The Lucknow Sentinel, 1920-09-09, Page 2.--
Surpassing
all others in Delicacy and Fragrance
VI
Send us a post card for a free sample, stating the
rice you now sS
pay andteif you use Slack, Green or
Tea. Address alada, Toronto. B717
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and there is a good grass waehbeM'c1 !-
and wr.:nger. Another thing that
would surprise you is the number of
women who expect you to do a good
day's work without any of these three
things. Instead of a clothesline, Mrs.
X. has_ a reel that slips into a socket
in the back yard, and you can stand
in one spot and hang out the clothes.
And there is 'a little flag walk down
to a tiny platform tinder the reel, so
I do not have to wade around in the
mud on 'rainy days. The clothespins
hang in an apron bag in the laundry,
and' in anther bag :s a ball of • line
that can be put up in the cellar on
rainy days.
• On the stroke •of 12 Mrs. X. comer
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- Bili Breen's Bones
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The dingiest obiese in Hyde's
warehouse was the � messenger
janitor, old Bill Breen.
It was nearly. five. In the (Ilk
Sheba ! Iht , bt;l1 Il1J j .
Tut Origins! Rubber Putty- Iten:tlr s
!f,.11l. .ilii 1 •ul t 4 +: 1'uuclures. lil.•> ole.
xut.i. Tip
1,, sat1-i y.. • Gia cents 1... tp .l 1. 11“11
•1111 ,•I .!rl'
E. Bcbutield, 24 Dalhnucie Bt., Toronto.
It
t ret•n put his bonus carefully
n
his purse.
, ...end Breen, 1 told you this e
ini,• that I wanted u fit ratan."
dingy: But with et slant t'lit' deur had e st':l I1vdt•' l'a•l�i out his hand. "Well, 1 have
arid, behind the messenger. . •i found hiiil!''
s, ing "frim the theatre, hilted ,on th
Icurb en the lank out fur a flirt tiff 1 r••--
denly he gave it low .whistle, it.thielt- • The tooth of ;t fus�si!iz;�,t'tit'llls:t. 4
there was much rustling of paper
larks
• land slamming of desks -as, the c
Made. ready for departure.
Breen, with his broom, was di
ing the dust, when Mr.. Hyde's
rears. three times.
Hedley, the. cashier, .hastene
answer the summons. • In a #yew
rte• he returned, smiting, and th
rang trice.
Love; the junior, hurried into
private of fie e, looking rather b
Soon he call)~ . out with •a bear
countenance. He flourished an
velope.. • . -•
'`Never soak in the glass at n
Mise "Carr!" he advised blithely.
guv'ner's giving money away.'
going to give you tome!
The bell rang once, 'and the
typist d.dn't delay.
"Look, Bill!" said Lowe. "A p
lighter. S-sh!"
Bill Breen leaned on his broom
stared at the banknotes.. I -Le Ven
ed what it felt like' to have a lo
money=•say• twenty-five dollars.
scratched his chin.
"Been saving up, Mr.. Lowe?"
asked,
"No, old son,"• said Lowe. "0
bees and bachelors sate. Mr, Hyd
giving us all ^a bonus. Our tog
will cost us more, . and all that
The old' retriever will call you
presently,"
'`'Lie, sir?" Breen • turned •
hint: so„ Sir?"
"Well," said Lowe, uncemforta
`if, she gets it,. you . hould.
"Dcn'�t be an .asel" v•hittiered
ey angrily.. • •
The cashier looked curiously.'
Breen. Meek, seedy, eeif-effacing,
"enitor struck him as rather a\
hetic figure. He had been ages w
Hyder.
"All well et home, B,'l1 ?'' Heel
sked .kindly: •
ne mustn't grumble, s:r," rep-
reen, with a sigh.
"`Boy bad again, eh?" asked ifedl
• . "Yes, sir."
The cashier whistled. •
nd : "And I :don't "suppose you've hacl
al rise for donkeys years ?" he said.
ur thought not. • You'Il never exceed t
be' speed .limit, BiII. _,Ybu couldn't cat
n_ a • train. of thought, old man. T
t guv'nor can't eat you he's got in
pe gestion." - •
•
Breen 'was much embarrassed.'
"'Mr. Hyde looks so--te• fierce,' s.:
e explrainetl.., " `� hen I try to spec
sort o' choke., And by the time I
ady, he -he's • gone!"
"`Beastly shame!" sa!d;,Hedley, wh
e messenger was out ,qf heari
Old Breen's jest a resuscitated mu
n, my to us. 'But he's a live hero to h
son. In their shack somewhere you
s_ . Breen i3 dying. Young Bteen.'has
ways been dying, and old Breen h
e always been paying to• 'keep hi
e' a►ive.''
s,' Miss, Carr returned radiant. It soo
_. ' became evident, however, that M
yde had no 'intention of calling
11 Breen to receive a bonus,
As the clerks were passing au
een was putting his brush into
pboard. Ile wase trembling, Hed words had struck hint like•heav
•ws.
Mr. Hyde was in a bad •temper. I
• to the cellar .stairs and calls to ine
that myadinner is ready. In the kit-
- ; chen window is a little .folding table
! with a little blue Japanese cloth and
napkin, and I have my • dinner on
thet, and' such a nice dinner it always
. :s, a Little chine, pot cf piping hot tea,
pretty dishes and always a little .indi-
vidual dest he
spe.ially fosertr me aha ;•helsie shehas madem lthe
' f dessert the day before for the family;
. I dinner, • a -mold of -cornstarch•, a turns .
Iover,' or a small cottage pudding.
Sometimes in the •summer "there is a
ittle 'vase of flowers in the middle of
he table that I ' can . take home with
me when I go. 'And 1 smooth up my'
fair and take off my ,apron and feel:
ike a real lady wh:le I eat. I am:.
ready to go to ironing now, and I em
'n a much better mood than -I would
be if.she had slammed 'sone food onto
he corner of the kitchen table for me.
The ironing board is always smooth
nd • clean, and th re is a sleeve rack'
nd a nice . big .Ruck for the folded
lothes.� And there is an electric iron.`
And yet I know . Mrs. X.'s friends .
re •always wondering how 'it is that
he is able to get so much out of her
washerwoman in a day, and why, she .
*,..ays with her •so lona.-. Th:s is why.'
' Ve ng Honey in Cakes.. f
The..flavor of honey cornb:r s•espe-' I
iall•y well with spices, and for that
ason it may be used with very eat -
factory .results • in cake making..The t
se of honey also makes the cake
cep fresh and soft for a longer per-
• . • Rarely is honey `more 'economical a
an sugar, nor is it often much more
pensive. It is the •ex'ellence of the B
aver imparted. that comrle'nds it for
e in cakes. • •
D .liars From Gi gh..in and Beans. , the ..time they used to demand, and I I
A, few years ago a ,young .girl found can use that €xtra energy that I . t
it necessary to ears. sine money if spent trott•.rg from pantry to kitchen 1
she -was to 'continue to live at home, and bet: again in sortie other way --
as she wished to do. -The family resi- .doing some of the elany things that 1
deifce is cn a much -traveled highway, we fanners'' wives hart . to do but i
over which great numbers of motor never Ertl,- the time. 1
cars pass. every day and along :which And thirdly, a landscape window in'
crowds of children go- to and, from the kit.1 en, with • a window ledge wide: t'
school. It occurred” to the, girl that enough for a plant box or individual ' `
the site offered a goo:! chance to sell pot for flowers. Why shouldn't Moth- a
er get all the Iight and view possible a
things.
She spent fen cents for seeds. of while preparing .tl:e food that is to . c
common garden bush bean: which l keep Father and Johnnie well and
g , she
planted in an unused refiner spor i:t
make them efficient? She can't do a
her father's garden. When she ha,: in a dark, gicci:iy. kitchen.. s
.hery ested the crop, she • bought five It's a pretty geed investment •to'.
yard, of strong, bright -colored ging- ':ee.p Mcther. healthy in a light kitchen, s
ham and made it into bean bags. Some ith• a window in it vede enough for
she made square, some 'round, 'some it her to see the, blue sky and trees—.
the shape of animals, and on then ^Ray' a window four feet .wide by ttvo'
she embroidered eyes, mouths'• an.. -eet high. ; 'And hew her plants :rill c
• noses in colcred worsted. grow on, tih.is ivir taw .ledge! , re
These bags, she displayed for sale i is
on a large .square of • canvas that shet4 The'Wesherwoman Speaks. �`
stretched on the roadside fence. The; The' k
other night I came across a sen Rod
whole supply sold:almost at once. I tence in a book whie`hread:'"No man
The gingham had cost seventy-five can he a, hero 'la. his valet," and 1 th
cents and the beans ten cents. The ' coaildn't help thinking that this was ex
hundred bags that she made sold at alineet as true about a woman and her fl
ten cents apiece, so that she had a washerwoman. jus
prTheofnine dollars and fifteen cents." .Of course every day is Monday to a! c
next year she: made six hue ` Roman who washes for her living, a
dred bags.; and by making them a l and the person, whey' called` Vendee?, \v
Tittle more elaborate sold them fel*, blue certainly knew what he was talk- an
twenty-five cents apiece. • Her profits ing about. But I would just like to ret
-that year were a hundred and forty-' say that it can actually be made a rosy
five dollars. Bydegrees gi'ees she added day, as yob will see from the de=_trip rz1
ogler things to her stock, such as pine- : tion I am going to give of my day
needle pillows, the msterialc for which +'t, r.t__ v
sh
el Late that night. Mr. Hyde, retur
t. Minard's' Llnlment For Burns, Etc.
vett-led upon him that he had left hl:. recently found in• I''ret: s• we ghed•
bell`' office that evening without lock:ii tilt, seeeutu.n 'pcunits, It i ti,.�.t;;ht ;hat
! his roll-top desk. Not that..it mitt- til't's .11 unrii• ret eee., felt' the L:eed for
d to tered•pat ticulat b .- But ' tht re wa• :I ' '
min- t, ! tsut�'rat k�'rs.
loac}Eti ret_alvcr in , rt c �' the , �• twtr<.
e be l i• F{arly next i :erttine ;i ch:tr�wt:ntalt
would be pottering alp:;tat the eflise. ; T 3 GREATEST HIT pi Yl•:ARS
the . A chertvoman ne.ght, in curiasit;v, r
:ark.' open an unlocked desk: If •that wt - n.�:i. ilei,! e<, t►„• tester Far•::rr�
in \ '�
`y man sae', a•
n to, play' a itli a"rt��•.olve! -
en M.r, Ilyd heilrhil the first taxi flier
•
�fillt, appeared, and spec- lio4newaril for Lis.'
`Ile keys.- Ali' hoer later • lie hva bt in},•
He's Lorne swiftly to the' d�.sc'i•ted. i�,:seeee,
qur!i•t'er where leis wurrliause stuu;t.
lady r It, didn't take Mr.. IIy.Ie long to
each the t*roomy. w,i: ehvu rami he
was ,00n ,irr his oeal efti: e.'• Without
toue'hin'p the elcctree 'switch, he' 'went
and !.straight to his•desk e..n.}-tenteel on his
der- • flashlight. • •
-
t r- ! Ye+ , "the desk .was unlocked: Iie was
about to Lock it, wheii, more from
He habit than anything else; he raised
he theeslr.d.rg lid and p•ulk i open a steal'.
drawer.
He "stared in amazement. The drew -
my er was empty. -
e is
deco ._ A 'search showed that nothing else M
rota had 'been taken. But the . revOiver
was go r, e!
Thera suddenly he -•turned oft' his
red. 'ten tense pre, • n'1 stood ;ii,tening', i:h •
bl• Q'uick:y s:ipr!.m.- off his. overcn.:t,
y' he •push€j it .under the desk. ' Thsn
• He • he •quietly squeezed himself between:
a big press and. the well and waited.'
et The sal=h was qu etly ra%sec! from
the outside. Then a mein • \ti•e:,ril
tlTe t, a
pa mask dropped with -a toff' pad .,eta
in
ith jthe room. • •
The man had no lantrn. Iie laid
, • a srfiel•i bungle of tools 'on a table,
and drew, a revolver frdrm his p,�c'ket.
Red He looked eeound,• .
He• chuckled softly, as. he stde7se i
over hits tools to, unpack them. But
�y' his, .glee diet- in a gurgle when he
four:- ..himself suddenly • pinned in e.
• steel grip from behind. The revolter
,j fell from his hand. •
The burglar, however, ties not to 'lie
he caught so .easily:.- As the finite:•s of
dch Mr. Hyde fastened upon him, the
ip man's head and feet rthot out. A
Sharp hack kick • on the shin;_and a.
j sudden back butt in the face, aid Mr,
r.,. de, sick rend dizzy, fell .against, the
yde,
e"` wall..
Tacn•.the burglar made for, the. w,hn-
m t dow. But „it was only a feint, for!
• when Mr. Hyde was almost upon.hini,'
en the man turned quickly and dived'
m• right beneath the merchant's legs i •
Honey Pourci Cake.—A' good you
ke can be made by us:ng equ
eights of honey, eggs, sugar, flo
d butter. A little soda should
added on .account of using 'honey i
end of sugar, and flay Pring used tha
ll
give the desired taste. The. red
ay be varied by using some sugar,
stead of all 'honey. The mixture h
uld be beaten for ten minutes, and I
ked in a deep pan in a slow oven re
r -an hour.
Honey • Drop Cake—Take three- th
rths cup of honey. one-fourth c:
•
butter, half a teaspoon of cinr.amo
fourth of a teasnoonful of . clove
e egg, two cups of ,flour, half tea
oon soda, two chopspoens•water, or.
p of rain:ns chopped fine. Heat th
ney and butter till the butter .melt
d while it is warm put in the spice..
hen it is coed, add part of the flour,' II
beaten egg, the. soda ,t'ssolved'in Bi
ter and the raisins. Add more
r to. make a' dough that. will hold Br
she collected while the beans were If women only knew how very°
short-, coo
growing. Now the profits from her, sighted they were in the way they fa
little business keep her in spending treat their washerwoman, they would •
money the year round.. certainly turn over a new leaf.' And ` fou
because I trink that I may help them
Three Kitchen Iielps. to see this, I want to'*rite this little of
I wish every woman had these three article for some paper. a
things in her kitchen: I�ow much time do -you supposeon
• A kitchen Stools—made the right j is, rep
g lost in this country every washday just cu
h&ght r her to iron, wash ' dishes at 'in waiting while . Johnny scoots down
her sink, and beat cakes at her. cab- to th t ho
ince I'never 'have been, able to stand e store
to get a cake of soap or an
a box of starch, or for the water to
on my feet long without getting a bad get hot, .or for the woman of the' t
backache, and had begun to feel• that house to go „scurrying around pickingthe
I never could be an efficient farmer's : up her- dirty clothes all the forenoonwa
o
wife. But my farmer-husband—bless � It would lie very interest' 'I th" k flo
if one of those fellow bo tog
mysteriously h tt himself p who works in
- afternoon in his workshop. He this out,
ed -after an hour or so with a kitchetill When I get to Mrs. X.'s, as soon as
tool, and it is almost sts dear to.nee •
I take cup
.-..mac et d-
-' bringing him heavily` to the floor. •
n18 ' The other was 'upon. him at once,1
ag and ked` together, each try ing tot
as get ` h other's throat., the men roll-,
ed over. The revolver was kicked ri•:de
'm of the strugglers. •
I Despite the ferocity with',which the l
n men fought there was Little noise. I
r. The tiring of the clock hamrnered out
in,..a silence broken by gasps and muffled
blows. And' as. the men squirmed ;
t' about, • each tried to grip the • revolver.
a' So, battered and
_ " tyt•u�t. eel, they edged'.
and twisted 'about the bit of gleaming
Y f steel. But Mr. Hyde was the stronger!
n !.of the two. Slowly but surely he i
his heart!—eolved my difficulties ley, s you reada • about
s u ing rinse u one figures would take time' ter
emerg- to work ti-' ore
ether. • Drop by spoonful.; in a but- eu
le
ed pan and lmke in a moderate bly
n. I
Honey Cookies.—Use a fourth of a ju
-of---water two- , half it
up of lard, ane cup of honey, two be
yrolks; teaspoonful of st;da, six
s of flour, a teasncortful of cinna
on 'arsd half •a teaspconlnl of group
ger. Heat the water, sugar, lard
honey until all is melted. When
1 add the. yolks of ti'e ergs and
✓ sifted with the spices and s ,da
1 out on a floured board and cu
des=ired shapes. hake it: a mod=
e even: .
ard's Liniment Relieves Colds, Etc.
.n s an
as is my $:;00 piano. g e into my a c
! apren, I sit down at the table, where
A built -}n -cupboard for dishes over' there • is a 'cup of hot• coffee, two or egg
: 'the sink. I used to have .to trot into three slices• of nice buttered toast and cup
the pantry with my dishes. and I was a dish of stewed. fruit,,• I m
trotting' most of the time. Any cup-; Laundry, 'and there are 'the cciotht st in gin
hoard except • one 'that Was .built in and
:-
would have been awkward' in the the tubs, where they haw been put oto ,cam
a soak the evening before; the table
way in• my 'kitchen, Now my dishes cloths, napkins etc:, -in one tub, the flou
are washed and put away in about half' Rol
`` underclothes, towels, etc.,•;n'the oth r,
----_ :and. the colored •clothes in the basldet into •
.• aybee.• SCENTED RED on the .floor, A narrow shelf extends -
CEDAR
CEDAR CHESTS : arrest the end of the room, and on Min
Absolutely moth-t,roof and wonder- it is soap, atrimoTila. ,starch, bluing
f� haatisome pieces or fr rnitnrc. . et-erythir g I ani going to .need in 'my '
Direct from raa•n:.fa =rarer to yon. day's work, and never• ire the three
Write .for free Wrist' rated literature. years I have been washing there hae ' V. he
Eureka Refrigerator Co.. Limited anything heed missing farm" that shelf
Oct•e!a tgoastd, Ont. •
. when I got there. • The .water is hot,
.� • A
stice to :him, it must be said tha
*as tot altogether because he ha
en g:vir. twenty-five dollar bonus
He �ad "
away.area acute attack of hi
malady. .
He had 'just locked the safe; whe
ere was a knock at the door, I
ponse to 'a grunt, Breen entered th
ce.
`A`d you want to see me,.sir?" h
ed.
"No " said Mr. Hyde..
`I'd 'ike to speak to you, sir, •if=
. Mr. Hyde.whee'ed round.
"What the deuce o you want?" h
growled'.
"An advance in wages, sir."
Mr. Hide turned a bleak stare upon
his messenger,
h.
"You receive eleven dollars a week,'
heraisingly. "L'm afraid
cannot do, ny more for you."
I have wasted niy life!" burst out
en bitterly.
A•rd now you are wasting my
e!" said_Mr. Hyde, fyp
`fie a been here. twenty
Ira Hyde Hyde looked at his watch.
I don't want to hurt your feengs,
en," he said, "you are all feelings,
a jellyfish. But I don't wrap my
ning • in yards of silver paper.
en a: man �ccnit= to me and says,
in twenty years he hae made no
reelable advancement, I look upon
man as futile and incompetent.
ant only' fit -men. I am looking for
t man now,"
I'm not old!" cried Breen vehe-
t1 don't want him for your jotb,"
Mr..IIyde,•"taking his eoat from
hook. "You're safe. Of co,:r: '
old
th
res
of fr
. ask
t
O _ i
KEEN'S D. S.F. MUSTARD ' _ r .
t:.•ith the far.: cf England's -s I=t�re�y assccr�a�c3,
roast beef, having been
used with it for ever w century..
I(een's D. S. F. Mustrd
•
sail
en r.)re, rem dewy dusk till
if eaten, with roast Lee/ and Cther meats,fishe
game, peultri, 'cheese, etr. causes better
IC has received the
The Harvest Moon.
n harvest moonlight filters
through the goesainer of wood-
:andYl dew, .
rd , dream -eyed folk come .back
anew to.trip their treasure rare,
Then fairies .dance on cobwebs thin, to
st'rtini of cricket's" mandolin.
t' gained nAcenrlency. .
Then he had his meet- Invorantar-
ed ily, he tore •at the mask, and again I
thereby he lost his advantage.
For, mementarily freed from one
'.heavy hand, the .man seerried to beund ;
n 'out -of his adversary's grasp with the'
n springiness. of an eel. A moment!
'3. later.the beeglar lied secured the re -1
evolver and 'levelled it 'et Mr. Hyde.
ei •• When .the merehart 'faced tbe re-
- volver at fall cock, he turned utterly
e! sick end close -d his eyes. •
. drums the,sharp creek of .a shet.
31, Followed aarlick. The offlee.fleethd
with electric light; reveal:tee a tnan at
Ih .Mr. Hyde and 'Breen
bounel.ehe now unconsciou, burglar's
' shattered -wrist.' The man, his reask
41
rale naoonrays hr their hate al
I Bre
, 'AO, gloomy-hulen shadows fade into a like
where lilies; twilight -cool. that
aPP
Like Immeshed 'goblets lift . their that
44
'The ,seented stores ef golden beats,
hiehert award' 6t
Weatherproof the Shingles
There's added years of service if your roof
is pres,!9teikwith
•
AY'S
SHINGLE STAIN
ASK VOUR DEALER'
to:
ing. "you haunt the ailaee
well as by /lay,. eh? Lucky for nee
said. "I don't' play epeedel
over your property. 111.!-.4-t•
the bottem drawer of: you • de -t.
Ihe added, "what you .do w:th your life. l'h
Thee thsria until' the night is gone i ''s r
And if beneath the harveA moon, your I bee;
our own' affair. But I underststnd
have an invalid son. That would
toe• !" shouted Breen, white- te the
"Here are your keys!"
,:c,e them pass in s!lver shoon "O
1
Earth's School,
.I.cr sra. way cloth mother earth
Sure. censolecon wee,
ffrfnitnr,-try- heart,... -bereft ere -tar
i• Knew Oee 'Like Illm?
"Can Jikers take a joker
ONTARIO OIL
•
"the money haheeta.--
•
,Tho Dover Oil Cpmpany awn ,
leases oe 1,000 acres of !and in D
.rohitier and Belle *Barer districts.. In
the
22 w
. dere
100,0
hutnor(.0. papers, after I've rcad !tin,
.and eprir.gs them on me as his own."
latter ,disteiet they already -have
titles. In Order to Patience and
lop this 'enterprise, we offer
00 shares ef stock at .par vsitie of
each.
Write Now for Fut; PaVieuldre tO
John Pratt & Co.
7g Adelaide St. E. - Toronto
to replece' the revoi:a r.
He handed hei
ruefully, "i et
•When sed
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