ne PIus Ultra, Melt-
ing. Sugar. ,Alaelta, Advancer,' Hers -
'ford ,Market •G.arden,..(lreen Seeded'
Admiral and Hotel,. • a • •
In arriving at thestandard •deseripL , •
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One Ita.dates; aaaoup r,alSins, CUP tionaJour.straina ot each vatiety were .
honey, .14lt; i teaspoon sa: cup wet- grown In order'. to ,"secure :typical
lak cups Water. :14 cup instant plants. The Vegetable Committee et •
tapioca i cups ,pared ° and sliced the •Canadian, Seed Growers ' Aasocia-
• 'apples.• ' " • . tion co -Operated in this Wer. ••
•,•••••:•
StoneAlateg .and cut them up • With ' , , • ' • •
-a _
raiehiS andnuts. Add honey, salt, and •• .
:LIME ..AORIC,ULTE UR
mliainirutecsu.P•stolfrring water.'eonHeat:titly...teoe1
r• 'fihvae• t • Lune or carbonate/ of lime has two
the mixture' is warmed through even- outstanding Uses in: agriculture, the
CoOk the tapioca ".in'oile cup water •correction.or neetralliatiori Of 'acidity
until lear (about, ten minute's) and'
Or einirfiese and the iniprovenaerit or
c
tilth or mechanical condition:at soils.
These points • are both recognized as .•
ot,prImaryaimpOrtance in the produc-
tion of Maxi/nein CMOs.-• .
'Wet, low-1ill
-drained arid' i -drained Soils
are very liable te beeo.me 'sour, and
known,as mAieks and: peat . loams
-Mean .tYpe. oA Phrygian slave was ' add with theslieecl apple to the first
slaves; andaaprobablyauf a- low • And • Pinch ef baking powder to :nas
I her mother and her •nurse aa in Yorkshire, her first appearance
one Of the lowest type to be found in
the. Roman world.", The slave had
• ittgen- some money from his =titer
(y. 18), and had 'Escaped to the city
• of Rome, Which was the refuge of
-itiminalS7-Iir:the--riarrow':aueets and
dark 'cellars" 'of that great capital it
was net difficult for one Of this class
to, eseame detection2; However, the
eyes of God .were .tipon him, and by
Sinne unkroWn Means thie poor. man
was: larought° into ,contact with Paul,.
• wheaa he learned to love Chriat.:- The
*tirade of ecisversien was again en-
acted.: nit .weak, despised Oriental
*as'• brought to a new life, and his.
aleyotien,to this man who had been the
meats of • his salyatioti knew no
, bounds. ' He becaine• very useful to
• Paul, who -would have liked to keep
hint • with. him. But evidently cane• had,Seieneeben at Work in this run-
away slave, and afterdoubtless many,
convereatione, they both decided that
,sorrie attempt at renaration, or resti-
talon; must be made. • '
3. . Paul -The letter throws much
light upon the love, justice. and tact
of 'Paol. , He ;tithed. to retain the
seratices,of Oneeimus,,for .it was 'very
convenient for him to have one who
would- willingly run:his errands, ;and
• , do his bidding.. But Paul's sense f '
• Jilatice urges him te•aelasourledge •the•
claim of Ownership and,. accordingly,
• the 'decision has been reached to re-
'• turn this man to Colossie: However• ,
Paul writes a letter. to go with One-
simus in offler that the return may
be Made as early aimiseiblea .First-ofall, Paul reminds his."friend that a
, total change. has taken place in the
character of this foatner culprit,: and
he ,piayfuliy refers to the smile which
' the slave carries. Oinesinais. Meant
"Profitable.' Oce-thispoor.slayeawas
far from profitable, but hiew that
• Christ has entered his heart, the
'Worthless ha R been made worthy. He
.is indeed profitable, v. 11. Pant thus
•'passes to the actual lops of money,
" and generously offers to melee up this
amount out of his eWn pocket He
mill nay over all that Onesimtis stole,
• v. 18.-, •But most of hit is it Paul's
desire to ,remind his •carrespondent
that1heae. has enme in a total reVolu-
tion in the 'relation between masters
and slaves. ,This .man,- it is 'true, is
a slave, but he is also a Christian and,
•'therefote. a brother. and he must be
• taken back into the household, not on
tire .eld footing onlv, but •also- as a
• brother for :whom Christ died. This
'union in Christie to Change all other;
•atelatioriships. v. •16. • To crown the
• appeal, •Their reminds Philemon. that
•his own ' n
Christiaafth
aith is e direct
• result of Paul's Wert en his behalf, v.
• 19. In the closing sentoeces, the
apostle speaks of, his entire confidence
• in the generosity of Philemon„ and he
requires him bget ready some "late
• where he may stay, as the trial is
likely to end • in, lag release.
. (1:) 'There no letter in avhieli-we
can -better aee the fine spirit of the,
fluff and, t en for . a t 'Meeting
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• smashed 'potato allow one tablespoonal the hunting' eltl*
PARIS CHIC
. A mew slender type cotnbination,•
fitted 'through, the bodice and. hipline,
With lower part eat eh -Ogles to pro-
vide sufficient fulness to ,heinline,, to
take the place of:a slip. Tench of em-
broidery. ,gives it a .real French -ap-
pearance. It isaideal to wear beneath
ful butter, a teaspoonful honey' and ,1 .
• One teacup .cracker Oruiabs; salt, pep-
teaspeOnful lemon. Nice. Mix• thor-
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Christmas Cheer
°uglily, spread in Bat rectangular tin, Per, celery salt.
brush top with butter and. oveh toast. Split' the tenderloin. Season with, .
Make" ----a---dressil -
Cut in two tech squares add serve at -salt-and=PePPela—
' , • a with the oyster. crackers, and season •
ig Si3a1 • UM u
once.
•Why not h re a real old-fashioned
Orange Balis. with, salt,. PePPer, and celery salt a -- a -
Christmas with. a yule log, flowing
Spread part, of the one tenderloin'
with dressing. Put the other onkftbrew' Plum pudding a" all? It can
Soak orange peels three days in
• cold 'water changing the water daily; Snread • with be doe eaatly with these two recipes
initure. Turn into a ,bettered baking
dish .and bake in' a inederate .oven
(350 :degrees). for thirty. militites,;: or
until the. apple Is tender...: Serve cold
With cream.
Eggless Honey Cake • _
• An unusually good soft. cake -and
a'ninexPensive•one to make: '
Halt cop .shortening, 1 cup sugar,
tablespoons hooey, 2 pupa flour, .1,-a
teaspeon cinnamthi, 1 teaspoon .baking
ate qatiteseften'aiiii--. Many light Tap- t
land setts are slightly sour, due no-
deubt' to' a waShing, out and leaching
away of she carbonate et lime.
.. . , • . .
In testing for acidity or n011TlitiSS
then Out in •hot water, and boil until' - tenderloin
more dresaing. Ti:together' • with ,fb°1' , Pun° ptiddlng and thq.. Wassail scida, % teaspoon cloves. at .01P water. blue litmus,papery, ..-, kin
may be used . T ' '
hi ,the order paper may ha bought at any druggist
soft Drain, , wipe dry with cheese more
and bake.- Baste often. . • 1 'He ' ' • i . , , MI' the ingredients'.
• . • • -. : ere s the reel ). u . . . . . • If the blue litmus* paper is turned red-
• . , . , I,- ) s‘ as ,my Eng- given, creaming, the sugariand butter
cloth, 'chop fine, and measure. Take
an equal 'amount of sugar, and far ••• .... .
, Honey Gretna. , ' ' • • „'absh, frieild' gave it to me• • ' together•-. ' ' ' . ' ' '. - ' ' . . . . *
when out on the sod, it is proof ot,
each one-third of a cup of sugar add .: • • • • •• 1 . 1 • , ' '' a _ well be`tore .addIng the honey. .
Sourness, and • means . that the soil
I 1aa cups boiling water,. la .cfip strain-, • • sift into sugar and butter Add 'it -Ater
Mix aspices and sada with 'flour and
oi ground limestone. In makingi the ' •
* 2. tablespoons granulated, talaioca,„ ... • Christmas. Plum Pudding • needs liraing or an apPlication. of marl : a
two tablespoons each of Water , and ...
butter, and boil until. .it will stain a 1 d ii , . , • . . wo- boxes o seedless raisins, 2 lbs. • • .. . a „ , . , • a • . . •
thread, Olen' ' •add the. eluipped peel;
eluded, .14; teaspoon salt,. 2 cups neen foot sugar -it is • very'ad'ark), ai lb. last atir, well and a pour into a :fiat
soil from several places and, after
e °nay, 1 thin slice lemon, 'lad •ina of brown sugar (we Englialt call it oa..aa teat it' is better to take eatables a .
boil about ',fiieaminates; cool, put on buttered • pan. Bake in a• 'slow
a board,. , sprinkle with granulated '‘ . a - a mon s, . sliced , thin. , . •a' '
1 of a blanched_ 1, d . (325 degrees) for one 'hour .
elided, 1A • teaspoon salt, , 2 er,gs,main- teem place a little of the soil
, cup nectars raisins, 2 cups. cake -cubes. grated nutineg, 1 lb. o bread eitimbs. ' Fiona& , Taffy ' in :a Zanhie;.,, pour on' a little boiled 'a
, . a. , . . . • .
. tapioca to boiling water 'and add lem-. teaspeonful ' of
(white); .1 large . rot' (grated), ' 1 Half Pound. dessicated co. coanut. 1 . . -, • -
-_ sugar _and. shape .. isto . small 'belle:
I Plump -raisins, .drain,' andrcool: Add. a atm and atir into' a thick a paate.
l'hese rnay be Jolted in care agar, 1
and allowed • to • dry,. er they, may be
dipped" in fondant. flavored with on. Salt and honey. Cook in fop of (Peeled and grat
It, 1 large apple lb. strained honey, aa.cup washed car-
), 1 tenant (juice rants, milk.' ' •
, Cover the eocoanut with fresa milk
isins, % lb. and let it- stand for •a few minutes,
shredded Strain before uSing. Cook the honey
Into this press a piece of the blue '
mmutes.
When reinoved if lona& to •
MMus 'pepar and leave for fifteen.
double. boiler . until tapioea . is cleat'. and rind). . •
vanilla. 'firer:are delicious dipped
. • Remove from fire and heat in ten One box of s ede
chocolate ANT1 a egg yolks and raisins. Beat egg of mixed peel (mos • eitr
orange auger sprinkled .on the top Of-
wiritea until Stiff: and add to above fine), 1 tablespobntuP of mixed spices until it boils, add the cocoanut and
eaeli chocblate before ,it hardens.
• . I mixture. Place:cake &bee in a. laut- (Peavdered); 114 1l ,F iddney beef Continue cooking,until it is'V•ery thick.
• • • ,. Griddle Cakes ered belting dish •and pour custard ,stiet (ehoroped•very fine). Put 1. lb Of Then stir. in the currants and pour
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cups flour, 1.4 tablespoon baking-:- over thema ' Bake 20 -minutes in• a flout with it to keep it.frem.,stiejting.
powder, 1 teaePooti ' salt, .3 table- Moderate oveh (350 degrees 'R); Chop, very film .like'fiour (this is the.
'spoons sugar, 11,e, cups Milk, 1 .egg, ,Serve warm or cold. .\ , a secret of .good • phut, puddiug-do not
' ! grind the suet).
3 tablespoons melted butter, orange'. ' ' • ' ' •
. . Rasaberry Secprise
marmalade, • ' - a 1 •••• • ' a'•' • • .. i Mix •fride juices and "bread, crumbs • •
• Mia end.•sitt alry--ingredientsa, a'ract- "Pla ..' a layet. ot: best raspberry •
andtletastand over night._ Beat 8 eggs ----,' - strained- -' --: ' *.-' -
eggs •1A cup honey., grate
beaten egg and 'inilka•beat thorough-. preserves into .a sherbet glass then a •-well a Add 1 cupful of molasses, Add rind of 1 lemon:- ‘5-'-'culm nour, tea -
1 and add butter.. jr.ir o p . by large •tablespooeful 'of French, vanilla ice-, to*dry. ingredientS; Let stand a or z . .
. . _ _ spoons baking powder. • • • .
• Creani together the nutter and
• into an oiled tin. When cold cut into
inch 'squares. •
' Honey Cookies
Half cup, butter; ai cup sugar, 2
be red the soil needs treatment. This
is one of the simplest of teats. •
• . ,
Lime and ita -compound are -useful
in clay loams, • to :render them lese .
stieky when • wet and •more friable
when dry .% Oa light; dolls the limp
very: slightly.'• cements. the soil par-.
tides, making the soil a little heavier
and closer in texture and less liable
to dry nut :Dr, F. T. Shull, Dominion
•Chemist, deals _vety .fully with: this
subject in. Bulletin. SG, enUtled "Lime
in Agriculture," which may be bad on.
the smart slender: hipline freeka.. spoonfuls, on a hot griddle" that has creP•m• Pour into' greased baains,• nut sugar, dd whele egg a:nd 1 egg .yellt aPPlicatio,n to., the Publication 'Branch..
then anothes. of tho preserves- &ye,
• ,
• Style' No. 223., in' sizes 16, 18,20 years, been " rubbed over with, a piece of Tor, with sweetened WhliMed creatn, greased paper over 'top, cover with a
36, 38, 40 and 42 inchee bust measure, raw turnip, which will prevent cakes colored, , saucer, and boil, withoutwater
green and flavored with pep- • • cora. beaten ,together, . the honey, grated DePartment of Agriculture-, Ottawa.
lemonrind and flour sifted with
and can be made as 'simple er' as de-. from sticking without the lige of.but-, Pennint- I ing over t e tap, for ,I.2 hour . Boil baking po• Wder. The dough is' quite
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berate as one. chooses. • For everyday ter or grease. -When griddle:cake ., Mint Punch a • stiff and must bekneaded
• ' • • I again 6 hours; and when re -heating d . • • ' i CLEANING UP CANADIAN HERDS
n s p granu te g
d su - to make
silk crepe or batis cactical. edges, turn, and cook on other side:- t 2 cu- ful f' - of holly in the centre.. Serve in slices .rounda. Brushing over the . tops ot clearing cattle 'on 6anadian farms ot
d • f 12 lemons uhen not • : the cookies with slightly'beaten White the disease of tuberculosis: / This dis-
occasions, -washable sil turn; flat puffed, full of bubbles, and cooked i for serving, another loge. Put a eprig.
smooth. Roll ot' thie and cut in Rapid prOgrese •ia . being made in
GecrFette crepe, n' on, fl ,c 'f- Spread cakes with orange marmai-
tnen, add 6 peeled and sliced lemons, •It -Would be delicious fun tO have a f sprtnkle' With finely chop- ease is very comtnon in practically
fon voile,anti erepe satin
nat. Dade; roll up like jelly -rolls; sprinkle
, (slive very thin). Leave all in a big
ing fabrics. Size 36 2 yards With sigar, arid serve at oneib! • wassail bowl round your own Christ- •
ped .almonds and. sugar'. Bek,e in a every country where cattle are raised.
of 40 -inch material. ' P - , bowl set in ie -until -just before serv" teas eve, Just heat yourcider,
moderate oven -350 degrees. For many' years efforts have been- •
• /h.
• o egg al,
stamps or coin (coin is • I lag as it cannot be too celd. Then hissing apples into it and start it on' made in quada to control the tliaease
Fairy Fluff
g 'Yolks, 4 tablespoons sugar, %.• transfer it to the .punch -bowl and add its jolly'aound.'
cup ,re juice, :grated rind '1 or: to it 2 quarts oa potinded ice. a. '
ange,; ted rind a lemon. juice 1 Stir and pour Into it, froze a height,
Honey Vifalruit Brittle
Perfectly delicious and easy. t
Wrap coin carefully', Emb., with 'the Altiniate objective in mind ,
4
(blue) 20C extra, .
'• •HOW TO ORDER.PATTEANS. • meat of Agriculture at ' Ottawa ,hai.
.
, .
made wonderful progress in this work
in , recent years. Two main policies .
are in _operation: thp•Aacredited• Herd
Plan, Which dealsaonly with pure-bred .
herds, aild the Reattaieted Area • Plan, a
Which undertakes to clean, up and ,
. . Tie spiees in cheeeecloth. ttring to - maintain inaa clout coedition mho e
of the pan 'and burn, Turn out Into „
• Wassail
complete • eradication, The . Depart -
•lemon, 2, ta.blespoons hot Water, 4 6 bottles of Pale dry ginger ale., Last- One gallon of sweet. eider,11,a, lbs.
'One and one-half eeps boney,,
• • Write your ..aree and address plain. •egg • whites,. 2, tablespoons Sugar, add dezen spr.a.ys of fresh green of ,brown: sugar, Zinch' pieces ot stick gpund black walnots. '
ly; giving number and 'size of :such lady fingers . , • ' !Mint, washed and alit Ittly eruisea.tre- cinnalsena 1 tablespoonful of .whole caek together in rather , heavy,
. patterns asayou want-Encloie 20c la Beat egg yolks- with , tour, table- tweenathe• fingers. • ' cloves, 1 •tablesPuellful uf 'whole 1,d1-• brown '4nd, the mixture•gives a brittle
• • spice, 2 large Pieces of mace, tea- teats in cold Water -270 degrees F.
stamps or cein (ceiriapreerred; wrap spoons ' sio.•,`a,r; add._orange juice ' and - -aza_______.:—__—
address Y•our ordea to Wilgbn Pattern rind; and bot ' water, and cook in •• t• '
To have a great rilarltet, are need a " sPoonful of salt1 fewa grains of caY-
. . .
enne. Stir Odeasionally • to Make sure that
it carefiilly). for, eh:h tiumb.er .• and grated, rind, lemon juide and grated ‘ '
Service, 73 West Adelaide StaToronfo. [double bailer' until Inixtbre thickens, ,• •
na ion .wi 1 leisure . . el ell g. . . , , ,
: 11 ' C F '1"-tt. •*ri the wahnits don't !,raii to . tho bottotn , . . 1
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1 until stiff, add two tablespoons 'au- .. ..
degree of it, and on sonie occasions, , line •eherbet glassea witfi lady -fingers; d . -ith
' • gar, and , ,
1 fald into first mixture. Chill.
uncle T by to pend a few days sa .
IC lima -liable -but .it becomes •sinatil his' hat he started laughiag liecause •'
My communication to Pretnierl Bald -
fill' With grange mixture •aed serve. •
when; it IS conceived upon alight cal.(' his Uncle was bald "What's the.joite,
inadequate 'provocation' and wlont it
continues long.-P*5', ':,,,
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•
, . stirring conStantta. Beat egg whites ' ' •• ' • k • • 1 • the boiling point slowly. aloil 15 min. . t ta districts rather than individual herds.
utes. . eut into sqearea.
Tattle !tawny had nes er noa n us . . , a buttered ban and, velisnadmos eo . . .. a , . ,
Tile whole process. In the repOrt of, the N. etermary Diree-
Patterns sent by retttrit mail:
Anger is not sinful, becamte 'sortie ' tnem, before, and Ns hen be removed . , ,.....-.......__L...-....._ tor Oeneral foi• the Past, fiseal , year,.
kept it myself and not girtAt it to anya
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. l't rhad, had $700.000, I* wotild have
body. -Aimee Semple McPherson. '
.
•Tehderloin of Beef Stuffed with , -win eaanot justly be eanStrued as a
Johnnar?" halted hie 'tingle, "Why, tde•
AdinloindUR .gt$ttire„ -- Representative
' Oysters a hlee heel. ntother's ppt a brush .ano .
a Fred A...Britten. '•
Large tenderloin,. one 'Alit oysteta, ! comic in yotir room!" „titteted Jbhnn.
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'available, at. the Publicationa aBraneli. •
Departmentatit Aolealture; Ottawa, It
is- shown that (Were are now 'appro'xi-
matele 85,500 .fialla' accredited mire -
lie& cattle contained in 2,85I) lierds„
Under the Itestritted Are4 Plan thero.
are six district's in Canada that 'are
now free from tithereulosis.. The. • •
total area etiVera approaimately 11,009
square ntll, eptitaining about 31..'0,000'
cattle. The litre. of •PrOcedure . in this
work is,.for offteeishe department
to applY the tfilae,rculin test to all
cattle, to slagghtea and may compen-
sation•for,the.diseased animals and tti
disinfect the, pretifisesa At' intervals
thereatter .thelwrtl.$ ore tested
until feactors are, no loitger found,
• The report Of" tire Director GOnerat
/ contains a .umSt hiteresting ;lei:6114i
of 'the efforts that :aro' made by the
ateliartnientanot outy'to eradicate,:aueh at
diseaSee anl tuberculosi4" bill to control W
Mich Mixer diaeasee. 'as cause bjavY •
losses to live 'Meek owiter'.
.11tritfly tante. lietne 'and sakt,*.1
most 'had -some. waterinaiOirto•day."
ailloW Was •Shetr liis mother nekeda
.1,1, was oVetplaYina at SitainlY‘aliolleei
mot inOtlier opened the ice•boir;
and theta: :Wits' a watotntelent in It
Sammy eald.zContdn't w. bve ionier
and- tf the had tiz,Ittett e would
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