HALSEY EM'EHPHISE. HALSEY. OHEGOX. NOVEMBER 29, H>2H
handy arrangement of a farm kitchen
THE
KITCHEN
CABINET
( A I» * * - * « < « » N sw epaper Un ion I
T h e y a ry slaves w h o te a r to rpeafc
F o r th e f a lle n and th e w e a k .
T h e y a re ala v ea w h o w i l l not
choose
H a tr e d , scoffing and abuse
R a t h e r th a n In s ile n c e s h r in k
F ro m th e t r u t h th e y needs m ust
th in k .
T h e y a re sla v es w h o d a re not be
Io th e r ig h t w it h tw o o r th re e .
— J am e s R u s s e ll L o w e ll.
MORE S A LAD S
Improved Uniform International
Sunday School
’ Lesson ’
(B y R I V H » r i T Z W t T r n P D n e e «
Moody Btbl» In s t it u t * of Ch icaco I
<&.
W estern N ew sp aper V n ton >
Leston fo r D ecem ber 2
P A U L B E FO R E H IS JUDG ES
L E S S O N T E X T — A ct« 1« 1-1« 3?.
G O L D E N T E X T — I w a s not disobe
d ie n t vinto tb s h e a v e n ly v ision
P R IM A R Y T O P IC — P a u l on T r ia l.
J U N IO R T O P IC — P a u l on T r ia l.
I N T E R M E D I A T E A N D SENIOR TOP
I C — P a u l on th e W itn e s s S tand.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND A P I L T T O P
jq _Paul D efe n d s H is L if e W o r k .
Little
Smile,
TEST OF TH E ED U C ATED MAN
"T h e educated m an," says Itean luge
o f E ngland, “ Is a mau w ith ce rta in
subtle s p lrllu u l q u a litie s w hich make
him calm In adversity, happy when
alone. Just In his dealings, and ra
tio n a l and suue tn a ll the a ffa irs of
MakesLife
Sweeter
A sim ple salad w h ich Is especially
a p p e tiiin g and easy to prepare la :
C h ild re n 's stomachs sour, and need
Lettuce, Peanuts W ith
•n
anti-acid. Keep th e ir systems
French
Dressing.— Vse
sweet w ith P h illip * M ilk o f Magnesia !
te n de r green le a f le ttu ce
W hen tongue o r breath te lls o f a d d
life ."
as I t co n tains m ore o f
co n d itio n — correct it w ith a »poouful
B ut how, we w ould query o f the
I.
Paul
Before
F
e
lix
(24).
tlie vita m lne s th a n the
o f P h illip s . M ost men and v omen have
1. T he accusation agalust him (vv.
good dean, does he a it when company
blanched head lettuce.
been co m fo rte d by th is universal
ca
lls
along
about
bedtime?
Shred w ith the fingers 1-9).
sweetener— more m others should In
T h is was made by T e rtu llu s . per
enough le ttu ce fo r the
voke Its aid fo r th e ir children. I t Is a
haps a Roman la w y e r em ployed by
T ru e Enough.
fa m ily ,
s p rin k le
w ith
pleasant th in g to take, yet neutralises
Seme on« rem arked to Shaw, on see
fre s h ly roasted peanuts th e Jews.
m ore a d d than the harsher things too
(1 ) A p e stile n t fe llo w (v. 5). T h is
Ing a lo t o f w e althy loungers hanging
w hich have been ro lle d
o fte n employed fo r the purpose. No
w
o
u
ld
in
d
ica
te
a
fe
llo
w
u
tte
rly
base
around
a
London
hotel.
"These
rich
and broken. Serve w ith
household should he w ith o u t It.
people
get
m
e
!
W
hat's
the
use
o
f
and c o rru p t—a plague.
P h illip * Is the genuine, p re scrlp -
a
French dressing, using th re e table-
(•>)
An
In
c
ite
r
o
f
rebellion,
a
lo
ve
r
having money I f you d on't know how
tto n a l p roduct physicians endorse fo r
spoonfuls o f o il to one o f lemon Juice
o f sedition (v. 5 ). T h is they hoped
to enjoy It? ”
„
general use; the name Is Im portant.
o r vinegar.
w ould b rin g him In to co n flic t w ith
" B u t why fre t about It, old chap,
“ M ilk o f M agnesia" has been the V . S.
G inger Ale Salad.— Soak tw o table-
retu rn e d Shaw. “ Are ypu any better
th e Roman power.
registered trad e m ark o f the Charles
spoonfuls o f granulated g e la tin In
C orner of K itchen Showing Sink and Cupboards.
(3) T h a t he was rin glea d e r o f a off? W h a t's the use o f know ing how 11. P h illip » Chem ical Co. and Its pre
on e -h a lf cu p fu l o f o d d w a te r fo r five
sect
(v
.
5
).
T
h
is
was
designed
to
to
enjoy
money
I
f
you
haven't
any?
decessor Charles H P h illip s since 1375.
a long w o rk-sh e lf was b u ilt. Info which
m inutes, then dissolve over hot wa
«P repared by the U n ited States D e p artm en t
th ro w contem pt and suspicion upon
the sink was titterl. Splendid lig h t at
of A g ric u ltu re .)
te r. Add one-fo u rth c u p fu l o f ginger
C O O D IN A N Y R O L L
I t Is alw ays In te re stin g to ta ke a the sink aud w o rk-sh e lf is given in the
ale. Com bine th re e -fo u rth s o f a cup th e C h ristia ns.
(4)
T h a t he had profaned the
look In to somebody else’s kitch e n and
daytim e by the double w indow above
fu l o f diced canned pineapple, three-
tem ple (v . 0 ).
and at night by the weil-placed elec
see w h a t convenient arrangem ents
fo u rth s c u p fu ls o f chopped graiie-
2. P aul's defense (vv. 10-21).
have been made fo r doing the w ork
fr u lL one-fo u rtb c u p fu l o f seeded
tr ic lig h t.
(1)
H is fran kn e ss and courtesy
Closets fo r dishes and food supplies
m alaga grapes, o n e th lr d c u p fu l o f
easily. Here is a co rn e r o f a fa rm
(v 10). He gave reco g n itio n to the
are located on each side o f the sink,
kitc h e n in Illin o is , the home o f M r
shredded almonds, a few g ra in s o f
f a i t th a t F e lix had been ru le r long -
w h ile draw ers and cupboards are a r
and M rs. C. H. N ichols o f M cH enry
sa lt and p a p rika and th re e fo u rth s
ranged fo r sto rin g kitchen linen and
county. T he needs o f a large fa m ily
c u p fu l o f ginger *le . Add the gela enough to be able to Judge Justly, as i
H u m a n " B o m b s ."
the habits and w ays o f the Jews were |
utensils. A stepladder th a t can be
have been kept in m ind in rem odeling
tin
m ixtu re ,
s ir
th o ro u g h ly
and
T a rg e t p ra ctice w ith men acting as
used
to
s
it
on.
a
sa
n
ita
ry
garbage
pail
fa
m
ilia
r
to
him
.
,
,
«n»
1
th is kitch e n along the lines advised
pour In to in d iv id u a l m olds w hich
“ bombs" Is p o pular among English
(2) T he charges made (vv. ll-J U ).
have been rinsed In cold w a te r. C h ill
by the home advisor. P lenty o f s u r and an In la id linoleum floor covering
aviators.
Large targets w ith bulls,
a T h e charge o f se dition denied i
a ll help to make th is kitchen one of
th o ro u g h ly, unm old and serve on le t
face was needed fo r p re p a rin g to
tuners and outers, are draw n on the
(v v . 11. 12). T he fa ls ity o f th is he j
exceptional neatness and convenience.
tuce
leaves,
garnished
w
ith
n.ayon
serve meals to a num ber Qf people, so
ground, and the object Is to drop in to
showed by the fa c t th a t th e tim e was
naise.
the center. When each p ilo t has a t
too short. Besides, h is conduct showed
Salad Mousse.— W h ip th re e cu p fuls
tained the position he considers near
low tem perature. Do hot add w ater
th
e
c
o
n
tra
ry
.
o f cream and combine lig h tly w ith
L A M B C H O P S F IN E
est correct, he signals Io a companion.
o r cover the s k ille t. From tim e to
b.
T
he
charge
o
f
heresy
(vv.
14-10).
j
one cu p fu l o f s tiff mayonnaise. D is
equlp|»ed w ith parachute, w h o lm tn e .il
P R O P E R L Y C O O K E D tim e pour off excess fat si th a t the solve one teaspoonful o f granulated T ills he made by a confession and a
a te ly leaps clear o f the machine and
chops b ro il, not f r y . ' I f preferred,
g e la tin In tw o tablespoonfuls o f b o il denial. He a d m itte d th a t he was o f j
trie s to score a bullseye.
w ith very th ic k chops, a fte r searing,
th is “ w a y ," w hich they called heresy,
in g w a te r and s tir c a re fu lly : odd th is
F e w S im ple P oints M u st Be slip a rack under them in the s k ille t to the cream and m ayonnaise a lit t le b u t denied th a t C h ris tia n s were schis
“ T h a t a cto r does p re tty w ell In
and finish the cooking in a m rnlerately
m atic.
He showed th a t his actions
a t a tim e, s tir rin g w ell. T hen fo ld
K e p t in C o o k’ s M in d .
th a t role.”
hot oven (373 degrees to 403 degrees
were
c
le
a
rly
In
keeping
w
ith
the
He
In one and one-half cu p fu ls o f m ixed
“ A ham a cto r ought to do p re tty
F.)
f r u it , w hich may be pineapple, cher brew re lig io n , th a t lie worshiped the
«P re p ared by th e U n ited S ta te . D e p artm en t
w ell In any r o ll."
By e ith e r method, double loin chops
same
God
(v.
14).
fu
lly
believed
In
of A g ric u ltu re .)
ries, oranges o r o th e r com binations.
(one aud one-half to tw o incites thick»
"W h y ca n 't we have chops at home
Pack the m ix tu re so lid ly In a w ell- th e same S crip tu re s (v. 14). und had
A Full Record.
require 23 to 30 m in u te s; single loin
th a t taste lik e those In S o-.nd-S os
ch ille d m old and cover w ith greased th e same hope o f the re su rre ctio n o f
“T h o u g h m a n y (h ln g s she » le ft undone
chop* (th re e -fo u rth s to one in c h ), ten
chop house?” com plains the head ol
paper, the greased side up.
A d ju s t th e dead.
I
Since w e 'v e been wed,
M ore than fo rty years ago. In a sm all
to fifteen minutes. Double rib chops
e. The clinrge o f sacrilege (vv. 17-
1 d o n 't b e liev e ." snld he. "she's le f t
th e fa m ily every once in a w hile, w hen
th e cover and b u ry in Ice and sa lt,
way. good old P a sto r K oenig began
require
t
h
ir
ty
to
th
irty
-liv
e
m
in
u
te
s;
A
th
in
g
un
said
."
21).
T
h
is
he
re
fu
te
d
by
saying
th
a
t
s
c a ric a tu re s o f lam b chops are set he
using one p a rt s a lt to fo u r p a rts Ice.
th e m a n u fa ctu re o f Paator Koenig's
single ribs, ten trt fifteen m inutes.
he had come a ll the way fro m Greece I
fo re him at the home d in n e r table
A llo w to stnnd fo r fo u r hours, nn-
N ervine, a remedy recommended for
Shoulder chops (th re e -fo u rth s Inch
A
Good
(
K
)
n
ig
h
t-
to w o rship a t the feast (v. 17), and ;
H e ca n 't com plain w hat Is w rong w ith
m old on crisp le ttu ce and serve w ith
•'Don’t you th in k th a t If I had lived tlie re lie f o f nervousness, epilepsy,
th
ic
k
)
require
ten
to
fifteen
m
inutes
th e way the chops were cooked. His
had brought alm s fo r 'h ls nation.
m ayonnaise and browned crackers.
In the olden days I w ould have made sleeplessness and kin d re d ailm ents.
Last o f a ll, serve lam b chops piping
3. F e lix trem bles before Paul ( w .
w ife firm ly believes th a t the w onder
N orw egian
Salad, — Separate
the
T he remedy was made a fte r the for-
H ave a ll the rest o f tiie meal
a good k n ig h t? " asked the young man
hot.
w h ite s and yo lks o f three hard-cooked 22-27).
m u lti o f o ld G erm an doctors. The sales
fu l chops she has heard about arc eu
who had bored her fo r hours deserlh
ready and dished at the moment the
were sm all at firs t, b u t soon Increased,
t lr e ly Im ag in a ry, o r else she th in ks
eggs. Chop th e w h ite s fine and s tir " W icked ns F e lix was, Paul’s m anner j
Ing
a
m
oving
p
ictu
re
he
hail
seen.
chops
are
done,
aud
serve
the
cnops
th a t the re sta u ra n t has some special
lig h tly In to one cu p fu l o f red shredded won his fa vo r, though he did not re
and another fa c to ry was added to meet
"
I
don't
cart*
so
much
vvliat
you
a
hot
p
la
tte
r,
seasoned
w
ith
salt,
on
the Increasing demand.
T oday there
s o rt o f g r ill or stove or o ther appa
cabbage and one shopped green pep lease him . H is sentence was " in d u l
w
ould have been then.” observed the are K oenig fa cto rie s in th e old w orld,
pepper. and melted b u tte r, and gar
--------
ra tu s th a t she docs not possess for
per, w ith on e -h a lf c u p fu l o f diced cel gent im p riso n m e nt,” w hich ke p t him
free
fro
m
Ills
enemies
w
h
ile
under
j
g
irl,
w
e
a
rily
,
"h
u
t
you
m
ig
ht
try
t«
Dished w ith parsley or watercress.
and Pastor K oenig’s N e rvin e la not
co oking chops. W h ile II is tru e that
ery.
A dd the mashed egg yo lks to
see what k in d o f a good n ig h t you can o n ly sold th ro u g h o u t the U n ite d States,
The in d iv id u a l plates should ulso he
lam b chops bro iled over liv e coals do
o n e -th ird o f a c u p fu l o f F rench dress Romnn p ro te ctio n . W hen brought be
but In every land and clime.
make now.”
very hot.
have a very tine flavor, Jury golden
in g and p o u r o ve r the cabbage m ix fo re F e lix . Paul reasoned o f rig hte o u s
The m an u fa ctu re r« w a n t every rend
tu re . A rran g e on a bed o f le ttu ce und ness, s e lf-c o n tro l and Judgment to
brow n chops can he cooked In a gas
e r o f th is free o ffe r to tr y th e old
Ju st a N e ig h b o r.
g n ru lsb w ith mayonnaise. S tu ff stoned come. F e lix trem bled.
o r e le c tric b ro ilin g oven or even In a
C A R E F U L N E S S IS
remedy a t th e ir expense.
T hey w ill
A rt Student (boaat In g ly ) —I ’ve stud
II. Paul Before Festus (23:1-12).
s k ille t. I f a few sim ple points are kept
w ith a sm all cream cheese
big ingredient dates
■ led under O lldo. the famous painter, send a large, generous sample to every
M
ore
th
a
n
tw
o
years
had
elapsed
w
h
ich
has
been
softened
w
ith
cream
one who m entions th is a rticle.
in m ind.
and a rrange th e dates a ro u n d the since the tr ia l before F e lix , but Jewish t fo r yenrs.
F irs t of all, never buy lam b chops
T ry It and he convinced.
I t w ill
F
rie
n
d
—
B
ut
he
doesn't
seem
to
rec
o n ly coat you n p ostal to w rite fo r the
■
1
,11,1
n
n
t
n
lin
t
e
.
As
soon
as
Fea-
th a t are cut too th in . Single chops,
h a tre d d id not abate. As soon ns
salad
as
a
border.
Care and Cleanliness Need
w h e th er fro m the lo in . ribs, o r shoul
large, generous sample.
T un a and Apple Salad.— Peel, core tus, the new governor, went to J e ru ognize you.
A ddress: K oenig M edicine C o, ,1 0 4 5
"Perhaps, hut I s till have the apart
«ler. should be at least th re e -fou rth s
salem, he was besieged w ith accusn- I
and dice fo u r sm all apples. S p rin kle
ed in C u rin g P ork.
N o rth W ells street. Chicago. ’ I lln o l*
ment below h im !’’
w ith th e Juice o f one lemon.
Add tlo n s against Paul. H is accusers de-
K in d ly m ention y o u r local paper.
flaked tu n a fro m a seven-ounce can. R, re(, th a t he he b ro u g h t to Jerusalem
iP rep u red t» ths U nited « • ! « D ra a rtm e u -
of A g ricu ltu re >
A H U N G JU R Y
add one and one-half cu p fu ls o f diced
. . . r . t , r . ia
i „ i l. In
in ta
riln
fo
te n nd
in g e to lie In w a it
Do You Got H I
In c u rin g pork scrupulous care and celery, m ix w e ll w ith a fo rk , then
and k ill him on the way. Festus re
O verheard on u p la tfo rm In the
cleanliness ure fu lly us essential as c h ill. W hen ready to serve, garnish
fused th e ir request hut agreed to give
the salt, sugar, and saltpeter. K I ' .
p e iiiis y lv u n la Dutch co u n try, ns a
w ith rin gs o f green pepper.
Serve them an o p p o rtu n ity to go down to
fre ig h t tra in weld b y : "Veen de l i t
W arner, meat specialist, o f the C u lle d
Caesarea to accuse him . T hey were
w ith mayonnaise.
tle red cur comes along, de tra in s all
States D epartm ent of A g ricu ltu re ,
unable to prove a n y th in g against him . I
A C hapter on Chowder*.
any more, a in 't. Mom?” —The O utlook.
elaborates th is point.
A chowder Is such a good appetis Festus, w illin g to please th e Jews. ,
"D ue hundred pounds o f meat, he in g and n o u rish in g dish th a t one may proposed to send him to Jerusalem
W J W ykart o f Creston. W Vn.,
says, "can he cured w ith three pounds _ _ _ _ _
have a large v a r ie ty ; fo r t r ia l. Seeing th a t It w a * Impos
has a Ian., tu rtle w ith tw o perfect
o f sa lt o r tw elve pounds o f salt and FSSRWM they take a large place sible to get Justice before Festus. I ’ aul
heads on separate necks. It cats and
w idely va ryin g am ounts ot sugar and ]
ifWx?' ~ a m o n g th e Im p o rta n t made use o f his rig h t ns a Romun
d rin k s w ith one or both heads nt once.
sa ltp e te r, hut unless carefulness Is in |
c itiz e n and appealed to Caesar.
and econom ical dishes.
eluded, the re su ltin g product w ill be ■ I v i l Z d
I
I
I
.
Paul
Before
A
g
rippa
(A
cta
i f one live s near the
ne ith er econom ical nor palatable I l.e
25:13-20:27).
seashore w here suit fish
boys com plain considerably nowadays
1. T he occasion (25:13 27).
rlmH are Ple n tlfu l* t,ie chnw
about the fussy crankiness w ith which r.U
I "
der Is an alm ost d a ily
T h is was th e v is it o f Agrippa and i
grandpa puts the meal in cure, hut
I——
f(MXj
i n l a n d , where B e rnice to I'estus. Upon th e ir a rriv a l
Pan B ro ilin g Lamb Chops.
grandpa leurned his lesson In the hard -
•
fresh w a te r fish may be had free ly. they expressed a desire to hear Paul.
«cli.Mil o f experience, and he knows
o f an inch t h ic k - b e t t e r s till, an inch
2. P aul's defense before Agrippa
It Is not too w e ll known.
B ut even
th a t unless meat is put down w ith , in places w here n e ith e r are to be ob- ( M : l- 2 7 ) .
j
M any people alw ays have th e ir chops
care, refined alm ost to the degree ot talued we s t ill have d rie d , smoked
cu t « 'lo u b le -th a t Is. from olle ®nd oa*
smoke*
| , p in tro d u ce d his defense (vv. 1 3) ;
Ilu h b y — W ell,
the great
m u rili t
crankiness, the result w ill he unsalls j
by expressing his d e lig h t In now te ll- |
h u lf to tw o Inches th ick.
and canned fish w hich m ake very
case ended In a hung Jury.
fa c to ry .”
Second, have a ll the chops cut n
Ing
his
case
to
one
who
could
fo
llo
w
Then,
too,
we
have
good chowders.
W ifle —G reat heavens, d id they hang
M r. W arner also calls a tte n tio n to the vegetable chowders w ith none of his lin e o f argum ent, fo r A g rippa was
u n ifo rm w id th , so they w ill cook In
the Jury and let the m urderer go free?
the fact that the home butcher should
th e same length o f tim e, aud so that
an
e
x
p
e
rt
In
questions
concerning
the
these, as the fo llo w in g :
select the anim als fo r slaughter w ith
each person served w ill get the same
Corn and Celery C how der.— Dice Jews.
j
In v e n t o r 's T r iu m p h .
a view to the weight and q u a lity nt o n e -fo u rth pound o f s a lt p o rk and t
H e then Indicated his manner o f
a m o u n t o f meat.
I eat m y peas w ith honey,
W
hen
the
fa
t
!
meat desired W here lard and auusiig. ,
T h ird , have the fe ll removed. The
life
(vv.
4-12)
by
show
ing
th
a
t
he
had
put in to a fry in g pan
I h a v e done it e ll m y life ;
ure the products d e s lrid . very larg.
fla v o r w ill probably not Ire affected
T h e y do taate k in d o f fu n n y ,
begins to tr y out add tw o «»nions J live d In the s tric te s t accord w ith the
and very fat hogs w ill serve, hut
R u t It keeps them on «lie k n ife .
one way o r the o ther by the presence
most
rig
id
sect
o
f
the
Jews.
He
then
u
n
til
th
e
onions
ch«pi>ed fine, cook
when shoulders, hums, and loins are
o f the fe ll, but the ap|iearance o f the
o rk is brown. In d ica te d his su p e rn a tu ra l conversion j
are tender and the p
pork
Real Sensation.
desired these w ill la* In ......................... C u t one head o f celery In to ha lf-in ch
chops w ill be Im proved w ith o u t It
(vv. 13-15). A fte r tils conversion he
WHAT DR. CALDWELL
“ W ell, what'» the most s ta rtlin g I
the
weight
o
f
the
anim
al.
A
trim
m
ed
D ouble loin ch.q.s may he bonetl.
was com m issioned by C h rist (vv, Ifl-
lengths and cook In Just
w ater
piece o f news In Hie paper th is morn I
hum W ill weigh about 7 per cent o
LEARNED IN 47
rolle d, and wrapped In .........
It
18).
As soon as he had received his
enough to cover. Add the celery und
Ing?" s a rc a s tic a lly asked the w ife ot j
tlie liv e weight o f the hog. the fi.ieoi
chops are o fte n "F re n che d " by trim
com m ission he rendered obedience
w ater, one q u a rt o f m ilk , tw o cu p fuls
YEARS PRACTICE
her
husband,
who
hud
read
all
through
s trip about » per cent. I l one desire*
(v v . 19-23). Seeing how th o ro u g h ly In
m ln g the rib ends hare.
o f diced cooked potatoes to the pork
the bre a kfa st am i her c h a tte r
10-poun.I hams the hogs should fa
F o u rth , b ro il lam b chops if possible,
earnest Paul was. Festus In te rru p te d ■ "A n « c o u n t o f a man who Is siting I
and onions.
When b o ilin g hot add
A physician watchr.l the « « ¡J »
butchered at about 14«) to I.*» pound-
e ith e r by d ire c t heal or In a heavy
him and attem pted to account fo r Ids
one can o f corn, reheat am i serve
his w ife fo r divorce fo r not ta lk in g j «oast,potion fo r 47 years, ‘ nd
w
e
ig
ld
I
f
the
fa
m
ily
can
make
eco
uncovered s k ille t. T o b ro il h.v dire«-
w ith s p lit crackers, b u ttere d and enthuslusm by a ttrib u tin g It to the
th a t no m atter how careful peopl® sra of
enough." lie snapped-_____
nondcal use o f 2H-|aHin.l h a ... Ho
heat, lay the chops on a e l d greased
raving s o f an unbalanced m ind. De
their health, diet sad exercise, constipw
browned.
weight of the Img may run up to ots
rack and place over live coals «* un
s p ite th is , he made tils appeal to
tion w ill w-cur from tim e to
Clam C how der.—Clean and .p ic k
The Parados o l Po»»imi»m.
der an e le c tric g rill <>r the flame of
next importance, then, is h,0* * 0 ,tre”
pounds.
over one q u a rt o f clams. Heat to the A g rip p a (vv. 23-27). He courageous
A n d y — Ironsides Is a liypo< Im t iilr la r
i t when i t comes. Ur. (K id w e ll * 1’'*-’ *
The iMicklH.ne cut Is appetizing but 1 b o ilin g point a n d chop.
S tra in the ly appealed to Agrippa ■ knowledge o f
a gas oven. I f a gas oven Is used.
Ma«— W h a t's a hypochondria« ?
was in favor of getting so el— to nature
if the meal Is to be canned it I* m u fl
have the ch.qm two or three Inches
the w o rk o f Jesus and o f the prophets.
liq u o r.
Cut one and onrs-ltalf meb
A n d y — A person who feels he tle i
» , po»sitde, hence his remedy fo r conrti-
more convenient tn ....... through lh.
below a m oderate flame. Seat them
A g rip p a was co Impressed by I ’aul'»
cube o f salt pork In to dice and tr y
! nation, known sa Ur. Geldwella
when he feels worse
of
he
backbone,
which
make»
on both sides. I ’lace double rlt. chops
appeal th a t he declared he was alm ost
Pepsin, is * » ¡Id vegetable eompiund.
out. add one slle«*d onion, tw o table-
I, e o m p a m live ly easy to tame the ion
fa t siile up at first »'•
they wd
Synonym ou» Term»
I t can not harm the system and is not
sp o o n fu l* o f chopped celery and one ¡»ersunded to lie a C h ris tia n .
’ P1* “ " “ "
also sear along th a t a lt i*
A fte r »ear
T he I ’o r le r —Lad« hi 5 ” • want» I habit form ing » i " 'P
tablespoonful o f chopped green pep-
m usfi**-
fi o ist. the
' ,,K to te ll her When she reaches her , tasting, sad yeungeUrs love it.
per
Cook u n til a lig h t brow n. Par-
Will
Hear
God’s
Voice
ing. low er (he flame anil
Ur Caldwell did not approve of
ru m
I reckon she inenns
cooking at reduced tem perai ure
Ciena W indow ».
t,oll fo u r c u p fu ls o f cubed potato«-»,
You can alw ays he «ure to hear ' "d e so la tio n .”
drastic phymea and purges. Jia did not
th e chop« «Msnslonally. hut do not
i
nn
ol*
then
bro
w
n
In
the
fa
t.
Add
the
d
e
stin
atio
n
believe
they were go<sl for a n y h s iy »
God’s
vole«
s
t
C
a
lva
ry.—
D
o
cto
r
lie
|f
y.»U
The C o n d u c to r - H e r tic k e t read» Io
p ric k tlie brown erust
II «....... '',,n
system. In a practiea of 4T years he
chopped clam a and tw o c u p fu ls o f
hu tilo i» s k '” ) " u
•’*'r î t n n tho tfoi
wood.
never sew any reneon for th e ir nee when
T«»rpor C ity- «'here I u»«*<l to Bve
venient. u fte r searing d -u h e rlmpe
b o ilin g w a te r and cook ten m inutes
ded task ot wual.ing «»'
or»ll> , lr r
ftyrvip I’ ejiein w ill empty the bowele Juet
(one and one h a ll to tw o and one h all
Add a q u a rt o f m ilk and e ight m ilk
I I f * a ll the same
tifi ease
F lre L » ■ » * •>"
wim lows
Lifted
Up
“ | « " 5 , l i d s day go hy »MhejM a
in u k e r s cot In to h a lf.
M elt tw o
tfio ro tig h ly w ith warm watet
Inches th ic k I under the flame, transie«
And I. I f I t>e lifte d up from the
■ ha uioii
E»pla n a tio n .
household a la ltlo ld t.
ta b le sp o o n fu l* o f fa t and s t ir In one
the b ro ile r t. , | , ..........r a t e i ) I .............
IM
tlltO
•
■
I.It,
bowel movemenL I>o not alt and hope.
ill w llic li
e a rth , w ill d ra w a ll men uato Me —
(375 ilegtees Io 4«»l degr.-es F I «•• " "
tablespoonful o f flo u r, cook and add
W ife (a t mt» o f s tu lrs )
l,;1. ,Hon added Then ustna alam i .
'
I t a t «O V> the neareet druggist end get
i on >>( , he |^etp-rou» tattle« of D r « ahl-
to the ch o w d e r: add Just be fore add John 12:32.____________ ___
d t cupful o f vinegar to th re e .p iu rts o
yourself.
W here have you I,e« n
Ish the cooking.
S vn
ip IVpa
or w rite Illin
Hyrup
T n pan fin a l, lay the 'lio p »
■
m kew arm water wash the glass very in g the clam b ro th , as It la apt to
th is hour?
True Strength
UM* I f ! well's
Pep, n ,"1
Dent
UH. n, MonticaU»
o is ,
heavy, slggllng Im i s k ille t » a t •!»»»•<*
H iishttnd Mv d e a r—er M uf
.le a n
W ring •««’ ' • * *ham ots and cu rd le the m ilk
T
ru
e
s
tre
n
g
th
lies
net
alone
In
what
t
r
ia
l
bottla.
I , on both sides, and « I« ' 1 ...........
for
free
i
I tlie surplus uudature
llik
you've heard th is o n e .
one does, but In w hat one re fra in *
trig
rho|>S o n e d g e so an ....... -out. He- tat
fro m d o in g .-S e le c te d .
pm
Then reduce tlie heal '«c«
fr e q tir u ilv an.! flnl«b •»»
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