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"t CH‘L ti l'. fig; {3, ,
‘ 1m“ in tumour»
,...i martini. .an their
:~ um- at the “only nimp
fookrd. Sugar boots;
5:11p 1|!“ng my be
t» our suit of unsuitable
.. available. The sn‘vclness
"$615 you} 1w greater in one
Mil, ' hem lll anothcr. but all sugar
Meta t'ulllillll sugar enough to make
My, .~..'; specialists of the United
States, monument of Agriculture.
The sir-up may be made by a Very sim-
plc process. and a few rows in the
widow will W beets enough to
giro a family all the raii‘up needed.
A bushol of beets will produce. from
that t: '0 five quarts of gimp.
belts. when mature should weigh from
1 In :‘ pounds each, 30 or 40 of them
Krill make a bushel, and as the heels
after thinning stand about 1-0 inches
apart in rows about 20 inches apart, is
-. easy to determine how much
J round to use for sugar beets if a
particular quantity of sinup is desired.
. ».A few rows in the garden generally
‘m’ill be sufficient.
The ground is plowed or spuded to
I good depth, without turning no
me): raw soil, and is made firm,
. am“. and free from lumps as early
in the swing as possible. 11 is then
tool free from weeds until sending
' time. which is not until the ground
is warm.
,‘ The seed is planted hull an inch or
an inch deep. either in bills or in
solid rows. If in hills. each hill con-
tains from 3 to 6 seed trails and tln‘
‘hllls are about Ill inches apart. It in
solid rows the plants arc "blind-2rd"
by cutting out wr-liones of Mir i‘tm‘s
the plants remaining stand in tttt'lr
about 19 “when apart. The tour. lll‘t‘
about 20 inches apart.
As soon ‘as [itissiblmnhk boots on:
thinned to one. plant in each hill or
aloft. This, is done by hand. or: the
plants Are very close together. Good!
cultivation is nucesuary. Where irriga-l
lion is needed the surface of tho
mound around the beets must. not he
hogtied, as a crust will form .and‘tbe
air will he cut off from the mot.
f‘f‘or proper development. sugar
ems require four to six months.
. ”RVhen they are ready for harvest-
ing. the tops show a yellowish tinge,
fund the- beets will pull uo‘wl'ith little}
not. After being loosmcd. the 1199le
filmy be lifted with a. nwo4ined fork;
i'l'hoy are then topped by cutting off:
,tho crowns at the point of the low-:1
caplet! scar, as the crown contains
much of the salts taken up during,
‘mwth. l
3" not to be mudo into slrup at‘
Tahoe, the beets may be stored in pits?-
‘ ooverod with earth or in some. other‘.
way so as to lump than: cool without!
frosting and without wilting. .
In making filrup tho topped boots;
are cleaned by soaking a few min-3
miles. then scrubbing with u (“Durant
111K brunll. The next. Mon in to full
81mm into surfed} as thin as cite-sir;
”locum of an inch if possible. A but—l
chef knife may ho used. but. u liruntl
, cutter or some other slicing durimf
n pnglrv- l
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- The shawl boats are plucod in u
fight. harm)! and ,just ounugh hot wa-
‘ tor to cover them, boiling water if
, T'Foossibla. is poured in at onro. 'I‘lln‘
, barrel is then covered with wvorul
“lhlcknessos of canvas-to hold tho hunt
The sliced 1180124 are ullmvul to unutt‘
for about. (it! minutes. 'l‘lw barrel ix:
agitated from time to limo without
being uncovorvd. Thisprorwss brings
"out the sugar from the boots. Thu
tillqnld is then drawn off. strained
’ through several thicknesses of choose:
Cloth, and Naomi in u lmttly or other
vessel, in which it is boiled slowly.
5 until it. has evaporated down to tho],
thickness desirod. it is important'
cons will ttlkv thvwal hours. TllP'
vwork may ho done out doors it” do»;
sired. Caro e'houltl ho taken not to?
scorch the sirup. Tlm scum which:
rises to the surface of the liquid is‘;
skimmed off, to l't‘lllOVP the strong!
beetlikc flavor. ,I
. The sirup in bottled or cunnmt While:
in dark in colon
but has a plcasantf
flavor. :
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ARRESTED, HE SAYS,
'Attorney Russell Porter Clark of!
Stamford has filed a suit (in $5,000,
' in the Civil Superior Court against_
1 Herbert B. Lanyon of Stamford,x
, claiming that be caused the plaintiff‘s:
arrest in order that he might turn
Inapisions of crime from himself. 3
‘ Clark guys that ‘Lanyon alleged
Clark had committed embozzlnmentl
Stamford 'City Court and dinclmrged.1
Clank says the charges br-ught
against him were false and made by
Lanyon will: malice and for the put-
"pose of preventing a threamwnl a1"
' Ly§t of Lunyon in New York on tho
7:115:36 ‘ufhafing obtained stem) un-
der {akin pretenses. ‘
CWILLIAMS HOPES TO
RECEIVE COMMISSION
NEW YORK. May filo—According to
‘flie announcement of the National
fTonnia Association, the report that R.
orris Williams, and, singles cham-
. 1011, has failed to past: the physical
‘ex‘omlnation for entry at the Plans-
inn-g training camp was bnsod upon
disinformation. The officers of the
lr'asaoointion rncelved a telegram from
‘llliams today stating that he is a
“saintly enrolled member of the of-
‘cmwtrainlng corps'und hoped to
Moconinlission nt thc‘cnd- of
training [1"1‘100. :
I
2 Spray with patent bold-fast bulb and best
1 lug. Regular $1.25, 2
MW 1}...
‘ that the boiling bu slow and tho pro»; .
hot. and sealed to nrvtcnt uioltlinu. t‘, "
T0 Div-Em susmcmu *
nul 119 was arrested and tried in thel
Nice things for
the Bath Room
Both Spnys to fit any tub faucet. A large head-
quallty tub-
r
$1.00 sale price. i r , 1?
15-min- . v...
5.3“ ' Round Hampers of fine white willow, woven top
‘5 and bottom rims, with close cover. Very smooth and
nicely finished. ‘,Medium size, regular $3.25,»
. , 51.50.
i ’1 Basement.
Towels of
... best quality.
3‘ Turkish Towels, bleached, heavy weight,
1.’ x 36 inches, .16 ch.
22 x 42 inches, 20 do.
22 x 42 inches, 23 cts.
x 42 inch/es, 45 co.
1 x tS=inChes, 25 cts.
Towels with pink, blue and gold striped borders.
is x 30 inches. 23 co.
:0 x 40 inches, 33 cu.
Bath Mata, pink, ,liluc :utdtzm, 59 cloud $1.10.
Third floor.
I
With pink and blue borders,
Old English Weave,
“"W'ffivfis
.3
I J l J
1 4
‘.
Mahogany Tablcs
" Coloninl uyle with round top, pedestal and base.
.These handsome tables are of a design which has been
Considered to cod taste in. American homes for more
than one hun red‘ years. Some of them are of solid
'mphdgany. T his is one oftlie important values of the
sa 8. ‘- -
, Regular price Sale price
$14.00 $11.50
$14.50 $11.75
$18.50 $15.50
$19.25 315150
$21.25 $17.00
$24.50 $18.00
$28.00 $23.00
Bedroom Furniture
Sheraton Sets of fine ,quality.
Bird’s 12,-. Maple, Regvlfg'ggice
’Antiqun Mahogany, , ' . .
5 le Price
American Walnut,
95.00
Fourth floor
.. 11....-
For the Cook
Yellow Miing Bowls, set of 5, sizes front tlto 6
Quads, 98 cu.
. Canister Sets, of heavy tin, white enameled, with
hinged covers,. All nicely labeled for tea, coffee,
iugar, etc. Three in set, one”. two and three pound
Sizes, 65 eta.
Family Scales, platform tops, weight up to 24 lbs.
by the ounce, $1.39,
' Wire Strainers, heavy wire with strong handles,
3:3}: _ . 6 inch size, 20 cm.
«A v 5 inch size, 15 ch.
2- Grape-Fruit Knives, fine quality steel with riveted
good handles, 25cm.
Aluminum Rice Boilers,of ,heavy guage metal,
handles and large water pan, quart size, $1.39. .
’ Aluminum Covered Roasters, large size, seamless
, Ease and cover, With basting rack, ‘ $4.65.
7, , Hardwood Chopping Bowls, medium size, 18 etc.
Hudwood Pastry or Moulding Boards with
" braced ends. These cannot warp; size 18 x 24, 54 etc.
:5 China Salt Boxes, blue and whitewith wood cov- ‘
m: u ' 35 ch.
\.._ Jig. .. Basement .
,1
310.11g
I l
v”?‘"‘ :
Laundry Furnishings
Oval Willow Clothes Baskets, best quality, large
5126, regular price $2.00,
it .. $1.50 saleprice. , 3
' ‘ Adi Splint Hampers, large, extra deep and stron ,
hinged covers. Regular price $1.75, g
. $1.29 sale price.
1
M. P611" 5“ 1'01“, One solid piece. ,Three irons and
1 p316 handle in a set, . ' _ - .
in. $1.19 special. . ,,
{41... l W 3'9 0f heavy duck, to be fastened to
nothespm .Or laundress’ belt. Bnngtih's dozen pins‘ g
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my 7‘ i. », ,
precord
Ill
The Read House
In the Furniture Gallery, fourth
-fioor has been arranged a pleasant
music room where visitors are welcome,
and where all the late musical composi-
tions may. boheard.
PATHEPHONES’
Inun RECORDS
_ ' Etake pleasurein announcin
.that we have been a pointe"
agents for the Pathé Pa erhdne
and the Pathé Library of cubic
Records. , ,
. ;ln this store you will find a
complete lino of Pathephoncs,
ranging. in price from $25 to $225,
A New Music Room
including special phonograph-and-
fifibés and ‘tér'r‘t‘i’s.
Evéry Pathé Model is eclui Pod to 913
all makes of records, and p ay them a1
superbly.
N0 NEEDLES TO CHANGE
Every Pathé Model is equipped with
the internationally famous Pathé Sap-
ll-a permanent ball~ahapcd
Jewel that takes the place of metal
noodles. There are no needles to change.
hire
‘ PERMANENT LIFE TO THE RECORD
Furthermore. this little, jowel glides
along the records Without tearing. di ging
into or ripping thcm. Pathé room a are
guarantee to play at least one thouspnd
times without showing any perceptible
' wear. { l '
WE guarantee every Pnthé Record to pl at
least one thousand times with the Pathé Supp ire
ll Ball. without impairment to the unexcelled beauty
of tone and without allowing any perceptible war
on the reboxd. ‘
THE PATHE GUARANTEE 1
combinations at attractive
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M um: LIBRARY or nousuz moms
In this store, too. you
will find a collection of
records that open to ‘
you the whole World's .
music. The greatest
Dingo" in America.
Famous forcizn artist.
who. have never ap-
pared in America.
“dialed fp‘l‘elgn or..
chain: and bands; and -
n nudfiludc of delight- _
fol music-l novelties.
‘ Come into thin-tore
to-dny. Hour all your
favorite oelectiona ploy-
od no you luvs never .
heard them played be-
fore. -
in...“ o c. u Lulu! Puh'Tc ‘l 3
° UN3:.ch{...3m.acuorl “"9”“
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Coats and Cape:
For Evening Wear. it a l"
At My Sole Reductions. "
_ Old Rose Cape of Changeable Taffeta, lined
. white crepe and trimmed with bands of black
Was $55.00 .
. 11.53300.
. Old‘Rose Taffeta Coat, 43 inches long, lined wit <7
figured (ieorgettc ,trimmed with 3 bands 0f,bl'..... you ‘
vet, fancy caped collar, verystylish. “213357500 .
it... A. $37.50 ..
‘ Magenta Satin Coot with cape collar and bUl‘dflf
of paune velvet, lined throughout. Was $45.00
,__ A. $25.00. ~
Pearl Gray Silk Poplin‘ Coat, 45 inches Iona,- l
Georgette Crepe gathered at yoke, bands of black ve
vet, Was $85.00
A‘ $45.00
' Other desirable stylesnat . r , p
‘ ~ $17-50. $20.00 nod $37.5q
'1
"‘ EFT-7‘. " .
ii , ”my“? to,
witlj v ,
velvet. ‘ f
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Tailored Suits,
ll! of Rajah Silk, Khaki-K001 and Taffeta.
h” - New lines have been received to reinforce the
continuance of the May Sale this week“. Especial as.
sortment of suits,
$14.50 and $18.50
*' of" "‘1'
Afternoon Dresses
lg??? Very smart and distinctive models. 1"
is”? A special ‘offer includes a Georgette Crepe combin-
ed with taffeta in white and pale flesh only, - , _ 13'
$25.00
.
EV‘I'V Woman
will be wearing (New. . .
. The up-to—date woman who gardens or does any.
i manual work has found overalls the very thing. Easy ;
5 to put on over her ordinary dress, she is kept spicldf
and span, and as warm weather approaches, overalls a
can be worn instead of a dress, and will not be too }
warm because the fit is so easy. Brown checks, navy ‘_
blue stripes and khaki color.
i in, One-piece garments, $2.00
Two-piece garments,
gin $390
trillll.;t.v.-.--.-..-. I- “4%...- .. . ~ 7- » "-
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elf Second floors
‘ Candy Specials
Matinee Chocolates and Bon Bons, assorted,
e
25 ch. 11 lb. ‘
Bitter Sweet Chocolate Creamn, . l?" l.
25 and 50/cts a box.
Milk Chocolates, assorted, 715 cts. a box.
Fioh’s Chocolute Covered Nut Meals, l
60 (:15. a box. i
Cnne’s Chocolates, cherry or hard centers, {in
« , $1.00 a box.- t'
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