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r. . »â- â€" > .i^ n f .^ ^ . umUMi ammmmm 73 ^^- f â-º 1 -i I Between Cousins; OR, A DECLARATION OF WAR. ^^^ Food Control Comer should be as large as it can possibly be made. Every person who can possibly pro- , duce food must do so, no matter how The food situation in the Allied small his or her contribution may be. countries of western Europe is graver Those who cannot produce food, can than it has been at any time since i at least conserve it. The utmost the beginning of the war. Inform*- economy is imperative. The situa- , - ^..^ _ tion has been received by the Food i tion to-day is critical and the world I soldiers who have been nursed in i Controller which shows that the ut- is rapidly approaching that condition England at the Ontario Military Hos- CHAFTEH XJX. (Cont'd.) his down-drawn bn.ws, still in search, '"°?'^ effort must bo made to increase when price will not be the most im- pita! at Orpington speak in glowing For a lone snBochlPs â-  mnmt^ni A1 ' "" '*â-  ^^'®''''' "' ^''* '"'ent'""^- spring acreage and to secure a much portant question, but v. hen even the terms of the treatment they receive bert gazed at "hirfather veVv much ' "^^^ ''"" '•"''^ "** al^o"tâ€" what has larger production of bread grains in people of Canada may be glad to eat there, and one and all express the wish as Ella had tazedat him on the day of P'^s'^ed between you. and that she has 1918 than was done in 1917. Mr. , any food which they can obtain. that if they ever get wounded again it' slightly convex and by depressing the the great mutual discovery. Between "i°^^'L ""-l P*Tsuade(l into Hoover has already pointed out that The successful prosecution of the will be to this hospiUil they are sent. | centre the edges are i-prung away fater and son there was exactly that ^^ ..p„!!,* ^"'J^\'''"\^_!.'",hr'^H^hT ^ ^^* *"*^* '" ^* ^*"^ ^" """"* **'*â-  '^*"' ''^ ""^ -^"'e" will depend to a i If we have learned nothing alse we, from the jar. want of understanding which had been Mr Albert " he said with Kuanled *^"* countries to carry food stuffs to very large extent upon the extent of have learned the value of the stock- betwoen hnO,«n,l „m,i wif,. slowness ' "I have persuaded Miss ' '=^"''°Pe. fewer .ships will be available | food production and food conservation ' pot in our larders since the war began. England. The Army Medical Service 1m4 inlAe Wa nt Ofl 4nr flaek there is conducted with the greatest ! '♦'HCIBS If dRlCU lUI VU9n efficiency and the food for the nick '' OM J«w»U«rTl IVkt*! Sil»»r « OwriM i eniciency, ana me looti lor me sick yn^ t,^., >intii»â€"i w««ai«iro»tn Sa««i men is the best to be had, but there old Ohluii Out <UtM»: oraftarawt is not one ounce of fat or anything! ''•♦"^JJ^t.^^^.nd'b^Ex^ri;; to wasted . Even the grease off the plates b. M. fe T. jamcxiTB, lamitcd is melted down and used for muni-: antiquk OAi.r.KiuKS .. iir J J as and 30 Collar* SUeat. Toronto, Oat. tions or other purposes. Wounded ^ '" You as a parent arc the architect of your child's career, for upon char- acter depend.s success. The metal cap of a new fruit jar is "And you will actually let this thing Fenella to nothing. ff/'"! ,. I met, that is all." It has happened without •• smiled .John it will lie ac Our hearts have ^° carry soldiers and supplies from j this continent, with a result that the me,". That "Miss" and the "Mr." were sat-, continued participation of the United od I States and Canada in the war will "be â€""and if (Jod wills it so,' isfHctory in themselves, but a go complisheil." deal spoiled by the tone in which th Albert's clenched hand (.anie down were uttered, upon the tabic, making the ink-stand | -You cannot seriously suppose that they , greatly hampered . £IIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllIIMIIIIIIItllllU 'No, it shall not be accomplished,' he said, all the more intensely for speaking low. "I swear to you that it will not! If you are struck blind, I am not; if you will not act, I will. It shall not happen, -1 will prevent it." He bent across ihe table to send bis challenging look this year by the people of North Even the remains of oatmeal porridge, America. becon rind, scraps of vegetables and E D||tf||in Igl Tf^^flnffl Baro^ Rhondda in a recent message bones, when boiled long enough and ! S OUjflliy III I UBwIItU strained, make most delicious .soup. " This snowy weather the children's boots would be made much more watertight by being rubbed over with a little melted fat or oil. This also says "The food position in this coun- try, and I understand in France also The statement has been thoroughly , can without e.xaggeration be de- rattle and the pens daKce. " ' the familvwTll recocnTso such a-such ''f "y.^^.^^.'l- =*"'• «"?°"g ^hose who have | scribed as critical and anxious. I •• a piecro'TmUuSe"^ ,,,..,. but said "folly," but something in the ^"' '^""'^ .'"^ ""'^ solution of the food regulation. I fear it will have to prolongs the life of the leather, which !â-  face opposite "caused him to modify the P'"°Wem is greater production in I come with long queques of .(Cople is a consideration these days. Many s term) â€" "as liinding. My sister did f^'"'.'th America. In this connection j awaiting in the severe weather in ways of using scraps of soap have | S not know what she was doing yester- it is especially important that the i practically every town in England for been adopted by the thrifty house- 1 S day; she is a mere child, not fit for, spring acreage sown in bread grain.s j the daily necessaries of life." | wife. One of the simplest is to save ! 5 such decisions." ,, , <'"'p into Eenella's, "And if she had decided to marry â€" | '"ivu ^^'^^- ' another, would you have thought her! What are you going to do?" she' too much of a child for that decision?" asked su.ldenly, terror-stricken. ! Albert waived the point aside as ir- 1 relevant, and also inconvenient. ! : the pieces until two or three handfuls "I do not know yet what I shall do"; [ "Don't you see that you are spoiling her chances for life? The most bril- liant prospect was opening before her â€" such a prospect as comes to few girls." ".She had but to take it," said Dun- can, in an accent in which Albert, to his consternation, recognised a haujih"- iness far l>eyond his own. In face of it a more conciliating tone appeared advisable. "Look here, Duncan," he said, with a supreme effort at good-temper, "1 /Ibquf the and AllKjrt slowly straightened him- self, "but it shall not happen." CHAPTER XX. "Tell him that 1 am in a huriv, that he is to come at once. I shall be waiting here, beside the spaewife's grave . " It was to a bare-footed urchin that Albert Kavf the directions, together with a copper coin; and then- the messenqrer departed towards the quarryâ€" sat down uptn a green hil- lock close at band, and set himself de- liberately and moodily to wait. Only yesterday st'll so clear a horixun, and now this cyclone, threat- ening to sweep away not onlv the hopes rcgariling Fenella, but 'other hopes, nearer and dearer yet I For, even at the risk of discrediting the perspicacity of this genially perspica- cious young man, it is time to con- fess that he seriously believed in his chances of winning the Balladrochit heiress. To be keen-sighted and sharp-witted about other people's af- fairs is not exactly the same thing as being keen-sighted and sharp-witted apout ones own. An extaordinary , and will not a day come when she re- i whole family has also sulphur com- piece ol gooil luck, ot course, but| proaches you for taking her out of pounds of great value. The one dis- supreme selt-conlid- ; her proper station? .Surely, oh, surely advantage they possess is the thick It was she is worthier and litter to shine in a leathery skin, which sometimes irri- Youll enjoy buying in S Toronto. The bi| 5 m stores are so busy and I are accumulated, then put into a stone ! is "i^^^S^'*'- '^"^ *« ^!'"^V{ "/•' !• J eii ...1 , â- ,• I â- " cnandise is go extensive that it is i jar, or tin, and fill with i.oi ling water, ^ z certainly a great pleLure-buying stirring until melted. When cold 1 in Toronto. you have a splendid soap jelly, which j S And this pleasure Is the greater is excellent for washing flannels. Even broken china can be used to 'i feed your fowls â€" occasionally! The | | next time a plate is broken try smash- j; ing it almost to powder and' throw it I â- ; to the hens. The limn and clay in- J earthenware and china is very good for them and they enjoy pecking at it. The fowls lay much betcr for an- oc- Why Not a "Bean Day"? j and combined in the various bean We have had wheatless days and M's^es. Beans should always be cook- ^ _^ _ meatless days urged upon us, but why | "' with the pot lid off in order to let , ^asional tonic of broken plates! not consider the merits of one "bean ^^e sulphur compounds escape. The water in which they were soaked should not be used; but do not throw •'ay" every week? Beans, as we know that you care for her and I am know, are meat equivabjnts; and even sure that your affection is disinterest- though the price has trebled in the''*^^y '^^ water in which they were cd; hut it is just bcause you care for last vear, they are still cheaper and ' P"'"'^'"''*^- ^s this holds some of the her that you cannot surely mean to gj^g -^^^^^ nourishment of the same! ^'a'""ble elements. It seems natural rum her w'hole future, by taking ad- ^.^^^ j, ; with ' f""" ^cans to cook best in earthenware vantage of her present mood. Her .. "'"iiiai piutem. i>o»^wii,ii .... fancy is excited by your attachment. ENGLAND'S BRAVEST WOMAN. The Dowager Duchess .of Sutherland Has Won This Appellation. Millicent, dowager Duchess of Suth- ,.., <=.vw.ru u, ,ou. .......o.,,..,., J Kathering of the crops, dried beans ^ ^nd many of us should try the plan of ^,.j„„j ^^^^ j^„^^^.„ ^^ Kngland's most ami m her excitement she imagines ^^^ould be hanging a-plenty in cellar j cookingt soup in crockery like our 1,^.^^^^;^^^ ^^.^^^^^ .^ ^^^^^, ^,^„^^ ..g^^, that she returns it; no doubt she doe.s or attic and the creative housewife j f"^"' cousins, the trench. The flavor ,jj,,^,.^ bravest woman " yhe was flne return it for the moment, but sudiâ€" will find still more ways to use them ,"* 'j<'"f ; «"'' '"«' service made easier , ^f ^y^^ jj^^j British women to go into such arrangements are too unnatural , than before. to last. .Just think of the rough lifej .she would have to lead, of the com- ' forts, the refinements she would miss, of the intercourse she would be brought to; can all !hat help wear- out her present liking for you' There are black, red, white and all manner of mottled beans. Their value is about the same; all are high in pro- tein and starch, so that really the bean is meat and potato combined. The by cooking and serving in the same p,.^„^.g ^,„ ..^..^j^g ^^^^, j^^^ ^.^^^ "^,',, , , ,.,. ,. I year in the service was spent much of ; Cold beans can Ik: utdized in many j^e time under shell fire and several kinds of salad A delicious one is fragments of shells ripp.,1 her gar- made by combimng the cold beans | ^^^j, j^..^^^ t,,„3g bitter days when with thmly shredded cabbage, green j British pluck "held on pepper and mayonnaise. The cooked because you can stay at the most comfortable of home-like hotels, THE WALKER HOUSE (The ^ House of Plenty) where every at- 3 tention is given to ladles and child- § ren travelling without escort. r And your purchases may be deJiv- g ;; ered there for you and reliev-; you 2 ;; of all worry. g i; When you come be sujre you -tay at S I The Walker House | S The House of Plenty | E TORONTO, ONT. | nlllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliliiiiiiiiii showing, to his ence, no incieilible feat re cient she forces. In 1915 she was without suffi- protection from its own captured by the ii 1. II . , . , I .^iic 13 *\uiuiii».-i ttiiu iiLtci Lo siiiiit^ ii u iriiLiiery sKin. wnicn somptimpfl ir»-i hu'Tars 1,l'';o""\;ndv"Zi'n^tc'd \f'"'' '"'%" '° '^'^"""•' '" "^i '"Z^^'^' ^^^^ ^^^ stomach and ~spep iii.-> >iat», anu .so sternly eliniinatca Duncan if vour ove is real if iL is iu;„i, *u„» m , •. . , from h.s consciousness, had taken re-| Ser^sted^'ou w U rde^e her from J, "'^ ,1''^' "f"^ ^1'' [ «^'-'' ,^7« fuge in this corner of hi.s nature.: i.,,- foolish promise." . "TZ' .u ^ " 'f."'^'^)" keep back th That shower of favors of which hi? had i been a recipient all summer, what else I should it mean but the crowning of liisj wishes? Those smiles, those services' accepted and even solicited, what but' that could explain them? Ah, he had a whole collection of proofs -proofs ' i coffee. There as so There was genuine ajipeal in his eyes as he gazed into the dark face i P'"'S"ns ol weak digestion, before him. Softened by his own ' Mashed Beans earnestness, he had become for the j Until lime being "Stop u whi.h weighed all the heavier because bert's Hps" opened' a I'resh, and' wi'th'a i '" ''''' 'â- "m'har "pork an<l beans." To: and pocketbooks. hey were the first of their sort which painful contraction of the brow. "Tell j '""'^e this pulp, boil any lima, pea or, had come under his notice since in ^e one thing! Has Miss Fenella sent ' ''''d bean in very little water until his almost austere life -and ambition: v.m?" I tender beans make a staffing for tomato cups or when combined with sliced apple or celery give a substantial sala.l. ! Germans; beingToo'bGsy binding up When you W'ant somethmg new for a , the wounds of the maimed "Tommies" with;-'"*^'' '""'-â- '' try cold beans with boiled ;„ the trenches to bother about re' ..„.k the "'."y'"'"«'«,%''"'\ '^''f ^â- 'â- 'f y eaten treating when the Huns took one sec- ; skins when cooking for children andi^"*^ ^ hot frankfurter and a cup of, tion of the first line. For eighteen I . I """}y ways to : months she was detained in Germany serve beans that they could be served I a„d finally exchanged for a German every day in the week; but if we de- ; lady whom the English had similarly ^r^lmosrhumbir" "" '"'l ^"*i.' 'T"''-^. /^^^ house:.eepersicide'to have only one bean day ^.e'Z\ure7 'u lament !''"taid r>-r...n,r:Z'Z:^T ^'^ f'M '"fl"", °'l"'" """'' '*'°"''' "'^ '"â- '' ^"'' "' ^^el'^K J. few w raising his hand just as Al- ' "-^7,^ '"''P. '."^'ft"' "^ '^e whole bean same time benefit our own stomachs Uhe returned to I. „.>»n„,i ...iv^.l, .,,,,1 ..,1.1, ,. f 1" the familiar "pork an<l beans." To ! and t.npkpthnnk« , '.*^''""^'^" ^°, Save the Fat and Soap. can be i|uite as austere as asceticism 1 For Press through a line puree; What can be done when once wo- eeks' rest at her home the firing line, where she is now stationed, actively direct- j ing a section of nurses in one of the j hospitals nearest the fighting line. woman had, so far, played no part: ; ,/- ..^.el'^S^enollS tKS ZlZ TJ, ^^^r" -^' '^ '''''' ' '" â- ""' ^''""^ ''' ^''^'^ "»"^^ """" '""^ ^ Ah, bow kind a face Fate had shown ! Ji^.' all summer, ami not to him.self alone. : :.No; she has not sent me." "Then you do not speak in her name?" asked Duncan, the frown slowly relaxing. .Such a happy conglomeration of cir- cumstances had at moments seemed almost too good to be true. .Alas, it had been too good. The present cata.strophe was there to prove it. I Would not Fenella's small hand prove I to be that of an executioner? What- ever the heiress might I'eel for liim, would she not shrink from the thought' of such a connection as Duncan M'Donnell? Could he even dare to' suggest to her to become the sister-in-j law of a (iuai,ryn)an? .And Julia's I new-made engagement, was it safel any longer? The whole future posi-l tion of the family was trembling in' the balance. If any mortal ever! turneil in his grave, surely Ella had, every excuse for doing so! The' ilircatenod union would undo the work of twenty-five years. Duncan .M'Doii- nell would prove the dead-weight which diagged them all back to the social depths from which they liail so lahoiiou.sly risen. 1 He had waited for ten minutes and more when the figure he spie<l for came striding down the road. .As it approached he watched it critically, turning upon it an attention of which it had never i)efore been considen worthy. With a certain sinking of th^irart he noted the fine set of the shoulders, the harmonious swing of the step -all things which tended li â- 'I speak in the name of the family." "What? In the name of the mini- ster?" Once more .-Mliert hesitated. "My father is not the man to trou- ble himself about such iiuestions as this. You know that he lives only for his ministry. It is I who have to represent him in these matters." "Mayl>e. But I doubt whether you represent his opinion of the matter," said Duncan, with a confidence which could not be otherwise than exasperal ing to Albert's overstrained nerves instead of mashed potato, or it can be made into cro- (luettes or patties or as a stuffing for meat and vegetables. The pulp of lima beans is particularly sweet and delicious. If combined with beaten egg yolks and stiffly beaten whites it makes a souffle or baked custard which i.s most delecious and nourish- ing, especially for children. This pulp is really a 100-per-cent. no- waste food, for even though the price of beans is abnormal, it must be remembered that there is not an ounce of loss through bone, gristle or trim- ming; Ihey are the most concentrated food. The one ingredient that they 'ack is fat, so it should always be com Grated cheese and chili sauce make a good sandwich filling. conservation of all resources is won derful. A splendid example of a big institution run with the best of every- 1 "Our greatest glory consists not in thing used, but nothing wasted, is the | never falling, but in ri.sing every lime Ontario Military Hospital in Kent, | we fall."â€" Goldsmith. I Haul A Load Each Way Crops must be hauled to town, and fertilizer must be hauled hjiuc. Why Not Combine the Trips? When you lake a load to town Plan To Haul A Load Of Spring Fertilizer on Ihe return trip Play safe and get your fertilizer stored in your own bam. War con- ditions have decreased the supply of fertilizer, and increased the demand. Co-oper«t« With Your Dvaler Pew dcftlen have luffldant stocunn apuce. Shipment* In leu than capacity car Intuit ~ 40 to 50 tons -â€" are diacourased, «ven le - fused. Order nowâ€" enable your dealer to combioe ordera and make up a full car load. When ear arrivaa take your part at the fenilUer directly from it â€" free the car for other uaea. Order Sprin« Fertilizer NO^V Make â-  eitafii of your lupply and Ht the •ame timo help relieve laiiroad congTStion. .Senc/ for Utmratura ta ^«parfm«/i/ 4A Soil Imprevcmeat Committee oft/im Nmllmnal FnHUmtrAttocUitHin fMriWMia>»l4.0hM» IWIh-«mi.Wltew While he was grasping about him I hincd in their cooking; high contrast for arguments, Duncan deliberately jnir flavors like wi-n" on: "I have listened to you, Mr. Albert, and now I ask you to listen to me. tomato, pepper, thyme, etc., should also be used. Much is being made of the now emi ^'^^" r*!,' •«V<" cO riof fte .All that you have said to me about the! ^'''^''^ •''"'^ Japan, the soy bean. It change of station, and the giving up!'** *"" ^}"^^ nutritious of the entire of (he things she is used to, I myself j family, is as easy to cook and tastes said to Miss Fenella in the I'ass yes- just as Well as our own navy bean, terday, and she answered me -as 1 [ It can be boiled, baked or made into had not dared to hope that she would' soup and the flour makes delicious answer me. But if there come to her muffins and pancakes. Ask vour ., ; one single doubt she is free m that' i-.,,„„ 1 , !i , ,• iKierc, „„n,^ moment. .She has but got to| '^^'"^'^ "''""^ I'"' "."^ ''^'^n and try say a word, and I will never again so! **""!"' " y<'"i- lavorite recipes with it. much as come under her eyes, if Ij Another bean that could be used can help it. But until I have that;'""'"'' '-s the large red kidney bean, IpsKPn tl,» ..l,-,n,.o«''„f I,;. ,..,^ „rr- ' word-from her own lips, mind! -it whose pulp is particularly mealy. lessen the chan.es of h.s undertaking, ...j,, ,„ ,,gtter for no person to try and This is the kind used by Mexicans and I ha<l never hoped! Asiatics and which is so tasty in hot, but, having won her, I pungent dishes. The pulp mashes :r since it was with Fenella'.s eyes that ,„„,« between us. he was attempting t,o view this man. ,„ ^^.j,, y, Duncan stood still upon the road, a 1- .If . i- .1 .... ouple of paces from'the ^rave-hili:, ^'l.^^^^ ;./;7he1!rX.r^^.T^^^^^^ '"«'^«^ ^"^""""^ rroqucttes and You wish to speak to me?'"- â- â- â- ' ' '*-'?*""8'' »" ^"^ niointrs, m\<1 all the „,„,., i„ sisters in it-though not against the f^-^r'n .T'^V"'"',' ''''' ""^* white mot- ~ will and to her will I' ''^" 'laliaii bean has very good flavor, ^ I especially excellent for baking. The ••v«o. thai io „ u. I . ., â-  "You shall never marry her!" broke! I'"ia has the sweetest flavor <d' all and message '' ^"" I ""' ^""^'â- '' ''''^'' ^'"^ 'â- "«?« "'' ^''<-' >""»'"- "'"''es the best mealy pulp. For a moment after he had said ,t M"?. "-i^'-'^f ^^'['V" ''i'" 'i'^*' » V'-' ,1 '^ I' ""«?''•''»!"'' t« secure in pack- ' Ri'i''"" «at^-he<l the .struggle in his I age form flour made from various face with a toleration which verged ; beans. These make excellent soups upon compassion. vorv mii^.n,, «.. i 1 ^i.- 1 tTo be continued.) I l^l 1"'^ kly or can bo used as a thick . ^ I cereal, or made into puddings in which ; „ ,. I children delight. I'riccB in Berlin. \, , â-  â-  • i , ,, ,, ,,. T „ ,, . ,,., ,. Making I p r.eftovers Butter 18 selling in Berlin at $2.2o n bad was the per pound, sugar at 50 cents - ' -"he ask ed, with a ju.st perceptible note of ZVul',. To his challenge piercing through the care 'uLll ip,,,! " ful deference of his tone '* ' ^"• there was silence between them. Al- bert was continuing upon Duncan's face the same critical observation he had applied to his figure, and with the same discouraging results. Duncan, on his side, was likewise scrutinising. Me knew that they stood on the verge per lis are also a food which use up <if a struggle. How struggle going to be? It was this p^uiid, ham and bacon at |2.11 he was attempting to rca( out of A -• 111 . c â-  <• ' "•• K^rtV tan„ IB I. /I .11 pound and Ivory soap at five bars for „f ,„„ , , , , belts face. II. .„ of meat, ham, celery tops or the water : in which vegetables were cooked can . iS'Tap.e and leftovers to the best pos- » ' sible advantage. Any small trimming During that first minute Albert had, ^ \^: not chaJigcd his position. To keep his! This inrormnlion was received by *seat upon the mound while Duncan'''"' "nited .States Food Administra- 1 n of his social superioHly which responsible person, who personally had '' ;, '""le is not a Mam shank ired to him essential at this June- 'charge of his own apartment in'Ber-i *"° ""f" "',," '"*P"" '"'«' '"^ "''' *" But for the interview itself thelii„ as to food prices current in (hat .''^ '""' ^°'" (â- "goring. rariots. cab- icily previous to his return to the sertion of his social appearf turec ppot was too public. ailiniy: ^iri^^ii^ t^'ty '•:;i;"^i ''""-' ^'-- ^'-^ «••••"- «-* ' Fteep lane which at tni,'- point branch { ed iowards the hill. At n-.i^s .0 per cent, of till liies in A few steps secured the privacy r«(„„u,la i.s believe<l to originate from al'Diir' "• '"'â- '"' '""â- ' »"|-"n|ef..- of .a-i-ness and neglect.^ "I sent for you because 1 want to! 1'"^' T ' f â-  ''".i'v '""" '"' ^jieak to you aboiK my .lister." vented in hiirope for handling pelro-j Duncan said nothing; but continued' ''•"'"• Ktisoline and some ga.ses in place to look at him expectantly from ijuderl "'^ riblxr tilling. j be used as the water in which to boil ; the beans and increase (heir nour I ishment . There is not a ham shank bage, and celery too willed to appear as vegetables can be cut in line bits 'Satm Prosperity I Directly Dependent on Good Koads The only kind of road surface that will not be torn by eiUier fast moving vehicles or heavy slowly-driven trucks are those known as Permanent Illi^hways of Concrete. Concrete is just as important a factor in improving Road conditions it is in bettering a farm. 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