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New York Press contributor, and she,
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Something novel is pickled Brussels’ A tilick plot-e oi halibut, weighing With William C" MCAdOOI Secaretary 0f the Treasury to dry Doll‘s Clothespins" 01' course' I “n, H l (. l i l n, 1 \ e
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sprouts. 'lrim, wash and drain quite about two pounds. one fourth pound: 'l‘llo bridal gown 0“ Miss .......... -M- was explaining to u- g-irl caller llowi Ihey'xe much better than plus, he of Monson, Me. - says: “(Mum)” Pow—
..dry as many as you require. Put into 01 fat salt pork one medium-sized our: Eleanor lRandolph Wilson, the up to date toy store carrier; a lo; (““59 “19y "3 W000 and (101” “mi. “lid der iii the best i ever used ior skill.
“ poll. sprinkle well with salt and let loll one half teaspoon of salt three‘i youngest daughter of President of articles that are useful to glown 8“” hold Silllilil articles “‘“Ch “Niel irritations and soreness ol‘ inlants and
‘rbmain for 24 hours. Drain oi‘t‘ mois- i’oulths cup of cracker crumbs, thleel' Wilson, follows tllelconvelltion- people. “Every one. Of those littlc‘ 'fl';l:1‘;):lll‘:u )‘\’:'h(:]‘l':l‘|s’y:’;e”‘ r llTchildren. i cannot speak too highly.
‘ . . , drawers in this doii‘s bureau" she ‘ . 9 c ”g“ “ 9 a of it." '(lcnuille lieilrs signature of ill
ture and i you illink thev are too tables icons of butter and one fourth “1 ””9" ““0““ 10.0“" 3'3““ l ., ) . . . 7
' f 3 l I said, his full 0,. things—~buttons, hooks dry and lie dumpcned them, ll iron S, 53.1,,“
'Balty, put in a colander and pour cold teaspoon of paprika. Cut the pork lii‘i :‘fOtilizlrs..\\'lfi‘t‘: :03: “'1": made
' . water over them and drain place thin slices and place one half of it till ll‘lililiieil with, ($1 02:; 1;”:
in a jar and cover witll boiling line a shallow baking un, remove the; ,n , l m , 4 p c '
fl: gar seasoan with pepper. a little black skill of the fish liy dipping'inll K m ce has draped with
bruised ginger, a bay leaf and enough boiling water and then scrapo)’. oil!‘
them with these baby irons. They're
made ot‘ really good- metal, and the VISITED OLIVE BRANCH COUNCIL.
'trouble in holding them on account 01': ___~.
their size is more than balanced by the lThirtyjive Members of Banner Coun-
neat work they do. You can get intol cli Went to New Canaan by Auto
all the corners of the embroidery, and Bus
and eyes. needles, pins alid what n'ot.
Why it's a ready-made sewing cabinet!
When i. want to find a needle or
button iii a hurry I know where to look i
for it. The bureau is small and i can
satin ,crossed and brought to a
point below the shoulders, front
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:3?:l::g?§e 2311:?tittrsglfleascmagt: sliizsaaliiinltjv ”(2)1::llggfilfllul‘gnfllln; and back. The V shaped "00k stand it almost, anywhere, yet “allure edging turns out beautii‘ull v -
field but in jars and tie down ~l Os the fish on it. Put the remainder ot‘l was finished with folds 0’ tulle. iwonh a dozen baskets and boxes. Now ll! v " y.l i‘hlrty—five members or Banner
' ~ ‘ ’ l and the sleeves were by the . "i keep my cottons and silks in this ‘ ere are some more thinps. 1Council. No. tr 54, D. of l.., went to
bile opened her handbag. -.\'ew Canaan last evening ill two or
icy grocery wagon, where I can ar-'A
range. them all in rows and put my
hand right on the spool i need.
i “Trinkets go ill this miniature trunk.
The tray is splendid for holding stick.
pills. cult and collar buttons, lockets
and little things; and long chains or
larger articles l pill in the bottom.
| "Take this set of tin dishes. These
little pans make the dainliest linking
tins iinllginnlileJ can make tiny Cakes
ill them that are simply delicious We
had people exclaim owr nix cakes and
, Aussies Express the pork on the fish and dredge well;
fithcake: Mada from Canned Salmon. with flour. Bake in a moderately hotl
One can of salmon, one pint of oven one half hour. Melt the batten:
mashed potato, one egg, two table stir the crumbs into it add the salt
Spoons of milk; drain the salmon and and paprika; spread this oler the ilshl‘
remove the skin and bones; mash, and bake 15 minutes longer. Remole
with a fork. If cold mashed potato is to a hot plate and garnish with slices
used, heat it over the tire. with the of 19111011 cut inlancv shapes and chop-f
‘milk. Add the fish to the potato and‘ lied parsley. ,
btir over hot water ulltii thoroughly
mixed; if too dry, add a little ell-trill Parfait Aux Marront.
"mllk. season to taste. Remove from -' .
be fire and add the egg, beatell light, Pour the syrup from a bottle of prey! .
land'the butter. Form in shape in served chestnuts. Put the syrup anti
.“a mixing spoon and fry in deep fat. the stove ill a small saucepan, andzi
«Drain on soft paper. boil it until a thread of the syrup cant:
~ ,ilt’.‘ drawn between the forefinger midi?
Finnan Haddle Rarebit. thumb, Pour it ill a small. thin streuml.
, on the whites of four eggs beaten veryl
Broil the fish: pour boiling water stilt", heating vigorously meanwhile”
.over it and let it stand on the stole. While this is being done, the limit
.where it will not boil for 10 minutes. should he standing in ice water. When:
Drain off the water and remme the the mixture begins to stit‘fcll. add ill
" Viliones and skill. lake into small piece (*upful of thick sweet; cream whippedi
‘ Les with a fork and add to it the follow- stiff and the chestnuts crushed wltlll"
ing sauce: One tablespoon of butter a fork. Stir to mix thoroughly. PaCki‘
add one tablespoon of flour blended ill a suitable mold coVer and put near}
ogether, add one cup of milk and to the ice to set verl cold Wheull .
cook five minutes. Add a few drops ready to serve, dip the mold in warm” .
or tabasco sauce and three fourths water an, instant. Mae it and lurert‘
icup of grated cheese. Serra on slices on a very cold dish Lift the mold,
of toast ——Pliiladelphia North Alfie!” Ot‘i cautiously and send the pariait. tqll
,‘jlcan , -. the table-«Newark News. ‘ . i
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one matelial. “1 always carry this cake 01' 303? Barker's auto busses. to visit Olive
when i go out. i dislike using the soap Branth Council D. ()f l:.. in that plate
supplied ill the washrooms of hotels After the business oi the evening, a
or department stores, and a big cako very social hour was enjoyed Tug.”
takes “9 ‘00 much room. SO I buy were lecitations mid a fine illilsl"al
doll's soap—the (“1‘95 are “0t more proglanl, foiloued b\ a sumptuous any»
than three, quarters of an inch long- per 'l‘he \isitors returned home at
and cam it with me in this littl’cel- a late hour The following “mm“, re
“'10” soap box that is made to fit it. of the local (‘ouncii made up the par-
Tlleu, here‘s a doll's hair brush. There's iy; Mrs. I. T. Payne, Mi-S, H, (l, Mend,
"0‘“an 60 “Bell“ for getting the dust Mrs. Willis Mills, Miss Inez Mills. Mrs.
out of unhandy places ill a hat." Inflme Niper, Mrs. Carrie Sherwood,
beg me to tell the name of the con—i ers. Luther \‘i'hituey, Mrs. Henry S.
i'cctioner where I bought them. \ baker says that a cupi‘ul of liquid Gaming. Mrs. Frank Merriam, Mrs.
l Hive got some little biscuit rings, least is euuiialent to half a com C. ‘l'l'. Goodrow Miss Minnie Goodrow,
too that cut out biscuits or cookies pressed least cake or whole dry yeast Miss Anna M. Bush. Mrs. (‘harles
about an inch in diameter, and heron rake. i’latt, Mrs \\ illiam Plait, .‘ils. Fr link-
the little rolling pin 1 use to thin out ~———~ 'liu Cl--,o<kott Mrs. Louise (ixeltlm,
the, dough This meat chopper is just! \‘i'hcu liming, sprinkle orris root Mrs. ii. F Rowland .\ir.~:. Marsh
the thing to grind nuts or clumbs tor under the ironing Wlect This imparts Thattllel. Mr. and Mrs (‘harlcs J.
sandwiches. These thinu bouls hold a delicate perfume to freshly launder- Ferris, Miss Eveline [tennis Mrs. Sun
about a teaspooniui oi sweetmeuts.’ ed clothing. all Wood, Roy Wood. Mls. i-Zduald
Nell opened a pastcboard box and; 7 1Shine, Mrs. Edward Prince, Miss (truce
took out a doll’s washboard. 'Drive a nail through an empty spool. Webb, Mrs. Stephen Stone, Mr. and
t "See this?“ she asked "1 use it it will make a handy peg to hang Mrs. Fred Youngs, Elmer Roberts,
‘tor washing silk gloves. lace collars, dump towels on. The spool all! not Fled i-illlsc. Mrs. llultie L‘loshy. Mr.
handkerchiet‘s and things of that teal or rust the article hung upon it and Mrs. Charles \lalncl and Fred
sort. 1 can stand it in the washbowl.1 . ,llllttely
and the «orlugations are so small that (‘leam cheese into which chili sauce . W
they dont wear out or on nly best. and_ is mixed. rolled into balls and son ed i—rDoan’s Regulcts cure constipation
’hell my washing isluith lettuce salad, is 9. il‘ uant relish. “' “‘0‘“ grlping, nausea. “9“ any weak-
““0“ laces “ p I ening effect. Ask your druggist tor
done, i put up a CiOtllBSiinB-li0 iti—-Wusiliugton Herald them. 25 cents per box.
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T‘v Sffin A GflEAT “any foreseen today. The president and reiterated today'in astutemeut‘liy Sec- ually augmenting enemy. The (‘oli- ilmllllfit‘fi “”1 be kept 1f property armistice
. - ' 5 GHICHES TE“ 3 Hlsi. stitutlonaiist forces, according to all owners 0110059 to 80 l0 'l'fllllblco and, ill reply ille'Slilltii American media-
Secretary Bryan arrived to oppose any rehary Daniels. replying to complaints
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. To “EXIB” mliiltary actiVity at this time that against the withdrawal of United l;.llli:.i'xn‘héi;.;iiyli?§ i;Lflr \ ireports. are gradually increasing in risk their own lives-*and the lives of to,” have wired, it is announced. [glut
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(Continued from First Page.) I“ 31i- embarrass the South American States warships from the river at ‘l:l:ll§l'.::=l§a i‘\l".;'?ili{;:”i“.ln V 1numbers in the territory around about. their families, it (1083 not lie in Our they Will make representations regard-
' ’ ‘ ' d "M V'- ‘Whether out efforts at mediation l’ail power 10 lit0i) them. To deliberately ing the limiter to President Wilson.
Tlllo author liu a." ram-
glafiomi lllllls'l'i “l"‘lbviif‘oé‘ig {or me successful, whether a satisfac~ send them there WOMd place upon “3 The Foreign iOiiice has issued a.
ShulHliV‘filéUilll‘iéiEi-li‘m‘ié‘ér tory, peaceful adjustment of our dif— UN I‘BEI’OMWHNY 0f their 83M!- H statement thanking the mediators. it.
—--—-— liicuities is achlcled or not, it would is difficult 10 590 how any 0'19 00““ says: “The American Government, in
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Q‘;6V8nt of an anarchistic outbreak :MWWW WW1 representatives 07 the been removed from the (longer zone. .
uerta government and the United The statement declared that the de- in practically every mm '5}, the cast seem to be obvious that Tampico and reasonably expect “5 ‘0 assullle such view of the mediators’ attitude in the
an 1“me “BK' Icascs ol‘ the (‘arranzistas‘ refusal to
States at NEW” Falls: C“- M“)' 13- partmelit had considered as its pro- and west coasta.’ “3 surroundings will “0t be safe for . a
Among ”“6”“ names SPORE“ 0" “3 eminent duty the prevention of loss of Declaring that. practically every for foreigners 0‘? any kind during the com NO"? of the mediators would discuss “31’9““ "Wt“i‘ies and the “e“ “W“
members of the American delegation life and the rescue 6f foreigners aim signer and American in tile Tampico in: death grapple between the Consti- the news emanating from ‘MeXiCO‘CltY ipg of American troops and war mate-
wcre Justices Day and Pltney, oi the ' Americans in p8,.” _ district now ,8 sale, as well “a foreign tutlonaiists and the Federals. regarding the Buerta'protest, fm‘mel- rial in Vera Cruz. is lnuch obliged toll-
itfgazfecz‘l‘giccfcmfi”(:38 (imyim' The protection of property beyond property there. ‘ Secretary Daniels "As tor the property interests. prom- :1ltlll‘oughFAtctiiigRMllulster “f Foreign the prudence, impartiality flild 80‘"!
the St t. a use or ions “3' of range of the navy’s guns was next to states that it seems almost unneces- ices that they will be respected and e a 0m” ‘8 8V“ a Z’ and later con- W1“ of “l? mediators.”
a 0 Department it w“ 33” impossible. the statements declared. sary to defend a course "which has protected have been made by the Con— firmed hero by Secretary Bryan. That WASHINGTON May S~Secretary
“mt despite ”'6 sell-elimination 0' 03'“ but so far as has been possible the achieved such results." stitutibnaiiat generals. who are in the ““0”“ 0’ 0"" °‘ ”’6‘“ “"3““ 30‘“) Bryan admitted early today that. this
ramp from mediation pm""“““““~ navy has endeavored to cool the on. Secretary Daniels' statement coll- practical control at the district in the State Department to negotiate m" government had received a note ”0m
otect positions outside the town the rebel side of the situation would thuslaam of an excited populace by cinder , which the oil wells are located The ther regarding the protest against Am-k the south American mediators seek.
the elite at tile waterworks. more be take“ “p m ”a“ for Mexicos 93°“ the sight or the visible power for re» "Tampico is now a closely beieag- Federals hate likewise promised to "mm mm”? Wemuom‘w“ 3“” to "‘8 10 501% the Mexican ““518: in
f? is believed 40. be required. licotion. iprisai that is displayed by the guns of tiered city, exposed to constant at- protect: oil wells in any district they be probable by "‘09?“ 01039 100011 which complaint is made by the Him.
with tilemediation developments. in; gavernment that American opera,
Army oiiiciais today \vere anxious to u p may eon V o
. titer additional iorcee would be our warshi s lyi as the are tod'a tacks from the o ialde from cumin» trol llt ii 1:0 1’8 110 ad “"339
‘ . 0 ve til ‘ i t e arr as D. 93. v y p I When the United States would reply tlons at era Cruz are in violation r
m B )1 mo 8. ma“ mb a '3. . . .. . . . , . to the envoys' note was not made the armistice.
the progress oi" preliminary mediation
-,.l , , _ , negotiations. 'However, they were . known. President Wilson is said to-_ -,_
. have been informed last night of the
SIKBARKE“ ~ known to be desirous of preparedness i ‘ ~'1 ' 'U h ' . ‘ V ‘
. ~ 3 tor any eventuality. . w, mg ,» , 'Huerta government’s communication,
2' Outside tile continued heavy flgilt- safe "In” d sure and it is expected that the subjel‘ n’t SAYS SULpflun '8
yank “RAY “MR ing at Mazatlan there were on reports nil-Ana ‘
or additional rebel aggression \ today.
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h . M‘ . .. wou e cons cred at the (abinet a sunE‘ Tn “EUEVE
{The three main “ Conatit‘btionaliut . * n f
armies were preparing for the next ' lie or n iges i6“
pleating today.
blow in'tileir‘ campaigni- while Carranza ‘ ' WWW u: . v
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newspapers publish prominently com~
83mg: 1292,“ WWW“ $1“ ‘ is tollib found in the World’s Family Medicinew-Be‘echam ’SPills,which . menldfitlogls 0' ‘36 American “millis-
< malty ”59.1w ,2:§";‘.‘.;,,,,,3, 0, 3,: .0'l1, bligllt to have on hand ready to use at the first Sign of trouble. "3‘ °“ ‘ “h" c “i ‘0‘“ ““3 ”“0"“ 0“
eln arse ‘on arms at Rio Uremic ports, . " makes you weak er than you Pught to be: hinders your
oilseed es it difficult; for {P on to work With any success; spoils the
. ’ “—3-? . “K” n? Tampico and to criticism of the dew
.Army oiilcers- feared the situation at t 'd‘; ediators today , proceeded pamnmn'g refusal to take 80me relu-
era Cluz might become desperate in a 6“ y with “‘9 program 10" their gees back to 'i‘ompico after they had
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launch an attack irrespective of
erta’s declaration of a truce with
United States.
Blueiackots could be landed to rain
9 the '1. 000 troops and marines un-
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Any breaking out or irritation or!
the face, arms, legs or body when ac4
'companied by itching. or when the
:skin is dry and feverish, can be ream
i'ly overcome by applying a little bold~
sulphur cream, says a noted dcrmatoh
of order and die stimulation of, busi-
ness. There is great commercial ac-
on the ground that that would hasten
Maillco'a paciflcbtion. ‘ . naturalup scores of life. he food you eat does not nourish you,
and than gorillas hsickneS$ may follow. For over sixty years,
tivity everywhere. and this is a sub
. . , . loci. of much gratification to the na-
Tlle rebel campaign against saline ‘ '
, Beechbm’s Pills ave." proved the best corrective for. indigestion
dives.
The work of rel-organization is going DEM
- steadily torward so far as sanitary 1m, He informs us that bold—sulphur ins
speotion, street cleaning. collection of EMMY MIME the angry “China and
» back taxes and the restoration of the 'irritation and soothes and heals that
"l ‘ fiscal system is concerned With the Eczema right up leaving the skin clear
‘5 arrival oi! more atafi! omceru 1min Tex. and smooth. Boldaulpbar has occupied
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in the suffering caused by m.
. , ctea General Function will be a secure position for many years ml
dis m‘ms. and time'téswd famllfi . :Zuiiipied to .do more municipal work. 2 the treatment of cutaneous disorders!
Cams, restless nights, stomac . .‘ .' The quiet condition in Mexico City, because of its parasite destroying
in 155 “1’9 driven 8.an by Bebdham S “118.; ‘ ‘ in restoring confidence and many Am- property. Nothing has ever licent
‘ dh ‘ hblood there {a ‘ ericanp having interests in the capital found to take it'll place in treating the
o are milking short trips there to clean irritable and inflammatory skin anew
\ , up their attairs. “so far there is no in? tions. While not always establishing
' terruptioa to traill‘llarvice. .. . ,, ' . [a permanent clue, it never mile to sub-
The. military, aituution is unchanged duo the itching irritation and drive the
ailing themselves Eczema away and it ill often years iota
amalgam 'élt " r before an eruption again appearlg ‘ .
' ‘ ‘ on his chin. x
Thalia troubled allonld obtain all n
- pharmacy all ounce or bolllolila
illu- a bum which is applied ‘50 the 0" 7
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