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bet the peaches and remove 1119'
Add a pint of vinegat to each
, quarts of peaches and cook untilE
y are soft. Then add another half-
“ of vinegar half a cupful of cho- E
med onions. half a cupful of sugar. 11;
water of a pound each of raisins and,
m mustard seed.
t11o ounces ol‘E
ped'ginger .root. and one ounce
of red pepper and garlic Mix theE
ients w,ell cook the mixture forE
minutes after it b1gins to boil,a11dE
film with more vinegal, if too thick.-
Peach Butter.
Wash the peadies and remove the
“fuss" by wiping them with a damp
(cloth, but do not peel them. Place in
‘ granite kettle, add a little water and'
simmer until the fruit is 1ery tende1.E
Inn them through a t‘tuit press or
(calendar to 1"1-‘11101e pits and skins. Pu't
fie pulp thus obtained into a clean
1
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In stick cinnamon and a few whole
Boil until very thick and of a
2%}: color. Store as for jelly. Re- '
agave the spices before pouring into
an glasses.
5. Allow threefomths of a pound of
“or to each pound of fruit.
patches and cut the. pulp in small
”es. Remove peel and ‘1‘1'1‘s" from
an pineapple; then pick in fine piece."
«grate coarsely. The propOttions of
be a liliii‘ more peach
than pineapple.
Ilemon for every pound of fruit, for this
was to bring out. the flavor Of the
dither fruits.
mated rind and let stand covered for
Im‘eral hours. Heat gradually to boil-E
mg point and 111111111111 slowly for three tones in this material this ve.lr, but the 111111 tbicl. 1- out.
way is illelmoed in prolt‘in and thctel
as the juice ‘11-111 thicken more on cool Entutralih by the frequent at. d wily 11111 i: a p‘tttit-ulatll'
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in four hours. Do not cook too lou‘r.
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’k'hrce ba11a.1.15.o.a cup ill'tild flour,
0-1' 1 1.._ one to
‘fi‘hP-‘HDOOD 111111 111‘1e1l 11111.11, cwfqum,,_.rEhelts all come ncarut‘to11111I:‘.11111s1‘11 cheese is richer in plolcln than mostE
cttp milk Esemble a summer pOIch all 1lc.ked out meats and is vet'v much (ltcapcr.
“415121. on salt, one- qu:11"tc1
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we egg. one tablespoon lemon juicm
'31:: and sift dry ingredients.
mixtures; then add lemon juir‘t
{mana fruit forced through a sieve.
wLin. Serve with lemon sauce.
ENE ANN) IN Milli
You From Dread Attack
are advised to dress warmly; keep
IIorbed into the blood.
.03”: the kidneys to filter thi
unpurity.
stiffness,
rheumatism.
a first twinge of rheumatism
' ' y pharmacy about four
2 Jad Salts; put a tablespoon-
"L 11‘ glass of water and drink be-
reakfast each morning for a
This is said to eliminate uric
[stimulating Ithe kidneys to
A ctlon, thus ridding the blood
'lmpuritié‘s. ‘
' ts is inexpensive. harmless
made from the acid of grapes
emon‘juice, combined with lithia
used with excellent results by
of folks who are subject to'
titan. Here you have a 111.21-
ascent hints-water drink
Et1pe
tany old diess
'toltclt and look very well 1:1 the bar
rgalu.
{Emit are largtly a matttr of taste but"
Alberta should
Use the juice of one?
Put the fruit and sugar"
in alternate la1‘e1stn a p1esex1‘ing ket- Eiillin in the lincv-rie line. and not 1.- floor or sl.tr1h and onl‘it‘ilt‘d with 11 lit
2);- ddd the lemon and a little of the '11‘hite abushed does it seem for being lit? fill
Heat
. “333 "m” light, add milk and combine aralnst
111d never before.
BRINGS NNENNNNSN'.
my; a Little Salts in Water May SaVeE
'1th dry; avoid cxposur;e eat less
. t, but drinkplenty of good water.
flheumatism is a direct tesult of
1111; too much meat and other rich
5 that produce uric acid which is
It is the
from the binod and cast it out in
prime; the poreo of the skin are
f ’means of freeing the blood of
In damp and 'chllly
leather the'skiu pores are closed
racing the kidneys to do double
they become 11 eak and sluggish
to eliminate the uric acid
keeps accumulating and circu-
through the system, eventually "
in the joints and muscles
soreness and pain
uricacid and . ‘
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Take for instance the net and lace:
How mam one secs 111 'lmn and 1etE
"1l11v ne1e1‘ grow tiring. E
And although the) all belong to the}
same sisterhood ytt now unlllI-e 111cl1E
‘one is from another. E
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1~‘Allil~‘il£i.l) COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
For Mobilization of Resources
Bridgeport, Conn.
in Cooperation with
S. Department of Agrlculture
and
Connecticut Agricultural C‘Ollege
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Simple little dresses. most of them.
‘a1-,e and yet one always feels ‘lressed
up in them E
The combination forms one of the.
The Use of Skim Milk. E
Skim milk is a valuable food i'o1 it
stats on iashion's slag.a,‘1nd it plays has e1'11ything found in whole 1111111 or E
'its part with fascinating charm
Ect- pt the tat.
We miss the il.11 or Of the
llow cool and thinly n1il.11ly looks 1‘11Ei'at in drinking it and since that food- .
the track of lace and net.
More and more popular
become.
has orgaudy,
until now the sutuuttr 1111id
'1l1ildrcn
'sluff is lacking, skim milk cannot take;
the place of whole milk in the diet OfE
ilo119"11‘1, it can be used tol
counts hm 11-111."an 1n. «11.11.19 if lztadvanlttgc in combination with other
docs not boast a 1111... 111' this dainty
'material.
111 this season Of strong 1‘ comb'na
'tior.s of materials, of one does not 11.1111'.
'11 11. 1111111110 frock of ox-zgullly, .1 1“1‘. l‘ ts
‘01“ it stu1k lore and there on 1111111111
will give .119 popular
lf milady wishes to have the very
latest in afternoon gowns, 1111‘ will pro.
vidt‘ horscli’ with one of satin and
batiste. I
Strange friends are lhcy not? Yet
charming combination E
And who on earth would 1‘ve1'l:e-‘
how that gingham could c111crge from
111' humble crysalls sing.) ‘1110 the gay
land expensive butterfly lift that it'
11011‘ enjoys. ' «ME
It is the (‘inderclla of l‘nshioulaldl
come into its own among its haug'ity'
sisters.
11111 of the “hang or or" iavmltes.
E Tile powms that be fancy the neutrt tlI
'Edesigners and modistes have offset this
of 1:1' ctonne.
All sorts of fascinatitl’.‘ fixings
devt‘lopctl from the cretonnc.
i Coats without sleeves, skins that go
E1111de1',sllirts that go 1111", rollms and
{ll 1"
El‘or company.
The bars of conservation me down vlst d botIh on .111‘1111111 of its (‘llt‘llllllt‘i-‘SE
materials this summcr 111!
1izcd,pr01ided its makeup is elfecti1c.I
Wup by spoonfuls fly in (11.1.!) fat andE Onlv two hard anti fast rules docs
Efash'lon seem to have made-11nd men
'lili y hate been broken 11 lth impunity
l
EIM PORTANT TO MEN
WHO HAVE BEEN
has receivtd instructions ftom \\'~asl1
‘in‘ 'ton to the effect that men who have
the selective
draft board may be examined for avid-'11:!“ fl‘t‘t‘ from scandal at the a: llllbit‘!‘5
If their number has been posted
heumatism is easier to a101d than‘bl the local draft board they will not
cure, statesa well known authoritv, E111 enlisted. but, after assignment to,
apply far
been summoned under
E tion.
Etlte Cunto111'nent,tl1cy may
I’tranaler to aciation section of the sig
tion. .
i Liet. John ..l Lynch of the Royal i‘l1‘-.
s not forego my experience in it for any-
thing. I have fought on foot, on horse'
'(‘l‘t‘i‘lllL
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for skint mlll‘.
[1991“]? lilt‘il close proximity £11111: .1 holy of 11111111 in 11111111111: br,cnd or in cook-
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SUMMONED TO DRAF? 11'11 'l‘imts
The department aeronautical officer come 11-11..” 11... 11.11,. mm, be [1111‘ 1.;
11111 corps if they have‘ passed a suc.
cessful physical examination for avia-
inz Corps now on a furlough in this
country says: “Aviation is the most the \lelfare "f ”'9 ."ame '"
thrilling branch of the service. i would that b‘lsehall will be protected against
the machinations of he gambling elo-
food materials, especially iu cooking
where we do not care so much about
tin milk tlavor. i
()1‘ course not I‘verytml‘ has skim
milk to use and especially people do
not who buy lhcir milk unless they t‘ol-
lovv the habit of skimming their own
By buying a quart of milk,
using the, cream anti then tanking use
of 1111‘ skim milk the purchaser really
Egets more than by tuning a half a pint
of cream which costs about the same.
There are a number of valuable uses
it may be used in plate
ing c1reals.t'sing in this way in
bread it adds as much protein to one;
pound of bread as there is in one egg.‘,
'ln cercal 1111‘ cupl‘ul cooked with thrce.
cupfuls of skim milk instead of three
of water has as much DTOlt‘ill added to
it as there is in three eggs.
Skim milk may be used with vege
tableI juice and pttlp to make sour
last. bltt by no means least. comes This mixture is then thickened with but "-‘ 1"" ”" "“1 ""E’ '0 11111111111 "
The raw 111:1 table may be
chopptd and cooked right in the milk,
in 11 double boiler and the 111l\ture'
A soup made in t lisE
good combination of
mineral “distances l'1‘1.111~t‘ milk con
tains c.1l1i11111 .‘lilti phosphorus. atld
lvegeitlblt‘s are rich in ir.’on
.\ vt‘rv inlpmtant 1151 of skim milk is
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Emotc extended use is verv stronglv ad
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GAMBLING SHOULD BE
PERMANENTLY OUSTED
FROM BASEBALL PARKS
E Conttuenlim.‘ on the ctus 1111‘ 51111111111-
rated against boiling in majtu league“
ball parks Len olVOsicr in the Brook-
writes: The time is now
to a finish. Fithe“ “11‘ 111:11‘01 leagues
iwi ‘ll 1‘ i'umph in the battle to keep hast“-
will have 11111111-111111 In 0111‘ humble
opinion the baseball solons will win.
part of the best people in the, land
throw safeguards around our great
Imitionnl game. One has only to
EUR“ the deep interest of the
jurist Kenes‘aw Mountain ..-.1ntlis,
Eblct's‘ an organized effort will
Thctn 9191‘ has been a desite on the
to
re.-
learned
in
realizeI
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FREE SERVICE
Leaves Estate to Relatives.
The probate court in Bridgeport re.~
- ' ‘.-d from Allorncv Louis Gold-
I' 1" U" ‘
cam‘lng flint? D y g ‘St'illllitil of Norwalk lhc will of Mary
11 8 “IS . A. llrown. the \\'t‘]i'i(il()\\"n Bridgeport
Gut this Coupon out and mail business woman. who died ltls‘i w‘eckI
Sunday night. 311‘s. lirown was in the!
batting business with her husband in
iNorwalk prior to locating in Bridge.
port. 1 1:— 8,13
The will dated at Norwalk, Dec 8,,
to
Agricultural Department,
Fairfield County Association,
Room 524, Newfield Building,
Bridgeport, Conn. 1 . .
Through courtesy of The tit-117, provided otter the. payment of the ‘
sentinel please send to my 8d- customary adlnlnistt'atton expenses
dress below, “Primer Of' 11- Jill“ $5le be expended for a monument
struction on Drying and Evap. Ito her parents, brother and lit'l‘h‘t'lf at
orating.” (Bulletin No, 7), E91. Mary‘s cemetery, Norwalll, where
with copies of all back 188119.! of ‘5'!“ was buried 1:111 week.
Home Economics Circulars, for lit 1‘. William J Slocum of Waterbury,
which I enclose 2 cents to de. 11-11 111.1 time 111. 11111 was 111111111. and
fray postagg ‘ 111111 lit-ceastd, was named as cxt‘t‘ulor
A150 place my name on the Eto have charge of a trust fund for the
mailing list Of the Agricultural thlshand of the deceased. This was
Department, that I may receive "‘cnului 1111111 1111- 1I.«111 and personal
all literature issued by your ex- jDWDNI '1
parts. and price lists of canning E
supplies and all other materials {comfortable 111ai11t1‘nance was to be
to be sold at, cost through the Epaitl him and the 111131 was to remain as
Fairfield County Association E11111 11111.11... .11 11.11- 11.11.11. 1111.1 111111 11121
for Mobilization of Resources. husband‘s c.1111. to 11.1 1111-1111111 111111 1111~E
Very truly yours, ,priuciple among the children of her
Ehtotllcr, William O'Rourke.
Name _ . _ . _ . _ . _______ _ . . _ .. i The itlllt‘l' was 11 Philadelphia police-
Exltan, and died >‘llf‘t‘ the will was
Address . _______ . . _ .. . .drawu, leaving a daughter. Miss Heleh'
Etl'llourke, of Philadelphia. .liy tho
Ett‘rms Of the will Miss O’Rourke is the
P.O.orTown
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i if no you will want this beautiful
the til‘st relentless war on the gum-.wmIFRED C K BOOK. ” it eon-
"“mp 111111. 26 pages of new and practical
'15 10 be crochet yokea, boudoh‘ caps and other
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Eddy house of white pique to be
slipped on. over the head. It has a
pointed yoke with inserted pockets
and the lower band is stitched to
form pockets in front.
A pretty little model for the com-
ing summer days is‘ tilts slip-over
blouse of white pique. Nothing is
more attractive to wcal‘ with skirts
of colored fabrics attached to sleeve-
Tho blouse has
an open neck, with a large square
collar anti :1 pointed front yoke with
EWNMNN Nilll'i IN
E PENiEllT NENLTH
What Came From Reading:
a Pinkham Adver- ‘1
tisement. ' E
Paterson. N. J.—— "I thank you forE
itbe Lydia E. l’inkham remedies as the
E have made me we 1
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and healthy. Some-E
time ago i felt soE
rundown, had pain:
in my back and side,
was vcr irre lar' .
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511Gb bad dreams, Send the. coupon and 120 for youn—
did notfeellikeeatr today. Address coupon care of thin
breath. Iread your turn mail.
advertisement in
l the newspapers andE COUPON
‘ decided to try a bottle of Lydia E. Pink-' ' Enclosed please find 121: for which
ham' 3 Vegetable Compound. It worked send me tho Winifred Clark Crochet
from the. first bottle, so I took a second Book as advertised.
land a third, olsoa bottle of Lydia E. E
just us well as any other woman. I ad-
1ise every woman, single or married,
who is troubled with any of the afore-
said ailments, to try your wonderful
Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier
and I am sure they will help her to get
rid of her troubles as they did me." -
Eyllhs.E1.s1a J. VAN 111211 Sauna, 36 No.
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Ton can...oooToWodonlmo‘ioooom-u
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1 Write the LydiaE. Pinkbam Medicine
ng and had short paper and you will receive book by to— '
'Pinkham’ a BlOOd Purifier, and nOWIBm "m. O...III‘”|I...I.....CII...MIE
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inserted pocket.
To reproduce the blouse in medium
size requires 1"; yards '16 inch mate-
rial The 1Okc is adjusted to post
tion as the first slt‘p in the construc-
tion of the blouse Then slash
throufih the fold of center-front.
from neck edge to large “0' perfora-
Pictorial ReVlcw illousn. No
Skirt No. 72“. Sizes. 6 to 14 years.
flame Drew/taking
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
7233. Sizes. 2 to 6 years
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Slip-Over Blouse of Wiute Pique. '1
tion in front and yoke turn in the
edges of the slash making seam '31"
inch wide at upper edges of slash
and graduate seam into nothing at:
lower edge. Work eyelets near the)
edges of slash and lace to position.
Adjust shield underneath front:
matching small "0" perforations in
front and shield; stitch right side
edge to position and finish left side
edge for closing. Close under-arm
and shoulder seams as notched.
Now, take the pocket and slash
through’left side of yoke anti front;
between the 2 small “0" perforations
for pocket and bind the edges). Ar-
range, 2 pocket, sections together; cor—
responding edgcs even and stitch
around the edges, forming a bag;
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leave edge of pocket having snlail‘
"o" perforation free. Sew pocket to
opening in front. Large “0" per-
forations indicate front of pocket. 1
Sew the collar to neck edge. then;
join front and back bands for lower?
edge of blouse and sew. to position as
notched. Stitch upper edge to posi~
tiou leaving baud free between small
“0" perforattons for pocket opening:
stitch band to front along line of
small "0" perforations to form 11 poc-
ket.
Then close the seams of sleeve, and
elbow cuff as notched. Sew cult“ to
sleeve, seams even. Sew sleeve in
armhole as notched, small “0" per-
foration at shoulder scum, casing in
any fulncss.
This little blouse is among theI
smartct of the practical styles for
little p3ople. “K
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Price, 15 cents.
Price. 15 Cents.
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creased considerably since the testa-
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ONE KILLED, .1 HURT IN
ELECTRIC CAR WRECK
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\\'lil.l.l‘lSl.l‘lY, Mass, Alta. 27.--~
One man was killed, four were badly
injured and fifteen others. were cut
and bruised when an
car. carrying: fifty picnicltets jumped
the track in W elleslev Iiills 1este1'day
and crashed into a. big tree.
1 The dead 1111‘n,Jobn Gatvoy, 1112311
1:35 yeats and Axel W.I Benson. the
most seriously injured, were pinned
between the car and‘ the. tt‘cc, and
were. not extricatt‘d until firemen
lchoppcd down the tree. Most of the
Epaitscngcrs hcedcd thd ntotortnan's
Ewaruing to jump when the 12.11 got
'bcyond control.
E LABOR DAY SENTINEL
The Sentinel wilt be published itl
Ellie morning next M nday, Laho1 Day.
them; and advertisements should reach
sole heir to the estate. which has i11-‘
open cl 3‘1‘t1i1‘;
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Kidney Trouble
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. Jack Maltos. Coppcropolis, (‘11llf.,
, says: "I had such a. severe case of
kidney trouble i thought. 1 would have
to sell out my business I took three
bottles of Foley Kidney Pills whim
entirely relieved me and l have had
at]: recurrence of kidney trouble slncu
e11.‘
Some days it seems as it you can
no longer bear the pain and mi 'evy‘
Iyou suffer from kidney and bladder
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|.'ro\1s worse with every move you
make and every step you take. It.
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are nervous and worn out, sleep poorly
and have no nppctite,slt1mach is up~
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l‘olt‘y Kidney. Pills lessen the pain.’
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gi'. ‘Ic shength and tone to the kidneys
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