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' 7 !-. — t lgenerous period of life when their -,
. 1 ,— . ' ' . {i ' . . N TI 9 jservice to lht'il‘ country should be: ,7 , r" ‘.I.'.:.I‘._' :
fried Recr es He! in! Hints ‘1 Fashion Pomfs 1 6dr 6" Y’rdclical 111'
’ - p p l l :icnlptttlitins 111 \\’ltlt'li iltI‘.V are not ac- _ .ll‘t l‘
l ‘ 'l ' 7(0me Prey/Wing ‘
. —"‘ ’ '_”_"_ l .. V} _. - ~ 1... J ‘1 ; ‘s zttt’i‘ ~ ‘ '
. Rabbit and Gravy. l The Milltai-y Cape Coat ls nghly ‘1 (“11111 H’II’IMIIIHIHIIIJ )IIIII” Iii“ :1'111‘111111 1'
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Parbml a rabbit; drain and save the .. To Clean Ma ble. .~ . POW-“3'” l "I: SfllnlER_Yfl”TH , . ll . 11] 111w . m .1 111 eflonf t
‘w' Inner. Disjoint and f“. in pieces in 1“ bt‘alll‘lu“) "1‘4““ marble rub “”11 foulard with large whitt- polka dolsI to it“ . H M .\ot.t.I 111..1.I 11 . l l
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atop boiling fat until a niCe golden “m" of “mu“ d1pp11l ”‘ Ml" I‘d“ Inlm-h has 111-111 so much 111 1-11dcnce. _ 9:111:11“ )hll‘httltllzui ‘“I 111111 :II‘IIIIII' \II‘IIII . 1'
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’ Odor on the outside. The meat will he ‘0‘ “‘3 hour. H“ “ ““1"“ “ff “”1‘ -‘““Is1n1-1- the spring is \1’11 tietiucutl) Hu'lWllle and Women 10 be K0 t 111 11 l' in 11 111 nor 1 111 Prepared Specially for This Newspaper t
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m and atl'lsp. Pour the liquor 19" NH”! dild it‘liltl “dim. ipl1..\'ed tor the linings and collars. '1111-‘ D 1 11; 1 11 I11 1 111111 I I p z
1 - ' “'1’ t‘iU't‘ iillVl illlL' till! 0111’ \Y ‘lt'l Wl . . . '
0" 1 - 1 _- . - . .1 _; . collars are large 111 most cases. in '- m Armv Tram-L ‘ , B Pictorial ReVIEW ’
I'm b 11mg ““0 '1 “HAN” ”“1 1m Use for Old Newspapers . . . , .. .1. . ‘ A“ ‘ly Fro - protect them irom unhealthy influ- y F
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It?! flu Illlllult... Stir in gradually 3 ' ,Wm" Illidl‘l‘ ”1‘“ dri‘ “111111111111 11 , . . . l
' ~ (ill . " - - - ' f r urnv . - " mg Lamp“, — 1‘0 Ba! euros and 111-11111- 1112111: 111 11-11111111111111 1.
fiblespoonfuls 11f flour, a tablespoont'ulI ‘ n1 “SWIM“ 11.1111 111 “ ‘4 ~ ”011‘ and “Y" VH’)’ pretty 1" h'0“. ‘ \, i l . ii p S S 1 f I] hf l W . , f
» - .~ ‘5. “ “ 1‘1 " ' 1' iirt offi . .- . . .- .- . ., . .1 . ‘ 1 .. 01 on) 111w w: an 1111 scapa 1 11 r - . :41
If butter. 1/2 cup cream. 1 onion c111 ”I‘ll I“: lI lull?“ ll)“ “qu 211‘ f r ““9“ “’ “mm “H“ In “m," 0‘} Against bong, However—. spomilulity in 111's matter m .1“. wagger Ult 0r OUt U eaters. l
fine. a pinch of parsley. salt to taste “1mm” “7‘ "I“ "M" P" ‘ ' ”U 0 ““3‘1‘ 5““ Willi“ ”’“N‘ “Tall" “”‘ldml‘ - 1 ' ~ . ,‘ . - - . . ,r . 1
. .. . polishing pram-s. 1, “Hum... .1 ; Councnl of Defense Lon-l 11111111113 «"111 WHHIHHH'H‘h “cm til-I911 terest 15111011111101, althoughthe two— ,
and a dash oi paprika and a bouillon lt' N‘n’lkt‘l some 111‘“ in II bucket 111' 1r .. 11.1. . ‘. . .l . . 1 . . . . ‘1h1ts1- )‘ttlmtz mm 11111 5“,”,de but . piece circular skirt has “S distinct—
fllbt’ 01’ l4 1011511001111” 0f t‘Xll'iK'l 01'. . L. ' K ' . ‘ ‘ _ , l A “'3‘” number m lllllildl) 1.111115. Sldel‘lng‘ EstablishingMill-‘1mm ”N. ,mnmmi“. 111 “m. ditty ”I“, ive features. liark blue men's wear l
, ‘ 2 will greatly improw 111.1 fiaonIIv‘dll‘l ll") 111.1) 1)“ r“ll“d it) 111 “S” 111111 1-.1ats. \\lllt'll may b1- taken as a. . _ ' ‘ III” drivrruitiation 111 111-1:11.. a” ..f. acrge is used to make theIsuit. The ‘I
«-1 is is. W“. mm. and Wm sunrise \.0u'.imils ”1111111111 into 1111111 dust and 11m“ sign of 11111 times. 1111- also 1111111 noted. idly Agrlcultural (131111) " 1' . 1 1 \ 111111111 1s ‘1 JaIcIitet is 1101111 in With 11121 belts 111'
‘ 1 1 . - . . , , .1 . -. _ . . ‘ V 11-1cn :1'm_\. \c are 1 . t! 1 st , trtnmcr with l1utto.. and tho
. -,. . ,. . . - .. lln the air—until e1 1111111111414 the 111.11 111 i 1 .- 1 . _ . . ’1 ,
kg! 1.1.. (lttdlmebm 11nd iztnllnc‘en. 1 . . . fl . , . . _ H ml“ 111. ("M button. and hrtid, . _ ' military necessity. to 1111 11111111111111: neck is finished With a round collar,
_ _._ _ [bl-1“” llUUSt‘lWltl-N 111111 bile or P111}?! and high collars buttoned straight up Decision to spare no erort to co in our power to promote the health which is perforated for both “we
. . . _ .
2 Corn Chowder jltlttl Mimi“ N'31)." “'illt’l‘ Will i"“““-‘“ to the neck are some 1.111111 indications operate with the war llt“{l&|l'llllt'lll in 1111 CNN“? 1h“ \‘it'tli‘y ”f the men and small SIZES.
Silt-e six ”(Names and 1“.” onions;“““' botths. t . . . -. . Iplans for safeguarding 1111 morals of in 1)... training camps, Iin Imedittin mm the suit requnm
"‘ fine 1111 if t l ’l ’ i 1 1 ‘~ 3 ”"' " l A “umber 0' m" ”‘1“ ”m” “r“ “”“rthc young men soon to be culled 111 , . . ... 1. 4,2 yards 04-inch material. if 1111.- .
If]? 'I 0 U 101 111 p11 0 “d— Remm “Foe "I‘ Stains r'p. 1111 1101 1 irmt- i in *1 q... , . . . , .. . . l 1”" tl““””'"'"‘ 111.11 “‘1' 4"” Fired. the pockets may be omitted.
Ctr. when done add 1 11111 of good table “.1 'l . 1 11 1l11nc1 ll Ir s. .11 r H 1 . n t 1 . ‘1 1111111 naming camps was 11.11111 lvy training mme m mp “,- 11,.1 am» There are ten pieces to the pattern.
> '1 1'-s1111' '11 " ‘ -;1 ‘ ' 1 g'I; ~~1 . 1 ..‘. 1.. v .1 . . . . ,'
m and wok flight mmmm Add. “‘ -“UI "‘ . ‘ 111. - . -. 111111111 up In trout. 1nd mI 1111111111111 1.111 (11111111111111 sin. 1111111111 111 11111111111111 ”ms 111111111 1111 01111.1...) one half of which is given. “hen
. W“ of 1111111 and piece of oleonrrg- to get lll'd('llllle oil on 1111. illillttl‘idl. hang 111.1111 longer at the sides and at i)1.1~cnse 111 a meeting yesterday 11f ‘d'us I'm” "m h“ places 11f it‘mplit- placed on doubled material each sec.-
. . . H tack a Dlt‘l'l' 11f absorbent cotton 111cr 1111- back. ternoon, (‘Ullit‘r' of ”H, “”le): let ‘1" l '- ' ‘ .~ ,. , ‘ . II 11 tion is cut in duplicate. The home
mug gjze of an pggI 11., not 1.4 the ‘l . _ 11'. t .1- 1 . si t t' 11- .1 . . 1 . -. . . . . . -. . . . 111111 and p1-t1l lh.» .11111-nd1111n s 1 sewer must note how the pieces are
milk boil Salt ‘0 tale 1 11 spot 111111111 1.1 1 y 11.1 . 1or 111 A favorite d1\111 of soup of H11 11-1 1111111 hifl'll‘ldly of “.11 .\11\\it)li tl 111 m” I.” “W 11'1““ "ire laid 011 the material acc1rding to
. 1 s . . . ‘ _ , 1.» 21 IV . 1' -. 1r. . s . .J ’
.the ”m0“ “‘1” have "hmrbml the 011’ dressmakcrs ls to mud“ the gown d" D' Baker “m b" ”mum”! to ”10 ille “"11"tlt'p'trtllit'pt more authority the guide, before attempting to cut;
Potatolgss Chowder gleaying no traceof the stain. agoually. One of them has made a mayors, first sch-«1111111 and wardens in ”m mum. 111-111 “.0 prctious‘h her goods. The back is placed on the
P 'l' . 1 . .. _ 1 ' ‘1 “ striking evening gown of black and of conintunitiesv-w _. _ ‘0 l . 11111" l‘nd “Q, lengthwise {Old {”5" Opposite ”‘0 '
.01 111 sa t1d water, 2 package of Use for Stockings . . . ‘ . _ . . 1;] imbfl'hrt‘d ‘1 1“ ‘ l “l . back will be sufficient room for tho
mmni broken int) 'nch l“ - gold after this fashion. one side of lionotahlc R. ‘.\l. ltusst l. _m_ “m coin" m 1", “mp to Wm” upper sleeve section and the belt The
1 . ' l l 91““ ry. 1'sc the legs of outgrown wliilecash» 1 , . . .. . f . 1| 1 1 .. 11' 1k 1 . - . . 1 .- - 1,1 <1 ‘ H ' , .. .1 ~ ‘
Int. 3 alices of fat salt pork s‘lice ‘1 . tit gown “as 11 1,111 tie ot111 1.11 . (h.111m.1n Stan 111111111] 111 l1 1171.1, 1111- conditions 111"1'1'\.<:il‘\‘ to '1“. large 0 perforations m the sleeve
min} eizpd onion~ - 1 ti I f: , 1 "“‘F‘A storkmgs ‘0 “Wk“ ”1“ “m“ and the back was just the reverse 11f Hartford. l‘tillilt-t'llt'lll. 1“ ”m“ and \mipy of our soldiers, are laid on a lengthwise thread of
. . 1 . b s (1:11:11) 11 at. in. them my .11 the length desired (Hid 50‘" the front. V’Anotlicr nowlty is the very Dear Sirs:-~~ . “f. ‘tl f ll ' 1 ”mm of the material. but the belt rests on the sol-
fixt 1 0 not rown. 1 n and bone “.2 .. ~ . . 1» . . , ‘ ’ ' . . \\‘ll 111111 11- 11 111.1111~. ta e ed 8. Ne to
d1; of fr1sh l1 111d 1ck 1111 r “I” thttmbless mittens. Suppl) “l"“tl short sleeve. ending well above tho i am \1-ry anxmus to 111-111:: to 1111- 1111-111 authoritit‘s‘ in the cities “m1 its field gthen “i: frolilleolfafllleflllleol‘igf‘
um: :“;"c'11 n......-.,.... ,. . . . .- . " ' ' ’ “'
.111 add the fat and onions seas-on “D- “it "Itmtlltl 1‘ lllllt til“ around elbow, which clinractertzcs some of attention oi the state councils of towtlr‘ 111-111' “pp-p mp- camps are lit the large 1.0.. perforations in each
firm}: if d . . .I 1. inc top with 11111111, pink of 1111111 slllfil' 11111 now-psi of tho afternoon gowns. '1fefens‘e a mutter in which they can c-1ted “I. wrung). which ”up an]. NSUHE‘OD a lengthwise thread. The
‘ Ba an WW” 111111 1" "“"ums' teen and t‘cztthcrstitt'll 1111- lHtt‘k 1" lt-rw cloth is still 1111111111- '1111 111» of ’l‘t"ll service 111 11111 war no ' ' . '7 . . .1 collar is placed on a lengthwise fold»‘
flea add macaroni and l quart of milk. m'ttch . ' ‘ Y 1 I I . 1 1 is 1 - (pm-g. “-111 1.11 liasfilll; in transit to
1 .—.
1 ‘ Macaroni and Meat. Delight.
Put 1,—’_1 package short cut macaroni
and 1 cup egg noodles into boiling
tallied water and cook until tender.
In: H pound salt pork through food
‘ci‘opper. Try. out pork in spider. then
M111 :1 sliced onions and 1 pound ground,
.~ steak. ("011k until brown. llrain 111111:-
mi and noodles. add contents in
«wider, also 1. can tomatoes. Sprinkle
with salt and pepper to taste. t.‘ook
#5 minutes.
1
Polenta (Italian).
the-cup lard and butter mixed tiiall’
and half). 1 large onion sliced: melt
the, 11111101111111 lard and brown the
11111111111 onion in it; cut 11p a chicken
Cm! lay around the onion; sprinkle
, with“ salt and pcppt-r, ground cloves.
cinnamon and ailspico: when the
chin-ken is ahnost'donc stir in a pint
., _ attic-1111110011 and let cook until the.
.Tahi‘aflcn is tender. stirring every few
,‘nfiautcs; while this is cooking take «1
cur/at boiling water. a “file suit, and
unit in enough corn meal to make 11'
wry ptii‘f batter; turn on plate with a
napkin and cut in thrccinch cubes
‘32.?) a twine string and cover with a
lapkin;Iset'\'1- th13' corn mush with theI
wry of the chicken on it. Rice may}
he; uscd in place of the cornmeal it‘
tamed. Be sure the rice is cooked
Ivan.
t
1
t
. Cheese Dish. l
1:17.112 beaten egg and a cup of milk.‘
. limiter slices 111' baker‘s bread and dip
inegg and milk. Grate a generous
1:10am of cheese over each layer. ex-f
' w! the. top layer. which simply but-l
t: and dip. l’our any remaining milkl.
In}! egg over-top and bake in hot oveni
MM an hour. Serve immediately.
Baking Powmr.
the cup cream tartar. 1.1;; cup soda
31d 17$ cup pastry flour. Sift 5 or ti
'flhzes together. This is used as any
. .kkin}; powder and is much more ecuv
tnmical.
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n
WHAT TIPPING MEANS.
lbnrteen thousand six hundred per
“a is a pretty high 'rate of rental!
“,it is Ijust what you pay when you
. V ‘ the. cloakroom pirate a jitney for
flicking your hat for an hour. Do
an get us? Well, it's just like this.
.m you pay 10 cents for the loan of
Idollar a year you pay 10 per cent.
“if you pay 10 cents for the loan of
planar for a day you pay 365 times as
Ma rate, or 3.650 per cent. It‘s just
name with your $3 11:11.. When you
’hs cents on it for an hour you are
flying the rate of $438 a year. count-
uonly twelve business hours a day.
air-3111111 is at‘ the rate of 11.11110 pcr
I'm Tell this to the cloakroom girl
Hz: and got her “comeback." But
m blame 111-1 if she‘s a bit snappy.—
.a'eester Poet.
b. —4-——.-—-
pays beat
Sega hood advertisement
1-1
sport suits of this material may he had
‘in all colors, but. where last year we
had. thl‘st‘y coats lined with silk. this
season the style is rewrscd and coats:
Foul
11rd is popular again. very much so.
and appears in many gowns in combi-
nation 11itli serge. other varieties of
cloth. and also with orgaudic
it p .
. Laundry List,
A good laundry list for the houscv
hold and one that will last along time.
may he made as follows: Write on 11
1111111111 slip 111‘ paper. in a gnod plain
11111111. or better still, by using a type-
writer. 1111 alphabetical list. of the arti-
clL-s sent 11111 in a family wash. ‘
l‘astt- thin slip of paper 1111 tt'fairiy
!tt-ut‘) pit-cc of cardboard. have ”WM”!
Take .‘1'.’ strips 11' [Miller not more military. “MM,
than an inch wide, make them into a color.
pad. sew across 1111- top on a machine
of silk hate linitigs of jersey.
('oats. even for Very little boys.
tendency toward the
in cut, trimming or
Pure“, in shades varying from
gray to 111111111 and having brass but-
tons. is very popular just now. ,1
.‘i great deal of crepe dc (Thine is
1.11'111111111‘11 UltlLU-‘iit‘ ”W li-‘l ”l ““m'lm- heinu used for children's frocks 11nd
3111:1111 :1 pencil by a string. also 1'1 1111p rotiipcrs this year. it is 1. ““119".
l“”'t""' 1" “Ni“ lh“ ll“ l” “ “0"“ rial which launders well and is cool
1111111‘ 111‘ any other convenient place. and dainty in aplernnt'c.
\\'lt1'n 1111,- “ttrllim: is l"‘i1“'l“‘d ““‘l Although gingham as a material has
checked off tear oil 11 sill). and ill“ Wii in en devoted to children the
will be ready for next week's list.
RI
111 perforate them. so they may be turn
:11‘.’ easily. and li1r~itll the pad to the
sc Ininny
years. it. seems as though the use of
lto not mile 1111' Iiilmt‘h‘ 100 “PM “r it 1111111111: the grown-ups has given it a
nether. stimulus in children‘s clothes. There:
never has been 11 season when there
\
To Bronze Rubbers.
H‘itt'k l'llliliel‘s‘
"HiH‘ll 3'0"!“ lH'UHZt' :‘lHH‘S 113' painting green and pink plain ginghams lift“
them with the polish which comes for made up of themselves or are com-1
hronaing shoes. Apply the same HS bined with plaids. checks and Stripes
you would your shoes. tip which one or the other of the colors:
Windows can be’ easily washed and is a part of the color scheme. )‘cllow:
you do not have to litllllel‘ with drying is especially popular. it is often em-l
them. Take a piece of Chamois skill broidcrcd wi\~ shit-Ls of brown, old
and wring out in hot water in whichroso and green. or with blue or some
you have put a little ammonia. tltcnIotltsr contrasting btit harmonizing
wash your windows. This dries amenior.
quickly as you take your hand from; ~» ~— . .
TAKING A BACK SEAT.
l “The home should. he a center of
the glass.
—" 1 culture,"
Care of Gas Stove. {1111.
i have agas stove which has a‘ ”I don't “bit“ i0 111111."
bright enamel polish. The only thingl
(‘lel
l
-._l
l
1111' =wcred;
i ever use to kec; it looking like new;
is furniture polish. 1 interested listener.
if your tenant is delinquent anal Put a tablespoon of vinegar into the
destructive become a Sentinel cheat '[chiekcn fricasse or beef casserole if
too advertiser It anon you doubt their tenderness.
.,__,A- .. 4.-.. ,.-
7 11111. WAT):
have been prettier gincliams for chii-I .
111‘ bronzed ‘0 drcn than at the present time. Yellowp .
partnient
ready
tablishetl, largo munhers 11f men. se-‘
lected primarily from the youth
the country. will be 1.:atl1crcd together
for a period
and training.
of this force prolmhly will he
tip 111‘ young men who haw 11111
become accustomed to
rillwl'
and who will lie at that plastic
I'lmt’a what the women-folk! my when ‘
in the training camps 11l-
. other points.
established or soon to be es-
' 1
Will you give rat-nest
tion to this mattcr your partictr
lar state? I am routident that much
and
considera-
in
of
can 111' 11111111 to arouse the cities
towns- to an appreciation of their rcfi
'l‘he grcatcr proportion sponsibility tor clean conditions and
made i would stigutut that. through such
yet (‘lltlilllt-ls‘ il> may pr--s1 in tin ruselycs:
contact with‘ to you, you impic-s upon these coan
the prostitute, ‘ opportunity:
and
of intensive disciplinc‘
the saloon or
intuit-ties tl'Lir patriotic
in this matter. 1 would fttrtht‘r 1111:»;
111-s that. as an integral part of the.
war machinery. your council make it.
i'lt‘I
Wonderful! Wonderful“
self 11‘sponsililw 1111' scent: that
they see our laws of your state and of t‘orm‘css in
WIMFRED WORIH CROCHET Bonn respect to there matters are strictly
Minna-s as well as expert CROCHE'I l
w
. pic instructions and do beautiful worl:
5““ ””3 lli““'br““"’d “'0’” Worth Crochet Book containing more tions relating m 11...
'lhan sixty-five new, different designs.
Mr. ltubwaite. “but personally I pro-31.1.13 coupon and 120 stamps to this pan Iihe promotion of rational
.i~"r, whilo Mrs. lluliwaitc eniightenslper and the book will be mailed to
the children. to play the part of an‘rour address.
Name -.-nuu-oununnunuuou
[own noun-cocoonucupona 5%...."
There was only one way out, and Mr." Wad took it.
enforced. t
This relates not only to the camps.
L1-s1ul1lishcd untl-‘r federal authority,
both the present otllccrs' training:
camps and illt‘ divisional training
A treasure of attractive idea: tat 1
orkcra. Anyone can follow the sim-
'c:11nps soon to he opened. but to 1111‘
. more or less temporary mobilization
, 1points of the national guard units. it
liclatcs. too. as l have indicated. to
.thc large 1111-1111211 which
soldiers will t‘tlllSiHlllly be passing in
ltransit to other points.
As i say. the war department in»I
tends to do its full part in these mat-I
the (Lo-operation
‘lio local committees.l
cannot otherwise;
‘V center
1 1”1
. 1
12111111121; . I‘ 1
TAT’l'lNC ‘
th‘ttrxs
3tt-rs. hut we 1\:pc1't
land suppo 1 :
in 1111-11111» 1 121d
2
t‘camps from
'which clean
secured.
In this connection. let me call your
attention to the commission on train-
iing camp activities. which i hare orv
ganized to advise with me on ques-
moral hazards
1 .
1
use no .ghborhoods in
(tutditions 1'1tm‘10! 1)“
l
i
1
You want this popular Winifred
in our training centers. as well as to
recreation
within and without. the
; ramps. The 111ep1hcrs of this com-
“ mission are as follows: Raymond 11.
lFosdick. chairman; Lee F. llanmer.
Here's our easy propositionz—Scud
. facilities
F... _ 1. ._ M... _.._--_- v“ . _ A . 7.- , _ _ .. .
. .l
he nchieyck l pch to mote thtI
. isystem for farm loans. "
{feet nanc-vonoao-ooooouiua-non-'0... 'Thomas J_}{0V\'l"ll."1, JOSQ'DII lA’C, Mal- Charles P. N91“. Milel‘vPlllnlpr
1colm L. McBride, John R. Moth]
of the serge. but the facing. belt,
sleeve section and pockets are all
laid on a lengthwise thread.‘~'r~
If the collar is desired smaller ;
A swagger
spring costume for
young girls. consisting of a blouse than originally designed. cut 1111‘ the .
and two-piece circular skirt. my”. lower. back parts and facing along I
small “0" perforations.
oped in blur. men's irrar scrgc.
AL
Tailored stitching makes a fashion-
able trimming for blouses. but very
little decoration is demanded where
simplicity is emphasized.
G SIZE 16
QEQEEEL'! -
t
The straight. simple lines of this
costume render it especially attract.
ive for young girls. 0! especial in-
currtnc. 01111157160 snowm
5.33..
11
Stroll. ($811011 G
W"- vrm -
oro 014 54 men Nari? m-111H*'u11“1s“‘"fi
Pictorial Review lilousc N11. 7180. Sizes. 14 to 21! years Price, 20
cents. Skirt No. 7145. Sizes, H to‘ 20 years. Price. 20 cents.
Military Agricultural Camps
The food supply committee was in-
structed to report to the next meet"
it is possible that the chairman of:
this commission or some 01 its mom-I
bcrs will consult with you in regard
to the activities which they have in ing on the advisability of establishing
hand. I bcspcak for them your ut- in Connecticut a military agricultural
is being operated in‘
v
camp such as
Maine.
L main—111m
Thousands testify
Horlick’s
most support and 111-operation.
Very truly yours,
Newton D, Baker.
Secretary of War and t‘hairman
of the Council of National Defense.
Sanitary Precautions
llpon rceommcndation of Dr. God-‘
.i‘rey. it was roted that each nicmlter
of the committee on sanitation and
medicine he an ex-ofiicio member ofI
The Original
Ilhe auxiliary committee of the county
1
in which he lives and of the townI malted Milk
1committee 11f the town or city in: Upbuilds and sustains the body
which he lives. - N0 Cooking or Milk required
l Farm ““5 ’Used'for 1A; of a Century
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