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Pineapple ice. '
' Four cups water, 2 cups sugar, juicci
iorb lemons, 4 cups ice water, 1 cool
grated pineapple. Make a syrp of tbei
water and sugar and boil for 15 min.
lites. Add the pineapple and lemon,
Juice, cool and add the
_ Freeze until mushy, using half ice and
half salt.
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-Lemon Pie. "
One lemon rind, grated and juice'
squeezed. Ono cup sug
. pliablespoonsful bread flour.
' gethcr. then add yolks of two cg
3’“ well beaten. thcn one cup of boiling
“water and piece of buttcr slze of an
egg. Bake the crust, then make filiingf
. i in double boiler. Pour into crust an
put in frosting at once. Set in oven tar
brown.
Mix to-.
’ Scalloped Apple Pudding.
One cttp sugar, 1,9 teaspoonful of cm 1
namon, two tablospoont‘uis of lcmon_
juicc, 1/2 cup of buttcr, 11,1; cups of;
' ‘bread crumbs, four cups of sliced up;
pics in layers in a butt
dish, having crumbs on the top laycr;
”slot with butter; add lcnton juice and
water just before sprinkling on his
with sauce.
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Cut 1.4; pound of marshmallows into
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Wedding Cake.
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won, 2 tabicspoons mace,
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tablespoon allspico, 1 dcssertspoon of:
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llcious and will kccp iudctinitcly.
. Puff Biscuits.
To two cups of flour add lw'o ton-V
“ball and sift all together.
Wen.
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1 Ham Baked with Potatoes. ‘
Procure‘a slice of ham from the cen-
iand the
pthc tailored blousos of linen.
' (layer; bakc in slow ovcn 1 hour, serve 3‘1“"
,snnplc
:spovis.
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and in cooler wcathcr with sweaters.
qartcrs and“ pour i can of pincapplo ihc 11!le of thc rainbow. have made
cut in cubes ovcr marshmallows and tho :.il~\vliito sports-blouse t‘utlicr dcsit“
let stand two or thrcc hours. Beat {é abic, still thci‘c arc sonic, sports blous-
pint of cream until stiff and fold into (*5 of color. Some of those are of
pineapple and marshmallows. Servostripcthi'ash silk, in white stripcs with
in tall glasscs with candied cherry on crim—ycllmv. r050. arccn. rcd or tan.
each serving. Sufficient for ten SPYV‘ Thcsc are made on the conventional
shirt waist. order.
tfabiics used for blouacs. It is such a.
1 pound of flour, 1 pound butter, 1 lovciy mntcrial in tcxturc and finish,
‘ pound citron, i 1.4 pounds dark brown that everybody is glad of its reappear.
Sugar. 1 pound lcmon and orange pecliancc in the fashionablc blouse wor‘d.
(if; pound cacti), L’ pounds currants, 6 it is tnado with all thc sitccrncss of or-
tablcspoons cinna— gaudy yct with the line or chock that
table- distinguishes it to break the plain surf,
spoons uutmcg. 1 tablcspoon ginger, 1 fncc.
will come out clean. This is very dc-with thcsc slicer fabrics.
Late Summer Blouses. i
The shops at‘e‘iull of new blousesu
woman who nccds morei
‘clollies to sec her safely out of the§
gsumtner months of heat can do no bet-i
’ter than to invest in some of these'
a blouscs.
itivv, and their prices vary so that
lovely pocketbook can be satisfied.
They are really very attrac-i
One noticeable feature of many of;
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This usually appears on the morc con- .
gsiventlonal shirt waist type of blouse:
'for sports or strcct wcar.
front is of the same matcriul, in this‘,
casc, as the blouse. rlt‘or instance. 55.-...-
d ncw'smrt shirt waist of white linen) '
shows a tuckcd front, t‘tlgt’il will) ai
narrow picat d t"
isamc sort of mu t't.;.-‘S tollars and
!t~ttt‘fs_
The tucked f
”l of ”non. Thei
Sometimts this tuckcd front is uscd
on blouscs not of the strictly tailor’ctl
sort.
jug matcrial. For instance, onc blouse
cred baking of shoor wlittc voile has a tucked 'roni ~
of rod cmbroidcrcd voiic and a collar
Thou it is usually of a contrast-
sprlnkic each layer with cinnamon and 0’ ”‘0 sum“ matcrtui.
Narrow friiling is used on many of
t makcsj
idcdiy trim littlc finish for :luxm‘,
biouscs that arc worn for5
with whito or colorod skirts
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Although thc colorcd swcatcrs of 311‘
Diniity has found a place among the
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HOME ECONOMICS
Furnished by
. Agricultural Departmcnt
lt‘Allilt‘iiitJ) Ct,)l'.\i'l‘Y
ASSOCIATION
For Mobilization of Resources
lirititchort, Conn.
in Cooperation with
l'. S. licpartmcm of Agriculture
and
Connecticut Agricultural College
Cauliflowcr and Cal)bai;e‘r-~llalf til COWS and hms"5"m.‘"° a lump 0‘ a month in rail Maia 01‘ ”’0 WENT-
];rock salt in your stall and “cup so
A i
h:.ndful sprinkled on oath plant v‘il
kill tho worms that form hciwccn thci
lcavcs. and will hclp tltctn to “boat
up" good anti solid.
Milk—«A pinch added to your n ilk
when it arrives will hclp prc rcrve it,
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over night without ice, pack in :all.
It wlli proscrvc l’orkw—vi’ackod in a
strong brinc made from salt and water
makes your salt pork. llccfwlun in
light brlno. matkczi corticd bccf’, Fishw
Packed in fairly strong..-brino, p;cklcr
it. ‘
Fish—Pnckcd in salt and dtictii
make salt fish. .
(‘abbauc—vShrcddcd lino. packcd in
salt", act in warm place to fcrmcnt.
Filct, lacc is increasingly used on
Salli!“ imp-“i
{it is used as banding. in the form of
iinscrtion, and sometimes it is used as
gun cdge.
N‘oticcttbie- among the new blouscs
IDOOHS 0f baking DOWN and II pim‘rh‘for autumn anti wintcr arc mddcls of
Boat one chiffon velvet in quuisito'tcndor col-l
egg, add half a cup of sweet milk and ms. with Georgdtic crapc, slcodesa‘
‘mnke a dough thick enough to roll out. , Soinctitucs there arc shirt bosoms ef-
Cut as for biscuits, brush over with lot-ts of thc crcpo also and frcqucntly
{melted butter- and bake in 8 QUICl‘;\‘t*l‘.\' firic laces at the throat. Those
ibiouscs cost as much as cntirc. cos-
ttutnca, $25 bcing an average price.
liOtltcr new blouses show orchid as n
_ _ . . loading shade, fnr ncwcr and better
for cut one inch 111 thickness, rub With titan flesh, bisque or other tones. ln‘
.1”an sugar and dry mustard, place Gcorgette trimmed with diet and other
~m a baking pan, surround “1th 99°19“ tacos, tucks or etnbroidcrics, this color
and sliced raw ”th95. fever with” truly delicious. It will harmonize
milk and bake slowly for 4° minutes. iwith the gray, brown and blue tones of
'wintcr costutncsl and is
t_ -... I particularly
p iwcll adapted accompanying suits of
' {tho new plum and boot rootshadcs.
1» DISAPPEAREDi “ Use for Old Screen.
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i If your oven is inclined to burn on
ithe bottom apiece of wire. door screen
lent to fit it exactly will insure one
against further annoyance.
d Not Do Housework
Till Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vogetable Compound
3 Removed Cause.
will toughen the fibre.
thin put in cold place to prcscrvc.
tnakcs saucr kraut.
lirass on flaw—Salt mixcd with vino-
.uar, good to clcan brass, zinc or cop
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cggs. Bakc slowly until a straw just tho right sort of lace to look wcll;
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L iron Rttst-l.cttion juice squccaag"
ion a spot o’r rust. covorcd withfiail and
laid itt sun till dry will rcmovc it.
llyoinngaIt pttt in you; dye bath
Iwill hclp set the color.
i ‘Pl'llllSr-‘ll handful of salt in two
iquarts of water, if colored prints arc
tsoakcd in before washing. will set. coi-
ors so they won't, run.
Handkerchicfs—Soakcd in a basin of
cold Water and a handful of suit, your
soiled handkerchiefs will be much
pleasanter to wash.
over the ice in which you have your
icroant or shcrbet~ packed, helps to
freeze it quicker.
Steps—~Coarse salt sprinkled on
steps covered with too will melt the
icc so it will be easily removed.
Medical Uses of Salt.
Hot. bag—Hot salt put in a leaky hot
water bag or in‘ cotton bag serves in
place of hot water bottle.
Nose—A teaspoonful of salt to a cup
of warm water snuffed up the nose wit.
stop the most severe nose bleed.
Cut—~Shake salt on a cut; will stop
bleeding.
_ Stomach ‘or lungs—-One half tea,
Scald new brooms in hot. suds. This spoon of salt to one cup of cold water,
ttaken, will stop hemorrhage ct
Fiahévlf you wish to kcop frcsh tislzi
Ice Cream—-Coarse salt sprinklodi
-stcmacb or lungs.
Stomach worms (inequartcr tcd‘
Pill \\'orms~Salt “at” injections, Trial by rubbing: ”to char oil‘ the wick; i
good for pin worms.
Fcci—A handful of
your cows and horsos can have a lick
iiwhcn they want it.
llay-——Salt sprinkled ovcr your hay
trwhcn packing it away helps to pro-- '
no to
sci-to it and mains the animals rclisn
it more.
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HOME ECONOMICS
FREE SERVICE
Canning and Drying >
Bulletins
Gut this Coupon out and mail
to '
Agricultural Department, _ .
Fairfield County Association,
Room 524, Newfield Building,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Through courtesy of The
Sentinel please send to my ad-
dress. below, “Primer of In-
struction on Drying and Evap-
orating." (Bulletin No. 7),
with copies of all back issues of
Home Economics Circulars, for
which I enclose 2 cents to de-
fray postage. ‘
Also place my name on th
mailing list of the Agricultural
Department, that I may receive
all literature issued by your ox-
perts, and price-lists of canning
supplies and all other materials
to be sold at oosbthrough the
Fairfield County Association
for Mobilization of Resources.
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\\'ili(’1', given ‘0 R (‘hlld Wllt‘ll having Nap-um], the \\‘l(‘l{ in poor or (ligggwd hy‘
coughing spells at night caused from buying bccn "ml rm, long, or third,;
stomach worms, will drive them back ”1,. phimnoy is wrong.
and afford relief.
The Care of Lamps.
Lamps stitcll and givc poor light;l
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and fill daily and wipc thc whoic lamp.
‘thia icavcs it m-cn. ’l'lJu't cut it. chp‘|
‘ salt added to (lit‘ bolt-- in til"
your foot bath rclicvcs tircd toot.
~ clcar for draught;
Nils and bananas—Salt Spt‘lnklctt lhc oil t'Xililllllb with llt‘ill and runsi
ton nuts or bananas holp greatly to aid ovcr. ‘
idincstion.
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lloil thc burncr a ft-w minutt-a t’lilt‘t‘é
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Light it with tho wick turncd low?
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talus 26 pages of new and practical
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saucepan until thoroughlyltot. but d
not let it cook.
To 1 cup or brown sauce add 1 cup
to! cold roast beef, cut in thin slices.
Place all over the fire in on again
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Automating designs.
:chet. learn how easily it is done by
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A long coat is our of the indispen—
sable jcuftu'cs oi the smxon'x hurtl-
rota“. Silk poplin 1's tried to ticrclop
this aftrttctii‘c niodcl.
Suitable for gcncral wcar, yct acccp‘
table for informal entertainments is
this long coat in silk poplin. it has
gathered side sections finished with
straight bands and inserted pockets
while the fronts rc rolled back to
form rovers. in medium size the
cont’ requires 73" yards lib-inch mate-
rial,
After a careful study of the con-
struction guide the home dreasmuker
begins work on the front of the coat.
Form plait at shoulder, creasing on
slot perforations. bring folded edge
to corresponding :stnail “o" perfora-
cents.
é’dry afraciicdl
in Sill; Poplin. '
tions and stitch. Sew inserted side
section to side edges of front and
back as notched and gather upper
edge between “'1‘" perforations.
Adjust pocket “3” on lower side
edges of front and back as notched.
Sew gathered edge of inserted side
section to upper edge of pocket. '
matching upper edges and notches.
Sew band to upper edge of pocket
and inserted side section as notched. ‘
Fold hand through center, on large x
“0" perforations; fell remaining
edge over seam.
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Next, sow the collar to neck cdge,
center-backs and notches even. Ad-
just facing underncath, front, match-
ing cdgcs and notches. Roll front
and facing to form pointed rever on
button high at the neck.
Then close seams of sleeve and
call as notched. Gather lower edge
of sleeve between “'I‘” perforations. .
Sow straight cult to sleeve as auto - ‘
ed, scams cvcn. Scw pointed cuff
straight cuff as notched, seams even.
The pointed cult may be omitted.
Sew sleeve in armhole as notched,
small "0" rcforation at shoulder
seam casing in any fulncss, or it de-
sired tbe fulncss may be shrunk out.
Finally, adjust the bolt on coat. '-
llring single small “0” perforation in
bclt over upper slot perforation in
front nntl‘lap belt in front. matching
double small "00” perforation and
button as illustrated. .
Buttons may he of self or con-
trasting material.
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Ismolhcr the flames.
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Four Useful Hints.
thn a lamp for any reason gets on
fire, seize it and throw it out of the
window, or wrap a. hcavy rug or couch ; from it, in the sun or out of it. And it
. cover around the lamp and this willihas one udvantagc- over some human
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and then ‘gradually turn it up, or you'out of it. The baby is free to move
‘nbout in it, and play with its ploy-
:things. it givcs the baby a variety of
Laccuc by bring near a window or away
ibaby tcntlcrs in that it docs not worry
,thc baby with talk or any disturbing
’inilucncc. Get a large piece of fish
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and chop without peeling; much richcr ' catch fish. Raise the top of your baby
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icnrriagc and put. the fish net over the ‘
i Always flour snot. before cltopping,itop anti body of the carriage, covering
gas
together.
i from the cold.
‘A Fine‘ Baby-Tender;
It has five advantages.
this keeps the particles from stick-
thc whole thing. :ilun a rope in and
tout through the ntcshcs of the fishnet
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send me the Winifred Clark crmfii iofore hanging out clothes in coldéso you can tie the rope and thus hold
‘, Ewcathcr, wipe hands dry and rub them
idown the not all around and under tits
{well with cornmeal; they won't suffer
;body of the carriage so the baby can.»
that fall out and thcre you have a. fine
To" u” "m” wanna "w“. 1 Make oilclotlt aprons with bibs foriarrangcmont for a baby-tender.
' J ’ ' ‘ ' V ‘ ‘brushing and keep your clothes dry.’
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To Clean Velvet.
To clean velvet hats or velvet of any
It can be;kind, lay flat and rub with a. cloth in
easily moved from room to room, to|which is a piece of butter or lard; Rub '
piazza. or into the yard; can be in theshard‘and evenly and it will clean 12h!
living room,
dining room or anyfivelvet as well as bring up. the m
where to suit the mother's conven- Fine for velvet suits, butmttst be done
fence. The‘ baby is safe, cannot fall allover and not in spots.
by female troubles '
so I was unable to
do my house work;
I took treatments
for litlbut geceived
no ep w abever.
Then some of my . )9;st ,liE‘i
friends asked why - - '
I did not try Lydia ‘
E. Pinkham'sVege-
table Compound. I
did so andmy back-
. ache soon ' disa
’ posted and I to t
different woman. and now have
illealthy little baby girl and do all my
gum wiTH THE CMA
house work. I will always raise Lydia
E. Pmkhsm’s chetsblel, 69$ ’ nut] to
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When at remedy has lived for forty
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1 mi on
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gin P9 “laxity
cation ‘3 tarpon
declnrot'they‘i‘om
noble. ‘
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