WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1,913 i
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Atlantic coast early in June resulted
'lna great loss of sugar from Cuba and
low, mannish heel or with modified
Cuban for walking and practical wear.
According to the Bulgariski Tergor-
ski Ve‘stnik for March 25, Bulgarians
lrcalized it was only a matter of min
iutes before she went down; but I‘
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,~ I ‘ J— . ‘ , header of Marines wounded across its protesting string with the
“ WIT o d R o F be P o f i o . ' ‘ poker as a bow. Swayin: undulant -.~1, » a l
’- r'e ec‘pes \ as '0" g 0'" SE e p u H'nts [i ' ly from the waist like a virtuoso. he. ‘ 3 i
. , 5 ' began shouting at the top of his LESSONS F 3g i
» . - it'oicc, 'Nero fiddling while Home is E! E
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Stiglr lo Scarce. Oxfords m Varlous Styles. Foreign Food Notes. ibulnlng. thristians take C0\9l.‘L g l
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he work 0f the submarine 0 1 9 first in importance—the oxford with a ‘were hard hit, and the most of us ,5:
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Porto Rico. This means that we must
.be especially careful in our use of this
it has a smart long, though not exag-
gerated, vamp with partially pointed
are doing their utmost to encourage
sowing. Soldier-farmers are granted
idon't think there was a man of 'llsl
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that each person use no more than 3
grounds every month. Whenever pos-
sible honey, corn syrup, maple syrup
The oxford appears also in the
dress occasion type. and many and
‘nioior plows recently imported and
110 others obtained a year ago. The
1the, fact tllat-that the U. .\l. (5. was
not in any of the boats that were
By KATHRYN MUTTERER.
Bespeaklng the attention of nee-
thing more acceptable than clthcrf
the scarf or center-piece, though hay-t
. . _ dleworkers who go to lavish lengths i ‘ 1
. . _ . . by the destroyers a. con ng seen them together it is hard to.
.larled are its materials. All patentt ,- . . - . u ,plcked up ‘ ‘ t k th (it i ' n '
. plotting to superVised by a machinist. l , _ . 0 me. e e 11 ng room one of the dissociate one from the other. ill-
.and sorgum should be used. coltskin is the lnost modish with high ”"9 of hours later. The last I re most beautiful rooms in the home ‘3'
Date Pudding.
,3 tablespoons cornstarch
2 cups milk
1.5 cup corn or maple syrup
12 seeded dates cut up small i
1.5 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla.
Mix the cornstarch with 1-4 cup
milk. Heat the remaining milk in a
'double bullet. Add the cornstarch.
syrup, dates, add salt, and stir until
thick. cover and cook for 20 minutes.‘
Add the vanilla and pour into a dish
to cool. Serve five people. Prunes are
good instead of dates. !
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‘ Spice Cake with Part of Sugar Re. ',
placed by Corn Syrup. l
Louis XV heel, though it consents to a
modified one for the woman who can-
not attain the highest. Smart pducln
ing it, make this oxford a thing to be
ldesired; and consider this. it's one of]
the few kids that can accompany most
costumes.
When the oxford is to be worn with
even more dressy costumes, it appears
in gray kid with satin back quarter
and narrow ribbon that laces through
hand—made eyelets. Nothing could be
daintier and dressier than this style.
Material Combinations.
in the development of blouses mate
rial combinations are employed as well
Each plow prepares from 16 to 19
acres of ground daily at a charge of
:84.50 to 11.50 an acre
' The people are furnished ordinary
i work- “tipping” and otherwise decorat-i plows to use in cultivating the fields,
'llas been asked to spare all it possibly
can of drought animals for field cul-
tivation.
. Holland—Cheese.
‘ it has been pointed out by promi-
nent authorities in li'olland that
lcheese, one of the important products
iof the country ought to be utilized to
i supplement the shortage of breadfi‘wo
and a half ounces of cheese are pro
duced each week for each person over
but the shortage of draught cattle is all
great handicap to them. The Army.
,‘olonel Albertus Wright Catlin, one
of the leaders of the United States
imember of him was seeing him brush
'off the
thing about how the ‘bllnkin crown'
scratchedvaild made after us for the
idoor, the ‘toga‘ slipping down about
his heels and the mandolin and poker
grasped in either hand. He headed
ior’ar——we always thought to look
after a chap with a twisted knee. he
had been treating in the sick hay-—
and no one ever recalled seeing him
on the upper deck. The inouldio
shored us right open, and it wasn't
ten minutes betWeen the time poor
was playing Nero and when
for him and for a" couple of hundred
others it was ‘thilmbs down?’ in dead
earnest.”-l.ewis R. Freeman in Popu-
are these new linens.
holly wreath—saying somc‘lof a scarf and a center-piece of en-
tirely new shape.
They consist
Embroidery and
make an essential practical as wolf
as a beautiful gift and one that as?
sures more than transient pleasure,
for with use and the consequent-
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'..= 1" cup fat las in the making of dresses. A beige, one year old, and with 1!“, present marines who have done such wonder ‘ ————-—-—-.-—- g
» ; 2-8 cup sugar ‘ Icy-ape de chine blouse isvmade with ‘ sholtage of grain, it is thought cheese ful work in checking the last drive of “SWEET SMELLING NAILS" l
i 3 eggs ’high collar or brown and yellow plaid would be a valuable addition to thel ‘ht‘ lerlnans between Montdidier and According (15 Sir Gfiorgc Watt. [hp No. lfldB—Bcu'f with Pilot Ends and Embroidery. *
34mm ”rill: Tn gingham. A W.“ frili in the front 0! bread raiion. somfimg' was wounded in “n“ “‘1' name "010W" donOlt’S “3 rose“‘M‘mm. diet crochet. the simplest of all hand- laundering, the texture of the linen;
3. cup In ‘ , the MOUSE l.i Dlvt‘d W111] tbegingham -—»—— FMFHN’W' to a nail (clovus). There 569"” no made lace. are combined in the deco. becomes more pleasing and thof
“ lloupoon vanilla ‘ i and the turned back cuffs are made of Sweden—Grain. .. _;_ doubt. he. says, that the Chinese pror ration of the pieces. The embroidery charm of the decoration more pro .
’15 WISDOM ginger ltlle same cotton. The Household Commission statcs‘. “Jr 22:: “mi. '9 worked 1“ “he“ 33"“ and 93““
4 teaspoons baking powder
14 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon ‘
Pastel Shades in Militnery.
Pink and light blue are the favorite
that the present stores of grain and
and meal will last until July 2 of this
WAR SEA TALES
,Trirnsitione Develop Suddenly Aboard
duced the clove from its island home,
the Moluccas or Spice islands, for sev-
lfi
stitches combined with Roman out-
work. The octagonal center-piece in
twenty inches wide. The diet crochet
nounced.
Crocheted corners are a very effec- i
tivo means of ornamentation for!"
acarfs and center-pieces. The inner;
’the crepe was embroidered in meda- use of meat as a substitute for bread.
Add “10 syrup milk '3 d vanilla and lions with several colors in cross
mix well. Add alternately the liquid. stitch.
and'the dry ingredients kitted togeth. Narrow moire ribbon in light blue,
er. Md tho flavoring and fold in in. Dink and lavender were arranged - --
well beaten egg whites. Lastly add across the crown and allowed to hang [torlfedolng of a cruiser l was told or
he raising Bake for 0ne.hour in a down in long streamers over the brim
" it ' d .' .
concrete oven. in back. 3 A U T 0 M 0 Bl L E i“ “i : lvzssnxt‘iitwlong after Christmas,“
”mt f CARBON ,snl one of the half dozen survivins
i R O oiilters who told me the storv, “and
EM VED
in natural color crochet cotton.
Women who. do a great deal of
crochet will find that ’crocheting from
the center of a ball of cotton to much
easier than from the outside. Remove
the posteboard from center of cotton.
‘ than take crochet hook and carefully
draw the thread from center of built
and the end can easily be found.
Place ball in an envelope and coal
from this. The thread is alwayal
clean and never tangles. When copy-i
ing a diet crochet pattern from a' ,
working pattern, the use of an ordin-i
try reading glass makes it easier!
to count the stitches and relieves, thoi
strain on the eyes.
. ‘year. A few kilograms of flour will . 5* motifs are worked with No. 80 edges of the corners may be satin-1
1,5 teaspoon cloves combinations. One large but of sky be granted per week to old people. ’i l Shlpl in North 89? crochet cotton. altlitcllied. buttouhgiledmfr whipped to y
1 teaspoon allSpico rm. blue Georgette has a broad brim. faced who are entirely dependent on it. 3b ' M“, “R? I" m" 1‘0”“ N‘fl would THIs WOMAN " ° “3;” as pre eff: f th lihro '
_3 3.4 cups barley no“, ..... with pale pink tagal. I At the present time the Household ‘9 comic m 'l‘” swiitncss of its «align: 3350350313 :hre piece: it:
1 cup raisins " “'“*"‘v The upper part of the brim under Commission at stockholm suggests the m h lions-4f u we“) not also so if made of corn linen, with the filet
Cream the fat all!" dud egg yolks. iralic. Perhaps. indeed it [3 the
Asonilber background which they stand
out against that matte the flashes of
couiedy seem all the more comic, like
'anilncident in connection with the
-—Sontlnel Want Ads are Winners.
She Proved that Lydia E.
Pinkham'c Vegetable Com-
pound Docs Help Suffer-
; ing Women
Frozen Apricots.
W t can apricots
”ml, flops corn or other syrup
, .ater i
To the syrup from the. apricots add'
he corn syrup and sufficient water to
cake 1 quart. ‘Since the sweetness of
’le apricots varies. more or less corn
BOARD APPROPRIATES Watertown, N. Y.—“Lm fall when
$20,000 FOR HOSPITAL
The state board of control has ap-
proved the employment of an assistant
by the commisionor of health in con-
junction with the United States gov-
ernment. for the establishment and
care of a hospital for contagious dis-
‘thci‘e were a few of the restnl dccor- 1"“ expecting '0 become nmotherI
, hit his stuck tip here, and there, most-
wu in very poor
F R E E ily of holly and mistletoe sent front mmllllliflm {feted
health. I all
heteuuwewant you autolm with carbon' ihonie‘ Eight or “n “f “3 W9, 3‘" .
from a female
weakness so i did
ind platonic tnowwlil’i‘vlovl‘aiwlbofli 11m in the ward room after dinner.
“'me “”30"“ 0 ihav ng a bit of ‘sing song' to the mu-
not have strength
Learn what those who are “It!" HY- , .
sic ‘of the staff surgeon’s mandolin
No. laud—centerpiece to Match
Scarf
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Persona preparing gifts for proo-
pective brides could not select any-
Embroldery No. 12446. Transfer
enough to do my
ownwork and could I .
SIGN. already howio their'glttn and not stand on in pattern of scarf and centerpiece.
ere ‘
. , lets motor ntlnlactlon. one i , f t for m ien blue. 25 cents.
. em’PS in the New London sanitary dill- illuminated. of lotion we are receiving. land the engineer commanders gui- 9° y W kl
74“” may be needed. 'Put the spy-1. trlct, The board has made an 'addb Mr.Geo,B 610mm. City.mim:- ltfll‘. The mouldie hit us fun and ‘ fingm:fi,'l‘ ding? , 16 «at: "‘ m“°"§,“d.d1"°“°m “10" “Mb“ 3'10““: “0'- 37 “d 9..
~ cots through a strainer, mix the pulp tronalappropriation of $20,000 to the "llmonthutlutic about HrSin. fair amidsbips and exploded with a table Com n d . . ., _ .
within-om], with th ll id Connecticut State Farm for Women ltloeulland manhunt-claimed!“ ' . . am -
: file mixt - - l e qu ' and freeze in East, Lyme for the construction of it raurbon remover nudgutmpm- lh“ that made "59" 1'8“ in “‘9 ward _ mblgcn‘nt‘l I :3: m _...r
' 7 m’ a hospital upon their grounds for the er. Anything tint could cutthemboo root with a sort of convulsive jerk.
proved in health so
that when my baby come the doctor
said he never saw a women get along
any better than I did and I know it
was Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
era) centuries before it reached Eu‘
rope; there are rccords that point to
this traffic as early as 260 B. C. Tire
clove was not regarded by the inhab-
ii‘ants of the Spice islands as of any
value until the Chinese «insircd to be
pupplicd with “little sweet-smelling
nails." in that circumstance alone
same person. out of my motor in going some and I
am glad to write you of the bi! hit
“resign made with me. Hy-Sign bu
cut the carbon out of my motor and im-
proved my "glo"25 to 409-. Shall be
pleased to recommend Hy-Sign to my
auto friends and to any othen who
first-century prefect, who ordaioa
that contracts affecting real property
were not to be drawn up without due
authorization from the keepers of the
public archives. These officials had
to keep the registers up to date, en.
tering in them all mortgages and
other charges. as well as changes of
ownership, and they Were ‘thus on-
] "lhverythlng loose. flew off on a
lion eni. among them being a curtain
inch? and a wreath of holly. The cur-
,taini went fntoa been on the dock. Compound that helped me."—Mrs.
that the wreath—by the freakiest of ERNEST 33339. 124 Wyoming Ave.,
maybeinicrclicd." coincidences—made a fair ringer of Wourtome-‘Y-
W don‘t cut whntmakc your engine the, , \i.0.'s curly ate. He was it Women whocontinuallyovertax their.
Jo. onsh-t condition it is in. Ohio it the I, ‘ p obstrength unul they et into such a
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WANTB NAME: CHANGED.
Philip Morgan Manwaring of Groton
has filed a petition to the superior
court to have ‘lls name changed to
Philip Morgan sPlant. ,
in his petition he states that he is 16-
‘olll Mill if lair~
a» nuns lei Mill
1 .‘l‘ake Tablupoonful of Salt: if Back
- . cl a with a hair trig 0r sense , - - e t rotect an intendin ur—
ging: ofhggc 3m} that "no desire: htlsl agrsgglglifi:o‘xgg‘lhfgl'vbnggfiwgoael lhumlror and a nose ‘0: scentlng the fizkeaneog becantglglztii e21 engulf“ dprofitfibiys' 'lay the interest taken by the people (this; 31ml; oversights and fraugdsl.)
Hum 0" Illdder Bo‘hel'. a C nge l‘om ‘ BHW'RI' us 0 engincl- . ' I ‘ , V S. 0! the LIOIUCCRS in the plant and W _
. t. .. .. . . t u if t was almost sublime.= famous root and erb remedy L dla E. - . t
' VWe are a nation of meat eaters and :hfll'nthteeiim‘nie (ifmhl nanofh Plan: h? "“63 :g's'lfge 2:31“ 3:1:"d‘mfir‘hg: :gfiwo 8 ‘ m ' ’ .“nail” or "cloves" became its name in We Won't Win World War When W.
.0“! blood “filled with uric acid, says it a e 5 m 9' an ‘3 coupon andten cents to cover postage-ad
‘ - . Pinkham's Vegetable Compoun .
”I?” the pmmy garland down. For special suggestions writeL dis most countries, Waste Wheat.
Shipments of sugar from Cuba to
the United :States are scarcely 5 per
cent. below last year's shipments for
the corresponding time in spite of the
serious shortage of ships. Abouttthroe-
fourths of our sugar imports this year
have been from Cuba.
stepfather. with whom he now resides. gig? Egggz'kfgzugdigfifii’iufi‘d
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_;on b s brow at an even more: rakish. _ . ~
Young Manwaflng is the son of Sci "new", ,0 whom L Pmkharn Medicine 00. The rcsu tof
den B. Manwaring of Oswegatchle. and {angle than it had lagded :1";th Elle; ‘ its 1038 experience ‘3 8‘ your service.
his mother was married to Commodore, FREE HY-SIGN COUPON .dow his mandolin, rape e i
Morton F. Plant of Eastern Point and This coupon with tile. to cover postage icurtl in over his shoulders like a 120-‘ To Heal Bed Sores
New York, several years ago. after 891- “.133, ”Egg. §?','§'y"?5{§§ $333355 imani toga, and seized the poker of the.i For 25 years physiciannand “Him
den ‘Manwaring and his wife had been ergood for 20 gallons of gasoline. tom, ‘cmp‘ y tile stove. Recovering. withI hive net/"found “13"th e‘lul to
separated by a divorce which was ob- T 1 SW” comb" POWder
‘One box prove: in extraordinary healing
onoirec box tonponon). Send to . be-
. , CORP. fa quick grab. the mandolin from
haired m the supermr court at Hart- EUREKA AUTO PRODUCTS neatl the 'livnn where it had rolled- ‘ k- ' fl .
. , OWE! of an I in In common.
:he “Cked it “Dd” his ,Chi“ “ke a; 55.: at the {ritual and other drug stores
iviolil , and began sawtng ViolentlY‘
(well known authority, who warns us
. . to be constantly on guard against kid~
> meyutlgouble.
‘1 ‘fi‘iiefiiidneys do their utmost to free
. 1 11191300310! this irritating acid. but
become ,‘weuk- from the overwork;
Ltjthey g‘et sluggish; the eliminative tis-
titles clogjand thus the waste is re-
tained lathe blood to poison the en-
the system.
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STRINGENT ROMAN LAND LAWS.
The papyri of the Roman period
have conclusively proved that regis-
tration 0 land already existed in a
highly elaborate form. and that it
was instituted not only in the inter-
est of the state, but also—some think
even primarily—in the interest of
private individuals. That point. comes . '
out clearly in an important edict of a; "TI'Y a Sentinel-Want Ad. »
AGENTS WANTED
FOR ABOVE
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123 Libertysmct. New York City
The Comfort Powder Co.. Boston. Mass.
——T:l.l a Sentinel Want Ad.
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‘ When your kidneys ache and feel _ _ _,__ -__ t.“ -.._- _--\ -—*—— -~ 7*-.-” “"" *‘é
919ml)?“ lead, and you have ' . in thin s need m0 re ventilation than others. . ~. ..
mg“ mm m the back or the m MR. WAD Mr. Wad and Hoover bot‘l kriow so e g ‘
__e}::ia’ml‘oady. full of sediment, or the 1
'ladde flirt-liable, obliging you to
honoring the night; when you
ever-e headaches, nervous and
pblls.~sieeplessness, acid storm
or heumatism in bad weather,
' {your pharmacist about four
pf lad Salts; talk a. table
‘in'jo glass of water before.
teach morning and in a few
'dn‘eysrwill act fine. This
‘ is'made from the acid of
onion Juice, combined with "
. been usedfor genera-
to flii’gh‘and stimulate clogged
‘ heutrtilze the acics in or
no longer a source or trri.
. ‘ ’jh‘ ending urinary and bind-
AwlTHA‘r'S‘ Au. Rica-r,
THE‘ Fool) COMMiss-ioiu“ .
Knows THAT THAT CHEEZE
NEEDS ALL THE FRESH
AIR meant-351' 3:
View A Mme-re! ‘IOU’RE A
Fma“F‘ooD Ssvsg",vou has!
_ AFTER nu. ma mo you ABOUT
HOOVERIZIMG‘ vac LET THEM SELL
Woo p, PtECE OF CHEESE THAT‘S‘ AS
‘ FULL OF l-gOLES‘ AS A
VHS, AMDIT’s Tats LAST
TIME I Do AW MORE.
“them-Less D’W"SHDPPJMG
F012 Von, I‘M TELLING
YOU! I HAD'LD PUT '7'"
My HAT To cook», Winner
.1 up EVEN TaENFlHERD OF
MICE FOLLOWED ME CLEAN
_ - THROUGH
. TDNMJ.’
' On! How Nice'. ‘
You“ Beacon-r HOME . ,
THAT PIECE OF CHEESE f
1 row You To 1
‘v
an.aod.mnnt
cit a delightful effervea'
'ferftlrink.‘ and . nobody
yto keep the kidneys
7 veg—Adv.
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