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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. June 3, (Wall Street,
10:30 a .m.)——The many substantial
» advances registered at'the opening 0!
Baking Powder Loaf Breads. , today s stock market were accepted as: - M Iking This a Children's War.
You do not need either wheat or an expression of confidence in latest; Not since the historic Children's
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yeast for loaves. Can be cut in slices. ! war developments. Gains among {Crusade have the children played such
-_ Can be toasted. steels and related industrials ranged,an active and important mm in any
Method: Mix the melted fat, liquid. from one to two points, while Baldwin war as they are doing in the one today
syrup and egg. Combine the liquid Locomotive led the equipments, rising.
~. War Gardening Made Simple and“
ii. Results Certain by This Booklet
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i storage at the crops.
its instructions are complete
enough for the use or adult gard-
eners and simple and explicit
enough so that any intelligent boy
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The National War Garden Como ,
mission 0! Washington. D. C.. has
1 arranged for the distribution in
Connecticut through the Agricult-
l urn! Department of the Fairfield
County umciation.ot its ”sprigs
; illustrated booklet
i WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING
step. from the first preparation 0!
‘ ' They are making Red Cross supplies. , ROSIE S'NRTN‘E OF VEGE 35m I] may “no" them with
. ; . .. - plcio success. A five—cunt
and well mixed dry ingredients. Bake 3% paints in the first few minutes planting ga ens. and helping very ‘ Tani. . “amp to ver ”an”. a?" m”
» no a lost in a moderately hot oven for Marines were extremely erratic, the as M
This is a complete. authentic
terially in the nation-wide campaign to mm“! or war not den in“ step by
sive food for the soldiers, sailors ,and
the Allies.
l- In the interest of food saving the
public school children or various
states in the Union have made many
. posters and cartoons, and have written
icssayu on food conservation. in the
state of Washington the essays have
bring the book to my address. Fill
l and mail attached coupon.
one hour or until thoroughly baked. Preferred advancingaimost two points
“fits, raisins or dates may he added then reacting 3. Union Pacific and
I desired. Reading were among the firm to strong
---- l rails. Sumatra Tobacco, Mexican Pe-
instead of Eggs. troleum and Ohio Gas featured the
Grated carrots can be used in place specialties at material rains. wear
it! eggs in meat loaf. Use any lost Bonds were heavy.
min and substitute two or three
grated carrots for the eggs. Useacup- NEW YORK. June 3 (Wall Street. been distributed to ”women's clubs
m of tomatoes instead of water to mix; Noon)..—‘During the first hour the
.. ' throughout the state, and have formed
as bread crumbs. Employ gratedlcar- market became more “3903“", - . _
* . , . an interesting contribution to the con
protein place of eggs in messes, too. improved form?“ "“f‘dm‘ms‘ pracucal'lservation propaganda which most of
Green Pepper and 0805!“ Relish. ly all gains. especially in steels and these clubs are now conducting
;Wash five larse green peppers ma equipments being materially extended. The following sugar essay is .3 83m
”mwe the stems ‘nd seeds. Remov Marine Rid. continued its uncertain D19 or the work done there. it was
p“, outsideleaves and hard center course, however ,a further reaction written by a sch col-girl in Cheweluh,
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Fairfield County Association, ' N .
Ncwfield Building, Bridgeport, Conn. :‘ i
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Gentlemen: Enclosed is . .. .. canto in stain-ups Yet .1... . l
copies of WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING and HOME
STORAGE 0F VEGETABLES, the otllolsl publication of the
National War Gordon Commission. was“ <5! m . ‘
' muse send some at ones to Z
madl.
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Effect on Astonishing Reduction
in Stout Figures
BACK and FRONT LACE
iiips, bust and abdomen reduced 1 to 5
inches. you look 10 to 20 pounds lighter.
You are no longer STOUT, you can wear
more fashionable styles; and you get
Satisfaction and Value at most moder-
ate price. You never were more com-
fortable or "easy feeling” corsets.
LACE BACK REDUSO STYLES
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rom one head of white cabbage. and carrying it COMMON“! under last . “1““ 1"" B“”'C°‘“n' "l“ ' ' ‘ ""00 l: . . '
chop both vegetables. Add one large week's close. The strength of Read-.“asmngtfi‘l Win the War 22:3: gflgaofii‘sfifffu‘ 9"“ - ‘ '“'°° “W . .(Town or Post Oince) Clo-sossscflcooccosootlfiooml '
and pepper (minced, two mu . ing and Union Pacific offered a firm‘ cp ' Low Bust.Couili.prlcc . . .84.00 g m ._, -—-.a. 2—5:.— m, ;
espoon 1 “Remember this in your codes“ 8 ;
his or salt, two [ablespoonfulg a toundstion for secondary rails. The ' Without Elutic Cor No.1“, Mal. But a:
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WW1! sugar and cold vinegar to cover. market became unsmue d at noon on One lump of sugar is patriotism, No 132 l..- Bustl 3 ,
two is slsckerism. three is dessrtiou.
and tour is treason.
“We are at war with Geimnny. and
must win. it is the duty of every pa-
; g reports of the presence of enemy sub-
; ‘m' marines in nearby waters. Liberty
35"....” and F.“ First is made yet another low record
31‘; pounds rhubarb. five pounds su- on their decline from 93.62. also the
flora in small isrs.
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LESSONS FOR THE
Back and Front-Loco (or .
Slender and Average Figures
give the“new-torm" the figure vogue
LWBW
oi the moment.
r, one pound walnuts, one pound my. 414's at 98.40 to 95.96. The 3W3 at
pr figs. Peel and cut rhubarb. cover 99.78 to 99.80 and the Second i's at
#Ifilth sugar and set tor-one halt hour. 93-60 ‘0 93.64- 1“ 3'":
‘isdd pressed figs, which have been NEW 'YORK,“ June 3.—(WAI.L'
rmhoppcd or put through gymer’ cook STREET. 1:30 p, m.).——-'l‘he reaction
bout one hour, Thou add 0,110pr in the submarine reports of the noon‘
utg and cook until thick. pit up in hour, started the entire list, most lead,
ti‘iotlc American citlen to save sugar.
"Our boys in khaki and the allies are
fighting in the cold, wet battle fields;
or France and need sugar. Sugar
gives to the body. To our soldiers
sugar is a necessity. With plenty oi
it our soldiers will he better able to
jelly glasses and seal with paraffin.
9;. Cranberry Jelly.
Wash and pick over one quart or
cranberries: put on the fire with one
int of cold water. Bring to the boil-
: point. then pass through a sieve:
Add one pound sugar and stir until it
caches the boiling point. Put at once
to molds. it sauce is preferred to
ally, add pint more boiling water and
art the sugar and the mixture will
.poi’t.
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HOSPITAL NOTES.
Admitted Saturday—Mrs. Era Sco-
old, Hani‘ord Place. ' ,
Admitted Today-Mrs. Anna Olm-
tead, Cranby. .
Discharged Saturday-Carl F. Wes
erlinglRiver street, and Raffacle
flurtino, Winnipauk.
g Discharged Sunday—Mrs Mary Tul-
y, 51 Chestnut street.
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Eat ‘Lesc Meat and Take
Back/echo or Bladder Trouble
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lilies during the night.
lloii'iive minutes. The boiling will in- ‘
Salts for regulation may be modified so as to
; [Uric acid in meat excites the kid-
neys, they become overworked; get
sluggish. ache. and feel like lumps oi!
lead: The urine becomes cloudy: the
‘ der is irritated, and you may be
ted to seek relief two or three-
When the
.' kidneys clog you must help theml ‘ , .- «
flushoir the body's urinous waste or! ion. trick to
ers not only forfeiting early gains, hutl — 1 ..c
selling at least tractionally under last- i
l’but it sohiild be our purpose to save
9 sugar no matter what the suostitutss
l cost.
Saturday's final quotations. Ship: '
pings were especially heavy and rails.
also yielded. .~; all
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Rabbitr’ Fur to Be Use"/ in the Man-'
utacturc of Hats
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The New York Sun prints in all
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seriousness the news that rabbits‘ ,Yield to Lydm E. Pu‘kham‘,
fur is to be used in the manufacture’ , Vegetable Compound. g
NEWS FROM NEW YORK
of hats for the army, the Writer evi-
dcntly being unaware that pi-nciical‘i .
iy no other material enters into the‘ Kansas City. Ksnsss.-—"l sufi‘ered:
; composition of the fur liars ornrn not i from pains in my buck and side caused
only by soldiers, but by wearers ot ' by a functional de-I
'iur felt hats in general. ‘ rongement. 1 Will
The Sun's article is as follows: l nervous 3nd h“:
Rabbit skins once upon a time ghetdgdlu auto 1
were used to “wrap the Baby Bunf- enml'é "3‘93!
ing in." according to Moothcr (loose. 3):: cd L din E.
but it is probable they will now gain Pinkhnm'ly Vege-
further fame as part of the apparel:
. tnhls Compound to
of far sterner_ creatures than the me. I tried it Ind
heroes or heroine oi the nursery )in- aftertskingsixbot-
3“" tics lam well. Ido
For it is likely that, they are going, not think u" Vege-
‘to be made into rur hats for the tableCompoundcsn
:United States army. Conferences ‘bc beatcn‘for wo-
have recently been held between H.;man's ailments.”—Mrl.L.TIIIHERIIAN,
'S. Cilaii‘ield, assistant director of the 3011 N. Hutchings St, Knits“ City,
ibui-eau oi imports, and fur importers Kansas. . -
iwho, it is understood. will he called} Women who gufier from headaches
lupon to i'umish rabbit skins for the nervousness, bgc’kache, the blue; and
army’s use. others ptomsofnfunctionsldersnge
' At present their importation is re-. merits ould give thiafamoul root In
lstricted but it is believed some ar- herb remedystrisl. ‘
lrangement may be made whereby the For forty years it by. been overcom-
. ing such ailments of women after other
medicines have failed. ‘
If you want special suggestions in
regard to fiur condition, write LydisE.
Pinkhsm edicine 00., Lynn. Moss.
i The result of long experience is at our
, service, and your letter will be he d in
1 strict confidence.
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inexpensive. innit-
Wcar and shape-mouldingJI. to 83.50
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fight and conquer.
“We at home can save sugar by sub-
_ stituting blucose. syrups and lioucv.
‘ Honey is more expensive than sugar.
Cakes should not be made very
often. When they are made they usedI
not be frosted." * . ~
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Chop together a peek of green toma-
toes. one head of cabbage. right large
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white onions and three red or grcen‘
peppers. Add a cup of salt. and let the
mixture stand over night. in the
morning drain off the liquid. add iwo
quarts of vinegar. one pound of brown
sugar, a quarter of a pound of mustard
seed, two tsbiespoonfuts of ground
blaokpepper and a splco ting contain-
ing one tablespoonful oi’ whole. cloves,
one tablespoonful or oils-pica and two
tablespooniuls of ginger root. Boil the
mixture until the vegetables are tender
-—about 40 mlnut:s~and store as for
preserved fruit.
Cotton Sweaters.
Heavy merceriZed cotton is also
used for the knitted sweaters. it is
very lovely to look at, comes in de
wool.. it is quite warm enough for
spring and summer and is ever so
much cheaper than either wool or knit-
ting silk. It looks very much like silk
in its sheen’and luster but it has the
depth and softness of wool.
laiarming rapidity. Under soil blouse
and the present unfitted lines you are
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licious colors, and of course it saves.
probably unconscious that any change
is taking place. But some day you
will awake to it rather unpleasantly
for it is far easier to add a cubit to
your stature at that point than to get
rid of it afterward. And the bras-
sieres are such adorable things! 31-:
qulsitc in lace and embroidery, irre-
sistible in ribbon and silk jersey and
crepe do. Chine. faintly rose colored
and flexible. ;
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RECIPE IIILED FREE
A veteran business man. who in! '
utmost completely bold and had tried
numerous tonics. lotions. ohnmpoos. etc..-
without benefit. came across, while on
I tourney. an lndlnns' recipe by which
he grew a complete crop at healthy.
luxuriant hair that he now posse-scar
Others—men nnd women—have rc-t
ported remarkable hair growth‘by the
same method. Whoever wishes the red
cips may obtain it free by writing to
John Hart Brittnin, BA-222. Station F.‘
New York, N. Y. 0r obtain a box or
the ointment. Kotalko, made according
to the perfected recipe. at the drug
store. ready for use.
hdlus' Sum ll llili Blolll ‘ i
In a vast number of cores, when lislr '
Importance of Brasslcre.
Speaking of that line across the
bust. all the best corsetieres and cor-
set mokers are urging the importance
of the .brassiere. Even the youngest
and slimmest figures should wear a
bust support. With the low top cor-.
tslls out, the roots are not dead, but. remain
llnbedded in the scalp olive. like seeds or
bulbs, needing only lertility. The usual
, alkaline shampoos. sicoholiscd hair topics, I
. etc.‘ are of no avail in such cases. .‘l‘ho
l Indlsos' ointment nourishes the hair and l
: stimulsles the growth.
Kotslko fort lizes the scalp and lnducsl'l
hair growth in every case possible: won-
derful results re ortcd. For men’s, woman':
and children's- lair. It you are bsld, or ‘
losin _ hsir. or have d drufl. you should
try otslko. It is s possurs to observe .
the stoma: or new hsir sod its steady ;
increxse until a prolific growth ’
War conditions have caused Dame
Fashion to decree silks Ind sstins
the correct motorists to wear on oc-
casions when cotton motorists would
not be suitable thus leaving the usual
wool for our soldiers. only using it
spsringly as s trimming and in con-
trast with the shimmer ot the richer
materials it is extremely effective.
Owing to the craze tor knitting that
Home Embroiderer
Specially preparcdfor this N empapcr by Pictorial Review.
Made with Wool and a Crochet Hook.
‘ows }' .x'fii 1 's' -s ' v.3 s ;
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in artistic curves on hat. bag or cush-
ion. Ths spray of roses, " ". are
carried outnin the natural co lugs
and make an unusual trimming tor
a knitting bag. "C" which is a large
rose worked in three shades from
pink to dark red is surrounded with
green leaves. As the center 0! s black
silk cushion nothing could be pret-
tier. “D”. a ball tassel of black cud
No. loiHocormvo Ornaments Crocheted in Wool.
has spread through the country dur-
ing the last three years there are few
women who do not have odd ends of
wools which would make these at-
tractivc trimmings. The crocheted
ornaments shown here are suitable
for decorating hats. knitting bags,
cushions. or pockets and belts of
dresses. “A" is a poppy ot pink or
red with the edge at the petals but-
tonholed in white and has a long
green stem which can be arranged
gold might weight the ends of O
triangular cushion while I, F and Q
are charming hat ornaments.
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“F" which was originally made of .
purple edged with white has a white
floral motit where the ends cross. ;
0n the pockets and belt of a dress in I
or 0 would give o touch oi individ-
uality. it the dress is of a dark
shade, bright colors used in making .
the motifswould be extremely smart ‘
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701111 be a real Sick person shortly l i," h“ on "m find my 'd‘” se - ‘ thin hsir or baldness. Cut t. till i - o 6 1* 8 sdallio 15 i
‘- ‘ ' ’ h...» ”I", _sary. for Without a bust supporter the h , on, u h ‘ °§ “gnfflce- Pictorial Review Crochet Directions No. 1 1 g vcs n. no. ‘
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DREW THE BOAT’VVTHEM HE ‘ -'
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THOUGHT l‘l' OVER ...
» ; Eat less meat, drink lots oi‘ wnter.;l
mi get from any pharmacist tour
ounces of Jad Salts: take a table-
”ntul in a. glass of water beiorcr
‘ akfnst for a few days and your kid-l
y!) 'will then act fine. This famous‘
to is made from the acid at grapes
dgiemon Juice, combined with lith-
and has been used for generations
clean clogged kidneys and sums.
them to norms] activity. also to
in the acids in urine. so it no
is s source or irritation. thus
builder weakness.
"M is inexpensive. moot in-,
m a delightful ashram;
‘ , drink which everyone
In” I” old than to In. tho
YES, BUT, DANG (SUMMIT!
qur Darreeencr 19m THAT.
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AWE CUDDEM‘r HAVE GOTTEN
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