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Exeter Times, 1914-11-12, Page 6A To Get "MON A CUANCE o tho!d on Year . ystem., t smfeastSngttofaCold lng 0 NORWAY W PINE' en teeted, wilt sooner or later some .sort of tang troun ie. ise *aaa that en the first or nougka yeti, get ria of. it For thi , p;arp >se we know as b tter ' than 'Dr, 'Wood's lase Syrnn. This Prep.:atien �7Ct the fl . et for the past twenty-five yeare, and these who have u '4 it have slot aver, raiLt: 1.70 ,: S d)" prais for its 'SFS. a. N. Gil:, `r` a N., " January, Janury, ar i^ 1 developedan awful COW, 1f377,a zt a, r>'4 to ?Yee for so titian 1' wilt , ,.",r...;r wauld, turn into p~sata ptier ,ate . tca bed nuts ?nt'mild nott aa', ,i, 7, at �;;a t the emoting e an i ne thle,,at and, ItInga past sit tares } s wo:nl4 cough. ' X would tura blank in. the, f a Me �,'�. �, tent came to sat e, t,.Ait 't t(t rae of year ac*mete. Pr.. Wcxsar ':s l az Pre"rat s It »t `bite i xf iL sad after Z taken to s :4'` a greatiltange for better, w, <„ � the .tt�� . -mother. and when 1 lied taken -tiles my Bough r i an gone, , °ia 1w r• -le r:A4rat'awS ek 5'nr €c1+7 t5 L SACS, h M 1'a"" .an t"i GRkZ<i� S" 9 '4Ti P„4' 1a $ i t ; rep s Y kt oven is too hot, Beating eggs and "YtEMIN butter makes it tough; tleerefore. Hints for the Home f With (he Banansa. Few persons know the convent- ance and delieat'. taste ot cooked bananas. hew not to bananas born e•adise their nutritive ya.lne ) el- nv bananas can be employed in many excellent gays. They are fine . plainly Loilecl n1 their skins and served with erearn or sweet battier for breakfast. Tbey may be boiled with to ,t• pork, .(Dr baked around a leg of fresh iierk (reeled in last instance), or fried and served with broiled lateb kidneys and ba- con. ITeed in this way both the kidneys and the bananas take on added ,flavor by being together, . Se- ;,entfrnzt 'ivhzi:h while ripe is yet } e fectlr firm. Ten minutes are e - i .t. red fen; boiling :led five or a. thele .inre for frying. freit will let >•'aa&, ' ,1t,S� %Shen:.it is done, for it falls into a 'nap a4 easy to digest ,.s "s_ab>. Led, Baked ba'_T._nas may take t place ofotat os to a e. aa� a'N..eare - 1' .- .t.'P�.,le E2 t.�r." as..t�lE"\' _:' E.'iG`c.. ren}, with all, : , meat�Bake t fern in their ski fiin t het cut, and puitc 2 neat dtevsion ll'te.< fingers how to y are $ i e'ressing. and acid *ea —Veal kid- <.y aartd e , n re x'te mired ;,t;x of t1tn; t$aN:t,Take;cofZ l,ttde c' tle 'sem a' only tete +.ma* d, Ar a'.`.:i:ATS.)41•-^`TM t will inttter in quite an The kidxtev trmw t bt itattr hut stili he left a Fre f n lilt A will leo *max nneenentee .d.t 'ette time R'I wheat Tpnl a. .. as fan,n, always add the flour last. In filling the pans let the mixture be a little' higher on the sides than in the middle. When the whipped whites are added do not stir, but turn them in lightly, so as not to break the air cells. The oven 'should be, only moder- ately hot at first. so that the Bake call get heated through and can rise before forming a crust. The beat should then be increased so that, when the cake has been in the oven one-half the time required for baking, a light crest will be formed. Moving or jarring the eake before the air cells are fixed is almost sure to eaase it to fall. Do net open the ..`en door for the first five minutes; .ftc 2 than it may be evened and ,hist gently. C"ake takes from fif- teen minutes t.-). ,$n hone to bake, ac- ordin' to the kind and thickness. It Is lane when a brnem straw man into it comes out e letan and smooth, Be' sure the eake is done before re- moving it from the oven. 1. -et at stand a few minutes in the tin an 1. it will then c".vie out Useful Hints. a remove the r.ne *?sitzo from a black art° dark tea_ skirt, rub well with }Ilene of flannel . {lipped in spirat. of tun* and die ?4�in alae openopenat;°. . en asmall clock is. Area a, -e_ end z . - it will be found vein- ns dal :ae M ek room. Setthe hands Y$e(Irart R' given to 6. the a'?dose be h l it' in the inside; this slight a'aptoves. the Unite and tender, When cooked, tics one side and put Rat to tengthwtse eel)sp►xhatted wdtif �. �bitd ttztt to n, hut all time. beside the wed eat at sti d{tannxl -Tis p `epar- -.. a few lad mmaat *a mmc<tice. Pel may lint: barna na Cut MTh a to;eees au crit the maakittt�,Idetd€t d`Daadd `tfend itt e1moupetd kind .ei:9mt•a ,peatnuts, nuts. Lay en. a deaf m^m?m+ with a. tittle a great adendid 5ImtM�?, p:e • tmt� Airit4 u1tl17 and Fusel 17gt ree. l deal lima; 0 i}( us aaaiitr to apply • at:; twill not mice, S6t' e?aet +..rde t et apt tt I rrt° tap the it f e- ite prnvinees periment- delay and disap- tt r pec►, to erring is eggs, at1c8€ ilii: 1, umax ffar ane taenia aa; aeeled mind ipaata 9 Sia i e l➢it'ees. plunge in r fa( lun and f tltrnc' ^*otS ggs. Aorta ban. Pinar the .._. -tial to tie E>ll beaten. tri* hitt. re - 9t lit"t'F C ef*F�,1>w ifted flip 14 Plate half in as larg ppy 0/alfalfa of 4 was. bejnU__ f:tit 4if ;tilt, her. The new tiara; t,f tanillta stories high an(t cos is waiaaui sztut� r with a. evtaoden over a, million dollars. The main Just balm' contract has been let to Stone & tet. tin of the three Webster, and one o the conditions n�a real bravery in Peter, feu" eta ter and gently ' is that /alt sub -contracts will her bravery • gas silent as the deep w : ht'itw cut six! given to Canadian firms. Material'ftowing stream. Its presence need as each in T•t�o.nscrci an tlae c,+nsta`nciti.,n he t. q" a 03, a, 4SaameLthat he did no Typhoid'nod the Soldier, need the heat o.f a Are. And tht cock f'rew :'.Ibis was the first :yarn 11z. n illiam Oster urges the 1 inn, derewas still time to ge ar nvanther/tics to S•aeci tfaat,gaae. llteets of ti lies, upon W ^e etarn.Diatia y(�nt the llaai Maait2 _A FriG n lIow a.i�tze.0l Shell ID�t `atln�� „ Forming aYD@zp t f3 rc�a. f era taErr•The British Soldier is adifficult person to impress or depress, even by immense shells idlvd a ; a.t e. t ,iplosive which detonate with terrific aiolenee and form craters large enough to act as graves for Axe Ie German howitzer shells are eight -to nine inches fli)T#T and on Yznpart eolllns of greasy black smoke, On adcrzmtot}stl 1a ' az'?as Jack Johnsons by the soldiers. 11.s. resCaaaonryrcoezzeenstfrrnda tatlseL illl ee e., oft.Tb � osert,I,sttffT whose narrative has been tfieially published by the Press �trcaz.Our drawing vividly shows the irlelsG craters made a'the German 1olvitzer shells and the dense mass f black snlede they make onbursting as they tTtfilt.'-?Faca by W. Lae�kloek, I?loatrated War News, of camphor en Mac+ w l give the mouth a feeling, and it wilt rats and prevent any- " ; {3m'. affections of 0 ash on'' ++:pl•Ld g whip The ,icts in hag along other than aneumulate rent pienes. Wine dditi0Lial one is under 0a' set Til a 4 e l soaking polished t ardlila ng the r until sen pest 'it nd. rt will tl irag 'ccxti. kiA its Lf�ew ENT OVld . TI.QNA l; iSt. tti It f . ,Iesais and Pet . Text o 12. nark 27. Al be offended—. e when Jesus :nigh n all his attention inks of the disciples. tlffer because a him And he wanted to re pain, it was Inevitable laseepahatireditaliFt betaken and p Howbeit, after am raised will go before you into Galilee would be unittd again and 'OW of Gethsemane altd /he pain ry were rto bo changed into 29, But Peter said %into him, Al - Peter not only boasted because of his supposed he also diseredit;11 the ny Me thrice - Je:-us 'knew Peter. spoke quietly to him. It wnuld a most seem as though Jesus spoke so (.111:::eali.l.y that the nthers di<1 nut spake exceeding voile - l'Illr$1.:CESS AS nilttan Is Setting au Other 31 unielpallti „ Hamilton. Ontiario, has actepted he British motto "Business 'St V' and evidently has sueeeet making business a little bi than ordinary. en to do thing.; in a. big way onstrnetinn of the new Royal work on which week in Oeto- NOP le t 09, The maid turned to those that work of The Prelleh arnlY (hla 0 od Ily and Fain, pointing to pe. and of British army surgeons, par er, This is one of them, She was Ocularly in India, has shown nen- "'re and Positive. "One of them." etusively the remarkable reductiuu ENcryhodv in that, tiourtyard knew the incidence of typhoid when nho -them" referred to and who trick ean by sticking its head ' hidden himself by denial ait the es Peter WaS. Ile could as little have ,n, e.thirahti,34140,-Ni:psertiebn(lerecinogthitile eA4Imenfiittri- the sand. ase is so much more preval y is of special ['OAK', as the 70: And Alter a littl hal the United States. The number evidently stoed by aking a,es M the home army has fain bow a front as possible. By keel) from 3.53 per thousand men te m company wah the enemies 0.03 in ,,,ix, years, and the death rate JeFus he would be aneounted an enearty, At least so he thought. But twine, hut several Ones. was Peter nonfrouted with the fact. lie not only looked like a Galilaea hut he spoke like e, What wen night wizen the reitt,IWne4,1 prophe at 1401,11t' and abroad of 60,06- there 'deaths. a has been thorn the v the fact tha the yea the pi Apu- tfIlleeN the The Old Fashioned Purging and Griping Action of Pills is Now DOite Away With. unlock the secretions, clear away all waste and egete matter from the system, and give tone and vitality to the whOle intestinal tract They do this by aeting direstly eu the liver, and making the bile pass through the bowels instead of allowing it to get into the Wood, and thus causing cousti- Pation, jaundice, catarrh of the stomach and similar troubles. *Mrs.:1„4.1\L Ratchford, Teterboro, Ont„ writes; "Having been troubled for years with constipatien, and trying many different remedies' which ditl nto to gond whatever, I was asked to try 7,AfilbtimA$ Laxa-LiVer Pins. Inhave found them m• end them to people wl,o suffer from ▪ milburins nana-niver Pills are 25c or dealers, or Mailed direCt 012 reCeil7t. of price by `The T. Milburn Co., ',hutted, FL NE Oe eig The re e ti mereittl World. The ail nAorn in London a,re m4,1 Teetavlec, v ed nitien recently arrived 04 Tin- 1, alert, were mans from ti 11110,41red Birmingham men hav joined the arraY, hrinin, the thud etilisnment itv up to 20,000. National Relief Fund n• steadily tit the 14ne now been renehed. Gernannis England heir for Tbi- was on trial if he avere not of the -1,11":e. d 1 xa ee nen raptured an n., eompany of the prophet? 71. But he began to rause and 14 1,..,9,1:21,f11:3tiliTietti.rtlh"inustmn speak—The abysi w.118 yawning; 14608; and in man loadlearn He ditl nut convince his ;winners that he bad not been 0me of Jinats's followers. His denial:, with eur,ing• and swearing, Might h,tve w-sured them that he hod left Jeso,, and now was not a disciple. 7:2. And Straightway the second 'e Mently—A great many people take t, vehemence for much ntrength. is frequently the dissipation o,f what little strength remains. There was me the cock crew. And Peter nape to nand the word ---He was so busy denying when the eock crew nger that be did not. notive the Found. Now he had gone far as he eonld in denying Je- is to them in the , le in Canada as far as posbible fat and and the work is to be dnne by Canadian workmen. Every one of the 250 rooms has a bath in con- nection, and in equipment the ho- tel will ha the equal of anything on the American continent,. "Oho Harn- 'Iton Bridge Company has the oon- minutes. inning with • once in a while. Lift u ; drain on a towel and i r'n all round. Serve with one iatilespoonful of t for the steel work, which is sugar. Mix well with now ready for delivery, so there e. minutes. I3oil in a. will be no delays, and several Min- * postage, .If other_ pan if -half cup of milk and dred thousand dollars will be paid i 114 5 ons se a intrann far▪ mers in eggS 4,ae.halt cup of cream, adding in wages during the next twelve iceur. seven drops of vanilla. As soon as months. r potatoes,. from lit enms to a boil. pour gradually The following distinetaighed other province should bee ad d p ne pro - paid) to the Superintendent of the nearest BranCh Experimental Farm t province. J. H. GRISDALE, Dir Dominion Experimental Wife (after callers had gone) — How dare you scold me before nom - dear, I don t dare to do it when we ` over the eggs and sugar continually names appear on the Board of stirring meanwhile. transfer into Directors :—Sir Sohn Gibson, ex - a saueepan, set pan on the fire, Governor of Ontario; L. H. Frost feeasinA stirring, but do not allow puny. Southam, of the m nutee without president Frost Wire Penne Com - to hell. Remove the pan from the Hamilton Spectator; Col. D. R. fire. Strain through a cheesecloth Moodie, Cyrus A. Birge, of the into a bowl and serve. Canada Screw Co., and other Banana Souffle—A delicious hot dessert to be s.:erved in rainekins made of one eupful of ban.an as -chop- ped very fine, two cupfuls of cream whipped stiff and five eges. Stir he fruit and cream together care- ully without destroying the light - REEVES VIERE BAD Hands Would Trernhle So She Colild ot Hold Paper to Read. Whet the nerves become shaky the whole system seems to become unstruno- and a general feeling of collapse occurs, as the heart works in sympathy with the nerves. i n1rs. -%rin, Weaver, Shallow Lake, Ont, f„ writes: "1 doctored for a year, for my i-ec heart and nerves with th- • ,ent doctors, but they did not seem to know I what wai the matter with inc. My 7,-,1e-rves got So bad at last that I tonic' I not hold it paper in my hands td, read, (- the- • they trembled. I gave ill) thilakinE- if could not get' better., A B.tcly living a Few doors from me ad- .2.na Ncr.ce ao to please her did, beaten, but not separated, and half fill the buttered ramekins with the mixture. Bake in a guide o-ven until they are light ard delicately brown- ed. Serve with sugar and crea,m soon as they come from the Oven. souffle will Ball if it is allowed to stand until it e.00ls. To Make Good Cake. Ono of the most thorough recipe )ooks gives a list of rules far mak- ng cake, whida, if they are -care- ully followed, will result in good ake nine times out of ten. Good ake is a matter of c.arefillness and )reeision, not ot luck. Have the veights and measures exact. Do let mix the cake until the oven is -rifirely ready for it to go in. Sift he lieu): before measuring it. II iaking powder or eream of tartar_ s used, sift it with the flour - Mix the cake in an earthen bowl with a wooden spoon. Beat the ,yolks and whites of the eggs separ- ately. Grease the tins with lard, as butter blackens. , Add a quarter of a teaspoonful ef salt to all cakes. If the. rake cracks open as it rises Goo much flour has been used. 'If it rises in a cone, in the centge the anci l\Terve Pills are 50 coats per bo hp'xes fOr 51.25; at druggists,oin„ 'al'ers, or /nailed direct 'S11, eeeeipt ,The T. Milburn prominent Hamiltonians. Another instartee of Hamilton's progressiveness is the acquiring of the Canadian Branch of Proctor Gamble, manufacturers of Ivry S,nap and Crisco. This firm is build- ing a million dollar plant, work on which was started snme weeks ago. Public works are being prose- cuted with something more than the ordinary vigor, and Hamilton is setting an example that other cities might well emulate. To whine about "war conditions'' and cry "hard times" ,is the sure.st way to create a feeling of uneasiness that will result in accentuating the to be admired„and its result is what mighb be expected. Ethel (finding the sermon tedious and thinking it high time for the collection)—"Oh, mother, do pay the man and let's go home !" "Sued for breach of promise, "Temporary insanity, and I expect to prove it by the love -letters • I Bobbien''. said his aun t, re- proachfully, `'Why is It you never remember to say' "Thank you ``T expeot it's 'cause I don't get things given to M e often erniugh to prac- tice !" answer -ed the ,young diplo- net he announeed. If inut the with I) en—His t te ranee gams in emphasis as it loses in pilidence. And in like manner also said they all—Peter was so loud and dent:nye in his declarations that the other disciples felt they had to make some protestation of fidelity and bravery. Then, too, they were safe in the security of seclusion—and Jesus was with them. Verses 52, 54. See Lesson Text Studies for ,November 1. 66. Beneath in the court—The trial was taking place in an upper room One of the maids of the high priest—There was no restl evident - lye in the house of the high priest during those hours of darkness 6'1'. Warming himself—The nights are cold in Palestine even at Easter time. The climate is similar to that of some parts of California, How- ever hot the days may be the nights are cool and 'a fire is wel- nome. Peter had not So far for- gotten his own perSonal needs as to be indiffe,rent to the oold. She looked upon him—Doubtless she was concerned about 'other duties and would not have been attraeted by a man warming himself at the fire had there not been something unusual about this man, The air of the high priest's courtya,rd was elec- tric with the, fact of the capture of the prophet. So the eyes even „of the servants would be k:een and the ears a.lert to anything' out , of the ordinary. Thou aleo waist,. with ,the Nazarene, even Je srus—Ther e are in the words both certainty and a taunt. She is in no doubt, 68. But he denied, saying—He was caught and he know it. He now dees what tlie coward always does; tries to evade the, issue. 1 neithei.• know, nor understand What thou sayest—This maid spoke a dia- lect different from that which Peter used. It would seem that Peter, understanding plainly what she 'said, 'tried! In` make out' he did not understand her. Eithel^ is the interpretation, of Peter's words or he wanted in shoW ignc-iranee of what really was going on that night. Either view 'indicates the ool ishness Peter. And 1)e went hurry, or she atta.ched conse- nuence to the Presence of Peter: He had an opportunity to get away. e may well believe that he was Ants, and, doubtless, hp also felt assured he WAS in no danger of bndily harm, He was meditating the awfulness of his act when the cock crew the secOnd time. Now ivhen he thought thereon, his better nature, his true self, came to the front,. He could look upon his true other s..11, his evil side. 'which I caused to deny his Master. d what a, mean, small, shrunken self he saw! ,14 Hight Lieut. C. II. Coliet TuE WA YFA BBB S" LIBRA It Y. who droppcd three. he mbs. On tiz Zeppelin Elie.c1 at Dusseldorf. 11 The publishers of Everyman's Li-lf4,rmerly lived Winnipeg. brary have been considering a means to broaden its scope. In at- tempting this it has been deemed advisable not to deviate from the lines on which the library was ori- gmally planned, but to supplement it with a detached 'arm which they have christened , the '`Wayfarers' Library„" Whil e the object of Everyman's Library was and is to make easily available the greatest classics of all tune, the ann of the Wayfarers' Library is. to present'. to al process sinee the ginnin war. ert1f0, of the 0th Battalion Einn'.4 ni I Rifles, was eat to pienes xdaera „speczal votive found a. arge +am tied 13. the line. Liver ww, visited hy torrential thneanip- tont win, fit .1) bac- ang to be se n t11.1 fan' r lade an einest appeal loci-mt., and gave a ..,,plendid vitae. King Edward and King Glenrain ;tined in ,tone, have bean plated One of the leadinn banks in Voir ili‘a Mnjeetv'e Service, by the mploymmit of 'lady el erks. iitrilibanipthn S:1,14 and magistrate. died suddenly the Banister Paris bowling ganni while playing the winning ehnt. The Firet Battalion of Tirailleinn, under the command of Colonel Wemblen where the men are. en- camPed, t lin Belgian Consul -Orn - Talbot, has sent home to his liar- CIAS at Stevenage, Herts., the offi- cial flag of the German vessel which the Talbot eaptured and brought into Falmouth. The two amateur football clubs at Maidenhead have contributed „ no fewer than fifty membetes to Lord Kitchener's army. Both clubs have abandoned all matches, includia g cup contests. 61111 Sileneers in War. Sir Hiram P. Maxim, the inventor of the Maxim gun silence'', ex-pects that the present war will demon- strate the military advantages of his invention, just as the British 'battle with the dervishes at Khar- tum demonstrated the value of his the .reader the multifa,rious phases father' s machine gun. Ac co inii ng o t e which have their interpre,ta- to the World's Work, the Maxim tion in the jlohter field of modern gun silencer so muffles the noise of firing thae the commands of the litAeiratitiutttriegth ,Fic:ii.tu mu.st neo.oss.arily officers can he heard more distinct - figure largely in the list, this is no ly and thus enables them better to haphazard ra_issue. of no.veis, but a control the firing. The soldier, t-oo, forrnula;te a collection of books suffers less from nervous strain and sincere and purposeful attempt to *well shall a,de,quately rapresent consequent fatigue. The silencer the romanticism and ima gin ative- irnneolittlel°c:eltilsYntilllenuilsi:elheca8°tiptihtbeolnoawogi.seeni'cbleuhtepuasslohslo--, ness of'Our own time. Tlie Library will be' far reaching in its scene, exten.cling from the dier,'' says.the World's Work, `rno quaint }rumour of maTk Twain i3O longer flinches instinctively as he of pulls the trigger. That is conducive taeanleh 3,i,stowleicyliTilla,,an,d,v,:n1110,tioitrioliiyisTiroetsisaided -t0 better marksmanship, and by ief sle'ta°s7,, Acbiline5sruot Pi eneunD6ses°,1Eil,er iGi,e. Gaidll. i 1.1-1:1..le'csRisltaeis _-- Tr eh:01(11,i mi ntl'u. etaids 'Ile s IhetileeltileolailsYe' sof 'cli ihf- ficultY' in loca tin gethe firing lin e. "Just look at the trouble money can get you into. ,Yes, bn, loot at the trouble it Can get you out `Elie man who is ,no tion ten with merely fulfilling orderi; butt who pitts'Itis Mind int() his own work, is absoltttely annulled in the dark.",: that .was the; e:Gt e").<1 nothing ; he said the ,saltn. e,thiing , but as One growscqittlet';:oni- Never say die. Expir soonds more classy. is The Cause of Boils and Pimples. When boils or pimples start to li,reak out on your face or body you niayrrest them it will be necessary for you to purify it by using a good medicine that • ve All the impurities out of the • Burdock Bload Bitters is a blood puri- fying remedy. One that has been on the market for the past forty years. One that is known from one end of the country to the-. other as the best blood purifier in exislente. It cures boils, pimples and all other diseases arising, ft -6m bad blO•od. BOILS CURED. . Andrew t oilier River Glade, 1ST.B., was 'troubled with 1;oils Tor years, in fact, did not iknow what it was to he . ' rid of tin'exiii,until 110 Used Burdock- Blood' mr. -Otto Boyce, Yarker, On t„ haci his.fa.f..,eitantlnecinbreak out with pimples. He.tried several kinds of meclichie with out success. Two bottles et' Burdock Blood Bitters banished them. B.B.B., is manal'actured only by i lie ', T. Milburn, Co.; Limited, Toronto. Ont.