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19^4, Weetarn N.e«»ytti)er L’nlon.)
A horm* baH«d on riKht principles
relll be nlmple. No ostentation or
llyinK beyond one's means; 8lm-
plictty in entertainment. In offering
freely of-what one has to frtenda,
wtUioot '-.[>ology or explanation.
FILL THE COOKY JAR
1 IMPROVED UNIFORM WTERfUBONAl
SimdaySchool
* Lesson'
;ur rev. p. n. fitzwateu, d n , :>e^B
of tha Evening School. Jloody blbla Ip*
■tltuta of Chicago.)
((J), 1*14. Wasiern Nawnyaper Union )
Lesson for June 29
221 V B
Fig. i
Circuit Diagram of Reinartz All Wave Tuner. This la Similar to the Ong
Inal Reinartz Circuit but Constltutea a Number of Improvementa.
The Circuit of the Reinartz All Wave Tuner in Conjunction With Two-Stage
Audio Frequency Amplifier.
By JOHN L. REINARTZ
Now Mint \\Imvu liVcoinn usnil t<»
riinsinitt iiu,' «>ii (lie shnrtnr unvvn
bnmls nml linvn foiiml .tlifiii Vvortli
w liilf. It is proper that wo turn M)r
Ifoyil rosulfs. Ttioro nro a nmnbor "t
"noil ciiiiilonsors on the mnrkid. Al-
wiiys ronnoct tin' rotary plufi's to flu*
i;ri>ti!uh , i| part of tin* Hmiit, ami if
flio rotnli'tikor usoil has in*-ulatin)r ond
iitli'iitloii to a itiiirr which will allow plates, use a shichl This Is not nooilcil
us to tiino ilmMi to thoso short waves i with^ some of the InL' typos of con
and lower. The future trend in uniu- I dcimers, ns the end (dates are a part
tear trnnsinission will he down—and of the rotating element and are In the
\et fuither down In Hie wave len^tlL
scale.
ground (uirt "f the clrcmlt, thereliy
♦ 'liminatiru; capnMty effects entirely.
Must of jot] are familiar with the I lie variable condenser in the plate
tuner; therefore, It is not necessary ' circuit must he a jjooil one-as far as
that we pi over any part except its its reslstanee is concerned, since it
upplioafion to any of the shorjor , has tiie plate-hattery potential across
w a\e len^tlis. jit as applied to t he detector tube. If
Kip 1 shows the Circuit diagram. Card tithes are used, this may amount
Von will note the absence of the pLrte-'t" I"'- 'olts or more; a iiad condenser
e<d| and tin* addition of
v of the (iLa-te-
a <'oil in ft he
; will, tiicrefore, allow a currejit tiow
antenna’, which is for the purpose .if "bl'h in tane will run down your
detuning; tiie antenna circuit so llmt 1 ’ l»atterlcs Its^si/.e is also 11 plates,
its- effect on the tiinitn; will h«‘ zero. . a!t!iou"li you may -dev iate- froiii this-
liireii.li t Ids. means t be timer can be / - l ‘ il" you have n lariter otic on hand,
calibrated, before bi in" connected to ; "b do- trot use one witli more tlmu
No child will ever forget tho delight
of grandmother’s cooky Jar, arid even
tlu> older ones enjoy a
crisp, tasty“cooky with
a cup of tea. In most
families the cherished
recipes are handed down
from mother to daughter.
Here are a few that are
good and worth saving:'
White Cooklet.—Take
two cupfuls of sugar, one
cupful of shortening,
mix nml cream well, then
add two well-beaten eggs nml a cupful
of milk; a greated lemon, rind or a
nuttmg for flavoring may be used-
fcdft four teaspoonfuls of baking pow
der with two cupfuls of flour, add
alternately with the milk and when
well blended set on Ice for an hour or
two to become stiff. Roll out. adding
as tUtle llmir ns possible; sprinkle
with sugar ns the cookies go Into the
oven.
Hermits.—To one cupful of thick,
sour cream add two cupfuls of brown
sugar, pne cupful of chopped raisins,
tvvo-thiffcrVif a cupful <Tf gutter, two
wellvbeuten eggs, one tenspoonful each
of soda, cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg,
and stir with flour make a stiff
dough. Ur"P by tenifpoonfuls on a
baking 0Wt, add a nut or raisin on
fop of each and bake in a moderate
oven,
Soft Molasses Cookies.—Take nne-
half cupful of shortening, two cupfuls
of molasses, and put over tho heat
When the boiling point Is reached add
one tenspoonful each of cinnamon and
ginger, stir welj and remove from the
heat. Add one beaten egg. one cupful
of snur milk and one teaspoonful of
soda. Rent well and add about four
cupfuls of flour and drop from a spoon
on a baking sheet.
One may add different Spices, nuts
and fruit to the above recipe, making
a different tasting cooky.
Aunt 0’s Cookleq^—Take one cupful
each of hut'fer and sugar, two eggs
JveU 1.eaten, one half cupful of milk,
nutmeg to taste and three tenspoon-
fuls of finking powder added to flour
to roll. Roll, cut and sprinkle with
HJgnr. Rake In a hot men.
’lie antenna iiid its calibration will i
remain em.-iant regardless of tiie size j
11 plates for ilining purposes.
The Plate Choke Coil.
or ty pe c>f antenna to w lilieli It may be j Not all of us have the tools nee.ted
connected. The greatest use of any 'to make a. really neat coil. In most
tuner s imt only tn read to a signal, leases good looks do not add to the
hut T" to he capable of ea+ttrmtioii ' result value of a coil, therefore t :ke
so that the vigaal -may be found tit a -iti ordinary sized 'drinkriig glass, vvt.reh
p"
"ire-q.i
•mling to the calibration
.should
he suiiuith
of Sill
1 !1<“( 1
>
the
at t
tie
I ralisii
itter \ ilistlnct inlvan
• •"ii m
•iy be.i.!jid'*
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« )ne
tha
is
!; 1 l;* 1
f libs .
ret lining coil is that It
ahout
2D In-'hes i
1 dram
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v* ill
; ; ,
(’ 111 s
n
radiation t** zero
\Vin*l
tills with 7
'* turn'
of
No
2 1
rim
ant*ni
a coil is connected to
d..«•.*•.
wire ill juu
tide fa
t.
<li|.
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1 *
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twsreontart s\\|t, h. Tin*
ptT an
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w tun
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fin
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set.'
ip 1
p.’Uit *
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a roiin*
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that
it
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neater
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1 from the fact that 11
el* *se
to the. plate
Cotillei
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t he
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suiket
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iv can be ellmitiated by
good
imamtitig . p
-act i<a*.
This
< "ii
a ii
Vf
met erv
change "ii -the tuning
should
not hi* mounted
im r
any
of
dial
At station 1 XAM "Commuiilea
1 he e.f
her Cofl.s,
t "ii
ll
is been
carried on with I'rench
Tto*
I >efuning~
* 'oil.
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the
.i!
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s w ben
It'KB was in oi»*irutlon.
sjmo
drinkifig gla
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I. w
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the
The
<•;
ilibrnth
'ti of the tuner is - umi.r'
same
size w ire, "i 1
turhs.
with
a 1
on])
feet
•d
uh* , n the series condenser Is in
at evi
ry fen turns
for a
tap.
Again
ll>*‘.
*u may
therefore, cliau-g** from
in tlri
s case, maki
• the
\t i i 1
In
any
elie
to
tin* other if interference is * x*
fa.-i.l.m y"’u desire
.‘IS In
ng a
S' it
| eri
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■ed vv 1
en using, the detfihlng
mains
the eijllival
Tit "f
t Iti *
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it In >ut
• •sing the signal of the
seri • -
1. Til is coll
is tiiounled
on
the
statbit
being"
Worked.
1 uner
panel near f
be anti
•nna
Conner-
"" Use
of the Choke.
tl*>n.
It is cunne'ct
d t" ii
suit
•Il. Il
\ cr
B
IIS'’
■ ing on
t" tiie- choke eij+l iri'-t he
u i t h. s
lx switch j'oi
ms. th*
* lev.
*!• b.
•ing
lead to tiie plate contieetion of the do
teifor tube, we base come'to an itn
port.int io-ees-.ity 'I'!.!- choke is to'
•onnected t" the antenna eontiei
>f tiie timing end. The antenna
S • title »e.| tn the egim eg nf t!
.Man wants hut little here below,
Nt wants that little long.'
’Tfa. hot with rb” exactly so.
Hut its so in the song.
.My wants, are many •tviuf, If (old.
Would-rnu--trr many a sgnre;
And w,-re each wish a mint of gold.
I still should long for more.
EAT MORE LAMB AND MUTTON
1 hose who object to the flavor of
mutton will lind it the skin is.carefully
r> moved tiie woolly flavor
wilt g . w itfi it. fireat
care, must bo taken in
(Tress; ng mut.tu.o, never
t" *-4't tin* .or \* Wno( f oil ell
t!.e Ji.-s-li of tiie meat
after its removal. Tho
Wool is so tilled With oil
that- it imparts the dis
agreeable odor to tho
meat If it touches it.
Mutton en Casserole.—
t ut a pound (more or less) of mutton
cut from tfie shoulder Into serving-
sized pieces. Ri'rwn in a little fat, add
halt and pepper and dredge with flour.
<’over w ith polling water nml on*? cu(>-
ful each of fn sh carrot* cut Into rufies
and one of pens, with one small onion.
Cover and place in a hot oven to cook
for three hours Serve from thy ens-
sej*i. v -
Roast Leg oTtamb.—Rub tho leg of
lamb. weN with salt, pepper and a
sweot - fat. I’luce in the roasting pan’
and sear it \veh “In a-hot oven. NovV'
prevent anj\ radio freipeMu-y current tuning <-o
from t a versing f-liiif circuit whlcfi is, hast svyit
part of ’lie iiudlo frei|Ueiicy eoiitiec-
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The Tuning Coils.
tue that t!
I to the
ITo
add one half cupful - f water, one ctip-
ful of tomato; m- onion, six. peeled
potatoes and roast with the Tmub.
1‘aste occasionally anil serve with the
gruv \ In tin- pan. - .
Mutton Stew.—r'l' ke a neck (dec*?
ami put-on t" < 0’;. in boiling wafer to
cover with one stc ill "ui ti. Sltnmer
REVIEW—REHOBOAM TO NEHE-
MI AH
—^ «
GOLDEN TEXT—“Rlghteouaness ex-
alteth a nation: hut sin is a -reproach
to any people."—I'rov. 14 34.
PRIMARY TOPIC—Selected Storle*
of tpe Quarter.
JUNIOR TOPIC—Main Events of the
Quarter.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC—Chl^f Persons of the Quarter.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
—From Rehoboain to Nehemlah.
Three methods of review are sug
gested :
1. Modern Application of the Out-
standing Teachings of the Quarter's
Lsssons.
For adult classes qualified members
may be asked a week ahead to present
the teachings of the quarter along the
following lines:
L Patriotism. It should he pointed
•ut how the nation suffered and was
utterly ruined because of the lack of
patriotism.
2. The need of real education. P.e-
cause the people were not taught
about God they wnt into Idolatry.
The real need of the nations ‘of the
world today is to he taught about God.
3. Evils which nflilct society, such as
luxurious Indulgence, tampering With
the occult, necromancy, etc.
II. Biographical.
This method Is always interesting
nfid can be -adapted to all grades. The
most outstanding men In the history
of Israel and Judah appeared in Gris
quarter’s lessons, namely, Rehobonm,. |
Jeroboam, Ahub, Elijah, Elisha. Amos,
Hosen, Athallnh, Hezeklah, Isaiah, Jer
emiah, Nehemlah, etc. These can 1*0
assigned to different members of Gie
class the pfqvi’ous week to present the
outstanding lessons iissoeiiited \ylth
each character.
III. The Summary’ Method.
This means pointing out the central
tenrhinsr of each lesson. The follow
ing suggestions to that end are "fTensT: 1
Lesson. 1. The kingdom so gbulouslf
administered in. David's time reached
Its climax under Solomon, but hecau-e*
his heart was turned from God thr--u"h
the influence of his heathen wives God
determined that the kingdom w ould be
rent from him. Rehoboam's wicked
stupidity In refusing the counsel or ex- ,
porieneed men cause*! tiie work of two
generations to )>*' undone lira moment.
Lesson 2. Elijah's Mrugg'e with Paul
proves that the I>or*l is tii*‘ true *l"d
and that because He does resjeaul
when < aib‘*l upon in sincerity lie alone
is entitled to be worship"’!.
Lesson 3. The' pro;If tha
chosen by <ioil to -ueceei
that his anoint tig * the S;
discernible by jf-h" >«•!)< of the ]
and that he did
grea’er work-*
Lesson 4. T!
Up to tiie j ractioe s u _w i ;
rnutely ci.une to ruin. The wagi
sin Is ii. nth.
Lesson 5. DraeT went Int" < vl
causi- of her - Ii-. «cvof*!;ng to <
annoitncetaent through Amos. <
word ciinnot fail.
Lesson 6. In spite of. Atha'
wicked putp’-e to devtr-y tic
royal, Joii'ii of Messiah's line wa-
served and elevate*! to tiie throne,
purprise of God can eventually fail.
Lesson 7. Hezeklah, when threaten*'*]
by the A^yrians, resorted to God's
house and sought the prophet of Go*]. |
God's house is the sure resort of His
people when 'in'distress and In'* minis
ters are best qualified to give 1 elp.
Lesson 8. Because Jeremiah faith
fully de dared *'i"’!'« word, Go-1 deliv
ered him from Ids enemies.,
Lesson 9. Jti'lah, like Draei, went
into captivity because <>f her jjlns. Go*l .
never forgets'the faithful ones nor
fails to. piinis.li the wi<'k*yi. (
Lesson 10. Thpugli Israel -; ’• aders
failed, and their failure'binvol-.ed the
"napion In ruin, the Gi • rd wIH
Champions
A comparison with other spark
plugs readily reveals Champion
superiority of design and finish.
A new Champion in every cylin
der means more power and speed
and a saving in oil and gas.
Champion X h 60 cents. Blue
Box 75 cents.
Champion Spark Plug Co.
Toledo, Ohio
CHAMPION
s Ptp«* J • H * jo* E*#'/
Many Things Have Been
Subject to Tax Leviei
Carriages were tlte-first: subject of
a tax; levy by the federal government
according t*> tiie researches of tin* con- (
gressional library. Snuff and refined
sugar came next, followed by salt's
at am’tion. By 1M3-retailers -of Uqunr
were made u snu'ret? «>f governmental *
revenue, and retailers of foreign mer-
ehandlse as well. Iir~-yH45—manufac
tured iron, candles, liats, utuhrellas,
and shees, wiTe taxed along with
playing *’iirds.
Coal, paint, cement, inurine engines,
mid screws were among the articles
upon which the government levied in
tile days-.of the Civil war. In these
times, too, archite**ts, civil engineers
and contractors had to settle with
the o*>lle<-t"r of Internal revenue. Be
fore the war ended, lawyers, physi-
T
dans and dentists hud beeri added to
tile list and about every one vise, In-
eluding all manufacturers.
A «!n«lp rtonp of TV Toory's "DoaT Shot” }
will exp«< Worms ot Tapeworm. No 9«onn4
ddse requffeil 372 Peurl St . N Y ATv
Grades of Society
Fair- Visitor—Here, my poor man.
■nro aowe'-fose* for you. What' can I
do to make y*»u < <>nifi>rtahle?
I’rlson«*r—Guess you're making a
mistake, lady.
Fair Visitor Mistake— ho\v? .
Prison., only liere X’4UI4mW. !| -
climbin’. Yen'll find the guy that killed
ids wifi* in tli' n> \' cell. Cleveland
Plain I »ealer.
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
Sure Relief
Bcll-ans
Bcll-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
Coat That Christ
Wore on Calvary?
•The cfWhedral at Treves, In Rhenish
Prussia, Is said to contain the coat
Jesus wore on tho day of His oruei-
fixlon. ^Tradition-"states that It was
found by the Emj'ress Htdena while
on a visit to tiie Holy Land In Gie
Fourth century and was deposited by
her father for., safe keeping in the
mth'slral at Treves, In tin* Nintii
century the coat was concealed from
invaders in the crypt of the church,
hut was brought to light and solemnly
e\hlhlt* 1 *! In IB"’*. It was not shown ,
again until l'*!'-’. when, owing to the
v ast . rovols that flocked to s,*e it,
I’.q.o Lt*** X-deoreed that it should he ^
exliihited only once cv.-ry s.wen years jj
thereafter- it is >a!d that in 1^14 the
Vnat -was viewed t*y «>ne million pil-
grims in tiie coui'w 1 -f a single w*'»-k.
in is*,*!, the_ first time 'of its exhibit ion
^inco 1 s i l, r was -.•.•?) by nearly tue
million pilgrim^. 1
twenty■ '•h'.'ly coat-''
said to have ,l*e.*n w
day on tiie shii! «
M**1;treal l.itidiv 11*
\ 0
l COPYRJ6HT tv
IRVINO BACHCgurtL
CHAPTER XVI—Continued.
—16— dep
”’r!ie man lias a- great heart in him, as
e> e\er_\ great man must," he wrote t»«‘
t*. his father. 'T am h. ginning t«> love ; clo>
bin.. I < an see that these thousands j
in the army are going to he bound t<> 1 said
him by anjiffection like that of a son
for a fattier. With nun like Wasli- file
Ingt.'h and 1- ranklin to lt*ad us, how - test
can we fall?’ i *’
The next night Sir'Henry Clinton | wo
got around tin* Americans and turned 1 Frai
their l*‘ft flank. Smallwood's com- ; tw**4
—-mrtftd -anrl tii’it of <'*vinrierTa« k Irons "per
w< re almost destroyed, twenty-two If
hunured having l>een killed or 1 taken, j' s
Jack had his left arm shot through ! cl
and escaped only by the swift anil e/
fective use of his pistols and hanger,
and by good luck, his horse having
been “only slightly cut in the withers."
-'"Tiie American line gijve way. Its un-
—”~*e-*.+s oned troops tied into Brooklyn.
There was the end of the island. They
could go no farther without swimming.'
MIG. a British fleet in the hnrhor'un-
der 'Admiral Lord Howe, the situatWm
0
'was jlcsperate. Sir Ht nry had only to
follow and pen tlietn in and unllmber
his
tuns.
The surrender of more than
li.wevor, at least
are exhibited and
>rn I'.v «'iirist tba'
•idled < 'alvary."—
254 AND 754 PACKAGES EVERYWHERE
X
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Important to All Women
Readers ot Hits Paper
Swamp-Root a I ine Medicine
half
of
Wnshin
gt.Ul
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army vv
• mid
linve
to f
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ilea
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most
disc
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mir-
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FUtcla. Bolls, Swellings: Stops
Lnmenes* anJ •!!aya pair..
Heals Sores, Cots, Brolkes.
Boot Chafes. It is a
Safe Antiseptic and Gcmticide
Doe* not blister or remove the
hair and horse can be worked,
Plresant to u«e. $2 V 1 a bott’e.
delivered. Describe your case
for special Instructune and
Book 5 A free.
F. Yonnj, loc., 510 Dmia St., Spnnfiield. Map,.
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Barbecued Lamb.—Take
rxentunlly
come and d
cliver tl
c-ni and
exalt G,*‘U
1 to their.’proi
•er pb • V
among
tho. nation
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remnant, t
0 ret urn. * -
1 never
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12. Thn
tho rhn
ditig of
liimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiii
Sleep in Comfort
.1* ssic I Mir ham of Winnliohl, La., i
writes.; “I m;is affected with bladder 1
trouble, and took a few bottles-of
1 i fobo Kldn'.w & Bla.ldor Itcmei^v ;* d ; '
was peli* veil." If yotrare botlTFre*! at i p ^ j.-.j,
nigl’t with yritir kidneys got a bottle t , |-oas n
of Hobo Kidney \ Bladder Remedy ,n Frmu
today from yo.ur druggist. Write for
tile free story. Hole* Medb'ino Co
Beaumont, Texas.
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W. N. U„ CHARLOTTE, NO. 26-1924.
man. If tilings d<> net g»»
ing 1**' ii> quick to te, 1 , y
ter to bis-
eutspeken.
to bis lik
u. Doctor
1 io- roo.-t
«'•!>. nro
* D'i 1 f
r . lil ■
i ; Zf 1 s
FrankliiU is humorous and
polite, .-but
e.li'l, "f win
T*Ji is se
T ' J. T 1
jjvrli
or^fc,*
firm as a G",d-placed iiioin
r.tain You
from it- i >■ .
c Jv 1, j., r <
I bis' p.
T*( j V » f
iiity, it
1
may put y* ur should*!- :
1 ga . list t lie
-teiii.s pr.*d
1 lH * s : f ? t t
« ) \
rivalry
mountain and pimh and
think it is
u'i t i 11 >11: 1 w ! 1 i
’ il. m.c ;
iff. ur
W Oil
Id . faH
mov ing, but 4 i*-ifit. He j'
established.
Financial, Not Moral
Mrs. Belli a ip 1 *0 \ .a| ,,b ieet t
av
i’e :i
*1*1 rast
Wol-'l
of
Go
S|ll I
1 mb, eut into
bdlowing sane*-; Take" two tnbU*-
•nfu’s iif liutt**r, . one half table-
_spi»*ai 1 ijI of vinegar, .me third .T a cup
ful of eurrant.Jells ; nd op, fourth-t**a-
nfid *'f mustar'l. k until the
lain!’ Is Well-hoatod and seasnnoil.
Chicken Pie.—C< i "a tie" chlckon ns
usuel, stowing with an onion or clove
of garlic: Lay the chicken well-sea
soned In the baking dish, removing the
onion. Coser with broth and place
baking p
Uhl reheat In
m i online
V-rii to 1
I'O
lie
o of antenna t*
Goil
ami they ,
only way t
eons living
ktirV.V God.
r, n.
t*»
revived
IS.' The
in right-
eople to
Rejecllnp; the Truth
Has God pi •doGnated - me to he
lost? Certainly not. Th*Tri - t s no-such
thought In ScrijUare. Tile r* s* n why
some perish is their own deliberate
rejection of the truth. "Because they
received not the love f the truth, that
fhev might be saved." -
ii* ine.-han
Selecting Pioper Wire spa. ing of the win s am] t
. r . I teal strength that is tieeoeii
an Important Feature ibe si/.** of the \yir** depends upor,
\\,re for winding inductances . omes its hm*. Ln the wi^e gauge tlfti! is
in many sizes and different insulations.. Ils,,, l for copjier wire, the higher the
There arc single arid-d* cotton number th** smaller the win*, for
co\i*re*l winks, iisuaily listed as s.c.c. '‘‘dls thaJt are to he inserted in tin
and d.c.*'., resjiectiwly. And single aerial cin wit, the size should be pref
and double silk-cov^^rtkl wire—s.s.c and 'Taldy tetween is ami 22. In the s*.«*.
’1 hen* is also a wire with an qn'lary and nther clrcultb. the size
*•11.1 int*l covering. Any of these wins may range from 20 to ‘2d. Smaller
my be used for coils, but with slight w >r*‘ than’ this would reduce the ellt
Just 1*
*d rich
fore serving add a cupfuL
ere^m tm the broth tn the
ly different results.
dency.—Radio Digest.
t«2p.
of g*
dish.'
Combination -Soup.—But one cupful
of lentils, one-half cupful of barley,
one J idun, twit cloves, one grate*! car
rot into a saucepan; simmer for two
hours, mill salt and peiqier to taste.
Tiie onion should be stuck with the
cloves and removed, then add a pint
of milk and four tablespoonfuls of
butter. Serve at once.
'HuLLw.
Will Not Accept
God will not ar ; t the <>iiy Words !
of new’tlmiigl.it for Go* sacrifice and
atonement of Christ.—The Living
Word.
The Controversy
A controversy vvtih onewho preaches
the word of God, is with 'Cmd—not
the preacher.—Tiie Living Word.
Christian Life
The Christian life is not knowing or
, hearing, but doing.—F. W. Robertson
ASK YOUR DEALER
if you want long wear and
good looks in your Overalls,
Shirts, One-Piece Garments
and Women’s Dresses, look
for the Stifel Boot Shaped
Trade Mark stamped on the
back of the cloth. Insist on
work clothes made of Stifel’s
Indigo Cloth.
J. L. STIFEL & SONS
Indigo Dyers and Printers
Wheeling, W. Va.
He has found bis proper bearings ami
is done .with moving These two great
uum differ in lit;!** matters. 1 hev had
h curbuiK quarrel tiie other evenmgr
AYe had reached New Brunswbk on
Our wav north. The _ t av •ms were
crowded I" van fn m ete* to~7rrr*tber
trying t" find entertainment for mv
At last I found
1 chamber with one bed in it
-ili-le uimlou. Pie hod i.eariy-
dlsGnguislied friends
a sma
and ;t
\
i t
* f
filled the -room. No better arc* nillH*- !
dationwas^tc* be bud. I had left Giem ;
sitting on a bem h in a little grove near
tiie large hotel, with the luggage'near |
them When 1 returned they were Imv- j
Ing a hot ■'argument over the origin of !
northeast stormy, the doctor asserting ■
tli^t he iiad learned l*y experiment that
thev began ih the southwest and pro-
<» eded In a northeasteriymllrection. I
Iiad to wait ten minutes for a chance
to speak ho-them. Mr. Adams was hot
i *
faced. Gie doctor calm and smiling. I
•imparted the news.
'*’God of Israel !' Mr. Adams ex
claimed. "Is it not enough that I have
to agree with jou? Must I also sleep
with you?’
" ‘Sir, I hope that you must not, but
if you must. I beg that you will sleep
more gently than you talk,' said Frank
lin.
"I went with them t*> their quahters
carrying the luggage *m
way Mr.
Adams oomphtined that be bad picked
up a (lea smliewliere
•‘■The flea, sir, Is a small animal,
but a big fact.’ s ;i id Franklin. ‘You
irm me. Two Ij*rge men arid r flea
trow'd our quarters.’