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i pleblo n j g evengeunesland dainty dishes rhubarb cream pic stew rhubarb as for sauce and sweeten to this add a little cornstarch made into paste with cold water and beaten yolks of one or two eggs bake in one crust and use whites of eggs for meringue tomato tapioca soup to one pint of strained tomatoes add onehalf tablespoon extract of beef one ounce butter two tablespoons minute tap ioca ono and onehalf pints hot water salt and pepper to taste and boil for fifteen minutes serve with fried bread or toast harvard salad scoop out centers of small tomatoes and fill with follow ing mixture three tablespoons creamed cheese ono tablespoon minc ed parsley chopped mushrooms to taste catsup salt and pepper six chopped olives all moistened with french dressing servo on bed of cress rice and tomatoes butter baking dish put in layer of boiled rice dust with salt and pepper and dot with tiny bits of butter add layer of canned or fresh tomatoes and season with salt pepper and butter proceed in this manner until the dish is almost full make last layer of rice pour in which a little borax has been dis solved a piece of charcoal placed upon the shelves of the refrigerator will absorb any unpleasant odors and keep it sweet smelling window shades that have been streaked can be cleaned by taking a hard crust of bread and rubbing the spots whore the shade is streaked wind wrapping twine into balls when taken from parcels it is an easy way to dispose of it and it will be found useful in a great many ways when doing a little home paper- hanging the amateur will find the pa per much easier to hang if the paste is applied to the wall instead of to the papor burning the fingers can be avoided by equipping the metal knobs on pot and kettle covers with goodsized corks wired on with bits of picture wire never place a good piece of furni ture very near a fireplace or register the heat dries the wood and glue of ten causing cracks where the parts are joined together when sewing stiff material havo a piece of soap handy and occasionally stick the needle into it you will find the needle will go through much easier and will not break one cup of tomato liquor over all and bake in a hot oven twenty or thirty j 3l i ej b a5 h minutes i the poker at the bottom and scalloped eggs boil six eggs un- i raise gently leaving the poker in the til hard have ready threefourths fire for a few minutes t ca cup buttered cracker crumbs and one a dra and it makes the fire burn pint white sauce sprinkle bottom j bri of buttered baking dish with crumbs i to remove creases from clothes cover with onehalf of eggs chopped whlch have been p awa for fine cover eggs with sauce and some tlme nanff ln tho bathroom sauce with meat repeat and cover then turn on the hot water top the top with crumbs bake until crumbs are brown ham chicken sausage or veal may be used bscon roll stuffed with chicken or turkey spread thin slices very cold bacon with minced chicken or turkey mixed with the leftover gravy mix a little cream and dust with finely minced green pepper or parsley roll and fasten with wooden swekers dip in batter and fry in deep fat to steam the will entirely remove creases press afterwards when popping corn put in enough corn to cover the bottom of the wire popper then drench with water just before placing over the fire every grain will pap and much more quickly than without the added moisture for mud stains on dresses dissolve a little carbonate of soda in water and with it wash the mud stains another plan is to rub the stains with a cut make the batter beat two eggs add onehalf cupful of tepid water add r potato afterward removing the slowly to one cupful bread flour sifted with onejourth teaspoonful salt beat well and add one teaspoonful olive oil creamed potatoes peel enough pot atoes to make three cupfuls cut into small cubes mix in one tablespoon- ful of butter one of flour salt and pepper to taste and one tablespoonful of parsley cover potatoes with boiling water adding a teaspoonful of salt boil until just done but not broken heat milk in double boiler tub flour smooth do same with butter pour on some of the hot milk then add to milk and boil until thickened season to taste drain potatoes and slide into hot milk let bubble up once or twice then pour into hot serving dish and sprinkle parsley over them strawberry sponge pudding to yolks of two eggs add two table spoons of cold water and beat until very light using egg beater add twothirds cup of sugar gradually still beating and two tablespoons lemon juice mix and sift one- and onethird cups flour with two tea spoons baking powder and onefourth teaspoon salt combine mixtures and cut and fold in whites of two eggs beaten until stiff turn into butter ed mold adjust buttered cover and steam one hour never allowing water to fall below boiling point wash and hull one quart berries cut into quarters and put into bowl or brush lightly and sprinkle with onehalf cup sugar let stand in warm place un til serving time remove pudding to serving dish and pour around pre pared strawberries apple sauce right and wrong judging from the results seen here and there one must come to the con clusion that there are many wrong ways of making a simple dish of apple sauce we may cook apples so that each piece shall remain whole but this is not a true sauce for the latter the potato juice by rubbing it with flannel dipped in water to prevent dust when cleaning rugs instead of sweeping with a broom use a carpet sweeper or a small vacuum cleaner and then take a cotton cloth saturated with gaso line and rub your rugs over they will look like new and be perfectly free from lint embroidery of very kind that has been washed or cleaned with petrol should be ironed on the wrong side to throw the embroidery into relief there should be a soft pad of several thickness of flarfhelso that the em broidery can sink into it without be ing flattened an improvement over boiled corn is toasted corn after boiling the ears six minutes so as to cook them partial ly remove to a bread toaster and place over hot coals turning until they they are browned evenly the delicious flavor thus imparted is well worth the extra work of preparing if your white shoes have become too dark and dirty looking to be clean ed they can be turned into smart look ing biown shoes by rubbing them over with a mixture of twenty drops of saf fron and two tablespoonfuls of olive oil two applications will be requir ed to make the color dark enough a useful addition to the kitchen table is a crossbar for hanging up spoons and other utensils two ver tical laths are nailed to the side of the table one at each end the trans verse bar is fixed to these this is provided with hooks and forms a convenient rack the hooks may be screwed to the edges of the table to wash woollen stockings so that they will not shrink is quite easy first shred some yellow soap into a small tin saucepan cover it with cold water and let boil slowly on the stove till a jelly take some tepid water and with the boiled soap make a good lather wash the stockings 1 orchards and mighty tides 2 automobile traveller is never out of sight of blossomladen orchards of blossomembowered highways 4 this tree has a record of 32 barrels of fruit b 3 pour hundred miles lossom sunday have you ever heard of it that sabbath day of enchantment and poetry in the land of evangeline in early june when mile upon mile of fruitful orchard- lands is whiteandpink with count less millions of apple blooms and a great seventymile long valley is tilled from end to end with intoxicating fra grance that recalls the orange groves jof florida or the glorious heliotrope lot del monte santa barbara has a flower festi val and the happy dwellers lntbe santa clara valley revel in the beauty and luxuriance of their peach and prune blossoms but only in nova sco tia is thero an annual feast of bios coma that is worthy of the name the tourist in nova scotia linger ing until midseptember goes into raptures over the marvellous color- mosaic that fills the valley during the harvest time but he little realizes the feast of color and of fragrance he has missed by not being there ln early june what so are as a day in june indeed when it is spent in the anna- polls valley weekend excursions are arranged by the railroads in order that the dwellers in the cities and larger towns may have an opportunity to share with the orchardisu themselves in the rare beauty of the landscape in kings and annapolis counties largo numbers patronize these excursions especially from halifax the capital city and many find a double ploasure in walk ing through the petalcarpeted orch ards and highways or viewing the great ocean of white from the pearly hills apple culture in the annapolis val ley through which the now famousdo- minion auratoi runs now grown to aimh-immpcojsrtonshad-it3-ia- ception a couple of centuries before the horticultural possibilities of cali fornia were even dreamed of the first apple trees were planted there by the early french settlers about 1633 and there are still existing trees that are thought to date back pretty near to that time in a longabandoned orch ard ln the lovely valley town of para dise not long ago the writer saw sev eral gnarled apple trees that must have been at least a couple of hundred years old prom the small beginnings of the peaceful acadians has developed one of the largest and most profitable ap- famous not only for their quantity but for their fine quality every farmer in this long sheltered valley raises this delicious fruit even though he doos it on a small bcale there are scores of orchards with from 200 to 1000 trees and the largest of all locat ed near kentville contains 20000 trees the entire crop of the valley aver ages between 700000 and 1000000 bar rels a year and nets the growers any where from 51500000 to 2500000 ac cording to size of crop price and other conditions the greater part this output is sent to the british market and the apples from a blossomcover ed ree which particularly attracted the admiration of a june bride last summer may later have reposed in the cellars of windsor castle or been dis played in the show windows of some london fruiterer gravenstelns whose pure white blossoms are the first to reach perfection are a favored product of the valley and baldwins red a3- tracbans greenings northern spies bishop pippins king tomkins non pareils ribston pippins golden rus plegrowing industries on the contln- sets ben davis and sweet boughs are ent for nova scotia apples today are amqng other popular varieties raised young trees begin to bear five or six years after setting out and one farmer has packed 32 barrels from a single tree the orchardists here fol low the most approved methods of ap ple cultivation allowing about 30 feet of space between the treesplowing up the ground arid spraying on the most modern principles some of the finest of the nova sco tia orchards are situated at the east ern end of the annapolis valley in the vicinity of kentville woltvllle and grandpre so that the verygraustl which evangeline and gabriel are sup posed to have trod in the happy days before 1755 is stippled with the wind blown petals and the mighty currents of the tidevexed mlnas basin bear thousands of them over the very course of the vessels that took the hap less acadians into exile if evangeline could only return to earth today and time her visit for tho first week in june what a new and strange vision of lovlness she would behold even in those ancient days when the sunshine of saint eulalie lived and loved in grand pre a foot path led through an orchard wide and disappeared in the meadow the sunday school international lesson june 11 sowing and reaping lesson gal g text gal 6 temperance golden stead of a strong man who will not do so 2 burdens a significantly differ ent word from that in verse 5 where 7 there is probably no immediate link with the previous vxerse bufthe thought is not far away as the return to it in verse 10 shows selfishness the load is that which we must carry j is the sowing to the flesh god is here the thought is not mocked this is the converse of i such old testament conceptions as i in this rubbing well and using no other soap rinse in tepid clear tot wring out and set in the ar that is in tho end it shoudl be per- to dry quickly feet mus or puree another advantage of sieving the cooked apple is that it need be neith er pared nor cored both the seed and the skin adding flavor it will not take as long to sieve the apples as to pare and core them so time is actual- ly saved and additional flavor gained for plain apple sauce wash and quarter fruit and just cover with boiling water which hastens cook ing mash the fruit as it softens and stir so that the uncooked top will get to the bottom when all is soft put through a strainer and sweeten to xtnste no two varieties of apples require the same amount of sugar and in general too much is used tho sauce msy be cooked after it is sweet ened but if it is to be eaten at once this is not necessary household hints just try drying the wool blankets on curtain stretchers if it ijgsrishcd to retain their usual length and width to remove tea or coffee stains pour through the stained part boiled water ocean deeps fiftyseven ocean deeps of more than 18000 feet based on 500 sound ings are now known 32 in the paci fic 18 in the atlantic 5 in the indian ocean the total area covered by these deeps altogether is only about 7 per cent of ocean floor 3000000 cossack boots three hundred thousand steers will yield up their hides to make the 3- 000000 cossack boots just ordered in london each pair of legs takes nine feet of leather and each pair of fronts two feet there is a single thread uniting the whole paragraph the right relations toward the other man verse 4 who- belongs to the christian family they are all centered in the duty of using the microscope for our own faults and looking at the other man mostly to see how we can help him verse 1 we seem to hear the echo of a boast that they could not be tol erant of trespassers the whole verse is reminiscent of the lords ncounter with men who brought him a woman overtaken in a grievous trespass when he bado look to them selves restore the idea of the verb is that of putting something in order so as to be ready for use again like tumbled nets after a nights fish ing mark 1 19 note the corres ponding noun in eph 4 12 of the fitting of the consecrated for work of serving it is god work to estimate and punish guilt our only concern is that one of gods tools is out of re pair and we must see it in working order again spirit neither here j has helped him paul nor in verse 8 do we use the capital uses this word boast after i he argument judge now tell what passed be tween yourself and the complainant defendant well your honor there wuz two pairs of fists one turnip seven firebricks a dozen assorted hard names and a lump of coal it is in fact usually impossible to dis tinguish in such phrases between the divine and the human spirit sbr the latter is the part of man where god dwells in an unspiritual man called psychical in 1 cor 2 14 one who has nothing higher thnn the mind in him the psyche or soul being in this context the man on his im material side the spirit is asleep and the sleep may deopen into death gentleness supremely seen in christ for ourselves of times when mighty love doth cleave in twin the burden of a single pain and part it giving half to him the law of christ compare especial ly john 13 34 a better reading here is the future ye will fulfil 3 something so in gal 2 g the man who thinks so much of himself could of course not stoop to do what in india is called coolie work for his brother especially if he had been caught in some lapse those who have learned christs law from see ing him at coolie work for men john 13 5 compare mark 10 45 will count it their privilege when he is nothing in 2 cor 12 11 paul humbly uses this phrase nearly of himself deceiveth himself not other people who can generally take tht measure of such men 4 prove to apply a rigid and impartial test to our own performance is the surest check to conceit glory ing the thought seems to be that when a man hns really tested his own work he will feel no temptation to compare it with his neighbors achieve ment he judges it by an absolute not a relative standard if then he glories in it it will be with no sort of pride for he knows its faults but only with thankfulness to god who very often i quotation marks as it were 5 for his responsibility for this work ho can never share he must bear it himself before god what then has he to do with other peoples responsibilities and the possibly in ferior faithfulness with which they shoulder them 0 communicate an unintelligible archaism it means go shares with the catechnmen for the word here got a technical meaning before long psa 37 13 representing jehovah deriding the creatures of a day who dare to defy him the new testa ment would never say this but it can picture man deriding or rom 2- 4 despising the patience which mans folly mistakes for importance yet all the time wild oats are sown by gods inexorable law wild oats come up and are harvested unless the sow er has grace to pull them up and sow another tardy crop in the enfeebled soil 8 flesh here is the antithesis of spirit and includes the whole of hu man nature when god is left out just as spirit is mans highest nature in vital union with god corruption what are men better than sheep or goats destined for nothing but the grave if they deliberately starve the one immortal part of them 0 welldoing see paraphrase two different words appear for the good here what is seen to be good has the emphasis in verse 10 the em phasis is on internal quality due season rebuking impatience har vest cannot come a month after sow ing 10 opportunity the same word as season the marginal while we have seems preferable household an american scholar has lately sug gested that hero and in matt 5 47 and 1 tim 5 4 there is an allusion to a lost proverb like our charity begins at home which in greek was the shin is farther off than the knee german fairy tales across the border what is going ox over in the states latest happenings in big ropublio condensed for busy readers harty anderson a bellhop in a toledo o hotel has inherited 125000 to dodge a spite fence twentysix feet high a freeport li woman is to have her house raised twelve thousand acres of land in the north half of johnson county kas have been leased by oil men booksellers in convention in chi cago blamed movies and autos for a general decrease in their business a bullet from underneath the eyo of john forster aged 12 accident ally shot two years ago was remov ed at mahoney city asserting that she makes threo times as much as her husband mrs mary anderon a nurse of brooklyn seeks a divorco minus alimony the united states torpedo boat destroyer wilkes which is of an improved type was launched at cramps shipyards philadelphia salvation army lassies will patrol the new york beaches in bathing suits this summer not only to savo souls but to save lives as well thirtyseven girls manacled and dragging a ball and chain will re present nonsuffrage states in wo mens parade in chicago andrew babinsky of youngstown o has sixtyone relatives in tho european war none of the family having been killed since hostilities began magistrate fitch new york com mended policeman john t flynn for forcing john flynn of astoria to drink milk and whiskey after taking poison deaf persons can hear through a new contrivance invented by con necticut man which operates by touch ing any bone or nerve it is claimed while a hen a rooster and a guinea fowl were fighting over a crippled rat at brookdale nj a jaybird picked up the rat and flew away with it four hundred students at pennsyl vania state college have earned more than 4500 to help pay for their edu cation during the present college year a decision has been rendered by the common pleas court of stark county o that the finder of money is the keeper providing the loser is never discovered wellsburg and wierton railway company jnqmjanissnsjjs- n ladies aw xet of liqujl t by any one passenger forty young men have submitted to skin grafting operations as a des perate resource to save the life of mrs mayme a bennet of cleveland o who was seriously burned a week ago confronted by a burglar mrs charles f bond of beaver falls pa pleaded with him to steal any thing and to leave the house quiotiy because her husband was seriously ill mr burglar complied nemmed in how did you get that stitch i your side oh i got hemmed in a crowd late governor of cameroons told wild stories of victories the following extracts from a tele gram addressed by dr ebermaier the late governor of the cameroons to the german district authorities of the protectorate after the surrender of duala to the allied forces on sept 27 1914 are instructive the doctor authorizes his subordi nates to say the kaiser has first taken the coun try which inflicted horrors on the natives namely belgium to which the congo belongs we have occupied the whole country and driven out the king then the kaiser has sent his sol diers deep into france and is bom barding the largest french city where the governor of the french lives the french have no longer a kaiser the kaiser has captured general kitchener whom the english regard ed as their best commander together with 10000 soldiers kitchener was indeed the worst enemy of the mo hammedan blacks and took a whole country from the great sultan so many english ships have been destroyed that the english have now no more than we have the english were not strong enough to take duala but had to call in the help of the french we have more over only surrendered duala because there were so many white women and children there to whom according to the law of the whites nothing can happen if no fighting takes place in a town the black soldiers of the english and french havo already deserted them in masses and come to us to fight on our side because they see that we are stronger it can be done tackled the thing that couldnt bo done and he did it somebody said that it couldnt be done but he with a chuckle replied that maybe it couldnt but he would bo one who wouldnt say so till he tried so he buckled right in with a trace of a grin on his face- if he worried he hid it he started to sing as he tackled the thing that couldnt be done and he did it somebody scoffed oh youll never do that at least no one ever has done it but he took off his coat and he took off his hat and the first thing we knew hed begun it with a lift of his chin and a bit of a grin with out any doubting or quiddit he start ed to sing as he tackled the thing that couldnt be done and he did it there are thousands to tell you it cannot be done there are thousands to prophesy failure there ae thousands to point out to you one by one the dangers that wait to assail you but just buckle in with a bit of a grin then take off your coat and go to it just start in to sing as you tackle the thing that cannot be done and youll do it too few hub during the spat i dont be- mattll292cor 16 1 the word compare especially luke 1 4 is to steadfastly declared the little chap lieve in parading my virtues meek is an unfortunate rendering share meals and other things with i can rend nor i cant write nor wife i dont see how yo there for it now suggests a man who i him who has ben telling him the gos- j i can s i0 id like to know what it takes quite a number to make cannot resent or repel an injury in- pe story compare 1 cor 9 11 good id 1 at school parade you could a highflying eagles they can soar to 10000 feet above sea level there are two animals that puzzle naturalists more than any others says pearsons weekly the are natures submarine and aeroplane the whale and the eagle it is known that whales occasionally descend as much as 3000 feet bolow the surface of the sea a depth at which by tho pressure of water they ought to be crushed flab why they are not in jured scientists have yet to discover it is this pressure which prevents a modern submarine descending even 300 feet let alone 3000 eagles have been seen through tele scopes to fly with apparent cast from 30000 to 40000 feet above sea level at that height no human being can live owing to the rarcfication of the air how the birds live and fly at far greater heights than man can endure for long is a question still to be an swered 1 i i