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88 ~ g y, 9 sugar. '— tier, than these built~up. albeit slightly
and then the scolded milk slowly. Add; suggestive. little tulle bodices. The Look to Your ice 3“ (@rfonf
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the flavoring and stir until the sugar, 5 me D of the coming sum handling of tulle has verily been
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{In ubhlpoontuis of butter, fourHs dissolved. Pour into cups or into mer are to be characterized by two ex The refrigerator and “5 “”- are
. . la of flour, one eighth one large baking dish rate s. littl tremes. They are I0 be either verwhrought to a line art. important factors in the health of . .
i ' g e Again, there was to he remark€d a the family. . Prepared Especnlly for This Newspaper
W 91 33". one hlif teaswon'inutmeg on top. set the cups in a 1133' long. with a gracefully flowing train.
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fl ‘ Dillard, one cup of mm“ oneI of hot “In" and bake in a moderate or they "II I0 be very short, high pronounced penchant for theI~ rat 8 The lining of the refrigerator by Pictorial Revrew
line carried from shoulder to shoulder. should be smooth and free from
as i will cheese, one tablespoon-l oven um“ ‘ knife piercing it will come‘ above the ankles. Sometimes even'the' "
.», ‘ Pun“ cheese, two ESE-‘0‘" clean. Do not allow the watert‘wo are combined; that is. a skirtlcumng the throat jug" at the base ”swam, 0" mee soldering. The cor- .- t. . Q- "
”it Let this mixture get very cold.“ the pan to boil. Serve cold Thislflhort all the way round, disporis “where the small mm" or dent 119” should be rounded. As to the \‘ 80ft and D ' ° Bl - M
M m I" in botlmg lard. ‘ lserves seven people. ‘ panel train, which adds dignity Indioccurs.‘ material “59d. galvanized iron is al- amty m ue Batista
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m Cl“ 03 the Grill“. Spread] SIameIrecipe as for baked custard. A bridal dress designed for a smartim“ summer as in "5‘ ”“0“" This is a chemical poison~—oxide of - “r: w. I 3 lower "like: qu‘l‘fiifdffud‘f all]: '12:-
« n In French mustard. sprinklel combine ingredients by same meth- wedding in early June is very clever‘ Voiles continue to be more impor- zinc—and therefore to be avoided. '9 ~ ‘ h '1 “‘99" double “T'i‘” perforations; gash-z
“M cheese and finely chopped' od but cook in a double boiler. StirI in combining the” two extremes. "hut among sheer flute goods. I White enamel is easily cleaned, but 4-3 l V or 2 int-hes shove low“. edge“ Clo“
fiflu brown in oven before sprink-‘ constantly until the mixture forms I is white satin veiled with tulle and Wm"? flannel tomes separate “m“ it scales if it is put on over a zinc I? ‘. 3333;?” first"??? diam. u
will olives. Serve on individual! coating on the ”0°” Remo" “- old lace; it is short and gay in “pk-11.!“ 59°“ we" °n °°°l mornings. b“?- Tiie and glass are easily clean- ,I " / , large “0" oil‘ri‘oratizlls.l Aldiuz‘tti‘t’syzs
I [kmmlstantly from the hot water; flavor andInId character. A befitting dignity 13; The Cossack influence sh0\Ivs i: ed, 8150. and look mm but they / f7 —\ ,. Lowla- underlientlIiI ”gathers. coma»
”' -—- - . coo ' nu. miobuined for the progress up and downi many 0‘ the ”9" coats for 5" a an crack and break easily. Porcelain '--. \A" ; “no,” :twulintilffllmo Perforation i-\
I. Floating Island. ‘4 -- ithe church by a train of heavy crepe'gcmldrfl' 41°" 0°“ 0‘ we“ ”“1185 and is 8110- I, fmnt edge to center-3:111). "l: :3:
I)“ ”his scolding milk, 3 eggs Caramel Custard. dc Chine descending from I rolled‘ Green “ “M" a" be" com” l0igeihcr the most satisfactory lining to \ I , . with ssrplice front. finish neck “a
w. H “Phillis“. 3 egg whites,' 4 cupfuls “lid“ milk. 4 98" 01' ‘ over drapery at each hip. it is bar-9‘11”” ior morning “m in me coun-I be had. -‘\ I \ {mm «in with s straight gathers. I
. ‘Wdlnilh. and 1.3 [eg- yolks. 1 teupoonful vanilla. and 1 dered with silver and falls in two "7' i There are “friendly" and “unfriend- . - “:1" .. . >
.v " - .3- ! l ruxficurml Gill"- 2points one longer than the other tor-f. Polo sweaters are the latest sport-I1," bacteria which and! food, and l , . 1 .. . ss 1121:5313: tgifthgus'lz'n Chile‘s:
“batik. beat the whites un‘ Me" the ““5" ‘0 ‘ “‘m'l’m'n'minsiing in handsome silk and silver l" “me“; me,“ “mum“ mu” there is a deal of dliference between ' " perforations. drawing to ige'TO-iluhgsl
I,” ill ‘17. Fold in two tablo- IYWP in I ““099“ 0V" 3 1‘01 lire. tsssels. it is quite grsceful and the 0‘“ “19"“ “d have no collars. Bill the two when shut up in the family I124 39" Iieeve in lmhole. notche- i
, . sugar and “refully cook Add the scolded milk very gradually bride who we." it is sure ‘0 look buttons furnish the fsstening “ddce box; One changes the taste with- and I:msll :0" perforations even. eso-
W". the hot milk two or that and cook until free from lumps. Pourldelightful. ‘Ismocklng holds in the fullness st thoi out creating harmful conditions) the ‘1'; Janka",
M We them with a large till! gradually "“0 "I? 311841”! 59m“: 'l‘wo churning evening frocks are "1"“ lothcr crestos ptomsines and a whole -’ m“, a, h.§‘;,§"§f’t§, “all: "a: i
,~ ”.8 ”Wing dish. Make a cus-' “I“ Add the “"0“”! “1° ”“9 “ shown in one of the stores. One is: The” "° plain '“k petticoats to! family of His. if you an not quite ‘ - have'to he out o! 96 inch hack of sin-
7 “in. other ingredients, the Mime“ l“ baked custard. {in midnight blue crepe meteor featur-i wear with “m" "m“ u“; 1:: Isure which is which, you‘d betth ask. Se :Irzilf‘h" perforIsIgoIns. (nos. c...
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firing and your around the cooked 2 0119“”! milk. 3 9883. Vs cuplul which falls over the shoulder in a dis. required ”“9““ at "‘9 b‘mom' and{family health. And be sure your ice , ,
M. Serve cold. sugar. 54 square chocolate, 2 tsblo- tinctivc feature. A gorgeous mm‘eisome of them are stiffened with who. supply I“ pure. . I
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i Iills and ‘ pinch 0! “It‘ i The other iii Just the 09905"? 0‘ ihil Every woman who can ”mm” of. To remove grease stains from silk, l '
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CW finely onefourth cup bacon.' Bcsld the milk. Melt the chocolate. dignified gown. Tm. is a ”y dancsjord it will invest in one of the stifle-Isl" . clean blotter under the spot and
fsdd hilt the sugIl‘ and the w‘ler .nd frock deVeloped in blue .nd [0.0 ”V9 In“. of 9011599. poplin! or Sllk rub the Sl‘ln. Wllb wIfiIK‘d “our.
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lid a slice of onion. Cook slowly for “’0“ until smooth. 1'0“” ""3 scolded ciilnxeabit’ “Mia. The "wing" dill” homespun. They are “ e if d {Brush off and repeat with fresh flour V... « - , l
mp." an hour. Beat the yolks milk into the chocolate mixtum and over the hips is , dim-Jen". feature. binntion of style and utility. aan‘m are.” is removed. i . v“ -.t-.;-..: ._..
Iflw a“! and add 10 inc me‘ure But until ll is 311100”). Add the el‘fl R'ch meta] embmjdery i. iniroduced “loll“ rather hllh priced, Ire We‘l \ ‘ . ‘ii "" \
:_ b a. pan. seasoning with salt and slightly beaten, the remainder of the in . double circle on the skirt, lending worth the cost. They are to be ind ll APT ANALOGY. - ._
”3”,. Lastly, add the stiffly béatcn sugar and the salt. strain into butter- :1 note of contrast to harmonise with white, cream and oyster white. tnnIIiI The Vicar—lint “mm Smith, you're
Whit” and cook until brown. {9d molds and bake "‘9 “me ii“ baked the seton border. brown ”id biscuit. Dutch. ”3"" an lbeoolning a hard drinker. l . -
‘ ‘oustard. Whipped cream or a mcr-T At a recent dress exhibition of gum.‘ gray blue. besides different tones ofI- Smith—There you “NI sir, Judgin'.
Cream Omslsf. ‘Iiziguc is nice added to the top. Inter evening Ifrogks IrganIy;1 ofmtohst: green and my. by appearances. W‘y l 'ardly do two! 6759 hlh’gpetlpgio'ed:dju:t to position "in”.
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. m of thin cream. When hot add (‘ubist Teacher-Can any one give tulle. Merely fairy fingers might have “ilB‘I “ImIII‘I’I " l ' must 1,.» like my gas meter. lt re:;is~‘, :10"?! ”HI! initials! fI‘ItINIk il Idfiisnedé at undemm “am
in won-beaten eggs. When the egg! an lmprcasionistic definition of New touched these, and yet the majority the "9“ 9‘" .. tern more titan it consumes—J’assing‘ J“: b?::l:ho‘;0:1 “a" ‘ ‘" ““ ‘ an , For the foundation yoke, close cots-'-
'm to cook commence sum“ and York. more glvcn desirable stability through ‘A thinkintt part. li untied at ShoW. s ' $3333.. ”:12, ammawer b{ "a“!
”want“ thick. Sprinkle with salt 'lirigiit Pauli-A small body of lim- the medium of musings. '13:); 22:1",Joruppme you are t sgr . W1.-.” _ --_ The morc’f'ncxpcnsive a frock, the “on undornli‘tlfhraklraloept((\lrl-l;m:;gp:;;
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ouslnes almost entirely surrounded by for the most part ‘ better is is
,. r and serve b' . oonfuls . . ' ' ,, iked for summer wear. upper edges even; stitch gathers to 96‘
M ”(tampon ) sp 'Fords.-—l10’ttsion Chronicle. blure of "93“ pink. to which attention. "30: iii 3". “‘9 0W“ l“ “05‘0“" . Lovely models art-I shown fashioned sition bringing small “0" porforntio
9.“. I i ' . fromIbatiste in plain colors. This tie- at upper mines of skirt and yoke 1
W , "‘ .3“ 3 in blue trimmed with him" 39m"-
,. — . , -, »~ - WILL "W 70 “UN cans. ntitrhed frills of lwlf material The Adj ' " '
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I “GHORNS BEST HENS OF WEEK ing's Rhodc island Reds from \tln- A. boltwarz (Black liltinclnndcrs), NORWICH. June 3,. .Announcgmeni waist cm“ in front in “mum It!“ per 0d“ 0‘." "I,Pf;";(:§,“u“,‘g‘n;h“:fl
"' ., __ sled, were second with a yield of llurlingsmc, t‘al ............... 989 of the intention of businefil men in and V‘sbspIt-d neck. The skirt nIinbee waist, wutpnfmntsnud center-
iylibd Mods Island Reds in second “"y'me 9““ “mi “we“ T‘ ‘finzen‘i M the section of the stnte afit'cted bythe firllnlfgeimlatnlllgd .iieihiefiifl'iii 21:31. 213?: 'Rfifkpi'frll‘iiinl‘l"“"“‘
Place—Think": Week 0' Layinfllwmm Rocks from North Attleboro, NO .PLAcE TQ GO. ‘ strike 0‘ ”‘9 Shore Lino Electric Rail front and back panels pla‘in. If prefcrrcd. the frill that out]
Mass. were third with a production The happiest nights I...“ employes. to attempt through In medium slu- the costume requires the neck may be of embroidered In
81/. yards 32-inch material. When lin and the sleeves finished with
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l “ a “PI d 70" N w 0! fiftyclght eggs. I "V” knew heir Chambers of Commerce. media-
"Oompstltion in November. .
mm June 3—ln the thirtieth With the exception of the White Are those when lvc tion of the wage dispute between the
' ‘ 01 tile lsying' come“ the hem Leghorn group the leading pens in INo place to go. company and “a men .iht‘ running 0,
. 4 ‘02 c s or a little over 'each class are so close together that \\ hen the missus Isays some cars locally at irregular m”.
Manors than fogrgthe corms nding a mu" m “ "we "9"“ i“ "“9" m» ..“ he" ‘hc day '§ through, vals. assertion by the company that
‘ I. ' p0 lose the best pen its place. Thus " l mtight \vc linvcnt cars would be running on all “n" w
making the dress. if the surplico en‘ect same trimming.
Pictorial Review‘ Costume No. 07 69. Sins. 36. 36. 38. 40' ‘2 M
inches bust. Price, 15 cents. _. ,
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last year. At the close of the ,\ h' ‘ d it
among the Plymouth Rocks the sec- . - ‘ “iii 0 0- day and the presence of about 75 yuen .
~slxth week when the c m cu. ‘ > - . - Th new moron answers ~ ’
M :3; 1““ half over the psobllhle 0nd best pen is only twelve eggs be- 0. lhc JO) 0f it. ld said to have been brought in to take Mahmofityuliltindgof “All? What Are Your Assets?
. ' ' hind the leaders. in the Rhode And ”1“ peace unto the places of the strikers. were Out- questions suchus “How is m
The scientific conduct of buslnsss—and psrsonsl affairs today classes
. ction for the year was estimated 0i s'tt'ti 'round rononncctl?” “1le in Fla
' 1 land lied class the second pen is J l g . t ndin features today of the strike . en; n-
3! in average of 170 eggs per bird. 9 l I b hi d' l (be In my slippers old a a II 3 5:; ' Whgtlssqonumwm my. the methods "HMO!“ v", dlnlnctly.
“WI for this calculation was the only 9 men eggs 9 n ' . n W'th m . he and book 9““ on. ' 99" . \Vhatisshomtzerl"”ii'hst
“at." Wyandotte group there is a differ- ‘ ) Pi . « Whilcthe compsnyhas asserted that is white waif" “Howisskag pro. ~ A lil Th u bill
' . in the two ““6de contests of twent three e s between I“ the easy chair, f th trlkln em ,0 es have nouncodf”sndthoussndaofothers. V0 e a
V liens laid at the end of the first ence y 1:3 And the thought 1 some 0 e 5 3 p y ‘ “I I'm
the two best pens and in miscellane- . asked to‘ be taken back, the strikers I... m 11.“ of not having I checking account Ws “Wm accounts which n.
months, a little over 41 per cent.
ditch- ye.“ yield. There now up- pivsn sl'liclsnt and courteous motion.
another method of checking this
I\ccdn 1 go anywhere. claim that none of the union men have Miss. Out M -
ous a difference of fifteen eggs. Vcednt't hurry
to, namely; that of ascertaining mes an 8“ Nor force the smiles
.. » L cm the sixth annual laying competi- Th 1 fl .. .
at I do not feel.
., d." °n "me“ half the eggs for tlon which has been announced for lint can grab ‘a book R I
I!" are laid. In 1914 this date next November ‘
on May 21, and in 1915 it fell on ' From a near by shelf, FIB Milli and m
~ The three best pens in each of the
It On May 21, 1916, each hen . And drop all sham .
9" contest had averaged to lay principal breeds are as follows. And be myself. ”In” Fatwa-30'“
_ Plymouth RM“ . O, the charm of it
W- Doubling fill! makes. 0‘ Jules F Francois (Barred), West And the coynfort rare'
little over 170 eggs or an es- . . _ . i
,. . . Hampton Belch. I4- l..........1089 Nothm on earth -
in, exact accord with that made . . I_ K ,
percentage plan at the end of 13°“ R°°k ' “7'” mm?” K.“ With it can compare; , l
tonnlt. N. Y”......'........i....10'l7 And I'm‘ sorr for, him.
_ six months. Holliston Hill Poultry Farm W'ho docsnyt know
dime best pens for the week, (White), Holllston, Msss...i...1046 Thejoy of having
.Wysndottes. * No place to go.
hailing from as many different ., '
Vero' very close together but 01:): (ll linight (Whilex Bridge-1356 ‘ _.__..._..—:.I::d gar A Guest.
. of these easily outdlstanced Tom Barron (Whitel Chtfo‘rth. " ‘PREPAREDNESS FOR
pens in the contesk P. G. England , 1327 OFFICE
3“ °f WW“ ”5mm mm P. w. Backus (White), Chstham. 'Thefi‘mdidafesv ih‘ey throw the
. Pa. were first with sixty Ontario 1150 » , states, , , , .
their credit. Homer P. Dem- Rhoda I...“ Reds. = But there’s just this about 'cm’:
4A. w. Rumery. Danvllle, N. n...1122 36‘0“? $1182 came a 50b to claim
~ prawn,“ Orchsids, Groton,‘ We did right well without ’em.
it pt Rene! Mass. 1111 "Twas 5“" a country to admirc
Springdnle Poultry Farm. Dur- 39‘0” they set the wood 0“
mime“ . bani. Goof... ..... ...........1079 ”5'91 PORCH SHADB
finalists...” Wm mason“
sure: (mink acting Tom'Bdrron, Catforth. figland..1080 .
'- ' , \ Francis 1". Lincoln, Ht. Carmel. r
returned.
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