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., The, allowing exempts an in.
w the Idol‘- on "Food (lo-um"
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before Women's Annotation oi Cour
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."11 in ouch Mm .111 man-‘11.: ~
-; gluten thero to mod one once at 5‘
aunt in day in one your we an
.mmom pounds. 0m alto. oi
brood and duly. are: 336,009,000
loam ununlly. Ono .pot ot butter
I year and A hair m or will:
lm per day M10! 912,000,000 our s
at milk or the product at 400,000
no". These auro- move that it
behooves [II to HOoVerl'o’. }
“We are «liked to obnervv Whratw
ion Dnyu. Lot no any it furthers;
Let us discover «the real woolen of;
wheat in our burnout. Tho bo-ovbdk-v
rd loaf oi blend. time hollowed;
though it be. in wornt nflendor. ’l‘ht-Y
women in France no loom-1' holm‘
their bread. We must adopt nl~11tlar$
rumoured here. !
“One to thrm- Dunn-o oi dough]:
‘wheat. in other war-mi. I“ Wanton 1111
ovary homo but: 111:. The dough on
your flngol‘ti that you or your maltl’
wash oil in the utnk. the dough that
olingl to the lllfild'bml'tl. tho flour
thnt npillis while you are k11mding.?
1111‘ wanton you t-nnnot prevent, ’l'he'
only rmouroo In to Mon bolting your
bread at home. i
"The Red 0101.11 and otherwor ro-l
llet‘ orgnnluitions are begging for:
your holp. You can't respond when.
you urn rhotnrd to the kitchen. nerv~'
out: over whether your dough to rip.
in; properly and thou watching it in-
lt taken t‘lvo hour: to pro-i
vluco two loaves of broad in your kit-l
when. and then perhaps it is a ”137.1
unpolotnhlo motto, Indigent to omit
really a note. Horne-hem g is at
triple whole. that of when. second
or time. third at your tnmily‘u dines-l
tion. 1
"Hundreds oi lhouunndo of barrels
of flour can be 11mm! by honor-wives: ‘
if they will buy oukors’ broad. to;
unto-date btlkc nhopn tho corroct‘v
tomprrnturo in malntxlnod while A'he‘
dough in rlnlng. In home kitchens}
this is imponlhle. The door open-.1
a cold draught enter», and the dough;
hills, Then it in 11 one of Rummy.
Dummy. Nothing can save thnt botch‘
ct dough lrom becoming soggy brood.
“Bola: shops. by molt-m contri-l
vnnron. avoid wastes of dough. They.
won produce more broad per barrel:
or floor than housewives can. Aldv
baked bread in light. it tout-.i
Homo-made brood won't.
t1l bulim'n' brand can be m
rolled and used. Your h confide}
. "l’ltnlfl are too havy for this;
"Women mun: therefore do to.»
'lulllthmkll. Then they can Infill
'otlny to savo Wheat“ Whom will?
helhwin the war. Now is the timer
to act. The government iii albumin-1
- ing the bake-ohm. Each blkeohopt
in to be lit-enled._ But don't wait for?
the government, to point out the:
wanton of home-bolting. Let in re:-
solve now to have those thouundo
upon thousands of barrel: of flour:
we are literally washing dowu onri
.ninkn. ‘ -
"For years i hove born on expo
l have bolted;
broad. rolls, plea, cakes by tho thou:-
ands. l've taught. 50019:! at mu.
and girl» to do tin some but today:
in my home. home-bolting is honed,
l CUIIIldEi' this notion to be in ne-
cordanoe with the spiritn of 1m; H ,
ver pledge. And It ovarv wonwn in’I
his country will do likewise"! vow,
turn to our that one million hunk
of floor will be annually saved for:
mm by our allies." , t,
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PECULIARITY or MANOBOVE. i
eru mangrove, is moot cotton; in,
need ind grown. to a toot loan: it then?
in the mud India ht once u pint.
-J
> A oooo human
in need. South Norwnik M9; on
how Don's Kidney; Pills hovthotid»
street, south Not-uni, cow
The emu- .
dridti. Y .
The rhizophora mutate, tho iioufitty
propagation. The need and: funny"
shoot that really comes tin-nigh the;
talln away and strikes, root—end downtl
A Rood-grind sand: in you when .
the test. B. DuKolley, 25 chestnut;
Umbrellas
Thu» holiday Went is linw 1111 display. There
in all endlonti Vitriety liftstylo, null t'tIltll'i’tl umbrellas
are i'i'idontly going to ho very popular. The vlub
affords are attractive, the llfllltllt'r’ 1111' short. and this
seems it Winslow bemust- tlu» muhrvlla is 1-11.4in
t'otllrilllod on 11 windy and stormy day. A sill; 1-1111] nl'
leather loop in often altar-lint to a sterling siln-t-
linndlo and (Murillo-wryithpi-usiw 11mhrt-ll11s luu'o
solut- touch of distinction.
Prion are {forum to $10.00
Mam ittmr,
Small , Articles of Sterling Silver
choice (immutable for gifts at small prices
W8», stilt and poppor shakers,
. 65 do each, $1.00 a not
mum", $3.25, $4.00 and $5.26 each
Sugar 1913:," 86 on, $1.75, $2.25 up to $3.50
Rh”! 0119!. $3.00. $5.00. $650 and 37-00
We Jan, with spoon, . $2.00
Coll Bells” 46, soon, $1.20 and $1.30 each-
Sflt Spoon, 30‘ ct: ouch
503:1“ch
lain ttoor.
Birthday MM (5 or 12 pivot),
A
1.4-»:1-‘vfl -’ #75:;va 2’05“»
- A wonderfully attractive assortment of tf-hil-
tire-11 ”s flats in volvcts, corduroy, silk and wheat and
silk and corduroy, with various tan»: and velo'urs.
There are some military ofl’oots which will prove it'-
rosistible to the small wearer.
Prit'tvs lrogill til 45, '65, 95 0“, $1.15 up to $1.75
Smoml tioor.
.-
' Bag Tops.
'If you how some luxurious silk or other artistic
matet'itil and desire to make up your own bag, it’- may
be attached to one of those jeweled tops, making a
very distinctive'dms accessory.
Set with imitation sapphiresunneralds and rubies,
l ~ $1.25
' ‘ 'Green‘rgold, dooxidido silveror gunmetal in ar-
,tistio M18113, 50 ct: and $1.00
Jewelry motto-{ado floor.
IIFOMINU 7H! OTOCK IX-
OHANBI '
iI-rmrM-or' n GMJIMI 0nd clan! postage included in the war
ion American linemen and audit, on) remit» low.
I
The Read Book Wt
- it has been nerrssary to spread out in antidpa- ‘
lion of the Christmas trade. For the convenience of
' people the Children’s Books have been separated from
the regular stork and will be found displayed just.
around tho voruer in the north/aisle.
The Boohior Ohildr’ on
comprise a library amongst themselves
"The Boy Sewis"h'tar lull.” 81.510
Prominent art- they»:
‘ 'l‘hif. hook in dt’tllt'fllt‘d in MI million boys of would -
111' the Lmtod Slult's. it contains a foreword by James Ef
“rt-t. ll11~ t'lltt'i smut onwmlive and is full of snout items:
from ‘I""'" to HWH'. with illumiuutmt front piece and smut?
lit-1211111.
"Tim “and" Hill”. by Allie-rt Neely Hall. ‘5 I’M-I
"liobin liood" illunlrnth hy Wyeth, bound in Linoolui
grown, and mnluining Wondort'ul pit-lures of Slu-rwuml and
Nottingham fora-us. $2.50?
“Harper’s Eln-lrloity Book [or Boys“ 81.50:,
"The Boy Morbonic" \‘ols. I and '3. ‘ rub 112.0115
Many things for lmys to do. how it; (vita-Hurt. down-1‘1 :'
for sports and work, t'tc. '
"Trt‘flsurt' Iguana“ llllislrulotl by “you. $2.51;
"Fifteen men on tho do-ud man's t'llt‘sl. ‘
Yo-lio-ho. and a bottle of rum!
Drink and tho drvil have done for the rut.
Yt)-lto-h0.'al11l ti liollli' tritium!"
“Nobody’s Boy" From tho Fremh by Hector Mulol “.25
A vhamung Hlttl'y of a lovoblv boyrhorat-tm'.
”Handy (Iran for Handy Boys" liy 'l'lu-utloro Room-roll. $2.0. '1
Full of plant“ for Work and play. with many ideas for
warning money. "Win-11 you play. play linrilfnnrl when you
Work do not play at till."
“Ah tho M oi the MI Wind" tit-11w!" .Vlnt'llnlmltl 50 rts 3
Stories for lilllr folk.
“Peeps at Many Lands” .
'l‘rm'r-l hooks for till onuulrivs‘. fifty or sixty in llw Ni,
65 do. oat-l1 ‘
'A Short ”story til England" by ti. K. Chesterton ”50»
Mr. Chesterton has a genius forgoneralizotion which 1.1
‘realizodvhy none of his contemporaries: This 115,1; book that _
rhinos many pmbloms. and offers solutions to «omo (it’llwm. .
3 “Diplomulio Days" by Edith O'Shouglmrssy. 3100‘
l 4 Letters and a journal written Whili’ tho author “11> living in
2! Mexico. .
“thumps" hy inllls‘ Krone. ’ $1.25}
A lu'tu‘zy rfr'nll slur); by 11 young ivlflflfltllilll \ylru wmi
lll‘l‘il'i'i. ‘
New Fiction
"The Major” by llulph Connor. "7""
This olorv by at popular writrr is of the Collection
Northwest, and like oil olhor stories by Mr. Connor couv
thins 11 good fight.
"Tho Mystery of the "only Arrow,“ . V ,
' ' Katherine tirooue.
Anna St..'1tl'
“The Shadow of lltt.‘ Stone" by Marguorilt' Bryant. Slfilii
H.215
“Fighting 1;» Police" by Henry Van Dyko .
The Minister of the United States to Holland tint-1111: tho
first year of the war.
“ . 0 'n Household,” '
The Foes of Our “ by Theodore Runsmrlt. $1.00
in this Theodore Roosevelt speaks warmngly and
h t'call ' to his own cople urging that they standlour-
51:33; i0 thye world, an be trite to all the nohlo lrndmons~
which are heritage of this great race.
it ' d the Pro It- In It” 7
01“- Square on Stimugl Hopkinson Adams; 51-“
Of course it is Washington Square, a little green spoon
in the busipst part. 0! thc‘grealesl city in the normally)".
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1 one Million Winner:
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:5 muonsmbemmmm
‘Iou'ngonofill' ‘ 'I'_ ,t"
Donn's- overton your ago mandala
confirm the story. Could mat for
more convincing testimony?
‘ nether with sharp iflnlen in M
small of my back." In” Mr. 8911971
“The points were onpecially noticeable
when l straightened «:1on IM
' stunning. laloo ind headache- and
dim spells, won ration old do! 0
“You" hello you whyin , 1"“ l "m to m. Who III-nor
“Winnie?!" MoonuoWonon” "' "m “V ' ““1 “'0 M 1m to
. . . hour or Doan's Kidney Pill: and not 1
*Iheu wildly-inflow! uncle
:- mcmnw REVIEW
PO! nonwhites Sale To Day
mpplv at Plat-tod'l Drug um. They
worked wonders uid in In: than n
ink the 1mm had “BM”
ttfitotomt xirontdull u. it“).
' On Juno :1. 1914 ‘Mr. Kelley aid: 'I
don" have hear no Doubtful!“ with
oily Itidmn‘ now u i not! to. Who-
! notice my m however, i
Inc-hon}: loot Doll's my
Pitta Ind olwoyl II! and ran-Ito."
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it” * 1 "only“ i'” i - CON". a??? 1:633. WW:moim
to r“ ‘
la" r
"l was troubled tor . you,“ portion bu announced that“ rue-hor-
. half by dull pain: over my hip- “hum report,
' transactions
mornings reeling morn tired 111mm all information m M
"Womanhood“ bandit" Thu-tho don-Ir cit-thund-
Auluwr swim-amnion: no loom-work him hey can
tin-11mm bythc mrmhwmedudmed; Orinoco-
an: Exchange. on. m or m- arr. they out humus-it.”
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every morning. .31 met! luv one-may enemas
they In. huddled the. 3mm. N. L
pmioun‘ day,“ 1111mm {or W “'9 cornplo‘ion Of the "0011 01 the
"(mam'mghmuu Meat-mooted”. them
hm!!! mun-m on m wu- prepored to “on.” the resolution reads. “that the;
shores ”4,0010. “the nintit‘to the conventio- “ ‘50.“? sync-1 of rotor on second clan not“
tun mo- ot moor m .33 will not nine revenue. but mont-
dnttt-I on several i-portut nonin- I! destroy ”n.1,”. trom which the; .
government necks routine." '
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,JACOBY’S
oi the MM“ cotton. ,
This method to raided to giro the
mmum-ununtwm ml [hmuw
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pawn-tn utility” “the.
min "not.
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’phorn, the printinx pmunen. item:
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Nov. 24,—.wnh phienl'Union; and the “Remain” #-
Allied Printing Trades Association.
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