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Tried Recipes.
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Helpfid Hints NEW YORK, July 10.—~The al-oul‘
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fl 9! Rolled Oat Bread.
Put enough rolled oats through the
. - meat grinder to make two cups, ‘add
; . three cups bread flour and one and a
aliens Given by half teaspoons of salt; slit all to-
Expen- . gether, add tablespoon lard. work in
, - fit" flour thoroughly, disolve one yeast
cake inla little warm water, add table-
spoon sugar; let stand ualr'uu hour}
add to flour enough warm water to
knead; rise and bake like plain White
bread.
Of Gingham.
Here are some suggestions for mak-
ing the popular gingham collars and
somepoints to be ,watched, as learned
from actual experience.
If the pattern is to be cut from a pur-
chased set, let it be done before that
set is laundered. Otherwise cut a set
wallpaper stout enough to be handled
and try it on the coat untll'the exact
lines giving satisfactory set are attain-
ed. Make the cuff pattern Just the
- width and length most readily adjust-'
Ied to the coat' sleeves. Ready made
ones seldom or never lit. Shrink the.
materials, both outside and lining. and
press it straight and even by a thread
Poultry q
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‘ fibl-Hfiirlolflliu Pal
, smitten Year's Cam.
‘ hell" Barnyard Loni.
'K‘ 9H1” Bird's Char.
his considerable. Pro-
erllanci‘wm Ruiuoc
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Suct Pudding.
Mirihordughly the following ingre-
dients: One cup chopped shot. one
cup;n_iolasses. one cup ice water. one
cup chopped raisins, one tablespoon
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> “ macaw hen drive is com-
, Lost your Connecticut set about
1,!!! ii! letting rid of its ,“Siat'kél'”
ll! A”?! businesslike Way. ‘3. E.
“tension poultl-yman for the
. -, ’dgrtcoltural Collegework-
Wilda/with the Bonnet-ti.
WW ,9! 'l'ood Supply. met
' “to "poultrymen ' from all
state at more than a hull- ,
' fictions. .liir. Jones show
, men how ‘twliey'mi’ght de-
kera" and discussed best
. . tapering of them.
‘ ate figures are available on 75
' tademoostrations, at which-a
in! 5.758 hens were handled. Ac-
idity) the records. these hens lnhl
waiving the week-previous to.
culling. After taking out of these
__ , _ nudist half of the hens the re-
‘ . H . . birds produced almost as many :
W no the entire [number had pro-
_ ‘ oosly. In other words. the
‘ w out almost in half, with
' alight loss In egg production.
' ibe coming months this cam-
.“ to be repented with even more
i tilthorough organization. Ar-
)bota have been made for a
mum in every town of the
, unity desiring to hold a
,. " on may arrange for one by ‘
to their county agent. , i
characteristics of the “slacker" 3
tiling to the Poultry Depart-
, 1 g i the» Cbnnectlcut Agricultural
Wage. * are as follows: Neat. well-
blrd with small sllrlvelcd polo
blond yellow books, shrinks and
to Theylhnve rigid pelvic bones
Wt, are; close together and have the.
general appearance of it Well dressed
; terj'momulty to do any real work.
m wdritioghen, which is incidentally
some hen, shows the effects of
, . l . til work. She. is rugged and
I'M ii ppenrance. hns pnie shrinks,
j nd exit and is u rustler and a
‘ ‘; going to bed with a full
is night and gets up curly in
riding looking for sometlllllg'to
half teaspoon soda sifted with two and material. with the middle line of the
a half cups white flour or two cups back of the collar exactly on a thread
white flour and half a cop corn flour. of the fabric. Neglect this and while
Serve either with a hard sauce or the set may be pulled and pressed into.
lemon sauce. ‘ txapparenl evenness for first 'wearinx."
‘ -~-—-- ‘ yei‘tbe laundering will result in either
"“5"" 39““ Cake. {bulging or twisting impossible to
Cream one rounding tablespoon oi‘ regtify,
butter; l‘ilf cup sugar. one egg; Detail
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a
teaspoon of hot water.
_bake in a moderate oven. One can use' threads even.
part flour. but it never fails with the Stitch around outside edges. turn
substitute. collar and cutie right side out. maklns
--—-- l clean cut angles at the corners. has“
Fm“; tam . "00:0; laiong all the folded ed!” 10 make
.espoon uls of cocoa. two sure that the lining will not bulge out.
tablespooniuls sugar. one cupiul water,‘ dampen and Dress, Fold collar at the
four cupfuis milk. Mix cocoa and middle back matching the two front
sugar with the water and boil for. ten ends together and mark the exact
minutes. Stir this syrup info the hot ’
the neck bludlue should.
milk and“ cook over but water for one point where
half. hour. A glass of milk and a cup
ful of cocoa are high in food value.
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'measurements f from front corner to;
Lneck'odge shell be precisely identical.l
Bind with lawn or muslin.
Maple Cakes. '7‘!
Beat 1 egg very light, add 1 tea" out the pattern of the plaid should also ‘
spoonful of butter, 1-3 cup of maple match on each front end of the collplxl
syrup or maple sugar (melted). 1 cup.
of flour mixed and sifted with 2 tea? of binding the lower edges of them
spoonfuls of halting powder, and 1-4 those straight edgeg can be turned in -
teaspoonful salt. Drop by spoonfuls on smoothly and bind stitched together.
a greased tin and bake in a hot oven. - I; inaking them much less bulky. Then.
iwhen putting them on the coat. those
A new road making machine com-
bines the functions of a scal‘lfler and
u grader: making it possible to break , .-._...
up old and rotted macadam, or gray-F Dotted swin Returns.
el,_and level it off for the roller. "11L Summer afternoon dresses o‘f filmy
one‘operatlon. The scarifletuor root- dotted Swiss. made with flounces and
eri .5 held in place just back of the t unlc‘s edged with two inch‘hemmed
front wheels'by a diagonal arm and is . .
l r in l feminine and
provided with five teeth. set stringer-ed, 22:25; are cha m g y
L temlnclles apart, their endshbelng bent Most of these cool little frocks have
forward so that they easily enter and . h
- very simple bodices, cut round at t 8
remain in the ground—repular Me . 1 b k .
chanice Magazine. Ineck and fastened down its no or
l ' ~ ‘ «crossed at the front in surpllce fash-
I ’ ' ion. with a irill trimmed shawl collar
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”HARTMENT iron consTlPA-rlon AND alLloUs.’ or flcbu. Sleeves are quite short.
i _ a Mess . ‘ scarcely to the elbow, and have two or
‘I ‘ i ‘ I‘ 7‘ ‘ . ‘, 'l i . , '. three tiny hemmed ruffle/I'd for trims
MMENDEB Fun Good indigestion goes "far toward mingu .
, ‘comfort and health in hot weather.i
BEFENSE collNcll'lUndlgested food in the stomach 0311'
T, ‘ 7, quickly poison the system. Geo. .Jen-
‘ i - lner. 416 Labor street. San Antonionup in price and because the cheaper
" " . ' ' ' ‘ ' ' T ’ - - " ‘ inghams are not desirable. cross bar.
lfigmmi ee on men nlza ‘Texq mites. Foley Cathartic Tablets. g , _ ,
“a ' .’ 6 FA 3 ca . tIOI'i have proven the best laxative l have and ‘plaid voiles are taking their
rams . one [8 Lat." 'taken and I recommend them to any places.
it ‘AGilVlty suggested." one suffering from constipation or Mb The gingham silks, a mixture of silk
' ,. ' ' , ' .iousness. They should be in every; and cotton, and in pattern like gipg.
so department of the activities ‘ traveling mans grip." Quick relief 10” ham, have no doubt become popular as
Gonnecttcut SW“? 001111131101. sick headache, bloating or other con- the season advances.
anticipated, in the recom: ‘ ‘ '
jfor the organization of- n
. sleeve.
the time." says Mr. Jones.
ready for the coming campaign
mindto 'slackers‘ in the hell yard
effectively as the draft ‘slnck-
v been eliminated from the
Gingham Silk.
:dltion caused 'by bad digestion-filial:
fully and carefully washed. This is again atszsd tomorrow morning. slid):
sometimes a long process, for a large in the foreman a civil and military l»
we cooked greens. it takes about a will accompany the body to St. Pat,
tie more than a pint when cooked.
in which greens are allowed to
before washing is bf advantage as it
kills the small insacts that are some-
times hard to distinguish from the
leaves themselyes. .
before cutting out collar and cuffs. ‘ for consultati
candied orange‘pr lemon peel. one ta..Then take lost as much care to get the merits upon w ich you insist. Often
biespoon cinnamon. half teaspoon salt. pattern laid on "four~square" of "minute does not notic
issm aroused by the many good points
in a house. The list should be headed
Oftenllmes many important points are
overlooked.
, Cut the sinsham sections first. Then the nail it sometimes is sore and does
“'9‘” “dd half “'9 barley ‘flOill'. haii;bnsie the gingham evenly to ill? "ll-not heal readily. This is due lo the
WP graham flour, half cup sour milk. ing, which is best of thin, firm‘ muslin. . manicurist not being sunlclently care-
hnli teaspoon of soda dissolved at chaste lining and gingham together 'for‘ to! in pushing the skin back. Nothing
3981 Weiliicutiing with lining uppermost to get' except an orang‘ewood stick should be rules and regulations by heart and
billed. and this should always be cov- especially this piece oi’aflVice and
'ered with cotton to avoid crushing or direction.
breaking the lilo. .
which has been irritated with a little.
liodine or if you dislike the dlsclom'
ton, use a bt of camphor ice. or vase
line. or lanolin, or some preperatipn
containing witch hazel. '
, come on each side of the front. so that. muslin of white silk.
greasing and pouring in the muffin
if proper‘cfll‘e was taken in. cuttlnalmlxture.
One hint about cost cuffs. instead g...
lower edges can be hosted flai on the .
Bc'cause good glnghams have gone ,
open late today, to permit the public : .‘
~. .__.:;.I_; _ to‘pny homage to the late John Purroy .,
Vinegar for Cleaning Greens. Mitchel, former slayer, on the eve of; l
All greens must be picked over cal'e- his funeral. The gates willflbeclosedi
uantity is required to make a dish of DPOCE‘SSWH containing many noted men:
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all bushel of spinach to make a lit nick's Cathedral for the funeral sec.
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vices.
A half pint of vinegar in the water“ Additional honorary pail bearers an;
gland nounced today included Colonel Ed-l
ward M. House. {ileutenant'Cofonell
Arthur Woods. who was Mayor Mitch-‘5
ol's police commissioner, representing
the Aviation secton, United States Re-f
l serves; and George W. Perkins.
Flowers reached the City Hall lads?
from Viscount lshii, the Japanese Ant-i
bassador. who will be represented ail
the funeral tomorrow by the Japanese
Consul-General here: and from Fredeni
ick P. Koppel, Assistant Secretary of
War. .
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HER TITIAN HAlR
The matron of the hospital repeat-l
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Things to Remember.
When house hunting carry with you
that of the require-
the absence of
ome essential lea ure in the enthu-
sunshlne" next “closets" and so on.
' oral Department of the Fail-field
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wu- Gardening Made Simple and
Results Certain by This Booklet
The National War Garden Com-
mission of Washington. D. 0.. has
unused for the distribution in
Connecticut through the Agricult-
Itep. from the first preparation of
the soil. planning or the garden. ‘
etc. to the final harvesting and ,
ltorege of the crops. l
Itoinstructlona no complete ;
enough for the use of adult gard- ‘
were and simple and explicit
enough so that any intelligent boy
or girl may follow thorn with
complete lumen. A five-cont
stamp tci em'er postage. etc" will
bring the book to any Address. Fill
and mail attenluulmouool.
County sarcastic o -
illustrated hot-kill? I “I 33 DIED
WAR Minding GARDENING
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soon: moans: OI VEGE-
TABLES.
This is a complete. “authentic
manual of war gardening. step by
Fairfleid County lssdciafion, ,
Newfield Building, Bridgeport, Court. A f i
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{W Gentlemen: Enclou'd in cents in stamps for .1...
' cupid of WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING and HOME
STORAGE 01'l VEGETABLES, the official publication of the
‘ NationdPWu-‘Garden Commission.
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edly told the horses to be sure to dry?
as well as clean the instruments. “if!
you don't dry them thoroughly they
will rust." she had said so often.
And the little girl, the star patient.
they called her. who had been there
so long knew all the instructions.
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After indolent-lug. the skin around
A new nurse entered the hospital
Aiming that portion of the skin not long egos Her hair was: gorse-
ous red. it was the envy of all.
“How did you ever get hair of such
a onderfnl color?" asked one of the
nurses maliciously,
"lt‘s‘buite natural," the ne‘W'fl'ilrse
if necessary bandage it with white replied quietly. ‘
her bed: ' ~
Have the gem“ pans” not before
i New York Mail.
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How Wilson Reduced His 'l-ielght to
1 Enter Marino‘corpe
Alexander D. Dunsmore. a nephew
of Secretarv of Labor William it.
Wilson, could not add one cublt to:
his stature but he did reduce his
height'onehalf inch and thereby low~
ered bars that had kept him out of the
Marine Corps. . ‘
7 Dunsmore. whose home is in Curl
!Weneville, 2a.. aplei at' Pittsburgh l
ifor enlistment two months ago. no
. was told that he was a half-inch
over the height limit. Recently he
returned and passed. ' "
To the "llow-‘didhedoiit" inquiries
he explained that a surgeon had “slip-
‘pod” his arches the halfwlnch. He nar-
lrowly missed the new danger, that of
itiat feet, by the operation. ‘
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—-Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
‘ . SLiPPED HIS ARCHES
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Dnnk lemon
Jake and”
RIIEIJMATISI‘I
Do not under another day. Send in
it has helped thon-
Your lousy Back if if Falls
LEM-SALII a prints formullr (not I
I ientmediceoelzlorasyeanithu ever
is led. We know it will positively ri you
of moon-titan
ORDER A BOTTLE ON TRIAL
”Send $3.00 for enough in unite I my
bottle — use half of it as directed and I if
doesnoi banhh pron in 3 dun return the
co and we will refund your money.
$1,000 REWARD
. We will pg Showmii it can be proved
that LEM-a Lhnontlfconqueredrheumn-
ill in the most obstinstccuu. according .
to within patients‘ own admission.
iMPORTANT
Drugs are continually going on
jn WC. lo we lli'RO you
. to order now. -
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‘ _ Little Johnnie. aged seven..waa be”
ling admonished by his'fistfier for,
’f‘lghtlng with stile bay next door. "I
never got into a fight when I was a‘
boy." said his'parent. '
.. ‘fi know, dad." said Johnnie, “but;
these are war times.”—‘People'§ Home
‘ Journal. "'°
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‘p Bryn iii‘awr college in connection
' with the Y. W. C. 'A., opened a. school;
July 1, for training «college women
for industrial supeerSm's. ,, l
2—Want us. bring results.
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i . PHILADELPHIA. July
thard' shell crab, a much appreciated
summer dainty llereabouts. has becomel
extinct as far as Philadelphia is con-[Reverend Denis J. Dougherty was 1.0" ‘
cemed.
prices and the shortage of labor are\3ee of Philadelphia and the Province
given as the cause.
younger fishermen have entered themlace in the Roman Catholic Cathod
army. navy and the muniilon plants.
HE WAS 'UP—TO-D ATE :flogged and need a flushing occasion-
‘5». x »- “own or PostmOilloo) um...upv-u-v-o-n---"”"i°'_l
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CRAB! BECOME SCAROE. the Journey from the sea better than
at“ the hard'shells.
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ENTHRONED'AS ARCHBISHOP ‘
'PHILADELPIA. July ill—The Most
Transportation delays. higuday enthroned as archbishop of the
Many of thelof Pennsylvania. The ceremony took
'11! in this city. and was attended by
The greater part of the supply for. hundreds of dignitaries of tile Catholic
merly came from the Virginia capes. Church "0m all Dims 0' file 001"“!!-
an overnight run under ordinary con~
,dltions.
lint-fills little girl called out from six days to get the crabs hare.
,layod shipments kill the crabs
“I know how she got it. She man, there are often not more than a dozen
ed it and didn't dry it wall~like the“ left alive in a barrel, bringing the cost
instruments and it. rusted-4t did."-—-, to near a dollar each.
i crabs are on the market. but they are
toot plentiful. Curiously. the soft shell
l variety, considered for ice hardy. stand
»Cardinul Gibbons officiated.-
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it now requires from four to.
The, “allotted span’ of life is.
amnficiali‘y, three score years and ten.
[We knew a‘ doctor who declared that
'if we live sensibly we should not:
ldie till we wer‘e 150. Unfortunate”r
rhowever. we cannot refer you to this
lirentleman, as he died a natural dealh'
two years ago, at the age of flu—e
London Tit~Biis. ~.
Soft shell
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Salts Fine for
Aching Kidneys
We eat too much meat which clogs Kidneys, then
the Back hurts
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Most people forget that the kid- the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
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neya, like the bowels. get sluggish and I combined with lithla, and is harmless
‘to flush clogged kidneys and stimu-
liy. else we have backache and dull late them to normal activity. It also
misery in the kidney region. semremeutralizei the acids in the urine ”so
headches, rheumatic twinges,‘ iorpldiit no longer irritates. thus ending
liver. acid stomach, sleeplessness and lbladder disorders.
all sorts of bladder; disorder. Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensivcp'
You simply musi'keen your kidneys makes a delightful effervescent lithiao
active and clean, and’the moment you water drink which everybody should
feel an ache or pain in the kidney Ttake now and then to keep their no
region, get about four‘ounce’s of Jad ueya clean, ~thusavoidlng Serious
Salts frorn any good drug store here, complications,
take’a tablesponful iii a glass. of} A well known local dmggist say.
water before breakfast for a few ,he sells lots oi Jad Salts to folks who
days and your kidneys will then not believe in overcoming-kidney trouble»
fine. This famous salts is made from while it is only trouble—Adm
. n-rowell Corn-Adv.
Amerlcanlzation. The so . . ~ , N ~ - ~*-: . w
on which illé" “,l‘eczlnlnlell(lill-3 ‘ ‘ B“ __‘ . _ ~_ W; . . ‘ . ‘ TL, _ _ _. . I
. ade‘concluded with the ‘ ‘ ' " " , " ', ' ‘ l ' ‘ , 5
”onetime h... .5“... for MR. WAD 4 . MrskWad ought to let Garfield know about her hunCh. , ‘t .
and immediateactlongto ' , . . ‘ ‘ * - ' .
American institutions ‘ and
, MTHERE in Brno _ Hicks: IS
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COLLQK-BUTr0N?
dv’iged‘isa corri- , , . ,
herewith n’s‘inte
. fleltlf‘ngc‘nts‘l and one '
_ omnid force. in is
a dices would=;be lea.
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initially necessary things
fl artment afethesc:
ill never be done even.
sure u is provided ‘fo.
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