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Method of mixing: Add to the cup
of milk, the melted fat. syrup and
slightly beaten egg; sift the salt, bak‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Princess Slip Aids the straight

 

:good for cleaning lace, lingerie, volies,
: white broadcloth and serge; also while
! satin.

l This is from an old physician, and be

' ; ing powder and flour together. Use a
coarse sieve so that no part of the
flour is wasted. Bake in a hot oven
‘for 20 to 30 minutes depending upon
the size of the muffins.
Ground \Rolied om, Cornflour.
1 cup liquid
1 tablespoon fat
2 tablespoons syrup
2 eggs or 1
4 teaspoons baking powder
1-3 teaspoon salt
3-4 cup ground i-olled oats
1 cup cornilour
_ Barley, Oats
1 cup liquid
1 tablespoon fat
2 tablespoons syrup
2 eggs or 1 .
4 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1% cups barley flour
3-4 cup ground rolled oats.
Oatmeal Betty.

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made of the 5:120:91; de Chine orl “jays it ""9" ”“5 H applied '0 a MO“
Georgette crepe. at the top of camlg in season. AS 890? as too parts he
soles to run the ribbon through Tucke,‘ gin to swell. get tincture of lobelia and
t . t , . t f 'orites on-lin-l wrap the part affected with cloth eat

00' are jus db grea at L Iuraied thoroughly with the tincture
gerie as on more. formal clothes. Beads ‘ '

and embroidery. too. are much In de-‘ and m" Mn" '5 dead.

mand. . Ll Tar Spots.

. " , Tar spots may be removed by put-
The Sensible Thing. ting Iar odn than: and‘lelting island

At one little it was considered three hours. Then warm in soup stub

stodgy and irumpish to “do the senflooritaining a little ammonia to remove
sibie thing." All the glamour was tak-l‘ the grease.

en 0‘" of ”I"! and as ‘0 having a sen- When making starch put in some
Sim“ ”WSW“ that was beyond the small pieces of candle. This will make
km or womaukind. Now, that, [00' h; the clothes nice and glossy and will
changed. "The “BMW" mm" is ”‘9. also prevent lhe iron from sticking.
only thing to have. And besides. the:
plainer.’ more substantial things leave! To Make Flatiron; Smooth.
more in onc‘s nurse for the Beigians.i iiampm n cloth and lather it, with
Liberty 1301“” and'other patriotic ne-l lion Ami: clean the twins with this.
cessities. .thon clean again with another cloth
llowevcr. tho Ht‘nsiblc thing (1005 “Oi and clean water. Rub them over pa-
lml'e ‘0 b9 plain or Ugh;- ‘Far from it. per, then iron over some old clean

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‘ 2 cups of cooked oatmeal

4 apples cut up small

‘ré cup raisins
_ :& cup sugar

1-4 teaspoon cinnamon

Mix and bake for 1,4. hour. Serve
hot or cold. Any dried or fresh fruits,
dates, or ground peanuts may be used
instead of apples: Will serve five
people.

' Oatmeal Pie Crust.

2 cups finely ground oatmeal
’ , Loop boiling water

1 tablespoon fat

Scald oatmeal with the water Add”
fat and mix thoroughly. Roll Very,
ibin and line small pie or tart fine with
mixture Bake in hot oven..~ '

Rice is a good mixer. it; must be
well cooked. .

‘ THE “PARTICULAR",MAN.
Our idea of being particular is when
out
, when he goes to the telephone to talk

ith a woman—Portland Press.
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PROPAGANDISTSi

. . Liberate yourself from the thralidom
pl‘that whole' gamu} of. minor bodily
evils—anyone of which will cloud the
most per ect day.

Who feels good when such prodding
bodily tormentors are 5 reading their
diaorgamzing propagan a of ill-health '
through your systeml How can you
so; the bright side of things when con-
Shpation sows it's noxious seeds of

if you are planning a. ‘trousseau or
simply overhauling your, wardrobe
with an eye to the summer needs, the
sensible things are the most import—
ant. illustrated hcre are two that are,
most attractive. The corset cover with
its touch of ‘dainty hand embroidery
and lhe petiicoat with its deep ruffle
oi embroidery flouncing are just the
things to wear under the filmy sum-

has narrow valencicnnes insertion and
lace. to outline it: around the trim
waist, satin ribbon is run through
beading. making a nice finish. The
corset cover and the petticoat are of
white wash satin, but they
made just as daintily of hatiste or
nainsook. The satin is really practi-
cal. however. as it will stand manl’
trips to the tub and does not muss so
easily as cotton goods which must be
siarched.

 

 

TERM THAT IS MISAPPLIED.

 

. The name daisy is said to have been

that the petals folded at sundet and
expanded at sunrise, and therefore
called it day's-eye. Therefore, our

 

best girl, who appears brightest in the

mer frocks. The deep V-shaped neck]

can be ‘

given to the plant by the poet Chaucer, j
in the fourteenth century. He noticed-

cloth before using on your clothes.

When you want to iron by gas stove
that sets on'the back of range. set a
staVe cover over the gas and let it get
hot. then set your irons on this cover.
They will iron much nicer than it" you
set them right directly on the fighted
gas. This, keeps them from getting
black and smuttyi also keeps them
from sticking whileironing.

 

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inmm of Must-rd Used In Place of
Pinter: or Llnlmenu and
Does Not Blister.

Thousands are taking advantage of the
generous offer made by The Cream of
Mustard Company of South Norwalk.
Conn.. by sending for a jar of Cream of
Mustard. which is the most powerful ex-
I lernal preparation compounded. It is far
superior to mustard plasters, turpentine.
lard or any linlment on the market. It
relieves congestion, inflammation and pain
almost instantly. It takes the‘placo of
plasters or liuimouts for colds. pains and
aches. " s

It has produced wonderful rosults with
thousands amlcted with sore throat. ton-
I sllitle. stiff neck. neuralgia, congestion.
rheumatism, sprains, acre muscles. bruises
colds in the chect.‘bronchltis, croup. head-
ache, lumbago, pains and lichen of the
back or joints andpchliblains. «.—

Erery household should have a jar of
Cream of Mustard In the medicine chest
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obliged to seek relief two or three jure, makes a delightful effervescentt
times during the night; if you suffol'zlithiaawater beverage, and belongs in:
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous‘every home. because nobody can make;
spells, acid stomach, or you have a mistake by having a good kidney;
rheumatism when the weather is bad. flushing any time—Adv.

get from your pharmacist, about four;

. JUSTICE SPEEDED UP _
\VASHINGTON. May 29.- ~5p9t‘dml;
~ . up of justice by holding iedera
per “ONT" entails ”I" cutting’ol at courts in continuous evasion and gir-
least "000 ”NS. ,“,.“de”..h\.m'\ “:11: ing immediate trials to persons
oi old paper reroute llltallh a .. charged with violating “.3, stutuiis.
a?!“ of oght :‘rees ff "mg: {$30th was urged by Attorneytlcnei‘a‘l ("ll-el-
w saying 0 woocn n orv In instructions to , 31]th
manufacture of shoddy saves land for Stairs attorneys. today Attorneys
crops which otherwise would be rc~; were told m confer with federal .l‘l‘lti'
quired for the raising of sheep. Men, M in an effort to have grand 101303
gmney and llllllttl'ialls-.(‘ltl)ll‘lilllllllll:l it‘ll constantly WM). “1):. call “flap” kw]?
ormare conserve “Pr". 9 ‘ trial jurors nvaila le at it rules.
of material is re-emliloycd winch for- ”m exigencies .,f 5m...” requirc n
merlv was destroyed. 3}“,ch juries may be called.
Nld'h' cmlwy ultrdl it Is necessary to the solely and
“OTHERWH ",1", _‘ wcliare oi" the country, said the at-
Sthl SING, . . T. Bin) 29» A til» mmmugmmml. to ill persons chart:-
cipliuiiry order was issued today pro» ed \Ith disloyal or seditious uttcixl
venting the sixteen prisoners in the ances, espionage. sabotage or other
death min“? inwaril‘g P“: “mum’s; anti-war acts as soon as inglictmeuis
to he 9°C “0 0‘0"" rom 5" , are returned. To prevent sec or»
any callers. That is the punishment rested or convicted for llll‘i’lyal m,“
which Warden William ll. Mnycr has pagauda from continuing tlieli""acts
imposed because of the dciuonstrn- even though they keep bnrcly within
tion made by the prisoners one night
last week, when John lx'uslmieruk

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MATERIAL WASTE.
The waste of 500,000 pounds of pa

 

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1 . cloth and stand pan where they will County annotation. o! it: 32-13359 enough for the use or adult gard-
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5 isture an 8 ps - . on or gir may fo ow them with
Barley. ab orbs the m0 4 ' ' ’ ' ' ROME STORAUE or VEGE- . l I no. -m.
03mm, lmake the potatoes tibury. , ‘ Talc: Salts at first sign of Bladder irritation ‘ . _ ms. :{fl‘petfi wispy—325...; gllf .23;
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in: “Sing substitutes mums or lotion of gumal‘ablc to a paste With! The Amrmn men and women ounces of Jed Salts; take a table- Ncwfleld Building, Bridgeport, Conn. ~ : i
‘ dropped biscuits are preferable to may" 0‘ Paris 915501” "m. “at": rmugt guard constantly against kidney ,spoonful in a glass of water before i
' b 'iin water. W1. ‘ll cool mix w i if . . ‘ , . a .3 and your . . . .
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. Breakfast Food "- ‘ ' firmly together and a strong joint will strive to filter out, they weaken fromgrapes and lemon juice. combined STORAGE 0F VEGETABLES, the clitoral. publication 01 the
Puddings . be the result. “Hwom become sluggish; the elim.i“vitli litliia. and has been used for gen- National War Garden Commission. WiWfi-‘i
‘ ””9 ‘5 an ““9”?” preparation for . l d tl e result lS‘eratlons to flush and stimulate clog‘ ,
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WANTED A BUSINESS MANAGER.
“'i‘ P‘. '

The church is to religion what our
shoe factories are to the great shoe
industry*the visible, ; tangible evi-
dence of activity. Many churches in
their present activity—~or lack of ac
tivity~remind one of a corps of inu-
slclana organized into an orchestra.
These men are musicians, not busi-
ness men. So every organization of
this kind needs and 'has a business
manager to schedule its tours. make
its plans and show a profit at the
end of the year. it is not sufiiclcnt‘
that they be good professional art-
ists. There is another important link
in the chain which is needed.

Now, most churches are well or-
ganized on their evangelical side. Our
ministers are good men and they
preach good sermons. We have many
societies In the church. all
ently doing their share. Sunday

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Famous Italian Aviator
Killed Trying New Plane

 

 

schiols, missionary societies. (Thrist- ‘
tan Endeavor, and all the rest are busy.

was led to the. chair. On that occa-
sion the. sixteen men shouted their
denunciation of the Warden and our!
ors because their companion was
about to pay the penalty for murder.

One of the » prisoners to suffer
keenly by the order is Paul Chap-
tnau. sixteen years old. a Brooklyn
'hoir boy. who » fell into trouble
ilii'ounh bud companions. His mo-
ther has been with him every "visil-
ors' day" and she has been a great
comfort to him.

\How COULD SHE?

“Ah, Rosie." i said. as 1 held her
pretty little pink haudi. in my big
burly brown mitts. “you have told me
repeatedly that. you love me and that
you would fulfill my every wish. I
have done everything you requested
of me. Your whimsied wish has been

 

my one desire. We have gotten along
perfectly together and wonderfully
noble thoughts have raked my brain.
After all this, how could_ you. put
such a high polish on your finger
nails when you know I like a. dull

inlsh-"wl’enn. State Froth. .

 

DOGS HAVE ‘DREAMLAND.

 

That the primitive man dreamed we‘

have no doubt. Even animals do that.
Alto! us have seen sleeping dogs go
through the incipient movements of a
chase, accompanied by faint yelplngs.
and the unmistakable muscular action
which would carry them in pursuit. of

 

 

 

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internal sanitary filth and disease. ~-lt
fln’t be done until'you cleanse your
antemal body. Do that now by going .
. S LAXATIVE PELiETS.
‘Ilus splendid preparation is also in-
valuable in routing those prodding
ficvda oi dyspepsia. headache, gastri-
its. and also most effective in the treat-
an tot all liver antrbowel irregu-
,jimties.
The pellets are safe and mild, no
.- rig nor a‘nIy bad efiects1 results from
r me.- ou ma rc on DR.
lemmas LAXAryiva insurers
~ 1 ture'ahgrear bodily cleanser and

~‘ [mm a clean
“”5 system.

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evening.ycanuot, truthfully be cal e The Cream 0‘ Mustard 00.. South Nor- their quarry if ..xaggerated y
“a daisy.‘ ' walk. Conn—Adv. greater vitality of wakefulness. ‘
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This. Read it '

Keene. N. H.——“I was all run
down. had no strength, no ap tite
and a bad cough, so that a goo deal
of theirme I was unfit for work. My
druggist told me about Vino]. I took
it, and 'my_ cough soon disappeared.
my appetite improved and I am
strong and well a ain."—Mrs. Irine
. _ t.. Keene. N. H.

wool is a constitutional cod liver
and iron remedy which creatcs‘an are

me, aids digestion, enriches 'the
load, and in.this natural manner
creates strength. We guarantee it.

Frank H. Baxter, drugglst. South
Main street, and the best drug store
in every town and city in the country.
—Mn '

 

 

But just what are they accomplishing“!
That's the question.

As i have observed and studied the
church question during the last few
years, it seems to me that the chief
need is for a definite eoncepiion of
the business of the modern church.
and that the application of tried and
tested business principles to accom-
plish that endr'l‘he Chrisaian Her-
aid.

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YALE CLASS STATISTICS

N )VV HAVEN. May 29.-~Scnioi‘
class statistics at Yale College, se-
cured in the old-time way of polling
the class members on :i set of ques-
tions. and made public today. show
that while President Wilson is deem-
ed “the greatest man of the hour,"
there were eleven who gave this
honor to the German Emperor. in
the list. of nationalities represented
in the class eleven are credited
Germans and eleven as Austrians.

Charles P. Taft. 2nd. son of forni-
er President William Howard Taft.
who is now overseas under instruc—
tion I‘th‘ an artillery officer's commis—
start when he attains his majority.
and who left college to enlist, wins
in the poll on seven of thirteen bai-
lotings. including that under the li-
tIe: “Who Has Done the Most for
Yale." his vote of 106 being ap-
proached only by a 19 for another
class member.

 

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Captain Emilio Reenati, {anions

Italian aviator. who has been in the

United States for some months, fell
_to his death from a new airplane he '

;wa'.~i trying out for the United States
government at the Mineola field or)‘

’ Long island. A wing of this new mod-

iel crumpled and it dropnld a hundred
feet. ‘

 

 

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, It is agreed by medical authorities
that worry affects the digestive or-
gans. When the digestion is out or
Iorder, it throws the whole physical be.
:m;; out of gear. B. B. Hayward. Una~
dilln. (3a., writes: “Foley Catharuo
Tablets give me quicker relief than
anythingl have ever trier.” They re-
lieve biliousness, bad breath, bloating,
gas, indigestion and constipation. No
grilling or nausea—Stillsonl’owoll
Corporation. ' - “1

 

 

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