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.» um in Many Appetising Ways. ,REPLANTING GARDEN SPACE l l’laids are lovely for sports skirts,l
How is the time for all good liouse-L WHICH HAs ALREADYn land for other kinds of skirts, (00. ’l‘liey
; to vary the daily menu “ll“. PRODUCED A CROP are worn with short coats of a plain
‘ in various guises. Rhubarb lmatcrial and with slip-on blouses for‘
originally a native plant of (‘en- Home Gardeners Should Plan to Fot.’5,,0,.,§‘us,.l ;
'Asia. Much has been exported low Early Harvested Crops ' The New Mannish Shirtwalst ‘l
' China, also from Siberia; PMS” Wl‘l‘ Others. Mannish shirtwaists are growing in
Turkey have also raised it. it is Now that radishes, lettuce, and in favor. Some models of linen are
tied to hath» been introduced into some sections peas, spinach and other

 

 

 

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Straight-Line Frock in Box-Plaitecl Effect.

(‘losti

made with finely tucked fronts, liko
pe somewhere around the 14th those of a man's shirt. lnaiddition to

these tucks, there are little sprays eui-,
lJl’Oltlt‘l‘t‘d in colors on sortie of the
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In Continental Europe, how~
, it is grown rather more for foli-
than for food. England, though,
> rhubarb for food and makes a
t delectable tart of it.
- h the United States, particularly in
7 England, perhaps, where pies are
”owed to be common articles of diet,
arb is known by the name of “pie.
t" and rhubarb pie. is a delicacy

early crops are being harvested, home
gardeners should be making their
prcparatoins to utilize. the. freed space
by planting other crops, say special-
ists of the U. S. Department of Agri-
culture.

in planning for these plantings, thc‘

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specialists suggest, it is well at all;
times, but especially this year, to con-l
centrate efforts Oil the production of!
vegetables that have considerable food!

 

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lab slashed edges for placket.

back seam.

lower

tier-arm seam.

tween "T” perforations.
edge of underbody,

Gather upper edge be-
Sew skirt to
center-
fronts and center—backs even; bring
small “0” perforation tn skirt to un- :

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Now, take the blouse and form box

plaits in front and back. Beave plaits .
free below single large "0" perfora-
tions. Open plaits keeping seams in
center and press. Lay in a dart at.
upper edge. of front under plalt
nearest armhole matching small "0"

“i to be'spurned. This same‘plant value and t ' n \\I‘icli may be , , perforations.
, , » , . . . . . Mrs. Edith tyres and Miss Melon (1 f 'oke from
can be used foi making an excel- stored in their natural condition, dried , Sew to upper e 865 0 3
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or canned for Winter use. Late lrisli
potatoes is one of the important crops!
that can be grown on the freed ground ‘
Navy beans furnish substantial food
which is easily stored, anti the present
matkct prices make it worth while in
sections whcrc they thrive, to rcplant
space from which crops have been
harvested. with this legume.

*3 5am. Here are recipes for a few
the dishes to be made of this fresh
w n _ vegetable.

go, bound for Europe on the American fronts and center-backs even; large

steamship Mongolia, were killed Sun-
: day, May 20. when the brass cup
l which lit-ltl a charge of powder of it
six—inch gun back from
the water and struck them us they
-:n all the neck. The gun was being '
tried out that it might be rcudy for
“llllllltlllllt’s :n llritiis'li waiters. Naval

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Boiled Milk.

m boiling milk most people
”I away the skim which forms as
lelk cools. This skim is, of
,the cream of the milk, and by

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- . it in a basin not as deep as the
'and let cold water run into the
to cool the milk quickly. At
“some time. stir the milk, and the
u will interniix again. When the
Is cold there will be no skim. and
fill! therefore be as rich in cream as
being boiled.

log it away the richness of the .t _. .,,,. . ,, , .- , _I .-. t, ,
. i . w sled inst d when th Ulllll \tgttables liaylnh tonsidtr .‘ men said they had “M”, mm“, heard , _._ ‘ _
. s a _‘ ‘1“ ' . 9‘ able food value from which choice ”WWW. . t
13 11131 boiled, lit“t "“0 3 Jug and may be made for late plantings in- ’l ’

elude. sweet corn, string beans, lato
beets. turnips, toiiiztioes, squash and
pumpkins. As far north as norllicrn‘
New Jersey. southeastern l’etinsylvtvl
niu. central Ohio, cenirai lndtana,
northern lllinois and central low:i.
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[hood and incidentally weighs the soft

{silk enough to keep the burnoose loop,

gin plucc. A band of \cin ribbon in licncttth those litilll‘t‘?‘~t‘ll walls
with llt‘llt‘ll\ gray,

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"O" perforations in yoke and front
indicate center-front. Close under-
arm and shoulder seams as notched.
Form inverted plait at under-arm
scam bringing the “T” perforations
together on small “0" perforation and
tacit. Join left front to right front

BELOW THE OLD HOUSE 1

(‘otlon code in any 0] the fashion—
ablc colors of the season makes up
this straight-line acceptably. The belt

'hartnonizing toxic outlines the neck (ill-l
is mubroidcrcd boldly with rope silk.

toning and front edges of the wrap.
:Wllit‘ll fastens with gold cords cndingl

 

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oil to mature from plantings made as _ . . .
‘ ' "' late as June 10 on s'mdy l'tnd l . . T. ". .iii tarst-Is. ‘ll-lrkt'm ill" l’tlfll‘ ll)' ‘l‘lll grccn vogue of plnlts this season, for dress- (under the plait) leaving edges freo
had Rhubarb and Rhubarb Sauce. A‘mgn th 1 ‘;)u”m;m ' \ g” ' \t... l. \‘clvctctl, es and coats alike are trimmed with abolv; isililigflc larg‘e "0" perforation
~ . -. " t‘ “"5 ‘ R "‘ ‘ i" ' ‘ ‘" “ ‘ '“ ' I' ‘ - .- ' - . . ' ‘ tn 1)) They are effective and add an it s or c as up.

This . (,3, h L] h l , , , . , lht \llttllll lt..ii lll .i huntr ‘3 - -
is “1.9 mm? s rhu ”lb d H to ”“5 Wlllt‘ll Ulili’ lM' l'lflfllt‘d ill mil l 1") a ”mm“ “m“ Ml“ : thin” ,1 fl, 1;, “ " very little to the cost of a model. Arrange small collar over largo
made, probably. All tlllt' lltls l0 (it) , , .x ‘l l -i.\’ Inns straight-line frock 0f canon collar with CClllCl‘vbflCkS and neck

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freed by early littrvcsts arc lillt‘ t‘illl'l
Winter onlons.‘

bane anti cucumbers.
lA Wh‘t ‘ ' ‘
fall lettuce and fall t‘ad’lEhcs may llt‘i le Organdy Waist ls Smart wl‘h
a Plaid Skirt

planted late in the season.
As separate waists and skills grow

edges oven. Sew collars to neck edge,
notches and center-backs even.

To make the sleeve, turn the
slashed edge under on slot perfora-
tions. lap folded edge to small "0"
perforations, notches and edges on-

.. ' ' W '1" has“. ll “will“; it “l“ ””l- can! voile has a long blouse which is platt-
ed back and front anti attached to
The treat litiuuh than rino‘ [hm-c yoke that are round in front anti

km)“, “or, to W]: ‘N lsquare in back. The open neck is
\ ' - ‘ l ‘ ‘U'llllllletl with square collars. The
J ”d ”W high ltldlduw ll‘l‘ll‘lul‘ underbody and skirt close in front.

filo wash the stalks wcli, cut them
W‘short pieces and put them on to
V with a little water and enough
or to sweeten to taste. Rhubarb rr-

 

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It is not essential, the specialists

”Us plenty of sugar as it is quit:-
Cook until soft. then serve hot
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Stewed Rhubarb de Luxe.

Wash the rhubarb, ctit it into one-
”pieces and place in a large sauce-
Covcr with sugar and cook slow-

niorc and
a l w it ys

thcrc are
be found
White ttib skirts of cot~

more important
some novelties to
llll)t)l"’ tiicm.

point out, to wait until all rudishcs,
herds t.t lettuce and other early ina-

turing plants are Tbiliovcd before
planting “was or setting plants for ton galiardinc are made with yokes of

vawdim: ”Ups. (‘orn or beans, I”, colored linen. and where the skirt is
example. may be started in spuccs .tiltltlltd‘lt) the-yoke thcic .ttc M‘H‘ldl
mum. in radish m. 1“th “ms‘ 0,. be itows of mat-limp slitt'llllll: tlUllt' in

:lit‘flty colored cotton the color of the

Win!!!“ Ward: Crochet Book.

noon”. 0 eta-lilac “an

unwell-"4.1m Du-
!- toll

caves, still hear ‘
'l‘hc htirtlcll of the ri\‘tllt‘t~--li:t.\‘<-l requires 5 yards 44-inch material.

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Anti somctlmc certainly that oak, Then turn item in front,
no morc
\\ ill keep the winds lll cltcck ; his

To make the. design in medium sizo

’ Beginning with the uudcrbody, the
home dressmnkcr closes the under-
: arm and shoulder scams as notched.

the center
i being indicated by large “0" perfora-
' tion. l‘lait lower edge and adjust 2-
l inch bolting to position.

awa _v !

fulncss.

dcrncath oven. stitch it;
folded edge.
and cuff as notched:
sew to lower edge of sleeve. notches
cvcn; bringsninll “o" perforation in
cut? to sleeve seam.
armhole as notched, small ”0
forntion at shoulder seam easing any

inch from

Close seams of sleevo

Face cuff and

Sew sleeve in
per—

‘l‘hc embroidery on the bell is
worked in heavy silk threads to give
a bold effect.

.. “”3“!“ 0f honor 1 Next, slash the skirt through the
\\ lll is“) l” “is" Sillllt‘ <lilp for fold at center-front. from upper edge
some for shore; to single large "0" perforation, fin—

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

th'l‘li tltc rows. The rittlishcs or let-l i . , ‘

tucc will then no harvested lit-fore ”wtibd‘. \‘l‘llllt‘ shirts with green, blue

late planted crops lived all the groundl:l :l'dngc COl‘W‘l l'tlkt‘s In“? quite cl—
. cc ivc.

until soft. This brings out the. juice
', but leaves the pieces whole, al-
; I soft when done. Enough water

tee 'to the stalks from the wash-

 
 
 
 
 

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to prevent burning if u". pan is Mined from the l‘tlllililnution of othmi A strong military note is observed in “N" Hi 1' _ ' l . W” _,,__fi_, M _‘ ,_ . _____ *J
, . ) l‘ul‘ll‘ and mo wamumos, tsuits of mannish cut for women. The l S l “l" “' iispcring, mg ll? I .- . .
input over too hot o lift. it should . ” mm“ are short and plentifullv pro- and day FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. and timed on .t towel. .

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slo ' \H'an tl‘l‘dlt‘ll“. . . .
“5" W13 0 ‘l ‘0 ‘ ‘ 1‘ lvnlcd with pockets llkt‘, those on a sol-

ltllcr's uniform. These stills aredc-

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‘llll HOW “ill” Hills
1 ' ' Welcpcd in dark blue, and khaki-col-
.orcd materials. Perhaps the. military
’ HING ffflyspirit is also responsible for the com
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_g___ . bination of blue and red so frequently

Instant Relief for Sore, Swollen, Teanem' Blue. dresses are embroidered
der, Calloused Feet and Corns lwith red heads or red silk, anti in some
You‘re t‘ootsick! Your We, feel ”romp-cry striking models there are entire
puffed tip, cliafcd, aching, sweaty, and 5190"” of "9d with perhaps, pockets

That (“Tr—fin”: “f lather I‘nnc, Corks. steeped in vaseline are vblflavor may be rendered 1“” so by

passmg away! cellent substitutes for glass stoppers. slicing, then putting in a colander
-—-\\'illiam llcll Scotti Acids cannot effect them and ahead-1 and l’OUl‘lllg boiling “m” 0"" them-
mu..- lml “Hues do not eat mm,- After this plunge into ice water and.
'let remain for half an hour. This

. _ ' To tress 'kirts ,alwn In : lam
3 Yr- BUGLES- ' I \ h 55 y l ‘ glwill leave. them sw'ect and crisp.

 

Steamed Chocolate Pudding.

e tablespoon nutter, 1,5 cup of
,., , 59 cup milk, 1 cup flour, 1 egg,l
cup granulated chocolate melted.
haspoonful baking powder, Ilea-
‘ u vanilla, pinch of salt; steam 1
and serve with whipped cream,
. has been sweetened and flav-

my."
Blow, g M, LN, ‘1. buglcs of the mornl cotton cloth over the material, so tbn
Blow () MM” of the sunset? it will not be touched by the iron. . ,, A __
blow, ' l This prevents the material from Do E C E
Sound yum- (l‘1!" tltl‘i's, your ringing 00mins shiny. STOPP D “'5 350'“ H
“mph. “r “um. i To clean a merit clmppor, put a, George Lawrence, railroad fireman,

muons. I)“. ,._,,,,I_,,,L,d legions of piece of bread through it, after youlKittpell, Miss. writes: "I used three»

 

 

 

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' “Tiz” makes feet remarkably freshll'ed- Hats also show ”'9 "3d Md l'lu" 1"” mmul CIOCIIT [00‘ stand ‘ 1 “(‘0‘ n h m “‘l of'a chopper and you will have no Pills when l was so Slek I hardly

Mic or Peach Tapioca Pudding. man To A" ”ill”

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land sorgproofl "Tiz" [“sz the pain combination, generally in touches of For freedom, and the biHhI-ight of] difficulty in washing it afterward. ,C‘mld stay on my engine. My back

the free; . To make an ordinary candle serve' ached all the time; my kidneys 9'0“?“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

remove stones from peaches fort
give a delicious flavor; 1 cup of

and burn right out of come, callouscs rod 011 blue straw.
and bunions. “Tiz” is the grandest;
foot-gladdener the world has ever
known.

 

Summer Wrapl.
Attractive wraps for wear over sum-

jcnd this coupon and 120 ohm»
ordinrtotllnnpormdwowttl
inn copy or the wonderful Wini-

No bloody tyranny upon sea or land,l “5 an all-night
But the inalienable truths of Lib~l powdered salt around the wick as

ert y!

Acclaim vour triumph paettn over way a mild, steady light may be 0h-

far tip as the blackened part. In this

lamp, pack finely , Sluggish; dtill headache;
all the time; nervous; had to rise six
to eight times each night. Foley Kid-
They strengthen

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{:6 tea-Sliooxidsaltl;t strain tatpioca. Get a 25-ccnt in: of "Tiz" m any’mer evening frocks are of thin printed “'3 Worth Crochet. Book. Might, tnined all night from even a small ”1:” fans cure 13:", f,“ t t
, 9 sugar an so an on over drug store and end foot torture for a , , ‘ Your call for justice and the over-- piece of candle. t e i neys so ey can i or on o
. in pan and cover with hot wa- Pam“ sm" unlined, and made of a “m. """""""""""""" throw Celery and lettuce may be kept the blood the uric acid and other poi.

 

whole year. Never have tired, aching, single
Sweaty, smelly feet; your shoes will
fit fine and you'll only wish you had-
tried "Tiz" sooner. Acc€pt no substi-
tote—Adv.

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$3559 .fl'fiLRé‘é’ggfil‘i’E lttt‘i liELLOlTHERt-r saw YOU remover: Tlth DO you new TO GORE! ISN'T He‘T
. - UTCHER WHO LIVED e 08 S ILoR .
AN 0L9 FR'END 80”" l 010M" Know fit)” on OUR men ttE'rA 2A1}: gilt THAT ONE TA

OLD 80V lr~t YOUR GLAD RAtoS‘
. Fri cum it
two MADE 'El’l? [k T TA OR NO”

fresh by standing the. roots in cold
’pvatcr and throwing over them a

long strip of the silk dropped
in a deep burnoose loop at the back to I """""°°"""""""
,makeahood. Mum“.
1 A golden tassel swings from the (Send to this 9.90?)

Of a" the hordes that fight against
the Right!—
Blow. 0 ye. bugle, valiant bugles,
blow! l

sons that cause rheumatic pains, back-
damp cloth or dry nianilla mp" ache, stiff joints and sore muscles.“

They should, before using, be wash- Adv. _
-?Clinton Scollard. ed thoroughly, soaked in ice wateri SilllSOD-P0\\"€ll (Mutilation.

tit Ibita of butter on top and bake
, last 15 minutes of hour let‘
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