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y Rx dred-acre farm ot Bod ; id 1 kiddies Tike her!" indicat t little one on the bed. "I stockéd with chicken pa | to-morrow. m BY MINERVA 'L. OUTHAPPEL. || oi ace! To-morrow eggs will ' be a 'dollar a dozen! I'll give | Seger His voice broke, See 8 = ; -+ 'man he loved leaned toward him summer by actual tests that excellent : PART 11, ot hier gids; sho slamheted to bot fect glowing eyes, her lips parted as if to pial fh from strawberries, 4 During the brief but. awful, inter. " Lo Perver wheeled again to face the speak. Le Ferver sobbed in his ex-| rhubarb, «cherries, and other fruits : view, new passengers had boarded the| , Co, TIL UC 0 ith his back to Citement, repeating his vow: "I'll give | that are considered. poor jelly makers. | J train. He strode down to his chair th ne a i Span Jennie chuckled, them eggs. ll give--" it was not my skill that turned the j to find it occupied by a small girl] 558 Ltt El ed off" scalp| AS if the word "egg" had magic trick, but the pectin which I purchas- 5 holding an egg in one hand and a). Sst: velow her hand, She wet Potency in it, Martha Jennie opened ed from my grocer. This is a sub- ¢ mass of buttercups in the other.| ER CL EON ly gon it Mr. Le, ber eves, lifted herself up oh 'her|stance which éither must be present d Daisies mierrily dangled from 'the oo ge ped at her to "sit down small right hand and held out her|or added to fruit if jelly it to be made, i arms, back and seat of the chair. In| behave Sho sat down beside| empty left one. "My n'eggl" shel Ore of the important precautions has his special fragrance yg the chair in which he had last seen zi 0" a © oored around the chair| Weiled. | "It bwoke on your head, on| that all of us'need to heed in canning} dd the best ; the children, Jimmy sprawled fast tled| the washed-off place. It was mine. and preserving is to use sterile con- a Te acura 8 with sharp eyes. Her victim set! PPI : But to me the ; | p asleep. Beside the sleeping Jimmy himself. with closed eyes. 'All the pas-| The hen laid it hisself--he gived 3 to! tainers. After washing the cans, One cup of sugar, two-thirds cup of] =" Fadrth Er a : sat a portly gentleman. | sangers seemed quite entertained by|Mme--he did!' I want my w'egg." | glasses, and lids, I place them in a|drippings, or butter and lard mixed," Lo ern all the rest, ; Le Ferver called a porter. The! his annoyance and life was a hateful Jimmy raced in, fell sprawling over| jarge dishpan on a rack and cover!three oggs, one teaspoonful of Rut. | watching passengers smiled. The! barden his mother to get to Martha Jennie! them with cold water, which is meg, one eup of 'thick dark maple Wheit April's sun, or early May - y who still begged pitifully for her hrought to the boiling point and boil-| syrup, one cup sour or buttermilk, ~¢ lek porter sought to return Martha Jen-| a, tha Jennie was awfully tired of| : i { X ! : y Gets warm enough to 1 Sn nie to Jimmy's chair but she resisted} 1 d td thing. | © °B&- Le Ferver dropped to his knees| ed fi minutes. I simply dip the two-thirds of a teaspoon of salt 'end The dew, in early morning, ; | with a scream of fear. The maiden 28 id a one ry ay ro and gathered the little girl dn his rubbers in the Hot water before they | three cups of flour. I hope you will] "pu "ho grase that's tangled thick. : lady half way down the aisle suggest- od oR a Tt over her head and it! >I'm: You darling kid! I'll adopt| are adjusted on the filled cans. Among | like this.--Mrs. E. M. T. 3 i : ) ed forcibly that "the man was a janded on the funny man's nose and| Yo and Jimmy and your mother and my favorite recipes for canning and '| Then: to foller in the furrows ay ; brute." bounded off. 'Angrily he kicked the te Whole Iravh ai Bociety" I've preserving fruits are these: THE SUNDAY DINNER. 1s A to breattis the Somt that comes, ! The portly gentleman looked over|cookie under the chair before him.| oan apa CANNED STRAWBERRIES. ream of ery Soup From old Mother rth, sweeter his spectacles and grunted that Le The child choked with merriment and yay. 3 Jo adopted igo? "Whisper ed Hull the berries and place them in 'a Cheese, Roast Paste Ribbons Than the breath o' 'sugar plums. . Ferver might hold the child on his| waited. By and by he seemed to sleep. | his : colander. Wash, drain, and place them Pedeh oe akc wiih Whi Croan : EAC alt } lap. He didn't take the advice how-| Martha Jennie cautiously clambered "Do you mean it? Can you trust in' an earthenware crock. Steam them Coft P, 18nd onying t ao : ever but resorted to wiles. up in the chair and laid her curly} : over hot water fifteen minutes. Make : 8 small. | But ros er oe Ne new- Drawing a quarter from his pocket | head on the "washed-off" spot but by Martha Jennie grabbed 'Jimmy's|a syrup by boiling equal parts of| The above menu looks rather small, 2S erm. he gave it to Jennie who clutched the | this time the:worn. qut man was really hand. "They're kissin'," she said.| sugar and water together ten minutes, | but it is an unusually satisfying meal. 6 vay tor . 1 vow! : "big penny" and gleefully jumped, asleep and did not move even when "He's got my n'egg on him. Wish't if For one quart of canned berries steam Below 1 give the recipe for the cheese pay = LeRoy W. Snell. down to show it to Jimmy. Jimmy her tiny arm went around his neck. ; = egg!" two quarts of fresh ones. When they roast. be o 70s ! was asleep and did not look. Moan- | The train rolled smoothly and Martha Yes. They had kissed each otherj have steamed, place them in sterile| CHEESE ROAST. | Never regret a mistake or waste time, the porter brushed the daisies Jénnie too fell asleep, her head rest-{,, = 5 4" "cared, for the next|jars and cover with the hot syrup.| One-pound ean of kidney: or mavyl =o, Re about Haw sorry. you from Le Ferver's chair and that suf-| ing cosily on its novel pillow and her; 3. "ops (014 in the big cities for Seal, cool, and wrap in paper or store beans; one and one-half pounds of| iukine one, "Make # decision, fering and abused soul tried to rest.|left hand clasping the precious egg. less--much, much less--than one dol-|in a dark place. : cheese; one cup of bread crumbs; Salt, on TT, you" are wrong, admit Martha Jennie, having rescued her The drawing room door opened ever , = Ha ol UAL aT ino not even CANNED RASPBERRIES. pepper and paprika to taste; one| oi lave or error, then go ahead pustercups snd daisies, | Wendered ne oad re ar a birthday, Martha Jennie had a Pick over and wash red raspberries Soepen m of butisg; ene anion ¢hopt : it : . ' DErE e. : ; badk'ss fing het Shine well Bled. Be + hattareup decorated feet. She softly I egg--one--two--three n'eggs to do| cirefully and place them in sterile Run beans and cheese through the ol Chet g! g g h " wee ooo | with as she pleased and--she did it! 1 Ia f berries': y Ue lstakes, 'Mistakes are good 3 her fathomless black eyes. closed the door. It 'was a pretty pie- The End.) i jars, alternating a layer of berries ..¢ chopper. Cook onions in butter "profit.by th i "What you been doing'? Been get-| ture She had seen. Woman-like She (The . with one of sugar. Use four table-| 4 5 little water. Mix all ingredi- it Jou ¥i) bby u het 3o wr ver ; tin' licked?" she asked at length, Made the most of it. : : <> |snopnfuls of sugar to every two CuP-| ents thoroughly, thenmold in loaf or| Ug 8 pam TE - : 5 speaking from the vast wisdom of the| "He's good in lots of ways and I The Difference. fuls of berties. When the jars ec Toll, moisten with melted butter and" van. a : ' . children of the poor: love him, but he is so greedy for| In those first days she often heard him two-thirds full, set them on a rac ! water, roll in bread crumbs. Bake in hs r He paid no attention to the child,| money. Eggs or myself! I've got to tell in a large kettle or wash boiler, and. poderate oven ill nicely browned,| Society > "See my flowers!" she said again. stick to that--I've got to--" and then,| Of many sacrifices he had made, add cold water until the jars are tWO- basting occasionally with melted but 'thelr du | gently wooing him. "And see my being a woman, she broke down #nd| And listening, she grew to be afraid thirds coyered. Put a cover on the io. ong water; or good" drippings. |. n'egg!" wept. That His dissatisfaction might dispel | kettle or wash boiler and heat the Serve with tomato sauce. ST x "Egg!" He glared. "What on| A Half hour passed. All was quiet The little dreams that sprang like | water around the cans until it boils PEACH: SHORTCATS: earth--1" He never wanted the word in the car. Suddenly Jimmy awoke, Aprii flowers * thoroughly. Then remove jars of ber- oi to. ho ips. eggs spoken in his hearing again, He moved the chair, dislodged Martha Within her heart--thehopes of home| ries, one at a time, and finish filling' oi se your Oh . } Et ak e. recipe. was fed up on eggs! Jennie who threw up her left hand to and child, jars from one or two of those which ~ Saline yea ) We yey : The more he glared, the happier save hesselt aid the mesg, crashed on| His Jhenheose phrases seemed to|you have sterilized. Seal immediately. hh A Tey y pped cream, or. 4 Martha Jennie became. She gurgled the "washed off place" while Martha aye ye T or UBARB, - Re a ERIN gE sweetly. "You looks funny. wie a| Jennie reeled back over the arm of | The atmosphere, and 'turned her sun SANE AR d cut in phos SELEY MERINGUE. ° 0; ' place on your head where the hair's|the chair and fell to the floor, strik- to showers. A theh Put ints. sterile Frey One egg white, half cup currant ; warhed off. Who washed it?" ing her head dangerously. i cove Jengths. tex which hag bean boil grape jelly. : Beat soge "Brat! Where's that mother? His | In an instant all was confusion. |In after years when Me had found con: RB yyith waler $ : beater until stiff.--. a | ed and cooled, and seal. When opened : ! rough tone caught the attention of | Scream after scream rose from loyal tent, 7 fe toh 2 : S er | the 'watchful' maiden lady, who gave|loving Jimmy as he beat, kicked and| She did not say she had forgone a Jor ye, Swentan and cook, This tastes, ow THE MEN FOLK MAY HELP « him a deadly look. He swung his, tore at the unhappy n'egg baptized thing-- A i ea I am passing on a suggestion to ; chair toward the aisle, almost upset-| man, who, to his small mind, had done| A Vision sweeter than the heart of | CANNED GOOSEBERRIES. ; rs, wives, sisters or hired , ting Martha Jennie but she ri : something terrible to Martha Jenni Spring-- : " "" the goosebe: Ww! 'my. mother and I fin Berself and. Grompol soit io tn Sos | ying 80 sti} where she. ned forlorn] | Mstead, through tours that 'wesryl | Top and tell: the gtosthertien ToL ttc] yc on atior cae 4 in the aisle at his feet. Her gleeful The entire contingent of passengers were, and long, i and cook before using. | carry out their dishes to the kitchen, laugh rang out. pushed forward. The portly gentle-| With a bright fortitude she cams and) ™ SEREY JAMS One can't imagine what a help it is Jimmy slept on. Silence reigned. | man graspéd Jimmy by the collar and went until it is tried--R. L. Mo Lo Ferver, occupled with black ordered him to be' quiet, "till we find| ADd hid her sacrifice beneath a song 5 'Pick over, wash, and measure ber- thoughts, did not notice that Martha | out what's the matter and"then we'll 7 Elizabeth Scollard. ries, . Place Shem in an earthenware ; Jennie was very busy. In five min-| lick the hide off the fellow who's done ; Smtrmnstas peg eany 3 | bowl and ad on bi Fg Th utes she had buttercups falling over|it" Somewhat comforted; Jimmy sub.| Minard's Linimery for Coughs 4 Golds sugar. Put on : Fw tor 2 beteles one another or the turned-up portion | sided into quiet sobs. A man pushed "Her Little Way. jad one-hall enptal o ater, ag thto! of his trouser legs. The maiden lady through the crowd saying, "I am a| ; th had Too Ladys sul - i on ith melted saw it and smiled, the portly gentle- | physician," and deftly picked up the] Pretty Susie Smith hu DO i ie Bisse, cool, cover ld man chuckled. The strings of the] child. 'A quiet voice at his elbow ask-| ing medicine, and although £ the paraffin, and 'store in a , dry correct oxford ties were soon tied in|ed to have the 'child n to the make much actu gros at WSipiace. in this ; from hard knots around bunches of butter- | drawing 7oom. Martha Jennie's head York, she Managed to gc Yor ho beg A ga blackber: cups which dangled over each foor. | Was laid on'a showy pillow soon gtain.| Well with the b HL ba Jaspheries, | A Hx work dod and xéieving her egg ed by 'a hin 'stream Of blood. Th What ls ef [8 TU SC CL {Fle and o mixture which she had deposited on the floor | Physician miade 'a 'hasty 'exantination,| Whenever she I oy on fe eh Sau "Tt {5 mot, serious; Fthink. No frac-| he could not answer she woud ture. It will take a little tine for Her | a to get over the shock. - I'll 'wound while she is unconscio Miss 'Sith, #8 the exam . "toll 'me how you would treats | {| BB a NN FT PT HERE Nr Ve Tog AP Ev .y tly, "Qeen" oH --]----" Then 'with a rush.