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.3... Pickled mm of melted b tton outsj :ito an ounce: .velling, sold by the yard—it can be ~: ( I ’ 3'
“n m meaty-tour hours,i Tum 2:10 she:;a:u itzvhuh‘til brow; Chemioettoa. lhad for 8 cents. it is made with a, Pretty Hands. t'.
a. water frequently after- is a a noun it is surprising to notice how many plain thin mesh at the top and the5 Prett m ‘ r
, . . . - y hands add so much to a iri's PM aw W '
. . ,, ”'9 boiling water around “.10! lea meat, cut into. slices, and one, new blouses are made with an opening: lower half is a heav fl ured mesh.“ ' ' . l y for N W
.,; , . pint of water and a llttle e d ‘ y, g _ ppearance. ho matter what kind of 3 W Review
, . ”um fifteen minutes: dramas“ Simmer l w] t p poet an that necessitates the wearing of a full‘Supposedly. the heavy mesh covers} work you do, your hands and nails y 2‘ \
d“ poor on boiling vinegar with: serve with “1:1? Y or an hour and, chemisette of chiffon or organdyj the lower part of the face and-thelwith proper care may be made to H ‘
‘3‘ ma added. I squares of toast. ltSometimes these openings run straight ‘ thin mesh covers the eyes. tlook very well. A lotion may be made ‘. ' L 2
i rom neck to belt but frequently they Then there are tea vells’tiny veils “at home which ‘ ‘ 5
, ‘ . . . is quite as good as one . I in“ [
Inakfaot also. 1 Tuna Floh salad. are cut in shallow oval form, in dla~‘ semicircular in shape. that cover the‘that is housin already prepared. and ‘ I” Clever fox a SP0 l1: FrOCk .
1 One half envelope Granulated mond shape or square. The unusual eyes and leave the mouth uncovered: . is M less expensive. It is the aim»
«Sparkling Gelattne, one qu-rter cup opening makes the blouso a novelty. .so that one could drink‘ tea while lest sort of thing and you can get it
tcold water. one cup tuna fish, one cup Cape eiiects continue to be favored “NINE! it VP“. if need be. Theso‘lqr ' 19" cents. The ingredients "0
.chopped celery, one half green pepper, on blouses. Russian blouse tunics come in various meshes, with border-i lemon Juice. glycerine and carbolict
extensively duri tho mornia ‘
early afternoon gr walh or‘oi...
ptnfis TM; dzign is can out
a n an p in dune making
both inexpensive and Gallon”. to
1‘6. too as much cold beef or
‘ sorroouired; odd half a pint
’0‘ drop stock ; season with pep
m. salt. and ground cloves; thicken
w browned flour and pour boiling flxlylchopped, two tablespoons chop are also strong. ,or allover designs. They are also acid. The DIODOI‘UODI are 90031118"! 5 Medium 'i” roquiroa 25‘ ’3‘“ “°
1p owes, three quarters cup bollod A different line is seen in a blouse made in lace. {lemon juice and glycerine and a few Itch Plain and 196 yards 8-inch !
striped material. The cutting gall. i
one nicely toasted bread. Gar-
with slices of lemon and serve at Salad “NSB‘nE C001 and add tuna fish short-waisted with a narrow peplum‘ Striped chiffon for automobile vetfs‘ drops of Curboiic acid. The catholic
lone quarter teaspoon paprika, two which falls over the raised belt of the, is a novelty. it is, of course. in keep-lucid makes the lotion even more of a
shows just how each plooo 0‘
must be used to out tho dro- to the
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. it? _______ . . . Itceaopoono vinegar, and a few grains skirt. jlng with all things in owning .mgwhitener than the lemon juice and I best advantage. Tho book goro
[.11 Coconut Groom. :flxenn‘e. tSoak gelatine in cold water Cartridge pleats are used in many In pale violet and white it is espe- glycerino. ,; . no '0‘ "‘0 In“ “t1 "if Nit oooflono oro
”£3000 hit envelope Gnnutumvsmdnznurs, agd add to hot boned sections of the waist. One form of the'cially pretty. A veil of this sort com, Rub I “We 0‘ “I“ 0" ’0‘" “‘3‘“ 'Ehgiouth: 1:3thngutsfsurt an
rss ng. 001 and add tuna fish, cartridge pleats is in a front drapery 33. ‘every night and you will be surprised tho piecing aroeplaood on n longth- r
g Gelatine, one quarter cup
, .. . .wotor, three eggs, one third
cup.::(p;rat;tfii hinto ilakes, celery, pepper arrangement mounted to a ghgnow‘ Touring veil is the name applied tofto find how White and 9011 1119! be-
, two cups milk, one cup shred, it u c needs have been removed. yoke line. The deep gauntlet cuflg,i the chiffon automobile veil with all come. ii i“ 3 If?” mistake to m“ ,
a; , W, few grains of salt, one o ves, salt. paprika, vinegar and cay- which always look chic, are also cair-I inset of isinglasa to cover the unfit/Rh Will “0091' Mill "91'! day. Clean“
hm w“. Soak gelatlne in , enne. Turn into six individual molds.‘ ried out by means of cartridge pleats, These veils are comfortable to wear them, Of 00‘1"“. every (1". but do this i
first dipped in cold water and chill. ion a long and dusty trip. There are‘ with a good scrubbing with your nail‘
“tor ‘l'e minutes. Make custard
A of em. sugar and milk; l_e_.Remove from molds to nests of let-. Yard. and yard. of ribbon have been holes for ventilation, but, even so.ibi’“'h “d 9'9“" °t hot water and‘
*7 from We and add soaked tuce leaves, and garnish with slices used for trimming the gown. of this, they are a bit warm. Hots-ever, com-z IMP: in ““- 8"“ ’9‘" nails well‘,
43”“... W mixture begins to “hem from pimolas. diamond shaped season. On the lighter frocks thhtpared to the dust and wind some-!""y time ’0“ wash your hands and?
it” Want, whites of eg‘,‘ bemmpieces Gilt from green peppers. 661917, will be seen later, ribbon ilounces and times encountered on a long motor you will '00“ 9‘ ’0‘" “"5 in the'
m still. salt and flavoring. Line a nbil of being clean. l
fold it in half. Plooo tho
blouse on n ”who told and to
the ri ht of this lay tho oollnr. if
"so co in undo to natoh no our!
place it on n loco of plain moloria‘
as shown in t o ontti guide.
onus is truo of the e . Tho aloavo ,
and front of tho blouse, howovor as.
plaood en a. lengthwise throod 01
otri flannel. »
none] is one of the most is“
able materials of the season to: i
wins thread.
Now, tako tho striped flannel and
book
[tips and water cresl. , ,borders are conspicuous. One lovelyltrip, the warmth and security behindih ‘.
Daily filing and cleaning under the
, _ with sections of orange, pour m, ’gown of cream mousseline is trimmed "19 “lull“ are welcome. .
,,_,:.htnro and chill. c"°°°"‘° c'el'“ PUddlnfl- 1with four graduated ilounces, or ra- (‘henile d0“. bio on”. decorate it “'“3 "m‘ ' 9‘“ 0' ”‘1‘ me " mm": (motto, but -lf something more
“a”? , .__lsml:t(l’hh one htaabltartlhoon flour to I ther bands. for there is no fullness,[Vt‘i| With square mesh that is "rylof nails. They become scratched as; WIN“ still is desired, 4““. “he.
hotly Ionann' Puff. ii pas w one-fourth c“P'of matchlns point d‘sprit. each band BIN" in appearance. The dots form‘ carry all ‘ho dirt and "9‘” V ctinbinnttonhot attictkto‘dn ” ”h
it» Im k. Add one ounce melted choco- being edged with lnch~wide old blue a border design. which they come in contact and 3003i :lls'clggtlva 'rph“,~;h lotion. r
9091 three, large, firm red bananas ‘
.29. ocrope on coarse fiber part. Force? rut: one and a M" t”198900113 “Sari, ribbon. The ribbon is uoed on the: Round “in 0‘ "C9 that "9 WW“ become gray in their Ippearsnce. "I
, well-beaten egg. one teaspoon‘hodtce in the form of bretenes' two over the entire hat. to fall in flarlnx you M'h ‘0 Chm under the nails u” t .
s rtpes.
3, ”I. through a strainer, add three-, — . '
. roofacup of sugar and five teaNEuggtLr. oneucup rich mli\_haif tea~ pieces ham" out, each shoulder, ripples about the face, are much worn an orange mek' 5"" by any chance€ aPM“ dram ’0' “h "hm": 1" Th m" in d
m lemon Juice. Heat misturo to? '9 V“ ‘1 extract, and oue'fourth the ends hanging in many irons be. this summer They are useless. of “3" "mm" “up” mm" m m” '0' "‘m "°"“""' ”0'." y my" . "‘13 i
' iteaspoon salt (‘ook in d bl ' 0 n week soak your finger tips 3“” ”"5" WP” film for H i - "w “"3““ we“ 0’ "m dos
boiling point. stirring all the while.,b0“" until : l a on 0 low the “in To “-9" with thuvcourse, in keeping stray locks the nee hi hi softened with‘hrml 06min“ ism... “a. p1,?” lultrnrti if Pflffl’fldi “*0 5“ W
m PM on ice till thoroughly “n ll T very trick. stirring con‘ gown is a beautiful little loose “apt place, or adding to the‘general neat-i in “'"m “‘9' w c " dr sof am) "mud n, combined in the dmgm be discontinued at either sido of tho
. ua y. hen bake to a hot oven of silk, matching the ribbons and em- ness of appearance. But they help ' lump 0! bars: or ‘ ew op 2 front, leaving a straight panel.
‘monla. Dry your tins?" Mid with, The young woman who does not go stood of theI elbow alcove with by”.
W Hove read .
y one cup 01‘ about three minutes. Serve cold with _
r sports clothes is not, fashion- cuff, tho blouso can be modo
cd from gingham thoro be!
attractive pattern,- in aha-.3
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twinned cream, sweetened and flavor-t . broldered with the same color, with Produce "19 flurino silhouette and are
w? to taste. and when banana mixturelweetened and ““0“" ““9”“! light touches oi cream. Such a coa- 00“”er mm- in“ ”an" am.“ pm.“ n: vituccilifjisnbi;orreskilz. thrust of the time RIthmd lime-Jim”- “6
“ chilled, fold in the cream and pne‘cream and °“°"°“”h cup 0‘ ”1°99“ tume, worn with one of tho large .- about the nails well'down. .mem “mei cruo for athletic oooturnes has cuffsz Tho three-piece ok rt is p
.Q“ ll glasses. Sprinkle finely ch0pped‘ “8‘13"" sprinkled 0"” the top. "'bergere" huts, will surely be attrac. ‘llodices in evening gowns are slight '1" cuticle. “ "m :1 ‘ s W" ":9" suitabmfo‘; "T:"w"x fifézltuk ot “N top and 0109'!
”am over the top and serve withf RECIPES—Galley 2 tive for the summer. Then, there are and often show the shoulders in theirl will disfigure the no is. i ormn net-”ton . ; - ey e o
$pr“! cream. 1"" ‘ . ‘frocks of tulle, trimmed with rows of decolletage. This line was brought; —-— i
~~ ‘ ' “ ‘ " ‘ com Iread f“ 8"" F'm'ly' ribbon tied in bows, all veiled with outlast autumn, but had no followers‘ When you suiil'tt’m “‘3‘ your cooking,
i in one cup sour milk add one tea. lace flounces. Again, on white or- because the majority of women teeth“ been scorched because you have
Rhubarb Butter. _
spoon soda. one egg, three tublespoons gsndle gnu embroidered muslin frocks that they look better in the square or heglected it for just one moment ‘00,
'1" pounds rhubarb. tour pounds '
W. one cup cider vinegar, two ‘ea.‘lln!al. half teaspoon salt. six tablc' art‘ Seen festoons of ribbon. often held “shaped decolletsgo, with the shoul- long, lift the vessel holding the food.
the fire and stand it in
. ”I ground cinnamon and two tea-19mm" corn meal. “nd ”"09 ”bk" with roses, the ends sometimes iln- der line sharply marked out above the. quickly from ,
”'9” ground “0"“ Let rhuhhm‘spoons flour. ‘ished with tassels. terms. 'a pan of water for a few minutes; 1‘“; '
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”MIARMMAND GARDEN NOTES. lleason in the proper architecture of weeds .
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h, :such a structure. it may save a few see the rows and every ten days there- ,of the New York tentral Rallway‘ A little trick which 3°“ ' ‘0‘“ “"1
bee es lmple matter ‘ Company, who has been appointed by.
. broken eggs or a poor hatch the next after and it om a a . t ‘ serving 0‘
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, Use rut-lino Shears time you proceed to set a hen in your,to keep ahead of the weeds. the Government. ' is the use of ‘ fork rather than; USED CARS
mus cutter shears used in orch- own clumsy, human fashion. Orin: Data are one of the best grains lot it E. Wilson, tralnmastar, Provi-i‘ spoon. When cooklnl. the “”1
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'2 pruning give good satisfaction I‘ often . .
Crooker h“ the right idea and ex- poultry, but the long points dtnce Division, to be assigned to thel' ould ever stirred with . ”00m
1 it man cases, removes . . -
as is done i y , L_ de )3. Lovett. resident engineer.i slble use No forks instead of a “1 “dc Runabout” .....
used upon limbs smaller than . off these points I
lnchos in diameter, When care plains it as follows in Farm andmake trouble. Clippinfi ,camp at Quonsett Point, Rhode island.“m with a fork: when "flux. where:
Home: . .
' wounds heal over much better “8 flattened, shallow design' This meal grain for both wlnter an su ingbam, Massachusetts. cate particles and gives the rice 3‘ AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES ‘ i ' . 7’
... vb” the growing layer of bark‘the way nature has demanded it imer. . j A. W. Honywill. superintendent. to mushy ‘0“ which should llwayg be LARGEASSORT’MENT OF BRAKE LINING -.' .
,0“, wood is crushed by being hMuid be constructed to Bivethe be“; -—- d ,be assigned to the camp at NlantIC. .volded. DIXON S GRAPHITE GREASE , 'u i l
. _ from opposite sides without results. How different from the deep‘ Woods in tho Asparagus Bo .k ,Connectlcut.
L cl“. 3.“ around first. one Clu' hollowed-out contraption "“0 ' Wh‘ml After 0“"an {W0 01‘ "we. “00 I a! "'_—___.. To refioV“ chocolate Bill“! from S. L. BENEDIC ‘ .
n” M. G. Kaine in Farm and so many people pile the eggs they or; growth of weeds is sure to appear l..‘ OYSTER RETURNS SLOW. white dresses or table linen, sprinkle t
t . is necessary in using this line pect Eddy to transform into downylthe rows. Hand work is out Of the. the stain thickly with horns. place a 73 North Ma!“ 5‘. '
ont‘ ‘chicks, iquestion and quite unnecessary, Our‘ State 1-“ Return Duo To Be Sent to beneath it and pour on 1““ ‘3.
'Whon'making cuts of forking limbs! A neat to prove satisfactory shouldlmethod, says C. S. Harrison in Penn 3“”. Saturday. tunic; water to moisten. leave for Wm,”
ii "06"“, to av 01 d bearing down be shallow enough to permit n'hen ‘ and Home, loses us about twc: days i Returns for the state tax on oyster excl-“all hours and then wash. ”k ,
r to turn her eggs properly, it should cutting, but we ilnd it pays. igrounds. due to be made to the shell- I . Whtme Your ms?
the main‘branch to be left
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and, to split and ‘ heavy load of be flat enough to permit the newly' First we go over the enti o pate ,mh commission in the Chamber of Real frying is done in deep fat; I“
, 'hatched chicks to die where they are and cut off all sprouts. lush and C t, m u t.
the following summer is almost r . : ommerce “3' . 9" Haven, "° d enough to cover the food in (1009'
to break th 1i b till i t 'when. released from the shell instead;small, short or long, that appear above")een cooling in slowly, although they ”9 h id be very hot iti
‘ ‘lshould ‘8 mb .t" d: 3911; of sliding down into the bottom andgthe surface. The long ones that areiare due to be made by Saturday, July “03- The t“ ' on k the outside of.
~47 > a ways e no 0 having the eggs roll on top of them. Itit for market are bunched and sold.i “‘93 immediately coo I
making “ch cuts Indeed it is ! 1. Only a few returns have been sent food nd dues not penetrate to
~ » ‘ ' ’ the short ones are used in the family. the I
,in so far. There is a penalty of 10 per the inside at all.
Tho aclentlflc conduct of business and personal affairs W! W
the methods employed vary distinctly. '
Avoid'Tlle liability '
of not having a checking account. We Invite accounts whlolé or.
good plan always to cut off the: - , . .
w j a foot or so beyond the point Weeding the Strawberry Bed. i333!“ keep a week if “3h“, car lcent. for failure to make the return it ..___. given efficient and courtooua attention. .
7' f the crotch is and then to my: After the bed ‘8 set run the horse, After cutting furrows are turned time. When you put your shoes away for . u . ‘ 1 .
' ' cultivator as often as necessary us- ’ . —- V ' hem full of - . V
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,ing from five to 14 teeth. in heavy‘eflng everything under about three °ri {cotton batting or permit”??-
“.4. 5 i 1 a 'e-t th cultl ator, so . —Sentlnel with . . '
E caring Strawberries, is“ use m 00 v ’3 ‘ four inches deep, A Smoothing harrowi~ t Ads W __
2" ' Ch l s Va Horn, Jr., in Farm and
nut" April. 1313' I if: :5“ 2n°,Ho‘:: All“ runners should be kept:ls run lightly over the patch and ev-l
‘ ss vo e ear ng, ieythlng is as clean as when we first.
- i val ti u to '
which increased to 390 0“ the “81 runn “5 re “3 p 'started in the spring. In two or}‘ . Summer Spmmnes
that I not out in 1914 says J.-Juiy 1.
~ ' ‘ three days we are ready for cutting
- am an bad teedin i net as the
in 'F d Home. In 1915" The one “ g s j new again with the cultivator going when
nlrout 10,000 ‘plmtl on hand. I‘mass‘ of runners are making . ‘
.... i 1 nts in a” summer This is the required and this will take us up to P h Ch P h H k
. . "Light-’12:! 9' ‘mrn¢;‘gggifi:w for I": with the hoe. Use ‘{the end of the cutting season. By al- ore alrSr Dre ammoc s,
I. ’ . three-inch hoe and do not hit but ternoting in the cutting and plowing.
‘ ' there will not be any great variation
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k“, the boo in the If?“ an ' n in your-marketing or loss of sales ’ g ‘ _ ‘ ’
pull and cut. This eliminates cuttino Rockers and Tables.
a“ m men" The-hid‘wm keep when plowing the weeds under. SWiflgS, Porch Rugs, Porch “Cliptw ,, PorCh sums. M sizes.
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