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0“ TIME ““53. . wwin' ware.
,‘fie modern menu for one reason orl Bdore placing agate or tinwure
h“ dupensed With many 0‘ kettles over a blazing fire rub well
i“ w'h’su which “5““ “a“ with land; when done losing wash
' I". W “w the table in the with warm water and soap. You will!
w m one. W' many f)! the“; find this much oaslrr than the old
, . involved oonslderablo time fmdi way at scouring. When you take
M in preparation and m cooking; from the fire it is well to place kettle
WM mm tendency is to reduce.“ a. plate or piece of heavy paper,
am snort t: ”1:“ figfizmms il will lnukr a dirty spot on lht‘
, over. now on . ~. u.
”about the leaves of the homo-made! I H ’
m Wall down in the fumilY-i
“d sum-loo the mun of the house,
a.” some concoction which lid on
10nd when a boy. 'l‘ry him, for ox-
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\lhen making t'ooilcd start-b, it it
lumps. us it suiirotimes will, try butt
up. with to ogp-lmutvr and you will
t.:-.t.' that line lump; \\’lll quickly tits
' l :tmtt Ell'.
. l 1‘ Sally Loon. . ,‘ 'llll't't’. d.ll:lt‘¢.‘;;i1l0ll:‘» cream .turtar
‘ I" it cups or o. Qlldll ot "m h t tuittct. to water in which white
.I‘ 330. H onofmelted butter, ‘ uup, «loll e.— that ill“ 9 become yellow are
mt;efl.(:rjuzn:e:;t:;él kind will whiten them like. when
M I! 1-! go lukowum water. 1 ‘
W of tilt. and 1-2 teaspoon ol‘l
m Mud to hot water. Beat the} _
m. b ‘ M mm “a the lnllhl ,A movement dévloolor keeping u;
M. W, god... and salt; stir “1, box undenthe bed is a metal tramci
» M u . “M batter, and beatl work constsling of two grooved rods
I" “t. In m Set to rise in a. but-t ii at can be fastened across the frame
‘ ' mm. in which it must of A metal bed. From these rods the
“I‘M“! the “bin. 01', “limit; box ls suspended, this contrl-E
, 'Il“~htm1toul.ntlttorlse in vunu allowing the box to be moved;
4" m mm mold it will in and out under the bed easily, since,
1”“ m Mar. six hours. Duke it. is elevated from the floor. The]
”mm“, of an hour, 0,. box is made long enough to hold
"a .1“.th into it comes up skivttt without folding or (housing
m_. m while hot. This is in them and will tzontain lnnumombio.
M 01¢an W Hum. although nutrients. it the room is large n tull
.m was have oinco appeared on wooden box niakoo no excellent. rlosot
"filleme me. it‘ plated upright in u cornvr. it run
--.._ be painted white-0r gray or some
AW! Mimi“?! Crullers. ' uthor neutral tint that will ltill‘lllllllllt‘
I‘ll wine will We a large quan- With tho itti'nitm'o or woodwork in tho
W at Milan. In the old days, they .l'tlulll.
We than ”39 WW and flowed Or cretonno tntty be tucked noutiy
m in! in a N8 stone crock. Use on three sides at tho box tht- fourth
“Fwd-of W91“. 1 1-2 pounds of 90W» rovct'od partly with the some.
MW» 1.3 Gunmen and nut- This should no :tttut-hod by hinges,‘
.W'lfilfib sndhtlour enough 1.0 mil thus forming thc door ot'the closet.
«or: M‘Outluuthln sheel,cut It may bu puiutt-tl or lined inside,
to shape with an old-fashioned log. and t'utnishotl with u bruss rod upon‘
and by in plenty ot_boiling. whitit hangers :m» sttsprndod instendl
Manhunt first by droppingiut hooks. - i
in; it should rise almost instantly‘
continue. Crullern‘ubsorb fut all Restoring Faded Linens.
mm of the kottle. These, Lutendor. pulo pink or blue linensi
«in a the yellow. Crullsrs are“. 0,. lawns that 1“,", lulled may be re-
. the second day than the firsti
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1e (at becomes so hot that the crul-t
.tmwnheforo they have pulled out
their full‘ dimensions. take the ket-
~. ‘m’ the m. (or “49‘” minutes. .' these are not procurubo. most oi any
one «mush out out betore you basml '
them to keep it good supply all rosullfi. This may hr used instead of
\_ while on the fire. It you are work- plum; each time the frock or suit
“one. out them all out before you! 1., “1,51,,
rinsing in wntcr in which has been
. . awning thé'dyo and to try the color
Machg‘"f '1?” (HM). 11 h gun ,1' sample of cloth before dipping
‘ “ “ 0 ""1“me a t ", the garment to be now the desired
mmtibirom skin and gristle. and? .. . - . .
it W09 lhl‘QllEh-rtlle chopper. In , . intdrt it. obtmnedt
saucepan now heat halt a cupful of ;
‘. crumbs ln aoupful of milk, stir-i I
.11: a. smooth puts. Take‘oit the
and graduzilly beat in the dhopped; ,
withualtfiuud pepper to taste, a ,ugm‘ . .
rt spoonful of finely chopped‘ ”I“ W‘ ts-used.
-0!Ttherwell beaten yolks or twog ,
353‘ and lastly., the stlifly beaten! mg other fOOd‘
’ tall or the eggs. Turn into a but-l
' ' M pudding dish, stand-in a pail oil
_' flatten. .wd‘balro in a moderateI
To Keep Cheese.
("tut cheese in long strips and put
in a glass jar. screwing the lid on
it. will keep fresh until the
It can be’ kept in
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For Afternoon Tea.
Whoa sé'Fving afternoon tea try
out when ready and
. serve With, is agreeable.
to ounce. -
until-toltmt“
,ttorcd to their original freshness bx!
:lllt’! it'obox in this way without harm-
. , ‘ . {slices of orange' in the tea. instead
, m “in“ it“ “mm minutes. of the inoritablo lemon. The change
Still the Straight One-Piece Fnock.
The appearance of the barrel shirt
has in no way diverted attention iron]
the straight ouo—piooo trunk.
tinueu to hold its alloy and still lluds
favorvujith tho Tnassos. And now ra-
riutions of it appear perpetually.
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Voile. .
The ilt‘nl slouch shows one 0! tho
lntost forms oi the straight frock. It
has lllrm‘ largo tucks over the should.
H's. stitched to yoke depth and con-ll
tlntwd in soft pleats below the waist.
The lower part of the dress, the col-
lttr and cuffs are or figured material. A
book, with two narrow straps filling
the gap across the front, marks the
normal waistline.
The other sketch shows udeslgn
also suitable for tWo rubrics. The
waist and kimono sleeves are of plain
white voile, the yoke, cuffs and skirt
of figured voilc. In many of the
frocks developed in. two mutcritds in
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§thls way. ntotits from the figured nut-
tertul 'nre cut out ltl'nd u‘plbtl to col-
llar and cuffs to looks the trimming.
mun—.h
Gray pleading Color.
l Evidently,,gray is one of the smart:
dissolved a small portion of one ol'egt, otthe light colors this salmon.l '\nt
,the inetantuueouo cold dyes. or, if.-Snud,'bioge untl putty are others2
'which have ulrrttd
.tono. most, attractive
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coral pink apprars here and there.
vamps are most desirable.
to match the shoes or dress.
the mustard and cltron shades.
lchc
tnoth navy and black, but novy in pan ‘
titular,
make excellent combinations. l
in dresses of,
_ chiffon and cropo bended or braided dink ‘
fd' The on"... ”Gammon neces'telnboraleb’ l“ =1 deeper tone 01 SPRY- Did you ever meet this dolcfttl
, sary being to strain the water aftenfm. the most part, all-gray is generally, '
Even in shoes, gray is a color con? Now, who run he he? lt con
slderably used. Gray suede and‘kld;
Another color we see more and more?
of is the dull old-gold. Suits, dt‘esséE,
separate waists and skirts alike clnlmi
it as their ou'n. Very popular, too, are
When
used in combination with any other
color, navy blue or black is usually When joined to a man.
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sea to be the campaign of gold.'
used with sand and belgg
Just now the black satin skirt with
a white chiffon blouse worn over it is
considered very chic.
be trimmed with filst loco. t-tnliroiticry
or fine tucks.
jersoy £ki1't5,lllt.\\‘ hm; :11.
“1‘5. :tl‘c also t-liuzulfng.
The Lions; may
With u’hitr sutin or silk
..t Lions
THE NICKEL
illt'
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I_'t\’. l7. t’wrttw it:
.\c\\' Mill
ll. Itct'c'r- it» tho lllt‘kt’l,
Sn shiny illltl bright.
'l‘ltut ht’l‘Yt‘S inc so oitcn
From morning: til night.
it lukcs mc to litlilllt‘hrt,
Ur l)l(lt‘l~;t”li~i my shut-s;
It Pays for :t-«tnokt‘.
Ur ltroritics lllt‘ with lit‘\\‘.~'.
\Vllt‘ll l go in lllt‘ lllm’lt's
It lflkt's' lllt‘ insidc:
if i truw-l by titut-y
it puts ltu‘ lllt‘ ride.
lt< A tip for thc waiter.
The harbor 0r kid
\\ lttt lil‘llSllt‘S my Clothcs
,\tttl then hands me my lid
it qut-urhrs my thirst,
Or it buys me a stew»-
lt shore beats the donor
What a lllt‘lx't‘l will do.
So hcrc‘s to thc nickel,
Lot loud praises swell
To this wonderful coin
That has served mc so well.
WHOO-OO?
I wonder if you have over hrurtl
01‘ the tumor. little dismal Wltinrl
“belt extending around the sides and, Oi thoqucer, iitln dismal \V'lllllt‘yi
bird, i
As black as a crow, :ts glutn as an1
owl— l
;\ must monitor kind of fowl?
lie is o tcucst soon on rany days,
Win-n titrchiidrrn are barred fro
‘ When the children _, arc barrod
from outdoor plays;
\thn thc weather is bright and
thc worm sun shines
,Thon hc. flies faraway to tho
glootny pines,
. llrrnry looking, indctl, is
l lilnrk cloak.
1:\ntl his voiro-is tho dismniost
kind of u crook,
l his whim-y cry tttakcs the
whole housc bluc--
his old
, Y “’39“ ““93““"3’ : "x'l‘hcrc‘s nothing to (loot)! tltcr'
.01' ”let common dyes Will give a 800d launched. The popular gray is n soft
t “"l‘horc‘s nothing to drum ! ‘t‘hcro'
nothing to (10-00!"
gntloos‘sbic
bird ? .
I Pvt: board,
3' on,
pumps are exceptionally smart to go,Bnt who is the Whitley—bird?
with afternoon dresses, and in shoes,
for street wear the gray suede uppers:
with gray kid or black patent-leather;
Gray tori
gloves is also fashionable. especially
Who—oil? Who-(to?
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HAPPY,
Happy iswhuppy- ’
lAnd‘ happy is glad. ‘
Happy is sorrowful
But never is sad. 3‘ ’
Be happy. Happy
As long as you can, .
And may you son. be happy. Happy
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“i-‘or about two years
female trouble In»! ;
was unable to walk
3 ordoan of myown ‘
i work. read about
Lydia E. Plnkhnm’s l
Vegetable Conn,
in the news- 1
papers and deter~
mined in try it. It
brought almOst int-
_ mediate relief. My
walnuts? has 82d ,
tire is: pear
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terhealth. l Weigh.
ondumweolsl rulings: :hman. i
money-u spent w i pur-
cine. Lydin s. Pinkhum’o v blel
Compound."—Mn. Jos. O'Bnym, 1755 .t
Newport Ava. Chico . lll. ‘
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used with perfect oonftdonoe by women .
who suitor from displacements. infiun l
motion, ulceration, irregularities, peri-
odic points. backache. bearing~dovm feel-
“. E. rinkham'sf
«stable Compoun , mode from roots i
herbs, is unparalleled. It. may be ;
The success of L
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, flatulency, indigestion. dizziness. i
an nervousprostrution. 1. din E. Pink-l
hil'n Vegetable Oompount
M Med! for female ills.
is the stan- l
New Minister rm reliant
to the United States, Dr. Rafael H.
filiwldc.
for his country for fifteen yours.
baton his career as secretary to the
licnndor lcgutiou to Chili.
i...tu~ttul‘ nus 89m. at. neg lmmBlm‘
He has bot-no diplomat
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Effective in Pink Cloth.
Suggesting the buoyancy and youth-
fulncss of spring is this one-piece cos-
tunto in pink broadcloth trimmed with
satin buttons. Double collars finish
tin- neck.
The fashions that come for tho
spring are. more nttroctirs than any
that intro gone ltrl'ort', 'tia sum. Otto
nocdi no further nt'gtiint-ut than this
frock of pink broadcloth to prou-
tltr assertion. it is trinnncd with
buttons of blur-k satin and a bit of
bruit] may be added, if tleiirod. in
un-dlunt size the rostumc requires 4-3.
yards Mimi: material.
The home dressmnkor may have
ideas of hot own about the trimming
of the dress, but the rulrs for its ron~
abortion should be followed strictly.
Closr tho underarm scum its notched
and new the wipe. in pocket section
along the lowor crossiinr of small
“0" pcrfttrntittnx in side front,
l‘lrtor’ml Review
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bringing largo “0" Itflt‘fflrullttnfi too.
gtntlu-r.
Next, join tbs l‘tttnl and back port-o
as ooh-Emil. How the pocket srrt'mu
to front port: with corresponding
notrbrs t-xon and if desired. insert
(‘lil‘dt‘d piping at joining. Turn the
t to. of from unclor out] turn (Migu-
of vxlk'ihlofi in book gore unzler, on
clot prri'urutious. Ulltltn'fart- llm «high
of {mitt gorr, from the folded edge" 1
to the porket; uutlori't-we buck go'rq .
front the folded edge in the totem“ ‘
sins, to the sidn seam. Lap folded '
ngos‘ of front, uni the extension on.
back guru, to lines at small “0" per-
foratit‘ms in side front and in back}
Lap tho tipprr wig»: of front and hook;
gown ttt indicating s-iiall "o"
{omittpta 'tu \llll‘ front and haul.
“link 7‘3, jut'lt from folded l‘ilgl’i‘i
lt‘ntitt: ultpttln; at “to punk”. Jilin?
“to L' purl-mt wv'tt-ils 4H llolt'ilt'tl.
u”. Wit. 0" '3‘“ Omani 7.“
Tho lttrgc collar nttl)‘ ltr “Milli" 0‘
satin and i'nt‘rtl with cloth, or \lt‘
verso. flow the collar to neck nigh,
notches uul t't‘lllfll’dlz‘lt‘kfl oven. .ttli
just iltc loving to pmillutl on will“:
“llll ttutlt-rnonth front with center-
ltarlts and corresponding edges ovenj
roll whom and frutits to form “we",
’l‘ltcu. into llit' aulull (‘Olltlr and tub
just to position, with router-Mo
own; and bring tonal) “o" perform‘.
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tittn to I't'l'l'rspfllltllllg small “0” pub,
t'ttt-tttimt iu fut-lug. The collar may, b.
llllltll‘ ul‘ contrasting material. ,1
Now, tztkc tlto bolt and form luck!
wit. 1‘
’u‘
us ctruwtl, tin-n stitch. The crutch
front is littlit'ntctl by the large “0"
lit‘ll‘lll‘rlilulld.
finish with double row! of buttons. ‘
To make tin) slocvc, first closo soum‘
as lltlll‘lll‘tl. Next. clo§e scum of wrist;
us nutrln-tl to the small “0" pr-rfttrtt
lion. Sow ruff to slocvo as notch-“g.
Adjust to punitiontund >
Fat-v tut tt~n\'(‘r, new to cuff as non-he,
Sow sitters in armhole as uotvlicd
small “o” perforation at should”
scum outing in any fulnesl.
Sines, Litto 4-1 "incitesrbuat. lust-s, ,: "
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favored. but a touch of lléht blue 01‘. Ho's ionndwhcrc thcchildron arc-3
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theud ir. natured and you cun't broothe
Vireoly bvmi‘uso of a cold or catrrit,
ajuiat got small bottle of Ely‘s-ereum
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NOSTHILS AND HEAD
. s Cunn- Applied in Nostrils
om Head-Colds it Once.
it your nostrils uro clogged and your
Balm at any drug store. Apply a lit-
into your nostrils and let It. pencil-aw
through every air passage of yourt
head. soothing and healing the in-
nnd you get instant relief. ,
Ah! how good it. reels. Your nos-i
trils are open, your head is clear, no
more hawking, snuflllnx. blowing; no'
for breath. Ely‘s CreamBalsz just
wont runnersirom bead colds and.
catarrb need. Il’u deligth—Adv.
sets or single pieces.
mm'headaohe, rhyme! or struggling} .
_‘ Wall and. High Sts.
For The Easter Weddings
It is none too early to select presents for the Spring," t
Weddings and there is surely
NO MGREACCEPTABLE ONE. THAN FURNITURE
Our two floors are filled with furniture of all
grad-Mn
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FURNISHING? THE ‘ NEW HOME.
We welcome those happy couples who are planning a»
home and will show them every' courtesy. Come in any'
time. Walk around. Look' things over. Ask questions if you ‘
wish, and remember that all purchases will be stored with:
out charge, for delivory go any specified date.
“(lute Delivery to all surrounding towns.
. RAYMOND & SON ,;
Funeral Direotorsond Furniture Dealers.
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but. loll-tot A TRIP
‘UP TO mo. outwit.
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