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MAKE ICE CREAM
FROM WATER
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I milk, if fresh milk cannot be had.
RECIPE. I
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Add enough cold water to make one
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One 13c. package JELL-O ICE
CREAM Powder 13c. ■
Total . . .19c. I
Mix all together thoroughly and ■
freeze. Don’t heat or cook it;
don’t add anything else. This B
makes two quarts of delicious ice 1
cream in 10 minutes at very small |
cost.
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Five kinds : Chocolate, Vanilla, Straw- B
berry, Lemon and Unflavored.
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If you have not received the Argo
Red Salmon Cook Book, ask your
grocer or send a postal to advertis
ing department, Alaska Packers As
sociation, San Francisco, Cal.
WOMAN’S WORK
It is a woman’s work to look after
the house, but, for some strange
reason, woman’s work is much harder
on a woman, than man’s work on a
man. *
This explains why so many women
are wrecks before 30 and in their
graves before 50.
Too much woman’s work; —too
little Cardui.
Cardui is an antidote to the
results of too much woman’s work.
It has been found, by those who
have used it, to relieve women’s pains
and other distressful feelings, the
result of female ills, brought on by
overwork.
Having cured thousands of other
sick, miserable women, why should
it not cure you?
Just read what Mrs. Sarah J.
Hoskins, of Cary, Ky., says, in a
recent letter: “I believe that Car
dui saved my life. I suffered from
various troubles for 9 years. I was
irregular and would nearly cramp to
death, every month. My back and
side would nearly kill me. I tried
everything to get relief, but failed,
till I took Cardui . Now I can wash
all day and do my housework with
11 ease.” Try Cardui.
acquire and set into activity in the
world will not fail us. We shall not
repent of it. It will not desert us
in this life or the next one, whatever
that one may prove to be.
There is, then, a realm of stability
in this world where all other things
fleet away. In all ages and all
climes, in the face of all prospects, in
the continuous dissolution and trans
formation of life, there is an abiaing
truth to hold to —in as far as we ac
quire and practice virtue we shall not
be discomfited.
Not the least of the rewards of vir
tue is the quiet heart that notes the
beauty of life as it passes; taking in
here and there and building up into
the general consciousness those ex
quisite moments of radiant color, per
fect form, or vivid gesture which
heighten tne powers of enjoyment,
and promise, with the broken arc, the
perfect round. Such beauty, taken
in as it is by the peaceful mind al
most at unawares, is in itself a recom
pense for sadness, for thwartings, for
the fleeting shows of life.
Virtue alone, too, can build those
altars to the affections and fidelities
that outlast all the robberies of des
tiny, compensate for suffering, incerti
tude, and man’s feeble hold upon the
objects of his desire. Virtue alone is
austere and unrelenting enough to
make uncompromising investigation
into the true nature of life, and to find
in the answers to search that rid
dance of self which gives us our first
sense of ease in life; for we are en
dowed with individuality, apparently
to lay it down and to feet every man’s
fate as vital as our own.
And so, realizing that all things
pass and nothing abides, we may yet
stay ourselves on the principle enun
ciated once and for all by the great
Greek moralist;
“I am persuaded of these things,
and I consider how, too, I shall pre
sent my soul whole and undefiled be
fore the judge in tnat day. Renounc
ing the honors at which the world
aims, I desire only to know the truth,
and to live as well as I can, and
When the time comes, to die. And
to the utmost of my power I exnort
all other men to do the same.” Har
per’s Weekly.
The Ameer of Afghanistan, some of
whose subjects have been attacking
the British on the frontier of India,
has issued a decree that any one who
preaches a war against the English
will have his tongue cut off, and tnat
any one who leaves Kabul for the pur
pose of fighting the British will have
his feet cut off. That seems —whatev-
er else may be said of it —to be an apt
application of the principle of making
the punishment fit the crime.
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There is nothing more dainty for a
picnic or luncheon than Argo 'Salmon
sandwishes or salad. The Argo Cook
Book tells how to prepare them. See
your grocer.
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The Golden Age for July 2, 1908.
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