l
l
;.. 3‘ i
. club sandwiches. .l
Totemlliy logged up in the
. ‘ity until almost twice
'“loibcing used today that
this time last year. It
vantage in the fact that
. y and can be eaten
I or preparation, if pre-
l
mi of {sandwich filler; its
are almost unlimited.
our has long been a favorite
diiy, but equally good
or cottage Queue for
7 Here are some sugges-
llz clubamndwiches by
_ ”96316659 with various
ladle ' , l
‘ dwiches‘oi three good
, ’3th Wheatiess bread,
spread thickly with
{sounds orrwatetf cross
I re ciao used” The
‘ y ho variedto suit
, 1.13m sund-
r‘ool rind cerv-
‘ the pressure
in this chem ind
‘ joey , {tumultu-
cu licewmay be placed
thilc the‘sandwich is
ad {land the ‘illllng may be
' ‘ ugh with a sharp ignite. in
ionic cottage cheese. these
has may contain: 1, Tome-
mu'yonualsc dressing. 2.
lottilcd;w mayonnaise. .. 3,
pple. nuts, lettuce, mayon-
Sliced orange, water cross.
‘ 5, Sliced Spanish onion.
uttuco. mayonnaise, 6, Two
‘ lettuce, muyzn‘
maybe made with layers
hectic and marmalade, or
or dried fruits. For their
tbgtoufit .andithd
32051de sh ld not be
Menu. ‘ ‘
pepper and potato salad...’
. flips Butter
d wafers iced Milk
Pepper and Potato Salad. ‘ .s’
ur‘fibaked potatoou' cud one
~uiou very fine. Slice one
or amulet it makes large
‘ 0i lettuce loavés. Fill
withfithe“ baked potatoes and
for ‘éunduy‘ Supper. '
good veegtablc salad
' of several other
ultc Ethics. rebuild
gig is; the - chewing
lit {upsetting the pleasure
.99 ’dfternodn.
which mound ,I could!
Mics ‘Bri§ht-—-"Yes,?3"ou
all. 3' i000 ii Helpful Hill's .
~ a
. c'lose-stoppered bottle, and such work
"n cold «i’h‘um, spread With $0.61!th ttows, Wilhihe 3(1le of
‘ troubled withu bud cough for. three
rm
To Clean Ribbons
Get a quart fruit jar with rubber and
cover; hall fill ‘it with'népma and put
the ties in, the white ones by them-
selves and first of all. Having scraw-
odflbe covendown tightly. shake the
jar about for some minutes, 'whe‘n the
dirt will almost be entirely removed.
if necessary repeat the process.
, Smooth them "out carefully and put
any streaked or discolored pliers with
ah“. of cloth-an ‘ old handkerchief
will do nicely. Then hang them in the
air to dry and allow the odor to even:
crate. it is best to le‘a‘ve them out
some days. ‘ . '
. A bit of mosquito netting or cheese
cloth will be required to cover them
from dust or files. The durlter ties may
be put in the same naphtha. It is mm
to have two .lr‘w» fire for first wash
ing..onother far the second dipping
it mercury. ‘
The naphtha should be Rent in a
should slimy} he dope by daylight in
a room without a fire“ and will ipen
windows. if poscible. as'lhc vapor from
the naphtha is highly inflammable.
Lcfl-G'ver Meat
Left-over beef. lamb. mutton. ”and
veal are. excellent... {orbital}, scalloped
dishes, ch’oquéit’es.‘ ”a lbdi‘fmd sandal"
Leftover beef, lamb or mutton make
any léii-é‘ver “amiable“ 49.3w iolioV
or meat, vegetables ahd gravy may be ’
used to make a meat-pie.
ham bone will greatly
A leibover
improve * the
flavor of pea or bean soup. Any loud, .
or cold meat- may be chopped and load
in. on omelet. or, comblnéll‘ will? flea“
and iomutoes. W" , t ‘ Z .
Where +1.... Are chum"
‘4‘ Care or milk. important for all,” a
vital necessity in. a‘ home whore there»
are children. It is absolutely essential
to the safety of the babies. No intelli-
gent mother-.will leave‘to an ordinary
servant the task of caring for or pre‘.
paring the milk for her baby,
> Mothers of small children should get
from their own physicians explicit di-
, able.”
Fashloii Politic
LlNGERiE slats impairment:
IN caaafli’mioomnohbibu
VAfilE'g'fi ’
1 wonder lilthercuiauylhing more
oppesllng to the average women than
the soft fluirydetuila we call lmgerlg?
No matter how plain it)?! are. 1%,th
is a touch of, tumors and ii dainty
ribbon or so they urcfuttraotiveJiow
that silk and slim hove. invaded this
realm where linen and cotton ruined,
supreme there to no limit to the West-
bllltles. .
The narroiisilboueita, which is the
prevailing one awarding to Madam
Mode. demands ‘ underwear built- on
narrow lines, The frilllesi pctticouta
must be limited in width and the num-
ber of ruffles carefully counted 5: one
will be that hg‘rible' tm'ng, {cumulon-
‘ i.-
The Material Side.
Batiste and mlnsoolt are used for
’ v
The New“ Undergarment.
the garments one wishes to be bolt.
The Japanese ’Naiuuook is conulderod
motions for the proper ' handling of
milk and for cleaning and sterilizing
nursing bottles.
1
The Bathroom '
Every bathroom should be equipped
in some way with the necessitlecot the
ought may ‘ be saved theubuthroom should be kept epic and coder. , , y
, he Sunday night Bun. ‘upan. There should he no clutter of if one wishes for more color.
’any kind allowed here, and, aboVe ev.“
orythlng else. should the tub be a shin-
ing white. Cleanlinessis said to be
next to godliness, and it adds much to
the family to possess a bathroom that
is well equipped and kept in a satis-
factory state oiinttractive. tidineas.
commas coucu ls‘cuBEo f‘ ,
madman impact oath Regi-
ment.“Ft. Adonis. it. 1., writesr“! woo
l
the best by many. for it has a coil lus-
ter that does not disappear in the laun-
ATERiM—BE
dry tub. Batiste comes in delightfully
soft colors. From white to cream and
even the deeper shade of corn the
shades are be‘witching. Then, too. the
and applwmn are charming
. With the
two-tone 'rlbbona. any enact can be
carried out perfoctlytm v
'cloihes has passed, i am glad to say.
which‘nmaybo prepared the mentulfluud phvfical’ c‘omiort ‘oi-2 Futurish yellows, oranges and purples
1 never did seem appropriate. They are
‘ali very well for the boudoir, the‘negli‘
gee can be very charmmg in contrast-
ing shades of Georgette crepe or chif-
ion. . . ,
and also for the m; that they launder
her, of trips to the tubkespeciallyh
, that there are so manywa’ys Lot r’écol '
’ ‘ reeverymowgano
l
toilet, and of all places in the house: Other colonflesh pink. baby blue, lov-‘
,‘uocn wnouo picking is done ohiyvor
The lad of intense colors for under; the family table. ‘
'_ er. picking.
' Wash s’atlns dim sum have. security.
Ora-lily received by so many women on
‘accouut oi"; their.» extreme daiutiness .
loos
very Well. "Cropé do ,Qbina’j merel- lng 33. cosy as "scalding."
wears out” Send can laud any mum"
w
l
”mm” 3...“-.drflm A“); . ‘
WW
‘h
Pflflili nu fills
ill-IAN 'MflNlEi mu
Properly Picking Compariltively as Important to Owner
of 51 Small Flock as to the Commercial Packer—~Dark
Skins. “Burnt” Wings “and Legs, Discolored Necks
. and Other Evils Can Be Prevented »
correspond With the suetches‘ in the
picture. reading from left‘ to right:
No; 1.-:The picking shackle. made
at galvanized wire one-eighth inch in
idlometer. us suspended by a‘ cord. With
~ » the. feet in the shackle the Wings of
Torn‘sklna,‘”blimt” wings and logo the bird should be level with your
due to continued and tough "ssrap-ialbows. . ““"
ping,” pin feathers that show discol- No. 2.-—As soon as the throutveln
cred necks because the neck feathers is‘cut and the brain punctured, grasp
were pulled first instead oh last---- 0116 wings in the left hand, being'
these things can be prevented bi' W0!» sure not to clasp the neck. Grasp the
' ' tall with. the right hand-«thumb down
-—then turnythe wrist and twist out
the feathers as the fist turns upward.
. No. r3.-— ll ‘ihc, lingo wing feath-
ers' next. * Hold , the-r hand, with,» the
thumb upwarduGl-aspuh many featlr
era as you can in one hand. ‘ Jerk thcm
out: with a. sharp; quick downward
movemant.
two for lurgc.
Badly picked chickens cause money
losses“ to packers. and the import-
men of proper picking “is compard‘
£11612 warmth the owner of a. email
l
Much loss results from "roughing"
when the quills and most of the soft
feathers areflrrmoved. The row tooth.
era, pins and dorm remaining should
the removedcpbyl the’ ,“tippcr‘l or “pith
orJ' Proper, brainlng is essential to
y dry pickingwit-mukes dry pick
l
. Stepc’in Picking. .
_ lie following paragraphs explaining
, mberedglb sides. Begin at thewisbbone.’ Take
‘ alarge handfuls. “Seize the“ feathers
= . with the whole list, thumb .‘u '
like silk OX‘ Pullflup and out, twisting the
cuiswurd; “ ’ .7
with
tained. in ia'ii
dual. _. , p
‘ is. splendid for petu-
d camlselcap; It, too, >
One‘ grub for small birds
~No. tics—Now ' for the breaSt‘ .aud‘
Tho Notion) Wu Garden Com-
mlsui, on 01 ‘Wmlnzton. D. (2.. has.
gm 7 r tho distribution in
Connecticut through the Anionic
on! Deputmcnt at tho Folrflold“
County contraction, or it: ail-pm
illustrator! Monet
WAR VEGETABLE GARDENING
,. and
‘2‘ noun 311.3%: 0! VEGE-
: m {I a cowhide. wtbentic
mull, a! m mooning. step by
Ffirfleld County Association,
W Gentlemen: Endofid ll
{(Numcl
if
skins. Do one side first, then the
outer. '
No. 6.——-’l‘he legs come next. Clasp
the leg firmly at its base. Keep the
thumb upward. Move the fiosed hand
along the ' leg. pressing hard enough?
to strip the feathers. Be. sure to work
,in the direction of the feather set-
tins. and strip only once! Feathers
left must be pulled,
No. 7.-As the shackle holds the logs
tween them to pull the soft body tailli-
‘ era: Pull up, and toward the. body of
the picker. ~
No. 3.7”"Th8 trick in removing the
back and hip _ feathers is to grasp
outward. and than rotate the forearm
inward; This malice a sort of scraping,
motion. and out come theieuthars. x
‘No. 9.u——ln.lho picture is a hand in
the act of camping; Do you see the
way the forearm is' turned inward?
Pull out the little feathers between
the shoulders with thumb and lore
finger. . ».
No. 10.———Now is the timelto strip the
neck. Clasp the heck. thumb upward.
around the base." Strip by sweeping"
doanard. Sometimes two sweeps
are heeded—one on the upper. the
other on the lunar half of the neck.
as. shown. Pick the medium-silica:
forefinger. If the bunches cred too.
large the skin” will be turn. is ‘
’No. 12‘.«~ilold’the “wing in a vertical
{position V"?! this thumb end , fore-
iflnger pinching the second iolntfrr-m x‘
iiho body. With thumb and forefinger f
i
moving downward against the feather
setting remove the smallfiah’thers on
edges and Web. Thesila feathers and
limos lire pulled one at a time‘ by
'bending sharply downward and jerk-
‘ing quickly. ~ , _ ‘ p
.puomamou T common
] it Stamp: by
‘ . teeln Various Town. 3 .
The Prohibitionlsts have begun their
lcumpaign throughout the “State: for
s
i
'tc‘e‘s of‘prom eht‘. citizenship] eVery
’ ‘ hm ‘i “‘1‘ ‘
tow who .
Ii
puma. ‘
w... Gordening Mia. Simple End”
~Results Certain by This Booklet
; Ncwfield guiding, Bridgeport. Coon.
‘ A of WAR VEGETABLH GARDENING Ind norm
STORAGE 0F VEGETABIM. the omit! publication 0! the
’Nutlond Wu'Gcrdeu Commission. ,. m ' :Wfl-‘M kt
‘* M and am at one. to
nun"nun...”nursin‘rojgcmurnd'n
Kim,” 0: B. F. D.) cocoon-uonodcogclmglm
KM or Pelt 0500)‘ “£0.02... a c to“... or,“
apart. it’s easy to slip the hand lie-i
the feathers with the palm of the hand”
Any feathers left must be picked cut. 7
No. lbw-Grout care must be iaken
’wlih the small wing icothem, caper,
,ciuily near the body. Stretch the wing ,1
soft feathers on“ the broad surfaces.
in‘Smull bunches. With the thumb and
Orolurlzatlon‘: of. Commit. .
the passage of thei-hchcrhl brilhlbi-i PRO
.tioniame‘ndmcnt throughrthe Legisla- .
liture: next your, by organizing commit: -
’" “a.
i
stop, from the first preparation of I
tho coil. planning or the garden,
etc... to the final harveotinx and
Itoraxo at the crops.
' 1t- instructions or. complete
omuxh for tho use or adult gard-
open and simple and explicit
enough to that any intelligent boy
or girl may follow them with
complete success. A five-9cm
Mp to cover uos‘uga. clan. will
bring the book to my address. Fill
Ind mull clinched coupon.
.....’Nlluinlfilltlpl '0? c1..-
Mint.
m“5.?
i
. .. Au.-.“ hf...-
turns the trick and prevents iomic‘ak you to become a member of a com-
mittee ofIclli’scns of yOur town, simih
lur to committecs which are being os—
‘gunized in other towns of tho Siato‘
the object of which is to secure iim
ratification of the National Prohibi-
iilon Amendment When it comes betel-c
jibe 1919 reactor; of the General As-
sembly. You, will be interested to
'kuow‘that a committee has already
been organized in New Haven. and
contains the humor of E. G. Bucklumi,
president of the N. Y., N. H. 8:. ll.
Railroad: Prof. C. E. A. Winslow.
professor-cf public health in the Yula
Modicci‘; school; ~Rev. Charles Geordie.
Prof. lrvln‘g Fisher, and Brat. Henry .
Forum. All it is generally conceded
that the prohibition amendment will
be ratified, thé‘ouly question for note
,rwbelber‘conuéctlcut wishes to M on.-
:rollbdvamoudhofew States or all, the _ .
only one which will oppose.
1 ‘ who Want Ads Sure to P".
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is one of thou "onu-h'I’lihiimq” discover-
Iu that legal heaven-not to a waiting world at
aim mood-nihcmiluiooenblcb murktho
world's culiuhtened menu. - 0N5
stile llicmouument ol attainment io‘ibo
credit oi a physician who proscribed the lam-
‘ulc tor dinner of [nervous micro and lo!
lidur and builder trouble. lo! tinny yam in
3 an pmticc. 0 mm . . relieve
. do" pod ,blhddu‘diuuel which omitted the
Gilliam nndvolber employee: gl one oi our
_ purulent nllrondl’oi able be me the
‘yuci . alarmmoreulpdioli‘umnu-
‘ _ did use or pencil! disorders hi the [Ethnic oi
“ pl ibe‘ngiy institute clinic Ike. tab-
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, doctor hull! decided lo duty tow-u!
mankind cm to m il‘I mnrvclloul. and PI-
UL‘ULIARLY SPRCXALIZEagnENEHTS
o the public—to lcuuunl chitin-rim.
gnu“. debilitated men and womenvulb wit-I
. ROSTONE would REALLY DO. lie mu
Influenced lu bindecislon lo diction}: inc anal
rum; oi Ichcwod henlih and vitality by m-
aul influential members: oi the medical in;
mil ws‘c had used the iormulc oi nos-
85 in their mimic practice and wen u-
udcdb- filo Goodall-l rcsulig obtained.
[Duo was thoDcnn oi In eastern Medic-l C ollcan
cuddle clip ‘3 member oi the iacuity oi m
, the! college The mull oi lhcll‘ combined .1-
race and yudiumenl who the in: rowed
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ll you Icumin! get PROSTONE of our
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tom tune and puckmu ll good let your:
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