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Facts worth study. V12
in lot 113 return to the
elis carefully, 11nd wrap cupqulVe ,
01“" pound of V3“. barley is ‘ '1 ver, which is really very simple when ‘
through a; v 11nd return to the lire once the nature or tile materials used
with a .oupfui or :mllk.‘ two bidspoon-
isle of butter, 9. tablespooufui
chopped parsley and suit and pepper
to taste. 1936th the yolks or three ”eggs
1 With a taupoouful of sugar- and six
tablespoonfuls of cream. Tales the
soup from the 1113, pour in the cream
hot “ tomato and egg and stir until thick. Serve
1,“ base. «Chico; ,. "with croutons. - Turnip soup is liked
‘I ' by many Use a cup of diced turnip
with 21,5- pints of muttoil stock. Thick,-
lent-wile“ a. whole egg“ e11. if desired, and season to taste.
Then out it in two
. little time to cure for the birds;
basis of much of this worlr, is the
Vinnt‘erlnl used by the makers at uni-
foims, and Can be purchased of them.
in every large city such a dealer can
be found. There are severel grades to cVorVr'esmndi' 11 little experimenting
of- this material, but the ghost in the will prevent it waste oiV material.I
cheapest in the end if the ““819 emV'l' In... initials on schoo'ib‘oys caps are feeding of grain. In the morning. he
Ibroldered is to be used many lenKth. made iii tin. way, and could easily repeats 111.1 uiwxntlon. He may feed
of time since it will remain unlsm- be done at borne; the stars and other but once a day in 111.. winter;
ished sometimes for years.
--.-"-- «Bullion can be cut into ditferent
ll 30010!) out the inter- V Purse of Carrots. . 1_ lengths, and applied to 11' design by
bin“ My?“ man thick. Fry brown in butter one cup of car. sew'ing thiough the hollow part, as
w 3.3900” “3 0E mum rots cut in dice; add enough beef you would string beads. The pieces
1906“qu 0’ ”11°99“ pers- stock to cover and simmer until soft. oi'the bullion are laid on a design in
minutes, then “m the Rub though a sieve 1111.1 return to the the name Why that stitches are laid
dV “1“ and °°°k 10 ‘lieat. Add dix cupfuls of stock. bring in embroidery, und'much of the effect ‘ FM Eh“ more ”"97“!“ ornamenta-
al]. the “me. Just to the boiling; point and thicken with V l t tlond, gall“ and net1.VcRH be “89d in
is produced by the varying angles a
in the fire add a well- the yolks of two eggs beaten with much the some way that net is used
ii the two shell with which the stitches are laid i in t tt i it b id
1 I1 0 ° two tables oonfuls f or am. A th s n 38" DR eras 11 non om ro cry.
err! 19 the pa with _ p o e no or uses sury article which can
he obtained from the some dealer is 5'33“" the not under the part M the
k9 for 30 minutes. gold or silver thread wll. comes in u 5°06“ E" ”9 ornamented and work
-—— uuihhor’ of sizes. and is used like Vsew~ over the pattern in the usual manner,
lug silk1 land when all is finished, cut away {he
Among the garments shewn for a goods from the embroidery. lonling‘ the matter. A well hopper may be
trousseau was 1) block broadcloth the 3°“ “BE ”an“ The emmcme” used for dry mash; and it, too will
evening cane. made of 11 Square of “3“] “'m’I In“ c” be 9’ “mm" ”‘lnew replenishing only once a ‘11....
goods showing the four points and. long and V3110" stitches“ or simply of With such devices feeding becomesa
having a high military collar of black gold thrend handled much as em Vvery simple matter.
velvet. This collar was ornamented home” 3m“ ““31“ ”Vet; ._ I. I There remains then. the question
with a vine of oak lonves and Moran "I or Miter; for on egg is largely water,
in heavy gold embroidery, and 30'“) I Buttons covered with the material Vnnd the laying hon is u heavy drinker.
just the touch to moire the garment u from which a torment is mode can Ordinarily, e. poll of water set on a
V thing of bounty. The cone was a be decorated with 11 few threads of shelf 11 fret high will last a fioCk all
very expensive one, mid yer the over- the bullion, or. netted with the gold day. Setting it on the shelf serves to
age girl with nimble lingers. could or .s..ilver thrJead There are many keep it Vclesncr than would no the
above copied it at little cost, says the uses for the turned alone. either ingcnse if it were on the floor. The nine-
Youth 14 Companion. embroidery over color orrin outlining tour may give the birds enough 11 star
To embroider such a collar, it 111.1 111 sign on 11 lacs ground. to wine! two or three drugs by using a
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‘ eusLchLIsnAdIngg Pictures 0! the Panama (1111191.
stitches to as ertVuiu the 1111111111 1'6-
quired,al1d lobes of. the bullion
covered with- littor
deep-41o
several
,a
coats may be embroidered in this is important that the grain be worked
play much more easily 11.1.1111... couidVWell into the litter so that the lions
be embrOldered in silk. The old 9an will be forced to hustle for what they
blame out from garmentslcnn be used eat. It is an adage 111110118 poultry
as models. VV I1 :11 1. , keepers that the busy hen is the lay-
ing has 111’! the amateur wants a siren
out to this desirable end, there is one
ruddy-made for him. il‘hére is a, sell-
feeding devle so arranged that the
hens keep a little streum of grain fall-
ing into the‘liiter. The hopper need
«not be filled oftener than once or twice
a w,eek and in the meantime, the
dmuluer need have no concern about
.5—
V English Rice Soup. 1
Cock half a cup of rice with three
state Soup—Slice two sprigs of mini in a quart of htock
omens. Fry them in a‘When the rice is done. remolre the
lift.“ 0! butter or drippings mint and add two more cups of .stock.
re soft. Then add two tu- Bent three eggs thoroughly with a
of flour and stir until it little cold stock and paur gradually
onions. To. this into the hot soup, stirring constantly.
y a pint of boiling. water. Season with butter, popper, salt and
all the time so it will be the juice of half 11 lemon. Bring to
Boil and mash three good- the boiling point and BBFVV‘thOE.I—-
potatoes. 1.111113%th them slowly Jsuesville Gazette.
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or hob. turned, Sprinkle parsley lugs who treat the finger bowl as a
on and s91 ve with croutons tumbler take notice.
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Q Mum Mary. 1‘ lhc value is placed 11t$7,788. The re-
rcivcr wus given authority to sell the
llolnuu. L. B. . . piunt.
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Leo. Vernon
Vital Lies.
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This also]; Ihrotlmchood
71lElEElB SIOPPEL
wirés
, direct curs been '1” move again. _1 .1 I
Who Hns l-Vlcho‘V Given simple syphon device that is attucir 'l‘hey are easily prepared by soaking
ed to the side of is common butter. tu‘b‘
Of course, the average family ‘has
1w 1 1 toward supplying the
Denial of the deck, 1 ‘ best plan is
point for the amateur .19 ponder
When there is Va garden, most of
log planted, and can he used all
through the summer. If the leaves
are broken off, they will promptly
g'row sgnin n‘hd continue to do so time
after time. A1 row 20 feet long will
months. Yet 11 certain degree of cau-
tion in feeding rape to laying hens
must be exercised. A greenish tinge
to the yolks is a danger signal and
should be acted upon by reducing the ,. 1
How cents a dozen while the amount
saved is well woxih the little trouble
amount fed.
Swiss chard may also be grown and
used in the same ."'way. Cabbages
are not thewbest of poultry food; but
a few are worth growing, to feed dur-
ing 4115 winter. Grass clippings are
excellent.
square of poultry netting on the
ground cover it with dried clippings‘
and roll it up. A wire will hold the
roll in place, and if hung on the wall
of the poultry house, it will furnish
a large snippet of succulent fodder
without waste. Cut mnngeis in half.
and spike then} to a board. If pota-
toes are fed boil Vthem.
11 other green food is not svn‘lluhie.
sprouted outs may ho relied upon.
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Result of Short Circuit on Ferd
Lines Thai Supplied Sirmloni
Street Railway
.. ... -.......
IsnAnironn. March 8.——A short air:
cult on the feed lines which supply the
Stamford brunch of the Connecticut
Company with electricity generated at
the Cos Cob power plant of the New
‘linvcn railroad, tied up trgiflc about 50
minutes yesterday. The accident was
peculiarly snuoylng'to everybody, be-
cause it come in the midst of a hedvy
rain. V
Just what caused the short circuit
had not been uncertnlned at noon. Elec-
tricinns were than seeking the cause.
The effect we: more apparent: A
circuitlbrenker near the Cos Cob plant
was badly damaged, and until the
Vbr‘enker was repaired it urns Impossible
1Vto send juice ovorfl the feed wires.
11111wa has two sets of read
for not such so omemonoy.
l
1
keep :1 small ilock with greens forV
send a few cases of fresh eggs to the
and '
A good plan is to lay a'
When the lbrssker’ was 11111.51. the
electricity was switched to the set of
twireo that bed not been in about“! the
VlV’Vower our operation or the local end
{branches of the pan-
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the cats over night in warm warez,
and spreading them an inch deep in
flood, .11.... 11 1am 311611.3an n considerable amount of tsble scraps a box Kept in 11 11111111 100m or in tho
Vnssumo that it belongs 16 6 that may be ‘Vulilized for the poultry furnnca cellar.
The box should have
a few holes for drainage unless there
one open cracks through which the
V'l 1t solution of his problem “es in” to lead the scraps ’at noon. The char-1' Surplus water may run on, and an old
V keeping V1111, lieu-'01 the 66mm. hougeV 11's 01’ hen’in’usic that issues from the {swim suck may be tin-01111 over the
maneg' pen is evidence to the poultry lleeper box until the cats have sprmlted The
1.1m“. or may“ mm this that the hens npproye this plan. Any.I oats must be sprinkled daily, and
liner, at night after the ”will have. thing that ltee‘psehen 11111111141111 help should be fed when the sprouts are
21801111 to roost 1... throws ‘9, liberal to increase the egg crop. This is u about five inches long.
Some economical housewives have
learned to out the cost of living by
but the the ,g'reen food may be raised. RapeV Storing eggs that are laid when eggs
emblems used to ornnmen; children's 'alloWunVce should he. 11 double one. It may be out in a few weeks after be- are Cheap. t0 be used when the price -
goes up. If the water glass method
of preserving the 13 .3g is followed, they
will be perfectly satisfactory " [or
home use. and the eggs laid in the fall
er early winter may be sold at a pro-
iit. Other thrifty poultry keepers
cold storage plants in spring,
withdraw them the following fall
when the prices of fresh eggs begin
to soar. The storage cost is but it
involved. ' .-
IMistress—Did the mustard plaster
do you any good, Bridget?
Bridget-811re it did, mum; but be-
gorry it did bite the tongue.
humus-
roonnnsn
The Antiseptic powder shaken info
the shoes—Th: Standard Ren-
edy for the [eel for a mrnriri'
_ ccntun . momtoslimoniui Sold
T1 mic Slur-it. everywhere, 250. Sample IthlI‘"
Address. A: ll: ~11 s.0!nmicd.1.c Roy. N v
hem-awn opnnhe E [II in F EE’I
New York New
Haven 1‘}. Hart.
lord
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