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Hearing the Food Cry.
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which burst suddenly upon us thisi l D l f h E l l
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A woman llldving ll: lthe kKen nz‘wmter, comes a liking for Spanish nub“ Burbank “iv“ Tip! on How to Prepare Your Boil I“. . (footy association. or it! Sz-oage : enough l'orLthc (if 3.1.x” guilt
mountains to a sect! war or race , rumba V l l k ‘d l 'h . D t fl to M II '0‘ _ t , ,_ il.ustrnttd Ink-(lot ' eners dill! nitrite 'Inl explicit
yq “I be“ there is ‘3 “mm feud -. . 0 all up on t» or t 81158. Planfing— u y 0 V0710“ Soc IMO ‘I M Wh F ' 't d t (I l “'3“ Vi .GE'lAl‘lLE GARDENIRG l enough so that u r ht: 4.7,“ hm.
i 0 he 1‘ 't true” as the vogue for ullcked back hair 1, Inch 01 Mkyfld Land W“ This Year. , .' any 0 1599" e" .0 'e l 80 Bl‘ "A" 0 V l or girl may full: 1mm...
80 llhg on it “if" brew . l l “I without a frlieyins note could not be L l $3 a BUShCl Are “ mmg 10, m: t) “i‘tir. F [055- | cougar-(3‘ Tll'lrlf '1“. Mt 3:2. 2...:
T 9. (act t at. t em in d W8! 3 0 V: This is o Tcompiete. fillllltllll" : llf‘lti r. tho lm .l to at“. v o 1m. i' i'
just beginning to penetrate those
mountain fastnesses.
A woman in one of the rich agricul
tural districts of an Eastern state isi
still starving meat every day in that
week and white bread every meal
Since the "titty-fifty" order in buying
flour was issued, she was heard to re
mark: "My pantry shelf is getting
loadtld down with that breakfast food
stuff that l have to buy nowadays and
the, only way i can get rid of it is to
feed it to the chickens.
The fact of war has not yet pene-
trated her fastness.
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Fashion Points
[less it did some very good misionary
lworll in putting an end to the padded
New Hair Modela. 5
With the vogue for Spanish lat-rs”
expected to last forever. Neverthe-
out sofa cushion look to the head
which probably will not return lori
some time to come
The happy medium. rather a stupidI
but sometimes a likable stage in trash,
ions, is not now the rule in hair:
dressing. and for evening attain thel
hair is rolled high rather than low. It;
is just enough loosened from the head}
to make a r r ‘ i'c- table addition.‘
but is not allowed to pull out!
enough to obscure the shape of the?
Every Person Should Get»
Ready Now for a Backyard
- Garden Drive, Says Wizard
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i The appeal of government food con-
senators lor free use of potatoes in
order to rave wheat and other cereals
and to prevent tht wastage of the huge
luop of tubers, came too late to have
.any (”Pl'l according to declarations
day.
: last fall for higher prices are now pay
. ing the penalty for their folly. Those
:who were holding out with the hope
of getting 83 per bushel for potatoes
after the winter had set in, are now
glad to get rid of their product for
anywhere from 31.25 to 81.50 per huIIh-
rnission of Washington. D C..
arranged for
'made by Bridgeport wholesalers to
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f Hundreds of {antlers who held back
The National War Gardlvn Com-
has
:he distribution in
Connecticut through the Agrit‘iill‘
manual of war gardening stop by
Filll'llcld County Association,
Newficld Building, Bridgeport, Conn.
age-sew
War Gardening Made Simple and
Results Certain by This Booklet
Gentlemen: Enclosed is rents in stamps frr .
copies of WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING mnl
STORAGE OF VEGETABLES, the official publication of the
National War Garden Commission. JIM-..“ _ ,. . ii
Plate send some at once to
:(Name)
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step. from I‘m. to: try-,2;-
llie soil. n:
nation of
tuning of tl--- warden.
etc.. to the “lid n.i'.".‘t.‘lll.‘,,' and
stornge of the Citrlxs'.
and mm! :ri’ had CUL' ml.
”-331le
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.vtaslaaaCIOIOOOsI'
cl. Score: of others had their entire
head. When a good looking woman ls, ‘ '
l .cmp frozen during the severe cold
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There are still too many fautnesses
v—v'l- M~tuv-
dressed in an evening gown 0" Itemi- T . 1‘92"
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;‘:’:.;b:::';:?':::;‘:;‘: $2132; low neck dinner gown, the line of tbel t i‘mh". No Glut Hm l ‘37., '(Town or Post oilicci .1........ .1” ......‘.......1.-. 9
They are found in our big an“ and' bark of the neck sweeping up into tht‘! f: ' , The market. according to wholesal- ' ' _ w__‘_ ' -..... ., _:_ 4 ....~-~—
. ’ «hair is most attractive if the head 1.- r - era is not so glutted 3,. many imaging l...- -- ~ . .. t, , .- _. .5”...—
m our ”0th ag‘rlcultural valleys 3"“ well shaped and placed. . l’ ,‘ \lnny larmcrk because of the high 55.: . . ..._1':i:-a- u— ~ ,,__,._ l 4—:
The ignorance of the poor Kentucky are .3; present rm (,onm.l“,",d that t l“ - rattle and hosts. ratllr r than dispose 0‘" BREAD 0N WATER? and wcll him] by .di or i.._ The mom
lhnhlns of more or less pulled out ' l of them at present pr'lr-w, The market YOU HADN‘T OL'GIITEB. potato” we cut lllt' moro- ulleat to
woman in pitiful and forgivable. but! .hslr at the Md“ 1“ “dumb“ for the 1 today is stronger than for many wo-ekt can ship to the lruyx M in. from . -.,|
the indifference of the other woman is: majority of “mm. 0f mum. mm“, l 1 past. The lie-st potutm-el wert' selling " l;:;h;:‘d:yl:::tae:ntn;;w& the ”1““th WW“ m HW Am“
today for 8H0 It‘ll liylh‘lol. The low
price of old pota‘o.-:¢ has I-c'vetl to
kt‘t‘ll down lht- pllt‘v til the- mar [Vill-
ll‘l'it which are now coming in lronl
Florida. Now potatoes today vu-r'o
:0”an for to 73 per barrel which
contains approximately ll necks. Lad
ycar at this time. new potatoes were
Hoover hillllh up the rum] .ttul, . I
in these words: "The llliit‘ hits at on
for sacrifice." (‘ull In: l‘t'l'l‘P to
the. truth lllllt'h longer?
lamentable and unpardonable UMP“ .fen women are :40 lrlc i that ill
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:lhedczlnzflvlltlon NY hh‘f hcard “find; hate fcwer rentrlctions than others:
a 09 VII I women.t t‘ 00“ 9") em and can appear to ndtaniage in any]
do to cast bread on the waters. I
But now the rule is obsolete for
we've a need for all our wheat
to feed our sons and daughters.
We can't. afford to waste a bit
by going out and casting it on
river, latte or ocean. We're told
of America will not be solved “y“. ”my may “a, d
t .
Now that both the tightly plasterul
mode of hair dressing and the lurgc
How to Cook Rice.
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n rerklng in formation on the art padded colflure have passed away .51.“, l soiling between 812 and 815 per brothel ”m w° mu“ ""°""l" “d
of cooking me, says the Lulu-d States it H hard to ”an“ mm ti . - ' J . .- “ ”Tm,“ BUBBAVK H. .2 ’6'- . Old potatoes worn Ht'lllllfi lasl yet" for "”3“ °‘”'
dcpartmelit of agriculture, no mistake ' ”y “"r” ' y ‘ ‘ :v’ .. 94 So lmr llllnllt'l. l‘t‘lllil, [Mailers look "h” ’“n' I
ornlvo with
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either of them Pie! thought 80ml. '. «mum fa c. s. rand Adult-latrines) for high brim-H MI whim“ for ill"
is made in referring to South Carolina, '
looking or attractlw ~ ‘ M . , . t. . l ,. q. . . . patriots de-
' _ . mm,“ m“ m. ”wwur”, “nu.“ co. Th. soil should b. ronl ng yttlr “(Hill of intuition» flt'
‘ where the true value 0‘ this cereal has With the hair mm.” up and "MW 1 it is properly I'LIIIiIc-l and the soil porous and well Wilma“ a": l-reau- in planted acreage. . lotion. The
.- bt'en appreciated for over two cantu. 'at me bnclr a c m! . prepared to rI-I'elto the seed. seeds are really little on. and, lik‘ ' - — -—-——— l "'“m "'
It”. ‘A Carolina housewife would ad' " ’ “”"‘”“"‘”"‘ ‘" Auuminz our um um: you In. other em. mu-t havo I emu . vauntsrs nor WANTED ' ml" "
1 . h of tortoise shapP giwn a finished look Louis to use has never been cultl- ""0“” 0' MOI-lure and heat. , can raise ~
t at t. 9 using of 1 pint of rice. after to the whole ”PM“ attire “M3 m, m." thing .. thoroughly the ground becomeg dry and bar 'lllltipt‘an tourlnL is. naturally. at; will strugo
thorough washing, which a)... oolrdd- 1 . t. slt'Jl' it of all rubbish. stones and 0" ”“0" "‘0 ”flea '"h water. . .1 low ebb. rho-n- will not be any sort trio in a Beau” 0‘ Fundlond DISOT‘
l ewoilo-d combs to match the color ch-dn. itziito tllt'tlr of! and then “'9’ “Mo! Kc! Allt whicnlanccoa . ltO elem
er» lmpttmtnnt “to a quart and a pint‘ note of "w goun or much sane. if there ha.e been piles of a?! 'iit'hcii “Titration; and a of rush to :lu- (lid “orld this year on mug ” W l tier-Cured by Lydia E.
of water" It ‘ " WOT"- lime, or ntllcr building substances 9 '0 ' i 0" ‘0 I“ ‘00 6'7 - -. - - ' ~ ' ’
' a d ‘ ““"m‘mm 0' “m" Black govt m: which .0 frequently are on tho lull so. that these are scat- oven for a few hours. tum as they. H" mm M "mm" ””k‘” “" “m0“ 3 n c g I e c l ' Pmklmm‘ Vegetable
"M “m' enliv d lcl'ed um the «rum araa so that "0 “mm " ‘"" "m "‘° "“" ”-' "‘"nm’" "’r ”"' my "a“ "WWI "‘"r md- Com und
"This ,5 m be boiled m“, a quickl 9"“ {0" ““MM with cerise hrl thorn will not be any one spot which plrmtiets before the! WW" “9°- iliul would-be ll‘tit‘tllt‘l's will find N lug: we P0 '
, , llant blue or omtrald grm-n are 9“" is impregnated with lime and the "'0 '“l’ffin- 30 "1070 If. "If“ ' ' q , fl _._.__._
fire for ”n minutes. mm“ "Hum“ lv matched in it ill ’ “kc. spade m ‘ mp", o, M [mu things to be remembered: my stcp beret with tilfllt'tllllcs. ‘ not I‘D; L
a"). Tm mm. on m or new.” a” "a" '0 ”H H ”k "n,“ Worn 'n can altos. :nrd more. n‘r'ut ":Irigzm-nl; defigfgmormgg: 35‘}; {3° , i Passports ltl’t' required. and our Kttv- “I; "a x ‘ Oakland Cal. -”i suffered from ll'~
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n". water; my” the “a...“ and put much 5 4. ”1c ' " ' mm!" "r' . needs are not too large they may be fore they can reach the surface. I o-rnrurnt has long ceased issuing pnss- um” w. "wilful" Md congilm lo I Cgllr:
m,” a very slow fire. and allow lt ml man i than Wllt ll worn wi lii .pddl d Undl'r and idiom-d to an...» :—Do not allow them to dry 90"" to OWN" who cunnor ahow good run m . .'.‘.‘.'.‘.‘.'.‘.‘.'.‘.‘.'.'.'.'.‘ no a on my I
out. so as to kill them Just after
-'-l for an lon
of timye smfdlllnod not
icolt tl.,-reli- fertilizing the soil. , .
MW", for Mn..." minutes 5; 1933;: ml' . } Altel" the tint gpading the soil may—firm its. murmur. of n blllll‘lt-sh or nllllturv my 33:: 5:31;“. me all the ' o
. . , Illt-Jld be allowed to stand so out ’2"! t cm at the proper , ,, - At- ' "‘ y' - I100 we"- The l"
8””an "CM-“Oilfilll. The flu’ I'll] be . - ' It 'muy become thoroughly aired. reason, not too early and not too > "'m' “m ”l” rhould no“ the . ncedlng. And in this thing ws'rc 5M3, who ”gal-d
soft or grainy. according to the quan- Mos IN pARM|~G_ i Mix in your fertilizer and spade it late. lunlic. if tlu.y sitt‘t‘t-r‘d in ucttlnt. no. “on ,0, " mu“ “ed. be- ,o me did not seemto
In selecting what you are going to
grow he gun to plant only those
vegetables which you and your fam-
llv like. and If then is autllcient sur-
> Into tho already pulverlud earth-
Tlils l3 extrcrncly important.
When the earth is thoroughly
Iroltcn up look well to its leveling.
across by :tonllI pretext or other. tht‘y
lore ”lady to met-t with coolness, susg
pitrlon or hoittility Ilnlcnit their t-rrand
sides our own, the folks of other
nations. We've got to tix it so
our crop will bring this cruel
help me an and a
friends vised
LydiaE. Pinkham' It
tity of water on it when put to steam. Last year. people all over the mull
and the length of time allowed in lm‘try were building potato "pens."
steaming. The larger ”‘0 quantity 0‘ SOMGM)’. however it was said, had I: it is located on a hillside let it plus do what your country has n- war to gtop- ..0 make "0‘"- Dr”. Vegetable Com-
WMPF and lilo shorter the sit-amlng mired enou‘h potatoes f4 l ' alone in conformity to the natural quested—can it for winter use. is ln'lomily a legitimate one. srations. we.” ‘0! to have . und Hook “and
. . .. . . I as an or. [airings of the land. in any section This year every family should Small M the tourist traffic has he- enough m a p" m we can send 1. I lized t.
the softer will be the rice. dinary family a whole your in an open when it is necessary to irrigate. it have a potato patch. if nothing also ' ‘ l“ ' . , '9 0'0 "I I
or com-Ito, other methodu are “Md work bog eight feet stu Th , b‘ a better to make your garden into Potatoes will permit you to decrease come, there is still too much of it to an ample share to ILIIropcl lwas well I email
' . i - I are. t. )1 body. having trough-like spaces aur- your consumption of wheat. They null m" Pundit-an friends. An Amp". starving mllllons. “e ve got to recommend
in borling rice or at least modification; was filled with soil and Mind potatoes youmllrig and running through the are easily grown and require little ‘ . ‘ rt' crush the ruthless “ups in fred- valuable rem y to
birds in which you can run water work. A small potato patch will can ('(ll'rt'rllmntlt'lll in Pars rcvo r lng thou behind the gum, both my friends"—Mr!. L. H DE WWII.
or the recipe given, but it mast be ray in the spring. and that was all there
memberetl that the results should not'Wfl '0 "- The Vine" 870' out through
be a glutinous mass, and that success the cracks all around. and the bin wan
furnish a family with a fine mmntity
and quality of food and will help
your country. No matter what clue
you raise, he sure your garden in-
bhcn the land becomes dry. Irriga-
Mn is far superior to sprinkling.
In rtnrtlng any plants fvom needs.
whether vcy'olnblm or flows". two or
that tllitl t-h‘.’ is finding itslef burden-
ed by tlw tin-nonco- of' Amerlcanr
'whoue blooms is trivial or has noth-
(105 Alcatraz Ave, Oakland, Cal.
D Ev cry woman at some period or otha r
in her life sull'crs from 'ust such dis-
soldien and civilians. This task
we'll never put across- unloss we
cut the daily loss that cornea
depend; upon the proper amount of full of good tubers in the full, Fine up... things are neaauary for auc- eludes potatoes. . l to do “M ”I" w”. n in much m,_ from over using. We must cut turbances as did Mrs. 31.59, and
water used and the length of time. in business. it W35. -_-.-. . .-- .1 .. . Hm. - .. ,. v- M . l V . 1 nth...- allied capl down the “u of "he“ I“ '0 a "‘9'“ i' no lntcrcstcd friend to advise,
steaming. The (ml)t trouble with this grand T WINYER'S COAL ramc m -""“"“ "m trifle slow on meat. from our lot thisbca reminder that this famous
scheme was that it didn't work Pro pounds ' Nix ' m“ 0'“ ”m" “d Choosmc' To do W“ and he") remedy hssbee n m
"' ' ' lt down‘t PM in in: a rrloulmtk oi ‘ Thom no u us .lll in plot corneal all thls and do it right lets lei cumin these ailments of women for
Those. "storieu" you hear on the lessor Christie of Purdue. university course llut it does pay to ”m‘ "’1' --' -* ’uhout “w “m "M "of“ all ”w“. rc- a lot of things in sight to help morct illanWyesrs
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"""Fflm "'0" “"9" °“ 30°“ “mm" mm "m m "1de "m" 0‘ "in." "y amimvecl methods 0f fermion. Firm Na" ”‘1” Wm "MM M um” mun-l... for ii. They want to hc hos gillduztzwhlh?‘;:‘rderll&lst.u;o:: 1‘ "‘5’ “mp"“u‘m' ”h" "M
itv? At mm “ dozen dangerous pm scraper potatoo gardeners didnt get ‘ ed in plenty of time for the public to , hc n- ' L that}. Plnltham Medicine (10., Lynn,
' 3,“... their seed of forty pens tried Life. 1 pliable to all Allit't‘ltvdlltl. but I ll 1‘" give us solid food enough to sst- it u." for “M“. The result of mm,
lsi‘y our craving. (lot out and
use your hoe and plow; dig up
your lot and do it now; use all
your brawn and muscle. Got
out and make an early start. for
- that's the way to do your part.
ilo Just got out and hustle. Write
the National War Garden Com-
mlsslon. Washington, D. (3.. for
its complete manual on homo
gardening. It's free for 2-cenr
l stamp for postage.
do its buying early in the summer.
Mines uhould tic oporated at full ca
pacity throught the hot month».
An effort should he mado to get all
the coal used in domestic consumption
into local yard» before winter. (foal
can be transported with far ion do-
lay in moderate weather. ily scnulhle
Ipreparation it ought to be pounllile to
provent a repetition next your of tho
pit-Item. unfortunate situation. l Advertise in 1-”. Sentinel .
German propaganda utorles havo‘heen
rprung’ ngttinltt food administration
in a few months.
not ht-lp rIr-lr-nllnl: the sharing of
their food. lodclnlr. transportation. etc,
with pl-oplu- who ltith‘. no inst ('lillm to
them.
Mont American of lt‘lstll‘c. illut-ll it“
they would like to Vlttll the war zonc.
appreciate tl'.1 nitlilltion, obey the dic-
tates of patriotism and good ionic.
and nitrite no effort to go abroad.
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years experience is at. your service.
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NOTICE TO MOTHERS
iii: :ainhquickly heal hshy' 9 son, that"!
in lndianapolls. according to City Our-
den Supervisor chorn. not one suc-
coodod. '
Experiments by the United States
behind the man behind thoguns. department 0' “m“"u" ""9 "m"
ly disappointing. in a potato port at;
Washington, twenty pounda of seed;
were planted. and eight barrel. of pot
tatocs were harvested. The ”barrel"|
plan was iullt as had, The crop from "mm...” m.........fl...|.
, two barrels weighted less than two mflWmISEWV
- MB. WAD ' Mr. Wad “a?“ if yo“ d” n’t want to be arrested take along a Movie Camera.
Positive—Convincing Proof , ‘ '
Many so-cslled remedies [or am-
ania are onl so in name. Their rush
on are sin d to rovs their claims l .
tolling what til r medicines canal.
The only way to be honest with the
people is to let tlmn know what they
an paying tor. Hero is the Vinol
formula. When the doctor knows
what s medicine contains. it mm
to he a "patent" medicine.
ll fi'l‘u'mfllwiiimlf‘lm '37.”;3‘!
monlumcmste. Limssadlods lyssve-
pastas, Caustic.
Any doctor will tell you that the in-
gredients olV l,nol so named show.
will enrich the blood and banish am-
and tracts strength. When the
is pure and rich and red, the
is strong undue
«unprovst sat cure: so
because our money will in mmu
I Vlad not improve your bums
mun. Boater. Wrist. lasts 1
Udastmssotaa hum-ton
(«abundant-them.
"Food will will the war, but will it
Hill" for tin or tiermany?" That is the
question before. the American people.
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which contains .sntisrptir, healing lnmrtll-
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