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“Billie” Insists on
In new with Corn.
”it; gently boil 40 minute
Cut away stalks.
‘ of green corn; drop them in
- with 2 quarts boiling wate
minutes. Drain; let slightly
off ban with the back of a knife
‘ detach grains from cobs. Heat
. ROMS! moltodybutter in trying
Quill! beans and corn, season with
Its/pupils salt, 2 of pepper. Cook
7 till minutes, tossing well mean
‘ dress on a vegetable dish.
klo a little chopped parsley and
blossom ends, pull backward.
linings of a pint of fresh, (on
~ _ bonus; parethin sty‘ps from
d of beans, cut in two; plunge
1 quart of water with a tea-
remove
nnd silk from 3 good-sized, ten
‘tv'milk, teaspoon salt, and boil
Destroy All Files.
If all the filth was possible of being
brought together nothing flithier could
be more possible than the fly. ‘
limit the conditions which menace
personal and public health couid'be
s. compounded. nothing could be greater
as a menace than the danger of the
house fly. A house full of files is as
a disgraceful as a house full of bedhugs
r, or fleas.
The fly is a scavenger in nature—die
is not particular, and as a result of
his habits he becomes contaminated
with disease germs and communicates
them to people. The greatest suffer
or from the fly is the infant. Tile fly
has caused more deaths than all the
wars. The loss economically from the
fly is many times greater than the Na“
tional debt if i '1‘nt the deaths from
Typhoid may be allll'oulei to the fly,
Lamb Huh With Peppers.
inch and cut into small squale
all the meat £19m the remaining-
_lom’,b. lithe same quantity
potatoes, chopped same as
i amounts to several billion.
the loss in life and money annually
Files are a menace to our health and;
The presence of a fly in an indication
Ingrid mix together, melt an ounce
litter or substitute to a small pan»
, medium, sound and finely‘
W nion and 1 medium finely]
green pepper Mix well until
lain a good golden color, add
and potatoes Pour in 1,5 hot
lb or water and 2 tablespoons to
Induce. Season with 3-4 teaspoon-
aa‘lt, 1,5 light teaspoon white pen-
and 1 salt spoon grated nutmeg;
all well togetwller let cook on a'
are for 10 minutes Remov,:c
{up on hot dish. Serve with bread:
. tons.
. Rice Muffins.
cups barley flour 34 cup bot
rice, 5 tablespoons baking pow-
tablespoons sugar. i cup milk, 1
tablespoons melted butter, 1,9
Mix and sift flour.
knit and baking powder; add is
“ilk, egg well beaten, the rev
or ‘0! milk mixed with rice, and
Then add butter
ixture in greased muffin tins,
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in oven and bake 25 minutes.
”Elwin steak and Rice. .1
M, pound 1glee with a teaspoon
taunt“ Well cooked spread half
is on platter. Fry hamburg;
- d top of rice; make glavy by ad-
tor and tablespoon butter or
ubstitute and pour over steak.
ill go twice as for, and with
e yourself from the thralfdom
h it: gamut of minor bodily
dot which will cloud the
are 5 radio their
ropagah of ill-‘ ealth
‘s ysteml How can you
fill hb' ht side cithingowhcncon.
Iowoit‘s noxious cod
32.: ~ at new by going
store and gettin
TIVE PELEETS.
cadacbc, gastri-
ectiv’c in the treat-
and mild,‘ no
any bad“1 effects results from . ‘
many rely-
S LAXA WE PELLEDTS
tolerated.
ulariy milk.
Don't eat whore flies can get to your
table. "
war time.
and the sick
nay-s clean.
1flies, report at once to the Depart’
screen up and give a baby 11 chance'
for its life.
that some home nearby is dilly
may be yours!
Files are disease carriers. They
live and breed in all kinds of filth and
a waistcoat of brilliant hue.
Latest. Fashion Notes.
Waistcoats in bright colors will be
worn over summer flocks.
There is much embroidery and few
ruffles on the new frocks.
Tulle and not have an important role
in the summer fashions.
Inserted bands 09 taffeta make a
blue serge dress interesting.
Very wide ribbon belts are worn
with sash ends, long or‘short.
Light overcoate cut with masculine‘
severity are in high favor.
Net embroidery with pearls makes
a rich overtunic for remodeling last
season’s evening gown.
Cotton frocks are permitted in the
most fashionable social circles.
Plaid gingham
when combined with plain material.
Lingerie blouses have quite given
themselves over to frliling.
Shellpink organdie and taffeta‘make
i a pretty combination.
Satin underslips and lattice of wool
files are not at any time necessary. Jersey are very smart.
Silk of beige with blue stripes is one
it of the favorite materitls.
If the costume is very so o‘mbre waar
Smile taffeta (rocks have all,“ author
infect food and drink by germ laden ed Skirts
feet.
Each female fly can my 150 eggs.
Screens and cleanliness are. neccs- i
sary to keep files out.
5
A Few Don'ie.
Don’t allow flies in your house. of satin and crepe meteors.
Don't buy food stuff where files are
Don't permit dies near food, partic
Don' t forget to screen you; home.
My time is more to be feared thanl
Keep the files away from the baby
Keep garbage cans colored and ad
if there is a nuisance, collecting; ri
llcni of Health.
Don't blame the heat. Clean up.‘
Starve the fly and alive the baby,”
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Broken yokcs in sweaters are used
1 whenever yokes ale wanted at all.
According pleatings in panel and:
cluster effects are a feature of many a
plaid skirts.
Belts ale wider than ever on
Colored organdie frocks are cllnrnr
ing with orgaudie hats to match.
Sports clothes nowadays urovery
smart and serviceable. instead of gay.
Ribbons to he knitted into sweaters
are new to'be had in many colors.
Peplums are again being shown
across the sides of skirts.
A new blue satin skirt has wide
girdle of rod worsted trimmed with
folds of tile satin.
rigs are in front are noted.
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BATHING PROHIBITED.
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Longer Permissible. ,
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No longer oamthe collagen or camp would proceed with plan's already in training treatment of the disabled sol-l
is more effective
FLIQKERLESS PICTURES.
To provide flickerlcss pictures is the
object of a new projection moriv vine ll
iuutrated in Popular Mechanics il
lustrated Magazine. The goal is one
that many inventors have striven to
reach, and of course holds interesting
possibilities. "The latest scheme, like
certain previous ones, arranges for a
constantly uniform movement of the
film instead of the intermittent motion
now universally used. This is accomv
piished by employment between the
libel effect. which
or at Peach lake enjoy the privilege of
a cooling plunge into the waters of
the lake without running the ,risk of
arrest and punishment. The edict to
comes from the
guardians of the New York city water
supply, has not caused any joy among
the several hundred people spending
the summer or their vacations on the
shores of the lake and there is. talk
among some of those ownlng property
there to band together to defray the
expense of a test of the order, to as
celtain whether or not it can be en
lenses of an oscillating prismatic re-
flector that moves in synchroniam|
with the film and compensates for the“ co
interval of time in which the change
meet so as to legulate the distance br-
ment, for the angle required depends-
members.
image steady on the screen, despite
crossing about midway 9
t1 om one picture to the next is made. The waters of the take‘ a
' The reflector is arranged for adjust croton watershed and finally find their
j reaches a reservoir is so great that un-
upon the distance between the two net
The movement of the re- ably
hector is what holds the projected been
l'orced.
Peach lake is partly
unty, New York, {he
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him.
on the ground. _ “
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old law prohibiting bathinl: in the lake Movement Under Way Throughout
and the authorities liar} decided to
enforce it.
R” E in Teanrdcun who has re i now issuing 11 publication “Carry On,” -
0011in established a lilrgeleummor oui- for the pol-page of Hpreadlng know 1-
ling resort, on the cast show. of the
Reverse ldefls in skirt designs show» ! lake has made a proposition to but in
log pleats at the back. Where ship: a filter at the outlet of the lake, if the
inuthorifies will consent to bathing ii
the water is thoroughly filtered before
A reply to this pro
posal is now being anuited. M1.Tea-‘ lowing armament:
Cooling Plunge into Peach Lake No garden said Saturday that if the filter
. lplan did not tut-ct \‘lllh approval lle'wili ‘Cnrrr on' in the medical and. H
it leaves the lake.
propalation for the (obstruction of a ("91‘ until he I? “we“ '0' “ML" ““er
bathing pool on his property. 'This as his disabilities permit.
pool. if constructed. will be one of! try to do our part in his restoration
the largest if not the large‘st in the; to health efficiency. with the belief
country, with a length of about 600 that the wounded and sick soldier-.1
fact.
The enforcement of the regulation ‘0 civil life capable of pursuing a "
concerning bathing is in the hands of: career of usefulness.‘ This will enable
the mounted slate policemen who him m enjoy the freedom and happi
make frequent rounds of the vicinity‘ ness afforded by worldwide democracy.
GOing Up With Avrator chances a plunge into the water on a "
Inf the lake, and the youngsters who
War Gardening Made Simple and
'Results Certain by This Booklet
ghot afternoon keeps an eye out for"
the policeman while he swims.
wees HOUSE Ferrari-use
out! War Garden Com- Item! out the that preparation of
BOUGHT BY WANAMAKER , allusion ”(:glVaohinglon. D. 0.. bu the on]. planning of the garden.
. Nutting Sells Antiques o'l‘“ Revolution- mmcufh‘rzgxg'figrugggwg etc. to the final harvesting and
otorago d the crops. -. l
Ito instructions are complete
enough for the use of adult gard- '
enero and simple and explicit
gwnthemtulloat of 9:1; Fault-field
tea on o -
illustrzicd booklet ' 2 page
WAR W
ABLE GARDENING
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an Do an-
WETHERSFIFI D, July 24. ——Thei
mutants oi the Webb house owned by
Wailale Nailing, the well known ar-
. ad onougl; I0 the: Iltlny intelligent biogv
11st. consisting mainly of a collection 1 °" H may 0 0" t em wt
. of antique lumitureu 50111.6 01’ which 5' HOME ”axial! OF VEGE- complete cocoon. A five-cont
ltamp to cover uoo’ngo. cit-3., will
bring the book to my address. Fill
and mail attached coupon.
Fairfleld County Association, _ _.._
was used by Genellll\ Washington and“
the French commanders in conference i
here during the Revolutionary Wat-.5,
were removed last night to PhilldeH
pills in twa large automobile trucks
n1- il a. complete. authentic
manual of war gardening. atop by
it.
an mast: mvpm'
Captain Jacques llayriven. French (barge for mill :1 Hell would be $100
viation expert sent to the \ilneoia (L.
1) field to instinct Americans in flying
3km“ against the Germans cannot ascend in
fills machine unless “liiilie goes with
M"Blllie" makes such a fuse the
captain has not the heart to leave him
owned by John Wanamaker of New
York and Philadelphia, who has
bought the collection of Mr. Nuttlng. l
The appearance of: the two Walla»
maker flocks of the Nutting house re-
calls an interesting story connected
with the colection of antiques. Mr. I
Nutting acquiled the propery here a
few years ago and engaged Mrs. Jobni
W. Welles of this place to look after
it He is also the owner of similar
places in New England To the pub-
lic an admission of 25 cents was
charged to view the collection. Mr
Nutting was of the opinion that the
: peoplp of Wethorsileld were not en-
thusiastic enough over the collection of ’
incient furniture that they had within
their bounds He endeavored to stir
lup interest through the Wethersiléld
Business Men' 5 Association and on‘onel
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«and...
; to entertain .\ir. Nutting. on which not
1 canton he was to deliver a talk on his}
1 collection.
This visit of M1.
the association at the time that his
Since that time Mr. Wanamaker has
midently intellsiod himself in the
Nutling collection and having com.
poled a deal for the purchase of tile or
Holes in question has caused their re-
turns! to Philadelphia. The house is
now offered for sale by Mr. Suiting. l
WORK OF SALVAGING
m
Country.
The surgeon general, U. 8.1trmy,ie
edge as to the physical reconstruction
work being carried on in behalf of
Major Geneml William C. Gorgas is
primarily responsible for this move
mom. and he is authority for the fol-
Tho medical department of the army
We shall
shall have the opportunity to return
gfor rwhich he has given his all" l
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KEEP THE BLOOD STREAM PURE3 d
Rheumatic pains backache, swollen;- York. has already ‘11 tabllshed a type- ing the kidneys occasionally, says a; kidneys will not line
joints and sore muscles often are that
5“ Putnam ;resuit of impurities in the blood gather g
WWW ““9 ing in the region affected a result 01
fthé lake failure of the kidneys
and bladder. W. H. Hill, Justioeofthe
fist of the lake before it Peace, Detroit, Tex, writes: “I used
Foley Kidney Pills and say unhesitat-.
ordinary circumstances it prob ingly that of all I have used they RTE}
is completely purified before it the best, and have done the worki
mes a part of the water supply, where the rest failed "—-—Stlllson Powell
I but there is said to he in existence an Corp ..-—Adv
the constant movement ‘of the film. 1' , .. ..
I ‘v' ‘.
At present the movement is well un- “
er way. The Red Cross institute for
L.
occasion the. association glide plan's: WHEN WARTS ARE
Warts appear very commonly upon
lthe hands of children and even up to
\‘utting is still' middle age. As a rule, they are more
folthcouling. however, as he informed 1 common in women than “1 men.
warts of children come and go quick-
iy, while those of adults me of longer
duration
“arts which appear under the skin
of elderly persons for the first time
should be looked upon with suspicion
and expert advice sought lest they be
01 t1 cancerous nature.
Among the simple rcmedie s which
inlay be used is a mixture of equal
Fpalil of castOl oil and oil of cinnamon
ulplicd frequently until the Willis 1116
D'SABLED SOLDIERS softened and disappear.
An oidtime remedy which unjuyod
great popularity was to moisten the
hand of a match and rub ll over the
Wu 1‘
There were many supc rstltlons in
'this connection, it being erllnesliy to.
.lieled by persons of an earlier .zcucull
tion that if a piece of :1. neighbor's
1dishcloth nus surreptitiously
the wart rubbed with it. and the piece
wounded and apparently unfit soldiers l of cloth buried .the blemish would nf§-
ilppear below the cloth rotted in the
Newfieid Building, Bridgeport, Conn.
Rinse lend lame at once to
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TO BE FEARED
a physician i
The
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Olson, oversea
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tropic! of WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING and HOME
STORAGE 0F VEGETABLES, the ofioial publication of the
National War Garden Commission. , ~ .-
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grow 01' Post Chloe) '10;- o n o "If. . o to o u 0";- oto cm 1
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The safest and best way of gellirg
rid of these disfigurements is to have)
ClISOB
share a large number of sen l ti mul-
tithe warts or those whlr '1 sweet to
be several grouped iogclht‘r make
their appearance, it is:
n indication:
that the patient is in a 11m nous romilv
lion and needs prompt tonsil utional
'Mrs. Alexander Olson, of Leonard
street. has received notice of the solo
:arrival of her son, Lieut. William F.
s. . Lieut. Olson is With
Company H, 54th U. 8. infantry.
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HAVE ___S____l0W KWNEYS
int lean meal: if you feel Backachy or tended by a senation of scalding, stop
eating meat and get about four ounces
"sou Empower
of Jud Salts from any pharmacy; take
No man or woman who eats meat 11 tablosponlul in a glass of water Do-
EC lppled and Disabled Men of New regularly can make a mistake by flush. fore breakfast and in a few days 3'0“"
1'
to eliminate
ow into the waste products from the blood stream.
Foley Kidney Pills heal.
all"? into the Croton water Siltemland invigorate weak, diseased kidneysl
tween it and the film. This also on, The distance which the water "flows
. tails regulation of. the oscillating move- from the on
strengthen i
This famous
'well-known authority meat forms salts is made from the acid of grapes
uric acid which excites the kidneys, and lemon juice, combined with iiihia,
tbby become overworked from the and has been used for generations to
“Strain. get sluggish and fail to filter! flush and stimulate the kidneys, also .
the waste and poisons from the bloou,‘to neutralize and acids ip once so it .
than we get sick. Nearly all rheu- no' longer causes irritation, thus end-
matlsm, hcadaches, liver trouble, nor-v lng vbladder weakness:
youmess. dizziness, sleeplessness and ' .Iad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
urinary disorders come from sluggish injure; makes a delightful eifereacent
kidneys. _ ilithiaswater drink which every one
The moment you feel a dull ache in should take. new and then to keep the ~»
the kidneys or your back hurts or if' kidneys clean and active and the blood
the urine is cloudy offensive, full of pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney
sediment, irregular of passage or at-icomplications. Adv.
setting school. Other maimed soldiers
will be instructed in sténography‘me-
l chanicai drafting a_nd like occupations.
v‘The Walter Reedd-Iospital Washing-
lt ton, D 0.. is making a specialty of an
agricultural course. The new Ever-
green Sanitarium. near Baltimore, and
lmnny other hospitals throughout the
l country. will specialize in the work of
l salvaging disabled soldiers COpies of .
"Carry On" will be sent upon request
to the surgeon general" U. S. army.
iAmerican Red Cross, No. 311 Fourth
avenue, New York. _ ,
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