ingredients are: 1 cup'oi cooked
, 1 teaspoon of salt, 1% table
of shortening, 1 egg, 34 table-
g of shortening, 1 egg, 34 of cup
hilt. 2' cups of corn flour, and 4 tea-
_ ‘ of baking powder. Mix to-
”or the cooked hominy, salt. melted
_ "hing, beaten egg and milk. Sift
. r the flour and baking powder
'_ add to first mixture. Beat well
bake in greased muflin tins, for 25
39 militia.
l‘My Iieeuit Mullins?—
ji'he ingredients include: 2 cups of
, . ‘ \ -flour, is teaspoon of salt, 4 tee
of baking powder. 3 table-
'into well-greased mudln tins and
Its hot even.
“my Baking Powder Biscuits.
Granulated Oatmeal Mutilns.
Corn Meal Biscuits.
The ingredients are 223 cups ol
\7
hot oven. ,,
Ride Flour Biscuits.
llll fllllllS "SE
and need a flushing occasionally
rheumatic twinges, torpid lip
of. bladder disorders.
” simply must keep your kidneys
and clean, and the moment you
ache or pain in the kidney
got about {our ounces'of Jad
any good. drug store here.
blcspoonful in a glass of we-
_ V kidneys will then not fine.
nous salts is made from the
‘- grapes and lemon juice, com.
lithia. and" is harmless to
gagged kidneys and stimulate
normal activity. it also neu-
the acids in the urine so it
irritates, thus ending blad-
r era. .
" ”N which pverybodv should
thus dvdiding serious com-
, J of fat and about 2-3 of a cup or
“it. ' Sift the dry ingredients togeth-
‘vriu: in the m, and add the liquid
mil. soft dough is formed that will
tun “‘9 ”0°"- Dml’ from ', the hand. Let the combo remain for
‘iagredients are: 2 cups of bar-
m
EN'I‘”
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Helpful Hints
Ammonia Very Useiul.
Use ammonia when cleaning win
dows. It will loosen old paint on the
glass.
Finger marks on the mirror may be
removed by rubbing with a moist rag
on which are a few drops of ammonia.
Use ammonia to remove yellow stains
chalk, moisten with a few
ammonia and apply with a toothbrush
After carpets have been given a
out affecting the color.
Put your cowl“ and brushes that
need cleaning in a basin of warm water
containing a tablespoon of ammonia,
Place the brushes. bristles down for a]
few minutes, then rub the bristles with '
about an hour, then remove and wipe
dry.
. r. 34 teaspoon of salt, 2-3 of a.
milk, i tea‘spoons ofbsklng pow-
agp ! tablespoons of fat. ’Siit the
, salt and baking powder to—
Her. tub in the fat. then add the
. until a soft dough is formed.
”out until about 3-4 oi an inch
Men! witha cookie cutter anu
Min shot oven. This dough should
teacher than for wheat flour biscuits.
jibe ingredients are: 12-3 cups of
in granulated oatmeal, 4 teaspoons
'of baking powder; H teaspoon salt, 1
gap of milk, 1 tablespoon of syrup and
’# Sift the dry materials together.
’ .9 the egg until light and stir it in
“til the milk. syrup and melted fat.
Whine the two mixtures, stirring
"flightly, without heating, and bake
”at 30 minutes in a moderately hot
r them again. '
. . ‘oorn meal. 5 teaspoons of baking
tr. 1 cup of liquid, 1 teaspoon of
salt: : talebspoonu of fat. am the. dry
, s - » together and work in 3
negro” oi tat, then add the liquid
m at aptly, but thoroughly. Bake
The ingredients are: 2 cups of rice
My. 5 teaspoons of baking powder, 1
Use a small soft br'uah to remove the
dirt from beneath the stones.
spot with ammonia.
A strong solution of ammonia turn-
ed into shallow receptacles and placed
in dlflerent parts of a closed room is
said to act as a disinfectant, where
there has been sickness. ’
A lady who was much annoyed with
red ants accidentally upset a bottle of
ammonia on her closet shelves. The
ants disappeared and she never out
Use ammonia on rust stains after
rubbing them with pure lard. as grease
spots ca be takenout with-ammonia
if on colored goods do not use the am
inonla full "strength.
\
Fashion Peinisl
TIME FOR THE gOLLEGE
' GIRL'B WARDROBE
Sundry Accessories Add Finishing
Although not an admitted fact, deep
down in erery college girl's heart. hid-
den away and carefully'concealed, is
caused by drippings from the faucelslthe longing and desire for a complete.
in the bathroom. Take pulveriaedl good-looking wardrobe to begin he,
"0|" 0"college career. or to continue it with
all the dignity of a senior.
_ One Attractive Solution.
thorough "”9"“ “9° them 0"“ ht illustrated here. There are always
with a cloth "“5 Wt 0' '9‘" coll‘lso many teas at school that one can't
taining “ few drops 0‘ ammonlm This: think of the days spent in acquiring
Clem" “d brightens the “’9“ with- higher knowledge wlihout unconscious
ly forming a mental picture of young _
To clean finger rings. .wash in a hotl
lather of soap, water and ammonia. i
If you get stung by a beer wet the‘
A sum and mtu'cnslmlen.
Do not depend on your memory.
twice. This saves accidents.
marked clearly on the side is safest.
use. .
Keep the sick room at as even a
mometer on the well beside the pa-
tlent's bed at about levhl with, the pil-
low. The room temperature—unless
otherwise ordered by the doctor—
rah-poop of slit, 3 tablespoons of fat
,1 cup oi'liquid. First sift the dry
, .i'lsla together then work in the,
In: well and stir in the liquid, beatingi
mixture lightly. Form into bis-
;should be about 60 to 65 degrees Fah-
lrenhelt.
iin the room. A window board is the
__:_ fsllls ml llllus
is bowels, get sluggish and clog-
. “3;. have backache and dull mis-
. in the kidney region, severe head-
d stomach, sleeplessness and all
Have a constant current oi pure air
simplest way to ventilate. Twice daily
the windows should be opened wide to
give the room a thorough airing. For
a sick child nothing so good or so
cheap as pure air, nothing so bad or
so expensive for his recovery as ion‘
air.
Never keep food in the sick room.
An Ironing Hint. .
When ironing children's dresses 0]
button-side down on a folded Turkish
towel and the spaces between the but’
tone will be ironed as smooth as the
rest of the garment.
Write down all the doctor's orders.) with
lover the tea cups.
NeVer give medicine without first”,& occasions cg“ for . am, pretty
reading the directions on the label dress that is youthful” simple and
the fair freshness of youm could at- —-——-——
tempt to wear successfully these
temperature as possible. Hang a ther' beautiful yet trying colors.
But then there Is the lecture tin e
to be considered. Serge frocks, es-
pecially the new slip-on variety, are C _— - ..
quite desirable for
[This style oi dress fills the require-
ments of looking trim nod neat.,r.nd
yet carries a world of elegance with
it. But one soon tires of the continua-
ous wear of three or four dresses, and
then the little things we spoke of be
fore offer themselves as the contribu~ Make Your Kim” huh
tlons subject to change.
‘A‘f‘ll‘.
REFUSE DANGER
MUST IE AVOlDEB 1st. It tutti good.
l 'There have been complaints lately . . , ..
of refuse being thrown into the gutter by?” ““0 ' ”PP"! will"! 00¢-
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
. breakfast for a few days‘
is harmless; inexpensive; .
has then to keep their ins»-
‘5 MD
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‘ rumcm 0" "k...
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H THE WILD WEIT 0F ASIA.
rock fortress; but so far no one has
a
thought it rather thin."—
American.
n..-
Every Arnericsn Soldier in France >
, Knows What This Sign Means
n.9,
War Gardening Made shrine and '
l Reunite certainby This Booklet
no National War “alien Golia- step. from the first preparation of ‘
mission of Washington. D. 0.. has the soil. ganglia oi the garden
a
Inn-god for the distribution in etc. to harvesting and :
connection through the Agriouit- storage of the eaops. l
are! Department of the lairfield It. instructions are complete
County emulation. of its urban enough for the use of adult gerd- ‘
illnmratrd booklet snore and dvnole and explicit
“All vans-ism GARDENING enoulll so the! my intelligent boy
and ' or girl may follow them with
I“! "DRAG! 0' mn— complete success. A five—cent
AISLES. stamp to cover postage. etc, will
'l'hh Is a complete. authentic bring the book to any nddren, nil
manual of war gardening. m by and mail attached mum
Weld County Association,
‘ , Newflsld Building, Bridgeport, Conn. - s
i
Gentlemen: hashes! k ..... spots in stamps for
sews of WAR VEGETABLI GARDENING sad HOME
HOMO! Ol' VEGETABLE. the dell! publication efthe
‘ Manda-satanic -
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. IN”) aseaeessassseoaaasssoo'ae's‘a‘fofldm'eehoofe‘ :
3‘ [(M“ 0" R F. D.) be"...nee-es"cease-essences“
Every American soldier in France can read sadiclengrreheh to tell what _
this sign means “Do not go over there without carrying your mask."
The signs have been placed at innum erablel‘places along the western front.
MAKE TANK PAITO.
A clear. frosty morning found III
at Naku. as picturesque a city as one
lean ilnd anywhere. it is the home of have proved their ability in the mak-
msny rich men who own villages in log of “tank" parts. and in one iactory .
lPersh ,but who choose to live to-|the whole process oi tank'manufac- time comes again.
gather here in a city that climbs e ture is now carried out by women,
'steep hill to the base of some tower-.eays Kiss Anderson, inspector of fair
ing cliffs which are dotted with caveslorieg,
.thst are used by fortresses by thei
warlike inhabitants. The people of Ingmton as
:Maku ars/ thoroughly civilised, uss‘whu. others a. the suns Mom to.
electric lights and read “La Vie women in the heavy work of a
.Parlsienne." But almost every man‘s“ iron works. blast furnaces. brick '3‘...“
Ion the streets carries an automatic works and smaller works A tremsn'
revolver or high power rifle as a pm in charge of a blast furnace said bw
of his toilet set. Th" Maku men have would be willing to undertake any to this aerodrome frequently ask the
no If“! liking for ”IP- Russians 0" ferroconcrete work with wean only.
Aids in Homo Nursing. _-egenuc.nt creatures bubbling over the Armenians. and sedition has been '
exchlm: WHOM" incubated in more than one of the
Of course “Wt"? palatial homes at the base of the
LONDON. Aug. 27.-—Brlt.lsh women
Shipyard work is considered by
“hard but healthy."
WHERE is H. M. BEACHV?
l ion is to show the visitor the -
The Department 0' Commerce is en- trill :‘fmtlhe squadron. of which nearly SAGE IEA BHWHES
deavoring to locate Harry M. Beuchy..nny per cent are men of foreign
an American seamen. who has Men nuneg, “No problem at all,” says the
awarded byithe British government a American soldier, ‘they are smongthe; M” DAMS "AIR
silver medal in recognitiml of the putt?" men ""9 3‘“ here." °
which he had in saving the crew of'
ithe British scbooaier ‘Busy Bee. Mr.
lBea‘chy was born December 23, 189i.
"Didn‘t you think the :0" lmyleither at Baltimore or at Grantsvilie.
rather fstuous?" “Well. M: I‘"""“"'
Baltimore Every effort to locate Post-by has
been made but so far without
cess. The medal is now being held in
bad the nerve to walk up to them'
letlll stately enough tor the amend and take their‘ favorite playthlngs.
Household ““00““ vary 1“ else. A ‘ grandeur of the meagre repssi. Ann Msku is a veritable arsenal and a
medicine glass with the quantities l here is & frock to wear. .1 to develop-
ed in blue green satin and very dark who is to be the victim—«Maynard
Keel! all medicines {01‘ external “39 i yellow green eGorgettr. for the gulxnpe. Owen Williams. in the Christian Hcr~
apart from those required for internal 1 The entire effect is charming. but onIy aid.
lot of people are kept guessing as to.
' perv. who were stationed at Fort Ter-
Children smile when they take
Foley‘s Honey and Tar
2nd. It makes them feel .
It Will turn I feverish. l. cough-
ausc— It puts a ealing, soothing
in West avenue. This not only makes . “u.
~ the" avenue less attractive, but also in- m3 olt.ll:lgh:nrllllitm$d ‘mg‘.
waists trimmed with buttons. place the; lenses 0' the Sixth Coast Artillery
whee: breathing. it at a co
grass. leaves, etc, tend to make the quick. , and it wards 0 cream.
psvement very slippery. Refuse of all it contains no opiates. does not up-
klnds should be placed in cells and put . ecfndeltcnle stomach. and tho lasldmp
out for removal by the street depart-' - In the bottle is just as good as theftrst.
meat. if everyone will seem-t this is To no
done. it will be a great benefit to the
community in general.
Stimson—Pow cu Corporal)”
ithe Department of Commerce in the
lhope that some trace of Beschy may
WHO KNOWS.
Mankind is proud of the beellke
iingenuity and accuracy with which“
lit pursues many of its activities; but.
we cannot be sure
result of our labor is not something
as remote and unsuspected by our-
selves 'as its service to the
flowers is by the bee: We do not.
always foresee the' reactions of our
most careful enterprises; and, while‘
the bee working among the spring.
blossoms may recommend us to mod- Mile CW3“-
esty, tht wind which has its own in-
discriminate but none the less effec-
tive system of fertilization. calls 'us
lpntrhed a party of geologists to in-‘ilte and is not inten
-silver bearing areas tributary to Daw-
Try a Sentinel Want Ad. '
M 02 P“ 0““) C'Iooe‘poase’oe-aaseesaoaeooem
_ -e-P" a. “’fo ;;=."_
i ‘7. “Ll-"“7" an: unseen 'EM.
“Going Up." that superlatively fine .-~~ r» . ‘_ , ‘.
musical comedy that began its en-‘ Queen Mary um a beautiful heu-
memt .t m. “hefty.th ll“ gut [mg m m pmented l0 her
Christmas. is now in its 37th week at to a soldiers’ hospital. To show their
that play house.’ where it bids fair tojgppredguon, the mane, comm..-
celebrate In snanel’fll'Y when BDOV'sionod one of their number to stand
at “(hospital (Ito the follownig'
l incidentally. Frank (.‘raven has not,mornlng. holding the gift. when the
missed one performance since "Golqueen passed. He did Bill—With rath-
‘ilng Up" was launched. Mr. Craven_er unexpected results. Queen Mary,
says he doesn't want a \'acation'be:seated in her car. saw the soldier
cause he has so much fun playing the passing there. bouquet. in hand, and
courageous aviator .in-this musical assuming that he wished to present
M comedy, it amounts to scontlnuoas cs- it to her. she reached out and test:
it. After she Ind we. bin, her
lcar passed on.
..AN AMERICAN Anaconda: ml The soldier stood quite dominion-do
libsgl‘and. August 28:——English yisltors ed—then recovering his 3mg, .9
said: “Well, she's pinched ’en."
i
American soldiers. “But your foreign?
population in the United States must
be a tremendous problem in these' Try ‘ 3‘3“.“ WU“ Ad-
times?" ,
The erican soldier’s answbr tol
Historic 'Fourth in Paris IDon't Stay Gray! It Darkena So Nate
The American Red Cross pressntsl orally that Nobody Can 1'."
the Fourth of July, 1918 in 'Pflf'll, all You an [urn gray. faded hau- beau-
Palace. Theatre. Thursday. in this tlmlly dark and lustrous almost over
”more w‘ll be seen the boys from,night if you'll get a iii-cent bottle or
NOTV‘n’k or "l9 former Sixth *Com-fiWyethrs Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound" at any drug store. Millions of
ri’. but now “over there." lbottles of this old famous Sago Tea
-—- - g .. lReolpe, improved by the addition 02
LABOR DAV SENTWEL ' zother ingredients. are sold annually.
The Evening Sentinel will appear says a well-known dillsxlflt here, be-
.next Monday morning. L350?- Day, in-' cause it darkens the hair so natural-
1lead of at the usual time. Advertise 1y and evenly that no one can tell it
ments and news items should reach h“ been applied.
the allies of publication early on Sun'l Those whose hair is turning gray
day evening. . or becoming faded have a surprise
____.__._....___. 'awaitlng them. because after one or
DAWSON ngY, August 28.~——Thelwo applications the my hair van-
Yukon is turning from gold to silver!
mining. While the value of the form. “n“ "‘5 7°” 1°C” become luxuri-
er. or its purchasing power, has literally dark and beautiful.
’cressed. that of silver has been acu-
This is the age of youth. uni-heis-
ed. unattractive folks aren't wanted
around. so get busy with Wyeth'a
r , th Ma e district on the upper
823w“: Riveyr and along the Twelve-l Base and Sulphur Compound tonight
These fields are lbOxnnd you'll be delighted with your
miles apart. Silver was discovered i".dark, handsome halr and your youth.
bled. There is great activity it two
{these M988 years 880» but “0 wm'k'ihl appearance within a few days.
lw“ 9'“ done. 'This preparation is a toilet reunio-
The Canadian Government has diS'l ded for the cure,
vestigste the Prospects of developinemltigation or prevention of disease——
ithe sliver mining industry in this sec- “in
lieu.
m-movrm- -_~ 4 fl
ECICEEOI- Witt.
all, sweav we :—
1105? A Minors cunt. a
I LOOK TiilS cum on see
re rt fiomcs Nl'l'ii rue.
Poop uutsrtqusr— ,
{C'ooguis‘negsgb 7. cm
AT L. I-
Howey 6m 5
‘loo Cos-sconce
m: - I‘LL severe
CALL NW WIFE UP
AND FIND OUT!
$AV.SOPH|E! THE.
men warns 'ro KNOW /
HONMRNV GRITS ‘
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