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Eggs in the Diet.
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m are another source of' protein‘ '
the diet. They also furnish fat. and
valuable mineral substances;
(an phoaphorus, iron calcium, and
main in a form which it easily as-
MIIed by the body, and they are
gnpposed to be .rich in vitamincs.
i‘3‘here‘are‘othcr foods which perhaps,
*dontain more of these essential etc-I
gent. but the completeness with which
the body makes use of the above sub
dances. makes eggs at most valuable
; nod. _ .4
’ The case of preparation, the rela-
tive freedom from waite (the shell
‘ ing the only waste to an egg, along
_ with the actual food value, may often
afoot the high price of eggs especially
. when they are to be used In place of
, Mt. This in not always true, hou-
nrrer, when eggs are used in cagesepud
deinga, etc, whit-harem be. served in .
the sameruealW/vith meat. Therefore
on housekeeper must consider car?
1 fully the place eggs are to take in tho
nu! before she decides that they are
expensive.
Suggestions of tho Preunfatlotl Ill I
Eggs.
. Preserve only aliaolutrly fresh cgcd.
”Isle cgzs will not loop in any p! ~
rmativea. Have your pi‘t'ien’aliv')
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. My to put the frt-eh eggs into as you
‘ ’3 them
Do not pIest-rtt dirty «rm; 0: fir?!
Oat have been washed Washed egg:
do not Itecp bi cansc the shell has been
itbotctened and dirty eggs will have a
' hd flavor.
' Spring egga keep better than sum
In or fall cggr
filnse ass! with water after remov-
5553 them from water-glass.
Eggs that ’re in good condition
fistu- removed from ,watcr-glaaa will
. molly remain good for at least two
wOch.
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Fashion Points
DAILY TALKS ‘ II
on
Home ECONOMICS
Furnished by
Agricultural Department
FAIHFIELD COUNTY'
. ASSOCIATION-
For Mobilization of Ileaouroea~
Bridgeport, Conn.
Fashions That Flatter
‘ Every woman. no matter what her
:ag'e, size or coloring, has a secret
thrill and new hope each time she
buy: or plane a frock Perhaps, now,
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
. and
Connecticut Agricultural Cplieg't
ition‘which she desires, and with the
Ythe world that-she in ever young and
WASTE. IN .THE HUM“: . ;firir!' With care and deep considerav
The process of wasting usually be-tion she can do thin. for there are fa-
gins with the purchase of food. It Ia Ihions that flatter, fashions that
not uncommon, for example. for the akelhe beat of one, fashions that
housewife to want the butcher to trim create around one the atmosphere of
off the tar and bones which were charm and romance
nevertheless included when the meat style is one of these, and’ihc et'cning
was weighed and for which she must“ " ‘
pay. These should be taken drone?
and used in place of some/fi'f’rthe fat
which hr 77‘ - n" Ti. bed and for
soups, Buying \egi- ables and Mill
out of season is another extravagance
which the housewife hometirnes pruc
Such fruits and vegetables are
usually no. more nutritious than those.
in season and therefore their price.
does not warrant their use. Hiah‘
priced foods are not always the most
nutritious and this should be comm—r
cred wart-fully before purchasingfl
(‘are and time should be taken to
prepare cheap foods. especially the}
cheap cuts of meats, in such a_ way?
i m be attractive. Buving In quan-y
ririca ls economical if there is room'
for. storage so that the things will not,
spoil: but the housewife has not ade- 5
quate storage facilities It would be‘
wiser to buv in small quantities.
The next. chance for waste of food'
is that not all the edible portion In!
entcn. ’(‘flfl’lfl's peeling of pointocl ' t
and other vegetables and fruits,
wastes some'cdlble material. Also'tlro:
tops of many vegetables are thrown]
away when they might be used as?
needs or for flavoring for soupl. The
“Fe" of left overs of all kinds will rive
I.i('ll
combination of beauty and style The
_ 3 1M8? amount of waste. ”"30 Ill tie on waist and the shaped tunic are
'n large amount of waste. Bren d in
'more 0"“?! "filed ”'8“ any 9"!" lace of the rest of the dress is cfl‘nm-
article 0‘ I00" be“ 0"" "“‘Bd colored. One unusual feature in the
“Wild b9 “Nd. IO? puddings, 9“" sleeve-pitiful lace bound in the taf-
, loperi dishes. croquetteg. griddle mites feta.
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A very easy wly to waste food In a
the home is bv serving too large Al N" Fairy Accessories "'
helpings at the table. Thisi Irma", - | the glow and glitter of the limo
springn irom a mistaken idea of gen-
eroaity. As a matter of fact. how-
r yer. a great manv of us often‘ eat
more than we need or really want
rather than leave any food on our
plates. It is always possible by giv-
Ing another helping to satisfy any-
one who in really hungry without
IorcInL' on the others more than the!
(are for. Tim do" not mean that It
is good economy for the housewife to
beads, combo and fan: on fire with
overloading of fingers with rings nor
the many chain and neck ornaments
an formerly. 'I‘hia year the woman of
good taste preterit one perfect thing.
be It ring. brooch or bracelet. to the
dozens of small odds and ends of yew
fer year. All of which goal to maltt
iup the orerwhelming beauty of any
:gatheflng where faahion and pats-tofu
ism work” hand In hand.
H 0 H l C k S ‘ncoa A’uo mniaua ro .
' "'~’ W l 2' " PLAY AT came announce
Milk . crxcmsa'rt. 0.. Oct. 5,—Prcaldenta
Hcrrman of the Cincinnati National.
and Dunn of the ("lowland Americana
v .‘announced yesterday that the two
ltcama would play a game of bait-ball
Tint would be a Sign
or .0! deg-
nctually needs.
of very poor mgement
Tir-
A Hm I!“ h All m Ithe drat ‘day following the conclusion
Keep We Alwaya on H“ 'of the "flea for the Ohio state cham-
Quich Lunch; Home a “no. l_rion-hlr.
In CMDer‘t‘“ “‘5 iabe will attain that degree of perfect
aid of the Fairy New Dream show to .1
The Vaurplice .
A“ am In f‘amp Sherman. Chilltcotbe.0 .. in,
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its practical pockets. and
AN ADMIRAL 8 WIFE.
I-‘ield daughter of Marshal
Chicago. mum-millionaire
her first husband. Arthur Tree
divorced.
of rought and serviceable navy chev iot
always good looking pleaded skirt.
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Ifor herself a real place and influence
0' all an“), navy men Admiral in English social life ulnch no mere
omguy holds the grntmy were“ for dinner giving notoriety could ever have!
dress Illustrated here 3m" a rare Americana because bin wife an: Edith “MW“ ‘0' h”
pm“ (,1 her husband in tile rare momenta ofI
“flu-than. holiday. the happy and quiet home life:
ofchnmpagnccolored ““9"“ and n" lie married her In 1901. after she and that I“ ‘0 “a" to 9"" “‘3'" Shaun
m.” north the name.
'aen she makes the sea her home, 200,:
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This smart suit for the flapper is
It In Ideal for school wear with
she has provided forl
And when he is .m
lleiitty w“ ‘ young officer mmndpd living quielly on board her y'athl at the'
home from China where he
wounded In the Boxer uprising when ‘9 ”I‘llonl‘d ‘
And when the war crime she turned 8‘1““
{published volume by volume as It came!
out over a period of fifty yearn.
are 106 volumes. too, 000 page: 3,;180 into
000 lines, and about 38. 000. 000 words.
A complete copy weighs 330 pounds.
.lrc met Mrs. Tree. Their muniihlp
was of short duration.
In ony.
to perhaps the most popular woman in
the American colony of London
had been base port in the waters w-hcrt his Ilcct’
Indeed it 'ath‘I' yacht into a hospital lender.
o'dav when fireflies and other lights not many m...“ after u". helrcan haJ:where. under her own charge and with
am bright are contained In the access ceased to be the w", of Arthur Tree" perfect surgical and nursing equlpl
norica for the evening costume. There that she became this. 9““ Realty Ement woundcd men may be conveyed
are 908”! dripping with scintillating Only ‘ “,3, friends attended the are from hospital to hospital or the con
Even the brides father had not "an mm“ “"19“ "If"! "we .
flashing lights. rhineatoue buchles on been “’0de of the date in advance. he may be most required. 80 though I
”va9". and precioua IGWPII 0!! 'Mla‘ Though now past forty years of age ahe mnnm hr- with her husband while
hands and arms. There II '10! "10 Lady “M", ,9 a, beautiful 3!. and at... in his grim post she is with him in the
Escnice of thq nuvy. ~Exhcange.
Iier elder um. David Field. is a arm 1
'd) boy.
i Peter. the younger son. Is thtgima‘
of his mother.
lady Hearty. called upon to acquieoceil
in the greatest aacriilce than can be
asked of the happily married woman
-—Ihe sacrifite of her huabattd'u If"
.and time to the public aervice~haa no
gquicaced not as one who makes a no
riflce. but an one who Ia proud to share
In a great nervice. Her life ha: been
entirely shaped by the exigencies of
her husband' I naval lefllcc She has
not sought the conspicuous phce In so
clcty. which many American women in
and him habitual aailor sun
nuggeata that he in the son of a alilor. quar ‘ I”
end of calatencc.
:avoldod It and In doing so has
wuu- m
England acorn to retard an the chief.
She’ has rather the empire and from Brltkr suljccrs
made} in neutral or allied oountriu.
Therc’ a entirely—fl too much conversation on the 5: 15 to suit Felix.
CF INTEREST T0 WOMEN.
Birmingham. England. is no hub
of II‘II' gloxwyt rods. of the
“if”. ’
Im- nighc~r r.i w in. In III' worlt is
tin t‘cntrul railway of Peru. uliithr
llicht‘ii‘lll.fliiiilltlt‘ of lisufrit-ci. and
hi." Ila higheat railway srv'llon at 15.,
fir-3 feet abow sea level."
The moist valuable lott ry ptiza thatl
'I.as evcr fallcn to a poo person our
our of 81,000,000, won bf’n street-
sweeper of ('orun‘na in o ilrnulng of
tin Spaninh ntate Iottcrya fcw rears!
ago. . , ._
liuring the our 437 aeroplnnci have!
been receivo-d by the 'lrllisi'. unwrit-l
runt as gifts from dlfieront parts of
. W apeciwytor m. Newspaper
A mery blouse icorfume in green
and white. on.» of the moat [ashiouv
able combinai‘ione 0/ be reason.
Mina [can
The womaTV’who—hu. the time and
The. longest novel in the world be-
longs to Japan.
-—A good adv. pats best in the b:st
NM
. r Atew doses of these wort
ilring Welcome Reliei
dSpoclaI Value to Women an with Every Bu
(gory refraction
flame Drerrflalfingl
.Cemonr
3y Pictorial Review
IA LiiiabIe Medici for Girls and Juniors.
.. inclination
fashions for
less than it
at bargain
with a large
Even the
cutting this
material
ting guide.
rial.
the right
sleeveless
"A
V band at the,
dintinctirc trim-
bination.
arms strut 7248
can‘ duplicate the new
girls and juniors for far
costs to buy them, even
sales. Here is shown a
middy blouse of white cotton poplin
worn with green skirt:
II designed to he alippedpn over the
head. the open neck being finished
The hand '
at the loweroedge of the blouse is
stitched to form pockets in front. In
medium size the design requires
yards 36-inch material.
The blouse
square collar.
t";
a.
young gin Just begin-
ning to do her own sewing will llnal
it easy to follow the directions for
middy. Place the front
and back on the. lengthwise fold of
then follow with the yoke
nd collar, just as shown in the cut-
Oppoaite the front, place
the shield and the pocket the largo
”0" perforations in the pocket rest-
ing on a lengthwise thread of mate-
Above the back there will be Sitfo
iicient room for the front hand ft:
the lower edge of the blouse and to
may be placed the hack
hand. To the right of the collar are
the sleeve and cuff sections, the largo
"0' perforations resting on a length-
wise thread ~
The skirt is cut in straight line
and side platted to a long-waistwed
underbody Green and
white are very iasblonable this sea-
son, though once upon a time they
were not considered childish Pink
and blue are also excellent in corn.
being met] for general-
wcar dresses as well an fancy frocks.
lts author It; Kiong Tci
It was commenced In 1852 and
.Iurgc
‘olllc. ials
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' “K“ 6‘ $00“
:thc roads
WASHINGTON. Oct.
that the railroads are considerirr: wr-
formally asking the
There help the min some Way
ney with which to maintiiin and . o-
their present plants and equip-
ment to enable them to cope nith the
high lid: of traffic are ngaItIt-ti Iy
as fort-tasting a tllntt‘iIll'
W hat form thisn
13. —Rv pot
KOV (’I'I‘Illlt’lil
toward that end.
tlrcmsclv es.
t..—
somethmgto tone and
BEEGIIAIWS‘
. maranodmhich
7 and so renew e strengthi
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Sold by drugglata th-oughout the world.
“warn:
If the end of the day finds you weary or irri-
table, with aching headand i raycd nerves,you need4~
strengthen the system.
I’IllS
uickl hel inrestorirr normal
(irn flieysmmpgchiiverangbowels,
and steady the nerves.
famed family pills will
II bean, 10c.. 23c.
WE'RE CROSS
:ms Is Cow (green-z
IN
-"" THBRI'S TM! (3qu Mme/-
AND
'RarLaoaos WANT MORE noucv.
III
to
to obtain
move will assrnne .ipo
porten ly has not yet been dotitlod by.
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