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Good Washing Hints.
washing
with 2 or 3 slices of onions or sliced gum” m”. have be”) ”My“;
, ~ . . l ’
)leces of garlic. it is best to preparelslagnpd spots, and washed
me meat before doingr this, however-“ah.“
about the size of a hand. l’rcnare alkU-ngnp.
saucertul of grated ltalian chemo-,3; “'11..“ washing a sweat”.'
Helpful Hints
stained goo ts
for the.
in that
All spots or stains that are un»
Cut the “H'f as if {01‘ “"3“ in Slices:certain should be, rubbed with
pure
wash it
t) t‘ l
‘vater to prevent burning.
{can of tomato conserve and a lllllelnipht in the water in which a little
Mii‘f’t’s of Sliced gar“? 01‘ 5mm “momslt’aret‘ully with some white soap, rin~t
find a ltit‘f'f’ 0f 53“ pork b93193 ““0 aiiwell and add some bluing‘ to the last
will) (this being used its a filllflghlwater, it' the garment is white. Then
“Take each Slim“ in turn and spread amt-ace it in a clean pillowcase and pin
flinch of cheese, H little or the will). 3 the ease to the clothesline. When the
«ample 0f HOOPS 0f garlic, 53“ 811d D“!,s\\‘ettter is nearly dry, put it on a co: t
n97, lllt‘ll roll and lit“ with thread llllllmngpy in the sunshine
..ar-nund. After all slices are stuffed, _\ simple way to bleach handker-
zmt in the pan. Let meat fry. ttn‘ning chiefs, when it is not’ convenient to
:h over often. \\’hen fried add a little hang: them out of doom
Mix half at them and allow them
is it) wash
if)
“water, then add to the meat. Let fry afoream of t:
. . b til dissolved.
Kittie, then add enough water to cover
soak over
Fashion Points
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- I Taffeta and Foulard Frocks.
W a...»
‘ Taffeta and t‘ouiard frocks are a re-
,quirt-ment woman's ward-
robe whether she has a large or small
one, for a dress of either of these ma-
_terials is always to wear; it
does not go to the laundry and is not
Etettzed by it gs and dews. Althouph
,laft‘eta and t'onlard can not in them
‘selves be said to be new tbts reason,
their trimmings ol‘ organdle make
,lbt'm seem so. Frills, bands and tttt‘V
ings of ornandie give an :ti'ntess to
these trucks which is summery and
cool. Satin is also being trlnim ".1
{with orgautlie. in fact this might be
tailed an organdie season. for it does
its “bit" on silks and satin: '15 well as
on the humble ginnliain., .
, in the soccnd sketch is shown a
truck of soft plaid taffeta with collar.l
llapcl t‘acings and pockets on waist out
of every
ready
of silk voile and a tripln skirt of soft
silk. The corset cover was cmbroitl’
eretl in black but had pink iibbon
straps over the shoulderr. t
French embroidered lingerie now
has a rival in the Filipino hind-em-
brcidered garments. Thrse latter have
been growing in pODularity. and sinte.
the war anti the scarcity as -.ve‘.l as -
high cost 'of the Fretted uxitlerwettr.
there has been a swerrin: towald the
revival of hand Pnllll‘oldt-il‘y. l
Low-Heeted Sports Shoes.
With
and simplicity frocks comes suitable
sports clothes, service and;
1 His FAMILY.
j Re-written by Request.
1 ,No Fiction in Its Construction.
One evening after labor,
As 1 was homeward bound,
The sun had gone behind the hills,
For the earth had turned around;
The streets were full of people,
All going thy‘a‘ own way,
Two men were just ahead of me i
And one of them did say:
This town is getting on the bum,
There is nothing ninth to see,
it it wasn't for my family
It would be too slow for me.
i figured tip his last remark,
And found them very true
i” 6am (refraction! l
ome Drew/taking
Lemony l
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
.. By Pictorial Review
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Chiffon in New Favor For Waists.‘ ,
‘2! thickness of
:outside sole and the loot.
. . For if it wasn‘t for his family
tontweai. Lowlieeled half shoes With] m, knew what I“, would (to.
sensible lasts Worn for sportsn '.
Some t.t‘ these shoes havc spring heelsfi Other men might ‘say the same,
others have heels thretetttwrters of an .“ h” 901““ l" ””5 "If! town,
inch hiUb 'tl‘d 0m." the soles 'llld‘ \‘lltb no money in their pockets,
' " ’ ‘ ' ' ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ . Anti their toes ttpon the ground.
“‘1’me ““5 does not But when they found employment
mean that the foot comes in contact And life began anew,
with the rubber, however, for there is h '5 “MU-“l 101‘ ”W111 10 SHY
" ‘-. a lll".
leather between tlte ,1.” ”Rn"? ”1 .1 art) “.0 m ..
. , . there is work tot all \\ ho collie hett,
“1m“ “’ And many, litany more,
“W11 a great deal for summer. Gray is And those who come to seek a home
\'el‘.V fashionable. and of course, brown Will find, it" “it“! 0001‘-
and black are glandflrd . \\'e have factories, schools, churches,
{I l‘t’
heels are of
yellow is pleasing. for the elegance
of the material serves as a back.
ground for the clever lines of the
waist.
To—day's lesson deals with the cut-
ting of separate waist illustrated. It
is made without a lining, the back
extending over the shoulders on the
' fronts, forming a yoke effect. The
fronts are rolled to form rovers and
gathered at the shoulders. A large
square collar with deep points in
front finishes the open neck and sim-
ply one immense button shows in
the adjustment. In medium size the
waist requires 2‘}; yards 36-inch ma.—
tertal.
ion skirt of white orgaotiie.
The col? with
And enough to eat and drink
Two open widths of material are
required to cut the front and collar,
and there will be sufficient chiffon
cloth remaining for the. cuffs, of
which there are two styles. The
right sides of the cloth are laid tac-
ing each other so that when the
For wearing elaborate after-
ilar is tti:unied with rows or band run nOon {rocks are low shops with high
stitching of heavy Sitti in the colors of ppm”. pmwr French or Cuban-Louis. l
the plaid. ’ lA few words in conclusion,
~. . - .~- , - . l l l't'e s'tid is lt'ue'
l‘.\t‘l\ once in l‘ utrle some mgtn‘ A” l‘“ “ ' '
. i . ‘ . , ‘ HELPS ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER r ' l 9* ' t 'b“ i.'."iti.'fietl
it runs person. running out oi new ideas, . 1‘" ti 0 L “I” “ ‘ 0"“ ‘ '
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mar-at, and let boll until meat is tender.‘
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Tomatoes in season can be used in“
mead of the canned ones.
And before they knock this busy town
They had better stop and think.
Btacken Bricks.
in a brick tireplaw give two coats
iot' brunswick blocking followed with a
icottt of "Japan." The first coat of
Queer Fritterl. ‘brunswick black will soak in, and eve
, Enid.
Into 1/2 pint of boiling water stir 1.4; the second will be dull.
«up of butter, and when this boils up‘
mix in 1 pint of sifted flour.
1158:; take off and turn into an earthen brightly
polished surface.
into a dish. Do not beau them. 'l‘urn with about a pint of turpentine.
".318 and beat all together with the paint m't'l‘ Willi Vill'llir'lt
When this is won “fad N well and lasts for a long time.
Hill“ Of‘l‘tlllltlllltlel‘ of the egg. Beat 20
n‘mutes. Drop by teaspoouiuls into Tall" 11 “’M'lll’ Ul' kl’l'tlr't‘lll‘ Oil 311d
tlficz'iling lard, fry until they crack open, put into a half gallon tin pail of water.
fine with Mum.» and wine. into this chip half a. bar of laundry
_ , soap and let it boil on the stove un~
Curried Pork. til all the soap is dissolved. Take the
P111 13 lilhlt‘h‘DOUHS bll'lt‘l' into krill? mixture from ‘the fire and stir in all
and get hot, add :3 sliced onions and the saw dust it take
my brown: m-XI put in pork (out upl ly. t.cave the nmss to cool and con-
stant] let beat tbroutzll. Add] Dim milk, tit-at. 'l‘htin cut in small pieces about
05.11 to taste. Mix 1‘»;- teaspoon flour the size of a thimble anti keep in a
and 1%, teaspoons curry powder to to t'tl\'l‘l't‘(l can. This makes it‘s-al.- and
month paste and pour in when milk is prinntnnit'a] mt: kindler.
limiting. (‘ook’ altogether 11,1; hours on
Hack of stove. When done add I tote
S'pnou lemon Juice and 1 apple chopped
my line. When too thick add more
milk. Serve with rice.
and stir thorough-
Bleach Your Panama Hat.
Wash hat with soap and warm wat»
er: mix one cupt‘ul of white cornmeal
:with one-half cupt’ul of water; now rub
.
.mixture all over the but again with
Lemon Custard Pie.
'The rind and juice of 1 lemon, 1 cu
. l’an'tnr -il 0 ' 'w .
«at sugar, 2 eggs, lug cups milk, 2 ta- ‘ d “ I l 01‘ m" "ML
the dry mean: shake well and your
ttlips back into her ,L'tl‘lll'l).l tor Rune-2
liut it' the two coats are allowed to thin); old to be mum. upw- In some
Let this dry thoroughly and a coat of japitnlsmq, \l'fl)‘ a... this ”1,. rick~rack pram ”f. fever and asthma cause thousands to Then if you know a better place
occult 5 minutes. beating all the time. then applied, the result will be “,l‘t‘ilrh‘ ago has r,.flpp..;u-,.,i on vcry tuod- sut‘tor. “I have been trouble for ycal‘sl
Or mix‘m." amps”, ”poem”. that allpupu- with asthma," writes E. C. Scliaal'.i
fish. When this is cool, break 5 eggs about five cents' worth of lampblack pm up practical gingham frock. Sonic-l. Preston, 0" “and find Foley's lioncy.
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13 or the eggs into the dish run the my this with a brush. and when dry
This looks
times it trims collars and cuffs, somtrE
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This poem is for you.
Ju'st count up what you brought in re
And what you have today,
Now comes the season when hay
For God‘s sake move away.
CALVIN A. Slll'l‘li.
WISE OLD CHAP.
l-‘ied ’l‘lutt rich old uncle of mine
is a human sensitive plant.
and Tar the. only thing that gives me
relief. it loscns the phlegm so I crnl
throw it off, and sleep. Had to sit, .loc “my, how‘s that?
flights in my chair, not being able to Fred »\‘\'hen l attempt to touch him
lie, down. before using Foley‘s lloney’l 11“ “ml“‘lliim‘ll' "105"" “I’-
nntt Tar." A standard family remedy 'I'EE'I'HINé BABES
for coughs. colds, croup.—-Adv.
THOUGHT HE MEANT SWEET.
ih‘itl-enroonr I want rooms for my
All SMILE
A separate blouse of chtflon cloth
trimmed with a deep collar of self-
matertal and stitching in contrasting
color.
Chiffon cloth is in tremendous
favor for separate waists, because if
of good quality. it wears as well as
any of the wash materials, and is
better suited to dressy wear. For
the extremely simple models chltton
cloth in white, btege. ticsh color and
SHOWING SIZE 36
pieces are cut in duplicate. both will
not be for the same side. In plac-
ing each section on the material see
that the single line of large “0”
perforations rests on a lengthwise
thread.
To place the back into position it
will be necessary to fold the remain-
ing in half. Lay the back on the
lengthwise told. To the right of It
place the sleeve, with the line of sin.
gle large “0” perforations resting on
a lengthwise thread. The facing can
be accommodated above the back and
the large "0” perforations must be
placed on a lengthwise thread of tho
chiffon. The lower back and front:
,cpt'nuc GUIDE, 71§1
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self and wife. l
liotcl t‘lt-t'k--—‘\'es. sir. stun»? I h“
l'nlthwmmmm“ hbwwms‘ m” 1 ”mi Mothers Rest and Stop Worrying
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This news. may seem too good to be,
true, but it sure is right. 5
Wonderful! Wonder-full! |
that s wbatthc women-folks any who! ”New” m the this “Mud-WHO.“ “mu
they see our . .
titers arc handing out,
WHIP-RED won". CROCHET “no“ 1 Hundreds of mothers right in yourl
I. treasure of attractive ideas tot ; .. . . , . . , .. _ .. .
)ti;,llluel‘s as well as expert CROCIJE1 (film 1101.1.“ it“? 1“ mi" in"? "HM“.
”PM” Anyone can follow the aim- 3 .lts. “inslow s bootlung syrup that;
plc instructions and dp beautiful work. :tccthtng babies have lost all terrors
ffor them, they know
- Emothcr expressed “It seems to actl
‘likc a charm, you could see the ltttloI
tone pick up and improve from the first
Youngr tnmhers are getting wise andl
_ they need not. 6 '
{worry after a few doses. As one londl-L
FOL” 0
Wanted Ap
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p IN _H RIALWITH NRP
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edges of the collar may he cut off
along small “0" perforations indicat-
ing a different outline, if preferred.
Stitching iii contrasting color, but
in simple lines is one of the most:
, satisfactory trimmings for these
" blouses. .
MAKING NO SECRET OF IT.
the chances are at least es-n to out!
that it's somebody desirous of selling
Mspoonfuls flour. a little salt. Beat
A rudc person in the audience litter-
you another broom.» Ohio State Jouro
To Mend Broken China.
Make a thick solution of gum arable!
in water, stir iitto it plaster of purist
dose." tittl.
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1 "Mrs.
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ruptcti the orator.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup"
"You speak of the obligations of
M . m white part of eggs to a stiff froth.“
Rhin‘t not white part of eggs in until
WHER‘FIN THEY DIFFER.
ornment" KEEP FIT AND FEEL FINE
"The science of government. sir," Foley Cathartic'l‘nblcts area whole-
thundered the orator. "is knowing how some physio that thoroughly clennsu
to get lhe OmCBS and 110W (0 Dominic bowels. sweeten the stomach and
them, and, by the jumping linglhlarouse the liver. For indigestion, bil-
We're going to land all Of them sOllleiliousncss, bad breath, bloating, gas, or '
livery mother owes it to the suffer
int: child. to relieve it with 'Wtu‘slow's
Soothing Syrup." It does the trick,
you can see the little one brace up
twith the. first (loge, where before pain
and tears, now smiles and good
inature.
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sure to a long looked blessing for? ._ h. - dc mom“. “Ma
flue last. No top crust. luntil the mixture becomes thick. Any . i , ; . teething kiddies, it. takes ”Em hOld-illolttigltcskvhtlludytfiletliltlcrlstnutl by thil Little Willie 3113' ,paw, what's ”'0
* - ply with a brush quickly to [hp bump“: M - ' and mind you not a grain of dope, thc'wum ‘polltics‘? w .' difference between _ a lunch and a.
, m china and press together. l A Smart Frock alum-.3 and l . / formula right on the bottle, too, so "Yes, sir. pmmcs is defined as the ”133531: lunch ”a son is a light;
f .EGIIN EI©T WATER I 7‘ ‘ H .._-.. V ' ' ‘l‘ Organdie ‘ lionlktnow jmt “bhdtt 1‘11: maps??? scienccrof governinenhnntitl 1 sub- dinner, and a luncheon 'th a light.
j , LETS YOUNG WOMAN ltimes it mines tucks besides, ‘vhilel l ,I g‘omtrntu miss a on . rs. inso\ S scribe to. that It‘letlnltion. ‘ t lttnch. _,
EWING HIP 3Y©lu COMPANION'S FOOT tum“ n is added m m WW“ of at}, . 4. ~. 1- And what In the science 0 gov- ,,,,, ,_-__._
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noun rant. atom
sayndglau of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poisons.
skirt. ‘
‘ Black 'Lingerie Nexa! i
In Paris, it is said, that the girls;
ionce working in the lauulries havc‘
DRIDGH’RT, July tsr.——\\'illiam n.‘ill)illlthllPd them for work in the tutml-i .
[Trump of West Haven was fined $35‘tion plants. To this is attributed thel
Bridgeport Man Is Fined $25 and.
Costs For Speeding
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day, sir! "
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'aud costs in the city court yesterday71lolll‘lm'll-V 0‘ NW“ ““519”?-
If you “73k" “1) ‘Vilh a bad tns“’Hfm' speeding his automobile in tbislsaid ll. bill?“ lingerie‘ “ll-Ck 00‘1“”. than sixty-five 11er dlflerent designs. :ns a matter of course, and think “Well
Trad breath and tongue is coated; if city. And all hppause be M a younglchemises and even l)l31('HCtlllllllnitlltlns.i
Yes, I
‘_ '3:er head is dull or aching; if what woman he was teaching to dri\‘c the Silk voile, crepe tie China and pounce
‘3‘?“ eat. soul‘s and forms gas and aci~dlmachine press her fott on the acccl- seem to be the nlulet'i'i‘s largely t‘m-‘lyour addreu. . l
fir. stomach, or you are. bilious, consti-{pl-amr while traveling at Seasidejiloyed, also the glove silk which has
. mated, nervous, sallow and can’t get:
‘ feeling just right, begin inside hath-
l’ark last Friday.
Ligcins testitied that the speed of tbety colors.~ A black combination which Itreet ........................nu...
I’ai‘k Policeman been so popular in white and the (thin. ame """'"""“"""""""" L“\\"inslow"s Soothing Syrup” today.
mg. Drink before breakfast, a glasslmr had been accelerated to from 33} saw was displayed in the window of
at real hot water with a teaspoonfulim 40 miles an hour.
I .
» d limestone phosphatein it. This wiltt
4 flash the poisons and toxins from
'mmach, liver, kidneys and bowels
and cleanse, sweeten and purify the
“quire alimentary tract. Do your in-
fiie bathingr immediately upon rising
the. morning to wash out of the. sys-
in all the previous day‘s poisonous
" mm, gases and sour bile before, put-
’ firs more food into the stomach.
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'au exclusive shop hatl a corset cover l‘own "“""""""" 3‘35“...“ $99!“)! Small-1 fidV.
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Mr \ll’ild thought they were poofllish of a feather.
You want this popular Winifred
IWorth Crochet Book containing more Did folks take children's troubles
Here‘s our easy proposition: Send 1we all went through them" sound;
t i 4 I ‘ V .
this coupon and 12c stamps to th a pa ,0. K. but does not help the kiddies,
lpcr and the book will be mailed to ,
(live the. little ones a chance, mo-
a bottle of
tthcr, do your part, get.
i Sold and recommended by good
ldruggists everywhere—H. A. Mead,
lHE WILL CONSULT HIS
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,constipation, no remedy is more high-
Tbc audience chocrctl wildly, andily recommended. Sluggish bowels am
the rude person, utterly crushed, tliti l the direct cause of many ills and. um
not intcrrup ugaiu. ' lindircct cause of many more. Undi-
l ' lgestcd food poisons the whole system.
PA3T°R=‘1lon’t be careless. See. that your.
' -. - - .. ’e it. Then
Some day soon we are going around! 1’0“”? aife 1105“”:1‘; op f
to call on our pastor and ask him “you ““1 cc “‘9' ' >
it's an acted lie, and therefore every} fi‘gflafifio‘rfifinfiT—pfifiefi
bit as had an a regular one, not to:
lgo to the door when you're busy andl In 019‘ best paper.
THEsE Scoot. HFFPHR§
01: THE WtFE'S‘ REE
Game To BE. THE DERTH
OF ME \tET ‘. LOOK FtT
WHAT I‘VE GOT To
1T '5 Too BAD
THE NPR IN
EuROPF. KEEPS
you OVER HERE.
COUNT ‘
up
Rout 'D'VE Know,
't Ftnp t-r RHWTHE‘R
RESTFUL —1'UE
TrenoELLED SO MUCH
Anyway THHT EVEN
Pl‘rktp Fitzootwo THF.
n
15 Tan-r So? WELL.
COME RlGHT OUER HERE .
1 wow \too To MEET a
MBER OF My HOUSEHOLD
wrin‘r I 11-th Hound.
'Tt—us Poor: Fist-t
HERE DOESN’T THINK
RNVTHING OF A Tall?"
RROUMD THE.“GLOBE
ErrHER "'
on
FIND CON GEMIR L. 5‘.
ENTEk‘raw NOWl.’ GLOBE ts R POSmVF.
BORH
To ME
’ To feel like young people feel; like
tun felt before your blood, nerves and-
mcles became loaded with body im-
H,mities, get from your pharmacist a
(starter pound of limestone phosiihate
\ which is inexpensive and almost taste-
Brxs, except for a nourish twinge which
in not unpleasant.
. Just as soap and hot water not on
. this skin, mcleansing, sweetening and
Wit-911mg, so hot water and lime-
‘flhme phosphate act on the stomach.
, liner, kidneys and bowels. Men and
men who are usually constipated.
,flious, headncliy or have any stomach
”ism-tier should begin this inside bath-
”Before breakfast. They are as-
- they will become real cranks c;
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