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he}: plant in two; scrape out
hood hem. minced veal or
yer with‘water and boil un-
“ "OE thewater; add 2
grated crumbs, a table
tiller, halt a. minced onion.
6' per; stutf each belt of the
, mixture; add a small
r to each and bake fliteen
WM
rigioni Wartime Cake.
33‘s, up cups sugar, 34 cup
' 2 largo téitspmns baking
1- cup flour, 1 cup cornstrch.
but it in a saucepan with _
LARGE CHEESE AND BUTTER
Peon-re Attpiyao 7
. _ cranial. eclipses
A number of changesiwers, announco
ed today by the Food Adminis tration
in the maximum margins allowed
over cost” on cold storage butter and,
on American or Cheddar cheese. The
revised ruleswiii allowsllghily larger
margins on s ‘6 to take care of
the small wholesale dealer.
According to the amended rules on
cold htorago ballot, the maximum
margin that may be taken on cariosds
is to a pound; on sales of seven thou
sand pounds, or more, 1% cents; on
’ cribs Separate white and
beat sugar into myolks
‘ Ins halt the duantity,
rot
» tutti best well. Bake
bye!) M. hour. . '
poops Oaks.
their add 3 tablespoons
go if and 1 cup 6: sitter. Then
.7 lespoons of cornstarch in a
it the rest of the cup with
drst mixture Beat
still and fold into
add lteaspoon" or" lemon
9 in a slow oven 35 minutes.
pun—u—
. Homihy Loaf. fl
boiled hominy, 1 teaspoon
,b spoons shortening, 34 cup
corn flour. 5 teaspoons
rider, 1 egg. Beat egg until
add all other ingredients;
s,_
on, 1 tablespoon shortening.
bite corn llourll sell? corn
‘ its flour to roll.
BM EXDNERATED._
Icy Relieved of Blame I6n
Federal Case.
holesale that firm of Thom &
.. .30! New York, has been ex-
‘ 4)! blame In connection with
t profiteorlng case in which
'kskill Hat as. and others
wanaiiaod in the Federal court
York. a few days ago. The
on) B. Thom, president or
y. hays been dismissed.
Bailey'ls the commission
511 which the hats manu-
y e Peekskill Hat Manu-
,Co.;‘ and H. D. Poi-males &
stributed to the trade, and
1:. William B. Thom. is the
. I this company.” District
lay-Roost; advised the court. “He
W during the time covered by
lotment a director of the Peeks-
taking. so far as the evidence
salon or the Government
Tactivo‘ part in its man-
. this being entrusted to the
ft, John J. Slattery, presi‘
' general manager of both
ekekili and Pal-males compan-
m, was a stockholder in
or bompanies and was instru-
V procuring the sub-con-
3 into between Sigmund
, e Peekskiil and Perma-
es. The latter con-
nte‘red into directly with
mpanies but. of course.
d the company (it which
ad, ,ad on interest in the
ed mm the contra'cts .
month after the indict-
turned in this case, john
died of pneumonia"..con- ‘t.
one swollen
o entire the '
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, sod pan and bake for 45’
meg and cinnamon to taste ‘
nts against Thom & Buileyi
quantities between 3500 and 7000
pounds, 2c a pound; 700 to 3,500
pounds, tie a pound; and on sales loss
than 100 pounds, :34 c a pound if
conditions justify it. I6
Similar changes have been made in.
the cheese margins As the rules now
stand a dealer may, if conditions war-
ins until ~er light an 16 rant, add the following margins over ,
i his cost; 34¢ a pound on carioad sales:
. 11-40 on sales oi! 7,000 pounds on to a
i carload; 1 Mo on i, 000 to 7,000 pound
1 sales; Zlfic on sales of 1,000 to 4,000
pounds; lie on sales between 100 and
1,000 pounds; and 631,40 on sales less
than 100 pounds. » f .
These are the maximum margins
that may be added and they are pur-
business is high. A Connecticut deal
or cannot charge the limit. it by doing
:so he makes an excessIVe profit.
“Proper Care of Watch.
.A watch keeps more accurate time
it always placed in an upright position.
. , A small case for holding the watch on
right on the dresser may be made from
pasteboard and covered with cretonne
It the timepiece is wanted near the
bed and the ticking is annoyins. in-
vert a tumbler over the watch and the
ticking will not be heard at all.
A watch should be wound at the
same time every night or morning to
have it keep good time.
Cushion for Antoine.
A cushion for travelers and autoists
can be mare more useful by enclosing
it in a case made of dark blue or green
denim. An opening is left in one side
to be fastened together with shoppers.
and handles made or the some mate-
rial are sewed to each side of the on
enlng. While used as a cushion,
many small articles may thus he took-
ed out of sight The handles make it
convenient to carry.
Hanging Silk Petticoats.
A woman writes that she has dis-
{covered that a silk petticoat if hung
upside down in the closet, from hang
ers sowed inside the bottom ruins, will
retain its freshness very much longer.
the ruffle will stand out and the skirt-
will gear better. -‘ 2‘,
Fruit. '6
Any fresh fruit Ihat has become unit
should be cooled at once, with adittle
be made into jelly. Any leftover
canned fruit may be rubbed through
a. sieve and used for a sauce.
_.._.,...___________ .
Because you have practised conser-
vation so that while we used to send
only about three millloii pounds of
beef every month, we are now sending
seventy million pounds.
6.“
pdsely made wide to. provide “for ex- ,
'ceptitinai casad where thltcost owning "
sugar added. to make a sauce, or it can'
design. for the upper :‘part lite very
much like a camisole and the on:
part is a new development or the es.
quite interaction} one straight length
of thirty—six inch mtBldnl is folded un-
derneath The salvage; on each side
are sowed together ieavinrap opening
each side. The lower edge is slashed
along the told at either side. leaving
about six inches uncut. The sloshe‘d
portions are then gathered into
iopenlng. though it must not be too full
. whitest 51“ together dry: pounds, 2%,, a pound“ 100 to 700‘ or it will be clumsy to wear. Straps oi
ribbon hold It up over the shoulders.
The one illustrated has a touch of
i
Simple Design for a Nightgown
hand embroidery on the camisole part.
and has tiny lace buttons to fasten it.
For Hour: of Euro.
With allot our new duties'we need
6 an hour now and then in which we can
absolutely relax and forget the per
piexiues that. bother us. For these
hours We must have the proper cos
tunic. We cannot afford to get wrin-
kles in our dress, and anyway they are
not at all couttortablo to lounge in, so
we, have “lounging robes" and nbgli
goes that are loose and toni'inineiy
dainty. There. are fascinating affairs
,on the order oi, men's smoking cos-
! tomes, made of satin or silk; there are
i'kimonos of every variety, and there
tare sort nutty “tubes" or sheer chiflon,
two layers perhaps with two colors
that harmonize. The bcudoir slipper,
too, must be taken into consideration.
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rest necessary.
The sleeveless Nightgown
Following the fashion of sleeveless
and the neck with Valenciennes lacs
whipped underneath. Across the yoke
is a trailing spray of line flowers
worked in white. The lower part is
hematitched onto the yoke.
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~Sentlnel Want a is Sure to Pay. ,
, National Security League
‘hali way up shore the lower edge on ,
straight bands that button aroundiha
knee. Lace can} bs'whipped along the I
for ‘rootoase" is a part of the complete.
Seiécts New President
Wreslvmmwgmmm
“R, I.”
Colonel Charles E. Lydecker has
been chosen president of the National
Security League in place of Solomon
Stanwood Monken. Mr. Menkeb's‘
statement indenting William fl.
Hearst's newspapers, which the’leasue
has been lighting. was the cause or
his resignation.
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‘MAKINB LIFE WORTH WHILE
To increase your earning6 capacity.
you must be an energetic, lire speci
men of humankind. You should be
throbbihg with surplus power. You
should possess a degree of strength
knowledge and power invour protes-'
sion. And when yo'u h‘iito climbed to
the. highest point on one ashore of
endeavor, you will, ,he réoliy to look
around for other work. and continue
to experience the delights that come
only with the daily struggle, ered
for the attainment of the objects one
has in view. Do not forget the value
of systematic snort. Do not waste
your energies. intelligent direction Is
all-important .F‘orce, to be of Value.
moat be applied at the proper place.
Effort. to be productive of reward
must be directed by superior intelllf‘
‘gence.
i
MASS ANTI LOAFING LAW.
BOSTON, July2 fiwllegistrsnts thus}
for under the new state anti looting.
low which became effective July 12.;
total 4.354. in making this announce“
merit Charles F Gettcmy, director oi"
the Bureau of Statistics, sold 61 cities
and towns had no registrations and
about 200 had not yet reported.
FOR CONSTIPATION AND BILIOU3-.
6 6 NESS
6 Good indlg cation goes far toward?!
comfort and health in hot weather.
taken and I recommend them to any
one suffering from constipation or bli-
iousness. They should be' in every
traveling mans grip. " ’ quick relief for
i
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._ sick headache, bloating or other con
dition caused by bad digestion—Stilluj
son- Powell Corp. ~Adv. , _‘ .
'fiof the leaves
'importnnt to kill those aphids on the
that will give you confidence and
courage and endurance. Then you '
can go on day after day. relates a
writer. adding to your skill and
', there with the boys or 1918.
6wanted to do his part in settling up tor
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KEROSENE EMULSION
WILL KILL APHIDS
W. E. Britten. state entomolo "let,
has prepared the following data con-
coming the aphids infecting potato
and tomato crops:
The aphids infecting potato and
tomato fields throughout Connecticut
hate in many cases multiplied i ith
great rapidity and up to this time}.
show no signs of disappear ng. At-i
temps to control this post by splay-i‘
lug have not been entire!
me‘td’
emand, ha 9 become scarce in
many localities. 6)Moreover, it is ex-
pensive for large field operationall
and the price has been raised recent-
ly by some local dealers.
These aphids can be killed with
kerosene emulsion as is now being
a, demonstrated at the experiment sta-
tion farm at Mount Carmel. The
emulsion used is a little stronger than
commonly recommended, and is
made up as Iollows: *
Common laundry soap, 3 cakes,
about 30 ounces.
Kerosene, 4 gallons.
Water, 2 gallons.
Alter churning. dilute to fill one
barrel (titty gallons).
The soap is cut in thin slices and
dissolved in the water over a tire.
It is then removed from the fire and
added to the kerosene and the whole
churned violently tor a few minutes
by passing through a bucket pump
with a small bone directed back into
the same container.
unilorm. creamery mass, from which
the oil does not separate.
Then dilute eight times and apply
with a pump of strong pressure
th rough a due, noazle. All aphids
hit by the spray are killed
33y using an extension rodl bent at
an" angle oi about 45 degrees it is
much easier to reach the under sides
it is probably more
x
d.
tender growing shoots and new
leaves ‘than those on the older an 4
lower leaves.
The comparative cost of the ma-
ieri als (or each barrel of spray mix-
ture Is apmxlmately as follows:
Kerosene emulsiom—
Soap. cakes. ..$ is _
Kerosene, 4 gallons. .56 .74
Nicotine solution~
Soap. 3 cakes.........$ .18
pint , ...... . ..... 1.31 3149
Of course. it is somewhat more
work to make the kerosene emulsion.
but it will surely prove a saving In
large area fields.
owners do not have a‘ supply of nice
line solution on hand. In the small
garden it will not make so much dil—
Iczonce.
Kerosene and snap can .nsuaily be
obtained immediately from any uro-
cer, If the owner does not already
have them on his premises. If he
waits to transport nicotine solution
or some other material, It may be
too late to save the crop before he
can get and apply it.
DOING WITHOUT WHEAT
—————
It is Only Another Way of Carrying a
Rifle
","1 cannot carry a rifle, but I can
do without wheat," said a hoary
headed mound of the Civil War re-
cently. All the fighting spirit of the
days of ’03 was reflected in his de.
termined look. Ills heart was still
'voung enough to yearn to" be over
He
Sell to Hun‘s insult to civilization.
But though his heart was young, his'
rheumatic joints reminded him sadii’
sweater and over-blouses. we have Undlgested load in the stomach can that he could not hope to take any ac-
sleeveless nightgowns and negligeea quickly poison the system. Geo. Jop- live part in Rider’s yar
that are both comfortable and attract- nor, 416 Labor street. San Antonio, howB‘ver, that there was apart he could
.ive. The one illustrated here has a Tax" writes: "Foley Cathartic Tabletsistill play: he could contribute his share
deep scallop outlining the manholesg have proviso the best laxative l have at the needed wheat to those who are
He knew.
actually carrying the rifles.
There are many men too old to
carry rifles. There are some young
men whose physical ills prevent them
trom going across.
women and children who cannot be
at- the front But all these can and
eitisfae,
Nicotine solution. on ng l!) the j
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This forms a. ,
especially if that
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Then there are . ' '
War Gardening Made- Simple andf
Results Certain by This Booklet
The National War Garden Com.
Melon 0! Washington. D 0., has
arranged tor the distribution In
Connecticut through the Agriculb
gzlfilmnomi’giefit ot the Fairfleid
liluetri’dcd M31236 q; “I ".pr
RWLTABLE GARDENING
1i
step. iron) the first preparation of
tho loll, plannios o! the garden,
,etc" to the final harvesting and
storage of the clone.
Itl instructions are complete
onouxh for the use of adult gard-
eners and simple and explicit
enough so that any intelllsen
i
I‘m! or girl follow than). with
‘ norm STORAGE 0F VEGE- completomuuucceol. A fiveoccnt
FIELDS. stamp to mover upstage. etc" wall
This to a complete. authentic
manual of war gardening. step by
Fairileld County Association,
Newfield Building, Bridgeport, Conn.
6. bring the book‘ .0 any address Fill
and mail atuchod coupon.
i
W" Gentlemen: Enclosed is ..... cents in stamps i'cr .1...
copied of WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING and HOME
STORAGE 0F VEGETABLES, the official publication of the
Nita"!!! W” GM” Commluiom . W'Wifing ,
Blue‘s send some at once to
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should pledge themselves to eat pogo! the stone axe, represented by the
wheat during the critical shortage oticavernoua dwelling conStructed or gia
the next three months. ,santic monolithic stones, and rooted
It is only personal sacrifice and kover with the renal) branches and
9611301181 Smiths that Will give us trunks of trees. The famous doimons.
any wheat to send until next hur«’oromlechs and similar gigantic strhcpv
i
vest. There are other deeds in turns of stone, hitherto supposed to be
plenty for American to eat as wheat‘the work or Druids, are now believed .
substitutes. to be the remains of the neoilthic ace.
To eat those and release every
pound of wheat possible is one way
of carrying a title in this war
laxalnst barbarous numeracy.-
inn—no—
OLD POLICIES MUST 60.
“The old rule ‘ of thumb methods
‘ must go. The baker must really know .
his business, from the ground up. and
EVOLUTION OFJHE HUT . it he will not discard his old and un-
The conical hilt Of the T911369“ sound policies he will slowly but the
epoch built 0‘! 'branchea and twigs. evitably find himself pushed to the
succeeded the cute. The main Drop 01 side of his progressive, studious wide-
these earlier huts was a tree, around awake competitor.
which branches were nausea, the" “i doubt it we than ever asalhlcom- ‘-
spaces between the twigs being filled plctely return to the use of, wheat
up with rushes, turf. grass and clay Igilour without any other cereal ingre- .
Man was then able to cut'wooll with 'dlent in the making of the loaf. The
{stone axes, to combine various elor bakery business will never again be
monts for the protection and defense as slniple as it has been. "
and to become a more poweulul as Harry Meyer. Ohio chairman, Nan
manor in the animal kingdom. it was tional Bakers Service Board
a step, and but a step, in advance. 1
Then lollowed the third and last period
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When your head aches, it is usually
caused by your lchr or stomach getting
out of "order.
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These “sick headaches"
quickly disappear as soon as the stomach
. is- rclieVed of its biiious contents. Right
6 your stdmgch and regulate and tone
the liver with Bcechams Pills, which
rapidly improve conditions and promptly
elp Headache
Directions of Special Value to Women are with Every Box. ,
Sold by drought; throughout the world. in boiler; 109, 25c.
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