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'l'mm the tub it never fails to give the THE GROWING OF BEANS
' Helpful Hints
Fashion Points
wearer the crisp, fresh look, whether, Bouts are tender plants and must
{it is worn with whito or colored skirts, be kept free from weeds for good
gand handkerchief linen are the mswjlns better than a wheel hoe. It weed-
? f [Tried Recipes
Rabin Brad.
Sift 4" cupiuls of flour into a basin
filth ti teaspoons a! baking powder,
odd 1 cupinl of raisins, 1 teaspoon of
cult, ‘5 cup of sugar. 1 teaspoon of
j ”ted nutmeg 1 well beaten egg and
well-greased bread pan and allow to
sin for 15 minutes. Bake in a mod-
em oven for one hour.
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Raised Bread.
the frames, then cover the burlap with ‘ mg and be“
. pictures and when dry varnish. Tack smock to the sheer and dainty blouse ‘ ‘ ‘ .
. ‘the covered burisp to the frames by for afternoon wear, there is certainly???“ 3391“?" or 51mm} Dockets
Scald 1 quart 0‘ milk ' Warm 3using a narrow gimp, and brass-headed a very large variety of interesting “me“ Tm“ them 9"” 5" much more
large pan of flour. Add to milk after tacks, and putting a white molding on blouses a“. 9mm”. The ”mum slunctlve.
A Novel Screen.
A novel screen, just the thing for
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Take some burlap and cut it to fit
Vacation time brings the hood tor
,more than the usual number of practi- , ,
your sewing room window, which shuts cal clothes—this. we all know by ex-; wmcb watery: “made” perfectly and are small.
oil the draft, but does not exclude the parlance.
light, can be made by inking three old’lwhofplan their vacation wardrobes
bay window trames usually tound with foresight will include a goodly:
stored in the attic, and mining them to— inuulbsr of separate waists and sklrrsl
,3. ‘3 “P5 0' milk. Mix‘ wellrturn mt” a Fgcther with small pieces of leather l’l‘he waists may even be planned with.
. ‘ and tacks.
view to wearing them in the (all wit
the cost suit or with separate skirts.
comfortable morning
’From the
Among other things, thotSe
trials most used, but this summer they‘ll! (M are bod. hand booing will be
are also wearing blouses of China silk, ’ 13003381"- ‘Kill the weeds when 1119?
its lulll as cool as possible. To accoms‘ At the Storm Experiment __ Station
[pally these, there are skirts of white beans are planted in rows 28 inches
“,1, satins and sports silks which a”, sport, and a one-horse spike tooth cul-
‘lnade up in pleated or gathered mod- tivator is used for cultivation since it
cls. Those ,soft wash skirts are or, “bu“ “D BMW“? and dim "0! ”WW
n‘rrcially practical’in the gathered???“ 5°”- _ ' _. ..
lgfleg‘ They are Shirred at the waist' (lulllvzltlon and, l)lsease.--lt hi).
‘nnd sometimes finished with a heacl- been mm“, that Anthracnosc. ‘PM
A number of these have spot or Rust) is spread by hoelllg and
cultivating when the. .vines are wet.
For this reason it is best to keep out
of tilt? been field when a heavy dew i8
ion or after a rain.
in the sheer blouses, voile, ornpdio' crops. For small plots there is noth- _
cooled 1 tablespoon of shortening, 2-3 top.
or which is lard and 1-3 butter, one. ____
”heaping teaspoon of sugar and one; To Wash Black 5mg
yeast cake dissolved in a little warm: mugh’and wipe it thoroughly, lay it
“water. ‘Mix‘ ingredients in milk, then on a flat table with the side up which
while blouse that launders nicely is
tho fourth shoot
. 6am oflacticat -
flame Dram/Waking
2 , _ .Ccrronr
Massed Specially tor This Impala!
ny Pictorial my
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Spnng DeSlgns.
to variation in tho inclement of “lo
waistline. Blue contlllucs to be full-
ionsblo despite the newness and it-
traciivo eil‘ects oi the pastel Iliad”.
There on man fashionable tones of
Among the New
Spraying—Spraying for Anthrac—
11036 .is‘ of no value. if insects, like;
iRose Bectlen are vel‘ious, spray with;
”Uh will hold Arsenatc of Lead (paste) one pound?
“)0 inter-club‘- i0 “3!) gallODS “f water,
FOURTH lNTER-CLUB SHOOT
The Norwalk Rillc
or
stir into enough flour so that doush is included to show and sponge with
.hot coffee strained illrdugh muslin. Al-
flow it to become partially dry, then
ill-on, ‘ '
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my be kneaded.
e
1
Brown Broad.
One cup rye meal, 1 cup corn meal,!
~
1 cup graham flour, 3-4 teaspoon sodapfmm dust by taking “’9 paper no”.
1 teaspoon salt. 3-4 cup molasses 2 sacks, cutting the bottom from one and
cups 50‘” milk 0" 13“ cups ““381 pasting on top of the other to form
' milk. Mix and sift all thevdry illKI'G- lthe required length. Slip this over the
memo except soda. Stir soda into the board when putting away.
sour milk. Then add milk and mo-l
losses to the dry,ingredients.,stlr ‘h'EWllll kerosonc.
til well mixed, turn into n weil-but~‘
tered mold and steam 3% hours; The
mold should not be tilled more than
2-3 full.
{yellow through the winter wash all the
{starch out in the autumn, rinse in blu-
ling water and put away unironed.
Bacon Surprises.
Take ts pound of bacon, out rather,
thick, and fry a little on both sides;
Remove the bacon and add a medium-
sizcd chopped onion 'to‘ the fat lllld
cook until it has browned. Have ready.
round is preferable, although 9. cheap.
- ‘ or cut may be used. Cut into pieces:
about the. size of bacon, brown them‘
on both sides;
to barely cover, and season with suit:
, ly about half an hour. The bacon inl-'
parts a delicate flavor to
the gravy is delicious. I
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Use of Left Over Chicken. I
Put. into a saucepan 1 tablespoontul
of butter, 1‘ gill or stock slid 23,:le
spoonfuls of bread crumbs and stir un-‘
til boiling, Then add 1 'pint'coldl
chicken chopped fine. 1 teaspoon salt,‘
dash of'pcppel‘, 1 teaspoonful chopped
parsley. Remove from fire. and odd 2
'welibeatcn eggs. Fill well-greased.
moulds, stand ill but water and cookE
in the oven 15 minutes. {Serve hotE
with a cream sauce made from milk'
. and butter, thickened to the consis-
tency or cream. ' ‘
if» 2."? '
it.”
,Mufflns“Withoilt Eggs.
Dissolve one teaspoonsodu in one
[Quart buttcrmilk; adds little salt and
. enough flour to make is still butter.
,‘TWO. or three tablespoons will make
them much richer. Bakejn gem puns
ill-a hot oven. '
j illullll- ;, -
, tiliiillilt
How lieu: Flashes. Dizzy
. ings at Chansoof Hf?
'moyihe Relieved.
‘ mm“), Vs. 4‘12““
, . taking-
.ovsn bottle-of, LydiarE. Pinkhsmin
» .Yegetalll‘e, Coma,
pound! foslilk‘o-I
: new woman; I‘nl-,
. Mauls Choose
of Life
_;troubled with other.
place the person iota lying position.
with head lower thumbs body. in this
way consciousness.rcturns‘quickly. ,
a large slice of steak; the top of tho‘b
. ilClle sometimes.
then add enough water mouse'hole
oi the moat. Cover and let cook slow- 5,
" Spells ond‘otlier’BudFscl-
wsyshadllhssdscho .
and wasslso" »
Ironing boards only be protected
To clean rollers of a wriugcr rub
m
Helpful Hints.
To keep white clothing from turning
When a. person talnts immediately i,
1
Uses for Soap, Etc.
Common yellow soap will stop it
effectively.
D
. Make bur a d‘ lv ""r
and primer. Place the bacon on top "w e u m em and windows.
llich are inclined to stick work
A smart atom and Skirt for summer
descryedlyiwisvorite: tor~ when fresh
small bore at the Daricn Range my
Saturday, Aug. lib, 1917. Firing to be
gin at 2 p. m. sharp. To reach mute
take Stamford car, get on on west.
side of White Bridge, walk south lo!
fork of roads, then take left branch
to range.
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HE FELT LlKI NINITV
{Settling will. make spot-son feel old
' quicker than disdl‘deréd‘kidneys, for
when they are not working properly
the whole system is infected With poi»
sons that cause aches and pains in all
parts of the body. A. W. Morgan, An.
gold, Lit, writes: “Oh, i suirered with‘
pain in my back. I am 43 years old,l
but I ielt like a mall 90 yours oldi
Since 1 took Foley's Kidney Pills 1.
tool like i did when I was 21." They]
tone, up and stranguleli; “111g. kidneys. g
and promptly rcllovs annoying bludder‘
troubles.-—Adv. ‘
sullsolprowell Corporation.
0) Month
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Wear
lloothly. .
(Relieve the pain from a burn.
the meat and, Combined with brown sugar will' I'ht's 'h‘ tho whiten-folk.” "h.
, bring painful gatherings to it head and.
I
will draw out a splinter from under!
the fingerznail.‘ ,
Mixed with stove blocking will ids-l
son the labor of applying and lmprovo
the result.
Will stop a leak in boiler in emer-
gcncy. cases.
point duminx yarn
llubbsd on a null prevents the wood,
through which it. is driven from split-i
ting.
useful to clean ‘flat irons»
The unpleasant creaking of doors
maybe remedied by rubblnz the edges
with 'soap. ‘
Old Cans.
v
A‘tin baking powder can‘with sover- .
a1 holes punched in the .bottom to let
ouLair will be found very .usclulto
cream butter andsugnrfto work shortr '
clung into pie crust or biscuit. also I) A.
chop cooked vegetabfes. -
' A nsvsfissopsoosm.
“The stage should 'de'pict‘soclety all
it really, exists," said the serious pen
SOIL. -‘ ”It .fl'hg ..
.1363" replied Miss Cayenne, "but it,
lo’ct ot‘the stage." ”' ,
sick hair and dandruff.
Will serve as substitute for wax to, 3 f
The inner wrappers or the soap arcl
duesn‘t.“ 0n~thc contrary. society tries _
. .tO Imlmte/ thé”songls,.dances and; (“a W g'f‘fi'ig‘fiblonzo‘s‘ioofooéfow ‘ V
d we or 100 cars.
30:2:ng .' FINA US is pure,
for u.
tester; bottle.
Woodsman Wm
thumour «
lltllrlfll mm duct!!! WI .
A truism otutrsbtm tam
album as well as expert cnocn ,
orkors. Anyone can follow tho sills,
plll instructions Md do‘buutirnlvorh
minnow“
V.__A.;:T ;-: -‘,.< ;; .~W 9e... .
bought for ounce. It means
15 #4::- .
You wintlithli )69nhr Wired
mm maximum more =
film-lnelwlr'imfint'fifllm '1 ’
Here's our. our .D‘l‘o on:'-Ssnd- l
is ‘coupol’l‘nnd to Stamps to this pp ‘
‘r’und‘htho ban will in mild to ,
or address. , . .
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Wuyoudo. don’t got BALD!
Prevent ds'lldrufl and failing-hair by using the great French preparation
ED. PINAUfi’S HAIR TONIC
' ' ' ' the one effective tonic for itching scalp,
Th“ origins! Em do Wing-feds by men and women of refinement the
Don’t risk the use of unknown or misnor
Ask your druggist. Send 10c. to our American Offices for a
‘ The. Saving, Ranging from 10' lo 30 %
f, all aiizPllrcilases made bore. _
I Thisdoos not mean thotlwesre adoring cheap furniture
ord fiunlture at apohe‘apprios. ,
~ .li only, akitcllcnechair 01!;er inrnisll- .
luloiantuburhmutymlculwwea;_
Ttiliyissnl‘llytakingsdiuuisujeoi .iilisxsaic. _.
Purchases-made" during this sale, will ~ »
delivery; * -
Agronouly..l)epmlment Conn. Agr. Col. ‘
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Necessities are not so very high: it’s
thc“cxtra added features of file that
are bankrupting us.
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1'!”me Hotel for WOMEN
sorpL ‘
Martha Washington
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fill)! our 500 Ipo
not! II! '
on; filo 1.5035. do! 0::
a 7
“wine melglatslle I lam
room then Wssem
finalise: a! 49 coals d
, “not It 50 noun.
m m ADDITIONAL IN'OIINI'IQI
3“! UN" mum
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delightfully perfumed and the one
7 '_ mmuulllncsum'
we are clinging you our stand-
-}§ ‘ ‘ cllrrtlllll RATHSKELLER
blue, nearly air of which are becom-
ing. This one-piece frock is in t-
tsry blue voile, trimmed with fills
silk soutacho braid. The Must c our
in the front in surpllce style the
neck being finished with a man Col-
0
To reproduce the model in medium
siu requires 4% yards 64—inch mate-
rial.
If the cutting guide is followed
carefully, mistakes will be impossible.
Place the belt, trimming fol t a front
one] of the skirt and collar on the
sngthwlao fold of material. To the
right of this place the basil gol‘o o!
the skirt, then next the front gore
with the basil gore of tho wallt on
bolt section coming lust.
Now, along the upper row place the
sections of the pattern which have the
lines of large "0” cri’orution' in
them. These perforat olls rest. on
lengillwise thread of material a
the sections, as placed in order, no
side gore of skirt, bolt; slave,
shield, front and pocket sections,
it the shield be desired with t J.
. neck, cut out along small “0” )- a
Narrow sill: sontacho braid trims {33333 ,1 3:01:13; magic“; «,3;
.this (rock of pottery blue voile.X It of ’psttern, before placing on to-
foliow: the llitntcisuof1 the figure coco- ‘ rlnl or turn the hem deeper 9!
, b" be “3 u i s e ' cutting. ‘
In oddities to narrow braid,
ions are ussd to trimtho cost
36‘ ‘ .
Pictorial Review can... No. 7094. Sizes, 34 to so inches
Price, 25 ants. ,
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its capacity in this respect being unexcellad. , .
Money deposited here is safeguarded by approved and up-
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' terms consistent with sound banking.
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