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11d slice four large apples. Put WWI the rolling pin to the thickness 01‘ Pongse Wk 1,5 made from, the “in" 6d workmen. 1“!va been prepared: When claiming yhur jewelry.' use‘ figure then stands out in strong relief; , 1412‘ AVENWORTH Kas. June ‘24...
8. pudding (11311 “.1111 111.0 1111119.. half an inch and cht into shapes as worm just the some as other silk is properly before. it should be as tepid water in which :1 little ammonia the details being worked in silk iin-T M158 131111111111 Harvey, “.1110“. of 1119
01d water. Make a batter or desired Arrange the cakes on a well. made, except that the worms are led smooth as other silk hnd haven bright-nus been put A tdlothbrush kept for ished thread. ‘ 1 .‘.111TTT19 Fred “111.1111. founder of Rullwoyl
' 111.11 111111 butter. one large cup greased baking sheet. and bake 15 on bamboo leaves, instead of the mul- iu‘ster,‘ with ”very low kliplB What the purpose. will bel found useful, es-ET ’ —’——-—-—'~ Eating Houses 111'111911‘1651 and south-
reamed). two eggswweaten). minutes in a 810W OVén- . w" . bGI'I‘Y- Th9 CQCUODS are handled “1 makes the knots 1s whén the filling or per-lolly in cleaning; rings. says thei JAILED FOR SAFE KEEPING. west died at 'her home here today.
psiiour with four teaspoonsé . ,-—-~.—— T T the same “Lay as the others. When “8.1 p breaks and must be tied togetln New york Press. hinse the piece of \iAICON ,‘Georgim June 24.——Three 111m Harvay “.118 11 years old.
-‘ powder and a little salt. Mix ’. Raisin SaludwCut 0W3 WWII} 0f the cocoons are ready for use they the er, and of course this leaves a littlei‘ Jewell y in clear wa aler or alcohol and negroes. Joe May, Henry Kitchens 311de-
atter, pour over the apples and White. tender celery 111W VGI'Y tine dipped into boiling water, to destroy rough place in the silk When finished. dry oaremlly with h twisted piece of Smith Harris, charged with the mu?" -... --.-...._~.._m.,.T.__ . “A...”
him: 30 minutes. '3hr9d3- P1“ in the salad “WI and add the worm' then from three to eight pongee silk runs in the natural (101- cotton or an old silk handksulhiei. law or \Ir and Mrs. J T. Howell, near ‘~
‘ rhnlt a cupiul of walnut meats; out in are used to make a thread according or 11.011111 1111111 111111 to 11 very darké 1 --—ll——- liluhlin. Ga" yesterday morning, were
c‘~_—One _tablepsoon butter Tpieces, and half a cupiul oi’ chopped do the size of tlnond required For n 1111111, and 11113111 11111111811 by the 111119 oi” Tattlng Used ill Many Ways, llodgcd in the Blbb County Jail here
ed with one half cup sugar. two raisins Combine and serve on heart light thread such as would he used your that the worms are fed on thei The 1111111y 1131.8 ll) 11.111011 [atflng today (or-"flafeheepmg, mob'vengmnce
lehpoons cornstarch, one and n lettuce leaves covered with mopon- to make :1 light dress, three cocoons leaves. in the 81111111., “1119111116 16311115 “111131111 put are cmihmnuy increasing, having threatened them in“ the local-
" ups boiling milk and three table. noise. are taken, and the ends Tiound, whiolrhemn to come out and 'are young and _ 101. 1101 0111). 011. lillherie‘and, gowns. 111, where the crime was committed.
93113 raspberry Jam To be servedTI -- “-“- are attached to a $9091, I‘m’OlViflg 0“ tender a silk very ”gm “1‘00“” with a. but on bedding. table linen and towels Howell Tnnd his wife were robbed and
a spindle, that makes onethread 0" hi‘g‘b luster is produced, and is {lulled does one [hid the strips of tiny rings ihcn murdered. Howell was a mer~
3- l < :As I 0R IA the three. Alter ““3 the warp is put spring cocoon silk; while the worms used to advantage. The. round lunch- . client.
.5“) 09159—3“ one 0‘11““ 01’ but-1 0“ n 109‘“ ““d filled in with a shuttle. that are fed on the leaves later in the con doyiios which have the hem turni --»
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alld‘tWO cupiuls of sugar 10 P- For Infants and Children. ' 1““ as any silk is woven, with the‘cx- season produce 11 darker 51111 with. ed once and then illnthersiiiched intol .anrmers. mechanics. railroaders.
in t e mixiu hon]. \dd four cepiiou that ongec Sill’ must he suit" 1 ., . 1 .. - . f 1 . 1 11$ luborers rely on Dr. Thomas‘ Electric
J“ g “‘0 “MI “I“ "a" Always Bong” p ‘ somewhat less luster and more apt to p are M h an tdglnh 0 the 8118 e H OH. Takes the sting out otvcuts. burns
:s' one at a time, beating one min-1 urnted with 9. thin rice’ starch while he lough T1ting, re dainty and have the great 01 bruises at once Pain cannot 3335’
when each addition. Then add Bears the {ma process of weaving is going on. Pongee silk is “511d 1“ (‘hino for al advantage of lullndollng admirably. .l whore it in used.
. lid of raisins chopped coarse- - ture of m“ as the silk is so kinky that it will not , = A similar ed'vin-g oi tutting is pretty W” " "
Signs. togethel dinoront purposes than else- ‘ ’3 pillow; DROVE ON NEW PAVEMENT Th. nun. “KAYSER” clamped
to bend the lit-ms pl sheets,
cnscs or tho guest l.lowols In mahlnluj Onc of HS . Pinks-rings ice wagons
the tailing to use as an insertion. iii nus d1 ivcn on the 'new pavement of
is wise to omit the purls for those the Empire Construction 001119811)“ in
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is nutmeg glnted, one cupiul oi . 1stund \venling dry. Thin rice tar h :where. Very little is used for1clothes
1 a.nd four cupiuls of flour. siltédl ._...- ‘ ‘is applied until the silk being woven ithere and had it not the quality of
1 by itself and than twice with two T. For the CW" ‘ls constantly dripping. After it is wov- .
' lug like iron not anv would be
. i All dry cheese should be saved and . {“8” -
9001111115 of inking ponder. Stir emit {3 “Nd and the greater “0mm! worn. but as it wears so well some is
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norm. of nudity and "liability.
The penal-oily acknowledged suprcm~
any of the “KAYSER” Silk Glove is
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uusly to mix thoroughly. and put kept £01 grating : ' :0? the Blind] hem-'3" and “MM“ 0“" 110111 for everyday dress- 11mm, ma— are upt to stretch in the lounderlng North Main street late yesterday nt-‘ not the work oiaday or ayeeu', but
once into a cale in well lease 1 A 0’93“ sunny .VC‘HOW is one Of “"3 of 1 Pan 9 i usunll dustv wholll " ' ' . ternoon. One f 111 ‘Street Closed“ ‘ the cumulative result otmanY rem
. in g d t. g e s 3' sons and those who need the strongest and gilo an inland appearance 10 lbs 0 e leadlzxship.which hoscOmpclicdf g.
ince. guys the Newhrk News . vsigns was moved near the junction of.
'i‘utiing may be made of :ihe linen West street. The newly grouted
or cotton thread. and of thread of any pmemeut near the corner oi Ann
number. Tho luznvy ther is preior- street was drhen over Superinten-
nblo l'or nil but ilnilst gowns 01 linger- dint lolln F Kerwin stated that no
~. ed with paper out to fit. 8’ nilooih be“ 0010“ in a new ”when" ‘: , T1 first bohsht and remains so uniii by?
shrines, and put into a fairly liotl 1’0““1‘3' fat 13 excellent shortening wear and use the starch in all relnm-
1 bake 9’” 110111 211111 a half Be—Efm‘ ginger cookies and spice cakes lied.
3‘91 “11101119113 110111 the 011911. 111ru51l\'11is, when bought ready shelled. The most of the silk 13 made by
Jenn straw taken from the broom Should be 5093de dried in the oven tnmlllcs ut spare times when tllcyc cm I
niilon and attempted emulatibn on
the part of other: in the some field.
The Guanine "KAYSER" Glow.
“u no ._.'“fi°" thou the "ordin-
nry kind." elm as represented
u bolas “in“ on good. "
kind of clothes use it on account oi"
its w caring quality The uprihern sec-
tion of China, and principally Mun.
churia plolince, is the only place in
the world whole this silk is made, and
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‘fo the neuter; then ii the atlas is “lid Dill away in glass Jars. 1m ‘worh u: anythimund is sold very little is con outsid: T, H t m- is great damage had been done but that T.
. clean on being uiihdmun the: Grated cheese 0"91' mashed potutoesm Tom 1.. d weaver docs: wince in chins Tu W (“T9 . ‘flt p 1 _...,._ .118 the street is not yet open to tlm el, Imagine what would happen it 0713' I
. e may be removed 110111 the 01911 makes a plcusnnt change —-.\ionilcul llui u infill them «ill in} shalwn out and .lcct'n lliccc :i implicit; (ifhltmlrafugfigl » on Finlb Linen, ' ho will make efforts to keep other gfgggtf’rgirg;38335312222523
Tiully and put aside to cool. Star. ‘1le limo “11:31! rinn with (233111;. to lllilk? ing is iolsoleli a piece with g; “ml“ i l‘tichclivu embroidery is very fusclu- T learns from the pavement. 11.111.111.211“ "111,135 good" a. Uncl-
”“" iTli‘lh sl‘ its THHIi‘ll “3 possible 011“- T01 11 luster ns opsslble. We ”9‘“ dust slim: ilE‘iillt‘“ 01k in lilo old days this ---~——-— %::;:~s~xf:::ngghxr;l:?lt without
embloldorv “as Cili‘i‘led out on lawn. Arthur L. Benedict, of South Nor.
but tollnv it is winked on very line unlk, has been \lslting a few rims in
llucn The design in 1mm) cases tunes New York, and witnessed the ball
“w" the form oi a limo such as a knight ironies between the New Yorke and
1 Kntlimine I" Norton Niw Hedfioi‘d in urumr 1 luloonor or a Ollisllliol, llroolilyns Saturduyvnnd yesterday. ..
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sin and Almond Cake—Put and P C 14°11’15““) lodge N0 12‘3- N man ubo got h out all the starch uses
mi of our into the mixing llOWlf In 0- B. ““1 "190' “‘1“ (“611ng form pioii-ss tolled illoniicslly (lo\"-oui
Ta". 8. 110111111 of 11111191., thmelsomimonthlv business jving, “p: ch mom] tllnt l1 {111.135.0111.
.30: oypound oi? sugar, 11 quar- _-._..-_...__.W_. , m «M-.-» fTow ly iiJCi' of the ulnrch null lollies
to pound of blanched and finely‘ Tilt-Will“ bu. the: cluu siiii, but very
when struck ullh the hull, pm! the less
rough spots and knots the butter.
To mm Silk Glove nine in
manly n miter of holding 35
gig mammal - iho mo
"KAYSER” in the Imu-
‘A Guarantee Ticket in every pair.
liiixlunn muons)"
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l-‘n d almonds and hali’ n teflBIJOOI‘l'T‘ Cold.- wflk Um.“ lliile of 11115 iluds H3 “.1; into UH ””5“" “”8 .1 mm a terrible “‘3‘“ uhich is ironed 0111 the linen nnd illedle mild a visit to the his; steamship ,E “"1th 50' .15“, $1.15 "a
‘Tghoh oi: {hound glhger,1 cinnamon; Cousin. WenkTirrontu. lnliui Sluice us most all oi his out- across in) buck, with Tolsurning "“1 outline is huiionlmllcd mum] in fine lin. Imilelnior, and on ‘bON‘d met DP ; 1... mum 154413155. 31.5.15; :l
4'; ‘ 198- Bill) 811411? ingredients , Cherry 11ml. is bought ll_\ tourists traveling 111Ts:.hiding feeling. “001‘ Foley Kidney 0“ ”“6311 A “Nil ”9“!" ‘3 “15°i"‘t'.ank 13‘ Hoyt and William Moron, “lulu: Kc ser6Co Make" E‘
, until the huiicr is :15 line asl er S Fedora! .lhnl swtion oi ('l llnn. , . T1133 as “‘lelef uilh "3“”5 certain 11111111111111. 5111-11111111111111111911111111 'i‘lmcs. also of South Norwalk. 5’ w ark" . $3
the" add hall a (“mini of ilnei) 1 S l i it is an erroneous idrgp that pougco 2‘“ mm ““3 I)?!" and ”mm"? {04' T110 111161-1111111111T linen is then cut “fin...“— . ___. ,. E;
- PM?! Tamils and two \Tveli-llcnlexl‘ 0" {0:70 "“5 0.1mm sill. must be lull o: knots nnd laughs? 1:3 fit mo 1 Th“ (“Md “T" “"d in- away uiterhnvinglbeon worked in but- Peter Burns. oi’ Norwaik, is spend- ; c-i j
SU“ tw‘fiw‘fiiomhhml. l‘lrn Ask V0” Doctor. om“ Mm to ho acnul be: those int-rely lnziicutc "Fifi: a, (ism 1:11:30: :“fifidfogmlfjmgi iunhole stitch curried in on uneven lug ills day in New York, on business- :.. luimmuhunl' nilmllflih'fll‘lllfll‘ll‘”;
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' I ' .‘ . lici'mlt nppoinlulonts of tho pupi s The Home Chapter have coplpletedT ,.
' ' oi Julius Ncummlu. who workers in all “"“WWWMS “3“ We 1““9 ““9"",
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. ~ ' this city are ivun ’1‘. While ol‘ 0311- be held 0“ ““3 ”mm N West Main
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3/ . . bul‘l'. in First .\i. ii. Church. llauburyl street, I\orwnllc, to “"1“" the cunsog
1‘0 UKEW HlTON liollcl‘ Lyon ol' illmburl'. tolioly ’I‘rin- “f ”‘9 Will“! ff” ”‘9 ‘15"‘1- it “'1” "‘3 .
.9 GOOD SCHEME h l'. E. Chilrcll. “1,511,111.11 healer held on l~1idu,\, Jinn» .Tllh, from 3'un- . ..
Ta 631' R Wheeler of Mcrldhp. to All Saints P. ill 3 ““d “d“mfiil‘“ “"4 170 “'9“- ”“3
TQURRT'ER i}! ii. Church. Mi‘i‘ltllili. Miss slim hemp, while “I“! lllviU-‘ll ‘0 mum and 81101111
formerly of Sinmiord. bus been re-on- “ m“ "““i nilcrnbon. ,
Rilhliil i'il. lhe ii‘lréi M. E. Church, '
(Errollwioh. Shit have on organ rc-
c-itul oi the M. l-:. i‘hurch. Dorian. Juno nun-[0R1
'12 Mom) pupils at M1. Noums‘nn will
him n recilui 11ch Thursday evening.
in lilo Rlpnawum studios. Mrs. (iool ‘
.\i l‘lrown sopni’lm of ths city, Miss N0]. “El-3P. HER
lilhci hooker. \‘iolinlsl of South Nor- ‘ .
unlit Mill Miss ’llonoilu Ware, pianist
of Mormon, will assist invitations may . i , -
be obtained in llnwrsnrus drug store. But Lydia“ El Pmkham 3 Veg
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mainlni'ord Advocate. WHO Compound Restored «1- v T.
of ‘ . Danny's Finer InlsHMAN otAo. M“ ”Chm“ “Wm“‘ . . . ‘ .
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Haas Rum-l sown Til!
cums. mo For THIG
goons-m in THE! mama'-
l'u. Low ‘l'msl
CM OUTOH MIR. . illltllilv. Conn. Juno lit-«John ti.
, “-1 vvvvv wwm .
(‘)*(‘llllllor, oi, this place, died yesterday 1 u T .
in tho home of Little Hinlurs oi the ,Detmit, Mach?“ 1 om film} to i: W . -..‘\
Poor in New Huron. iis oinimod the “V" 3 rams 1" l mi; mrcilovos mi: from
diminution, and correctiy..it,is boilers-I ill: 1Mlililfllflifim- mnsftii‘fifiggygrg
rd. of being this firm child or lriuh ‘ i ”12¢er bearing
pnrouis to be born in Derby. His T ' r ‘ 1 down 11111113111111 iii)“ .
huutlsm bore thin out. A few months r ‘~ ullrunpdown. 1m.
Mummy” Knllsdny died hers. The ‘1‘ . “ pinion o nervous
men. both notweun 'm and 80 yearn oi ‘ ‘ strain and Will not * ' . ~ 1 .
sloop at night. I , .
him hurl boon boy playmates. At that . . 1
L thus they made it luuulsl promise that“ , .‘ ~ ‘ . tzagfjggg‘cfix 21:15; 1 T . _ T ...I
it possible the survivor would attend li '_ did not do his Tmy . . ‘, , 1
'* , "to other; iunorul whim mu: sumo.‘ ' “W11
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oihConnor hand at Kellsdiiy'c «in: Pi kh 1 V b mm 1 .
nil walodiromthshom inhio‘w‘ n ma” " v ,
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, dunno: died. or gensrsl (liability. . _ “83m N o wo till which?
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