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Helpful Hints
Fashion P0inis’
lAmcrican Congressman i NORWALK,,B°Y 'N TEXAS-
"and Violinist Stll' Italy; Ralph Chariott Writes of Sand and’
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NEW con-Tunas. AND HATS ? Making the Most of the Sugar Supply. 15“"‘3‘ ‘1‘“ ““""l"“" “W ’Unowmz‘i 19“? ‘ » ‘5
i H THEM .‘ .. - . . . li‘l"ll'\JlJl hl‘l‘ still. i’rivnti- Ralph (Thar-f S
. TO WEAR w T ‘ The distribution and consumption of‘ ' jolt of the lolh l‘aralrv Mercedes l V'-
When Is a Cup Not: a Cup. The other afternoon 1 went to at sugar during the summer is to be care , Texas. l’rilzitc ('h'lr‘iolt enlisted in tllci
‘ play in .3 new “193”“- It, is a beautiful! fully policed by the United‘Slates Foodf
theatre and the play itself was charm-i Administration.- There must b" “Oil
ing. one of those old-world settings for waste. .\'o matter what the Cuban 0N
from the noise of today's fighting. and; more remote sugar crop is, the supply!
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l‘. S. l‘tnall‘y cu llcccillhcr 12, 1917,:E
at loll Siotuni, N. Y.: i
3 June 13, 1915. l
. Dearest Mothcl: l
3 While 1 am writing this letter u'c' “ ' ' - . . . .
vim» having a sand and ruin storm, but} New Linens for the Dining Room Beautiful. f
$2.513: Sign];3801011123;1111191113320“! By KATHRYN MUTTERER. thing more acceptable than either!
i yoll all at honlic ‘ 5 ‘ “’ Bespeaking the attention 'of nee~ the scarf or centerpiecefthough hav-
i 1 received your mm. and “wild (. dleworkers who go to lavish lengths ing seen them together, it is hard tot
i.l« th 'l . .1 . . ‘ “I ‘ it. to make the dining room one of the dissociate one from the other. Tincy‘
e50 e f‘l'lf "in“ “huh ”"19 4” d most beautiful rooms in the home makeran essential practical as will!
Ruled} bUIDl‘l-N’ W m?- are these new linens. They consist as a beautiful gift and one that as-
.1 1 4'“ titling ‘0 “'1 3'0“ know about of a scarf and a center-piece of en- sures more than transient pleasure,
{the laws “'9 had. and ”U" ”001’, “'"li‘h tirely new shape. Embroidery and for with use and the consequentl
Before the war you nnew how to
cook. You knew what should be the
consistency of a pancake batter or a
- ‘ tad your
23:31:; 12:33:33: )Sslgmd‘liys." mm? a MM an,” a“ M .‘m playstot" ships is insufficient to get it here in;
treasured in the family for generations and pmm'PS‘WB 31‘9 50 11111011 interested 1 these war days. a
gathered from cousins, friends and m‘ The “mum“ 0“ 1"“ Slagevmlhl The use of sugar for tlleculniing andl
. neighbors. or mdcttp out of your own 0‘ °°“f‘59- 0‘ ”if“ fa"'3°ne_‘lal- b)“ preserving of fruits is food saving “l
g head under the stress of circumi'mose'm “‘9 audience were 3““ as inf-not only saves the perishable fruiisl
% lemming. They were 0f every descrip. and Vegetables at the time of their
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“216:2” conditions have made many tion, from ‘the Simple“ 0f sporTs suits greatest abundance but the (‘nnnod
(if your recipes impractical. Wheat “The more “who”? ”091‘s of Geo“ product will take the place of other.
flour no longer figures in the recipes g9)” “we end chiffon. 039‘ 0f ”‘9 foods next winter. Therefore house
And your calls have S0119 0‘“ fur things that interested me most, new. Wchs are urged to preserve and cant
‘ one of the hundred per cent, patriotic ever, were the colffure'n. The 01“? as much as usual, but they will be re~l
"me pompadour seems to be ”“1”": (lulred to sign t‘cl‘tiflcnte‘s at their local!
3' reel s which use the new flours. ‘ _ , ‘
Tigzse include barley flour oatmeal.‘ mg ""0 favor. N‘" 0‘ COWS?» ““11 the dealers. declaring that the extra sugar
is for canning purposes exclusively,
oat flour, corn flour. cornmeal. rice
llii “Headquarters troop." won the [li'l'l‘
hunt, and five of us boys got live dol~
l [are apiece as prize money. i won two
of them for swimming with the over—
l hand stroke and on my back.
Dearest mother, we had quite a lit-
tle excitemcnt here yesterday when a
ipalrol was ordered to ride along the
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in order further to rolecl the su l RIO Gl‘imde RWer- 301110 01' the boys '\
flour and b‘le‘theat- l k't l f the ply for household cunnilng and presergi filtll'll'd quill‘ l‘lll‘ly and, after a Bil-mile '0‘ “:3
in the exper memo ”7‘9“ 0 . K . ' ' ; ‘ridc they stopped to eat their hard '
United States Food Administration 3mg, Illlc manufacurers of all lcsu csl luck.’ This was about three o'clock in O-—
certain general things about these ‘59le {000 Slum are to be it!" on I; the afternoon. ,
wheat substitutes have been found to strict sugar ration. 'i‘hclt- are to be: One of the follows wont swimming " {g
i l' the will not “w 'allowed only 50 per cent of their nori ill the Rio Grandc, but the current was , .‘l ‘
be true. Seem ng l V ‘ ' so strong that he was drowned before \-
lnlni requirements. Included in thing
. class are makers of confectionery and ,
. soft drinks. i
. Manufacturers of jam, jelly and proI
. scrves on the other hand, will be per—i
milled. along with prcsl-rrcrs “ad
E packers of vegetables, cutsup and chili .
. sauce and fruits in buy sugar enough:
i to meet their full requirement.
stitute in a recipe “cup for cup" and
.glve good results. But “weight for
weight" the results are excellent.
If we were English of t‘anudizin
women this bit of news would seem
very practical. in those countries
they do most of their cooking with a
pair of scales instead of a measuring
we not to him. While the lieutenant
and the sergeant wore trying to rcscuc
him. it band of Mexican soldiers came
upon them and shot and killed the
sergeant and captured the lieutenant.
The licutcnhnl afterwards tried to es-
’t‘dpt‘, but was shot ill the attempt. A No. 12445.3“;1 with rug: mag and Embroidery.
'l‘l'il’lllt‘ who was holding the horses,
‘wont to the nearest camp. Sun llcnto. diet crochet, the simplest of all hand- laundering, the texture of the‘linen
{for aid and four troops of catvnlry mode lace. are combined in the deco~ becomes more pleasing and tho
cup. But we American women have ‘ . . . _ trushed quickly to 'hcir aid. ration of the pieces. The embroidery charm of the decoration more pro-
nevcr done that. and so for the present ; Abcolllel) no slignr Will be ullowclh . . . “curl-st mother. I will close my lot- is worked in raised satin and eyelet nounced. . '
at least we should like a translation it” lllfllluilll‘turers "f “Oil-edible lull-Q ‘ n ltcr. for l was just ordered to answer stitches combined With Roman cut- Crocheted corners are a very choc—
. ducts. ’
§ With the government behind lilt'lll to.
} protect their supply of sugar for legilil
‘mntc uses, the country‘s housewives"
CO‘OVEEATNE {5' lroil coll. Hoping to see you it” before work. The octagonal center-piece is tive means of ornamentation for
. - . '_ 1.1mm: {9.- ()vpluspug duty. which I“. twenty inches wide. The filct crochet scarfs and center-pieces. The inner
[’RESS , _' :pcct will b‘. very soon, 1 remain. motifs are worked with No. 80 edges of the corners may be satin-
.. .‘ 3 ~ RAI l'll CH MthT‘i‘ crochet cotton. stitched, butlulllloled or whipped to
l ' 4 ' ' the linen. as preferred. ,
into measuring cups.
Fortunately this has been arranged;
The following table will show you how .‘
much of each of the common substl- _ ~ _. X I .-._. _.,,_.-_.-,_ ‘ |
. ‘ -‘ -“ ' ' " ‘ ' ' "“‘ ‘ ‘ ““ ually a promoter for the library
rules to use in place of a cup or wheat. . Zgij‘lll‘lzdnufi "fl!“ ”glam-”“5 ‘0 ”‘1‘“. C‘i'Ji'lit‘fi‘MTilm l noul'r VISIT THE FARMER. i .orEgving roxzim would the pieces be.
‘ ' - ‘ l ‘ t‘ i ill 1 S t‘ or it) ‘a‘l‘Clll't‘ ‘ U "-‘ ‘
flour—«both the blend flour and the ' “mu tit, SPA
it made of corn linen. with the No: i
in natural color crochet cotton. '
Women who do a great. deal of
crochet will find that. crochetin: 1:031
the center of a ball or cotton is mu
:augar needed by the Amp“ while mo.’ Captain F. ll. Ya Gust-dill. ”1.95mi “if you have friends who live on at
l . , . . ‘ , farm make it it idiot. for this sour
. testing ottr own ptople. They ale mm; in congress from NW \Ol‘k "ll-"imcr at lenst ntil’io visit them with.
‘ asked ‘0 measure the “‘5” carefully. has stirred the Italians by his 3D980h93 out n definite and unforced invita-
‘m us" enough to “mu"? "‘9 ”991118 interpreting America to them, and nation." says an editorial in the July
, In place of a cup of wheat flour
;. (bread flour) use:
'3 1% cups braley flour
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pastry dour. !
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\ : . . , , easier than from the outside. Remove
11-8 cups around rolled oats thard upward roll over an enormous 0' thew fruits and Vliuetnbleil. but not has been assisted by the Lieutenant “Ema“ ”fin” “OWEN“- "1’0 "0‘ the putebonrd from center of cotton.‘
1 cup corn flour “run" that day is passed, we hope; I ‘0 “"‘""' “ grain “f 5" 2 Albert Spalding, the famous American gzlfillglfimi: r {Juddiggg 0:; Sitting: then take crochet hook and WIN“!
1 BUD (scant) oat flour but thers'were decided pompadours. “um-“~— {violinist Both are in the American because you know the Smiths hm}. gawgutgezgn ”:31:ng fi‘lfi':
7-8 cup (generous) coarse commentinoscly waving hack and ending in soft‘. MEXICAN TEXTILES lN CHILE. figuration lyiprvkwl‘ , Mr. 1,“ Guardla quit plenty of broilers and sweet corn, ult- Place ball in an envelope and use
‘ 7-8 cup (generous) rice flour itwista and own pulls at the back of The Psmbnflhnwm of an American the House of Representatives to enter If?“ VlgrsioSmlth l‘“:):sked- [nil-V} “3“: front this. The thread is always
7-8 mm (generous) buckwheat lilic hcndf Sometimes the hair was house in Chile specializing textiles the war. hot 3““; “Eng: to (.0532; f;:;.; 1’; clean and never tangles. When copy-
In D1308 0130119 Of wheat flour (pas-' ported in the middle and then rolled would do more toward increasing the the country for your vacation. taking 1118 8 file'- 0001M 1’8th?“ from a,
' -' ~' E' .. w and tltcn."“"““‘ic“" “hill“ 0f ”Will‘s“ ”Hm any ' ' '“ " ' "“"‘“"“’"‘"'”"'" .0 r thr . ‘ - - ‘ M’- IM4M°M°M°¢°9°MW9| ' wot-kin ttern, the use of an ordin-
l‘lry flour) use. up and bath. i \91) no other single factor, according to a r... l 11 cc children . and expecting 3 pa ,
11'3 cups barley flour one saw u charming person with a sug- mm on mail“ markets in (‘hilc mndo Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com- if?“ b05156 llmlk plenty) 01’ it.l unless 5“" try reading glass makes it easier,
1 Clip ground rolled oats " l gestion of hangs. in fact, the ct)il'~ public today by ”1.. Bureau of F0“ “‘e’ce- ‘ iigucggfiwrfqng‘(“$235303 “ml “‘2': Persons preparing gifts for pros- to count the stitches and relieves “‘0
7'3 CUP corn flour furcs, as hie fashions this year are cign and _l‘)omesti(. Commerce. impart: RED GUARDS KILLED tulle for your presence, and also un- Wu" brides could Mt select any- “(31“ on the ”w '
7-8 cup (scant) tine cornmeal very much 'as you like them." '12:? igfpgftfi‘f‘lprgsl lithium”: gm??? :lcss lhcy ask you to come. Embroidery No. 12446. Transfer pattern of scarf and center-plum 3
7-8 cup (scant) oat flour Hats and Things. tail concern " n “ '9‘, WASHINGTON, July 3.--Iidvlces re~ ‘For this year a great and tcrriblci. blue, 25 cents. ' ‘
3.4 cup, coarse cornmeal Tm, hats an. becoming larger every Though the Unitcd'Stalca normally‘ce've‘i here today my there was “gm. Eiigfniégiiut’hnhijnfig thgelalmgz- :12: . 15 cgarkinz pattern‘sndfldlrectlons _illet crochet motifs. Nos. 87 and ”o
3-4 cup, rice flour day! sport hats, filmy trimmed lace holds third place in the total imports ")8 in which lied Guards were killediall his em...“ to unseat crop that will ' . . . . - - .
3.4 cup, buckwheat or chiffon hat, and immense evening into ‘(lhile as well as in the exports when the Czecho-Slovak forces onstedlsupply not only ourselves, but much '
In most reclpesexcept those which hula of Milan straw. with flat trimming “1"“ ”ll“ “WW “5 will” is W- the Bolshevik authorities at Vladivos- of the needs of our allies. who are =1 "
mph in the imports of textiles the , , . .n. . . . . . .. . . . . . ~ - .
_ use yeast as a lightening agent these only on the brim. “”113qu mp shape principal sources of supply being; Eng- tok several days ago, and took complete 111:)an tho llllMl share of the tight swoizp REVERENCED IN 3155 lei s tiless too (10M I} while you are
substitute very nicely for wheat flour. of a bird of paradise. or an algrette. land. lernlnnY- India. ““1100. “My. possession of the llnportnnt .W” mm i”rho [armor and his wife (cspecinl- “fl. ‘ EAST‘ , wearing Silks “’1' money due him.
Even in yeast breads a very high prO- The other extreme is equally popular, Ilclgium and the United States. As a terminal 0‘ “)0 trans-hiberian rod 13' his win.) hm... been great sufferers 1n the Last superstitious reverence. Tell your husband to scnd us 32073
' rhnn are ““5““ of the war. American 5'00“" are "mm. from unintilcd visitors. who come to. is still paid to the sword. 'l‘hc daimio‘s. . . . S i 'r t. rt
portion of them can be used. p the tiny toque and draped tu imported m larger quantities find an .t and sate the to t of in (int! c l on )
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Frozen Custard. great, favorites for street wear and well liked. Many articles are now . ,. WW... . . . .. . ..,.r "at.g"fif‘§‘}i“.‘,,{.‘£. :,';Ti.i.§’i‘i“§iehliin.f3:g ‘0! $3933; Yb?“ km? ‘0‘]?m‘2'y 1|; suit-Swalnsboro ()llcll.) Forest.
1 pint milk with semi-informal afternoon cos- purchased from the United States that FOR CONSTWATION AND BILIOUS- :8; “T19 . at, ally t I; .l {'9 v {midi ren m e" "m ' cpt “h a 0' e
. . . . '- . . .~ ‘3 “‘c‘ 0. 5 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ wonderful blades which had been; _.._.. .. .. - . -.-_.. r
1% teaspoons cornstarch tumesl. Organdlc bats by far the most fonuclly net er found their way to the NEss and fccd and ”mu“... and labor hand d down f m eneratlon to en-i .
~ 1% teaspoons cold milk‘ or water ll r‘n of the lid: of the season. “mm”. “"d mercm‘ms M" ”99‘3““ (bills! 5 e . , co 3 g « -’
1 .a u l g .. ‘. . .d h c and col’ to realize that the stories of the ru-_ Good indigestion goes far toward “Ono farmer's wife. a victim of: oration, in some cases for more titan .A s T H M A 3 ,
egg \ come in 9"“3 “m? ““1 5 “f " worn poriority of European fabrics are to comfort and health in hot \\‘E‘illhel‘.lgl‘€8d)’. thoughtless t'rlcndslaml rela-‘ 1,000 years, and which had absorbed. ‘
1 cup corn SYN? OI‘ sufficient maple tor. some are se\ me y pita n. g (n be lfllft‘ntthi‘al‘o: :gbe:$:ndligofisé" t: Undig'ested food in the stomach canttlvcs for many years. lost your put; as they believed. some of the character? AND CATARRH
syrup or honey for desired sweet. in the morning, others lave .n logs 3:?12210‘1‘1158 0; the lfiamem. Rays m.“ quickly poison the system. Geo. Jen. upmlt slug atllgtgogutc: 'cek ill ls ‘. and me of the mm that had owned; Try “fir. You pay
ening. and flowers gal?r9' and omen, me c trcport. there is every reason to think'ner. 416 Labor street. San Antonio: Rm” ' $. ' - K Xu r: ' “‘3: them. i rnp'SENNA' u“ thm"" m
1% teaspoons vanilla. bined with satin and even velvet rov- . , . ,.,, , . . ,. _ up I y .1. n t .50 cents Del person- arm P10 __ - ASTHMA. HAY Fhvnn. BRONCHI-
‘ d _ . that in large share of t to mouse nay Te)... writes. 0 cy (‘nthartic ale s i docs for sale at reasonable prices) —— ; T18 and CATARRH. has produced
1-8 teaspoon salt the summer evening spent in ancmg. m, retained when the war ,5 over. {have proven the best laxative l "have: “Let the people who drop in for} THE WORM TURNS. . “Harm “sun. with momma o,
Scald the milk, and add the corn- The irregular minis are proving quite All phases of the Chilean textile taken and lrecommend them to any; fresh broilers nnd roasting cars andi The lady (.3) who yesterday called the mo” stubborn an“,
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starch mixed with the cold milk or a feature of the new mode. Now is the glitch £1120 oiifitllllcsgeg'l‘e‘xntilcthlflarrlfgimrfi one suffering from constipation or b“; greenflpple 1110. my for what they the attention of another to our patched truism! and have killed do not M
“at“ Cook the mixture over 1"“ time for the firm "9"“ and Mt hat‘s‘ Chile" Special Agents Series No. 164. plousness. They should the‘ in every: get; 0" “he let ”‘9 farmer and his breaches, whereat they both laughed discouraged. but try at our expense
.- ‘ ‘ . , who have all their siren lb and en- , this truly meritorious remedy.
, water {01‘ 15 minutes. Add the 888‘s. ‘to appear, b1“ “193' are remarkably Copies can be obtained at. 10 cents traveling mans grip," Quick relief for :‘Pl'gY for the task lhatglles before so heartily. is informed that a new Send right now m. a free trial bo-
, Slightly beaten, and cook the mixture few of them on Fifth avenue. due. lief-icach from theSupermtendent of Mom ‘ sick headache, bloating or other can ; them." pair will be purchased when her hus- 10” 3'0“ forlet it- Address
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hands hills settled. it has been due '9 WIN", com -
= 101‘ 5 minutes. . Add the corn .slrup naps. to the fact that we have had a mcnts, Government. Printing Office, dition caused by bad digestion.-—Still-
‘ d h d l‘ h i l q a- d ver one \vantalWashinglon, D. C., or from.any oi the.
on t e salt. on stir t‘ e m xture we i. very cold le n.m an 8 Y ioistrict or cooperative offices of the
strain it and cool it. Add the vanilla. 2. bit of summer first. -
‘ sand freeze the custard in the same .~— — ———~~ r “““*‘"“"‘ ‘"“' "‘“’~"‘ “”"A' """"‘" "”“”“‘”"'”"H" “
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Momma are taking advantage of tho 3‘
'orouo offer made by The Cream of ‘s ..
. . company of South Not-walk, 3‘: (E, \ >
_ . by sending for a jar of Cream of \
: d. which is the most powerful cx~ 1,
prepmtion compounded. It is for SNGB ,
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10' mustard plasters, turpentine.
a‘nrlinlmcnt on the market. It
W.Wmnuon and pain
instantly. * It takes the place of
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