SUNSHINE CAKE IS
DELICATE IN COLOR
THRIFT IN BUYING
FOOD FOR FAM ILY
S c ra p s./)
Contains Large Proportion
of Eggs, but No Butter.
Know What Is Liked, Buy
Carefully and Don’t Waste.
y
(Prepared by th e U nited State» D ep art­
m ent o f A g ricu ltu re.)
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by
oy th e t-n 'lv a S ta te s
m eat uf A gricultura.)
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’ LessonT
HELP FOR
SICK WOMEN
L y d ia E. Pinkhain’s Vegetable
Coni und ‘ Has ~
• GRAHAM
Restored the
T A * * MARY
■ » wt'ttsc
Mtw»m • BO N N ER -
Being thrifty in buying and using
(B y R E V r n F IT Z W A T K H . D p .. P e a ^
e
said
alth
of
Thousands
food need not mean going without
M o d y B ib le I n s t i t u t e o f C h ic a g o .)
<(& H»IT W e ste rn N e w sp a p e r I 'n lo n )
everything the family likes. It may
RIDING TH E BEAR
Brooklyn, New York.—Mrs. G Re«»
iann of 228 S
c *---------—
Schaeffer
St., was . In a run­
not mean having a lower food hili
down condition and
than your next-door neighbor, for the
L
esson
for
June
19
Little Alice has asked to hear again
could not do her
food needs of her family may be alto­
the story of the little girl that rode PETER TEACHES GOOD CITIZEN­
h o u se w o rk . She
gether different from those of your
the bear.
could
not sleep at
SHIP
household. You will be thrifty If you
night. Her story la
Youthful
Mother-ln L aw — George
I may not be able to tell It Just
know what constitutes the right kind doesn't kiss you good-by every morn­ as I told It before but the main part
not an unusual one.
Temperance Lesson.
T h o u sa n d s of
of food for each person in your home, ing. I notice.
of the story will be the same.
women find them­
LESSON T E X T — I P eter 1:11-1?;
f you buy carefully, and allow noth­
Twentieth Century Wife—Mamma,
You see, perhaps being brought up 4:1-8.
selves In a sim ilar
ing to be wasted.
you can’t ask too much of a man 1 with Nick, and entering Into ull the
condition
at soma
GOLDEN TE X T— I»nve w ork eth no
Do you know how many pounds of George Is a bit absent-minded, but he things that Nick did, had made 111 to his n e ig h b o r — Ronv 13:19.
time In their lives.
sugar, butter, flour, coffee, and other always makes up for It He'll kiss his Nancy very fearless.
“I found your ad­
PRIM ARY TOPIC— P eter T e lls Us
H ow to Behave.
vertisement In my
much-used foods your family requires stenographer Instead, when he gets to
Nick
never
tried
to
frighten
her,
« e g g w h ite»
1 cu p fu l sifted
_____ letter box,” wrote
JUNIO R TOPIC— R u les for W a h l
each week? How many doten eggs the office.
so that she never thought about being L ivin
1 e g g y o lk s
aoft w h ea t
or
g.
1rs Hegniann, “and took Lydia B.
when eggs are plentiful—how few you
Motherdn-Iguv—But surely you don't afraid
_ . of
. anything,
„ .......„. lie would ,„,.v
1 tea sp o o n fu l fl» .
p astry flour
take
IN TER M ED IA TE ANT' SENIOR TO P­ Piukham's Vegetable Compound and
v o rln g
l cu p fu l su gar
can manage with when they are allow him to kiss his stenographer! her for wonderful coasts in the ex- IC— W hat M akes a Good Cttlsen.
got relief.” Mrs. Hegmann also took
1 t e a s p o o n f u l 44 t e a s p o onful
" if e —4Vhy tmt, mummu? It's a mun. press carts, and ns long ns Nick did
scarce? How much of a given kind ol
YOUNG PEO PL E AND ADULT TOP- Lydia B. Plnkham’s Herb Medicine and
cream o f ta rta r
sa lt
-American Humor.
meat to buy for a single dinner, for —
the steering, Nancy always felt abso­ IO— The C h aracter o f a Good C ttlsen. Lydia E Plnkham's Pills for Constipa­
Beat the yolks and whites of the two dinners, or for a dinner and lunch
tion, with good results. She says, “I
lutely safe.
eggs separately, adding half the salt next day? How many slices of pine­
In order to get an Intelligent grusp am recommending your medlelnes to
More
Sivag
So
this story had always been a
all I know who have symptoms the
to the egg whites so that they will apple there are In a can—In other
of today's lesson, one must get a view same as mine, and to others whom I
•Martha,* a farmer who had driven favorite with them.
beat up very stiff. Add the sugar to words, how many It will serve? How
of the entire epistle ns to Its purpose think It will help. You may use my
But I must go on with the story 1
the beaten egg yolks and hegln adding many makings of brenkfast cereal into town phoned to his wife, “an
One day there came to the village and method. The purpose was to es­ statement as a testimonial, and I will
automobile
load
of
robbers
Just
held
the flour which has been sifted with there are In a box of each kind?
up the city bank and they’re headed where Mrs. Cucumber Green lived tablish all who were passing through answer any letters sent to me by women
the cream of ta rtar and the rest of the
who would like Information regarding
Definite knowledge on such points out <»nr way. Don’t go outdoors.•
(Mrs. Cucumber Green was the little suffering und testing (see ck 1 :7, your
medicines,”
salt. This mixture will be so stiff that as these, together with a good system
‘T il have to /’ was the frantic reply. girl's play name and she always liked 3:14, 4:12, 5:10-12).
There are women In your state—
you will hnve to add some of the beat­ of planning meals and buying for them
The principles of Christian behavior perhaps
“Tour Sunday shirt’s hanging out on having It used rather thnn her real
In your town—who have w rit
en egg whites for moisture before all will go a long way toward thrifty
the line in plain sight/’—Country name), a man with a performing hear. set forth In the text of this lesson are ten letters similar to this one telling
The man would sing a song which of broader scope than citizenship. how much Lydia E. Plnkham's Vege­
management of the food supply. Some Gentleman.
They embrace:
table Compound has helped them.
sounded like:
housekeepers who keep accounts go
The Plnkham Medicine Company,
1. Behavior as Pilgrims and So­
over the preceding month's food bills
"Ah-duddy-ung, duddy-ung, dung,
THE POUTER PIGEON
Lynn. Mass., will gladly furnish other
and not only discover some of the facts
dey,” and the bear would dance journers (vv. 11, 12),
Christians are merely sojourners on women with these names upon request.
of this kind that they need to know,
around on his hind legs,
but also arrive at an estimate of how
Tlwn, of course, the people would the earth. They have not here their
Gasless Gasoline
permanent home but are Journeying
throw the bear pennies.
much the food per day averages, or, in
It Is re|n>rted by cable that a French
through
the
earth
on
their
way
to
the
some cases, the food per person per
Now the man became annoyed be­
eternal home In the heavens. Our murine engineer, Raoul Ferrler, has
day. The advantage of having some
cause he did not get more money.
discovered a suhstiince that will make
such figure as this to guide one Is that
So he said he would hnve the bear heavenly citizenship (Phil. 3:20) gasoline nonlnflatuinuble.—Compressed
It helps one to plan for the next week
climb a pole for anyone who would should constrain us to the mainte­ Air Magazine.
or month and to buy more exactly. Il
give him ten cents. Some one gave nance of conduct consistent with our
you know Just what use Is to be made
ten cents and up the pole the bear high calling.
1 Abstain from fleshly lusts (v. 11).
scrambled.
of every pound of food material you
The term lusts Includes the entire
1 purchase, there will be fewer discon­
Then more dancing followed, hut
Sunshine Cake.
certing left-overs to use up, and the
the people became rather tired of it, army of unclean forces springing from
and the man had to think of some- our camal natures. They nre enu­
the flour Is mixed In. Fold the egg tendency to use materials too lavishly
merated In Gal. 5:10-21. These war
whites In very carefully so as not to will also be checked. In small fami­
against the soul. The Christian should
release any of the air which you have lies, It may prove most economical tc
not be under the sway of carnal pas­
buy
perishables
In
day-to-day
amounts,
"You
must
bo
a
millionaire
or
some­
been so careful to bent In. The air Is
sion.
Prepared Especially for Infant»
the only leavening in this kind of cake. rather than to lose part through spoil­ thing the way you’re all puffed up."
2. Behavior as citizens (vv. 13-17).
age;
but
as
a
rule,
buying
In
very
“No, I was born this w ay!”
Last of all add the flavoring. Vanilla,
While the Christian's true citizen­
and Children of AH Age»
lemon or orange extract may be prfr small quantities Is expensive, elthei
ship Is In heaven he has a responsibil­
Slinging Mud
ferred. Pour the batter ns soon ns It because of the uneven division of the
ity ns n citizen on the earth.
Mother I Fletcher’s Cnstorla hai
Is mixed Into a •smooth, ongreased selling price for halves or quarters, or My dad used to say:
1. Obey all requirements of civil been In use for over 80 years as a
because
the
dealer
chnrges
a
higher
“W
hen
people
alln
g
mud
o
f
sham
e
or
tube pan. This type of pan is best to
rulers
(v.
13).
pleasant, harmless substitute for Cas-
blam e
use for baking a cake of the sponge rate. It takes him four times as long Let it dry for a little w h ile
Fidelity to Christ Is shown by loy­ for dll, Paregoric, Teething Drops nnd
type because the center opening allows for Instance, to handle and wrap four
And then it w ill brush off clean."
alty to civil authority. The Intelli­ Soothing Syrups. Contains no narcot­
the mixture to heat evenly. The oven quarter pounds of butter ns Is re­
gent Christian recognizes the neces­ ics. Proven directions nro on each
should be ready for the cake us soon quired for one pound of butter.
A Future Highbrow
sity of government nnd graciously package. Physlciuns everywhere rec-
Staple
groceries
and
canned
goods
as it Is mixed and in the pan, but be
lie was a solemn little boy and
submits to those in authority over him omniend It.
cureful not to have the oven too hot. are often sold at a lower rate In dozen his chin barely reuched the counter
regardless of the form of government.
The genuine bears signature of
or half dozen lots, and consequently
Ills duties tts a citizen he performs as
may be wisely purchased that way. In the library'» circulation room.
"Well, my little man," said one ol
the Lord's free man—not through ser­
Secret of Custard Pie
Time ns well as money Is saved by
the attendants, “what book shall II Mrs. Cucumber Green Rode the Bear. vile fear. Government even of u low
shopping
for
such
articles
In
quantity
W ith Crisp Undcrcrust
order la better than anarchy.
at Intervals of several weeks or more be today?"
Here’s the secret of a custard pie
"Oh, something about life,” returned thing quite new with which to amuse
2. Honor all men (v. 17).
Clubbing with neighbors Is often a
with a crisp undercrust—a prebnked means of buying perishables at whole­ the little fellow philosophically.—Bos­ the people so he would make more
He will see In every man the Image
shell—according to the bureau of sale rates.
ton Transcript.
money.
of God and therefore give honor to
home economics.
“Now, whoever will give me fifty flint. This applies to all relations
Foods In season are cheaper than
Custard Pie.
cents may have n ride on the bear. He wherein we touch human life.
Admits
of
No
Rivalry
those
out
of
season,
but
loeally
pro
144 cu p fu ls m ilk
8 eggs '
duced foods may sell higher than those
“I don't know whether to marry is quite safe and will not harm any­
3. Love the brotherhood (v. 17).
44 ten sp o o n fu l sa lt 4» cu p fu l su g a r
one.
brought from a distance, because ol Robert or not.”
1 tea sp o o n fu l v »-
The Christian has a peculiar love
n llla
“Come nlong, come along I Who for those who are of the same house­
"Does he play golf?"
freshness, according to the United
For tired, aching tender
Put the milk and the sugar In a dou­ States Department of Agriculture.
wants
to
ride
the
hear?”
"I should say he does. He's an ex­
hold. The brotherhood Is composed
perspiring F E S T —
ble boiler and bring to the scalding
As
you
might
think,
nobody
was
pert
at
IL”
Buy by weight when you can. Es­
of those who are children of God by
point. Add the well-beaten eggs, salt tim ate the pound rate on package
particularly
anxious
to
ride
the
bear.
“Then f shouldn't marry him ; he has
fulth In Jesus Christ.
and the flavoring. In the meantime goods and compare one kind with an­ selected his life Interest."
But the man discovered that there
4. Fqnr God (v. 17).
bake a pie crust in a deep pie pan un­ other. Foods In pnekages are often
was some kind of a discussion going
tim am am i,«!»»..« sowaia
5. Honor the King (v. 17).
til the crust Is golden brown. Pour preferred to those sold in bulk because
on
between
some
people.
His Impression
This has a peculiar significance be­
the custard Into the baked pie crust, of the sanitary protection given by the
J u if ¿Nafre into
So
once
more
he
called
out:
Policeman—What did the bandit's
and place In a moderately hot oven. sealed carton.
"The person who takes this ride cause In nil probability the wicked
your SitOU !
weapon
look
like?
Nero was then reigning as emperor.
After a few minutes reduce the heat,
Selling services are paid for by the
Victim—It looked like n hole uboul will be given a good long one—all the
and allow the pie to bake nt this low customer. Stores run on the "cash-
II. Behavior In a World of Opposi­
distance to the next corner.”
temperature until the custard Is set and-carry” plan have eliminated the six Inches In diameter.
That was practically a block, and tion (I Peter A :l-5).
Would Linger Awhile
In the center of the pie.
L Armed for the conflict (v. 1).
th at Is really quite a distance to ride
cost of delivery and credit. If your
lan d lo rd —I’m sorry, hut your bill
NOT
A
CROWD
on n bear. Mrs. Cucumber Green
Christians are engaged In a tre­ Is due. My motto Is “Pay ns you go,"
time is valuuble, however, It may be
finally rode hltn.
Spring Onions
mendous conflict with evil forces with-
better for you to buy In quantity
Lodger— Quite rig h t; but I've no In­
Some one offered to treat her tc ‘n and without. Salan and his angels tention of going yet.
Try cooking spring onions whole where delivery Is furnished, even II
are bent on the believer's defeat nnd
the ride If she would ride the hear.
with about 3 or 4 Inches of stalk left
you have to pay more. True thrift
So Mrs. Cucumber Green rode the destruction. The only way to keep
on them. They will be done In from
sees all the needs of the home as a
15 to 20 minutes. Lift them out care­ whole and finds, sometimes, that the
benr. She wasn't a Idt frightened. It from being overcome with his darts Is
was hard to stay on hut she loved i t ! to arm oneself with the mind of
fully and pour a white sauce over lowest dollurs-and-cents cost muy not
And she felt ns though she had Clirlst.
them. They may be served on to a st
be the thriftiest management.
never had such fun In her life, for
2. The salutary effect of suffering
I
»ore wll
she felt quite like a real circus per­ (v. 1).
inDiotsnoMh
former with the crowds of people fol­
Suffering has a remedial effect upon
BEEF CROQUETTES FOR F A M ILY OR GUEST
lowing and watching her.
God’s children. The one who suffers
6 B ell - a n 3
As she had always thought circus with Christ ns an example will have
Hot w a te r
performers were wonderful people, she the consciousness that It Is his Iden­
S u re R elief
quite enjoyed making believe she was tity with Christ that calls forth the
one.
opposition of the world.
But when It was all over and her
3. God's will, the regulating force of
mother hoard what she had been his life (v. 2).
doing It made her mother feel quite
Not the lusts of the flesh, hut the
“You said you hud room for one nervous nnd she made Mrs. Cucumber will of God Is the directing force of
25$ and 75i Pkjjs.5olj Everywhere
Green promise that never ncnln would his life.
more didn’t you?"
she ride any wild animals I
"Yes, lady, but only one more."
4. The consciousness of a wasted
life (v, 3),
Tongue Twisters
Day Lost
Since the fli«h has so long had
Fifty four fowls, feeding from fifty, sway over the life, God Is entitled to
Count that day loat w h ose to .
P eR cendlng Run
four feeding foods.
the rest of the believer's energy. Look­
Find« not pome greyhound
Loose-limbed Larry, lightly leaping ing back upon a wasted life In serv­
Race course beprun.
large logs.
haarlem oil has been a world­
ing the lusts of the flesh will move
Gay guests, disguised ns great, one to give no more time to serving
wide remedy for kidney, liver and
Such a Sweet Girl
gaunt giants.
such a master.
bladder disorders, rheumatism,
“It was so funny." said the Gushing
Made of Any Cooked L eftover Lean MeaL
Woeful William, wearily wending
5. The attitude of the world to­
Young Thing, “I Just thought I should his way westward.
lumbago and uric acid condition».
ward the one who separates himself
beaten egg which has been well mixed die I"
(P rep ared by the U nited S ta tes D ep a rt­
from It (v. 4).
•
“Well,” asked the Social Wet
m ent o f A g ricu ltu re.)
with one tablespoonful of water. Itoll
Not His
The world speaks evil of those who
Good croquettes can he made of any In finely sifted bread crumbs and place Blanket, "why did you change your
Small Boy (looking nt new rural will not go Its way. The world not
cooked left-over lean meat. Beef on a pan or board, and let stand for mind?”
mall box)—It must he th e minister's. only wonders at the life of the Chris­
C A O S U L F .B
makes particularly tasty croquettes, an hour or longer for the egg coating
Another Little Lad—No, It can't he. tian who separates himself from Its
suitable for a family dinner or for a to dry.
Leisure
Don't you see what It says on It? pleasures, hut will heap upon him
correct internal trouble», stimulate vital
guest luncheon. The proportions In
Heat In an Iron kettle any desired
Small Boy—W hat - leisure, daddy?
"No collection on Sunday.”—Muc nicknames and reproach.
organs. Three sixes. All druggist». Insist
the following recipe are given by tha fat until hot enough to brown a bread
His father—Leisure, my son. Is two Lean's Magazine.
on the original genuine O olo M coal .
fl. Account shall he given (v. 5).
United States Department of Agricul­ crumb In forty seconds. Then careful­ minutes' rest a man get's while his
The Christian should so live ns to
tu re:
ly place the croquettes In a wire bas- wife Is hunting up something else for
THFV RPHEAD
be able to render an account to God.
Helping the Poor
Beef Croquettes,
keL lower them slowly In the fat, and him to do.
D1REASR
< R attracta and
I p o u n d u p p e r 2 eggs
cook until a golden brown. As the
Little Richard—Mother, may I have
tai. «o»*wr,Mr.t and
round ste a k , or 1 t e a a p o o n fu l
**••1) l.a .t« a lla r a .
croquette» are removed put them on a
T h e Joy o f Christ
a nickel for that man who Is crying
■« m i . M ad«ofoM taL
You’d De Surprised
p a r s le y ,
oth er lean b eef
can’t aplil ortiporarj
outside?
paper to absorb the excess fat and
O
believer,
the
Joy
of
Christ
L
a
with-
I tea ep o o n fu l sa lt
chopped
will i>»t «oil or in Jara
Car Salesman—This car bas all the
anything. Goarantaad.
keep warm In the oven until all are
Mother—Yes dear; hut what Is he In you; give It room, let It spring up
44 m e d I um -sired S ta le bread, fin e­
latest attachments. This, for Instance.
InatM up«>a
onion, g rated
ly grated Into
prepared. Serve with garnished pars­ Is the trouble light
crying altout?
within you like a well of living water,
DAISY FLY K II.u a
crum bs
I cu p fu l m ashed
from
yrnei dealor.
ley and tomato sauce.
Little Illchnrd—He's crying: “Pea and you will rejoice In the Lord al­ M A R O L D I O M K R I
BInks—Humph ! That doesn't Inter­
p otato, eeaem ied,
B ru u b Ira
N . Y.
Or for an oven-browned Instead of a j est me.
nuts, five cents a bag."—Pearl H ar­ ways, and again rejoice.—G. II. C.
or 1 cu p fu l th ick
fried croquette, use 144 Instead of 1 j Car Salesman—Oh, you'll use it oft­ bor Weekly.
cream sa u ce
McGregor.
Simmer the meat In a small amount cupful of cream sauce In the mixture ! en, sir I
of water until tender and then grind, This Is a little more difficult to mold. |
Juvenile Definition
Praising God
atnartln< »pne w ith power*
ilru«»
using the fine knife of the grinder. Shape the croquettes In the way de- i
hand
A “dr
t o o t i K S
Small Brother—What’s a maxim
When you find that a man has got
Yes,
Indeed!
Add the other Ingredients, hut reserve scribed, dip them In egg and crumbs. [
•
ffe
c
tlr
a
,
aaf«
rviuedy
Tommy?
to praising God It Is a good sign. Gh,
la beai M o r n u - o i l
one egg for dipping. Mix well. Form and place them on a greased pan to j He—I've got something to tell yon
Tommy—Aw, that's somethin’ that let us g e t to iHTsonal love, to personal
dna* tfata
11
A
l.L A KDCKHL
the meat Into balls, or mold Into ob­ brown lu a hot oven. Serve a t de —but I don't know how to start.
She—Well. If I snld "yes” would 1 tells how good It is to do somethin pral-e I T hat I- what Is wanted In tbs
g N«w V o r i C ltf
long or cone shapes. Dip Into tbs scribed above.
I
you
don't
wanter.
church
today.—D.
L.
Moody.
that help you?—London Fussing Show,
Sunshine cuke Is one of the sponge
group, containing a large proportion of
eggs and no butter or other fat. Some
of the egg yolks are used, but not all
of them, hence It bus the dellcute yel­
low color tliut gives It Its name, but
differs In texture somewhat from plain
sponge cake.
Farmers’ Bulletin 1450 F, “Home
Baking,” which tuny be obtained by
anyone on application to the. United
tales Department of Agriculture, con­
tains the following recipe for sunshine
cake:
Sunshine Cake.
D epart- I
n
BABIES CRY
FOR “ CASTORIA”
'J&tiefY
SWOT-EASE
Sure Relief
ELL-ANS
FOR INDIGESTION
FOR OVER
ZOO Y EA R S
Kill All Flies I