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fINE SUGQESIIO§:S Oatmeal Moi-inns. They al'e.“liesidi~s beina lull. short.
together cite ullll
ol‘ tlo.ur
spi t'ililllb oi
:‘ii‘ one nail (‘llll'
Uiit‘rllull tear
one hali‘
and
baking powder.
llilt‘
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teaspooniul oi still and two table.
spooiiitlls oi sligat \\‘ith a link mix
Bran Bread. one (up of tUUkttl oats. two table
then add
one taolespomr
iti‘ee ioiirths spooni‘tds of melted butter.
one-half cup oi' milk,
Put l l 3 cups oi
('up of mtdaSEes.
.ir.‘ll,
one teaspoontul ot‘
Still and one tables; omittil oi‘ lard in fill of molasses and one \i‘eiliwaten
an earthei‘n bowl t’our :oer this two 9kg. Bake in inutiiii tins iii a illllt k
(tops of liol water. Mix well and let own,
stand untiIl onli lukewarm, Ithen add ”“338! of Veal.
one half yeast cake dissoli'id in hike
warm water. Stir into this mixture
(our cups of bread tlour. ruler and let
stand oter night. lit the morningr add
more iloitr. one cup or more. but iii
tho a piece from the breast “Vigil
ing two and one-halt to three pntnds.
\\'ipe the meat with a damp cloth.
and willi a sharp-pointed liniie t‘lll a
poeket iii the center Fill this with
.t\\'0 pans to rise. When light and stutling. bring edges oi‘ t'lll togtther
putty, bake iii a moderate oven one and witlt coarse thread and long nee.
hour. die sew them. llub with salt and
Blueberry Parisienne.
fill biscuits with preserved hltte
'btrries, and brush over the top with
melted American eheese upon Vl‘lllt‘ll
paprika has been sprinkled. l’tit back
into the oven, toast and serve piping
liot with same made as follows: lllend
l'lti a t-upinl of butter and half a
( uplul oi powdered sugar; add to this
l-slt‘ its bulk U. i:ch tream. beat itiio
; titir‘k paste. and serve.
Baking Powder Biscuit.
(re quart oi ilour, one small tea-
s v n salt, one it'llijpoonful sup-tr and
so teaspoonfuls of baking powder
led together. ltub in a tablespoon»
it"... of butter, mm or other shorten
i 3-, add one pint milk or ball milk
: nd half water and form into a smooth
dough, but handle as little as p0sslltlf‘
and handle lightly. ltoll or put otti the
dough on the board and cut with a
email cutter. Brush over with mill.-
and bake in a hot oven about 20 min-
tiles.
flour. and sear iii a hot.
ing pan. After the meat well
browned, add enough boiling water to
cover the bottom of the pail, cover
closely with another pait turned up
side down and roast ill a medium hot
oven tor one and ottertttial‘ler hours.
llaste three times. so the meat re
mains juicy; add more the
grow looks away; at time
this grin) be llllt‘kt'lll’ll slightly
with one teaspoon of ilour mixed to a
paste with cold water. Let 'ioll
until the right l'lillsistt‘ll"I\
Fruit Dainty.
'l‘wo t-ttps seeded w liile grapes.
cups chopped apples.
one cup ttltts ehopped, one cup marsh-
mallows rut in pieies, one halt cult
t-nitilied cherries. \l‘hip one pitit oi
ereatii, sweeten slightly, and add the
jitire of one lemon.
lieiore serving.
Tematoes Stuffed With Sausage.
Take some ill'lll, ripe tomatoes
:lttltl shape. ('llt 2t slice from the top of
each and take ottt the inside. leaving
tho walls. “are the sausiiue meat
fried and it. till the tomatoes.
(‘oier the tops with ri‘titiibs and bake
illitii the tomatoes are doneI
Carrot Patties.
i’ut six boiled i-arrots through ill“
sieased try
15
water as
st-rl mg
may
this
-
two
one t-ttp celery.
Add dri ssiiig just
oi
Graham Geml.
Two eups graham flour, one elm
“white floor, one egg. 0ne~halt ll’tl‘thtili
salt. one tablespoon molasses. one-
‘iinlt‘ cup sugar. two teaspooni'uls bak-
ing powder and milk to titake a mod-
erately stii‘f lialll’r. iliille. in well-but.
tered gem tilts, .
Rice Muffins.
witlt
:lltxltt or food «hopper lll'extli oter
One heaping li-aspoont'tl oi litikiri: them two t"esli eggs and mix we‘l.
powder sil'led iii one t‘llti of floor. one littb six crat'kers fine and add to tilt
cup of cold, rookeil rice stirred into
the ilottr with a fork. (illt' tablespoon-
fui of butter anti our- well beaten e2g.‘
‘Ilake iii intiilin pans.
mixture, Season with salt and
i-tirenne pepper. i‘orm ilito «ales and
try it delirate brown. hot
on a platter garnished with parsley
tirst
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. ‘ ‘, ‘“ . , 'l‘lll-I iii‘lilalt‘l. ("H \‘t‘lL
'lhe Annual import oi th.- (loin-ml ’l‘ho l'illllit"illuil lll'll‘llilllvi't ol‘ th>
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lhm (“l )II? I1 ‘1‘ “It“; i utmllupzx l‘yt‘tlt‘l‘ltl t'tittlti'll ol the t‘lllllt‘ltls Ill
9 ””‘.“" 1’ ”b n J m”.‘ " t'lttist in .‘iliteiten :iiinounmo llli'uv
calls attention to the deep oppression. . . . I I
, . I . . toithcotiilng \illulilt" il‘ltlt‘l' (to .m
ll over the world. oi the ll'i'h‘ltlt‘lll s .; . . I. .. . .
. , , . . ‘l‘-- IIII . pi.nt oi the t tilllltll. \ lil'i‘llll lit in
V" ‘7' appointment “f the I“) “I H)” ”I lil‘rulln'lllliil oi' it”. l-ioinow \‘llll‘t
" l it .~ it hit: out :ili‘t-dll .' .M. .. . H ‘ ' ‘
16m ”(1 Mb . .\ . w. .| i' , lion in t‘alitornia' propnroil by prof.
“"“9 "“1"“ "' l”‘"““ h" “”3 m it t \illi- oi tho t‘nivm-nu oi' K-in.
"T““Cmmmn Th" “"”"“”'5 “0'1”,.\iii-lllt-l'tv‘lil'hc‘iltlll i'll-“'l"lllil‘
r-orrespnndrnt reports that thi- l"eder II'I'I'II loo-m ,I \Iulllllllt‘ it-“tlwl '"l‘lli"
“‘ mummy” MM. M tin: lln‘smvm l.‘iellt i‘oi- i't-il-im- Nllllllu tirin -i‘
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was translated sod submitted to the
most important bends and authorities
of the Protestant :ll‘ll Human ehurch-
es in Germam‘ and Austria and that
:‘v it was printed in the ehureh papers
of those nations. title of the Paris
daily papers printed it long editorial
commending the ilt'lltlil and tho. spir-
it of the letter and revoltimended that
the President of'the Freneh Reptil-iil-
also appoint a Day of Prayer. A t‘hin-
ese daily paper remarked that a Day ‘
of Prop r should be obserw-d luv the
toeople of (‘hiua and urged lh ..
world ot'gtilii/a'ion ot llll' t-hltrwltt-s iii
tl~is muse. Rollo-y l. tltiliek, Asso-
ci:l.ti- St-crttary of the lldvml l‘ouit-
cil l‘onttn‘ission on l'e:i('- and Arbitra-
tion; and it. lland Hook dost-ribing lllt'
‘distim-tix’e characteristics. in lllstorie
.torm. oi' the thirty denominations in
the Federal (‘ottncil setting forth their ‘
lllliltlill relationship. edited by tite‘
I‘iellertil Secretory of th.- i'onneil
in
l‘Nl’I‘l-Tl) ’l‘l'lhll’li‘lt \N‘PI'I (‘.\,\ll’ \lth
The l‘omtnission on 'i‘empernnce of
P esi‘ient of the l‘ eptihlie. chit-{s 'nt ”1“ Federal t‘oulicit» ot‘ the t‘hurelii-si
li'is(I..,s mil boards liltl tll (.ov‘m. “f i‘hrist. iii Amerieii recently held
ml ‘ 'n met-ting at Washington at which
)ra er to Cod. . . . , ,
nors join in I y ' iplzlns, were made tor a Milton—Wide
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This note is heroining more pi‘olillllllt'-
. . ed all the time iii the fashionable
IHE AR] 6f DRESSING woman’s t‘OSlllillF ’
i - iielow the peasant} short skirts.
which often rent it (Jill) to the knees.
l' is during tl.is season that the New are Worn high boots, l'illll puirpi tried
l'orli shops nowliies
the
I pill out man) very hard to introduce high hoois. bttt
tailed; now the pleasant styles have
launched tin-ill. and iilll‘illll' l’iirisians
are wearing boots with their walking
('USttllllPii-Mlil)! as high as the knees.
but, more than hali‘ way to the knee.
tor spring and summer to gage
ieeling oi' the Alllt‘i‘ll‘ilil women and
they want and don't want.
Queer little hats appear; for instance,
i recently saw one in sailor shape with
a large. crown not more. than an inch
.s'-e what
In the United States this idea will
in weight with a brim about two inches probably be, modified to unusually
wide, Around the i-rown was a pieee high lace or button shoes. °
oi' oldi‘ushlolled pit-otedged ribbon.
which tied in a long how and the ends
ilowed iii streamers to the shoulders.
No doubt this may inspire some. ill
geniotts to make sunlt’llillla‘.
really worth wearing. littl for the hat
ttsell’ swell. l woman
who is iii-hing {01 the latest t'uds iii
hats may l‘ew times. .\n-
other sailor liiit httd'a very small high
crown with
Tile lull skirts are shown with the
greater fulness at the sides. which is
ilillt‘ll more graceful than the barrel
shape. which is given by the hoop. A
few dressinakers. however, to the eon
'l‘ill‘y.
modisti-
are showing their dresses over
peltieotil which at the
knees
The uneven hem is otien the result
of this distribution of and is
endorsed lianio Fashion. l'olte
ei’t‘et'tn bale been llllrtitllit't'tl this suit
son with the yoke often in ii
ing rotor.
ttolt from the low
.\ilolhei
ant costumes is the apron et‘t‘w't.
openings til either side showtui:
iltltl‘y petticoat beneath.
The long t-loseiilting sit-me with a
small armhole is the famine at
ent.
the. under sleeve oi‘ another
suppose some a is l'tt'lll‘il
wear it a
tuluess.
a wide hriin. This also
was trimmed with :i sing to length oi
pliWiltll 'ed ribbon. which tied with
two long loops and ends whieh tell
to (it lads
liy
:onlrtistv
This yoke is all was} ololit
such
the waistline,
made?
are waistline.
idea borrowed from pens
with
last year, "t'eelor'. crinoline
gowns were shown at the early Sprint:
openings. with the
littiuu Itii'ectoiro gowns, which really
had thi- greatest inilueuee on the
iarly spring and summer stiles. 'l‘hn-se
its 2i Ii
together close
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The hall slt me of one rotor and
is :iit et-
tiut’f)‘ gowns showed dainty little pail tromi-lIv pfi(‘\'li\'(l idea itdopllii t'roni
inlets below, and, Ill course. ill ltfi the bilati‘ peasant costume in black
adjustment llil’s’t‘ were dropped oil. and \\'lll‘.L‘I t’llltToli it is both strikiu:
and lllt‘l‘l‘ly the toll shirts. dilinlii)’ and attractive.
itlilled. and bodiees sometimes poinl~ » - ~
ed in the front and with round drooll- AGED WOMAN'S PLEA FOR
i-d shoulder et‘rei-ts were taken, ’l‘hes“ DOPE FlEND IS VAlN
an» the Iti‘Olllllli'lll l't'ittul'es oi the .
dresses which are shown for the 3E"! and Gray. Mother Teal-fully Begs
City Court Judge to Be Lenient.
llllllltilil‘OllT. (‘oun.. Feb. iii." lien-
nis liowd, of New Milton. w as sentenc-
ed to six months iii jail by the t‘ily
court here yesterday oil a i-harge oi
having an illegal amount of morphine
and cocaine in his possession. llehaii
spring and summer.
This season. the decided illiti'h and
peasant are \\‘lltll the
makers aro showing to the multitude
(it and it still
will their decisimr
st) ies dress-
women.
w ital
remains to be
591‘ ll lit’
The ample ivostumes ol' the Slavic , , ,
, been convicted heiore on it similar
peasant women. who, in some eases. . _ .
charge. .laines Deli-lice. oi New lla-
weiir twelii- or fifteen stitieln-d petti. .
ren. was sentenced to three months in
Hulls til it llllil‘. :Il‘o prmillg llls‘llrli . . .
- . Jail and then the ease was continued
tioo tor ninnv ol the uptodate i'os .
' . till tomorrow to allow llllll to commu-
ttlmes. also the cools and Silltlt'lis (it I , . , . .
“train with relntiws, .\ stiullnrelinrize
the ”till. \\llll'll the equally ample
against Frank .\l. Squires was united.
to W: 3.1:: 1.2%“ . \rnm'x‘mar .' mun; - !.zr'_‘fl£.\. “‘um»..4uuwuwd
ET 1 in "'.it lul‘lt.."1?tz;;j-
E. Sim lMAN l (Bi Elfin on Let: i:
“ WW Tailor— .
.‘.tl:: l-airtii-ld .\u-. Bridgeport subjcct -;1ilmer:ts due to deitrti ~
cr irtcgt. in action of the stoma ‘.
l‘ritll illt‘ smallest dt-t..ll ri-i-t-ili-s live! kidneys or Lowclu~ ii t‘io
ill_\ in i'sonal attention, That is the mm 0. famous furziilI,’ l‘t‘zzleCI’,
tenson will all unriiii-nts ordered . the world llils CVH‘ li'wml-
of Hit .ll't’ entirely s:tlisi'.t('ttrt'i'. !
i act-Ipt only as many orders its I
I eon finish with
and
i‘l'l‘tlll to myself
satisfaction to my
if desired 1
and materials.
ettstomers.
with styles
Ask to see the smart
walking suit which 1 offer ttImonth
SPECIAL AT $25.00.
will call
are justly famous because they have
proved to be so reliable as car actives
or preventivee of the sufferings, dzll
: feelingsand dangerduo to ind. geation
orbiliousncss. If you will try them'
to cleanse your system, purify your
blood, tone your stomach, stimulate
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(lit in ms l.\' new. ”‘0 ”1”“ Qt‘ltvmnmtions ‘T‘ the FUN-i : bowels, you Will know w.:Iy so
pmf studio. Mathews. t'rositiom .li‘em' "‘j‘mc“: ”WW" ”trit'I'l‘t‘miI't‘t'-I : A t‘llLll. Till THIS: many rely on Beecham's Pills to
the Frdetal (ounlil of the i tiiilcim,it'I‘I‘I'I‘IIII‘II‘II’ISI‘I“11:ILI’I*‘~“-TI‘fI‘II‘l’III f'I'I‘I'IlI“ II ”if; 19009999090090.9099.me
s of Chiist in Atilrtica. ind his entit- ditns to widen ”III aetilxilies of theml’iLI-l Get 8. small package of Hamburg Insure Health
Danton. Rev. Sidney L. (ittlit‘ll, Asso— 'Breast Tea. or as the German folks
tc-i l-llllll‘(ll Flwlt‘ ation to whose work
ciate Seeretary of the Federal t‘oun— it
oil, now in Japan ns‘nmbnssadors ot‘
the American churehes—lo kchurrh-
es and people of Japan. are eeeiting
a limit) welcome Tht‘l wrre met hr
:1 large delegation -t \oltohonm and
escorted to Tokio where they appeal-
succeeded.
A BIT OF AN EPICURE
Lady of the liouse——l'ou can earn
your dinner it you ll chop that pile ofl
firewood.
has practie: illy
o
I call it,
“Hamburger Brunt Thee," at
any pharmacy. Take a tablespoont’ul
of the tea, put a cup of boiling water
.upon it, pour through a sieve and
drink a teacup full at any time. It is
and Happiness
Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World.
Sold "when. In boson, 104;. 250.
(-1] before a large gathering of ”mi T I I'd “1' t k . d Ithe most. effective way to break a
Federated (‘hurclies of Japan. ramp— ‘9 0 “-0“ 9 menu Icold and cure grip. as it opens the “I (3n read my wife like a book.‘
I In “pinion i.) the letter of gri-et- first, lady. ipores, relieting congestion. Also “That so?"
mg "“m ”l" ”“9“” "‘“mm' ”my —-————-— 'loosens the bowels. thus breaking a .
also bore letters from President Wll- ’cold at once l ‘tes. Wheneler she's cold to me I
REMINDED HIM,
“We ll. 1 see that the ground hog..
"llIyI (leorgel that reminds me. My
wife asked me to bring home some
sausage for supper."
son and Secretary of Skate Bryan. all
r’_' of which have been printed in full
" in the leading JapanQSse paper with'
editorial comment stating that while
the mission is one of distietvely spiru
tual signitlecanee it also means mueh
the interest of title -in: itionnl good will.
They time already bet u teeelved by
Count ()kuma and othtr lending oflh" I thought he “iii a steady JUbf
h“... l "till. the ioh w’its Sit'ild)’; the
itioulile is Tom wasn't."m-lloston
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NEW' ASSOC] ATE SEt‘lUC’l‘AlkY
, 01" THE FEDERAL .(‘iH'SUfli
.,Rev. Sidney L. lulick has been el- I “ ” ’ —~ I
octed Associate Secretary of the Fed-I \Vlfe—w‘d’leose hurry up, llztron't
oral Council'n t'ominission on Peace you ever buttoned a dresss behind
and Arbitration. lie will also continue before?"
to serve an. the Speck“ Hopi-359nm. Hitliby—-~--“i\'o; you never had a
ttvo oi: the (‘ounctl'ii Commission onldrese that buttoned before behind.”
Relations with Japan. -—-Lif?
. . . . know she's.
it is inexpensn'e and entirely .vege-
table. therefore harmless.
Let me send you FREE PERFUME
Write today for a testing bottle of .
ED. PlNAUD’S LlLAC
The world's most famous rfume very d
as the living bloswm. For hah‘dkcrrhlet atoml.rgrvaarliwill:e
Fine at: or thawing. All the value is in in. pertum--youdon' !
pfiiégtanaytIpsrcfiggi‘tIcbeotélc. d'Il‘hquuIaIlll lstondertut. The
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f0 or 50 handkerchleis. Wit Itodato todagr e u chemo—enough
PARFUMERIE ED.- PINAUD, IDmrtmt M.
it). mun BUILDING law you:
going to make it hot forlycars this medicine was used ex-
... "ICOltl it will ceitainly relieve you
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All SHOULD KNOW
Canning Fruits and Vegetables.
l'oolling i'rnits or vegetables in an P.
open kettle. transferring them to jars,
and sealing them while hot. was prob»
ably the tirsl atid is still the most
widely used method in lllllnfl'L‘Hllnlng. l
Then there is the closedboiier mi'thUdI
Pflpand Especially For This Nm spa/m
by Pictorial Review
A NEW LONG-WAISTED DESIGN.
and, third. t'Uld'llai'li canning. \tllli‘ll is;
reported as an improvement over the: i' ””8 little truck is a pleasing design
. I or growing girls. At this season the
other ways it is adused that the- ‘ .
, I shops are Slluwlll" many new tub ina—
housew‘iie master the running oi lot 5
terlals suitable for the development or
inatoes or one other product tlrsi. and ”HS design. The Skirt has the fullness
then lirUl'i‘Hl with Ulllt'i' legetables supplied by pleats stitched at either
, . . . , side. and the long-waisted blouse is
and traits. llo iii)! if) 10 10W)“ “‘0 held in with a narrow leather belt.
methods or sets of instructions and‘ Pique. kindergarten club or linen. in
white or colors. would make up this
model effectively. ' it the material is
recipes at the same titne.
O en-Kettle Method. . . . .
p . . ill: inches Wide. 31,3 yards are required;
‘i‘ho open keltli- method oi canning it it inches wide. 25,-. yards will be sur-
lomiitoes is as t'ollows. Select out) I tittienl.
, , . . In (“titling first told the goods and on
.‘lll l ‘l ‘ li‘ ltllllilliil‘.'. ill ) them ill . '
‘ IuId ‘ "d ”l . , \ II a lengthwise told place the front and
“mill”! Witter tor a tow intnlllt’h. lot lillt"l\' gores ot the skirt; then further
more the skins. and then cttl them tip
tllltl plat-o lllt'ill iii an open kettle. pre
lt-rably an aluminum or [ltll'i‘t'lillll'llili'd
along lay the Dollar and back. On it.
lengthwise thread oi the material ur-
rnnito the sleeve. front and Cult. The
\
sleeves may he shortened to elbow
t‘ll". and still at the tale oi about one. Mum b)“ cum”; off the pattern I,“
lelel tmspootttul to eticli ouart lirittg small "0" perlorations.
slowly to a boil. stirring treiiuenll)‘ to First. rinse under-arm seam OfI‘l‘“
. . waist; then Close shoulder seam. ’i urn
prevent scorehitig. and ltt‘t‘p boiling
iieiu ill iront at notches. Center—front
to.~ at least one lullt' hour or tlttlil the indicated l\_\' l-irgo "0“ pu't'orations.
tomatoes are thoroughly done It[ TUTII under NWT t‘dgf‘ on slot perfora—
\‘o‘i .le llt-llll: lllt :~ “I“ top illit’ ini. lions and iiziste. TaIckI Hrtips ot ina—
‘ “it?” between Sillilll 'o‘ perioratlons in
“‘""‘“ ”'0 WP“ "“5 ‘md “lbw” m- trout and bath to pass bolt through.
boiling water lteinow the jars out.“ Lop right [root on lt‘l’i. centers ewn
til it time. plat-e a rubber around the illitL.lliC|i lower edges together. Siw
standing collar to neck edge. as notch-
: ' e bi ling tot lo. . .
mlk m” ”H MI“ ”I n ‘ rd, how square collar to neck edge.
”“‘I"“"' TM“ 11"" 1“" ”I ”l" j'” ””1" renter-backs even and along small “0"
1)..) boiling water. being i‘;\l‘i’llll not ‘ pi rtoratiotis iii front. large “0" perio-
riitions even.
Close sleeve seams oi sh ere ind cuffs
as iiotehed. Sew lower cult to long
sleeve as notched. Sow sleeve in arm-
hole as notched. eiisziit: in an)" tullness.
Join gores oi shirt as nolelied Form
inverted pleat. creasing on slot perio-
rations. bring folded edges together at
suiin'and press. ’i‘tirn hem at lmver
edge on small “0" perforations. Lap
to touch the inside with the lin:ers.I
and st-t‘ew' it oii tixhtl). invert the
jar and ll'l it stand iii this position on»
til cold. llii\i- etirythiug sit-tile that
is ptit into the tar. When using a
spoon. ltll‘li or etip with the tomatoes.
tirst it wutel'.
tuiniei'si- lll holliitv.
Keep the Piano Keys White.
6029 lower toldeil edge or innit and back on
The Ililllt) lit-\zt tuill llt‘ lii'i‘l “till“ skirt. notches and edges underneath
l . . .
and tll'att bi rubbing them with a bit even; SillCll lll luck effect.
An cl‘t‘ei'tive trimming for tho dress
is very narrow Druid. Collar and calls
may lie ot white lawn
Tub frock or modish destgn. 1t tea-
turos the new long-waisted blouse and
slde~pteuted skirt.
ClJT_Tl_N_G_ GUIDE __6029
oi‘ muslin dampened with nleoliol. If'
they are stained. wash them oil with
it piece of cotton llllllilt‘l w el with to
home water. it have neuteelod
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Plt'lOl‘lal Review Dress No. 6029. Sizes 6. 8. 10. 12
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The City National Bank
This Bank’s Mission
‘Ilils bank bellows implicit!) in the iuisslbilitles and the future for
this town.
\.s it Itwogulzed tut-tor in its dot elopmant we are pattieulaily inter-
isleil in its industrial growth.
“e gladly supply our i-uslomeis with the (‘npititl prudence permits
and in a broader way ilutote the money at our oommimd, \'vli}‘ne\er
. ‘wu BELY H > ‘ I o 0.31
your piano tor so long that the keysI , ——~/~———---—< \. w/io . %
have grown _\ellow and will not wash / / W "'V~~:I\I FRCNT AI . I
while. _\h‘u can lill‘ilt‘ll them white by (4/ ' A/ , SLEEVE E ‘ a?
laying on cotton llnllnt'l eloths satur- / / . .1 C‘ O 01 A*~—-—~—.z
illl‘d with it mild solution of oxalic FRONT GORE \/DACw GUii;
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mid attd leale them for a while \\'h(’n
retooled. lllt' kUIis will he beautifully
\\ liite.
Needle Notes.
iii making it graduated lure ilouni‘t"
for it peltitotit or other underwear.
rut the first \Sti‘ltt of lace to fit theI
Igill‘lllt‘ill. ’I‘heu. ill stilt-hing, hold the 5
iirst pieee it little tight. and the second
a little loose. and so on until tbé re-I
united depth is iinished. Thus. the
tiouuee will lit to the gar-i
ment. with just a little ripple at the
bottom. says the Louisville Herald. '
\\'hen putting a bent iii a garment, if
a piece of cardboard is cut the requir-
ed width. it may he. slipped along and
the task quickly and evenly acconl‘
plished. as it saves the constant hand .
and 14 years. Price. 15
slitoot lily
ling oi‘ the tape measure. and there ‘I pluelienble. to the uplniilding and maintaining of worthy home enter-
is no. t llallie of the ltetn being unet en. l INN‘s
ias the cardboard is rigid. l
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Fol
l Coughs.
Those dreadful colds that fairly
threaten life, there is one. remedy
those t licking
Piétorial
Review
that will bringr quick relief, and
that is lx'Elxlx'S 87:1L\X SEED
EMULSION Ll\ONINE For
FOR MARCH
SPRING FASHION
NUMBER
Ichisively by physicians, but it is
now obtainable at all drug stores.
iii yott are. afflicted with cough or
Iof it. and at the same time build
up the system.
i Even bronchitis that most dis—
Itressing and dreaded of coughs,
Igivcs way to the great healing in—
Emulsion, aitd it relieves the
ilucnces of Kerr’ S Flax-Seed
lungs of cIongestionIs and prevents
pneumonia. Try it: it. is such a
relief.
or
James Donnelly
SOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
14-—
Three sizes—25c, 50c, $1.00.
Norwalk Chronicler