. /
Hut new (inexpensive cuts or lettv
,overs) with turnips or other veget-
ables. with rice or dumplings.
[Tried Recipes [ll—Fashion Points?
1 _
g on»: AND-THE BUBTLE.
l
_ !ri:h salad. .
Thlnly sliced incumbent and thinly‘Linlnuo that Speak l'or.Timnulveo—~E
l DAILY TALKS
t
l
on
HOME ECONOMICS
b‘uigished by
Agricultural Department
FAllti-‘lELD COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
For Mobilization of Resource.
wood onions cover with dressing made Patriotic Acceuoriu. l
d l sill of sweet crcnm. a tablespoon
fl sugar and 2 tablespoons of tarragon
mcger. St rte'irt :r‘iou pepper shells
Q deep £r‘._(11ll"'.t‘:l!? lures.
Jc'liecf Salmon.
s ‘ boiled ‘almon. pick
, A -i ‘ w "til - Ian“t,:'ur-tcn£d lem-
y-l at l n .. a in‘o h icing powder
7‘. ,| r/Jt.
Q)". :klt" r't " ,, fan in but.» with’
fir” not! ' mu“ “ :1 Ill/{ll ,.. 55-1 i-;\
a} mind l'fkl‘ h 1" nm' ntlwt' l'wm‘l'
molt '4 1 "l'flt'l' or mm will do. not in:
'flto ~ " "it ‘Hl'l the li'im‘r it wuqt
boilcrl “'lt‘t-h tlvmtlvl lm vhf-tit itv "
“In not on n hoavv wright Wlmn‘
cold out in slit-(‘5, gurnish With rad; h .
1,-- cut in slit-t , my- :twrlunnlnt: an-'
0099" .(dn 1th rt‘l'!llin-, pink (mm
Indium am 97x32.- nt’vntnrcress here
,ud th’ore. Qtlh‘idv ti zel‘ ;. (-irr-lu in"
potato lull": which haw lwen t-nnlen.
“d marluted in I’rH-t-h di'l-smimr. 1
Pork Soon. ,
Cut, up and hit-uh lllv‘ how of it In."
my pork. rl'tllllt'l‘ it 'vantlv in Hm afl-
Ions of Water till tho liquid it: rmluw'
.10 (not add wit. thinner and lithium: tn'
flute and tannin,
WfiiM‘ Pan-V Pour: Vfi‘h
Takn 3 pirtu w‘ (lrin' ..
trick. “"W‘l and 1‘"! “two in ;‘
Vith .'t "Ili‘l'-' mutt-t lv' tlmm ni'nmt-r
find when tin-y t-utnmvngw to shrink
4111‘" t‘wm in u ro-‘undo-s‘. return ill“)!
10 the town nnd pour over u'l quarts-t nr‘
Minx! WHYOT: then wash and put in 2
Mods of ptcltlml park: h-t them cook
*MOVIV: would the pork not make it
,T‘sufllclenl‘v salt. season to unite: when
done a ”1111* him-l; pu-mu-r may be ad-
ded. '
t
FISHING anr-"r Losr
BOSTON. Nov. l.~l~“ltzures mudt‘
. while today by the Boston Firth llu~
1631! film": that of twentvoix Now-
lonndlaud ilrtllllliz (raft lost since
' January 1. lttltl. r-izht were lormcr
mouceatern “lillmmt‘l'rl. Three of tho
eight were .torpmloed while maklnfl
. ,mnratlnntic voyages and the othtrfl
- we either “'ll‘t‘kI-d or burned.
no You CROCHET?
I a you will not this am
' mun CLARK BOOK. u it our
. u m of new untouched
“at you», Inoculation await"
“I: designs. you on-
cor‘a hov may it to don. to
tho oinplo
lately about the bustle dress, the bus-E
th- dresi‘fiw filflr'llt‘ coat, and even the!
bustle hat
been foaturrd in some of the most 530; '
cesrful plays of the season. t,
that isn't n, tingle," one is tempted tolj "
cry, "it to ~‘:mt)l.v a draped sash. ortor a few of the many nutritious com-1
unit plt‘u,
c. .i Hull) nothing If ‘llP n 'lltr dun-8 not pie food materials and common left.“
Ilct LT“) .
1an t ' ~‘ H tr ’l'l ' "-‘1'l :vt'rovtw on
Not" - it" c " "’ul of with stiff
méycm "'v‘ .n n I“ nirwn, All Vit’m‘llld l
{I’m n‘v—u '~ "‘n (l rll’l"‘l “‘5; \"it‘t ‘V.
, but! " v" r ~‘ PM:
mm“ " arr»): (gm? wi 31 i‘. ll‘t‘t:1
Illflfl’ “2‘, '
I
w . —’- ' P
. 'l‘a‘ ' ' . r ' ’r“ 'n
gnrvwl‘ ,, ,, . . ., _ .. .,,
”It: - ' "illt‘qt‘t
1,,“- ~—- '-‘ - - ”my... 1‘th
‘I'Vldlt' . . ‘ .‘ " - “': tnnnv‘m"
tlt‘t‘stood, 'l‘ln- hllfitlt‘ “r yin-trryt-ur
unit it hideous. ntl’uir. puddo d and pufflul‘.
and stuffed with um-tr :ll‘il't“
ject of torture, it would blZQ'lll. in llw
Bridgman, Conn.
ln Cooperation with
U. S. Department of Agriculture
6
We have. been hearing a great deal:
an
On ”‘9 “559 ”WY have Connecticut Agricultural College
”WM. 3 Food Combination.
The following are some suggestions
‘bluntion dishuo which may be prepar-é
Rather ul without too much trouble from ota-l
.i‘x tin» Luck "‘
All\ ".111. \x it t“ .1111 nztmt-T’
t'w t‘nn" h:- n” .2 lb lill‘lll’t' overs, and for other foodie which canI
Eat't'mnpuny them to make a well-.
Iroun‘ded tut-a1. Every housekeepen of,
{course will hate 3 special liking for.
,certtuu dishes audcombinatioun. l
E Hunt: typical combination dishes:
Spughr l or macaroni or rice cooked
with onion, green pepprr, cheese. or
glimpse sauce; :Ol't'ed with whim, xrn
ham or “hole-wheat bread and butter
and stowtd or sliced fruit and hinwlo
'« tmhlt's. ;
‘ ' Boiled rice baked with minced meat.
chipped bt-ct’, or truth or canned fllh’.
served with greens, wheat, corn or lyo
bread, honey or syrup.
‘ Boiled rice scrambled with easy; ,
served with tomatoes, canned corn.‘
green peas or bcans, bread and butter
and prunes or other dried fruit. ‘
Green pens and canned salmon 'a’ith
white sauce go well with corn bread.
Meat pie uncut {rpm inexpensive
cull) or fish pie with flour or potato
‘crust; tit-HM with turnips, carrots.
onionn. turnips, biscuits and butter,
jam or Jt-lly.
; Multtd pulltltt and creamed smith-b.
lettuce. rim-hm:- mnl chm-w v-r prttnut.
butler s-ttttlu it-hc-s.
No
in Black and White
my 1th .
ttnlnitintml Tllt' hustle ut' 1917 i< t-n .'
tlrcly dil‘l‘ttrent. It is lt‘tllly hm l» dran
cry, and i.~ t'\l}\ll.~«‘llt~ in the» :mH ll\.t ‘
tt-‘rinls {thorn} by Fashion itl‘ :ht.
year. ‘
'IBut is it becoming?" you ask.“
and again yes: for it you or.- tall and,
straight. ltt'l'llilnfi it trifle ton slim, it in;
an mldtd aroma and it you urn :',uvt'
and plump, it given lin. ' }
Sound< like muult‘. «low
dm-s not (In ut‘l' tlw firm-u, a~ hut an}
often brcn roan-d; it but 311'th 103(7) '
cvntuum the good points of ill" figure:
—nnd oovor up tln- bud ones. . .
The shirt must be rather t-ltoxt, nm E
narrow. and the hips and from must,
have no unnecessary fulm ‘ male-g
rial. The waist its either tittvzl or semi-f
fitted. and if the bustle is on the coal, , ,
Itltt‘rrh't'n. Idol 0.
a wanton-3A“.
three bottles and fun] like
length .."
it 11""? t"
' TRAINING LITTLE l
‘cr cari-ssed, and though it
0 Q ‘ g
. ice 1 o
The Experience of These Women Prove That
there is a Remedy for Your Liners.
3-“ Last yacrl wi‘t'crcd from ,
.th palm in my side and bask. A
frimd tluktJ the to try L that E. I‘ln‘rhnm'u Vega.
tub»: (Ltmttzitind and It id to. After taking one
bottle I ieit. \ cry lutlt‘ll bother. I have now taken
Lydia E. Pinhhmn's Vegetable CO!!! 2111 in the
bout modirmo I have cut taken and can ream:-
mend it to all suficriny womc:L"— 2.111. I'lmCY -.
P32811068, Aberdeen, ldoho.
Kingfisher, Ohio-“For two years I
with o oevcre female trouble. was new 5.
had backache and opain in my ride most of tho .
tint‘o. I had diztzy spells and was often so faint ,
I could not walk across the floor. Tho doctor fr ’
quid] would have to hove rm narration) A friend
asked me to t , Lydia: E. Pint-hom'u Vogetablo
Compound. A tor taking on bottles I am now
wcll and strong, bore no pain,
spells. Every one tells this how Well 1 look and
tell them Lydia E. Pinkhnrn'o Vegetable Coni-
nd did it. "- Mi” Nita"; Sou-rum, R. 1'. D.
l high chowder mode from fresh, oat!
;or canned tlsh, crackers. skim milk and
‘onlon; served with bread and buttu
and fresh or stewed fruit.
Boiled dinner. brood and butter, up
pie or other friut-puddinx.
—-._..
CHILDKEN (lllt
_' .
Suggestions by Mothers Who Have
Boon Kindergartners. issued by the
United States Bureau of Education
and the National Kindergarten Ao-
ooclation—Surting Regular Habits;
the Foundation of Moral Training—r
Learn to Recognize Abundant finer-1
oy in Children an Good, and Turn itt
to Right Channels—v8”. ”Do This,“
Instead of “Don't Do That’h—lt Otto
firm of Amusement Must Be To-t
ken Away, Suggest Something Elect
in m Stead. ‘
(By Mrs. Elrirzt Hyatt).
Modern ideas in regard to t:hild-‘
: training .lay stress upon adlwriug from
«haircut» the liliflliqf gt;
lthis.W lllblt‘ill l' 'i‘ n'
’PARTMnnr;
fant education; but these tirutes haw‘
their inundation in «arliout t-nndttmd.’
The child's wondetiul mysterious lit.
tle personality must hatP'lllliA‘ to de '
velop itself. and grow it zygd oll‘englu
come "in tht-tdlrnw." >
One of 21m “in! problems which
unceasa
children. 7
the
ll!
tug unit,- of
From till: my 1.! ill :17; tl'l‘l-‘p.’
lln y nib ‘tir v' 10- lung“ may
maxim of tlw (l..5.’ no simply cunnot
llt'l' Ht
oid 'ltc‘sr: it s i ('Ft‘itlurt‘s lit't'p
bigl, in 't_ .5 the inw oi
gluwlt. it... t ~ LAID! 1' am to‘
,‘ O
uh, y, . ' '
.1 .5 int .. lly' ”filthy".
t"‘n'lllt .5"
messiah '
L‘J, il ‘l U
‘ ‘ l: t.
"in!“ = ~ ‘r‘: _, tlllltl.
c “at x I ‘ w ;'- '.'U.;‘lllt' “hununnl
Ph“!i.f .- «, tr, .5“. t': tum it into.
t. A:
‘ my 3.1%;
tlt'hlvt t1 zlr‘.‘
Pin-ply 41" w (,v n. a due ins-tit“
odu. it it ‘n -'-'.'m:'.': :u 5".) "i:utt'
away and pixt'.’ lzit : 1‘ tin - u-(u:
nation should he ». 4. w" The poti
llit’e Illibt‘iltll “ "t it» E 1 to "Do
and
ht“
‘ itlllvlllll l.‘
Nth:
l‘ttxt
If on.» t’on.- of
taken nu‘uy. sun: “all ._ - '
t“ .-': '7'
the beginning to certain SM timeflor. suugcbted. I
feeding. sleeping. bathing and airingw A l't‘t't'n’. '77?“ ‘ ;t_-: l ' d .
for regular habits lay the foundation ”3"“ ”A ‘- . firm in'
a (lllld‘u l1: ~ ( .‘w t' mu,‘
of moral teaching. The: air also n
boon to the motlttr, resting her nerv-
ea and giving her time to herself.
which in turn again out; to tlv~ hem--
ill of the child. . ' .
Aflcr physical needs have been |)l(.l~
Irtded for, all the average normal
child needs is to be let alone. Many
babies are constantly ‘ovr'rvutimulatt-d
by Ino'nfrs who adore tlu-m, It takes
a wine and unxelnsh mother to keep
her baby quiet systematically. and
relegate him to a "warm, stile, happy
background." ‘ .
Physic-innit ngrce that infant» under
the age of six months nhould never
boplayed with. or needlessly handled
may be
the dearest delight to rock and cod
tile the new infant. and to watch his
lrLth'l ways. the wine mother will
time him comfortably in «rib or um
rtazv. and let him/go to th’p by him’
urlf, preferably in the 0pm; air. lla-
b'o-r: treated in this none. unm-lnsh
imitlnn Ht‘ldnm cry except for some
good reason. Silt-won'ml and wilt-I‘-
lianco :wem big words to llltllly to in-
E
o different womm. ~
“3.? " by.
to ord’
1
br- rule :5 u' tMll i-i‘: chtltlH-nj
mum 1mm H Hb'y but it hit f"l- lion‘
can be u'ir n‘tuu‘ll b, at .dw; llllllt‘tL-r,
ensnry cont‘.‘ There :-hnuld bet
'fcw l’lllt'r‘. bi! : 2mild ho firmly.
adhered to. l! iv. infinitwly bolt-u not}
to give a cmmunud than to let nchLl-l'l
c-vnde it. Thu habit «u lt'ill'lilli: for at
thing will :tcver dm‘tlun if this count»
II faithfully followed. ('hildren!
brought up without tnlw or systeml
are rt’atless and unhappy, but on the
other band. a blind obedience should;
not he insisted upon too lontz. Thol’
ch'ld can begin very early to l't'flt‘nll.
for lilmt-r-lf in small minute; later the
moral ithtu mu~t be developed which
will 'flillfll' hint to choose to do thc'L
righ‘ thing lwcrmw i' iv~ ritght and m
'recoguizt- und nbr-v the till” utiiall
t'ulcv within Jt'wwt‘.‘ A tli‘e‘ll’t' for
lit'hl conduct than! it» u‘w‘itllt'fit‘tl. Thv
will slow not lwntn to How until u
dt‘llnil“ (’llult‘“ Hm ltv‘ laud”. Kindle:
wills urr flood, and .l ll‘tt't-ll’ bu»; no.
' mute right to bt‘c'tk u l'lllltl'h \ylll thun
'tu brt'llk lth mm Or in" H,- vtt'n ”I'll
l
t
I
t
l
By far the most popular of'
pensive tub materialvt this so t::.t:r '
: Pictorial Review Droid-Nu:
. ‘ ,
i stator.
led no rcturns as yet.
diary oPracticdl .‘
ome Drew/taking:
- £9,an
[topaz-ed Specially for. This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
Gingham—Makes Up
A Inltslacfory mo:-'rl.fm' gingham
or t'm'h‘ is this straight-litu- “31'"
[rack with 14mm
plqtu'. If t'lou‘s at Mr In]! .tltlt'.
wtwrc
‘r 1 y
Vow or 36mm murmur. Will-1.9m «no
.. , .,
told.
your requcaet is just. and whom-W .
possible avoid a clash of \Vllln‘. Forw-
t-J obediflncc, or
obt‘dient't-
tl— , titrt ugh l’v-ur. wettkens the child mall
55:, l PW" ““0 ML?“ wwzt‘rdlyv and dr-
'.‘. cell.
I. I .
l‘r ' I ' fl _' '-
r. l . 3,000,000 FOOD PLEDGE CARDS
SIGNED
“'AS HIXGTON, Nov. 1.
“y‘ f, g ; thy: most pa'rt the results of tho can‘-
lvgtns in the larger cities
Eleven states have U‘H'lfi'lflh
lntliana still
This Dress Satisfactonly.
t‘ollur '1
nuinml "
~(‘umtiaiun
l headquarters of tho l‘oo/l Adminin‘rw
tton announces thmm :H» twinnitv-z . r . t.
in tho“; I, ,
r'.
t
it" g
"’"“ i
gin'lmn. \Ihlt-h comes in a 1.3mm
. .ty at (”dare and ‘Ilesigm. A
ire. feature of lhi'.)
' 141,-:3' of drum. ll,
113‘ the {null and
p‘atm and it'lilllYtJT
large square collar of
' ‘ ‘ the own ltflt'h‘,
Quin-rd in
th-t'i'i‘r‘. Them
n l‘l‘ll hu‘ mml at.
to h'. in ”to f, lflb‘u of
in l'l"“.:illll 5:11..“ Elli} flu”;
. :'l'I‘llL"1t:'
r0
r1": . , 34w}: .‘t‘S-l'a‘h :,in:;'.1:im
'i" ”it" ‘ ill} be no wus'tr- ni' ll"i"!i'l1ll
if l . it this homa- dr‘nsxnta'uw'
1.‘ vi a t'lmrt Stud; of the nut"?!
l - bt'fftl‘t‘ pin-tint: the t-attetn on
the. zingham, it shmtlrl be cprowl l
mu m a flat surface (cither a mint)
or 1M: linnrt. and folded in half. I I
l‘iizt place the trout into position
at: city on tho leugthwiao told. at
n‘tmwn in tM rzuide illustrntlnn. and
follow \tilll the lmch.’Whae the mid)
of the back is gored. thorn will ho
room for the pinning for tint lower
cdgo. The piecing {or the front is
laid below the lmlt, whose straight.
edge is parallel with th: solva'w or
the gingham. Th" yoke, c. tllfl!‘ and
shield are laid on the lengflmlw fold
of material. but the yolqu. slew-mud
and sleeve have the large “0" per-
toraih....~ 1:5 '13:; .i lc..;..l.t.t-ts
thrt-Jd,
This mn'ltl t" nla . wry. bro-ply no
for a canon \‘u‘lt'. it won 'hltt‘,r ltr'v»
lit}
«it: than , :im: tin-iced. ll
' (if Till A l .l l l I.\ l'!" it :l'l
‘x'ntzl'l give t‘.:‘ z. »;.'t :1 mount)
murh, ‘
o"T."'.1.~_‘ .«w‘ .
R'. 31.7572: I‘LL—"EI- SB .
‘3(°3f'l
Pike. 13 cunts.
SLR, ti to it Mia's.
". V
t'rv-I‘)’ [till‘ftl t‘l‘ ‘,‘ .t ', :m or
H i 't :1 item nlll‘ ruin! in .in 'utb
ml 'u'n in nnntlwr by mrvrl ,‘n t: on
whirl; :he montage amount:- In :7: with
I'x' mow, tit-"iv shill he paid .l t. ’\ nt'
‘ " ".' '1 l't ‘l'll '33 rents m' {m ‘ltma!
“1 . w: lit-1' . fifth Newpor-
LA! u ,g'H-l h: in mum's; .—_ .‘ltr
‘ ' ‘ - tilt“!-
"l'ptm’l
of the fourth day of the tow} nh-u '4‘ t ' , ‘ t ‘ w} rt'o
IWeek anmlzn. the ammuno mt]. ff, ‘ ‘f’. . t ‘ '1,.‘”’.:-,":
.lms hccn passed in ”W vwmlu-r mt ‘. . I. z.‘ 1.”: .; 10-,1.‘ ,
‘ ~ilril§ ntuned. This rttpl‘t-nt‘ntn l’tll n . ‘—‘llt‘j-« _f, ;._ .:~ .»“‘ 53....
wt Ht. 3- HI!
. .’.mt ill;
1:3 1 Ho'b, ‘
"l)"")‘~
”Urinal
.- -y=.] Sp..-
unl;
an mm.
'1'3; 13 l \f') 1
i’. :m" I. "’l no‘
m; t..:- lREltttf‘: unit 5: both in
or um and "lit rm- fu7',‘. ;‘
fins-'7‘
burnout-I‘m
there need not be one on the skirt.
What Are Bustier Made Of?
Bustier are made' of silks. satint:
I ‘o. .4, Box as, Kingfisher, Okla.
.
A“ b
' x;
I\
A
\\\
ilcadu the new with 1mm tulcdum.
fl'lrglnin is a clnsc second, with 110.-
107l. while Ohio and Maine aw third -
: ll I” bx.
tumpfl
154mm" :i'uvtl',“
;- til.» 1-1;; 1).;
lid for thiw‘ pttrn"..-,"
1‘ l
- "y 9:-
n"
“ nu
. or dress net. Will?» is still enough of
velvets—in fact. anything nice. It the 5
material is soft and crushes. when
draped. a slight stiffening is use-d. 0n;
t:\'t'nlntl dresses. tlt'e'hustlc effoct may‘
to given by a bou'fant bow of mailing;
itsrlf- to asaume . the perky lines :40-:
chic Just now. It is surprising what u '
tran'aformation can be worked with a.
busfltv sash on the evening dress of last
year. L
_—_ l
|
l
| Sentinel Ad". on}. Try one.
LYDIA 1mm" MEDICINE CO. LYNIJIASS.
At Your Dru
ggist's.
b
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i MR. WAD
h l s -1 ; " "1;: tiara
! ' f . wt . .0th For 5239
1 LT. _'. . as - rs»: lT'S
'! ‘ Mt’fi‘; ‘ .1 -.. .' ‘ :L' :2 'thg!
5 TM... «- .‘ ‘ ;’ . _ t :70 EE
\L [it”s 55.1,; i f; 3.631;", ttETRENCl-lE -
. :._.z'-'-: . ’5 MO EN-
.' ”(~-——
.u
ANS
HERE
, W. 1 was BLowu our our-
Mv BED m5 var:
Ltsren ! YOU bon‘r mow
KIND OF A Pz;ncs‘futs ts :
it MORNING 1'.
r Theéfilows"’Mr.Wu—d§poaks of Are Far From-“Tape” Too!
L
f
1r-
--
l
1..
\ Mr,
3 and l"‘(‘t‘l\'L‘d official notice of the
tax on parcel pm: pgc'v'.’ . ‘ .
. l ' 1 o .‘h 2 . .
‘ . ' - ' ‘ "é Hind fourth, with 109,000 add 910$”. . ‘
, g '- ' 1'. irespcctivolv. New York leads
{other citieq with over Mill-m,
Storms: thmuglmttl tho country illt'
Em COMPOUND "i lr'mttnz a were handicap to tho ' ‘-
t \ ‘ mmpairners.
lino motored more nick womon‘
{to honith than any other no
TAX ON. PARCEL POST.
Nm nnlvtr. first-mosh usil ti:
tint-d for u or row-hue bc ginning to: ".33
m@&% i- . |hru an additional tax has hem luLd on
Puslmzwtcr l/tarv and
i
’ V00 WERE Blow/q om
flout! BED? 0H! 3):: True.
ME ABOUTIT - By A
' g BpMB,ORB Moots.
9
w /-«“- ‘s
.
151mm F:
BUGLER %
CUTTING TREES FOR FUEL
”(V-"WW. No". l, ol’l'm" n" :t largo
"I'ltu nm in wood as in“! wilt
be d, 'cd :1! a InnH-rmtm tom oil
Seltr‘dwf c'ttlvrl hv .lnt'tv‘v t, :"urraw.
Vow England Furl! Arlmivtittrator.
im Mon «onus-civil vith the wood busi-
ncsfi. profosmrs . *' tum"? null farm‘
«rv will pJf‘l‘lllp'lY!‘ 't‘w problem t.
'pnrcel p05! to be: put into t'fft-(‘l [hat-’1‘..- cbt in"‘" Am“, H, “3,10" 1‘, W". an in—
yr—
now cr‘en'wl
t
t‘mnunt at mm “nod out, a.
1‘. " tumult; W‘ll bt- (ll)fl:=ltl9l'(‘d. ‘ C '
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