RURAL ENTERPRISE
M A K E V IN E G A R O F U N E X C E L L E D Q U A L IT Y
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Probably one
reason for the
popularity o f
WRIGLBY*» 1« that It lasts
so long and returns such
great dividend« for so sm all
• a outlay. * It keeps teeth
clean, breath sw eet, appetite
keen, digestion good.
Fresh a n d f u ll-fla v o r e d
always in its w a x -w rapped
package.
I. The True Missionary Method (vv. I
1-3).
Applea Are Commonly Deed for Making Vinegar.
In two and crushed with a potato
masher. The stones need not be re
moved. Mix a cake of compressed
yeast with a small portion of the Juice
and add It to the mash. Cover the
Jar with a double layer of cheesecloth
to keep out Insects, and a cover to
exclude lig h t Stir the mash dally. In
four to six days alcoholic ferm enta
(v. 3).
tion will be complete.
lie was of the sam e craft with
The Juice Is then separated front
the ntash by straining It through a them, being a tentuiaker. Every child
cheesecloth, or using a hand press at among the Jew s was taught some
the last. R eturn the Juice to the trade by m eans of which he could
Jar with a sta rte r In the form of gain a livelihood, should occasion re
,
vinegar. Use one part of the vinegar quire.
II. Preaching In the Synagogue at
to four parts of Juice. Cover hs be
fore. W ithin a few days a thin coat Corinth (vv. 4-8).
1. Though Compelled to Toll for a
ing or film will appear on the surface.
This “mother of vinegar," which Is a Living While Getting a Foothold In i
composed almost entirely of acetic Corinth. He Dili Not Lose Sight of
bacteria. Is essential for a successful | His Main Work (v. 4).
He reasoned In the synagogue every
fermentation. G reat care, therefore,
Much M aterial Wasted.
should be taken not to cause It to Sabbath, persuading the Jew s and
F ru it enough to make all the year's full by stirring or agitation.
Greeks. While the missionary should
supply of vinegar Is wasted In many
not tie above honest toll when ne ,
To
Determine
Acidity.
homes. Surplus or Inferior grades of
cesslty arises, he must not allow toll
fru it not desired for Immediate use or
During the acetic ferm entation fre- 1 to Interfere with preaching the gospel.
for canning may often be turned Into quent tests should be made to deter- ) 2. Hla Activity W as Increased
a useful product a t a merely nominal mine the Increase In acidity. As soon When Silas and Timothy Came (v. 5).
cost. The best receptacles for making as this has reached Its maximum the
This resulted from three causes:
vinegar In the home are stone Jars vinegar is filtered and bottled. Cun
(1) They brought good news from
of thrpe to six-gallon capacity. These ton tlannel Is a good materlul for til
the church nt Theasalenlca (1 Tlieaa.
should have straig h t sides and open tering vinegar.
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tops and should he provided with cm
The strength of the vlnegnr can be
To tieur of the steadfastness of those
ers. With most fru its used It Is Im determined roughly by tnstlng. When who hud confessed Christ under Ids
possible to sep arate the Juice from the vinegar reaches a point where It tnlnlatip, put new vigor Into id» la
the pulp before the alcoholic fermen
Is comparable In taste to that of a bors.
tatlon has taken place, so a yeast good, strong vinegar, It may be regard
(2) They brought pecuniary gifts
Inoculation is made In a mash of tin* ed as complete. For accurate results from the Macedonian church (I till.
fruit. The Juice only may he used a vinegar tester, In which the strength 4:15; II Cor. 11:0).
If It can be extracted easily. T he fol of the vlnegur Is determ ined by the
Being relieved from the necessity
lowing method, which calls for volume of gas given off when bicar of tolling for a living, lie could n»w
peaches, may be used, with slight va bonate of soda (baking soda) Is treat
devote more tim e and energy to the
riations, for any fruits.
ed with a measured quantity of the preaching of the gospel.
ltlp e fru it Is selected.
Override vinegar to be tested, should he used.
(3) Silas and Timothy beenme as
fru it may be used If decayed portions Farm ers' Bulletin 1424 on “Making sistan ts to Paul In the work.
are removed.
Enough peaches are Vinegar In the Home nnd on the
3. Paul Opposed (v. 0).
used to fill a four-gallon Jar about two- ’Farm ," gives a full description of this
His Increased activity was met with
apparatus.
thlrds full a fter they have been cut
Increased opposition. As the L ords
m inisters become more uggresslve la
their work, the m inisters of Satan put
French Fried Onion Has
P IE C E T H A T D O N ’T
forth corresponding efforts in opposi
Very M ild, Sweet Flavor tion.
S P O IL .A P P E T IT E
4. Paul Announces Ills Purpose to
French fried onions have a very
mild, sweet flavor. They may he served T urn to the Gentiles (v. 8).
B em use of tlielr blasphemy and op
C hild Is Fortunate Who Has hot or coltl, anti like potato chips, they
position, he ceased to work among
muy
be
kept
for
Reverul
days.
If
they
Been Brought U p to
are to be uspd when cold they should the Jew s. T here Is a tim e when good
Like M ilk.
be frletl In till, since lard or fat which Judgment causes one Io uhundon work
Is solid at room tem perature will cause where efforts have been' fruitless, hut
thpm to Itiok cloudy when no longer It Is difficult to know Just when to do
(PropsroiJ by th e U n ited S la te s D ep a rtm en t
It. O ftentim es lasting harm Is done
o f A g ricu ltu re.I
hot enough to keep the fat melted.
Is your child hungry between ntenls
The United S tates D epartm ent of to the work by pressing efforts when
or lias she merely formed the habit A griculture gives the following direc people have turned against the
truth.
Paul's declaration, “I am
of eating a t all hours? It Is easy to tions for making th e m :
clean," wus a most solemn one.
find th e answ er to this question by
French Fried Onions.
5. He N'id Not Go F a r Away (v. 7).
checking up on the kind of food s h f
Shave the onions crosswise Into very
He remained sufficiently near those
w ants between meals or by observing
thin slices aud separate the rings from
w h o y hearts God had touched that
w hether or not she eats a full meal
each other. Dip these rings Into the
a t the table w ithout fussing. A rapidly h atter given below, place th e dipped they could easily find Idin. It Is like
wise tru e th at although C hrist Is
growing child who Is very active may
onions In a frying basket, keeping the
obliged to depart from the soul th at
web have food In the middle of the fore
rings well separated, drain thoroughly,
refu tes Him entrance. He lingers with
noon anil afternoon If It does not dull
th e appetite for regular meals, accord- ( nnd fry in deep fat at 40® itegrees yearning love around th at heart.
F ahrenheit until crisp and browned.
Ing to the United S tates rtepartm ent of
8. Ills Success (V. 8).
Drain on soft paper, aalt If necessary,
Cr.spus, the chief ruler of the syn
Agriculture. But the patronage of the
and serve.
Ice-cream-cone vendor and the everlastr ,
agogue, was converted. P erhaps Paul's
Thin F ritte r Batter.
' severe action In turning away from
(P rep a red by Ih s U a lls d S ta tss D sp a r lm sn t
of A .r tc u lt u r o )
TF
ALL th e women who love to adorn
A th eir homes with pretty little home
m ade furnishings could hold a con
vention, they would come to order
and Im m ediately voice a rising vote
o f thanks to those who design beauti
ful objects made of paper—and to
those who make beautiful papers.
About th e most Im portant Item
am ong the newly arrived furnishings
shown In the crepe paper shops, are
lam p and candle shades, mude over
w ire foundations. These wire frames
a re first covered with a thin strong
muslin stretched smoothly over them.
Designs cut out from figured crepe
papers of floral or geometrical p at arm ed against the first cool days, for
terns, landscapes, sea views, figures nothing Is more pathetic th an a sum-
o f all kinds. In fact nuy appealing and I mery hat on a shivery day. Having
ap p ro p riate picture, are used for | tided her people over to th e tim e when
decorating the shades.
The figures they must confront w inter, tills same
a re pasted to the muslin. By a simple i efficient lady is now presenting real
process eith er ground glass or some w inter millinery In nil types of hats.
In many representative displays of
thing th a t has th at uppearance Is
blown over the surfttce.
Fringe or new millinery there nre hats that
m etallic braids make the usual finish. divide th eir responsibilities nnd travel
The fascination of candles for liv In the company of neckpieces made
These neckpieces are of
ing and bedrooms will never end. to match.
Sealing wax flowers and gold or silver several kinds, scarfs, ties and collar
pain ts a re the usual mediums for ettes, but nearly all designed to be
touching up plain wax candles In worn In the choker effect, high up
w hite or colors, nnd giving them added about the th ro at. C ollarettes are
artistic value. G raceful candle sticks small, merely high turnover collars
and even lam ps are made of paper made of velours, felt o r oth er mil-
Paul came to Corinth a stranger In
strange city. He did not have an
advance agent to do his advertising
Ills method in gaining a foothold I d
C orinth was as follows;
1. Finding a Home (v. 2).
This he found with Aqulla and P ris
cilla, Jews, who were recently expelled
front Home by the cruel edict of
Claudius.
2. He Tolled for Ills Dally Broad
a
Many fru it Juices a re well suited to
vinegar making as they contain sugar
! In the proper proportion and other
necessary or desirable substances,
says the United S tates D epartm ent of
I Agriculture. Vinegar Is the result of
' two distinct ferm entation processes—
an alcoholic ferm entation, followed by
{ an acetic ferm entation.
Apples are most commonly used In
j the United States, but vinegar of un-
! excelled quality can be made from
grapes, and very acceptable vinegar Is
I m ade from oranges, peaches, persim
mons, peara, berries and waterm elons.
I Vinegar made from red raspberries
i will retain Indefinitely th e odor and
flavor of the fruit, which m akes It de
sirable for flavoring foods and bev-
erages.
1 c u p m ilk
1 or 2 e g g s
1 c u p flour
H te a sp o o n s a lt
“ A lb e r i sn in .li fa r
Better l ir t a k jr u u '
Albers
Carnation
M ush
C ount on Carnation M ush not
only for a better breakfast but
an rusier-to-get breakfast. Five
m inutes.........and this delicious
whole wheat cereal is table-ready I
C ham p ion w ill render
b e t t e r s e r v ic e fo r a
m uch longer tim e. T hat
is w h y it is outselling
throughout the world.
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H o t f o r a l l tu n e r c a r s , 7 S c . Mor«
t h a n 9S .O O O d e a l e r s >«11 C h a m -
(n o n e . Yow
know lk< g e n
u in e b y lk< d o u b l e - r i b b e d c o r e .
C h a m p io n S park Plug C o .
Toledo, Oblo
Windsor. O nt., London, Part«
them moved C rispin to act.
Ill Paul’s Vision (vv. 9-11).
Ills experiences since coming to
Europe were very trying. He needed
encouragem ent at this time. Il Is
Just like the Lord to come nt the
time of the servant’s greatest need.
Note the Lord's words to him.
1. "Be Not Afraid." When one 1»
executing the commission of the Ixird,
i he need not he afraid.
2. "»peak Httd Hold Not Thy
Fruits and Vegetables
Pescs." The one who has heard the
Prevent Liver Troubles voice of God cannot refrain from
Spinach, onions, rhubarb and other speaking. He cannot he still.
3. "I Am With Thee." The Ixird
fowls are sometimes said to he espe
cially good for the liver, because they Is with every one who faithfully car
will "stir It up.” Il Is u common be ries out H is commission.
4. "No Man Shall Set on Thee, to
lief th at many Ills are due to a slug
glsli liver and that these Ills can be H urt Thee."
The one sent hy the Lord to do a
overcome by eating certain foods. The
apparent henpflclal effect of these food» work Is Immune from danger and hart«
Is probably due to the fact that they until his work Is done.
5. “I Have Much People In This
are mildly laxative, and nutrition spe
It Is most encouraging to
d a lists now believe th a t many of the City."
Ills ascribed to a disordered liver are know th at In the great cltle» the Lord
really due to Intestinal disturbances. has His own people, and that the one
Most of these ilia would be avoided If who goes In Ills name shall have fruit
for Ids service.
the diet were well chosen and If va
rlous health hahlta were established
A ll A re Hie
which would do sway with constipa
tion. The United » tales D epartm ent
ft Is not the high sum m er alone that
of A griculture has published much In ! Is God's. The w inter also Is Ills . . .
form ation on the rational diet and h»w and all m an's w inters nre His the
to choose It. »uch facta can lie found, winter of our poverty, the w inter of
for example, In Farm ers' Bulletin f3l3, i our sorrow, the w inter of unhappi
entitled “Good Proportion» In the ness, even th e w inter of our discon
Diet,” which describe» the five food tent.—George Macdonald.
group«, and recommends that the diet
Include some food from each group
C haracter
every day. the proportion Indicated.
C haracter requires a still air. Thera
When vegetable« and frulta occupy an may he storm and upheaval around,
Im portant place In the diet, ninny of hut there meat be peere within for
the supposed liver troubles disappear
Beat salt nnd eggs well together,
adtling the flour and milk gradually
and continuing to beat. This Is a pop-
over batter, and should he of the con-
slatcncy of cream. The amount given
should be sufficient for frying from
one to two pounds of onions of me
dium size.
T H R E E H A T -A N D -S C A R F SETS
e and wire and finished with shel-
and all sorts of p retty and use-
baskets are made In the same
r.
he woman who is clever at hsn-
tg p aper will delight In making
sonal adornm ents of ribbon or silk,
ny sim ple evening and afternoon
•ks depend upon s ct.rsage or
ultler flower for class or chic. A
,te r of rosea, m ade of folded silk
anted In long ends of baby ribbon,
he worn at the girdle, and a con-
tional rose and buds o f silk veiled
h silver tinsel, a re shown In the
lure. The buds a re suspen led on
er cord and the ornam ent may be
-n on the shoulder or corsage,
zing before there was any other
t of autum n abroad In the land,
dam M illiner everyw here saw to
th a t her clients were supplied
h sim ple little velours and felt
s. It was easy to slip from
w hite and light colored felts of
f sum m er to th e d ark er and more
wing colors for fall and to be fore-
llnery fabric». T hree hat-and scart
sets are shown here along with the
alw ays popular fox scarf, which is
worn with any sort of hat. A bit
of m odernistic a rt Is shown at the
upper left of the picture with curious,
cutout felt figures applied to a velvet Orange Juice and Bread and Butter.
scarf. The hat, of valours. Is faced
with velvet and has velvet and aatln- Ing munching of candy, half ripe ba
covered cord w andering In devious nanas and pickles forms a vicious
ways over th e crown. Next to It a habit to which American children nre
The nickels
wide-brimmed hat, of h a tte rs' flush. Is particularly addicted.
faced with velvet and trim m ed with given to children for concentrated
an applique of velvet p etals forming sw eets might b etter he thrown aw ay;
, a huge conventional rose. Velvet In they ruin appetite, digestion, dlspoal-
' three shades of one color m akes the tlon and good teeth, Ttiat child Is
chic turban with coronet covered with fo rtunate who has been brought up to
folds and s Jeweled pin at the front, enjoy without question a fla ts of milk
| Small cabochons of silk braid In and a simple breed-and bu tter sand
three colors a re scattered over the wich while th e neighbor's children are
An apple,
crown and clustered on the scarf. eating all-day suckers.
Folded ribbon and s gilded leather orange or other fruit In season or a
blossom adorn a small velvet hat with (lass of coot fru it Juice Is especially
m atching scarf of ribbon. These sets desirable because It provides a part
of th e vitam in snd m ineral content of
have much style.
i the diet needed for proper growth and
JULIA BOTTOMLET.
( good health.
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you cold
You must eat I You must dress I
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iil and pay cold cash for tho repairs
hat must result
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