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Helpful Hints
Tried Recipes!
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- ow car vans. . ; . ,
hi the scallops in salted water. aE . . “WWW" 3“""0- . EXPCMG Freight . Movements at f@
\ that Christmas sbo in is .
.. 0‘ u“ to a o“ rt of water, 0" PD 3 The telephone is one of the most. 3“,“.
over. and we can sit calmly down and
_'pick up the raveled ends of our plans
let us put some serious thoughts into
our New Year resolutions. This year,
of all others, we must plan far ahead.
convenient inventions ever made. Soil
thinks the housewife as she sits down‘
beside the instrument in the morning
to order her day's supplies from tho
grocer, butcher or tlsh dealer. it
Have a review of your wardrobe. Get saves her the bother of getting dress,
everything out and sort them into ed for the street and “yes the um.
three piles; one for those thinss thatirequired for walking to the stores and
will do as they are; another for things back which time might be used for.
tours; rinse in cold water, cover
boiling water and let simmer 5
‘ I minutes: rinse again in cold
, drain and when cold cut in
, ; cut tender white cabbage in
u pieces or celery if it be had, mix
scallops, mash with a green may-
ise or boiled dressing. shape in
Construction work will commence
immediately on the widening and gen
era] improvement of the South Boston!
cut of the New York, New Haven and:
Hartford Railroad commission, all ar-'~
rangemenis have been completed and!
contract for the work has been award-
;ed. The enormous growth of business
Irspsrsd Specially for his lowspapc
By Pictorial Review
One-Piece Skirt in Brown Broadclbth.
mould; with large sized capers
a design spelling “St. Patrick,"
the lettering with cooked
500d 990““ 1° be ”1“" 0""? '“d the other things. Asa matter of fact,'
third Pile for things which you Ctlvhowever, the time spent in going to
~ of eggs chopped very ilne, gar—
with cabbage leaves out small .or
Irish Salmon Pickle.
.. Mil a nice handsome piece of sal—.
anon, lay it in a deep dish and when!
said pour" oer it the following pickle.
' .1.) cold. if closely coered and well-'
bated with the pickle the salmon will!
flap many days. Boll together in 1,5, E
.. fist of inc-gar a gill of w,ater a gill of;
we wine, some sliced h0ruPl‘3L“h.E
b hidden or mace, 2 bay loses, whole .
”per, auspice and a little suit; IoliE
, u get cold, pour it oer fish. time, 10
files to boil.
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Butter Pie. E
One cup sugar, butter (melted) size.
I! an egg. 2 tablespoonfuls corn-E
v inch" 1 tablespoonful lemon, juice.
' ' juice and rind of 1 lemon, 4 eggs,E
the yolks only to be mixed will! tilt-f
noel quart good milk. " This makes
4 2ples. Sow fill'the crusts. Add more '
milk if needed; bake and when done
mad with the beaten whites to
Ztablcspoonfuls of sugar have
it added. ,
Lemon Pie. .
'l‘wo‘cups boiling water, into which
all: 3 tablespoonfuls cornstarch wet
with little cold water:
4 cups sugar l-Icant piece butter
in two crusts. Makes two pics.
“‘0mm of (.oldsboro, N (7.,
not use. but, which someone Elle may market is time well spent for in it the
be wasted.
cook until what you have on hand before buying
mused Take from “to"; add 2 new materials unthoughtfully; but
‘E‘IIM sugar grated rind and Juice of “hm you ‘1" buy,
2 quality and the most becoming and
'3', well beaten: pinch of salt. Bake lusting color. for thus you can Dahclp.
hflvpisuitable for best and every day, the:
agreed to discontinue the exchange “09" and sIncere “13h 0’ “0 mnnvE
find a use for This year let nothins housewife gets good healthy exercise
Don’t Wt away 11111185 and fresh air, which invigorates her to
Eda more quickly the tasks she has left
lto be done upon her return. That very
‘small amount of exercise will keep the
housewife in such trim that it should
counterpart all arguments in favor of
telephone buying. for without health
Iothcr things count little
From the economical viewpoint,
.l00,lll9 arguments are all against
doing shopping by telephone alone.
Personal supervision of the selection
of food materials is one of the direct
fronds to economical- living. The ordl- »
Insry small grocer and butcher have Legion at Verdun.
Blount, son of It 1-}. Bloom. of North
um "m? to spend in selecting 'h‘”33‘1"arolinn, captured single handed
ordered with the care with which they thirh Germans. lie was awarded the
should be selected, and in the largelf‘roix do (.uerre. ullli palm, for his
grocery houses where there is' ‘:shop heralc deed.
'ping service" for telephone orders, lh-‘E U ' VENISON:A8 F0005
.selecting may be carefully done but
Ethere is an added expense for this scr- Protection of Deer Urged to lncreale
vice whith the ordinary housewife can‘ 3099'! 0' "’3‘
[not afford i While fifteen states will have no big
I if the lluuwkecpt’l is not able to go game hunting this year lit-tans“ deer
Eto the market every day, it is advis-I alive. been caterminafed or because
[time
While fighting with
the Foreign
Richard Allan
able to ‘1“ ”Fm” days buying at one the HUN it has been so reduced that
This necessitatea careful l the season is closed, there aro thirty
lnlng Of mm” “hm“ and buying lurgor three other states, according to the
quantities ata time. EUnttcd States department of agri-
'culture, which will have an open sea-
brenk son.
argument; This season ranges from four days
.in New Jersey and six days in \inssa-
chusetts and Vermont to two months
or more in some of the southern
Estates. These seasons open in August
:in Oregon and in most parts of Cali
forniu: in September in the rest of
(nlifornin and in Idaho, South Cart)-
8ch III IIIIIIIIIs
III IIIIIIs IIIIEM «I .,, ..
0f Tan Broadcloth and Golden"
Brown Satin
“that you may want some day."
Tact and cheerfulan will
do own oppordtlon when
would only stifle" it.
Use
buy the very best!
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For Best—or Ever
If there is ovcr designcdo n acostumcI
Iwhich are Bel'l'd by the
isnd freight
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smaller than at present.
’ consequently entirely inadequate for
«—- of two as at
in the Boston Freight Terminal of the
,New Haven road, brought about to a
llarge extent by the location of the
[Commonwealth Pier and the Filth Pier
gin that territory and the location of
.nlany industries in that section. all of
railroad
'through the South Boston (tut. has
gnecesnitnted the improvements adopt-
‘cd.
This section of the railroad was con-
Estructed about fifty years ago at a
time'when trains were much lighter
cars and engines much
The cut is
both the volume of bill-Iincss and the in-
'cr:~a;wd size of equipment” The op
notion of two trains in opposite dircc
lions through the cut at lht' same time
is impossible. The [Il't’Si‘fli inadequacy
will be overcome by the widening of
the cut to allow for four trucks instead
present, and by 'cono
structing tracks with ample clearances
to permit all tracks to be used at the
some time.
('omplction of the work will material-
ly expedite the movement of freight in
and out of lloston, being It most im-
portnnt improvement and a necessity
which has long bt‘nf' recognized by the
railroad company and ullith was an-
tllorizcd by the directors some time
ago. 2
The cut is the entrance from an t
t
railroaddlncs in the South Bay dis-i
trict to the yards, terminals and docks
in South lloslon. This connection wltlt'
the freight yards is sometime-s termed
“the neck of the bottle" through
which passes nearly all of tilt {night
traillc of the Von liavcn road in nndE
out of Boston. Train movements
through the clllt tin-Iago
brown shadings that tones of this.
color are lovelisr now than over Sen,
arsts skirts of brown broadcloth“
one t‘t’f'l')"
7470
A chic skirt of one-piece design. dc-
tft‘lopcd in brown broadcloth.
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The new soft woolen materials
lend themselves so perfectly to the
EC't
. .
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vslotlrs, std, m in great demand and l
a chic one-pious model is shown here.
The deep luck and pockets may be}
om.lttsd if desired, but they add to i
the smartnoss of the skirt. in mod-I
lulu also, ’9‘ yards 64- inch broad-l
cloth are required for the design.
The construction of a one-pleas ‘
skirt is necessarily simple, so that j
the vsriest neophyte need not fear to
attempt it. Then. there is t a con-
struction guide to further mplify
matte rs. Close the back scars of the
shirt from the lower large "0" per-
foration to lower edge of skirt and .
finish edges above the perforation for ‘
a plsckst. Form tuck creasing on .
crosslius of slot perforations. stitch .
4 inches from folded edge. Turn;
bent at lower edge of shirt on small -
"o" perforations. Gather upper edge
of skirt between “T" perforations.
The large “0" perforation in the
stay indicates the upper edge. Take
up darts bringing together and stitch-
ing along corresponding smhll "o"
perforations. Adjust stay to position
underneath skirt. with center-fronts
even ; bring back edge of stay to cen-
ter-back. Stitch upper edges of skirt.
and stay together; bringing the
small "0" perforations at upper edge I
of skirt to the 2 darts in stay near-
est center-back.
Finish the edges of the pockets;
and adjust to position on skirt, with
outer edge along indicating small
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"o" perforations.
The sash is wound around the
waist and lied either in front or
back, or it mily be finished in
straight belt effect.
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Pictorial Review Skirt No. 7470. Sizes. 24 to 88 inches waist. Price, 8
three minutes during the day of Won '1 ‘ " ' ' ' '
ty four hours The cut is one km” cut Tllf'bf‘ will be built of steel with Eloculliy as well as to the business he
mile long, and when completed wilIIsOIid floors. The grade approaches to “at"! ”‘9'“ “no“ ‘1 “'i” Pi‘rm" hum”-
contain fourtracks. An expendlturc of some of the bridges will be slightly “‘3 0' the “101939“ ““10“"! 0!
about $1,000,000 will be required, and mu». while the trucks will bc depress- "018’“ ““h the hast possible menu
it is estimated that the work will take ed to a point about tcn ten feet below venicnce ‘0 “lipid” COM‘KHPM ”ml
Should any water "‘6 rallrouds.
of ('hrlstmas presents during the per- uomen, it will 5“""3' be 0“ this order 0"” Stay G'W' it Darkena SO Nat.E( Georgia, Montana, Wyoming, Wash-
m of the war. Combinations of materials and colors,E . orally that Nobody Can Tell Iington. Nevada. Arizona and New
' “Haw you ever noticed how mam "1 this case ""1 broadcloth and brown'E ‘0" can turn gray, “‘de hair be“ EMexico; in November in Michigan.
mlp talk all the lime and never satin were used. are particularly good tifull) dark and lustrous nlnmst ov;er .liinnesotu, Wisconsin and several (,1
m to think?” the illustration shows the effect of iheEniuht if you 'll get u 50Ncent battle of the southern states and in December
"Oh, yes," replied the philosophical the contrast and alt-to suggests th. It in. "“ycth's Sage and Sulphur COME“: Pennsylvania. In about onethird
, d" about eight months to complete. There mean high watrr.
Ian. ‘I do most of my deep think-Emanli’ 00‘0” black and white, the. 90““ at 3"? drug 9'0“? Millions 0‘ of the Males the law 3110‘" "‘0 hun- are eleven street bridges crossing the accumulate in the cut it will be dis- '—' "‘"‘
1-8 While people like that arc rat- dress would be equally stunning. Ebm’ltts 0f ”138 01d famous Suite Tea ter one deer a year and in most others . ' ‘ posed of by a pumping plant having .1. HOMEMAKING VOCATION.
fling along, becamp I know i wont .—.——- Recipe, improved by the addition ofmm, 1 fl 1
'Fashion Noses. capacity for the discharge
' ‘ ,thousand gallons per minute.
salsa nnvthing if i don't listen."—-Bir-
mngbaln Age- Herald,
nut II IIIIII III
of {ONE Home-making'lsfithe most clever vo-
cation in the World—and the cl! (or
A general idea or the amoun. 0‘ woman finds it about the mOst inter-
work to be done can be gained from cstlng one. No wonmn uho is intolo
the fact that 120,000 cubic yards of cx- ”“an m,” finds ”m home-making '0'
cltvntion will be necessary. About 20,- mum dull.
E E . .other ingredients, are sold annually.E The deprirtment of agriculture
Charmlng buckles can be fashioned says a Well-known druggist here, bE-Iurges all persons to (Io-operate to
,0! narrow soutnche braid on a canvnulcause it darkens the hair so naturalnsccurc the best possible protection of
'Efoundation. 'lv and event; that no one can tell it door so as to get the maximum
1 it is suggested that tip light- fitt' ng has been applied. famount of venison as a source of
Eboned bodice will be in again. but this Those whose hair is turning grayj m cut. it. is estimated that about 80.-
AN” MDNEYS "URI! “99““ d0“"““‘- or becoming faded have a sllmlgeE 0:... d...” are tuned 185393.“, the 000 cubic yards ofmasonary wllElEhEe rgf-EE _.. -_...-.. .
I Soutache and embroidery of every awaiting them because after one or ['nited States each year. These pro-‘ .. r .716"; E quircd M50 Eioogomgqunre y :d: f ’
E Edescription will play an important two applications the gray hair van- duce nearly 10,000,000 pounds of vent-E '5}? .1 0"" {A '4’ the? augh ‘street surfac “g' l ”as“ x; if OEE Don t Ne BeCt
“unfailing Meat For a While if Your Ernie on the coming winter dresses. ishes and your locks become luxuri—.son. The biological suvrey of the i (1‘ 3 '~' “I "' "- '3’ i k" bridge flooring, a mic an n m 0 g
Bladder is Troubling You ’_ In all demi-toilettes waists are of antly dark and beautiful. IUnited States department of agricul-E _' staff's “”“c7 "n“ ‘3'“. drains and three miles 0‘ truck i your stomach. Keep it shong
When you wake up wlth backache' ten indicated simply by a. line of rib- This is the age of youth. Gray- hair Eture says that this number (if deer i if}: ‘3 ‘ 5'" 2"“ EJE; i' 15‘. EEE The growth 0' South HOMO“ 3'5 “i and WC". When {03d disa-
ltl dull misery in the kidney region bon tied in a bow with long ends I,ed unattractive folks nrcn't wanted can be very largely increased since - EEE'E Il- .tn .. ME, Eff, , .ul, mg“: manufacturing Mid industrial 00“ ”1E ‘grccs with it,streng‘then “with
generally means you have been eat-j A number of the new frocks are up. around, so ;..et busy with Wyeth' s only two or three states produce more I gen... I'.',.V.:hlE,E1:‘EI_\' .miii: 13E one. the building of the 0mm°“W"“hh PM. .
toornuch meat, says awell known balanced in design with a lapel or Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight than 10 000 a year and man less - , . . filing ”the largest combination passengerE
Meat forms uric acid band of trimming on one side while and you'll be delightful With YO“? than ”W l : “CL and and "eight “"19"“ world—and m“
... and study,
ltE stop! coughs
If i. \ntnl .‘l off croupé
z 1 0p: rife. , cues nit up-
. I: .. let. an- - live ln'tdrop
-lf‘l L; 3. .od .sihci'lrrt.‘
fish picr upon which is the largest fish !
Imarltet in the United Stairs, hate all E
greatl increased the business of theE
South Boston territory. The completion '
of the improvements to the éut willl
prove to be of great importance to tho
. overworks the kidneys in theirEthe other is plain. :.:hir.c.
Eilto filter it from the blood and
become sort of paralyzed and log-I
When your kidneys get sluggish!
flog you must relieve themplllreE
e've your bowels; removing all i
, y's nrlnous waste, else you,I
backaceh. sick headache, dizzy}
. your stomach spurs, tongue is
7-, and when the weather is bad
have rheumatic twinges. The‘
is cloudy, full of sediment, chan-
‘ often get sore, water scalds and
are obliged to seek relief two or
dark, handsome hair and your youth-E -—
j ful appearance within a few days. E I "Tflmi
Dear Luke: if a red cow eats green
i This preparation is a toilet requis-
lgrass and gives white milk, how does
T0 ATTAIN PERFECTION ,
The only wav to attain perfection lie and is not intended for the cure.
is to follow the advice you give to mitigation or prevention of disease—E it make yellow butter?—R. H. find'
others .—-Boston Transcript. 'tlell
Lucas! Sale of ArIy Medicine in the Wall.
(.13.! everywhere. in boxer. 10:... 25c.
Btillsou-Powelt Corporation
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mun
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RECRuIrwG OFFICER‘ AND
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PILL Oven-t THE BFLLV
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AND EAT UPM-I
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.. at once or get from ybur phat-I HEP. ' M . Sggflogg 9. E . "E E
about four ounces of JadE HEP- E wag—(3;? ,
, date a tablespoonful in a glass \Ef— ”El" “53’. ET IT'!
W before breakfast‘ for a few
slid your kidneys will then act.
_ . This famous salts is made fromE
« » of grapes and lemon inlce,’ !
. with lithla, and has beenE
plr generations to clean and
. sluggish kidneys, also to
acids in the urine so it
irritates, thus ending bind-
s.
is a life saver for regular
. It is Inexpensive, can
' and makes a delightful. cf-
llthia~wster drink-Adv.
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