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ing room to furnish, and even if 'the ninount to be expended is not large very

cliiiriniirg results are possible. For is ivwll lwuse the ilarker woods,

are to u Preferred, although they are riitlrer expensive biil fora liuurie in the suburbs or one built in cottage style, more latitude is penal ~sibie. A wc‘l-built, siniply desigiieil ride-hoard, n round or square dining tiib‘e, ix serving iiibic and from eight to u dozen chairs are

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four eggs, one cup of whit; png”-_ hslfmistressingly the wear and tear of the

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sense was bigger than her purse, recently ' furnished a most deligh‘fui room at a' 5“|'D\‘l=l“i!l.Y smiili cost,~the effect of the' coloring and furnislilng used being very' new as wie l as most attractive.

.The rouiu wnsnot especially light, io the wail was covered with one ol the

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The iioor was stained and polished, over plane in a pm; gp;-iniie ii, with gm, bmp.

it beingnrug in green, gray, purple and ing tabiespoonfuis of granulated sugar, ir touch of gold. Aohina closet was built two teaspooniuls of cinnamon and dot across one corner of the room, being with the tablespoonful of butler. Set'in niade to match the woodwork in cream a warm place and when light bake in white, and there were no plotures,al- though a few plates, ami stains and it

granulated sugar, one cup oi ilour. Stir all together and letlt raise. Next mix ln flour enough tomake dough as for

Above the white mantle was a large cream of t

side of the mirror were brass scouces into the meal, adding milk to make a bat-

builder, aslt'greatly simplifies the ques- Jelly Roll.-T ree eggs, o p tion of extra furnishings. V sugar, one teaspooniul of cream oi iiirtar,

The room from which the sketch was‘ one-half teaspoonful of sodn,one cup ai'

taken was wuinscoted in white enV iiour; pour it thin into a baking pan: ameled wood, the doors, sllls, etc., being bake slowly; spread jelly over it and roll oi' mahogany. it ii p. Wrap it in a cloth.

The sideboard was bui‘tin, as shown, English Current Loaf.-Wlien your

between the two ohina closets, ilre top, bread has become ready for moulding into or shelf of the sideboard being of mn- loaves take sufficient dough for one loaf hoguny alsn. A mirror, framed in ma- _and knead into ltalarge iron spuoniul hogany and set about with tiles, was set of butter or sweet drippings, two eggs, iv. in the wail. Above the sideboard and small teneupful of light brown sugar,

a center cupboard for the keeping of large pinch enchof cinnamon and nut- ilut table sliver, lable linen, etc. The nicg. Kneail wi-ll. and if too siVili` mid

artar. Dissolve ii half tea_ Plain Cookies.-Two cupluls of augur,

oval mirror inagold frame, and on each spooniul of soda lnalltile milk and stir three-fourths of acupfulof butter, one

l\0ldi"ll 00115186- ter as for pancakes-a cup and a half|soda and flour enough to roll. It you

The lllustra'ion showsabuilt-in china will be about the quantity. Aild three prefer sweet milk use baking powder in- (_

c'oset and sidel»oard,whleh may offer a very thinly sliced sour apples and bake ln.steu.d of soda and addallttie cream of _L_ ___;f_ " _ suggestion to the prospective house- amoderate oven35mlnutes. I (tartar. Be very earefui that they do not ,V //.f’ ~2 _ “‘“_-; --{_=-,_=-2'_‘.'___

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doors of the china closc's were of white ii few drops of nilllc, forrii liiiou shnpely '»f,_-ash Su,we~d goosebelriem The nu lnss nlilistil sof amber colored gina-i lonf, let lt rise untlllightniul biikc as should le served sepmawly 'ua sank

milk, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder, ‘gown or two becomes a necessity. In _ one teaspooniul of lemon juloe and two planning gowns for evening wear so into

and ii bali' cups oi siiaid nom. file the season. it is a wiser plan to select

Dark Part-Yolks at four pggg, gm, wp such materials as will be wearable during

of brown sugar, one-half cup of molasses, `

plain colored linens and the heavier cotton materials are all very desirable, the sketch showing a charming model of such a gown.

The original frock was made of green

linen, in gulmpe style, the yoke and sleeves being of sheer while batiste \vith nn ernbreiiiereil dui. figure. Irish lace was

inset in the yoke.nriil the ruille in the

enpful of sour milk, one teaspooniul of

one-half cup of butter,one-half cup of _ __

sour milk, one teaspooniul of cloves, one V ‘

teaspoonful of cinnamon, one teaspoonful __ 11'" "r " _

of mace, one grated nutmeg, one tea- _ ' _._ 405, I'

moderate oven 20 miputes. spoonfui of soda and one and a half cups _` .~ _.V _

Apple Johnnyoske.-Mixaplutef corn- of sifted flour. Pour it_ into the cake 5._,_‘,_.?, ‘_

brass platter or two were placed at the meal with ascaut half cupful of sugar, pan, ilrst som of the li|ghl,thsn some of "Y if". U "W - ` lop ofthe viainscotlngaiong the ledge. a pinch of salt and n teaspoonful ol tho diirk, toglveit the marble eifi-ez "\`\ \ ' ~- ,/3.(/_( l ‘,, A

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the new babv, and oftena dain'y bit of iiandwork in the form ofa set of nap

strings, a bib, a hauil-einbrnlrlered yoke,

a cap, n pitrasol cover' for the baby car-_

rlage or an afghan or shawl is much, uppreclateil_ _

The illustrations show several very ai-

triicilvc articles that could easily be

coplcil--the first sketch at the top of the

‘cnt taken frour a ll tie jieket which

‘ was cu in one piece, the edges being scal-

‘loped in erribroidery silk. Tire eitiiu jacket ' used ns is model \\ us oi while Frencli flan-

lricl, butlonhuleil in pulc blue and embroid- cred iii flower sprays ln pale blue ' silk,

,lie ribbon used for tying the little sleeves l

The little bibs sketched are all of line \§ _ I

white batlste or French muslln or lnwn. ` _ 3" '

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I H A "mu was nnlshed about th" ce'era, the lightcuiorcil silk iiiiislins, soft

uhm with R very narrow mg°"t‘ed band' fl ilsh i_ail`cta, thin voilesniiil lnilin nnii ""°u"~'r 9"” being '°'\ll0D0d Und hUliU0l1‘ Ciilnit sllks ull being vciygouil fn' such

bolcil. All of ilicsc bibs are made double. RUWUS- narrow vn encienncs lace being used as a F" morning "nd "fu"m‘ ol WCM me

elbow sleeves were oi the Irish lace.

The skirt was irgurcd circular, with it

scam in the mlddlc nf thc front, iiiiil vvas i_i'iiumeil with liiinds stiiclii-il on just above the hem. This model would iilso be good for silk or light i-oloroil serge.

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_ Tire little rims, covered with ribbon and _ with small bells ntiached with ii small

doll scweil to i|,is n pretty plnything, il "1

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ilnisli about the edge. ‘ " ’ ' "_‘ "'-_ M _

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shoes are made ni line white ivorsteii, with I - ,_ pale blue or pink turnover tops and tas _ _ _ . ‘ , -_ » I- sclv- ' H11/ ‘N in Patented salety box. ` ' V "

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\VURIiS ANI! \\'0I\l(H OF -IFBUB AR REGDNII- rch is 'rar-2 oosr>rri.~i.

LESSON XII(-.SEPTEMBER 28.

REVIEW.

- GOLDEN TEXT.

A-nil they were nsionlslii-d at his rlno

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Tuesday, April 4, A ll. 30.

I’ »\ce~.-Gapernaum, Pei-ea, Jericho

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REVIEW BY LESSONS.

Lesson I. In this lesson we learn some

to Christian rllsoiplvsi

lie-son ll. The Duty ol Forgiveness

we forgive those who sin against as What is God'a method of forgivene

trinc fur lil word was with power.-Luke

'l‘ime.- 1"i‘om early nuiiimn, A. D. 2il,ito

thing alinuttlie nttiiude of Jesus toward ciiildbooil, while In the evgnia which the lesson text narrates Jesus makes the ohild»life typical ofthe true Ohristlan life

and uharacter. What is the place of, - ~ ¢|;|if||-gn |n ,he khmdom of he,w,.,,; ln do the references to worldly possession in \\-||”|;|-gppcgtp ln a]|¢,il¢ ghild 3" qnmpie 'this lesson teiiclif \Vhat do they not

Itcsson VI. liaise Excuses Mention

some _things in life that have rriil or in- trinsic vnliw. Which of tlicscliave thc greiitesd wortlii’ is there such ir thing ns a validb cnsefoi' not accepting Christi

Lesson\‘if.__,Snugest tlircn suitable

titles for tiicpirabie of this lesson. Of what group of pirahiea is it a pnrf ilow are the tlircereiitefl iii thouirliil Whni-°i~i the priiicipaiieiicliing of this `|i»\rnbic`l Whni. may we lciirii from the three men irieiiliniied, the father. the oliler son, the younger ann?

Lesson Vill. \Vlint two parables aron.

ip'\ri of this iessoiil Give the piincipi v lonclilng iii the first. Wlint necessary *tr inilltlun oi ni-.ci'|\in'»lc prayer is cniphn» sized in llio rieiioiiiil \Vhy was thc puhill can _iiisiilierl rnilicr iluin the Phnrlser?

teach?

Lesson X. Wliut iwu men are conspieu

1 Terri. 1 Lesson Xl. liuw long before the day of

iiintlsln. "l was so stllfiinil laiiicl could scarcely wnlk" she writer. “An nltack

`k limbs iiinrle walking lniposal-

bux ni. nil ilciili-r.~. 94

impossible with Big 3 patented safety box. Big 3 Shoo Polish is a positive black, not blue. 6 W

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Lesson IX. ’i‘li~~ llich Young ilulcr- vnluesfor:hc iitiii-.rt prices we‘ve ever

Wlrrre did the meeting of Jesus with this " young man tnlie i-Iucil Point nut the prislsewortiiy trail sin the young nnin`s character. i)id .Ii-sus intend io leach the ‘ i~lniulnes°4 of posscsslnig wea thi What.

'1‘hin lenqmi opening 0| °f|‘5n¢g| gud g|’. ous in this lesson npnrt from Jesus?

fem-ini-5, In what wma |q mg word What maywclearufronithe attitude of "offence" taken? Ilow often should ouch f»0Wi-ml JUW57 nl" the C'°ld°“

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big values lor litile prli-es-lite biggest

had the privilege of r-il`e| ing. All of the garments bear evideilce of careful tailor- ing. Tire styles are the latest anil every-

one will give all the service that could be `

desired. They were selected by Jas. [ Paton Come and see them. Jas Piiton

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Do you wake up in the morning feeling

tired andnu appetite for breakfast. If so Hughes' Digestive Tonic lsi what you i need. lt takes away tired feeling andi lves a good hearty appetite. 'Price 2`e.

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_ A brass bsd- is always in keeping with any fur- niture for a cozy bed- room. lt imparts an at- mosphere of richness and luxury thatcan ba equalsd in a wooden bed only at great expanse.

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Dinosaur! to sweep under, is so light that it rolls aside at almostatouch.

Rigl ity. finish and the harmony of the lines in construction, have

combined to make ives Brass Beds famous.

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The Old Reliable Marble and Granite Works of

E. F. PURDY

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their generous P* ""2 helm, ,,,,_p,,,¢¢1

and to say that we a , _ | than eve:-hte ‘:',‘;'Q“"““,l[:‘f\\s L, to ns w 11 - ' _

gorordu, gg, lamesgrignitaninil for as qnggpon ence _ > , _ Dtllgnl and prices finnish;-l r ieer

Is the latter determined at all by mama ‘ the erueilixion dill the trinuiphal entry of

attitude and action towards his fellow-'Jesus Mk” l'\'“'-‘V M°“i'|°“ E ;'"'°:‘l°

‘ment Give tha Golden Tsxt. title for oaclisipnrate day oft a asa on

Lesson Ill. 'i'hoGnod8amaritan. Give Week. Wiio were the pe°P|° *|10 'C in nnnativa form thsaetting of this len- eompanlvfl J'-‘illbl Wh? “ll iii “°°°" son. To what general pei-lofi in Chrlsifs sary and why llltlflit f°l' 395°! UNI” W ministry does itbalonni I-Iovv may ws snteiulernsnismi emulate the example of the Good Simarl- i IMAO" Xli- 'l°'”“° 3"¢“°°" W’ 1'h°"l° tan i’ Give the Golden Text. leoeitnd Sndduceae. Where did these con- Lesaon IV. Jeans ‘leaching How to vorlstions between Jew! llid U10" |1125 pity. um hrieiiy tnssni pantie or airs pnsii wi-at win its object of this lesson. What is its main poiniai those who wilt the <r\10Sl-|00 W *limi H0" Give the seood parable. What. is itnldlri the Phnrlseeii hope to iind occasion principal teaching! what two sspeeu ot ,against ii_|m whnieverhisanswer w their pi-iiynr an enipliui|ail_ln this lesson! questions mightbel _

In what different way! iiooileiins teachl --

ustuprayi What constitutes an answer ‘

to vf°>°"' ln: is notiiiiio u E

8 r per bottle. Geo. E. Hughes, Apothecarles Hail. il l2&l2l

1 have the largest range oi

"Staiilieid’s Underi.loihlng” that has ever been shown in the Town. iam selling them at the lowest price. H. B- Brown, The Young

Exclusive styles.-The persist ent argument of this business is style and novelty, with more e:_¢

any-wlieie else within your rench. That does rot mean extravagant

prices o fsrcy proiis. Large trade means large desirving nc

Look for the Label. Carried by all Rsiiahis Furniiurs Doalsn.

1| THE H. R. lVES CO.. Limited. - MONTREAL.

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Han never derived lhatieal enlorllwh Wi* 1'

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