10- cream pie and chocolate layer cake.”
it... This. ...... Elisabeth Hodgson in
the August McCall's laggsine, is "s
T typical farm dinner such as women;
‘ ’4 felt in honor bound to‘ me to he
west hands" in the locality where she
was visiting. The bopteas, as a rule.
after preparing such a dinner, would
“come to the table too ,oxervhestpd,
nervous and Whit” to ,wsnt any
of it herself." ’ V i
”I; The picture is a familiar one. Con:
tinues the. writer: "Now, far be It
1......
J..-
Li
I!"
ESTABLISH”
museum
~(gnau Andaman,
, receptacle
W
Ll TUESDAY, Minus: :5. m6
strum-runs Aimac'rpn
Tom
Hightideuflupm; 1:19p. to.
Sun rimmed: Niel,-
.—
= Eyilillfi.§iltflh8l.flLE-.
SUMNER ”“533-
‘Fried chicken and Vgiuw,_ new PO,
“toes, beets. peas. young cplpns sud
r ndliim. new been. their Mir.
watermelon Dickie. slum. butt”,
...“,th me to object to soclpl; adalrs, to
dainty diahea to professional pride
in cookery. 1 am. not soils to advo
hate. living on one meal udsy snap
compressed food tablets. But there is
surely a limit to the sum of
flesh and blood: and there ought to
a. a limit also to people's interest in
it was all 1 mid do to
3.
“ Inerc wed.
keep my mouth shut, day elite; «1.1
when [plow my friends half dridged
t9 deatfin their kitchens."
Her opportunity came when the
hostess became in. She got the fam-
ily a simple meal and proposed to
continue the easy regime during her
Iriend's enforced vacation. The re-
sults at the end of three woeks were
these:
"Molly had gained ten pounds. and
’n new point of view that will lighten
her work for her. The family had
learned to drink milk and buttermilk
with relish, to eat several- kinds of
salad, to be satisfied with two or three
dishes at a meal. to like eggs and veg
etahies cooked in ssveral new wave.
and to accept fresh fruits. custarde
and simple puddings instead of ela-
borate cakes and pies. Unless Molly
‘relapses into her old habits, her full-
Vily will never again expect her to be
h slave to the cook stove during the . , _
hin emulutieo oi the liepublicancan-
'didite's‘seem t‘o’have been nipped ln
,the bud. A St. Louis barber alerted
in making a specialty of'trimmingl'em
a. lgHughes. but soon. gave it up and
hauled down his signn.‘ He says it
took him two hours to part whiskers
that way,.snd it didlt't nay.-
-
sizzling months of. summer. He'r
chains are off. and it will be her own
itault if she rivet‘s‘ them on herself
'again.” '
There's useful food for thought'for
many a family in this story. it is
sheer pnrposeless gluttony to serve so
many things at one meal. anyhow.
and bad for people’s bodies as well as
for their souls.
Meat and potatoes ,with plenty of
one well-cooked green vegwlble and
1 n‘ heaping plate of green salad makes
' the best of'nll miner'dlnnere. Fol:
muss minimu- scams;
egg dish, fnait. bread and hitter and
’ '1 little Means willglvn-ekeofi
' his the
snakes w W..- Mir.“ .; .
woe." bende- settles .ms-sth ;
girl. free on the intolerable wenrl- '
i
- “It! be served to warm a‘d
[Nom‘ymurces of the country iu.s
”rd, as 3'?le a plepe of protection
onus only.
70 years ago:
universal peace, nor even general
peace long together. while inmost.
W stand forth on the high
wounds or “tape and command a
hundred millions to pour out their
bleed-9nd .51.... whereas to nest
..r.
. to be invested. arche-
my passengers.
“e! we the W or the
Wing store in London. the
establishment by well meaning ladies
of soda fountain in the my rescue
canine. and this first step in putting
them upqp trains. soon the Yankpe
5%!th even as the roast beefy!
old England. on which the sun never
sell.
1 Muslims and physiologists may re-
pine with the soda tip-tors. for aw
immbgt. pfuall subtltutes for all»
hol, and with the withdrawal from the
”I“ 9‘ Jilin. Eerieiicnlp to give plane
to NJ)“ Cream. s correspondlns
lowering of the tidy of wickedness
”K.“ expected So lax, no direct
all!“ have been traceable to the
foetus sods
Wt Wilson. writing to 8. “I
W of thq [illnois Mounted»
9G AW. 0!- «7w 0. “id in
rest. "It sushi in be music by with
means (tact-rut Cop-won mat
ed by tbq Kitchen billi; to make the
woollen,“ dutles merely a «intention of
9mm and development. a question
of adapting manna topside, of facili-
W and helping business and em-
vept Nelopment of our busindss re-
sources." When this statement was
read onflte floor of the House. Rep.
Kitchin emphatically denied that it
0.03% have beautvolten by the real-
dent. sedation-sad it as straight as
publican, protection argument. but
when shown the President's signature,
bx Rep,‘ Longworth, Mr. Kttchin hpd
mm: to W. Rev Under
wood, the author of the Democratic
tart! hill. taunts the proposed tariff
much”, and has lnlprrpgd the Dem-
ocrallcmaucus that he purposes vigor
ously to oppose it creation. lie real-
isea that the only possle reuon fer
having a tori! board is In order that
it ll, determine the differehee iv
been the cost of production hen sue
abroad. as a guide to Coupes-“insult
may its duties to equal that Morena.
As the Mocratlc party is opposed
to protection. he can perceive no rea-
son for the creation of s Vtarlfl board.
unless it be simply a piece of political
chimery, designed to steal s Repub-
i can issue. and Mr. Underwood is too
straightforward to stand for that kind
oL-.politlcs._ He believes in standing
squarely on the Democratic platform
which four years ago declared it to
be " a fundamental prinplitle of the
Democrntlc party that the Federal
t'lovernment. under the Constitution.
has nought or powerto impose or
collect tariif duties except for the pul-
pose of revenue." and which thislear
reading its belief in a tariff for rev-
'__9__‘..__
Thefthpss‘tened outbreak of beards
i
.Welisr Ems: tendon mtg use»
"There can never, be
marmalade»?
in. mi. whose—t f...
., .v ' ’ . R‘ ‘
Mr
"W: VIEW! UWOOQ? ‘
mum
seifiestssftlelsi'
NEW roux, August 15.——The Com-
mittee on Cooperation
Trude of the Natlopal “trough!”
Council which has been in
American oversea eunmerpe and the
necessity of permitting American ex-
porters the ,ssnas rights to cumulus
lysing ‘Fortuitous Elements in Pres
ant Foreign Com it ,saxp in
ll": . . . . .
“In 1913 the per capita foreign
pads of England wps till, of Ger
many til. and of the United States
only “4. For JOACJM ll. «th
that that of the United States will be
m or $58 without ammunition» all
firearms.
"This excess of export trade over
the normal rests largely upon the fol-
lowing circumstances;
[or munitions, foodstuffs and raw ma-
terlais.
“Elimination of normal European
competition through occupation ' of
Eurowan factories in munitions pro-
duotion.
"Loss of labor through enlistment
or conscription and belligerent re-
striction of nornill em
"Curtailment of investment of Euro-
pean capital in neutral markets. nor-
mally a stimulus to Mpg” qwrtW
trade
“These abnormpl. Within having.
prevailed in the export trade (appeals
Iy two years. many Americas srein
danger of relying. mm” pg.
manent No greater fallacy is possi
his than to neglect to expect ,after
the war, the following developments:
mal importation and mi! '
more-apt ct)" mate
“Resumption of no
competition in bass“ anueutralmupl
ksta by reason at rots
to industry and the lift
embargoe's from u.
'Rt-uewsd activity of Ins-open ex-
cressed governmental
pose. bly preferential tariff and navigsa
tion arrangements under economic al-
llances.
"Renewal. as rapidly as business
conditions and national. or even in-
ternational. fiscal poligy will may
of European investment in neutral
markets. the most eifective method. of
creating a foreign preference for mer-
chandise of leading nations. Euro-
pean war unanm has been moulded to
protect trade-winning foreign in'vesr-
ments; their nourishment will not be
neglected with pence.
“Against the foregolpg. adverse ele-
ment must be set the demands of re
newed peace activities.
confidence. demand. for mstsgisls for
com MIMI
reag- has. at.“
in Formal
the elect oi the manner.
:hat are enioyad by their compress. ‘
.today made public its w: And
“Abnormal is“ W M 9'“
i'Cassation ’ of war-demand and .
prices for aaaaitioag. Mu cure ... _
vaillng high prices for expo food- .
stuffs and raw matei-ials by reason of i ..
restored «homegrown. Ital-J": ..
datum < *
ofmllitary .7
3 w
port and import combinations “minim.“
support and“ ’i
I Winnie OTConnor, who used to f
.223"
véOvW"
M 0i.- i
lsN INDIVIDUAL HANDS.
home an: _a_
world. It means daring
in the scheme of things economic.
COUIIRCI OF THE COUNTQY.
retail dlptn‘hnter of securities.
In every; time of crisis or
wgrp lit ndence to th_"ep
.trflri"
7‘ w .. ;
- a .
H e ;a .
ride American horses and bring
first; has.‘won fame in France.
ambulance dri\ ers who have been
honorably mentioned by the
are cementing the friendship.“
ByOTIOHKAHMNet-tlfiaskarepd
f of their devotion to the
many of them under the wire,
‘He is among;' the noted American
Frengh authorities. Men like him .
the French {or the United Staten:
returner“; '
e
at.
=4; r i " 1'
p
HE possession of wealth (low not make a men a duamurwjuat as
t littleu’ the possession on chest of tool. makes s me am
Flushes“ means conatmeliw'a work. It. M" W and or
gushing the‘wealth of the country. so that, Ute:
Emma! FATTININO PWOWICALLY OFF THE INDUWIY Aug
’ lwould define a financier as s man who has some recognised relutlen
and respopgibility toward the larger monetary ailsira of the public, either t
by admmietoring deposits and loaning funds or by being a wholesale on ,
in the nation’ehistory, from the
war.~ilsanciers have given
weal, and they may he do.
“.33:
WWW
' This is the first time that such a con-
venuon has been held in New Inn-l
.lmmediate "comet!“ 0: m5 Md“ of fog-em “I“, no” ‘Qyu.
w. amt-ma. says a natures-Mun“ m wuiiW‘
”annulupetnamsfoggchhv .-
spares- from “Big Bill” tpi‘hill“-"
ed districts and revival of develop- m, trailic
ment enterprises. it
“Europe's accustomed instrument
for these activities will be mm
“VG elort Whig with cartels “I! “mm by “I. mwm"
““49 “Mikael 9390M". “Mr mm: of credit Wop
ufauurea-s, expertera and bankers re- which manufacturer; “m“! up”
mm“ by “3° “en" °‘ W ““5 a quick turnover of capital stem
and. unless the discussions with which able to mum.
Nwm‘ W M" "mm M “Survival of initial losses. fatal to
fail. supplemented by economic. silly an ”th company. which are
ances succeeding the war alliances!i WW incurred before models
now in force. Continuation .oi anew. mu a. foothold.
present condition spells European_ ln- . "Division '0“ {W business upon
dustrial and governmental coopera- an tamed basis adapted to the will“!
lion versus American compelled our interest of all participants Mill-v the
petition." standpoint of sustained labor employ.
Thé‘macipai of the pending Webb mm. "a “m, to mam .1 g.
M“ “mm 00'9"?!"0‘1 “1 0" price to meet foreign competition”.
contracts
greater and regular tonnage. superior
facilities for customs ’
tholflinu. etc.
porters, with adequate safeguards ......‘___.....‘.‘_s
,siflimgm . twmmeT-w
NEW M‘T— August 1W
aw”. ills Wk lndisn. though
not the iastufthe'tflhqwillneedpll
through _
brokerage, ..
haploid towns House Mririge
“M A'i'x
-t--
WASHINGTON. Aug. inf-Rattles-
tloii yesterday by the Danish Lower
.House of Parliament of the treat!
providing for tb‘e sale of the Danish
miii'tiat indies to the United States, has
served to‘ waste consideration of the
treaty in the Senate here. :
Chisinau Stone today called a meet-
ing of the Foreign Relations Column.
tee for tomorrow morning. and he
hopes to report a recommendation for
its rstileatiim tothe Senate by tomor-
row night. .
KWI'GWMII carnelian;
.ilfi A SUIT. _
Although-Johnny nbsnodousn'tde-
tenant-nus withslsrmingfussmscn.
ammo-unmist-
smmmma battle
mfiimw Dell
recently beat a W man and
nome mass-r i da-
fending I Emit. team 08 ml
V. .. , ,
. Wm“ '
. mess at being chanted to «tie -°0¢lfrse and ”attitude Wegpub— we“ MMD-Mhln. fig“. gymnae‘mphemmmfl if; m“ a onwmadmfiizmmnw
lg; Fm?" ,- ~ . . a. W m ‘i 9““‘3' Wt. institution to smash-mu: abiohfi m. headgear MIDLW adamant
WV . ' of Wt! 1- s“ M‘- new: ‘Wm hem Muham- , ~ . . translate follows: Auteur-em. L.
notupooaguohu the ilust-lira Greatest Newman empathize W.Dl‘fllldllt mai. .29in o Sphooley. aim lot Itaoauaa.
Hen 1: manages ‘ ‘ instants. tootsrwbsnttpen- . .. . harem-hast mums-ti
“unsupMMhma-d
minorities-timings ram but
its. conventions wing fiilowi. his ex:
showth‘at thereisstvemslons de-
VPM...“sputum».axistitistl’ituvuuuh ’23
bags convention before minute of
theparade; it isarrangeddofllnguat
minimum atthebemsof.
folk: lti‘ill'bersmarkableamg. the
mmmammton
forthsitaettkstnr. Annslmshawm-
the veteran sutfragsha’du' mam
a‘i-Vy Minimum Woman
mad 15mm bemoan
Dementoiddu'sa‘ a maintains
.i-Olld wadths and lengths.
sources of the individuals maxillethnl and 'qu “to c , ‘ Patrol quality.
ration—A Hmnnsnr D NIAY Tit spud. ’Smafliot m
as TENT AS Thur WOULD on COULD mg I. Yard .........
ans promoting and facilitating the country's trade at !' :Wkrlufi.
road creating neg wealth, making new jobs for workmen..- ’Y
“means glutinous study of,the conditions revailing' theaughout the '7‘ W m!” bully quality.
and W5! “Mn com lied with care and lore» for paiam a“ “it“ .
nudlnfigrlty and lard, wearing work , (buses. COL
thence does not mean speculation. although lpeculgflgi. uh... 3g, 'ored stripes. .
doe; ”implicate into mere (goblin; has a proper and W. pl.“ M . . . .. . . .
93C H'UCK‘ WING .
FINA“ “OCT IMPHATIQQBLV DO“ “01'~ ”AN- 1&th “W!“ .“M all pufg 1‘ 00d. .
‘ , tomaiim'
3% m
ago 8383?“
'For single beds.
bleached
and brown.
:Ysrd ......... .
inch.
u to do so whenever and howsoever called upon. .331, N34341:”!
One 0 the reasons why flushes eolrequeutiy has listen the target for. As has cm. L 3km,
popttlensttsck is that it deals Vikki-ho tangible expression of wealth. and mm” ' '
in the popular mind pre—crnmptly Wfi wealth, and is widely blouses, etc. '
mu an my way lawsuits with viflwUt “canto W 2 yards tor . .... -:
Yet Lit ism”I a actthst there are vs V few financial of wealth.- ‘ .
'11“? .Ofu mle raglan“ Tshr’ni‘ilémo ‘35 rggrw ”Cm VOILES
. to or lain. .~
Widens Bug’s: mgzvm \ib'rlggk riNANClJ. Bill. Is reaps... nt- its {Blimp ‘
t ‘ ~ . I
A convention of suilragists will b.
held next Wednesday. at Old Lyme.
don comm and it will be attended
by representatives from each of the
towns. bliss Katharine Ludlngton.
chairman of New Louder county in
theHconnpctlcut Wompufinffrage As-
mm sill Emilie! im- T "-
appeasement of. C W- 8 A
Mrs M. ~l"oscen Bennet the treasur-
er Mrs. Edward Perritt, the record-
us my shit fillet. WW 901-
don the new cm“. the county.
will “anthem- Tuscan.
Vention will be held at tho Donood
in. opening at eleven s. m.. and all~a
sum-age workers and invited. to st-
:tolld.
(me item of business that will come
before the convention will be the an-
rangsmeuta for the New Londpn coon;
ty contingent in the great suffrage
W9: which is to be bgldlnfiew
Haven on September 6th. This parade
‘5 Him to 0011“.th must 0‘
the Connecticut Womb, Bumage As-
societiop, to the Bapublim state con.
vent'on for an endorsement of woman
suffrage. Since its: Ruben. the can-
concoutsostrenglr. xterm for
womunthenlsllttle doubt that the
simple. but C. W. I. ‘A. tum to.
Connsdlcut.
Lightly} County is to have a pufv
is... I." at peritoneum «:‘b. use
kaociiag sauna Wilson on.“-
Has been by instruments“. thug
Whores had:
Animisewilwdm it. iaat its best. or it
. sum as it says
. .2 endeaunmer nxhhforx chbxtieietrzfi
pint ahead. Former prices are forgot. ’
i 3 ”h “m M“
i marked at, r the 10mm mum i
i immumlmuwo '
J clan.
'pnrsutiy Vare- immune-to the .
1...?
vnrethmhwaflnmm i am '
was“
. Yard wide, for“ Home.“ 4114
missts' '9 r
. !
Piece .......... a
vicar.
8m BED srmns’ .
Big. heavy. 80 x 90 m
‘.
Crochet .
‘ Morseilies I'- % a
:dcsigns . .....t .I
.‘ 93:. RED. Slum-
! Big double bed size, round
i 91%“
. Sheetiiig._
Each ..... ..1 one
not: WHITE PONGEE
32 inches wide. similar to
isoisme to: waists. div-see
pajamas.
........ Patti
. Yard
: 15c PERCALES
l Yard‘ wide, firm cloth.
Dandy shirt-
’ ing designs. 9%"
5 Yard ............
25;; WHITE, GOODS
For waists...
. dresses, etc.
18:.- A. met at “‘59 on on Frldgy Aug.
bet it at the home of lire Carlos
Stoddard. The chief business of the
hanging was the settlement of final
installs in connection with the ninth.
lilies Emily Pierson.is acting as grand
marshall of the parade and lire.
Srht _: Thsmpson Seton has charge d.
i t,.ch.atic:s aw banners.
-.c
(Continued from. First Pass).
—1-.
all terminanl points to prevent chll ‘-
as; under iddyears old from eh >
state an loos) restriction of M
meat stringent character were o .. .
at the various court resorts. an r
operations on many of the large psi»
vste estates been been -
‘13:;in physician? were advised til-t
newsman maniac, w '
erd-Parker Hospital to try thewV '-' A
“normal" blood serum obtained
pdreatsns a method of rendering ..
children immune to infantile . t l
litany cases pf this sease have . .
treated in Wills Parker Hos-
during the present epidemic.
The theory on which Dr. ‘u .
and his assistants are working is-
the blood 9! the normal adiflt slut
the anti bodies which neutralise .
virus of polio itls. or infantifi‘ t
parflisis.‘ . don't physician be — ‘ ‘i‘
ltitle tot-ego: ofmthese anti-bodies . _;;
us 0 act. t the potent; hn '
liadthedigeaseihan my... ‘i
form. It is if thel -
or the antheodiss is correct. the b .
serum treatyut inky prove as -.
tive in menu? Mtge '
3." v on prevail :ig typv ,.
, Mug“ t is pntirély h on
out is worth
"held Dru WT. “it can be
lei-ed easily by shynreputshl‘; - .
theory is based on the
that a very large potion ofaddits
.l
Ii
.IIi!
slew of
s got the cadre; '
perl . "
raps... likely mite.
immunity of the parents."
7 30315091. Ans ss-n'hlrtaan
infantile paralysis word
Whfiefiafiflsm
makingatotalof tinthiseteto
August 1, as using 11! tom
of the. n w k:cssea e s
than 9a hi...
seventeen his,I the past few wee
‘u .‘k '
at Newman the “own; u.
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