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. ' Wilton
fill coon cunt
Dixie Biscuit.
and egg beaten well; add enougn1
sun: to make 55 cup. Sift one quart
fiour. two teaspoons baking powder.
pod one teaspoon lard; mix lord and;
noun then add milk and egg. Make lug
)hape of pocketbook rolls and bake in;
“' ,‘pot oven. 1
Baking Powder Biscuit.
' 1 Sift together one quart of flour, three
-he!ping teaspoons of baking powder? .
~an¢| one tablespoon of salt; mix in buty '
tor the size of an egg. Make a soft'
goons by pouring in sweet milk orl
hater kneading as little as possible.
ital! out and cut with the usual bis~1
_, cult cutter. Bake in a rather quick1
, oven. 1
Graham MuifinI.
One and one- half cups of grahamI
”flour, one cup of sour milk. one- half
"lawman soda, one, egg, one-half tea~
' “spoon of cold water, add to sour milk,
. beat the egg light, stir it into the milk, 1
and then the flour and salt. Bake in
ot, wethuttered gem pans for thirty
minutes.
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: Bran Bgead.
.ming how numerous today
in sufferers from chronic constipation,
the following «tried recipe for bran
bread one which has proved an infalli-
’ble corrector of the disorder, is con.
tributed. Mix well together two heap-
Juicups of bran. one cup graham flour,
one cup corn meal, one cup white
- flour, one teaspoon salt and one table-
. spoon lard. Add one-fourth cup ino-
ftillaases and two and one-half cups sour
milk. in which has been dissoh ed one
heaping teaspoon soda. Turn into.
;. baking pan and smooth over with
' spoon. Bake twenty minutes in a hot
oven. Raisins may be added, if desir-
ed; th‘Ough the bread is very palatable
.fwlthout. Eaten to the exclusion of all
other breads it is a perfect cure.
{-A good ad. pays in the best paper.
1 take to help me and they said there summer wear will otter some novel in am
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KIDNEY mount?
, .Signs of Danger. '
55'
' Backache, dizziness and headache,
s before the eyes,". irregular
action and liver trouble. The
of the early symptoms do-
ding upon the amunt of poisons
all the kidneys have allowed to re-
p in the system. . '1
1
Symptoms. ‘
Aching Pains Over Hips, Backache,
Went: or Deposit in Urine,_ irrita-
.:of the Bladder, Pain, in Urinating,
eumausfn (uric acid in blood), Sud-
fltoppage of 'Urine, Highly Color-
or milky White, Urine, Pass Blood
o Mucus in Urine. Retention o_f,Urln'.
lnlng after :urinénng, Thick or
uggish. Urine, stone in the bladder,
anti: (inflamation of bladder), Ca
ride Eyes, Voracious Appetite,
t. Gall Stone, Gravel, Pain in Ur-
, Specks. Before the Eyes, Scanty
one, Frsduent Calls, Mouth Dry, Bil-I
e’ss.‘Dribbling, Lumbago,
Loss of Flesh, Irregular Heart
lion. Ultercation ot the Bladder,
file, Waxy and Dry, Bad Odor
8| pie TeIt For Kidney Disease.
a bottle with urine: let it Stand
‘wei've hours} if there is a seal;
r~~ cloudiness of any kind you
my or] bladder trouble, and
:hould begin taking Kidneco tgeat~i
ar-
too far gdvanced. Kido'eco‘ is
“loss. soc. and :1 pks. \, ,
1 , Kidnecq Coupon. .‘1
11,. a: .
upon with ten cents in, .,
, bur postage, etc, entitles"
der to. one 25 cent pack- , .
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Th Kidneco Co.
ston Mus»
fIIBlad’der or Bowels’, Ppfllness .
Weak- ‘
Dan’t Wait until the dis '
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Kidneco Free. Address f" ' ‘
Skin. Comfort insular 1min ‘
tor suck People. 1118110111011th
No Bod Sores by use of
New Use of the Scrubbing Brush.
Sliiiillillis non ,
ill in or some
Styles in women’s milllnery have,
never *been smarter nor of more
110W WllMEN
ivom ,
OPERATIONS
:sttrsctive type. The predominat- l hild l
poop e or c ren, who are constant y
B L I! E M. ing hat is. rather small, almost
y" jrlkinc vytl tin)’. , usually trimmed fl“. yet looming in and out, a large scrubbing
hams 0MB turbans . and tricons are leading , brush (rice straw preferred), fastened
Compound.
Cleveland. Ohio—“My left side
we have it from good authority that
the tendency is toward even smaller
' ' ' int regarding
3 vocal thatl ones There is some h
Mn“ 3 ”‘03 :W: to Mam; 1larger shapes on the poke or pictur-
undergo an opera- 1esdue order fOr mid summer. Particu-
1 strong nails. provides an excellent foot
Escrapor that is better than any door
mat for this purpose and lasts almost
I as long again as the mat would.
‘sownsn
tion. but the first larly well liked are the small bonnet H... h M ”a M’. W1...“
bottle I N 0‘ ieifecta on the military order Sallors,1 “For fifteen in my work a. .1 9"" WM" ‘3“ '0' Famillear
”3‘35 W3 1turbsus- and tricons are leading ourselha‘uasodedy'ku’ ComfortPow- ‘ ”“3135 ‘39 hm "83‘3“" 1"" year 1
‘ Vegetable Com-
0 .
~ 3nd I oontinueddts 1V"? prominent.
' '- until {became ribbons are used for trimmings.
l shapes. d-ligholustored straws and"
1rough effects are seen. milan beinl flufiwmhmmg 3,3 3°33 3‘3” and laundry 30’3' '33 my
Flowers. {mm ”m WWW” s'bod sore. In family consists of four children. my
iallm M ”skin or ml husband and myself. the laying of the
09 3’38: ' table in the diningroom three times a
1 day and the subsequent clearing awsv,
' talulsuuvll M II 1seemed almost too much for an over-
M ‘ ’M. burdened housekeeper, To "get
soled Ind around" this difficulty, 1 purchased six
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Three} Place Suite.
tors if there was anything I ”M1 Three piece linen or voile suits for
was nothing that they kncwof loin construction by being combined one ”Wilding
thankful for such a good medians and with the other. For instance, in Cali- mite-l. rashes. lacquered "”3 a quantity of paper
the highs t. “M Wound dailies to fit some and a stock of plain.
Will “flawlfvadlrm 156:8 mt- fornia rose colored linen "[3 will offer To“ ail-Ada... 1 white paper napkins. These on re set
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SL, Cleveland, Ohio. a one piece gown made with volllo dfl-hfluwuhbmfio 1 for each person and placed on my1
the pink flaw-dine“ m
Hanover, Pa.—"I sufl'ered from fe- which- exactly matches ‘ Atmmnmmllo-
male trouble and the pains were so bad linen used to construct the bodice and
at timell that Ioouid not sit down. The upper skirt portions The linen form-i 3"» m I“.
m
arr-mini. amt
doctor advised a severe operation but the fiounce, circular or kilted lower
my husband 80‘ me LydiaE. “11le skirt and trimmings, and is used for1 COIlIrI Again. ,
Vegetable Compound Bad Iexperiencsd the coat wo‘m with a' broad- bummed? Now that high collars are in fashion
Ere“ "3°! 3" 3 “3"“ 3m“ 1:0“ “‘1 sailor but made of tulle in exact asaln‘the shops are selling collar
11:3,“..133: ",1 “02,21“? “97;“- joyi matching color. the summer girl 0; forms. You remember the forms that
and haplpinessitisoobe wellonm more 1915 will present rather I pretty and We used t0 ll“! They were foods 0!
I am always readymnd willing too . attractive picture crlnollne or buckram or net mounted
Igood word for the Compound.— "— rs. . Voile and mum and vollle and ilan- with stiffeners, and they Simplified the
ALA W113”: 3p3WainutSL, moverip.‘ "n61 serge are other smart, comblm- making of a. stiff, standing collar l'l'lOSti
ikitchen cabinet and for such simple
meals as breakfast and lunch or supf
1pcr l dished the edibles directly onto;
the trays. With very little lrouble.l
1 could make them dainty and attractive1
and this saved the washing of many
extra dishes, such as meat platters.;
vegetable dishes. et cetera.
The trays were carried by the own-1
era out on the porch, into the dining-
room or even out under the trees;
wherever we had planned in advance,
If thorn a plioetio‘as you “en's (or gowns and guild, These .re decidedly. and they were“ uncomfort- h t k m tn
do not unclean . E. , 'l‘ n w and nfteraards see one 00 s y
l’inklmm I mane Wflwujdh 1’33"“) but “33613811311118 affects P0118883 able ‘3 “IMO“ demanded. be e bsc k to the kitchen. Here they were
Lynn,Muss. Yourlatler willbeopened combined with exactly matching color. , forms are like them in most ”3980“"
read and answered by I main and ed chiffons for afternoon frocks will but they are not uncomfortable. The
belt! 33313333"3 30311333» 31prove attractim wardrobe makerd. is because the new collar is not an
' Touches of mauve, exposition blue,.comfortable. For it is low in front, 31- 1133'! worked “1:; 21:;3322351)? 1::
OUR ”‘1'TNEW OFFER—THIS AND terra cotta red and golden glow yel~ though ll l8 very lllgh in the NICK St“ ng rne adg bill almost in half
FIVE CENTS l“0w, in the form of pipluga or vestees, That is to say. the collar that needs C1“ my sun ry
D0“ ”113311113 Cutout ”’13 3119' 3“ bodice linings or in smhroideries, are; 1 stiffenlns lists! 11183 at $39 33"" 3““
C1333 “"3 3‘9 cents t0 301” & 0°" most modish for trimming pongces, or makes a V closing in front. One of}
03133331111" writing your name and any of the foulard taffetas.poplins and, these forms Gould be 603“! 00‘1"“
address clearly. You will receive in. grenadines m the neutral toned coil with silk o;\clilffon.
return ll trial package containing Fob" ors. Soutache braids are most lmport- ' '
eys Honey and T1" Compound. for out trimmings, as well as velvet ”fib-
coughs, colds and croup. Foley Kid- bonsQ
ney Pills and Foley Cathartio Tablets. .
m
t quickly cleared, relaid, and. we were
all ready for the next meal. This plan
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To Get Rid of the Pesky Fly.
Nearly all housewives have been
tried during the summer season. when
.owing to a‘ screen being raised or a
1door being left open. Allies have crept
into the house. If, however, this rem-
edy is used by the housekeeper, the
ties will quickly disappear. Take halt
in teaspoon of ground black pepper,
'one teaspoonful of bronw sugar“ and
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-—8PRI_NG MOVING DAYS
if your tenants are moving use a
,Bentinel Want Adv.
Little Light Moccasin,
Little Light Moccasin swings in her
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b k t one tablespoonful of brown all!“ and
Wogineo'f willow and sinews of deer 1 _ one tablespoon of cream.‘ Mix the in-
. ' ' ‘ gredients well together and place on
Rocked by the breezes, and nursed by ‘ . . ~ n a plate or saucer
the pine tree. . . " ” '
“110,333“ things are to see and m? ' Hot Water When the Fire Is Out.
_ : ; ' 1" order to keep the water hot in llle
Wide is the sky fromthe top of tho 1-» ea y kitchen either during the warm weath~
mountain, “ ' " or when you do not want to keen:
Sheltered the can on- from glare of. » ,,,,,, fire all day, have a box built aroun t.
the sun; Y " '3 ’ For Those from the bottom to the top. which is
Ere sho is wearied of watching their. ' . ' ‘ . .. packed with excelslor. In this way
0.11.8?!”- 7 u ‘ ' 1 '\ .t w .L " . . “ , the water will keep not in the boiler
Little Light Moccasin wakes witu1‘ ; I 1 . .. ‘ r ' . for twenty-four hours after the fire is
the dawn.- ~, . ' 1 out. _It is, of course, the same lll'lncl‘
' pie (in. till“. employed in “‘3 3331333
All the rare treasures of summer-timel " . tenng ays """" cooker and the results are excellent.
canyons,
These “are the'playthings the little A SEVEN'ITY-YEAR-OLD COUPLE
maid knows; , Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Carpenter, Har-
Berry time, blossom time, -bird cells T hey m not far off! risburg, Pa..’ suffered from kidney trou-
and butterflies, ~ , _ 3 bio for many years but have been on-
Columbine trumpets and sweetbriar nH ' ~ — , m?“ cured by Foley Kidney Pills: H6
7039- m. » ~ - ‘ . ' 3: “Although we are both in the
- - 1 Order ' a Gas .Water Heater sevznueg we are as vigorous as we
When on the mess the meadow lark now and have it_ installed before were thirty years ago." Foley Kidney
stoop ”‘ 1 3" 1 the" 3331 I warm: - weather 30““ pills stop sleep disturbed bladder weak
1301311 I!" 330““ m?“ on ‘39 safe I menses. 1 1 3 uses, baskache, rheumatism and sch.
hidden nest, The purchase of a Gas Water ‘ mg joints. --
Hearing the hoot of the owlets at1 — Heater is money well invested ’ '
twilight, -"- ’ and will bring big dividends in ' His KNOWLEDGE LIMITED.
Littlo Light Moccasin goes to hex ' comfort, coolness and conven- Tfie late congressman W. W. Wade ‘
rest. . ~. . ' , ‘icncc (luring the hot mdnths. _~ 1:. j -’ omega; used to tell a story of rain in'
the Klondike'i He this going up the
‘ Yukon on a government junket, and
Counting the stars through "the chinks '
ol the ‘ ~ 1' the. sky drizsléd all' the way. At one
Wigwam the flames 019318 camp fire; I landing a deleCted looking "sour-
1939' 1“ ' ‘5 dough" stood on the Wharf awaiting
Hearing the song oi the wind in the 1“ tho boat. . ,
pine trees, ‘ .. ' "i say. partner," asked Wedemeyel‘... ..
Littlo Light Maccasin‘ falls fast . g“how long has it been raining?" ,
331133” "Dunno," was the reply.
' bcén here 17 Years.”
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' ‘ DON'T BE A “BROUCHI
"I've only.
—1ndlan Advance
'If your tenants; are mating use a;
Sentinel Want 'Ath. ~ .
Where that are a number of young 1
;to the back porch with a couple of '
Many persons acquire a reputation \ .
for crankiness and grout: loss: when »
dairy a—fldgtical ,
flame Drew lid/tiny
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by Pictorial R eoiew
KEIS'HTCEED TAILORED WAIST.
In making the waist veinin: or very
narrow cluny insertion may take the
place of hem-stitching. First sew the
pocket lap to applied front, notches
even; arrange on front and stitch along
side edges of applied front. and along
line of small “0" perforations to form
a pocket, leaving free at edge, having
pocket tap for opening. Gather shoul-
der edge of from between double "T'l‘"
perforations. Stitch a casing undere
heath back between crosslines of small
"0" perturations, insert elastic long
enough to extend around the waist and
fasten at center front. Close under~
arm beam as notched, leaving opening
to passelastic through. Close shoulder
seem as notched. Face collar and sew
to neck edged: notched, centers even;
large “0" perforations in front applied
front and collar indicate center-front.
If desired with ‘high neck roll collar
over on small "0" perforations. ' .
Close sleeve seam as notched and
gather lower edge of long sleeve be-
tween double “TT” perforations. Close
cuff chain as notched to large "0"
perforation, face and new to long‘
sleeve, notches and scams even.
litany blouses made of colored linen
have the sleeves finishcd with white
flaring cuffs, and not infrequently
striped effects are introduced as trim-
minga.
The predominant feature of this
iblouoe is its hematitched trimming
which appears on the front and sleeves.
It is smart in old rose linen
The cleverest reproduction could not
do justice to the beauty of this tailored
waist in old rose linen trimmed with
hem-stitching. There is a shoulderwoko
to which the fronts are gathered, and
down each side of the front dnd around
the little patch pockets the stitching ex-
tends to smart effect. The neck may be
finished with either a high or turn-
back collar. Deep cuffs with shaped
turn-overs finish the sleeves.
The model in average size requires
2% yards of 36- inch material.
Pictorial Review Waist No. 6211.
hunt. Price. 15 cents.
MM..- 4...“...
Sizes 32. 34, 36. 38. 40. 42. 44 and 46 inches
Ihe NEW sscrtorm. SKIRT
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