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Helped the Church. teasnnonfnl e<,n i ♦ INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP- «**e<MiritUl Of salt. Let one eupfuLj^L^, Barnabas Showed a Generous Spirit. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC —Christian Character Illustrated by Barnabas. of raisins soak in two tablespoonfuls of boiling water or fruit Juice for ten minutes or more, then drain and put through the meat grinder. Mix and sift three and one-half cupfuls of pas try flour, add the fruit Juice or water, one tea spoon ful of soda to two table- I. Barnabas, the Man (Acts 4:38). His original nunie was Joseph. When he become a Christian, he was spoonful* of milk, one teaspoonful of renamed Barnabas signifying the cinnamon' and one-half teas|a>onful of change from the old life to the new. doves. Mix all together, heat well, add This was a common custom, for ex- rnisinj and drop by tenspoonfuls two Inches apart on a baking sl»eeL Bnka •tght to ten mlnutea. This recipe make* about fifty rook lew Halibut Baked in Custard.—Taka a •fk'* of halibut weighing one pound. u ’ tha Bah Into Si eta. rawmsibg t be v Lay the tleta thscs abadM ha \ 4a a MmMam hnfeind Aah and | w.M •wvwknlf <ews(v«fai mt • (BMmpnmtfBI af mtnrad pBBh | **** *** *^nB oBiab grated and a dash Pngatb* Beat rw« egg* aMR iigba. 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Barwabaa. tba Ftuim*Mtra»m» (Arts 4 ST). . Sn Rally bad the dtetne lane pee* masted tbe eaffy keSng af Harsats* (hat seeing the need ad htn fatlew Be* eea ha aatd Ida yew^affty and taasfhf thn BMay amf laid li m tbe bgwatiea' Ibaa Mka gamntwattj eg Btuaaad Maaif hi mwax Bav m piama •«mta sad peoaataaa Me twaBtad awe Mad km ana sfldM Ma btathauB swan a newdt Me aaa *a as aasaa ahAmd to An toto m fftoNm to 0NNV% CtoNi^i to Mm# PtoPN’f # toito% 0 totoAHto dkP IP dWdPNflPPHMMhP 4MP fNft*** f ; ‘ * a % toNtoto to H ■Ml I toH tit Ato^toM Pto Ctoiptoto tototo Pi f The seporate blouse, with the fancy there is for It at present. Is a boon to the woman who must dress on next to nothing a year. Owing to the vogue for the blouse she has the privilege of combining separate skirts with separ ate blouses, and all sorts of combina tions of economy with fashion Imme diately become possible. While she had her style orders to cleave to the one-piece dress, she had to be a great deal more subtle about making one dress look like two. Indeed, it was not posklbie to nearly so great a de gree as it is with this later mode of ' dressing. The blouse of today Is so perfected and beautified that It Is almost out of the blouse class—that Is, as we used to conceive the blouse. It Is a grace ful thing of k>ve , y lines, and Its de- } sign so blends lt«eii with the skirt that there is no feeling of waist and aklrt being separate. You buy a new blouse, and, behold, you hkve a new dress! After a while you see that tbat same blouse would take f*u a totally different aspect If It wera to have a brand new aklrt to arcumpway It • and so It govs quite ladrltaite!y until after a white you flad yourself too proud pnaaeowoff of a wardf *be fbe extra! of wklrfc you kod Boxer aBtirt poled. If*a sorfwtetBg too. 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Soften a half teaspoonful of gelatin A two table- spoonfuls of cold water and add to the hot sirup. Now add the Juice of half a lemon and one-half cupful of orang»; Juice to the strawberry mix ture; add the simp when cool and freeze. Add the henten egg white with two tablespoonfuls of augfcr when the mixture Is partly frozen and continue freezing. Raspberry Juice, removing the seeds, may be prepared In the same way and Is especially delielons. Pineapple Cream Sherbet.—Take two cupfuls of grated fresh pineapple, cover with a cupful of sugar, let stand three hours, fold in one cupful of cream whipped until stiff and freeze. Apricot Cream Sherbet.—-Measure two cqpfuls of canned apricots which have been mashed through the potato rlcer. Cover, with three-fourths of a cupful of sugar and let stand three hours. Fold In one cupful of cream whipped. The fresh fruit may be used, adding a cupful of sugar.. Salad In Hooey Do* Melon Basket. —Prepare th# melon by cuffing Into B basket Settop oat tbe seeds am] ra the palp Chop the pulp late ira# NtB. add pineapple, cherries aaff Blf#ty ae—nffad French ib* m#Aff wffB a bneffev 4# rue a Ml a* rb# cult it. tw* •urteay jgxs wAto to to# #1 •a v f Inf vf < IF V # 1*40 % # toWHTV ftl IMF toHIr lit nmf ffi hortr«) vto«! urgt* vbrir llrti much Brc<!e<l ti>dav titeti of vision and and Bjni|Mithy. 2. Ilamahas lines After Haul (rv. 2T* ‘JO). The work so prospered that help was needed, tat ^tnrnabns went after Saul. TIicm* men hud been t«e get her before. After Saul’s conver sion. he came to Jerusalem and tried to Join himself to the disciples but they were afraid of him. Barnabas befriended him (Acts 9:JO-27). He saw that Saul was really a converted man. Being a good man he could see there was' good In Saul. Barnabas thus Introduced Saul to his great work ns apostle to the Gentiles. - . 3. Disciples Called Christians (v. 2G). After a year of teaching by Paul and Barnabas, the name Christian was given to the disciples. The name was associated with the teaching. Paul taught the vital oneness of the believer with Christ so it was natural that the dlsclpies should be called Christian. . * 4. Barnabas and Saul go to Jeru salem With Alms (vv. 26-30). Because of the oneness of Christians with Christ and witK one another, the dis tress of the brethren at Jerusalem must be relieved by the gifts of the frrBerers—in—ffinliteli. TTlWff—ETffir hud a |M>werful effect la removing the suspicion* of th# brethren at Jeru salem. A Gaff’s Ct#r*»ai U">**<** TBia la Bfft IB# a awry v* are A Be t arms totofitoto tototo totfto toto i •*!•<# ajnr -**^1 ffe-eff GaasB# a# bs# Cuff* assff *( Beetem. 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Ito tototl tbto fat. IB# tohto|to nrll toM>l maaaltt toto In ret J aBff |fl inU the nhorf. t he olff and th# *B*|-P JT toto m i hm Brut tied It to (wrtle- y >*UD|| For (1 Utofto in ffi*i bis to he no ag* , alarty totUI|t tnl to the vutppj r upright mlt to 1 Ihe bl Util tor a ini d skirt c unit das bustl# hair |Nt1 v which |g tl A latest n on. H la a* Itrrum .n g to gran dm a as i word from Bari lx for the o el 1 <1 reused it In to the * Ixtfrti ) ear-old. All tile )oung girl. Baby's Stomach Was Puffed Up Tight WHh Gas Dark-Colored Suit Is Favored for Traveling • With t|ie wanderlust season of the year here n woman who makes a busi ness of guiding parties of travelers every summer took occasion to give advice about clothes for the traveler. “No one needs to he told in this day,” she says, “that elaborate ward robes have gone the way of the waist line. Women have learned to travel light, but this necessitates a wise choice of the tilings they do take. This depends on where they are go ing, hut a few fundamental rules may be laid down for all. “For the railroad Journey a woman has a choice between a frock and top coat and a tailored suit. If it Is a short Journey, a blouse with white frills Is charming vuth the tailored suit, hut for more than a day, the blouse should he of the same color, but * lighter material than the suit. The gown for traveling in the summer li alwaj\ of a TIglilweight material In a dark color. The white frills may or may not he added. Tbe hat must he small with a narrow brim. If aay; th# affoea smart hot i umfnrtakls law- berlcff miforffe am prrfmoff—aaff silk crei»e frock with a little hat of black felt that had a latticework crown of black felt strips and gros- grain ribbon.’’ New Fall Coats Are to Be Near Ankle-Length One of ihe chief factors in the new aspect of the fall coat, ns distin guished from that of last year, is the length. Fifty inches, with others dtop- | ping to 02 inches, Is regarded as the | proper length, or in other words, a length that Is slightly above the ankle. ] The height of the erect chin collar adds Inches to the general length and j emphasizes the straight silhouette. Hie straight silhouette Is not consid ered altogether essential, for In many Instances a flared Jrtrt section ex tending from hip to hip, across tb* back. Is used. “I was fearful we were going to I our Utile bog. He couldn't At any I thing and his little atomach wai all ! puffed up with gag and felt tight and hard. A neighbor told me about | feethlna and I stopped everything; else and gave him that and now lie has 16 teeth and Is the Jolliest little fellow In the world," writes Mrs. C. E. Grimes, Colquitt, Ga. Here Is another- striking Instance where much suffering and anxiety ; could have been avoided had Mrs. ( Grimes known of Teetlilna and had given It Tit the first sign of trouble. Teethina is sold by leading drug- i gists or send 30c to the Moffett LaJio- ratories,* Columbus, Ga., and receive a full size package and a free copy of Moffett's Illustrated Baby Book.— (Advertisement.) Good to the last drop S r uniformity of Marwrll House if due to the methods of cletning, roasting and packing, embodying fifty years experience in blending a coffee unvarying in Quality and cleanliness, oo MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Pastel Colors Liked for Summery Frocks C!#«ff#a far mmmmet ir-— mf9 . Want Equal Rights for Women. Women of Great Britain have wel comed the introduction in parliament of m bill which provides that “tbr-' mother of every legitimate Infant shall J be guardian jointly with the father j for all purpose* ami Bav# equal 1 authority, rights sad r»«p aMMIItAa." Th* OMhaswr# la regarded «* (B# Brat Hep la»wsfff serffrag TB# MKBaF> • hsrVef ^ for-avBWff n Chill Tonic * yeanith*«b«cn [ Malaria Chills