0 M
WM. V~fl
' mmumg
:
Willis
Using All of the Ham.
m Dish—”Cut enough from
~ the ham for'the family.
,lth cold Wfilt‘l'. Bring slowly
the simmering point and add 301mg
lender string beans or 33 ax beans
two hours, then add pecltd
the
done. There
broth left.
,‘fnoeded for ham and eggs.
not.
brinigh‘. and simmer two hours.
with a teaspoon.
’ _, ml for serving cold slice-d ham.
‘ Dish-dim that is left can be.
for omeiette or croquettes.
rem! or cracker crumbs. add
. ,KFonn into little cakes and
rat and third t'ccipes are Penn-
“:Dutch dishes, and are tasty
Litlous. The ham need not all
\
Vanilla Cakes.
. :Pladb {our egg yolks in a bowl with
n'unees fine sugar, briskly whiuk
h n Wire whisk six minutes. then
bites. of the four eggs beaten to
if froth—one and :1 half ounces
Mixture in pastry bag to: c.or 111
' phat paper with a hole cut in end)
quarter inch tube at bottom,
ll? prom the preparation into a
buttered and ,llourcd pasm
k 12 even round forms.
ban in a brisk oven for 12
ear-remove. and let cool off. lic-
dukes; from pan, :l1ytl1cm upside
on table; that 3-: lth :1. blade (11. :1
rent! a little s:1'.1\"'.bcrr3 into
each flat sido' dud lusltu ’ v11 i1,
Mall iron grating with
b.
in, place half a candied cherry
,9! each‘and servo.
”above will please the eye as
the taste.
It l‘tlll
Chocolate ice Cream.
1V6 half :1.
' ‘in a breakfast cuplul of
Water. Add 0. pint and a half
and half a pound of sugar
ll put into the ice pail. Freeze
fsual way. When frozen, add
lbs of doubloc cream, unrk till
‘1]! and Clo."- .c the freezer uniil
. .\..
Oatmeal Cookies.
1"sugar and 2-3 cup butter
M. together, 2 eggs, well beaten,
on soda dissolved in 1 3 cup
1'1 :1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 tea-
amen, 2-3 cup chopped rai-
5 rolled oats, 1—2 teaspoon
rider and 1—2 teaspoon salt
3 cups flour. limp from
' buttered tins.
nmwmm
o.» uM‘v » V
iii no 001111111; ,
and
cut into ditc and cook until
should be very
W Dish-LCM as many slices
M Dish—Cut off the other end
ham, cover with cold water and
Add one cup of lentils soak-
une largo onion sliced, potatoes
dice. and 15 minutes before
3 put in small dumplings made
(cup of flour, onehulf teaspoon-
l; one egg and enough milk for
dough. Drop dumplings into
l3 Dish—Boil the remainder of
potatoes, chopped ham and;
fed, in one week, as it kicpwl
early trim to even size, arrange
Spread :1 vanilla icing“
pound of the best .
:1 to a syrup, strain through muo'
111011.11 11111117 '
111311011111 11011?
Preserving Hints.
Success in cunning or preserving
llt's in complete sterilization. All jars,‘
caps and robbers must be brought to
.1 boiling point,
1‘11-3 destroyed before. the. jars are scal-'
‘cd. After the jars are filled, apply:
caps promptly. When filling jars with
preservetj, etc, place them in a pan
of hot {water to prevent cracking!
fever cook fruitn' in iron or ill. Fruit-l
so that all germs will'
jars should be washed in warm waw
lcr containing a pinch of baking"
soon before being put away for future
use when the 3.1m are. cool, the
glass connacts: give the caps an or
ira twis 11; :i g 1hcm a\v.ay
All fruit should be ~11: l1 and not too
ripe for canning. It fruit becomes,
too ripe use it for jellies, butters or'
marmaladcs.
Washed Gasolene.
“711.311 the gunmen» oelore using it
.:1 remove. épots from garments mull
,1i1erc. will be no more unsightly ctr-l
,cles such as are often seen after the:
cleansing process is. completed with;
,thc unwashed gasolene. .
Put the lcquired amount of case-l
wene in a glans jar and add an equal
lamoum of «11111113 unicr, then shakcl
.thoroughly; let stand a few minutes
,and the (MN and water will settle ml
the bottom of the jar, leaving the-gus-
ooiene on top. Turn off the gauolcnc
i11nd it is ready for use. '
l
l Fot cleaning plaster parts etatuesi
or ornaments, make :1 paste of corn-3
.:t:1rch and watet, let (if) and then'
brush it off and the dirt will come oil
with the eorusmrch.
4
,1 A very good cure for pimples 1.31
‘ocl‘orc drying 111i) baking soda ovm
.he pimplts and let lH’lllilll on about
live minutes tin '1 rlue=e off in cold
..::le1'.\fte1':1 le\3:1ppilc:1t1ons tl1e3
will surely disuppcur. The soda mayi
~111art a little but it is harmless.
Make an apron of table ollcmlh in‘
.his way: (im- .uquard 3'111d or oilclo 11,.
1.rom one turner out '"till about
~:-. for the top of the uprou; put 11‘
,.~11':1p long enough to pass me: the:
”load, from one side to the (Mun!
iu'hcrc you have, cut off the plum I
mom 1‘: inches from 1l1e top put’
’.-.'11'ings. You can hem bind wrh
l ”.1111. ' or have the edge raw. This; isi
.1 meat saving or aprons when wash;
Hug, or war-lung dishes, to 3111) (we),
‘...1otncr apron.
1
l
l2 i:ni1
If You Flave a Cold. l
A mustard ointment for colds is
made as follows: Three tablcspooufuls
:t' mutton tallow, 2 tubwspoomuls of
.0030 or lion‘s oil 1 lablcspoonful nt‘
..p1rits of comphol, 2 tablespoonfulsl
o1 mnumniu. l tableopbonlul of grouu l'
mustard; mix and put 111 a coveredl
glass jar. Rub on the lungs and fluent
l'or on any sprain or hurt when the.
‘ukin is not broken.
S‘oggy Pie Croats.
Even though fie‘be an excellent
lcook nearly every housewife will oc~
casion. lly have her was ruined by a
oggy bottom crust. To overcome
his possibility rub the lower crust
ith the white of an tgg. This pro
'ents the juice from soaking through,
tearing the crust crisp and tender.
-uwm Fun-u .
,cular portions:
hug from the hip to the knee, and a
(tired, weak.
lhave Viuol, for i never spent any mop-
wtiiilllllllb Alilltll
till All til DRESSING
Interesting Skirts.
in view of the American woman's
invariable objection to drapery in km
nuns, and in deference to the desire
for something extreundy simple and
in one piece, the tailored shirt for
spring, while having broken lines.
will express drapery in very
degree.
'I'lllll-l, instead of being good 11111
.scamcd, so as to assume the barrrl
shape, the new "tonneau" skirts of
tailored type are often cut in two cir-
an upper part, extend
lower part. from hem to knee, these.
circular pieces being joined in a scam
at their widest amend. 'li1c result is
a very interesting new skirt, narrow
at waisl and hem and wide at the
knee tor joint of joining), and. there-
:l‘ot'e, of barrel type.
‘dilt'crcnce of at least a yard in the
{width of this type. of skirt through the
There will be a
center and at hem and waist.
Mufto Grow Smaller.
To every season its mulls, and this
seasouflhey are grouifig smaller and
beautifully less, 13er3 duy.ll1e very
latest thing being only Just big t dough
to hold nuc'u tu'o i1amls.l~‘u1' is man-
ipulntcd on them in all kinds of amus-
ing ways in dice squares of black and
white or in commuting lllllltlh' and
l Wu \’(‘S.. .
Fur is appearing not only 1111 all out-
.uoor garments and 11 number of eve
ning frocks, but it has invaded eve-.11
the boutlolr and is used as n dccoru
lion for neg: ligees and tuber garments
ot an intimate character. A delightful
,ucgllgee \vlls fashioned lu pale blue
chiffon and trimmed with silver met tal
”a a. teaspoon vuntila essence m“ “33h "‘9 "l" “'m‘ but “'31” 'md ,frlngc and a narrow band of far. The
cap was also of chiffon, with fur trim
thing and ornamented with :1 metal
tassel.
I
”—
A Dragon Blouse.
A novelty in a dressy‘blousc shown
3the Chmcuc influence in two wild-eyed;
(buttons which are embroidered at
each side of the from. in back there
is :1 pointed collar, a kind of mutation
of the caputhin hood.
01110 1111—1171148” usl
For Tired, Weak, Nervous Women
liellefontaine, Ohio—"l wish every
nervous women could
in my life that
83‘ did me so much
'gnod 11's that [spent for Vinolr l was
weak, tired, worn out and nervous,
and Wool made me strong, well and
vigorous after everything else had
failed to help me, and i can now do
my housework with pleasure."~3lrs.
J F. Lamboru _.
We guarantee Vina, which contains
beef and cod liver peptcncs. iron and
manganese peptonutca and glycero-
phosphates, for alluveak, run-down,
nervous. debilitated conditioner—
Frank H. Haxté'r,,Soutb Norwalk. Al-
so at the loading drug stores in all
Conn. lemon—Adv.
M
if 3ou had been a 1:000 Sentlm
Inssil‘led advertisor. m the time 3111
ceurcd your. present position. per-
-:m.s vnu hnvn found one nay
Hump “to outew—mvfi with twice the
chance (or useful service.
\
limited-
?on our farms,
'bccomiug increasingly clear that,
.
'as a business and to con1pa1c1
"717113 to do is, whenever
Illllllll hill .18 l
1111 lMPlRllNl.W0ME£'€g|-E All?
. - 1
it is becoming more and more ap,
parent that no expert, ~pccialist ort
' i iM I ’ E u .
count3 a1. c111 has an inexbauxti ile sup- f8. Quinn 8 xpenencc 1
pl3 of Mienu‘fic. gricultural 111101 um i Ought to Help Yo“ Over
lion or centrally applicable to1111ulas the Critical Period 9
that 1... can peddle broadcast which: i ‘
c. 11 be put into prattitc universally;
and which will result in 11913 success:
At the same time, it is
in;
n: arly every case, 11113 man who takes;
the pains to go 03 e1 his farm buslut so
it 1"." i-lh
the businesu of his neighbors who ate.
neusonably successful can work out.
for himself a method of making his}
business profitable. ' i
The greater part of the value of:
farm accouuul lies in the fact lhut’
they provide the best stimulus to such ?
thinking about the farm business and
furnish the best 'basln 1311 which to
' s. ' harz too much use ’
mak;}”““ ,, T“? f 1, 1 , ”w bestremetlyanysick womancuntake. ?
of In imaglnatum 111 31.11111 113. : -—-Mrs. MARGARET QUINN Rear 2 9
farm business. , ”83““ St.i Lowell, Mass. “I
Bookkeeping in general and farm erwam pg 113ml? toms are a sense -,
accounting in particular has seemed 0’ “Emu”. hOt flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil,
to many men an unce1taiu and dull-
timidity, sounds in the cars, palpitation
cult matter; one which called for par of the heart. rpurl. 9 133 m... thee eyes,
Lowell, Mass ~' 'l'or the L111: three 1
vearsl have been troubled \3'1 ith the
Change of Life and
the bad feelings
common at that
time I was in a
very nci'vous condi-
titn,w1tl1hcadachcs '.
and pain a good.
deal of the time 501
was unfit to do m
\egetahle Com-
pound which! did.
and it has helped me in every wu . I
am not nearly so nervous. no he ache
ramml must say that Lydia E.
Pin ham' 8 Vegetable (.ompound is the
ticular training in accountancy. An 11 lmttgltarifiga 'tonstiviatit‘inzt gurialilg
matter of fact, any 11111.11 who is able 11:11:93. corneas ""l'“ u' ‘ 1‘
l0 write in such a wuy that he himself vrite to
[zoom need ape ciol advice
the E. Pmltham Medicine Co.
(confit entiol). Lynn. ideas.
—:i
can decipher it and in ‘11dd, subtract
and divide can do such farm account-
ing as will give him the necessary
facts about his buuiuesn. All that he
he makes a
purchase or :1 sale. to set down in a
suitable place. the date, the thing pur-
ciiaued or sold, and the amount. Of
Course it is easier to draw conclusions
from the. figures it' he has gathered to-
gether on separate pages the receipts,
from particular aourcea and the pur-
chases for separate departments
To be accurately done, how ever, the
item: should be set do“ 11 on the ~1au1o
dull" on which the transactions occur.
“Ah. there's the rub" Muny a man
.rr
set of books. only. when the busiest
part of the ~'c:1=nn arrived. to begin
postponing the recording of transact
tiom. Pretty soon the account book!
is laid away on tlu1 shell and covert-l
with dust. In this lies the argument
for mulling the accounting system as
simple as possible. Elm in nine ('iln“
on out of ten it is headed for the dis-
card. 1
Simple farm accounting. rightly
us i, inc-1113 1301110 more money and at
lot more fun from the farming busi-
notes.
RIAXt‘itl'IS'l‘BR.
spells and 1113' kidneys pore. badly di‘s- legc, (“pd :,,.. my, ., _._‘
Oladf—‘l‘t‘d, My back and head uched and'sg, “my. ago .. ,1: .. \h'ia'“_\' ii 0,,
l was lecliug miserable when sonic-13.94%”. 0:119, lm l)i”tl, in ten Mrs
0“" ndVlSl'd me {0 ”V 003““ lsiduey limaul succi- ceded to hi s "the: as trea—‘
Pills. They promptly Ieliei‘ed me and surcr of the Ho ..1 of Trustees of the
before long all symptoms of the eru- ' conegp and '~'l1: “ 1,. d‘lh‘plv connect-
hle disappeared." (Statement Eben ed with the manfid’cmcut of the insti-.
June”..‘2,1911l.ltutlon for n1an3'3'eats.llor outside
011‘ June 22. 1916 Mrs. Peterson philanthropies were numerous.
said: “i have been free from kidney]
complaint since I gave 11 former state-
ment. recommending Dean’s Kidney
Pills and I consider the cure perman-.
ent." .
Don‘t Him-l nod for July 11. .
Price 50c, at all dealers.
Ply ask for n kidney remedy—gall The city 01' \leridcu will haw been
Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that incorporated lllt3 years 011 July 11
She wnq born
-m- .__..—
MERIDEA TO CELEBRATE.
lFilly Years :3 City Observance Plan
Prepared Specially for. This Newcpztper
. A..- r.
8.1.91
6.731216th!
7(ome Dram lid/(1119’
.(eronr
By Pictorial Review
For \Vear 111 the House.
. A neat and attractive house 1110.55
of tub voile trimmed
Ind. bands of self material.
. helping out the decorative scheme. ,
with poc ketr'
bottom
A neat frock is always attractive
'“iuo thread of goods.
:13' not?
lu'i'nuso it (in-Willi to the 13»
as to lite :11'1'1311' M'L-c. \t'llil|i__
Smarter could lu- «ind-4.1111! fur l':1111«-.
“cu: iliun thia drew ol‘ tub \'oi'-
llluc, vcly l1-- ,;ht lnnvl‘ll old ink» 11.
uruy could be tired m its dcvcluiw
111tnt.‘l‘hc. 111.11111 l1:111 a mun-mills
trout and does not reignite :1 lining.
The hack of the waist extends 1131':
the. shoulders 13111113113: :1 _‘.(1li\5 effect :1'.
lb: fro11t.'l‘llo ful1ns~1 .11 thc :tttm‘ 1
(‘ll tour-111cm skirt is laid in plums :1
the top of the llfll'k gm.- l11 illwllum
size the model required 5". yauls 3t -
inch material.
The home ilrcssnmker attempthxg to
cut lilo dress will nothe f1om the.
ting guide tint the front and ham.
gores of the. skirt are cut from m. open
Width of the \' uiic, \\l11:l1 is laid on
.1 cutting table in duplicate so than
both sides may be 4111 at once. Tim
pingio large ”0” pcrtm'alious in tin.
pattern «to plated 411 a lcugtlluim
thread of 11 1c 1.1.'.1tmi:ii
The remaining \ulh- is now folder)
in half and tho slccte placed intu
position liixt,tl1c large “0‘ ’ perfora-
.ui.
‘tioun resting: on a lengthwise. tl11cad.
()u the lcuglhuiw fold lay the back.
of the wai~t and in the r1gl1t of it 1111'
collar .md fr,u11ttl1cse on a icuwtln
The bill i-o
laid Along tho selvuuo edge and tho
pocket aboxo the collar.
If one is practising economy whilu
necking: fashionable effect. :1 good plan
would he to trim the euflu and collu"
with narrow bins folds of self-main
rial and in turn filllill the. bands will;
pearl buttons.
and Watson,
d 1'.
was submitted yester-
proposing a substitute bill up-
1111 printing $252000,000 to be expended
in projects already authorized and
new projects deemed advisable by the
Sm etary "of War.
152.060.000 FOR BOSTON LIBRARY.
14:4? undo wh1ch
‘1‘“\’t‘l‘.lllilll)' will amount to $2,000,000
the enlargement of the Boston
the construction
of a new building are. provided for in
will of Josiah . Ii
111.111 yyears chairman oithe Board of
which' was filed today in
ROS’PO‘N, Feb.
let
l’ubilt Library
{11
'l‘i'utetcos,
01‘
Benton, for
Jan. 28 with uuuitious
has begun the 3cur with :1 bcatultull .-\. W.
--l (‘nuuty Agent. Lilehficld t‘ouuty, (‘1.
' l
IHE BESI Pnoof i SPRINGFIELD UMBER MAN .
l DEAb. .
s m N ”(WOT c 1 D m srtux'u-‘turu. Mans. 1.11 ll . - ,m —L— -. —-—— ‘5:
. cu crwa ili‘leni some 0“ (“)harlciip.(‘iilama,1fo1'111li{-1' D-QPSilllMtbéH“ eilebration along old home week, ENGLISH MUNlTlONS’ PLANT
‘ - .t to . usuac1usc1a 111131 .um c1" EXPLODES. .r'
lioutl'sliiel11i'3- l'iils were used- -i)euleru‘ Asunciatiun, 1hr (‘Ollllll‘lk’llllhnLh‘ or similar to the tow‘sn mp! IUNDON Feb 14““ “WNW!
They brought benefit. Valley \\‘ute1\3:13.~‘ Asmcintiou .nul momblo centennial c'clebtatiou of 4 . - fl: . f .11... .
'l‘lme luv: sii‘tlilglhéllt‘d ,1“, evideurc- Springfield: l'lourd ot lmdc, and forl 1906. occurred at it own ions .df'mu 3 -
I“ Drm tile reSult liming many your; '111 the lumber busmmsd W...___. day in Yorkblure. A11 nth. 1a! 51.11 ‘
I” .0: \‘“ ‘ ‘ died in his home. l1<1c‘yculerdny. ‘ r ‘
The testiunmy is from thin locality. [HARBOR APPROPRIATIONS NAV men: issued b3l the 1Ilhl'izllahl :mxh: 1I
1 < ~‘. 1"
The proof umvincinu- Wtoow o.- WEL LESLEY COLLEGhl- as. cur. “'1’" [5355 “0 0- 5 0 '9 1 I
Mrs. (‘.. Peterson, 41 First street. FCUNBER DEAD 1 WASHINGTON. Feb‘ 14.—<A Sen- ”D" e
East Norwulk, say.“ f‘l found Doan's " ' .____ '3“. Commerce committee minority ‘ ~—
Kldm‘y PillS to lie-an excellent kid- 33111.1.112'521'1' Mass... rob. 11.—Mm. urn-v 011 the $ 9,000, 000 11.-ere: and piggx'sl: 1? LQSKQS SAM-£3.
My medicine “lid mm as 11.-“presented. Pauline A. 1' .1. 1"«.l..1.3' of Hem-3" . o»: ebrs‘ bill, talcum by Senatoisl .. ‘ ' 'ke ' l“ ‘i f “EH?"
1 “‘3." Sublet“ l0 dizzy and “WWII-“l" Durant. lt‘l .:' ‘.\'clleelcy Col- .u‘i'H‘rll, Jones. Sherman. Harding‘dm‘mer AL“ 1111, “ “(h o t 0" on
and 1 ,700
loves for the French Government ar-
rived at La Pallim'.
France, Feb. 10.
in cording to cable ‘udvices received -
here yesterday.
w-n.
Be Careful?
~to keep the stomach well, the
liver and bowels regular, by the
timely and helpful aid of
Mrs. Peterson has twice publicly ree.lncxl. and Mayor Joseph A. Crooke probatmcourt. The will disposes of
ommended. r‘oSter-Milburu (30., the city council and the chamber of an estate estimated at more than.
Props., Buffalo, .N. Y.——Adv. {commerce are considering plans for 31.94001000. “gfifgfl‘yfhm‘fffiiaiflgfz “'5'”
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