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> moves the body’s urinous waste and

_ no filter the blood. In 2i hours theyi

waste, so we can readily understand‘

' too much; also get from ‘any pharma—
cist about tour ounces
‘ take a tablespoonful in a.‘ glass of wa-

‘ a few days‘and your kidheys will act.
" tine. This famous salts is made from
I the acid of grapes and 1 lemon juice.t '
" combined with lithla. and has been}

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stimulate clogged kidneys; also to:

 

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‘ should take now and then to keep:
, their kidnel's clean and‘active.
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iaaked Macaroni ”‘4 Melt, ‘ Not All Organdie Flares. . i

Cook a cupful of macaroni; until ten-i Organdyand flare seem quite “1591"
der in boiling salted water, idrain and ‘ arable ideas, but the new lingerie flock;
blanch by pouring cold water m er “of organdy suggest softness rather)
Have ready two cupruls of cooked'than crimson. even when ruffles are
meat of any kind—beef, lamb or pour, used as "‘imminfi- . ‘
try, either boiled. baked on broiled—m A lovely little pale Pmk organdyp‘.
chopped coarsely and Weill seasoned Nady for summer wear is anotablei
with salt, pepper, onion juice and. example of this softness of Silhouette“.1
minced parsley. Arrange ‘i la“... oi though the skin has three gathered‘
the macarnoi in the bottomiof a bakeiflounces and each flounce is bordered;
dish, strew it with cheeSe. our on this; “'1”! “"99 narrow frills. The frills,
a layer of the meat and “top on" with ' a” or pale ”"9““ organdy Edged
another thickness of the macaroni“ with lace and ‘hey are gathered
moistening all plentifully with a good scarcely at all odthe flounces, follows
gravy or sauce or with strained toma- mg a scaIIOped line around the edge:
to and after baking covered‘for fifteen 0" the flounces. Each “9“” '5 gath-
minute‘s, uncover and brown. ‘ ered, however, to the skirt, the ion er.

‘ -- _ __ I flounce meeting a deep hem at the an-
Creamed Macaroni. 'kle.

Bull and blanch the macaroni and The bodice is iwrtecly plain, round-
‘keep hot while you prepare a cream ed out of the neck or... l'u'dtened at the
sauce for it by cooking ‘iogeiuer a back. its tower edge gathered undm'
iablespooni‘ul of flour with wo of but- a ribbon sash.
ter substitutes, and a cupf l of milk. The Dl't’iil’ little sleeves cling to the
unless you are so fortunate as to have arm and have three tiny frills none of
cream in which case you“ hay halt them reaching as low as the elbow. i
the quantity of butter, ‘when the The whole dainty frock of gathered
sauce is smooth and thick s ir into it I. and ruffled pink Vorgandy Sf‘t‘ms ‘0
tablespooutul of grated cheese and have been slimmed down-«us one

 

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mix with the macaroni bust before plight say—by a firm pressure of the '

serving. Strcw over it at the last an. hands from shoulder to ankle on every
other tablespoonful of grated cheese Side-i Th? frOP-k does iii/Qt 100k in ill?
and send to the table with‘out baking least crushed but not a fold or a trill
or browning in the oven. ‘ l stands out to spoil the slim silhouette.
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Scrambled Carrots. . i Handmade Blouses.

Carrots, yolks of twol 0ggs, one Some of the loveliest blouses of the
tablespoon fat or drippingb. pinch of spring are entirely hand-made. "and
sugar. salt. pepper. Cut the carrots in 'ihe wonder is. how these hand-
thln strips and boil in salted water. wrought blouses can b0- sold a1 the‘
When tender, dll-in_ add atlavgo lump 'modest prices that are asked for them!
or vegetable fat or drippings. salt mt . One mildel in half lavender batiste.‘
pepper to season. Dissolve :wo tea— is (“Specially limit? and dainty. Hand-g
soons of flour in a halt cup of chicken (run tucks decorate front and back; the-
broih, add a pinch of 'sugar and the blouse fastens down center-front pan»
beaten yolks of two eggs; Stir this els. hand-hemmed on either side
into the cullots and cook until it. wllh tiny pearl buttons and button-
‘thickens. . ‘1 holes. exquisitely made, and the
. ,'deep collar and turned back cuffs are

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'Twas in her darkest hours.

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When the maid was in despair. I?" TATES OF FASH'ON
Her lover sent her flowers.‘ ‘ . i

‘ .Tailored suits with wide sashes nti
And the flowers scent the air. fink or satin are smart. ‘
Simple long coats are given dis-I
' .tinction by high scarf collars
m A LIBERAL MOOD. i
“The judge was very nice."

Cloth skirts tiresometlmcs caught
"Yes?“ . l i

iup at the back to form a bustle.
’l‘ea gowns are being worn by Eng-
“Gave me a divorce. permission to I‘Sga;?flent$ad':gar1dzifilezayenne
’93”! “Sam and intimated that if I are variations of the flame colors. .
uidu't do better than I did the first A black velvet but may be trimmed
tints he'd grant me another divorce."1wlih gold colored satin ribbon.
The: latest 0 form of the chemise
,frock is boiled closely. at the waist.
i Flaring cuffs finish the bottom of
fl some of the tight fitting sleeves.
The informal evening gown has won

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. gmany fashionable hearts
" " in these War times assertive in-
KIDNE . i ‘iten‘se colors are banned. Vivid touch-
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ice are permitted. but a vehement tone
ischeme throughout is viewed-.withl
idlsfavor. .
i The main tone. of the coat. frock
or whatever it is. may be in some
soft .subdued. neutral tone. but a
brightening touch is introduced in
the form of a lining, a pendant at
but pin a bunch of flowers tucked into
the waist belt or artistic trimmings.
A Chinese jade pendant with its
wonderful cool green depts and
quaint. flat carving can lighten up
the front of the dullest dress; a row
of cloudy amber beads does the same.
while everyone acknowledges the

ere, Drink Lots of Water

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with a
lot of drugs that excite i the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep
your bowels clean. by flushing them
with a mild. harmless salts which re-

stimulates them to their normal activ-
ity. The function of the kidneys is.

 

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BELGIAN SOLDIER, INJURED.

American Flier Downs i
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J. Pull Von-rue. a member oi the High Institute of Fine Arts at Brands.

t for chm months in the Ira-clue at Dinnudo .
Hommnndodntkmnpolloudunttouhoeihlh

Hand. Hohnowdoinguflominhhhmn
Kiln.',Tboobovoc-rtoon honodofor the National at Gordon

“ It Waldo ton in older to help

madden niudShqufihbookone-Inhgntldryugdmhfl.
_erto to the Commission lot it.

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V LEAGUE 0F AMERI‘CAN PEN WO Committee of the Council of National

MEN IN W'AR WORK

In the year since the entrance oil

the United States into the world war
the ”rogue of American Pen Women
has been active in many lines of no
tlonal service. as shown by the re-
port of the president, Mrs lsaac Pear-

son said, in part:
“The. league has done splendid co-

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Ll her 87th year. says:
was beyond the reucli

beneficial in my use."

Mr. Sam A. lioovor. High Point.
N. C.. writes; “My kidney trouble was
worse at night and I had to 'gz-t up
from five to seven ’tldlrl. Now I do
not have to get up at r' H. and con-
sider myself in .o. truly normal con-
diilon, which I attribuiu to h‘olcy Kid-
ney Pills, as I
else."

Mrs. M. A. Bridges. Pei-lose". Mum.
says: "I suffered from kidney all.
mulls for two "cars. .' :ommcnced
taking Foley Ki ncy l’lllu ten months
ago. and though 1 am 61 years of age, '
1 tool like a 16-year-old girl."

Foley Kidney Pills arc toni
strengthening and updwiiding. an
restore normal action to the kidneys ’

have tcl. on nothing

bers of the league to work with thoi
State divisions of thcse bodies ‘
i "It has been the policy of thnl
league to stimulate food conservation
son, in her annual address Mrs Penn. and economy in the household and lot
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.for active American propaganda
Mrs. Mary A. Dunn. Titllnion. Mas... 'neutral countries to counteract the
"I thought. i ,insidious German

‘ of medicine. but l i . e.
Lolcy Kidney Pills have provon most :dy a melt d

proglguldfi all“? xm a bit of pain or

"During the cold Weather, when 23:33::2 'fimgifine‘v‘fj;

'houstng facilities began to distress afterwards. It doesn’t

Washington and the scarcity of fuel m...“ ”mm. the skin
was causing great discomfort the hear or flesh.

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National War Garden Commissi‘d‘n ' ‘ "" “Mm
‘ - ,_ i Frank I}. Baylics of Bedrord, Mass.
WASHINGTON . D. c. vvvho has just downed his ninth air-
' ‘ ‘ “ ’ ‘plane. has refused to leave the French!
, _ .. - . .- flying service {or the American. he-
Charles Lnthrop PICk‘HuUm RS.Ridsdale-Somuq cause he has a chance dam to angel
. in combats with German machines. He:
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Lift Off Corns
Doe_s_nj Hurt!

Few dropc'ctop soreness, than
corn or callus lift. of! .
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Defense. the Flood Administration.
the National Woman‘s Liberty Loan
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lotion Service by designating menu The world owes thanks

to the genius in Cin-

cinnati who discovered
iroezonc.
'l‘iny bottles of the

magic fluid can now be
had at any drug store
for a. few cents. You
szmply apply a few
drops of treetops upon
a tender, aching corn
or a hardened callus.
instantly the soreness
disappears and shortly
you will find the corn
or callus so loose and
shriveled that you. lift
it off with the fingers.

.create public sentiment to encouragei
the purchase of Liberty Bonds by,
urging league members to neglect no.
opportunity totpubllsh timely articles.
:in their various papers. Journals. or‘
pages on the subject. ‘
"Soon after the United States en-
tered the war the [league of Ameri-
can Pen Women recommended the
organization of a national committee,
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pitality of league headquarters was‘
offered to women in Government em-
who are newcomers _ln
Washington." '

For a few cents one
can now get rid of ev~
ery bard corn, soft corn. or corn be—
tween the toes, as well as painful cal-
luses on bottom of feet. Everyone
who tries freezone. becomes an en-
thusiast because it really doesn't
hurt or pain one. particle.

Ladies! Keep a tiny bottle on the
dresser and never let a corn or callus

 

CARES FOR IT.
"And do you care for the
Mrs.- Murphy?"
“Sure. I do not. lily husband does
that."

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; War Gardening .Made Simple and
l. Results Certain by This Booklet

The National War Garden Com-
mission of Washington. D C.. has
arranged for the distribution in
Connecticut through the Agricult-
ural Department of the Fairfield
County association. of its 32-point
illustratcd booklet -

WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING

step. from the first preparation 0!
the coil. planning or the garden.
etc. to the final harvesting and .‘
storage of the crops. i
Its instructions are complete '
enough for the use of adult gard-
eners and simple and explicit
enough so that any intelligent boy

and . or girl may follow them with
HOHE STORAGE 0F VEGE~ complete success. A rive-cunt ,
TABLES stamp to cover postage. eta, wxii

This is a complete. authentic

bring thebool: to any address. Fill
1 manual of war gardening. step by

and mail attached oouuol.

 

Fah'held County Association, ,
; Ncwfield Building, Bridgeport, Conn. ; i

Gentlemen: Enclosed is .. mantis in stamps for .....
ooplu' of WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING Ind HOME
STORAGE OF VEGETABLES, the official publication of the
National War Garden Commission. - . ..

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‘ The ‘Way of a Dress Trimmed With Braid. . .

By KATHRYN MUTTERER.
Take a simple tunic. and treat it
to a border of braid and you trans.
form an unpretentious model into a
creation. Trimmings of braid were

braid in a very little while. in fact,»
in these days of great demands upon!
one's time. one has little time not
apply soutache braid by hand. lfl
one prefers the later method. how-i
ever. it should he sewed in place with l
small running stitches taken through E
the center of the braid, with an occa- if
clonal back stitch. .

Another method is to whip’downl
the braid along one edge to make it r
stand out. It is not necessary to!
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needle-woman must be cautious not it
to draw it too tightly in rounding.
curves and turning corners, neither 2:
must it be left so loose that the braid ll -

lies in loops. 4

The leaves in the center of tho .*

motif are worked in solid embroidery ;'

with heavy rope silk and stand out 5‘
eii'ectively. if preferred, they may he i

done in gold or silver threads. The-;
center vein and outer edge of the leaf iil

may be executed in outline stitch. it

The large motif requires 4% yards of 3:

r braid and the small motif 2 yardn:
The pattern gives 31/. yards of 7- .
inch braiding and embroidery border 1
for trimming girdles, skirts and 605-,
tomes. ' i
The trimming is used on a costume ._
of dark crepe Georgette built over!
a foundation of taffeta. The one-I.
piece skirt is sldeplaited and the;
tunic blouse has an applied yoke of?)
trated is by no means difficult to self-material. outlined with a silk .
apply and the needlewomsn acquaint- cord. The collar is also trimmed.
i ed with the machine can stitch on the with braid. t

 

Tunic with Braid Border.

never so beautiful as they are this
season and the idea of combining
with them bold embroidery designs
gives them added elegance. The bor-
der on the tunic of the costume illus-

OPictorial Review Transfer Pattern No. 12427. blue or yellow, 15
cents, gives 3y. yards of 7-inch braiding. and two motifs. Costume No.

 

 

. , and to a. disordered and i r l bl d- ‘ . 7537, 25 cents. Six sizes. 34 to 44 bust.
charm afn fdrrtly ttoned boutionniere ggrmT‘lggugg gg‘ckglp‘gng “00mm“ i .“Does what?" “he tche‘ I’lctorlal Review Patterns on sale at local agents. __,g.-.~..--...-.
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the vital importance of keeping , thei

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kidneys active. '
Drink lots of water—yoii "can’t drink

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to clean and i

mautralize the acids 11 urine so it no.

longer is a source of irritation, thust
ending bladder weakness. ~ i
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