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promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
rims upon the Itorrznmtn, and (hil-
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Enrica \rt‘lt? brought to this. city some
Enronths ago, and nith the consent of
~ lI‘I-Hederitk ’I‘I evm Hill, New \ork
EGermany and Beigmm Tryingiofle- iIawII-I, Ina II II IIIII. Imam. “m
’ sub 0: t: 110 tests at Br‘llnrue hospital
tince Tuberculcsi I Death Rate by ‘
.rnd (‘oInIll Medical Collore under
'Spécial Showing: or
Spring SSS
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$2.00 and up
Miss nn'nrnoon
IO Union Street
Shoat Suited toinsnro maximum phyiii- 'nrprrml of Food IIIIll‘II'Iril: Imuiit‘d ll"
cal endurance are IInIlI«rstootl to haw: mun; gnu“ iltt .mIiII‘II. le‘tll‘lll“
,bocn indiroctly responsible for recent i 1);; Dump; “IN-1,;
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ion, in “iii-Lil lili‘. lTIIiIeIlV tItntoS i. CUT THIS OUT iT, l8 “WORTH
not to Ions i'dvi problems of 1:3
I ulluro I“. II] 11:) food an option both; MONEY
Efm home and Entento consumption I 4...... , e
{I Inowmcnt ban bIeIVI put under way,‘
it Wns learned today. to hnvo Am
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‘ DQN’T MISS
il‘lilS Cut out
with the government.
F019 83., d
when the National Academy of Sci ‘ y & CO” ) Shellie] avenue
Chicago, 111., writing yoin- name and
V 7 tines both to maintain national wet
_Ie.noo meets in Washington on April”
_l.16, Dr Groin-.111 Lubk, professor
,¥h}1~iaiogy at; Cornell Medina
loge will suhSI: ‘ho to view; that tho ey's Honey and Tar Coinpouwnd
I 1. ted States Iould send troops to coughs, colds and croup, Foley“?
-« ill HtSSl-‘lll this would ,
Ibo impracticalr 11111959 the government may Pills, .tm- pain in sidos “m1 ”391:!
could provide food in hilfliclent quark rheumu‘ml- backtrthe ,_ kidney {1
bladder ‘ ailments;
address: clearly. You will receive in
for
. Iicle of diet ilti it deserves,
Vapocared in Am.“ '_
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oricnn scientists take the question up slip, enclose \;=8ith 5n and mail it to :
3:5; return a trial package containing VFol- . . .
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lligl Price of Potatoes Make it an
incapable Substitute
W'ASH] NGTON,
,iood elements are present.
I). (1, April 3.~Al-E
_thongh rice has: been recognized as'
‘ i. bouu. food in the IlnIIed States since'
Iarly colonial Iimes, and in some form
or th91‘ is generally liked in all parts
or the country, It has not been given
so unpertunt a place as a staple at-
say spec,-
iansis ol" the 17. S. Department of Ag»,
rrcdlture. i
in some sections rice has been used
for the most part as a. breakfast cer-
eal or as a foundation for pancakes.
(IIII‘th’llES, or unssvrts. In regions
where it is grown, howevor, it is used
puncxpally as It I'egetabe like pota-
.oes; and in plate 01 dishes like maca«
torn and spaghetti, combined with
cheese, and snnilar foods. This use
well may be extended to regions
where rice is now used chiefly for
,rnnking puddings and other de§serts.
when no» iS used in quantny in
lee diet, parIiI-ulmly as a substitute
. l\l poII'IIoes (arc should be taken to
sumIlI truils and II«;- mablI-s genor-V
.ously in order that tho mineral sub
stances which the body needs may beI
lllulltlt’d
themtionotflcomm Ionian a!
I(mania-able foods
As a staple article of diet. rice may
Ebe boiled in salted water and used ;.
{in potato or sweet £01,213 on n 3
vegetable at anneal at which meat
eggs, beans, gravy or other foods iicb I
in protein are sened. Wholly or par-
-tially cooked rice can be used \IiIh
Vcheesc, minced meat or poultry, fish
mggfi, beans etc., for a \ariety of
made dishes in most of tho needed
inprI—dicnt in stems and soupzt.
instead of serving rice plain Its 21
Vegetable it may be sten’ed with to-
i'natoes, ‘cuoked in a double boiler
with tomato juice, soup stock, or milk
or it. may be seasoned with
powder, unions or other
materials. B); using skim milk in thi
Iway a particularly economical dish is
pIoduIed.
As a otreal for breakiasI rice max
be boiled in milk and sweetened or
eaten with buIIer and salt. if it is
desired, dried fruits such as dates or
raisins may be cooked with the rice.
Cold, boiled rice, mixed with pancake
or muffin batters of Wheat, buck-
wheat or corn meal, makes a pleasing
addition to such food roduots,
dupes the quaiitities of
0d for using the left our cereal. (‘d’l
boiled rico also may be used with or
\Iithuut a little Inea't clri1ken,u1 m1
soning \egctable for croqurttes; and
\IiIh eggs,
(lients tor
:dingo' and other desserts as an ex-
it also
may be used as a major or minor ‘
curry
seasoning;
1e
Ier ingro-
dienls needed, and furnishes a moth-
1
sugar milk or other ingre-
nraklng a \ariety of pud‘
An Inside Bath; E‘
MakesYou Look
and Feel Fresh,
Says a glass of hot water with i
phosphate before breakfast '
keep: illness away.
This excellent, commomnse
health measure being
adopted by mlillons.
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Physicians the world over genom-
Vmcnd the inside hath, (lain-ling. this in
of vastly more iniportance’than out—
side cleanliness, because the skin
pores do not absorb inipuritie‘SSint-u
Ihe blood, causing ill health, while the
pores in the ten yards of bowels do.
Men and women are urged to third:
each morning, before breakfast
glass of hot water with a teaspoonfut
of limestone phosphate in it, as I;
harmless means of helping to wash
from the 'stomarh, liver, kidneys and
bowels the pievioua day .5 indig estibln
material, poisons, sour bile and toxins,
*thus cleansing, sweetening and puri»
‘fying the entire alimentary canal b»-
it»
II Le rs nutriIinIh~ ill I! palatable and amination of alumst any good cook fnin putting mole food into the sum- -
digests \Iell.
lv
it may l
\Iithout tlI- rim-n:
5 Iooked quick i
it). of trouble I
book Is ill show.
Iach.
I Just. as soap and hot “ale! titans»
some preparation. and III'IlIoIII \\a:~lt‘-. ECHICK McCORMICK TAKES RYAN and freshen the skin 9(ll10l water 3,“
Taking l‘\Pl\lllllllZ .nIII amounts, riIeE
“ell Inny be giIIn II 11010 important.
place in the dict III this thin ,sincel
a greater crop With produced in the;
United States last Mill than evor'
mime. Lilit‘l-‘lilllhilt’r;
crop at 40.10-,200 Lu: lIIls,
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to 191.“, ..l(llini\l‘ The;
ld crop of NH“ .Il u is gream than
to; many your». n dine-nib with
be obtained at prim:
in comparison \-.'lI.iI III l'l Ioods
II .Isonably Honor: 11ml III. IlIIion to the
tint.
(‘ltiiStd sloth (ll tlIIv I‘Immstir product
ii the country, l‘\li| it IIIIIIIIIlIIIt in- ‘
clotht‘d demand or II m1 :IlteI guzrtiy
Hit.
With the p: . not wholly in i ‘
NEXT.
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Elirne‘stouo phoaphatI an on the «lip-w
NEW BRITAIN, April 1.--.rue IIyIInj inatlve (“8W-
.oi‘ this city,
bout. Thu local boy has trained faith-
New Britain's favorite'son;
“I“. ”H. 1915 in the boxing game \\lll Stack up' coated {pugup “my III III I); have ;;
.IguinSI Iagaiust Chick McCormick of liartfold dull arching lIIad sallov. («IInplIIio1..
. 35 9‘7. 000 ”“51”!“ “I! ”W “‘1 P .‘t‘lll‘ 8“: at Putnam this owning in a tInIound atid .»_~ om... ll
:é‘ragc 1911
Those who \Viliil‘ up \l MI 119 d lm aI‘I .
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othv rs, v in .Itbjett‘.
to bilioua atiaI-ms or constipation.
fully and is in the pink of condition, A should obtain a quIrt‘ior pound or limm
\ll. iI-h make u numbII from this cin will be on hand stone phosphate at tho did:
a to root in him, and they are Ionfident This oil! coat \t‘l") l ' l1 l: Ii i< s Ith-
,thnt he will orneigt- tht \lctor
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A good mix. pays best: in the best each morning are ass-Inna
0809f.
stort.
cient to dumonSIISII 1!. 1.111“ of in-
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Side. bathing. ThoSI‘ “I. nu.- it.
(If ”‘0‘
health and appearance,
”Wow "I...
iIlIe Ol‘m't‘lli‘linll ol‘V Dr 11F Unbois.
, Prep" Feeding 7’ mtdical (iii‘t‘tlIE-‘I of tho Low. il 9118‘
‘ __.._..._- lnstiIutI or Pathology. '
i Through this ‘expor‘nnr‘v, which _
.ESEXSLMHLL.Aprzil__~t.::S.LirjILitln..£I\-_,4;ngir_ggggd,4}hiring,.-.cI1III;lIIsimts.._mr_. ,. . .......,..,. ..
__ . manta on American boys to deter-‘ rancher] ,u; .31ng up: afoot. 11mm '
'Inine the'qnantily Ion] quality of food ibt ,; not \tl 14 vom old. of the
1"
In plain browns, lllllt‘sxgl
$1500
It' 3 easy to
' Pa’y the“
Brennan-"V ~-
conscrratiw slvlosgrvlegani 313 ' talltll‘etlfi-ll'olldellfntd .
exceptionally
plnn II special
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‘ The early ('
ohoioon—Ilon’t
time to pay.
Snot: fir Spits for Mon
Sand fancy mixtures. Pincirbaoks and
values.
to $25 °°
Men’s Hats, $2. 00 upward. Evorything for the Boy;
17R stock of Easter I‘lnilring is I-I‘IIIIpiezlv
in every (it‘lllil.
styles, materials Illltl .-:l
COATS
$7.50 to S1650
$15.00 to $27.50
Easter Milliriery $3.00 up
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